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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.

Around her wais. | put my arm
1t felt as soft as cake,
"Oh, DEAR" says she, "what Liberty
You printer men do take y
"Why, yes, my Sal, my charming gal,
q squeezed her some, | guess,
Can you say augh. against
The freedom Of the Press ~
kissed her some-I did. by gum
She colored like a beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost TOO good 10 eat.
| gave another bus, and then
Says she. al do confess
| rather kinder sorter like
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11

A high officer OF the Sons Of Temper
snce presented himself with the smell Of
erog he bad been drinking upon bin. ct
the door OF "Division" for admission.
vas waited upon by an Irish sentinel. to
whom he gave the password. when the
following p sssd:
"Sm." said be. IAN yfz are Mister
O'Wnsh,. the Grand Worthy Patriarch
Of the State Of Kbainiueky, DO be aiiber
bslsyin.
"Yes." said Jim, "yoU ere perfectly
right my friend; bu, Why DO you sex the
question -
ITO TELL you the truth. then sir. and
shame tue devil" said Pet. "yez do be
havin' the right passsord for Son Of
TEN persnoe, entirely, bot by the Holy
ST.. Patrick. yez got the ,Orong smell"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-11
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

PLlAsANT Hull, MMN.,
April 9, 1866.
DIR. G. w. ROBACK,
Dear Sir:-Last
fall my wife had the
Liver Complaint SO
bad she was able to
sit up but a few min
utes at a time. l
had a physician doc
toring her. for some
time, but the medi-
cine he gave her
seemed to do her but
little or no good. |
was advised to get
her a bottle Of your
Bitters, and let her
try them, and see if
they would help her.
So l thought if one
bottle would be good
two would ne better,
and l got her two
bottles, and when
she had taken the
last bottle she
could do most of her
house work. l got
her one more which
entirely cured her,
and she looks the
best / have seen her
for four years. We
recommended them
to several of our
neighbOrs who have
used them with great
success.
ORv1s A. MASON.
| June Ia. tJ-,.i.i
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AZ ENiNSL f.. N4i@.
THE Adver'!acr. having teen f'eiofN .q 'a'i'h u
Few weeks, tya verr simple rtlc'y, H.ef At'i's sAi
cred several years with lung aeiicn ana that
Tread disease Cnnbanption--s anxious to make known
TO his fellow. sufferers the means Of cure
To ell who desire IT, he will sand copy Of the pre-
scrpton used tee Of charged with the directions fol
preparing anc using the tame which they viii fnd :
SURE CrEs CoksoM'Tios, ASTHMA, BRoscn'fis, etc
The object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
IS to benefit the afflicted. and spread information which
he conceves to be nvausble and be hopes every suf
ferer will try his remedy, M II will try his remedy, as
will cost him nothing and prove blessing.
Parties wishnc the prescripspn. VIII please address
Lrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
June T. 'CD-lv Williamsburg Kingscnuny, n. v
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The Late Eclipse An Old Negro
and His Chickens.

DIR. Peters. the eminent astronomer
connected with Hamilton COLLEGE. went
West to observe the tale cci,psc 81 the
Run. While there an amusing inciucntI
occurred which is told by a gentleman
present al the time, who says tha; the e,-
feet Of the eclipse upon the animal crca-
ton has been exaggerated. Horses or
cattle ln,id little or no attention. Crea-
tnrcs that are accustomed 10 go TO some
particular place mt dark did start for their
places, and undoubtedly in some dismay.
Birds were apparently ast0nishcd by be-
ing suddenly caught out late, and must
have iaIcied that they had absent-mind-
eddy neglected to notice sunset. They
flew rapidly. An old rooster took to
the fence and folded himself up. hut in
two minutes and fiity-two seconds he
crowed Justify. 1t was very short
night 10 him.
saturday morning DR.. Peters reques-
ted an old negro living near his obscrva-
tory to watch carefully his big flock OF
hens, for al 4: "a they would 90 roost. =
After the eclipse was over he came. evil
IDENTITY much excited. allow was il ~
said the doctor. beats de dcbbil," said
the negro. "Whcn dc darkness come
cbry chick'n run for dc hole ia de barn.
DE t'ust ones got in, and dc next ones
run obcr one annudder, and de last ones
dcy squat right down in de grass. How
long you know dis ting was a coming?'
"Oh, reckon we knew it more than q
year," said the doctor. "lScats de deb
bill! Here YOU away in New York
knowd a year ago what my chick'Ds was
gwinc TO do dis berry afternoon, and YOU
.ncbbcr sec dc chick'ns aforc nudder!"
Utica Observer.
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FAY EvERroN, IND., Aug. II, 1859.


On. &. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: This
will certify that was attacked with the
winter fever in the spring of 1857, and
after trying various remedies without
any relief, ! concluded otry your Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. which cured me
entirely in short time. ] was also la
boring under an attack of the putrid sore
throat at the same time. NY wife had
been subject to the palpitation of the
heart. neuralgia, general debility, for
several years, when, after using the
same remedies, her general health is
much improved and improving. Being
satisfied that your medicines are an il.
valuable remedy, send you this to be
published, If you think proper, that 9TH
ers similarly affected may have the bene-
fit Of my experience, and wishing you
great success / remain your sincere
friend, DAVID WEIGH.
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President Grants Son.

The Oswcg0 Advertiser Of July 31st
say,; Cadet +. ID. Grant, son Of The
President, has been stopping with Cadet
J. II. Pardcc a few days. Yesterday
they. with others, went to visit the Rich.
mond trout ponds, intending TO return
ut four o'clock. IL was dropped along
the road that young Grant was abroad
and was coming back at four o'clock. =
The good people of Pulaski, anxious to
see the son OF Ulysses, and to ''rcnder
unto Caesar the things that are Cesar's."
gathered ut the depot in great dumbers
TO have look mt The young lion For
some reason young Grant concluded not
10 come at 4. but Pardec was Obliged to
return on business. Conductor Hunt
good soul sympathizing with the Pilas-
Iii people, and judging that it would be
better 10 give them glimpse OF cadet
uniform than to disappont them entire.
", suggested to young Pardee that he
had better take seat in the baggage car,
and when they got to Pulaski. just step
10 the door and take a view pf the scene.
The train hundred in and Stacked up at
the station omid an eager gaping crowd
Conductor Howard got of and il wa:
whispered around "he's in the baggage
car" "A rush was made for the said car
and presently cadet uniform appeared
on the platform, and a simultaneous
shout went up from the enthusiastic Pu
laskitcs while such remarks rs these were
heard in the crowd; He looks just likt
the old mani" "IIe's chip OF the OLE
block" lies fine looking anyhow.
"Ilurrah for Grant : and hurrah they
did with will, as the train moved OF
with Grant % bowling his adieux iron
the platform In the most gracious man
her.
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B U L LIS
w orm Destroyer
vnLAsow, WALKS Co., Ga.
June 2y;h. 1860.

In Jors BrIl-Desr Sir: have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and find wondsriully
ecacous II has not failed IN single instance TO have
the wished for effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article VI this kind
am free confess that know u remedy recon-
mended by the sbest authors thai nd speedy
in its Effects On the contrary they unccrtsn b. he
extreme Ny object in writing you Is 10 find Upon
Whist terms get the medicine directly from ,cu II
get upon easy terms, shall great deal II
that the Of such articles contrary tbt,
teaching practice Of great msjcr yo the regular
line If H. DIS, but nojusi good sense dis
csrding remedy which know TO be efficient, simply
because may he ignorant Of it, combination For my
part shall make IL rule to all and any al
levate suffering humanity which psy be able to CON-
mend not hestatng because some one more ingenious
thar myself may have learned It's effects first ard s~cursd
the sole right that knowledge HoWty er atm ~
no an advocate or supporter Of the houspcs &
WORTHLESS tina, Hood the country that purpor "a
all VI disease TO which huuisn esh L herr
Please reply soon, and inform Of your best terms
lam, sir, nost respectfully,
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~ the latest and most elegant style which he warrants
o be- good ran he got anywhere Persons wishing
any of these articles will find II TO their Vantage u call
and anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ny~ Repairing and orseshoeng VI all kinds done on
Short notice and reasonable terms.
April %. '69-y SEBASTIAN kCEBLER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

"The Board Of Public Works of
Chicago, have decided to prepare plans
for another tunnel under the lake, to be
sixty feet beneath the surface, running
under the main and south branches Of
the river, and north side, to about Thir-
ty-sccond street OH the west side. The
work will ocnpy three years, and to COM
pletc It will cost @1,5OO,OOO.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTl.FNhN who Suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature DECAY md all the effects Of Youthful
ndiscTc,'on, viii for the sake Of suffering hnmfniy
send free all who need IT, the receipt and directions
for making the sinp. remedy by which he was cured
sufferers wehing oproi by the ady'rsers experience
ran do 50 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
Junr l. 'GV-ly No. ~ Cedar street. New York
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Nt- iltutAIi FNTI|l
.. tts n; e'rsN rtIiOrfe' NJ ~ 4rs -
.eiai, +ie. srih,lupsirn .,cc.fts ~. 81 knog NJ
them De prnu.i.. Jhc ai.Ll n.s ilcwr 60 n" pgi-
mi letters copies ~ which pear below The prsprie
Tors VI these medicines authorize 10 say tha they
will give oi ten thousand dollars 10 any person
who will show that any Of the letters referred
authentic. They have been sent unsolicited, and the
company have in their possession 5000 Of similar
character Any Druggist can satisfy the most skeptics
lof the value Of those truly wonderful agents, "BAcss
ST0mAcu BITTERk KonAcK's ScAEriNAvIAx BLOOD Prm-
rIrn Am RInnn pILISV
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Extra special Notice.

Beware of Commercials! Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been counoreiied and the countcrieiter brouget 10
grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR John Bulls private
Stamp on each toe. DE John Pull only has he right
to manufacture aud sell the orig nal John Smiths Tonic
syrup Of Louisville. Kentucky Examine well the label
each bottle DO purchase you will he deceived
See my Goldman advertisement. and my rhow card.
will prosecute my Infringing on my right. The genu-
inc an,iis Tonic Syrup only he prepared BY my
self.
TuE II Biio's SERVANT.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louis, lie. Ken'rcky, April 30 lo5s,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

10 Returns from the California cleo
ton indicate q Democratic majority in
the Legislature. McCoppin was re-elec-
ted Mayor Of San Francisco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

T1>HE proprietor ofthis celebrated
Tor superiority overall reiudies offer the
public for the CERTAIN AID rrRnAAsAT cure Of Agus
and Fever Chs and Fever whether " short long
anding. He refers 10 the entire Western end South
country to bear him Testimony the truth VI
the assertion that IN whstever will fail tosure.
II the directions strictly followed out, Ia great
many single dose has BEEN sufficient fer ,prs,
and whole families have been cured ty single bottle,
with perfect restoration Of the general health. 10,
however prudent and In every more certain toepre.
II it's use L continued smaller doses for week Or i've
after the disease has been checked cspsciay diff
hcult long standing Usually this medicine
will require any aid 10 keep the In good order
should the patient however. require cs'hartic ed-
cine. after having taken three four doses Of the Tone
ia single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
DR. JOIN BULLS Principal OFes.
No. 20. Fifth, Cross street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

@Thc San Francisco Bulletin SAYS
General Rosccrans will make five mil
California.
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Special Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN.
FOR YOUNG ME

On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate
Sent In scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge Adj
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, pox r.. PmlsnlErnI.,
pr>e June T. 69-ly
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DR.. John BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
ASp ans
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER:

BrxroS BARRACKS, Missouri. April 70 lsse. .
Ia. JoHN BtiL-Desr Sir. knowing the efficiency Of
your Sarsspsria and the he ling and beneficial Quail:
has IL possesses, sent you be following siat.m.nt IL
my case.
WAS wounded about two years ago-~as taken pris-
orer and confined for six months Being moved 80 Of
ten my wounds have not healed yet. have not sat ID
. moment since wsS wounded an shot through tie
hips NY general health Is impaired and need some
thing TO assist nature ] have more faith in.our Sar-
saparilia than anything else. wish that ID Is ernu.
Inc Please express me half dozen Lottie.ssnd otgs
CArTAlN e. p. JOHNSON
81. Louis. Missouri.
p. S-Thc following was written April 10. lsCe, BIZ
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother Of Csptsin johnson.
DIX. BrtL-Dear Sir; Ny husband, pr' e. 8 johnson
.kiuil surgeon and phys IN Central n. T..
where he died leaving the above c. r. johnson TO my
care At thirteen years Of age he had chronic darrhs
and scrofula, for which gave him your Sara aparlla-
n CURED INN. have for ten years Recommended IL
many In New York Ohio. and Lows. for scrcfua fevor
sores and general deby Perfect success has Atttnsd
ed IL. THE yFrrrTrp cAsrs or rtaovrio
AND rEvrR SORES wEwy ALMOST MRACuIots. I an an1-
ous for my 70 again have recourse your Ssreap.
ara. Heis fearful Of getting spurious article. hence
his writing 10 you for H. His wounds terrible, bat
Il believe he will recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JchXsoN.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
SUMMARX STArRAEENT
or THE
nnsa Asscts ST tho City OF
CharlostOn-Salartes Paid by tho City,

In pursuance Of the resolution offered last
May by alderman 7. J.. Maekey. providing that
the City Treasurer should furnish summary
statement OF the Indebtedness Of the city, set
ting forth the amount OF it's funded debt, and the
respective periods at which the interest on the
same will fall due. Also, statement of the
assets of the city, whether in bonds stooks
mortgages, money or realtles. Also, a list OF
all officers and agents IN the pay OF the city, TO-
gether with the amounts of their several sala-
RES per annum, the Treasurer submitted re-
port sho1 tly after the adoption of the resolu-
tion. It was not published then, but has been
OF late, and from the printed report we CON
dense the folio wing:
CRY INDEBTEDNESS ON 1sr APRIL 1869.-Is
sues of i've per ceut. stock $22 600; Issues of
six per cent. stock. IS 086 1856 II; quarterly IN
April July and october. SIC $40 35; issues six
per cent. bonds of 1853 and 1854 with coupons,
payable semi-annual!y ia March and Septem-
issued in 1867 TO tour parties, from whom
9nnaraoerly n aoy prepayment OF interest is required.
ASSETS OF Cry COUNCIL, 1sr MAY. 1S68.-Blue
northeastern Railroad Stock, $40 600; Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad stock, 500. 900;
Cha Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock,
SOCK S a5 osss
Gates for interest, $3391 80. BoNDs-South
Carolina Institute lLoanl $4,000; Church
& Elfe, $3.50; Citadel Square, $l7 500; F1elo
Officers Fourth Brigade, $3.50; Sundry per-
sons for filling up cts by order Of Mayor,
and Board Of Health accounts with City
Attorney. for collection, $6,772 40; Charles
ton Library Society. $500; Washington Fire
$26 0O0. Total. 81 992, ,628 80.
ASSETS OF GENERAL SINKING FUND-Bond
account. 81 AT .9N. STOCK AcooUNT--Clty SIX
per cens. stock $5992; "a United States Bank
shares $88; 1884 Charleston Gas Company,
.6OO; 11OO Spartanburg and Union, $50 600;
1856 6-S4 as Nashville and Chattano ooga Rail-
road Company, $685., ,406 rs; 92OO Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company. $3.50 600; 654
Greenville and Columbia Railroad $13 $50; 1873
81, ,O46 675.
ASSETS ORPHAN HOUSE. 4,577 20;
stocks. 174,18 As. Total, 17s 761 65. :.
ASSETS HIGH SoHooL.-City 6.per cent. stock,
81 99l.
AssETs COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. CITY 6 per
cent. stock, % 391; city per cent. stock,
ii 900. Total, "a 381.
The REAL ESTATE Property comprising va
cant lots, wharves. the two batteries, engine
houses, bathing house and public buildings
generally. is mentioned in detail, but the value
is not attached. It is estimated that the whole
reaf estate property, exclusive OF the public
buildings and parks is worth about 81, ,OOO, 900.
SALARIES PAID By THE CITY.-The total
amount Of salaries paid per anuum to CITY
officers, including Mayor, police, clerks, teach
ers, &c., is $159,741 96. 4
. NJ
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LECTURE TONIGHT. A. D. Phillips will
deliver lecture IN the Citadel square Baptist
Church at 'lalfpast eight O'Clock tonight. Mr.
Phillips has Just returned from Africa, where
he has been as missionary. He has been, per.
haps, farther into the interior OF Africa; than
any ether white man. and his accounts of the
manners and customs Of the savage inhabi
tants will be both instructive and entertain
inc
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Auction Sales This Day.

Larrca& BRUINS will sell at ii O'Clock, at the
old Postofice. real estate, &c. ~
KNOX DAILY & Co. will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, household furniture. i.snhs /,
:! ;!l1JxEFoRDs.d 90. will sell at IA O'Clock, on
Marshall's wharf. black peas. si.a ~ n.sac'
LAUREL Il ALExANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store. butter. hams, shoulders and
matches. M 't,~4a
q. W.. STEFFENs will sell at half-past 8
O'Clock, at his store. shoulders, hams, &C.
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MERCANTILE PRINT1Na.-An kinds OF mer-
camille printing. such as circulars. letter heads
cards. bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ng-rooms and offices. promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates sor
cash, at TIE Naws JOB OFFICE. No. 14s East
Bay #
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

QUICK TIME By STEAM.-The frst-class
steamship Manhattan, Captain n. s. Wood
hull, of the line Of New York steamships con-
signed to Messrs. James Adger & Co., made q
most excellent passage yesterday, reaching
here in ffty-two9 hours from New York, and
thereby giving her freight and passengers un-!
usual dispatch. The Manhattan passed, at
7:15 A. NJ, IN Monday, fifteen miles north Of
the Fcying Pan. the steamship Champion, from
this port for New York. .e,- t., II
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

'TaR CHARLns1oN< NEwssnth circulation OF
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolna, is The
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions OF servants;
who wanthouses or apar tments, or have them
ito rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ipa; who have lost or found articles Of value.
THE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP Apvsn-
TlsEMENTs puyn,e,t for which must invariably
be made phen the order is giuen:
Advertiser, onts of situations wanted by or
offered 10 clerks, eoyernesses, tutors, work.
mon, mechaulcs, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or 10
let; ARTICLES lost or found; houses shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or TO let, and miscella-
neouS vans of all kinds.
For eaoh insertion of advertisements Of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES OR 40 words. ...2S cents
=" FoUE LINES or 80 words. :. 40 ss
{" E1vR LxNNs or 40 words......50 E"
AN advel tisements TO be inserted at these
rates must DO prepaid end dshyered at TIE
NEWS Office by 8 p. M. af ;
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LOCAL MATTERS,
Meeting. This Day.

Carolnl Chapter, at 8P.M. tN
s St. Patrick's Benevolent Society. at p, M.
South Carolina Friendly Society, at P. M.
H. Charleston Rihemen Society. at 8 p. M.
i. Survivors Association, at s p. NJ.
Home Loan and Building Association. at 8
P. M! "a iH if-:4stss.ii !, o.j "a
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y A MEETING Of the Carolina Club was held las
night and . playing nine" elected to contend
with the savannah Club. at the n, xt contest. A
committee wis also appointed to secure the
ground for the games
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CfrcuIatAOn.-TRE DAILY VIEWS
BEING THE SswspAPER o.Fr1c1ALhY RE-
co0NzzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULAT4ON IN THD CITY OF 0HARLfS7oM
PUBLISt1HS THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAfNi
ING IN THE PoS1oFFxCE AT rHT END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE RROVzS-
IONS or THE NEW POST0EF1CE Law:
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TIE MARION CRssoENr.-ws publish this
morning the advertisement or this thriving
and old established journal. The Crescent has
"a large. circulation and is deservedly popular.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

TEE CATERPILLAR IN FLoRDA.--Mr. w. s.
Mccoy, OF Madison. Fla. writes to Colonel ].
B. +. Sloan. OF thus city. as follows: I'VE have
caterpillars all over the State. So far as heard
from, there is no injury to the crop. Yeti think
they will cut rs off one-half. They may do
worse or not iniure the crop materially. MY
crop is better fruited and more advanced than
at the ga ne time last year. and as I have made
anextra good corn crop, neither feel despon-
dent nor very hopeful" The writer is o plan
ter and merchant Of high standing.