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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13
Cbtrdgn advertisements.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY AND
PRlNTER'S WAREH OuSE,
No. 90 Washington street.

thlOAdO.. .lLLlNOlS.
TuNYPE, PRESSES, INK, CHASES, CASES, AND Ey-
- cry article required in NEWSPAPER, Book OR jon
OFFICE, on hand and for sale at the lowest market
prices.
Having removed TO new Foundry buildings at
the above location, are now prepared with greatly
increased facilities to supply the wants Of the trade
throughout the West.
The improvements which we have made In the pre-
parations of metals give to the type manufactured by
great reputation for durability.
We have recently started in connection with our
other departments ELEcrRoTYPE FOUNDRY and solicit
orders for this kind of work, possess peculiar ia
cilities for executing IL In a superior manner.
We shall continue to keep in store large stock oil
Printing Presses from the well known mandatory
Messrs. II. Hoe Co., Of New York Also, a large as
sotment of the celebrated Rugges job Presses Other
Presses will be furnished at Manufacturers prices
Ink from the best manufacturers will always be kept
on hand.
We desire particularly to call the attention of the
Printers of this State to establishment they
will find 1t to their interest to send US their orders
We shall, In short time, issue new Specimen
Book which win be sent to parties wishing order
on application. ia 27l ID. J.. DODGE Treasurer
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EStray Notice.

TNAKEN up by 7. c. Ogden, living In Columbia TP.,
4 Wapello county Iowa, estray steer, described
follows dark red years old last spring, swallow
fork in the right ear white in the forehead awhile
spot the right shoulder white along the belly
white each foot half of the tail white white
the rump, and carries a half-yoke on his neck. The
said steer appraised at So dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
no-13-3m by ID. Campbell, Dep'y.
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ESfray Notice.

UlAKEN up by Charles W. Dearley, living in Adams
II township, Wapello county, Iowa, the 9th day
of july A. d. 1857 bay mare, nine years old las,
spring, star in the forehead and snip the nose
q slight collar mark the right shoulder; heavy main
and tail-about fifteen hands high. Said mare ap.
pr aised at one hundred and ten dollars
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
n21-3m by d. Campbell Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

NyAKEN up by Thomas G. Fuller living in Compe-
IL tine township, Wapello county, Iowa, the 8lst
day of June, 1851, bay mare sixteen seventeen
years old last spring, saddle and collar marks, rope
halter her neck shod all round, the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoo cracked In and
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint about the rump. Said mare appraised
at thirty Ave dollars
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
n21-3m David Campbell Deputy
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Estray Notice.

UyAKEN up by Prior s. Farmer, living In Centre
n township, Wspello county, Iowa, on the sth day
Of June 1857, sorrel mare, supposed to be
years old last spring white stripe in her forehead
raised place the left side of the head. Appraised
at eighty dollars. JOSEPH N. Campbell, Clerk.
ncl6-Sm-np by d. Campbell, Deputy.
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NO.33.
Burlington aDosrtfsrmfIts.
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BOOKS FOR IOWA.
IN THE CITY OF Esls@ BURLINGTON.

n I.CORSE II SON, would call the attention
Of the citizens Of Iowa to the xampled facili
tics they for furnishing every article In the Book
And stationery line Their stock complete In eyerv
department. and the connection of Burlington with the
first manufacturing places In the world by railroad
places them in the heart of the market Their estab,
iishment is divided into distinct apartments each In
charge of the most competent assistants
1st MISCELLANEOUS BoOKs-The public at,ons NJ
the different eastern and western houses are plsc
ed on their shelves almost soon as issued
Cd SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT.--Are agents for
MiGufice's, Sanders, and most OF the school books
published in the Union They furnish them at pub-
fishers prices making them come to the buyers NJ
least 10 per cent cheaper than procure them
ut any place.
principal Law publishing houses IN the Union they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publict-
ton prices
an. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Complete at all times.
9Th BLANK B0OKS.--Bankers, Merchants and Rail-
road Companies can find every variety Of blanks
at their house.
9Th. sTATIoNFRY-A large stock Of Cap, Letter. and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes consta ntly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices.
Tth AGENTS DEPARTMENTAL no way can Young
man without means establish himself In business
so easily by securing subscribers to publications
found on their shelves. trial will indubitabfy
prove satisfactory.
sth. PRINTERS DEPARTMENTAL agents for l..
Johnson's Type Foundry, they can supply immedi-
ately from their stock on hands, every variety of
News aud Ornamental type, Cases, Galleys, Chases
Presses, brass and Lead rule--Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper of every size. Flatcs>p
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, card board clef-
omatic boards, and everything, In fact connected
with printing office.
An examination OF their stock all that requested
u.lH-Lf
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

Id RESPECTFULLY announces that he A.
~ Win carry on the Tailoring Business In all ~
experience Ia the business he feels confident he Ck
can Gse every one "nt" Iis shop Il on the ground
1oof, two doors below the Henry House
0uttng done tbs shortest notice and 81 reasonable
prices. Aug. 2e, n26-1y
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Estray Notice.

VNAKEN up by Mathew Carter, living in Adams
u township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 11th day
of July, 1851 bay mare, supposed to be fourteen
fifteen years old, left eye out main and foretop cut
off, white spot her left wether, fifteen hands high
Said mare appraised at thirty dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n2i-3m by D. Campbell, Deputy.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

TT Office is hereby given that there win be offered
AV atpublic sale at the door Of the Court House. In
Hape 10 county, Iowa, the following described landp
and town lots or so much thereof may
70 lqudase the delinquent taxes and pen atty thereon
tor the year 1855 Said sale to commence on MONDAY
alsT AUGUST, 1857, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and to con-.
tnue from day TO day so long may be for
the purpose Of said sale, closing each day o'clock
P. NJ. PETER ENOy
7ns24w Treasurer and Collector, wapello co.
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Estray Notice.

TUyAKEN up by John W. Brandenburgh, Living In
II Center Tp., Wapello County, Iowa, ON the 18th
day of July, 1857 dark iron grey horse, supposed
to be Ave years old last spring, with SPAWN on his
near hind leg.
Said horse appraise at seventy-fve dollars
J. N. CAMPBELL, CI'k.
July "a, 57-223m by d. CAMPBELL, Dep'y
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by Michael Tullis, living in Green Tp.,
II Wapello County, Iowa. on the 10th day Of July,
A. d. 1857 black three year old mare; and one two
year old bay mare mule.
Said Estrays appraised at one hundred dollars each
July 23d, 1s57-22Sm J. N. CAMPBELL, Crk.
by D. CAMPBELL, D'pty.
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Estray Notice.

TUNAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the 18th day
IL of July, A. d. 1851, living in Agency Tp., Wap-
clio County, Iowa, one black mare twelve years old
last spring. both hind feet white collar marks on both
shoulders knee sprung spots In the forehead snip on
the nose. Appraised at twenty dollars.
j. N. CAMPBELL Cl'k.
July %, '57-22-3m by ID. CAMPBELL Dep'y.
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STONE CUTTING.

'NNiE subscriber would announce to the citizens 81
= ottumwa and Wapello county, that he will be
sie hereafter to furnish AZ good quality of Lime
cat ready for USE can be obtained anywhere In thu
-s,, and At the lowest rates. workmauship guaran-
.~t 70 be - good ~ can be done In Ksokuk or S.
"uss Psrsons from distsnee can be accosnxnodste4
van cut stone or common for building sscrs
Cttur,va, March ssnolsly Hn. NAycEE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13

TIE MEDIDAL TRINITY.
Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF RESovATISG REsoLvENT to the REGu-
LAToRs are used for the certain class of disease they
specially designed for the system undergoes rap
i'd transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happy state OF existence.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

~ Philip S. White, the temperance lecturer,
has fallen and become common drunkard. The
Hillsborough Recorder, noticing the rumor of his
fall, says:
We shall be sorry If this is true though not
much surprised Mr.. White was certainly an elo-
quent speaker; but he destroyed the confidence we
had in him, years ago, in the only speech We heard
him deliver, by relating an anecdote, and making
himself the hero of it which snecdote we had seen
in newspapers before he born. And besides,
the high price which he demanded for his services,
gave room for the suspicion that money was the
main object Of his mission. But such is human
ture and this lapse of Mr. White is only instance
Of the frailty of men who lean upon their will
and human institutions for support"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

RELEASED ON BAu.-John G. Gully, who was
committed to Jail here last week charged with de-
frauding the pension office, has been examined be-
fore Mr. Commissioner Busbee and admitted to bail.
The amount Of. his bail is $4,000. There are sew
cal prosecutions against him, besides civil suit to
recover back the money alleged to have been fraud.
ulently obtained by him.
term of the u S. Circuit Court will be held in
this City next week, at which Mr.. Guly's cases will
stand for trial. H. W. Miller. Esq, and Hon. Geo.
E. Badger are his counsel.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

The UNEMPLOYED IN New YoRK-The working
men of New York City, those Of them who
employed, are still holding meetings and demanding
work. Meetings have recently been held in Central
Park, Tompkns Square, and City Hall Park. The
working men declare that they have been dsap-
pointed by promises Of work by the City authorities
and that they will not vote at the coming election
less they are supplied with work and the means Of
p living. The = ,spect before thousands the ensuing
winter in New York and elsewhere North, is very
dreary
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

H The New York Times, . freesoil journal,
gives the following advice to the free Statep men
of Kansas r.
a, "Under. all these circumstances It seems to 40
greatly to be desired that the Free.Sste men should
vote upon the Constitution Is it is submitted
They can exclude slavery. and they secure con-
troll over their own affairs. What more,--or what
indeed at all they expect to accomplsh by re-
fnsing to vote There will be an election, and the
pro-savery party viii vote; if the Free.State men
refuse the Constitution soith slavery will be adopted
and the State will be admitted as slave State
This result they prevent by voting. and in no
other way We trust, therefore, that they viii up
on reflection decide 70 Do h"ses
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

FINE CoRN-S a. Christian, Esq, of Montgomery
county, has presented Us with several ears Of corr,
some d which measure Il inches in length He
says that the seed came from Kentucky, the Ken.
lucky white corn, aud that the yield about third
to twe.fifths greater than fom seed Of ths common
corn u his neighborhood. This changing Of seed,
always selecting the best is undoubtedly one Of the
secrets Of successful hrming.-Fay on. ~. :
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

WALKER AND NIcARAGuA.-Gen. Walker was ar.
rested in New Orleans under the laws of the United
States, gave bond in $4,000. and Immediately leh,
forfeiting his bond. His destination 10 not precisely
known, but is supposed as matter Of course to be
Nicaragua. His force is small, but the Pieayune
thinks it fully equal to the work to be accomplished
Gen. Walker has gone out with the advance guard
to effect landing and make stand until his rein
forcements from various quarters shall arrive
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25
PETERSBURG MARKET.

NovEAssR: 1857.
TOBACCO has been in good demand for old with light
offerings We quote Tugs at sH to for common to good
fair a to good LEFT ~ to ss and "a fine shipping leaf
COTTON-There has been good demand with eonsid-
saable sales for home use and export at ~ and
rather dull ct the steamers news being unavorabe
CORN-The active demand noted in our last has con-
wHEAT-The daily sales Of wheat have been large, and
the market has steadily advanced until to-day when prices
large sales were made u 81 q 81 40; common me-
fLoUKET6sre is bat little doing We quote :. ss,1
BACON-Very little stock in market We quote sides
17er shoulders 10. and Virginia beg round u;
20 with but little in the market.
GUANO-The demand for Peruvian is very heavy ct PEE
i sSss C Gusno selling at s4sX per ton
guSS y. cLorH-1hs n'rts. tending Up ssls At
Reese's Manipulated Guano s5s per ton. - ga
~ snd i 81 &. do. Their.
is fair demand at IS sc for last CROP and old is held
sATfH.zfet we'll supplied, with sales Of i, IS. in
barge lots from ship, 81 rs from store-D<n.
, NORFOLK, MARKET.
REroREEp fHE oRrH-cAhoLIxA sfANpxRD,
44s BIT a. II. MPHEETERS : co, 1850
R7oksssss Groesrs Fossarlisg& Gamssissia sreassk
,''''@- { ) ; p NovEnsza sI,lss7.
FkODR-Is very acsrpe, and j. striving slowly, We
qnote Family $7K@7H; Extra 7@zk; ST s31@WE in
WHEAT-Dull at 81 IS for White, 195< for Red.
CORN-In fair demand at 6S@7lc.
made since the Nassias news which is unia7ora5is fss
NAVAL SfORES-TaE very. dull and nominal at 81 40
al As Sptar Turp. 40042c. No demand fpr Rosin
ESTAVE-W,0 HID so: b. Q. HID. ts4; Pipe S65 !;
Hesdinx as; Bbl. SZS.' 1ssE dr. u SYaA'fT@S
DRIED APPLES are very dull and We hear Of = i.lss
-
= B. 3. PEAS are wanted, 81 rs q 81 sl.s~7 fubT
"a .n Il Re-, and eSS: sss.s ~ ~ NJ
eodesls ls1le, Lag. is1 O l4c, Java 10 q
Cmdlo As q S0c., Adsmahtine % q 2sc, Mould les ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.-FOURD DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE!
The Honey Panic-Heaoy Fixture !-7Ae TAXING
:of Delhi Confirmed !-Cotton and Brsodsta1s
-. declined T.. s-s..ss!
New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Collins steamship At
lantic has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 11th
The Bank Of England has advanced the rates Of
discount to 10 per cent Tie money market is de-
cidedly more stringent .. --.'.'~'
The Dennistown Company had failed Liabilities
f25, 000, 600. Also the Western Bank Of Scotland
the deposits of which amount to f6, 100000
Babcock & Co., Of Liverpool and New Yo,k, fai'er.
Liabilities f3O0 Several other failures for less
amount = - Tbs
LArEH FROM INDIA. .
The taking Of Delhi is confirmed. The Lucknow
Garrison relieved by Col. Haveiock, just a. the
enemy were ready to blow it up. A large portion OF
the city was captured Gen. Neil was killed. y
; The King of Delhi surrendered, and his life was
spared, but his two sons were shot. ~ g.
..E ..-.~ THE LATEST. e.. IL
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. Nov. 1.-THE City of
Glasgow Bank, at Glasgow, stopped payment this
morning. r E., .rr.-+.- '.,s ......--
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1l.-Sales of cotton for the week
amount to As 900 bales-all to the trade. All quail.
ties declined one half Closed dull with declining
tendency. Quotations nominal. Advices from Man
chester unfavorable.
Breadstuffs dull All kinds slightly declined. !,
Provisions havea declining tendency.
The VERY LATEST: :
liverpool, Wednesday At,ernoon.-It is rnmored
to-day that the Bank If France has suspended. The
rumor has probably grown out of the advance of the
Bank rates. r.-=- II.
Cotton much depressed. and lower prices accep-
ted. Breadstuffs very dull.
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DIED.

In Charlotte. Saturday night last Col John Sloan
aged about Is years. He highly respectable ctisen
OF the county, and for flied the Office of Sheriff.
On Sunday evening he buried with Masonic honors
At his residence Beaufort County the 7th instant
Of pneumonia Mr. Charles A. Clark the 2sth year Of
his age. 't ,.-,.a-rs.- E.. 81. :. s.
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:. OFFICIAL VorE OF NEW YoRk ClrY.-The official
vote of New York City is as follows: Tucker, Dem
ocrat, 87,sls; Clapp, black Republican, 1916;
Putnam, Know Nothing, s.454. Democratic major
i:y over all, 5,949. The City Of New York is true
to the Constitution and the Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

GoDEY's LADY's BooK-We have received the
December number of this popular and interesting
periodical. The engrsvings fine and the matter
is well selected and useful. The pressure seems to
have had no effect on Cooley, except to stimulate
him to renewed efforts to please his immense circle
of readers, IS ,<s - g. = / ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

The New York MAYoRAIrY.-The opposition of
all colors in New York City are endeavorng tocen.
tire on candidate for Mayor against Fernando
Wood, the Democratic candidate. Mayor Wood has
been tried and found faithful and inf]exible. He
will beat any opposition that may be started.
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MARRIED..

In this County Sunday the 22d inst by Alexander
Utey ESQ.,, Mr. James l.. Wilson to Mrs. Emene Bare.
field. eldest daughter Of Mr. Edmond Stephens.
In Greenye on Wednesday morning hast, by Rev. Mr..
Mcdonald VIM jenkins, ESQ., Attorney General Of this
State, to Miss d. NJ, daughter Of Mr.. James j. Clark
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-25

IN CELEBRATED PIANOS can Be hsl Of e. p. Nash.
Peessbarg Va Purchaser need have % fears abo0t Be.
ing pleased with the Instruments they sod trial
anu thef03s No risk to run. :. S..,s$l = ~
.A+ps Z. p. NASH, Rstashasx. VI
10k- -
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"AVING THIS DAY PAID OFF ALL THE
Ii DEBTS DUE BY AYSELf, either q security OF
herwse and also all claims Of whatever x.
hereby give notice at fer ~ future, always excepting
physician, .pctheeary and bl.ckss,ith socenlt4 Qs
DESCRIPTION whatever; neither WIFI recognise the validity
of any note notes purPortrs to be dus from nysss
security or otheIwise unless ~ same bs duly
Il made psyabe BY myself uness the u the
party whom it is made paysbe) be delivered
much as the said James 3. skepard bss been H.
thorzed also for the fnde he and be ouy 10
of important and valuable instruments writing q svsy
description for which may desire. And hereby warn
all Others that the said James B. Shepard and - ouy h
fully empowered to trssac oil my business Of every ~
Dated this the 2lst of Noyember. at7 )DehOu-
sand eight hundred and iftyseven. iiss3 .1-s.,}
r Witness, sg IL ,*,ea,5ig...4 .zs "a. -silH "a
D. G. FowLE ,,s1.. II - ~ ess ~
November 81, 1857. e III s-sss@ ss5sl 2t214At,
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Specie IN THE New YoRk BANKs.-The New
York CITY banks now have in their vaults not less
than twenty millions Of dollars in specie. 1T is
thought they win soon resume specie payments
Our banks will, of course, follow. ...-..
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BErrER TINES SouTH-The New Orleans banks
resumed specie payments on the 18th instant $500
bales of cotton sold in Charleston the 18th,
and the market is stated to have nearly recovered
from its decline s., ar 5tI9ItE .
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TIL e NJ A r. X e r 3.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

- = ,.-tE- NovE,BsR 81, 1885,
TURPENTINE-Saes this morning Ut t52 bbs at % so
for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard b $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTfNE-Narket active, and prices I'd.
vanced Sales this morning If 400 bbls. at 81
gallon. :. e~-''5 :
Dbl .E.+ -
TIMBEa-sale yesterday of one raft at u 50 & NJ
Jour. - - -
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& I'm. xfATfsb,IAXa9zz9 hS Ih15na .os
n pshltsation q ~ -Asstsr ssussg with
M ps61su u = Vi - 6lsses ssttes ~ :.
ss1rs: drinks q tlb5ss'sS 3xs iAsssse ttah
tf,iY I1fFoss2s ma sxsti5 aksgnssitS n
HAT q alAsss ID ~ papss, md hopN that - Ssi
ys. sp,ing e pm .no.s % % moro "'''e' %
The Editor also returns his grateful ssaaosllSdg-
ments to his brethren Of the presa 6t t6s courts
sizes they have sxtapded to him, and takes his ~.
pectfll Leave Of them with reluctence. They IN
Of conrse discontinue their exchanges. He he3pt
ssxpsctsd to part company with them 20 seons hat
he fAllsciousness Of human promises and prosecs.
As soon rs he can lind time to post hh bookA
and ASCERTAIN the amounts which have been oyer
paid by the few who have paid in sdvaBes, whst =
due to each, ehall be ref.nded by 1al
Ian subscribers renaining in arreasss are rsqueet-
ed to make immediate payment Remitfanos
through the mail may BE- made At the risk Of tha,
This number has been delayed 10 this late jpsri-
cd, Nopember,J with the hope that the establish
ment would be sold and the pspsr continued IN
other hands But this having failed . nov onef-
ed for sale on the most accommodating terms --
With the present list Of bstween eight and nine
hundred subscribers there can b. no doubt that IN
the hands of competent conductor, who wOuld
canvas the State either in person or by agents Il
would soon become . source of profit, and hand
some1y Te"sro sne CHORUS ana exPouse OessV"s~
upon it-Arator. -,.......s-..,
The friends of agriculture in the Stale will regret
the above announcement. Mr.: Lemay Is 10 every
respect qualified for editing agricultural journal.
and he undertook the task with fair prospects and
fairer promises; but modesty and merit cannot ale
ways succeed against arrogance and incompetency.
Mr.. Lemsy was led to believe that his paper would
be the Official organ of the State Agricultural So
ciety, but in this he mistaken; and the Society
finds itself without any organ or any paper rerfe-
senting exclusively its interests. Mr.. Lemay 10 .
mechanic, . practical farmer, and q native Of the
State. ,...... : ~ -.. etla gs, .s.,ssfes ri s.