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The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

BARBECUE N SPEAKING.-The American
Party will have a barbecue at Gupton's Old
Mill, in this County, on Thursday the 10th of
this month, and a, SOrdan's Spring, in this
County, on Saturday tho 2lst Of this month,
when A.. Robb, James E. Bailey, James NJ.
Quarles, O. A. Henry, John F. House, and
others will address their fellow citizens.
The Anti.American party, with their spea'
kers are invitedto be pressnt-also tho several
candidates.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

Of A correspondent Of the True Wing CIV
ing an account of the ratification meeting, In
Lebanon, thus speaks of our Townsman, ]. F.
House ESQ:
Maj. Donelson was followed by JoHS r..
HOUSE,, Esq, Of GAINESVILLE, in one of the most
telling and effective speeches that 1t has ever
been our good fortune to hear. II was a glori-
Gus effort and kept the crowd in a perfect up
roar. House lie a man ofine ability and makes
a splendid speech. This was ono of his hap
piest efforts. While Sam has such standard
bearers, he need not fear. His principles with
such an advocate must and will triumph.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

6rThe 9TH passed Off very merrily here,
but a press Of business prevented us from ia.
king part in the handsome celebration gotten
up by the fire companies, and described in the
Local Column. AT night, however, we ven
to the Court House, squeezed in and heard a
speech from Maj. Henry. in favor Of the A.
merican principles, which, In vlgor, unity and
fervid elOquencc, has rarely been surpassed
anywhere. That speech was 4th Of July
enough for anybody.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06


or The following is the oath administered
20 The Catholic order of %Jesuits, and every man
who reads il, must see that they who take it,
are totally unfit to be citizens of a free gov.
eminent. Our country is full Of J~esuits, in ali
sorts Of DISCUSSES, and they are ever active in
thsir labors'to' make good the oath they have
sworn:
JEsUTTs' OhTH:-'f, A. B, now in the pres.
ence of AL mighty God, the blessed Virgin Ma
ry, the blessed Michael the Archangel, the
Dressed 1t, John Baptist, the holy apostles ST.
.e'er ehd o. rsul, and the saints and sacred
nosi ol heaSeh' ana to YOU my ghostly father do
ueciafe rem my heaFt, without mental reserv-
alton, that pope Gregory Is Christ's Vicar Gen.
eral, and Is the true and only Head of The mi.
versal church throughout the earlh and that
by virtue OF the keys of / hiding and loosing,
given 10 his Holiness by Jesus Christ, he HATH
powER TO DErosB I,RRgTtcaL KINGs,. PRrsCEs,
sTATEs' coRrMoNwEALTHs, GoyERNNENTs
ALL rDslNS'iLLEsAL, WITHOUT HIS SACRED CON.
~FiRhA1IoN, N HAT THEY MAY SAFELY De
DESTROYED; therefore 70 tie utmost of nv now.
er, l will defend this doctrine and his Hoii-
ness's rights and customs against all usurpers
OF the heretical or protestant authority whatso-
ever, especially against the now pretended au-
thority and church in England, and all adhe.
rents, in regard that they be usurped add here
teal, opposing. the sacred mother church of
Rome.
vi DO RENoUNcE M DIsowN ANY ALLEG1.
ANcE AS DUE TO N HERETIcAL KING, PRINCE,
OR STATE, NAMED PROTESTANT, OR OBEDIENCE
TO ANY OF THEIR INFERIOR MAGISTRATES OR Of
FIcBRs. l do further declare the doctrine ofthe
church OF England, of the Cnlvinists, Hugue.
nols, and other professionals, to be damnable, and
those to be damned who will not forsake the
same. | do further declare, that | will HELM,
assist; and advise all or any Of his Holiness's
agents in any place ohereuer I shall be; and do
my utmost to extirpate- the heretical protest.
ants doctrine, and to destroy all their pretend
ed power! legal or otherwise. do further
promise and declare, that Notwithstanding | am
dispensed ,o'h 10 assume any religion hertical, for
tho propagation of the mother churchs' interest,
to heersecret and private all her agents coun-
sels, as they entrust me-, and not to divulge, dr.
rectly or indirectly, by word, writing or cir
cumstance whatsoever, but to execute all
which shall be proposed, given in charge, or
discovered unto me, by you my ghostly father,
or by one OF this convent. All which | A. B.,
do swear by the blessed Trinity, and blessed
sacrament, Witch ! am now to receive, to per-
form and on my part TO keep inviolably; and do
call the heavenly and glorious host of heaven,
to witness my real intentions TO keen this my
oath. In testimony hereof, | take this most no.
ly and blessed sacrament of the eucharist, and
witness the same further with my hand and
seal, in the face Of this holy convent"
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
L lection Notice.

WILL open and hold an Election on the first
Thursday in August next, at the different pre-
.einets in MOntge merry county, foE the purpose
Of %electing a Governor, Cong ressnIun, Senator,
FloateT and County Representative.
7. RAMEY, She riff Montgomery Co.
June 90 l655-te
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
Ohio A%bolitionists and Gov. johnson.

At a recent Democratic State Convention,
held in Columbus, Ohio, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the people of Ohio, noo as
they haze dhsays done, look upon slavery as an
evil, and unfavorable to the development Of the
spirit and practical beEe6t of free Institutions,
and Tho, ..t~.t~i~i"e thess sentiments, They
will al all times feel 1t to be their duty to use
all power clearly given by the terms of the Ma
tionai Compact, to prevent its Influence, to NIT.
igdte,and finally to ERADICATE It's evils"
Ina small weekly pap,r styled the "Demo.
cratic Herald" for June 10th, published at
Toledo, Ohio. in which the proceedings of this
State Convention are given, the following
nolic@ of tennessee" appears.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

SOtice.

ALL persons having S.ime against the Estate
ef Arthur H.. Hust, Dec'd,~re here by notified 10
Of Mon same wnh inc Clerk OF ne County Court
End DAY Of January next, 1856, for pro raIasdas.
tHbntion, as Administrator having filed my a.
gestion OF the insolvency Of said Estate, this 2nd
day Of July, 1855.
July 6,'55-9w ""H
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

OF We hereby notify all tho Sag NIGHT
orators that they are invited' to attend allthe
appointments of the American party, where un
opportunity will be given them to proclaim
their anti'American doctrines. We challenge
discussion before the people, and fear not their
verdict. Come ont, ye workers of %iniquity,
from Tho 'ddrk'alTeys into which you drag your
victims, and face the public.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

On last Monday, Col Cheatham address.
sed the people here, and made a dec,rtNA sm-
preston. His frank sna manly bearing won
the confidence Of his her ,ers, IN his honesty aud
patriotism, and hin speech established for him
a character IS a man Of intellect and a ready
debater. The Colonel has won golden opini.
ons wherever he has appeared, ard will bring
out the full strength Of the party, and a good
deal more. R. w. Humphreys Esq. who has
consented to suffer mariyrdom, for the sake Of
the inglorioas and anti American casse of Sag
Nichilsm, will find himself in yhe hands of one
esHinently qualiicdt to prepare tho viciln for
tho saerafice.
Mr.. NJ. D. Davfe, f6s the Iower branch ofthc
General Assembly, followed Col. Chealham,
and, like hin, took bis standiupon the Ameri-
can Fluform. We shall attempt no review Of
either sPesch, because tb> principles Of the
party have been " thoroughly and ably dis
eussed that tie public IL familiar with all the
leading topics which enter into It's discussion.
And here we take The liberty OF saying TO
Mr.. Dlsie that he must shake off that embur,
RAISING difidence which dePriyes him of HE
preenoe of mind, and thereby, Of the power to
do himself Justice. He is { young man Of We.
ry fine sense, and lacks nothing but confidence
to enable him to do the fullest Justice to bob
himself and HE cause.
Whea Mr.. Davie conckSed, j.. I. Bailey
Esq,, was calledto the Stand, and afer stating
,-a,1sase.sots nleIn5er OF the American party,
entered upon al exposition of the reasons that
have influenced him to act with that party
He addressed himself ,o,the foreign question,
only, and rarely have we listened to n more
compact, logical and lucid argument. The
facts, taken from the Census tables and other
sources, he linked together with great skill,
and. wrought into a chain of argument Of great
strength.
Mr.. w. B. M srpiord' was, then called up,
and spoke a few minutes only, but very peril
nently and happily, and the crowd dispersed,
full'of zeal for Those grent principles which are
last cemcnting into one mass OF brotherhood
the good; the wise, the patriotic of all parties,
leaveipg the political tricksters and their tools
exposed to the fire of Il rapidly concentrating
public indignation.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

or See tho card Of Or. Mcdaniel. His
eye'slght is sufficiently restored to enable him
to perform operations in Surgery, and he of.
fers his professional services to the public.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
M A r RI E D

On the lst fJuly, by the Rev. R. w. Nixon
MR. EDWIN X. HERRING TO MISS SvsAn m.
kILLE5EEw, all of this county.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
In Chancery at Dover.
JUNE RULES, 1855.

VIM. II. Burgess. epsls. On motion sni
vs.. IL appearing 10 tEo
, ED. Earheart, ct ais. Clerk and Master
that Ezekiel Burgess Is a non resident of ia
state u Is therefore ord cred dat publication b.
made for 30 days, in the Clarksyille Chronicle
requiring said Ezekiel Burgess, to appear al tho
Court House, In the town Of Dover, on the frat
Thursday Of the second Monday in October next,
then and there to plead answer or demur 10 com.
plainants and In default thereof. tn. same viii
be taken for confessed and eel for hearing Ex Par.
10 ar 10 him
July G, lS55-4ws
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

or In consequence Of i'll health, Judge e.
lie has retired from the American Organ, and
Is sue ceeded by w. NJ Burwell Of Va.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
"TENNESSEE."

An animated contest is going on 10 this good
old Democratic State for Governor, and the
largest crowds flock to hear the candidates that
ever attended polisical meetings since the He.
70 of New Orleans used TO address the masses
in person. The present incumbent, Andrew
Johnson, is the Democratic candidate, and a
Mr.. Gentry, a pyoSJdpery renegade from the
FEEDER Wing ranks, is the opposing candidate,
brought out by a Know Nothing conclaVe.
This nan is on the stump abusing the Catholics
and denouncing them for their Tyranny, while
he openly advocates the slavery doctrines of
Soaihera Niggerdom! On the other had, his
competitor, Gov. Johnson, wen and fayorably
known to our leading Democrats of Ohio, HAS
NO SYMPATHlES WITH SLAVERY, and
is the advocate of such amendments to the Fed.
eral Constitution, as will give ali power to the
people, and EFFECTUALLY PUT DOWN
THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVERY !"
Look at this, gentlemen of the South! True,
yoa may say that Gov. Johnson is not to be
held responsible for what IN Ohio Abolition pa.
per Gays. That might be, If the Governor
were no: well and fayorably known TO the
leading Democrats of Ohio, as having no syin-
pdLhieS t0ith slGuery!'' They served with him
in Congress ana they kRoto the man. Ave.
they have heard him in defense of his "White
Basis >" which rs as rank an Abolition position
as is the foregoing resolution of the Ohio State
Conve niion-.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
a R

DR. MCDANIEL, having in a great measure,
received his eye sight, renews the offer Of his pro-
public generally.
July 6, '55-tf.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
GOING FAST.

ALL those indebted 70 us to July Ist, 1855, are
respectfully and earnestly solicited to call in and
na Y ~ r-~-rhS W. "--s - sos~S ssOnty 40
60 East. We hope all our customers " illprompt.
Iy respond 20 this CELL Dent forget it.
Respectfully,
July 6, Soft.
Pure White lead.
10H KEGS pure white Lead, fresh, inst receiy.
lutSed by +. r, w. THOMAS & co.
July 6, 1855 If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

The GUANo OF CHrNcHA IsIARps.-A gentleman
VINO mel, at Norfolk. Captain Samuel Harding, re-
Gently arrived at that city with his vessel, Robert
Harding, of Boston, with i,35O tons Of suano, OBJ
tanned some items of information relstive to the
guano trade, which he communicates 10 letter 10
the Savannah News. Tbs following composes the
body of his letter:
The quantity now taken away ID about 100000
tons. annually-of whicht2O0, coo tons are brought
to the Unted States 800 900 carried to Great Bril-
tain; and 600 to various ports on the continent
islands all the time-aysrasiua 600 tons capacity
Ihe arrivals and departures are three vessels per
day; and the average time of loading II forty days
About bali OF the guano y exhausted from the
north Island: and where lhsy are now digging, In
the middle Of the island Il is lis feet deep. Scien.
tine gentlemen have guaeed the depth of the guano
ct numerous points, and taken superficial measure.
ments, from which they estimate that the three
iaanos WI yield sOO,0oO tons per annum. for
twelve or fifteen years TO come before the whole
10 exhausted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

The LIVER PHLL.-Tho Liyer pflls n
Dr. MLsns vers first used By him exeIusvel Is n n
or prasfice. DO sficaeious were they IN sl cases
Of LIVER eonplaint. that they became hmous. and
q into general uss They set Win rrest csstsinty
and fesulsrity the patient almost fses
The di,persSn q his diseass and = eralsay rsors6
lous, frequently expsxianclne immediate resl ARR
having TOR m0nths reeorted % drues and med1einee
Of another dessrpoB. b vain Diseases efths IIysr
are very common II this country, en6 arc olton
ftieht3al In character. xhpss Who sxpeEisaes any
OF the premonltoTy symptoms Of tbls danGerose an1
complicated dlsaAss should ct osee procure hon
world ofmisoty. f ST
Lane'e Iivos Pillh eea noU be kad q rosnae1a.
BE Drue oeogos d tkis elty. rs 8 3
Isroksseu VI Dleass bs esrelhkbo 4 81,
~ fako neaa bat 0r. M'kAAEe NJ l(Ifu0E
Al ethsr4 r ee.pazisoas aFs wosthlesso
N -1Aslw1
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MAcAL1,arxa, the magician, Is in Savannah, G.

THE PARIS ExHIBrTIoN.-Itis il stated that the por
ton of the Industrial Palace in Paris assigned to
the United States IL of ample space, and admirably
situated, the only fear being that 1t will be too am
pie. young Hungarian architect had made the
designs for the architectural ornamentation, which
had been submitted to the imperial commission,
and, If approved, one of the principal American
exhibitors manufacturer OF India rubber articles,
had volunteered TO defray the expenses OF execa
ting them in caoutchouc.
At the last accounts the number of American ex.
hibitors who had applied for admittance did not
exceed one hundred; and not an American article
had been taken into the building.
The exterior of the palace ID nearly completed,
but il s said not to present any great architectural
beauty. n 10 huge glass house, with iron and
stone enough to give 1t solidity. is proportions,
however, are immense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

OAINoUs.-ln recent return made By an Aus
frian police agent, 10 the head Of his department
at Vienna, sppears the following: lord John
Russell has walked arm u arm with Prince Gons-
chakof, On the Glacisn
Eugene CasserIy elaine from, the city of San
Frsncecc the nice little sum Of e15 900 g fee for
professional services.
new political organixation called aWlde
Awakes" has recently sprung Into existence Il
Hunterdon county, n. J.
a cargo Of Ice has just hsen shIpped from Port
land, Ma, % Liverpool. EGG.
Tbs Black Swan b giving concerts 4 Day,op
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j BOUNTY LAND, 60.
/ will prosecute claims against the Fede.

raj Government TO BOUNTY LAND and ZEN
slONs, on the most satisthstcry terme
Under recent aet Of Cosersss. soldiers Who serv.
Cd period Of to.vfeen dat n any seGy. since IT'S
children are entitled % 160 acres of land. Those
Who have received less than 100 ACRES. entitled
to - much moro 90 Will make that quantity.
and Bounty Lxnd Dspartusut Ct Washinston. foI
nearly three yesrs. hsvs pseuIiax s1yantasss SoI
Communications BY msl resf pad, 81 at the of6se
OF Payne Z Aeye. In Wsllingtop Goddin,s ~
building ON Bank street, win bs attended 70 g 60
mhS-dkw3m ABEL u MAy0s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

On the first Friday in May, the Winyah Indigo
Society of Columbia, 8. G., formed one hundred
years ago to advance education, will celebrate Its
aun iversary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
A MEXICAN CREAM sOAP.-This

"A sosp 10 presented to the public as the best la.
bor-ssving article ever discovered and every way
worthy the fullest confederation 1t will do the
work of the laundry in cold tcate either soft hard or
salt, dispensing entirely with boiling pounding rub
wear and tear OF clothing Ia saved and not one-haf
a family.
The tendency Of this Soap Is to soften the clothes
and remove the dirt, and in their the hands are
made soft, and the complexion clear and white
Washing 10 done by merely rubbing the soap
over tho parts of the clothes and placing
them in water sufficient to cover them there LET
them remain few hours and then with a slipht
hand rubbing and good rinsing will be perfectly
clean and beautifully bleached without njury to
the most delicate fabric The cost of this Soap is no
more than those ordinarily used.
Manufactured and for sale by
CHARLES MILLSPAUGH.
ap2 20 Drugeist 81 East Ms;n strssst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

DISTRESSING OccURRKNcR.-W.P P. Rowland and
d. Laudershire, of Savannah, Ga, were drown
ed near that place Friday by the upsetting of their
boat In q gale of wind ls1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

INGRAH4M TRsT1MoNIAL.--The Germans of
Charleston, s. c., have organized committees to
solicit contributions from German citizens, with
which to purchase testimonial to Capt. Ingraham
of the ST. Louis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

For CoNGREss.-J. w. Adams and w. r. w
Cobb, Of Alabama, are candidates for Congress
from the Huntsville district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

SPAIN.-The N. Y. Times has letter from Paris.
detailing facts VIII ich show that both Lord How
den, the British, and Mr.. Turgot, the French Min
listers at Madrid, are In disfavor with the govern
menf-the former for interfering in behalf of an
English clergyman who was In danger of having
his weekly prayer meetings closed up, and the lat
ter In consequence of being suspected of giving
such information to French men of war as led to
the capture of Spanish vessel, though he knew
that the vessel was the property of spaniards and
had not been owned by Russians for some time pre-
vious,to the capture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

DEsrE1ATE AFTRAY WITH A BuRGLAR.-On the
night Of the 22d instant, Mr. Haskins proprietor of
cotton press In Richard street. New Orleans,
awoke and found man standing by his bed. On
being asked what he wanted, The fellow replied
that the cotton press was on fre, and he came to
tell Mr. H. about Il. As Mr.. Haskins arose from
his bed, he called his manager. Mr.. Psrker,svho
came In and seized the burglar by the wrist, and
said he would hold on to him until he ascertained
that the story was true The fellow struggled hard
and being stronger than Mr.. Parker, dragged him
to the window, which was open. On reaching il he
threw himself out in the hope that he would break
Mr.. Parkers hold on his wrist The latter had
firm grasp. however, and held on, while Mr.. Has.
kips lowered the sash upon tbs fellows arm
While hanging in this position, he drew revolver,
and after telling them to let him CO. fired through
the window twice. the 6rst ball striking Mr.. Parker
in the cheek and the second In the fore6nger Of
the right hand He naturally lei 60 his hold and
the fellow dropped to the ground, few below,
and scaled the low fence 10 front Of the house. A
watchman who was attracted BY the firing. gave
chase to the fellow, Who turned round and fred st
him, fortunately without effect He then turned
round and cooly told the watchman mot 70 come
any nearer, % he had some more shots LET The
wstchman took his advice, and the fellow spssped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

ODD FKLLows.-At a recent meeting OF the
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, in Nashville,
Tennessee, A. Cox, of Cornersyie, was chosen
G.P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

DRowNED.-A fisherman named MAXWELL, wa
drowned, by the capslzlng of fishing smack, neal
Charleston South Carolina, Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

w. M. MARTIN was reelected President of the
Farmers Ind Exchange Bank, Charleston, s. c.,
on Wednv veday last.
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I OOK AND Observation-Disclosures

OOK AND BEHOLD!-Greater bar
IL gains than be anticipated at GOLDSMITS
Thinning and Fancy Store, 205 Broad st-Just re.
ceived. supsrb line of Embrod cries. consisting in
part Of Needle-worked Collars at 25c, Soc 75c $I
and upwards q beautiful assortment of Second
MouInng Collars; very handsome Swiss Cambria
and Lace sieeves Chemssttes of every style; Swiss
Insertnss beautiful Bonnet Ribbons and one lot
something extra In Children's White Hose at I2Ac
As the above Goods have been purchased at erest
sacrhce those that are in want Of them will fnd it
to their advantage to call at
an so T. GOLDSMITps No ea5 Rro.d or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
ITO THE LADIES-NEW AND Rich

TO THE LADIES-NEW AND RICH
Il GOODS NOW OPENED.-We take pleasure
In informing the ladies that have, within the last
few days, and by last arrivals ct NewYork, received
many rare and desirable goods suitable for the ap-
proaching season. conssng in part Of splendid BON.
NET hlbBONS, rich Dress SILKS. newest styles
all. would more than 6ll up the Dispatch It s not
necessary that will sell them cheapthis 10 fact
not disputsd by any body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

SuGAR CReP IN LouIsIAsA.-The accounts from
all parts of Louisiana, received by the papers are
still extremely unfayorabls. The Alexandria, la
Republican says:
1--WE have lately received accounts of the
sugar crop that are of most deplorable char.
acter. 1t seems that the long drough We have
had has runined-almost entirely destroyed IT,
The plant cane 10 completely dried up, leay-
ing not the first sign or prospect of its ever
going to seed and the rattoon cane, for the
most part 10 equally - sunpromising It is thoug
that the growing crop will not turn out az much
cane ~ will be required for seed next year, and
the State b no better than it 10 here there will NOT
only be no sugar made, but that seed win have to
beimported from abroad"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01

HOUSES OF Ill FAME DEsrRoYHD.-On Saturday
night the 2lst instant, mob of some three hum
dred persons assembled at the house of Ill fame,
IN Mobile, called ''Wood Pile," corner of st. Mi
chaei and Dearborne streets, and tore It down.
iney also destroyed house of similar charac
opposite. The proceedings were characterised
with order and decency. Na-t,