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10 the Cotton Planters of Vest Ten
HeSsee. Ata6aBtG, Mississippi and
ETE0aastsf

The und rsigred respectfully y tenders his ser
vices as agent iOr the sale OF your cotton in
this city. and FOR tho purchase or yoarsupplies.
which - nateriailg sfrts,tcs the best fnfere-fl
OF the South, has also had It's effect upon the
CommissiQn . siueSs qf this city, as transacted
between tlanfer and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with Ehat pertnRcity (pse-
viOus to he war, amounting ia some instances
10 annoyance yCu we're solicited for your bUsi-
ness IT The ale ~ Af,y cents per bale oommis-
sion, tree Of d1ayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then (ss will be
sgainl the producer Was the Tuliug element,
aud high rent. rIsl landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage. No
people or Occu patton have been more serl ously
prOstIatei than planters and PLANTING, and
none % D. ueh deserve 10 be fOstered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
th4t aid 20 much nEgce1i has been Ineted cut
you opine loo Wei know, Onerous govern
ment taxes in gen5rei, and a special tax upon
your leading production, Cotton, large profits
you have had 70 pay upon snpplies furnished,
per bale monthly storage at eXcrbitant prices
and other exposes, a. per reference n your
account ssles. as sum total sill lehveyoa but
little IL snythlug upon which 70 rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or 20 compete with theneW
from the 'obton and Commission BusiDeSs in
1860 private reasons then LED me TO believe that
u would never engage IN it again. The solicit
tatloEs Of N asly fflkntis nat were forgfer ps
trou end g desire to promote the interest OF
The planting communiiy,so flr as my feeble
efforts eau g o 50, aud iha apparent want Of
times spRst9en Gec 80 fn8te9t7hy- TO the pros
perify or Memphis and iis- EerGantie oommu-
nifty, has tenn ued ras again to Offer my ser
vices in The capacity stated The TeTuced
stocks Of cottons 10 the United States and short
supp les in the hands OF New England manu-
facturers ha caused some advance in prices
from The late depression, hence early sales may
be pTu1ent and lemuueratye; such was the
case the past TWO seasons. and many planters
have had cause 20 regret the acting upon the
100 common practice OF holding and drawing
upon their cctieph- j W9nid a wise no plan 6er
70 send forward his cotton uulsss he wished IL
sold upon fhe drst active mark II can be
Ny charges for selling cotton VIII be one DCl-
lar per bale. lnsuranc affected IN all cases II
not Instructed 20 the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from wholesale hooseg, giving you the
benefit OF same. I n short, by strict attention
to all the departments or our business, / hope
to merit large EhaEs ot patron s-se.
Very respectfully,
se4 K. A. MOON.
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Ereciltors, Noffce.

NOTICE is hereby given 90 the heirs OF TIL
~ man Belts, deceased, and al parties cone
cerned, that We, as surviving executors Of said
estate, have this cay filed cur account as such
with John League, Clerk Of the County Couri
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forward and eEanine same
SAMUEL MOSBY
ANDERSON c. BETTTS.
Surviving Executors.
Memphis september II, 1907. sel2 I'VE
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orders for the above
StliFaSt9ailg Wrought Iron Buckle TiG,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them mauutacJurei OF the most superior IRON
and thoroughly tested
ID. II. DAVIS d CO..
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one residence lot adjoining above property,
1jxiJ0 feet. YaIued At $50.
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Sec01ld Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
25LlJ9 feet; very available for residence and
desirebly located. Valued tsSo'.
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One. residence lot adj Joining above, also 25xIO0
feet Valued at $50.
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]. NJ. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-s7ven, and comprised lO's in the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, Cdriath, Miss, and Her
nandO, Miss deeds 70 which have been made
TO the lucky ticket et-hciiers. For this, the Sec
Ond Drawing, however, we are able to offer our
patrons stiN more attractive Inducements 10
interest thanuselves IA Cur scheme. From a
lengthy list u proDerty. much Of which has
already been advertised TO the public, we select
the following: ..a -. - ...
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KATANA6H & DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
i Tables Is the '7s' "a
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH a DECKER
and Fatented Dec. Us, 1850 (5ee Scientific
American, Vol. f6, No. H.
Itisthe only Cushion that possesses All n.
qualities essential v a Perfect CGshisn. Il i
ouefed 70 the billiard playing public. a. i
abun.lautly proven by he greaf Demand f9-- n
since ~ introduelfon- The pecuIiarfty wi frf
dlsln gulshes the Cat Cut Cushion and retIArls
" SUPERIOR to all Others IS the tlghtened csrfi0f
otAt- -sub Wnica oVerlies Che face Ard sfss OF tie
raoDer and running the fulI isnrfh of the
Stisiilgn, Whieh prevents The ball froIn Da1di ng
mo tue -uDber and tump ping rom lie tahie
lhe nudition OF the cat-gut cord also a,tds
nnch - the elasticity of Jhe Cushion
me tat-dgt Eushiou has aIrenSy been s-,-
piled 20 over 100 tables whieh are IN consfsi,t
az; az y can oe applied b tables of any make.
kavanEgh & Decker's Factory. a. the ro--rer
OF Lentre anu Canal streets. n y IL fha r1ds+
compiete OF Us kind in the word Tho nYg-
eAliitFy i OF the most improved eharargar fhe
lumoer Dry ing room the largest In ne TrUffES
STATES, the material used the best thar c41 he
puTehaseds aud the workmeu thorouzljy
b.liierd Cloth, Balls, Cues aud Trfmuinqs An
OF me hes't make, constantly on Esud
haNauagn q lacker are The oDIv arsrfr In
THIS country for Kay's Cue Cement sdIn,fe,td
~ con petent authorities 70 be the oest CeHlent
Full size Tables cut dorn for s1o0.
send for Llluss afed Prics q -
kANAEA5H h DECKER
corner OF Centre and Canal streefs
@ es2 Ie-y New York CITY.
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rom the chicago Times .CDsm)I

The republican party has experienced
reactions - before. This is very mild
and light visitation 70 that which it en-
du~ed in 1852 1t was struck with q
blast in that year, which its OppOnents
claimed would send it 20 the bottom, but
it quickly Tighted up, and sailed tri-
umphautiy into port.
From the Missouri Republican ,Dan)I
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RsAcHIHEs.
Why the GroUc~ d Baker aYach;ne
Is Best.

. 1. II IS mare staple, durable. and less liable
% dersng5 ment than Others.
( z IL sews from ordinary sDooIz and no r.
Eluglu1 of thread Is Necessary.
9. IL EeWs with eQGal ECiity all f.1rics. the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with an
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linan.
4 It's seam IS so strong sud elastic that il
never breaks even on the bias.
f 8. u flstgus beth Eds Of the s5arc by its own
operation.
8 Its seam, tSORgh cut At every siEtb stitch
rem 81 rs firm, snd -e therr runs or ravas p y-er
]. - seam g more plumb aru beautiful snd
retains It's piumpness end bes uty after wash
ing better thau any other.
s Its seam can De removed ia aitelfaz rsr-
ments, after pr7'per instruction. without riek
iuE or cutting them.
Wstohing aDd varying the tensions uvon
the threads necessa.-y in other rahcsiluss 4. nm
Necessary 70 his The tension serng once A.
iusted on the 6rover and P.iE z Machine qnv
amount OF sewing friay bs tone thoul cIlsnfrs
10 1t maEes ueauulul eu~ 5rliderv without
any ehhEgs OF aTTang eme ent, Simply by b, serf-
ing threads OF su+tabie sizes and colOrS for ts,is
purpose. II Is the only machine that both en-
bTolders ana seWs p Tiecuy.
- send for Circular,
tROFKR & BiKEB's 8. u. CO.,
jylS 800 Main street, Up Stairs.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The Ffrst ana captta1 Prtse.

/ 4 ne -ffl'St ana C(kflGtCLt -EF1$e.
Col. NJ, c. Gafoway,s valuable residence,
! corner Of Court suI Third streets, Mem phis,
I one block only SOrn the center Of the city, and
/ county oficss. Lot 81 5eet front BY S3JT deep
/ Valued at $4,000.
SecO1ld Prize.
a cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60xl0J, IN the eitv of Chicago, Ill, only three
/ quar- ers II q Eaile f7om the heart OF the city,
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued Al
SjdOO.
Third Prize.
Qns rssiae9ce est lot aalotining t above property
deaireDly located. Valued atsSoa.
Fourth Prt$e.
one residence lot adjoining above property,
zjxi50 feet YaIued at $50.
Fifth Prize.
One residence lot adjoining above, also 25zIOO
feet. Valued at $50.
SjGth Pri*e.
A most valuable manufacturing site with
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water, situated IN
Winston county, Alabama, with l8U acres OF
land Valued az $1,000
SeUe1ltb Prize.
The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Aiss. a handsome and we I con-
structed school building, most eiigibly located.
This is very desirable property. Nalued at $500.
Eighth Price:
Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size l02Ll52 feet A beautiful building lot,
Valued at 5000.
8I9tth Prize:
county, Tennessee. distant from Mem phis nine
mites. Pnis is very desirab.s, and an excellent
prize. Valued at 5000.
Tenth Prise:
Cottage Residence. 5 rooms; lot l2Orl70 feet
on BOriauu avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at siJJJ
Tickets IS each May be had OF, or ordered
through, any OF the Company's agents, At the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn or OF Col.
James Strain. HernHndC. hiss.
stock holders, Directors and Officers Of The
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets In anV % The drawings. The
Company is simply tne media for the purchase
aud sale OF real estate between property hold
ans and the general puhl'~ les Ina
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Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVIEG accepted q permanent Agency OF
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INBU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respectfully ask
the atteD uou Of my Old Irlends % that InstiaI-
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against . ant IL the event OF dea-l or them
selves from an Impoverished old age IN case
Of uL-sUccess in Lille "a. H .... ...r 3
Mr.. n. 3. OTIS is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended 20 public conhdance
Our ONCE Is st No. AZ Madi -on street, lrsar
room, DsSOta Block. where we will be hHppv
20 impart any needed infGrInation TO those do
sizing Life Insurance.
iy2l g-. 3 X. MuAfAFFnN.
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The Great Southern Remedy
WOOD RAPTHA-
Recommended BY distinguished members o
the Medical Profession.

T1HIS Preparation has been for the last TWEEN
Il " years introduced 70 the puOuc, and II
has, by its intrinsic virtues Is rsmedial agent
secu red a remarkable and en- viabie reputation
Persons who have tried II tender tn ir unqual-
ined testimony in It's praise; and Il Is our can
did opinion, based upon observation, that II
has already saved hundreds Of persons from a
premature grave. 1t has cured cas es that baf-
ned the skill OF some OF the best medical prae-
titiOnF ~ In the county.
Il has cured cSssS tlat Tar5 COZ sidered hope
less. IL hds given relief in violent Coughs,
Colds, Asihms, WhOOptng-Cough. Group, bron-
chitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs. aud that fell en-
emy OF eur raoe-COnsum ption
If you value your life and health, be warned
in time, and do not tribe with your Cough and
Colo any longer. but imme lately procure a
5sttle or two OF this tniailibls preparation,
which Is admitted by all who have tried ir, 70
be the most valuable and scientinc prBDars tion
ever offered to the afflicted ~ sn diseases Of the
Respiratory Organs,
Be not deceivedf Fiirchdss no other rcnets,I :
Remenn Der your health nay, life, may DE- peno
upon your caution Ia this particular, aud that
this is the only reliable remedy nOg presented
TO the AM iicted that not only promptly cures
Coughs, Colds, and ali diseases Of the Throat
Breast and LungE, hut WI. in rs earlier staRss
rlos posifiueii cure CoHslmpt0H II this remedy
Is resorted to In time, and the directions " hfch
are ample. are faithfully followed.
Sold by all respectable Druggists IN the city
OF Memphis, and throughout the Southern and
Western States.
September Il, 1857. sar6
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
LODGES


LODGES.
AEgERovA. No IsS Meets lFt MOnday IN
every month. al Cdd-Fellnws' Hail. cor. Court
Bnd Nam. n. 3. Forster. 234 Front street
y. NJ; John Baauisb, Sec'y,
s0UrH MEzrHIs. No. llS Meets % Friday o.
each muutB-H cor Madison and second
J. r. se,lars. ". NJ; Benz. X. Pulleu, Sec.
LEILA SC1rT. No.zss- Meets lst FRIDAY or each
month h-Hall. cor Madison aud second. John
Airslie, s-. n; n. r. NOOds7ard, Sec, 81.
HANEL.ros. ru- EH- Meets 81 Friday Of each
mouth-odt- sllovs' HalL P. II. Stanley,
W n ". Il. Butts, Sec
EILwTNNING, No. s4l lU. D. Meets Eth Friday
Of each uoGfh-2ti Front street. John j.
WOrshsm, so, ". y B. h. -ulen, SD, Sec.
ROYAI. ARCH.
PESN Chapter. No e. Meets 2d Mon DAY Of each
m0nth-odd-FelIow Hail. J0hu Zent, n. Z
u. r.; b. n. Levy, seC'y.
Rand 5. Y.
EuEEEA Council No. 9. Meets Sd Monday Of
each month .dt--'g-.gv- Hall John Leut,
Tn. IL.; n. J. Wigciu, Rec.
TEwpLAns
CyEESE Ccr1uandery, No & Meets sth Non
day OF each month john Gent, Com; N, y.
Wigglu, Rec.
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MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP
Il is a labor saving invention. as well as ~ in
vainahle reEaedy in 5eurvy. Scsid Head. Erup-
tons OF The skin ami Piles Dandrud is ra-
moved from The head. she Teeth Whiter. 4 and
cleans q, flaie and JeEsiry CLEANED. stains
enectualy y removed from Carpets. Furniture
Clothes, Paint NsrnEh OF marble, WITH ne
greutesf facility ard without injury to the ma
terial. It Is q great saving OF tine and Iena1-
in " w5shtng clothes II is u only known snan
which VIII WISH tiaDl2els Y iti t1e ease 81 coz
ton or linen without fuiling OF shrinsiue. Az
these i'm POI Tan object can be effected wifhnuf
injury % the skin or The most leiic1te f1ftrfaa
Il possesses no deletsEioua qualities 81 O. teyer
The world is chal. en- ged to pros zee q snap
which possesses 50 many Va. uarit- ssrtlHersf.r
and which Is 50 1unocuous and safe. IEfg a
home invention, snd dsdes com etifigu fn an--
pa<t or the Worig. II has become a 2 aesss irv
IN Memphis, and It's use f. rauiCly srreauir.-
Throughout tha south, and sventuallg VIII r--
tend over the Ia1kse states, AQ7ll ard sousF,
America urope, Asa, africa and OcsariC7
Manufactured solely by 4. Z. ffc(ifEIseg, sIsrl-
pniz, Tenn, and sold al tlIe folio ing psces IN
the city 1t wholesale ana retaiIs E'ass = 40 &
Beans, Taylsr's ITuz store. Poplar s7rssf-
Eiu IS, corner ~ Thirl and At1s1s- C1isarr -
Co.'S DeSoto Block. asraisa,l slItet. vita soon
Be found az any respectaole faEnilr grccer, ~
drug store. The propriei o. j. detsIrnined fhar
Its manufacture shall keep FACE with the -.
Idly extend ing demand for its use ana
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac tor
AND Dr..
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27s Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

7 IBERAL ADV VANCES-supplies at Whole
4 sale Prices, CumInissscl for selling Cotton,
Uue Dollar per Bale.
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EUREKA AND PzATTiS
SO UTKERE MADE
COTTON GIN.

THE EUREKA GIE separates huns. .lors AMI
4 sticks from the Sc q Cotton ana wiz ~
SIN needs no puTnug but speaks for itseif 47r
ike good vine not forgotten ny tnoz= 80
hsvs trled IL ems repair. uv i 81 y Ili i.ll
wright, whose fac-ory was lurltd IL thg l--,.
KEGS Wh1s Ee ~as IN the t'si iede-ats sar,-Irs
Gi1 lanes 1erls allfi Lel1her, r-rlii.t...- -
aetory pricts. t.rlsess eoiicife1 and arurrfIfI,-
nIled. Aadfc.s. hlc-s s his, Feua.
80 ~ fRGhlsEaRr
Csrs o. Earrirglon q 1lts.rl.
auD Agent for Lagisl rs3tt
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COURSE on STUDY.

FIRST sEssIo,S, JUNIOR Cl>Ass-5 n1onihs.
~ naaker's American Lag, herts Commcuta-
- bisnop on Criminal Law, arurners Bis
tory oi a Law suit. ssIAphensf p IaadngE
sECOAD SESSION OF JUNIOR Class
month";
Parsons on Cobfracts, Psrsons Or votrs ana
Bills, eiFeeule1Eoa Evidencs. RI
FIEST SESSION, sENlog CTAss.
Adan' . Eqllty ariEp prudoncs, Adams Eauifr
gage Parsons on FsTtnsr-hf1s
sEDOND sasSI0N, szEToR rr.sss
Wasbburn on Res Paopsrty. TavJaroc r.s-,.s-
lord ans Tenaats engsll q Ames on Ci1rr-e--
tons, storys Conflict o. Laws. par-r.-.9 -,
Maritime Law, COnkun's U. S T-eaif-1.
EecttatirnE and exarlfuati cus -enrH e4e-- a. q
O'Clock Mot DDurt once e1ch rFesE. 80 ~.
Peiiste Court once each month. pzosidsc over
" tne Professors az toEetheF
students permitted % enfcr ans ffaeq nr+ -.,
Dlptolna gtsen excePt 70 thoss goinE tifr1rgi1
whole course 81
5a 5tEil-is - peF - .ons payable n adranrs
EItfenee Zee, = pr sassicn
- sen Lsef Az can attend frse o. cla--s
~ 1s'o<e1fs oi Lbe college fncs oaiuz EsriIIr.- 4
~ E.toeui ION and eIplanation "a Lsflr. 5-r
HIslen leeli iea by rie TresiEe-t
~ - @a@sfneaif wa be ace 20 |f.-fs-.r Al
should be made Farlg- i--t
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LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE

THE Law Dersrtnreut-0r ne MauenI- f.-r-
i tsae vii oren ca ths s5l z.aE MONDAY
OCTOBER The following seDtlamel conc
prise the Faculty;
tonst tutOuai iaW ......-....-tiec. ALErRr FEEl-
real PrUperty & Pleading .--. en- r r. u Esrrr
Perssuai Property < fsfsrd ing a 81 LEr..
EQUITY q Comm ere al LlW-H gu.F- u. -Cli ..ilss
Crin. Law & Admirsify o. tth. !. z. CIIfI-1sf.f15
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

rQ-N san r--Ta 8Er -uEE'IrEg
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other SWindIe
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOT fERTEs.
ONLY .LEGAL L0TTEREES M q. S.

ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In 0. S.
THEY ere. drawn under state Charters have
4 been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds most be and are depos ted with o. s.
Collector 81 Security. tif
The prizes aFe drawn IN public BY two sworn
Must b drw II iiisi tieStets "a are ss soi Or not
p RIZ r s ALL q A SH.
There are tYo State Drawings each day, and
Drswings can be seen two hours after puF-
chase OF tickets. q .f.frt ~. ~ = ?
One-half the Tickets are Prizes -.
Prizes paid ca day 0f purchase
Tickets 81 % SO According to Scheme. IH-
PrizesSi TO 6lO9OO9, according u scheme
TnTafrl ram - fra.af ~ a.
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Llght at q Mere Fraction
q card.

EETE viii al once rebuild 0ur warehouse. and
w vii have completed by the 18th Of Sep
tamber bu by toe nrkt DAY Of that month We
vgilf De- ready 10 reCeiqo goods on store H..
Tbe sheds viii be divided into IRE proof COM
Fartnleuts hy brick walls. and covered with tin
Tho-e We have patrOulned us for The Hast two
stasons. and thos- whe may have proposed 70
DO 50 the spproachiug one, may rest assured we
viii be ready for tneul- ..n-E ..
We design est fbii-hing otton CoInpress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an adj
AGENT lot. which will BE- ready by tie lst Of 90
700 r. on sooner. The prc1lmiIy o. our stab
TiShruent 70 the river renders the handing Of
cotton so convenient that We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river iree Of drayage- The
advantags OF the posifisn Is equal te one day
aee on an cotton sent lor com prtiss1lent rom
other warehou-es, while on AT cotton 10 our
warehouse for CompressIment there can be two
drayages saved, since 10 would be as eRsy ior uk
10 transfer ii from our shed 10 the Compress ~
70 turn IL out in The ordinary way for Transfer
~ drays - -
ly50 J. X ChhlslLAN = W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-08

A correspondent Of the n. Ii +

A correspondent OF the n. Ii Far
mer says
''Repeated trials on as many pieces
Of land, and each trial a complete
success, has convinced ne that Decem
Ter, the time We invariably do this, il
the best season, at which time the
growth Of the year is evidently a
an end.
A piece Of valuable pasture land y
ours, overrun with bushes, which had
been many times cut over by for
mer owner to no purpose, because chi
in the summer season, was by US cut
in December 1861, and to this time
!. period OF nearly five years, not .
bush has sprouted, and the land
though moist, is WE'LL stocked dowr
to grass"
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PRESERVING POTATOES. a cores
pondent Of the Scientific American
says he has tried the following method
Of keeping potatoes for years with
complete success, tho in some in
stances the tubes were diseased when
taken out OF the ground: dust over
the floor or bin with lime, and put in
about six or seven inches Of potatoes
and dust with lime as before. Put il
six or seven inches Of potatoes
again; repeat the operation until al
are stored away. One bushel OF limt
will do for forty bushels Of potatoes,
though more will not hnrtithem, tho
lime rather improving the flavor thar
otherwise"
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krEplxG CIpER SwLEr.-A CORES
rnndent Of the Prairie Earmer-after
irving sntiicient reason why grated
horseradish should not be used for the
purpose OF keeping cider sweet, point.
ing ont not only how surely il will
,uin the flavor Of the cider but like
wise that il Is bv no means sure pre-
ven,aiiye of fermentation gives the
following advice on the subject:
Perhaps the best substance for
keeping cider sweet that can be readl-
procured in almost any locality, Is
innstarj, added in about the proper
ton OF pound to a barrel. II the
cider il not OF good strength half a
round will do. 1t is the best TO put
The cracked seeds in a long muslin
bag and drop il into the hung hole OF
the barrel. BY this means the seeds
ARE retained 10 the barrel. Ground
mustard will not answer the purpose
as tile oil, which is the preservative
agent. is extracted before the seeds are
ground.
Another excellent substance design
cd to effect the same result is the bi-
stlphite OF lime. This agent works
to suppress fermentation by the means
Of the sulphurious acid Of which the
sulphite OF lime is in part composed
Independent Of these methods, al
Of which aim 70 abstract the oxyger
IA substance the name Of which sig
nitics acid formcr-ihc liability 0
fruit juices to pass into fermentation
suay be diminished hy freeing then
from the pulp Of the iruit from which
they are expressed. This my be &C
cornplshed by taking care 10 properly
clarafy the juice by repeatedly strain
ing it before it is barreleJ and rackinl
il Oft by means Of a syphon after thu
l.omace or less have settled to lhe bot
tom OF the cask.
1t must also be borne in mind tia
the lower the temperature to whicl
the cider is exposed, the less is the Ii
ability 10 sour
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-08

"From the monthly report Of the
Agricultural Department, we extract
the following increased estimate 81
the wheat crop, compared with thai
OF 1866:
"'The leading wheat growing States
report the following per centage Of To-
crease at the close Of the harvest
Ohio, 100 per cent; Indiana, 50;
Michigan. 33; Wisconsin, IL; Min
nesota, %; Illinois, Is; Iowa, 90;
Missouri, 40; Kentucky, 81; West
Virginia, SO; Tennessee, 40; Georgia,
SO; Arkansas, AZ; New York, IA;
and Pennsylvania, 40; while only
Kansas and Texas show q falling. of
from last year, when the crops in
those States we're very large
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