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instances, showing the utility Of science t.
the arts. including agriculture. The above
results are further and apposite instances
and which may have some weight with those
who are skeptlcal, as to the practical utility
Of science. This will be the more apparent,
when we come to look at the possible diffe.
renee to be anticipated, il similar mode Of
planting should be adopted with success
throughout the world. For example, Mr.. ID.
]. Browne, of the Patent Office, in the recent
report of Mr.. Mason, the Commissioner Of
Patents, in speaking Of the Turkish Flint
\ Wheat, says: Estimating the present an
nual crops OF wheat grown in the Middle and
Southern portions of the United States 10 be
100, 900, 900 bushels, averaging say 90 bushels
20 the acre, the increased production in those
sections. il the Turkish Flint Wheat alone
were cultivated, and the ratio Of yield as
above would be 50,000,000 bushels. which
would often add to the yearly resources Of a
single farm $500, and Of the country, at least
S50,000,000." My own impression is that
Mr.. Browne places two high an estimate on
the yield per acre. should, from my OBJ
seryations, reduce that figure from twenty to
ten, as much nearer the truth. Some years
back, DR.. Darlington, Of West Chester, Ches-
ter county, Pa, than whom there is no high
er authority, told me that Is bushels per
acre, he thought high estimate for Pennsyl-
vania, and the yield in that State is far above
that South Of Mason aud Dixon's line. Sup,
posing the average TO be ten bushels, and TAX
ing the increase Of one half as possible, by
preparing the seed, instead Of doubling,
which have done, the United States, or the
public, would be indebted TO science for an
increase yield in that portion Of the Union,
for 81, ,OOO,O bushels Of wheat. alone, not
including other crops. and making his cal.
cuiation extend with the same increase in
proportion over the whole grain growing re.
gion. how stupenduus would be the result and
consequences.
Tie great merit Of this method is, that it
holds out hope for greatly amelioratlns the
condition OF those whose lot has been cast
upon thin or impoverished sos. To such,
the present price Of Guano would appear to
put that manure out the question, the ap-
plicaton of stable manure in sufficient guam
tity, impracticable.
design TO experiment upon our great
staples, cotton and tobacco, aud should the
experiments prove as satisfactory as think,
and hope they will. the result will be highly
important to older settled Southern States.
Very respectfully, yours, L. Il. c.
!. The Home Prince Georges county, Nd,
December 18th, 1856.
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4 FRIEND TO THE DAIRY.


SMUT IN WHEAT. Mr.. Barkley, ol
Texas, writes to the Commissioner Of Pa
tents the result OF an experiment for the pre-
vention Of smut. One bushel Of wheat was
prepared in the following manner: One peck
was covered with water, and after being per-
mitted to remain undislurbed for twenty -four
hours, il was rolled in hickory ashes, aud
sown Immediately second peek, alter being
treated in similar way, was rolled in lime
and sown Immediately third peck. sfteI
being STEPPED in water, was rolled in ashes
from oak wood, and Immediately sown and
the fourth peck was sown without any pre-
paration.
The soil used was the same in all cases.
The wheat rolled in ashes was not touched
by smut that in lime had four or five heads
Of smut; and that without preparation was
almost entirely destroyed BY its rayagcs.
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MUSICAL PRACTICE AMONG BIRDS.

Many people imagine that birds sing By
instinct, aud that their songs come TO them
without any labour or practice. But orni.
biologists, who have made the habits ui ieath-
cred tribes life study, have different story
and tell oI long aud IaborOus practice IN spe
cies and individuals TO acquire facility aud
compass Of song. The following information,
from a pracuccd observer, will be new 10
many u our readers. 80 says thc New lug.
land Farmer.
Birds all have their peculiar ways Of sing.
ing. Some have mOnOtonous sung, as the
bay.winged sparrow. Tie yeliow-bird has
a continuous chatter, without any particular
form Of song. The cat.bird il moe krr.
The golden.robin has a song of its own.
though those Of the same locality are apt to
sing the same tune. The hermit.thrash has
a round Of variations, perhaps the sweetest
singer II The feathered choir. But the song
sparrow has the most remarkable characters
ol song Of any bird that sings.
Every male song sp,rrow has seven inde-
pendent Songs VI is own, no two ba,ng the
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THE LAND o. THE LEAL.
I'm wearing ava, Jean,

I'm wearing ava, Jean,
Like snaw when is thaw, Jean,
I'm wearing ava, 70 the land o the leal.
There's nae cauld nor care, jean,
There's nae sorrow there, Jean,
But the day i aye fair, in the ianl o the lcal.
Ye'yc been leal and true, Jean,
Your task Is ended now, Jean,
And III welcome you to the land o the lcil.
Our bonnie BARN is there, lean,
She was bath guide aud fair, Jean,
And VIC grudgei her sair 10 the land . the lcal
Then dry that tear fu' &C, Jean,
Ny soul longs TO be free. Jean,
And angels bcckon inc % The land o the lcal.
Now farewell, ny ain lean,
This worlds care is vain, Jean,
Well a meet again in the land o tie leal.
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of lime from our little experience with it
we are inclined to think can be applied with
more safety and benefit generally during the
growing season. than any other fertilizer. We
need not impress upon you the necessity Of =
bountilul supply of the ordinary culinary
vegetables, as this is apparent to all. When
the garden is made sufficiently rich and re,
ceiyes proper and regular attention, with
care in selecting the very best seeds, there
will always be an abundant supply.
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EQUITY SALE.
Mam!.h Ia.

David ". kcn aud o'hrfs, eS pate -TtIifi0H q ~
Rsui Estate.
f1IRsuANT 10 decree % The Court of Equity.
4 lot Ufangc County made at March term. 1851, |
shall eIef iof salc. on III URsDAY the 9th of April
nest. upon the piemses shout 500 of land, ot.
meriy belonging 10 John q. Johnston. deed. pot.
lion u Il . 9cl wooded, aad lying within lhiee o.
four f,rs 81 Chapel lIill.-s valuable aliorJing
fuel convenient 10 that place. The land will be u.
sded into suitable lots lof The convenience Of puf.
chasets.
sI mpuihs credit wl be given, the purchaser giving
bond rilh good security, and the tile will be reserved
until The purchase money y paid.
4. WEBB, g. & NJ. Il.
March is. Pfice ady. 81. sO-ss
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From the Raleigh Register.
ROANOKE BUTTER.

Mr.. Syme Those who have had the
pleasure of eating the Roanoke butter at the
hospitable boards of the Messrs. Burgwyn,
of Northampton, and elsewhere in the Vi
cinity Of their admirably conducted farms,
the neighborhood, and occasionally traveis a
greater distance on a friendly erraad,) will at
once acknowledge its superiority over any
other made in the State, and its equality
with the very best produced any where.
The high perfection given TO this most
delicious article of food in this particular
locality of the Roanoke Valley, is doubtless
attributable to the rich grasses with which
these gentlemen have stocked their beautiful
and extensive pasture grounds. In this
department of agriculture they have gone a
bow-shot beyond any other farmers on the
river, and have introduced into their system
Of farming regular cultivation Of the best
and most congcnial grasses which are to be
obtained; and the results are rewarding
them not only in the improvement of their
soil, but in the production of the choicest
beef, mutton, milk and butter--to be found
in the South.
The agricultural capacities of this mag
nificent valley have been too little developed.
Its great natural adaptation to grain, and its
exclusive devotion to the growth Of Indian
corn and wheat, as articles Of sale, have
hidden from view most Of its other abundant
and fertile sources Of wealth, some Of which
these gentlemen are now displaying to the
delight and astonishment even, Of the old
settlers.
Enough butter. in my opinion, might be
produced within space Of twenty miles Of
the valley below the falls of the river, to
supply in winter and early spring, all the
eastern towns Of the State. And let me as
sure you, sir, il it should be Of such quality
as that which is produced at the dairy Of II.
X. Burgwyn, Esq. it would drive Goshen
butter out of market.
A ERIENn TO TILE DAIRY.
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cgRg17aDATEe.


fhe bliowiDg statement of the Rev. u. W. Peace.
supefniendes, % the Fivc Points House ~ Industry
3. given below is that speaks volumes 10 the saiu
able properties Of hi. remedy.
Mr. q. A. I,eonsri Sir ~ take pleasure initaBs.
miiiing 10 you lbs following facts In relation % cure
perfected by The of your souh American fesef and
Aeuc Remedy. upon me ~ The inmates u the House
Of Indaary. Iehn YcuBgs, who had been suffering
from chils and icsef during the past Eve MONTHS was
in November last attacked and the parotysms were a.
severe n any ever knew almost instant relief wa.
experienced on giving the hra dose on The expected
dav of fsiafn, wss adinisieted and u had The henry
effect Of a,efmpiins the paosysms. Since isn ess,y
ssiss o the disease has cf him. and be has recovered
Il former wonied aPpesfanee and health.
Truly yours. &e., T.. NJ. PEASE.
New Yotk. January -, 1886,
q. A. Leonard. E.q.--Deaf siri- Having suffered
from severe attacks n Fever pnd Afue. I hsd nearly
dsspsiisd Of 6ndng any relief. other Than temporary
me. but while iahorng under severe stack, wa'
Suggested 20 Ey your remedy. and unlike other rene
dles' have used, i has proved prompt and Pcfmsner
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE, ihc merchants cf Chapel Hiil feeling The No.
w cessiy u change in the manner Of doing bnsi.
ness 10 this pace have resolved 10 have s debts made
Zoe goods sold due the lei Of each July and the ls ol
each January. without regard 10 date Of purchase.
We are decidedly o the opinion that Il Will hc better
cor tho customer as well a. ,he merchant.
q. A ]. SCOTT & CO.,
W. a. THOMPSON.
!. r. HOGAN a CO.,
LONG a McCAULEY,
]. n. HUTgHlNs Il co,
LOADER a WATSON,
". "A. DAVIES,
X. ID. SAUNDERS,
]. W. CARR,
JONES WATSON,
STONE 4 sTRowD,
Chapel IIIll, FEB. 10, 1887. 10
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A WORD TO LITTLE GIRLS.

Who is loyeIyi II is that little girl who
drops sweet words, kind remarks, and plea
SAINT smiles, as she passes along; who has
Kind word Of sympathy for every girl or boy
she meets in trouble, and kind hand to help
her companions out of difficulty; who never
scowls, never contends, never teazes her
mates, nor seeks in any other way to dimin,
ish, but always to increase their happiness.
Would il not please you TO pick up string
of pearls, drops of gold. diamonds and pre-
cious stones, as you pass along the streets !?
But these are the true pearls and precious
stones which can never be lost. Take the
hand Of the friendless. Smile on the sad aud
detected. Sympathize with those in trouble.
Strive every where TO diiiuse around you
sunshine and Joy.
II you do this you will be sure 10 be loved.
DIR. Dotldridge one day asked his little girl
why it was that every body loved her. 1
know not" replied she, "unless il be that
love every body" This is the true secret Of
being loved. ':lle that hath friends, Says Solo
mon, must show himself friendly" Love
begets love. II you love others, they can
not help loving you. So, then, do not put on
scowl, and lretfully complain that nobody
loves you, or that such or such one does
not like you. II nobody loves you, it is your
own fault. Either you do not make yourself
lovely by sweet, winning temper, aud kind,
winning ways, or you do not love those OF
whom you complain.
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A FIxg THOuCHT.-" would not said one
who was not himself pious marry any wO.
man who was not Christian. should feel
il such an honor TO share a heart in which
God dwelt." II was a fine thought, and de-
serves to be specially remembered.
You want friend 10 whom you can have
entire and unlimited confidence one who
can be your counsellor in all circumstances
81 difficulty or trial one who Is TO be identi.
fed with you through life, in hope and fear,
ia joy aud sorrow. She is 10 be sort OF
presiding divinity at the family board, aud
her counteuance the mirror in which must be
reflected the faithful image Of thy domestic
bliss or we one who will be discreet, aiIec-
tionate, and firm in governing her children !;
in short. who will love you for your own
sake, be happy with you ia a cabin, and who
will cleatc the closer To you when the storm
Ul adversely or persecution shall have swept
away or withcred every vestige OF earthly
comfort from about you. Now bear all these
things in mind and then to your prayers and
the exercise Of becoming prudence. aud
you will not BE- likely 10 iail.-Bistgp Aad-or.
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PRICE TWO GENTS.

Ksystoas democrat; but the conservative dsmooasks
Who loot above and beyosd this LnputtAs wsvfare -
iii IN Avor In favor OF Cen Lane, who has epresenteA
faithfully; and shey Mo OF INF and
sense they Will probably succeed hrd you ~ eHpsos
the gallant old General back again rns
out n. n hcCurvcr, comm,ssary eenersi, and Gea
Palmer, OK INDIAN superintendent 90 psrimsge (, IN
shrine ss Washington. Tho uDinsaisa OF ma iasa
tibet hey ssck bstle n0urish mont ho tho public
pap, but how thai II don't know. che weather. "a
mid Our February Is ths most pleassn, monsh Of shs
year We bsve had the ground covered with for
tnreo weeks this winter which quite Tor Oeeysn
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We are indebted the sres~ O9stal 70 March ', asA
~ The AR.s~. A-s<~& 10 NE san
fSs sss>r owrsl sublisncs Ne folio wns appeal roa
m. d.ssrs~rs % wslfer 70 tnesr comp~nioss s.msw
Nmy-
an appskss TO rHoss VINO srrLL cosrnvx -
crIss TO rHK FfLLiEUsrEx wALxna.
Cousuy ssd fso~ soiders-ge, ne sndsrs<91sA.
oesrins 70 sacoara4. yoa 70 fellow srAaess ed
lesys an no ss~sbe and thashees ssrv<oa a. hsp~Sv
p>cse verd Il hc~o~ fellow diers end c~s s~s6-
ssly fRth csus0yw~~ orsGu b, shAs impf>n roH-
asy - p.seeh ~ vc~ ~ NJ presla1asi>ra -
Ne scv~~V nsss Il cns>a Res, tnvrg ~ ~ M Hsw~
NE rnsst Aa,S ms gsvwrwsss v css>A On -
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TREASURE List or rHx ILLINOIS.


We xe Indebted 10 The purssr Of The inos, esrferd
a Co . Atlantic and PaoiSo Express Company nd 70 Ne
sAa FrSss depot OF ". sslivsa Or aiss Of
California pspsrs
Dsososs ryder ssd Laasdea, sfsss tve iasnssssai
assenpss ioashs dssi near ssakssn, Which Ne lister
vls severely sounded In ma les.
AnAsaAsio Garcia, sssssssa asspsrsds, vas bag IN
~ An heassrsy. where DO ~ ssaass1 - charge
q murder on ,hs len Of February. ~ Q bad q naa,
vss s~sxs eSsa Ne seess ~ NOM nmA
rssnsS Csassy. . ssnvs % Asv rsss ~, sssa sssus
20 ysas. dice suddenly NJ the hsspssA - Ne - ins,
ahu nssss of cal, svs aays. fAs asssassA ~
psxbsr u NE IsssA,ars In ista as< ~ ssss ssul
iaasy suploysd In sss Custom Hssss.
john Hyae. hssBos slSss - issssrsas ssaisss
sAss 80, 70 srss oossrsssroas, vasisss psxs q We
Ass. ms sHpesiroes sxniss ~ psscssAl iniquiuss d
tsas vile ssd ass~sns syss1 10 Manner thss % osies
s,ss 70 rss aslsaioa and lsdSsaaos Of ths saafs
osvtise< world
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=. Yen s appearing Ia ss ara. ums ia the sa.r.,sr

i.s v~h 90 appearing Ia 10 arst ums the shsra,ter
Of RoSoklru.
ssssu.s sps,re,s had started on professional tour
tsrt vsn he inssrfcv
Pretrsrcr Jsr.o- the tcoromsncsr and veDsrioquiss
-ho sfssra lee wrtks ago from Austrxi hsd tsxen
sas rres Open Hsase, and opened 20 = ORC ~dsd sai
CO IRE b. nss
Hery ss~es shs 'ersous cquessrisr performing NJ
ibe keWeISlso fne entertain cDuststei OF piay
By ne stock campsny, ssd sersss OF asrosa,o, sym
ns.sesn es~sres rvricrfnsncss by Ms'ey AMI soos
Rebnsca D shsg and tier nsn0sx
sssv Lee s-uucn's North American Circus Com-
pAxy ~ese petlormins al the American thcssse.
wocss Missss-h ~e-e CIV nx concsyt q Concert Hat
Mas 2orss's xinsirss were performing u tho Uassn
thssArs
Jsha Pssy vss engaged - singer In ddnnss a.
looa.
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Marriages, Births ard Deaths.



BRows-n nE I'm ssn Francisco, feb 10, By Rev n.
Brsry, Bujauis Brown Esq 70 Mis- 5uha xsso, oil II
BsowS--FaworT ia san Francisco FEB a. b. Rev
Dr Yer kehr Mr. Edwsrs Brosn, Of Campo 5000,
Css,eTss county, 70 Ass Hannah Fswceu, OF ssa Frsn
CISCO
cHRw-txsS AT Br,sssviie, Feb. g. By Rev. M Kel.
losg Mr.. Geo O. Cbsm OF H0rsotowp, 20 hiss Lizzie
AsS ass.s. o. 81 .S ss % ars
Wiley, Mr. Goodman Castle TO xiss Kate Ceai al OF
tbst cry
CooK-Isvr In san pranoisoo. Feb. as. BY Rev. Or.
terey.
rtsospce OF tho BRIDES faher, By r. Rev Bishop KIP
NJ, VIM. CtipmRp TO Nina Carrie y. Mclean.
psvs-IrIn -In 0fovilIs, Feb ls, byJ Elliott,
ESQ Mr. John DAVIS. Of Nev Yors, 70 Mos \ NJ ~.
Ter, Of Syracuse, N. Y.
Dussris- nosso, ia orovlrc, Feb. 10, M. Henry
DuDstsn 70 Mlm K,,e Munroe.
Dvcoxsvs-Eoarr- 10 San FfanS,soo. Fob III. Nv 9.
A. Bssting Eco Jsvce OF The Peace. CnAres Ducom-
nun Of Los Arg lee. to B,rtbs Ron,er Of San Francisco
Hsu--cc In saa Frsnolsco, Fec 10, BY Rev. "
Lsoy, ~ Warren " Hal 70 Miss narsares COOK, both
Ksosrrsr- Isswsrrr Al Marble Valley. Feb u. n,
Rev ID Dryden, Mr. wm n. KIpgsbury. Of Michigan
Bar, to Moe hstlds Beaneis, OF Marble Valley.
LIsr.Lsws Ia s.. Fs.neIsco, Fec 10. ~ Raw NJ
Thrsn, wu Lent of Sen francisco, 10 hra Frances
wnso,-Is e,..s Valley, Feb. 10, By Rev
Edmnns D. oooper nr Richard kussrsvets Miss ksrss
Hossow--vss vuso..-In san Frssoisoo Feb. %, By
Rev Briefly, ~. Geo. Morrow 70 Mra On vio,te Van
sIeRsr-KArs-rr San vrasc.sco. Feb. "a, bysbs Rev
Lsth,r Gallagher Mr. Frederick sisrin 70 hiss sArah
Ksuee.
BIRTHs
AssisGros LA San Franoasoo, the lady OF Mr. N. o.
A-ipt,op, Of q son.
Brrs--ln San Francisco Feb. a. the wife Mr.. Root
Blum, OF son
ass.cp la san Francisco, Feb. rs, the wife q NJ.
WIN Bisrch, Of con.
GAss,ooH LA San Francisco Feb. 49, the vile OF Ajax
snder Gatfioch, Esq, Of son.
RIcruspeos san Francisco, Feb "a, the lazy OF
n Les Rtcn rfonp of
BrersAIL-ln Fan Fran,soo, Feb. "a o. putrd sore
throat Josephine only chnd OF Wyatt and Gertrude Bri
sal aged I years sud months.
BRurrsR In San Francsco, on wednesday, FEB. rs,
Al o'clock p n, Anssnis, ~fe OF Ne. Lous srun,sr,
aged ~ yssrs.
BACK : IN stockton, FEB rs. susene B,cs, . msmbsr
Of tafAyent Hoos ana LADDER COMPANY No native Of
France. aged 80 FEARS
CORN : In sen Fran s,co. FEB az Henry z. ooss o.
liverpool, kpsispd, eyed 80 yeays.
ooiir. I'm san Francisco, REQ 81, Of debInty. H.ry
Trsrces Collep, ssed days
psBoos in San Frrpotsca, on the Cd inst n his ress
oene. South Park, Roman DsBcom, native OF Belgium,
sstd a. yesys.
p1,x In san Fr.ncaco, Feb AZ, ~ disease u NE
fs..' VS. eresss Dyer, 9 nsrys % 81 lous, No I,
assd ~ ysar.
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The.sxsess Intelligence.

M pushs s.uss@sns o. sas rrsscises were a ".
red sn1 sovei hrd-sbe Legitimate drama, hewsves,
iSso~sh tocs m hrswsu bsnsaA an< diced bvllinss
sstutwssf n the uSwsposaa thsaAss SaAnr6ay eva.
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IIbkks ITEMS An addition OF yweasy ave men ~as
made d los Angeles 70 Mr.. orabbs cmigrsus company
ior the Gstsdep Purchase Juan Flores the Captain OF
toe band that killed Sheriff Barton taken fro the
jail on she istb February BY the people, and executed
10 the United States DIriot Court order dismissng
appeals In large number Of cases had boon entered
~avirg the claimants 70 proved and perfsss hr titles
upoev the t=cre tiihe Land 0ommssiooer, by them
Gro
Ihb 1rse-The great trs,,ing match Of thirty nes be-
tween the celebrated stallion 9ensrA Taylor and the
seloirg Rather, came on the 2lss un she Uaou
tourse for purse Of $4,000, ana by Taylor In
upe hour forty seven minutes aud nfy eight seoon,
bcaring Ratilor four minutes and twenty two seconds
Toe nsrt mite msde By tho stallion 10 thrcs minutes
ard the ,bifneth mile In four minutes ~enty
,esopds This one OF The hes; trouipg record
Both horses doing well
Pszn FIorr "A prize nRht took place at 0roviIie be
tstsn men named Kelly ard SoolBgsY Ia which the
iormor -as ne,ry tiled the Eight grew oct OF an
cuy thai originated 10 driakns saloon the night psev
vr, snd whc the parties asrsd IN settle Indicated.
TstItJ seven " rounds" were fought.
IsssSnY ~ sAs FR.sGsco. -Dayisg the month Of Fob
fuRry no ioss than ten insane person, brought
INC station bouse In ssn Francisco me 81 ,nem vsre
rteovecd but The creator NUMBER probably beyond
Tie f1sch OF medical skin.
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ShipE ere of W siker's soldiers tor the uaateA
bsases-Exset a'osisiS0 Of the Fort ~ s4n
jose DC Gtsase ma nia-The EurOpeaa Mart
tsnlo Lsw-Ihe Navy 81 Saa sAis ad0r GO
0e Ssleegthenca-- Extraordinary War
PoSvers GRANTED tnc Pressaens-rre~ty
with Nhe United States Ratime0-Csm msad
OF tbe AAhied Arnsts s-ihe OssAas- 4 iarcsao~n
Treaty liza NsesrsRws--lsasSe ttsss fo~cenAeAo
for the Almes-Address from ths WaAkar
Ovseaters.
The steamship Panama, Capt n. Dow. iron -
jose de 0uaaensia ana inserusdisss porss srvivsA =
Panams on the Itth last.
6hs had on board l2s nsu ron Walkers army vnsss
sxpsasss id 70 Ne United ssat ~ Ne Usss usae
government ans cargo ooasssg Of s7o bales OF iad'sv
l,ooo small and 900 large bags Of soass, $500 hid -
The dates ase '-auAssmaa, Fob. 81 Cpusspeqas fsss
Waldorf, FEB. 49, Leon fNca ssua) FOB. ~, sas yoss
(CoAs Kca) March 7.
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News from Oregon.

Our latest dAss from this Territory s the 2ssn Feb
ruary.
The Com ussiopsrs for examniss tAe late Indian
claims ere In session q Salem.
Good iron ore has been found On the zsnlatn nvsr.
Milo Winchester, old rssident, committed suicide On
the 7h ult.
On the l1th, Mr.. Niles, Of Lane county, Was dIe~.s
In one Of tbe SiouEhs Of the Long Tom.
Father PAndosy, the CAtholc missionary having bear
taken prisoner BY koom, sne Indian Chief demand o.
ior hh swo white wosnen and huadreo SACK
OF -four.
yeAys before the being deep In the In eior
impede The roAds and great suffering 70 the stock
Mot military operations bad Ia consequence bsea sus
pended