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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Bloody Riots in New York.

Bloody riots have been going on in the city, says
the Herald, during the past iorty-eght hours. The
conflict began on Saturday afternoon in the Bloody
Sixth ward, between gang calling themselves the
" Dead Rabbits and the Bowery boys, in Bayaid
street near Mulberry. Firearms were freely used,
and seven persons killed. and twenty-five or thirty
wounded. In the Seventh and Thirteenth wards there
were also scrons aays in which number Of persons,
including policeman, were badly injured Last eve.
ming the fight was renewed in the Sixth ward. when
terrible conflict took place between two factions,
and eleven persons shot many Of whom are sup
posed to be fatally wounded. The police did all they
could to suppress the riots but they were totally in
suicen, even to protect themselves from the fury Of
the mobs and had il not been for the presence Of the
military in the very heart Of the rioters sronghods
there is no knowing where the matter would have
ended. number Of policemen were seriously in
jured by the riot in Bayard street. Among the mum
her, officer jenkins, who is not expected to recover.
Coroners iIery and Connery active all day yes
terday in investigating the occurrence. nquests were
commenced upon the bodies Of the dead but little or
no testimony was elected
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

ss- R. H Daily, of Mariposa, announces himself
as Candidate for Re Election to the Office of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY subject to the decision of the People at the
Election in September next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

5S- Alex. McElroy, of Horntos, is Candidate
for COUNTY JUICE subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention Of Marposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

60 B B. Harris, of Mariposa is Candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, subject the decision the Dem
ocraic County Convention of Mariposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

Po- joshua D. Crippen, Of Mariposa, is Candi-
date for SHERIFF subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention, of Mariposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
B TIL.
NJ A II II / L. ID .

In this place Monday August Sd, the Wife of WILLS
Goss Of a Daughter.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

ne James A. Morton, Of Indian Gulch, is Can
ddate for the Office Of ASSESSOR at the Election in Sep.
iember next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Mliler,on Correspondence.

MlLLERToN, FRESNO COUNTY July u, 1857.
Mr.. EDIToR.-we are sorry to say that division
has taken place between the Democracy Of Fresno and
Tulare counties. The cause will briefly explain
Last year the Democracy of the two counties assem-
bled in Convention in the town of Millerton and nom
mated a candidate from Tuare county-at the same
time a promise was made by the delegation of Tuare
to the Fresno delegation that Fresno county was en-
titled to and should have the nomination this FALL
We relied upon the pledge then made and also know
ing that according to all Democratic usages as well as
to law in many States Fresno would he entitled to the
Representative this year, went TO work cheerfuly
and manfully, and gave the nominee handsome ma
ority when the Democrats in his own county and who
gave him the nomination, failed to give hima majority
although numerically much stronger than the other
party. This year Fresno county claims the Represen-
tatve, but to the astonishment Of ALL t,co candidates
are brought out in Tulare and the nomination of one
so strenuously insisted upon by his supporters that
when they found that they were likely to be outvocd
and beaten in their choice boted the Convention and
announced their candidate as running independent.
Fresno insisted upon the nomination for other reasons
than the pledge made and usages Of party as above
named. She has never been represented in the egis.
lature, and when part Of Marposa county she was
never represented in any way although she was al
ways found at her post and doing her duty on the day
of election. The three candidates before the Conven-
ton were Capt. Theo Maltby and A. II. Mitchell, of
rulire, and o. NJ Brown Of Fresno. The Tulare del
egaton were divided, but the Fresno delegation were
united aud SO will be the entire party and people Of
Fresno on the day of election. CARELESS.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

B1- Nicholas Moritz, of Qusrtzburg, will be
Candidate for the Office Of COUNTY CLERK subject the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention of Marposa
County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

BTS- Robert s. Miller is Candidate for Rc-Elec-
ton to the Office Of RECORDER Of Marposa County, the
election in September next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

81 J, B. Condon, Of Mariposa. is announced as
Candidate for COUNTY TREASURER subject to the de-
cson Of the democratic County Convention
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

n5- James M. Van Dyke, of Mariposa, is Candi
the Democratic County Convention of Marposa County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

For Supreme Judges,
STEPHEN j. FIELD, FULL TERM.
P. II. BURNETT, [UNExPIRED TERN
For Comptroller,
j. W. VAUDEVILLE, OF TUoLuMSE COUNTY.
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, FULL TERN
JAMES L. ENGLISH, [UNExPIRED TERM
For Attorney General,
7. II. WILLIAMS, OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.
For Srregor General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, OF ALAMEDA County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, OF SAN Francisco.
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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

CANDIDATES NOTICES.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

CO. ]. W. Huey, Of Mariposa, is Candidate
FOR COUNTY AssEssOR subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention Of Mariposa County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
For sale.

rTNHE HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED AS A DRINKING
Saloon and Restaurant situated door to the office
of the Marposa Democrat and formerly occupied by Adam
Yates For further particulars Enquire of Mr. Iinneback
er, at Wells Fargo 4 Co Is Express or ADAM YATES.
Hornitos July % 1857 jy23-u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Miscellaneous.

MlsccllaueOus.
The L. s. steam iiga;e Wabash bearing the broad
pennant of Commodore II. Paulding. arrived on Sun
day. says the Herald in nine and half days from As
pinwall to Sandy Hook. She brings one hundred and
twenty-one officers and men, thirteen and five
children, who served under Gen. Walker in Nicaragua.
Seventy are sick ard wounded-some very severely.
Gen. Walker left New York on Wednesday July lst
en- route for Nashville. lie accompanied by Capt
FayssoGx.
On Monday afternoon two hundred and fifty L. S.
recruits took their departure by the New York and
Erie Railroad for LeayonwoHh City, Kansas, where
they will Join the command of 1000 men that il to ac-
company the new Governor Of Utah to Salt Lake City.
These soldiers were mostly young men, and expressed
themselves pleased at the prospect of active service.
Last week one hundred and fifty recruits left this city
on a similar mission.
| The Spanish fleet has arrived at Havana. Two
steamers and five sailing vessels, conveying some two
Thousand troops is its aggregate. This is evidently
too small force to attack Mexico with and it is
even questionable whether Spain will proceed SO far
even as a blockade of the Mexican borts in view Of
the uerior movements that might grow ont of it,
wild Catn the celebrated Seminole Chief, who
gave the whites so much trouble in Florida, and who
is said to have been the most formidable Indian war
ror of his time, we see by the Trait d Union, died
with smallpox, near Laredo, together with forty of
his followers. Wild Cat was sent to the Indian terri
tory after his surrender TO the United States Govern
ment; and since that time has been terror to the
western border Of Texas.
Five of the persons engaged in the Plug Ugly cleo
ton riot at Washington the first of last month have
been convicted. Two of them had fed from justice
the other three sentenced to one years mprison-
ment and fine of $50 each
Miles Darden recently died in Henderson Co., Tenn.
He said to be the largest man in the world, being
seven feet six inches high. and weighed over a thou.
sand pounds. II took seventeen men to put him in
his coffin. lie measured around the waist six feet and
! four inches.
| The corner stone of the national Clay monument
was laid at Lexington, Ky, on the 4th July.
Hon. Langden Chcves, of South Carolina died in
Columbia on the 2Gth June.
On the 4th Of July the Inauguration Of the compile
ton of the railroad, from the city of Mexico to the
village of Guadalupe IIidalgo, was celebrated. This
| is the first railroad in Mexico.
FEARFUL DIsAsTER.-Fliday night July 3d. the
English steamer Montreal was destroyed by fire the
st. Lawrence, near Quebec By this disaster three
hundred and fifty persons have lost their lives princi-
pally Scotch emigrants just arrived from Europe.
Central America.
NIcARAGuA.-Spm time since, General Zavaa,
Commander.in-l hief of the Guatemala forces in Me
angua, entered the government house in Leon, and
grossly nsulted President Rvas in person, making
use of the most offensive language aud even threat
ko. ktt.. d. H. .to.. ofG
Darrios, Of Salvador the matter temporarily ar
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
j O II N b. w T. l. l. L r +,
OF SACRAMENTO
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

f5- Chas, 6. Peck of Mormon Bar, is a Candidate
for COUNTY Chk, subject 10 the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention Of Mariposa County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Agua Eric Brow or y
+ O r S A l. L !

rT'ifIS BREWERY, AT Aqua FRIO, MARIPOSA COUNTY,
is For Sale For further particulars apply to the
subscriber on the premises at Aqua Frlo
july2-tf WILLIAM BUC1IFNAU.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

sS- ]. A. Mcvicar, of Mariposa, is Candidate
for COUNTY TREASURER subject to the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention Of Marposa County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

aS- Thomas Early announces himself as a Can
date for Reelection to the Office of SHERIFF of Mariposa
Comfy subject the decision of the People in September
next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

ga s. B. Thomas, Of Mariposa, is a Candidate
for COUNTY RECORDER subject decision Of the
Democratic County Convention Of Marlposa County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Merced County Candidates Notices.

eB- Joseph II. X elicit, Of Merced Falls, is Candi-
late for the Office of ASSESSOR of Merced County, at the
election in September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

Hs- James w. Torney, of Mariposa, is a Candidate
Tor the Office Of PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention Of Marposa
County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

ns- VIM. A. Guard, announces himself as a
Candidate for Reelection to the Office Of COUNTY CLERK
Of Marposa County at the election in September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

10 john ., Waits, Sem, OF Marlposa, Is Candi'
date for COUNTY TREASURER subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention Of Marposa County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

GS- John W. Ross, announces himself a. a
Candidate for PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, of Marposa
County subject to the decision of the people the election
in September next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

" PAY THE. DEBT"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

FOR AssEMBLYMEN,
DAN. SHOWALTER ....... or Horse Shoe Bend.
!. N. WARD D..............Of OF Merced County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
II o II n ITO S:

THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST G.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
Arrival of the Golden Age.
THE LATEST NEWS ITEMS.
The Mail steamer arrived at San Francisco July 3lst
The news although not important s still interesting We
copy from the GoJe and Bulletin the most interesting.
Death of w. l.. Marcy.

The Mail steamer arrived at San Francisco July 31s
The news although important s still interesting. W,
copy from the Glote and Bulletin the most interesting,
Death of w. l.. Marcy.
The Hon. William L. Marcy died at the San Louis
Hotel at Balston Spa at half past twelve o'clock OF
Saturday, 4th July. The New York Associated Pres.
to the Bulletin says, he had not long breakfasted
when he complained of a slight stitch in his side
which had troubled him for some time past and ther
walked about quarter of a mile to the residence o
DIR. More. Not finding the Doctor in he returned tt
the hotel and went to his room, leaving an order al
the Office that the doctor should be sent to him. DIR
More soon arrived and on going to Mr.. Marcys room
and knocking at the door received no answer. Aftei
few minutes he returned to the room. and on open
ing the door, found Governor Marcy lying on bis bach
on a couch, quite dead, with book upon his breast
He had not been in the room over twenty minutes
and had written just before death letter to John
Bolts, of Virginia. He was the guest Of John NJ
Wilder, Esq, at Ballston. The remains of Governor
Marcy will leave Bllston at O'Clock. on the after
noon of Tuesday 18th July for Albany ria Science
tedy, by special train, furnished by Hon. Erastus
Corning. They will be received by the Burgesses
Corps at Albany and conveyed to the capital, where
they will be in charge of the Corps until the time o
the funeral Al noon, on Wednesday, they will be re
moved to the Church, and the funeral services, which
are to he conducted by the Rev. Doctors Spmgue
Hague and Welch will commence there al o'clock
Gov. Marcy closed his seventeen year in December
last. In his death the Democratic party loses one o
its ablest leaders aud the Union sagacous, prudent
and ncorruptibc statesman. He is to be buried at
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

JOSEPTE wAb1xUP,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
sss- Joseph F. Meyers, of Mariposa, announ

himself Candidate for the Office of COUNTY ASSESSOR
the ensuing election subject the decision Of the DEM
Ocratic County Convention.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06

County NOraainatiOn
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-06
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,

OF SACRAMENTO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12
Rats. reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &c.

Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &c
Rat, Roach, DC, Extermnator
"COSTAR'S" Bed Bug Extermnator;
aGOSTAR'S" Electric Powder, for Ants, In
sects, &c.
(The Only InfaIlibe Remedies known.
u "COSTAR" sends by mail, prepaid, q
sample Box of the Rat, Roach, &c. Elk. TO any
address in the U. s., oil receipt of 81, or the
Electric Powder for Csc. The Bed Bug Elk,
being liquid cannot be sent by mail,
NJ "COSTAR" will furnish Druggists,
Dealers and Store-keepers, $40 Sample Pack
age of his various preparations, assorted, with
Circula Bills, Posters, &c, on receipt OF So
[leaving bal. OF SIS due when sold,l IN order
that they may test their merits.
IL See Advertisement. For Circulars, &c,
address "COSTAR," No 3S8 Broadway, New
York. Aug 29--lmo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12
0BA9'53o

On Saturday evening last, at the resi-
dence of her broiher,M Mr.. James L. Coyle,
in this county, Miss Mary finn Coyte,
aged about 40 yeaIs.
In Charlestown, on the Sd inst, John
". Green, infant son OF Thomas Z. and
Mary n. Green, aged l3 months and 10
days.
On the 2Grh ut., at the Mouth of Back
Creek, Berkeley county, Miss Ameha
Z. Roach, in the 18th year of her age,
only child and daughter of John and f.
lzabeth S. Roach, formerly of Baltimore,
Maryland.
ELIZABETH FERRlLL was born in Penn
sylvsnia, Jan. 1888, and died in Yelling
ton, Mo-, July, II, 1857, aged IA years
and six months.
When quite young, her parents moved
TO Virginia, and settled near Shepherds
town. In 1909, she joined the Metho-
dist Church when meetings were held IN
an old scnool-house, long before any
church-house, was erected IN that place.
ST. Louis, (MO.,) Christian AdUocafe,
In Berkeley county, on 81 inst, Bar
net .4ndrew Walker, son of James II.
and Mary Walker, aged year, months
and % days.
At the residence Of her brolher,in Berke-
lev county on the 9th inst, Miss Eliza
beth Sigler, aged about 81 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-A Mrs. Drum
monG is on trial before the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah county, for stabbing and
killing Deputy Sheriff OF that county,
named Hutchinson, while he was in the
act of arresling her for shooting one of
her neighbours cows. A writer in alten-
dance on the trial gives the particulars to
the Newmarket Split as follows:
''For several years there had existed a
feud, or, as witness expressed ii. "an
everlasting FUSS" between the Drum
mond and Bowman families, anu some
others. This had resulted in such lovely
things as house stoning, cattle shooting,
and such like manifestations OF human de-
pravity. Sometime last fall Mr.. and Mrs.
Drummond were brought on warrant
before DR.. Prescott, magistrate in Edin-
burg, who required them TO enter recog-
nizances TO keep the peace, for year.
This they perembtorily refused TO do, and
began 10 move homewards. The magls-
uate turned to his desk to write a COM
mitmenl, charging Mr.. Hutchinson mean
while TO prevent their leaving, who, Upon
approaching Mrs. D., and laying lis hand
on her officially, but gently, was stabbed
with Spanish dagger by the wrelched
woman. He lived several days, andt
died, as all the physicians CONCERNED in
the case affirm, from the effects of The
wound.
The prisoner is manifestly much excl
Ted. This was the case especially wher
the fata! dagger was exhibited. She is ;
woman of medium height, black hair
small, deepIy-sel blue eyes, sharp nose
thin lips, ION the whole quite razor coun
lensnce Her little infant, who first saw
the light of day through The iron bars, is
sweet looking little Thing. 1t has beer
kept about The Court House, in the arm;
of BIER husband, and as much as posslbl,
in SIGH, OF the jury during the trial. This
is no, fair. How on earth can Juro
satisfy the rigid claims of law, when be
fore his eyes there is such an appeal Il
his humanity! Who could hang moth
err from her little infant
She is respectfully connected, has abl
counsel, and will probably receive but
slight punishment for the grave offence
F. S. She has been sentenced 10 III,
peni'enliary for four years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12
SHEPHERDSTOWN
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,!
]. S. PIERCE. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
MISS f. w. HAND, ASSISTANT,
and Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Mt
sic, French and Dralcing.

INSTRUCTION will be given IN the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Engi-
neering and the elementary and higher
branches of an English Education. IL
will be the aim of the Teachers, in their
system OF instruction to ground their pu.
pills thoroughly in the first principles OF
every study, whether preparing Tor
Collegiate Educalion--ihe profession OF
Teacher, or for the ordinary business OF
life. ,a,'.h
The Scholastic year is divided into
two sessions of FIVE months each, CON-
mencing on-the LIST day OF September and
February.
Excellent boarding for those from cis-
tance can be obtained in families near the
school.
For any particulars, as TO terms, &C.,
application should be made TO
is. PIERCE.
ShepherdstoSsn, Sept. IL. 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12

NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CONVENTION.
This body met in Cleveland, Ohio, on
the Oath ult. Delegates were present
from all the free States, as well as Mis-
sour and Kansas. The Rev. Mark Hop
kins, ID. D., Of Massachusetts, was cleo
ted President. Letters were read from
DR.. Mott, of Union College, New York,
Prof. SiIliman and others, approving OF
the objects of the Convention. On the
9Th a series of resolutions were inrOdu-
ced, the principal feature Of which is TO
make the General Government an agent
for the people in the cause OF emanclPa-
ton pay TO each State aboIishIng slave,
ry, the sum Of $50 for each slave and
further that each State shall pay TO the
Shareholders an additional $75 for each
slave emancipaed. The latter sum 10 be
raised by land tax, and the former in
Government bonds. These resolutions
were discussed by Messrs. Eihu Burrllt,
Gerrilt Smith and others.
At the evening session on the 9th a
National Compensation Society was or.
ganized, and the following officers chosen:
President, Prof. B. SIliman; Corespon-
ding Secretary, EIihu Burritl; Treasurer
Robert Indy Murray. The resolution
under discussion during the day was
adopted, and the Convention adjourned
sine die.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12

ED! READ! REID !-"Ye afflicted
IL read" the following Certificate oil a cure
Of over 90 years standing
Fl T. HEL.MB OLD-Dedr Sr'-l nave Oeen
troubled with an affection Of the Bladder ana
K idneys for over twenty years. nave trieo
PHYSICIANS in vain, and at last concluded 10
rive YOUR genuine Preparation trial. as nad
heard it highly spoken of. 1t afforded me I'M,
mediate relief / have used three botsies,ahG
/ have obtained more relief from its effects ana
feel much better than | have for twenty years
previous. have the greatest iaIth IN lis VIZ
tues and curative powers, and shall 90 al III
nv mower 10 make it known to the ali'c'eu
Hoping this may prove advantageous TO you
in assisIinp YOU 10 introduce the medicine.
n - frnlv yonrs, NJ Mccormick.
Iewistown, Pa, Jan %, 1851.
Should any doubt MIR. McCormick's state
ment, he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. Vim. BIGGER, ex Governor pennsylvania
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. G. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co., Pa.
Hon. ]. 5. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. d. K. Porter, ex.Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. R. G. Grier, Judge Us Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w "A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia
Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor, California
Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General Washington
And many others, if necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-12
Chinese Sugar Cane.

Col. JOHN F. HAMTRAMCK, of this place,
has left at our office stalk of Chinese
Sugar Cane which measures eleven feet
in height, and the Col. informs US that he
has an acre Of the same sort--like the
sample--heaIthy and fourishing. This
, Chinese Sugar Cane is quite profitable
article Of culture TO the farmer, and Las
been amply tested by humble, of our
farmers TO prove that il can be cultivated
here as well as in the South. 1t is one
Of the most profitable articles the farmer
can plant. Besides producing an abnn-
dance OF sagur and molasses, the quantity
of alcohol, varnish, chloroform and other
medicinal extracts, produced from the
cane, is enormous. And it is said to be
very valuable and nutritious forage for
stock.
A gentleman in New York has sent the
, edilo. Of The Post sample Of very good
brandy, made from the syrup Of the new
sugar plant, the Sorgho, or Chinese sugar
!, cane. He says it costs about 80 cents
per gallon to produce and is worth in the
kmarket from one dollar 10 two dollars per
sqallon. This manufacture can be carried
onby farmers in The winter season, when
there is no other occupation for them, al
the rate of a gallon Of proof spirit for
each gallon of fermented syrup.
A committee of gentlemen examined
the mode Of grinding this cane in North
,-Gsrol,aa s7r--lsyo $50. ThHsG5frS1sillXI
stalks, taken withou, selection, were pas |
sed through the mill, and produced over
four and a half gallons of juice. Up-I
ON this farm sc, 800 stalks grew upon half
an acre, consequently this half acle will
produce 2,267 gallons of juice, or 1854
gallons 10 the acre.
Mr.. Davis of Frederick, Md, says he
used seven stalks of cane and the quaint
~ Of molasses produced shows that at the
same rsli2 Of yield, an acre of land would
prodZ bout d hhds., or so gallons.
~ Mcleod Of Rockingham, Va, has
been experimenting. The cane was
,,,ouu in a cider mill and the juice pres
sedh an ordinary cider press. He used
,oslalks from which he obtained 6 gal
} lSSsof juice, making l gallon Of moIasses.
II vas boiled two hours.
Every person who have tested it finds
il PRODUCES well, and we look forward to
see. at no far distant day, all our farmers
engaged in its cultivation to greaIextent