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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

FINE Side Band Shoes for Ladies' just
received at ". BLoNDs,
l135 MainSt.
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NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


cTTY CLERK's OYFICE, /
WHEELING, W. Va, March q, 1876. !
Sealed Proposals will be received At the Office Of
the City Clerk until Thursday, April 9th, 1870, at
2 o'clock p. NJ, for the furnishing and delivery oil
1900 feet Of good sound white Oak Lumber, free
iom TAP and lark Said lumber TO bc 20 feet long,
inches thick and from 10 to u inches Wide. The
lumbCr TO be delivered at the east end Of The Seven
teeth street bridge by the LIST day Of May, 1876.
The Committee on streets and Alleys reserve the
right TO reject any or all lids. Bids to 10 address
Ell to the chairman Of the Committee on streets
and Alleys" Z. T. COWENI
Chairman Of Committee on Streets and Alleys
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FoR RENT
GtregntelEia
TUESDAY, MARCH rs. 1876.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Notice-ohio County Republican Exec.
utive Committee.
Wiesel Musical Institute.
Dry Goods-C. 7. Brues.
New Carpets-Friend Il Son.
Blank BoOks-Stanton & Davenport.
New Designs in Silver Ware-Turncr
& Dillon.
Window Shades Morehead & Co.
Prof. Pollards Jubilee Singers.
For Rent-Part Of Fruit House Prop
erty.
ACard-E. Lawson.
To the Creditors Of ]. W. Carter.
Lost-Pocket Book:
Pound Party-B Benefit OF Childrcns
Home.
House for Sale-Peterson & Baker.
For Sale or Rent-Peterson & Baker.
House in Philadelphia for Sale or Rent
Peterson & Baker.
For Rent-Dwelling Household Of
local.
-. THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
Ing SHOWS the range oil the thermometer,
as observed at Silyeys drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sEM I'm SEN sS I'm
AsTHE evenings lengthen, the san be-
gins to strengthen.
THIS sort of weather brings out the
lightning.rod men.
Iris now safe to say that the worst Of
the winter is over.
MATTERS were unusually quiet about
the city yesterday.
THE merry tinkllDg Of silver coin will
soon be heard again.
THE gentle song Of the assuring blue
bird was heard in the land yesterday.
oSE marriage license was issued by the
Clerk Of the County Court yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

THE merry tinkllDg of silver coin will
soon be heard again.
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OoNsIIssIoNER,s SALE.
10 the Municipal Court Of wheeling.
lame 2. RRern !

Ia the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
4, ' .as $ :; n,', ;, :, cn.po''y
BIZ virtue Of decree Of tho Municipal Court Of
Wheeii1s made md entered In the above entitled
elusc 90 36Ih day Of February, 1870, will on
WEDNESDAY,, the 29lh day Of March, 1870,
Al 10 o'clock n Of aid day, at the 'front.' door Of
tho Court House Of Ohio county sell u public Aue-
tIon Lot No. 100 Of he addition 10 the city Of
wheeling laid out by UTlof A "a c, Iituata on the
Iouth east corner Of South Huron and Vlrglnia
sireeis 10 the Seventh Ward Of Sad city, with tie
improvements thereon.
fEnis OF sGLE-0ne fourth, or % much more
Of the purchase money u the purchaser may elect
70 pay in cash and the residue 10 six, twelve aud
eighteen months thereafter, with interest on said
deferred installments from the day Of sale until
piyment-the purchaser 10 give god personal s.
eurity for the payment Of the deierred inltall'
ments and the title TO aid real estate 10 6e relain'
ed until the purchase money T. iliiy PSid;
LAWRESCE HAKGREAVES,
mr7-Tu Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

CARD CONCERNING REV. LAwsoN.-Ed-
itors Intelhgencr:-We, the undersigned,
trustees OF Simpsons Chapel, have seen
some notices, within the last few days, in
the city papers concerning the Rev. Eph-
rain Lawson. Mr., Lawson has been
charged before the Conference Of the
church with being guilty Of fornicution.
We desire to state that Mr.. lawson was
passed by the Conference, and that the
Conference deemed the matter unworthy
of its attention. Mr.. Lawson is now in
this city, and ready to meet any charges
that may be brought against him. We
desire 10 say that they are, in our opinion,
utterly untrue, and that they were trump.
ed up through prejudice. We also say
that these matters were brought against
him merely by parties whom he had been
compelled to take action against in the
Church.
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MATTERS were unusually quiet about
the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

A MAN Who WANTS A SITUATION
The following unique letter was picked
up on the street yesterday, and handed
us by friend. 1t was addressed to a
prominent Wheeling merchant. We
omit names, but with this exception print
the letter rerbdiin a Litcrdtim:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

and every thing else in proportion; Come
and examine my stock before purchasing
]. EasHEIMER,
No. 110S Main street.
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FOR SALE.
DOB SALE
Thirty.fOur Shares Of Stock in the Stan
dard Printing Company.
Applyto JAMES F. CARROLL
AT the Company Office, 18th St.
DUBLIo SALE.

Having ;l..crnInOd TO quilt bulipe.I there win b
.oiasst .nsiIon on THURSDAY MORNING,
Mirrh SOih, al 1850 O'Clock sharp at the store Of
Mn d A. sTartL No. 1911 Market street, = soda
Poabtalp. ShoW Case4 Candy JarB, Ice Cfuam
Machine, FreIerS and Tubs, Marble Top Table,
and everything perIRlnlng 10 q drst-ellsa contec-
tIOnefy stand. MRS. c, A. SWAk1Z.
q u HEkNEY, Auetl1n.cE. mr2iAW
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L. J. STONE.
A.G. ROBINSON

Capt. Mcclure did not sign the report
for the reason, he said, that he had not
read the newspaper articles referred to.
He stated, also, that he had no minority
report 10 make.
The resolutions were discussed by Capt.
B. D, Doyener, Robert Campbell, T. j.
Blair, Alex. Coen, c. NJ. Coen, S. p. Hill.
dreth, L. J. Stone, A. G. Robinson, Mr..
Erskine, W. ]. W. Cowden and others,
and number Of amendments were Of
iered and afterwards withdrawn.
Finally, the resolutions were amended
as follows: in the preamble, the
words brought about by what you
deem assaults" were inserted; the
words "That we are not responsible
in any way for the publications
complained Of, and have not instigated
the same" were substituted for the first
resolution, and the following additional
resolution was adopted:
"That we are in favor Of the present
rate Of tolls established by your Board Of
Directors, and recommend that all citi.
zens Of the Seventh Ward pay the same
without bother or litigation
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted as amended, after which they
were signed by all present, and Messrs.
E. ]. Stone, Robert Campbell, and L. H.
Morris were appointed a committee 10 re-
cure the signatures Of all male residents
Of the Seventh Ward.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

A RmAMY- CAsl.-Seyeral years ago
Jacob Blatner and Mary sentlinger, both
At the time residents ofWheellng, nnitea
their fortunes and started upon a maIl'
moniai cruise. The voyage was not 2
prosperous one, however, rs the se9qel
viii SHOW. After living together in this
CITY for about d year as man and we
should the young couple went 10 Pitts-
burpb. There Jacob shortly deserted his
wife, and she has heard nothing definite
Of him since, either good, bad or indliier-
emf. that the writer Of this article is aware
Of The deserted wife returned TO Wheel
inc and has for some time past been keep
in9 grocery in the First Ward. Here 1t
wss HAT youpg Herman Refs first saw
her and admired her. 1t is but a short
step from admiration to love. and Her
man stepped rapidly to that bIissiul state
II il evident that Mrs. Mary returned
the affection OF her new lover, Tor alter
few weeks OF the customary courtshlp
the two went to West Alexander and
were made one. That is to say that
Squire Mayes, who has tied over a thou
sand such knotsj lieu tli9 OhS -
ualIy as he knew. However, Tor some
reason or other, the bridegrooms father
was ayerse to the marriage, and yester;-
dsy went before Justice Caldwell and
entered an information against his
new daughter.in-law, charging her
with biramy, inasmuch as Jacob Blatner,
her first husband, had not yet shufiled of
Ibis mortal coil. A warrant was issued
and placed in the hands of Constable
Price, who arrested the lady and brought
her before the bar Of justice. An exam
nation resulted in the defendant being
held in $1,000 to answer. Her father
gave the required bail for her appear
sncc, and she was released from custody.
Mrs. Blatncr Tor Reis) is about twenty
eight years OF age, and has one child.
Mr.. Cracrait represented the State 10 the
examination, and Mr.. Jordan the defense
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Iris now safe to say that the worst Of
the winter is over.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-23

MessrS. Tucker and Percy were excused
from the Committee on Investigation of
the charges against Amite and Pike and Mr.
Leigh becomes chairman of the committee.
LeayoS OF absence were granted MessrS,
Stebhii~ and FLOYD
By Mr.. Spight: Resolved, That the Pub
lie Printers be. and they are hereby au-
thorized and required TO PRINT for the use of
the House 80 copies of the Rules OF the
House and the Joint Rules OF both Houses"
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Percy: Resolved. That the Com
mittee TO Investigate the official conduct of
Gov. Ames be, and is hereby authorized to
employ, instead of their present clerk, a
stenegTapher, at a cost of not more than S.
per day. Adopted; and the House adjourn
ed
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE HoUsE,
TO +" h. f. LEE MONUMENT FUND"
Carter, 50 90: Bell 81 90; Meade. l 90 /;
Saunders, 81 GO; Byrd, of Franklin, 81 90 !;
McNair, 81 90; Shattuck, 81 90; Nichols,
81 90; Guyton, 81 90; Guthrie, 50 90;
Vaughan. ST 90: Floyd, 81 90; Massingale,
81 90; McLaurin, of Jasper, so cents;
Jayne, 81 90; Cash, l 90; Hussey, 81 90
Total, SO so.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-23

Mendenhall, Metts, Oldham, Pratt. Rev
nolds, Shirley, Sims. Stewart. Stone TAYLOR
Thorn pson, White-23.
NAYs.-Messrs. Carter, FOote. Johnston.
McCaskill, Morgan. Terry. Tuttle-7.
Mr.. Carter moved to amend by striking
out $3.50 and inserting $3.50
Mr.. Morgan moved to postpone and m al Ike
special order for Tomorrow at ii O'clock
Mr. Catchings moved to recall that part
of the Governors Message on Vicksburo q
Pensacola Railroad, from the Railroad
Committee; carried; and referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Ferry moved to call from the table
his resolution appointing committee to as
certain tue proper price for printing the
Journals carried.
Dir. Allen moved to strike out all after
"Sehate." in 9TH line carried. And the res
oution as amended was adopted. Adjourn
cd.
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HOUSE.
FIFTEENTH DAY.

NJ FRIDAY, Jan. 21, 1876.
by Rev speaker aS Street in the chair. PRAYER
| NTs. Mr. Jagers. Present, IOl absent
Waad hea n.s OF absence were granted Messrs
CormieL hhey, rogers. Sykes, Nichols. Me-
Dabney Mclnnls, Jones of Kinds, and
nn py Mf. PoweH: Resolved, That for tha
State S GoO oa reducing the expenses of the
and Sajs r;el lni I'M the Committee of Fees
mn, bba.aries shall ascertain and report wa
sarv te OF clerks and employees are nee aal
offices ~ II perform the duties required in the
tar,, - " auditor, State Treasurer. SER rue
say o. State, snperintendent of Pubic re-
further " T6 or other ne, State officers. Resolved
what numhar me ne Committee also inquire
mi e 1lnee OF the Liquidating Leyee Conn IA
been receiver ana W. what ,a amount Of money has
e enenange of large levee bonds fer IN the
The Committee n Meat h has become Of the same
Ne as early as practicable a sd or other
terdav S1iison's resolution, introdpcsd ~
quay uniting speeches to ten minyy ess
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-23

An Act to provide for submittin, f.,
OF the people, amendments to tbs /.
ton, and for other purposes.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by tba !.
ture OF the State of Mississippi TbgI
ever any amendment to the consas
proposed TO the people for adOr,i
lection, it shall be the duty of tbs 4
of State, at least three months \,
election is held, at which the SAM \
voted upon, to send TO the pr-r
every newspaper published in t6k
copy of the Act or Resolution N
such amendment and a copy of h
and every such newspaper, that "
lsh the same for the three mont
proceeding such election, shall be h
sum of fifteen dollars out of the S,,s
ury.
SECTION 2. Be it further enaea
In voting upon any proposed amendr
electors shall have written or mr
their ballots any words h
sufficiently descriptive of the sus
voted on to identify che same. wild
nix " for" il they vote for. and
against" if they vote sq1
same. The amendment pTps
the last session, in relation
chancery courts, shall be desionsF
chancery court amendment and a
ors wishing to vote for the same. h
written or printed on their ball n
words, "FOr Chancery Court Amg
and those wishing to vote againsta
snail nave written or printed on
iots the words, Against Chance
Amendment" Il
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted TIL
be the duty of all registrars, cJmn q
and other persons holding any ED
winch any amendment is proposed Z
Clon, TO give general notice to tie
OF tneIr right to vote upon the Ss
receive all legal votes upon sud
ment, and make due return ther b
Secretary of State, within the time
Tor making returns ofthe elections y
Inc SAID returns shall be made
rately and transmitted to b
oi secretary of State, endOrs "a
pack OF the envelope containing
ne words ELECTION returns, Con-
Il Amendment, County of =
SECTION 4. Be it further enact
/ snail be the duty of the Secplr
. lay before the Legislature
lrst week of the session mex. n.
uch election, certified statena
,otes cast for or against any % ClR
proposed in the several counts
'tate; and in addition thereto, opcv
eatement of the "whole number b.
Vho voted for the mem bers of th M
ure" at such election in the difs sian
les, taking the average vote cas- ssnt
les entitled to choose more than -
er OF the House of Represents FaarJ
cCual vote given for membeEo 8 81
iture in such counties. sas c
SECTION .. Be it further enlc
lis Act shall take effect aud AANC
'om and after its passage.
BY Limitation. hVE
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L a w
OF THE
STATE OF MISs1oO,
III AUTHORITY
JOINT REsoLIrrrn..

JoINr REsoLurroy
Resolved, by tie Legislatr..
OF Mississippi: That Where Of To
more than two thousand conf, lbsa
vised Code of 1871 in the arc PiGS OF d
there is very little demand a amS @t
Whereas, 1t would be of gr "nu'
to each mem Der of the Lepisii9,sss. adyp
a copy of the aforesaid Code to a'u y, Z
patching business. therefore " ald !
Be it Resolved by the Leyislo.
State of Mississippi that Tho SiSSIare i
State be and is hereby reouiroS9 ee'eil'
the desk of each member of tbo 70 ls
a copy of the Revised Code ora Leggs,
end of the present session eaob AGp
ceiving the same shall retnrn \ lheHts
the office of the Secretary Que sns u
each member of this body reca,.S as
Of the Code shall receipt to fbs
State for the same. oeefs
Resolved further, That this ,o,.,
effect from and after its passaSe
Approved January 18th. ls-s
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AN ACT makinr ON

AN ACT making an Approprloti,.
the Expenses of the Present ISa,,
SECTION l. Be it enacted nv !. tA'
lature of the State of Missis:inn; ' i.
sum of one hundred thousand XXI Rp1 .
much thereofas may be necesss syri1 I
appropriated to defray the exnsni =
present Legislature, out of anv eV rs
the State Treasury not otberw%i'v. ''
priated. "%
SECTION ?. Be it further enso,s
this Act take effect and be in io ,p.'S =
after its passage. '''' u;
Approved January 18th. IS7e
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-23

AN ACT to repeal the second s...
Act entitled an Act in relation n n
Revenue, approved March "a. lS-;
SECTION l. Be it enacted by tho +
ture OF the State of Mississippi n
second section of an Act entitIed -
relation to the Public Revenue ~
March I'd 1876, be and the same NJ
repealed.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted "a.
Act take effect and be i'm force troa !
ter its passage.
BY Limitation, Jan'y 10, 1876.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-23

An Act to confer upon the chair
mittees power to administer Oi
other purposes.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by D
ture of the State of Mississippi
chairman or acting chairman o.
ihlctee OF the Senate or House o.
Caeives of the State of Mississipl
CHAIRMAN or acting chairm'Is
lolnt committee of said :
mouse of Representative, g
hereby empowered to admits
OF animation to witnesses in "
matter under examination beios
,mittees, and every person wbo y
y and corruptly swear, testlg
falsely before such committee,
pie TO the pains, penalties, sn9
now prescribed by law, for 70
perjury.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted
take effect from and after its pS
Approved January l4th, $50
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Joint Resolutions in relation p'

Joint Resolutions in relation @'
ter.
Be it Resolved by the Legiss.
State of Mississippi, lst, lnSI
Printer be instructed to snsIs
now on hand, and to receive y
gers except such as are maus
Houses of the Legislature, req
2nd, That a committee OF wv
OF the House, and one Oh w
senate, be appointed to exap
Oh progress of the work nov
OF the State Printer, and tha' 4 5
Tee report TO the Auditor
which has been made with ~
10 the date of the passage
ton. b
Approved January Is, 1870
An Act to Reduce the Expense i.
SECTION /. Be it enacted y
ture of the State of MlssissS4l rs
compensation shall be alloW'SSs &'
paper for publishing the dsp
Of this Legislature, and thas thar
effect from and after its pSSS:
Approved January llth' lev
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-10

NELSON dOhOM.
Sergeant Signal Services. v. >. A..
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.
FoR GRAND EcoRE. The elegant New
Bart Able, II. Sinnott, master, George
Hamilton. clerk, leaves for the above
and ali way landings every Saturday at
For vrcxsBuRo. The great Natchez,
T. P. Leathers, master, leaves for the
above and all way landings every batur-
fos BAYou Macon AND TEssAs. :
The w. j. Poitevent. j.. y. sullivan,
master, Boyle and Robbins, clerks, Is
receiving to leave Saturday, 10th inst,
Mt & D. M. for all landings on Black
river, Tensas and Bayou Macon:
Rargeron. master, leaves every wsAds
day at IL m. and Saturday at p. IN. for
FoR CAMDEN. -The Bastrop, Gus Hodge
master, leaves for the above and all way
landings at 5p. m.
FoR LOWER CoAsT. J. f. Frazer,
o. Canton, Jr., clerk, leaves for Bel air
and all way landings at 8 p. m. daily.
For RED RrvER.-The line packet G.
r., Durfee, w. r. Boardman master,
leaves at s p. m. for Jefferson, Shreve-
port and all landings intermediate.
MISCELLANEOUS The easiest way to
get to the Hot Springs is via Shreveport.
All necessary Information can be OBJ
tanned by calling at the office OF the New
Orleans and Red River Transportation
Company, No. III Gravier street.
The KIvER.-For full particulars OF
the stage of water in the Mississippi
and its tributaries, we refer our readers
to the report from the United States
Signal Service Department, at the head
OF this column. ne
The WEATHER-Is clear and warm.
BUSINESS Has gone down to nothing,
and no improvement can reasonably be
looked for until the opening OF the fall
trade.
News items are extremely scarce along
the river front.
Capt. H. l.. Lee has entered the Semi
mole as regular independent ten day
packet between this city and Shreve-
port. She will leave next Wednesday
on her first trip.
DEPARTURES. The Waloon, J. +. Fra
ger and Wawenock for Lower Coast,
Gov. Allen for Bayou Sara, and by
Tete for Bayou Lafourche.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-10
AND COMMERCIAL.

f,yrrcE n. o. DrMocnAr. |
Saturday Evening. June 10. 1870. |
Wa ara indebted to Mr.. H. @. Hestcr. Superin-
tAndent az the New Orleans Cotton EXCHANGE. |
for tho following copy Of the crop report ior
NAV. which Will be found unusually Interestingly
Natiownr Gotten Exchange -Crep Repsrt
Fer may.
NEW ORLEANS, June TO- is7A
Prssasst u End Eac Rssd q Directors ~"
0entlsDen-Y Your COMMITTEES on lnforf9 l.1'a
and Htptistiex begs leave to submit the I9lowss
ing report for May, condenssq ifom 81 chis do.
CORRESPONDENTS. In sections allOued e tnis ~
uartment by the National Cotton ExchanRe, VIZ:
LOUISIANA.
From thirty-three parishes We have received
eighty replies average date 2et MAY. W n,vma e
mort An average decrease in the area planteu IN
e ton y The eatvsbls snds Of the river parishes
he Ses bn's Rts;s sq sss %ssss sds
TO late Tor farmers 70 repla9t ne senson ~, =
three weeks at and S the .snd II c %aon
sIs ss consderins the Indictment season ept t s
condition Il not good. the plant bei"g small ana
Esassy 1saSs oyr rs e about ne p
bers. but more efficient No commerc'al ier'l-
lizers used. ....
wa h.va received tol replies from 90 counties
in this State, bearing dates from 2sth May 70 Sth
The decrease In acreage plSuss1I - cu.ssaa
70 two per cent The damage ron oveInsC . ~ =
confinefl mostly " the river counties ana ~ g.
tiated ct about per cent OF their p nn,r
plninta OF too much rain and c9i0 1l9nH.
Efanda fnlr though the plant is small en0 ps s
Vard tsrop from two TO throp weeks laser tnae
fnst wear, abor good. NO iertHi1eIs ~ ~ ~
this state. The present condition q tne cIOv u
not encouraging, the plant peing N IN, .ne ~
| plaint is also made Of inferior seed IN mahy
| sections. .
| tw"rtv. III roe counties tdates ranging from lstn
May IL al June) and they Indicate 2 decrease ~
aereaue Of about eight per cent Inc uelM"ko
1 by overflow appears to have been connnea "
/ Chicot Leshn and Drew countles; tne Htss ~
| name2 has suffered most and TO the extcns ~
| fnrtv ner cont. whereas the injury In Desna 10
Estimated ut twenty per cent anu Ore" .en po'
| cent. s.,.,I, No favorable
40 iast ves,r hut in some counties II has been
WIT and unseasonably cold The stan1s are lep ~.
| resented IA very good in most counties, altnoukl
/ the crOp is aid to be about ten Gays a.eI s n,i
| iast YEAR The labor 10 good. ana ABOUT eu9a'
| in efficiency and number though somewn% ~ ~
| moralized In the Inundated districts, anu ane
present condition OF the crop, with very lew "a
lille or no fertilizers arc used in this state.
Ae''0 ~ HARRISON WATTS.
L. r. BERJE
W. A. GwYN.
| EDWARD MoEFHy,
II. u. CAMMAcK.
4 l.. LACoMBE,
COMMITTEES on Information and Statistics.