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Planting in Texas.

The San Antonio Herald, Of the 9th
inst, says:
From a friend of ours who has just
returned from a trip upon the Colorado,
old Caney, and other of the most I'M
portant Of the planting sections Of the
State, we derive the most satisfactory
information respecting the coming crop.
He conYersed fnlly and freely with very
many of the planters, and found them
almost universally possessed OF far
higher hopes and iaF brighter prospects
than could possibly have been antici-
pated at the outset of the year. Nearly
all the cotton plantations IN the sec
tions visited by our friend are IN cultl-
%yation, most of them with a fair supply
oflabor, some with more than ever be
fore employed upon them, while some
were still short of them. In general,
planting operations were July as far
advanced az usual at this time of yeGF,
and the proportion of cotton 10 other
crops, though greater than has been
customary heretofore, was yet not such
as to threaten a scarcity of grain. Most
sopious rains have fallen along the
BrazOs, Colorado, Caney, and lnterme-
date counties, and mother Earth was
apparently preparing herself Tor an ex-
traoTuinaTy eXertIou OF her tecundIty
In nearly every instance the planters
spoke very iavorably Of the disposition
and conduct OF the negroes 80 far
though some doubted whether they
would hold out as they have begun.
The hands are generally divided into
squads, each under a black foreman,
and a prOportionate extent of ground
assigned 10 each squad The tOremeu
exercise a strong control over their
squads, and the hands themselves are
rapidly learning from the instinct Of
selfinterest the necessity Of making
every niger do his duty. The portion
Of the crops assigned 10 the hands v a
ries from one-qusrter TO one-third, and
IN some few instances Oue-ha!i ia allow
ed them.
Though occasionally large and pro
ductiye plantations are found lying
waste and d~esolate, yet our friend be-
heves their products will be at least
supplied by the many small farmers,
who under the stimulus of high prices,
are directing their efforts 10 the pro-
duction Of cotton, and from what he
saw, together with what he heard from
other sections, it is the conviction of
our informant, barring accidents, Texas
will make a full crop of cotton.
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weaden phnIips an Adventure.

The editor OF the Scottish American
Journal, a paper published ia New
York, m d short article upon the czech
OF President johnson, makes fol-
lowing remarkable statement ia regard
to Wendell Phillips. lie seems to
speak in the most positive terms AS 60
the truth Of his assertion, and be is not
the man 10 make a statement OF the
kind ut random lie says
I'm regard 60 the last named gentle
man, We are in a position 70 state a
we know. 10 is a matter which ought
not except for a clearly defined object,
be made public The object We have
in view is simply to show how men of
great pretensions and little conscience
may deceive the pubhc The story Is
simply this Mr. Wendell Phillipsl s The
hired agent of q person who uses his
clibness Of speech 10 advance the cause
OF negro elevation. Mr.. Wendell Phil
lips Is not a mau Of fortune he is. iu
every sense, ana adveuturer. llthis ar
ucle should meet his eve. aad we trus,
u may reach bls eve. he vii. know
exactly what HE H. IH sa4lus that lac
d the EE,s instrument az another la
dlyidaL lie as ais every body ana rv-
erythIug on both sides OF the Atlantic
thst may fail 10 agree with the views
OF hs employer and we are bound 10
say that he does il with a vicor and
virulence which ought to command
respect from those who know nothing
of his history.
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Pork Packing Statistics.

From tie Cincinnati Prices Current.
The business Of packing pork in the West
has terminated, at all points, Tor the season;
and, according TO our usual custom, we now
proceed 20 give the result. We haye used
great eXertions 10 obtain the statistics as
iully and accurately as possible. and at as
carly a day as they could be, so as 10 have
them complete.
IL will be seen that whilst there IL, again,
"a marked falling oil, yet the deficiency is
not by any means as large as had been ex-
pected; and although We supposed that our
estimate Of two millions hogs equal 90 the
weight Of the previous season gwen, as the
extent Of the present seasons crop,
ia our impression Of Jan. 18th, was en- eN-
IRENE one, the result shows that il was
pretty nearly an accurate one. Farmers fed
lste-Uuusually so-aud the great bulk OF
the packing was doue In the month OF Jan
uary instead Of December, as is usual. This
short crop OF pork, when there was a great
abundance OF food for hogs, can only be SC
counted Tor upon the hyI othesis OF IN alb
s0lute scarcity of hOgsj and tins must be
the result of the high price, and the large
demand for corn, which induced farmers 20
part with their hogs and cattle rather than
iced corn 10 them.
twill be seen that the total number pack
ed is l,6s3,474, that the iucrrase IN the
we fht is about SO lbs FER hog, which Is
equal 10 50l, 23G hogs, OF The average weight
of the season Of ISB4-5, making the crop Of
the present season equal 20 1854, 40 hogs Of
the previous seasons average.
The yield OF lard per hog Is 81 IL lbs
lgnInst24 I-g IN 1SG4-5, showing an increase
oil about Z lbs per hog. This includes but
leaf and trimming lard the head and gut
IS 90 be sdded, As usual.
Without further prelimia ary remarks, We
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ME CINCINNATI Commercial says

Trade. In nearly an lts braueEes. remain.
la yrrvuussusiactOuly sluggish rUualucl,
though any ialr insurance. uI sIca.Iuess D.
.aiaes would. q is supposed, Tut business iu
rr...c motion. The slight rc-aycTy Iu Gold
will maintained, gave more confidence ta
Uuyrr.. and, act unlikely, awaken an ac.
tive competition that wul carry reaction b,-
youd O desirable POM.
A usU feature pa the Grocery busiress
VIII De luaurumie3 % morrow, az b O'Clock.
BY the oHeT of @ lot of Sugars, iu bond. %
lcuau 90 the Little Miami Railroad De-
rat. They were imported directly from
Cuba. By Messrs. 4. T.. biEEs d Co aud are
o. Ue cold by Mcssrs. james b. Lewis 4 Co..
zueloBeers. This is an experiment not
Lerrt5iare attempted, We lcilCye. iu the
Nrst, and DO successful, may inaIFuEate au
important retorm iu tins brauch oi business.
Do o. dull time 90 make tEe effort, aud
rather short police has been gwen. but ID 81
90 DO hoped tbat CUR city trade wall be- well
represented.
There j. about IS duh o marke, Coz Pro-
lu-s asCFer.
Quolslons for Flour are continued IS
heretofore given, with no better demand.
The offerings OF the better grades Of
Wheat are light, but the demand is also
limited, 90 that the quotations have no
change.
Corn was more salesble, at ssGs0c for
ear, SOC for shelled, IA bulk, and 63t G4c
sacked.
oats were frmer to-dsy, and prices a lit
o. 4sa5sEc.
- = a. nearly neglected as ever, Quo
'A'oaz undergo ~ change,
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Estrays.-.- Davidson County.

HNEEN up by John = Tucker, HTiag 10 District
i No. n, = darE by Horse, ahou.f yelrs old lat
spung, 49, hands EEh, the had fet white nearly
o. ihe pasEem i0iuL hu1dei on the let shoulder
U. 5, with he letter S shove. and he letter . on
the ZEN thigh, has rdheT EhoTt ears be goes we'll
I'll Esits, and IS asiin q pace. Valued a. $50.
TAKEN UP by John ". Rucker, living IN District
No. n, a jet black Horse, WITH lev white hairs n
his forshead, about 5 years old last sprng, IS hsnGs
high, branded on the len shoulder y. s, VITA q
uad a. 500.
TAKEN UP By ". P. Tuner, living IN District
No. Il, a Horse Of q red aes-hten gas coinT, IL
yesrs cid, no marks pencept be, ne irCg q the
feet sore. Waved % S7a.
aB2-Ese ALEx. MCDANIEL, RSsEsr.
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

Lewis Faulkner, and others, complsinsats,
" y Bill.
The heirs Of John UOOkey, their names unknown.
Mary Cobb and her chld5sn 4, TIER names unkuowa
to complainant. Isasc CoOkey, Richard Co0key,
and Jonn WEBB and his wife, Ann, formerly Ann
C3okey defendants.
IT appearing 90 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, rom affidavit, that the above named de
Pendants are non residents OF tbs State Of Tennes-
see, 80 thst the ordinary process o. law cannot be
served upon them: Il il therefor orde ed O. NJ pub
hcaton Ia made, FIR four consecutive weeks, IN the
Nashville Union. a newspaper published IN the city
OF Nashville, requiring sad defendants 10 appear
OF the first Gss Of our next Court, 10 held AZ Nc
MDnvla. on the 9Th Monta y m March, 1856, 70
? e'd, snsEer or demur C Sompisinants' bill, or the
sane viii be- taken Tor confessed, As 10 them, and
set for heauug eXparte.
IF. MORFORD, C.&M.
ieh24 wstN By J. c. Buts, DC.
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Original Attachment No 294

john H. MlIgan ". Andey Mlsaps-
1T appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
thstthe defendant 80 conceals himself or Hhsconds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
IL rs therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks 10 the Nashville Union. no
uytDg the sed Andey MIlsspi 70 appear before
Johl MIN s, aJusa-s of the Peace in mad sonv.ha.
Monroe couDty. tennessee. on the l6th day q
June, 1876, TO answer ca and there the said At
tsehmtnt - the law directs, or the same viii be
taken a. confessed snd kesrd ex pate As to him.
This he 9th dsy Of Decembtr r, IsG5.
Bafl3-4tH JOHN MIME. Up
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No. 1853.

EOR slLE-BUENA VISTA sPRTNGs-l3k
II Acres one small Frame Building oftwo rooms.
isnces u order; THREE SULPHUR sPRgVGs-
WHITE Hdi Add bla~k Two Freest0ne aEsinF-.
esteu on the hIl COS feet front "a M. Bpsrs
sta Fbei inc entire III Z is about square. On
NE ia mres are found All. glen, bower. recess.
rocks ih bold rehei. preclpice, hsL, sprug.. cresk
s4a = ronanlc duFe- Tbs picturesque Watering
F4N'ef h possession Of the rght man, can bemsde
me most ait active sumner resort about Nashville.
'Md teihs only IA miles nom the city, b. easily
.taehed " private Conveyance, and no dou5t De-
ore many months viii be- accessible by Street Rail
-oaa- Tace t5.51i. gu easy terms. Apply 90
D. C. SCONEL, Real Estate Agent.
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From the New York Herald, IG.h.
United States Treasury Notes.

A very important decision on the subject
Of the value Of United States Treasury
Notes, making them equal IN every respect,
in legal contemplation, TO similar deuomIna-
lions in gold, has just been rendered BY the
General Term Of the Superior Court. The
decision goes further thsn any other yet
made in his State, former adjudications
merely going the length Of establishing that
contracts made before the passage Of the act
Of 1862, and providing for payment in the
then legal currency Of the country, could be
satisfied By payment in United States
Treasury Notes. The agreement in this
case was to freight money in gold or silver
dollars on delivery Of cargo IN New York.
The plaintiffs, John Wilson i Co., owners
Of the British ship Atlanta, in January,
1868, chartered the vessel 10 G~illsnders,
Arbulhnot & CO., Of Calcutta, and the cargo
was consigned 10 Edwin D.. Morgan and
others Of this city. The vessel arrived here
IA June, and the FIRE ght money amounting
TO thirty-tw0 thousand six hundred ana
thirty dollars, was rendered in Treasury
Notes. The offer was refused, and payment
in specie was demanded. This was refused
and the controversy carried TO the Superior
Court. After the usual preliminarIes the
case was brought before the General Term,
and the decision, written by Judge Mcneil,
laws down the law 30 be that all debts eau
be satisfied by a tender Of payment in Uni
ted States Treasury Notes.
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Entire Satisfaction


r p Files, Ex'rof John Stcbleaeld. dA-'d. com
p.au.nL 81 Anal -tuhle6eii, Uiom stutlefeid.
Huston aai hisstie, Nictorine, =. Q. st0yRl aad "a
vde. lsp>Aiue SJovslL. deivadznts.
ll appearing @ The satisfaction Of the Clerk snd
MISTER. t1om affidavit tbs; The shoYe named de-.
iencants Are uon-resiJeuts Oft e State Of Tennessee
50 thi Toe ordinary process ofisw csunot De served
on uems IT'S therefore ordered that puhlesnon
y mate, Tor tour cfnsecuuve weeks, IN the Nssh-
vile lni0n, a newspaper published 10 The city 81
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring said Defendants te
aprear on the hrst daT q our next Court. to ha held
NJ McNiuuvlle, on he fA Money IN March. 1850.
O. plea. answer or cemur % esmplzinsnts Oh. or
Aee ue VII De taken Tor confessed, ~ % them,
snc SCI Tor hearing exparte.
~ MORFORD, CAM.
ieuNl-SW" By J. G. Bmus, DC.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES. Issg.

Nancy P. Bradley, by &c., W. Jas. 9. Bradley. ct tails
in this cause, It appearing 70 the ~eatisfact on Of
d the CLERK and Master that the defendant Logan
II. mcCaryer IS a non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, 80 that the Ordinary process Of Law
cannot be served upon him II is therefore or
dsred that publication be made for four copse.utva
weeks, 10 the Nashville Union, a newspaper pUb-
ilshed IN the city Of Nashville, Tenne-see. reguIr
lrg said deisndauts % appear at the nextterm o. the
thancey Coust or ninth county, 10 be held 40 he
Court house IN Carthage, en- the third Monday ir
August 1866, then and tncre &c plead, answer or
demur TO complaiuants' Din, or the same will be
taken for confessed aud set for hearing sxparte, s.
to Inn. b. h. CAMPBELL, C&M.
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Original A~ttschmeni.-N Nc 3O3

George W. Henley ". John Erwin.
1T appearing from the AFFIDAVIT fled In this csse
that the defendant John Ervin sbacOnds, 70 q st
the ordinary process cannot b. served Oh him b. 10
therefore ordered that puriisaton b. made f1TE W
successive weeks 10 the NASHVILLE Union, nouS ng
the sad John EIF1 10 appearb b. ore John Minis. a
Justice Of the Peace IN Madi=0nWle. Mos oe
county, Tennessee. oa the l6th day Of June. D o.
20 answer then sud there the slfd Atlsc1ms-t a.
the law a ects, or the same VII be takea a. q, d
ls-sed and heard eX pa5te ~ 10 him. This TIE IA
day Of december, 1855.
marl3-ltg JOHN MINIS. J.P.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

Caroline To~les and S8llie n. Gibbs, compliments,
vs.. Pstn Roach Henrietta Roach. Josephine
Roach and Charles roach, defendants.
IN this Cause g. appearing to the satisfaction O.
the Oerk asd Master, from afhdsviL thai the above
named defendants are noD-res0euts o. the state Of
Tennessee, 50 thst the Ordinary process Of law csn.
not be served on them lt is therefore ordered t1st
publication be mste, for four consecutive weeks.
10 the Nashville Union, a Newspaper publ shed 10
the city Of Nashville Tennessee, reQuiung the ssid
defendants 20 Appesr on the first asy Of our next
Court, 10 b. held al mcMinnVile, on the an Mon
day 10 March. ls6G, to plead. answer or demur %
comprehensive bill. or tie same W d ba taken for con
fezsed, rs 70 them, snd setlor hearing expsrte
J. +. M0RFURD, G, NJ.
teuel-Wir BY J. c.. BuEs, DC.
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Marshals Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF f Ia, 10 me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Mid
die district OF Tennessee, issued at its October
1906, commencing II 10 o'clock a m, sell SsPubhc
Auction, to The highest bidder, for cash IN hsnd, at
the Court hous q do0rin Nashville, Davidson county
all the night, title, interest, claim ana estate which
J. B. Phi Ow has IN sud 20 the f~OlloSIng described
real estate, VIZ A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being IN the county Of MaurY,
state Of Tennessee, on the South side Of Duck nyer,
and on the waters Of Little Bighy creek, beginning
North 20 degrees, VESTS poles 70 a stake; thence
Mest l34 poles 70 astake, oak, ash and elm pOfniersi
thence south liz poles 10 a stake and dggwOLd 10
Gideon Pillows line thence Hast 243 poles 70 an
slm and black walnut, thence North 5degrees, West
p poles 70 q box elder thence North Y degrees,
West 90 poles 10 an ash; thence to the beginning
contsinng n said bounds ISL acres. more O~rless, 10
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and W..
Dale, and in favor Of Cochran Il Co.
mar6-W4t Il. r. GLASCOCh, j. VI. I.
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p.rolris in no bs,ter demand.

DLIEAF II III no NtNANI GEuAAAu.
Whisky is in most limited request at SEQ
50 IS, in and out Of bond
Cotton has only nominal quotations al SOC.
Clover Seed is dull at "a 75G5, in lots.
Tho latter figure is asked, but the former oil
that can be had.
The Provision market is still further de-
pressed. Il is supposed that the statement
Of the total packing in the West published
this morning in the Price Current showing
hat the falling of in numbers packed was
not 80 great Is was anticipated it would be
has helped TO make the trade much less
promising.
Mess Pork was in no demand above s25,
and though $50 was the ruling asking figure,
was thought thatpurehases could have been
made at S25 80.
Lard would rot bringanore than lsc, end
little or no inquiry wHs made at that; loLc,
however, is still the asking figure.
At some concessions in prices, there was q
better business in Cut Meats than for sew
eral days past Bulk Shoulders sold at l0c,
packed. Bulk Sides are quoted l3c, loose.
Bacon clear Sides sold at Ice, packed;
Bacon rib Sides at I5c, packed; Bacon
Shoulders are quoted atl3c, packed.
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In Chancery at McMInnville, Tenn.
FFBaUAET RULES. 1866.

FEBRUARY RULES. 1856.
Cyrus BillngslJ Adm'T, and others, compliments.
rs.
Abjah erase, Moses POore ami wife P6rlla POore,
- Moore snd Elizabeth Moore, and the heirs
Of Russell Crane, whose residence Is unknown,
and others, defendants.
Ia this cause il appearing to thu Clerk ana Mas.
ter that the above named defendants are non-re-t-
dents Of the state O. Tennessee, so that the OTdI,
nary process Of law csnnOt be served upon them
Ii ~ therefore ordered that publication BE- made
or Jour consecutive weeks, N the Nashville Union,
n nsWsVapsr published IN the cliy Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, 7 quIriug said deie ,dsn : 10 appear on the
FIRST day OF LeGt Court, 70 be held az The courthouse
10 McMiunUlle. ON IL fourth. Monday IN March,
1856 Then and there 10 plead, snswer or demuT 70
Compliments Bill or the same VII be taken for
confessed AS 10 them, an set for hearing eE
parte. J.. p. MORFuKD, Z. s. NJ.
fsDlO4tWs By J. C.. BnEs, o.
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In Dyspepsia.

and its attendant tram Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE A CHARM than q med cine. There il moth
ing IN the whole range Of Matena Medica that can
or a moment bear a comparison with It in this dis
sase.
A fll account Of this wonderful plant may be
lOund IN the llth edition Of the u. ). DispensatOry
pages 1857 and 1888
4 series OF experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been f r years engaged, has Just be u brought to a
su csssful termination, and hs Is now enabled 10
offer to the public q combination OF CEDRON with
other approved tones, the whole PRESCRIBED ia the
hest quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he u cOnudeut has no equal IN he WOud.
He might furnish 4 volume OF certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by then true value The fsfsst plan is for
every one to test for himself the ~yirtussI a new
medicine,
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JOHN MINIS. J.P.
Estrays.--- Davidson County.

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fahey, LIVING 4 milsa
from Nashville. on The 6aiisun Pike. On Mr.
Martha Martins plsLtsuou, a black horse ng.e.
which came 70 BIZ house on the 1t day n F4bl
rary, 1S66. sad Mule Is about Il hsnds hign
very poor, and D. appraised ID So.
Taken no BY R0bert Herrod, lyingin District No
90. ore SoTel Mare, about "a hands 8 inches hfgn.
Eve years Oh, both hnt Zee. white 10 oihsr
marks pereeivabiei appraised az SIS.
marIA-Nat ALhA. MCDANIEL. Raraa--
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, ISCG.

rEhIsoAhi hoLE7I loou-
W. fPetiton for Divorce.
Benjamin Jones, defendant.
IT appearing to the set. faction Of the Clerk snd
Msster, from affidavit, that defendant Jones Is a
non resident Of The State Of tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on him:
ltis therefore ordrrei hat publication be made for
tour consecutive weeks, N the Ma hville Union, a
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville. Ten
nessee, requiring said defendant to az. ear on the
first day Of our next Couri, % bs held At McMlnu-
vile, on thu 18th Monday IN March. 1856, 10 plead,
answer or detnur 10 compartments bill. or the same
Will be taken for confessed, as 10 hIm, and set Tor
hearing eKpaTte. j. +. MORFUKD, g a NJ.
feb24 .w4ta ByJ. BlLEs, b. C..
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In Chaucery at Livingston, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1856.
J. D. Goojpasture, Admir- Of Harris Hatcher decd.
vs.. Att. Bill.

IN this carse it appearing to the Clerk 5 Master.
from complain ants bill, which IS sworn 70, that de.
taudant TayiOrl7 a nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon HIM IL 10 therefore ordered
that publication be- made, Tor four successive weeks.
m the Nashville Union, a paper published 10 the
city OF Nashville, requiring sad defendant to appear
81 the next term Of the Chaucey Court for OFerton
county, at Livingston, Tenn, on the 1t Monday Of
Angus, 1896, ard plead, ausEer or demur com.
p%lausnt's bill, or the same will ba taken fOr con
fessed aud set for hearing ex parta.
feb2O-W4t j W. WRIGHT O. 4 NJ
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Estfays.---D Davidson County.

TAKEN Up byJ. Hebbett in Davidson county.
i one Gov ana calf The Gov j. o muiy, markell
WIth acr0p OF each year, and underbt il he uehe
she u g red color, Nlth aWhits strssk dong her
bsck, shout 81 year, Old. Faued a SIS.
TAKEN Up By Bob Lewis, col0rsd. m district
No. Is, one mou e colored mare mule, len pasts-u
Io nt crooked GU, shout 2 or s years Old. Vaus8
At so. ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
fehg&-Wgfa
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Without further PRELIMINARY remarks VI
now give the packing iu detail

Though we did not succeed in obtaining
the average weight and yield Of lard from
all the places gwen, jet We got both from
enough OF them 10 establish the average OF
both from each State, and the general aver
nres with sufficient accuracy Tor al prac-
teal purposes.
The following table shows the averages by
State Tor the past and previous season