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, 1866-06-25
0eXfcAn A64ifz-The 0rteEa Protest
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An-Ane vE1e%A 11"*ese
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General Jesus Gorzalea 0xse-1, now IN
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49, 1U.~ tAS 'o.s"
fo< prose-E against the decree OF Secor Bent-
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n,enx essab@ssbed by ihe Iocst1tua1ou-
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po,ser. dtterai<d 10 tie Eeru:fyr " tnx yst1onsj
, 1866-06-25

IEroas 1as D<e.rts Tzshune Juue Ell
The E1n ArtEewa, who pieao Szllty to the
sueeesssa1 Smuggling ef twenty o. thirty bar
reas Of Ehhkey. whefewith Dr. 6s.SZS was
charged nd acquitted, has beeu lined BY
Judge Nith<y- at CIeveland, Il ,ou> which, Of
enr:se, he paid. and y nor u liberty 70 n
p<a1 his adventure We cannot think this
aetten OF the eouzt either just OF e1p<dientr
II Ne are correctly informed - to the merits
Of the ea*e- Andrews ss evfiensly athoEoueh-
paced stuun1srel He went TO work delihe-
fa.e1y, WA successful, md appears to be fsr
fton1 ashacaxd Of bis exploit 1t would .eem
= sthou$h L Is trttin= not to send such rnan
10 TIE penitentfary- Ifhe xetua.lF kn1uxsled
the mount be h charged vssa, md drove I
tolerahle baErain N it< SAFE, Ae made money
by TIE opez7tiaa at:er paying hi4 fae- The
eeaasession Ut the a.aop, Of course changes
this 10 = Ioss- But Il seems p1ain that 50
h-=e nd successful IN operator, and oue 20
sensible TO !he tasPt1nae of hts act, ought not
to eseare Nth dne which be could readily
pay. This crime Of smuggling Will never be
eteekes. II The ss.<rsz P:ca.sse4 III the law
are n,'t to be u1dicted on is told, saEew6 and
deliberate ytoIatoEs- It II oniy pIaxins 1t
p1nizh1nent to let them Oh With fres-
, 1866-06-25

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I3olstcIu may Bc considered to be. Tho 70
port from Gcnoa, by way Of Paris. th&t Carl
baldi had left Capre1a 4or tho Adfiaaac, tuizS
out 10 he a roorhsek. GafibMdi II still ht |
Caprern; but a. Ais volunteers havc already
reached tho number Of q hundred thouezod
mcu, and cstuts Are narrowing do"u 10
focus We may reasonably expect Ills early
arrival On the Peninsula His son 4cuotta
has just been sazcttcd Il Colonel In the ltA1-
Ian army, and Inns already catered On Ills du-
ties from what bcar. bis father will short
II follow, md when Garibaldi him *efEcAchcs
tho mainland all discussion will be brought
to a close, except that which can be decided
by ns1ns. l scarcely know whether there be
much III a mere rumor or impression, but 1t II
ccncra.ly stated that host!iitics are 10 COM
."e,.ee between tlc 10th and 1otl inst; and,
from the peculiar position Of the contestants.
and the louk Of things generally, this runor
may very probably bc founded "on au-
tloraty.'
AFRtExp ron ACaTn1A.
It IL reported that the courts oi Vienna and
St. Petersburg hare made up their diacrcnces.
aud arc preparing to act tor their mutual in-
terrsts in the forthcoming troubles. Should
this rutnor prove 10 he correct, AustEia will
bare IN cvcn game crcn agatnst Prussia, Italy
and France combined; for all the minor Ger
tnan Powcrs-rcprcsenttn. armies mounting
up 10 Cox. 900 men, With capacity for putting
Into tic field llalf a millionaire strongly on
l4er tide. Another friend That Austria NAY
count upcu Is Turkey; for in view Of Frcoch
designs In the East, aud the whispered recon.
| st5tctinu Of Polnnd, Turkey begins TO fear for
| her own tafcty and The suzcrninty Of tie
| Danublnn pfi1cipallties. The nations seem to
, 1866-06-25

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, 1866-06-25
tke epuven:ioa adjourned


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p.aer, On ThEstay, thE list tnx1- Il VII
tnsiax cue Of those siol<nt storms which
soue4haea arise IN ha< sal1zJ da1s, qEek szsd
se1.fhIe- An ho1x te1oee III us sunshine
pow fhe aky wAs o'eupse4d Wtth black
tuu4ky e3ouds bright 2aahes Of Hzhsnins
xcd Hod ToI]eYs OF thEo<1er seemed TO Ah21e
tee eax*h he atmosphere became thick aad
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ssxoe fwy tore the tnn tnu1 ths ground
sd unrpo4ed hoEs1k, whSae soue wxe con-
plete1y demolished 1he uoeu h the mill
ths~e Il nzHh<1, had stopped woxk and wcEe
sitting "a 4 IoE WAtesnnE 1te fUy cE the
stos1 wdh f1< md a9a1i<1tAn 4. 1ts xxao-
&e-. AL II o0ee CANE The hRtEh1es$ dSsh oa
h=htnsn<. the socdes1 peal Of thnndeF, ter:
t7h1e e1psoafoa. and she tatfse u1n W1s b
rudns The naen SCATTERED oyrr tho yasd, ota<
wixh rzast o< his bad tokp Oh md one seEi
o1sfv foi1zed. uAaIe the third s9lxnse to say
w2s uarntazea- AE- Peek informed 18 shal
ZONE Parts Of tie MIN we<= found ove< I
qux<eer II mile from The pk1e< of exp10
aseu- He s1ysrot hole piece Of toaa:h1rsess..
xEs Mt IN the mill C1ItxE3-
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LILY A9fE oSa- - - @o11os@l9H- ot
b<EE94Ek - " JeNs1x- k44- OF b<1iast,
WA8 Chairman Of IhE CuuFeN41ou-
The p%u1I lE&ia<*S Of oTx3rik&atau 1sS &
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tie EapveosSoo ptuetxdea TO ballot
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yeasbuE~
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enthusiastic
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HE E1eise D5o1euI.T-NonieoT Dun
8kxbklE% x&E~
wv foxK, jEae +&--S<TEzal iu}uoe+toas
se11r-t III Ext:~e BouEE- IL t4.ox o4 Equox e-1I-
xrs- Ne1x x-13aed Jeseerx.1y o5 Jn1xe HeIHnE-
es<sns v1s xa,sed Je.tszAy. hur tak tksH ting. CO
steEpEitcr p14 t<rte-:.
T~<1e k=a:rea dag kzse nece slaughtered IN
lt1e CIV 6ETS.E kos r1s1 Wexk-
or kA=1:zed 1sa tNiE:J az1re Unlicensed liquor
e<11ez4 Nk1E xacsFee yxs1eftaJ-
, 1866-06-25
LETTER FlkO1 lTALT.

Tho Var EnthuAlasfn InercAatnE-
Fifty Thousand Volunteers In ono
Ua3-A Forward r1uveuaenk-GxFt-
Luidt still nj Eaome-The Peace Com
1eIcnce-JtAty,s Chances Of Success
AEuinAI Austria.
, 1866-06-25
'uCEXOR & FIELDS,


1Ae RxnAro+ Q<vetssd 1 Cn3e9xp Itae sseaNN
F0GxTAIx LII. c.7E4A II T. Haank3. N1H E1s&
d 1TR$aST EVKsKHG- TEEe ak1h- II sEssn p-R-.
hr If 14yv< ~ mEAkI1<4NtA p1t4-
1esA sfasma4 AV &xe9Z r4Sse1xt boat aRE1e fAEts,
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rtTAfeNaaE,pAzxn1At ~ thR TxAE1tfteE pA1H&.
" So fNtx1snfk nv es4xtea o. xht1 liza .
fW pA&aE4 a7osJ n - Czsk saeas- 9e4s saa1~
1tA8 A9OE. 4. h 8A&xAA.
, 1866-06-25

Cholera In NetF JerseJ.
yEw YoHK. June z1,-Ihe1e have nc1U az ta*A
tzye. Of eha3e5x II Ex2hftn- y. J.. but 0n6ez x.
ttTe mtasnfer b Tie Bosrt al 4leahh ste aasezse
appe7se 10 h3se fpent &1.eif.
, 1866-06-25

sENXER- ByAa1e g. u BseEssz.
ivok- a.
BIOLOGICAL skA1CaEs- ~ T. A<asstx- rol-
60
uoSpR KH. 1vol- &2a-
IfIGHIpx CQTET. l. ceEpny-Hozne SEoxJ. By
HkarJ e. EsleY- 1vot- N
A4PHDuKl- An AuEacza- S<o<J- l Eut- II ~
TIE ofEE XoxHER x.d EnsAxoxD- ~ &c
SWuaE1<- ! vol 6in-
TIE so1xH 9ExCE TIE wAE- ~ ssa=sy An.
<xEN1. 1vol- 44A-
TEE MAstC1EaDE. ana oaa9 Puma By JOIN G.
6Abe. ! sul- III
LECY AKxIE- p4S- Tfo~sxtd1e- 1so[ &3
sxux-EuExp- ~ 10 Watr1s<. tEna- Ss1a q
scNK3 RESI- By Gats nar:1soa- ! 17os TIN
roEM~- By Mtzs xasoe1- sok- Eae sad Gold
ILL.,
F< ss1es1 n Boaa7enezs- s7s- pos@ Fatd- On II
ek4pt Of pEtea. ~
TICkX0R s FIELDS,
, 1866-06-25
TnYtnAIy.

U0Yt01Iy-
Fa1zAr1t1xxA- 19r< 4a-E<y- Jo<eph II Efn-
E1-c- E< oaa-f asst7s of tia a, .de<es
fhto tsEE:1:- he h4s h<sa raaxa< q the Tsnth
Baptist CnExxA &aF Eeufy 6GF:y ytA.
, 1866-06-25
EQHNe14uN4


Bos1cx. Jnne x1-1t N1s ea7oaeo%A]1 ttse-
r1arhed ye4se4dsy tAst Mr. FsxD1- H1sa had hecn
dron neu Il Ahpu!d hase nttn Ar. EcW1fa Bah
, 1866-06-25

afout leArfns rcoct:z In The hands OF Au6*:1ta
and 10 On over The line. How much goot. an
4 peace ecoAe, tle Coofesrnce will Act,oznpliah
IL therefore rather probleuaslcsl 1t Il even
;tarcd thii it will lad 10 larger eoub5natio1s
for larger WEI II there Il fighting doae, II
IL di1.culi to believe thst Louis Napoleon
will be citantesc<1ed spectator. II he axhts
will EnsiEnd aud Rueeta keep quEtY hare
not supposed the former could tc k1:krd
into Sighting, hnt who kno~s!
The ruin Of Auxtria would be bitter pa11
for Euciiah traditional policy. md the ab-
sorp,loa uf belgium In France would ~
wosxe STILL Frars oi this nature animate The
EngllsA diplomats, and they arc rlsysn=
Llgs and bold game In which Bri1i.h guns
are deployed on the sceae-
Austti4 il 70 weak, Fo1itisa1ly. enclosing
such = collection o, conquered uation13i:tes,
that double war, With rsu4.l1 on ono side,
and I.2ly On tbs other. IL N a1air Of LIE End
death for hef. Let there be revolution
Within The Empire. In Hungary for example,
and II Il easy to conceive the destruction Of
the Empur, and francis Joseph reduced To
3he government of tic DucAy Of Vienna by
the to!s1sing grace Of Ensupo-
ii IL tt: iashIon Just now IN The c%ntrAs Of
European opinion 10 accuse Italy Of 11akiu@
ali The real difficulties Of The situation IL IL
tbe nafu.n of German f,roI} 10 h-t cen.
,u:v. and 1hr present ope has no inns.anato-
r. charactcY-+o sy the p<ace ueo-aad
| ,n,rht ias, furr1er without f,rrattn~ oyl In
| var. hu& thr 1ta1lans a,r hakty. raah. toena-
| .lde.ate md what not. to tho extreme Of IT,
autt.c thst venetla spc discnthraalcA this
ycs1. Putting the matter in thai si.ape, the
uuId uuncs Gud 1cscc for their souls Ia the
belief ta.t after Ill Italy caspot light AuAt.ia
alone. End thew have only to Eel few eoo.
LInations In prusAss TO stare od wxs.
txALt'. CHANCES or SUCCESS.
ItA,nl they 11av Be too fast tn assuming
that Italy cannot fight aus,ria slouc. We
lid no, believe thu, 4 npuu1h a:o, nu. art
fast changing our opinions Of our own force
We lind TIC naiiou TT ready, the yolunlecs.
! 70 puu.rrou4. the public temper 70 arm aut
| JEALOUS, Thai our coolest heada begin 10 .eck
| On IN our s:rxn~4h aud compare 1t with til,
Austrian.
We believe In the weakness Of Austria
Dalrnatia Is Italian. Let Ga1i,@llf 1ans
;lcfc with hundred thousand mtu, end i,
t.u double LIS army from Tie Population
/ Tie Infant he IL firmly planted On III
, 1866-06-25

WANTED To PURCHASE.

a<n3 III Cook Cnantf, H. Of About oce h1att.ex
h<7aa- AeExuaa, t9txstnx Price. f&.nA. Gn7lu*cn-u
Of :xE. AGa1at Of 4seek~ nd h,eaHssJ J. T. w. If1
hr2& c3ef~ 3t-aet-
, 1866-06-25
NEm a1hfTItHEu1t11tG-

NASONIC-1n consequence Of
t*1 ahe cesehfat1oa of s. Johns D1y II Ign,
k1uk1f3t sd othAT p4AceA ttAek Nt be no ep1Toc1-
sian q lesaJtsse n>RssF 80 = 4; ~ tnis No:ssI
1exx tvxn.aE .Dsrta' ecavoezstoe. PezoEdef q
z. L i. 1rEEEE &te.Y. hf4a
, 1866-06-25
REAL estate!

Iazye OPENED N QMce fx the skIe at my HEal t.
t1te AZ Ieoo1aS So. Aod SILK BaccE. II onz1aWtsf
cnRner Lake Ard Lasan ttzret1-
Alxrye number of leu lying to-stfe1. rsaF Ua4cA
FxsE- with s&s. wase. nd seweFAEe. md ncW beng
Developed b the h1od9one3t Uaaoa1. xN be soad On
kas1Aftct11y tkr1A~ kSp71tsd EhocAa m&Rt Ga re-
artxmeon ta Eeza-E<eo b1ifd1nf-
G<vsfa1 FaIu>h!e 10snes1 Ioss ED tt1sez. sd afex-
d0re worth s3Qane Also :ssup&Ey tu-tta<oeL LatH
Ntchtza1. Goth E..Atn- aaa near TIM ety> aH aaI&-
T1tes -ztecf. Aa1:s ostiJ ua*&Ehack
Q4eE Hcn11 ft113 IN To &Pm-
, 1866-06-25

oxe ssxa cznsnsr. eee caatJ Press tMeGovaa.s
E1kSk "a &toot B1ftsp ao4 N3anu pTyeEs- WIN be
so56 tt&1p- s. bok ox % haAk aAtf ouaet GIG onE
entee Nxx- L-A f1fZHGGH-
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, 1866-06-25
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REKI 3<TI RD4T. Ee wr1 tax-tsn nf1s musttn
eny.ga &zr htnai1= mE 81 et1esk- OF e1ake boaa4
, 1866-06-25

1hs P<118e nse Of pE. D. 3syns's Cs1mtzadve Baz-
sal viii alxa1t remove thu Dssrhea sed Cramps
which accompany The szsaeks OF Cno1ea. tnas osseu
eoe4ueox the dses=e IN IL ze1pteocJ- II has te-
autn1tx b<eu sdGsatstezsd IN Resghboshoods vheze
the Cne!sEa has bern rsxD@ ep,ee1pse71ly, md has
ne1E otlec to Eive tmn1cdi,aA xad permanent relief
, 1866-06-25

i THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT
Aaxs bux1assa naaa Of long s1psEeaee woo,d like
N exrAxfxne.L vtIa = osst eaass n1nss- Best Of
th3t1xo fsgF3tfcex Gtysa- foqu7re OF CAAHLES
kASU&h PHI. southwest euxnH Of CszE a1a 8outn
NuLIAA RAEnOLPH,
A%hX]3tN.x-F <Iof1rQAds O.
, 1866-06-25

EcntlEa. hut sic certainly has possession, and
legality oi possession, by European treaty. in
her favor, and In armiug herself a. she has
done, Sue merely designs to project her prop
| crty fEou tho lust and greed Of others. All
Europe acGuits her Of causing tho prescut
trouble, and yet her rival, prussIa, has iuau-
aged 10 commit lcr In the premises. aud to
/ make her stand forth rs he ag.retsor. Count
lsisnlark has just written despatch worthy
| OF Machiavell. Or Kcllal himself, in which hc
proves {diplomatica1ly} that Frussla has done
all in her power to rrcscrrc peace, but tLat
tllc has hccn thwartcd over the whole line by
| Austria, who is seeking 10 bcucdi herself by
the absorption Of friendly territories. 1t Is
the old story Of the Wolf nnd the Lamb oTer
again but the story Is nicely told, or actcd,
By Dl-tnark, and eren English critics arr
compelled 10 admit the Counts statement
"cleser.''
/ TIE FIRsT OVERT ACT.
simultaneously with the publication of The
abovc desratch, the rsuetian forces made
thar entity into the Duchy Of Holstcin, and
being in greatly superior numbers. the Aus
trians we're compelled 10 cvacuate Prus*i,
prctcnds to be acliuE In favor oi the German
Diet In thus throwing down tue gauntlet /.
|
great minority oi the ticrman Powes1-cvcry
one, In fact, excepting PRUSSIA hcrsclf-ar
friendly to Austria and detcr1nincdly oppose
to her rival. Austtia, however, has wiscl
resolved to act pcsccably under the c,rcnn
4 stances and her troops have received order
q from Vienna to fall back from the Ouch
q aud 10 Join the msin body Of the army unde
Henedek- Prussia thus may be said 10 has
: won the first stake In the conaict-the rlc
/ and strategica1ly important E1bc Duchlcs
j. and It will be dif1accat, perhaps an impossible
c tatk for Austria or the Dict TO Get them bac
Il from her.
THE NEXT MOVE X TIE GAME.
Prussia having taken the arst step to1art
;. los.llitiee, It Is now 1taly's turn to comm
, | IN overt act in the south. 6nch, / understsn
!. to be the agreement betwcen the two allie
.. and we must, therefore. look for the ne
r. more In tue game to the neiyhborhood Of Il
= Adsiatic. Il will be difficult matter (
|! Italy to commence action without bloodshe
e al Pru1asa has done; for her arrnics arc ca
~ fronted By equal numbers Of AustrianA, q,
| no territory In the south u neutral ground,
, 1866-06-25

nnsver fai,s 70 Arodue The s1olsnt a.sxea Of
shoae complaints. no uszstes from what csuse theJ
originate A. chsaxes Of climate. vxter. &C.. otssu
produes thets serious dlaszaa.. Travellers sad osha
shouid a~ays kes7 saop1y Of The cxzznsaa,t.s BY
tatH.
, 1866-06-25

:
t!onal Is.nk. o1 GauclnIa't; Vice resdent, Ijcury
u. Cur1!r, Of the Knox National tsak. Mouat Yer
pou. 7rrahrrr+, Tau! Jonr4. Toledo National
Bank; secretary. Jo.. Halche@on, Fsank!in M
1roGai Bank. Of Columbus: Executive COMMITTEE,
Ionn D,eon, Mad 1,iser Sa,ionsl Bunk, spnn.hel1:
Jottph Terhtns. Second Na1,upa: yauE. Cleveland; !;
Robert Sbersard, JF., F!r.t Saia1l HAnk. Stt;1eu-
s1:le; John Z. uun;cry- E.sst Sat,o1ai D2pk OF
Lebanon and J. II. shacse ;orl ia, oaev- Sa:ional
Bank Of Portsmouth, Tac Association Il 10 meet
Annually ID Columbus.
In vicw oftie Impending European conflict.
II has- bctu sucrc.icd that Our usva!
force in that quarter shouId be inezca-cd,
IN order 10 rentcr IT thoroughly competent to pro.
1cet American ci,izcns residing in Europe; aud IN
pursuance Of this suggestion the Navy Department
bas s4t!epco tie curboat Swa'asa. now ready for
eea ut the Washington Nary Y1yu, 10 that &quad.
fpu SeSetal olher se-Ees &tc also to IL detpatch-
ed II eoou as toon u they ca be placed In 1c,di
pcss. Among the vessels spoken OF ~ The most
likely 10 be attached to The Europesn squadron
the new ftie1tes Franklin. Gu.1Eele and Cha,ta
nooC1, *ilh the new eif o2+ Of Nas Ne>haniny aud
MAda~aska. TIE European squadron vail DOW
con=tst Of The following ve.Eela: Colombo. s.
guns: FxoAe. 4; I,couderoER, IS; hc4rtargt. 9
t-ansndsirna. IL; Swatara, 10; 1nn, S; Gpsrd. 5
Pusse5ot. 4: Aiansonomnh, 4; Augusta. IL; tota
Enus, 49, Qutsc formidable aee1 u. 1t stands a
present. and wien the ise New re-t tls tneptionet
aboEc. rat1,1ng Jig gms, ate tdded, The de, w7l
1hen be equal TO any emergency WHICH may as1s
during the continuance Of kctttilties.
In tie Senate, on the 81, Mr. Ramsey Intro
dnced bill to recurr the epeedy con.tsnct.on
The Northern Pacific Railroad. Nz. Co"sn zepo.e
biii which VIE passed, requiring ps'entecA on I
appeal from the deeiAtou Of an ex7mi1ef. to pav
fee Q! f1o- Il Joint o.utton PASSED pros1din
for ,he publication Of IN Official report OF the +
telaop, The Senate theu took up the Tag BtI
Se,c1al amendments were offered and adop:e
The tri-weekly standard., 1866-09-15

INGENIOUS ARRANGEMENT FOR DRYING
FRUIr.-The Louisville Kentucky Courier,
gives the following description of an ingen-
ious arrangement for drying fruit that has
been introduced into that city :'' 1t IS a
small house four and half feet high and
three wide, containing eight slat bottom
drawers, each continuing half bushel of fruit.
At the bottom of the house is sheet iron
cylender, about two feet in length and ten
inches in diameter, to receive the fire needed
for drying. The stove pipe from this fire
place passes up through the machine, making
several bends, and terminating in very lit
tie chimney on top. The machine is calcula-
ted to dry four bushels of peaches or apples
in four hours, and only few handfuls of fire
will be needed in the operation. By large
number of ventilators it is so arranged that
the temperature can be regulated exactly as
wished. Beans, corn, or anything else can
also be dried in it. 1t occupies about the
space of an ordinary bureau"
The tri-weekly standard., 1866-09-15

FRUIT CULTURE.-The adaptation of the
Pine Hill region to fruit culture has been
demonstrated by experiment. 1t is here
that Mr. L. E. Berckmans, the distinguished
Belgian pomologist, after having been en-
gagged in the propagation of fruit trees and
the cultivation of fruit for half a century,
first in Europe and afterwards in New Jersey,
finally selected location for his future opera
tions but to DR.. Redmond. the well known
editor and publisher, for many years, of the
Southern Cultioator, more than to any other
man, is the country indebted for calling at
tention to this branch of agricultural indus
try, as source of prosperity and wealth for
the South, and showing with what marked
success it can be prosecuted here. And so
well is Mr.. Redmond convinced, after an ex-
perience of nearly twenty years, of the supe-
rior advantages of this region, that he is pre-
pairing to plant five or six hundred acres with
fruit trees and vines.
The finest orchard I have ever seen, either
North or South, is that of Mr.. Stanton, a
Northern man now settled in the neighbor-
hood of which have been speaking. 1t con-
sists of peach, apple and pear trees, all in the
most perfect condition, and in full bear
ing.