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, 1866-11-03

a Flight Between two Broker4-A Sharp
Bncouhter-A Telegraph BoF Gets
$500 for Finding Diamond Pin Lost
In the Encounter.

a Flight Between two HrokeFH-A Sharp
Bncouhter-A Telegraph BoF Getx
$500 for Finding a Diamond Pin Lost
In the Encounter.
From The New FORK Wosldl
s'r1oy With q bull and you'll feel his
horns Ia an old adage, and has lost none Of
mouth to car for the iast-erer so loue. It
VAS TO have been supposed that everybody
had heard 1t, and understanding Its adspta-
bllity, had ceased lsollicking with the crca-
ture. But the sequel will show how little
ground there often Is for forming concluaions
upon evidence entirely presumptive.
Yesterday about noon, the big crowd
which cong1egatcs daily In front Of tho
Stock E1chanEc, on Broad street, blocking
the passage and breeding oaths from per-
sons forced to detour from the shortest line,
usual they were 1ostling and throwing up
shcir hands In Notwithstanding efforts, while
the day was made hideous With their cries.
Each seemed doing his utmost to attract to
himself the attention Of all the others, The
hub-buh created By the swarm Of "coachccs"
who besicgc the landing aiter tue arrival Of
an Albany passenger boat was but = weak
miuaicry If ibis sccthfug cauliron Of cFafly
spectators, As usual, small boys were flying
around the outskirts, white anon one would
disappear, diving apparently, like harlc-
CVA4%N
ing, and landing In the very centre Of the
Amongst this very unhappy family, all
busy with hands and mouth were two gentle
men, partners Of rival houses. Both were
Of hich social and commercial standing. One
was Nj. IT,, Of the firm Of b. i Co., doing
business In Broad street. The other, named
| G., waA Of the house Of G., II. & Co., whose
| Office Is very near the saIle place. For
! awhile all went harmonlously;, that u, no
| goring or scratching had occurred. Present.
brewing IN the vicinity where were posted
angry words, 6. exelatmiug, With en-.
phatIs, '.roa're q thief sEr; gou're
thief Ton stole from me one thousand
mixed up. like unto fight Of tom cats sur
charged with electricity. Next seen VII.
III, Il, lying comfortably under a cArt In thu
mud. gutter. In an Instant one of his friends
Is seen flying In an opposite direction doWt
the hard granite steps Of ths stock e
rolls as a sommessault nr street. 1nstanta
neously the great crowd dIspe.scs, revealing
the Triumphant G. xaa1inC deneot1y arount
hira, like ! very angry bull indeed.
! Soon the crowd, seeing that no {nrthe
hostilltics were medItated. gathered arount
lions followed, only the general outline
! whlch yonr reporter could catch.
Some business Transactions had occurrt'
between the two houses, and Ar. g., oelies
| log himself to have been wronsed, attacke'
a. With the epithets quoted above, whe
| that gentleman, intending 10 yindteate hi
! honor, ran into the house Of the bull. That
the WY be got into the gutter. Two friend
pitching In werc, too, very quickly piteae
out A. described.
b1are to himself by removing biz hat and II
enE1nfnev In xncfEerous tones, u Five hunaye
, 1866-11-03
FROM LOUISVILLE.

& Reuluc&y Tobacco Crep--aIoEtuiity Report.
Especial pespateh to the Chicago TF!baae.}
Lorrsvn1x, November
Ths tobacco crop Of Kentucky for tho yesr eud-
Ing October WIS sEtY.o millions, sixsy-tuo
thousand, two hundred and forty pounds, Of
which .htrty-two millions, three hundred and
sventy.two thousand I've hundred pounds were
sold in the Louisville market OF the entire
amount nearly a million pounds were ra!scd and
owned by negroes, who also share largely In the
balance If the crops.
Nurtnr October there were go deaths, 81 from
consumption, II from cholera 1903 n,ales; 10y
frualls Unknown. 3,
, 1866-11-03
FROM MEMPHIS.

Albert rtAe the Victim Of = Confidence Nan
-nInllcaoua Observation-Disclosures.
Especial Despatch 10 Inc Chicago tribunal
MEEPu,s, November T.
Albsrt Pixies hotse was robbed OF Dire hundred
dollars In gold By confidence man, who claImed
hls acquaintance, and was left alone for moment
IN TIC pas1os.
The Superintendent of Pol!eo wss r1allciously
arrested to-day, charged with obtaining money
under fa1Ee rzetentes from IN Italian. Tho
tsct ia the money WIS hetd Is forfeit, and attct.
wards returned and receipted for hy tho Italian.
4 hsga amount at counterfeit money has been
found on the latter pretatssA.
}tetelpts OF COLON 2llU ba1ea. Market Aat II
3sEl3}kc. Corn Al $l.45. Cornmeal at $500
$50. EerB 6rm 1t 45c.
Dowu-Etwil, Ceutsaita, Mohawk, Harry Dean,
Bslllc.
Up-Cit3 OF Cairo, Visitor, Glcannr. pe.a1ies.
, 1866-11-03
Sufctde Of 4 10nnX G111 IN 1A1aAes

The Maine papers tell ne ,t bilo~ins ss.' saa
- eto G.r Isl Iiss Greene, sged twenty-two
q gsa1s, ms' aaas,sr @ ~ of Jonas Greene. q Pr,
'.sGs's ,a Sssu 1s xssSe isee"t It &
IN, t,rnn,s feT hours at the Elm House, and
.rtf Irpp,n1 IN The mid.afterneen. apparently IN
she ne!t and .a .sst ser ~ "a ds9S t
s.use sna - h.1S curecs Of cozroeivc sublimate-a
au auant,ts IT, Ttreicnt,e destroy many ~, 1yss; +
re-. Ses Se*te nolx in the woods in the vicinity Of
sad + IL e &c a':sevt9 ;9d sts 1?sss is@a9:
| weFS ~ ~ss siny rlrl gave up III hope Of ever
o. eskIas tns her aliSes md nearly al hope Of ever
of5Sosfd ts Nv last week. ~ two men were ou1
] o1s ~ :. White Oak Hill, East Aubuy1
hnme'1. tfsH 1a.seidentalr stumbled upon thu r.
BODY yrhsrs e e { 70 arsssf, ssss
, 1866-11-03

Dy At1uat1c Cabtc-Eaeateoa's AdTfor to
AfaxtnlItnn--Tlo French Army to be kc4
ntRnuiHea@Thc Chraslfan4 In Gambia kx-
peFicner fewerc HevrrHe@-Fopc fstxA Con-
dcmus the Conduct pG ItalF.
NEW. YoRK, November a--1ho following arc
cable dispatches Of this afternoon;
"rAu,s, October cl-lt IL said that the Empc-
70. Napoleon has informed the Empress CaFfot:a,
HAT she bad better toll Emperor Ma1Infltaa to
cvJe two Of his provinces to the United stases, In
o,Ier 70 consolidate his rule In Mexico.
.PARls, November LA decree has been tesued
aproiutinr Cosom.ssloners for reotgantz,ng the
Ftcrrh army 1he Emperor Napoleon viii Pre-
side ovc7 The Commission.
'.l.uNpox. October 3I;-Thc TufSs Claim e!tst
la:a fought baltic near oErssa, tae Csstans lost
tevcn hundrce men, while TIM Turkish loss was
leavy, Three taonsand Cs~tans had beon
drowned n ea.e ~he19 Mt ~ ,, soasns Te
tnem. n na@ii iarsr liz submissions Wese Being ma4e b.
| tte Christians to Turkish authority.
"Iso4ne. 0etober ci.-1he lops has delivered
cia11nE That DO d ready 10 die IN defence 9: his
5,cht. and that III case or need he will seek ttcc
exercise Of his ministry in another land;
BERLIN, pctoser si.-t'orerumeas hss tssusd
Ncntx apd Cobleutz BE- disar7ucd- and the astt!'
tcry force 10 be reducnd to pesee footing.
| "T1ExxA, October Silt IL eonfrEacd that II.
Eeusf Is to be &hh rev Foreign Msni.tcr q Aus.
| tIiA.
.Dcu1ts, octoher N-Ar. BRIGHT has afriyrd
Eerr A 2rnnd banquet WAS E1Fen htrl. wh1cn
| WI rTe14 HuctetA. nc made Speech IL xhtc1
sr m a4 enssaFs w. e is,ss
"lorpox. October z1.-1ns 1nrh Mayors nao
9oet n honor q she tneeessfai l.!isg Of ne At
btilhant srcee9s. Eloquent speeches were made
b. maEy dttttrE Eulshed gentlemen"
, 1866-11-03

OlrAx, New York, November 2.-A large safe In
tic banking oftIte OF Stewast, Cnanbeftstn Co.,
noney aud contents cousistiDg Of aboat y W. u
currency, reveuue stamps, etc. carried OIL hr the
burglars. There were several tpectaf deposits OF
Government bonds that we're also taken. Amount
not known.
, 1866-11-03
Ca&prtd Men nAnkH4.

wAsm1e1os, November e.--Fonr co1ored r.en.
who confessed iheir crime were hanged Ills yanso%
tnx 1t Upper Ma1thoso, for The murder OF Colonel
William 1Jlss, nezr PiseatAway. in Jrae lsst,
Their obl,tt was plumber. which th.;r securrd.
havloz t.ken about g ,ao fEom$hia seeIctazy. a
aad the sur1oanI1nS taunt1 10 witness the exe-
, 1866-11-03

sAN FnAxc1sco, November 9.--The convention
Of Wins &. oNers met yesterday foe The paspote Of
consplt3nC about whai c4n be danc 70 Obtain
reduction OF the lax on California brandy:
The people Of Montana are said 10 be dtaGrssed
With the mining prospects Of that county, and
a4e returning to California and Missouri.
, 1866-11-03

Demoe7ats 10 their eentes nnd raakiu. them
ashsrned of their political Fellowship.
A match game OF bssc bah played At Centralt4
to-day between the Egyptian clnb of tb&& city aud
the Egyptian C1nb Of cxlso, wRs won b. the hitter
hy 4 tcoYk Of IA TO II.
, 1866-11-03
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TREASURES FROM MtLT0Nr3 FNn9g. 91.y7.
POEMS OF ELlzABkrn AkEliS Florence rtTc51-
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CHARACTER AND CHARACTERISTIC MEN. Dy
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, 1866-11-03

ReRistsy DjMenttteA fuiCallawny Csun ~
D,EsssE uIahed yfattur-Kxpelled for = q"
KFNDeys
Especial Dsspltch to TIA Chicago 1tibo se.1


Especial psspltch to ia Chicago Tfibo TEL
Sf. LoEl-, 4suvrtubert :.
Reports Of gEe.s outzaget On loyala6 In ca1Ia-
way County are received. In some prceiacss the
Rndtcais were threatened with prosecutions Il
They registered. Among The 1neu FcGiaietrd VIII
On: who fonght IN the Iisson1 State Gu sri af
Wl.en'a Greek. In reply to qnesrioo concern.
inc his participation thn1 rim, he SAID he Wat only
1ghttny the butch, and did not consider tlat
hostility TO the Ealsed State; taoSc,nn,snL n seS"
en-! baIns and hoarts ha!e latcsy oe@n nuineds
hand oi En{oala.s who reside IN the county.
The raid on Lexington ~. reFncir?sed ~ ncn
were th'ee days teo ia,e 10 register.
II. 0delon Batsot. the Distinguished French
F:om 4 earo.publithed Fl tho morning papers,
A. H. Narriroa. e1-hillFA!d champion, has hecn
expelled frona the billiard astorlation. CauAs Of
expulsion, conviction and inc Of Harrison for
Sa.sancy.
ruen, on IN excursion 10 Fort Rtd2tsg, reached
here AAfcIy this afternoon.
, 1866-11-03

Reward Offered.
NEW YonE, November 2.-Ths Gold Exehaage
to-day appropriated ,poQ toward discovering he
whc. cabonts Of George Co1ytrt, the atscoDdfng
clark Of g, c. Parks,
, 1866-11-03

eutIcn. 4 dfth negro, who had b. n convicted Of
IN Infamous oSenee- ua* csaaica .trerllct N Or.
der 10 inqutrn into lne truth Of the nssefaoha OF
nnH etldcuco In hls fxvnf.
, 1866-11-03

l0xn4)N, November J..
Tpday tlux All SAnts< Day no Stptk market u he'll.
LiyKtrocL, November l.
Co1rox-Na1ket ntAsy. with kaits Of s.pcp bales.
1ETxpiTH-1he soAskEt II ut At Il tX64i4 81
gallon for tedned4
Loxrox. tlcfobeF 81.
CopAra4 S1k fbY rnnofy, Cnftci Stairs t2ls, "a.
I.1lnot4 Central ias1roAe khArts. IN; Esie. 3tH.
eorrpx-ssle.'od.y Of ls,eeo 6sies, Il iiSai&i ipr
tsitdnrx rplAnc1~
, 1866-11-03


GA1sEs1oN, Texa., November 2--Thc gang Of
outraecs have III been captured and shot Or hung.
Thelr leader. Colonel Young, formerly the chief
Of General Stc1raAn's tcouts, was hung by tho
I1nehesps.
, 1866-11-03
THE PROSE WRITINGS OF
JOHN G. WHITTIER,

An euMeelJ new xad beautiful Efnon, unifotm With
L7pkf9rdwB Poems recently pGtltssxd. aud the Far
rlugftrd 1en1ysou. Two volumes. including "Gid
ip1t1 ktts tsd Modern Sketches" Naryare. snattss
Jourpal,- I'D IiHrazy Eec9eauons." rrlcc, $50.
, 1866-11-03

asa1uss Hessrs. Drihcll L Wcisiecr, and present
tho rceelpse Of those geuacneu 1or the hog1heads,
tnlen charge Of By them.
On Friday, the 2Gth nit, the ofllclat Inrcs
tfsation Into the ciscunata1ce. attending The loss
Of tbo Evening stsr VIA concluded and tns report
vat Forwarded to WashDeton.. From the report
It appears that the wreck WAS caused BY N in-
sufdaenrY Of crew. Her entire crow numbered
ouly ten rncu, four Of whom were deisIlca ~
cuntsrmsttcsa, leaving the effective foecc only
Six. The cr3aence ehows that she ltd in the
trough Of ihe tea from ten o'clock as night until
eax lhc next morning, md tat TO effort VAS made
tn ret her bead 10 the wind, though her Euddcs
wns Intact for mast OF this time, and jury uaz.ts
cou,s have been riGgrd. The wAtcr was oflea
breast L,Eh On her decks, and paased into tho bold
.h,orrh the hatehrayB ana olher apestuses ille
dret md xfdes. There was no carpenter On hoard
IL -rnsir damages. The hull Of the ship Wal
ntannch aud light. the engines we're In pesfee
order. aud. properly manned, the vessel coa1e
have lived through the cyclone and carried he
passepge1s into port In safety.
An interesting case iuvolrins the right
End liabilities Of telegraph, eompanie
was decddrd In the Court Of counno
11caA Lancaster County Pcnot5lvaa1a
LAST week. The main features
The case were n lo1lowa: On The 1oth day Of os
tobet, 1861, the plaintiff, then dealer in stock,
u.dcTsd through his agent NJ seofss .. !..se
of The 1tm Of Reed, McGrann ECo-, nankes1,
Pilisbu.sh, The pprcnase Of ftty shares of Softf
vc.tesn and ffy ttAscs Prairie du CHEN Raa
1oad e.oek. Mr.. Reed Immediately called a. U
business otlec OF the Tnitcd Ssa:cs 1alegrap
Company, then ia North Qneen stfeet 1eft IN
despatch, paid for its transmission 10 the arm
Nm. & J. O'Btlec, bankers. os Wall strcet Ne'
York, With whom Reed. McGs&nn q CO. d
theis bustnest. The latter, according 10 cptton
dup1iested the order BY letter, In which they y
fer7vd 10 the telegram sent- The lcttsr arrived
due coussc on The following day, but tho te1es.xs
1eyer reached New York. Ar. Potts. the ope1ato
Acrc, tc4tIned thai upon inquiry he eould opl
t.ace It to Philadelphia. It arpeAtcd that u
Messrs. o'Dneo did not act apoa tho lc.,es, b.
cause they supposed thai the order nsd retesene
10 another Transaction. aid probably Repaired q,
plar1non. During the several days Consumed {
ihe e1ott to buy and to ind out where the nf4tal
rested, stock. advanced in ps!ce. The ofde
however, was hlled on the 18th Of October, In pu
a1snce Of smother telegram, sent thFoaEh this
the otber company, hat ii IN Advance OF f{62~
1aave than the stocks could hare been putcbass
fox IN ,he 10th, 10 recover which difference tho 81
was bgoutnt Ths court charged the jury ii
,thc defendant Wa common carzacs, and that
such II VA. responsible, and the jury found I
tha plaintiff IL TIC eMouut ciaimed.
, 1866-11-03
FROM TORONTO.

The FenIan Trtn!e-Thonna1 Whctan's Case
Called np aud Postponed ansit rho 12th
tne1a1s-A,ao Parry'p until next Tne%dny-
several etheF Cufes Called nnu r roAtpapca
-Lnus4xn'. Caac 10 Conc eu To-MoEEaw.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
RArrIar.

Baptist Church, Geo. F. Pentecost,
Pastor. Services at l04 a. N. -
Text, Acts Ill" Yemen of Cali
leel why stand We gazing up into
heaven? This same Jesus which is
taken up from you into heaven shall
so come in like manner as We have
seen him goiinto heaven. .
Communion Service at 3 p. NJ.
Preaching as usual at Z P. NJ. Sunday
School at 8 A. NJ,
. This Saturday evening at Z pm,
church and covenant meeting, Doors
of church opened to give any persons
so wishing an opportunity to unite
with the church. A full meeting Of
the members is particularly requested.
Members Of the Congregational
Church at. Vershire, VT, who had
been immersed, communed with the
Baptist Church in that town on Sun
day week, by special invitation.
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METHODIST.

The usual religious services will be
held in the two Methodist churches
tomorrow. Both Sabbath Schools
meet at A. NJ. Preaching at lO!.
1.E Glass Meetings at II and o'clock in
the afternoon, and preaching again at
7PM
Considerable religious interest is
being aroused in Trinity Church. AT
- = the meeting on Thursday evening sew
eral individuals arose for the prayers
of the church, and evidences of re-
vival feeling are accommodating. A
,aG y protractsd meeting viii probably be
held if the interest in religious mat
nrtersseams tosbe on the increase among
professors.
The Hamilton County. Ohio. Sab
bath School Convention of the Meth
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EPISCOPAL.


81 Pauls Church, corner Chestnut
and First Streets--Rey. II. w. Spal-
ding, Rector. Gf
Services on Sunday next, twenty
third after Trinity, as follows: eaa
Morning prayer, with public cate.
chising of the Sunday School al
8 An.
Litany, Ante Communion, with Ser
mon and Communion, at IL AN.
Evening service at JPN.
Mission Sunday School, Bpm.
TuE New MISSIONARY BIsHop.-
The House of Bishops, at, its recent
meeting, re-arranged the missionary
jurisdiction of our Western Terrific
ries as follows
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

The Philadelphia Baptist Associa.
ton has just held its one hundred
and fifty-ninth anniversary, and re-
ported a remarkable prosperity dur
ing the las. year. The total member
ship is 1879; additions last year,
2.879.
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OH WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS. I.

TTAFING ERElrrED ONE OF THE
~ most extensive works Of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one of the most, experienced Ma
chine OIL men, am now able TO furnish this
cheap and mcney-saVi ing OH, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, ali machines now
with satisfaction.
Orders of,wh oIesaIe dealers hlled on libe-
: No ssharge for packing, and delivery free
of charge i'i HN
Coal on sold by the barrel and the high
PHILIP DECKER,
80 Third street, bet. sycamore ana me.
may2tf
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odist Episcopal Church was held last
week. The attendance was good ana
the proceedings interesting. Inc
Corresponding Secretary's Report pre-
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Ia 500 tfrWI
. sHs3.iotsl sp5h
EiIi m fe7 n
81 sdg iG 100
EuH9 notga0l or
q9mlaah ylHii g. tH roo
aii 10 oaa8ish III Isl
= ~ hssn Il esa3 oi .ffd3
q hifi sid III a1ff
basil
40 r. 500 ldxoI
rrfr beiin nsmn
hsg1lIaI iEan39 ioH
TIC erfl
- ~ 30 ..Io04aayld
/ Sc so'ad si'N 81 80
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
UNITARIAN.

Unitarian worship at the Court
House tomorrow, conducted by Rev.
ID. II. Clark. Services morning and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-21

TrRNlSc STocK on PAsrrRE.- Far
mcrs differ somewhat as 70 thc prop
per time Of turning stock on pas
turace. Some say. let the cows com
mcncc with the growth o. the grass
and become gradually accustomed T.
tho change from dry 10 green feed
Others are for Keeping them in the.
ward or stable until the grass gets a
good Growth. In a recent discussion
an tho subject. Nv practical farmers Of
Utica. New York. the general opin-
ion was. 70 turn out stock before the
grass becomes too large. and as soon
as tic ground had become settled
Turn them out at a time when they
can Get about half what is needed for
their keep, and make up the balance
by feeding all tho carly cut hay they
want night and morning.
Feed hay to stock as long as they
will cat It in the spring. The benefit
todairy stock from turning ont early
Is far greater than any injury that
might result 70 pastures. since the
change from hay to grass, being grad
ual, produces no serious effect upon
stock. Pastures treated in this way
viii not carry quito so much stock as
when they arc left to get a large
growth before turning in; bnt the diff
ference il but little. and not half SO
mnch as has been generally imagined
There Is often danger Of scrious diff
cultics and loss when the change from
lay to luxnrant pasture is made. Thil
il q question of sorc Importance am
the views ~ practical men, pro an
con, arc 81 value.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-21

WoRKINc THE GRouND WWrF MET.
The ~tcmrtation is often great 10
use a fair month for the preparation
Of the soil tor crops before the water
is sufficiently dried of. or drained ont
81 It. to warrant Il being stirred at all
Thus the gain Of ~forty-cight hours IN
time is often a serious detriment 70
the field for the en- tire season. Light
sandy loans are not injured in this
way. but every clavey loan y. as a
general rule. SO is any soil which
dries in humps. The plow presses the
furrcw slices into clods. which often
dry like pressed bricks. and thetread-
inc of the team in narrowing makes
bad worse, though it breaks them
MP somewhat. Even heavy loan may
be worked into a light. porous. warm
secd-hcd If in q proper condition iol
blowing before being worked.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-21

TnE BEsr PRovENpER--Timothy
then for horses: clover for COWS: and
straw, we'll cured and cut for either.
II is excellent to mix with meal. or
feed carrots and bects with. We
would. when thus fed. make but little
difference between good barley or
even oat straw. when carly and prop
erly cured. and timothy for..stock, s..
pecially cows in milk. For vonng
stock tender timothy is excellent
We arc 80 reckless ID feeding. VIC
feed what We have e iced without
taking much pains to prepare It well
for instance we feed few cornstalks-
raised on purpose for fodder yet this
is n Of the cheapest and one OF thc
best hays that can be fed: and in th'
m in a drouth. il Is OF ths
greatest advantage fed ous green
TRural World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-21

INTEREST on THE vl.UsTFUNp.
VvllE undersigned Auditor. N enf W 'he
county aforesaid. wou'd report ~ ne
Hon. Board ol commiss oncrs M snid county
tbs following Receipts and Expenditures
N i~n,ere-, u The trns, fnads ni aaid county,
sron Tic III dav nf June, 1860 v me att
day Of MAY, 1850, both days inclusive, ~
VII:
There was au hand al last report,
june Isl, 1853. @5eJ m
Ana there haa been received Tho
following sums On The following ac-
counts. tO.wit:
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Primo Ror.-Theorics IN rs9ard
u NE canse al tie potato roy, ana
,,ans for remedy i, basel "a lhcse
theories. have been enough,
I'M somehow the potatoes have con
timed 10 rot: Mr.. I. a. Williams, q
yatton. Washington County, Iowa,
ads n Tic lists as follows: life the
ory and plan may perhaps pc iouni
toaifer from all previous ones ~ ne-
NV trnc. II viii not cost much ~
mi them to the test. Mr. Williams
says. eThe trne cause q the rot Is
,he heat of the sun. The potato. m
,,nr hottest days. i burned or scalde'l
~ the heat ~ the sun-lt ~ dry
weather ii II burned. in wet weather
Il 4 scaldca III little showers, and
thcn 4 scalding sun when The potato
i tender. II the SIMMER and iali are
M. I, viii Re 4 wet rot. il dry, dry
rot. rs any man with good sense can
see. The reason why some are FOOD
and some bad in the same hills n,
that the good ones are late sets, ana
do MT commence growing till the
hc..c~ DAYS are past. and consequent
IL were not hurt. The preventative
is e make your rows north and south,
Commence at the south end and PM
q hill al corn. twenty inches north
nil OF potatoes: four feet further an.
other hill Of corn, II en- twenty inches
farther Of potatoes and 50 on 70 any
extent. Pit your rows the other WAY
three rect apart. The corn vil
shade the potatoes, end they Will Y.
rood. TIE richer tile land the better.
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