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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-06
From the Germantown Telegraph.
An Old farmers Experience,
TnE FORMATION oF THE DUNG YARD,

How TO Make Poor Farm Rich, Witlent mach Hoasv
rrpended.
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Smithwood Female School.
LAND FOR SALE.

rT,HE subscriber would sell tract Of land two mile,
/ \ and half from Durham's station on Elerbee',
Greek. containing hundr and si1iy-Iwo scres ad
joining the lands of W. n. Pratt. Washington Duke
and c,herA Thsiand s well adapted 10 The growth o
tobacco. cotton. and wheat. and has on u we'll
and spring Of excellent waller. Persons wishing "a
purchase this quantity Of land would DO we'll 10 esan
Inc this pIsee. a. il i very probable ihes will be suited
Pof further particulars apply 10 The suscrbef otlo Mr
Z. Umsiead on the premises.
w. n. PATTERSON.
Sept. y. -3w.
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BACON HAMS.
S00 LBS. Bacon Hans received and for sale hi.
]. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
Angus, III. 5a-
PRATT. OAKLEY CO.,
fLsle Farmer, Bruce a Co.,

Publishers. BOOkseiies and Sfdiones,
No. 81 Murray Street, New York.
I'D q. X Co.. offer u low prices ~ cssh. and liners
j. terms for approved credit large s,ork Of BANK
and oEficE STATIONERY. BLANK and AC.
COUNT BOOKS. Receipt and Memorandum Books
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. cad., Circulars, Bill
Heads. &c. Pointing and Lithognphing executed ic
order. Bibles. Mi.ceilaneous. and school Books.
?. o a Co.. Publish Bullion's series of Grammars
Ccmstock'- series On the Sciences; Hookers Physoio.
gcs Brccklesly's Aslronomics; Oney's Geography
newly revised; Southern Cass Readers PaiDets Book
Keeping; and lte ~ehespest and best Spelling Book
ever used.
August ll. B3--Bm.
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Saratoga Co., N. y.
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appended.
THE FORMATION or THE DUNG YARD.
The barnyard should be protected by
buildings or sheds on the northwest and
northeast sides, to break off the cold winds
and storms and fenced with good post
ard rail fence, but not wall. on the other
two sides. The bottom should have a gentle
descent from the barn, SO that when the ward
is empty, there will be no cavities for the
water to stand in. There could hardly be a
worse form devised for barnyard than 10
make it hollow in the middle, like dish.
and tight enough to hold water this hollow
will gradually become filled with water, and
the manure that is put into it will lie there
soaking and souring, till it is carried drip
ping to the field. No fermentation takes
place under water, nor would the manure be
much benefited by heaping it up, unless
carted away to some dry place; even then
the fertilizing properties Of it would not be
near SO great as if it had never been soaked.
GREES CRoPs.-lt is of very great lmpor-
tance in the improvement of land, to plow
in green crops Of some kind. My experience
is that clover sod, together with all the
grass and weeds that will grow on it. from
the first Of July till the Goth of August, care
fully turned under, is the best green dressing
for crop Of wheat. Other kinds, as orchard
grass, timothy, herdgrass, blue and green
grasses, make valuable sod in the improve
ment Of land. which, when plowed under, is
equal TO moderate coat Of maamc. When
the land is sowed broadcast with any kind Of
grain, il should at the same time be sown
with grass seed. in order to produce sod as
often as possible. to plow in as without a
liberal use OF grass seed, the progress Of i'm
provement will not be near as rapid.
FARa..STocK.-Stock,t to a moderate extent,
is beneficial TO farm; but many landholders
have entertained very incorrect idea on
this subject, in believing that keeping large
stock will improve the land much faster than
small one; so il would, if kept in the yard
or stable the wear round, furnished with
plenty Of good food, aud dry litter to lie on !;
but as the farm does not produce sufficient
quantity, the balance must be bought, or the
system must be abandoned, which should
recommend even before il is began. Horses,
IL they have enough 10 eat, will do well if
kept in the stable the year round cattle not
SO well. NV plan is to keep cows enough
through the summer to supply the family with
milk and butter. and keep as large portion
Of the grass ground for moving as possible.
After the first crop Of hay and grain are
taken Oh, there will be more ground TO pas.
ture. and will bear some increase Of stock;
but this increase should not be such as to eat
the pasture down close. and leave the ground
nearly bare when winter comes on. When
the pasture becomes short in the fall, put the
cattle in the yard the cows that give milk
should be put in warm stables Of night, and
have plenty Of good food the dry cattle will
do well in the yard, having sheds 10 run un-
der at nights and in stormy weather. with
plenty Of rough hay and corn-fodder, and
good water in the yard for drink, whenever
they want il.
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aufentbolt al ter un3einnoen SeefaIte etidat'
ttrte ibre @elunptcit. sic 400 li4 Elm iropl'
ides 6ieber 5u unO fam iber Wfaurlt'uS n"o
Samturs i'm CONNER .. 8. III traurlSsm que
ltanOe mad i4rer Seimatb, gSien, 3urud. Dc't
be8ann le Die SlbtallunS einss Su&es uber 'sre
(cste 9ftiie, ater ebe le es p~clIenret bate, Dur'
be tie Uru IOoe credit.
6rau 9fsifier bate teiue teceutenbe millen"
ld,aItlide 8ilpnna aber cine feline adj welOl'pe
8eobaatuugsaabe unc etnen tlaren Seftano }
pauit ltiltete lie ater mehr, ais nlauher Don
Willen pouaepfrcpite 0lelieldri1t,telIer "'t all
IeineG gjelebrlamteit. sic p%eyltanp ibre em
bride bon DEN WtsniGen unp 0in8cn, Die tie
9elebeu, in frjiAer llrlprua9l'afs't UNI NaIl't.
iidtsit wierer gu seben GrOe l9res n1am nit
den Ntutbes uup 0eroiemus mar Sea $le'fter
teln yManuwejb", l%onpe'n oS al 'pt SeoeN''
enoe cine einIad,: a~nipruh5lOis Sur8er"fran'
Mud, hire Waniereu unp itr AeuBere6 itu8en
Oeu Stsmpel d4ter WeibIi&teit. 5pre StatuF
mar tletn unp eecrnn9en.
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GurppdticDe NaeDrtd,tsn.

Guglaub.
81 Brabforo BAT liA elm iAredlide8 linz
alif e~reisnet. Sin @cnoitcr na9m gu elmer
partie 3uderpldeden auS Serleben arIenEt
|tatt 3uder. Nue, ole bon ben PIaehen aBen,
1871 al oet 3abt, erFrcut!en BON benz Quite II.
ben leBteu NaDriAten 3uIol9e, waren terelt8 IL
8eltorben.
OegtIWlGGO.
0as neue prenRtfhe Wlintltertum.
Su YreuBen BADEN pie tre'lenOen Ber9e
enplih ~0eboren, - elm neues Wtiutterium. Dlc
ueuernaunten Wtinilter lino 4:
6urlt Opben5cttern, Wniitcrprd'
%lipent;
Serr +. 9 dteinie, Mjnilter Der ans
mdrti9en InSele8eu9ei!eu;
9etr . on 8etfm sSCllweg,
&ultuS
Gen. D. 8ontu, Rrie8.
Die ubrigen POrtefeullleS befnben Ith nod
in ben Sdnpeu Der blsberiSen Win,lter, iolsn
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cine 9roBe 9feoo(ntion gu Ounlea 3ulcaga's
du88eorc4:n. (Dec ibtt3s Lbeil Oisier oYris
patcadrl0ten" III 10 c%O0iu5, oaB mtr Jpn ut4l
lnit3utb'tten brluden. Ote UtD.)
Ma btngtOn, II. 9tpu. Dent tS2s
fens@OlleItcc in WtObile ,puroen lpeitere Sn'
ltruttiOuen 0etteII5 per 8alter'it o&mis
9tauten" auaefanot. Auc Slu8beitsridlt4ten
werpen bjeie 5nitrutticnen %pprerit 8ehelm GEE
bllten.
Jta9 bier ejn9etroIeuen 9tadriQten ltnO in
Wtoblle cine W2eu9e Nbenteurer perIaIme(t !;
es ltebt aber fet, DaB bic characterization lie
oiAt Ha6 Nicata8Ha pllliren loll:u. penn ne
oeren Wahilmfeit nidt 3u entI9lipIea mllten.
80 Ro il, II. 9topember, Der Oampter
Aulerica ie9elte 0eute WiorBen mil 48 BallA'
siereE uno $1,000 in 0art9elo uaf HIperPool
al.
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8rpperid lit NIT DR. lleberlanopOt bier
au0efcmmen, St osrlieB Gait Gable AM l..
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leipen. o. Die Sutlde IN oen 0eblr8ea pelt'
tiA bon 2auiaa @ttg um9emorien tpur0'> 10
btab ec ciue 0iIppe unD DurOe lDeroie5 lfmer
perpunoet 4uA ERROR ipuI aui Der 6abtt
i6er Die BerQe 1 SUP.
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SaltfOrnteIt.
Ct Qcui8, II. Ytop. Die lle6erlanos
pp1t pcn Californian lit nit NaAri4ten bis gum
"a. Ott. angotomnen. Drci PaiaSisrs maA.
ten cie 8 an3e Ta9tt nit.
Sen. 6arnep mar ant 20. Oft. mad Oregon
abgerei8t.
Scr Dampfyr Oregon Inbt om %. Ott. mad
Ventoja ab, uM ole Gebuantepec .Bct mad Ncas
pulco 81 btin8eN.
DIE meiiten Ura5er NiOers&migauteu bon
JtewsOorf ltuo n1A &7lforujen ge8au9en.
QIeulenant Beate'S Expedition mar III 9Iortb
UoEf,
DC Ganan4ee 3noiauer maren iebr feinolit.
S9r 01uptlins %ettlart, baB sr feinen 8rieoen
mldeu }pcue, 10 ian3e nod Ii 3noianer am
2ebeu wICe.
G8 wuroe 8]emslDet, rap bic Snpianer oaa
gra8 Uegbrannten, poDurdi 2ieut. 8eole's
Opetatl0len Bis 3aU Tctbiapr lu5PenQirt wur'
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25llfmore, peu Is. Nnpembec 1858
WIapCr Hno bic Reorganization Der
T~enertpebr.

WIYoe Serr SmaHa 9e8en oa5 pClltiide
NoDcptbum NIT D~elIelben @ntlhIecenheIt oui'
treten, ME ae9en oa8 nit REM Teuer' OeparteS
ment rerbunoene l~lnrelen, 10 tcnnte man Ielner
Gerpaltun9 Elm beliere8 Brc9ncltltcn ~ltellen,
ais oaS 9eltern ron unS %8eltelltt. SO 1T unlee
rem QeIern bereit8 t~efannt. oaB 0r. SWann Die
pom pOriSen Startratbe aulammengebraUte 9fe'
organizations Srrcnana, piefes trontiss @ea
menalel ron beSabtter unp nidt te1abiter 6tuers
uebr unb ron Oampfs uno EanD 6euerlprlBen,
nit Ieinem Yetp bele9t bat. Sn Ger peitt9ui:
gen 8cti4aft, nit pelder er bieIes Veto be4rIins
Bet, bedt er rcr NQem Die Ofdn5el pe8 fart
r6taliden 0lcCroaniI atipnSplares ouf. 2Slr
brauden bic bstreffsnpen Ar9umente bes Serrn
9wann ni4t mit3utbeilen, Da lie gang nit Dem
ubereinIttmman, mas nit Dor eIuI9en W0den
H6er pielen @egenltano IArIeben. SeIenper6
IhlupenD it Der Tbeil leiuer 9Ir8umentatlcu,
in we(bem ct bartbut, Dap purG ben f4panz
tenpen ~far6!clen G51rafter OeS ltactrdtpltten
DETERMINATIONS Blanes baS Iddaolihe StrOl"
den. unb 8ellduIertbum, oaS bet lesl9en Ueuers
webr ontlebt, eber ocndprt ais unteroritdt Uer>
ben wtrpe.
Oerr Swann wil Elm be3abltes, nt1r
NIT 8 a = i'll u 1tnen au88eru tes
tesuno Hnter Der 6iTetten yet
tuna uno Multi dt Der Stootbe'
bSr6en tebeube TeuereOepars
cement. Gr beantro9t, nit GInIi9run9 oeSs
ieiben d e : gu beginner urio 5par auf
~foloente Meiie Gle Staot Icue Ron lt9 aus
etna finf Oamplfeuerlprisen in Qttlpttdt leBsn;
4 iolhe W2aldtnen tonne ite lt9 auSenblIfllG,
ppm BEN betr. 6euer-@ rmpagnIeen rerIbatten,
bic cbne 3weifel seuei9t leien, t4re OampIfeuers
Iprlsen Der Stapt gu rerfauI EN- III II bis IL
Mcaasen, bts wcbtn Die reaen 9roBartl9en
MaTerleitunaen ~Uc0eupet letn meroer, tonne
man bann pas neue Spltem nit 2elatt9telt pous
enoen.
Elm S&lufe letner 8Otl0aIt beoouert es Or,
@mann, cob Der olte St1Dtratb IN letner ste
praani atiORssO ~rpcaau5 Gle Teuerrebr ulo oeu
Neusr4Alalms 2ele9rophea 10 gang nit ei'1n'
Der cermeneIelt unD Die GtntUhrnn9 Ger ltaot1
r6tbliGen v~01eIrrmen" in 6euerpeiea 3ur
conditio sine qua non Der &irfIbrun9 oes
NeuersN larms ND Polt3elsG e.
IeQrQpben selnadt haze. @r pe0tet On,
eaR Der ueue Gtaotratb lekteres Smprcpemen'
ol8 Elm Ielbltt1inDi9eS bettadteH unD ais iolhss
einfIbren IpIe.
Npffent!!d piro Der neue Staptsatb Die IN
ner Botlaaft PES Srn. Sp1uGs enthaltener
0rrI6ld3e a~nnebmeH uno in @enlaB9eir psrlelF
ben cine Orprnan3 au8arbeiteu! Die pruI
6euercepartemeut Ielblt rcraeiAla8ene G1eOr8a'
n~iIatjOn e.. ben gnian8 Des 2ptalber'Nte8) III
mo- uS3Ild rod mun3slpafter as pie rom a'tsn
Stactrotbe ou69eoGItelte. DoA maroen lpcbl
bic Heuers@ cmpa9nleen Der $luba9nuns elnea
besablten 6eueroepottemeut8 teInen ernitll4en
90lDsrtano ~leilten. Weni8itenS b1ben lie Gem
Wtaecs erftdrt, PAP lie Gin lcldtS benz pom al
ten Gtoptratte pCr9elGlo8ensn tpeIt ppt3'eben
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Serfonfp. 9t1s3etgert.
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.r<sa, so Nicer paae NIT suten (Setauiiptetten, ID Aietlea
SsAss BON eer Stact n69e Der 4~GHbRraee anb TT Der eeiAx-
AYS!.s begeu Iesene, tl0% N6er an Der %9lprtpern Statrdls
S3sA- G~tfen6abn, 10 @,elen ppR ftr Eotaat mtt |cbasees A.;
~ AdtG an Der alien Sreeertt WeaD, gut a%n8e3IHt; 1U7 &Gsr
NIT puSf@sn $sbsultatsttea u0 ~ id8er. ptge ee8ea Si8sns
tbam in Der Stapt saRetaufbt; 69fsr IN ber alter 5reterid
0iVab, 4 Etetle zen 4icEnt Dc SGlet 100 aatr am NaiQtnes
tom FdnbDeas, II Dttisen pDn Ger Stab; : cduier IN Don"
arbfr., ndFe G~anbenlr, / in 21ef Qpmb1rofr attn sap
ststr. 2 III 2ertn8tcntr. 1 tn 6renttr. / IN pTattfraS!;
] IN 5ansEerrr.; 2 In NulbertpHr. Eb meprtre dHhere tE
8e9snbea Ger Sta6r. 2gts III SsrHietbtH IL
Q8sf asaI:tmpreGr, MpnuHsnt, 9Gs uns GEcSIoerTefr. nHb
Srpsbwap. Sruns ~ psrteatfa tn y raemap STunoredfeS
u rsrtdHfen. @Loder Rno W0FttSt
MpI5-S Sc. 81 SagSttgltrGBe.
aS- NaufsrieFe gQistD.GDntroIte, GeFausR 9 HnE dHtsst
GGrittine gapisrt, ;swis sBatiens Sfrt4tA.& fsf &&tft ~trss
h,inrnt
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~ Il II g."
3 Gage y!euereS aus Gurrpa,"

3 Gage y!eueres aus europa"
Sutifar. II. Ntcp. Der &uuato, Dam
pier Canada ron 2iUerpocl fam beutc Rlbmit.
ta4 aui Der Tlbrt uud Scltcn bier III nit Rlh.
ridten bis gum 6, Ncr.
@r briuBt nur weui5e Nlhrjbtcu Ron 8ss
lang,
Ju Gusluuo gju1 baS @criht, caR 9crp
0iulct ais Rremlcr'W iinilter au Zorro Dcrbp's
Slellc tretcu perre.
DaS ucut prtuBiide Wtiutacrium mar ucb
niHt rolltdnoIl,
Die y. ct OrsNOtte Niugara mar om %.
Oft. bel V'uteutS 60 Nt5cr itlrbcn aut Der
6aPrt. u.m
Dtartt: Baumrctle. orc6t uuregcVmSBtg
felt i'm lSreiIt. W,cbIoife, NtiBuug gum 9ihs
fen; etenIp Yrcpiicnen.
@puIcls Bih
80 qfbiuntcu, II. Ncp, Nsa4 bier
eiugstrplIenen ptipatupdri4teu 1T III ScHprl
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DG&4Ge 2S 1s3GSQeu.
MufEuf !
9Ill- Observation-Disclosures .Wegeln y{o. :,

NTWJ6 ~FTsT- TE"EVg
D.sIfr Ie.eia bait ftius regeImdbtgeE 0rrGhmluu8en je'
bem Otunsrrag dssro 1a 8 nRr tn aSal2tn Ell 9aue (&ta'
gang III tas BePcttr.)
ta 0eretn III Der 6Gie 8cpe :, blb Der Grbsitsr enb!tn ~ ser
ugtsrSea6uRg eeirlnrsn lit, Sag Is in itincn Sarersns lteBt.
ito mar Cl1eH 8e, etHen Gn5ui&tsBeG, nsihe aHf a6t ipltaltr
uab ocm 3tttgeiae oR9smeNeHer Bate beruben ub eertn 3wsd
nt4t 0lt.n III libssalrr uutecilbun3 IN Sra a:benetaHen UNI
rprIgauaTnser latcrnuBHHs Der <5tttnlT uRo Q5dtien eshebt,
iDnoetn Gua In bem 8stte9eR ZEN 5Orti3r t. une SIC 8eaeR'
i,tEt6e Auftlarune itser pttglteRer 1aA JEraftsn sn t9rSern.
"a ey pbgs Nertin Nb belpes sur AIfgIDe 8enstt Bat 10
SIaubsg pr aEs bsrt6E 81 gu rspt 3a6iretpsr apet+na9me ar
&c peEte Ha,tFnpsnben UeriammiuH8 eta, GlabtH,
Sm 4EflrG9e res DeTenS
gtes4.i IoriDl &n. 3artelI. graft smt.
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ISauJUl&

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3,SO1,0G1 6rb 8au une Sd}rs'uerbcI3,
1(D. 600 6hinoel unp 2atten gum UettolF.
mir lentsn bic Nu fmcrtfamfe:t pjultit9sr &Hness af lHs
Isre orpss ~NfteberIdee ppn Sau uno ptuStelJ pcu GueH Nrss1,
AuaHtitGteu UNI @rEfEn. - gDir lQusisCa gftstanHer Saa-
boil mao Ssataune, ans IieterH tenaerraRnen, 2barsrr
tJirfoEurosn uns 1SbtIarEstt "a 6abritpretfeR, GpreGet Sgp
tn uniernT 5plstpfe, SIS, lilo at8htar. VSsrtfe, Sstr Ode Ds
eat@v nnS @sFAia"HF' urns AZ Sloan.
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Dieie ate uno ipltbe Office vfrt@srt 9sEter une VIZ
tfIN aeaeu 8ertui cher . efGdbt0un8 ppn Beust
an ietr btataer Staten mad esm 9lant Der 9e8eHtfhgtett uhp
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ofgSnaa' y" 10 csrntbfr. yrrSuipre6en, mo tenn bs Srtn8'p naH
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Mir. Oirettcren:
so mas 9slfS, SratifS % euF'0"' TTMMraS' T"4
9ptltaat Sennebp, Gnttn StnI'up, 49,. ~
6entS Niemans 5ehfntnW D..''' $3.50 =; gSSW
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Il, ma Gr1ter 9rOper S0DresbaU M
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in ben oYtem4Ahemtl -9fccm8,"
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Is fb peper sJluRe no6 3ORsn 9tfpart, I'm ben Ban bU
eiaem ser atduienbielt Ger Sat|en ~ MAIDEN. Capt 1el0.
manu'S betts6tea 3NpNfs@prps IL eHBngtrt uup 9lr0 be TGni.
luRtgcu tn h..er a3epe8un8 ju halter faGeu. &u@ rerbsr
spet 100 9fo. gto9e pPuRbs&atts unter bic aapfisRpen Das
men perEbetit r2rpca.
Oas guu. Committee Mrs e~tsnfn4S fir tte teae Or6ruag
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Gtastte III 81 fir ataeH Herrn NIT 0dnen to 81 9asen bt
unter,etmueter GDmriue, iprte 8bents an her Sane,
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SIN ssuti8eS arbettebareau se. s R0EtF a'sosrtdernss'
usrpen f,gieta Steaen btlSrgt fir 9lsytJ, 8Uhba!ttE gSrttt'
Sartssp.r, @ufn6rter, Ratfber, 3Irtasr, 5armtF, S8rstRtf,
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-03

Egypt had her scourge, lice and frogs.
tie United States has her sc6urge, Kan sas
and Black Republicanisirt Texas has her
scourge, murderous Indians and gFasshop-
pers. OF the latter the Galveston Ne,os OF
the 9th ut., has the following in relation
to the destruction caused by them:
IA gentleman who has just returned (roui
ajourhey through Gonzales, Caldwell, Hays.
Comal, Guadalupe, Bexar, Kernes and De
Witt counties, informs US that generally
throughout these counties the graEshotpers
have destroyed the entire growing crops OF
corn, wheat, cotton and all garden vegeta.
bles, SO that there is scarcely green thing
left. On the CiboIa, the grasshoppers
were so numerous week ago that our in.
for mant could rot put his foot the ground
without trcading on them. They eat every
thing clean as they 60. Our informant
says he saw wheat fields on the outside of
which the wheat was cut dow ss clean as
it could have been done by cradle, and
every stalk eat up, while the balance of the
fields had not been touched at oil. They
mot only eat the corn that is above the
groGnd, but eat everything Under ground to
the roots. They are how commencing to
fly, and this is looked upon as q favorable
omen. We also understand that they are
devouring the leaves and the bark OF fruit
trees, such as the peach and pear; but whetk.
er they will do them any serious injury RE-:
mains to be tested.'
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The MOr mon Ia anpaIgn.

The Washington States, ulluding to the
inclination of some OF our public men to
have the campaign against Mormondom
closed and the troops withheld from march.
ing upon Salt Lake says, that should the
authsrities disbund and break up their pres.
ent arrangements-an and that, too, before an.
other yeor exPires-,hey will have to make
similar arrangements de nouo. Nor do we
hesitate to give it as our opinion, that all
tumpering with that infamous nest of traitors
Will lead, in the end, to the expenditure oil
more treasure and the lifting out Of more ex-
Peditlons, aud ut still greater expenses than
those incurred at present. They are aliens
and traitors to this Government and people.
They have pluDdered and ussassinated ouI
peaceable and unarmed emigrahts! They
have defed, denounced and threatened al
the institutions of the country! Their grant
idea Ito illustrate which they have composes
and printed whole book) is, that it is Asi,
grand missson 10 restore the Indians 10 al
their original lands, and sooner or latsf the,
will have TO be broken up--at least to b.
dispersed and driven beyond the borders o
our county. Why not do it now, that al
the preparations have been wisely and en-
ergetically made! This 10 the appointe,
time, and we trust the Government will no
fslteF or be bsmhooxlsd.