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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
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narrow board Inclined plane the periphery Of wheel
This and much ,srtlng beside the comic panto
mime doue during THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING by the
CARLO FAMILY, at BARSUMs MUSEUM The AeuARtA.
WELSH NIGHTINGALE and al the other attractions thrown
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

School FEsT1vAL.-The pupils Of Public School
No 10 viii hold an exhibition snd festival at the school house
corna, south second aud Tenth streets Tuesday and
WeSnesdsy evenings The object to raise funds purchase
a smelodeon for the male department.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

BRooKLYY CRY MORTALITY.-The Health Officer
reports following list of deaths fo the 10th TO the l7th 0c
Males 81 females s5 of which there were Men q boys &c.
women Is girls 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

ARRESTS OF STREET-WALKERs.-On Saturday night
the patrolmep Of the Eighth Precinct acting under
the directions of Inspector Turnbul, made descent
upon the street.wslkers in his Ward, spprehended
thirteen women and locked them up in the Station
House. Yesterday the prisoners were taken before
Justice Dawson at the Second District Police Court
and dispoeed Of as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

gIPrBLIcAH ASSEMBLY NoMISkTIoHs.-The seven
s,s, Assembly Conventions in this city met on Satur-
e.y right few nomin ions were made, but as they
o.. ,eaily all held under a4visement, and may be
naSed at the meetings this week the names are for
;tsuesept withheld.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Run OvER-A child named Collins while playing
in Cherry street. between Franklin square and Rcose-
vslt street, Saturday evening, was run over by
be eerdray and so horribly manged about the head and
body that his life is despaired Of He was taken up
and conveyed to the residence of his parents, No. 81
Cherry street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

DEMOCRATIC CoUSTY CosvEsrios-The Demo.
crs,c Count, Convention Is TO meet ct Hel3ers Thms
Hons. .h .ruoor for the purpose Of nominating d.te
for suprntenden of the Poor In place Of Wn Powell de-
chned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

PoIIcFNFys BADGES The Inspectors Of The sew
ersl Police Precincts received their new badges OF office
and during Of the week toe
their, Tie Fh. Precinct have to appear in
full uniform by the first Of November
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Fer Exchange the demand Is moderate, and ratss -
before quoted.
Fre:ghts ere dull but without material change n
rstes. To Liverpool, 2 $50 bbls. Flour ss -;
GOtO bush Gram on private terms go bales OF Css-
t,u. Der steamer, at ID; 800 bush. Pess st 81.
To Iondon, 80 bblr. Flour at 2s. To Gissgov,
| 100 Dbl. Flour q. 2s. I'd To Bremen 70 hhds. t.
tAoco and 100 casks Rice az 1s I'd. To Msrsses, 6oe
bb Spir;ts et &c.
Tie busiress Of the Sab Treasury was: Reoeiph,
sl62 300 90; 800 900 transferred from Boston; Pay
erts, $l7O s3 49, $2OC 900 California dfsfzi Bslaaoss
$5.5l4 1876 60.
TIE ea,Dir 70 Of the Erie Railroad fo< the m>efA
Of
s.p:smset iss.. sssIss &
S.p.smses aS..................'.''''''.'. wt.r
Decrease ...............""'.sst
An adjourned meeting Of the hisnos |" ~
will be hsld en- Thursday evening, fhs - Is''' -
O'Clock. A. the Mercantile LIbsavy
IN. ..rnne, of the Morris Canal Co0Psay isf N
week and season were;
ye::i w:.t :: sssia. Sss os: t:'f h. ssll
rs.I to Oct 5. 1857: ~ ~ = = -
Deereass In isS'...................."."ee. -
Tie net receipts OF the Coooeh ana annoy -
pbl.de!pba and Trenton Railroads, during the usstA
of September Il stated, exceeded thoss Of the esr'
ree,oad;rg month Of 1856, $4,000.
Ths recsips Of the first week Of October on sAs
Lake Ere and Wabash Rosa were tl6,72a The Pss'
sepeer bus:ress is fair and increasing. but The NV
meIt Of produce is Jet moderate.
The receipts Of the .eocnd week of Oeeooe o.
Reek Island Rose were aScu! ~, ,0p.
Amcns .bs passspgsrs BY the Fsaen 70 az q" It.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

LxkRIcAs GEsEnAL CoMnIrTEE.-Thiso organisation
ms Oh Friday evening at their rooms on Broadway
Hi 1.-The subject of the Ninth Ward squabbles was
van brought up, and constituted prolific source of
d,bste which, before it closed, became very excited
The, fnsll, decided to admit one delegate from each
Council. and the remaining four placed in hat,
si o,e drawn for tae third delegate.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

urdesbir, and heavy Ssogaa shOes. The general
appearance of the deceased was tha. OF dock
lUafer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
A CARD.

To the Editor Of TAe N. Y. Tribun<
SIR: observe from the published proceedings OF
the Seventh Senatorial District invention that my name was
presented as a candidate Permit TO state that II was so
used withou. my knowledge consent and that am not
candidate. AbRAM WAkEmaN'
Oct 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
"A child named George Cal.

BrTTEs Br HoEsE.-A child named George Cal
san sged about five yeaIs badly bitten by horse IN
front of residence In Hudson Friday
evening He sitting box. and the animal reaching
over seized him by the neck and lifted him up The injuries
nreo ol seInns nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Ths Hon. n. p. Banks arrived in town yesterda.
usr.ipg. He is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

The women when srragned before the Magistrate
presented pitiable appearance and one and all in
dulged in shower Of tears.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
m. s,,e Sing hsiSs AZ 9;45 a. m.
fto.tSs q m and y. m.

7am,i ,rd7p m S',g Sing n"'s a';f' D. !"
cad n m.. ipsts cd 81 1915 A. IN. ana 'p' MI
nkw.HAvEs RAILROAD
n M. cor7 81 -Four sveB1c aod .w,t'y
Pot COZ. - ~ usy.a Accommodation, stopping at al tine
p,es rspysss Stamford Bha5epor, aud New
hs'tn. usvep Accommodation all time table stations
'.4o H. p.on cypress, Stamford. Nvr1Alk. and Bridge
,PwwNusytn Accommodation all principal stations
80 Nv Haven Accommodation al time able stations
80 - - No,vak Accommodation ell wAy stations.
eSsp M Port Chester Accom- mediation, al way ststcns
.1,o-,ec,s With trains Of the Dsnbury Rsilrosd.
cr,c, with trains of the Connecticut River Canal Housa
tonic AID EaUgstuok Railroads
BARLEh RAILROAD.
Depot Fourth and renty sixth street.
T:45A Willismsbridge. stl piping at all way stations.
$50 m, Albany Mail all atione north Of Wlismsbidge
II:t0s IN, williamsburg oil way stations
80 White Plslns s wsy s.sons freight and pAs
2;SO p. NJ, Wiilismsbridge oil way ststona
400 p. m, MilsItop. all way stations.
$500 p. m, Cioton Falls al way stations.
eco .. IN Wiliiem,bfidge sll xsy stations.
'6:l5 p NJ White Plains all way stations
e:CO p. m, Wiliamsbrdge all wsy stations.
Starts from Depot Of White and Centre streets
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Depot No CO Warren street.
600 IT, Albany Express .tcppiUg a. principal stations
TOO a. I'd, Albany Mail and Freight
e:45 IN Sing sDs accommodated al way stations.
II 80 M, Albany accommodation
1880 Poughkeps Accommodation. ell way stations.
$3.50 POusbkeepse dA.ion, all stations.
400 u. sne Sing accommodation. all way stations.
$50 m, PeekstI accommodation, ell wsy stations.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

The LATE ALLEGED THEFT OF NOrEs-Albert s.
Nicknson, charged with stealing notes to the value OF
1860 Sc from George +. Dodd, ard arrested on FIJI
day was on Saturday brought before Alderman VIII
con, who, acting by advice of the DistriCtAttorney,
dismissed the complaint.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

The "sedgwick Concert Troupe" will give an en-
lts-tsnmsnt this evening at Convention Hall, in Woos
|tm street, near Bleecker street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Colonel JosEPH G. PINcKSEY is the Republican
Dn1ee for State Senator in the Fifth Senate Dirict
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

VIM. Hall 4 Son advertise their stock o.
ssttuments and musical merchandise for sale
ces.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
ru-The Fifth Rrioade. under oom-

BRIGADE RrvIEw.-The Fifth Brigade, under CON-
msnd Of Brig Gen Duryea will parade at East New York
dsy. Gov King and 'i,s will be pe'en' and 5syew the
Fourteenth seventieth and Seventy Regiments The
dsps will be very tine aud will doubtless attract many
spectators.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

RlcAL IrEH.-McKean Buchanan, the TRACE.
we'd in the Northern Light from California.
(, Mr.. Palmer, is making arrangements for
appearance in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

.AsrrRs MAIL.-The Postmaster notifies the
at on and after to- dsy the Eastern mails viii
the New Haven Railroad, at 2p. m, and by
upton and Boston line at 3 D. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

RoBBERr.--Tws young men. named John Dover
and James Welsh arrested on Saturday by Capt Mullen
of the Sixth Precinct having robbed the money drawer OF
David Rnk of Marshall and Even streets OF So Ia
gold and silver coin They the Perensry tor 90
days each by Justice Feeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

BROOKLYN CITY COURT CALENDAR, MONDAY,
ocr Ia-Ncs 1 2 4s A. 81, s. So, 5S 80 o. g. o. g., %,
g. &C. 90. 20. 72 IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

DEMOCRATIC NoNISArIoSs.--Th nominations at
f.nmauy Hall for City and County officers were COM
pe.ei on Saturday night The tickets are as fol-
EHa:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

FALL RIVER LINE OF STrAnERs.-The steamer
Bay State has again taken her pace in the line until
the repairs to the EmpreState shsll have been COM
pleted and the hour of departure from this city has
been changed to O'Clock p. for the Winter season.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD AN HEIR.-A
woman named Madeline Caroline Lindower, and
boy nan ed Andrew Weber, were apprehended on
Saturday, charged With attempting to defrsud the
heirs Of Charles F. Weber out of certain property.
II appears from an affidavit made by Charles +.
Weber Of No. 1863 Ninth avenue that his father died
a week ago last Friday at No. 20 Thompson street,
and that he and bis mother claim to be the only heirs
The old man left about 5000 in gold, several gold
watches, and due-bills for $40O-in all about 81 900
Webber alleges that the property aforementioned
was stolen by the accused. The Surrogate directed
the Public Administrator to take possession Of the
money and vausbles, but Lindowsr and the boy re-
fused to give them up The accused taken before
Alderman Wilson, acting magistrate at the Tombs,
and required to give bail in the sum of 81 ,OOO
ARREST OF JUVENILE BURGLARs.-About II O'Clock
Saturday morning, private watchman Frederick Kel-
Ter observed boy attempting by means Of an axe to
cut bis way into the bakery Of Henry A. Wentworth
No. 1921 Greenwich street. and forthwith took him
into custody. The boy gave his name as William
Dewlapd and stated that he was IA years Of age.
The accused was taken before Justice Osborn, at the
lower Police Court where he confessed that he had
committed burglary upon the same store fortnight
ago, and stole So, which he divided with IN accom-
plce. another boy named George W. Murray. Off
GERS Van Winkle and Harrington, of the Third Pre-
cnc asoertained the whereabouts of Murray and ar
rested him. The Magistrate committed both the boys
for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

FATAL CAMPHEYE AccIDESr-Mrs. Groom Of No
los Pearl street who was severely burned few days since
BY the explosion Of camphene lamp died of the effects
terdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

AssAuLTING AN IDIoT-PstIick Lynch aud Jane
Donhue were arrested Yesterday By the Second Precinct
lice for wautony violently beating idiot boy name
Turner He seriously injured The accused, who Or
bows were locked up TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Court MARTIAL.-Capt. Kelhl Of the l3.h Regi
ent NJ has been honorsbly acquitted Of charges
Gently preferred sgans him of dobedence Of orders of
superior officer The difficulty out of
between Col Abel Smith and Capt Keih OF the Jefferson Blues
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

ARMED BLACKSMITH -Elihu Burritt has re-
residence TO this city, as Secretary of the
Compensation Emancipation Society, and es.
limself in the Bible. House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

SHIP LAUSCH.-The ship Marianne Nottbohn
launched Saturday morning from the yard Of Thoma
Stack North Sixth She 800 tuns burden snC
owned by Co.. and intended for the Antwerp trade
Her viii about $4,000 She is 5 feet deck 81 fse
beam with III inches swell the side and 25 feet deep
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

FIRE MARSHAL MADE POLIcEMAN.-On Saturday
last Fire Marshal Baker wassworn in Special Police
man for the City and County Of New.YOrk. Mr. Dis
tret-Attorney Hall made the application believing it
to be necessary for Mr. Baker to be armed with Police
authority in order to fully carry out the duties of
his Office. Gen. Nye administered the oath Of office,
arc Mr.. Brevoort the Superintendents Aid delivered
to Mr.. Baker requisite emblsms of office.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Tar FAIR AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The exhibit
Ca is now in its zenith. The display of fruits few
e,s and vegetables which has been renewed within a
few days, is peculiarly attractive. This evening a
gani concert by Dodworths Band, of sixty perform
srs. will be given. 1t should be remembered that the
address BY the Hon. n P. Banks will be delivered in
the Palace tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

is directed to ap advertisement in thi,
ng for proposals for ground upon which t,
.rsenal.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
yoyrMnrR lsrATyl rLFcTIoN.

d. BRASDRHTH NOMINATED FOR THE STATE
AT Democratic Convention held in White
Saturday last, Dr. Benz. Brandreth was
I'd TO represent the Eighth Senatorial District,
"a &c Westchester. Putnam and Rockland
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

BARsUM ONCE MORE The Stamford Conn., Ad-
rOcate says:
"It ia certainly with pleasure that we announce the
probable fact that p. r. Barnum again On his legs
that he is to day richer than he before his
connection with the Jerome Clock Company. 1t is
said that he has bought all the claims against himself
for from five to twenty FIVE cents on the dollar, with
the exception of some SIS 600 held in and about Dan
bury which he will probably have to pay in full; The
benefit of hs creditors has sgan passed into his hands
and he is now refurnishing and reftting Iranistan
IL good style for his future and permanent residence
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

The nativity table gives 3O3 natives Of the United
States, 72 of Ireland 10 of Germany, Of England,
of Scotland 2of France and the balance of various
European countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

WANTED in every town IN the Unite States ani
Can.dA REsIpESr frs.Lr .so are &c laanted win
no,ert for their leisure time viii Be gvsn Address r.
Boz No s?O5 Pos, Office Ne~-Yort
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.
Rpooyrys ASSEMBLY NoaIsATIoS.-The Amsr.
ran and Rspubcn Conventions Of the Fourth Assembly Dis
saturday svenins and united .poD M O. Parsons rep "
DEMOCRATIC CoUsTY CosvEsrios-The Demo.
cratic Count, Convention 1, 70 meet 81 Heller. Ths;T.
for Superintendent 0fthe Poor In place Of "n Powell de-
chned
PoIrcTsFy's BADGES The Inspectors Of the sew
el Police Precincts received their new badges of office
tb.ir, Tis Ft,t Precinct have received sppsr in
full uniform BY the first OF November
Sruoor FrsrryN-The pupils Of Public School
No. 10 will hold an exhibition snd festival at the school house
corner South Second and Tenth streets. on TUESDAY aud
melodeon for the male department
BRooKLYS CRY MORTALITY.-The Health Officer
reports following list of deaths ro the 0h 20 the nth De-
Males 81 females s5 of which there Men s boys &c.
women l5 girls 40
BRIGADE RrvIEw.-The Fifth Brigade, under CON-
m,nd Of Brig Gen puyes viii parade at East New TO.
troops At o'clock The Brigade comprises the Thrteenth
Fourteenth sveneth and Seventy second Regiments The
dspsv will be very tine one aud will doubtless attract many
spectators
Court MARTIAL~-Capt. Kelhl Of the l3.h Regi-
meut N NJ has been honorsby acquitted Of charges
Gently preferred egsnst him of dsotedence OF orders OF
sppefior officer The difficulty of Misunderstanding
between Col Abel Smith and Capt Keh OF the Jefferson Blues
SHIP LAUScH.-The ship Marianne Nottibohm
launched Saturday morning from the yard of Thoma.
Stack North Sixth She is 800 burden and
owned by Layton Co.. and intended for the Antwerp trade
Her be about eoo She is lS feet deck 81 set
beam with IL inches swell the side and 2 feet deep
FATAL CAMPHESE AccIDEST.-Mrs. Groom Of No
los Pearl street who severely burned few days since
BY the explosion camphene lamp died of the effects
tercsy.
AssAuLTIYG AN IDIoT.-PatIick Lynch and Jane:
Donhue arrested Yesterday By the Second Precinct 70
wantony and violently beating poor IDIOT boy named
Turner He seriously injured The accused who ar'
bows were locked up 70 await examination.
RrrTrS nv , HorsF-A child named George Cal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-12
IS Tons Baled Hay for Sale.

IN LOTS To SUIT. J CLARK REQ
Record Ofie III
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
Public Sale of Imported TrOtting
STALLToNS.

fINHE fooFiug animals, imported by The Tsnnesses
l. tive Stock Co pam" VIII be sold cash at pnbic
ion the fair grounds saturday, April rs 1851 at
IL A VI.
1T. MEMBRTNO PgESSENGER, A beau
IT, horse 16k hands high good breeder 10 years
old. ~ sired by Membriuo Paymsser' gr sire old
Men brine gr sire the imported Me senger he dam
Of NJ NIB inc Messenger was by Gen Van kensaers Gray
Messenger. He among the purest Messenger horses
living.
End. TIRE EATON HORSE, sorreI, with
whit strip the face, II hands high superior breeder
OF roadsters OF The Gray stranger" and many
other go animals He is Is years old, and no horse is
more popular PRODUCER of fast trogters He is Messen
ger both sire and dam.
Bird. NAIGA1T(K, rich brown with white
| face, y old, i5A hatds hRh by Vermont Black
Hask,f NJ mbti He took the fret prize al
he Connecticut ate Fa-, at NeE Haven, in 1876, and
ale mi a AFT mile before the committee in
| 2:57 He has prove himself good hyt eder.
4th. kBG Me- GREEN MOUNTAINS A
capital ay, AK hands high, weghs9i5 ~, bJ old GreeD
Mountain" sire Gift IRA gr gr sire, the wood ~ or
Burbank Morgan gT, Pr., sire the original or Ju
Morgan no Sc da by Morgan Tao or Walker horse ne
by woodbury. he by Il original Morga horse Fdho
drew he first prze at he New York >te Fair Albany
and oil Green Mountain has taken Prize Tor which he
has D. shown from Montpelier Vermont, to LOUISVILLE
Ky.
Yo nj Green Mountsn, took the 6Tst prize at Wood
in Windsor county, Vermont, in 1856 add made the
mile the o. tie Judges, hort Far dfoun1
/ Cour e, in Z5S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
American NIeefing.

At meeting of the Americans in Coffee county
held 10 Manchester on the 18th inst, James S,
Lascter was called to the chair, and P. C. lsbe ap
pointed cretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as delegates to attend the State Conven-
ton to be hlI in Nashville the first day of May
next and also to attend the Convention in the fourth
Congressional district at such time and place may
be designated: John McGi, A. Jacobs, Maj Jo-
nathan S. Webster, A. Powers, Joseph Ramsey,
Maj W. P. Hickerson; P. G. Isbell, Thomas Pow
ers, Wiley Hickerson, DR.. A. A. Davidson, Geo
Morton, D. P. Rathbone, DR.. j. E. Hough, G. F
Horsd, Dr. A. NJ. Holf, Luke Jones aud j. G. Nc
Lemore.
Joseph E. BAslam, Esq, offered the following
resolutions which were adopted
Resoiged, That the delegates to the State Con-
venLon be instructed to present to the considera-
ton of the Convention, the name of Maj w. P.
Hckerson, of Coffee, for Governor of Tennessee;
with such an ardent, able and eloquent leader, the
American party of Tennessee, would triumph proud
ly over those elements so dangerous and destructive
to the liberties of the American people.
Resolved That the delegates Of the Compression
al Convention be instructed to present to the con-
sderation of the Convention the name of Maj Jo-
nathan S. Webster, OF Coffee, to represent the
fourth district in the Congress oftbe United States
With our young orator in the field the Americans
of the fourth district might fold their arms in quiet
r'pose.
Rssolred, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the charmen and secretary and for
warded to the Nashville Patriot for publication.
JAMES s. LASETER, chm.
p. c. IspELL, Sec'y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
For the Patriot.
To An Absent Friend.


To An Absent Friend.
Beneath my favore beech tree in the budding fresh spg
Once more weave for thee my friend, wild and simple
rhyme,
Whilst the swelling crimsoned with the suns rich
golden hue,
The morning air is echoug with the doves panve
COO.
As Auroras da nty fingers ope the peary gates ofmorn
gush lute-like melody upon the breeze is borne;
'Tis the matn hymn God pence and love,
Up-peang hro' the heavens blue arch pure and bright
above.
The peartrees' snowy blossoms areredoent of perfume
And the peach-rees in the orchard cloud Of rosy
bloom;
Each pendant leaf diamond holds meet regal brow,
And all fair and beautiful where my friend thou?
Are thy dark blue eyes unco ing that Southern
cline
Whose atmosphere fragrant with orange and the Iime
Or art thou mu.ing sady in thy far-oG polar home"
Where DER the broad praries the deer and bison roani
An fn would stand beside thee on such morn as this
When earth just created, aparadise OF bliss
When the future and glowing before thy fancy CLEANS
And the past like shadows, but couded vision
seems.
And yet hone thai many sweet and Pleasant trace
or the past will nger round the, eace
Fer with earnest hearts we're striving attain Iofy goal
friendship hath ever been union Of the soul
wheresoeer thy wandering North south may ead
Thy emory with the blossom and bird wii softly end
But the springtme and the Summer such dreary time
will be
without ny presence my dear friend VIII II be thus with
theeg
March 25th, 1857. CLARA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22

The Wheat crop throughout East Tennessee, pre-
sents very promising appearance. In those conn
ties where we have seen it, especially
struck with its fine appearance and our Information
derived from tters, aud from versng with gen
temen, from various counties is. that it is thus
promising in every county. Although the winter
was hard, the Wheat pissed through it with much
less damage than in former years, less The
deep SHOWS, lying on the ground as long as they
did. were favorable TO Wbest aud Rye.
There has been sown an unusually large amount
Of Wheat in East Tennessee, and il the season is
good from this till harvest there will be crop gath
cred that will astonish the natives II nothing hap
pens to the growing crop, in view of the amount
that has been sown it will yield our people in the
80 counties Of this end OF the State, TWO MILLIONS
OF DoLLARs!-RnorvjHe Wing, Apra Is.