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1Theodore Cameron, gambler Of ChicsEo
and Joseph Bruce, gas-atter from PhilAdel-
Phia, became involved In an alteration at
shooting and killing OF Bruce, Cameron sur.
rendered himself to the authorities !,
eIDiokens will write no more long stories
D0Emigration nom Bremen is increasinr.
D0Missouri has passed q law 10 prevent
husbands from abandoning their wiyea.
on the decline n nsw Eigiand. r9---'H -
D0The Swiss .priyates in NE PoutiacaI
army arg SAID to - beeeeftihg IN large numbers
HOld King Louis Isft amystsry in The shape
q eiynt oonGs vn1ch exe - remain untpene&
" Prussia kiisisshii sAs saxss on nsos1.
eafy ayticlso, ana inossai1ae 80 On tobacdd Add
spirits, wAicA 4 deems luatsios O1D IsAzIa
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S1r ON FIRS Ye0N HTs sBaBArH.--Rscentay
Ohio, named Nichalas Bremen, after drinkine
on waeer SIX large dnnks OF whisky and Z
pint Of stock ale at o setting, went 70 . gas.,et
to Light his pipe, when fAs nexlous gassss issas
ing from his mouth ignttsa, and IN SeW hours
he died most horrible heath. 2 50 Tf7''- ]
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WAsHIseTor, April 2s, Is6s.-Jay Cooke Z
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernme MT seeunues.
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MARRIAGE AND CTLIBAOY.

An ESSAY Ion YogSe MEs o. TIE OlInE OF
solitude, and the DIsEAsKs and ABUSES which
create inpediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief Sent In sealed letter enysloges free Of
charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOU0HTON, /,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. ja - am
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EpRoRs OF YOUTH.

ERR0Ro OF YOUTH.
7 gentleman who suffered for years iron Fer.
yous Debility, Prenatars Decay, and Az TIE ef:
suffering humanity, send free TO all who need Il
the receipt and directions for making the rnpls
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing
10 PROFIT By the aAvertiserb experience can do %
BY addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
sp is-ly No. ~ Cedar st., F, NeW York.
BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Bye 10 the best in the world |;
nstsntspson, NO nn r,asnoIon
nnts; remedies the i'll fleets Of bed dyes; ipyiso.
?, tvorn Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
md properly applied at Batchelorb Wig Factoy /,
No. Is Rond srnet. New York. ja Heodly
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.

..". ..E
In cases where there is severe Inflammation, pa
iabfis Of the bowels, and speedy discharse Of
their costents repaired, grind six Of the pills to
powder and take In some preserves or water. In
bali an hour the Pills given In this way, will gem
orally operste The dose can be repeated, IL neces
ssr, IN two hours. We have kno&r the pills,
given In THIS form. TO open the bowels WHEN CRo
TON MI Elafe,to1a podoph ytlxn1 MANDRAKE
have fsisd IL IL seldom that Q second dose Wiil be
required In these cases Of InfsaiaaI Obsevvefioss
" B.-AsK FOR RtDwAYe RIGuLArTNc
PILLS.
The PRICE OF RAILWAYS Pills 10 as cant.
per box all over the world. boxos for III 10
boxes for 81 30. Sent by mail t. any rsrs OF the
United States All letters recurring medical al
yics addressed to JOHN RApWAy, ~ Busi.
mes. letters to RABWAY CO., 81 Maiden Lane,
MY.
Every person should read DR. RADwAYY
NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATION FALSE AND
TRUE Acopy on receipt OF pc stage stamp will be
RApwAyg HEAEDIEs are sold by Druggists
RADwAY co.,
sp @-eoln 81 hAIDEN LANEN.Y.
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Jaluary7,ISs.

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
With the above named Phy hysicans, and they are All
seeilemen Of respectability and standing in this
community. I. @. DAVIS,
Mayor OF Wilson, N. @.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
~ LYING IN HOSPITAL.
Patients desiring to avail themselves of the ad
vantage Of this Institution obtain private
rooms by applying TO the Mstron. These rooms
are furnished with all the comforts of home. The
prices range from % to Sl2 per week, dspe nding
mp the room selected, this includes Board, Nurs
ing, Medicine, Medical, and surgiesl Attendance.
Orders for admission TO the GOVERNMENT or
FREE BEDS in this Hospital can be obtained of
the honorable Secretary Of the Interior, SnsPeon
General United States Army. and DR.. Horwitz,
Chief Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
United States Navy.
Application for orders of the honorable Secretary
of the Interior to be made at the office Of DR. J
Thompson, 1S4 street. between ?0th and 2lst SITS
A edic al and Sursica al Clinic is held at the He's,
pital every Saturday. st % p m, by Professor J. II
Thompson. for outdoor patients. who are fur
nished medical attendance free of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
II. THOMPSON. M D., Surgeon in Chief.
r. A. ASHFORD. M. D., Assistant Surgeon.
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. K Barnes, M D, p. HorwitZ, M D.,
Noble Young, M. D.. G. II. Nichols, M. D
A.Y P. Garnett, M. D., w. p. Johnston. NJ. D.,
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Grafton Tyler, N. D.,
J Ri'ey, NJ. d +. Howard, N. d.
APPLY
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CASES OF SCROFULA
READ THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

WILSON CeUSIY, September 10. 1867.
DEARsI Ny youngest daughter, aged Eve years
has been dreadfulIy afflicted with scrofuls nearly
without relic wing her much in fact most Of them
:s,d ,heIs vas no hope Of cure During the last
limbs being covered with sores and blotches-wIth
in thi. eobSitien va. as"s.d % by Glfn Dp whs, tits
20 Try your Rosadslis. 1 At once procured three
,cas T9gioaI In Tess than nrcnfh, to my great
sstonishment. sac entirely ,r,Y. 1 am sir
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT.
RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, N &C., Sept IS, ls7
DEAssIR In lsi, my son, np~ aged Eve years.
.,,s rsoSlhstsd bit With what proyed to be impure
BE has been sfiieted with inyeterste and ex.
times breaking out in sores. &c. RossiaIis va,
EecTs Sftef tasibs a sTilT Ehs,,sirtn' at DR. A. o.
J. B. DASflEL.
CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED
This ls TO certify that 1 Was cure! Of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. LawTences RosadaIis
.fter having been confined my bed aud house
for long time and trying various medicines With
Ikn0w of several Others in thi. comfy cpres
through the use Of Rosadals and il can he found
IN nearly every house in my neighborhood, and
TS0Mas THORN
GHEEsK County, August Il, I567. " -
RosADAIIs IsA POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
IRON C. W. BLOUSI, ESQ, ATTORNEY Al LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inf ANIMATION of
The fsr sna rstnAi Deafness Of ten Years, stand
inf' W nos~s- GEO. W. BLOUNT.
RosADALIs WILL CgRE THEvERY WORST
CASES Oh CHRONIC RHkCMATISM
, P9EIsTorTH, Va, February Is ls5s
-
IEAE SIR: This is to certify that have bs.r
smleisd with khezmstism for the last ive or six
asn.s msny I1n.s Qns',e to move tried ali
.ltnoS. rfSsislng ,IhIg any eenent Having heard
and ns6g .ans rss eonpPsG 81 ss SG',
happy 10 say that am comp etely well.
r,ms9y fop Kb.nmsti.m. S1t hsl,.sa 'GG,sereisn g, reign
preventive and cbeerfuily recommend i; TO The
afrieted. Yours, very trub, :.
PREPARxp ONLY BIZ
J. ,. LAWRENCE, VI. D., Chemis.,
BALTIMORE. MD,
Late Of Wilson, N. c.
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
Sold Wholesale by all the principal Whole
s..,e. and ri,ish Ameries' and rsiaiIsd Sy Drug.
An letters Of inquiry, Ae., prs~ptIy answered. :
Address ...-- ~ r.
DR. J.. J. LAWRENCE 4 CO.. a
foLk rAofhihIoss AND hASUFACrU
244 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE, Nd
2sS Penn. ave, Warrington, d. e. s. u.eSoI
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1857, liS0i.
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The Acme Of Medical Science
IS ACHIEVED IN The woNDEBP0L
DISCOVERY OF NEW MEDI.
INALPRINGPLEs
PERFECT PuRGArIvE PILLS.
COATED WITH SWEET GUM.
lst Principle.-A vegetable substitute for Gallo
mel or Mercury 10 secured.
ID. A cathartic nhat cleanses the Aflimentary
Canal and Its nefghsoring Viscera as thoroughly
as Lobela does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony IL secured to the Sc
creting vessels Of all the organs and glands in the
system.
4th Purifcation and equaliz alton Of the circula-
ton Of the blood.
5th The properties of these Pills communicate
nutritious principle to the blood and reparative
system.
9th A great want 10 su piled in their soothing,
healing and expulsiye power in cases Of intestinal
liberation, in Eruptive Fevers, where o cure
depends upon free evacuations.
7th The aged and persons suffering from paraly-
sis Of the bowls by the use of one Pill per day
cures regular excavations.
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n ,s..,1rss s.. e; s;'s,ss ras..sss,. ss,;
HOUSE AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PARLOR SETTS in Reps and Ha Cloth,
CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT
CHAMBER sETTs,
COTTAGE SETS,
SINGLE BUREAUS and wAsHsTANDs,
ELABORATELY CARVED BKDsTEADs,
CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES,
EXTENSION TABLES,
HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER Pill
LOWS,
OFFICE DESKS and WHITING TABLES,
CANTON MATING, &C., &C.
We have also for sale the celebrated
TUCKER STRING BED,
which, for comfort, durability and cheapness, IL
JAMES O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
apl-lm corner Of 10th and D streets.
VSTONEWALL JACKSON. .',-This thorough
- bred Stallion, owned By Gov. 0den
iS%s: Sdrss in ns msks sA9S
season at my stable, on U street, rear of the Ma
70 & S sns .Hss S
PHREY'S Livery Stable. sp l5-lm'
FURNITURE, n
Now selling at greatly reduced price for cash to
reduce stock. JOHN Q. WILSON,
apl5-lm southeast corner 9th and streets.
/ IMT Il I. PARE rR q MAoN1oHoLs
GENE RAJ PAINTING ESTABL LISHMEN1,
90 La. avenue. between 9Th and 7th streets.
r,.t, and Decorative w.n Painting, Gr.inins,
SSomDtT .tte0ded to- 3sterisls snS WorI@nne
ship can always be relied on arst class m,l I'm
NO. BAY MACKEREL.
The attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers is
E SrT ;ioce q No S:y :Id Ss0.s r.
lowest Eastern i0Obins 8riSt'a e aRovN CO.
YORK Sid.1 .Sf and Ca.r vin.ssS
COLD DOMINION" NAILs.-Full assortment
" Of the above IrPsEicE erspd q Nsils % IL stock
Builders and othsr H.rdXsre. ., 81 7th:t;.
- n - - - - a ~ - q " v
PLUMBERS, GAS AND sTRAM FITrBIs,
ass NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNsYLvAnIA AVENUE.
milo OFirst established in 1885,,
JOHN GRAY co.,
MAxuYAcTunERs AND DEALERs IN
WOOD AND WILLOW wAII
Dl0ONs,
ooRDAGI, &C., %
Is FULTON AND goa FRONT srREErs,
J. NEW YORK.
EpwARD HEATH. WILLIAM A. eRA
KHoxT CITY ExPREss -
Calls for. snd delivers 70 any address,
BAooA0B, PACKAGES, AND MEROHANDIs1;
AOvEs JU11lgBRI, &C., &C.. -
Hrineilel QAee, SJ4 Pons avenue, corner ssh
street, wassi16toa: 1raSch Once, New York
sSes ~ xSass' fsprsss O.. 6sorSsto-:.' ssi.S =
al kats. kk!as. ! x1Elssa{ 1lssa FIIEcjE ~ jE5IsIEI Ssx
spis 3. \. ?. xIxa ! soH.
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New BOOKS. NHw BOOKS.
FRENCH D RICHARDSON'S
334 Pennsylvania avenue.
BEHIND THE SCENES. by Mrs. Keckley s20o
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LIFE AMONG THE MORMONS. By Army
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BUTLER'S HUDIBRAS. (Globe Edition.)- 500
THE OCEAN WORLD, beautifully -" =.
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BARNES HISTORY OF THE THIRTY NINTH
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THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS FOR
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NAQUET'S PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY
( founded on Modern Principles London Ed
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AND CURE. By 8. Parsons Shaw. Lon
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All the new Books Of the day received AZ soos as
published, and sent by mail, postage paid. ap 2 If
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We know DR.. Lswrence's Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable alterstiye. &c, and take pleasure in
reeOmme ndng IL to the pr, fesrion and the public
A. y. MOORE, VI. ID
L. A. STIR D.
J. h. wINSTEAD, M D.
r. @ BARHAM NJ D.
W. g. DUGAN, VI. D.,
y. BARNES, NJ D.
X. W. KING. NJ. D.
WOODWARD, Id.
W I. BREWER, NJ D.,
W. j. BULLOCK, N. ID.
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THE WHITE HOUsK.-Tbe regu meeting OF
the Cabinet was held to-day: all the members
present. This morning several Representa-
tives had interviews with the President.
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= THE s'To BE" or not sto be"-question has
been decided, by the announcement shy au-
thority' that the nomination Of General Scho-
field to be Secretary OF War; was in place OF
Edwin M. Stanton removed, and not s.to be-
removed, as 'telegraphed from here.
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DT- J. J. LHWTsBfS
DEAR SIR: / take pleasure in recommending
your ROsADALIs a very powerful Alternative
have seen il used In two with happy results
one case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pr0nounesd d himself cured after having
taken nNe bottles OF your medicine. The other a
case OF scrOuta- OF long standing, hlSh il rapidly
i'm proving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recoy T. have careful
~ examined the formula by which your KosaialIs
. made, and find IL an excellent Compound Of al
eratiye nsredents.
Yours truly, X. W. CARR, M. ID.
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CIoxar na q Manure.

In an article published in the report OF
the agricultural department, Mr.. VOL
linger says the cheapest, most easily at
tainable and best of all manures for q
corn crop is dense mass of red clover,
either in its green or ripened and dried
state, plowed down three or four inches
only, just deep enough to prevent
wastsge, and yet near enough to the sur
face Of the ground to be acted on by the
SUMS heat and the air. In its decay,
clover thus affords certain, active and
constant nourishment to the young and
expanding roots of the corn. Both corn
and wheat grown over clover lay are
very generally free from disease and in
seets, and better ia yield and quality
than crops grown on or with animal ma
nures. But to secure Sais we mu9i ma
nure the clover while yet young with
liberal supplies Of plaster, lime, or fine,
well-rooted manure, spread broadcast
over the growing plants.
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Bnttsr fsr the MiIIIan.

In view of the extortienate rates at
which butter is held IN this market, any
thing which will crush the speculators
In this commodity deserves encourage
| ment. For this reason we append the
following, cut from the Richmond IVA. }
NetOs.
Mr.. r. II. Baptist, is now exhibiting at
the auction house of Mr.. w. K. Smith an
invention which must become popular
with all lovers OF butter, especially when
that article commands from so to so cents
pound. By this invention Mr.. B., last
night, manufactured from pint of milk
and two eggs, with the addition OF a cheap
and simple chemical preparation, one
pound and nint ounces OF butter OF good
quality We know that the statement
seems improbable we know that the
people will turn up their eyes incredu-
lOusly and say sit can't be done it
can't be good" etc., but the proof of the
pudding is In the eating. The operation
is performed every morning at nine
O'Clock, and every evening before sales
commance at Mr.. Smiths auction rooms,
in the presence of crowds, and doubters
are invited to go and see the butter made,
and zee IL weighed, and then to taste it
before they pronounce the thing impos-
sible. The butter can be made in any
chuIn, crock or jar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

There seems, so far as we can learn, q
general satisfaction among the farmers
at the result of their labors for the pres
snt year. The yield in all things, except
perhaps cotton, appears to come fully up
TO their expectations. Some will not
make as much cotton as they expected
or desired to, but the uncommonly fine
season that they have had for gathering
will so add to the quality that the de-
ficiency in yield may be compensated in
the price. We suppose there will be an
abundance OF corn, and, finding from
the appearances in the country and the
exhibits made In some Of our mercantile
houses, there will surely be good pota-
to crop-altogether We think We have
reason to be grateful, and are in no great
danger of starvstion.-MarshG1 Repts6
Hcan, 9th.
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more than once. While at sea, one
wanted to take q cold bath, to which the
other objected, and the captain had to
Interfere to produce a reconciliation.
How absurd, then, to talk of perfect con-
sentsnecus thought, action, ETC., between
them?
| The decision given by the profession
In Europe and America, thirty eight
years ago, when this case was first put
On exhibition, was that the Hgament Of
union was cartilaginous, probably pro-
| ioHgation of the ensiform cartilege from
the sternuna, and the chief, If not the
only obisction to its division has been
that the peritoneum might be involved
In the operation. It was moreover not
one demanded by surgery, for the twins
had lived and might yet live for years !;
the question of separation, therefore, was
with themselves or their guardians, and
not the profession. There were no disa-
grsen1ents, no differences among the doc
tors on this subject. The case was in
vslved in no mystery and the diagnosis
was easiiy made; the London Lancet, of
1880, even declared that it was more rare
th2n curious. By the ecraseur slr knife
any student, who has attended = course
Of lectures, may perform this operation
with success, and which, moreover,
should be attempted even by any one In
case OF death, taking care to divide the
parts nearer the one deceased. 1t would
appear, then, that there are no good rea-
sons why these naturalized Asiaties
should have been permitted to violate
the seventh commandment, by common
consent, without even rebuke.
AS there exists no academy of physi-
clans aRd surgeons in Paris, the Siamese
may be on a wild goose chase, which
their family physician might have pre-
vented, as well as the wild and fsneiful
speeulations regarding them which are
now crowding our daily papers. The
scientific world, too, especially those en-
gagged In the study of medicine and sur
gerry, as the press is kind enough to OBJ
sscV4, may NOT, therefore, be intensely
Interested, /" after ell, and the public may
be free again to direct their attention 10
something more important and better
understood than the contemplated sepa-
ration of Chang snd Eng.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Aahpa for Wheat,

A correspondent of the Rural Gentle
nGS, in Delaware, writes strongly il
favor of ashes to prevent rust in wheat
and from experience has found them oi
great value. AS to the effcts of ashes,
be says they have, like Shakspeare's
sherry-seck,' "three-foId operation 81
l. The ashes operate as measure upon
the wheat, even in the limited quantity
of eight bushels per acre.
2. They push the wheat forward sew
eral days, and in time to escape the hot,
sultry days, which often prevail about
the time Of the "heading out of the
wheat; and
8. They strengthen the stem, giving il
substance and solidity.
I may add one or two more properties
of the ashes; they afford just that kind
of pabulum or food, which is best for the
development and perfection Of the grain,
and will, in my opinion, also prevent the
ravsges of the fly in the wheat. I would
here venture the remark, that whoever
once tries this experiment will there
after spread his wood ashes upon his
wheat as above indicated; and, in so do
ing he will effectually guard against and
prevent "the rust " in his wheat.
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Fattenins Cattle.

Fattening animals of all kinds, lay on
flesh very rapidly IS the weather grows
cooler. Keep beeves and sheep in pasture
as long 40 the feed is good. but yard them
at night, and feed twice . day with grain,
If they are to be marketed soon other
wise simply feed SO as to be sure they are
constantly gaining. Pigs should have
cooked food and plenty OF it. Push for
ward their faLtenlng as rapidly as possi-
BILE, for at no season will they gain faster.
Keep them clean, and give them warm
sheltered nests. Poultry also gains very
rapidly, and 1t ia best to fstten> them on
scalded meal, with corn, wheat SCREEN
ings, and other food In addition, at day
light in the morning and late in the
afternoon,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

Prof. s. n. White writes TO q New
York paper of total eclipse of the sun
which Is to occur in August, 1859. His
notes OF the track of the totally, calcu-
lated fifteen years ago, are as follows !:
The sun will rise eclipsed In the interior
of Siberia, on the morning Of August Z,
1863, when the shadow will move in a
noFtheasterly direction then, turning
eastwsrdly and sOuthwsrdIy, will pass
over Behring's Straits and Northern
Alaska about noon, local time. Thence,
moving across part of British North
America, it will re-enter the United
States in Montana, between two and
three p.m., local time. Moving thence
across Western Nebraska, It will pass
diagonsliy through Iowa, passing over
Sioux City, Des MOines and Keokuk
sbOnt Ave O'Clock. Thence it will move
to the southeast, over Jacksonville, ILL
nois, across Southern Indiana, Central
Kentucky, Eastern Tennessee, into and
across North Carolina, and will touch
the sea coast il PaDlioo Sound; and it
Will finally leave the earth not far from
the Bsrmudas. 1t Will DO visible 10 all
parts OF the United States, and total over
belt of 100 miles wide along the line
Just indicated, the sun being bid mere
than four minutes.
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Cor, M.al ro,. gIiIoh COWS.

The statement 10 often made through
the agricultural press that corn meal is
the best feed for COWS as milk producer.
Why this should be repeated when the
experience Of every farmer is TO the con-
trary, we cannot tell, unless it is for the
reason that corn meal is the best grain
feed for cows not giving milk. There is
no grain so good for keeping up animal
heat and producing flesh and fat, and 1t
ID ussd in winter by most dairymen for
that purpose! but as milk producer It
is the poorest grain that can be given.
Oat meal and wheat bran are far supe.
rior. These statements are based upon
actual experiment and the experience Of
many farmers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

We have conversed with many OF
tbs leading farmers of this county and
gather from them that this county has
made more abundant crop this year
than any one since the war. There is
abundance of corn at 81 so per barrel,
and the cotton crop will be large one,
better yield than for many years past.
The crop Of hogs is not large, but there
will be acorns enough to. iatten every
one In the country. Cotton is now NOV
ing In rapidly and finds ready market
IN our town at remunerative prices, sag
lS to 2ic. We ara glad to sss again such
evidences OF reVivlDg prosperity. Our
merchants and grocers are opening large
stocks, and every thing wears a more
cheerful aspect. Trenton Tenn. Ga,
zette. !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20
REPLY

b. T. Helmbeld. Esq 5oI Broadway:
Your letter of I4th inst. received, con-
tanning check for $40, 900. This amount
I shall use in the most appropriate man
ner. perused the contents of your let
ter with the utmost qualification. The
question is presented to the people
whether they will aid in eleoting an ad-
ministration bent on trampling the Con-
stitutiOn into the dust, and elsvating
upon its ruins q power controlled by
bOndhOlding aristocracy, whose motto is
gold for the rich and rags for the poor,
with prostratisn in every branch of in
dustry and the business of the whole
country, or from whose intelligent sd
ministration we caa have one Union,
one country, one destiny.
Sincerely yours
GEO. WASHINGTON LANGLEY.