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BEhRI TIUssAN VS. AUGUSrE MANN gsSiEz.-
third District Conr1 OF New Oresns-No. 28.2i2
DT VIRTUE Of q visit II 6-rt naetas g.
a. t1red BY he the Third District Court
New Orleans. is The above entitled cause, will pro sed
- pu DC suei'n tie Merchants An ii 10
Exc srHs. j. al "a ~ and GnstbmhOu-e
- e,ts TIE - God District of this city, ~ ESDAY
fhe I'll u July 1865 "a foIloriny
q &C lu,u p1oTefE, viz:
fWO CIR. AN Lors OF GROUND, situated In the
District this ci y in he bOu sded b. Cana,
Ihrps, Connon and Bsronre streets, degnated Nos.
IS ano Ia
LO1 No. &c fee, niche. lioes Phippa
street 81 feet incns and lines deep snd side
alley from Fhippa 9 Bsrorne a. feet 10
inches cep SIDE lot No % and 26 feet wide
ths
IHT Ne. Il Is n he above alley By
feet 81 ieph.
Together Nth tie Buildings and improvements thereon
S-igec suit
TFRMs--t ssh % TIRE spot
Ssd pr perry r. sUbject lease eNDiTing the 7h day
Novs mrtr lS7n a " rents. a Sl00,
pass.o before Abel Drey notary public this dated
November 7th. 1901.
GEn ". AVER,
je5 10 jvT Sheriff Of the Parish CT prlesns.
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CrHsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove atty per cent less fuel and bsSes bet
Ter bread than any In This fact
fairly ncosestab,y proven the dschsu
Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans is8 and the ST
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered
where within the city free Of chargs
Also constantly hand large eompete Assortnsn
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the
proved PAerns liberal advantages offered 10 shs trade
H. HALLER Agent
No lSs Tchonpi,rulas street
Ordsnien at box No 50 Mechanics Dealers Exchange
No lOS ST Charles street At the New Orleans Post nee
wl r-e~iva prompt sttsrton.
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I OUIsiANA
SELLER WATER MANUFACToRY,
No. IA Poe1 fare, Near Camp strest.
In addition TO our sELTZER WATER products
-ucb a. TAkK-D sELrZER VICHY, etc hav begun
the manufacturing ~ SPA Killing LEMONADEs
ge IN repute AID largely u'sd in al Of
Europe
Thee Lenonades put in bottles 10 the style ~
0huf ssre, anu various asvOrs such Raspberry
Sarssparila etc
We econ rnsro them tire pnbi They supei1r
soda beng put hettl.s fr
private fsnl hrtes pic-u and shipmento t1@ unry
In order the strength Of al hes Beverage
81 the greatest Importance bat the bottles syphOns
placed IN cold water . lew mir utes before using.
PsrCEs.
StEer watsr per of %
per case Of los. ....................... 2
Per yphon "
iemorauee per Dot
TsTred setEer Water per bottle ............... IS
Nchy Nster per bottle. %
charge city delivery Three allowed bottles
4 liberal dire, % TIE trade
TFENOULEr LFrOREY.
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SAtRlfF'S SALES.

FARLEY. JUREY a GO. VS. J. W. NORRIS
Fourth hi tret O-uu Ct New orlesns-No 2j,2i9
DN WAITE OF aad IN obedience "a a.
" Of ss deed June 9Th, 1868 ann directed
By the Houorase the urth District Court Of NV Or
iean IN the above IN tiled caus, II prscesd sell
public HoctinG. MOhDkY the 22d dsv Of Iuns 1853
20 "ciock Wareh No q jefferson street,
S.cvTd Dis rict r his city
One hHrrs Whisky.
y DIX roDRccO.
kegs Nails
lows.
d0zen Pcw Points.
Attached IN the above init.
81 IERNs-Csrh On the spot.
GEORGE W AVERY,
~ i6 20 Sheriff Of the rsrish Of Olle-8s.
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I oST-OH MONDAY kVENGN8 TaS lSr tSST.,
IL he northeast Of and Chari-a streets
ana Pocket Rok or Pc,tsmenn e containing do
hl and thrte do las Uni ed clrenry Ths finder
vi receive g. gratitude Of ofphan gill vi entire
contained in that Pocket Pok bT
In. Ia lflE rf,
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TIE TOWN OF
MILNEBURG.
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE soANLoN-NO. % oss.
BY q. DE FrRIEr.
AUcuoSEER-Oice So BenyiIe street
CATURRAY june "a. 1868. 4 noon. at
= The huch.uts' and Suctioneers' Exchange Royal
httwen Canal and Cu.trmh streets
order the Homo Hbe John T. omss judge OF
District Court OF View le-ns Ma, IS 1868
the following described belong.
ing o sid sion viii be s1id-
A LfT or ofNt Nd, with the buildings aud improve
thereon. situate this city m-sing OF the lot
cesgnat.d by the No. Of square No 1863 plan Nj
aud iming the or Columbia and FreDchuea
aid lot measures In measure 80 fet
Columbia By $50 feet in De II Frenehmen
a. TERNs-Cash in u s. Treassrv Notes
If sale. with u g. nieTna stamp attained.
hs'ors j. CssteI rotary pubic, %, Ia ers'
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By the Governor:
J h. HARDY, Secretary OF State

EfAT LoUisIAEE, DEPARTEsEnI L'ExEcuTIF,
Nouveile- Orleans, le u Mai 1868 !
TTENDU que l. Mt. Powers - fslte un =
N application pour eanceee les cites obligation osel
SAVIOR
Tn bond date lie Is Nevembre 1851 pour de elmo
psstTes $50 sige lumeme CONNIE principal OF
Charles FHg CONNIE secure lie dits bond e
utiouee pour facc0n pssemeut fdee devO par dit
Louis Powers dams lnur Ia p a irleats
Tn bond 20 de Nuvembre 1853 pour Ia dc
$500 COnetSbie du ,inqueme Cur dl Justice
Pax, pour Ia enc paroisse aVec T. WtE CONNIE seen
rite.
5 On bond date IL 26 de EOvemhre 1861 pour meme
ct pOnr lie meme hure-u -yec le meme
Tn bond dae lie Il Mai lsG6 pour S5UO grener
du Cinoueme district de a. rouve avec
ID T Vessel IT l. amb rs comm les sec i-tees
Tous les dtes bouds etsut condi iOnee FAC
fdee des devorS du dit Lcus Powers spper
dts burehuN nj Onuee
Avis present dOnnes
les die obligations de mupteS scTt bureau du
Becretare dEtat pendent quateyiugdix jOurs lie
derneT publication de avis les sOns esquees es
dites b, MS serait pas Can ellie Ell Ennue-
Doune signature e IL de pEtat IL date
susdte ct de ndependsnce de- Fats unis IA vnt
douzema JOSHUA fAEFR
Gouveneur de Ia L. i,iane
Par le Convenient
J. II. HARDY Secretsire dEtat
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]. J. jONsSS SALES.
SHIP ALBERT GALLArIS, AT AUCTION.
BY j. j. JONES.

AUcrIoSEKR Mobile, Ala
CATURDAY, june go. 1858, at te o'clock
- AZ the Merehsf FJchargr Micha street, No
bill. A. for count Q. xhom may vii be OLD
The sLIp ALBERT GALLAfIN psrtis " Durn. d. ss she
ed Montrose a. MOBILE Bag, with sandry articles On
board ~ Der =,
eno shsss rrssses. lar lot Il z rigx Aseh- rs,
BIZ Comprises, Provisions Asd CAbn Fafnure t~'ea
fnm n YES
= Lite Boat
HS-T KHs-s'zsh.
Part De ring ship the sale can do
90 By going 70 Montrose and signaling the vessel
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcuuvE DEPARrHKu1,
New Orleans, Nay IL, 1888

new orleans, nay IL, lcoa
"HEREAs Louis Power shade APP
w pcauon 10 csnce the following orics bonds to-wt:
A bond dat the 18th 81 November 1851 %
SIS signed by bim prime pa and has < Fsgot,
eurty-the sid tond being conditioned for tire faithful per
Otmsuce by the louis Powers Of his duties
in and for the pa ism Of or cans
bond dated the 10th Of November 1859, for the
$500 constab the Firth justices Court,
parish with p s W ltz A. security
bOnd dated the 18th 81 November. 1861 for the
amount nd i,T Il e same office nd saue security
bend dated the l4h Of May. lS6 for $780, clerk IT
the Filth ID Court ORLEANS p Vessel
and N. NJ Lambas n securities
Al the said bonds being conditioned the faithful per
rmanee b the said Louis rove OF the appertan
ing % the Offices named
Notice Is hereby all persons he
described bonds show in writing the O.e #
Secretary Of State within ninet days aft the DuDi
cs hereof why the said bonds hou not be cancelled and
annulled
Gwen under my hand aud seal Of the state as abov.
and the Independence Of the United States the insSy
second JOSHUA SAKER,
GUverrOr Of Louisiana
By toe Governor:
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BIZ q. DE FERRET,

BIZ q. DE FERRET,
Once No. 80 8isnville street.
SATUHDAY. July llth, Is6s. Mt ne
change ysl street. between Canal ana streets,
INNS q x. District ss New sT on
leans est na A AZ ~, ~ viii be 20
mnts therein 81 uste in the third Dstr o. this city
the bounded BY Casseavo Spin MORGAN Poet
ceph The buildings improvements consist Of two
Story slated roof building built In the portion Of lot;
ss TEsss-Ope half cash the balance on credit Of
sS and twevs month";, N nses secured By spsea gage
cent interest annum from the day of sale until dna
f-rrsd to the executor aud In ease Of suit the
purchaser will Dc requir 10 pay nve e cent attorneys
commissions on the amount recovered which will Likewise be
Acts o. sale Whit s. Internal REVENUE stamas attached
before Octave De Armas Notary Public at purchasers
psnse.
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS
SUCCESSION OF MARY E. HEBERr-So.-.
BY g. DE FERRET.
AucrIoEKKR,
oHiee and TABLESPOONS &c Bienvils street
q q. ss1 %is IT, and ss ss.6s az cs.o
Regal strces between Canal aud Customhouse
the hi ict Of h- parish Of Avoyees, d~ied April
y lSs the following described real ette viii be sold.
IrOVements thereon rights srviIudes pr eges and
advantages tbereuno 0eon ing y aOpertinng.
in square & bOupd9d BY eny Road CsstiT lone 70,
Ss 1Rd os saS ,s G sSs 4, S ss, By ssS
made BY G. A De Armas, Civil Engineer and Arch.sct,
ss-TERxs- Cash, in U. s. Treasury Notes
Of sale, with g. Internal Revenue stamps Att ehed,
eIpense.
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION ......PKOCLA
JosHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF zHE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
Tive Hundred Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS am IN poss ssiop Of official knowledge
that atr c0us Murder has been committed the
Of 1IMnThY MURPHY, in the parish Of East Baton
BouPe the night Of the zed Of My 1855 by
persons unknowo;
Row, therefore IN and by authority Of the State,
do Hereby offer reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
For the the murderer urdsFes Of
the said TlMuTaY MURPHl and do further invoke the
and assistance Of all lava ing cizens bring tho said
murderer TdereIs 20 Justice
my hand and Seal OF the State the City Of
New orleans his f-urth Of June 1883 end the In
deptndeu Of the United States the Ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER
Py the Governors
j. hardy Secretary Of State
Bston Rouze Advocate copy ten times and send bill to
Governors Office
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C0ESTkBLE'S SALES.

C0ESTkBLt'S SALES.
MARIA HCo3MANS VS.. JOHN BREHMER AND z.
Alexander made gsrnsbee-No. 1903
DE yINVUF of n writ or Arr faesas 60
ID direct o. the fOnorsble the liz til Justice the
&c sls-f Arxar der made g4ruishee. in the sbOvs
umbsrro And entitled e-use wilt proceed 20 sell oubc
an tior N THURSDAY The 18Th day of June 1853 ii
. oek tie corner Of ErstO and New Levee Streets
1 wit
on 10. iDeh P PLAR PLANKs-both sizes dressed.
Seized IN above eniite'
DANIEL WILSON. Constable.
FRANCJs sCHUBER VS.. DR.. BRowN-sIXT4 JUS
ticy Court, Perish of Orle.ns-Nos. 1901 aad l6D2
DY WRITE Of Two wriis Of neri faeiss
" BY the EonOfsbls the Sixth Justice Court
vi BO, eed sell AZ pubic suet on On THURSDAY,
FURk TURE and f cts.
% red Va Il q stOye Causes inventory on ME.
IL TERns-Cssh N Tn ted States Treasury Noes-
DANIEL ALISON. Coustsbe.
E-gR sALE-REAL BsTsGn-sEvERAL HON.
Cotts Sugar Plantstions l0caied the b-st
b. Of he eotf-u ant grevng Stses Also Rice
Orange Orchards and large bsdie Of usoie
smBsr lsnos 40 large variety Of Cy and suburban
rop-Ty improved and uninprOved In the orn 81 residences
ish invest u do well call and examine Proper
hihGs Gsrd, RsAi Estate Agsats No y oArondsiss
street., New Orleans.
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Il NEASs a mANO-
tsUCrEssORS TO MAGGIE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No NaesEsne street
hAnufAetarers cf Ssddiery and Harness,
-tEPoRIsRs
sADDIERY, HARDwARE, Rb LrrNG, PACKING AVID
hosN, kri &c.
ROE eTehoupitouiss snd New Levee, and e. ts 50
common streets
LNs EST n RPM, wBoIksALE AASUFkC-
II tursr Of Stitch CANDY tsncy Candies Clocst- Cream
NrpS Sugar Almonds. Rcck Candy. J.Iube Pssfs Gum
DuoFs and rups b. steam Importer Of Fre1c. Orp--
nsrt such - cuPds, Fiosers. Gan leaves yrss~ D4n
rhtus Decorated Toys Cas-sques fsacy Pagers cake
Stands hoUQuets c. Fansy Bcxe rc- Christ
and ke~ Year PRESENTS Coruucopizs, etc Ne "a
e levs. trce tSive~a 81 Louis sd Csna strssss New
Orleans La
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w L. HODGsON,
AUCTI0NEER,
once FL Commercial Place,
Win devote his particular attention, during the Sumner
months sales Of Furniture, Lumber, Csrgoe Pert War
dess Stocks and Out door Sales every Description
respectfully those who nay require any
BUSINESS attended tn. in bis line.
NOISES PREMIUM SODA WArER
4hAPPARATes For sale by 7. WATERMAN, Soda
Water Manufacturer So and 81 BASIN STREET between
Common d Gravier New Orlesns Agent for sudres j.
Morse Son. Boston Ths above celebrated Apparatu
ceved the award Of DIPLOMA. SILVER MEDAL ami
THREE OTHER PREMIUMS at the Second Louisiana
State Fair
I UMBER........LAT Hs.........sHIN6LEs.
HILL JoYNBR, Dealsrsin Lumber. Lsths shingles
Cyrress White and yellow Pine weatherboads; Dressed
Flooring and eng; constantly HAND. She trade
piled upon the most liberal terms
Pnlders will 6nd 10 their interest 10 call be
chasing elsewhere Their Yard is situated At the of
Liierry a. q Juliss reefs
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FURNITURE. ...FURHrfU KE....... .FUKsTFURE
nv HOsTGOs EKy aROs. a. CO.,
r N ETGonEHr Uctioneer
THURSDAY. JuHe nh. at IL O'cfoek A.
Il II her Auctisn Mart. 81 Camp
A gs1srsi assortment Of HOUSEHOLD :. kNiTUgE,
such Rosewood Mahogany and WalEuf Bedstesds, Ia
rsaus smoirs Washstands Nshogeny and Walnut rstes
Sofas spring Seat Chairs Easy Ch-irs Mrss TOP rsneI
Tab Marble sideboards EXTENSIVE Tables Yeve and
rBssels Carpets French Plate Mirror Ns essss Enzr.v
ngs Paintings. looking and Utenas sc hel1s ne
contents o. several vsll-furnishsd houses
large invoice Of cottse. Bsds. Cane and Wood Sea
lfhars
EsrTEREs-Cash In o. a Treasury Notes
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NON TGOMEaY ggOs. 3 cl..s sALEs.

bARGE And PBREsPEOAS sALE " izLE9AkE
baeh ana Single Hornss Eiesanf 3addis gsrssl, Fns
SsrE 2aies Fine hich Cows. crxetss Harness. vsgoaz
so, eta, q. auction.
IsT NOSTGSM EzE EsESa. ~ Oo.,
y n ssHraosKsV. Aecii.n-r-
Ohios-r 0.rnu strsst.
rEHURSDsY y. JpRe 1Ifh. a. n a'esaeA a.
- r. Lner's Stables as4visr street o.
Eles9Ht stfh hsrsss.
Elegant Saddle HoEssa
Fine Wnrf Mules.
Fine Mich Coz.
Aiso-TeD sad Open 8ugg1ss, Harness, wsgous.
81 rHKks-Ossh In q. g. Treasury EossA
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r. sARRAZINs
TOBACCO MANUPACTORY.
Corner tres and Cont siroess
MI p SARRAEIE thankful for patronage extended
him since the Establishment Of his factory has constantly
used h best his wedeserved
and able 10 Thu Southern superior
article of cut Ioe for smoking IN ali scvts "
suit the trsdr. His Chewing Tobacco
P'n-s. Ctgsrs SIC . renewed bv arrival.
II MoknOE CAREY, uEDE 1T AKER,
IL Nos. aus Ae md ~ Ma aEine between Juiis
n 81 Joseph respectfully his friends sud
cubic generally tha be will cntinue the
late DsIic Monroe The will keep
co stsnty hard sssolimeut o. Metsc Bura Case.
Csskets Rossw cd Mahogany slack snat md Pisia
Gonna Boots Eubalneo Disnterred and carefully
shipped. Mr. ChRkY VII be as sted by M JOHN RAY,
-. k,eus ~ eern~ctinn 9TH th- hn-in-ss-
NoIicf
A. LEO, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
No. 1lS ST. Charles Street
J0BBING done 4 the shortest notice 80 Ester
roOk, 81 the lste nrm OF CALLER kstezbr0ok-
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The above ICE for sale at the works Of tie Company al
Ic per Pound all quantities leo Pounds above 100
Pounds &c per Pound.
A. q. GoDDLN. President pro TEN.
New Orleans, June 6, 1903
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Steamers Sfauing Bort Go-Dag.
As ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Thursday. june n, Iss,
= SPECIAL NOTICES.

nee Board Of Health sew Orleans,
June 10Th 1868 nsstng OF this Board, held On the
ever ing the Och inst, the fovng reoort wa, sobmttsa
Nv Dr. austin CBairm~n The Com nteeo Heaith vhca
was ADOPT and motion OF Nesss. AecOard aud Creeyy
ordered 20 be published:
Tie q, rnitss on Health port The city Of Nss Orleans
or Choerz found witin the Jurisdiction o this Boa
The committee suggest however that al Lhysans ne re
report this ~ fil0g Fever
ChOis that might unesr thr observation Ins heih
Icer are rtqul icy the Heath OTdi ~ &c
particularly ion 81 which make " Imperative upnn Fhys
other persons % report AL cases OF epHemic dis
ease this Board. - -
chairman Of Committee on Heaith
GTo VIZ. DIsHsYHR NJ. %, Secretars Board OF Heslth
Msss nie-prsnd CsssIstO y Of LOST =
isus g PIP RS - specis nesting NJ we orano tous
tory for II purpass eJnisrng the 3st aud sd d
viii be held IN the Grand Lodge ra FRIDAY June llth
betunctuai ~ or er = the =. q 10 Chief
EsMET - CRAIG. SD drand segistrar
on CospanyA The animal meeting OF the stOcEhoders II
this Company pursuaut s charter. Juns Isl lso5
The gentlemen elected Directors Of said Con
pary for The n,Nt ensuing year .vvcuo
v "a EO0gTZ jobs AVIO~ON,
A. AIFXASDER, JULES BeADY,
b B, E 4 < 4TfaiuRBER, T. Z 1, AbEEHxEfEs,
y CALIAWAY D. II sYME,
JULIEN MICHEL
Ard NJ The meeting the DTeetor held June h ls6a
the foC gentlemen W re eeced oulers OF tue OoP<y
'0' ING NC 'Pirssidsnt-AIEX. HILL.
Wee 'ssdeut-r @. A DEXTER
Treasurer-A. ALEXANDs r.
Secretsrv-JU len AIlHEI.
SINE, lot ndsnt-W. u LEAYiTE
Attorne ~. b. kOONTL
a "'o VIZ ~ JULIEN MICHEL
Secretary La. Pet and Goa ul Go.
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pETEe G0ss.
BCTsvBE
isat ths 0i orleans taet l,fFoE
To- tas las ~ ite b. made fcr
ne ufEseHps, nirouced SOodworking
al atch al sUs3- li 10 Essud orsu pity - bus
10 i've Hur
shop. sud fios of frytauia and VsssEVaR
: - sv'~s' sr-rrrz 'tr -. ?
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-05

DIR Stewart, in late work upon horses
claims that he has proven to his entire
satisfaction, by thorough investigation
that bots do not kill horses As to tht
belief so prevalent among farmers ant
others, that bots eatthrough the stomach
thus causing death, Mr.. Stewart says
although The stomach is often found
completely riddled by the bot, as the
popular expression is, there is good reason
TO believe that the work is done entirely
after the horse is struck by death One
OF two facts will go Ear 10 prove the truth
of the proposition which 10 many may APP
pear extraordinary. t..
The curticular coating of the stomach
to which the bot fastens himself by means
Of two little bearded hooks, is nearly, il
not wholly insensble, Having DO more
feeling, apparently than the animals
hOofs. When the horse is in health, il is
hard, rigid, impenetrable, and the bot, il
ever 40 much disposed 10 do 30, would at
tack il in vain. But when death seizes
him, this coating becomes relaxed and soft,
and begins rapidly 60 decompose. Then
only il il that the bot can OF ever does
work his way through It. Another fac
still more corroborative Of the above propo
sition is this that of any number Of horse;
killed while in perfect health, and opened
an hour or two afterwards, there will b,
found not one whose stomach is not rid.
died by the bot Dissection has revealed
the existence of this condition in hundreds
Of instances Of sudden death by accident
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The 1870 P. N. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for Memphis, Selma. Mobile, jackson and
Nicksburg. Miss, New Orleans. La. Huntsville.
and all intermediate points. t..
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FARM AND GARDEN.
Publication and Qualification of
sOrghO Strap.

Publication and Qualification of
sOrghO Strap.
At the meeting Of the Farmers Club
of the American Institute, held IN New
York city, on the 9TH Of May last-Mr
Clough, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, editor of the
Sorgho Journal, addressed the club on
the subject Of the publication and clari-
fcation Of sorgho strip, and, in opening,
stated that the sorgLo strip product in
1866 amounted to thirty-six millions Of
gallons, and that by much and careful
inquiry he had ascertained that in dis
tricts where such strip is generally used
the average quantity annually consumed
by a family of six persons might be esti-
mated at about sixty gallons. lie then
proceeded to enumerate the several inn
puritics ordinarily found in crude sirup,
and to explain his improved method of
DELEGATION. The principal Impurities
are albumen and earthly salts, and in
order to effect their removal from the
crude strip, he FIRST adds theretoa sOlu-
ton Of lime and a preparation of sui
phate of baryta which being well mixed
with the sirup, soluble silicate of soda is
added, and the whole subjected 10 gentle
heat whereupon the Impurities are pre-
cipitated along with the preeipitate
formed 10y the combination of the silicic
acid with the lime. The process Of which
only brief outline is here given, was
illustrated by a very interesting expert
meats, and samples Of the strip purified
by the process were handed around and
tasted by those present, who expressed
decided approval of the same, the sirup
being free from the peculiar sorgho taste
which it has hitherto been extremely
difficult to remove at any reasonable ex-
pense
In continuing his remarks, the speaker
said that in many cases the culture OF
sorghum would be found much more pro-
fitable than that Of corn, iHasmuch as
land that will produce Fifty bushels of
corn to the acre will produce one huns
dred and fifty gallons of sirup to the
same area The result being that, de-
Quoting one-third of the crop for the cost
Of manufacture, which is the ordinary
charge in the West, and the cost of
growth being equal to that of corn, and
the value Of the refuse for cattle feed be-
ing the same as corn fodder, two gallons
of sirup, worth one dellar per gallon,
may be saised in the place of one bushel
Of corn, worth fifty cents.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-05
Cnt Grain Early


The following suggestions from the
Rural World are worthy the attention
of grain growers
Millions Of dollars might be saved an.
nually in the West by a mere difference OF
time (of few days) in harvesting, and that
without toe least extra expense-simply
setting back week or tNo, the time Of be-
ginning
The benefit is in the impToVed quality
and weight Of the grain, and siso in the
straw which is used TO some extent
In the East some f,Hmers make il a busi-
ness 10 cut their grain--of all kinds, in
Guiding the grass-earlisr than has been
the custom. The grains are cot when just
out the milk, and before the dough state
has arrived. Instances like this are scat-
tered through the country at large, but
sparingly "a We advance 10 the grain States,
where this thing ought 10 be more consid-
cred instead Of less a. it is.
With these advanced farmers land some
have practiced il their lifetime) the grain
is cut. a. we have described, and bound up
al once-another great advantage where
machinery is used-and put in shocks Of
eight TO ten sheayes, the sheaves less tightly
bound than usual (though theirs ia not ab-
solutely importantl, the.whole TO be cap
ped by one or two sheaves. In other words,
the present practice OF the West wilisdo.
Secure the sheaves 40 that they will get air,
and tnn the rain.
Ia this condition the curing process will
be going On till the berry has ripened, and
attained plumptitude greater than il could
otherwise have rescued. Ii will sell bet
ter; il will weigh heavier. /, vii be har-
vested more readily and earlier, and Young
seeding will be relieved the sooner
The straw, where that Is used, is Of still
more importance than the improvement Of
the grain. This comes out fresh, green
aud fragrant. Il contains the Butritive
juices elaborated is tender, toOthsome 10
stock, and, when cut up and fed with meal
10 horses, is said 10 be worth as mach as
ordinary hay. We know il is relished