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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL.

.,...- WEDNESDAY, Dec. II.
). The Senate met at ii o'clock a. m., pursuant
to- adjournment. The Clerk read the Journal
of. the proceedings of yesterday.
The House of Representatives returned to
the Senate resolution for the adjournment of
the General Assembly, in which that llouse lad
concurred.. >:
The House Of Representatives sent to the
Senate bill to incorporate the Graniteville CO.
metery Association; the bill received the first
reading and was committed to the Committee
on interpretations and Engrossed Acts.
The Joint Committee, appointed to act in
concert with similar one OH tho part of tho
House, to nominate President and Directors
of the Bank of the State of South Carolina for
the ensuing year, ask leave to report That e. NJ.
Furman, President Drectors-l. J. Fl. Stein
meyer. 2. w. C. Dukes. 3. p c. Gaillard, i.
Thomas Lehre 5. F. Lanneau, 6. J. T. .Devcapx,
Z. C. ]. Colcock, 8. A. Simonds, 9. j. H. Henor.
10. H. F. Suohecker, ii. Leonidas w. Spratt.
IL J. H. Sheppard, are elected
The unfavorable report Of the Committee on
Military and Pensions on ga bill 10 alter and
amend the militia laws of the State" was agreed
to. and the bill was consequently rejected.
A bill to grant hid TO the State Agricultural
Society Of South Carolina; which had been re-
ported by the Committee on Finance and Banks,
as substitute for a bill with the same title,
introduced by the Senator from Abbeville, and
committed to that Committee, was, before the
Senate on, the second reading. La, -.
Mr. Preston moved to amend the bill by stri.
hing but three thousand, to insert !" five thou
sand" 80 that the appropriation would be sS5,-
600 annually" This question was ordered 10
be decided by yeas and nays Yeas 30; nays
49, The amendment was therefore agreed to,
and the bill as, as,amended. was agreed to, and was
ordered TO be sent to the House of Representa-
tives.
On motion of-M1-- Dudley, the Senate ad-
journed at ten minutes past 4 p. IN.
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SEPARATE APPEAL COURT.

Court, after hard fight in the House Of Representa-
tives a, Columbia, has Mt length gone by the board
The last vote stood Sc for 5Sagainst It's passnge
or course this vas of those questions on which
there was good deal to be said on both sides. Bnt
we had concluded, seeing tha. the Bar generally ap-
proved the change, that the bill would become an act
We incline 10 the opinion also that The change would
have proven very popular one. The reasons Tor it
are certainly more paIpable and compreh ensble than
thuse against it and il occurs to u.s. that if gentlemen
shou Id think proper to test the measure upon the
stump, the ayes will yet have it.
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Hogs--More to Como Yet.

Hogs--More to Como Yet.
The Ashevis Spectator affirms that it appears, by
statement from The Gatekeeper on the French Broad
turnpike, that nineteen thousand hogs had passed
through his gate up to tile oath November, and that,
In the estimation Of the best informed drovers tho
number would reach about 40 900 before the close OF
the season. The highest price paid in Tennessee was
ST cents per ponnd The drovers at present in this
latitude ought to put their figures down to cen" at
once and say no more about it. Sir and half is a
FULL price for hogs however ft, and he who hesitates
10 take it is infatuated to say the least. Take sir
though, and we'll oil "pul of our coats and roll up
our sleeves" and give you benfit.
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Notice..

ALL Persons INDEBTED to me by Note or Ac-
n count are reqSsstcd to cali and sess'e chem on
or before the first Jaaary next. as shall place aa
unpaid accounts af.etshat date in the hands Of %
Officer. My business for the future viii be cos
Quoted on the Cash principle entirely and all work
lef with me must DC paid for on delivery, ssI Pes-
fer doing no business at all in preference To Creds
business. ii. A.'GRhfs
= - ~ ~
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"The Patriot and sIountaincor."

The two elder newspapers of Greenve are ANAL
gamatsd under the name above given. The Monta-
gues and Capuleta have come together. Mr.. ELronD
has purchased the Mountaneer from its former pro-
prietor, Mr.. GossErT. We part with the !" Noun.
.ineer" reluctantly. 1t has "fought the good fight
Of patriotic conservatism for many long day, and
richly merits the we'll done, good and faithful sorr.
ant" Eongun, uale To Mr.. ELroRD, we offer our
best wishes for the complete Of his enlarged
efforts Maythe Patriot and Moun.aineer" combine
oil the merits Of The two original sheets (Which were
many and avoid all their defects - .'
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State s0f South CaPOlinA,..
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ..T;}' :
:. -YN PnJITTH T.,

Exparte : So . 's!i "a
Julia, and John H:Hoghes. - :, 'se':''
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tract q land,
In upon which tho Pe,idoneEs Absalen ], Ned-
ees aud wife now resides, in Eage6eld binRcs, xHl
Be sold BY order Of the Court Sf Equityi oh the
first Monday ID January 1856. ehhesby fisCem-
missioner in Equity or by s,he Trunee: u. H,
Hughes-the sale being made for the benefit Of tho
parties in interest {: q. as,- -
TsRns-A credit q twelve months from day Of
sale, the purchase money to- be- secured by boRd
wik ample pcr.onal surety. Coda to +Be:pan 10
cash. A: SNlKlNS, c.E.E.p.
Dec l2, 4te 49
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The State Of South Caroline.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
-. CoIrss1A. Dec, 1865. :

.JHZIEREAs, it i. the duty of every! people TO
w acknowledge their dependence op Almighty
Coo Ito express their gratitude for His mefcies and
deyoutly implore His blessing for the future.
Now, therefore, I,lAAES II. ADAMS, Gov
ernor Of the State Of ou,h Carolina, do, in eonfor
nifty with the established usage Of this State appoint
the slst day Of December. 70 be 9bser1stss Aasy
Of Thanksgiving, Humiliation and Prayer-aad in
vite and exhort our citizens Of all denominations, to
assemble ut their respective places OF worship, to
offer up thei. devotious to Almighty Eoa thsgiSer
of al good. :. .;..,..e;, .,1r
Columbia, tbs 3rd day Of December, IA f6e-year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
fifty-6ve, and the ssvcnty-nimh yen Of American
independence. :. 80 .-.;; - .s.,,,'
w.. ~. H..ADAA&<
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$25 Reward.

on Tuesday last, the 18th inst, q large
.Iie.new. Leather POCKET BOOK, continuing
near Six Hundred Dollars, as well as now recolIeet-
ed in ouf 500, one $50, five $40, and four or FIVE
s5 bills. Banks not Recollccted.
will siyet the above reward Of twen,y-6v dola's
Tor the delivery of the said Pocket Book and con-
tents. a. 3. ADDISON.
{; Dec: lg,' 1855. II 40
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Notice. Obligatory.

4 IL persons in any wise indebted to the Sub
n seiber are earnestly requested to come forward
and settle, as am compelled to pay my deFas, aud
that speedily. When say,compelled, mean that
I am ut the extreme point Of the law made and pro-
vidcd in s,,chscases, ,nnd without relief any schea
boy knows the tesnsa .'r' G. HORD.
1, Inac1et IF a.
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CONGRESSIONAL FAvORs.

Hon. p S. BRooks will please accept our thanks
for his Washington missives in regard to matters Con.
gressional We shall be obliged to him for regular
continuation of these attentions. They will aurd
the means of supplying part Of hi, constituents with
interesting items from time to lime. And We shall
personally appreciate the kindness.
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STATE AID TO AGRICULTURE.

IT will be seen that the Legislature has voted $4,000
annually TO the State Agricultural Society, 10 be con-
tnued 50 long as the President Of that association
shall report satisfactory use Of the fund.- This is
liberal and proper, and pracisey what we expected
from our present talented and spirited Legisators-
We observe also that geological and neurological
survey of the State will probably be provided for with
becoming munifcence. Let the planters rejoice In
view of these Legislature lavon. Irighty managed,
they must largely rebound to the advancement Of their
interss,s while the good Of us all will assuredly be
conserved
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Motto e.,

r WILL sell at my residence on Tuesday ,hc-6sas
i day of January next, at public ouesy, tho sel~
lowing property, vz:F '-:--..+: -'": Il
Three Negroes, r-'s'. -
One Horse, ono Mule, Stock Hogs, Ca.le, Corn.
Fodder, Peas, Cotton Seed, Two Road Wagons,
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
&C., &C.
Twill also, on the same day. offer my valuable
Tract Of Land, il not previously disposed Of.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
nac 10 q 49
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Dec l9
RAaE oHANoE 10 sAvHnoST1,

THE Subscriber respectfully eaRs tic attentoh
or ccount, to oome forward and setfle,he saine u
January next, rs be snuds in need Of money The
follows in consequence os bis business being tuas-
acted upon Cash system. Irwasimpoaiae sndu
some Circumstances TO avoid credhing sonas o. my
customers. bat cannot get along m ms 1ins be-
siness without Cash. Therefore hope all fndebte4
viii Come forward aud settle up promptly. = g.
..SHoo 10 tf - AZ
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electng Speaker is even greater than was anticpa.
ted. We are indebted to Hon, P. S. Books for q
transcript ot ths various baIo,ipssup to The 4,sh-
The last six of these balloinss occurred on Tuesday
the iith instantVheh Banks STOOD lo7, kisbard.pn:
~ ,and Fusr 2, with an occasional saris,ionof ons
vote for or asainst 'rl sound bemecn,sare sta "a.
ing FIRM a rock, bat seemto euse.tain no hope, 81
carrying Tho speaker.ship. A combina ton OF ths
several elements ef Incorporation looked
probable result.
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N0ffce.

THERE will be an Election a,Eaeseld Village
i on Monday the 7th January 1856, for Inten-
dnnt and, Wardens. for the Town Of Edgcfeld for
the year 1885, - - -.
Messrs. 8: F. Goode, E. j. alimsa and .Robt.' H.
Sullivan, Managers. -: 'Hs 'rs -.
;.@'s, SAMUEL BROOKS, insendant.
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THURSDAY, Dec. l3.

(WE very much regret that in consequence of
our not receiving the Fridays Carolinian (from
cannot give our usual amount of Legislative
proceedings. There was not much done however
more than the passing of the Edgefied and Au-
gus,a Rail Roald Bill in the House. JED. ADV.
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qbf aopertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEPIELD, s. C.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1856.
EDGEPIELD, s. C.

- PERSONS desirous Of subscribing to either
Godey's Lesley's, Harper's, Grahams or Pescfson's
Magazines, will leave their names at this oifice Of
at Mra McNEILL's Millinery Shop.
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Well Digging, &c.

CHESLEY MCGEE respectfully infsrus tho
" citizens uf Edge6eld District,. that he viii do
ali work in his line, suchas Digging and Cleaning
Wells, Blasting Rock, &C., with promptness and
despatch. Ills address is Germanville T.. Or g. c.
Dec 10 II. s..s; .S49
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F OR s A LIE

Twill sell on Friday the 5h day of
&8fffA January next, at the residence Of
8ftl Capt A. T. Hodges, that de6rabls
e(Gs116 Plantation ION which Mrs. Sarah fous
formerly livedD containing "a, -
65S Acres,
Situated about nine miles West Of Edge6eld Court
House, OH the waters of Turkey and Log Greeks.
There is good Dwelling Ilopse and out bsld-
igs on the premises. Also, Grisi Mip With 3fsll
share Of custom.
will also sell at the same time and p,sse, Mt.
Hodges Household aHd Kitchen Furniture, Plan:
t'. tson Tools, sepof Com, Fodder, 40.s, Stock Of
"a Terms made known on the day q sl-.,
j. II. HUGHES.
Dec 10 81 ~ ~
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Notice.

4 IL Persons indebted to the Estate a Ces. r.
"a, b. .Bonspsht, decd, are sqrqstly yc9pes,ed
70 make immediate payment, Al persSm having
demands against the estate, win present thea pro
pcrly attested,
%ARY sHi1a ho{fis hoG{kss1elr. Ader'
Den 10
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The election of Senator for Edgefeld it will be seen
has been recommilted to the people, 1t will come of
agnin along with that for the District Offices in January
LET THE PEOPLE NOT FORGET that the
voting for District officers must all be done the first
day. while for Senator only votes can be cast in during
bot days.
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BrinEitBaeks

TSHE fellow that took my Gold Hsasd %Ssaink
/ Stick from The iCaDlina HoteioD sale-day last,
had better bring II back ut au eary dste, otherwise
he viii be exposed. !! T., L. 8: JOHNSON.
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nary transaction Of preliminary maseis The House
had not organized al lu,ss. dates. Ths difficulty in
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MILITARY SCHOOL AT YoRKv1LLE.


Tho Register Of .hf, School for 1856 is upon our
table, from the press Of the Yorkvillc Enquirer. Ii
affords Us pleasure to observe, from the strength fthe
class Of This year, that M-ass. JENKINS u Coward,
are succeeding with their very sensible apd useful
undertaking. Our readers perhaps know that This
School is intended TO be preparatory 70 admission into
tho State Millitnryc Academies. Its principals arc
esteemed young gentlemen Of rare. worth; and We
believe they have struck upon; Almost rumues,dable
scheme Our State Academies?aro rapid ,.isiACin
public estimation. Sach indeed is their popularity
that almost everyplace is filed whether At the
Arsenal in Columbia or the Citadel in Chaheiton.
The kind of education impaired at these institutions
is beginning to be regarded the very thing for this en-
ergesc and practical age of oun. 1t is already prov.
ing itself by its fruits; many young men Of ability
and character having been already fitted by these
Academies for tho duties Of life. Such being the
fact, it is probable tha, the States aid will be cheer.
fully increased to extend their sefunes. and elevate
their grade And preparatory Schools for applicants
at thuir doors will perhaps be much needed as
preparatory classical schoosare for applicants to tho
Son.h Carolina College. Messrs. JENKINS d Cow.
ARD are meeting this necessity AT the outset themselves
graduates OF the state Academes) and are On the high
road to success. We congratulate them andcomrusnd
their school 10 the consideration of our readers.
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The Election.

SPECTATORS" article will appear mex. week
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at II 8. N.
Mr. Duncan, from the Committee on Agricul-
,ture, reported on bill from the Senate to grant
aid 10 the State Agricultural Society.
The Committee amended the bill by striking
out $4,000 annually" and inserted - %, 900
annually" Immediate consideration was order:
ed, and The report of the Committee was laid
on the table. and the Senate bill adopted.
"A bill to incorporate the Columbia and Green
vile Telegraph Company: was also tackled on
and was adopted.
Further proceedings on the bill were cut off
by motion, that the House take recess until
7 p. m., made by Mr.. Lowry, which motion was
adopted. -,
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
The Steamer Lexington.
LOUISVILLE, Jnlv

LOUISVILLE, Jnlv 8.
The Lexington lef, 81. Louis on Thurs
day evening, and the catastrophe occur
red about A o'clock Or Sunday morning,
and abou. four miles above Rome, In
diana. The forward par. Of the boat
and back to the wheel. house was literal
ly torn TO pieces, and the three boilers
hurled entirely out of the boat.
The scene was awful beyond descrip.
ton. The air was filed with the shrieks
of the wounded and dying; confusion
reigned supreme. The boat was almost
Immediately in flames, and general des
truction seemed inevitable. Just at this
this time a wood boat made its appear
ance and was soon alongside. Directly
the steamer d. A Given, Capt. Wood
commander. came TO the rescue.
Had it mol been for this timely assis
lance, most of those who escaped must
have persisted in the flames or have been
drowned in the river. The lis, Of kill
ed and missing, wounded, and saved, as
nearly as We can state il, is as follows:
Killed and missing ID; wounded and
scalded 20; saved unhurt 33.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

for the present Fall, without any increase
Of the peoples taxes. This state OF
prosperity is more than the Democratic
clique OF Ot.umwa can stand. Their
fingers itch when they think of it,
Hence their greu, effort TO crush and de-
feat Judge Osborn and the American
ticket.
Well, let them work. They may
rant and rave, AND attempt to make the
people swallow it down that they are
acting from disinterested motives, bu,
they cannot do it. Old Fogy Locofoco.
ism is a. a discoun. in Wapello county
now. And no matter how great the
effort tina, may be made by the Sag
NIGHT party here, i, will avail nothing
with the people outside Of Otum VA
The people know who has administer
ed the affairs of the county TO the mos,
advantage. and they know who 10 vote
for without any dic,ation from party
wire .pullers.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
EyANsyILLE, Ia, July 9.

EVANSVILLE, la, July y.
The fine steamer Lexington, one Of
the Louisvi and ST.. Louis pRckels,
was blown ~ atoms yesterday morning,
near Slephensport, Kentucky.
SECOND
The packe. Baltimore has arrived
from the scene Of the wreck, with 20
officers and passengers Of the i'll. fa'e4
steamer, including Capt. Throop and Mr..
Davidson, the frs, clerk, both wounded.
The Captain thinks no, more than thirty
five were killed. About 100 persons
were on board, and but one escaped IN
injured except the ladies', who were all
saved unframed. The accident occurred
al 3 o'clock on Sunday morning. The
boa, and cargo are of course a total loss.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

II Our neighbor of the EdiyuiHe
Free Press after lauding EddyvilIe at a
great rate (which is all righ,,) says:
"The stage company are about to
crsss the river at this point, abandoning
the crossing a, Ot:umwa because the rou,
is no, practicable. Eddyville is the
place to cross the Demo,ne River TO &c
west; circumstances may fora lime throw
travel upon a differen. route but tina trav-
elling public will learn at last that il
does not pay TO fight against nature"
Some "dcad head has been pulling
the wool over. the editors eyes about
the stage company crossing at Edcyville.
They have no notion of travelling 30
miles 10 get TO Abba, when it can be
done in "a. The agen, of the company
hasn'. heard Of any ouch arrangements
as yet! And those circumstances"
(such as the B. & Mo. r. Railroad, will
make this the permanent and main cross
ing of the Demoine to all the country
west. Eddyville is q good crossing, but
i, is too far u Of the way.
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The Indiana Canal War Again.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS!!

A letter from T'erre Haute TO the edi.
tor of the Evansville Enquirer, dated
June 80, states that the Lunge Greek
Reservoir was Gu, by the "Black Boys
on the previous night, bu. that the Gu,
vas discovered in time to save the water.
The letter concludes:
A company of from 10 10 20 true men
are now leaving Il o'clock A. NJ this
place FOR the seat of war. and, i, is hoped
will reach there in time 10 stop further
depreda,iors. Major Tim Bowling lefl
this morning for indianapolis to repor! tc
the Governor. More trouble is nntici.
pated.
]. w. WooD writes a letter 10 j. S.
GAvITT, Sheriff of Evansville. concern.
ing the work. trial and discharge of such
of The Clay Co. rioters as lad been ar.
rested. We quote the most interesting
part The date is, Terre IIaule, June
Goth, 1855.
The trial of the persons arrested in
Clay Co., came of yesterday, and, as
we predicted, though the State proved BY
two Witnesses that several of them were
guilty, the defense had no difficulty in
proving an abb, or in convincing Inc
Cour, that these two witnesses were un,
worthy of belief.
Some forty persons were examined,
living in the vicinity of these ou,rages,
and in the neighborhoods where the men
who have done the work mus, have come
from. yel every man swore that he never
had any knowledge that was to be done
nor did he have any idea who did it.
When an abb could not be proven
land it was impossible in some of the
cases to find a pretex. for ill., they resor.
ed 10 impeachment, and it was no hard
task to convince a Clay county justice,
tina, any evidence establishing the guilt
Of the parties was unworthy of belief.
Thus has ended in a legal farce, the
last effort which (it is boped) the State
of Indiana will ever make TO bring an
offender against the law 10 justice in
Clay county.
The State has exhausted every effort,
through The authorities in Clay county
to protect public or private property, ant
it has hereafter to be al HE mercy of ar
unprincipled and Irresponsible mob OF
the State must find some means TO ares
offenders and take them out of Clay
county for trial.
After the adjournment of Court, Cap,
John Osborn addressed the crowd in .
highly ibflammatory speech, de~nouhcins
the Governor, the military, and the proc
lama,ions, in measured terms, and saying
but for his efforts, and those Of q fe
other "law abiding Citizens" in restrain
ing the people, the flower of Evarsv willie
would have been trodden beneath the Zee
of Clay, or drowned in blood-or thrown
ia the canal.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

II Messrs. STREET & GRIFFITH. \,
we anticipated, have sent in their adver
tisement this week. Accompanying the
manuscript, was a splendid pair Of kic
gloves for our "better half" and a line
silk cravat for ourself. Now that is
what we call sdoing the agreeable" -
And wha. better way is there of having
your goods recommended than by send.
ing the editor a sample? We profess &c
be a Judge of these articles, and can rec
ommend them 10 the public.
s. & G. have a large aud varied stock,
and as they believe in the nimble shil
ling principle, they deserve, and will
NO doubt, soon receive an extensive
patronage. Give them a call, ladies ant
gentlemen.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
u We Yesterday, saws the C,nciI

II We Yesterday, says the Cincin.
ali Commercial, conversed with a gentle,
man who has jus. returned from an ex'
tensive tour through Indiana and II linois
who did not c%onfnc himself 10 the rail
road routes. He informs US that crop,
of all kinds every where wore a good
appearance, and promised an abundan'
yield. The whea. harvest had com
menced in the southern counties OF Iii
nois and Indiana. The grain was heavy
and Of good quality.
On this cheering subject we find the
following notice in the Louisville Courier
Of yesterday, handed to us at 4 P. NJ
by the Express Of ADAMS & Co.
WoNDERFuL HARVEST IN KENTUCKY.
We have information by letter, and
through friends. from all sections Of the
State. 10 the effect hat there is every
reasonable prospect Of aharvest unparall'
elec in the history Of Kentucky. Every
species Of grain has grown with the
greatest luxuriance. The orchards are
bowed down with their fruitful loads
Hemp promises to be q fine yield. and
the .obacso will be far better tina. las,
year,