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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
Tho Mother Of Solicitor General CscIsbarn, Of
Canada, Accidentally Burned 20 DEATH.

NUnUNHUf y W. "HHs HVt E'UFs
dreadful accident, which has resulted in he death
OF Mrs cockpurn mother OF Hon John Cockb irn, Soi
ctor General 81 Canada, has occurred. While folding
letter hc clothes took Gre from the gras and her body
was severely burned Sho fingered IN great agony tor
hours aud died last night Ar. Casseis her
son.inaw, severely burned 10 trying to cxingush
the flames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
ICE m TINE LICKING RIVER.

C,x1SyArI, Jan. 10, 1857.
The Ice IN rg river gave way this morning, and u
has nearly O. mt, without doing any damage TO the
beats and b. "A NO In that stream.
Three bou- from below to-day, and tho pros.
poets favorable Cor fun opening OF navigation
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: R A N c E.

Legislative Union Of the Drieanisrs and
Democrats.
PARIS, Jan. l6, 1867.
n Theirs is about to give a grand dinner 10 the
opposition, the Orsanists and democratic deputies hav
ing uned ~. ~ dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

KINGSTON Jan. TO- 1857
The leo bridge from KINGSTON 10 Cape Vincent is now
In good order ani stages running regularly Their
fuoncter Ave deg below zero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

CAIRO. H., Jan. i6, 1867.
The SIXTY fifth cclorcd United states Infantry ART I'd
ON RAJ on Rouge en- youe TO 81 Louis for hcis d0af
discharge ~~Ar<[~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17


Risori began seros Of ave representations at cncin-
natl on Monday night. January II. Tho tragedy was
Mcdsa. On Tuesday night Mary Stuart will be given,
and on Wednesday, Elizabeth Her last appearance in
DetEoN wa on JANUARY IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiereuco wcrc playing At DeBar's 0p.
House, St. Louis, last wcek, making their last ap.
pearancs on Friday the 1lth Inst.
Miss Lucille Western opened an engagement in New
Orleans on the l4th inst.
MHs Chanirsu appeared At the Varieties New Orleans
January Z, In Under the Palm Mr. Garden acted Enoch
Arden-ths play being an adaptation Of Tennyson's
poem.
They have Dundcr and Bltx In Philadelphia; likewise
Blot--not their cscutcheon.
The Hanion Brothers played at Montgomery, Ala,
last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Watkins met with good reception Al
Augusta, Ca, on tho 18th inst.
Max Strakosch's opers troupe are In Chicago.
Miss Fanny B. Price has brought out criash Gaunt At
cavannah
Mr.. and Mra Barney williams and John Brougham
have drawn good houses In Phiiacslphia during the
week.
Edwin Adams was In Mobile at last accounts, doing
well in the professional limo.
MT Joseph leserson's Rip Van Wrinkle Is waking up
the Baltimore play goers during the present week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
The Dunynn Tableaux.

The magnificent panorama OF the leading incidents of
Bnnyans Pilgrims Progress opened last evening at
Union Hall. Tha conception Of this sublime allegory
has been admirably carried out In the designs well
In the artistic execution of this remarkable painting
which the joint production OF ten Of most prom
ncnt artists including such names as Church Cropsey
Kyle Dallas and barley. sThe River Of the Water or
Life,' the .IAnd Of Beuah" and tho aArryul at ..s
Gates Of the Celestial City, gre scsnss Composed Of The
most exquisite imasery Of imneina.ion, combined with
e.cf brief season. and are we'll worthy Of patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

BOSTON, Jas. ~ 1897.
rbe steamship China sailed for liverpool vs Hallfax,
a seven o'clock this morning. with nfy liverpool and
twenty Halifax passengers. she sskes no spscia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

The members Of the American Jockey Club, together
with number Of invited guests will again visit Jerome
Park Saturday next for the purpose OF participating
in the pleasures of skatng picnlc A special train
will leave the Harlem depot ~ eleven A. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
slfMn RAcf IN COS Ios.

BosToS Jan. la, 1887
sleigh at the Riverside Troins Park took rIacs
yesterday afternoon II was won hy bay stallion
entered By Dan Mace, in two heats Ti4e ash 2a3H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

.Covgi,s.-t- n seothns pectersi. nrcwn,s
Bronchial Iroccs seonsly cmloy cd ~ aevtav
coughs throsia hear and bronchial affections.
Those exposed 10 sudden changes a. weather should have
they be the rccket taken
csson requires upo- the rs appearance OF cold cough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

THE Howe plrrhiue Cas- iacis St Is,'nr cpw ~.
o, WeeInr HOWE 1T original lnsentn " W.
~ Ing President broadway, New Nofx
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woyui Havana l.cftryv.,-pvises sn All i ~
roid Information furnished. fhc khert 's'c' P'''
ier pouns aud all kinds ~ Gcli md silver ~
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankcrs. 10 wan s,fes'' - -
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Russian Banquet 10 Exiled Greeks.
VIENNA, Jan 16, 1867
The Russian Minister gavo dinner last night to the
Greeks in this city at which he presented toast the
s'wslfare Of Greece
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r,, Z y q ..

In le9ra -TsEET --Betwee.~~~-~>~.
| Wednesday m,rniag fire broEssrL.
nectsd with the Lion Brewery, iosthh.es O'Clock AN
| avenue. The flames extended to tho cooytables con
wagon house adjoining, and before tne IRE 49,.
guished property to the extent of xi5 900 desA
Including i've large wagons sets of harness, two Tia
sand bushels OF oats nay de The origin Of the IRE ~
al present unknown. \,
TX BRiDGs Street About six O'Clock last highs IRE
broke out In the Junk shop Of John Collins 81 Bridge
street The stock damaged saour $1,000; insured
for 81 500 In the Albany Cy InsurSycs Company The
ns T nUo su Ms5e occupied y s. a.
damaged about $500, and Is insured.
In WEST TaiRrr-rouRTH STREET, Shortly after eg, u
O'Clock last night fire in the dwelling house.
No. 202 West Thirty street. owned and occupied
By Dr. D. =. Tetter II was caused by . gas litter.
named Jacob Cooper while fixing the gas meas accdss-
burssd about tho face The damage 70 tbs buiiss wk
building was insured for Sli 900 and the futur. eos
$4,000 In the Broadway Insurance Company.
Incendlary Fire In Fraakfert, Ky.
. FRASxroRr, KY, Jan. lss 1887
A. hapas siz O'Clock tonight so incendiary aro 49,
stable Of Mr.. Neal, Main street, st. Clair M
stable was burned down and alsotwo adjoining tsns
mens houses tho property Of Mrs. Majors. Tbs Arc
Offices which entirely consumed The papers were
saved Loss 500 O00-insurance small The weu1hee
water could ~ so IL ray the oSS.s % o 49,
IN the early part or The evening prevented the conagrs
ZION from oe'ng extended by flying clnders. Tho Ore
prevented oyr caIcuses meeting
Fire In New Haven.
HEw HAVEN. Jan. IL, 1897.
An explosion oil one OF the stills at Leek * Compa-
panys OIL refinery, tho Dyke took place this
ing, setting the works on fro The entire tabtshment
was destroyed with about eight hundred barrels or OIL
Loss S2a0OO insured for $4,000 in New York otaeeA
Fire In Gsl3mbus. Ohio.
CoLranrs jan ls 1857.
Tbs Planters Warehouse was burned to-day with
500 TO 1000 bales at cotton, mostly belonging plant
eva There Is very A.tls insurance.
Fire ID Kin&stOn. &. w.
KINGSTON, Jsa. 10 1897.
Booths cloth mills, Odessa were bl-ned WITH
their conents. Loss $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

Elliptic lccIsstiich sew.na Maehi,n.ss. IL ri.
Broadway. Highest prcsiunla hasstnt tnsu'"'' ""~
York and rcnnsyiss anna State FAIRS 100 kA
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A NJ U S e M E NJ rs.
xlish Opern.

The production OF F,s DiopoE by the Richngs opera
troupe at the Olympic theatre last evening dlled the
house from parauet 70 dome. Castle sang very wsIl
and threw elan end spirit into his representation Of the
bandit Chief and Campbell gave Beppss stirring song In
the last act with fine effect Peakes Giacomo was fairly
rendered. but the young officer Lorenzo was hardly up
even to mediocrity Miss Richings made an excellent
zefna and Miss Zelda Harrison sang the part OF Lady
Aiicash commercially. Mr. Seguin was Indifferent as
the Dundreary English traveller The chorus and
orchestra were goodthe latter particularly SO under
The experienced baton OF Mr.. Dietrich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

An Prszr- Cn-i,cd In Legal Lott cvic-.--Cs vs1-
- - . CLUE. Broker. j7S Bosd.vHy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
"wednesday Popular Couc.rt.

The tenth Wednesday popular concert last night in
the beautiful Stsnway Hail. was largely attended Miss
Nettie Sterling, contralto Mr. Eben the celebrated
nutit; Mr. Heind, zither; and Mr. Eer oDce, we're the
sooiss andhe orchestra played selections from Auber
Schubert, Lumbye, Muller, &c Mr.. G. w. Colby nc.
companiod, as usdn and the audience testified their
app ecati0n Of all The artists efforts with applause
The concert was unexceptionabe, music ally speaking,
and fully equal to the high standard OF the previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

drawer 4, gnisrrs- Uinhcst rweMsnm Sesv.
m. Machines 4eJ broadway New YORK, ann =" '"S"
uge.ol tvp
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Batcheior'. Itair Dye. = The Best In tiss
w0gla reler Dye. harmless reliable.
Qua Factory. si Barclay street
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therefore IMAGINE that the coaatry obeying national
sentiment should set itself to follow these emisress IL
10 a de!cstabie pleasantly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

A DiscOmrnAiHz Budget.
FLcaEScy, Jan It, 1851
This brd,c. Of Italy shows deacit Of over one hun
dred and atty nine millions OF nora.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
E U R 0 P E..
~~~~-~~>~~~~~-~>o>~c-
The American Yacht Banquet
in Paris.
Russian Encouragement to
the Greeks.
Fusion Of tho French Orleanists
and Democrats.
Napoleoa's Naval Inquisiiion fsv tho Mexican
and North American Waters.
.BY THE CABLE TO JANUARY is.
"a ->~~~>~~~~~>~~~-~>~~--~c~~
BIT THE CABLE TO JANUARY is.
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

The American Banquet In Paris.
PARIS jan l6, 1861
The Americans in this city give banquet tomorrow to
Mr. James Gordon Bennett. Jr., at the Grand Hotel
Yachtmen H0meward Bound.
LONDON, Jan. l8, 1867.
Captain Samucls, Of the Henrietta; Mr. Lorllard the
OF the vesta and Colonel Taylor OF the United
States Army. leave to-day by The Tor New YORK.
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.f,hnrlcy Whits,. Cnmbinntion Troupe.

W uto,s CUuusuutuOu iTOuWes
full bill and . crowded house both to be soen
last evening At 472 Broadway. Tho SINGING OF Messrs
Edeson and Collins the dancing Of tho ballet and the
bnrnt cork performances Of Charley White Frank
Kerns met with the demonstsatve appreciation Of the
audience The performances concluded with an Irish
drama, entitled "The Fenians Oath" This Is produc-
lion panderng extensively the present Fenian
msnt II consists Of RIorfcat ON OF the green flag
abuse al the English, and exravagant and ridiculous
positions and Incidents, and Is full OF s'busness'
that what little plot thcro in IL is quito lost and buried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

DIR, Brpferd's Enumciiuc. los PcautiSytns
coupicxer 4 vcfefpbc VIII not lure ae SKIN
pEnAs BARNES CO.. ~ Park row. aud ~ druggists
= eer bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

Crissadgre'- Hair Dyc.-Thc Beet Ever Man.
usctnre1 Wholesale aud retain; also applied, ~ NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

The nautical drama Of Sailors Ashore drew large au-
dence at this popular establishment last evening The
piece enacted with great deal Of SPIRIT every
in dong their best 10 make Il pass or as smoothly as
possible 1t Is patriotic in the highest Of the word
and savors immensely OF the saline, which rather i'm
PARTS spicness 1t than Otherwise The ballet and
Barry ONe the comic Irish singer, stnl the trump
cards here,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
H U n GARY.
Parliamentary Action.

Parliamentary Action.
pEsiH, jan iG 1867.
The Hungarian Diet has agreed 10 VI. Deaks address
condomaing the patent lately iscd for tho rcoTganiza
GoB Of tbs army. Tho vo;; nearly unanimous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
Fire. ID KinGstou. q. w !.

KINGSTON, Jsa. 10 1887.
Poosh's cloth mills Odessa were b,a-ned WITH
their contents. Loss 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

WHY is Phnion's Night Biecr.iag Irrcm- ~
most powerful perfume IN The wofids Fscan.e Sag
drop Of Il will scent Q waterfall.
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Kelly and Leon. TInssrcI,..

This troupe presents this week bill full novelty
in every line Of the minstrel business In the way of
songs jokes and acts, there are many and admira
BILE spec ates. The concluding pantommic ballet, en-
titled Cnder Loon, has made hit and will probably run
for some tme being very auehabIe buriesque both ia
costume and action, % the naked drama.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The J.ondou Money nfmr,e,.

The London Money Market.
80 l"spox, Jan. 18-Naon.
The money market Ii quiet and unchanged. Consols
d for mnney. American 5erurcy generally
altered Eta shares however, open st slight advance
the current quotation being 45.
LospoH Jan. 10-EvcBng.
C0nsos closed Il e0X for money, decline OF u per
cant from noon quotations
AMERICAN SECURITIES
close At tho following rates -
United States X
Illinois central snareS. .l1
Erie halfway shares.
The Paris BOursc.
PARis, Jan. To- Evening
United states bonds are quoted ut ~.
The Liverpool Co:tan Market.
'.. LIysRrooI, Jan. l6-Noon.
The cotton market today opens steadier. Kidding
uplands l4ssd.
- LIVERPOOL Jan. 16-EveninE
The cotton Trr,.et Is moro active, and prices are
Armer bur quot '.s;.s show change. Sales to-day
reached 10 600 bales.
The Brca<lstuAs Market.
IvgRTooL, Jan. 16-Eyening.
.rhe market for bIeads'rns 8 steady.
.-~VxT
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F,cveucc Reyrrsislr Esr,., ,,.ratxrs
Ms* - scs propdnae, New yok.
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COLO WEATHER All faascor,.

80 coscorp N IL jan 49, 1901
The Thermometer al Franconia, N H., ., ,hss
morning stood at twenty FIVE degrees below zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
Tho Ficctxing Fand.

We understand that arrangements have been made at
one Of tho Broadway theatres for benefit for the fami-
lies Of the unfortunate who lost from the
Flee.wing during the ocsen yacht race. II will take
place on Monday evening next.
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Fire In Gslw,ubus. O.io.

CoLranrs jan IL 1857
The Planters Warehouse was burned to-day with
$500 TO 5000 bales at cotton, mostly belonging plant
era. There Is very si;tls insurance.
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wss,, Te~pees asd ,rsss: I. ss,d !s:ir. Tss:
MON Y II 6cnd street.
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NEW HAVEN Jan. 10, 1897.
An explosion OF one OF the atiIIs al Leek A. Compa-
panys OIL refinery, on tho Dyke took place this osn
ing, setting the works fro Tie entire establishment
destroyed with about eight hundred barrels Of ola
Loss S2A0OO; insured for $1,000 New York otaeeA
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.


NAPLES Jan II correspondence OF Paris Tcnpal
Tie most perfect agreement seems to be established
between the clergy, with the Cardinal nj their head and
the civil authorities the concessions made by the
latter arc. IL must he ads1 ted, complete. Tho I'VE
churches conadcd By the government 10 ecccsias.ics
belonging tho liberal party have bcon assigned by tho
Archbishop others OF his choice, and 10 inter-
a cts the former from saying mass unless ray ST. 4
document ccosnzing the necessity Of Maintaining the
temporal power In the meantime saa ccc.c las. .cnl
once charged with the special administration 81 the
property Of ia. converts has been abol shed, HE
management OF icse funds bav',. hccn alsorhei Z.
that OF the general direction o. ne s.r ,s,.
this IS on whsc - machine which las s,n too
nany Is COMPLICATION, aa.i ,ha, Is something A.
The sams time much energy is SHOW IN the a?pca'ios
q: Tie las FOR Inc suppression OF The rolls. !o.scs
rho ccaks have nearly all II; small number Of them
return 10 their families others have accepted asyl,,ns
with persons who have offered hosp tally but the great
ma ,rv have hired houses in which they go In
mon Tie dearncss u brcsa ard OIL, which threatens 70
Increase b,,ns IL occupy The serious attention of tho
people whs places grca! number Of families here IN
pos ition OF difficulty the fact that The means o. earn
In money remaining before aud IN ofae ca e. having
disappeared nltosrher tie ccs. OF living has increased
fos r-icd firm what 10 vas twenty years ago.
Il
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-11-22


When tie ground occupied by an o.
charI is uneven and not drained, The trees
on the dry knobs viii be larger aud heal
thier. and VIII yield more abundant crops
than those in the wet holows, and this in
spite Of the fact that the soil in the hollows
is deeper and richer. Orchards should
always be drained.
10 selecting a site tor an orchard, choose
a hillside in preference to a valley. diYi-
ded by small stream. Warm, low inter
vas Of land are more subject to untiuely
frosts than the neighboring elevations
As the night air becomes chilled, its den
city increases, and i: rolls down the bin
sides and settles in the flats, where The
prevailing stiffness favors the process OF
freezing. During the mild sunny days
of winter, fruit trees are more liable to be
swelled prematnrely on low bottoms. One
who is in the habit Of riding over bro
ken piece of country in cold, still nights,
will not need to be told that the lowest
temperature vill be found ia the lowest
localities.
Fruit trees will be less likely to suffer
from cold weather when the ground they
stand upon is thoroughly drained. The
fruit grower who suffers his trees to stand
al winter in pu4dles Of water or in letters
Office, has no right TO complain if his gar
den Is overslocked with gr9fted pea-bru5h
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they will be very nice. A few brush
should be thrown over .hem. There arc
o. iections 10 saw-dust one is. it dirties
lhe fruit another, plants mulched with it
fire in hot weather The very best mulch
is stable manure. with good deal OF straw
in il. The best plants having had good
cultivation, Oh the approach of winter are
likely to be bare. Immense numbers Of
plants Which would bear much fruit are
destroyed during the freezing and thau-
ing OF he ground A very thin coating
Of coarse manure VIII not only save them,
but add largely to tie yield.
There is sound sense in tie suggestions
above. but more simple, and we are in
formed more eG-ctual and less expensive
method CT protecting strawberries. or IN
deed any Of The small fruits, is to SOW oa;s
along the rows. sufficiently early in Sep
TENDER TO insure considerable growth be-
fore the fros;s blight 1t. The wiIted oats
straw falling around and upon the plants
protects them not merely from he damag-
ing effects o. thawing AID freezing, but on
sandy lands, eaectually prevents the blow
ing or. drifting Of the sand or light eartl
hom the roots. This system of muching
has. we understand, been fully tested viii
the most satisfactory results.
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Terms o. hdverti ing.
- = - q -. -.

ADVERTISEMENTS must be paid quarter yearly in
advance. Those Iusertedfor months or less, must
be accompanied with the money. carly adVerti-
sers are permitted torencw quarterly free of charge;
further renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisements from q distance mast lee accom-
panied with the cash in every instance.
The advertising ola house or Erm VIII be strictly
limited to its own immediate business
Calls on persons to become candidates, and poiit-
zeal circulars charged as advertisements. and VII
not be inserted without the cash I'm advance.
Editorial advertisements and personal commuui-
cations viii not be inserted uulcss paid for IN ad-
Hnnee at douDle tAe REGULAR rates
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Eos. 8 and 2 Broad Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

WE beg leave to return thanks to cur friends for
w the very liberal share of patronage bestowed
upon house the past season. and would say that,
having enlarged our facilities for storing cotton
now prepared to give every attention to The sto
rage, shipment and sale Of all cotton friends may
entrust to our care. We promise that every effort
viii be used to the very highest market price
whether sold here or in other markets.
Viii make Cash Advances on all Cotton or other
Produce shipped to us. Our terms shall always
be as low as any other reliable house.
JAMES VI. CARSEY and VIM. T.. SAMPLE viii
gi.e their undivided attention to the Cotton De
pertinent and viii strain every to make it to
the interest of planters to patronZe Us.
We viii always keep full stock OF Groceries,
Begging, Rope and TwIue, and all grades Of Flour
for sale at the lowest prices
WANTED.-We wish to purchase washed and
unwashcd Wool, Feathers, and Dgied Fruit, and
viii always give the best prices.
We viii open Office in Pulaski at Massrs. Nc
Guire and EzelIs. south corner public square,
where our Dr.. c. n. Ordway can be found, who win
;ttend to the wants Of our Giles county friends,
where rcpeand baggiug VIII be furnished, Govern
ment tax paid, cash Announcements made on consign-
meuts, &c.
sepl2-6m BAILEY, ORDWA4 q Co.
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Wintarirr straWbe rEies.

The Ham moud IN. J.) Cu3tarist gives
tie following directions for protecting
Strawberries in wiEter:
Many want to know without any guess
work, how 10 protect strawberries. Where
the plauts have thickly covered the ground
and summer grass las made a good growth,
no protection is needed, Such are second
rate plauts. When he ground is bare Of
everything but plants, a covering Of straw,
not exceeding half an inch thick, is very
important. Leaves would be good, but the
wind blows many ofthem into drifts. This
is said Of field culture. To get leaves
enough for even half an acre requires great
labor In gardens, fit IS easy to obtain