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LOSS OF LIFE oNA BURN1Ne sru.unD

r. ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 3d.-The stesmt
keystone State, hence for Peoria. Illinois, bs
t oeen burnt to the waters edge on the low,
mississippi, and proved q total loss. Fiv
persons persisted in the flames.
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II lGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiiI
- be sold for cash. to the CHEST bidder. at the
$3.50 at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, lot of GROCERIES. Bar
l1teres; Bedsteass Mattresses, Show Case, and
u favor OF Hiram w. Tyler, VS. Morris Cs.sv
distress warrants in favor OF said Tyler va ALBEIT
hToy. and William Tyree, vs. Susan A. Brown.
up. TYLER, II C. C. r.
Je TT by r. n. rABB d. C.
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BY ALEX. MOTT,
FURNITURE, 60, AT AUCTION

FURNITURE, go, AT AUCTION
=, WIN be sold on TUESDAY, sth inst, AZ 10
nand nosssho'd and kitchen Furniture consissipr Of
; gsaeLsl sssortmsnt, being the effects of family
An1-S Feather Beds Mattressef; l set Exten-
SION Taoes Looking Glasses; s Curtain Bedstesas.
TRY and Book Case, &c s'eAs-
Clothing. A'''eis' ana
Also-l2 500 Cigars, assorted brands. anoo ,.r.-.
Smoking Tobacco; 2 Cooking Stoves f~f''
is Alley MOTT 49,
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T ICKERT d DE1TMA.N, FREsoO AND
IL ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, Va
The Subscribers Qately of New York; having estab-
shed themselves ia this city for the purpose Of car
ryins on and executing FRISCO and ORNAMENT
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they are ready and prepared TO DO an
work in their line with which they may be favored
in the vary best style.
REFEREKcE-To Mr.. John r. Ballard and MT J.
@. Hobson, on whose private rssidsness we nave
orked.
Orders left st Mr.. w. sattlers Paint Store. No l42
Main ~. = LICKERT DETTMAN.
| rnh lS-3ms Frssso and oruamsntai RI inters
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PY THOMAS ~ FFFSFF

- 4 H1OHA4-N' W. 4ALl44oLEy
IOfica with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl at
ZINE MICH COWS FOR SALE AT
Il AUCTION VIII be- sold ca "WEDNESDAY
morning. ace 6.h st Ii O'CLOCK 1t kdr JEa K HixJs
steba, q 18th street. between Ia all and Cary ste
three OF fc ar very fine MICH COWS, now giving
from I've T. three gallons of milk Dsr dav
Sale pcs i've. THOMAS w KEEsEE
IA
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AT
AA AUCTION-On TUESDAY, the 9Th of Juns.
comm sncng at 10 9,cock. will ssIl at public auc.
ALsC-A lot of Dry Goods CIofhinv Jrna.r
q I ~ o. &C" &c LARUS l. SHINE,
JssGGn,,,o Auctioneers.
ADDITIONAL-Wili be added to the above saIa
THIS MORNING, large and well selected assort.
T n of HARDWARE, consisting ia part of saws.
lanes Axes Hammers. Stock and PAD Locks, Edge
Toois, Handrons Trace Chains Shovels Hoss
Hamme1s scythes Grass Blades, Balance scale,.
hettlsf, Sauce Pans, &C.. &c, embracing MANY artl.
cAes "a the retaii line. LARUS q SHINE.
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the goth

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the goth
w day of July, if not cold privately before. that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which now reside, containing 552 acres Of
land about 800 Of which is cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber consisting of oak ches-
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con
sisting of a commodious .dwelling house. new barn.
stables kitchen, carriage house, &c. in a good state
of repair.
For TERMS apply to the subscriber on the preui-
SEES, or to Lee Bsyley, Attorneys at Law, l1th st
Richmond, where plat of the property can be SEEM
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2l-dtd* SAM'L SCHERER
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lATEST MAIL NE W


PETERSBURG, June 9TH.
,,.sterdav afternoon, as officer Fem wss
..l:or alone in the porch of our city Jail, his
"'It7 ear caught what seemed at first 10 be
a'oS ',rsting of file, proceeding from a win.
HS ?;n a remote portion of the jail. Diyest
ioN, ;;,pself of his shoes. he descended 10 tb q
o. bslow, and passing TO the rear of The
yH = naused to listen. He had not to wait
=" before becoming convinced that tha
,'a .--,nsrs confined in the two cells ON The
',n5 floor were engaged in making an eff.
:. "a escape. Calling to his aid Messrs
.I' ,ch and Peterson, the party entered the
,. pr ard proceeding to the cells aforesaid
AZ, I'd tbev had arrived just in season TO pre'
'. :, q general stampede among the occu.
~ ~. in that quarter. BY some means, two
Vi sd been procured, and with these the
''H '.,ners in each cell had succeeded in saw.
/, implicitly through the inside grating of
/. - uiadows, and had only to remove a nor.
~ If the brick masonry to have made their
~, ,ins into the open air. The gratings con
.,.si Of iron bars about two inches broad
y three quarters of an inch thick, riyeted
.,olher at right angles.
tr;ght of these, four in each cell. had baan
Ted completely of, and it was the inten.
.,n NJ the four prisoners to have taken their
.,oar,ure last night. The prisoners were.
Tier, convicted of robbery, and Just sen.
ICED to the Penitentiary for two years
+ milton his confederate, not yet tried
3.ovn, charged with counterfeiting. and
Iaomss, waiting trial for murder, the former
.at from the jail of Nottoway, and the LAT.
.r rom Prince George Jail for safe keeping.
bs Quartette were speedily ironed hand
ID foot, and left to chew the bitter cud of
appointment.
Another false alarm of fire last night
70 or three youths from Richmond, wear.
= the uniform Of Richmond fire Companies.
ere foremost in taking out the engines
oos the Fire Association of Richmond
s,mit this sort Of thing
BLANDFORD,
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80 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS

TENWO bhICh HOUSES AND LOTS
Il ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION MON.
DAY, June II, at 4t O'Clock M, upon the premises
will be sold 2new Brick Tenemsnts and Lots on the
West side of 4th between Gary and Canal streets
Each of these Tenements contains about rooms
with Kitchens Gas, &c., in perfect order and ad
mirsbly arranged They are well suited for resi-
dences for those requiring a central location, and
will rent at q handsome per centum upon cost (cne
being now engaged at $780, and would seem to offer
inducements to those in want of such property.
Terms at sale. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
my "A Auctioneers
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BOUNTY l. AND WARRANT
- WANTED.-Ths pndersignsd 10 prepared to
pay the highest market price In cash. for any number
Of BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
Having been SUCCESSFULLY ENGAGED tn the prosscv-
ion Of Military Claims for ths Last fifteen years, no
Hefs his services particular to Claimants and
BOltaty Land agents. who may have sageadsd or re-
eeted claims Office, eoroer Of Bank and lith bts I,
ae ar the AMERICAN HorEL.
JAMES T. SUTTON, Jrs@
4. 4-Sts Pas slon and Rounty Lsnd Agent
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Jsmess. Richardson, native OF Boston, Mass
and married. blew his brains cut at New Orleans
Tuesday last
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EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR

DARN NEAR RICHMO FOR
Il SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT" 1.-TWO
miles from Richmondl the residence of ]. H. Park
bill on the Nav Bridge Road, will be sold at public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, at P. M, the 9th day
OF June next The Farm contains about rs acres Of
land lies beautifully aud is in good state of cultiva
ton. The dwelling and kitchen brick gardner's
house and barn are framed, and other necessary
out-houses-all built in the past five years.
The orchard is young md full for the first time this
year, and krowing thriftiy-comprises all the most
select varieties. apples, peaches, plums, spricots
pesrs and cherries-500 trees in all. This Of isef
it Is said, will pay for the Farm in few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract together or to
divide it to suit purchasers
TERMs-Ohe-tbird cash; balance in equal annual
nstsments l and2 years, with interest, secured by
Deed of Trust on the premises. The taxes for the
present year 20 be paid by the purchaser
GODDIN APPERSON,
my 5-2swtds Auctioneers
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TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
JED TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Auctrs

VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th June, at
II o. lock NJ, at Earnests Stable, Council Cham
Der Hill, will be sold young and valuable Mules,
with harness recently broke, end sold only for want
Of uae They said to be very sup srior, and the
attention of those in want is requested the sale
TERMs-Ninety days credit, for approved notes,
with interest added
M 80 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate OF Mrs. Millison Smell. decd will please
make immediate payment to the underfgped; and
sl persons having claims against the estate will pre-
sent their claims properly authenticated, to the
dersigned, that arrangements may be m de for the
settlement of the estate.
HORACE l.. KENT
r. r. HOWISON
my S0-6t Executors CT Hillison Smell, decd.
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5aI5 cOnuuCIeu bY 6ODDIN g APFEKsUN.
HANOVER LAND FOR SALE AT

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE AT
H U &C T ON, AT HANOVER C Hon
TUESDAY the 18th of June, 1855, commencing It
| O'Clock, p M will sell at Hanover Cou t
House, that being Court Day for said county, 2G9
acres of LAND, being part of MECHUMP'S, ~
ing on Mechump's Greek, and also the county
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to Hanover
Court House, being but two mile. from the former,
and three from the latter. 1t lies beautifully, has
heavily timbered with pine and cedars 1t will be
divided to suit purchasers sold entire, may be
agreed on at the time of sale The sale will be made
at the Court House, because there Is decree to sell
the remainder of the Mechump's Land, ESTIMATED
at about 200 acres on the day, and at the
place.
TERMs-One-ffth cash another one fifth at one
year, the balance, say three -ffths, at FIVE years
The credit payments to bear interest, to be paid
semi-annuslly, and secured by trust deed. Or, if
the purchaser desires, five per cent will be TAX en-
off the face of the credit payments for cash down.
GODDlN APPERSON
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Mrs Giliett, one of the ladies who was jared BY
the late hurricane near Chicago, has died OF her
wounds. making the fourth victim.
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MORE GUAKO "A merchant informs the PbiIadeI
phIa Ga atte that there has been new discovery of
guanS Ia tbs North Pacific Ocean which bids fair to
prove OF great value The first cargo arrived Ia the
Onteq States few days since, and having been an
a} %, proves to ba equal to the Peruvian. 1t is
salc TINS discovery 10 strictly American, and there
fore the islands or island belong tous
lt IS rumored that Governor Gardner of Massachu.
salts will soon call the Legislature together for an
extra session. " ~
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h.hl, late United States Consul of Bordeaux,
'uodsniy In Paris, On the Ist uitimo.
Ersstas Brooks, at New York, L. III, sad has
IVA aaSiseo 70 leave the city for his health.
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WANTS

WANTED-A colOred COOK, WASH
Err and 1RONER-None need apply exoept
with the best recommendations for qualifications and
character. Apply at this office my29
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The UNITED STATES CONSUL AT MONTREAL -
The Montreal people ,eems very much outraged by
proclamation Of the United States Consul In hat
city. Ia which bs requires every vessel arriving
from the United States deposit its register IN bis
office, and $500 The death OF an American sailor,
The Montreal Advertiser takesths matter In great
dudsto', and considers it a gross assumption Of
power.
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THE undersigned have this day formed
IL a copsrtnership for the purpose of writing up
Books for those who have regular clerk, prepar-
ing lie gal instruments, and copying in all the vsrou-
branches. They consider themselves competent
from experience of any years, to give satisfac-
ton to all persons who may think proper to patron
ize them.
Office on franklin street. between b and h sts
in rear of the residence of John NJ Patton Esq.
HUGH II. GODDIN.
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
Nav S9th, 1855. nv SO-eSD
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NhOICE COGNAC BRANDY Fine
~ Tea /; Rio Ccnss; Peruvian 0aans; Fias sna %.
Alsa Salt; Sugar Honss Moissse'i eo'''n
s9t s1's os pAvESPoRr. ALLEN \ CO.
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M, MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
,,5Esg AT BUFFERS 4 sIMoNs',

MY, MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
yAgy AT BUFFERS & sIMONs
y Having made rrangemsnts with - one ne Of
the largest Music publishing houses in the Unitsd
'ates to supply as with N UsIC, prepared to
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Teachers will be furnished with Music at a much
less rate than formerly.
Our Catalogue NOV publi.hing) will be ready for
delivery about the 10th of May,
We are Agents for VIM P. Emersons OF Boston;
Horace Waters. of New York; Neill, Duros Co, o.
Baltimore. for the sale of their
UNRIVALLED PIANO FORTES,
And s. D. & a. w. Smiths
CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Each instrume ut 10 guaranteed to give entire salts.
faction, the purchase money refunded
Persons at distance wishing to purchase will, by
forwarding their orders have their wants aoeH and
y e5r1 FAM FoRTEs Tuned and Repu 1stni by
Mr. RUFUS MORSE gTsstiSsI rag9 Forte manu-
Booksellers, Ststioners aud Piano Forte and
my 4-1mn Music Dealers 157 Main st.
I IFE INSURANCE
IL WHITE PERSONS AND SLAVES
Life is uncertain. We can only call the present
own. Be'wise then, make this provisionfor your
family ere it be too late. Insure your LIFE-insure
your SLAVES, and secure yourself against losses,
which their deaths would occasion you.
THE AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE d TRUST CO.,
Capital, 100000!
Principal Office, 8. E.. 4th and Walnut sts,
Philadelphia,
Office in Richmond, Pesrl street, between Main and
Franklin, next to 4 D. Eacbo's office,
OferI usual UNEoUALLED advantages in INsU-
RANCE OF LIVES, WHITE PERSONS AND
SLAVES. The former insured for any length OF
hre-the latter for one, three and FIVE years Pre-
miums moderate.
Call at the Office in Richmond, and procure pam
phlets and circulars hch will give you ell informa
ton upon the subject) to be had gratis of
c. r. BROKEN. 81. D,
Agent and M edical Examiner.
H Office hours from till u o'c:c OK A. M. and
from 4 te r NJ je4-2tS
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POBBERY.-On Sunday morning last,
~ between the hours of and 10 o'clock, my resi-.
deDce 10 Henrico county, about one quarter of
mile north of Bacon Quarter Branch. WIS forcibiy
entered by forcing the basement window, ana nv
chest broken open and two pcck ct books containing
between S25 and $50 taken therefrom; and one of
Aliens selfcocking sing GLE barrel pistols, No "a
will pay q reward OF Sz5 for the detection of Il o
thief ard return OF the money.
je 4-5t* ThOS P. HOOPER.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN CERN-The Consignees Oft coo feet POPLAR
SCANTLING, per schr. Henry w Smith from Ports
mouth, will please call on rs. pay charges and re-
ssive same. w. d. COLQUITT CO.
je Az No 100 Cary street.
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Correspondence of the DisD.tcb
Races-Fatal Accidemt-Pa rade-Arrest of q Rob.
Der, &c.

Rdces-FatGt -P0rade-Arrest Of d Rob
Der, &c.
BALTIMORE, June Sd.
The races announced to coms off over the Hers
ring Run Course will take place Tuesday, for
the same stake and ii has been determined to con,
tinue the races twelve days thereafter. Mr. 7 en-.
Brock the owner of Lexington " who has pur.
chRs ID that skillful rascal "Reub," will run him
on four mile day against Lawson
young man named Harman Huntemuller, re
sidirg on the Liberty road, killed, Friday eve
ming, by the accidental discharge of pistol In bis
breaches pocket the ball from which, severed an
artery Ia his groin.
The second grand Law military parade comes
off this afternoon.
The ship Annapolis, reported aground In the
Patapsco, has been gotten off and brought into
port.
Fred Ross, arrested here for robbing Mr. Muir
rsy, of Fredericksburg, of some colo watches is
In Jail waiting examination
Cornelius CLANCY, one of the old defenders, who
was In the battle Of North Point, died yesterday
evening.
James Burnett, the popular actor, was strickt Z
with appoplexy last night but will recover
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NJ T 1 G E.-Old Bones, Damaged or
IN Spoiled Bacon, Lard. Dead Cattle, Hogs. OF
sny kind Of old Grease. always bought at the CITY
OIL AND BONE WORKS, in the old field, between
the Poor House and Bacon Quarter Branch. sign OF
the White FIag. mYi17-1mf
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NJ .ssuisG or BOUNTY LAND WARRASrs We stat a
o. iosy thst on the previous day the first issue
n osunty Land Warrants. under the mel Law. tooI
,b1.e. We iearn from the Union that there wer.
eleven hundred in sll issued, Of 100 and 100
49, tne President Of The United States tor military
A 6s1 rendered by him during the Mexican war
la Ist warrant was forwarded 70 President Ty-
w. ipt military services during the late war with
rsesisno. Hon. WIN. Marcy, Secretary OF State,
H. 90 ~ a:re warrant for military ssIy ces IN
a ss me wsr. he having alrsady received bounty
" o' sores under the act OF 1859
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LIaU-R Riot AND DEATH Mayor Neal Dow, an
tciPaung the action of the City Council of Portland
M =, lee emily purchased 81 500 woreh Of liquor for
the city agency The liq remaining on his hanos
several citizens entered complaints against it. and
warrant was issued for the seizure Of the liquor
The Mayor called Especial meeting of the Alder
N IN on Saturday afternoon, tho voted to purchase
it for the city At 10 o'clock that night noisy mob
assembled about the building used the city liquor
agency, and attempted to break ia and destroy the
liquor The police attempted preserve the peace,
aud the crowd becoming threatening, two mill.
tary companies called out
IsECoND DISPATCH
At later hour the mob broke into the building,
when the military, drawn up opposite, fred voey,
killing Ephraim Robins, of Eastport, and woundin
several Others, some severely. squad of the Rifle
r.pidly dispersed One old gentlem an, said to be
quietly his way home. received a severe bayonet
wound few arrests were made, when the mob
entirely dispersed. Another man is reported dead
having bsen wounded severely.
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DOLCE LANTERNS, 80. - Police,
Railroad. Factory and Hand L.ntsrns, e sale b.,
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Correspondence of the Dilpatst.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3, 1855.

E4JtstiHg for the Crimea- ReueWing an Old Fash.
dent, &c
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BLANDFORD.

CALIFORNIA NEws.-THE FAILURE OF PAar:
sIcox Co.-The most important news brought
,r tie Star Of the West, from California, is The
,6,, failure of Page, Bacon & Co. The intell
gsnce of the St. Louis firm falling, was received In
San Francisco on the LIST Of May. Tie treasurer
Of the American Theatre heard of it, aud daobino
Of to the banking house, drew out SIC. 600 before
The firm knew anything of the ST. Louis failure.
The San Franclsco Herald says:
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&Fh U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP

4%Nh y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
esss&aslaak JAMESTOWN leaves TUESDAY af.
ternoon. the 9Th inst, at O'Clock, for New York
via Norfolk.
Freight received to-day Monday at IL O'Clock,
and up to the hour of O'Clock p. M. on Tuesday
5Lh inst
Passengers requested to be on board before The
hour of departure, O'Clock P. M, Tuesday
ickets and Berths secured at our Office soutb
side of Basin. and on board of the Ship
PASSENGERS taking this ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the Rfvsr steamers
Js At LUDbAM l. WATSON
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p@&NA FOR HOLLYWOOD
A-&S1AM&z A FOUR HORSE MNIBUS
leaves 18th and Main street. at 4 o'clock for HOL
LYWOOD, via Main 9th, Broad and 4th streets.
every pleasant afternoon.
Returning, leave the Cemetery at O'Clock
Fare each way 12t cents.
Coaches may De chartered for parties reasonable
terms
Orders left at Buffers l. Simons bookstore or with
any Of he drivers, will be attended to.
ie2-3,* WIN. A WRIGHT
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TszsHMn FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
W&N -Strssed from the subscriber on FRI
I'D DAY last, one red and white colored
COW, with one short horn, a small slit
in one ear. The horn seems il it had been bro !.
ken. The owner will give the above reward IL de-
lvered at my house on Governor street.
js 4-St WIN. BARTHOLOMEW
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
welding A. bu.hels to an acre. -broks

yielding ~ bushels to an acre. broke
ground in June, narrowed before sowing
sowed 2 bushels 10 acre Sd week in Sept /,
and harvested Sth July.
But have not time, nor do you desire
me, to psrticularize further. The full re-
port ofthe proceedings of the Fair will sp.
pear in.the Iowa Farmer, soon,A we'll as
in the leading papers OF the State. The
crowd is great, and 1.-THE noise and confu-
sion" proceeding theretrom quite as great
as your correspondent wishes to write in
the midst 81. The Chinch-bugs, q grotesqas
company are coming spon the grounds
end the crowd becoming so uproarious tina,
mus, give way. VIII give you the final
with premiums. new officers Sc, tomorrow
.GtI klsBH b NJ H. p.
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oeorria Currency /.

The sayings aud doings Of the brokers.
bankers and other people Of Chicago, touch
ing the Georgia currency" would furnish
10 with one or more paragraphs for every
days paper, but as our readers are as much
interested as the citizens Of Chicago in
knowing the latest news from headquarters
in regard to the money which forms 20
large portion of their circulating medium.
it is not only proper but necessary that We
should give them the latest and most reli-
| Alba information. The following, from
Adams Chicago Bank Note List, appears to
take sensible view Of the subject
ain answer to the multiplicity of cues.
/ tions from subscribers and others. whether
Atlanta Bank has failei; il il is going to
fail, and whether it will be driven out OF
circulation and permit New England money
to come in--I say first, that Atlanta has
not failed; next, that think there is nc
prospect Of its failing; and further, thai
New England money cannot displace II
and that il ought not as the securities o
New England and Georgia Banks are sim
ply on the respon sibility of the owners
In the case Of the Georgia Banks we have
the known resources of some Of our veal
thiest citizens, and in the case Of New En-
gland Banks there is nothing but the super
slition Classified every few months by a fail
ure) that a"Yankee Bank never breaks.
Illinois ought to supply her own currency
II she can't do il, it is not worth while to tr,
to drive out bad thing. which Is Georgl'
currency, with worse, which is New En-
gland. The four following named banks
Atlanta, Interior, Merchants Bank, Macoi
and Lagrange, are owned BY the stronges
bankers in the State, and will bear compar
icon. both in wealth and financial skill, wit
any four banks that can be selected in New
England, and are as safe as any banks o
the kind can be-"