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Afer some very appropriate and &c di.
rar1-rks nv h. ii. Caycs upon this utFaL~ :
respect to the dead, tG The FEELINGS of -.
mourning friends. ana to our town. Dr j. n.
! Powell moved that a committee De appointed
by the chairman to report suitable res lutiOns
embodying the btsi plan Tor carrying ouI me
object Of the meeting Whereupou the loloW-
INC gentlemen were appointed on tne commute
tee Messrs. ID. N. Cayce, X F1ce, 4 "a.
Conan. Dr.. ]. =. Davis A. n. MstheWs, Dr. 4.
A.. Powell. ]. {, Holman, Coz III Moore ana
A, w. Patterson.
he meeting was made Chairman Of the c0nv
mittee. and Col. K W Price was elected Treas
urer TO receive and disburse al nAnas used Ior
At an Adjourned meeting at s O'Clock pm.
the committee reported the following reSoIus
Resahed. That we believe &c 10 be the duty OF
an good itzenst TO respect Ia r Dead by givlng,a
decent intsrment 10 their remains IN suitable
cFaunds oOuseCrated 20 that purpose and
Whereas. there are about two hundred Con-
fedora e soldiers, OF whom iOur-uitns are MIS-
s~ouriaus, buried on private property near the
hoiel AID AZ various places within the corpo-
rate limit OF Iuka,
moved AND inferred iu the SHADY Grove Gene
tarv. near the southeast corner Oi the toWn OF
Iul1a. already cOnsecrated As 9 burial efo9Aa.
Res0JUed, THAT DR.. Wni NJ, vi ison DO anu IS
hereby aui horlzeQ, ~ gs,uove sn1 y 81 nn ~
in shady Grove Cemetery as speedily as posi-
Bile, according 20 the tnlloWlns spsclncaLiohs
viz The remains OF each one 70 oe placed ma
plain box, OF suitable length Wluth anu ueptnf
made Of new plank, and that small mead ana
ioot baards bearing such inscriptions as he
ma obtain 10 mark their final resting place.
Res0lued That the sum Of one thousand 9oi-
lars will be a fair ana hISj consideration 70 be
pafd for said removal and inter ment ana mat
pr WIN. NJ. Wilson be, and is hereby author
led. to collect said amount 10y private sub
scrfDtion, or by soliciting donations from the
public in any man er IooEt expeditions 70 the
eompleticu o. nc work ana tnat all funds
must be drst directed and paid to the Treas
urer. Col. W. Price. TO be by him received
and maid over TO said Wilson as fast as coll
Iected. until the full amount q one thousand
doUars has been paid him for said work.
Resolved, That as the goou citizens Of iuRa
have been very liberal IN attending on the
sick and wounded in hospital and in burying
the dead, that we SOLICIT from our friends else
where pecuniaTy aid for deiray ing the expenses
Of { is work.
Resotued, Thai we regard DR.. VIM. NJ. Wilson
a high toned Christian gentleman, and hereby
cordially Jecommend him to n attention
and consideration Of all whom he may visit or
communicate with in his effort to raise funds
for this laudabis purpose.
Resolved, That a copy OF the proceedings OF
this meeting be forwarded 10 the Iuka, Mem
phis and st. Louis paper, with the request Tor
publication, which were adopted.
J. L. MARTIN, Chairman,
- HETG 1uu
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laws cal Z e sed, 4
iusticeA Bot bs9H inefoNt aye besn regis.
concl proof of disloy4eg to one Thousand
agaA military usurpatolofor t and tive hun
Zme if 40. we are extrO4lv dN{byaI. "a The
Cotiia went mn an T1tdav evening ,KfowI
and re, ned with the Live Oak on Fri 9from
day morning. Y
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lEMPMN APPEAL


IA
RY CHARLES swrNBURNE.
II love were what the rose is,
And / were ike the Leaf.
Our lives would grow together
IN sad or singing weather.
Brown fields or bOWerful closes,
Green pleasureo or gray grief
II love were what the rose is,
And I were Ike L. leaf.
III were what the words are.
And love were like the tune,
With double sound n single,
neiightour lips W uld mtngie,
With kisses siad as birds are
That get SWEEP rain at noon;
III were what the Word are
And love were like the tun
If YOU were life, my darling,
And I, your love, were death,
We'd shine and snow together,
Ere March made sweet the weather
With daffodil ana starline,
And hours OF fruitful breath;
II you were life, my darling,
AndI. your love, were death.
II you were thrall TO sorrow,
And ] were page to joy,
We'd play or lives and seasons
With loving looks and t eGsons
And tears of night ana morrow
And laughs OF maid and boy
II you were thrall 20 sorrow,
AudI We're page to joy.
II you were April's lady,
And I were lord in May,
We'd throw with leaves FOR hours,
And draw FOR days with flowers,
Til day like night we're shady,
And night were bright like day
II YOU We're April's lady,
M / were 4orC In May.
II O were queen or pleasure,
And ! were king OF pain,
We'd hunt down love together,
Pluck ont his iying-feittner,
And teach his feet a NJ sasure,
And ind his mouth d rein
II o wera queen OF pleasure,
And I were king Of Jain.
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UHHE firm OF STEBBINS & PULLEN, existing
at Memphis, Tenn, is hereby dissolved BY
Ieufual consent. Charles Steobins having sOld
his en- ire interest therein to Messrs. PBLLEN
HAMMOCK, they will assume al liabilities,
and are authorized TO close its affairs
CHARLES SrEBBINS,
Ben. K PuLLBN.
Memphis, June l, 1857.
TIE undersigned having purchased Of Charles
Siebhins his interest in the firm Of Stebbius &
Pullen, At Memphis, Viii cOltinUe the Earth
ware, China aud Glass Business az the same
stand. No. 2TS Main street, under the name
and style Of
PULLEN &c HAMMOCK,
And will be grateful TO have the continued
friandship ana patronage heretofore given 70
the old firm Of Muir, Steb5ins q Pullen.
BIS K PULLEN.
X Z. HAMMOCK.
The undersigned, IN disposing o. bis Interest
In The late concern OF Muir. Steobins a PuDan.
Steboins q Pullen, at Memph s Tenn. re-
turns his THANKS 10 the patrons of the old nrnl.
ana s0licits for his succsssons Maasgs.
PUILEN &c OK.
A c~ouhnuatten o. thepaLronage e hbesaliy be,
sioured hererofure. CHARLES STEBEfNS
1in ,k June !, 49,. Jesim
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NotIce 81 DassoInfioll.

WE have this dav purchased OF Col Thos
w b Moment his Interest in the house Of
NORMENp, RUFFIN &FiNNtY. We hereby
assume al The liabilities Of said nrm, and VIII
continue the Cotton FactOrage and Commits
sion Business az the old stand, No Is Union
street. q Lee Block" under the 1rm name of
RUFFIN. FINNEN & CO., where we VIII he
glad 20 zee our old friends and customers, as
wei as alinew ones who may desire our ser
vices. JAMES d RUFFIN,
J. c. FINN&l.
Junel, 1867.
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male SEMINARY NORM carolina more recently
in sherman Texas,
The following reconlm sndatiOn Of our school
by Professors ct the University OF Virginia
is respectfully submitted
U~RIvERSJTY OF NlRGISHA,AprI 7, 1867.
In view OF our personal acquaintance with
AeSsrs. "A. n. B. and A. Wood, We do not
hesitate cordially to recommend tfEir school
to the confidence and patronase Of the public.
s Maupin, N. Schele De We're,
VIM. a, NJ Guffey, J.. ) Davis,
Francis f. Smith, j. b. Minor,
J.L Cahen, b. l.. Dildersleeve,
C.S. NeRGhie, VIM. &. Peters.
TIE r NJ \:
For board and tuition, including fuel wash
ing and lights Tor the session Of & n months
two hundred and seventy-hve s275i dollars IN
currency. Payments One-half in advance, bals
anee on the LIST OF February. u
The sessions commence ON the LIST OF Septem.
her and close on The 9th Of Jane. Pupils VII.
he received At any time during The session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distan0- VAL be allowed b remain our
ing vacation as bOarders in the family Of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreenwoOdl to the school lmHledl-
ately upo1 arrival.
re- Only two boys in a roosn.
p. Greenwood Depot Aibemarle county,
Virginia. je5 tf
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vnD sos BIZ

dent of the Souteeretting what is irrepAr-
up company for a polia9rk is to be done, but by
Col. Cuts was enlist OF what we are. It is
q wre9f by cdn in. ning that we have not the
whiGfght tools, but by using well the tools
web BIZ Where We are, aud what we
= - eunpTtJld's providentiai arrangement
Go 10 lnsuie sise and manly way is to look
ION satisfied INC Advantages in the face, and see
+nevs for the eIsui d be made Of them. Life, like
MS Withdrew ms series of mistakes, and he is not
der the presehl At christian nor the best general
,Ts of the lan1 makes the fewest false steps. Poor
i aside sQaaediocrity may do that but he is the
dens best who wins the mostsplendid victories
BY the retrieval Of mistakes. Forget
mistakes; organize victory out Of mis-
: : long as Akes-ChTishaR Treasury.
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UISHINa 20 engage in the Cotton Buying
Business exclusively, Ihave this day sold
my entire interest in the frm Of Moment,
Rufin & Finney to Messrs. J. D. Rubin and T.
G. Finney, who will con1inue the Cotton Fac
forage aud commission business under the
hrm name OF Ruffin, Finney & Co. Many
Thar6zs 20 my numerous friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me, and
hepe they will continue the same 20 my sue
cess0rs, who viii serve them as well as hereto
fore. THO. B. NORMENT.
June !. 1867. Je2u
JAMES ID. RuEFTN. TIC. FTNNEv,
n-a.#-n- a. NT.pa.hFg
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"A dispatches.

con- 1900 ! Tom = June 29.-The wife of
9 he a r C6a5rllaati. rs left to-day for New Or
sfth The risoSnL 'ssaloa IAN official letter to
Present. 3PniI fcSTi15;sW.Im- BionsI bank Of New
aiAzFe aToassgyiogiy VII soa her the failure Of
4s5ed Il On 3. DOM pqthing more to
al 5jeaaaris con 9r re NOS United States
sc az Of pasaao S9fam aafFys REDEMPTION
Va VaE usplaces in this TO @ha eohpeDyo dtHP'
Cemetery I1
Aner some very appropriate and e discredits
remarks by D. N.Caycs upon ms d9t sees in Cam
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Unfortunate disaster. Mitchell, Rutland
& Co. were, we believe, the owners Of Il .
q amer Doublc0n.
A party Of gentlemen left Shreveport
q few days ago on an exploring ezPedi-
ton. They tDok passage In shifts, went
two miles down Red river 70 Maek's
bayou, and passed through it TO BOdeau
lake at Snyder's bluff. The RATS in the
bayou and the swift current rendered
navigation rather hazardous. They
found BOdcRu an open, deep, placid
lake, over 0ne-half the distance to
Bellevue, above that point 1t was over
grown with small brushwoOd through
which a channel can be cut at q small
cost. The party went up as high as
Strange's ferry and are satisfied that
good navigation for light draught boats
can be secured to the Arkansas line,
whenever there is water enough in Red
river for large boats, say fully six months
in the year.
A Shreveport exchange has the follow
ing The steamer Live Oak ran aground
in Twelve Mile bayou, and could not be
%eztricated without assistance. On Thurs
day Capt. White came down from the
Live Oak, and made application to Mr..
John j.. Hope, the sheriff Of Caa7sa. par
ish, for the use of the steamen, title,
which was in his hands. He Iin to
release the boat unless #ad,nner for
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5. u. T9uES Presideat ED. G KIRK, Cashier.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS MSTdg I&LQN
N{6Ou know, "
DEWrSNS &c away from
~ v.,-. corYour face
curIues, UncHrTeBJ Money, SjOGks,i
Bonds, Lana NarSants Police,
City and County Scrip,
His,s stc,


No 10 JtDefar5 Iin- ~
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Commercial bank 2
Exchange EanR..-...l2
+ rnrs & hxCh'ge sec.
Merchants Bauk.I0
Peoples Sank 40
Planters 8
10
South W. r. R...22
Stgte Bank-......-.. 5
Union " R5
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NJ. 8 C. RIB ~cnupons-s3
N. SO. 4. r. bonds 20
NJ. s. ORR coupons 20
Tenn. bonds. uidb 6
new ga
AIiss.C RI Isl N e55
I'd 40
City binds SO
~cOupOns-5S
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REP TO. THIS soIjr5au:
II ..m ..I..mnRH, REOPIia! i" L...ilu,n.1s isI

The Union consrcssioaal' Rspab1lbSh 'cSSfRa' Con-
mit.ee has published an aaaress to thepaeal'
she South, ,Hhioh I'VE. will .publish for.i.,
/ beneftvhenesor wocan and,Bpace.ifI i. isa mo-
very'sttong address, hbr q Very wills 81 tYS. Il
is T,ass III, L. u thePalltioS Is of ieI
yeara qgo,.aRd daas Rot.a at4all. comprehend The
fact that the Hspublloanpsrty.is 10 Aotthe .iatip,n
and and thatswhsn THEY have Hids4 foGt Hiii1iShsY:
IF, sSaS All iapsqb mi
aple that they may use their fseadom toAthinl
for thepselvasa.o ,nhu hs,s an i,,f.a.i 10" %
thsiprs thah 200 years ago tho isiaSshotdIHp
aFistpPraey Of the South .0rigI6S5sd IL psiisty
and controlled ils desinisa, The Gasult issseu
in exhausted and barren sfelds; In thefoondl.
tion pf.'H, ilsboring hpopuinei5n,,d WHitB. ahd
black in the relative PSy S ths .}inhabi. },i
sAnts 9G AZ slassssi In he 4bspaos .ios public
SCHOOL,, scpmmeroo, 1nf ,manufaetuycsys and Of
amh o. plightened rsysiesr Of agicultdrs::',' IfoW
much q this "relntiye poverty" Is dus % Gen,
stna'taS ahS Gonmfttssa, ,dees ppIssy.. .ai,aI !.
R.oqr friends .af. the. Committee will shov.ub
q more perseothsyster,',of'dgrleu than thu
2ld sate eemtufeaof ffos and i0iE istaple ,cccfss
,Gn, w would Ike t. PEG II i...".n.@s4 !, GD.".
w had no manufacturers, who reapsd tho
Paapq9HH Paapq9HH put tho New England mill owEersf
And Y we had no oomheroe, who paid and
WIZ ff0dytd the' proht On FOUR fSar naliions of
balesP cotton, and what became Of IN. sno,nt ~
realized by, lbs sdle'i y II Il u III ii q X
However, We are perfectly .wilEhg toss6ygbt
the ohapges W9dhn grow asihi 3tss e.
lahoIrs We can educate and %ill educate" Inc
freedman, s d.! and We hayO water.powcr enough III
the freedman win understand ,hiI inis,est ead
o;5fs, to be soon indepshdehti ~ ~,
;,,If.Sa I, rs. fisAas 6oanieo viii .eonane: s
q thsiS ii, sfpr.sto q an Industrial es hSra bSIifa
IsvplRb MihtgsSs them ALL ths
~ oul iiis a. q Z = .a.rr & !:
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REDUoTIONaOP DENTAL PRICES 10 SUIT
-.;,fi,,i 1r-.i.I THE TIMES" - !iA'!'H2t 'iYi,
Ha J. z DApBGY; DENTIsF, Is Now PREPARED
to compcts tho insSrlion Of Whole upper 9s lever
uhod. and with tho best materially At $40 per sot Par
dnl een in proportion. Durseihyi natural appoataheo
perfect 1T and nestness of hnsh guarantoeIH s'!r"i
An, othpr operations upon Tho Tpeih performedin
eifl md SasranaSls sS6cT: i Il; -
My Il. ~ .a Iawt ,,,;h p, Charleston. g. C,:,'
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CD sstatBa s,AaI est psla.ls zfssbs; sIts,s.
irritated at the tone OF tho Ftenoh press, is said
publishes tsa1kha& ys3e bafAes @ il fsbe the
different Paris iopEpf}ss. and EtqFs subsidized by
vss e. 81
lief that trayelng through tho air will be ca COM
mon as I'd ahs Bel! SONG 81 The beSt men In Eng.
land support tho,e1pesh,snt md entertsin ths Id
lef The Duke Of sdthethhd has ofsfSd reward ard
Of one hundred pounds to any one who, by me-
ehanio.l me4eP4H, Eiipp a Iayto tho top Of Stafford
The nohmond dE4 Eams1 sfs Il Monday l..s ss. n.s nd.
several interesting announcements. /, The nizo and
price Of the paper reduced.n 1t will hereafter
devote itself to nowB, andrgillr DO published on
the cooperative prinaiplsn, a stock company has
been formed, and Eli ths shares arc owned in tho
Office. IBysty dgpkttmont OF tho paper is ropre.
sented,inthe preprtetotshtp. a'The" gstab abiahh5ht
has been rettod throughout and Lbs 'iist issue
under the aAY raans eaf4*p *pronitsa 'Saili sdsIas
ss44 pt sih ~ p isili,i EasiisS, mine Z
been imposed on several Of tho lads for ,brcakina
lamps, which thoy deemed unjust; the reot,of the
boys, forty In number, mado common eauss with
thor comradeo, and rofuAod togo .tlosn the pit
unless tho fnos were remittedt iFhe result v,a
that tho working Of thS ps hAa W, ba an Il ,hbsndI
The meI %h6 HID g6nb Hb#h #tr6 'bbfRod ito 70
turn, nntfaufnS foa Huhdfbd tnin6t fl o1nss
qusnoo thrown out OF work.
.ss aPsas Psls III assIhs f q. ,sgy Ssay !
popior-msciss de sdid" or hatfii forr "a casting
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II,WE FOLLOWING oBpIilAaoE, 1s pUBIIsHED
H for ths Information Of all ootperned :, I,, - nl
An aa3InANcx no dsooL tTa thE % faIyIns
ANp SkDLas m ytIE c0npoHITk itlrrts br ttfx GTrr
.L.Se 4 2Fdsinsd By, the Nsyor and lit
not be lawful for anJa pfFs9nto e1nsnso reinoTe th6
oontSht q yau Fyles within tho llnits Of ths
dtJi ehhoHt Qbtaiped license for Ie
q a5sS sSSt9 3; ,.as sssh sas =. M Rseenee1
SS Sy pa nsss the anF
T6as sauss Q, nsIrel. ossn cs,ts
qpSSd provide eiesoa Csfts suitable fop tht purpose
ong 9TH dtstl HSatss tpo dsy bis OF tssir IN.
L6wer Wards such report TO b4 ids 10 the Main
Hog.e u Tho UPPER Wards % Upper 1nSfd Iaass
~. Tho plaeo placer for tho dd6at Oh sich nfi
anaH be edesisnated from time 70 time bY th6 MAJOR
any Sthss parton who shS violate aay prufons
Of this Ordinance Or shs neglect. rsfuto to .obsdryo
thes.le Sfsny 6f hsn shAl forfeit pay for cscS
forced bt ths hAyof his Court o fsoo7essd "a sns;
Rsua 70 CITY Council thia ssvehth Msy, i" ID de
Is. Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred ind Dr.
ty-saSrn...s i,.st..aa ~. an..i Mas, nj G'7s':
~ u \. b ssfrTa .,.R, q eA.IEAnp VI a.. a..
GnfR q C9nnei; III emo.,.u ,,Msy 10 =!
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WANTS. fs.:g.:,

III HNt W fS-.:..Ic
I'll .Ep woMAS. III st.snd 70 hou.s work sad look
.SE ss9 ~ ssass@ No ~.
WJHSfE6-A s9TUAEfoN ia 6tEdik IN
MSsuAk % %oDsAgsNEss noEss. Gen hep :
Tho asst ytcoomnist yll ge5gilSE hda5s<a
PEnsnyEaaNoE pasIy Noga omcef2 Ey May 1ft5
VNTAETED, A SITUATION AS RECEIVING
w -IHdipphyering Clori, BY ono who iB oompetant
and can furnish tas ssss ss
May II THIS Qgace.
JXTANTBD, .kN SsIDERIIT VVO1fAN. AS
w Cook for quito sm. family, Ono who L. will
ting generally usofui fs civil and BEreo-
able In manners, can apply at No. 80 Calhoun street.
April % n
Qp0s Observation-Disclosures SEW.
DIO. lN94f3oHthEj is25. 25.,;IYanSod-Agonts, $3.50
Per month mo SIpStHss soil tho Genuine
work tha. ste "a Any haa.ptieed mashlno and
We pay tho hHfys ois cqlmission. nom which
S11S Sns saareas a cSS,inS Ssnars sSa
Philadelphi.. Pa. 3--=a<-.h;sS2 .:;.Ss sg - April 10
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--..---. 7 "''e'@ !0IhH'LUNus', ''777T'I -
S., 50" MAYohatTY os tHAR ~ !, .,,' =
A ILssRsoNs DlsiRoUs tsef fs
IN Burnt Di,trtcts sad Wlste Pistea 6f thS tS. m
aef An iAst Of Tho osparal hssaubiy giving aushoffy
Tar q Fffs Loan sth view 70 sid In building up he
GH Iusw nro hereby p9tincd that thel farn S appI!
Of Coqnqil. botwren hs hdtff 81 T. H. and p IL
Az applications inhlt boz "a IN Tho abosa roshiioned
Fdsf shs tza,n n,'t n..- 1ids as NHtsn,E>t "
~ ordsf Ma Hsyuff J.ti Al WIZ sESrfH, ~ ~
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Na A ss Slsss N esss n.y hpsIy T
no. 235 KING sTREET, opposite Hasel or,ht No. 10
s9gfH RA4nI !irG !Giunn1yRi 10 RI :MaJ IS :
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S|1UF,FER / y 3! R,NOtMORE!


nWssh bI ths Hsa oi PR JoBvnIs.s NlxIR you
can be rtred per1ninehny, and qt t5ifipg
sThe tstoniRhtna success which hAi Attended his Ia
yanAbe glfteino for PbyRcnl and RcfvouD
aener4 Debility and Prcptratiop, L9sa Of ApsegIaS I'd
oEsy IhpotahtJ ady 81 Tho oS youihfu
ltlSstpton renahp bt tho rlnst: valuable ttspkreuan
srsr1o all Affections deprss.ion 1 :, 81. !.
sehs3t lnsapse.y % study OF business. los. of ein6
~ thoughta OF sef destrpQon feafs of tn
sanity be- 't xtn restbfe he ippshts rensw e health
of ho<9 Who hayo Destroyed ~ 6ysesuA srcsisor st
i pxoppk Men, be humbuagod no moro by "c,ack Doc
ignorant p, hctopnrse but sond without delay
or ha xr, and be 81 once restored 10 health aud hap
pthttt peTfut C1fS aunfarteSd In every inStanco
PrtsA o. @ fepE bpulea 10 one addre,s,8. .Is..a
ss3 spao 5 Y .uaesst @ @ r. ese' cure tn Al ordinary
. ALSO pR., IonvIILEs. .spRo1F1o PILLS, nar mo
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-07

Mr. j. Waring, of Columbus, Ohio,
writes TO the Rural NeO Yorker "The
most important thing connected with the
care of horses feet is the shoeing, and !
think farmers are very apt to neglect
caring for this as they should Every
observer knows that great many horses
are famed by neglect in shoeing, or by
doing the work badly In the winter
time great deal is neglected, shoes are
left on too long, sometimes all winter, and
the hoof becomes contracted and i'll
shaped. IL farm horses are not to be
worked in winter or driven much on the
road, it is better to pull their shoes off at
once A little driving on soft roads, or
working in plowed ground, is good at any
time for the feet when shoes are pulled
off that have been on for long time. It
is a very great risk to let horses run
long time without re-setting their shoes
after two months it becomes long time
and It is equally risky to drive on slip.
perry roads without being well shod In
mailing on shoes be careful not to nail
very near the heel, and give the shoe
spread enough so it will not contract that
important part Of the foot.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-07

Cows having nearly dried up, with sore
teats and some of the quarters ruined for
ever, have been closely watched and fed by
me for the past three weeks, and with only
one~iourth of the milk-prodncing food /
shonld have given had the farm been in
my charge, these cows have in three weeks
more than doubled their milk, and made
threshold the butter.
In England, butter seldom sells for more
than double the price per pound that beef
Is sold for dressed weight)-in fact il will
run, on an average, rather under; bnt here.
the butter above alluded 20 is selling for
htty cents per pound, and therefore
maintain that any man can make fortune
with dairy, if he will but manage right,
and If his heart is large enough 10 90 TO
the expense Of obtaining real neeessaries.
Faint heart never won fair lady, and
with respect 10 mich cattle, and with re-
gard to the dairy too, fortune must be
courted with liberal hand, and she will
smile upon the efforts made 10 win her.
Butter at fifty cents pound is fortune 10
any man with farm wherein he can grow
what he chooses, il he will choose 10 grow
the right stuff, and enough of it; at the
present time, with the right Kind Of fresh
mixers, it would pay to buy food.
Repeating that full flow ofmiIk can be
forced In winter on the food mentioned. and
on much other, too, and that the calves can
be better raised, all required being the
knowledge and tie means-I hope the com
Paratiye prices Of butter and beef will be
noticed i.J