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The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
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will be as clear as mud, hereafter
ROMAN CATHOLICS nj MoRMoNs-
Curious CoINCIpEN Bishop Alemany
tells his flock that "Pe.er through the
mouth of Plus, has cleared ~ The .rvs-
teries of the conception Of lie Virgin
Mary"
Elder Pratt tells his tock tia. ".'oe
Smith, through the D.outh o. Brig hcr
Young, has declared that poiygany is 8
Christian institution.''
Each congratulate their focFs that
their church is the only one that Las .eis
graphic dispatches from Heaven.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

nG- Complaints are general at San
Francisco Of dull business, as the improve
ment in the interior had but just begun tc
affect that city when the failure Of Page,
Bacon & Co. gave them heavy draw
back.
AT Sacramento, since the adjournment
of the Legislature, the town has the ap-
pearance of "some banquet hall deser-
ted"
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Miss EsTELLE Potter, who has been received
with so much applause in the lower cities, is
now playing in Marysuille, with an excellent
company, and will visit Nevada ard Grass
Valley in short time. 1t is tie good fortune
of our citizens to have an opportunity to Wit
ness the performances of the "Stars" that visit
the State, and they literally patronize those
who deserve it. We think we can say it will
afford them great pleasure to honor the visit Of
Miss Potter with appropriate patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
Bay In Alabama, on the occasion of :

Bay In Alabama, on the occasion of q
recent railroad accident, telegraphic OPP
orator, who was on the tran, cut the
wires, and by raps or manipulations from
the end contriyed to send dispatc: to the
office at Montgomery. The replies he re-
ceived by applying the end to his tongue
In this manner several messages were ac-
curately sent aud received.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
KANSAS TERRITORY is now the centre

KANSAS TERRITORY is now the centre
of attraction. Its census, slaves, election,
immigration, mushroom towns, ETC., are
the fruitful themes of news and editorial
items, in all the papers we see. A Miss
ourl paper, the Agrarian, publishes the
annexed returns of the census, showing
the population, votes, and slaves, in all
except the five districts included between
the Sd and 9th ::
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

BSg~ Il IS stated, and We believe correctly,
that Labrador, With population Of zo,00C IN
habitants, has neither governor, magistrate,
constable nor lawyer; Jet riolence AND dlsor-
der are unconno on among then { tact highly
creditabie 10 the;r morals Their chiec cccu-
patton IS huntirg and fishing, the produce O;
which is sold chiefly to the traders from the
United States, froE whom the- receive the
most Of then supplies. We wonder, /; ihcy
would not bug fey Of our auperlumerary
poitica! pests, and go regularly into goyern~
ioent business? They kDow too much, though.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18


to fight her battles A nice little army
she had, of twenty years collecting and
training, but the first campaign has destroy
ed it, and Sebastapol must be taken by
the French or not at all Next she nego-
tiates with neutral nations to icin the al
lies, and furnish so many troops, she loan
ing their weak government so much money
This is new way of recruiting with hire
lings, about as they purchase slaves on
the African coast, where money is paid
to the chiefs and they seize upon so many
of their subjects and ship them off. Then
she tried direct foreign enlistments bu,
neither Swiss or German could be had
and at last she has come to this country
and opened a rendezvous in New York
city, where are to be enlisted-if the race
Of fools has not died out-and sent to Hal.
flax as emigrants, and thence to the Cri.
mea, via. England. She gives a bounty
of about $50, and then S. per month
and they engage, first, to endure such pri
vations and sufferings as the world ba.
never heard Of before; sec cond, to have
the dysentery and fever of the Crimea
and be neglected in their weakness apd
death third, to be shot at in any posi-.
ton the officers may place them within
five years and fourth, that one in five
hundred of them that will then be alive
is to be turned out like broken down old
horse to die and rot by the wayside.
But what right has England to raise SOL
diers in America, to fight nation with
which we are at peace There were reg
ulations once that they called neutrality
laws, what has become of those When
Walker enlisted men and went down &c
seize Lower California they said he had
violated law, and sent national vessel to
break up his expedition. When Count
Boulbon went to seize Sonora, they said
the same of him. When somebody wan
ted to take the Sandwich Islands, they
were prevented from raising men in San
Francisco. When Lopez sailed for Cuba,
President Fillmore issued his proclama-
ton; and when Kinney would pluck Cen
tral America, Mr.. Marcy said no. Now
why had not any of them just as good
right as the British pimp in New York
Why allow men to be raised and shipped
to fight Russia, that is doing no more to
Turkey than we did to Mexico in annex
ing Texas, any more than to fight Cuba.
Mexico, or Sandwich Islands If con-
spiracy was forming in New York to blow
up or burn London, we should crush il
out why not when it is designed to dc
the same to Sebastopol The Russians
are not negroes or Indians, that they
should not have the same chance with Eng
lishmen
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
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rA- A letter from IN American Al
Canton, says the civil war III China, i:
conducted in the most barbarous and hcr-
rible way. Noprisoners are kept, but tley
are all executed Immediately after battll
and in most inhuman manre~, ate
first being stripped naked
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
Bag- A correspondent Of the. Newark DAILY

Advertiser, writing from Rome, says: ''They
do tell US, however, that the King Of Naples
has been strongly pressed by the Allied Pow
ers, in concurrence with the urgent demands Of
the Austrian Minister, to join the alliance
against Russia, and furnish contingent Of
troops, and that he is seriously considering It !;
which is doubtless an intimations that it is 10
be done. 1t is in fact said, in private circles,
that he will send to the Crimea the same mum
Der of troops as Sardnia--l5 ,000.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Ok p:F.-,inet there is a spirited .iva!fr
progressing Tor the clerkshir ofsthe new q. S
Circuit Court between B. J.. Wash,ngton
Geo. Pen1 Johnston, and Charles Ieeke lete
Senator from Caiaveras county. II is said
that The GwiI influence is cast in fayo,. =,
ar Leake-if this is 50, It is the unkindest
GuI oi ail. towards our cotemporary Of the
!, ilmes ana Transcript. Rumor also has il
mat The body servant Of Or. Gwin is to be
crier Of the uew court.-E,s .y,ry
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
Efals The State il iuil

HesA- The State is full Of politicians
working fer the State Offices next fail. -
The means and ends aimed at wcuid maxi
common people stare could they oe re-
vealed to the general gaze Al k:nds Of
largains and combinations are c.. foot,
and BY these preparations nc popular
Will Is to receive e>Nession--tho pob..c
are to be pulled by the losa 70 the sup
port of intriguers, ard yet believe it is q
free agent It IS enough tc disgust de-
cont mar with he whole trade IF politics
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

CU1LERY.-1he best, largest and most
varied assortment of knives ever brought 10
this place have just been received by Mr.. Pot
ter who has imported them direct from New
York He will sell at San Francisco prices
any article you want in that line.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Two BITs REWARD is offered for the
felonious cat that entered our chicken pen
and eat up several young turkies. Halt
that amount for her skin. Said cat had
better not re-appear about our premises
unless she is fully prepared to die.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
&25H We are. ih1a[,4or :,

S we are injected 70 the cr.erorisinr
4 ac'nc Express Co. for Atlaut;c anu CaIifor.
sla papers half an hoar 10 advance Of the st.ye
'I' night' hy special messenger With TIE
Sp'.it of the Old express IN which thew learned
'"'N business me Pacific hoy" are deter
'h'hed 10 Be always ahead. aud they carry their
determination into effect
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

BI- At the election in Frederi cksb1rg,
Va, on the 10th, Mr.. Caldwell, the K.
N. candidate for Mayor, had l6S majority,
and the entire Council is of similar polit-
ical character.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

'e'trfER SovEREIaN1T, The papers from
'ae Atlantic States speak OF mos: Gisgra.efr,
proceedings on the par. Of Atoh;scu's "s,us,
'er sovereignty at tie late Kansas election
Dr1nken and turbulent crowds csms ovor =,
wagons and on horse back. aud perverted or
broke up the elections
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Bay- Forty or fifty members Of the Indiana
Legislature, after the passage Of the Main Law
by that body, sent out message to the people
of that State, protesting against the law en-
constitutional grounds, and advising their con-
stitnents, and the people of the State generally
to pay no attention or regard whatever TO the
law,
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

BeA- The Alta says that letter was recent
ly received IN that city by merchant from
farmer residing in lone Valley, stating that he
had on hand $4,000 pounds of wool, the pro.
duct Of his aocks, and desiring to know where
he could obtain a market for it. A farmer
from the San Jose section of country also has
from 1000 to 5000 pounds OF wool.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
Nc Mo :aL -ora4S -

n@- Very .ich prospects in the quartz
lead of the Wyoming Co on Deer Creek
have been found tbs past week. The
lead seems 10 rival IN richness any ether
in the county.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Hsa- Ihe <! Dorado gambling saloon. "a
Ire corner CT Koarney and Washington sts
San Francisco. whica has p-o5ablv beer: tie
rcst profitable aifaiG Of the kind IL tie State
hes closed, and me Building IS 40 let.'
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

szs~ The Michigan Erpos.for, IN cor
menting on the remark OF :. cotcn por:rJJ
that "the snow in this vicinity IS tsgo fee
deep" observes, 'It is tYo h7,ees deep oat
here"
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

B~ Howard, Borradaile & Co Of Sac
ramento have now received from the State;
all kinds of Drugs and Medicines, Fancy
articles, sc. and will supply them .c the
trade at San Francisco prices.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

LEE & MAasHALL's circus company
lcd most remarkable run liz this place.
5oth nights the ten was crowded to sutfo.
,ation, and on the first the agent stopped
cling tickets TWO hours before the COM
aencement Of the performances
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

15- VIA. Reed and H NJ. Dens.oora
were appointed night Watcbmen, and c.
4. Tweed town attorney, by the Boa,d
Ct Trustees On TUESDAY nipbt
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

r@~ In the case Of IIrter {. Vaughn vs.
Captain Whiting Of TIE steamer Sonora. for
false imprisonment, the Jury returned yerGic
for plaintiff If IS .OCC.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

hzS- Io'a Mcntez Is at Saa F,anci.ca ~.
k'og arrangements for an artistic tour 70 Aus.
'2lla' the PHILIPPINE Islands, Mapill. Caj.ut.
"a, &c, &c. -'''
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

etaA- The Tamanny Co., on American
Hill, have blasted through heavy ledge
ct boniders that obstructcd the ''right of
way" to their lead, and have now very
rich prospect before them.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

r9- The disturbances on Salmon river
between the irish and Americans are said
to be quoted by the determined point ex-
hibited by the latter.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

mA- Tie ne" bridge at the .cot OF
Main street is Being rapidly completed
and will be g substantial ana useful struc-
ture
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

@ Two lines OF Stages have JUS beer
started between this place ami Fores
City-~one by kcyes s. Davis, Wagons,
sgcnt, at tie 0rierta! Hotci, the other b.
J. A. Lancaster G. Co. Lancaster agent
at the Union Hotel.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

SaT Mr.. Flurshutz, soda manufacturer
IN TINS place, uses up couple bushels of
corks daily in hottlipg his commodity.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Be- All the gambling houses in this p'ae e
closed ON the night of the 10Th, at about Il
o'clock. The Keepers deserve praise for being
w-abiding and We are pleased to be able to
chronicle this to their credit
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

STATE TRIBUNE.--Mr. Potter haa the agency
in this place Of this excellent paper, aud will
receive subscribcEs at his store oa Main street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

JOSH. SILsBEE-the Yankee comedian
is to play in Marysville in about two weeks,
and will probably visit this place.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

Es5N Two Indians were Whipped 4; Nnhe.
lnmne Hill, a few days olnce, iot stealing hor
scs.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
SAN Francisco. Nav * Up n

'he steamer Senator after starting out from.
the dock ior Sacramento this afternoon
commenced leaking badly ard was imme-
diately 2ut back, bu, Fept aaoat by tie r.nps
cf a steah tug, and fire company. The Con-
hdenee las gore up with her passenger and
freight.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18
SAN E9ANC7sro ATarrcu.

DAN tAANCi9co May ! 9th.
Last night TIE Senator sunk in q, foo, IF
water. The waves running over ber man
deck. There were a5ou: 300 sacks Of ao1-i i,
her hold at the tine.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

ansi G-in p9 this town Aay 9Th ~ Justice sais
sAiae' NJ Reno 10 Macy Barker
M.tsai 11rA; w; tcrn yesterday Of Consumption II.
fdTi, Ireland ~" -0urF "'e'
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

S l ne Atlantic Laail arrived i1 this ~,
last evening
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-18

HAXs.--California IS ncw crrns lie frest
hams to be found this side % Wes:Dhalic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

THE GOLD DIGerNGs ON rHR RpD FORK or THE
ARKANSAS The Van Buren, tn,elngencer, no ci .g
the PR paratiops of q company of ,men from Mont
eomery county Ark, for departure TO the reported
gold diggiugs on the "Red Fork" oil the AIks snsas,
Gays:
1--WE do notw wish to be the disseminator of false
intelligence. and, H. all caudor, must say that we
have no reiisble Intelligence from the reported
mines. That there is gold up the snsas and its
tributaries, there Il no doubt; but whether 10
quantities to pay Tor ~orkiDg not are un able
to say: We would caution all persons from taking
their families there aud also believe all that
they see published In relation thereto. If Young
see fit to make the exploration. let them do 80
but do not take families Of women and children
there" ''-f f's it1 -slF-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26
VIRGINIA.

FATAL AcctDRNr "A little con OF Mr. Juo Reed,
residing ab.us miles from Morganlowu, Monon'
gala, wss killed lss. week BY = ,sl 10 saw mill
RELIGIOUS lrrRLL IorNcs The new Melhodis.
Cnurrn called LiOyd's. In the Sussex circus wiil
oa dedicated on Suodsy. the 5rb of August. Rev.
" Lanshorne will preach the dedication SER
mon. ~ 1Sa
QuARANTISK.--In Norfolk the quarantine re-
srictious have been TX ended 90 % to embrace
Sesse,s rom any port south OF Charleston, South
The METHODIST COLLEGE At LyNcHpusa The
,o'mer protessots OF the Methodist college at
oni'ntown, Pc have published an address 10 the
ehlzeps OF Lynchbure, In regard 10 the es.sb ish-
mebt OF = college there. They say they already
"svs large number OF Gudents from abroad
tcber. - -
LARGE FAMILY Mrs. Nancy Lawrence, 10 the
90 year Of her age, died in Montgomery county,
on me b Inst. She left thirteen children and
six'y-rfpe grand
CR PAIN FLOYD = The Floyd fnisllieencer says
mar me wheat crop 'here has been harvested, and
na while the yield per acre IL not - large a. last
year tne amouat will bs much lager. as tbe farm.
ere sowed larger crops. The buckwheat crop 10
very promisioe. z e, srs1
NEw CouRr HousE. The county court OF Pst-
rick has levied $1,000 for building new court
house.
sFsT TO PRIsoN crew of The ship Venice.
from Guy Point have been remsnded top prison at
Norfolk on charge Of mutiny. There are twelve
10 number. s'iI Fa 50I71al
FoR THE sPaNos-Tbe staunton Republican
says thatthe cars and stages passing through that
town are crowded With passengers Tor the springs.
HEALTH CT sTAuNToN.- Oa Monday there was
but one case OF vsrioiod reported in stsunson and
no new cases of email pox 8tsf ~
TEsTIMoSI.L.-Asa parting testimonial of their
esseem and admiration, The ats Law class of VIII.
tlam aod Mary College, presented Judge Scar
ourgh with gold headed cane on ths 5-h inGant
IL was gotten up by WmF Owens of Richmond
EFFECT tF THE FsvsR AT PoBTsMouTH The
Baltimore Patriot uubiishes business letter re.
celved there from Portsmouth, which says: "If
You have not purchased for ne please NOT do 20 at
present as the yellow fever 10 raging here to an
alarming extent. and all business must be sus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

SEVERE STORM IN mAINE.-Portlaud papers give
an account OF q terrific thunddr shower on Thur,
day evening. 10 some iosIaoces damage WAS done
70 serious extent. A"oipes. blinds. &c. were
immediate vicinity OF the city were unrooied or
blown down A little Girl pi sig or s.ven years
nsmed M'Lucus was killed by lightning a. Blown
fis'd, Maine. She was playing on the A ,or, and
wss struck by the fluid, which paused into the
10 M by way OF the iron stove funnel woman
was also killed 10 Limiogton snd a yoke OF OK IN
10 Limerick. In Wtstbrook the wind 10 lis course
took barn on the farm of John Reed Esq s.v
en'y ieet long BY thirty In width, compateiy demo
ishioR the whols, throwing boards and timber In all
directious.. esr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

YOUNG BoNAPARTE IN THE CRfMRA-Mrs LIE
Vert OF Mobile, writing from Parfs, thus speaks OF
young Bonaparte. late Of tha, ci,y:p fr s'es
"Trii NJ. tina, his friend Jerome Bouaparte has
greatly Distinguished himself and has dona great
honor to his West Point training. Hais The aid OF
one OF the Generals and 10 the medium of com
munication between the French and Eogiish. a.
he speaks the two lsngauges .q1alIy well He IL
always in the midst of tha battle, and has bad twu
wound. The Emperor 10 proud OF him. and the
French soldiers call him the brave American Bo.
naparte." - '-'' ~ go A-@sas .r 7 alstfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

DRowNE D-On Tbursday evening, Mr.. VIM.
Campbell aud 8. Dean, young men-,he latter
hsving a wife aud two cbidren-were drowned
while bathing in Connecticut River at Hartford
Neither OF them could swim, but were 10 compsny
with those who could; their bodies were found the
next morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

F1sHRRIEs ON LAKE HUR On The reciprocity
treaty has given new 6-id t. the LAX. fisheries
on the Caosda side Of Lake Huron Some Two
hundred American fsherm- are now engaged
within fifty miles escn sid OF Goderich ia The
business This has treatiy stimulated the Can,
nueks, and 1t is esiimate ed 10 ur hundred of them
are now engaged 10 thu satzss business
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

Horristown, N j., exhibits. By the census taken /,
- total population OF Cos perspns, baiog Q de-
cline since 1885, when tns town bad $500 inhsbi-
4 tanis 81 e9 fsss ts- = -
Mr. Brounel slocurn, Of Portsmouth,. r l.. aged
ssssi CO. wss barns % dsstn In his house On San.
l esy IAss. .s1.s...f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

KILLRD BIZ LIGHTNING - On Tuesday Iast, al
four youug grr,s were picking cherries a, Johan-
nesburg Warren county, j., one of them,
named Ellen Gray, was instantly killed by hash
OF lightning; bur, strange to ssy. there was no
appearance of rsin or clouds when the levin brand
did It's fatal work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

MANUFACTURE AND CosT GF GuNPowDRR N
PRUSSIA -"Asreeabie 10 an authentic computation,
The yearly manufacture of punpo~der for the use
OF the Prussisn army is 6 800 quinss's. The cos,
OF manufacture amounts 10 about ITO 600 rix dol
lars The average of materials CONSUMED Ia ,ha
manufacture 10 700 qnintaIs of sal pstre, GAO
qiintals OF sulpher and $50 cords of charcoal Tnt
cost of purchase OF these materials, amounts to
from 60 900 to 20 600 rix dollars"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

SMALL Pox IN SyRAcusE.-The small pox is
SAID to b. prexaitn among the German popaIsiion
ot Syracuse, N. y, ho reside ia section Of the
Guy kIown % n o ''Ge rman section" Ons of the
pubic schools has been closed ia Gems q,ence,
sad the phys clans doing thriving busIntss 10
the wsy Of 1ccioafiop SIS ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

The LAST INvENrIor.-Ao Ingenious Londonel
has taken out a patent for tipping cigars with AT
fPniable composition cap able of being -ed by ffie
tiob, 80 that when smoker wishes to light cigar
be has only to rub the end OF it against any hare
substance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26
FOR RrNT OK LEASE.-Tho

tS0 tw" large STORES or WAREHOUSES Nor
61snd l6s, peosite the Exchanse Esnk of Vireinis,
SUD sdt"ibfns the large and atoI es of
keot. Psine 4 Co. Each OF these siofes front 2E
*feet on Mhin street. with ii Il oEs, ruunips back
Eloo feet. The Easements ope1 OF q level with .
Barge rsved court yard in ths rear from which
HWide we'd al-y leads to Ilth street oppss to the
zWins OF the American Hotel These are amongst the
1nest rhnaodicus and substantial buildibss ia tbe
<ci -nd we'll for boaines. esrebl u
zo hrst c IS there b-Ihg 10 fact nous in each
cement Tor two establi'bments Th-Se stores ere
xpow being psioted IL side aud The large store
foom and basement of N .l67 be bad imna
&ehe upper hJoTs being ALREADY Leased, except one
8i.rg- om IN the story. Possession OF tenement
e Q. i6s, now occupied BY Messrs Jones Potts can
%. b d on the lat Sc ptember next.
The .aperioI Location of the stores being In tb
be It of tho city 10 too ell kuowu to require fur.
&her notice. appl TO JosEPB JAMES Jr., at the
sttore Of Hugh w. Fry, Esq or to
- te ayts RIENINQ Y.MEc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

CHOLERA IN BALTIC P GETS Letters from Ham
burg firm that cholera, was quite prevsieot /,
mary pvrts OF the Bali O. particularly those 10 nea
BON sc'ion with the Eo elsh fact and that Ia sew
era' cases Il had prove d fatal 10 many seamen TN
ployed on board those ships 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

CHILD KILLED BY L,oUoR-On Thured.y "
last week, colorsd residing In Sandystoz
township, warren county, J procured half
gallon OF liquor, took II home, satisfied the de
msnds OF his appetite, and stored the remainder
ior future use. child of bis sgrd some six
years. gaining access to II, drank much that II
YVES thrown into spasms and died the day follow
ing 81 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

NOT Bin cH LIKE FAMIsE.-Whest In Broomt
cooa'y. i-n,u ucty, has y,sided 81 bushels TO the
acre. wi iere IL Dsver yielded but l2 before JUS
.ppos' A Petersburg. io indiana Mr.. Reese rais-c
:, re bundred bushelsof wheat on six acTes.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

EDITOR TURNED FAB,aE1,- John Mitchell il
now residing GU bis tam In Tucsleeche, Kuex
county, Tennessee. His health, 1t 10 SAID, has
greatly improved SIT he B-ft the editor ia p ot-s
sion. and adopted the m" re genial one Of an sgri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

BOOKS + FtBBIDDRN IN AusrRIA : First on the lis
o' some new public atone forbidden 10 enter the
Aus Ran Empire 10 the Westminster Review. Fa-
",s History OF IL iiy. trsns,s,ed by Mr. Glsdstons
AID u vinus' HIS 0Iy Of the Nineteenth Century
are placed 10 the same category. -ft :