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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- BONDS OF 1873
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD BONDS
GUARANTEED BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD BONDS,
ENDORSED BY TIE B. Il o. r. r. COMPANY.
MARYLAND GAS COMPANY'S STOCK.
SHORT MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY'S STOCK.
Fog sale by p. II. SULLIVAN,
Jej-tf No. "a Second Street.
/ OUBLOONS.
~ lbs PATRIOT DOUBLOONS. for sale by
jeff JAS. CORNER n SONS.
WESTERN BANK STOCK
w wanted by p II. SULLIVAN
my25u No. 24 Second treet.
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale by
Il P. H. SULLIVAN.
my17-d No. p Second Street.
NlTY OF FOLK STOCK
" redeemable in 1881, for sale in lots to suit by
myll-f JNO. S. Cuttings & CO.
g. ANITA CLARA MINING COM
P H. SULLIVAN,
ap26-tf No "a Second street
M ERCHANTS' MUTUAL INSUR-
4v1 ANCE CoMPANY's STOCK.
ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY'S
STOCK, for sale by P. II. SULLIVAN,
ap26-tf No. "a Second street.
WORK, PA, FUNDS
IL Bought at best rates by
ap14-tf JNO. s. CUTTINGS & CO.
ENhCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO &
AZ Co, San Francisco, Cal, and p C. BOMBALIER
X CO., Havana, in sums to suit for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
ap1O-tf II smiths Wharf up stairs.
MARYLAND STATE STOCK, 7O's and
~ COS wanted by JOHN S. Cuttings & CO., corner
South and Second streets. mr20-tf.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANy's Co,1

The very best, most durable, and consequently the
cheapest coal offered in this Consumers will do
well to purchase their supplies at the present low prices
Orders VIII be received on account, by the following
agents
Messrs MOORE & EMORY, corner Howard and Madison
streets
Messrs n. Fl. JENNINGS & Co., No So N Charles ST.
Messrs JOHN W. BARRY & Co., corner Baltimore and
Pearl streets.
Messrs. DENIsoN BRO, No. 219 W. Pratt street
Mr. EDWIN EARECKsoN, corner Baltimore and Caroline
streets.
Mr.. WIN H. READ, No. 63 Broadway, and at our office
No, SO Second street
je7tf DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD. Sole Agents
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In our issue of to-day, will be found the cores
pondence between one of the Editors of this journal
and MHToN WHITNEY, Esq, growing out of recent
Editorial structures upon the official conduct of Mr.
WHITNEY as States Attorney
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUNE -

There decided symptoms of trouble on
Thursday, at Fifteenth and South streets. An Eng
lishman, who Is the proprietor of a public house,
in the vicinity of Fifteenth and South streets,
caused decided sensation in that vicinity by sus-
pending an English flag from the front of his house
The display caused much dissatisfaction and the
attention of the Chief of Police having been called
to the matter, he requested the proprietor to haul
in his obnoxious bunting. This he refused to do,
contending that he had right to nut what he
pleased in front of his house. After dark. crowd
OF excited persons gathered, and it became very
manifest that unless the owner of the fac took il
down the people would do it for him. Lieutenant
Hamilton, of the First Ward police, called upon
the imprudent publican, and, with much difficulty.
induced him to haul down his colors. If the flag
had been up much longer, it would probably have
come down in hurry.
A young man named Isaac Shacross started on
Wednesday from Bridesburg in boat, to cross the
river, to creek on the jersey side. While on the
way he accidentally lost one of his oars lie then
stripped himself and jumped into the water alter it,
but While he was engaged in looking for the oar
the boat drlited away from him. For upwards of all
hour he struggled in the water, in his endeavor to
reach the boat, when he attracted the attention of
three men who were sitting on the shore. They at
once obtained boat, went after the drowning man.
and happily succeeded in rescuing him.
Mr.. Charles McGranigan, at late hour on Thurs
day night, got into drinking den down town. lie
had In his possession about 81 900 which he was
ticeced of while engaged in fight which was orig
+
sons supposed to be connected with the larceny OF
themoney, were arrested yesterday by officers Ham
ilton, kneas, and Hinckcn, and taken before Alder
man Ogle, who held them each in $4,000 bail, for
further hearing.
Officer James Mullen was yesterday held by AL
derman Ogle to answer the charge of committing
an assault and battery lad named Thomas Kei
ley, with intent to kill The affair occurred at Sixth
and Shipper streets. The lads head had dan
! gerous cash upon it, three inches in length. He
mode very narrow escape with his life.
Officers Fisher, McGranigan, and Taylor, of the
Twentytourth ward, succeeded in arresting at Prov
idence, Delaware county, yesterday, a noted bur
| glar, named John Scholl. They were compelled tc
shoot at him twice before he could be secured. He
was not seriously injured He is charged with hay
ing been concerned in several recent burglaries.
| Yesterday man named Moore had his thigh dis
located in the First Ward by being knocked down
| by one of the passenger Railroad cars.
| A lad named William Baker, residing in the Six
teenth Ward, had his leg broken by falling from 9
| swing at Red Bank.
boat containing four persons was upset by {
| propeller on the Delaware, opposite Spruce street
but the occupants were saved by the prompt action
of the steam Tugs Union, Nat White and w. G.
| Cook.
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WASHINGTON NEWS u

Intelligence has been received at the Department
of State, from Mr. Reed, our Minister at China.
He will probably return home by the overland route
in September. Life on shipboard exclusively with
in sight of land, and with mission to fulfill is not
particularly inviting, and the delay of Chinese dpo-
macy, do not give much promise of speedy solution
of the important matters which have engaged the
attention of three great nations.
a curious and interesting exhibition of articles
manufactured from India rubber, is now attracting
crowds to the model hall in the eastern wing of the
Department of the Interior. 1t comprises great
variety Of articles, and its extent may be imagined
when we state that among the objects are portraits
by lealey rubber panels, children's toys, Jasso-
reitero designs knives and forks, dental instrrl-
ments, flutes, pistol handles, lorgnetts, tumblers
pencils surgical apparatus, books printed on and
bound with rubber,-in short, the articles are as
varied as are the contents of a country store.
Mr.. Lawrence Myers, of Philadelphia, the inge-
NOUS inventor of the rotary raicar has SUCCEEDED
in obtaining the contract to supply the mains of the
Washington aqueduct, now in course of construc-
ton. The contract, it is estimated will cover an
aggregate of from 100000 to S250,000.
At a meeting of the Bible Society, yesterday at-
teInOon, the following officers were elected:
President, John p. Inge; vice presidents. Revs.
G. ID. Cummns, j. G. Smith, d. D.. p. y. Gurlev
D. D., d. Ball, s. p. Hill, J. G. Buter secretary
Mitchell H. Miller; and treasurer, Michael Nourse.
| All hope of carrying bills through for the
establishment of territorial governments in Arizona
and Dacotah, has departed for this session.
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We are again indebted to the polite attention of
Mr.. STREET of the Adams Express Company for
California papers
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FRoM CAnDENAs, CUBA.-The brigantine belmont

FROM CARDENAs, CUBA.-The brigantine belmont
Locke, of Searsport, Maine, Capt. J. J. Reed ar
rived in this port few days ago, from Cardenas,
cargo of ls9 hogsheads, 50 tierces and 80 barrels
Of molasses, and 80 hogsheads of sugar, consigned
to E. Wortham & Co. Mr.. Cousins, the mate, in
forms us that business was dull at Cardenas, and
would improve and that they would be able then to
get freight Five to five dollars and fifty cents
was being taken sugars to New York. Cardenas
healthy with the exception that there has been
the shipping the authorities adopting the precau-
ton of removing far back into the country each case
according as it apneared.=Rlch. South.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays eXcepted price Two CENTS served in the city
twelve and half cents per week payable to the CARR
crs mailed subscribers out othe city SIX DOLLARS
perannum. TERMs-invariably cash in advance OFFICE
OF PUBLICATIoN-North- East of Baltimore and
North streets Baltimore Letters to be addressed ITO
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore, Maryland"
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DATENT STRAW ENVELOPS.

THE PATENT SAFETY BOTTLE ENVELOP of the
international Chartered Manufacturing Company, of New
York is unsurpassed and eecual protection against
breakage, and in Boxing Space Freight Labor and
cost to the extent of twenty-five per cent. Fifteen
sixteen dozen bottles with these straw envelopes will
only occupy the of II dozen, packed in the ord
nary way.
This elegant, neat, novel and ingenious Envelop is
now used by all the principal Bottlers of Wine Malt
Liquors. Mineral Waters, &c, both in London Paris
and at New York. whose testimonials NAV be seen Mt The
Agents. " WV
Price so per thousand of any size required
WIN. GRANGE & co,
.. Sole agents to the Company
u3-tf Excho,ua
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re- A MONMOUTH PAPER says "In another column
will he found the certificate of fellow townsman Jas
W Davidson, Esq, to Professor Wood This is another
the numerous instances where has changed gray hair
raven rngles and bald scalps to waving locks Let any
who stand in need of this valuable remedy give it fair
trial.
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot St Louis No. and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN c. GIVEN. Chinaman's Tea Store
my29-2w 81 and SO Baltimore street
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From PORTO RIco.-Arroyo.- THE beautiful BRIG
antine Montrose, of Baltimore, Captain Boyce. ar
rived here on Tuesday in fourteen DAYS from Arroyo
Porto Rico, with cargo of 32l hogshead of sugar
and "A hogshead of molases, to Dunlop and Moncsra
The Montrose had light northeast winds the
whole passage. The captain informs us that the
sugar and molasses season nearly closed not
more than 600 or 700 hogshead of sugar remaininer
on hand. The prices of these articles were high
business in other respects being generally dull
There were but few vessels in port and freights
were moderate. There had been very heavy rains
but no sickness.-Richmond South.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,

JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of STITCH finish and design
is not ercelled by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s2s, and SOS
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic Stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. so BALTIMORE ST.
pl9-f L. D. CHASE Agent
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IL gible BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue, between
Hoffman and Dolphin For TERMS &c, inquire at
the office Of the DAILY EXCHANGE. ma25-tf
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MACHINES AT $50.

nEWING MACHINES AT $50.
We would call the attention of those in want of su-
ror;or SEWING MACHINE article just received,
and which we can recommend with confidence 1t is no
liable IN get out of order, and will do coarse and fin
ror Aoents for Wheeler Wilson'S Sewing Machines
WV" F. NJ. PUNDERSON & CO.,
my6-tf 200 baltimore street, near Charles.
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A SPANISH SLAYER CHASED BY A BRITISH


From the Turks Island Royal Gazette, May s.
On Sunday morning last, the I'd instant, a large
full rugged brig (about $50 tons) was seen to the
east OF Salt Cay lying to, on the bank, with a
Spanish flag flying at the foremost head. Two pilot
boats went off, upon which the brig bore up and
ran down towards them, when both boats went
alongside; but only one man, the pilot. Mr.. John
Firth, permitted to go on deck, the other pilot
and boats crews being forbidden to enter. Mr..
Firth found on getting on deck, large number of
and considerable quantity of arms, and the
vessel with six ports on each side but no bio gnns
discoverable. From these and other circumstances
he Immediately concluded that the vessel had slaves
on board. He made several inquiries but was told
by the captain to ask no questions. The captain
and crew spoke Spanish, they seemed much alarmed
and in great confusion, and would not allow the
pilot to go off the quarter deck. The matches were
covered over. The captain inquired in bad Eng
lish, if there was any man-ofwar in port; he pro
fessed not to have known there such place as
Turks Islands, and reported to be thirty days out
from Spain bound to the Havana with a cargo Of
flour. The captain, laying his hand upon the pi-
lots arm, begged him not put his vessel on shore
On the pilot quitting the brig the captain gave him
memorandum, written in Spanish, saying that the
pilot found him in his present situation; that his
the captaln's name was Hexmenigo Ruiz, and the
Vessel was the Maxmoras, bound to Havana. 1t APP
pears probable that this vessel has been chased by
one OF Ill. Nj. s vessels the night preccdinO
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fft:.> FOR sALE.-vALUABLE LEASE

fE.AH FOR SALE.-VALUABI.E LEASE
iii HOLD ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
- by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City, in Equity the UNDERSIGNED Trustees will
sell by public auction ON THURSDAY the l7th June
more, 'eN " o wy " ~
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated on the
corner of Eden and Lombard streets, in the
Ivy Vi baltimore which was conveyed to Reuben Fagey
~ ugh jenkins and Henrietta jenkins by deed OF Lease
?th April 1851, and recorded in Lher A W r. No
20 loo S3S, &cone of the Land Records of Baltimore
The premises front about hundred feet on Lombard
street. and hundred and thirty forty feet on Eden
street.
The improvements are THREE THREE-STOkG BklCh
DWELLINGS with TWO STORY BACK BUlLnlNGS on
Lombard street and a TWO STORY BRICK OFFICE, and
a BRICK and STONE STABLE and COAL SCALE on
Eden street.
Ground Rent s35O-payabe quarteryearly
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash in hand and the resi-
due in equal nsalments at three and SIX months Inc
credit payments secured by the notes OF the pur
chaser satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest from te
day of sale. TlIoS. 5 ALEAANbEh'
WIN. MEADE ADDISON, Trustees.
f. W BENNETT& CO.,
rnv96 Raw Ia iuneSdts TAsI Auctioneers.
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2oOks ann Statiouern.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
~ 262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Offer for sale at low prices the largest comp
assortment of
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
be found in the city.
They respectfully invite examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fe22-tf
/ AW BOOKS.
A4The subscribers invite the attention of the Bar to
their large stock of LAW BOOKS which they offer for sale
at lowest rates. CUSHINGS & BAILEY
262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fe22f
BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E. TURNER,
No. 8 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
Il 4 assortment of PAPER. STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, OF all tLe most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS-Rued and Plain in very great va
riety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use, viz:-STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS SEALING
WAX, WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
STANDS, &C. &c.
INK-Writing and Copying, of all the best makers
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE
MONNAIES, &c, &c.
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to CALL
fe22-tf.
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Terms ofsale are the same as for the preceding described
I - LOT NO. 16-ALSO. at the same
- FIRST CLASS DWELLING.

3 FIRST CLASS DWELLING.
#iij No. 1876 PARK STREET.
%A2=ANz AT AUCTION.
IN FEE SIMPLE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, at 5
O'Clock, the premises shall sell that first class
DWELLING No 15 Park street near Madison lot % feet
front, by depth of $50 feet to a 20 alley. The i'm
provementS a twosory and attic covering the entire
front, with foursory back building, rcplete with all
modern improvements gas, furnace, &c. The par
Tors large spacious dining and fine chambers all
high ceilings and in complete condition.
This DWELLING was erected without regard to cost
of the best materials and finished throughout in the
best manner and worthy the attention Of any wanting
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church. The dwell
ing will be for examination every afternoon until the
day of sale. between the hours of and 6 o'clock
Terms-s3, 900 cash, balance in g. II and Is months
with interest
Possession given Immediately.
+. W. BENNETT & co.
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y JOT1NICUIN
Il q has R L II o FED FROM HIS OLD STAND, No.
| so to No. 70 PRATT STREET, door Vest Of GAY
street. where he invites his friends and the public to give
him a call and to examine his stock of SEINE TW1NE,
GILL TWlNE, COTTON ROPE COTTON LAPS, COTTON
YARN. CARPET CHAIN, LAMP WICk WRAPPING
TW1NE, Flax, Hemp Broom and Bottling TWINES, Rus
STA and Mannilla CORDAGE C0RKS and C0RK-WOOD
BROOMS, BASKETS, PALS, TUBS, CHURNS, MATS
BLACKlNG, &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail
SPINNING WHEELS made and repaired.
SEINES KNIT and HING tn order -2m
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CT FITS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick.
mr-25-dtf EVANS 4 HOYT.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and Others
"In our own family we use one of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines, we cannot imagine anything more perfect
Ed. NJ Y. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22-tf W. MERRILL, Agent
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a. o. SALE OF A VALIABLE FIRST

fFT1..F NALF OF a NAII ADI4E FIRNT-
HtiijI CLASS DWELLING ON THE y. W. CORNER OF
- FRANKLIN AND ST. PAUL STREETS.-On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst, viii sell by
public auction, at O'Clock, at the public saesroom, No
10 South Gay street. the very desirable and handsome
three-sory brick YELLING at the north
Franklin and St. Paul streets, fronting 26 inches
Franklin street, and running back 40 feet, Hamilton
street The house has been built in the very best
most substantial manner with our-story back building
and all the modern improv and convcnenccS and
is in every respect most complete and desirable resi-
dence having been erected for the present
use and now only offered for sale in consequence of his
being about to remove to New York
TermS-$1000 900 of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage for term Of years interest the residue
half in cash, balance in six months with interest
GIBSON & co.
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EW STYLES HAIR PINS, SC.
CANFIELD, BRO. d CO.,
..f-... 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
nave received direct from Paris invoice of Hair Pms
ana HEAD DRESSES, of the newest styles some OF wo
are very beautiful. myllu
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A choice collection of scarce and valuable THEOI OGI-
CAL BOOKS. Among the costly Gallery Works to be
sold, we name-Napolcon's Great Work Egypt, %
vols folio; Boydcs Shakespeare; Royal Gallery of Brit
iSh Art Cells Pompeii Chambers Civil Architecture;
Architectural Sketch Book, and many other costly and
desirable Books deserving of public attention
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared Books
arranged for examination several days before the sale
GIBSON Il CO,
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A. REAT SALE
RARE, TALUABLE AND INTERESTING
LONDON BOOKS.
FINE GALLERY AND OTHER COSTLY

SUPERBLT ILLUSTRA TED WORKS. ETC
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. the
18th and 10th instant, commencing at X O'Clock each
evening, will sell by public auction our Rooms No
N Charles street. large and valuable consignment of
| RARE, CURIOUS and INTERESTING LONDON BOOKS
comprising numerous costly and superbly IILUSTRA-
TED WORKS, in the various departments of Literature
| Arts and Science
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07
Hints for Farmers.

| The following suggestions are from a source
entitled to attention, and we trust they will
receive such notice from our grain gre wing
readers as their Importance demands:
EDITOR OF HAwK.EYK:-Sir, was pleased 10
see Nessrs. Putnam il Co.'s advertisement of
'Sesd Wheat" in to days paper That winter
wheat 10 the best oil admit, but unfortunately
most farmers in this part Of the State, at least.
think they cannot raise winter wheat prof ABLY
on account of "winter killing" AZ think this
mistake propose to tell them, by your help
how to save the crop from "winter killing -
Drilling in the seed, the drill running north and
south, viii do well most years, but then it will
sometimes need to be rolled. Rolling at the
time Of seeding is an advantage, but will mot
prevent "winter killing" a. has been proved in
practice. Rolling Will prevent it though, if done
as fht right time, andi in this propose TO tell:
when that time il. But, FIRST, what 10 .swinter
killing Of wheat?" do nos believe that wheat
2 ever frozen 70 death. 1t is killed BY the warm
lays, and not BY the cold ones, or the cold
Nights. The ground being bare Of snow. and
hs surface full Of water: when il freezes orvs.
Allies the water at the surface; 6rst, the Ice |
md dirt being frozen to the stool Of wheat !. |
b surface ofths ground: sessrdine 70 The ", |
1ssa lAw expands = L 6seaSs dsspss md |
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Martin Evans the boy who was arrested
on Friday, for stealing cattle, was broush. be-
fore Esq. Walbridgs, ON Saturday afternoon.
and, after examination, committed 10 Jail. in
default Of bail, to await trial d. the next term
of the District Court.
John Gashford was arrested, on Saturday
charged with completely with Evans, and wss
held to bail to answer this morning.
Itmay be as well to state, in this connection.
that the guilt Of the boy Evans il beyond Z
doubt, and the whole secret Of this outrageous
act Of stealing cattle from the prairie, and open
y selling them within few miles Of the place
where they belong, would have been discovered.
together with the instigators Of the movement,
nad II not been for the interference Of sbys,ers
VINO, Tor the sake Of a few dimes, will make
every effort to defeat the ends OF justice. and
place IN continual jeopardy the property or
honest men. II is consolation to know that |
'acn course viii work to tho Disgrace Of any |
NON protesting to b legitimate attorney,