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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
Arrived.

Steamship ss1onia Han. screwl Ehers Hamburg Nor.
Southampton 9Th and Yarmouth 9TH de and 158
h.rdt Co The saxons e Southampton docks at 10
oh bot being prevented from going By tremendous hnr
feane blowing rom the ~ w, 70 anchor In Yarmouth
hsrbor and sailed from that port h had Communication
vita the shore account Of the e brought later
the 9Th has had continual gales from the westward rs
eoSrs on the lzth and 18th IN It, - 90 Loo working
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Total. s-V''fiA 90
The Clearing House business was very large to-day
anoursing 10 SO, 90, III. There is moderate de-
mand in the street for Treasury Notes at lOai per
cent discount for 81 per cents. Mr.. Cisco made sale
Of AGO COO ST par. There Is active speculative
movement in Land Warrants and the street has nearly
been swept Of them at a considerable advance the
quotations of last week There ia no marked change
in money from Saturday, but rates are to per cent
higher than within a week or ten days. Very few
names 20 below per cent, and four-months paper
per cent. Demand loans are generally al per cent,
although some transactions still made at per cent,
and running per cent loans are undisturbed' we
hear of no gold yet engaged Tor the "Wednesday
steamer.
ohp NcClave has sold one lot south side of ll6th-
Il between Sd and 4th-avs., with gore lot on rear,
e6x5O feet for 81 800 The sale Of LOT south side
Of 66th-st., between Broadway and 9th-sv., which
was reported twice in Saturdays report, made by
Mr.. Mcelaye for 81, go. Mr. AeClaye also reports
the sale of one lot, with two-story frame dwelling
thereon. ON the north aide Of S5tht., between 9Th
and lO,b.avs. for IS 800; two lots south side OF
s.ths 49, feet eas; Of 5thav., have been sold for
Al COO y lot; also, two lots block, 525 feet
ea., of 5tb-ay.. for 81 600 p lot. E. II. Ludlow &
Co. n priyate SALE lots south side Of ll3th-st xS
feet west 4h-ay. ass each. Messrt. Raynor Black
well have sold lots, north side Of l2th-st, west OF
6thav; aleo lots in the rear, sOuh aide OF l96th,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises..... SIS tsetA.... 4:e8 Mson-ReG. as
HIGH
Sandy Hook. 4s3 Gov Island. 543m Hell Gate... 7:2i
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Increase. SSloS 10
The second week of November of the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati Road shows gain Of 81 200. The
third week will do still better
The Dividend Committee of the Pacific Mail Com
pany, which met on Saturday adjourned without
arriving at any decision. The dividend was not de-
clared last year until the Goth of November. One
rumor of the street is that the Committee has decided
10 recommend no dividend.
After long contest the roads forming the shore line
to Boston have succeeded in their efforts TO secure
complete arrangements in connection with the New
York and NewIHayen Road. On and after Monday
the 2sth inst there viii be change of cars between
New-York and Boston, and passengers taking this
route will anve in Boston promptly at 4;So p m, in
time to take the Eastern roads for Portland. Tickets
are sold and baggage checked through, as over the
inland route.
The Bowery Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi-annual dividend of 3 cent.
The annexed is the official statement Of the receipts
and expenditures of the United States for the quarter
ending Sept. 30, 1859, exclusive of trust funds:
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The Company is without debt, and had on the SJta
September $6 $50 of each in the treasury, after de-
posting sl65OOo for the payment of interest on the
ei,y loan and the bonds OF the Company.
The weekly statement Of Bank averages Is quite as
favorable as was anticipated especially in the specie
reserve, which only shows decrease of s43OS.
The contributions from other cities during the past
week have been larger than was supposed. All the
aree Atlantic cities are in debt TO New-York, and
must settle balances in gold. The banks probably
opened the week with less than sls,OOO,OOo The
amid expansion of loans has been checked, and we
had expected no increase in that hne We lind, how
ever, on inquiry, that some OF the banks when nave
declined discounting have been making demand loans
on paper with considerable freedom thus keeping bet
ter control of their funds. The change in deposits
very small.
ro,ps l2l 200 $50 <l2l,5 .0536 Inc s3l5 So4
Sns1ie ......... 70, $3.50 l9,743,51 Dec as
Iir~plstion.. 8443,S55 S2sS2o Dec. lo9oSS
Not D,posits ......... H6Dlsl H65.53s Dec. 1907
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. "A, 1879,
has haeu fOll0Wa:
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Total by al Rogtes Noe Also bb Flour 1854 bush
Wheat rs 289 do Corn 20 ga do. Oats 1891 do Barley 30
pkgs Provisions 40 do Whisky 20 do Lard do Ashes
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The amount OF notes in circulation is f22 3l9, ass
being an increase of 1885, and the stock of bnlion
in both departments is fl6, 1886 3S6, showing de-
crease Of fs2 los when compared with the preceding
return.
II expected that the Bank of England Directors,
at their weekly meeting would raise their rate of dis
count from the minimum Of q p cent This idea was
based upon the deficiency of millions in the reserve
and q millions in the coin and bullion shown BY
comparison Of the last returns with those of the CORE
spending period of last year. when the Bank rate
y cent. The meeting passed OFF without any slters-
ton having been made There has been an active de-
mand for money, both at the Bank and in the open
market, where the business has not been generally
done below q p cent.
There has been fair business done in the Bullion
market, and Mexican Dollars are quoted higher. Bar
Silver is without alteration. There have been large
imports of Gold, which have principally found pur
chasers for the Continent, demand for the European
markets continuing larger.
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Observation-Disclosures Proech, who was arrested
~ eek on charge OF stealing valuable letters and papers from
- uncle was discharged yesterday by Justice Fox there being
no evidence that the papers were stolen oy rtoscn
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KIyes County CRcUir COURr, Tuesday, Nov. q
On the October Calendar Nos l52 1873 So oi 10 20 lo I9
nz on the November Calendar Nos 49, H. 49, TO- ll 49, 10
10 81, a. ~ " IN ~
~ "a "a rs 2s 49, 49, 49, A. As a, az, l. ls 81 IS, ~
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Total suouut issued and required to be issued
81

Showing a reduction of s929, 95S 05 working ex-
penses compared with the preceding year, and an IN
creased net gain of s657,O5i IS.
This result has been attained in great degree by
dininutou OF 40 e in the speed of trains, running
freight trains at eight and nine miles hour and pas
senger trains at maximum of twenty-five miles. a
vast saving has also been produced by the use of coal
on all the engines regularly the passenger and freight
service the average cost Il el IL passenger trains
having been but $40 cena per mile, while the same
euener. when burning wood, cost for fuel from to
cents per mile. The condition of the road as shown
NV the General statement is as follows:
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al fn lcts, for 50 800; also los north sde of cd
st., 300 feet of 4ih-sv; $50, lots in the rear
south side Of 63d-s 800 feet west of 4th-av; also,
let nortl-w corner Of e<d- and ih-av., 25xlOo-
the five lots for $4,000.
The President of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago RailrO-d Company, Mr.. j. Edgar Thompson,
proposes, il circular have received, plan for the
Ieaustnaeni of the debt of that Company and repre-
Gents the financial condition being, on the 3oth June
last in round numbers follows, emitting real estate
bonds:
first Mortgage Bonds and interest 10 July FOL-. |s"
Cther Bonds includinT Construction bonds issued
and hypotheca;ed, and applicable 10 boating DEBT -
and additional equipment and ineres-.....--. eeSo
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Apsx,vyD on SUSPICION or BURGLARY.-The
Of John r. Richardson, Ia Fulton street
near Msrkst street. eOnously entered on sunday morning
me back door and robbed goods valued at $50 One
- Ia The rear occupied by parties who have hereto
Sr hse arrested FOR burglary and suspicion therefore fess1
anon them they taken into custody ana heio ior
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves Louis every
day and Thursdsy Letters designed for should
| marked Overland via st. Louis"
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The chip Escort Capt Hussey arrived yesterday LIVER
pool has 2ss passengers and reports Oct 81 N, whs
furng the mszzenopss In heavy blow John Grants
man. native OF Scotland fell overheard and Lost Nov To-
81 ST. lon co. spoke sehr III. Haveock Of and from
mouth ~ S. for 81 Thomas, IS days out Nov Is lat "a so
lon % o. boarded from ship Roeks Capt Martin from cal
cutta for Boston l40 days ont.
bark captain not decided on arrived this
morning from Black Rock Conn., she ia consigned William
Hall.
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TIE CaSvAsERs.--Tbe Board Of Canvss'ers
counted all the votes yesterday with the exception OF
the returns of some districts which had been scnt back
Cor correction. The result will be declared to-day.
The vote for Justice of the Peace Of the Vth District
.Aov. q ,ie between Messrs. Birdsan and Walter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11
AN, ORDINANCE.

~'S" Beit ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees of3tl1e Town Of Calais; That every
ia Jownsr or occupant, (whether person or incor-
svsporated body,) of any Lot or lots on the north
assf side of water street. from and including lot
s,z No 40 to, and including lot No. 27, and every
essq-owner or occupant of any lot or lots either
sasassde Of main and Streets shall grade and
ssaRp pave with flag .stone brick, or lay good
SssSsubstantial platform, the full length of their
said lot OF, lots, upon the foregoing described
Esstreetssz not less than FIVE feet wide. and keep
aRo sthe same in good repair; said improvement to
be completed against the first day of Septem-
s6s Aber nextaz2a gg.. .yr7o.rj egt-.-l ggE ra.
SEC. 2. And belt further ordained, that
If nyRerson7or. persons, natural or artificial
who is the owner cor occupant Of any lot OF
lots any Of the foregoing described streets
ageshap neglect or refuse to make said improve
mentsS against the time afore described, il
shall be the duty of the street Commissioner
to proceed and make good plank platform
above described, along the front of such
slOt or lots so neglected and recover the cost Of
ssS kfAe eapnes by suit, together with costs and
one dollar per day for his services while en-
aElagagsd in said Improvement, before any com
petent authority having jurisdiction.
SEG,s6.ssBe ii further ordained that all the
- notice to oYners or occupants of lots or parts
OF lots that shall be required shall be the pub
E9el1fcation Of this ordinance in paper pub
.vsbslished ins Monroe County Ohio. > -
n A ssc.;4.o This ordinance shall take efeot
r~.aand be in force from and after the 10th day o.
May, 1859. .~s.! q -. .:-
RESJ'N.- G.. SrocKDALE WV. HEsNe,
.sezF3BT0E + Ree0rasr.) EeHI' Mayor.
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DARK FoREBoDISG;- business fof somot ims
to come, has induced me to aannouAes to my
friends and everybody elses that shsve
beautiful stock Of cloths, casimere satinets,
vesti1igs, tailors trimmings and ready made
clothing, which can, and VIII SELF low dfsthan
they have ever been sold since tlasi dhspks Of
Dispensation-broadl cloth cfnp a9partcrs
wide and fine for one dollar, extra fpe$2 Is,
extra english double heft and width 2, ,50--sat-
inett, lambskin, and liiegerheaa 'ooats ftsm 5
to 4 dollars piece, black satinest tpsntRl so,
double milled all woel cashmere pa ants,2Q Q0, fam
cy silk side stripe cashmere pants $50, fine
white shirts IS cents linen and n,arsailles shirt
bosems nicely stitched, as low as the goods
can be bought by the yard axy where, md ev-
cry thing elsein proportion, and are, prepared
to make up to order, any. thing in cur line, ~
the shortest notice, and in the most fashions
BILE and uorkmanlike manner-youngt men
about to embark onth ocean Of double bles-
sedness can get an out fit that will make him
shine SO bright as to illuminate Ysnysyon hrs
on frosty morning or rice rersd- "Shane ike
IA pewter dollar in mudhole.
N. B. we are not selling goods s'ass aow On
credit as we will for cash. ~ Rcspectfahy.
F.. ..... -. .s,.s O. iJsR. SMITH.
p. S; And those that know themselves behind,
Continue still to bear in mind,
I That still feel someway incIined5s
But not my customers sogrindyTs1
| ls' But make them all pay up. a7sbsoi
| The times are hard know it welA,t
| How long they'll last, lcannotT telsp
But clothing must surely sci, ,S
To keep from going plum to Pot
% Where don't wish to so.
! Jan. 12--6m. Sunash. o.
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.SRERLFE'.S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of reditioni erponas is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, and to me directed, 1 will
offer for sale at public cutcry, at the door of
the court house in the town of Woodslield in
said county, on
Saturday tie 9th day Of Nay, 1859
between the hours of ten (lO) o'clock A. N.
and four (4) o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the
following described lands and tenem ents, ly-
ing and being in said county, to wit:
Lot No. eleven in the town of Baresville
in said county: also sixty acres of land beun-
ded on the north by the lands of John Hartle
on the east and south by lands of Adam Fish
er's heirs, on the west by lands formerly ow-
ned by Jacob Bare in Sec. 24 in Township
of Range three.
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of George Thompson and Susanna
Booth, at the suit ofJohn r. Dunlap.
.. ...... c. NJ. MORROW,
.. Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
April 9Th 1879 S45O
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EO =. RE n T

TIlHE undersigned, as guardian of George NJ.
l Weisent, offers for rent the Store house and
Blacksmith shop on The place of, the said
Weisent on Wills creek, near the Catholic
Church. The Store-houso is we'll furnished
with shelves and counter, and the Blacksmith Ii
shop is large one with two fire places; Also
good Dwelling house, with good Well and
Smoke hodse, and two fields for pasture
containing between j and S acres OF laud.--
Any person wishing good location for y store
or for Blacksmith shop will do we'll to exam
inc this property, which will be rented for a
term of two years, Cali on the undersigned
in Miltonsburg or on Jacob Weisent, adjoining
said premises. ADAM kREBS, Guardian.
March 30, 1859.
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al IAN ORDINANCE.

SEC. l. Belt ordained by the Mayor Re-
-fusysi1ord ar and Trustees of the town of Calais
That, between the first day of July and the
T,.Grst day of September, in each year, each per-
=" son charged with taxes i'll said Borough shall
Rhavethe privilege of working out their said
tax upon the street, at the rate of one dollar
.sA,perFday for, every able bodied man to be
VIZ worked out under the direction of the street
Commissioner, and the receipt of said street
- HTCommissioner shall be taken cash in the
s@ai'spayment of taxes due said Borough. ~
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect
siand be: in full force from and after its publ
cation. yg2f .I& = So r'-'...
---BESJ'n.-G, srocKDAIE, ! WM. HExIxc,
wv Il Recorder. Mayor.
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WOOL CARDTNG!

The undersigned are now prepared for rcard-
ing Wool on the best style. They have re-
moved their machinery to the new Steam
Mill, where they grind as well as card. They
have employed
90 FIRST RATE CARDER,
And having excellent machinery, they have no
hesitation in assuring entire satisfaction to
those who patronize them.
Wool will be received and rolls delivered at
the following places:
Jacob Roemers Round Bottom Jacob Ms
perly's Ohio township; Diehl & Weaver
Lewisville.
Rolls will be delivered in all cases within
| two weeks from the time the wool is received.
Bring the wool in GOOD ORDER with one
pound of grease to eight of wool.
! ssy'Persons from a distance can have their
rolls to take home with them.
ISAAC & GEORGE RICHNER.
| Woodsfeld, May 9th, 1859. 3m.
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DISSOLUTION Of PAR7,NERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between J. NJ. GOODWIN
& L. HORNBROOK. under the style of J. NJ.
GOODWIN 4 Co.. was. on the 2lst day of
Marh, 1859, dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm is now carried on by
L. Hornbrook & Co
All persons having claims against the
firm must present them to the undersigned,
and all persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm must call on him at once and settle
by payment or note. j.. HORNBROOK.
sardis, April 20, 1859. 3w, ,p'd.
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GT4RDLdN,.S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of the Probate Court, i'll and for Monroe
County, Ohio to me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction, the following real estate
to wit: LOT NUMBER TH1RTI-TWO, in the
town of Jamestown, in said county, On
Saturday the 2Sh dag Of Nay, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ, and i
o'clock P. NJ, of said day. Sale to be on the
premises.
TERMS-One-h half in six months, and the
residue in one year, with Interest at pei
cent. per annum; the payments to be secured
to the salts faction of the undersigned.
WIN p. RICHARDSON, Guardian of
John Fulton, lunatie.
April 9th, 1859 -S2,S5.
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The Cleveland Wool,aDspot.
Jan. 12.--6n.

Has been established over six years, 9nd 1t
affords the. subscribers much satisfaction to
know that its merits are fully appreciated ~
those who have patronized it during this en-
tire time. The change male one year ago IN
conininr its sales to cash, have met with
universal favor. It. is proposedto continue
the ca sh systom, and future consignors may
rely on the same prompt return which char
acterized our last years business. :. EP Perhaps
not quite as high figures can be- obtained by
adherina strictly to cash; but it willjnsure
prompt returns, and hundreds have, assured
us that they obtained from five to len cents .
pound more through the Depot than we're Of
fered last Spring from other sources, end No
believe this has been trne every year excep-
ting a Iew of the consig nme Ia during the Fall
ofi.ls57. 1T should, therefore, no slOager re-
main question IN, the minds of.siis CO
Wool Growers or Merchants
having Wool to dispose of;that this sSstem Of
closely classifying and handimgg xoel will
prove the very best manner of settling wool
which lIas' ye. been adopted. ,e~ysiqms
To those ,rfshing to Yea1i.e oaPhejr ~ool
as soon as shorn, .adrapces sciH 5E made
Amounting to the Value Of the Wool.
PROV vIpING THE coAseNoRs WILL ALLOW THEN
OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE FIRST Ok sARIr
PEIcEs. .. ..... ..-.. "a, .ss,a
Cash advances will be made. on receipt a
Wool or Shipping Bill, as formerly. -
We trust that the liberal Cash advances tho
long experience in the Depot business, estaA-
lished reputation of our grades among man.
ufaotures, with undivided attention 10 our con.
signors' interests, will insure us liberal pat
ronagc. GooDALE& Co.
Cleveland, April Is, 1859. -s,'g = 4.
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DR.. HADRMAN treats Consumption, Bro n
chitis, Laryngitis, Asthma, and adj diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, by Medical Inhalation.
DR.. Hardman uses no mineral posons.
DR.. Ha-dman does not tear down the system
to build up again. ...
Dr. Hardman does not make sick to make
well.
DR.. Hardman will not prescribe without a
prospect of beuefting his patients.
DR.. Hardman has recorded the names of all
his patients in books, and has now over $4,000
cases.
DR.. Hardman will carry with him his medi-
icines and will be prepared to furnish patients
with appropriate remedies, strictly from the
vegetable kingdom.
"We use such balms as have no strife
With Nature or the laws of life;
With blood our hands we never stain.
Nor poison men to ease their PAIN
DIR. Hardman does not charge for consulta-
tion. -,.-
DR.. Hardman treats all chronic or long
ding diseases of the Lungs, Livers, Stomach
Bowels, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain, Heart, Nerves
Womb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &C., Scrofula
Fits, Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skin Dis
eases, Fever Sores, Catarrh, Seminal Weakness
Neuralgia, Whites, Insanity, Dyspepsia, Gid
diness, Heat of Urine, Syphilis, Piles, Sick
Headache, Enlarged Tonsils, &c.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

David N. Rodgers, John H. Rodgers, Mary
Rodgers, Frlstram J. Rodgers, Abigail A. Rod
gers, William Rodgers, sidnor Starky and Eliza
Ann starky his wife, John Fisher and Rachel
J. Fisher his wife, will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them on the 10Th day of
April A. D. 1859, in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Monroe by
James Denbow and Rebecca Denbow his wife,
and is now pending wherein the said James
Denbow and Rebecca Denbow, his wife
demands partition of the following real estate,
to wit: The south east quarter of section
twenty live in township six of range six, and
that at the next term of said court the said
James Denbow and Rebecca Denbow his wife,
will apply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
-f'a JAMES DENBOW,
He REBECCA DENBOW, his wife,
April q, 1859. 6w
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ID IE u

April 26th 1859, MRS. PAMELA JONES,
aged 66 years, months, and thirteen days,
d. wife of Amos B. Jones of Center township.
aLg She died in the faith of her Saviour and
blessed resurrection unto immortal life, bey-
ond this vale of tears. %
"Jesus can make dying bed,
Feel soft as downy pillows are;' p.
While his breast lean my head,
=. m And breathe my life out sweetly there"
: TJg,j,s e.. -.-.~ WATTS. 81
1.-The oceased has left numerous relations and
friend 5, as well the members of the Baptist
Church, of which she has been long worthy
member, to mourn her loss.
On the Sd of April in Perry township,
DENNIS McMENAMA, in the 23 year of his
age. -
-9God tells us by this mournful death
How vain and fieeting is our breath; ..
And bids our souls prepare to meet
III, The trial of the judgment seat. ,
There was one of your number a youth in
bloom
Who was called by death away and was laid in
Az Sthetomb, -
Although he lies sleeping beneath the silent
1T, : clod, ..- .....
=, His voice to you is saying, 'prepare to meet
:. ,.~,,,a thy God" .. -. .,.- :. d
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n<s-Our intelligence from different parts
of the country respecting the condition of
this wheat crop &e- is quite encouraging.
! If some extraordinary calamity does not
intervene, there is no reason to believe
but that the present year will be one of
Agreat abundance and prosperity.