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The New York herald., 1867-03-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

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Assembly.
ALBANY, March IS, 1861.
BILLS ADVANCED 10 THIRD R1ADNG
10 incorporate the Orleans Savings Bank.
Enabling national banking associations become State
banking assocatons and 70 amend the banking laws Of
the State.
In relation TO the contested election In the eighth
Aldermanio district of New York
To authorize the Wkesbarre Coal and Iron Company
to hold real estate in this State
Mr. BALLARD introduced bill to increase the fare Of
the New York Central Railroad
Recess I'LL half-past seven o'clock
Evening Session.
Mr. DEvKIN presented petition from the Marposa
Company for permission to make its bonds convertible
into stock.
SCHOOL QUESTION
The House, In the Committee Of the Whole considered
the bill aboishng the rate bills for the maintenance OF
common schools and establishing free schools through
out the State.
After discussion. the bull was ordered TO third read
ing
BILLS ADVANCED A THIRD READING.
To amend the act relative 10 the formation Of gas
panes.
To define and amend tho act relative to abandoned
canal lands
To authorize the construction Of iron bridges in the
villages OF Mount Morris aud Brockport
To Incorporate the Sing Sing Dry Dock Company.
To incorporate the Louisville Water Works Company.
Relative to normal and training schools at Oswego
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Fool and His Money
Are soon parted, the said who his companion
So imitation Of Lubins Bouquet de Carolno,
when he could have bought PHAL0NS matchless NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS for one third OF the price
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THE COLLECTOR OF cusToas At sesron.

BOSTON, March 10, 1901.
Judge Russell, the newly appointed Collector of Cos
toms ct this entered upon the duties OF hts oos today
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.-A.-LndIes Discard Paddings.
MAMMARfAL BALM PATENT ELEVATORS develop the
form physologcay Depot 363 Canal street Sold al Is
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Bartiett's Reversible Sewing ,WgchIness.-
A new styie for use by hand or foot j. w. BARTLETT
Patentce once saesrooms 56s Broadway corner Of
Prince street, New York.
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A.-For Brown Disc0lornt tions. called Moth
Freckes, Perry's Moth Freckls Lotion. Pre-
pared by DIR. b. PERRY, 40 Bond street Sold By all
drnv
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Good sweet Thing.-Dr. Graves Cough
CANDY the peasantest cheapest and remedy Tor
Coughs Colds. This Is the for IT, Apply ut n
Park
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CrIstadorc,s Hair Dye. The Best Ever Man:
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied a. mo-
Aalur
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Defiance snIamnndcr safea. Also sidekcsrd
place.
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The Southern Railroadls.

LouBvnLs, March ls. 1881.
The railroads between Louisville, New Orleans Nsm-
phs and Mobile via Decatur, in good order. and
trains arc running regularly without the transr Of bag>
gage The Via clarksville will DO opened when ~
Tennessee river recedos. tN
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EUR O Pc.
BY TIE CABLE TO MARCH Is.
Naval Protection for Liver
pool.
The Eastern Question in Z New
Aspect.
&c. &e. ks.
ENGLAND.
An Iron.Clad for LiverpooI.
LONDON, March ls-Noon
One Of the iron-clad ships Of the feet at woolwoh
has been sent 70 Liverpool.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Turkey More Conciliatory, and tho Great
Powers More Explicit.
LONDON March ls-Noon
Dispatches from Constantinople report that the SUBJ
lime Porte shows disposition grant the demands Of
the vceroy Of Egypt
II is asserted that France Austria and Russia have
made joint proposition to the Turkish government for
the cesson Of the island of Gambia TO Greece
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
LONDON March 1s-Noon.
Consois opened at OIL for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
open at tho following quotations.
United States I've twenties. Observation-Disclosures. =. TAX
Illinois Central shares Observation-Disclosures. Is
Erie Railway shares .........................3 39x
LONDON March 1S-Evenng
Consols closed steady at 9l for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the closing quotations.
United States fve-twenties. :. ..........4k
Illinois Central shares
Erie Railway shares. 89x
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 18-Noon-
The cotton market opens very firm. with Icontinued
activity and an upward tendency in prices Middling
uplands quoted this morning at 13<d. 13xd. per
lb 1t is estimated that tho days sales will amount to
1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-Evening.
The activity in cotton is increasing and the market
CLOSES urn at tne Iou0Wing authorized quotat0ns:-
Mddling uplands, 1870. l3Asd; mddling Orleans.
1870. The sales Of the day foot up $1,000 bales
Liverpool Brendstshs Market.
LIVERPOOL March 18-Noon.
The market for breadstufs opens quiet Corn un-
changed. at 41s per quarter for mixed Western
LIvERPooI. March 1s-Evening
The market for breadstuGs is buoyant and firm Corn
has advanced 70 4ls 3d. per quarter for mixed Western
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 1S-Noon.
The market for provisions generally steady and
changed. Beef-Extra prime quoted at 1858 per
3O4 lbs.
LvERroof, March 18-Evening.
The provisions market continues steady American
lard Sis per cwt
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIvERPooI. March 1s-Noon.
The produce market Ia quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 1S-Evening.
Ashes 33s per cwt for pots Linseed oil f39 per ton
PetroIeum-renned Pennsylvania and Canada white Is
I'd. per gallon
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RovN, Havana I,ctsery.--Prtzcs Paid In
gold informstion furniahsd The highest ratea pad zoe
bouh,oons end ali kinds Of Gold and siysT i. ... ~
TAYLOR Co, Bankers 10 wan s'~os -
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s Tospss % C.; sfS H.s B,:ss saJs. !.
ELORs is Rsnd s.reet =
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotferies.- -Circa-
'-'' a'1 cLUrE Broker ITs Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
harmless reliable, insAntane-
ous. Factory street.
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New York Theatre.

Tho re engagement Of Lady DON for additional
term OF six nights begun last evening with the
popular Irish drama Of Kathleen Mavourneen or 81.
Patrick's Eve Owing to the chilly weather the At
tendance was less numerous than usual Kathleen
Mavourneen s&he artless Insh girl played by Lady
Don with her characteristic spirit and naive humor
The beautiful and plantve Irish ballad, Of similar
name the play rendered by tho talented actress
with excellent vocal effect ssCushla Macree' and
several other airs incidental to the piece sung
elicted repeated The drama will be per-
formed again this evening,
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Woods Theatre.

Last night the popular moral drama Of Uncle Toms
Cabin was produced at this theatre for the first tmo
this season Tho piece well put upon the STAGE and
is well supported throughout by admirable company
The audience last evening not large, but ev.
IDENTIFY appreciative, and was won over from quiet
In the earlier hearty and frequent ap
plause toward the end Of the play Miss Violet Camp
bell Eliza evidenced In the rendition of her role
much good taste and . careful study of her part and
Mr.. w. l. Jameson, as Uncle Tom, elected warm
plaudits by the earnest and touching In which
he sustained tho character OF the faithful Christian
slave. Little Eliza Gassford Eva also peculiarly
pleasing; indeed Il would be difficult nnd child
ing better appreciation Of ber part and more win
have q good run.
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Raurcs. Rauae~. fcr gtos els m nd Families
Hotel Cooking Apparatus, specially Large assor'mo"s
on hand; hew Styles new improvements.
2f7 Water street.
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the FLOOD m the SOUTHWEST.

Tho NIississippi FOrty.threo Miles Wide ae
cmphis-Helena. Ark, Submerged.
MsnRm, March lS, 1857.
The at this point 10 forty.three miles wde. ls~
Circle which is projected BY private iev6es II sie
safe These lev6es enclose eighteen thousand a0res
principally owned by the Johnsonss Fourneys ands
Blackburns, Of Kentucky. ~ Il
The towns OF Helena, Ark, and Triars Point, MaR
still submerged from four TO fifteen feet The tn@
habtants living In tho second stories Great suer.
ing and destituti0n prevail Tho loss In stock along
the river has been immense
The Railroads BeinG Repaired In Tennessee.
NAsHuILx, March lS 1857. 1
The repairs on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railrosd
are being pushed rapidly forward and will be copstsd
by Thursday except those the bridge scro tho Tsa
nossee Steamers will be used TO transport trains aogo
the river We shall then have regular communicates
with Georgia By rail.
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Florence, e,BESssqsls EsyrEsIsIes sEEwYse Esfs MACHINES
baS Broadway, New York.
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QuERErARo, Feb. %, 1867.
REVIEW.

A REVIEW.
The Emperor this afternoon reviewed his army tho
outskirts Of the city. As near as could judge the
muster was about eight thousand men, mostly well
armed and some Of the cavary-particularly the En-
press old regiment-remarkably well drilled and
mounted. Maxmilian moves and talks freely among
his troops and really 10 have inspired them with
degree OF confidence and attachment There Is no
apparent discomfort and there have been no deserons
OF any All the officers OF whose conservatism
any suspicion have been replaced by thorough
going mochos Max brought with him three months
pay.
THE PROGRAMME.
Some days will be consumed yet In completing the
organization Of the army, and the Emperor will then
move out In the direction OF San Luis Potosi. Tho
appointment Of Marquee TO virtually the chief command
Is indication that more caution win be observed than
guided Miramon's disastrous movement In the same
direction. accompany the imperial army TO see the
drama played out.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

ALBANY, March IS, 1867.
meeting Of the Republican State Central Committee
is called for the 2lst instant decide to the
OF choosing the sixteen delegates at large to the Cons
tutional Convention.
Governor Fenton does not intend TO so to Paris until
after the adjournment OF the Legislature, perhaps
until June The report OF his intention TO start
this week was circulated with view 70 effect rise In
Central Railroad stock. The Governors absence would
OF prevent his veto Of the bill before the
Legislature increase the rate OF fare that road
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Irrss wRr'.s feE sBssilanEso nEssorurn
street. and Twenty. street manuao-
tarers q every Description q IRON WORK FOR BUILD
ING PURPOSES. Iron Binding Fronts Girders Columns,
Beams shutters Vault Lights, Ralngs Stable Fixtures,
patent Opera House Chairs &c, Particular attention paid
10 the Manufacture 2 hne Castinga
Estimates furnish d when requested
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An Irou.Clad for Liverpool.
LONDON, March l8-Noon.
One OF the iron-cad shps Of the fleet at woowoh
has been sent 70 Liverpool
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Howc,s Scales and Safes-Wnrranted Co
Give satsfac,iorA Send for lius,rated catalogue,
FRANK u. HOWE BRO. le< Broadway.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Turkey More Conciliatory, and tho Great
Powers More Explicit.
LONDON March l8-Noon.
Dispatches from Constantinople report that the Sub
lime Porte shows disposition grant the demands Of
the viceroy Of Egypt
II is asserted that France Austria and Russia have
made joint proposition to the Turkish government for
the cession Of the island Of Gambia TO Greece
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extensive use have limitations IePressnssa 70 b
A.-FeE brown Di.colora.'ens, called lied MsrA
pared ~ Dr. PERRY u Bond street Sold By al Druggists.
Y. $sy sss ::.s sss
cAs62 roa %ss TssssRs s.Ss and SSSfs
xAz1asr xARf.f. Iss R'.s"Es rEsatrEv.
form physologcaily Depot s6s Canal street Sold "a
(. An Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries.-Circa-
). cLUrE, Broker ITs Broadway.
s5 PysThs Rs:t s': ,o!.:o.:n: !: the
cus fsssos :ss SSs pssfs Barclay '.r: A''
style by hand o. fUss .s n.Is " SAarLEr
Prince street, New York.
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ss.. &s.; ss s:. A:s .sss.s sess q es
Florence flSaIsflqs& SsSsHs'sI' sEEssa sEEsssssa ..cH1sns
HS Broadway. New York.
Grover a,s~s, Bsnsr,. N,ssssst ssss Prs"i~m sewing
Howc,s Scales and safes-Warranted Co
S''' ''''' FRANZ y. HOWE 4 BRO. ia broadway
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w2r'5 5icksss icf Bsi'ainEs nEsorHEn rw,u,,.sa.A
ss every q WORK Fo ms1pi BULLS
ING PURPOSES, Iron Building Fronts, Orders Coursns
patent Opera House Chairs Particular attention paid
TO the manufacture nne Castings.
Estimates furnish when requested.
Lea & Perrip's ssucs-Delicisss with soups
JOHN DUSUAS's SONS, Agents fc~ tho United States.
Ranges. Ranges, for Hotels and Fnnsiiies..s
Hotel CookipT Apphratass specially Large
On mana iI sia DRsSE Co.,
Regal Havana I.ettery.-Yrtzes fnsdd ia ~
gold. Information furnished. The nnness raso1 p~'A'@
TAYLOR 4 co, BANKERS ie Wall street. NIX
Rova, Havana md all Legal Lottery
f''''' 'a'A'd cI8YfoS 10 wall street. New Fork
int rhs sSwsh fhS& osns av:s.os
saving msehins president, ese Broadway. New York.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

THE good people of Massachusetts, just now
are nothing If not tetotally temperate lady
tainted few days since in the cars A med
lcal gentleman present, who went to her relief
exclaimed, Has any gentleman a flask Of
whisky or brandy z" Over thirty pocket pis
tolls flashed in the air at once.
TT said to be no uncommon thing this season
to see white woman planting and hoeing in
the fields OF Upper Georgia. When the crops
are ready to harvest, the Thad Stevens Rad
icalS will try to cOnfscate them. They are
brave women whippers.
WHEN Sheridan was going to court one
morning, carrying his usual green bag full of
books and papers, some of his professional asso-
clates set on the urchins in the streets to ask
him if he were peddling old clothes. Mo-
he replied, :" these are all new SUITS
THE N. Y. Metropolitan Record says :. "Sec-
rotary Stanton is one of the Radical candidates
for the Presidency Let Holt be nominated
for vice" Why the formality of nominating
him. Is he not already all vice and infamy
And Stanton also.
THE Quarter" so ,quently mentioned in
British trade returns in their reports of the
movements aud consumption of gram, weighs
500 pounds, and is made up of eight bushels Of
20 pounds each. 1t is equivalent to 5 cWt..
IT is announced that the Sovereign of Per-
STA will visit the Exhibition in July. He leaves
Teheran in June with all his court. He is con-
sidered one of the most enlightened princes of
Asia.
THE mileage of the Congressional Delegate
from our new Russian-Amerlean Territory will
be about $4,000 No chap with "kOff or
ssky" at heend of his nalnewill get that office.
Mr.. BUCHANAN, whose fortune Is reck0ned
at SS200,000, is the richest of eur surviving ex-
Presidents
A. I. STEWARDS income last year was ST.
1888 ~.
GEN. JAMES SHIELDS is Living in retirement
on his farm III Missouri.
PHILLiPs calls H. G. respectable and some,
times romantic ass.
The Queen of Spain arrived at Paris on the
18th ofMay.
A POSTAGE stamp, tied with a cob-web,. is !
the last bonnet in Paris.
EX-SENATOR IvERsoN, of Georgia, sells
fuel for living
TIE Cosmopolitan Hotel in San Francisco
Is g be rebuilt, and re-opened in August
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-26
gegal Adrertisenlents.
SuERIFFvS SALE.

IDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
FO issued out of the District court in and for the
county of Boise upon Judgment rendered in said
court wherein E. j. Butler & Co. are plaintiffs and
The Golden Mining Company is defendant, for tac
sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars, Judg-
Nav A. D. 1857 have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, to-wit: Two frame
buildings, situate at the CoDden Mill, and known as
the Boarding House and Office buildings. Public no.
tice is hereby given that on the
Est Day of July, A. ID. 1867,
at II O'Clock, NJ will selt IN front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, for clean
gold dust the above described property to the high
est bidder to satisfy said execution and all accrung
costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city. June IL, A. d. 1867. n1lw3
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SUMMONS.


County OF BOISE IS . o Cancelled GSn iSSnp 'O'
Ellen G. Bushall In the District Court for the
rerSnS Territory of Idaho,
Edward Bushall Second Judicial District
To EDWARD RUSIKALL, Defendant:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
Il of the United States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file i'll
the office OF the Clerk of the District Court of the ID
Judicial District of said Territory in Idaho City,
county Of Boise, the complaint of Ellen c. Bushall
plaintiff, demanding Judgment that the bonds Of
matrlmony existing between herself and yourself be
dissolved upon the grounds of crueland harsh treat
ment and that you have failed to provide her with
the common necessares of life and for costs Of suit
and that unless you appear and answer to said
complaint within ten days after the service hereof if
served within Boise county, and within twenty days
II served out of said county, but within said Judicial
Dstrct and within forty days if served out of said
district Exclusive of the day of seryice default will
sDe taken against you and the plaintiff win apply to-
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof l, W.. j. Smith, Clerk of
E1SNSRA said District Court, have hereunto set my
AHHSEI hand and ataxed the seal OF said court at
- Idaho City, this 4th day Of June A. D. 1861
n10w4 w. B. SMITH, Clerk District court.
AINsLIE FooTE, Plaintiff s Attorneys
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L
~ issued out of the District court, in and for the
county of Boise upon Judgment rendered i'll said
court, wherein W. ID. Vantine and G. W. Crafts are
plaintiffs and The Golden Reef Mining Company are
defendants, for the of Ten Thousand and Ninety
eight and 94100 Dollars Judgment and costs OF suit,
duly tested the oath day of May, A d. 1867, have
seized and taken in execution the following described
property towit: All the right, title, claim and inter
est the defendants had on the 18th day OF Novem-
ber 1865 being the date of the levy OF the attachment
iii said cause, Of in and to the following described
quartz veins lodes situate in Boise county, l. IT.,
t0-wit: 450 four hundred and fifty feet in Buffalo
lode-discOverY calm; [600 six hundred feet in the
first eastern extension of the Buffalo lode; 1851 six
hundred and fifty feet in the J. L. Stephens-discoy-
cry claim 1861 six hundred and fifty feet in the Gil
max-discovery claim 1851 eight hundred and fifty
feet in the Golden Reef-discovery claim; all of which
are in Deer Greek Precinct, Summit District being
about FIVE 81 miles from Idaho city: 500l five humid
red feet in Legal Tender lode situate about mile
Deer creek 290 two hundred and ninety feet in the
Banner lode situate about one half mile above the
Golden Mining Company's property; 1901 four hun
dred feet in the Fourth of July lode, i'll the third
tension east. Also, ten 10) stamp MILL consist
ing of battery of ten 10y stamps fifteen 15 horse
power engine and boiler, together with all the ma
chnery and appurtenances thereto belonging situate
on Deer creek i'll said county and Territory also ono
building near said mill used an Office. Public no.
tice is hereby given that on tn
22d Day of June, A. ID. 1857,
at II O'Clock, NJ, viii sell in front of the court
house door, in Idaho City, at public auction for gold
coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust the above
described property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said Execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Dated Idaho city, May "a, 1867. n6w4
The above sale is postponed by order of plaintiffs
until Saturday, June 90 1867.
j. ]. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
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SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF IDAHO, CO u S. Rev. Stamp soc.
COUNTY OF BOISE. 81 Cancelled.
Moses H. Kempnerl In the District Court, for the
rerSaS Territory of Idaho,
Smith Larue. Second Judicial District.
To A. LARUE, Defendant:
n THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
n of the United States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the ID
Judicial District OF said Territory, in Idaho City,
county of Boise, the complaint OF Moses H. Kemp
ner, plaintiff demanding Judgment ag INST you for
the sum OF Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars,
tdamages and for costs of suit and that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service hereof if served within Boise cou
ty and within twenty days served out of said coun-
ty but within said Judicial Districts and within forty
days If served out of said District exclusive of the
day Of service, judgment will be taken against you
by default for the sum of 81, 500 and costs of suit
In testimony whereof, l, W. B. Smith, Clerk of
GWSN said District court, have hereunto set my
II ktiSU hand and affixed the seal of said court at
- Idaho City, this 1stday Of June, A. D 1867.
W. B. SMITH, Clerk Of District Court
AINsLIE FocTE, Pit ffs Attorneys. n9days 80
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-17
rhe Armr worm ana oa.erpIIIar

Mr.. Chas. s. McCullum, Of Newfane,
Niagara county, \. Y, informs the edi-
tor Of the Niagara Democrat that he has
tried many experiments for preventing
the army worm from ascending his fruit
trees without effect, until recently, when
he succeeded in stopping them, thus ~
"Take cotton batting, open it and cut it
into strips Of three and a-half to four
inches wide, take a strip Of the cotton
and tie it with a string around the tree,
about two feet from the ground The
string should be tied at the lower edge Of
the cotton, turning the cotton down
smoothly over the string when it will ad-
here closely to the bark of the tree. See
that there is no opening left in the cotton
Experience has proved that the worms
cannot get over the cotton This should be
put on between six and uine clock in the
morning The worms it is said, commence
leaving the trees for the earth at daylight,
remain four or five hours on the ground,
and commence going up the tree at from
nine to ten oclock-that they may re-
main in clusters until one or two O'Clock
p. NJ, and then commence feeding. Ii is
believed that they continue eating the
leaves until daylight when they descend
to the earth, especially if the ground
under the trees is plowed Next to the
above remedy, lard and sulphur have
proved the most successful The expert
ment is certainly worth trying The
worms will accumulate in great numbers
below the cotton, and should be swept of
with a broom occasionally.
An experienced horticulturist, residing
a few miles from Nashville, informs Us
that he tried this remedy with success
against the rayages of the caterpillar
lie took loose cotton and tied around his
trees, and it protected them eaectually
against the caterpillar