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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

Bark Wipsow. Nichos Philadelphia Miller 4 Houghson.
Bark Washington Butcher, Micker,ou g. Muks, Fla, z.
d. Hurlbut Co.
Bark Banshee (Br) Hsney Cork for ORDER. Snow Bur
sess'
Bark Bonan Ham,, Meyer. Hamburg via Philadelphia
Kunhardt Co.
Bark Hettis Meryman. Meryman New.orlesns, D. II.
Fosdiek.
Bark John Mathues (Br.). Creighton. Philadelphia
Bark Mary T.. Libby Libby, Portland, Baxter Merrill
Brig Katie DAM. Peterson, West End st. croi1) Funch.
Meincke Wendt. 80
Bng Bessie YORK (Br.), Allen, st. John N. f. D. q. De
Wolf Co. ,,,,
Brig Flight (Br) Trefy, St. John, n BIC c. Duncan Co.
Brig d. w. Clark (Br) Peck st. John, ~ b., A smithers
Brig Indy Washington tBr, COrbett, St. Johns NF.P.
Big Guayana Brem Behrens. Bremen, Funche' Meincse
Wend ,,.
Brig Milo tBr). Kerin, Alicante. Upper Beatte.
Brig Ruby OBJ, obey, ST. John n f., o. r. PenhIstoh'
Brig Alma (Br.l, Mutter Kingston, ia, u r, buley
Schr. Coral Kent ThoInarton, Me, O. L. Ha,Gh III, :,
Schr. Casper Lawson, Snow, New Haven, ho'enA''
Strannsrd. 81, n,
schr. c. II. Van Name, Van Name Jacksonville a. W.
Lsdd. . Mt
schr Moses wsrrg Durham, Pembroke, Me-, j. Rich
ards. "a,
schr. r. W. Brown, Bishop, Wilmington; c. j. smith,
Sclr Francis Hatch, McNitle, San Juan del Norte
Schr Euphemia (Br.), Allen Jscme, Brett Son 20.
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Tragicai Occurrence nj Augusta, Gn-A
Us. OGicer Murdered Popular
EyC,,eIUcut.
Excitement.
FROM The Savannah Republican. Sept, :.

purserS. &. Durham Of the steamer Union.
which reached this port last night, reports That grea,
excitement existed IN Augusta account Of the Inur
der OF Capt. Ueislcr OF the sd L. 5. &. t. by three
your men members Of three Of the most respect able
families in Augusta. Tie circumstance attending the
terrible murder of most painful nature, and the
entire community has been III tremendous state Of
alarm and excitement. II seems that very prcpog
srssiur muattO VII bad been Kept the mistress Of
one Of the yCunc men received the attentions and visits
OF the officer aud the Captain being discovered with
the Cypran, chased By tie three Young men. who
fired their reyoyers at him. wouIding the officer In
Three Places ore Of the shots penetrating his meek
which proved mortal.
Aner rAicting those terrible wounds one of the mur.
dcrogs gang inflicted several gbasty cuts with dirk
upon the almost hieltss body The Captain survived
his Injuries bui 20 minutes IL will hardly seem credl
Die That such NcudIsh act the htahbing OF Gylug
man, who had been assacd by three times hls number
could he peTpe;Iaied, but shudder 20 record this
fearful lnhumanty. The parents OF the unfortunate
vOurg men who have participated IA this shocking
fra redy. plunged into Tic deepest grief for the
cItcc con, and the gIlei stricken families viii receive
he svGpathies OF the public their hours of sore
distress.
This is one Of those awful caauitics which ought not
10 iai TO produce Deep and We trust indeLbe i'm.
preston upon the minds Of those Young men IN our
midst who inclined to lead vicious and diss0luie
ton and life itself in many cases for the axe Of
panderLg 10 debased passion. 1t is reported that the
assassns unGcr the influence Of the rum Demon
ard while reason forced from her throne they com
miited the diabolical deed which will perhaps cost
them their lives The wine cup the wine cup, oh what
poisoned chace II has been 10 millions Of elogueut
lips sealing them in inamy and death. Beware Of the
yren voice Of this arch demon who spreads his snares
for innocent and wary feet.
THREATS TO PiRK AUGUSTA.
On Friday night the people Of Augusta were thrown
into state Of terror and the reports OF plot TO
burn the CITY IN retaliation for the murder sDtead from
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TwrNTY.TIFrR.sr. MEETIyG.
The liar Who Dried the Pirate.


Among the victims OF the pirate Shenandoah
yho arrived here by TIE whaling bark Milo Cops.
J. g. Young Master Of he hale ship tayoreO o. Weir
haven, which. with the others was burned b. order
Capt WldceL Capt Young j. between go and 10
years old, aad he'ongs 20 The John Brown stamp Of
moItaS. who believe n fighting the devil u4der III cir
clinstsnoes aud never letting right back down 20
wrong however great may BE- tie odds G@ri.,t her.
accordingly, when on the -,h OF Ju8c Le fOaId him
sea- cornered by tie EeDcl pirate with no cha8ce Of
sscar ne proceeded 10 make preparations Tor tie com.
lg eonniCt w!ih such means were at hand ard had
:, net Deen Tor iAe cOwariic,or perhaps prudence
~ us fellow otccr and crew. Of tho hloOdieft bat.
ues ever fought in the vicinity OF Behring's Straits
"eu!l nave then and there ensued
seeing boat shove OF from the Shenandoah toward
Hs park. Cap Young ordered TOE Old bnuderbuss used
IOi sAo0ung whales 10 be brought up from below to-
setber with his revolver and ammunition. Having
eaieuy loaded the weapons the old salt took bis no.
ss'ioh Oh The cabin roof and awaited he approach of
tne pirates boat. As be came near the side of the
vessel Capt Young pointed his blanderbnss NJ the
9'cef IN charge, and shouted 10 him 20 stand of
tne prae was greatly astonished such q reception
ahu hrst was inclined 10 think that the Old man was
p'Aiihg goek on him; but seeing his determined
~ ahd the unerliDg aim Of the blunderbEss he came
ne conclusion that discretion the better part Of
or and ordered his men 70 paddle back with all due
"spstch 70 the Shenandoah
,.y tns ume Captain YOungs fellow officers began 10
'HsSy III the kness, and fearing that matters would
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1nternal Repenne.

OFFICE of COLLECTOR of INTERNAL
" REVENUE, SIXTH DISTRICT OF NEw-1oRk NO. ~
NEw.YoRK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK - ANNUAL IAA
NOTCENo;ice is hereby given thst the Annual Lst OF
ming May l. 1855 has been received from the Assessor sn1
that duties and licenses therein specified have 20
deputy my Office of Fourteenhst and Eishthave
on Sunday. from the hereof unit, and including MON
DAY, the lth day OF September instant from o'clock N
20 o'clock p. III. to receive the sane.
The take. Included aforesaid lis, upon Plate Car
rsg-s Yachts, Biisrdabes Pano-ortes Gold Watches.
Licenses aud upon Incomes for the year 1894
All persons who ha neglect pay the due BY them
e.petvey according 10 tho list aforesaid within the tins
herein specified will tho expiration thereof become Liable
10 paw TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon the amount
thereof NJ. Il. FIELD.
Collector Sixth District, NewYort
Eew.York Sept I. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

Steamship City Of NewYoIk Leiich Liverpool Aqs 81
via Queenstown 3st with mdse aud i6e pass to John u
Steamship America tBreul Vessels, Bremen, Aug. 2I
via southampton Jst ult mde and sO pass to Oelichs
Steamship Ten,onla Ham,, Hack, Hamburg Aug. q!
with mdse: and 40 pass. kunhardt Go. had strong '"
steamship Vsrlia whitehurst. savannah Sept, T. ni.e
and pass. Livingston Fox Co Detained IA hours in fog Of
steamship PERT, Delaney Savannah 80 hours, with nd,e
steamship Goschen (Brem) Prob.t. Havre A. days. with
ise and pass Boyd incken. Had one birth and two
Steamship Propouti, (Br Hgyinson Philadelphia mdse
Tapco Bros Co. Is bound to Liverpool come to this
steamship Liberty, Wilson, H,vans, mde and pass to
steamship John Rice Homes, Neworle'n' day' cotton
steamship Creole King Norfolk and Richmond 70 hours.
mdse aud pass to q. fienecken & Palmore.
Steamship Falcon, Adrich Baltimore ~ hours, md'e' 70
steamer Franconi,, Sherwood Providence md'e and
sesm,hip Albemare, Bourne Norfolk 2. hours mi'e.
and pass Livingston Fox 4 Co. %,
Ba Harp Arey Lins,n 10 days with C. B. Swain
Biz Wandeger (Br, Anderson, Cow Bay IL days coe H.
JIG A. DE Wolf
Brig Ago Cswed.l Lone Green Bahia 40 days md'e R.
Big Harvest Queen Permission, Bermuda days coal to
Brs Mary Ann ,Brl Jones. Glace Bay II days, coal to
HJk C. A. De Wolf
schr T. Ho,chki.. Robbins Portland for Albany.
Schr. Herbert Mantor. Crowel, Albany for Boston
Schr. Giraffe Richardson, Phadephs for Boston. 49,
Schr Maria " hi;ney, Snow, Rocsland with lime to VIM
:. Brown. =, -,
schr Competent. Carl, Portland lumber days. John
Boynou son s Co.
schr Golden Rule Penkle.on. days. Boune Bros
schr. Susan and. Togrsy, EhZabethpor ioE Boston:
SchI Ocean Queen, Harvard New London h'h BROKER
Hoey.
Schr J. g. Huntington. Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Chase Mills Rondout FOR Roston.
Schr. r W. Pratt Hendricks, PHILADELPHIA for Providence
Schr. Chas l.. Hulsh Nahan Albany for Providence;
schr John A. Dir Doane, ami'h with hSh TO Nickeison
Co. -, ~ a,
schr Pbilan.hropi Holmes, Bangor days, lA-h' T. d.
Mayhem.
schr Washington Chadwick, New London.
schr Mary ID. Haskell, Haskell. Cow Bay 10 dsyscoa CB
sehr orrn Frances, Hunt, Lingsn IA days, coal VIM F.
Brown. 90,
schr D. Talbot Pecken. Cow Bay 10 days, coal Metcah
Duncan. - .
schr Rover (Br.) oBren Halifax 10 days, B. r. Small
Co. 81, a,
schr c. s. Dyer Dyer franklin days, with lumber to b.
sohr Jane (Brl Clubhouse, Lingan IS days coal, p j.
Nevus 4 Sons
schr Tyro (Br) Layton Lingan Il days. coal, D. R. De
Wolf Co. A.,
schr d. Talbot Packard Cow BAY 10 days coal, Me.eaif
Duncan.
master (Arr.S 81 Sihl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
KyocKED Down AyD RopBEp.- Early

KNOCKED Down AND HOnBED.- Early
Monday morning. while Nj. James lack0urn, residing
al No 10 West E!cyell-t. passing through Nine.
tcenth-st, between Sixth and SryeLtA-ayes. be was
knocked down by notorious thief named
Thomas Brady. and robbed Of s.4J. with
which he attempted TO make his escape
The cries Of Mr. H. attracted tie attention oi Officer
Garvey. who pursued the Thief through an alley In
Nineieenth.st, over several fences in the rear and
finally captured him. after hard struggle. None Of
the missing money was recovered. Tie prisoner IS "A
well known had character and belongs 10 tie gang 81
thieves who iElest the neyhbOrhoOl OF Ninrterntrst
and Scventh.aye. ~ "a l1ter hour be was committed
for tIial by Justice ledwith without bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

I EWIS e. COX.
IL Josxpa J. LEWIS CHARLTON 7. LEWIS. g. s. Cox
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No. 13l Broadway. p. o. Boz No. $500,
NEW.YORK CITY,
all business In the Courts VI the United Ststss
and In the Departments Washington Especial attention
given to Internal Revenue business aud to claims ssains
FOREIGN Governments as well as our own.
Jndgs Commissonero Of Internal Row
enue and Charlton Lewiss experience Deputy Comms
sioner will guarantee Of thorough acquaintance WIN
the Revenue Laws. 80 -, ~. a
M Coxs connection OF four years with the Committee o
Foreign Affairs gess and his long membership oil ne
National lie gsaure insure thorough knowledge OF esA
ton and practice in both departments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

house to house. the excitement became intene. .s.
ter threatening TO lay the city In ashes was 81 W 0
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department ard thu. com
manding officer had all the guards doubled to pr 'St
any such nefarous designs from being executed ah> ~
check all demonstrations Of mob violence The strohA
est precautions were wisely taken By the military au.
thorites to suppress any outbreak and at the time he
Union left the excitement the wane. The three
murderers are closely guarded. and their tria pIo
Overwhelmingly conclusive to their guilt, ana tls
deepest interest il manifested in the progress oil INC
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
HEAVY RnnnERY AZ NEwAnK.-On Friday

night between ~ and O'Clock. bulglrs catered the
dwelling Of Mr.. ". ". d. Co,ter ou L.b"riy-si. md
having administered chlOroflm 30 M j. they rrn.
rae rd the house and took away with them fl.JO Ia
cty aud county scrip, about SiOJp Of United states
seven Thirty bonds and between 500 and 500 iu gold
and siiycr. n, robbers eth at large. Mr.. De
CoFior is in critical condition IN consequence Of the
treatment De received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
BORT Uar0rns' Notice.
Starr OF Szw-YoRk.

SrArE Nzv-YoRK,
Posr-WAeDESg OFFICE, NO. lOt Wallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of IN. set passed April H. 1857 entitled IAN
Act 10 R-or.anils the ar-ns Office OF the Port Of New
iort 81 pe.ons interested H. or having charge o. ths
subject matter OF such inquiry examination thAt
III. following vessels under examination by tho Fort
Warden and that the said survey. examinations viii be
completed within ten succeeding this notice. on
board ,sd vessels:
steamship Cons,itution...... ........... 20 +. X.
Steamship y. Is. Hale. Brooklyn.
Snip Cornelius Ofinne... 20 r. X.
Bark COrdelia. ....................s......i5 r. r.
BARK Ocorge tari...............s.s.ss'..p y ".
sChT Mary A. Elrh.........s..s.,..-....0l r. IL
MIETHORNE IOMPhINS, fresisnt
Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

SrABBEp.-Late Sunday night while Michael
Reilly OF No 36i Oak was passing through the en-
try "a .y OF the house No O. James St. be stabbed
i've times in the side by unknown person lie WA
taken TO tie New.Yogk Hospital where his wounds
we're pronpuuced slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
PcICAI HOsPITAL,for the Treatment Of

SURGICAL HOSPITAL,for the Treatment OF
- Diseases ohe Pelvic yscera under the care Of
II. DIXON, Editor Of The ScapeL Structure Piles, vIico
cee Hernia and Fsula Every Of Structure admh OF
radical and in days. and often an imne-
date one by DR.. D.s instrument the Urethro;oms,
designed expressly to modify Mr. Symes opestion In al
of the three affections the guar
snteed If the case be undertaken Office hours from 70
daily, and to 3 evenings, at NO. ~ Fhth-aye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

House. ROBBERY. The residence Of Mrs.
Merry Anscll IN NIncticthsi near Fifth.nvc.. en-
tered through the back door and robbed Of silver
TO the amount OF s2i5 The suspected thief Is brother
Of the servant girls and notorious bounty gnpe but
Mis-. A. refuses to take any stcps that might mplcgte
the gIls-sO report The TWENTY lhr1 Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DRowNIxG.-Sun

night young woman named Ann ARucw residing at
No Souesi. attempted e. commit suicide b. jumping
INTO the dock ~ TIE foot of Wasl. The water had me
effect OF bringing her somewhnt 20 her scute~. and she
shouted loudly for help Her cries attracted The aen'
uon OF officer Munne OF tie First Precinct. and amer
considerable difficulty and ~ rsk, ne succeeded
III rescnne her, She taken To- the Station-liolir'
and from thence home by her friends She will pro1a-
bly, not again attempt the experiment Of drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Ecrgiyts OF Produce.

Sgt. ll.-2- 100 bbs Flour 800 blis. whisky. Los
bbls Corn Meal - 900 bUsl Wheat u2 -j bush. Corn,
Il pkg. Ashes aoJ PKG. O Cake 2.Jpkss Provisions,
| Az lGg.. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

DROWNING CASUALTy.-On Sunday alter
noon, while party Of four men In q small boa. were
passing upthe Harlem River. when near the Farmer
nIluee Tue Dohi struck sunken sp.lc and was upset.
thrO"ihg The party into the water one Of the mum
hef named Oscar Hoffman. residing in Tweii.h-st.
near Avenue ID was drowned. The body Was not re-
covered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
philadelphia Cattle Market-SrPT. II.

Beef cattle sdvanced; sales Of 80 head Il iaiic per
quality. Sheep advanced sales Of 800 head ~ 1WIic for
good "a, sheep 5id or stock herp Hos ore a. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Spoken.

Bark Roen, (Br), bound w.-septembsr !, lat. IS %,
lon -.
Ship Thames (Brl bound W.Sep, lat 81 ~ lon IS 90
Ship Ceutfed. bound W.-Sep l. lat. 81 81 lon y 50.
Steamship Cgia bound Sept. Tt5 D.
Steamship Bremen. hence for bremes-sePt j. lat ~ S'
lon. % 20
SHIP Congre" bound w Sept TO- lat. 20 ~, lon. GO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

James Steel, Revolutionary soldier aged
100 years died last week at Coyesus Livingston County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN inc UJ Of from the 9Th day Of September 70 shd
llth day Of September, 1865.
sen 49, women 81; boys 1873; girls, i74-toti. SIS
adults, 2i1, children, 3Ss, males 3I females 1884, col
ored persons.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Professional Notifies.

nR. KUCZKOwSKI. Hydropath, No. 80
~ Amitys.. Office hours from 10 to II fom2 to 4
and to 10 D. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
,,1NI,rrlRY ALMANAC.

sun Risss...5:57 sun S,t-......b. 10 MOON i'0'
mon wArYR THIs DAY ., a.. OK
Sandy Hook. II - Oov. lsiand... 3'' TIC" " "
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Ga iubom il man Concern.
SURGEON GENERALS oyFIcE,

SURGEON GENERALS OYFIcE,
wA.HISGroS CITY ID. e. Angus, Il. 1853
An ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO consist
y, ,svet Colonel inper Surgeon L. 5. A.. PEes.'
-, arsy.t Lieutenant Colonel H. K Nrz. Surgeon Y. ;.
ee Lieutenant onrl Anthony lieger surgeon T. -
and Brevst MAJOR c. C. lee, Assistant surgeon l. ~
,ri,r viii meet in NewYor City the 10Th Of sep
hsT nsxt Tor the examination Of candidates or adpso1
line Medic staff o. the United Army sai OF A.
,stsut Surgeons Tor promotion. -.
p,ysfcaly sound. g.,
Applications must be addressed 20 the surgeon 'een.
IF H.. army stating The esdence of the appiceut sud 40
date snd place of his BIRTH they must be Accompanies ~
espect able testimonials of moral character - tl.
II the applicant has been in she service, ne VIII -.
te nonia OF the chief medical officer under whom ,,r
fyrd and In service at the present nle W. r1ss
must be sent through the Medical Director OF zoe
Depar,mea'. .,..s.. NJ psr.cns ipderso-
In, the srsmnation a. 1t Is al ndisrensao~ f-
appointment. , q, Al. Medrsl stfs
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iueooina CARDS. &t.

ATWM. EvERDELL' SV ,,Ss s no; l9s ~
a tou..t-wEDDlh0 CAhD' 'NA --
lE,tsbushsd lsl5J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
4 STEM & THROCKMORTON, No. $50

~ Bowery. New.lork. Manufacturer, and Dealers u
Buier, and Locksiths Hardware, Nails, Pullies Cord:
Rim Locks aud Knobs Butt Hinges Brass and Iron Keys and
Castings Gong Bells. Wire, slver-Ps,ing &c All orders.
large snail furnished promptly al 10 per cent than mar
prfra
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Alarbinerr.
ANNULAR ''',-'.' DRILL.
ANNITIAR L. COMPANY nj

l. NETWORK prepared to furnish their iua-
chimes built in the most thorough manner and unequset foe
rspdity economy and precision Of work. The simp rity
durability and ceapnes Of the machine renders superior to
anything for 81 purposes OF mining tunneins quarry
ns and rock blasting The machines be used by steam %
hand power are easily handled and be operated At al
angles For further particulars inquire at the office or address
J. HALES Treasurer, No. 10 Pinest, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

Ship Z. c. Scranton. Williams, Noble. Lawrence oi''
Co
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sIvrpplsG INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT or NEw-YoRK.........sErr II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
COTTON GINS, COTTON GINS, COTTON

TAYLOR Brown, Eagle, Southern, Excelsior Craven and
Mccarthy Cotton Gins, with steam and Cloue Engines
and al connections ready for immediate ship
men. In store and for sale by j. b. FULLER, No Dey
=, Ney.lotk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Ra,,, of III. New.Torls Dry Dock Company

Bank of the New-Torl. Dry Dock Company;1,
s,elrurut of - Tfir NEW YORK DRY DoCh COM
PASY a. bv Chapter Lao, q sA Tor the week endHs
s.tursly. g isy OF September 1870; ... .,o
go, ,. ' =, -. ............ B2.sS2 ~
OF tlcu
Asrrt
CIV AMI C9nnty OF L. T. J lockwood eHs,r
Nv Iorl DIV Doh COMPANY day sworn irosr and say
,b the ,ho>- .,em-uts correct 7. LOCKWOOD, Ca'Aet
'""" ~ ~ " A G. Aspsn.os Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

he MECHANICS AND TRADERS 8ASk. rlur- by Chapter
49, 1854 or the week ending Saturday the 9Th dy sePs
bcr lstb as an
Average OF Losn, and Discounts, es
m
amount OF
Ciy and County York s. l. Geo loule Cashier o s
and Traders Bank duly de-e am
WV NV GFoRGE W YOULE CASHIER
Csc L. w.trO,, Notary fgpnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28
watering Trees ia Hot weather.


There i no practice on which Ne have
given repeated instruction. that Is % Eitle
Understood a. that Of watering nevly set
trees and Shrubs during the bot asG dry
weather Of summer. Many persons dssb
water On III surface and never examine
whether IL goes down bali an inch or an
inch. while the roots nav be siN inches 5r
foot below. an a. little Affected as
thirsty horse vouid be BY pouring a raa
Of water on his tail. IL uoah BE- sell
worthy Of the experiment. for a-y rralcr Of
these remarks 90 give the surface Of hard
piece ofdry sol 4 drencsiag ut b a water
pot. and. then. a fcw hours Afterwards. DIG
down and examine the depth 20 Which the
moisture has penetrated. aad compare Il
with an adjoining spot that has not been
wAfered. TIE result would De a valuable
lesson. Let The experiment. be extended.
Allow one portion Of ground 70 become
hard erusied. and keep another loose and
mellow. Examine the moisture IN sol SIX
inches down. during droughi-the erus,cd
portion VAL be dry. the mellow part moist
ard favorable Tor the growth Of plants.
Again. examine a portion Of she soil Which
has been allowed 20 grow With weeds and
grass, as compared With the clear and
mellow part. and the difference VII DC
surTrs'ng 20 those Who having no; before
witnessed anything OF the Kind. Grass
and other plants pump water Up from the
soi and scatter n IN the air in the fora
Of Insensible VaPor throagh the leaves.
many times faster than IA can eraporafe
from bare soil; and beneath the grass the
earth val sometimes appear a. dry a. ashes
While that which has been kcpt puirerizcd
vii be found a. moist as a vet sponge.
Scssss observation ofthese diFcrrnces. re-
curing few minutes occasional eOa nina-
ton. will be more convincing tlan Anv
amount Of reasoning. Il wall show IN
most Satisfactory manner the importance
Of keeping the SOL clear ard Constantly
Pulverized. both Tor retaining moisture AMI
Tor fsvoring the ready extension OF roots.
Some years ago an acg 4ziniance set oat
thirty Young cherry trees. Fifteen Of them
were occasionally and moderately waierca
and The remaining fifteen were let untoach-
ed The owner vas much surprised 20
find that seven out Of the fheen uaterca
ones died % midsummer. and orlv Two OF.
Of The unwaiered ones. The truth Eas. the
water Which lad been applied never reach
ed hallway down % the roots. uhile u
hardeoed the surface into stiff crust. which
Is especially uniavorAbls e. young and
newly set cherry trees. lfhe had kept the
surface constantly nellowei b. repeated
steTing. and bad mulched the ground With
grass or od straw Tor f-w weeks a. ihe
hottest time CO sumner, she whole thirty
trees would probably have lived and grown
vel. lCo.ntry Gentleman.