davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

likC not cakcS. Hc p'ii'S "ho t3S''"
manly agent Of the s. Z. Railroad informed
-us.a~weck- thSt~ over ninety bales 81
fais lpswl tFop ;hah lgSnat, Ersara already
while the incoming ircights denoted that
our merchants expected toNdo very heavy
business this fall. We can only add chat
We hope their expectations will be realized
THE WILMINGTON STtR.-Wc neglected
to notice iiifGdih last iaaie, flat this excellent
North Carolina, paper has. come to us iala
entire, ncw Dress and greatly enlarged and
Improved. Tie '"Ss'tar has ever been one Jef
ours most welcome exchanges; and >h9giFesa!
uvpleasurc o'Scc this IhdrAw,: evidence of its
pEqsperity.a ,iHr. CIV HARRIS has taken
eha,geef tho editorial department" ""l Every,
issue Of the Stu gives; evidence Of his &c.
n ius aad capacity. . '..'.''. ,'..,,, ,',,,
MAGAZINES The, Rural Carolinidn,J ffodss
Soptcmbor is at hapd and is an unusuallvin-
tcrcsting aud able number. Tho publishers
Mcssrs Walker, Evans & Cogswell deserve
the patronage of our planting friends and
the two dollars invested in the Carolinian
will amply repay. IT. .." , an
,,,.Tkc Southern Cuitiyn:or for this mentlr
is upon our table. Mr.. Vim. L. Jones, now,
sold proprietor las resigned i profess 'ryhip
i'm the il.sorgia College to: devote more time
to tho Cultivator.. Its Contents bespeak what
it is destined to, ,become,,,..,. p ...'.@
THE !AMEnIcAN FARMEB's ADyocArE--t.I
Devoted to.tlainterests represented in 1the'
Naimat Agricultural Coin grcss, is ono Of thes
largcst, and by far the cheapest agricultural
papcFiN Ntheessqase qaseY qaseYtsy and shqa!a: by I'D the
hapdsefpyery easasr. d'Isshould be seueuft
bans.fthat the publishers offer it free with
anys2 90 or higher priced paper in the
country, and at ONLY, SO cents advance with
lOwsFY gVssl grjqsfsd 2s ones ClRiq9rsiHslls,ss Leo
per year, in clubs Of four Or more, SO cents
raeh,h- Address Advocate Publishing Gohns
panySTJaekson, panyS Tenn. f:,.,...,. ~. ,..,o: i,
THE AMERICAN FARMER FOR sErrtEM-!
BIER N,!4Whih Very rro,pIstd With matter. per
tsiuing tothe Fallcrops manuros, g., i,ncgleets
hene of'the other branches TO which It. IS IS
deHoted, every. department being we'll .fllea'
TO whest' growers especially this No. viii BE:
yeH, ascful, apd We recommend such of bur
teailtts1as ure net subscribers to The Farmer
to =. seiid ID, f5f Specimen, ssaIs, which mill be
furnished free. .,. 'o" ,.'"!~ i'..i' III
This practical and solid iipulrpnal i is publish:
ed by San,l. Sands & Son, Baltimore. Nd
at Si.5Oa year, or five comics, IS. 60. 80, -,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
"NICkERSON HOUSE."
COIunabia s.. q, .

HNiIIS Pleasantly located Hotel, unsurpassed
/ by any House ~ the South for comfort, and
health if locality, is now open to Travellers and
others, seeking accommodation. Families can
be furnished with nice, airy rooms on, re,sona-
bic terms. ''.i call IL solicited
Mrs. WV. \. WRIGHT & son.
Our Qmnibusses. aud Carriages WILDE found
at tho different dcpots
Eas" Terxs reasonable, transient or regular
bonrlers. mar 90 IT,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Ttp PLANTERS.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
is now prepared 10 GIN and PACK COTTON, at
tile Dekalb Mills. Having two frst-rate Gins
in operation, orders will be filed without delay.
He solcis the patronage Of his, friends and the
W. r. MoRsRIsELL,
Aup 2g-Sm ''. .". - -4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

NEHT|N,: Or THE MEDICAL AS
corTA~ION-A GILMAN BILL Oh
ul..LTH-.At a r:ccti&g Of tho Mcdi,
c,, Association held last week: the following
wss determined Upon asa satsIaetory reiata,
satirn of lhc rep,r; that tl'c t,'w" Ct '"n'de"
IS very unhealthy:
1,,.n,uch A. statements have iMaTartent-
" L.., made relative to the health "l Cam-
dom and rs vicinity. calculated to injure Its
r.,,,tation and affect its business, VIC, the
undersigned. practising physicians in tie
Town and ncishborhood do certify %taas sH
sc,s,,,, 10 far his been an "nniH0hy hr"fhY
one and the two cases OF sudden a'l'
which, we presume, gave r!sc to the report,
.yefc cxccptonal in their character and not
60 he attributed to local causes.
\. \. MOORE, II. d.
l.. II, pEAs, NJ. d.
... s. RARCcH, H. D.
+, G. IIUGmEs, NJ. u.
=. u. BoYKlN. NJ. D.
~J,. j.. DESAussERE NJ. ID.
The unfortunate paragraph ~hlahs ap-
ncarcd in this paper. and has led to such un'
fortunate results. was inserted during the
absence Of the editor, who was surprised 10
learn that Camden was so unhealthy.
in Mr frs, i<sne after the E|'tor's r"f"'"
tls cy,oy lsus l,D,7pc:c|, and'h" request m""'
that ali pnpr,s rh;A haa epic" III" first
arnaM ats" copY the last.
jvr yrpcm hc request at this time.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
TONSORI-AI.

,ToNSGDRlAIA. :,
.bN ,GT0miill491inO h1nhld
1IAV(NG Repaired and ro-dttcd our shop, We
IT are now prepared to do any work i'll our
line. Our shopisin the Market Building, on
Main Street.
! Shaving, shampoo;ng, Hair-cutting &c., done
in the Latest Styles, Gro. McLAlN q 70.
aug 22 IT,.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
FOUND.

A plain GotD pKtC With slightly or
namsntcl border, The Braselst WAS found ut q
point opposite the residuncs' Of Oapt. Joel 4
Schrock, ON Monday morning about 10 O'Clock
The owner is request cd to give small reward
to the finder, Jack Cantey. Apply at the
-'''>" 81 JOURNAL OFFICE. a..
Aug. 29vVtf. ...u.i =" s'~'s8.- a .,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05


determined not be bcl,ir Il hand, intend to
nTc-c present: '*ors 70 one wHfTh
is now in process "ty',sp<tru"ti''n: in the
'hni!ding owned SR1 oceupeAin rrt. as a
drug store, By DsF. L-><iicmps3 Aye r3der-
stand that it is the int si,tionDfthse ssssatle-
men to make shpss, E1ots, etc y ;;as eeislty
and We have DO, doubt their ehofH will be
crowned with success, = B5g =
: = y 7,;z,.,..,,..;.f =, sags ~: 4
BAUM EEo7Ii51's-ssstise9a sssNl 9al'S'te the stte"-
tion of our readers to tie attrass!ys asyestlSe
me"t OF tins 1aa ohta,fd opalar iaanass as ap'
pears inth4s E lSsaf ss ~ ~ l5hsEsEEssE
ness they e haFe ecs est'F rrel'rrf s'sf
for the cOpensnset Enc fgh q fIaqs = Espee sPa';
wanting anything Shonia ~ e,;vss.>s ss.stss a'u
enquire for it, foE SEhey Sal essaR 20 AaFe
it-eyen IT 1t ,sia,eaey: %'aels@STStsy tTE: S are
prepared to sch 'of1 eo''on' aea ~ -. haSS
marSet prRsefcs tRf yrs, ~. :,T,7TyE gF,
=, = ;-:;;5;.T = :, ~ 3.
SHERIFF .; Asa' e''H.,s i''',s ,N,2 x,
Monday a''s'' on2s'' >ss,s. ,,sss y
ii"use III S"".1ss's - " = T.
a"i'ars. ietor, 80 ~. 49,, - "a; IA ff.,ssT
mount OF near e'shs ss0osaaa| als az y
it, however, .yys.;, =, -: -,:,-7gTzsET-Tyae
Aso, a;traos Of Hand can S'i",aies nina taa. sL'''f
10000 acrcs, the properly y : gna! :ssa As"'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
FERTILlZING LIME.

WE are nov prepared to tsas -osaSo fst ths
w aboye-deliysrsbls yst Snt atinS hstVssS
this date and the 1st Of 0stSbsr htxt-in quaa4
titles to stt purchasers; Tor eash, Of psySbls %
the ,r'' -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Kerosene lamps & Oil.

TI7E HAVE constantly on hnnda Large Guam
w tity of;hc Eost Kcrosine Oil. nlso large
assortment OF kerosine Lamps and Lanp-chinI-
mics or all sizes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

0IRouLARs containing oil infssselaon % to ~
" benefits to be realized by is asl, neasefsse.
ing, either ss aspeeiai msnsss o. tss ss1test,
with quantities required &c g., vhfbt stnt .
any address or deliverea inpsfson " odr oiloe.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Office Assistant. Assessor,

Aug. @.-2m.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

nqxe .Gasts Of 4raIy are not spicier than tn
nromh' which the fragrant Sozodont imparts I
the breath. Nor is the heart Of the ivory mn
wliter than the teeth that are cleaned daily wit
That matchless fluid
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

Since writing the above. We have aseor-
tanned that the catterpillars have become
general on the Western side of the Wateree.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

CHICAGO, February IA special
from Sioux City says a terrible storm
ragged in that section Monday after.
noon and night. The weather was
warm and pleasant until 9 P. NJ, when
the storm burst with great fury. The
mercury dropped 40 degrees in two
hours. The wind blew an ice hurri-
cane, accompanied by binding snow
storm. 1t is feared that the sufferings
in the country has been fearful
Samuel Ellison, living II miles out
of the city left at 4 P. NJ, with team
for home, and was five miles out this
morning, frozen to death. Other
deaths are reported, but nothing posi-
tive is known as to the truth of the re.
ports. All trains on this division OF
the Illinois Central Road are showed
in. The weather is intensely cold
The thermometer this morning is is
below zero. Owing to the prostration
of telegraph lines by the storm, moth.
ing further has been heard in relation
to the reported freezing of Spotted
Tail and band, but the story is gener
ally credited here.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
A Woman Almost Murdered.

A correspondent Of the Free Press,
writing from Flint last Tuesday, says
Mrs. Cornell, widow lady, who re-
sides in the Third Ward, while return.
ing to her home about s o'clock last
night, was set upon by some person
who had been following her for long
distance, striking her in the center Of
the back of the head with . large
stone, injuring her in afrightful manner
and telling her to the ground. AL
though stunned by the blow she retain.
cd sufficient presence of mind to scream
for help, when the rufian Immediately
fed. Her cries for succor were soon
answered, and she was at once convey.
cd to her home. A physician was
sent for, who dressed the wound
! which was found to be a fracture in
the skull about three inches in length
produced by the sharp edge of stone
the whole back part of the head being
badly crushed. TIE woman had or
her head at the time a thick hood
which broke the force of the blow
and which, in the opinion of the doc
tor, was all that prevented the rufiar
from killing her. Mrs. Cornell is ,
woman of some means, and IL is believ
ed that the object Of the attack wa
to secure her money.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

Noo, therefore, I, Henry p. Bald
win, Governor of the State Of Mich
gan, by virtue Of the rover vested
in me by the Constitution, do hereby
direct that the Legislature Of the
State convene, in extraordinary SEES
sion, at the Capitol in the city Of Ian.
sing, on Wednesday, the thirteenth
day of March next, at twelve o'clock
noon, for the purpose of dividing the
State into nine Congressional districts,
pursuant to the ratio Of representation
fixed by said act of Congress, and to
consider and act upon all such matters
as may be submitted my special mes
sage.
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and caused to DO af-
fixed the great seal Of tho State.
Done at Lansing, this tenth day Of
February, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
two.
HENRY P. BALDWIN.
BY the Governor.
DANIEL SrRIKER,
Secretary of State
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

The latest request for annexation to
the United States comes from the peo-
pie of the Samoan group known as
Navigator's Islands, in the Pacific
Ocean, the papers, which have reached
the Secretary of State at Washington,
being signed officially by all the chiefs
and many foreign residents Of the is.
lands. These are the only valuable
islands in the Pacific Ocean not alb.
sorbed by France, England, Germany
or Russia, and the natives say they are
more favorable to the United States
than any other country, because they
believe the American religion is tn,
same as theirs. The request woult
thus seem to be based on high mora
grounds, but there may be dob" il
the scheme, for all that, Is in the cas-
of San Domingo. The islands in ques
ton contain three thousand SIX hand
red square miles, and native popula
ton of thirty thousand. The peopl
are copper-colored, and the produc
tions are cotton, coffee, sugar-cane
dyc-woods, and every species Of tropi
cal fruits and plants. The Australia
mail steamers have selected the island
as a port Of call for coalihg purposes
and men have gone there 70 cree
buildings and construc. whsrfs. tn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
Blow mt Rock Island.

The wind blew gale all day, at
Rock Island, ILL.,, on the 18th, inter
fering with the work on the new bridge,
and out door occupation generally
The roof of the Christian Church was
badly damaged, and two walls Of the
engine house of the Marseilles Quilt
Factory were blown in. Two men
driving across the river were blown
from their vehicles and one was stunn.
ed by the fall, his buffalo robe being
caught by the wind and blown dis
lance of mile. Fifty pedestrians
lost their hats on the river.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
News Items.

The Blossom Club, Of New York,
is embarrassed by the fact that from
seven to eight thousand dollars of its
funds were in the Bowling Green
Savings Bank. The late treasurer,
however, promises to make good the
deficiency within two weeks.
The Board of Police and Fire Com
missioners Of Chicago commenced on
Saturday week an investigation into
the present condition of the Fire De-
partment. If what was testified to
by many of the subordinates is con-
srmed, it must result in the complete
reorganization of the department.
Samuel G.. Lurd, of Boston, con
victed Of received and concealed snug
gled goods, has been sentenced to pay
fine of $4,000.
DR.. Spalding, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Galesburg,
ILL.,, and prominent Mason, died on
Monday.
| Chas. Gleason and Daniel Deckerty
the Grafton bank robbers were sen
fenced at Worcester, Mass, Monday
to IA years in State Prison.
| The lumdermen of Sanilac ant
Huron counties have gotten out I
large amount Of logs up to the present
time, and operations still continued.
A huge lynx was caught in q mini
trap in Evert, Osceola County, OIL
the 9th Of last month.
Three sons Of Mr.. Minor, of Sharor
Massachusetts,, we're drowned in tina
town Monday by breaking through tn
ice in a pond.
Il Another span Of the railroad bridg
| across the Missouri River at Leavel
worth was completed Tuesday. Onl
one span remains, and that will be fl
ished in thirty days, the iron for it b.
, ing all on band.
Acting Gov. James, of Nebrask
arrived ut Omaha from Washingbtc
Tuesday, and has issued a proclam
, ton revoking the call for an extra Sc
sion of the State Legislature, mac
. by the President of the Senate durir
/, his absence. and which was called f
. February i5tb.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

Wonderful FreaIx.Of Mature.
From the wnliamsport Pa.) Gazette.
Among the passengers Of The trail
bound south last evening was a mai
born and raised in the County of OF
| sego, N. Y. His name is William
Jacobs. He prides himself on three
well developed arms and hands, the
member extraordinary having grown
above the right shoulder blade. 1t
hangs suspended down the back, and
can be raised and lowered at will In
length it is shorter than the arm prop
er, but possesses extraordinary muscle,
which he displays whenever occasion
demands it. Noperson passing through
a railroad car, or meeting him upon
the street, would observe any dcformi-
ty, but after becoming cognizant of
this singular case, would observe Pc
culiar fit Of his coat.
He states that he has been question
ed as to why he does not place himself
upon exhibition, or become one of
Barnums permanent attractions. His
invariable reply is that he is aversc to
public exhibitions. His father being
wealthy farmer, he had always pre-
ferred to remain at home, and was the
most active and profitable Of farmers
help. He would assist in loading hay,
and at the same time hold securely the
horses reins. On several occasions
he came near breaking this unnatural
member by sudden falls, and at one
time suffered the pang Of full-sized
felon upon the fore-fnger.
On one occasion, when about 1S, the
village boys thought they would have
little sport at "three-arms" expense,
and commenced a system of black
guardism, followed by bold attacks
upon his person. Forbearance ceased
to be virtue, and, throwing off his
loose garments, he went at work in
true pugulistic style, arm No. 3 per-
forming its duty nobly, and apparent
ly outnumbering Nos. l and 2. At
the end of the skirmish six PROSTATE
villagers told what fierce opponent
they had met. "Three-arms" gained
notoriety, and never afterward was
prosecuted on account of his deformi-
ty. At the outbreak of the rebellion
he joined a Now York regiment, and
so distinguished himself by bravery
that he was finally promoted to cap.
tain, and ranked as the best drill off.
Ger of the regiment to which he was
attached. At the close of the war he
returned to the farm, and has since re
manned there. He is now en- route fol
the South, to visit sister somewhere
in the interior Of North Carolina. Il
may be query to some, how he could
use his arm with the proper clothing
upon the body. All his garments in
tended for laboring suits were so made
as to open upon the back, and close(
by buttoning, the same as child
apron. He is truly wonder. Be
ing man of fine conversational pow
ers, an interview with HIN is especial
ly agreeable, and he relates many
pleasing anecdotes of himself will
great finish.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
Special Session Of the Legi ETA
tire.
Governor Baldwin has issued the
fnllnuinn nroclamnt:nn

Governor Baldwin has issued the
following proclamation
Whereas, BY the provisions Of an
&C. Of Congress, approved on the Sec
ond day Of February, 1872, for the APP
portioumcnt Of REPRESENTATIVES to Con-
rress among the several States, accord.
ing to the ninth census the State Of
Michigan has become entitled to three
additional Representatives.;
And rler.as, The rapidly iDcreas-
ing population aud growing interests
of the different sections Of the State
arc such as to demand tliata re-divis-
ION of the commonwealth into Congress
sional Districts, conformatory to. the
provision for increased representation,
should be made before the ncxs gerer-
al election;
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
FINANCE AND CoMMERCIAL

Will receive especial attention, and In Il the love
Of books may always expect 10 hnd the latest new
about his favorites.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
THE LITERARY pEPARTMEl

Will, as heretofore, give all that IN OF interes
the Farmer and the Home Circle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
TERMS ga

DAILY,
Eight Dollars Year, being twenty per cent cheap
er than any other Detroit paper and hfty per cent
cheaper than New York and Chicago papers
TRI-wEEKLY,
-Four Dollars Year, twenty per cent. cheaper than
any other Detroit paper.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

natives are friendly and Christianized,
American missionaries having been
there twenty years.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
Il Newspaper for the Family.

reputation not excelled by any journal in the ccuu
try It's selections always characterized for in.
teresing incident, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, and Wit
and Humor, articles that interesting TO the en-
| tire family circle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
FARM AND FrREsIrE

viii always be found full, and will be eagerly sough
for by every reader.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20
Detroit rec Press a.!

At no time since lis foundation has the Free
Press had such facilities now for gathering news
for carrying out the ideas entertained by the pub
fishers of making model paper--a Journal which
shall stand without successful rival in Michigan
as n newspaper.
Improvement has been the order of the day In
every department of The Free Press for the last
year, and win continue TO be during the coming
year.
The year 1872 viii be one OF immense political
interest and excitement. The meetings Of the Ma
tional and State Conventions the nominations for
President and Vice-President; the issues between
the great partes the important policies Of finance
and revenue TO be discussed the elections In the
various States; and, to the people Of Michigan,
tie new appointment Of Ctngressmen, and the d.
vision Ct the States into new districts, together
with our General and loci political situation and
nrosnoot. will be fully laid before the people, ~
can alone DO done Nv Michigan paper, the organ
Of great party, mem! er Of the Associated Press
and one whose enterprise an energy will be salts.
fed with nothing less than the vary best newspa.
per In the State.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

Intelligence, indispensable alike TO the business
man and the producer, will be accurate and com
pete.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-20

In fact, no one shall be neglected and the Free
Press will be made indispensable TO every reader
that peruses its columns.
We ask every friend, every reader, not only 20
renew his subscription, but 10 induce his neigh.
Dor 20 do so. We shall make the next volume
THE BEST EVER OFFERED TO THE PUB-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
MaQistratos' Casos.
BKFoEE MAYOR sINMs.

John Thompson. for drunkenness aud -four
ishing pistol, was find 80 cents and coats.
VIM. Matthews, COL. for drunkenness was
Ened 80 cents and costa.
Francis Wilds was arrested for assaulting
John q. Jackson. The latter was engaged IN q
quarrel with another man, when WiIds struck
him violently several times. The Mayor held
Wilde to bail in the sum of $500, TO anewer the
charge At next term ofcsurt.
DEFoRE KsouIRE Full
Vim. Saunders, for committing an assault and
battery on Christopher Donnelly, gate keeper
at the Aims House was held to bail in the sum
ofS5O, to keep the peace.
VIM. Meacham for assault and battery on
WIN. O Brien, was held under 500 hal! to Keep
the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
the STATE,

New and improved furniture is being placed
in tho Smyrna public schools.
Crawford,pe 10 inches in circumference
were grown abont Middletown this season.
The Blackberry is said to have been the most
profitable Of the fruit crops in Sussex. this -ea
son.
The revival meetings OF Smyrna are still
continued, with marked interest in the e.er.
cises.
Mr.. Anthony NJ. Higgins, of st. Georges, ,ha.
two peach trees that yielded q baskets of
peaches this year.
The Seminary OF Smyrna has the largest
class OF students it has ever opened its Fall
Term with-over 70.
VIM. II. Bicket. Of New Castle, has purchased
the Union Hotel, in Milford, for $500, and
| assumes control of about the first Of next year
Mr.: Charles Parry, living near Delaware
City, has 43 acres in potatoes, Of the Trophy va.
riety, which net hin, the handsome sun, of 3G
cents per bushel.
MI. q. LongIand, Of Delaware City, says The
Middletown Transcript, had fine iieldof wheat
| this year. His meadow land yielded 34A bushels
per acre, and the average Of the whole crop wa.
254 bushels per acre.