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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23


az r ALL FIGHTS COMMENCED. We are in
formed that rough-and- stumble fight occur
req at Placerville on Wednesday evening. IN
which about a dozen. men took a hand bnt
no serious damage was done to any; black
eyes and bloody noses were common SIGHT
in the streets next morning. A friend writing
from the Payette, says fight took place
there short time since between two Marines
named respectively Joe and Jim in wbioS
mar flew like feathers from a tick torn open
in the wind Joe bit off Jim,s head and In
kicked Joe's bowels out, after which It took
several men and dozen buckets of water -
part them. We saw oneman beunce.a beavg
dpmb-bell off of ahothers head IN Main
street the other day; whose face indicated
that he had been roughly handled himself
before be got the iron in his hand. We had
no Spring fights to speak OF, and now the Fail
nght5 are setting in lively, and everything
BIDS fair for successful fighting season.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

No STAGES from Salt Lake yet, It is un-
derstood, upon what authority we know not,
that Holiday & Co. have got an extension of
20 days time in which to start.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
,rritory of Idaho, g Gin the Dist. Court,

T' casny Of # ss59 t9S End P 5a S9n' Dist
Rosa Foster VS.. John Foster. To John Foster:
TN the name Of the people of the United States
L in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby no>
titled that there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial
District of said Territory, in idaho city, Boise
county, the complaint of Rosa Foster praying for
the dissolution Of the bonds Of matrimony existing
between you and the said plaintiff, on the ground
of habitual drunkenness and that unless you sp-
pear and answer to said complaint within one
month after the date hereof, judgment will be ia
ken against you by default and said plaintiff win
apply to sad court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. In testimony whereof, l. John G.
ii. Henley, Clerk Of said Dist. Court, have
(LS) hereunto set my hand andaffixed the seal
of said court, at Idaho city, this 18th day
of July, A D 1864. JOHN G. HENLEY,
44w4 Clerk Dist Court.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

FUNERAL OF G. B1AszKowER.-On Monday
last, large procession followed the remains
Of G. Blaszkower to the grave, where they
were deposited according to the ancient rites
of the order Of F. 4 A. NJ, of which he was
an exemplary member in life, and by which
he is lamented in DEATH Idaho Hook &
Ladder Co.. of which he was a member, turn
ed outin uniform. PASSIONS brass band with
mufied drum, lent solemnity to the sad coca
sion.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

RELIGIOUS, Father Mesplie at Centerville
in the morning, and at St. Joseph's church in
the evening.
Preaching at the Protestant church by Rev.
3, Hamilton in the morning, and Rev. Mr.
Beaohman, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, in the evening. Sunday School At
Buena Vista at 8 A. M, and in the church At
Jpn. Mr., Kingsley has gone to Portland
and will return with Sunday School Libra
~. and perhaps bell for the church.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

ATTENTION is directed to the Tax Collectors
notice in another column. Poll-tax will rise
a peg after the first Of August-bettera attend
toit h
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
FOR SALE.

100 lbs. Type Metal, which, for machine
boxing Is considered equal if supe to Rabbits
metal. Boise NEWS Office
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

THE public are warned against purchasing or tradine
1 for one note drawn by H. j. Grow in favor of Henri
Coad for $3.50 and something over; one note made bv Fl
>. Crow and Henry Coad in favor Of J. W. vii
favor of James Andrews for $50; and one by saminc
Fornan, for 5000 and over in favor of VIM Sharp AS tn
same are lost, and payment stopped The dates an.
precise amounts not remembered. The finder will cor
fer favor by having the at the office of the Cr
Of Ihe Dlstflet court. HENRY COAD.
Idaho city, Judy %. n44-w2
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

A SUPPLEMENT to the next number of the
News will be issued, containing the letter
list of Wells, Fargo & Co. atPIacervilIe, Cen
teryille and Pioneer.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
lI)ief,

At his residence East Hill in this city Of congestion
Of the lungs, July IT, G. BLAszKowER in the - wear Of
his age Deceased leaves wife and Family to mourn his
loss. " iiiS
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

COUNTERFEIT gold dust is becoming plenti-
full in this market we have in our possession
a sample that was played onto friend of
ours.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

Mrs. CHAs. GEFzLER. Weregret to learn
that this favorite actress purposes retiring
from the stage, and that already propositions
are on foot for her farewell benefit. Ofcourge
we in common with the patrons Of the drama
IN general, would be most happy to see her
receive from the citizens of Idaho a grand
testimonial Of their admiration Of her as an
actress and an estimable, amiable lady, yet we
hope she will postpone for a long time her re-
tirehaent from a profession which she 50 much
adorns bF her chaste and natural acting. The
ladies We leTn have determined to offer Mrs
&. their in luence and countenanee in the
q farewell benefit, and for that pur-
p 2s6 are signing and soliciting signatures to
a correspondence. The benefit will take place
at the@enny Lind Tbeater ia about ten DAYS
from this time, and viii doubtless be one oil
the grandest theatrical demonstrations eYerI
known to occur In this country.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

INCORPORATION. --Astor Gold and Silver
Mining Co. Filed July 18th, 1864. Incor-
Porators-A. N. Miller, t. G. Poujade, Chag.
Bates, Franklin Cheney, P. Blossom, Jacob
Rice, L. G. Kane, R. W. Mcfarland, J. E.
Patterson, Andrew Showers. Object of Com
pany to work the Aston ledge, 6 miles north
east of Idaho city. Capital stock, 500, 900
eighteen hundred shares Of $50 each Trus-
tees first three months-Cheney, Showers
and Miller.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

TIE 'F1sRarss OF Fo1D.- The following ta-
BILE shows the value Of gold of different
grades of fneness, and may prove convenient
tor. reference, if cut out and kept in scrap
bno1y.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

CUTLER 4 WRsTBRFIE1D brought us large
bundle Of Humboldt and Washoe papers last
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

STAGES TO AND FROM BOISE CITY-Ward ~
Go. are the pioneers in staging in and out Of
Boise city their enterprise has proven a de-
cided success. 10 Leach has established a
line to Boonyille and Ruby city, which is in
successful operation, running in connection
with Ward & Co. every other day, So that
passengers can leave this city with Ward &
Co. and arrive in BoonYilIe or Ruby city in
two days by Leach's line. Charley Barnes is
actively engaged in getting up a line to run
triweekly from Boise city to the various camps
in Alturas county, and will have it going in a
short time. Preparations are on foot to ex
tend the line from DalIes to Canon city on
to Boise Holiday & Co. will pass through
triweekly each way, so that within month
there will probably be some Is stages aweek
arriving and departing from Boise city. Boise
has a mighty future in store. All the wire
working that can be brought to bear against
it, will hardly prevent the location of the
capital there next Winter.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

TN. the name Of the people of the United States
4 inthe Territory. of Idaho, you are hereby mott.
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Dist. Clerk of the End Judicial district Of said
Territory, in Idaho City, Boise county, the COM
plant of Benz NJ. Anderson claiming of you the
sum Of 1852 81, with interest, and asking judg.
ment therefor and unless you appear and answer
to said complaint within twenty days after the
service hereof II served within Boise county. with
in. thirty days if served out Of said county but
within said Judicial district, andwithin forty days
if served out Of said district [exc usve Of the day
Of serviceT judgment will be taken against yc
by default according to the prayer of said com.
plant, by order of daid District Court. In tests
mony whereof J. John G. Henley, Clerk of said
Dist. Court, have hereunto set my hand
[LS1 and affixed the seal of said Court, at Ida
no city, the 30th day Of June A D 1864.
44m3 JOHN @. HENLEY Clerk Dist. Court.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

week.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
Owner Wanted.
j.. B. Rosborough,
ATTORNE VA T-LAW.

OFFICE-On Wall street, opposite Clerks
office, Idaho city.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
Cutie Market.

NKw YoRg. August ., 1864
The receipts Of cattle at the different markets Of
,h. cl,v during the last week wee follows;
Beeves 4 Ass Cow. and Calves, l34 vesls, 1852:
Sheep and l.Anbe. 2.IVa swine, 3,gO2
Bsu~s.-The cooler avs ~ the close Of last week.
while as,,ins the meat market, hsye naturally en.
ed the butchers 10 liberal operations but
as many had supplied therseve. aud having no con-
Albany market purchased but very little. In the
Wes, the 'rsde 10 depressed. and the state Of affairs
aluiost dshe sItening, The continued diouth, too.
a. yety diacourasne effect upon the market, Tor
the farmers In the regions affected by the drought,
te.ns IN man in,tases wi.aSut iodder 9r their
atins plethora Of poor cattle, only valuable fog their
hides and bones the meat paying hardly for the dress
Inc Of the cattle. At the opening OF the market the
supply VIZ large though OF poor quality, and bua.
ness WAS lively, but II coon AZ the excitement
over the market collapsed again. aud holder found it
current Last week We quote poor aud common %
| medium at 6ailc; and medium 10 good, lYslJc {:
prime llalsc and choice. lsoc.
Nl,oh Cous.-rh. demand for mitch cows con .inues
very moderate foin MI quarters, th. purchases by
milkmen leing only TO supply immediate wants AL !,
the ew.ii stables tsiuife no etock at the moment
Prices are about the psme. We quote tcsf incuded
common to fair, sOa$jO. and extra choice, $5AelJi
| Veal Cdip,s.-N eals have been In rood demand =,
| shade better prices. The market ~ the opcnlns
wns hIln and continues 40 thfoug hout. We quote
prime heavy veals s lONalic and common fair
| 5asc.
| Sleep aud Ldp,bs.--t'nder diminishsd receipt.
shcep nnd lambs have been doing better than th ey
have i9r son iips ihe demand has become sIe.ter
trm tone L. given to the naiset. We quote CONN
70 good sheep tuiyc NJ "a. 4c and prime to choic. At
| Se.n,-rhe supply Of hoss continues 70 hn Oh
and Ut the opening oi 'he market this week thee
! not a hoe on hand They are he;innine to come Ia
again, however, though In small nufnbeIA aud the
mske; Iu..s very frn Ia consequence, prices stead
lily sdvancins At this Of the year, people d.
not eat much OF this article AID this be anot
cause for the continued fimness In thi. market VIZ
quote corn-ied at llsal2Sc; aud stiilfed NJ llslec
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20

ao6R iihs wAsn ready for . cruise. The 'une''
r,,ot-house and smoke-ssck srs set up below
decks the machinery is cornpleei' and on last
sssurdsy four pounds Of steam were ap'
pliod. and 40 successfully that " gre'ui
exsoclcd tho antacipr,ions OF tic builders. TIC
yri,um engine, for cor,dcnsng steam for the small
enrlpea Is built on an entirely new principle
O. Ally is this the case IN regard to the way ne
I. .ary rnosion s applied. 1t works 70 percet'h
whencver the au,i critics at Washington wish 10
,css the engines Of the vessel they can do &C. as 'he
,rn.ces are already Glle, aud only wat the tnn'ch
Of ,Ls engineer. When the vessel IS laden. 'ef
sssiss win te two fee, above the water l!ne; hu''
properly speaking, the Le.gh, o, the vessel ato'.
The wafer line will H. a.con icci, which is 'he op
< the ,urrct for II 10 well known that The hA,cAe'
,ss bstssned down and made wetor-ti'Ls and h0
40 b. removed ON n sen voyage. Ampc arrange
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
DOMESTIC sAnxr,s AND wmoLrsAlr rnlcrs crunr,r,


Nav YoGK, sArunpAH August Is, 1854
..C0a, B.-Java, 5isss ST. Domingo, 9sai4 RIO
Cotton, ib.--Mid. New Orleans, II.; Mid. Upland,
D9m.:tie goods, ya,a sh,rtins, brown .s.,a.
67Sa1Tt Drilling, brown, 81 llsje do bIcsshed, 6Vs
ss fiannes Scaso; sntinets, 'S,i 2sh,
20 bry scale eSaa 90; Pick. salmon, j, e
- Mackere. l. .. Ooa2d w; herrines, j, box,
I!our and Nesi, bM.-Genessee, ext, 10 sail 70 .
Ohio, c. to f. 10 s,siO g1 T. seI b. - eSslg "
Vsnsdl4n,c. Z. 5Nl2 80 Rye -four, oaiO w. Corr.
nJ .sR,; ~ Sis 5s5Appdysins; pdsy ,s Sss Ss 10
as s.; CurIants, zO'a2i; Almonds s2sa5 DO shell.
Grain, Su,h, -whest, III. WI. 9 Soa2 10; Canadian
Barley, nominal Oats state, 99al "; Canada, w.
Lu,nbr.-Ost logs and pk,, IS oCs4O Oo EYt
Spruce % ooa26 U Slaves, bbls. and hhds., 2sai w
Moia:sss, Osi,-New Orleans 9saI 25; Porto Rico,
NV. GOAL "; Cuba NUS do, sGa9o Cuba clsyed'
Os.an0live, gall, 1858 sS Olive, basket. 3 g.
wh.s seal * kSTOsiSs M SS. :, S.ss %, n Rem
W Is cssC o. PORK clear % % new, 50 ocsss 81 r me-.
80 OOato u Dopr. W, "a Sa- Lard, per lb., 2osa
Il. Butter ,sg arrange 90" aoaAi do state' 4saS!
sry,ts. g%I@Xcohol, gal. 8 5sas 90; Brandy, o,,a.
III, GA, ~; 81. Cpor. sSss so; AM pure, ID
-; Gin, Anu 1876; whi'key, AM, I 7Oai 50 !
"s S.aSs,, ID S.Sss Orleans, giaa.x do clarified, 3,
az ro,tS stS Rico s'ss4T Brown aud yellow 9ias'
isa lb,-iy .On, sSsl 50; Young do, ccs1 IS; Hy.
son skin, Sal 20 Gunpowder and Imp, gos2 ~
0olone and Nneyons, iSal co. souchons and Con-
Iobdcc0 aKen,uety: lt,ss.C; Cuba, S9,sa,j s.; %
misos Rss Ss2s S4In sssni s.s No. ei si ss Es.
S Sss ais sa s :?s XS pulled sss sssss 4
rican, washed, 5sa6o Smyrna do sesSs.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
GENERAL. GRANT.
The Explosion at City Point. Etc.

U,,d,v,yieys. A,mv O, the POtonae. Aug. H.
,sa. IN. cau. of IN. explosion IA, CITY p,iu, has
No, v., hoe, sscc,,.in.l and probably never will
~. os ,be o,,v ncrsops who could give ANY aeeoup,
If ,h. ,p.,,.r war. ,bose an, ,h. boat N, the time
aud ma an. of ,bsm Ia believed IN have ..c,ned
rber. uer, sv. or six so,J,er, ON uuard On the
v..o.i and ,bev with a nuober of ,ilers. uere
.,,o,,.d !, ssb,n, q, the time Nom. of them buv.
s,nce be.n found. OF the lsru. crowd of negro
,.horer. a, work ON tho boat. thar. were sbou,
twenty. five dead found and allowing for those
hu,,, overheard and nisaine,. there were Il, l,ast
soy killed. The number injured IA believed to lie
.l,u, ons hundreI shd being scattered in dir.,en,
pl.ces their names cannot be ascert.inei, One
man who had t.-p ken, prisoner at rvadouar,ers
for sx or seven months, condemned % the Dry
Tortugas. AND hal been psrd ned, was On h, way
home. He ws- visiting a companion on the boa,
a, the time was bio vn into the river and his body
was found three mic. below Guy Point. A mum.
Ter OF instances OF narrow escapes sre related
| many of which seem almost iniracl A 1ls
wb, ti. effects of the exposion and the ey,a a, of
the ruin CAUSED N seen, II is surprisug tnt Lou--
| snd,> instesd Of LuAd.,i,, were not .nv,vet in
The ea,astrophs 4 solder OF the F,ur.h Uuit,sr
States regulars wa OF guard ut the river bark 1t
III, time. Some os hl coinraI . .,e'ag the ir
! filed with n,iss les tod him 10 run ard hide But
he refused to leave hs post and fortunately esca i
/ injury. The same nnra wSs tired four wears ago
f,r ,one offence for which 10 was sentencci 10 for
f,t nll pay trcrt,ng one dollar per month durin.
the rcmainde, Il bis service few days ago he
received a notice. through the Aljutant General.
oEce, Tat the spe had been rernl,tci for l.llant
scr-iccs in 'ront of che enemy. Ihi, ac, of brave.
~, in remaining a, his post, regardless OF danger
shows how we'll be deserved tho consideration Of
the Government. large force o, laborers are
clearing away the rubbish At the Ian ling q, IL
ss,i ,hu, severaI barrels Of human remains uc,,
''' Z,
''unr 'h's''nins'ea win ue fD'0N n'ne o. when
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20

tiss o. vaynA CAyugs, OswsRQ Ss6ssson'
b. LswTsnce, Franklin end Clinton, end This ordey
viii continue In force unless revoked until the br.
gsdes In the several districts embroccd In ths
atove counties shall respcct vclv report ~ lea w.,
such arrangements ~ will enable you 70 guard
against any invasion Of our territory By rlarau.
ders. Contracts for subsistcnce will Ia made by
you pursuant TO instructions from the Adjutsni-
General who will iasie such further Orders as the
eMgcncy Of the service may require.
tSgnedg JOSIAH r. MILLER,
1nspctor seperHl
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
The Confederate eu,s,.. s..-as, IN n. p,..yhll.,

The Confederate guunoae selma IN we mrsnvnies
comet Lieut.. Conn. saacr Jagest : "a itit Roysi,
Lieut., CG%%.nj.s Ghirnss; sss s sss s,1 suiis, @
foeis, Morgan AID l,.inca ioo .s, me- The sl.is
Of Foit Morgan ord ,.Ws our 'n'--,A.ln woule r'Oh-
lby bs capture in 'hc couIte u ye.iciy -.
Tho I. ). Moai, Chio ksssw. i.e",. Com. Perkins,
ceicd ssan "r I" S fcr a. ;oSs s,s ~ a ,Gr ;bs
Si tuned @ asd nd nd, T ai5- v.gS''v ,or h, hour
with Linen .,htl. .'ort rosci va finally eva.
ualcd and a, II oc'ok a. night w~ blown up by Tue
on courpe, % the rete, vs-.c.s concepi rated ther
FL. r.ueiphiy ulon. het, s..e asetod ihe Iese
loas. The totai fs ,id los. including thu, 4
the Tccuinseh, (which VA blown up by the tor
pdo aud .unk,l in Killed, wounded and mifsine' we
ON the Tenne..ce there we're ~ officers and about
1gu mon, Adinira Buchanan conn, anding. hmons
the oihceIs tesides were Capt Johnfon and Lleus'
BlaoiOrd and " bartou.
THE letters we pullsb from our regular ara
aTocol cores cspoldcrts and that compiled from
NV Orleans papers, is not ~ laic as the accounts
received through rebel sources of the capture OF
Fort Gaines. |, nevertheless furnishes more de-
ta,lh and beng the Juion account, Is more sat-.
| fYc,ory.-ED suS
REBEL REPORTS.
| Washiso,on, August il.-Tne Richmond TX.
AMIN ~ OF the 1gtb has the following
Monte august y Hon y. r. kdilorp Secrs-
! tdrg o/ the Ndry:-fhe enemy steamed In through
the main entrance with four monitors and about
sixteen heavy vessels Of war. TIE recunseh, corr,
% %h'"ei ~, ~ y, N'a,..i .,w W. ,,'iN, b. ph,i,ir,%
~ e,' " apI 10 S"',n ,i r. 81 pI ,,,,i
mn.n = I IJu,! ~, - =, 80, t,ii",,a |
, ihuIi "li1 49,. ~, u, a.. u ~. - ~ h r. :. u.r
oy ine tenanu.i VI Wy ~ , ~ ~ n
un's' ~ Iu'' oe M "pon , =, " ~ ~
@ ane iruncsce''he NJ. An' '' y 49,. - ' = -
ne io.es y. ,s 'ar.'' nu u'a., va ,,'I heavv
rsnge o' Wv ,o''e, anu p,,.a,o 80,
nie 'i.O . wy .a,'nb ~ n III, 60 c. ~, ~ o. 50,
~ ~ 'on ~ w. Wv ,nv ~, - s,i,, ,,,, a.,
"o's"n ln 'ius'us , ',,,ul.Iou. .r -, g. ~,
r. , anu .'s .'.s", i ,a,n,,J ~,
sAl' nc ic,insss.e' So W ~, ~ ~ I,,,'a, Gh
war 'I,c 49,. 80 a' a'.t ~ o. ,.l,. =. 49,
surreua're' yer .c' e, n' ' ~, ',
sHrcu a"sS' ep'rSs W. ''PPp,s''' He, a., =, . - r. "
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
Frontier Defenoes.

Syracuse Aug, IA. The following important
order has been issued by Gov, Seymour with re-
gard to the frontier dcfeuces. Brig. Gen. Green
publishes general order, in which he assumes
command and Is making "details to patrol the bor-
ders OF the State
STATE OIL New YohK,
INSPECTOR GRS EsAL'5 OHPIcL
ALBANY, Aug. 12 1854. ,
To Brig Gen. John 4 Green, Commando 24th
Brigade, National Guard, SyrdnLss:
General--The Governor being informed that evil
disposed persons gathered in considerable mum.
bcrs in the adjoining Canadian Provinces, and that
there is danger that they may make attack upon
some Of our frontier towns, the Northern
boundary of the State from the East iine VI
the county Of Monroe 70 the Wess line of the
State Of Vermont, Is placed under your mil'
,sssy charge, EaN wv aRbfaes ~ sssa'
The weekly sun., 1864-08-20
Wholesale Prices sf Country Produce.

M" fOhA, WedhtsdAy, Ausust II, ls6t
The imitation OF all articles OF commerce. while 40.
psrent giving aheslthfu toue to all produce, still
has resulted la feeling OF unssfety among eli iu.er
ested, which caused dulnes& aud limiis tanss.
tions to the Immediate necessities. The market for
butter Is hrmer, ~ farmers are holdinz bach ther
stocks In anticipation Of further adv .,os in vie OF
the SCARCITY. Inc receipts ugh but stiIl exceed
the demand. which is measer. fhe cooler weather
lLeuce are letter Good applcs sell readily Al fvn
hrure. Pears are not plenty: Peaches are srrivins
more eey, and ssli quick. Black be are plenty
~ ioiniee y ,ood trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-04
New Value of Sorghum.

The inestimable value Of this production is
only. beginning to be appreciated by onr peo-
pie. 1t may not be generally known that
the grain or seed constitute an excellent and
prolific breadstuff. A correspondent writing
10 us on the subject, from Petersburg, says !:
Al had fifty bushelsof the seed which !
raised last year, and short time ago | took
six Bushels to the mill and gotlt ground INTO At
-four, and have been using it in m9 islnily
for bread for several days. It makes Ecally
rood loaf bread aud light rolls, but still BET
ter e batter bread; in that vs57it can't be beat,
if baked in the. .erdinsry way Of h:lki"e buck
yheaE cakes. Besides ii makes fue chop for
horses. Mine is the red -sced.-Lynchburg
Virginian.