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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03

At the Wheeling municipal election, on the
26th, the entire "Citizen Reform Ticket was
elected by handsome msjorities. Republicans
and Democrats united In voting for the best men,
without respect to politics.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
FROM BOSTON.
Obituary..

BosToN, Feb. 1.-Died, Geo. W. Thayer, presi.
dent OF the National Exchange Bank, and Thos
M. Hays, prominent lawyer.
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FROM SAVANNAH.


SAVANNAH, Feb. 2.-The heaviest rain storm
for years prevailed this morning, with strong
gale from south southeast.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamboat Collision = Indian Troubles In
Sitka.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-The ship Duke of Edin.
burg collided with the steamer Gen. Mcpherson.
The latter was extensively injured.
Serious Indian troubles are reported In Sitka.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
FROM DANsURY, CONN.
Destructive Food.

DANBURY, CT., Feb. 2.-The dams at the water.
works broke away, causing a terrible food. Five
bodies have been found and number are missing.
Several bridges and houses were swept away.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
THE CRE$CENT'S DISPATCHES.
W ARLINGTON.
agreement
Of the House Banking
k Committee.
No More Secret Sales of Gold
NO COMMISSIONS FOR SALES

Especial Dissateh 10 the New t)Haans c,.....,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Tbe Uonsa h,nL;.
cOnmit'ee to'iay agreed to report bill pro.
hibitiDg any fUther sales. purchases or axch.nao,
of bonds or golt by the secretary of the ,rsosn,,
1t also providts that no commssions sban ha
allowed in futut for sale or exchange Of bnII;on
or the bonds OflUnited States. p.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03

Supreme Cohrt' River improvements
Proceedings of Congress.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
The Proposal Congressional Party to
eW Orleans.

THE BILL MtKINe CERTAIN OFFICES
, VACANT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03

To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Adseu city Of New
Orleans:
Genaeme1s-In consequence of the very bad
condition of the streets under my control and the
numerous complaints concerning the same, deem
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
VIRGINIA.

Messrs. Richardson Newbum Of Richmond, Va, have
made the following sales OF real estate I'm the last few
days: -Four OF land, with brick dwelling, one
mile from the corporate limits. for 5000 Is acres near
the city for $50 farm IN Chesterfield for 5000
farm in Hanover for $500 house Marshalst. be-
tween Twentysecond and Twentythird sts, for $500
mill with II OF land near Meadow Station the
Richmond ana YORK River Railroad, for $1,000 farm
Meadow station on the Richmond aud York River
Railroad, for $3.50 farm below Richmond for $3.50 Ave
in Ashland for 500; one lot on Compromised for
SGD.
The estate Of Mr.. Thomas Carter, known Annehcld
about half way between BeTryyille and MlwOOd, has
been purchased by Mr.. Charles Carter OF Philadelphia
for $4,000 II contains about 22 Mr.. VIM Jones
last week purchased from DIR. Harrison tract Of 100
acres, two miles from MIllwOod, on the MllwOod and
BeTryyie pike, for $50 This land has build
ings on IT, They both valuable tracts OF land. On
the 18th inst 100 Of mountain land, belonging
tho estate Of the late Buckner Asby sold SIS
per acre. lCarksYille tNa.) Courier.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

The following slles oil propoity Iu Western New York
ore reported in o1cau ge, JOnu Ellis has purchased
the "Scarus place IA Springfield, Erie County, from
o. Churchill Tor $50 per acre John Jcnkin-on recently
sold Berry Bdrdck "a of land In lroudeQuot, Mon
County, for $1,000 D. NJ Lindsey hes sold h= farm
OF lcO acres, in stcuben County, TO Loyl Force for
$500: Charles Beobe r., las purchased Fran
els Dunuug's farm OF l2G acres, IN ndndusky,
Cattaraugus County, Tor 5000. G. ID. sill, the re-
cent publisher OF The CdHardgus freeman, has pur
chased the farm OF Daniel Darling, at LcOttyille for
5000 Tho old Fair Ground property, the old Warren
road, south Of Jamestown Chauauqua County has been
sold by Dascum Allen 90 heasrs W. j. G. T.. Weeks and
David N Marvin. who have divided 10 up Into village lois
Throcquarters of Of land Iaiu-st. Ia lredO
MIA recently sold for 81 900 MaisOp kceucy has bought
4. &. Hillmans fine residence, near WaIsaw, wyoming
County, fOr ll3,OOO
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find It TO their interest TO advertise In TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
Will be found not only NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but In every state and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should DO as brief as wit
allow Of tho advantages claimed, being made clear tho
reader We would especially dweii the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 20 reports Of sales OF real both city
and country thus addng greatly to tho valuo OF IT, col
umns advertising medium. Tho charges for adyer
Using arc as foows DAILY TRIBUNE, Is per line
for each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE 50 per line: sEsu.
WEEKLY TRIBrSR. 25 cents per line. About words of
Wide columns average ne Terms, cash In advance.
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tiig 8taI Gstai, for Sale.

A VERY fine and handsome 2-stOry, high
~ 'oop BiCk HOUSE good ueghbouod No POI ficth It,
Lewecn second au1 bird yes collar One urer all ,rncu
sued1te poe'i ,ery lows 80 $50 81 go cash AppB rm'c,
EOR SALE-llOUSES and LOTS ON Wash
igt0n lNgu also LOlS uu all tho Avenues aui oueyars
g. LES'lNASSE, No Puett. Roou 80
OCCASIONAL. Al elegant RESIDENCE
~ With Que surroundings WasIIbsrl ~ .ts SALE bu
by difF work r the With he modern No
csss order lu,he. painted maH1cr; possession
ta1r. Aupf in itOMER MOLGAN No PursL utD
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T'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
FOrRTH EDITION


1bs popular Arbua IL ready. and sostsuG
J. Astronomical Fse,s for lie Year Eeips,, TJu rsaHi
H. besoar Cso'r' iIsHs sId Ssts o. saa NooH High
Nsi'r ano ehstGss oi Tho So0n for al tbs co-sry.
Ill The Impeachment Trial Of PRESIDED, johnson report o. IN pon
neat points the voter BY py divisions o. III, 'a q5'.ioaG
~ PeLiea Platforms Of 1868. VI:
As-Aatonsl Republican Platform n ChtsEa.
s-PToSsedngs oftle Convention.
S-Lslt.rs Of Asssptans, By Gea. Gran: lni yL Collar
S-Ile long struggle fora csHdJsIs vita u, several
ballots and tnal resrlL
6-Lsiisu 81 Acceptance BY Gov. Seymour tad Ger
Cen. Bars celebrated Bro,db,,d Letter
passed ibs q Cobgrsss m ,,soe, 9, u
iHPoTant acts. the hight HonF Law. Sc
VI CsbBs, Hsmbs-suprsme oslsr eouutr.
VII IN. KIN coeCsn-Ls' of ssusor nh poHs Postoss,
Iist Of Member Of 'hs Hos's Of fKst'sn,,r' -h Slate,
Dstiets. ana politics
VIII TBs ILl,t Congress
Members Of ibs HonTs n Repssstiatvs1 Stss
Dstrieis aud politics. - Tar ~ eessd
II F,sDSsl AGaC OBdiHoB Of hs Public Debt sAasly ds
sts,cmssi Sf expenses ofiss Government from h'bsEups
J. Tbe ssrssi s,ses Ars, Popu,on Eeor, c.p
0oysfuors CDOiesy 3eyotft their sAsrcs gime nsif
sis.e n". oesur carsfiS ssr,ei 10 ne eroiss, ,ssf
1 Llss,ion Reurs-Fu oha eup hr Cosnss o. .es 'os M
IAssen and Mcclellan IN i1st - 49, -.
omsa rsigns b Courtsi snd Dstde'O vote, 10 lsS i0r
Atmbafiof Congress, sith vOict division Of tan0hfais'
Sss,s LeSas'as.-thsiT political divisions IN Senate and
IN Recent ,soo, Ds.e,,., n CoBgr, ,sd other osssr'
IIL Ss3nrT Rsesh Prsse.T,l gs., orns n, re,,t Of
- each stats. and ,hs istTssss In issS
h0rMt have Aten uuutu she vo'ss
ssIs or Pssdsat 1gd Congress sopd dss o1 the
a. Sst ,, NJ IN = A A .ogs oass IL oar ssP'eiL sin 10 F,e
s'ss & 1s5,s ~ 70 s2pIossa As R.. IS po,Tbl. 50 s
stsa pesi paid for Dohn Orders viii ssa ih, srS,r 81
Iddrsls orders With cash ssls,sd. 10
gTHE PRICES of GOLD, STOCKS GOV
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
WESTERN REAL FsTATE ITEMS.

Gov Butler and the State Commissioners advertise for
sale juno g. 1900 lots in Lincoln and 10000 acres Of state
lands within miles OF Lincoln for the location and
Of state University, Agricultural College, and Lu
natic Asylum.
Gen. 6herdan has leased the marble front, No 33I
Mchiganaye, Chicago for residence the present Sum
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
s'rcOkIpu gsal Gstat, for Sat.

nor SALE-In the hest part of Brooklyn,
Nineteenth Ward overlooking large gardens the three story gh
brown brick HOUSE m the most perfect orler al IN
oycm,U bat by occupant; lot 2l0O Apply the premises No
fS gSp near I3edErave d. SCoLES Cass ferry from
or Diysioaae from Gands Price, $4,000 terms
NOR SALE-A valuable WHARF PROP
ERTY at Brookn consisting Of large plot o. ground and pei
vessels contiguous TO feTr ana well
sdpt 70 Improve for storage manufacturing purposes apply to
HOMER MORGAN No. finest A.SSy1I-
NOR S4LE-SpIendid PROPERTY, 100xlO0-
Brk HOUSE " rooms all modern improvements hney ruted
and laid ont grounds Gtcass order aud 70 eIeet d heast
bboroo location seTentcetht Fouhave boulevard -
minutes from either Cost and SrefgTSoa %
ave cara or 20 uinne from Hamilton Ferry Pre OF ar
cash renain house and ot would be SOFA
session Immediately. r. O. PROVOST No. SCourtsL' DIuoAyn
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
R,al 6staie 10 6rtbaNat.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY.
Several Long Island FARMS one Of 90 80 10 90
Oo siOCo one Of loS asrr SO enc Of o0 acre t
$1,000 Also FOR EXCHANGE. several other FARMS 10 NssW
sey New.lors sBs ConHeeteat ST. rutland Co. No bs''
msnst, Nea.iork
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

THIRD- AVE. FRONT for SALE.-Entire
Il Is Thisve, near ST.
one nqare Of HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pnest Q4yl
IOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer and Real Es-
tate Broker has his ose from No 80 NaAsauS 70 No %
Cedarst. corner Of Broadsay.
wv III. FALCONER has removed his Real
Estate 0ee from No. q Seeondst to No. 100 Fourth
Twelfth ST. Selling Letting Collecting &c, carefully ash1eu W
returns promptly made Established 1904
Of citv property living Roads Will ma
this Office particularly convenient for them.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

ID DARGAIN.-NEW HOUSE, convenient to-
ID depot; s+Ooo orreu go JAQUBs No. 29 Bfoalw.y
NLERKS AND ALL PERSONS LIVING on
WlTHIS 80 MINUTES OF THs CITY HALL hEM-lokA. g
moderate cash payment balance monthly quarterly sem 'unoat
,n .t purel ers Houses iul lots st o 49,
a. 3gr' 44NO $500 &c. More lots adjoining II wsnted
o IoTS AT fon IO 500 payments of $Io and Bpsrt
monthly qasrtery title perfect Seas
giving &e, which are free
- IT Il KELLOGG. EIecntur No. 3 Broalnav. N y
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
6uuntm gfaI 6stat, for SaI,.

SEASIDE COTTAGE Eight acres of
n LAND well fad Westerly, X L, near Watch Ii iaOrd'E
Al uDu''' J0llS 4. TAYLOR No. ls wsnst,Sr
A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the IIud-
"A son River Hyde Psrk 2O Of Land bali mile ntsr
'front.' stone Mansion Blizzard House. Ledge Bnek Barns S Apply
a. POTTER BROS. No
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
Min NubIitztiuns.

~~sN~~~~
Mrs. STOWE NEW NOVEL.
Win be published, May isi
OLDTOWN FOLKS.
BY HARRIET BBBCHER sToWk'
vol l2mo. e.
b, The only volume by stowe H''s 'hs Pa'neA"0' ''
ni ,, IN III. World at 6n book form u entirely new
and b, its great variety Of striking cbseor its graphic a'ne'0n Oi
E.Eprud m its abundant Paho' and sound sense cannot
fail ,p,pdpg the general interest which m announcement has pro-
dueed.
l., ~ ,,s great demand for the book large edition has
d and al who wish to copy the r edition should
-, ,s leave tbe orders with their booksellers
This book will sold all bookstores, sent postpaid By the
Publishers
FIELDS, OSGOOD & Co..
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$nstruttiou


A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS
N ONIY-HEMrSTEAD INSTITUTE Long 'Ine. t @ b. % G
a. a. M esod 1Sere.s Children special, cared fr ronie'
m rar ;'9 cs'o1T, r Va ! yo !" m m Pesi S,TYo1s
NTHONs, Mr.. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
"A IsSoT I'D gSGa M SCHOOL % TR RE6Ffg ssSa
A HOME and SCHOOL for BOlS.-F' W.
"A IATnROP, Rolburv. hichasd County Co1n.
A HOME and SCHOOL for 10 Boys; ages,
n tnI2 hJir's, Mr. @. 4. RUSS, Tsrytosn n y
TUESTER INSTITUTE.-A French and En-
5,.. Ts 'n5 80 for '''1 Summer Term 'GsIs siGIE 3 Principal
VIRCULARS of GOOD SCHOOLS, city and
No n 'iaSs Baadst WIN j. " SCiIERMERH0RN Co
classical and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
- "A Fanny D0''''-s RUTiEGF0aD. 4. 81. Principal
VIIILDREN's HOME.-A Family School for
- YOHOs Children Of both sexes . F e5gI sEfcK fa'i f,ans Conn
EDUCATION.-Mad Richards INSTI-
~ TUrE ron YOUNG LADiKs .tastl a, L,saad. EafnIh MAJ
D~py and ire Languages: the unsurpassed fr health and
beauty ay Terms 80 guue' per ana9n Esesafe, 6 ~ pg
FFIMSSS Sprrrssa ia. .sl PRANK WINCHESTER No %
Nassau st. Nru.io,E
T14WIIY BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG
II LADIES Cheshire Cona (neM NsN.Havenl, M" H. y CAL
HOUY Principal The Summer Tern commences Mas For ea
lars. address tbe Principal
IOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
VI LADIES Bridgeport conH-FOr er'q1fs ss sdtTsi tSIY S'
oUN N.Y. Se,.s hns B5sRbISG scno6L for both .,,
Pupils remain aud receive instruction duuHg vacation
S'H"'i 0'-''''' vi" TIE Rev SLoSzo FLlcE A NJ Principal
HENRY w. SIGLAR's ENGLISH, FRENCH,
HAND CLASSICAL FAMILY BOARDlhG-sCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Inspection solicited Apply foT circular hkNBtbGn. n I
HONE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-NEW-
BURGH Y-Sunmer begins Apnl IS '" bosrdsri
through JAY and August For eeus,. 'drs
IRVING INSTITUTE. IsrTsyyy9wypi Z ,Sy n IA
Fsr CSrsoiT sppir to D. g. ROW.. Nj. A.. PhnUpsL
KINDERGARTEN SCHO0LS-For Boys, at
spras Term begins April MI, cor Pra so GO W ,sb'
MRS. PARKS and MRS. BENEDICT''
WI BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL No l5 MGsoEAVe corner Of
Thrty.secoDdst Pupils charged from ne Of euusuoe
pONKONKOMA EDUCATIONAL INSTI-
H TUTR At Ltcand Long hauA trsteiai Boarding SCHOOL
weeks oprnI tie lt May
pupils received during The sui Aarsei from The
rs session advance Trains Long
Island Railroad lease Jamess.p Ferry ~ and ThH
p5aein tbTosgb m LAKELAND PsttOHfI Tong Island Cresa
be had Of James Buruon G1ds John Poi No 81
Park row. HeN.lort and 0f We'd No 81 Nilos Brooiyn
NV WELD. Principal
MILITARY BoARDlSG SCnooL
~ y. Inspection solicited
Ec E'yf T. cI;E4is !. SASoS' Priusip.iI
TNION HALL ACADEMY, Jamaica, l.. l.
u BOARDING SCHOOL 0r BOYS uteus received a. any TINE
J. HASBROuCK. 4. 81. Principal
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
for making boys Intelligent Healthy, Christian MIS-.
Aidrs,, BESJANIN MASON. Bo, No. 2oa Yontar, n. 7.
CCHOOL FURNITURE of superior modern
- styles great variety CreuiAn demand J. W. SCHk
NBkHOBN Co. No. u Bohdd
- -
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Giiu giuI Gstats for Salt.

TOR SALE.-That valuablel property known
L as the METHODIST BOOK CONCERN JAQUEs' No. "S
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
AucrIoN sALEs or NEwJEnsEY ~ EsTATE.
mrsrEPN NEM.YnRK-

T-oitory bols, lal's, aa pot % rrou.i At fols
Bneh, ffyutas Oc,aus,s; plot 5is II Lsag.. t32oo
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

THE PRICES Of GOLD, STOCKS, GOV
EFNENTs. aud EXCHANGE for yea 90 10 J,bnsr
1890 pubisle pamphlet At The FINANCIAL CIR0S3Lk
Oass No ~ Hilsm1 PEsf ~ ssra -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

TFORGE ROUTLEDGE g. SONS,
" No 1lB BROUME-ST NEW YORK, - -
Messrs ALEXANDER STRAHAN boAtA
The Iron pubt supply Of the Duke ofAgyHs ne" o0OA
PRINfEVAL MAN
AN EXAMINATION OF SOME RECENT SFLCU-
LATIONS.
i6no. Cloth, extra, price 81 90 -.
This volume perhaps the most C,ar gaceiu peh'.o
rise niece Of ethical reasoning pabhed for quarter of eehu
lLon1on NOncoufurmist
THE REIGN OF LAW.
ESSAYS on DIVINE GOVERNMENT. By the Dnke Of ArsJh
Win numerous Illustrations CTuwn Gyo Cloth W 90 49,,
Tg, IA ve great book; great because while eaung oi tle %
human ihuuE u eau be rtal WIN c' " V'
whom Mr. lincoln cal ed plain people, Tie KouDd lAoe'
ITTIIs TRAGEDIES OF H,SCIIYLOS.
New Translation wha Biographical Essay sud IN nPeuu1
Rbrmtd Chora by r. H. PlunPe A. A. I'0h Oio"H ''"
Ett.A cloth. 80 -1.
THE TRAGEDIES OF SOPHOCLES. ,
V, frrstsation with Bogaph cll EL a1d an Appenah o.
M j Carsl ode and lyrical Dialogues By E. H. Pumltfe' NJ A.
crown 0,o Extra cloth 81
STONEHENGE ON THE HOfSE.
new ,n tborougy revised edition uAy q SoneleuRe on
ne Horse In ihe stable the Field illustrated Win lu '
aud cruauug Appendix on Diseases Indigenous " ''''''
REDUCED 70 - 'h
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eorg 70 Rurore-A very PRETTY PLACE IN the rsge ofVlff
Rehook Couniy large HOUSE containing une ron -
the dsir roo ACRES of GROUND good barn and nSes 81
sad vel the door, dHe gandu and aDSnash 'AeS VIZ
TIE high ground with m viev Of Caisk rsgs apt %
surrounded With tue Old shde Ies
charming, delightful eoauy place There Ga9sl -
OEce aud Private Academy the village II viii Be sold oes
bargau-ss s5Oo $500 would rot buy Peuer pace p"
the city. .-- =. 49, . ., - .,t-l,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

Dudng and lot No Myesve Puees lot l62Ile1 ~
]
Building and lot No Isl MtleAye lot 62IiO0 Fora@n' so
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EARM for SALE Containing II acres, lyinc

M nile Nc Of Aheua upon the Era Railroad; said afn bss
au abundance Of fruit consisting Of apple chcr plum. peach
qalec trees fp mthu particulars inquire upon bc premises or
Agii'A' A g. SMITH. RspstTG n J.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

Auction SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
BY w. H. LUDLOW h co.
lot n " Peuepoutsi, 21GIlOl Nr
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

AUCTION SALES OF KEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY r. II LUDLOW & co.
Bu,dins and lot No II Avenue - near 1ls '' 10 lOC
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

acres of and stusted Sasd Beach foot o Owsseo Lake. h
th.p to lies from Auburn healthy ocai good cut buiIgs u
oJ never fng springs; kinds of fruit house Pheasant AID o
o5u, possession giycn muedatey furnished or unthshe y
Auburn. u Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
S1,h Qualifications.
2ICED CATALOGUE No. II of
STIRLING NEW AND OLD BOOKS

DAVID O. FRANCIS D-a.cr in Ncw and Old Books
As1r-uIvec suG D. gl.th.gt. New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-28
POTATOES.
Missouri Versus Marshall.

Editors Of the Register:
Marshall must succumb to Missouri
on the potato question, in proof whereof
please print the following from the
Macon (Mo.) Times: -
"PoTAToEs.-Weh have specimen of
Potatoes Irish) in our office that we
desire our farmers to call and examine.
They are of the variety known as the
Early Rose, and were raised by DR.. n.
IS. Richardson, in his garden, in this
city. He obtained thirteen pounds of
the seed, which he planted about the
9th of April. The ground on which
they were planted was 42x54 feet. A
single eye of the potato was plant
ed in each hill, and they were cul-
tivated with the hoe. He had them
dug last Tuesday, and the yield was
thirty bushels and one peck. We
have the product of one hill in our of
flee, grown from a single eye, number
ing % good potatoes-one.third very
large and weighing nine and three
quarter pounds. We call this potato
growing to some purpose. These pota-
toes for seed are well worth fifty cents
per pound, and at this rate-which is
low-would net the Doctor the neat sum
of $50!
"The doctor may be said to have "po-
tato on the BRAIN" as he has been ex-
perimenting in that valuable eseulent
for many years. He has now six varie-
ties growing. We saw his gardner open
a hill Of the Harrison" species, which
had thirty-two potatoes in it, all fit for
the table, and not yet matured."
What say "H. j. NJ, ,""Commentator"
and r. !. Curtis, to the abovef Thirty
bushels and one peck, equal to eighteen
hundred and fifteen pounds, allowing
sixty pounds to the bushel, from thir-
teen pounds of seed, or an average yield
of one hundred and forty pounds to the
pound. OBSERVER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-28
Hampshire County Repatriation.

Some days ago, we showed that Gov
ernor STEvENsoN's registrars in Hanp-
shire county had set aside the registra'
tion heretofore made in three or four
townships, under some pretended power
or other, and we took little pains to dis
guise the opinion that this wholesale
disfranchisement was villainous trans
action. There is little law to Justify
that sort of prescription in any case,
and our information is that there are no
facts upon which to base it in this. Re-
cent events have satisfied US we were
correct.
On Monday, Goth inst, the new regis
tration commenced in Hampshire
county. The registrar for Springfield
township was appointed from Sherman
township. leaving just ground for the
inference that nobody could be fonnd in
Springfield township who was plant
enough to. perform the task set by
the Board as they desired it performed.
The name of the imported registrar is
THOMAS WoLFoRD. Of his record prier
to appointment we know nothing. Bat
some features of his proceedings were
novel and suggestive. For example, he
refused to register Doctor l. W. MOORE,
whose name had been on the registra.
tion that was set aside, and
indeed on all the books prepared
for his township since 1866. What
makes the matter more ridiculous Is
that Doctor MOORE had himself acted
as registrar in 1866, his character for
"loyalty" and Radicalism being such
that he was deemed fit to fill that posi-
ton. During the war his status as q
Union man was snquestioned, so much
so that the rebels repeatedly raided
upon him, taking his stock and de-
str"ying other property. As he was
sufficiently "loyap to be made the vic
tim of rebel attack during the war, it
Is hardly likely that he has since the
war become sufficiently "disloyal" to
uesefVe disfranchisement. We would