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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Ser 40, GunareB.-3 giknuo.

W4lbtn9tpn, 10. 0eS. - (Sendt.
Der Strat trurne teutF rbne bqs lpnlt oe.
braH0ltde @ebet erpffnet.
son. YpInerpp b%eantrQate bic llnterlaGT1no
Ger Srtle'un0 bes NlptptCfIes, tnpen gpt.
iIdtlen res 9rdltpcnten Der 8orldae barrten
@cfptlt8t u. bic 8Otlhaftgn emSfdnoen. Or
SplFsff nperretfte eit Bon 1900 2rnter
S6n Stpdbolm (Sdpepcn) unter3rtdnctee
memorandum, ipprnad btfietbfn mad, ben
SfT. S!adleil ~atS5utpdnbeIn ipiinidjen nno
n Grftd1glrt9 Ter Mtttet Sur 9tetie UNI lie
GrlpetIult9 herlelbrn 9egen titnItt9e gBieber>
erlFattllt9 purf Arbeit mittclt elmer Con.
9ftB Gtrtlnur9 bitten. Reftrtrt.-gpmerpY
lc91e eA Wtrl1Gra1oum IN 8etreff 6e5 fSrau-
eiItttlrlltrebts HCr. 8elpa9 lberretbte bic
@0nocler5 : 8eldtiiiTe bs llntrblnics ilber
Den Spo he5 Srn. Qbapp. Gteoeps. Ber1efen.
HplltelpY brdhte cine @iG In @etreff Der
Nteceroert0mnlltn1 her Gp%n1ttuttpps, GUn.
StHt on oQn@fpr9ta etn.-Garl1r bedptr1ate
StlRluB tur Snitruirun9 be8 Stuff; Gplnis
fe6 peie1 @tnberiGtuna elmer Bill grbrfs
Hrpp0r!tpntrun1 Ter 8ertretuno i'm Grn~
9rEtE nap ran 2. Mbihnttte Res Ia. Nn1sn.
rtIaei!'p' Sruntbua bfantragte, bcm 90.
niue P'trtlt ot5frett0lrare Mabt III aettattcn.
9onaQ Der Seiflub n1Dpif3trt pur6e.-Quf
Spipe's Antrda ipureC an cen NrGliSenten bic
Mntrai e JefltGt. pb fitbtS ,0ibbS- 8efdnaniFa
IL NttFlneno, 8a., cie Mltetbe be3ablt NOR,
nm iel, uhe tpenn ie, nit tpe!dter GrmQebft.
9Hh9G Auf Spra9ue's Gntra1 rpurbe pas
tlnan5 " 9onttle sur Nbaabe etne5 Gjutad
fs12 Heer nc @%etatnn9 Der 3plfreten Gin.
tupf 6Pil IN pen Ser. Staaten su pertcTern.
zen SeurrtpaTcn anaemielen. y g6onpler,
28b4Le, Sherman, Spparc, 8lders. Serrs
lnp Cameron cerktdclten lib in cine lonoe
0etdfte ltel HE @ufnaHme Der BIZ be,i9s
ltG per j3bae auf aupfer unp gr,e, peIde
looann nab Nblttmmuns nit 25 geaen %
StlInltten 1rripr'grrt tpurbe. 9ertaat.
0as 91u5 tat it9 befanntltd porn Nrei>
ta9ep'S @tplt'a9, rem q. Deg, sertagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Gds SbersS teaeramt IN gSalbtngtpn bal
lnti6iereL rat 9runpeisentbums. urp 9au,
perrm6, @efcalaaften elmer gecstal- @baobr
ais &dntterS mad Ibi6nitt 10, 9ardoropH
l, pcs @eleseS BON 80. Stunt 1864, inter.
tporfen INN. Is betbt in bela9tem &ti6nttte
0Sepe Strma, Stripn rtsr @sleathoft, mel
dc etnen 9eIhaitsYlds bat, 100 8elp au5ae.
l!cter. peer auf gpnps, 8ertteaptere, Spe.
sue, SSlNIrl pHer S6uleI6etne DprgefrcdI
ptrp. ais Gin BANTER. @elhdft befreIbent. an.
9eleben Miro" 9teie5 fdgt has 4usleibcn
BON @tte auf Grunpetoentbdm In Gih. @ls
3anfters lplte iebe @eiell6aft mpnatltten
8eriAt aber pas tenuBte Capital a]bftatter
unp cine Steuer SDn etnem 6atben ctnes
8iertet @rp3entS (ctn AhteD sdbten. Rteie
Gnliactpung erfolgte I'M Setrrf zines 9al.
b~eretars in Q9aibtn9toA unp ntrS ais nab-
gcbenb fir ate 9dupereine In ben Ser. Staa,
ten ar1cltbGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
sin 80. sdminbcL

Gttca9p, 10. Dr5. = Die @unt3tpat.
Seb0rDen itub fOebeu in Der unterfutuns
sepihtr nit Re1tit&ttn- @trfdufen ~srrbunse>
ntr betra9ertf6er Oef9Qfts 3ranaGftcner
besrifen, aus pel0er ttsber iG NIT sttmlt>
der 8eptBbeit terausfeGt, 6a6 Gtaentbum
Gts sur 90be Scaer So, 900, 600 mtttelil be.
tr(tBcrif6er SteuerSettel unp 9efdliAttr 8t-
(%tsurfunoen bon bt8ter uubefannten 9trl0.
men tdti9ltN s~erfauft noretn 1T. &pbert
Gttfolt, ter Sp9n be3 pereptgten SrdNpen>
tell, 1T 9l.thfdts unter ben 9cidminbtiten,
pa CT tn 9utcn 0ldubm zines Der in Rebe
ttebenetn @r,hbitGfe bon ben g6winplern
aefauft Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
R@- 9LI!en's Ynnaen.8 nIlam !,

@'s bchs mittcl sur Seiluus her Sd,tpinbfad,t
mo aIler stratfbcitcn Der 2unseft. Gs tsvirft,
gag Ns her Sdleim rnt i~pnftssr apsrpurf l6f't, pine
oe saFtta SFSade CHE sunasn) gu rti,sn unS cine cine
SfrIisptl'tio hes eetbss gu Ssrurra6rn. 9benIp Rdrtt err
Sas 9Sitem, sHifsrnt N~a6tf6weiFe unO umranbeft aus
bic tFaattn 4asftetennsen in einrn s%cfunten 8uaanb =.
Us entPdEf fsta SptNm in trsenb etner 8srm uns IN
ooufomlatn anibdsIi6 ielbf fir has sartefs Sinh, Gs
III uEera1 8rpfe @aafra8e barna& put aeat sepen III.
frisSeH.
Dds WefuItdI feites 0sbrauas N gersis fttusr gpr.
jaBIttfeit, fsine differentiation, ]bsiIsntsn gt,enffaf.
ten Sertsn spn Allen, bic i'm traatsr. smpfinte cit /.
3susriie ii6er iettfu StrS man in einrm pamphlet fin.
ben, nrthcs man Ssa alien %2esnten, bic pet su'fam
%rerfdHien, tetpmreu fam.
%crrp Davis & Gov. SrpuiSrncr, eR.s3., Sc.
atral'g8boifdle .Iaertea fir HE 5fit6tn Siaaten.
gu ]SerauitH tei nu,r Drrautaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

SrDbtbence, 3b.>S., 10. 0es.-Dr.
uNler @arion, eth pprsl9ltNer UNI allgc>
metn 8saHteter btelt9er @r3t. gtpefener
5Atf5arSt an 8prp be8 Sla99enfAtfeS
n2awrenee" III Der G6laAt auf Dem grit
zee unp Der teststebcnse gealnte BON Ser
rvs S6if ilarb p~terieibt beute frlp, 50
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
sic WkprDcrin ESlrnl.

SnbtanappttS, 10. 3e3br. - Sn
rem Yrp3eTt sesrn pie Der Gtnicrruna 6rs
gpuna'lGe Gbepaares an'eftagte SraugItm
la9te teute eth GntlatuneS> 3euse rntsr Gu
ale' cr babe cieIslbe (6rau Glenn CUR i3elt
ees Nprce5 auf bent bieiiaen @oitdmte ee-
leber, 9elprpbGn unb ibr auf eaS Stetb 9t>
treten, ipOrlbcr lie tbm @prpirfe gena9t
tattt.-Dte Srrtteipisuns bOfTt, auf Gruns
Rteter &Usia8e elm p&Itbt" c]pnltatirsn su t5n>
t,p,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

trlrre beute bier tereinbunfirt. Die Gei6nh.
me Der Srau gQtS Spne8 Den peniacota,
8ld., unb elmer permttnt'tGen Srau 8rpNfs,
fopte Sener hes g8n. @lrsin aus 2put8-
ptae, SN.. ipurcen Spn Dem @ra6e berein9e,
braht unp iplen beeret9t merSen.-Dte Sc
teafGaft Bat tbre 9edmten aHaeipteien, fem
Gtetnbl sur @erfra6tuns auf loren Dant-
bffrn dninnehmrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

N~S uttUNs
Nep yprf, 10. Se3br.-Sr. Jtlf bat
eiltipeper tar lid ielbft pber fur &e6nuna Der
nSrttFGt lenbahn" bic leSte @phe binburf
Ne8pttattpnen pe9en Anfaufes Der ugep>
port.G ampferltnie" auf rem Sunte rtunb Der
nStpntn9tpn-9inte" 9etatrt. Grftere fpft fir
SI,20o,o0 unb settrre fir $500, 600 pt1.
tauft nerssn, tpslhe greiie tebah Geitcns
per nerle-Mhoitatten" ais piel 3u Bod be-
tuncet1 fperoen. Die ngrifDl-D dmpferlinte"
maree TN Sale bes abfdflies pbiser Rdufe
NIT Der Neppcrter ginie pereintst urb Der
ptrefte Aniflub berielben an bic .grie,
Giienbabn" betperffteltat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Pd%rtfprp, Gpnnr 70. Deikr. - Der
staotrInpdlt @amsrllp erbielt heute Die Of
ftjtrae Nn3ei9e, PAP 9ti6ter Nelipn pom
8unoesfrets0ertht eiuen aetttpeiti9tn Gin
lhltSbefetl an bic D&llten~G iienbatn-@ sfea.
f4tft" CUR Gtntrlune bcs 8aues Der grildt
Iber ben Connecticut Stuff ertol Ne. babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

uns SdsateaseseHfantsa t~en:urrirt II rarsissr gDstre
nit eent ctfu6snaHnten 6 ei66fte.
Die 30. SptH GBhgerB Ii. GBhue, Rr q
RrrS,Gbarlesitr rFertrsn. ds ~ 8tRaeittrtsn a,tia..
net cine retts GuSSdGl Srt Gurus. u. 6austalts 9yi-
fen. fppte lire trern aud rtbt ais @,les.nbeits. Skisft
fl betra6tsnSsal @aItr- unO Gas,5iHrt6tunse mad
ben uCutittn WRfcrn.
Brau e. @o8nsr, Nr. 81, Sarrtfpn., rabe Cos.
SIR. tdlt Fn 9lger teirnsers biGia,r pprisaan. pnb
@ldtwaorsn, gtatmenaeen, GBtstcder &c. ~ Helm, IN
eEhpnfru %prrr5tFih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
GinbruhspiebifahL.

Wpreeiter, Raf., 10. Desbr. - Das
Juipflen- tlrb @olbihmud> @aarenlaaer her
Wnt. ptlerett q So. in Nsrtbbpip', MaF.,
tpuroe In LETTER Hdnt bon 3teten erbrpden.
Die feuerfelte Safe Durbe aufaeprenat unr
earaus IN Sbltsattpnsn Der 8etra9 ppa
$1,000 enttpenbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Gttagp, 10. Oe3br. UDtbwaitte,
Ger NIT MtDepttt UNI bic 9tqare>G dmpsn>
Fhdft IlhertfaS ipteten wtrp, III tier etnoe,
tlpfen. Derielbe bat nit %cter SnYpsr elns
9artie BON 1900 pptnten aeipielt, III metber
CT tenlelbert nit SOL Qpintrn 3urttdlteB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

@tnetnnatt 19. Dt3.-2thter guat
bon Columbus, angefIast Der G%rfclsuna Be.
tril9erii6ersla turaIiiatipns yaptere ipd6renb
per lfsten 8atl IA. Mes. gemeleetl, be-
itaro sfterl fetn critics gerbbr Dor bem Bum
es.grmmt1ar. Or b~etauptete, unf6ulsia
81 feta.
Bur Ohio
etnetnnati, 10. De3br. - Der per>
tp9lts Hunpf bee campers unniteb Staies~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

perren-8 arOerobe=A rtifela,
aun
Gtuee Sitter aAer Gprter
HHe 3u bepeutenp berabeefesten 9retlts
~ tatenin
Wsbriber Smith & GDntp.'8
uSNarbfes SAL"
@t. So anb 40, Wea @a..i':-grsarase.
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
8efanntmaGunGea.


tsH~NA sH ~AhlutiJtVH
pr. &apie gEelfeier, Nr. 10, YarSp's Court, ,mt
lfsl pehltIYlranta, apcane II. y. StraBe III unier getn
tGr SaitthatPn, Georgetown uni NisJararia uab al
8~atllin8et iii ihn 1T MAIDEN.
So anHt8ett fur BEN -Gptre$cnkentsn@ spsrssn an
tsIustetn Srte nNcdeuGeuOrtmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
9aB Qie0 Oaul Giielt,

81 bin rtddtiG IN hem 1egen,
Den esr &riencr trCstg inpt1at:
SGdlt Stlrt une 9ecg' ~entgegsn,
9ornr her 0ampfrr pprwGrts erinat;
grarae ait qGfdfes SGulsr;
Frf' RES Strimtf5 glht bCrit,
gosnu hes Bites 5lafuHtn ellen
6arrlrs in ibr GrNenara5.
Ord tlirm' i'd auf Nubmes ;Siuue,
3rtae nrtne SdbpIns Strait,
NhGit!t Der Mtfnihteit id geptane
BriiteH StNtFs Nrbeusfdft!
Stnu! res 2ebenS ltetel fieten!
SieP! ta5 fbttmrffe 2ei4 lid tcuat,
Wciet nuf sr QRaN0' %erblubeH,
S!iic ppn rem Mntftt pftBt!
Gpsrerlle unb S6Fint mos aisten;
&u' Webrsftc trpast it'd
DIG 9%eirtten Sdrnpnit'h
NetN ms @hsts, ms rthtc, i'd!
9SiItt aud, tiittu @trane Oh tennst
IIs bic Stise her Rdtur !?
Blttdltr Duitcr, frnt Dirb nenren
"Rcrudn'ic)cr 2Brup" nur /!
Der rprrtoidtiid,e SDrt.p" III cine Betefte QSfrne
esS Stlen gtetprrees cine iteue Gntsetung In her Wifti.
~, wtlte bic Wurirl antr lebel burb 5petluus he.
Sluie8 NIT tCthem Sebtnss@rtnBtpe, feline N
GebenSsGltnttnte, stm fe n, a%uarsift,
Net benz ddtet ltEb bic Nprtc ~@erupiat SDr,ip4
ms 8las etrsebtaieH.
Srelhuren gratis.
3. .. Gfnsmore. Gisentbamer,
W,i ,G,. M.,th,f... =. q -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Sele9rapbiiGe 9epeiden.
(8srtatet fur ZEN n9satf&ea Grrrfpvnssntsa.- >
DdS 0pID.Noip.
Nemc uGric~- 1tufernehmuno.

Ntn.gert, 10. DECEMBER. - seutiee Salus-
nptirrss 1861.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Ser 9eati5e Correspondent.
NIinc fniftiae Gntidrinnnn-

9aIamrrc, q. Dcsembcr 1868.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
kaikrrb0dser lcbeHs : DfrIld)f-
tltnas-O flfu(daft,

ut. TO, Sefpllt1tr.
Sphu g. RiS,ef8s @elddft8fi6Yer.
~ 9lr @ntun aopbiieie ltsest EN- ottef Ia per
syp. b. BlotteS.
ay- Sur Srn. 5pbann Sie.rteb 9tpSe iisst elm Brief
n Ter CRY, b. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Rg- SIR Hrn, 0rissr. gbttaer Gest elm srtef III her
Cry. :. ~.
&5~ aSrisfe tur ~gpiapcas Sdiaginsfi unt n.
zNsAtfr lieaft IN kcr CIR. b. Bi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
g & ff1rb

@therh, Srrntd9 Wsreen, AM 20. DIT, Charlotte
3iiilna, sreits 2pater Ton Gari unb pauline Rebel,
fnSet beite. glpntas, Fasmittaas nm 8 utr, ssn Der
Wchnuig btr <crn aus iatt. 5reurte unt gttann:e
Der Sain,lie int aGtnn9spuaa tinsetaeen. Rutften
ntbtn non Stsnart's Stalen, pertnatGn., Jriltsn 81.
berlp. ltle gdrtltr., frd.is 1s2 Nbr ab. (303l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
@cibnadtS. Wcldjcnfe nadj S%eutld)lano

Cur Sfipr8ur0 Hpn @ediel. unt Wplamts .@u8saD-
ktnaeh mad Grrppa, wsl6r np6 iur g9ritnattssei,
~bfrasssH ~etntrcfen icarn, IL unaciiamte &ufsabe nclF.
ipenSIg. &. Rdine,
(S3-) Ode ser Baltimore II. @asAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
.Rr; SO, 2eqar., We.
Gbrpnifbe 1tebcl, Serppbc In,
sSSpfrttusipr ~

rs @arnhns! SIN uHierem ticts tpsd,fe lnrtn
|aItnih fnS Sufttn, Grfdltvns pno GrantBsiten hes Sal.
IcS HH' ser StHs fsbr tduTa bic a%rauiame aussetruns
Vrsert ibre Spfer. Dieis &rantteiten tSnnen, iprnn tet
'seiisn bfattet, aNfseBalrcn utt sebstlt rsrsen. Das
.Srtfnittet 1T Gr. Wiitar's @aliant scn sBile. 8irl&en.
Ionn Z L goal
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28
, rrnnIn,.r CArrLE PLAGUE

The Lafayette, (la) Journal says that
a fatal epidemic has broken out among
the cows in the northeastern part OF
Tmpecanoe county, and they are dying
of very rapidly. About one-third of the
cows in the neighborhood of the Wild
Cat and north of the city have died
within ten days past aud several have
died in the city proper The disease is
rapid in its eflects-the ANIMALS being
apparently well ia the morning and
before night are dead, in many instances
dropping down by the roadside, within
an hour or two after viking The first
symptoms noticeable is stihening OF the
limbs and an inability 60 walk, after
which death speedily ensues. After
death the body swells very rapidly and
becomes very offensive a green, slcken-
inr smelling fluid oozing from the mouth
and nnstril4 The same disease is also
thinning out the stock in several parts Of
Illinois. Numerous examinations have
been made, but they have thrown no
light upon the cause of the disease, and
up 10 this time no remedy has been
discovered Ii is 10 be hoped that the
matter will be thoroughly Investigated
and some remedy found to prevent the
further spread Of the disease
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28
Details of the Drawing.

suitable committee Of responsible gentle
men viii be selected 90 conduct the award Of
prizes Ga the day appointed. at Mercantile Lii
bTaTy Hall, on the following plan.
One hundred thousand numbers, representing
the certificates issued, will be placed in one
wheel, and i've hundred tickets, Inscribed with
tho names Of the prize, 10 wit; 'PaschRll
House., etc, will be placed 10 another, from
these wheels number AID prize will be drawn
at the same time and the number drawn will
take the prize drawn with 1t. The prizes will be
ready tor delivery upon the result of the award
being known, and the persons by whom the ten
real estate prizes are drawn, VIII receive deeds
. the same, with title clear aud unincHmbered.
The numbers drawing prizes VIII be published in
all papers nov advertising the scheme. and lists
seat a. FAR possible TO holders Of certificates.
All moneys received upon the sale Of these GER
tihcates vail be placed in responsible banking
houses Of ST. L0uis, where II viii remain to the
Credit OF the Association until after the drawing
takes place.
DIFFERENCES GIVEN BY PERMISSION TO
Aall. Pollard 4 Reuick. bankers, ST. Louis
Daniel e. Taylor. eT- Mayor Of Sc. Louis Butch
ers' and DrOyers Bank. 81 LOUIS Peoples Saw
ings Association IT. Louis; Edwards Plunmer
Memphis Tenn. Baatmen's saving Institutiou
ST Louis, No; John n. andrews, ex sheriff Of
n. Louis county, Mo. Layciiie. Warner x Co..
proprietUs Southern Hotel, 81. Louis and
oihers-
N0TICE.-PeFsons ordering certificates by
mail can send Freeuhacks To the amount Of $40
IN REGISTERED letters, and pOstOhiee and other
drafts. payable to oar order. for larger athsanis
% our risk, with address 81 town, county and
State carefully written All orders Tor certiE-
Gates and Communications should be addressed
10 PHILIP 6. LANHAM Manager.
80 v aipnteireef under Soui bern Hotel,
~ ST. Louis. Me.
J. A. COPELAND. Secrciary,
Certificates Of this Association for sale In
Louisville. ky., by Capsaia W. u. khEA, tien-
eral AGENT Money can be seaifo hin b leiteE
NASHVILLE AGENCY. m
JAMES A. MCCLURE. s.
mayl0 eodd Music Dealer, No. Is Uni0n St
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28
Eight Weeks for Nothing /.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A LII SUBSCRIBERS TO TIRE eULTINA-
n tor and Country Gentleman for 1858, re-
eeived previous 70 November ], 1867. with the
money, Will receive that paper weekly through
November and December, eight numbers IN al,
without charge.
The Cnltivator and Country Gentleman is
published ia large weekly numbers Of sixteen 70
twenty pages each, and designed 70 include
every department Of Agriculture, Stock Rails
ing, Horticulture and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer usiDg the following ex-
tracts from well-iR9Ormed sources, rather than
10 speak for themselves
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
Gentleman as Standing az the head Of the
Agricultural press Ofthe country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Gen
uoman 4" the best Of oil the American newspa-
peTs devoted 10 matters of rural economy
The Gardeners Monthly says that the COun-
Try 6eDtleman IA F" conducted with decree OF
talent equal % any Eufupean journal. and Eupe-
nor 10 most Of them"
The Canada Farmers' Advocate says I'VE
are in receipt Of agricultural public atigmE from
all parts Of the world. but for truthful accounts,
we'll written, practical articles. snd general
management OF the paper, we bave seen none at
all 20 compare with the Cultiyator and Country
GENTLEMAN. Published in the United States"
HEkMS--fbe terms are lower than those Of
any other paper Of similar standing One copy.
e. 50 per year; four copies. 81; eight copies.
SIC. Specimen copies Tree Of eharPe.
And let il be remembered, 10 6ne. that those
who ubscr be for 1858. az any date subsequent TO
November !, 1867, will be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance 20
LUTHER TUCKER a SEN, Publishers,
Albany New York.
80 Orders for The above fine Agricultural
Paper, accompanied BY the money, addressed to
the UyoE AID DIsPATcH Once. viii be prompt
~ attendedto and receipts for same forwar ed.
nrftT If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT.


The Commissioner Of Agriculture res
ports from statistics received at has
Office that rarely are our winters SO la
vorable % fall-sown wheat as that OF
1878. Seldom has the temperature
been so uniform aud the ground so con-
stantly covered with snow conditions
favorable 70 the vitality and healthiul'
ness of the wheat plant Almost the
only complaint of winter freezing and
thawing, and consequent Undertaking
comes from the latitude Of Tennessee and
Southern Kentucky, where comparatively
small breadths Of wheat are sOwn.
The New England States, now scarcely
considered wheat growing, are aWaken'
ing 10 the necessary Importance OF the
bread supply, and are encouraged to at
tempt wheat culture more largely by the
fine condition Of that now in the ground.
Notwithstanding the steady cold oil the
long winter was remarkable, extending
to the Connecticut shores ofLOng Island
sound. The season was equally lavor3
able in the Middle States, which report
few discouraging facts affecting winter
crops. Throughout New Jersey Penn
sy!yania and Delaware there is a general
expression Of satisfaction with the cons
dition Of wheat, and confident exPee-
r tation of fruitful harvest IL no casu-
alty intervenes In the Ohio valley
and in the Northwest, wheat gem
orally looks well In West Nir~
ginia, Putnam and Wood counties
report inferior condition from winter
killing; others claim better stand than
for years. From Indiana the accounts
of the crop are uniformly favorable. In
Kentucky there is much diversity in the
appearance, and not little complaint OF
winter-kiling. In Illinois, and especial
" in the northwest, the fall-sown gen,
orally looks well. Very little loss from
freezing is reported from Missouri From
Virginia, North Carolina and Tonnes
see, the condition reported is more varl-
able More or less winter-killing result
ed ia the belt between the Both and 59th
degrees of latitude from alternate ireez-
ing and thawing, tho covering OF snow
being more general than usual, but not
Of sufficient depth orprotection. A lew
counties only make the loss severe, and
many represent the prospect for harvest
unusually goods Further South ac'
counts favor an abundant harvest in pro-
portion 10 acreage sown.
II is worthy of mention AID OF care"
FOL notice, that in every locality that has
suffered from freezing those fields that
were planted with the drill are compara-
lively unscathed, while the broadcast
sowing is in miserable condition; and 1t
is also found that thorough tillage en-
ables the thrifty and well-rooted plant
10 endure the action Of the frost, while
the carelessly seeded wheat is ruined.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28
Information Ina u. =. Circuit
Court, Mid. bis. Team.
APRIL TERM isss.


No. I1i6-Unitcd States ". lgs barrel
Whisky.
WIfEREAS. r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ AT
W tarney Of the United States Cor aaid Dis-
irict, has Gied bic Information IN said Court as
we'll 90 behalf Of the United States 81 A. Hop
kins. infDrmer. and Of 81 persoss concerned
against Eve barrels whisky. tHiliiamsd Hancs
reDuted OAR srs.J alleging. am0ug ether thinTs
that said spiriis wa eetzed a. f0rtsitod g. tho
United States for this causes IN SAID info Flil iou
alleged.
Now, therefofe. IN oEedisncs % Che mouitian
Of said Court. D. rae directed and delivered
o. hereby give pabiic notice % al persons efaifa
ing said properly. or knowing or having any
thing o. say Why the same sh0uld not - con
demned a. forfeited, and thai thgy be aud aB-
pear before said Cirrut Court o. BE- holden iu
he Federal C0uFi Recon-. 10 fks CsRifsl ~
y ashyilie, Tennessee. oa the zeth stay 81
April. is'A. a. Do o'clock a. h.. then and ihars
g. IutsTpOse their claims.
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