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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-15

CLEVELAND, June A.-Early this after.
noon large number Of special patrolmen
were put on duty in tho quiet parts
Of the city, and almost the entire
regular police force was concentrated
abou. the Cleveland rolling mills as pro-
lection for the non.Union hands when
they should quit work. Disgusting rumors
were in circulation relative 10 the intention
OF the strikers and by the direction Of tho
mayor, the Grays, tho light artillery, the
Calling gun battery and the fifth regiment
were under the arms In their respective
armories ready TO proceed promptly to any
point II the emergency required, but
their services were not needed.
When work stopped at the mills the
greater part Of the hands to be sent home
were put in the railroad train
and sent down town without
molestation. Then the large gang OF bo.
hemians were escorted BY the police to
the street cars rs usual. The neighboring
streets we're crowded, but the best OF order
was preserved and no disturbance occurred.
ftE".. At Cohoes, Ny.
CoHoRs, n. Y, June l4.-Totlay the
Harmony mills were again closed. Not one
additional operative this morning Joined
the ten who returned to work Monday under
the ten per cent reduction. a meeting OF the
company will be held Thursday, when. 1t is
stated, q formal notice will be posted clos.
ing the mills until September lst.
~ Opposition to Girls. &
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 1.-THE manu-
facturers OF carriages in this city have un.
dertaken the employment Of female help
in some OF their departments. This morn.
ing the arrival Of number OF girls at the
Oshkosh Carriage Company's building, TO
work in the painting department, met with
the opposition OF the men, and several quit
work. Others threaten to do SO il the girls
are allowed TO remain. II. is not thought
that a general strike will result, however.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain OF cutting teeth !?
Il So so nt once and get a bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about it There
IS not mother on earth who has over used
1t, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use in .ll cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
female and al Gne s s Glsf, PES,
States. Sold everywhere. o5 cents bottle.
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FROM FAIRAiOST.

Plenty OF plcnxurnbie Orcnsiona-Ad d.
drc~ by John Barton l'ny ne-Geueral
News anu Society Gossip.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelllsencer.
EfRMoSr, June l4.-Fairmon was full
OF pleasure tonight. a dance at the
Mountain City House, a festival and
wedding in the N. T. Church and an ad-
dress before the Mozart Literary
Society by John Burton Payne, Esq.
kingwood. Nature has given Mr.. Payne
splendid oratorical powers, and he knows
how to use them with good effect. Allhcard
him distinctly and We're well pleased with
the smooth address; but not few have ex-
pressed regret that he should make
a campaign speech before litera-
ry society. Especially so, did they regard
his illusions to my lord Conklipg," to
Hayes the great irand, etc. =, AT the con-
clusion Of Mr.. Payne's speech, and before
the president OF the society could dismiss
the audience, they jostled their way out
and hurried across the street to the Metho-
dist Protestant Church to witness the mar
riage OF Miss Belle Coombs to Mr.. S. A.
Poster, young merchant OF this place. A
reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. Poster,
by DR.. P. B. Ogden and wife.
Among the one hundred visitors who are
i'll town for commencement: are State Super.
in.endent Butcher, J. +. Sommervile and
J. B. Fowler OF the Board OF Regents, Hon.
Georgll H. Motiett and wife, John Barton
Payne, Esq, II. G. Raycncralt, Alex Wade
and L. S. Hammond. The exercises OF the
graduating class occur tomorrow ut 81
=. N. Address by Mr.. Mofiett at P. N. and
Alumni reunion at night.
The news in Fairmont is confined al
most exclusively TO the closing exercises OF
the Normal school. The continuous rains
have prevented the farmers from keeping
their corn and potatoes clean, but they
have grass crop that has not been equaled
TOR Years. Business is not brisk and the
failure OF AIonongalia county to vote her
quota to the stock oil the proposed rail-
road, has not enlivened it in the least On
last Sabbath morning, June l lltli, the Meth
its iorty-seveuth anniversary with decora-
|tlons OF the church with flowers, ferns and
evergreens, and short addresses by John s.
Barnes, pastor. George ShatIer, YIN. Z.
Miller, Alex. Wade, OF Morgantown; T. c.
Miller and the Superintendent, U. S. Flem-
ing. .-I1f @
On Sabbath afternoon the baccalaureate
sermon before the Normal School was
delivered by Rev. W.s. plummer Bryan, OF
beverly. Mr.. Bryan is 4 youn. man,
grandson OF the late DR.. Plummcr. and Il
proper representative OF that distinguished
family TO wear the cloak laid down by that
venerable Elijah. The discourse from
the text "rhe Truth shall make you free"
was powerful and iavorably spoken OF by
every one ~ a."., t54 h...z7E
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~ :. SnAw, OF parkenburg, Is in
!. av uetniorms US sha. arrangements
wv H., ,.,.r made to hold the next reunion
A.,. ,Na sorie,y Of the Army OF West Fir-
'" ., wv :, p,,k,rbrrs on the 18th, Goth and
s,'s = IS.o,ember The Government will
'snfei 10 for the use OF II supply OF
% ,sr.. and the railroads are expected
x,,,.;nn rates,
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Steamer fAuutleretl.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE steamship
Peru, from this port for Great Britain,
founderel Off Cape Race. The steamer
Lake Manitoba, which passed Father
Point inward, bad on board The captain.
officers, engineer and part oi the crew OF
the Peru which were picked up in two
boats. The other boats OF the Peru are
vet unlleard from. ...I-.l :.
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offering no practicable plan that It was not
thought necessary In the dispatches to
mention It by name. -f5Fa,s tuT5'4
Tho inquiry was pursued further, and
Trescott was excused with the understand
Ing that he will be recalled In a few days.
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Ghe qntelli9eafer:
=. >.,. p, aud ~ four,ccnI" ".rct.'
T9E $. icIaiTsvllle ( Northern ka'l'oad I'LL NC
: r,.irsvtllc TO bridgeport starts up TO-
109 hirths and 7ol death.

r.,rs wpte l,lO3 births and III deaths
. n,l"oD, inl" county daring the year ending
10 ps sI, lsso In pease township there
AF" ~ 3 births and l95 deaths. In pulsney,
st,s y, ~, H., nItaire, there were 22s3 births
'aS,Haa' an, deaths. rcase township had a
anu ,,,,;on I'd Of $50 in 1850, md Pultncy
70 Wv The whole county had 49,6Ss. Il
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Z CoLuMBrs June 1.-THE Cleveland au-
tiorities called ou the Governor for
troops TO quell the rioting strikers and
were notified TINT that they had power with
the Sheriff 10 call ont in the city and coun-
ty and that the State would not interfere
until these proved inadequate.
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The Rosecranx.t;arhcid Controversy
4 CHICAGO, June l4.---Thc Chicago papers
this morning contained specials pnrporting
to give an interview with General Rose
cranz regarding the recently published, let
ters OF General Garfield to Secretary Chase.
In these specials General Rosecrauz Is re,
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Steamer American from Bremen arrived
ut New York yesterday. n
ut Bremen. % 49,. ;,
Steamer Indiana arrived at Queenstown
from Liverpool. i'51. $50
;, Steamers State Of Georgia. Hallard and
Cambria arrived at London from New York.
Steamers Ohio, New York, Strassburg
and Baltimore, arrived yesterday at South
amptou. 5s ,g.g, r.1Isf95-IlT; J
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Z Chicago Mil Mnrket.

Chicago, June ll.-Nails are very firm
on the basis Of $ 70 per keg ior lod, and
stocks are badly broken, present prices be-
ing The highest that have prevailed within
a year aud half.
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have catened. Mayor 1Icrrick this
morning conferred privately with the
commandant OF the infantry and artillery
companies. lie says that hitherto the |
police have been on the defensive, but
since last nights riotous demonstrations
more vigorous measures will be adopted to
prevent. violence. g H-,I H'5WI-t Et@
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INDIANA.
Severe Storm Mt Indinnapolis-Cou
nble Damnse to Property.

severe Storm Mt tIndinnapoiis-Cous
nble Dnn,nse to Property.
} IspIASApoLls, June 1.-THE severest
thunder storm OF the season visited this
place las. night, Rain fell all night, and at
times came down in sheeis. Two inches Of
wateriell. Thismorningat O'clock Posues
run commenced rising rapidly, and in
two hours had flooded that portion oil the
city east OF the Union depot along the
Union Railway tracks, northeast up Penn.
sylrania, Delaware and Alabama streets, as
lar north US Maryland street and north
east to Washington street. The cellars OF
the wholesale houses on South Meridian
street, south Of Georgia, are rapidly filling
up. While party Of fifteen or twenty
were standing on 4 platform over Pogue's
run, connected TO the old warehouse be.
longing to the Union Railway Company, it
gave way, precipitating the entire crowd
into the water. Some OF them were rescued,
while others passed through the calvert
under the Union depot, and We're rescued
below, while the others, it is supposed,
were drowned. 1t is not definitely known
how many were on the platform, nor who
they were; consequently it is impossible at
this time to determine how many were
lost. e5 I3s5Ef'
Later. 5-,,,s x sI..
Five bodies have been recovered. They
are those OF Katie Gilderman, George +.
Scoville, 4. X. Saunders, attorney at law,
Edward Tiliord. son o;.S. L. Tillori, and
George w. Smith. OF CIcruont. Other
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Fires.

4 fire at South Baintree. Mass, yester-
day destroyed the best building in the
,owu, containing the postofiee, grand
army hall, market, drug store, clothing
store. Loss S60, 900. ~ -
A Montreal dispatch says: Loss by fire
last night, S75O,000, }9ig q; ~ rs
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financial Scws-Wc>tcrn unior r,,,.
ts.I,f .H :rNptl, - -

,,. Skw foRS, Jane 1.-THE Western
Spas,a,,l Sn,1a Telegraph af,;5p Company declared
yas,ss.iy 1ui,tt dividend OF Il per cent, payable
5suiy 10th, after the payment OF which u
surplus Of Sl,G930sl will remain. Net
sathines tot tho quarter, partially esti.
mated, Sl,SO,0O0, which Is at tho nate Of
&Ssier cent on its capital OF $4,000, 900. 56,
~ = Petition to the governing committee
~ .a she stock Exchange was circulated YES.
.eiaay afternoon, and signed BY many
Prominent banking houses n It asks "a,
ioe ios passage Ola special bylaw providing
nn .Us s'le initic:ion oil n severe, punishment
I ~ ~ members for repeating rumors affecting
III, r,s credit oi any member OF the Exchange
4 lnns, lin'yss the statement is based on persona
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Il MARIETTA, O., June 4.-General r. r.
Dawes was nominated to Congress from
the Fifteenth district by the Republican con
ypDtjnn. l 5s S.f5- fg5 y 5jS,a' 5sE Ff .-ss=
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WAEs your wiie's health is bad, v hea your
children are s;ckly, when you feel worn out,
use Iron Bitters. sl s}s..Fs} a7{F
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GREAT reduction in prices at Mrs. S. S. Kis.
ner's, l01l Main street ms 5s5-g I
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THE H:I.E|,DAlLY@MARK,.Et,TI'.S,!I.I3
The l4lE. LATEST ! = r TELEaRAPHlc REPORTS
me a., !, ~. 40 fas = - ~ n
VI the Condition Of the Aarie4 Atith, Ie.siSs
Trade csnttrs Of The Cosntry,-Th. Rullar l
fffss' for the PriuclpAi stapiss-Fiaaa.
y. elal and Commercial ,Analr,. IN

c,!.as MY a noak, June y. Money las per cent,
MAJ Ss.pn eteu ~ " pef cent Prime mercantile pa.
..asdSI ~ pst cent sterling Exchaiye banker bills
''eauy GN,. ~ " s6H; demand s. s9x ~
r r e e1ten9ed.. Y! lLehlgh wilkes.....lO Nv
n q - ~ stenued.. ~ HIst 4 4. @. hsts...ll2 &
n 9 4 .n'i vuinns'"id " !. bonds, hrstS...ll6k
cent,s, .. VI ots a..::"i fMnking fund .,l2O fi
E.;o san.,t nhu"li. Texas lac land nts.. q, &
RAILROAD BoSns-Erie second eorso,s advanced \
~ "! from Wy. Kansas i Texas secOnds M III 4
.!nm a'tI kAnsaS 4 Texas general ,uortvars ssi
uI from ID, Texas 4 Pacific Land tjrni,t inconss 4
t9 20 from cox, but reacted to q: Rio UmnIst
a!rhlon hnts to sies from 703s, Louf,yfie q Ns.hf
Wis General mortgage sixes 10 77x from 7lis.S"-l2
STATE ESEcukirtEs-Dull ~ Il ';1sl 60 "a
Mssouh virginia consoIs sx.
81 Joseph ...-.+...ll0; tn mat couInna cntI
aehtiessee 6s..,.... Is Virginia deferred y siSs
Tennessee g.. nsw. sOnerrd sl.: l
sioSSsIThe market Was stroug 10 bpoyant nntIi Y
neat we close, when there was sharp reaction and
part o. The early advance was lost leaving prcss nj
.he CLOS however, lsasA per cent above thosc al
yesleluay. lake Shore was ihe great feat, fe ina
s'ocs suddenly rising To 10sM. LAcknws ana was
HeAt IN point OF Interest, and advanced 10 iei A
among ne other stocks Reading ruse 10 s9l. Wet.
vie Nashville, to Ms ouri Fncihc 10 Sii.
New yerssy central 10 7lE. Michigan Cent ~
~ Texas Pacific 70 az New York Central IN iaS - q
81 Paul 10 l1l and Northwestern 10 ,Ss 8 Thls ws
followed by the reaction noted above.
Transactions 4SjtOU shnfcs - M
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.Spor,insSe..t,t1.,llH. ~,

NvlsSlpEo; June H. -Ilanlan! has asked
Ross 70 postpone the race Storf two .weeks y
Ross refuses to remain under traininSS ~
long and fixes JniyF ,hird,,S9lt,is fLelieye1S
that Hanlun's iliuass Is i scheme 10 aiIectS
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TuE latest and greatest discovery is Peruna.
II you do not feel we'll take it at once.
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0Un little Johnny bad been given up TO
die, tDiphtheris) when We gave him Peruns;
he iy we'll p .f.-lE-1. ai-ga
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Guitcnu.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-No application
has been made to Justice Bradley for writ
OF hdJeas corpus in the Guiteau case.
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ENARxaa

fsSN Hks.
There Il only s..sht aling OF In the member oi
the offerings In omIA,.son5 with last week nor d
slight demand goah shecp tJt shipneuf; which.
with the hdutc demand has niSe fftr trade hut
Eastern adyic shout lamb. have not had f.vor.
BILE effect on them. and They areQul.c dull, We
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q II Is astonishing how many people hawk
up and spit out Catarrhal corrup,ions when
there Is 50 little need Of it as reruna cures it.
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T0tAL...............


2 There isa heavy falling Oft In the number OF the
offerings M compared with the nutnlen last week,
but the quality isabout the sanc.a The offerings
though comparatively ishe,s en- tn be Sbout equal
10 the demand which Is only Lair to moderate. We
quote 4 few as low a. l0c Init very few, and tome
n. high ns lihc. this ID. few extra, but the bulk
OF the snles arc at 01<allc. 70 AZ s5I
SSi5 tgiiS 81 THE SHEEP MARKET. 5,
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WOMAN
How shall she preserve her health anC
Beauty.

How shall she preserve her health anG
Beauty,
De who has long investigated this
subject gives the result, and is happy
to say that it is FUND i'll Woman
''Best Friend" 1t is adapted cspeci-
ally to that great central, all-control-
ling organ, the womb, correcting its
disorders, and curing any Irregular
ity of the "manses," or Courses"
Dir. J. Bradfelds Fcmale Regulator
acts like charm in whites. and in
sudden or in entire stop7aye Of the
"mnlthly courses, from cold. mental
trouble, or like causes, by restoring
the natural discharge in every in
stance. In chronic cases, SO often
resulting in liberation, falling of the
womb, its action is prompt and dec
sIve. saving the constitution from
evils and premature de
cay. Prepared by DIR. j. Bradiel
Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial size, Toe;
large size, $3.50. For sale by Dur.t
& Coleman.
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Frank Les1ie,a
SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

This fayorite and excellent period
icaI - established in public favor, anC
It's interest and value are constant,
increasing. The November number
abounds with IN teresting and edify
ing articles. stories, essays, poems, etc.
etc. The editor, Rev. De Witt Tai
mage, has an admirable article,
"Ougnt Christians to have any Fun?'
ReY. DR.. Specr contributes one on
the late Senator Hlll, of Georgia; aud
there is an excellent aud timely one,
finely illustrated on The CITY OF AL
exander the Great" Among the
other profuseIy illustrated papers are,
Peterborough Cathedral" "Our
November Walk" "The knights of
ST. John of Jerusalem" etc. The
Charming serial. "Weighed and
Wanting" is continued, and there are
short stories, skethes, essays, poems,
etc, by popular writers. In the
"Home Pulpit" is one of the editor's
eloquent and characteristic sermons.
"a Cheat Exposed" There are
"Sunday-school Notes." "Informa-
ton for the Curious" "Rymes and
Rhathn.s for the Lite Folks" Selected
by the editor) "The Drift Of Religious
Comment" Personal Notes and
Comments" Editorial Comments, ("
and most comprehensive miscellany
The embellishments are very numer-
rous, and are fine specimens of art.
The price is % cents a number, or IS
n year, postpaid. A specimen copy
will be sent free by inclosing % cents
to Frank Leslie, Publisher, 50, So
and 81 Park Place, New York,
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NORFOLK 5 Boon.

Mr.. Charles Burr Todd, in an
article in Lippincott's on Norfolk, Va
says the city is now literally over
FLOWING with life and vigor." Brick
blocks are supplanting the old wooden
mble-down houses; negroes are paw
ing the street, a railway is going
down that finds a terminus in West
ern navigable rivers, and the pile
drivers rattle and thud are heard
along the water front. Mammoth
red funneled Clyde-built steamers lie
at anchor in the harbor receiving
their feight of cotton, and as soon
as the Kanawha canal is completed,
there will 1e an uninterrupted water
communication between Norfolk and
the entire basin of the upper Missis-
sippi, and with Fort Benton at the
foot Of the mountains,
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With the steady march of improve
ment in science and mechanics, me-
dicine has kept even pace. It now
gives us remedies i'll perfection of
folm and composition that the crtdi-
ties of earlier medical science never
approached. Among the most effec-
tive of medicines are DR.. j. & Aver S
PIlls-beaut ful, sugar coated, glisten-
ing globules-universally known and
uses as a reliable family physic
These pills possess great efficacy as
4 preventive Of, or cure for the dis
eases incident to this section of the
country; especially diseases Of the
stomach, liver and bowels, which Of
en results in dangerous fever. Tney
also give viyor to the circulation,
remove constipation, create an appe-
tite, and all digestion, thereby promo
ting health Their ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and they are a
safe remedy in the hands Of the most
mex erjeneed.--Maco Ga. Telegraph
IL Messenger.
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-Nessrs, 3. Lowenstein & Bros,
Of Memphis, are the largest dealers
in dry goods in the southwest. This
season they are Offering greater in
dueements than ever to the trade aud
guarantee prices against St. Louis,
CINCINNATI, Louis lille and all cas-
tern Giles. We are confident our
merchants will find it to their interest
to buy OF them. They viii find as
large a stock from which to make
their selections az in the Eastern cities
and a more reliable and fair dealing
firm cannot be found anywhere.
Read their card and see what they
have to say.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

Patience S. Sutton No. 1917,
VS. IL. ID
George Sutton, ct ais. In this caus,
it appearing that defen iants George
Sutton is a non. resident OF The State
of Tennessee, aud a resident of tho
State of Texas, and Wesley Sutton is
a non. resident of Tennessee, and q
resident Of the State Of Arkansas.
1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
in Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper
published in Bolivar, Tenn, requiring
said non. resident defendants to enter
their appearance herein by or within
the first three days of the CoRlty
Court Of Hardeman County, Tenn,
on the 1st Monday in November, 1882
and plead answer or demur to the
petition in this cause, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them Il nd
set for hearing ex parte.
w. W Farley G. q Nj.
Sept. 25th 1882.
Francis Fentress, Solicitor.
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We have received a

We have received a neatly
printed illustrated catalogue and
price list Of the principal articles
manufactured by the Livermore
Foundry and Machine Co. Of Mem
phis. The list embraces almost every
thing pertaining to the Foundry bus
mess. They solicit orders and also
cordially invite all persons visiting
the city to give them a call, whether
wanting goods or not, and will take
pleasure IN showing their works and
giving any information in their
power.
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THE SOUTH BOOMING.

Baltimore sun
A gentleman who has just returned
to this city from a tour among the
cotton States reports that their pros
poets We're never so good as at present.
The cotton crop may suffer some inju-
ry from the rains but the planters con-
slider that the higher prices will more
than compensate them for any loss
they may incur from this cause. The
most remarkable feature of this year
is the great breadth the planters haYe
given the cultivation of the cereals.
1t is estimated that they will not on
ly have enough breadstufls-f for home
consumption, but large surplus for
export, One planter III Georgia,
known to our informant, who had
gone his year ior the first time INTO
the raising of wheat. corn and oats Ola
Il large scale, stated that he had made
thirty thousand bushels Of wheat and
sixty thousand of oats. What h's
corn would turn out he did not then
know. Success like this is a proof of
the advantage the cotton States viii
derive from mixed farming. Instead
Of devoring their efforts exclusively to
the production of cotton and depend |
ing upon the west for their supplies
Of breadstuffs, the prospect is that
they VII not have hereafter to depend |
upon the western granaries, although |
IA respect to salt meats they will be |
purchasers for some time yet to come,