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learnec. Many uslbSusHeo oiee's Vi ''o amy
will be present.


G-The Great race between Pey.ona and Fash
ion was to come off on tho 18th inst. over the
Union Course, Long Island. The Spirit OF the
Tines remarks that it will DO a very exciting
race, 1t is viewed with the keenest interest by
all the south, and perhaps is the most eXtraordl-
nary match ever made in the United States. We
will notice the result soon as we get the news.


OF Extract from private letter to one OF the
Editors, wr itten from the Southwestern corner Of
Missouri:


"Tho prospect for wheat in this country is very
favorable. hear all the farmers say they have
never seen more wheat growing or look better, and
if their expectations should not be marred, there
will be sufficient flour manufactured here TO sup
ply all the Arkansas river District. The last
years freshst has produced much good in stImu-
lating the farmers to greater exertion and ldIers
are nowhere to be found. Want will correct bad
habits, and it has been most effective in this coun
try, You would be astonished in riding through
this country to see the work that has been donet
and is now doing"