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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-03
PLEAsANT.G GRoyE FARM.
Tehema Co.. Sept. lsth, 1855.

Tenema Co., sept. l3tn, 1898.
EDITORS BEACON ALLOW me, thro'
your valuable paper, to make a few re.
marks in regard to smut, its origin and
preventive. have been a farmer in Cal
ifornia for the last four years, and it has
always been a doubt with me, whether
smut grew, or whether it had an impreg-
mating quality, and the two last years
have fully convinced me Of the fact that
it does not do either, and having the
interest Of the farming community at
heart, thought would give them my
experience relative to smut. q
In the year 1857 l raised some fine
wheat free from smut and concluded to
tramp i! out with horses, and having done
portion, and found it more tedious to
separate the straw from the grain, than
had supposed, | abandoned the idea, and
put the balance through machine, which
did very good work. The fall of the
same year ! sowed all Of the tramped
wheat and some of the other, all OF Il
being sowed on, the same kind Of land,
and portion Of both on the same day,
and the place marked where the two
seeds met and the consequence was that
could trace the smut 10 furrow, where
the machine grain was sown, and the
other was perfectly free from smut, both
being clean seed when sown. Again,
bought seed from my neighbot that had
been thrashed by machine, and had
considerable smut in it. He volunteered
the ground the seed came off of, and il
produced clean wheat. and my seed bro't
at least three times the amount Of smut
that was in the seed.
My theory is, that il is the bruised
kernels that have no: vitality enough in
them to mature the grain, bu. enough 10
produce stalk and head. and the grain
blasts or smuts. ] am satisfied that the
above has great deal to do in regard tc
smut, and if farmers would lhresh ,heil
seed with horses or the fail the old fash
ioned way.) it would no. be two years
before the cry of smut, would be heard
no more in our land.
| Yours &C.,
| WIN. Myers.
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matter got wind, TO the intimate amuse-
men. Of such as happened to know L..
who was fairly driven from city where
it was no use trying to be gentleman
without paving his tailor's bill.
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AGRICULTURAL.

We rspublish the following, from th'
California Red Bluff Beacon, by particu
lar request:
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cir is q poor rule that won't work
both ways" exclaimed the boy, throwing
the rule back at the scoolmasier.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-03
Emutty Wheat.

The following communication is from
a gentleman, with whom an acquaintance
is sufficient Recommendation as 10 his
capability to treat upon the subject chosen,
which is one Of much importance to the
farmers Of this State. We hope We may
be favored often with experiments and
suggestions Of practical men like Mr..
Myers
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-03

FWhat ships boa, ought 70 contain
a happy crew VIA jolly boat.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-03

All railroads running to fashionable
Watering places are trunk lines.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
subordlnate Encampment,.

wIIDEy No meals the erst and th,rs s.,nrdav d, -.
mouth IN oad feows HAT corner Of Camp and LafsSssn
streets omcsrs tor ths present .eruh 3 keaghey. @ -
Saiomon x ri L. hs,sef . " Johh j. Morn ant Scra.
H. "lhiAms ifeAsutefi james arneaaA AsssanfSer1se
hobAH 70 SECOND and fourth Saturday = s
month IN guu uaii corner OF lamp sna if5etn
streets msers lot ns psesens ,eruis Is f9shier q -
n. ~. estoiA ~. use sesnesf, 9. vs. l. D bs,as
oerioe' N d. hoess y. W. o. ~ fooa, treasurer
LAsALLE No meets the hrst and third Monday in s
month On Old FeliowsI IInil corner N fur arj s
streets Ofcets for the present gnene~ n
Renedrt ri p 4 Il Carin 4 w Ed,vard ~, go
n I, Rarciar j w n r FielS Treasnre, 1 ,'@--'As
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eeneral lselief commlttee.

Tho following officers for the presses
term, from July. 1851 10 January, ISIS
Stith Recorders ohce
District; Thos Shields Secretary Odd Felaw1 H1l
Thomas H. Walker, Treasurer l2S Common street; Theo
Marks rs Magazine thomson as hoHtoulas
a. +. I'Hese Hank Of Orleans; g. Langenheeksr - L's
berg Hospital T. Allen 1888 fend james Cloulh. Ne
and aefs~ExchanEe. 81. Charles
Moore 10 Payaras street, MeDonga rs Mecbeuis
and Dealers Exchange, ST. Charles }. Czarnou<ka -
rehonpitouas street, O. Voorhies, Magazine street, T. Pre-
Chippewa ia and Philip. tdw-
son. Aieis l.. Graham, &c Camp T. +. Miller. Hecs
warehouse; r. Jones. Third Districts W KEELING Fcnfih
trict. H. Decruys Second nisir Ensas Smith, Conrnan
THOs. Ii. SHIELDS, sere.t.r !
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
DURAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITESt

pURAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING sITFsr
RARE oPPoRTUNITYl
FOR sALE-l5O SQUARES OR About 500 LoTs IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the lire of the N o. jack
ing part the Meare Ridge IS higher than any other Place
within iortyhve miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial MEANS
To airy healthy agreeable neighborhoods ru.
raj retreats for the families of the business Of the city
residences with ample space uniform dgna.
tons all the of which designed shall lined with
have been and will be donated proper parties for
schools churches colleges and public Here TASTE and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty
cas presents more decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point In State 1t has front the
Mississippi river of than mile and half upon
the naygabe Of Ponehartran only about four
miles distant II Is the only place where the n o. Jackson
at the time piney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment OF manufaet sf al de
scrpton dry docks and steamboat building has not
ror and for the of artzans
arts, much needed midst liberal will
Lumber by the daily and brick on the SPOT can
be delivered here at less than city rates The Railroad Com
muniiy and will run an accommodation train to and from the
the city, a suicietcy Of avei NAV reanire H. Mr.
Irwin will also run his lin of omnbusses The depot the
portion of this property will be sold prices the
small Of five cent in cash. balance five years credit
Fer further particulars apply 70 MINOR KENNEH at the
town Of kenuer w p COLEMAN, 40 ST. Charles are J..
Z. NOsf. 40 MagaEine street at2O ly
Rss VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEbR0Es
* for SsemRemovsl from Espanade street.
WALTER l. CAMfBELL has purchased Nos Il and
m with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
he intends conducting coming season The new
ocaton Is between GrsyisT and Common on BsTonTe street
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
80 II and 70 Baronne slreet,
au1l ly&W between traver and Common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
ROUBLING THE INCOME OF CoTTOl
~ LANTERS.

PATENTED HIPPO HEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF FARMS
Employing to Spin the Crop but about fourth the
required raise this number consisting children
six Of and above and unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared 10 furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE, II necessRry-namey The Gin with Lap AppendaEe
In Machine and the Segment Machines Of the Spinning Sc
res and to have all arranged In the Spinning
plantation, complete with dispatch. Also, competent
SpiRners.
the very year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the Spnnes
Wages.
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter equiya
lent to his having purchased Of me plantation ety.
productive than those he while
ming interest will prove his diversion 1t will exempt
the and anxieties inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba.ing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY Il CASH ARTICLE but for good accent
grant reasonable facilities RIGHT bF
THE PATENT ohe-fourh to be paid to first
Eve Of the the Yarns bring Ginned Cotton
with contract iHsuring should the change
proprieors.
Propositions from Planters be made, and know
OF Machinery in their particular they
state what has been the number Of pounds of their
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
a22tf GK0, q, HENRY, Mobile. Ah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
GALYANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALI KINDS

CALyANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALI KINDS
VI OF METALS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public OF the
city and country that he Is prepared do all kinds Of
his line with dispatch and in be surpassed by
any house In the Union.
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers,
Punch bowls etc. GlLDED and SIINERED In the best style,
Also, GLIDING and BRoNZING or Gas Fixtures Nantel Or
nameuts Lamps, Lnstres and Candeabras
The pablicare invited give him can examine his
stock, specimens Of work. d. CAST
10 thartres street, between Benviie ard Cont 4.
keferences-Hyde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines r. NAL
lard, p Tyler, Fournier 4 sieb'echL os GIN
RRADFOHD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
- HlNES Planters use-Ordets for the abrvc Engines,
mannaeiued BY J. N Bradford Co at Handsbpro, Miss,
viii be received by r. y. HARkISON
at the Office Of Wright. Allen Geo,
s77T Gu i2a Gravier street
q TWENTY DOLLARS RElWAtlD-kAN
"A away the 2fh Julv TIC slave CHARITY she 4
3r ark grit. larse. strong woman about al years old,
and has Of her upper right side front
teeth they don't how ansss she made thd mouth.
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
! au22 If r. MeNAGHTEN, 81 1arondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

| BACCO!-TOBACCO!-I SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr Co.. Nos. q and
| % Ma chez streets.
All business entrusted will have the best attention
We will all times keep hand large and choice spck
suited for all markets, in hOgsheads and bales. All desfrp
ions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also IN hogsheads and
bales for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr,
New Orleans October l. 1857. OFT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

-. STOVIcS.-FIvEH HUNDRED COOKING AND
81 HEATING STOVES, Of the latest improved patterns
sS Morning Star y Charter Oak Shanghai" Eeone
Stoves OF their manuiacture.
The undersigned prepared execute Al short notice ali
orders for sheet Iron Chueys, eechiF Tanks Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They
hand large stock Of Tin and japan suitable for Steam
boats, Hotels and Private Families They are agents The
manufacture q MccRACKENS Patent Evaporaiiny Steam
Sugar Pan They have ceicaes IN their this
PAN with The sase qnan,y Of eam evaporated double
tho quantity OF the IN use They have
working model OF the PAN they viii be- happy to sxhfh
to any one interested in the culture o. sugar Cane
WHEELER a FORsTAII.
d2e ~ 2is Fehonpioulas Proi Al : ls Fulton Streets
STAR CANDLE $50 boxes Proctor a Candles star,
JoSESH LANDS a CO..
d2l S TehouTioulas street.
CHAMPAIGN Es-lloo baskets assorted brands lnndne,
" aud IN store for sale by 81 WOLPF
DIS corner Of GIavier and New Levre streets, F,
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Interior Lodges.
odd Fellows, Han Assoc,atson-

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAZE.
meets At thei, ONCE in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday Of every month
ssEdward Psbuy, President Thomas H. Shields secrsss
John Bcin Treasurer; @. Dunlap, Crickard III -
Stefson, H. Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis s5<rrrrs
Rareshde, A. W. Bosworh, Geo. Dirneyer, Bernard Cls
and w. b. Cook.
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ARTICLE Nv.

SECT The Board Of Directors invest sneh portions Of
the funds Of the Association they deem expedeut
such property effects the Association lawfully hold
may deposit with the Auditor other
portion of such property
effects which they IT. the payment Of the
notes. which they may receive. circulate money
The board Of Directors shall suitable books
kept registry and anfer Of the Shares Of Capital
Stock the and In which the Of the Share
holders shall be recorded and transfer 70 be valid shall
be male the books the Association and shall be signed by
and expressly subject all the conditions ard spua
contained these Articles and OF the under which
this Association is organized.
s. The Board Of Directors close the transfer books
the convenience Of the Association
reanire but not longer than ten days at time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

FAHNEsToGK,s vsrmifuge;
Mci;ANE Igi, Y Fgt
TOwNsEND'S Sarsaparilla;
BULLS sarsaparila
sAS MoR frfTssHs'lils si;r.aparrla;
MoEEA 1 S ,I PhS@is BilieIs
Kfiffi is' Worm si'f Plans
BRY tySs', Pq g"ssnE I Tsls5,i
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tsr;
COP Poi 5y yfES on All Hedgs3sn CLARK Co..
HA5 52$$ss sEEs s:I'.
..-... THoMPsoN's Eye wateri
cHAn sP NJ I EeysT and nd. Asus pills. p,.
sPENGEE's yegeln6le pills;
'Af GRS%SS f,RS sSi s $ii!.,
McLANEs Pills;
h sPssp ssp ss5 riiII's;
RApwh Az Re- Rssssy ,I Relief
BES MSSGS ss' Eis,f 8C 81 f osIsn;
FAh I'AlIsSl APf sais Extractor,
DAVIS w,ssF Ps 81, Killer lIs,;,.,,.
McAlIIsTER's Ointment
DIR, MoRsE's Iuyieoratiug Cordial; S''''
Lu9 VI "a GSg sdS;lj
DR. ABERNETHY's Detergent;
lNFALlIeLE e g Remedy
NHA AREkzS6 oRflfsf r SEssSi
SAoq Pa1HSs @' sl Gyf Sy.;
JAMES Hair Tonic;
dRIscADoRo's Hair Dye;
EIDi,FR,s iqSsI he Ink,
EfaSt We IIQull
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ercr l. The Of Directors the funds Of the
ciston shall defrsy all IT, and twice in each year
declare dividends they deem exped
lawful Of the supus profits Of its business 70 the
ockhoders their authorized Attorney Of which dividends
notice shall published within days after declaring the
same daily printed and publ shed nthe city
OF New Orleans.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

40, yEEANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
f,f7i fayeite Square AMI Camp street.
I This favorte establishment formerly Florence House)
undergoing thorough renovation aud opened TO
the pnbe on the LIST October The location being opposite La
Square and In the immediate vicinity all the fash
iOnAbe places amusement better adapted conf re
antilles havng broad verendas than any hotel in The
This house to be Of the first class second to none
10 al iis appointments,
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~ ~ SANS OYSTER sA-

MM IL JLO0N l0i st. Charles street -sssts9--
sAI6sf This we'll known establishment <sf5.tat SM
<BS.Y after thorough renovation. Is slks4<ZSg2xa
now open the The best of everything In he wa
Of LARDER AND LIQUOR, will be found atimes at this
me Cooks Barkeepers and other attendants have
been gagged expressly for their polite attentive qsAes
prompt attt niion TO the wants of the ta,nan 81
success the proprietor Of SANS SALOON aers himself
are. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. !, l. o. o. r.. ms<z
the first and third Saturdays IN every month tn Enz
No. q Odd Fellows Hall Brothers cordially nvsA
attend. OirersGeard Sfith Degree Master Fncis Ezur
Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15
ConEre.sionaI ProeeedInss.

The Indiana contested election case was dis-
posed of in the Senate on the 18th, by vote
sustaining the report of the Judiciary Commit
tee that Messrs. Bright and Fitch are entitled
TO their seats The debate was a protracted
one, Messrs. Collaner, Wade, Hale, Hamlin,
Tumbull and Douglas in opposition to the sit
ting members, and Messrs. Pugh, Green, Sc
bastian and Toombs in support of the report OF
the Committee The outrage was consum-
mated by party drill
Notwithstanding the President in his Utah
message Prated of economy, at his instance the
House increased the $4,000, 600 loan hill from
the Senate to s2O,OOO,OOO, and passed it. The
Senate agreed to the amendment. To fuhher
carry out the Presidents notions Of economy,
both Houses passed bill TO provide for the
construction of seven slOOps of war and a side
wheel war steamer for the China seas, all on
borrowed capital" Of course.
The Democrats in the Senate passed bill
increasing the ratO of postage from three to five
cents, but the House refused to concur. Such
are the straits of the Government for funds, that
we shall not be surprised to hear that the bill
became law before final adjournment. On
the 18th the President sent a message 10 Con
gress requesting a pOstponement Of the time
of adjournment. The pressing wants Of tho
Treasury the assigned reason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15
Tender Merrteu Of slavery.

Five slaves recently attempted to escape from
servitude at Petersburg, Yiginia, in the schOOn-
er Keziah, Capt VIM Baylis, of BrsndyWine,
Delaware Some of the negroes being missed
a steamer was sent in pursuit Of the vessel, and
she was brought back to Petersburg, the ne
g-oes on board and Capt Bsyles and the Mate
Simpkins under arrest The woman was found
concealed in the midst Of lot Of bacon under
she cabin floor, and the four men secreted in the
cargo of wheat When the prisoners were land
ed the mob attempted to lynch them, and the
threatened violence was arrested with much diff
feulty Capt Blylis was tried in the Circuit
Court on the 10th, and was sentenced by Judge
Nash TO the Penitentiary for forty years, for the
terrible crime Of aiding his fellOw-men in esea-
ping from lifelong seryituds. simpkins, the
mate, viii probably share the same fate.
The humane laws of Virginia not only con-
fiscate the vessel on which slaves attempt to es-
cape, but subjcct the Captain and Mate to fines
of $500 each, and imprisonment from three to
ten wears on each Indictment Capt. Baylis
was sentenced for eight years each on four in
dictments. lie Is about As, and SimPkins IS.
Both have families, and belong to Wilmington,
Delaware
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15
s,..mho., ExuIo.lon--1Oo Lives Lost.


Adepatch from Memphis the I4th, brings the
shocking intelligence that the steamboat Penn
sylvania exploded her boilers Sunday morning
at o'clock at Ship Island, seventy miles below
Memphis, and burned TO the waters edge. There
we're about $50 passengers on board, and it Is
believed 100 are killed or missing The steam
ers Diana, Imperial, and Frisbec took all the
persons they could find in the water on shore
Among the lost were Father DelcrOss, Mrs
Witt and daughter, Foster Hunt, n. d J. Baut-
schen, and Dennis COreOran, Of New Orleans
Among the saved, Mrs. FOurnier Ofthe French
Opera Troupe, Sisters Caroline and Mary Ellen
of the Orleans Convent, and C. Mccarthy of
New Orleans, Xavier Rauch and L. Vela OF
the French Opera Troupe. Injured, Ferant
Jones, A. Batz, John Nanny, and Francis Pratt
of New Orleans.
LArER.-The Pennsylvania was owned IN
Pittsburgh The Captain, second and third
Clerk, and chief engineer were saved. Lost as
far as known:
Joseph Pilan, Texas; Mrs Witt and daughter,
n
b Nichols. Texas; Mr. Sackey. Mississippi;
Mr.. Linter, John Sinkbom, James Bowles- Jas.
Burns, VIM WOodford, all of Louisville; Lewis
]. Blake, C. GenOras, and an English gentleman
from CuDa who has sister near Burlington, III
Passengers injured:-Henry Clements, St
Louis; and Third Clerk. The following are
scalJed-Wm Willis, n. j.; Mat Kelly, st,
Louis; Samuel Marks, Paehas Stone, Nashville;
Daniel Jife, Keokuk; Samuel Woods, Second
Clerk.
The following are slightly scalJed: d:-Andrew
Lindsey, Cincinnati; Wm. Woods, George Bo-
layer Pittsburgh, Pa; Isaac Wester, Stark
CO., Ohio; Robt BrOtherton, Columbus, Ohio;
Jas. Mccormick, Capt r. Baekus, J. Y; Chas
Ashbrook. St Louis; Capt. j. W. Fairfield,
Boston; Henry Shultz, Matthew COmmafore,
st. Louis; officers Of the Pennsylvania-Capt
Kleinfelter, uninjured; s. A. Woods, 2d clerk,
slightly injured; Henry Clements, of st. Louis,
Sd clerk, severely scalded; James Doris, chief
engineer, escaped; Frances Doris, 2d engineer,
dead; Abner Martin, first mate, dangerous; 2d
mate, name unknown, badly sealdedi VIM.
jackson, Lexington, bar-keeper, slightly seald-
ed; Pilot Brown, missing; Henry Eiler, saved,
of st. Louis.
The boat vas on her way from New Orleans
TO St Louis Was owned by Capt. Kleinfclter,
Geo. Black & Co., and tho two engineers.
Uniniured and saved-Isaac p. Tiee, Balti-
more; Mrs. Brotherton and son, Ohio; II. A.
Shead, Va; J. p Wooten. Ky; A. l. Bart
lett, wife and ehild, n. Y; A. Marks and lady,
W. G. Mepham, LADY and child, St. Louis; H.
r. Young, Louisville; Thompson, K X. man
of N. " John IL Creighton, Springfield, .