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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

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VIII - ''sn A., :,
vsrnsing column '"ua!'
b'Anu" " ~,"'-'s, ooi, nan
!. si..si'.J Sv mutual consent. Mr..
blanchard will continue the busines. at
the old stand. All parties nuepteu 70 VI:
late hrm, up 10 the mrs, oI ,ne p,sshs
month"; wiu save sosps ,hu ,es.1u 1870
coming fofw,Iu im,huAiy az 49,.
the coin 10 nj. niAnA,u, wy 49,.
authorized W rsceiseu sai. mon.y. - ~
having claims sgAin,, VI, n." P . A.
dats men.onvs. snn P.,sa' Wv
,,,,., ,r,.,r,
ssn".ssr. ~. Coun,v Jail Yesterday
,.,.,..l u.,.. -Ii...y.rel
81, nal, ,h. .,il.l tho attention Of
nan wli,s :n.I saiesr Daniel. 10 the sus-
sss;.,. nrs.sncs When approachsd he
P..,.."I - move .r,y. and when called
s.sr.su 80 al "a, to,.rJ Inc
vPsu T;I,, wsrJ seb~ool.hou,e. Issy.
inc his hat behind. The istsrloper wa. a
small man. and from bis general appear
ance oiieer p,Iy Ih'n NJ. a., ai.ca,s,sd
~ ,.nIiny clo.. 10 The cell occupied
Ly WARRINGTON.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE. "s"er gives
notice In eur advertising columns to-day
-,r.,,,msnt n. Receiver Of all the
=, AZ. I,5, nr,,u
VIM Camnsny. All persons having
claims against the company arc requested
to present them to him. aud All Ps,sons
u no,.xa' ..ss,s or property bsiong.
ing 4. ..ii Company. will pay or surrender
~ s.ms 10 the Receiver.
,,,
WHEREFORE Tnrs'-" WELL er'es =
Geld Hitler this morning a. he surveyed
Lim,slf In the saloon mirror. "well. by
Love. I dent look 90 bad after all, consid.
erin the run I've been havin'." Ne.
said The 1arKeepsr IN -, io,tsS
hs osH.' Than ,hs Gold Hitler locked
.nj w,n,sJ IN Inow what that remark
Iana,;.Ss
'~P"e. =,
RrorrSKp.-dsorss Mann hinge hhs
banner to the breeze aud proelains the
fast that he 10 again ~ business. no mas
opsned the Capital Ea.ins SIAM; sn 10
iniends to ksep .no VA nsorcs /, veil
tnihs az M,n 80. s,.,sI,,. caterer.
A1 NJ s.,.oJ. are cl,d 10 see him around
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
CUT TuIs OUTFIT MAY SAVE
YOUR LtRH.

There 10 no person living but what 'ufsr'
moIe or lees with lung disesse. coughs. oold'
or CO sumption, y,t some would die rather
than pay Is cents Tor q bottle Of medicine thst
would cure them DR.. A. Bo~ch~e's Herman
syrup has lately teen introduced In this eoun.
try FROM der many. and itr wonderous cufes
astonish every one that tres %. n you doub.
what We nay In print, cut this ont and axe
TO your druggist and get o sample bottle fof ~
cents AMI try u. or o regular size for 10 c~htis.
Agents: CRANK a BRIGHAM. Wholesale
DIusgi.ts. san Francisco. California. cs7i en
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05


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MONUMENTAL ISyirtrioS PAnrr.-Ws
are pleased to Acknowledge the receipt OF
4. .p,cial invitation to attend the social
Marty IN h. given Nv Monumental Engine
| r,mnauy No. G.. at their hall on the Dr.
,iJs Wednesday evening. January 10th.
n h, to lie strictly an invitation party, AMI
thar, h. every reason 10 anticipate that the
os,asior will be one VI unusual pleasure
and happy sociability. The gentlsmen
eompri.ine that highly efficient company
csnerall, Know What they Intend dsins'
AMI how.io do ID right.
CoIx ron ~ MISEKs.-T The following
mining companies have paid of their EN-
ploye. this meath: California. $51.Ch %;
| Consolidated Virginia. Sii,i36 Is: c;and
&. shaft. si3,653: Ophir. $3.50; Mel.
lean, : 5,2sO: Union Consolidated, s2,ao':
savage. $4,000. Utah, Sl,2sO; Sierra
Ns,ads. $4,000: Belchsr. si0,pOi Jus
lice. $4,000; Yellow Jacket. $lI,oooi
Crivn Point. $4,000. Several OF The
mine. are paying oil to-day.
Ix,aur- os PYrmIs INHALATION
The following oniesu were duly installed
in Nevada Lodge NJ. 1. knights Of
r,,bia.. virginia city. on the evening OF
lamar, 2L: y. A. Bisrks. l.. G.; Thomas
n Uin.ba,n, q. O.; Le~is Norris. We.
Wm. Ki,r.ki, r.: &. J. Chapman. n: OF
nd X: q, Corris. N. % T.: j. Pf.insr'
| n az r: Thomas Pengslley. N. at A. IL
pellepiane. I. a.: Z. Gugnina' u. u.
A Porrt.An SALOON. Eugene Narkey
Ia. purchased the Railroad Exchange
Saloon. where he can nov b. found BY his
numerou. friends. lie keeps nsthing bu,
IN. les, brands Of wines and liquors. and
ali his customers arc assured Of gentis-
manly treatment at his hanas. MARCY u
well Known ~her,zbouts. having been con
uoc,sl with the Baltic switch saloon Ter
some time. Give him y call aud CONVINCE
yourselves.
CoNrLmExr,si.-T Nsws aeknovl'
edges with thanks the receipt VI eonpii'
meptary ticksts tn the ffth grand aani'
,er.sry ball u the Virginia Turn Vsrrin.
which is to take place to-msrrow evening
at their hall in Virginia City. The Jail.
aud festivals given under the auspices Of
the Turn vsrsiu are invariably . very
p~leasnrable sueesss in every respect. aso
this will bs NO exception " its prsdsess'
sor,.
Al National Guard Hall in Virginia thu
popular entertainments by Little Nell ana
George Giddsns es%ntinus 10 be veil a.
tended. They are supported BY q fui
company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
FROM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr'

~ have tried the PERUVIAN SsRur and the
result fally sustains your predieton. " ~
mad, q new mar OF me : infnsed Into my ~
TEN new vigos and energy. l An no loeesi
Jaw me. but stronger, besrtier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. JAP
Al any tins during The last Ave years." 300
BY all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
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b5, SC s9O. sds
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

Lios's KAruAnox matos beautiful,
glossy. lururiant hair ; prevents is falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
OF forty years. 10 charminsly perfumed,
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

ssuats re.psy-0evssasr DrsA'
ley Approves the Legislative
Fusd Biii.
t,PsoAL 70 n sots NIL pAnY HsvSsl
CAhsox. Jan. 5.-2 ?. N.-Ths Houss
was called 10 order stii A. ~.
Lewsry. Of White Pine. just arrived.
was sworn In.
Hammond introduced . resolution for .
committee 10 visit and examine the Stab
University.
Stewart introduced . c~oleurrsnt rssolu.
ton against Chinese immigration.
Howard. OF Humboldt. gave notice Of .
bill making the ONCE Of County Assessor
for the term Of four years. the ineumbsnt
10 be ineligible for reelection.
Moore. Of Elko. gave notice Of . bill 10
redistrict the State for judicial psrposes.
Howard. OF humboldt. introduced .
bill 10 amend the Act for the regulation Of
fees and csnpsnsatioa for ofisial and
other services.
Hammond introduced Q bill 10 amend
the Act 10 prevent the distraction Of fsh.
Babcsck introduced . bill 10 empower
the Commissioners Of Storey county TO
Issue bonds for 500, 900 70 pay for the con-
structisn Of . courthouse. q
Stewart introduced . bill creating The
ofieo Of Official Reporter fer District
Courts.
Trousdals introduced . bill 10 amend
the Act for the registration Of vstsrs.
Grey introduced . bill TO prohibit the
issuance Of free passes by railroads 70
civil officers IN this Btats.
These bills were all referred 10 the ap-
propriate committees.
The House went ilte consideration 81
the bills vetoed by the Governor after the
adjournment Of the last Legislature.
AT l2:I5 the House adjourned. 70 meet
on Monday next.
SENATE.
Was called 10 order at II A. n.
Cassidy offered . resolution that the
Senate adjourn TO Monday. In respect 10
the memory Of the deceased child Of Ben.
ator Baker.
The Governor transmitted . certificate
Of the award u q diploma medal from the
Centennial TO the State Of Nevada.
Stewart Introduced . bill 10 authorize
the payment Of certain claims Against
Storey county.
Piper introduced . bill 70 lsgsliEs Ger.
tain action Of the city Of Virginia In 70.
gard 10 water works.
Edwards introduced . bill 70 provide for
tho safs-kesping Of the State funds.
King introduced . bill 70 abolish the
office VI Minsralogist.
The dovsrnor approved the Legislative
Fund bill.
At 1915 the Senate adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
SAN FRANCISCO.

The stsck Market Ts.Day-Ths Bs-
gnrdus shootinx Match Nome.
thing About tho Woman who
Killed Jesephson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

HAolS's NaoxoILa BALM preserves and
aostores the complexion, removes frecklcs,
tan aud sallowuess; makes the skin soft,
white aud delicate. It's application can
not bc detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
THE LEGISLATURE.

bills Insrsds-.d In che Heass ssA
Senate acknowledgements Brse'
ley Approves the Legislative
Fussi Biil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

.rrcr,L TO rue ooLp NIL. DAILY xr~..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
eIrYlInssY cLsrllIG. Ete.

the cAMpAIan FAlals oPtnls.
uAYIs AND rrrDEs ARs m fsS
SEA. bet s,.sabss he psss is1ias go
tios ., Issue b pt Who shall b or nsss
President. bat
VINO SELLS
THE sRsr cIoTHlMo
FOR TINE LEAST MONEY
BANNER BROS,
GREAT cLorH'zss
-es-
VIRGINIA CITY.
pr,rs rHrr. rsrrA. sroox o.
oEnT's DRESS.
DiAoosAL. AND
susinRss outras
Youths and Boys Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
MATS. SCOTS. snoEs.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs. Etc..
SoR Tus NEXT rHisFY pAyS,
At GREATLY R.ouoRD PRICES.
II ords V make room ios our innssss
Ysil siock. now on The way fsou oar y
gAstssa Clothing ysetoy,
WI WILL sGLL
U EnTIRE sTock
vnE NEXT THIRTY pAys
t-As- 80
BEp.Reck pRleIst
os.. ana -. .. ara - sssvsrss> -.
every pl.Ai .. ssr plssiosn V ssrsesI -
THE LARoIsr. AssoarNssr
GREATEST BARGAINS IN clorRlne.
Can Dow Be hsA - The
IMMENSE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
-Ana,s~ -~~N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05

INDIANAPOLIS. jan. 5.-Govcrnor Hen
dricks' message to the Legislature was de
liverej this morning. It relates wholly Ia
| State Affairs, with the exception Of a refer
rice TO the presence Of United States
troops In South Carolina, saying the Con
stitution and independent authority VI thu
State courts aud Legislature u endangered
u net ~sppporied by n patriotic and liberty
loving sentiment % strong among tll,
people that party aud partisans dare ne
defy u.
The L~oaisisna Investigation.
NEW 0RLsASs. Jan. 5.-The Senat,
osmmittss this morning examined thru,
eolorsd men ip regard to the election II
Moorehouss parish. All iestificd that
large number Of solored men voted Ill,
Democratic ticket, aud that there was nc
intimidation.
Lieutenant Archer of the Third Ipfantr,
testified that the election IN East latoI
Rouge was fair and peasoahle,
what 10 10 bs Donc Ia Louisiana
Nrw YoRx. Jan. ga Horotf'. New Or
leans dispatch says tbs Republican. ar,
enrolling militia daily. General Long
street will be In command. No forcibl,
opposition will be made to prevent Mich
OILS Inauguration. hut all the Stats Office,
are strongly guarded by police and will b,
defended from any attempt to take pos
session.
senator Weight Not 90 be Binfrea
NEw YoHK. Jan. "a G"yhis'' Wash
ington special says: While debating hi
bill for . count for contested election
yesterday, senator Wright made q yer,
savage attack on Governor Grover. Thi
morning senator Kelly. Of Oregon, Gale,
attention 10 the matter and rebuksd Judg,
Wright. but the latter declined to rstrac
. single word.
4 wifs-poisoner Hanged.
CoscoRD. N. H.. Jan. sc. W. Major
convicted in December. 1875. at Nashua 0
poisoning his wife, was hanged at th
htats prissn here this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-05
Tho Bsnn.,,.Mny scandal.

Nrw YonK, Jan. 5.-Thc mystery AZ TO
the immediate cause Of Mays assault Oh
James Gordon Bennett seems to have an
Ineligible solution In the statements by
some members of the Union Club, that
DR.. May last week irreyocably terminated
the engagement Of his daughter. In conse-
auence VI Benefits i%ntempcrance, aud
tina, Bennett exhibited this letter indis-
c~riminately TO members Of the Club and
others. accompanying the exhibition by
expressions which inferred pleasure at his
release from the engagement, and that ho
had sought aud provoked II successfully:
Everybody speaks in the highest terms Of
Miss Mays intelligence and Refinement, a.
we'll % her beauty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20
The Wool Market.

The New York Eeoaomia looks upon
the present prices Of wool rs dangerous tC
the manufacturers. It speaks Of buyer
Sitting on the rail fences Of the Wesl
waiting for the wool to be shorn, and al
the same time, perhaps, to get shorr
themselves" 1t goes on to remark tha
"in Ohio, especially in the Eastern ant
all the good woOlgrowingsections every
thing offered is bought up by local ant
Eastern dealers at 40 cents, while thu
best woods are held out Of the market fol
A and As cents"
"In reply to a telegram from this re-
gion to a leading house here to-day, the
following answer has been sent to their
buyer: The quotations you telegraph are
ridiculous. Don't waste a moments time
as ii seems hopeless doing anything tc
advantage at present. Set your wirei
for future operations and come back un
less there is an immediate change Well
the immediate change seems to be getting
worse every moment. Buyers were like
bees, every where in swafms, and thu
local dealers werc buying everything
they could secure below 30 cents. Soml
were paying more, and even at 42 cent!
buyers were operatingon Eastern ii mo-
Western account"
Speaking of the present prices for WOO
the Economic says that "the scramble fol
it has commenced and we know not wher
it will end" 1t notes a movement il
Texas and California woods in the Eastern
markets.
Choice wool is sought after while low
is not so much wanted. Considerable,
sales Of Australian have taken place a
prices which have yielded no profit to i'm
porters. Considerable Cape wool is now
offered at quite low prices. In fact, wool
is about at importing point, and no profit
OF any considerable moment can DO made
in fleece wool at present; what the future
will develop we know not. With a re.
duction in the tariff, we could look fol-
an abundance Of low wool from abroad,
in fact, it will come anyway, tariff
or no tariff, and il manufacturers
rest content under the burden they
bear, why, well and good, no one can be
blamed for losses, but as goods are now
selling, we certainly are at loss TO know
how things are coming out for the man
ufacturers. With any advance in raw
material, why should they not be able &c
avail themselves Of choice wool Of other
countries rather than use much Of the
rubbish they now are obliged to make
use Of, such as the short six months wool
OF which so much is grown in the State!
west Of the Mississippi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20

BeLLAIRE LocALs.-A sociable enter
tainment was held at the Disciples
Church, Monday evening last, which was
enjoyed by very large number OF our
good Christian people, young and old
and OF the various denominations. The
interior part was most beautifully decor,
ated with flowers OF careful selection and
in an artistic and taiteiully arranged style
especially around the Baptistery, in the
centre Of which played a fountain, grace,
fully throwing its water upon the fra
grant flowers and numerous plants, sur,
rounding the sacred basin. Rev, Mr.
Spencer, the pastor, was the life and lead.
ing spirit upon this occasion. The choi,
performed It's part to perfection, Miss
Emma Gorby, the organist, was assisted
in singing by Rev. Spencer, Mr.. +. Mel
son, z. c. Kelly, Scott ,Heatherington
Miss Booth and several others, and il
must be said that nothing was left un,
done TO give pleasure and create harmony
and good feeling to all. IN
A fair and festival will DO held at The
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening fol
the benefit OF the church.
Rumor has it that the present propri
etor Of the Centennial Hotel intends soor
Ohio.
Our Temperance reading room still
continues, and is well patronized ever
day and evening BY literary and temper
ate people, young and old. Mr.. Woods
an old and highly respected gentleman
Is in charge Of the establishment.
The proprietor Of the Tidal WAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20

Our IRON INDusTRY.-The pig iron
production Of the United States, last year
was 2,003,296 tons. This is the smallest
production for many years, being eight
per cent less than for 1875, and twenty
seven per cent less than the year OF the
greatest yield, 1873. The only comfort to
be drawn from the figures is that the
ratio Of decrease now is not so large as
formerly, SO that it is hoped this year
may show possibly an end to the reduc.
tion, II not small increase over 1876,
though the producers say that present
prices offer no Inducements for increas.
ing the manufacture. Pennsylvania
made nearly one.halt the whole product
Of the country, last year, and actually
increased its yield over 1876, so that 1t Is
seen the turning point in the depression
has been reached by our ironmasters, il
it may not have yet come elsewhere.
There were ia furnaces in the United
States when this year opened, nine having
been abandoned and ten built during
1876. The only activity in build.
ing new furnaces is in the Hook
ing Valley, in Ohio, where sever.
several bituminouS furnaces are in course
Of construction. The depressed cOndi.
tion of the trade Is shown, however, by
the fact that only two hundred and thir.
ty.eiHht Of these furnaces than one.
third OF the total-werc in blast at the
time the enumeration was made. Allthe
others were idle, and the productive ca.
plcity Of the furnaces is said to be fully
twice the current yield OF pig iron. In
working up their pig iron, however, our
iromasters are doing about as well Ms
they ever did. OF rolled iron they pro.
duced 1,92l,TSO tons last year-morc
than anyyear since 1873, when the pro-
duction was but l,9O6,il5 tons. OF this
rolled iron S79,62o tons were rails, Of
which 412,46l tons were Bessemer s,eel,
That our mills are making all the rails
used is shown by the fact that last wear
no. single steel rail was imported from
abroad, and only 2S7 tons OF iron rails
During the pasttcn years there have beer
built 25l iron vessels Of 107, 500 tonnage
Last year there were built % iron YES
sells, Of which II were constructed on The
Delaware river. 'rne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20

saloon decamped very suddenly, leaving
numerous kind creditors 10 mourn his
untlmely departure.
The school children on Gravel Hill will
picnic next Friday on Bellaire hill.
The Masonic Orders Of this city will
turn out in force on Saturday next, 81.
Johns Day, and visit Martins Ferry, &c.
companied by the celebrated Heather.
ington band.
A little girl, daughter Of Mr.. John
Vancurt, residing at Benwood, 10 playing
a game Of Jack stones, swallowed one o.
the little iron pronged toys. The girl
has suffered intense pain in consequences,
and DR.. Ford asserts that unless relief
can be procured soon, death will finally
ensue.
Mrs. Carroll ofIers her large, well.yen,
tilated and beautiful store.rooln, formerly
occupied by Prof, GlaSs, dealer in musi,
cal instruments, for sale. See advertise.
ment in another column. JED.
| ". .H... ...HH. .anHnIHU.# 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20
FOR SALE
DUBLIo SALE.

IWll oder at public ale, or the pr,ul,o, nm
THURSDAY, July 18th,
Ny Farm, htuAto two miles wet Of l., n.,u..
Jefferson county, Ohio, and containing S"S''
ITO ACRES OFLAND
More or les. The Cleveland q PittIburEh R,Il,,,S
passes through the llrm; also the SufTsJ ii IN ~
the Peoples Freight Road, between New YoyS nj
Chicago. An almost ineIbAulllble LIMESrnNf
QUARRY On the place, alao, 4 QUARRY' nj NJ
BUILDING STONE, which has been IuIIv t,,,,I
n Wheeling. w. Val also, the upper o. hlli ysjS
Of COAL. Also, At The same time, will MI -
aTatey, the lower OF lhat vein Of Coal undS,lvis.
Said farm, which g located midway bPiVeTb ~
La Grange and Ruih Run shafts, which iGct SS,ss
ask foot yeln Of coal One Of the beat landing On
TERMS OF aLLS-one half ea,h down, AMI an.
hall IN one year iromIlay Of ala. DtIefnSi ~
meniS 70 bear interest al the nate Of II ~ ~,
and 70 he secured 10 the htldRellon Of ~ nhJs,i
signed. Parties desiring further lnlornStiop :,
Wishing 10 visit The farm, can call on or addra,S,
owner, N. W. MCGEE,
PhilllpburH, Jefferson 81 n
Or. J. :. DAYTON, Attorney, steubSnTllIe, q
iol6leO0N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20

Our friend Joseph Roger, Of Belmon,
county, informs us that he never saw the
crops looking better in the region over
the river. Hay is only worth IS per ton
now in view Of the big crop expected.
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday pub.
fishes extensive reports from Illinois.
Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas and Ne.
bruska, and in calling attention to them
makes the following observation:
"The season has now sufficiently ad.
vanced TO admit Of an accurate estimate
Of the prospects OF the corn crop in Hi.
nois, and the reports which we print this
morning embody the observations and
judgment Of farmers in every Congress.
sional District in the State. Generally
speaking, the outlook for corn is better
than it has been for many years at this
season Of the year, and tile farmers have
begun TO count with certainty upon an
extra large crop. The came flattering
accounts are received from the other corn.
growing regions, while throughout the
West and Northwest, winter and spring
wheat, oats, grass, ETC., are coming for.
ward finely, and the crop as a whole
seems certain to be considerably larger
than the average"
Some apprehension is felt in Virginia
for the crops, in view OF the late heavy
rains. The Richmond Dispatch of Mon.
day expresses this apprehension as fol-
lows:
"The season in this section OF the State
is such as TO excite much anxiety for the
wheat crop. Saturday the rains were
much too copious for It's good. The TEN,
Perature has been such as to repress the
apprehension Of rust thus far; but Ger,
tainly degree Of moisture prevails upon
the earth at this time that will lead &c
destructive results unless we have fair
and decided weather near by