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The daily union., 1856-04-08
mo. 552.1
By the President of the United States.

IN pursuarce Of law FRANKLIN FIERCE
pube sales viii he hed !. The land ocss in The
% s 81 sSn sSs e - %, sauT rE on Non
day. fourteen day o. July next ior tbe disposal Of e pph
wha The aforementioned townships and fractional
townships viz
EO,tA Of and Of the principal meridian.
The IsIAsBs township seven,
sections twenyeig Frniy nine, township fortysgt
hve and in section dirty township forty Of rOnse
Township forty-nipe, Of range ten
ToBsps ufiy nine, and fy, Of range eleven
TownshiPs foythfee, fory forty seven, and fofyesh :"
TCp tory tree forty and range
dnrre.
townships ory ana forty FIVE Of twenty six
Townships forty eight foT nine, and hfy one, ofrnnge y
four .o i, -
T1wnshps csrly ave, hy and any Of thiusiI.
Township fiay, of rauge thirty
ihs vacant uasppropnaied twenty-five twenty
A Inc land olbse al DUNCAN commencing nondy
DS %s.a SS Saa M iosau named ioss and paf,s q
viz
North Of the base Tine st yvlnopal
Township tsirry-seysn OF range iweuty-sevsn.
Town,hips thirty and rhirty ave Of tweneieht
townships thrry and ryhve, Of
North ef ant Of principal meridian
0as 0s@ SS ar spS s.n Eve ow%e Ou Of rnr,
nroe hinern and twenty -four, township
thry four range twelve, township
So iyTso of he same rsuss IN ssetioa isree ownshr
thfy rnnrs thry
thr1y iouf ls~nsltp thiny one, Of the range.
Lands epfaled schools military, hnd
purposes and Ovsn0ssd lands
thereby cutNHon,r any granted the Stale hy
Artsbsss and
Hnds witn their hints approved
september Sc 1850, spH Be esruSsd from the sSler
offering tls above viii b commenced the dnys
appointed proceed hey sdvs
until whole hsn have be.n
offered sale shah be open
longer weeks sEd no pvhie en Of hgy q o LANDS vii
be admitted ri amer the expiration of the weeks
hand the city uf WHshngt1n TINS fnh day
April, Domin thousand efr hundred and Ghy
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
.nf.l.u "A
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OF FFIC1A l..

TREASURY DEFAkTsEET, December J, lsA5.
holders Of the siocts OF int Uned sisn
purchase 10 the amount OF siooco on
be offered pfor 70 c
neni, viii therefor ue following pes 70
For aork Of le4s premium Of y per esH fer
soei Of psemium Of 10 per cent Tor
le50 connoniy called Texan nde
nry stock per And or stock q The i"Hn q
1886 redeemabe November, 1885, cerved az e
Treasury ror Of Januny merit premium o. ~ per
cent January and the sh DAY of sareh
ofa cent and received % he sis ''e1s
prior Of June premium Of IN per cent
Interest said stocks nj The rnies sIeehea
in lr July last. assigned WIN the fn
nal az the the isi January nr A
mar he allowed IN addition 10 be premium
from la January their receipt in soin cases one
u,rre win addition for The money 20 reach s
selrt.
department under me pfeeh no
, ,ouid duy assigned United saes t~1 rbe current
hail interest," the LIST January ne1D % e parry
entitled 20 rocev the purchase money
Payment Cor ibese made by drnfs upon the HH
ut treasurer, Boston rhlsSeph n tse parse
ouiiued 70 receive money may direct
JAMES GUTHEIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
- aflssIun
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THE NORTH CHURCH RIFLE COMPANY or CON
NFCTICUT

The New Haven Courier makes the following reluctant
admission in regard the collection Of SbArpes rides
which was taken up in the North Church. in that city
few Sabbath ago under the bullying appeals Of Henry
Ward Beecber:
" 9ut there many persons who think II wrong 70
have such exhibition church, among those per
of the members Of the Kansas Company"
The New Haven Register replies to the above follows
" The black republicans driven 70 the wall They
did days work q much mischief 70 themselves
and cshonOr r. the city when they got mp the rife
dyism in the North Church The above from the
Courier shows that great many who disposed to fol
low the lead Of The clerical demAgogues shocked
the yawnnE precpOe 70 which they had been led Even
members Of the Kansas Company are ashamed the pro
ceedngS, and win doubt have cause, they have
already 70 look upon the rife conEprstors the
and dangerous enemies that crossed their path
II in vain that the Courier and the Palladium try
defend and psste. Their very Efforts prove that the
ground l. orunbng under them. They have sown the
wind and they viii reap whirivfnd. And what have
they 70 say FOR the bold bHsphcmcr who Undertook
speak Of the Most High 'bs told hs sudi-
that 'ths constitution designed 70 be compromise
of peace by those who constructed H. GoB
THAT IT suoULp uNETEUMEST oF bIvIsIoE-THkT IT
sEoutn the midst of the community throwing
bombs and rocks like the ortresses Of Sebasopo F Il
there in his right mind in tins whole community who
belle that the Almighty God has authorized this poor
make Iis decrces for The expo-
the great work which Washington and his associates
founded And how remarkable that this dsooverer o
reveinon from Heaven houd select the North Church
New Haven just before political election Ia take place
and when surrounded by rife politicsns deveop this
startling and thrilling TO his benEhted oountrymen
Even the spoogs Tor rife rowdyism have rentured
upon defence of this revotng arrogance They dumb
founded bevdsred and self sbssbed when they read the
recorded proceedings Of their city's Disgrace
The same paper gives the following Of the
ouenoes of the "riAs collection =
zone Of our business showed yesterday letter he
had just received from southern gentleman counermandug
an extensive order and enclosing copy Of the proceedings
tbe rife meeting the North Church published in The
New York Times The writer speaks of then The most
infsmousy fanntcsr of anything which has
der his observation But what such Tor inter
ss,s and honor Of cyf Those who wage against
the consultation itsef little what they dol The
mechanics and business Of the city responsible
for the dongs Of The fanatics and il hard that they must
suffer for The conduct Of sihers."
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cnNNEcmcnT ErEcrlaN.

Al election Tor governor and usnbe q the Stale legs
la,prs took place IN COaneolca yesterday We give in
our telegraph column this morning returns hom nearly
~ half Of the State Although Sufficient returns have
oo besu received 70 aaihorze The expression u conf
art opnon as to the result of yesterday election enough
known 70 warrant tls hope that TIE democrats have
schieved partial not fi and oompetr, victory over
n, he combinations which brought against them.
one q the most encouraging Gures IN the returns Is tie
supffcau fact thai IA several Of DE srOngbolds of the
,boonsts and know-nOthngs the fsionists have been
completely routed
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Mnrkrla.

NEW YoRE, April T.-flour is drooping-sAes Of 1000
barrels ordinary good State, Sc 30 Sc 75
superDe aud low grsdes extra ohio 81 81 Sc good 10
standard southern 81 25 81 S5 fancy extra southern,
SO So Wheat Is frm-sales Of 900 bushes-southern
red 81 TO- Corn is frmer-saes Of 20 900 buhes-soutL
ern mixed G2 CO Pork is dulsales Of 100 barrels
mess at Sl6 cry Beef RpguidChieago repaeked at
S3 Lard droOpngsaeS of 800 barrels at 91s 10 cents
Whskey has decned-saes Of 500 barrels for
Ohio.
BALTIMORE April The markets dul-sales Of How
ardsreet -four So rs, and City Mills S6 co. Choice
wheat scarce and anted 81 so 81 80 white
quote fair reds and whites 81 40 81 GO. Corn dull
as 50 cents white, and 50 a 80 for yellow, by
weight and measure Provisions generally unchanged
Mess pork, Sic rs. Baoon-shouderF, sh So cents;
Sides 91s eeus Lard in barrels and kegs, 10 lo
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NEW RArLRo4o CIRCUS.
sPALDING 4 EpGERl

MEBsRS. sPALDING a EpGEks5
Having ps1sc.ss New Eas.sA Eiaslisasnl ls ia,s' = :
Isaais aad Es~ EssSns st1iss, 20 called
NEW RaILRo.sD CIRCUS,
~ which nessrs. Co., great buds q Abany,
are oOssgaetias Ior IEesh a d
ZINE RAILROAD CARS,
Expressly fr The conveyance horses and pIsErt
eesea Iof e1hiblo1 b hHyisg u eqsesaa
wofid that
knx~ss a.enis, ssiInoat nsnit OF price,
Would be given 10 sser performer eysy department o me
ciFcns w0ad produce Hssusionea evidence Of kis
Superiority all etAsTs,
n applications foH many aite -
ds s y have arranged decide he eisas d'SDan
GRAND CIRCUS TouRnAms:NT,
To be held a Washington days only,
CsGr.eaens nonssy, .srrtl :,
Under capsrions marquee csas ma
4Taos opsn ali Cireas prs wiz sisn esran sspaia
eonsiaT.d necessary o e proper arrangement q e Goa
10. Soilar earh 70 each victor sha
with tbe ks'lfuad OirrrA =
salary added 20 The hgest sasy ms se'G a' ever
No ras 10 be awarded 10 amy any where
m'le sne MOI 10 any performer a'sAss Ga"
beside ehst Psoers q great e ~ ~ p
ins faosiar estr suiahrd complied wil ne eod
ma especially designated fhsu entry, VIZ
JAMES ROBINSON, Of South carsaaa, ,,.. ..,u.
m. n MOTLEY 1S I snoTHESs. u. .fo,ssiana,
1s nnssTaE =. si,s ssnfii. %Es fGoTsE from
Comprising ladies and sene'ne ns ihs bsSa
pUss HoRNER. of Ksnaueay, STEVE LEE, Of LOndo"
NED KENDALL Of Masssckuseits, and KEADaLL'S BRAsS
BIND Of s.gAtses uauslasrs,
A. he & 5,si Basisr and Brass BsDd
TWo PARTIES only persons thai have eKeced ,e
entered for the exploits Of be ponhs feie'
tue Globe Perehe, and Double Ladders yizt
The AMERICAN BK0THERS-H MAGlLTOh, OF fennfylsa-
MIA; DUNBAR, Of Maryland r. poNALDsos - AlADh-
Tae p.3NKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIBBY, OF ,inoj y.
OMAR, Virgins; j. DAVENPORT, OF Texas and =. NohLs'
II a.sGISrr, Of rrnns,iv.nia, LIE JEUSE BuRdE ~
adoption both entered, each az he oes' haac
oLIEza, Russia, entered the best Tight Hope
Pcnofmsr.
the best
Besides others Tim, before the list closes,
kidcrs Symaass, Ilown~s
Of the performance IN The
intervals of tbe contests, viz
Aesasnes ond Hhls Rebnsoa, Davenport Maes ssgusta
ansR Rosa Mad. Leraa Lee Messs Hebrf HhHe JTs
Burt joe Hazha, J. GGyier, Tiomas 7. sffnSon' sIe =
Dorsey.
Party 10 inspire the efforts competitors In s
CONGRESS OF EoUEsTRIANs,
partly projectors under unses tins great
and by whom The expense
Is borne, i,e performances during
which the contests take place, al The following
Prices Of admission:
Boxes 50 cenr children 25
Coored boxes, 50 children bHee Coioisa
y-Door. open every night p and also "Wednesday
Saturday afternoons l2s, The entee WIN be mace
precisely al IN and fsh - :, -.
been confded kenda and The munngenen ot
The Riag Mr. Robert White
Ens companies will be in attendance or tse
Of the competiors AHh h-n
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Washington Gas-Light Company,

ITO CONSUMERS OF GAS-Ths subscriber reFrets
hn1 owing had qualify tbe coal, und
consequent choinE many the hus Apprebcnssd b.Te
wi dcfctency the daring The weed.
Employed IN rrconStrucnI the hus
putting and ehou vii be made produce
Inc nssnl abundant supply ths earliest moment
therefore, respectfully advised rely
rrrrsly gss light during thE week.
ws. CARTWRIGHT, Superintendent
April s-da Teiar and orgHnl
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ny JAMES c. MCGUIRE. aueuon..r.

INCEllEyT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ErrECTs AT
r. public Hucnon-oh thursday nsrninr, April ioh, 70
resd-ucs ~
side Of brt~~sn porth
oil sderis,
prisinS-
Hspdsum, rosewood and mnborsuy safss
MahnranY krI,-r CHAIR, " n puriur chairs
Marble tup and sofu tatlcs
" lnut " -nat, md fspcy tubes
Handsome drmn-f curtains
Jnpesiry, ply. and Inrrsn
Gas chspaelisrs, mautei osnarpeuts. clecks
Hirh, tou post. ana Ffepeh ssds;sads
krharnuy and wAinnt bureaus, wsshsfnnds
and paiutsd wHrdfubes, t8lsi
Single and dnuhie cc'iaRs bedsirads
Superior feather beds, lsuistrrn, and pillows
Cnriod hairR nd hu-k mattresses
Ercensut blankets comforts, and couuierpHnsH
MHrr,it-s auflis, ttncu fheets
Cane and ~oo chsirr, lrunFes
wsinut writing aesk, sesi and ONCE rhars
C1,irfa and dntnask cuuni-s, shhbcs
Nrhorsuy dining tahies anins chntrs
Claina, ria.s, ard croctsn uare, table cuiiSig
Rsdtaiar, nrhl, and other stoves, &c
under, thai credit o two and
tour onbs or nusfscioy endorssd h.srnr interest
IN, shove roaas are ofercseut quality nd vurhr
of person. furnishing. JAMES &, hceuikE,
April I'd Ancuohcef
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GEN ERAL NEW y.

LATER FRon DENIEARA-Tm ANGu GABRIEL AoAIH.-
By an arrival New York have advics from Denc-
rarA to the 22d February The Angel Gabriel" riot e.
ctemeni continued and COO 700 arrests bad been
made The blacks who had been incted deeds ofvoeuce
against the Portuguese by This Angel who in prison
bad pulled down plunderod, and fire a good many
Roman Catholic churches and Portuguese ships The
thorities had sent number Of islands for Vesseo
war 10 proec the place Business du in consequence
uf tbe riots
s.lr o. rurArRK-The 81 Louis theatre at st Louif,
has lately been purchased BY Ben DeBar for $4,000
LAuscu or rHr XIV COLLINS FTGAMmrP.-Tbs New York
Express Of Saturday says:
The newest largest and most superb Of s the Collins
steamships The Adriatic, win he launched Monday.
Every arrangement has been made 10 give ecat TO the
casion The beauty and completeness q the craft her i'm
size aud the feeling Of national pride that is
cAied with al the vessels Of this line viii combine 70
der il quite a rare and extraordinary The Adra6c
has Of her machinery on board, but her ground
tackle All IN readiness for This consists uf II
inch chain cables Of ample length with anchors weighing
1000 pounds each
Tm wEsrERN myEHs-Tbs & Louis Republican a last
Tuesday sayE
The river this point continues rice steadily with
twelve feet in the channel Cairo The Missouri s report
ed falling with "a feet in the channel Nothing
new from the upper Mississippi The Illinois river rising
very from Peoria down with q feet in the channel
ness brisk the Jevee Large quantities of pork and
lard coming Of the Illinois river but very little
grain The weather yesterday fine and the soon
disappeared The boats from above report very little
snow Those from below encountered violent snow
storm and report that four FIVE inches o snow fell
tween here and Cairo. We may reasonably look or
better weather"
NlERYrSe MAS-A few days ago says the Coviugton
Journa Judge Perrin Of this city, married for the
fifth time singular feature in the is that the 6hh
wife was also the third wife The third marriage not
proving happy one the trd parties separated and
were divorced. The married again, and when death
claimed his fourth wife the disconsoate widowor returned
10 No and vooed and her Judge Perrin thinks be
has tied them up esctusly this time The lucky man hnd
the impotence 70 claim reduction Of the marriages. fee ia
consequence Of the large business he doing in that
line.
NEWFOUNDLAND poG PUTTING 4 rmT-wuyuTRrrt
sLeAcrYWs copy the following from the Troy Times q
April 2
Zone Of The most astonishing instances Of the sspaGty
Of the dog trRnpred this morning which
knowledge The Messr Staude tobacconist No Is Con-
rrss street closed their store last evening leaving their
Avorie Newfoundland inside This morning on opening
the Store the Door In the back found o be
The daily union., 1856-04-08
Verdict Against he Nee Jersey Ferry Company.

PHnAnELPHA, April The jury in the Of the steam
ferry 6oEt rendered verdict late last night atibutng
the deaths in that disaster 10 The vornout lay and de-
fecVe boisrto the Deibcmcy Of Richard Letter. who in
speoted general nness Of the boat for the
port OF passengers and the omission Of the company 10
properly man. equip and provide Of escape in q
fire. exposion collision The verdict exoneraes the Of
eers Of the boat who did all IN their power under the cir
those board preamble which war,
however, only approved by aporton of the jury the
company il the strongest
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FILLMORE AT noNE-

ins Albany Register the central organ Of The New York
snoT-no'hiogs stil keeps up warm FIRE agains, n.
u'Aoepha nominations II its Inst issus We 6nd The
following:
have before ns letter om an esteemed friend IN
oounty, which says: 4 think two.thirds of the
'ehn organisation in town approve Of the oourus
~ Nv tafen IN regard 10 the Pbiladsphia pominatioB
~, sho'her from Washington county Of the same i'm
~ The State" ' s''''
The daily union., 1856-04-08
THE cUTrLE-FIsH POLICY OF ENGLAND.

The Boston Post says
The English papers attempt 70 escape from their huf
ward dilemma abopt the enlistment question BY adopting the
cutie fish policy binding the with ink, and then
escapng by favor q the darkness they hare crested But
their vulgar abuse uf Statesmen sud srrogant
sumption q irresistible power will not alter plsn
duos Jonathan 70 quietly submit boxed
By pretty hand a. bears Queen yictoria's rings"
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rnrAsrrr prrAnInrrr.

Light Houss Board-Lght ko4ss Cope Fioyidgl lnior
nation has been the Office Of the House
Board that the lighthouse At Cape Florida has been
elevated twenty feet and by iron watch
aud lantern, and furnished with cstadioprie SppR
ras d the second order fixed and Illuminating three hun
dred and fifteen degrees Of the horizon The focal plane q
the apparatus hundred feet above the level
aud the tower aud lantern painted Ss bsfore The
light exhibited for the st time the night Of the
18th March, and viii oontinue be shown from sunset to
suRiise till further notice
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,missiossr Of the General Land ofce.
NOTICE TO RE. EMFTIoN cLAIMANrs.

Every pcrson entitled right 81 preenp;on any
Townships and Of townships
required establish satisfaction of the reg
proper soe and payment
aiT A NOTICE beot
of The pubic u the lands
bracnf otherwise rA win b. forfeited.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of The General Land Once.
April - inwi3w Intel. and Stafl
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DIED,

Ca Saturday instant, Mrs ANNE SWEET the beloved
aud daughter Of Mr. RExlE ORME.
Thus prime life has devoted wife and msihe bsen
-nached from loving but bssed
Lord and their loss truly her
exchanged and suernss Of esrh for The
Hwe Tepose OF Heaven
Rhode Island papers please eopyl
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MORE SIgNa

The municipal election held in Portsno,,l ,,;-,4-.
~'urohy last resulted in the election q Dr. james q
hs democratic candidate for mayor and the entire
o'noeraae council ticket Last yrar The know nothing
n'jority in Portsmouth wn, upwards q eighty
The daily union., 1856-04-08

EoA RkHTA country resiasscH snd rufden within
hsif hours ~st from me omnhp. sisior 10 Georref~v
The sw~''ins
Tn. gsrt~r roil. kinds
ard tns nen
rrrs-rs
kp S-eeAHn
The daily union., 1856-04-08

Morw7 vERSoS.-A writer in the Alexandria Gazette
says that Mr. Washington sell the estate
of Virginia but to else. The sale the
State OF Virginia the writer says, included in the
recent letter q Mr. washington South Carolina lady
which stated thai Mount Vernon for sale The
expresses the belief that the writer accurately
Mr.. W nshington's views the subject.
The daily union., 1856-04-08
BY LEG APH
Cnnnsrtirri El,r,inn

HAuTropn, April eight O'Clock, p. m.Rsturns have
been received from eighteen towns which show 765 demo
cratic ma1rites and lso fusion najoes The towns
elect 20 democrats fusonSts the legislature Crosby,
deocrs elected in the first senatorial district The dem
ocras carried the 18th senatorial district by 200
ority and The 2ls district By close vote Hartford elects
democrats 70 the legislature by 100 majority out OF
ont the State.
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DEPARrsIEkr Naws.
ETArr prrArrnEsr.

Los n IA Bargss Laeiada Ss0ys o Rsg f0ykA letter
has been received from COnstantnOple giving information
the effect that daring very which occurred
that vicinity the night Of the 24tb February last the
barque Laenda Ssars Of New York. Captain B. Gam
wrecked the AsRte shore Of the Bophorus the
English barraek Of Seatar, and proved be total loss
The ersw saved and also portion Of Cargo which
consisted Of hay for the Of the English caYGy. Mach
kindness extended Captain g. and BIZ crew BY the
eammandGnt OF the barrarks
The daily union., 1856-04-08

Tar porGEEw EquEgTRANE-Ths circus the
great feature of the city last night and promises 10 be the
a the week HorsemAnshP and gymnastics of
high order last night witnessed BY immense rOng
Although The real competition does not until to
night and although all the competitor for want Of time,
could appear in night yet enough TO con
vince that Washington just much the grand
focus q equestrian political excitement Hernandez and
Robinson Is conceded believe, have equals in either
hemisphere. Nsgiton Dunbar, Donaldson Omar NoyeE,
and LIBBY equally Incompatible gymnast and Ken
dali stands alone the buEe Everybody electrified by
the equestrian oompettors and the enthusiasm
bounded during the Cymnastie strife Tonight the more
earnest business Of this assemblagp commences.
The daily union., 1856-04-08

M Orpiaans Fsir-Tbe Indy Of ST Nfncents Or
respectfully that tne TAR or The behe o.
Saloon Tuesday next,
April through toe week great variety
OF use fancy will be offered Tor sale at
prices Also, confectionery ices fruits noweis &C
The Interesting scene wan DC
enlveped every evening by band Of excellent musc
An
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Lgu.c1 oy IA Adriaf.e.

NEw YoRE, April AT about eleven O'Clock this morn
ing the Adrste "a steamer 0i the Collins lne) vas
launched splendid style. The enVened by the
presence Of 900 psfons No accident occurred 70
mar the beauty Of the
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rxrEaroR pEpArTnrs7.

Gensral Load OEos.-Pu6lio Land !Saes ~ MchigaaWe
learn that the Predent has ordered by proclamation two
public land sales be held the Saut Ste Marie and Dun
land offices in Michigan the sales TO Mon
day, July l4th and Monday August 4h next respective
~ which days about GOO 900 Of excellent land will
be disposed Of All Of this land with the exception OF few
small islands. situated in the Upper northern peninsula
Of the State (on the EscOnawbA Menominie, and other
rivers) and west OF Kee-wee bay embracing, 1t is
said Of the finest timber land in the Upper PENN
sulA.
Agricultural Dipisfon of tie Patent OHce.A Report
AGns.A gentleman who resides ut Monson, Pisqua-
taqna county Maine and who received several packages Of
seed from ooe writing the Commissioner Of Patents
gives the following OF the cultivation and growth Of
the
White Globe or Norfolk White Trpip-This is an Eng
sh species which planted the 10th Of June in drills
about two feet apart ground prepared in the
that generally prepare ground for field
crop Of ruabagas The yield very good-neary double
weighed from ten 70 fifteen pounds each shall continue
cultivate them they decided Improvement the
common English tagl grown IN s. tFF s'Tor raTi ,n,e
the plat Of ground side by side, with the white
globe and other field bat soes not to be
improvement the rutabaga cultivated here The
Of the ii inclined To much longer, and m
yield better. shall give il further trial during the
Caee Tarnip-Do think much Of it, but shall give il
further trial, varying its culture This variety was plant
ed in the kind Of SOIL and treated IN every TeFee NE
the others.
Eoriy York CaBboge.-This cabbage be well
adapted to our aufnde ana mas neV 10 my kho"ieag
been grown in this vicinity before Though perhaps not
the variety for the pot, Of tendency to
gacss of the head yet otherwise ii
good The heads quite small bat remarkably plump and
solid and the cabbage itself much earlier than
other kind grown here.
Fruit Debut litte attention paid culture az
fruit in this county Apples grown TO limited extent in
portions county but mostly of inferior quality
In many where farmers have undertaken
chRrd they have encountered much trouble securing he
against winter killing This, probably might be
edied extent the system Of HHlSHg and provi
ding other protection both from summers heat and winter
cold were better Understood among Our soil il well
ada pied the growth Of the apple aud pear trees.
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Irntnn nrsrArcn.l

Ten p m-Siztyseren towns elect 81 democratic and 40
fusion Representatives which shows thus far democratic
gain q y and fusion gain of 2. The democrats have
carried the frSt fourth tenth eighteenth and twenty
scnstoial districts The usiouists have probably car
rsd the second district by small majority There are lSo
the popular vote.
The daily union., 1856-04-08

E',lnEEr.-Ibe Y s surveying stsamfr wAIker Lieut..
: sands commanding, put into Savannah on Friday
q her machinery being broken. She is from Pha-
lephis bound for KEY West