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RACING A. NArcsHKszs.-The Courier saws:

RACING AT NATcHEz.- The Courier says:
Quite an interesting race came off at the Binga,
man track on Saturday last distance half mile.
The entrees were as follows: #.it Il 5sss.. L fi
IL. A. Smith entered r. Chotard's b. +. years
Harden. ,s-'1pT- :
9. H Fraser entered blk. h. Exchequer, by Rev,
I'D smokey entered b. h. ---
!. was sweepstakes for all ages, but only three
HSsas MADE entrance fee $50. Captain Fraser's
rider. ~ a0sount VI MS having no
a. NV YARDS both nags were locked, apparently
Nun me determination to keep the same position
mnbag 'he race Agnes, however, gave the
purse by 70 feet. Ao'"' winning uie
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A HORRIBLE CRIME AND SWIFT PUNISHMENT.
PARIS, KY, March ISIS P. MA negro man,
about thirty years old, who outraged and then
murdered white child ten years old last night,
was taken out of jail this afternoon at six O'Clock
and hung by the citizens Of the county In the
Courthouse yard. The particulars connected with
this affair are of the most revolving character, he
having cut her throat and disemboweled her. The
body Is still hanging, with no disposition on the
part of the citizens to take it down.
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There is an excitement in Chillcothe, Ohio, over
oencls OF thirty'nine thousand dollars just dis
covered in the account of the county Treasurer.
That official insists that the money has been stolen
any oft.
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pres de Ia du Canal
SUCCESSION DE STUART WILKINS FISK, DECIDE
PAR j. Il. WALTON IL DEsLONE,
j. B. WALTON, EncaEteur.
Bureau-I1 Rue Carondeetl enc0IghnTe INN.

NERCREUI, lie avril 1866. midi ais
1tl b1urse dies Negpcarts DIES EnCNnteLr5 rue RAs
les du Canal ct dc la DOnGne yertu de ct cnRe
Orre de Honorable Jpo. W, JhOmas, jnge "a
Deuxieme Cour de district de Ia Nouyele Orleans d8idl
% fey3er 1866 d..yr de ia Cour No 25 80 pour IL COMP d
la Succession oessts nominee, la prOpritt surGnte en-
vendu SAVIOR
DEUX TERRAINS, les batisses ct arnei.orAroH4d
sly trunve IL Second District de cette Vile, cans LEI
borne par les Daupne, BourgVyhe, Canal g de u ~
deSgnB par b., ct Rynt chAcnn 70 e
II de pnuoe de ince Ia Dauphine, sur re pr"nde do
l23 pieds lees kgaes ct parae!es Les iaHtorli
une batisse { bTiQue deux etages ,. So
NpTrIOSs-La Motto compliant ell bullets dr TEH
des Etats mis- paygbe jour de Ia veIte, et Ia bAu
bes acquereurs payable dams Nh an d Jour de Ia vtts
Ier propre ordre pprtant ineret raison dc pour c
Fan urs eceances ct pour cent nHrrS hrs
ec!eance uaqua pGrla pueuent 81 Les Illes 4e sonpa
pnnc sueiIeuent placement des btletS e les
deyra garan par hypoheque ct privilege de vereu
Acte de- yeae par devaut NJ Gernon, notae pubic auss
des acqueregrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OR
CGrrolton Parish Of Jefferson.

LOTS OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF
CGrrollton, Parish Of Jefferson.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES DE CHoIsEUL, DECD.
RY j. IL. WALTON ~ DEsLoNDE,
J. b. WALTON, Auctoneer,
oGce-No. AZ Carondeet street.
WEDNESDAY, April Ath, 1866, Mt It
w clock NJ the Msrchautsi Auttioneers Exchange,
Royal by virtue and In pursuance of order from
Court Of Orleans dated the 10Th day of February 1906
and supplemental order from the Court dated the LIST
March 6 Docket No. 1891 for account of the above
named succession the following described property will be
sold, to.wit: . .. -. -
OF Carroton the parish OF Jefferson in the square No 81
A. which bounded by Canal Avenue Dublin Seventh and
Cohn date Map Streets the plan Of c. A. Hedn dated the
18th May 1885, of Depouy dated January 4h ls37 and oil
T. Pee dated the 18th January 1886 Said lots desig
mated by numbers to TO Il and ID to 26 all ncusi9e
and according to the aforesaid three plans .
Lots No. and Is to % inclusive adjon each other and
measure Dublin by NJ feet in depth be-
parallel lines Said lot No ID forms the corner OF Dub
u and COIN streets and said No the corner Of
Dublin and Seventh streets Lots Nos to also adon each
other and each 81 feet inches front Seventh
by depth of $50 feet between parallel lines English
measure Lots Nos 10 and II measure each IN American
between parallel lines Lots Nos 5 6 and II measure each
81 feet inches Cohn street by 100 feet in depth
a-lERMsThe purchaser to furnish his notes payable at
six twelve and eighteen months to be satisfactorily ndnrsd
the per per and eight per
cent eventual interest. "f q ."
AT THE SAME TIME
The other undivided half nineteen described
will be sold upon the terms and conditions above
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The London Church Times characterizes that
portion Of Mr.. Bancroft's Grafton on President
Lincoln, in which he refers to foreign govern
ments, as ian insulting attack on the European
powers generally !" and % piece Of Yankee bru,
tality" W MI. Bamcroft's History Of the United
and modesty it rivals the celebrated work of Baron
Munchausen." There isa good deal Of Cromwelan
yigor in this but it seems hardly becoming in a
church organ. .s5t4 ',.r s. r = -s...gil,tg'S
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AUCTION SALES.


BOILERS ETC ..... BOILERS, ETC
BY III. III. MTCHCGCK,
AucrroSrKn-oace, 3 Odd Fellows Hail.
FRIDAY, 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
127 Front street. between Grod and Metre Dame
Streets account of parties retiring from business without
The entire contents of ONE LARGE FOUNDRY consisting
of One lot Of Double Flued Boilers
One lot of Five Flued Boilers
Riveting Forges and appurtenances
Anvils and Vices
BlacksmitL's Tools
Boiler Makers Hand Tools.
Screw Punches etc.
Hold on Bars,
Aud variety Of other Tools.
AND
ALL ARTICLES CONSTITUTING AND COMPRISING A
FIRST CLASS BOILER ESTABLISHMENT
=Cash in II s TrcnSnr-
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SohNEn VI ITALIA, 81. THOMAS AND THERESA
streets and five lots of Ground Washington streets.
BY q. e. GIRARDEY a. CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY Auctoneer.
Office II Exchange Place.
SATVRDAY, April =, 1850, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange will be
sold s~' ~ ~
l. THAT VALUABLE GROCERY CORNER in the
square bounded by St Thomas ST. Theresa chouptouas
Ihaa streets and forming the ST. Thomas ST.
rea and Thalis measuring q feet inches lines
ITALIA street, II feet IL inches lines front Theresa
50 feet 10 inches lines depth and front Thomas
Together with the Improvements comprising three
buildings the center used grocery store doing
payable monthly.
:. FIVE LOTS OF GRoUNDin the Fourth District in the
square bounded by Mashngton Chippewa Fulton and Fourth
streets, DESIGNATED by the numbers and meas
by 100 feet in depth. - =
8, ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the same square,
fronting Fourth street. measuring 81 inches 100
feet depth west to the corner of Chippewa.
h 1. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the sonare bounded
by Washington Fulton and Rousseau Fourth streets
uring 81 feet inches lines front by 10 DEPTH
HJH TERMs-One-third cash. balance and two wears
credit for notes secured by vendors privilege and pecn
mortgage the property bearing per and per
cent eventual interest," with attorneys penal
clause IN of n0npayment at maturity The improve
mens to be kept insured and policy be transferred
vendor
Acts of sale together with the United States Internal
enue stamps at the expense OF the purchasers before William
Shannon, notary public.
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By c. H, GIRARDEY d. CO,

Is i IL IL "1h4AtDE SG,s
NICHOLAS J. HoEr Auctioneer. "7
Office, No, II Exchange Place
Between Canal and Cust0mhDuse stress
r Ss,aa,,: Ar ART, 1a ,e,oe N
THAT FINE PROPERTY Known as the TyIe~s ru
Richard Market and Tchonpiioulas stseets. sasnrnEs
New LeSee see on b 3 eet s ah ts @
front on each Richard AID Market street, hayng eenst
Ieproob prick and slated Sheds and fyiers Press compile
This yard has 100000 bales capacity per season IS in
to this por fronting the river in every RESPECT tnvst
The attention those engaged in the press business anu OPT
VI IERMss2 900 cash the remainder in three equaa.
purchaser secured by vendors privilege spece
on the property bearing per interest from date nil
arty until final payment The mpro emens be kept fly
insured and the policy be the vendor p.
notes and policy to be Subdvded suit tie conveEeueO
sale together with the internal revenue stampsa
Gottschalk, notaries public "
FINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
French Pats Mirrors, Oil Painting, Time Pieces Plaa
Ware, Carpets etc, Auction Account Of Departrs
BY GARDNER SMITH, YE1sEK ~ CO.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
..., .,.. Office, No 90 Camp stree.
THuRsDAY, APRIL 5, Ise6, at 10 o e f'ls
Fine rosewood Victoria Beadsteads do; Arnors Buseas
Is ss sos and Sssn aS Se - S
BY celebrated masters Plated Glass and CrocSery Ware
hogany Fnrniture Brussels Carpets, Cooking Stove n
Also rich toned new carved frame seven Ros
aS-TxRXs-cash, in U. S. Treasury Notes.
JUST RECEIVED Elk STEAMSHIPS sAABA
and Alabama direct from Liverpool e
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ONE LOT OF GROUND AND DOUBLE TENEMENT
Houses on Franklin street, the Poydras Market
BT j. Ii. WALTON AZ DEs r.ONDE,
j. B. WALroS Auctioueer,

WEDN EsSnAy, April Ath, at 1. O'Clock
" M az the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
me theron in the First District If this city in the square
bounded by Franklin LIBERTY Lafayette and South Pcydras
streets, measuring 26 feet lines front FRANKLIN street ny
depth Of ITO feet inches parallel lines American
measure according 70 plan by Pile Depouiy civil ehgi
neers, dated March, 1866. . -,
Tenement Frame Building 1872 containing two rooms ana
cabinet in each. So -
@ TERNs-One third United States Treasury notes
the balance in one and two years credit in the notes OIL the
purchasers to their own order bearing Der cent interest per
annun, mortgage the property nhtll ma payment
The purchasers will have the privilege Vi ply h 'e WHO
price Of adjudication in cash - $500. 49,. .,,,. =. !, .
Acts of ae before Adophe Ma2ureau notary public at the
expense Of tile purchasers intending all nc stamps fe4fea ny
the Gnited States laws ...
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
on Tchonpitoulas and Constance streets.
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DEsL0NDE,

OMce-N0. AZ Carondeet street.
SATURDAY, April =, at 12 o'clock NJ,
at the Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange, Royal
street. between uustomhouse and Canal Streets will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND Tchoupitaulas street. in the
square bounded by rod Constance Lafayette and Tchoup
toulas streets Said lot inches
street. and 20 feet inches the line
depth g5 feet the line God street and 81 feet
inches SO lines on the opposite side
TWO LOTS Of GROUND on Conhtanee formerly Foucher
street in rear OF the lot above described measuring
inches front by depth each of 70 10 inches and lines
between parallel lines, all American measure
De- TBaasOne. half cash in u s. Treasury the
balance in and u months In the notes OF the purchasers
payable to their own order bearing cent interest and
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon
property. FTH
Act of sale before Adnphe Boudousque notary public
the expense OF the purchasers including u s. stamps
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ATTENTION, COTTON PRESS MEN r
THE TYLER COTTON PRESS, WITH FIXTURES, nc
at auction for account of all concerned, and wio
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Office. No. At Cnrondelct street, corner of Unls

oHce NO. ~ Ghr0noeiet street, corner oil Uni8u
"WEDNESDAY April A, at IL o'clocl
street by virtue and In of order of the I'M
" Thomas Judge OF the Second District Court dated M
23d February 1866 court docket No. 1881 the following
cbed property Tor Of the above named success
will be sold 'a.s 'T''s
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the town Of O.,
roon in the parish Of Jefferson and designated by the M
and o. in the square bounded by Third Jefferson, Zms
and Cambr9nne streets, and marked j. plan by "
Th0mpson dated 2st December lSi0 deposited 40 BIZ
No IN the Office Of O. G. Porter notary public in the par
of Jefferson Said lots contiguous each
feet front on Cambonne street. by depth 10 betW
parallel lines 1 g.. .m., 49,, II \
The improvements these three lots consist of ON
STORY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAN
HOUSE. with hall in the center and two rooms on each IN
kitchen, cistern, outhouses, etc mt, -
-Also-- " 'N45
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the same square. de,tgna.s
March "a 1917 and deposited in tho Office of Theo Guyo as
notary this city The said lots contiguous and
each 80 front Third street. by depth of $50 et M
tween parallel lines IL. :. gT.F -."
MISUNDERSTANDING cash the balance six and twe,v
months credit inhe OF the purchaser to his own ord,
bearing per and per eventual pterss
mortgage the property until final payment Tbs build
ngs be kept insured by the purchaser and the po
ferred to the vendor. ~
Acts of sale before A. Hero ST. notary public At
| pepse of the purchaser.
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AUCTION SALES.

oEE-SToRY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMRs,
Frame House, and Five Lots of Ground in the town Of Ga
rolon at auction.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD HALLARAN, DEcp
HY j. Ii. WALTON IL DESLONDE,
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FINE PROPERTY ON NEW LEvEE FRONT ANlrHl
lia streets, convenient to tie cotton presses and shg
n
BY j. II. WALTON g. DEsLOND.


Office ~ CarOndelet street. corner Of uioa
TTEDNFsD April 4th, 1860, 1t lsl
w O'Clock at the Merchants and AuctiDneerS Eaalg
Royal street. between Cubtomhcuse and Canal stre vii
be sold
TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, in thesquas
bounded by Fogt New Leyee now Peters, Thas an EtsIS
streets measuring each b feet inches ronton Front
by depth each Of 1873 feet inches between parallel les
The improvements these lots consist Of two bk
building used Cooper's shop. tai
TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND in III
square Immediately in Of the lots describe
surng each % feet inches front New Levee nOw 'sgi
street, by depth each OF l eet inches between Hal
lines.
THREE ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND. III til aars
depth OF l2D feet between parallel lines.
slate roof
This property is connected and is very desirable for
house being convenient to the shipping the upper tthp
landing and the cotton presses. al . gL
The building material lying upon the lots fronting fw
Levee ana ,ont streets resulting from the bRldu fsla
down will be sold in bulk Immediately after the sact i
lots the Exchange.
Ry-TEHMs-One third cash In United States TrsAsur notes
the remainder In the Of the purchasers, their
der payable at and two years bearing cn
annum interest from date TO maturity, and ega per ca
thereafter if not punctuAy paid and special mortgage uni
final payment.
The building material cash in U. s. treasury notes.
Acts OF sale before I o. Starke notary public at the
pense Of the purchaser including the u s. Revenue Sau
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MASON DOUBLE A UN ETAGE AvEC MANsARDg,
ct cina terrans dams la vile de Carrollton ienc
+. SUCCESSION D'EDoUARD HALLARAN, DECIDE
PAR j. u. WALTON a. DEsLoHDE,
J. B. WALTON, Encanteur, T#
Bureau-No II rue Carondeet, encoignnn Uui,u
MERCREDI lie d avril 1906, a midi IL NJ
WI ra vendu Ia Bourse dee Eagociants ct Enaner1
Royale eees du Canal ct de In Douane ertu
copformement ordre de Honorable John W. hora,
juge de Ia Deuxeme Cour de District de la Nouyeie
proprete suivante yendue lie conpe de Ia
cidessus savoir-- ' - N'
TROIS TERRAINS situes dams la vile de Carrolla din
Ia pRrosse Jefferson ct desipnes par les Nos co. dl
ile borne par les Toisieme Jefferson Zmpel Gsrl
BRONZE marques par 10 ettre j. un plan dresseba!
T. Thompson, date 10 p decemhre 1870 depose ctans
plan No. dams reude de G. O. Porter nOtaite
paroishe Jefferson Les dts terrans contigns su
chacun 81 peds de face la rue Cambronne, pron
de 10 peds entire ligneS PARALLELS.
Les ameioraDns sur ceS truis terrhins conssent
Mason double ctage Manserdes ayant oras,
au deux ohambres de chaque cote cuisine i've
d'autres batisses, etc, ..E f3,
-AUssI-
DEUx TERRAINS dams lie meme iiet desgnes pares M
% ct "a sur tun pan dresse par " Eglofseih da au
mars lSiT depose dams etude de IheO GnyOl tt,aM
notare vile. Les dts terrans contgus nsu
rent chacuu 80 picds de face Ia rue froseme ma
fpndeur de $50 pieds, entire lgnes paraleles.
gSP- GoNDITIoEs-t compliant, Ia balance un ctNt fss
ct IL mois bets de Fhcgneeur prnpre ordreant
6pour cent nteret corfan ct pour cent nteret evi
basses deyront ete asbuees par racquereur, ct psl
d'assuranee transterbe yebdeur. baAF
Ace de vente pardeyant A. Hero Sr,, notairepaha
aux fras de facquereur. =
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w Z ocork the MeTchRnts and AuCtl0nee BI-
change on Royal street, between Canal and Custobns
streets by virtue ana in pursuance of AZ order o. taen
John W. Thomas Judge of the Second District tourt oNew
Orleans dated she 18th Of February 1866 Court Dock No
25756 the following described property, Tor account the
above named succession, will be sold, t0-wit
TWO LOIS OF GROUND with the buildings and impvs-
ents thereon, In tie Second District OF this city, the
square bounded by Dauphine, Burgundy, Canal CEe
house Streets designated by the letters aud and mig
each 25 feet IL Of nch front Dauplins street. By IN
of 1913 feet, between equal and parallel lines. "A
The improvements the lot nearest Canal street c0R6
a story brick building. "
"a. TERMS AND CoSpTloss-One,hGlf Cash, in =
Treasury notes, to be paid the day Of sale and tee res
der in thenutes OF the purchasers payable at yeatm
day of sale their order, bearing interest tlne
OF seven per from date to maturity aht
per cent after maturity il not unGtualy paid, until hnAy
The payment o. the aud interest to be secuh By
special mortgage and vendors privilege until hnel payeaL
Acts Of sale before NJ. Gernon, Notary Public, aths
expense OF the purchasers
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" O'Clock the Herchanss' aud AuctiOnees Exchange,
sae s
trOd streets the First District Of this city, measuring ONE
1pa wo 3 one and 9G tn and e
front Notre Dame street hundred and thynne
feet four inches the line parallel with Dame
street all American measure and according to plan drawnby
The Budngs consist Of well built substantial Are proof
% an 9s 1 s
street is stories in height and the other portion story
Hz- TERMS AND Coxp1rroxs--with the property will be
SOLD thousand shares reduced to nine hundred and thirty
eight shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage purchaser
Of Louisiana tor twenty thousand dollars 20O payable
renewable April l. 1857 according the charter Of said
sufficient to pay Bank The and interest due
and maturing on the LIST Of April next amounting to about
Insd treasury eesT tws st Rrse
order bearing interest per cent per annurn
from date until paid and special The buildings
policies transferred to the parties in interest," according their
respective interests, ,.-.' ......
A LOT OF GROUND situated on Rampant street. Nos 80
aud 3d. between Canal and Common streets in the square
street by depth Of 10y feet and forming part of larger lot
City Surveyor dated the 2Ih dy May lS9 and deposited
dated The 18th of June 1919 together with the buildings
and improvements thereon
The buildings and improvements upon the above described
lot ground consist Of TWO Threeory Brick Buildings with
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house or for
offices, and can always command good rental.
@ 50 Rampant tfss is leased ntil 3ls October 1866
TENDER, 1866 With little repair these dwellings, wond be
very desirable and could be rented for Sl75 $500
H@ IERMS-Wh this property will be sold Fifty shares.
reduced to shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage
stock The purchaser will be required furnish his note
to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana payable Tor renewable
according the charter of the banl the LIST of arr
1861 for five hundred dollars and for the remainder pay
onehird In cash in T. S. treasury notes, third at
year htd one third at two years in his
order bearing Interest Mt the rate Of eight per per
from date, and sPera! mortgage until final payment the
buildings te kept Insured their full by tho purchaser
and the policy transferred to the vendors.
Acts Of sale before Grma Stark T0aries Public Mt the ex
ofthe purchasers including the Stamps the Internal
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BY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER d. co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer.
=, CfiCe-So % Camp street.
GATURDAY, April =, SGS, Mt IL O'Clock
~ the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange will be
sold 90 ''
The Al swift and substantial steamer Champion No in
complete order and ready for Now lies Agiers near
Ferry Landing
Possession given Immediately
Also Ingersos galvanized iron Life Boat l6 feet long
in perfect order, on board steamer Champion
nz-TERMs-Cash in U. =. Treasury Notes
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

Every hive should now be examined to
sec il there is enough honey to last until ap-
pie trees blossom. This ean'hc easily done
by netting the hive. The light ones should
he fed either with honey or candy made
from clarified brown sugar mixed with lit
tie flour. Feed always from the upper part
Of the hive, so that bees from other hives
cannot reach it without entering the hive
through the main aperture. If there is a
deficiency of bec-bread apparent, give un-
bolted rye flour. This may be placed in
the open air in shallow trays, where the
bees can reach it. Clean dead bees away
from the bottom Of the hive. A strong
swarm will do this themselves, but they are
zone the worse for a little help. IL there
are any moths or webs, remove them the
first good day. and nov is the time. IF
the hive contain movable frames, shift
them into q new and clean hive; examine
every comb separately for worms and webs.
Let the bees become perfectly still again be.
fore you attempt to reiiive them.
A little care now, and in this way, will
save many a weak swarm, and enable it 10
start well in the spring, icr swarms deficient
in honey and bee bread can't raise young
until late in the season, and the carly part Of
The year is thus los, and the entire swarm
may even be entirely destroyed.