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j COMMISSIONERsS SALE.

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10 : yS@i}In;Eq u1t ty+-0 york .Ilistaoi fiaSd
Margsss North, tAdmfnistTatriH, 1BRitac FSre-:
IoW fBssap fs9ssfts yewn iatd5it,lh6ase Mfostgads
TN obedience to the Order of the Court 6f Equity
Il lin this cause, $fawiil a1pse To pnbhcsafe; on
'hf ftRsf isf MoNtpAlsYs tls Ys1fN III toc ocf6fBEK NEXT, ii
tfiee House aid Est nov occapisd by tie Defen.
l9f5SHs sS1sofRa oF an lsl AcR III s4
raore OF less, and bounded BY lots OF T. J. Bell r
n: D. Slower aa 1e--1isa
-.esis3s 5ftTERMS OF lSAIlE;9a 10 eadCo
aifaA Ereditoft months, with interest from day
Of sale, secured by bond with good personal sure.
ties ana q mortgage of the premises. Soa mitch
Cashionl daytof sala aswiit payithe eoatao6 these
:so eas1 Commissioned N n equity
~ igsepterhbeS1 S10A - ,2ns 2;y7s ali .lis4t -
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IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.

R. L. Love, Administrator, and Jane M. Love,
y Us. Ann E. Wright and Others AHBiu for In
junction, Aceo1tnt, dc. :s - gEf.'sIl. -
TJHE Creditors of w. P; BERRY, deceased,
Il are required TO- present and establish their de-
mands before me, according TO law; on or before
the 1st day Of October, next. is-sr =. = '-:7..e
$3.50 WALTER B, MEHESsG- Ely d.
Aupnst q -'..a 353 Inn
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q: s
Tor t41eH54stric ct of q. Carolina:

in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE o: 8.
For ths1,astfdct OF g. Carolina:
HoBERa iAs 5. Mss5 sssRhAn & = BAsrsorroz BAN, s9 Y
At KorAxie, ieGtss SAID District, Oh tie lath day
,i; i5s ~ ~ l;:a ;, S pteis 1855 ~ .I IN -. ',.ti c
ITyHIS is to give notice that Petition has been
. filed i1fsaid Court by R0B'TS. BECKHAM,,
of lancaster Sc c. insaid District, duly declared
Bankrntt, linderthe Act Of Congress entitled San
sGet to Establish al Uniform System of Bankruptcy
throughout the :United States, Approved End
March, 1857, for discharge and Certificate there
undMtha said AASt Eand the st6y day q October.
1883, at clock, NJ, is assigned Tor the hearing
Registers in bankruptcy 81 said Court, at his Of.
fice' IN 1Yofkviile, South Carolina, when and
where the Creditors may attend, and shew cause,
il any they @ h hsye Why the prayer OF said Petition
D.. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
By EEW. .bIkwsos,! Deputy Messenger. *:
4 I'ssptsmBer 40 "a Z -. $s j. LIIi ?'3t !:
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE U. s..
For the District of 3. Cnrolina.
WILLIAM G. OWEN ~ tpi.! fASAAofiof', ' t1 g.,
a. Korkple, IN tie sad District, on the 18th day
5lD@ ,Ea'onF September, 1868. CO -. ..! -.
HyHIS is to give notice that q Petition has been
III filed in said, ,Coup, by WIN. c. OWEN, IL, of
YORK, insaid District ,ldpIy declared a Bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress, entitled "An Act
tt: Establish Uniform System of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" Approved End
March, 1857, for discharge and Certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable unr
der the said Act and the 9Th day of october,
1858; at12 O'Clock, NJ, unassigned for the hearing
Of fae Same, before W. /. 'CEAWSoN, one OF Che
Registers in Bankruptcy:of said Court; at his Of
fee in Yorkyille, SouthC Carolina, when and where
the Creditors may attend, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said Petition
should not be granted. -l..:y 4ig.. ,.,ss 4. Gc4i
IJ.P. NJ. EPPING, u. s. Marshal as Messenger.
BY J. H. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger:
September IT, - 38--. -. St
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LEAD PENCILS.

DLACK, Blue and Red, and Carpenters PEN
III - J0HNIE. 1GRfST. "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
A. H. Poag, Us. J. B. Poag and others.-BiM jor
Do,Der, dc. -.. ~ =, ~. ot s5i .
vTyHE Creditors of s. G. POAG, deceased, are
required to present and establish their de-
mands before me, according to law, on or before
the lst day of October next. - -, g. q
WALTER B. METTS,
--.. ~ Commissioner In Equity.
August27 r, - 35 r g"!2lms
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SHTRTTNGS ANDfHOSE.

drown and Bieached Shirtings, Guilt Lining,
II cotton Flannel and Drilling, Ladies' fine, Cot
ton Hose, and Childrens Wool Hoss tor =, saie
cheap, by 81 Z. M. iDORSON & GO.
September II = :: rT'a.5rss ? -ni'h!:aEio NJ
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SHERIFF'S SALES. 7

DY virtue Of Wits Of Fqsri Ed1ius, 10 me dr.
Id rected, Will be sold betwssn the sie6al hours
Of Sheriff Sale, ON THEFTRST MONDAYN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

OLDNEWSPAPERs FOR SALE.
xnnn OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE,
lUUU at 81 per hundred. Apply at the -
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
MayrI4 = - - 20 ,~ - fa'wf : If
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j, saGaasssl saslM 8 sss!s RgsgsH !. slss!ss


!, sasg saG I'll Is :. E.Ea slss!i
gTp WHOM ITMAY. CONCERN the under
sns sgnsss hsssSE ys Ys s their sPg0nTt
0fYorkf fDisttict, Stats oS gouth CaroiihA who has
been sdigdEeds R.nltnPt upgq hisoEnR RattHqA
sSsTa g W SsEs hsss aAh ssR bsss ssssa
tathsandsEsgps$g iA5s6 ,55J5;s ,,isTiad-g,s
Issassb dsipI lsls Fl 9EsifSEs 5sifRS sAstgns6s
GrHmitvHi6s ssspsambei16 laesi5GeSz siiatsiw
-WoIloI afNBANKMGFTGY..a siat no
IN THE NATTER OF Z. R. MILLS, BANKnBfTsff
tfD WHOM MrTAkxY1voNCnRN agrhss uhasr-
m Imsns hsHssss sssSEs sasBss w e Ss Mif He .sgs
Dist}iSt; md iStssS 6f S6HdsH catolini MA6 Ia
dsdjudgedzaa eanirpp4tapoh hfa gwns RHti-
aS aesd 3 sSi8 ssBFa5 Fsfts a sfs sss RsssSas
paymsntfo tiaGunderaf eneds fsa !, .GooGTsffr
sE g, K .EaQAsoN Ia sdbnSsST
ssY0fkvibf fsspishhsF iyg y nSs. b klsa5s . 0asd1
asV7E I : 7aa IN BANKiRfJPTCY. q ll' p5'a
N fHf 4ArrEE oT ". q. wIIsoM' HKatKsufr.
jffi0WHeGTF NAY eONGERS HI,fhe tG,isds tG,,iisdsf-
. 10 signed hereby HtYg p0tzn Y6tbsir spPotnt.
%a %spt .tsssS e AsSda 3g Ga HA9a, e
ha6b6en xdiudgtd I'D 6shAaafe upona Ills. .0sniRe-
sR iassStsS D ssls TsSS %f .RsP Psssss ss
diate payment to the M 1@ndSsTsigned: @ ,I Sf ;:
~! ~ s. JEFFERYS, A.aenses.
iiEYork xfffe5 SaS,fenffaS Id 168G tno864 a&SM
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arc NaBANKREPTCY.so

aY1sal YoaElkviiie, ia ssptsn5ss l 81 lss J, % aus d,
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GLOVES.:

II AIDES black and colored Kid, Pushed, Lace
l Iand Plain Efsle and Cashmere Gloves. Chill
dren's Lisle and Wool Gloves. Gent Buck Gaunt
Qualities. Cali soon If you want a bargain. ~ |
80 n - 2, ad3 titsT. M. iDoBSON 6s6o.s
September II ~ .Ei1,;r g. SSgssg @hf+i IT,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

RED AND WHITE LEAD.
TRY Red Lead, White Lead, and. all other
III Paints and Oils, can be had at the York Drug
Store. - ,y.-.,-,' JOHNC, KUYKENDAE;
September ,cI tsS6f = If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
J. J. Watson, Administrator, Us. James NJ. Arm
strong and Wife and others-B1H Jor I's5ts'ac-
VlHE Creditors of B. J. PATTERSON, deeeas
Il ed, are required to present and establish their
demands before me, according to Law, on or, be-
fore the 1st day of December next. -,.
(slO.5o) WALTER B. NETS, c. E.Y.D.
AugustN ., @"G IS 5. its. Sm
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N EQUITY-YORK DIsTRICT

John F. Lindsay, Administrator, vs r, NJ. Lind
say and others.-Bal for hja.nctionr Account,
dc. .--.-% 81. :iass.l53;i fsj#5 ff!'F3 -
NHE Creditors of J. g. LINDSAY, deceased,
i are required to present and establish their de-
mands before me, according TO law, ON or before
the lst day of December, next .;..r's aJt ~; 2
(Sl0.5O) WALTER B. NETS, G. E. Y. D.
August 27 35 3m
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VlHE undersigned will pay. the highest market
price, in Cash, for all Dry and Green Hides
delivered at his Tannery in good order. .,.aT
20, .ss.- JOSEPH HERND0N.
September 8 80 SO .-, c.'. tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

II AIDES All and Half Wool Delaines, Flanaals
III 4 Of all colors, shades and qaaliteali Alsea La
dies black and eolored shawls, SINGLE and7doable
for Children Just arrived and for sale t1ystE2N
sf,Ia,}1 !,,ts .srsig e9sS, T.. M. .DOBS0N ID Coz
September II sSs7sfsIarS s8S a.,~ .sfuoss y tf
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FI7'H 81 GCTT, NERE3 SIATF =

IN the Dsas6lcs Court Of iMS Uasted States for Me
District of South Carolina. --'f''s'''T'
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ROSADALIS.

4 MOTHER supply Of this truly wonderful
N and popular preparation, just arrived at the
'>'N. - -, ~ ~. JOHN G.. ,KUYKENDAL.
September 8 .-,..-.,...-, 36 ..c.r:s..er til
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17

GENTS' Fine, Beaver, Cashmere. and Wool
J Hats. Boys Fine and Wool Hats, ,on SALE by
-. ....,-'.;a= &. T. M: D0BSON7& co. I
September II ' SS u; - agf! IN IT, - .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-17
BALMORALS.

@ DOZEN Ladies' Balmorals and ,one Dozer
8 Misses Balmorals, for sale by
Il. NJ. DOBSON & co.
September II -s-,,J,.-Tf;SS tt
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JEANS.

nLACK and Grey Salem. Jeans, Brown and
I'D Grey Kentucky Jeans, for ssle cheap by ya.rit
S'ai 49, T. NJ. DOBSON& CO.
September II '-2iS.'''' 80 3s '"'
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Y6RKYILLE FEMALE G0IIFGH

10
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

Ten lines OF solid nonpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will ba entitled to discount
o 10 per cents.
Every ether day (e. o. d.. advertisements will be
charged two-thirds of the above rates. $50
IN the Weekly Edition, one dollar square for
zach insertion. s ~.
aad 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at ne
f so cents square.
All advertisements are due from date of first in
s.tioD. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
{ and no transient advertisements viii be taken
5,siess accompanied by the money. &seH
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office Nc. TS1 CHERRY STREET,
CoLoNNADE BUILDING,
70. Adress LOCK Box s3.
s NASHVILLE. TENN ).
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY i
TENNESSEE STAATS ZF1TUNG
nss% THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
% The only Evening paper pub
Ished in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
sSien. 16. Sebr.

Sas rotbe 8u9 Der @eeierung. Die
plouatifbe 8eridte) iuur6e ben Seles
gationen borgefegt. Sie 6itreidifde
Ge9ierlno erfIart barin ibre freun6s
Maftlibe Gefinnung eegen 9renBen
uno Stalien uno berfi1ert, Oab iie i'm
Sale eines 8rie9es sipifben 8reuBen
lnb Sranfrei9 iid nidt auf bic @eite
NapoleonS ifeuen tuerbe.
slus 8ulgarien iper6en Die furbts
bariten @eripfi ifnneen bur9 Die sable
reidJen @auberban6tn baiel6It gemets
BET.
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Qon0ett, 16. Eebr,

gaan fast, oab aSB1etanIes, sri,
nifter Oe89lusnarti9en reiigniren uirb.-
glus 8aris ti1eIben bic neuelfen De-
peiden, bab Die Ge9ieruns feinen Mi>
niIterpe6fel beabfdtigt.
Sn eIntwerpen liegt cine fleine 6lotte
bon nit Yetr0lelnl beIaoenerl Gdiffen
Dor Maarenbaufern, ipelde nit benz
felben Nrtitel 9efiiGt iinb. Geitern
brad in einen Der GdifIe pI6blib
6euer aus, bod selang es sIU6lider
Weile baGel6e nebft etnetn an6eren
aus Der 2inie 3n entfernen, 10 baB nur
oiele beiben aerft6rt tuuroen, auberOem
nirbe bieueidt Die sanse Staot in
in Mlae eeIegt porben fein.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

in betrIgeriider 8eile 6ur6 falldt
teIegrapbiibe 8eridte 5uradbe5alter
poroen iino, 1T burd einen 8eraIeiG
geidli9tet iuorben, oenisuieIge 8enton
$3.50, 900 3u 5ablen bat.
Der bier tueblbefannte SalonbeiiRer
gnttl 8eifel tuutoe. berean9ene @a6t
onr9 @inbre6er mn $4,000 III Sia 8
ntailten unh fonitisen sofbarteiten
beraubt.
Sn Der ae9isIatnr bon Oiihonri
tuurbt Der 9tntrag gefteHt. 10 auabrats ;
meilen 2ano BEL ct. Qouis fiir Nnlage
elmer neuen 8unbes6auptItaot su cTes
riren. ...-.-.....
Sorace greelse bait gesennartig in
Cincinnati GorIefuneen ii6er Die po<
litifden Sagesfrasen. Dielelbeu iper<
ben tart befu6t:
Gbenoaielbf Eat Nanor g8iIta6 Die
Boli3ei befebligt 8iIoerbie mitgittlids
Felt berIeben6en Sarteaungen sn cons.
fiSciren nno bieSSerfauftr Su berbaItem.
Die SrSrs tutrb ftreng ausgefibrt.
San6raneisco, 16. Seb.
2 gta6riGten aus Gbina nleI6en, ba6
Der @efanotfdaft bes Serru gurlin<
gaale stuei iunge gbinefena bonn b61s
fen 8an9 bei9e9eben fnb, pel9r ii1
unter ibm als Siplomaten ausbil6en
uno oanu ais 6ineiilde 8elanbte i'm
MnsIanoe refioiren foIlen. SieIer
Sbritt 6es 6aiiers i'll elm unerb0rter
in Der 9inefiden @eIdi6te. Serr
Burlingame reifte nit elmer ftarfen
@scorte ii6er 9aao na9 Gbangai, um
iid oafeIbft einSufdiffen, tnuBte ieSo9
eirlen far5en Nufentbalt unterlpcgs in
2e>nn9s flung iiebmenL ba Die Nadri9t
einIief baB cine groBe 0tdnberban6e
Die @efaabtfdaft auffan9eu fpolle, nm
elm bobes 2ofe9elo gu erprefIen. @
Mns Sapaft miro 9emeloet, oaB in
geooo cine iebr ernitli6e 9tepoIution
iuar, oa Ger Wiitabo
geiitlidJer 9errfder) mebrere fdilers
Iide 8rin3en bate perbaften lalIen.
Montiral Bell bon Dem Ser. ct.
lift an Der Wanoung oes
0fafa Slulfes nebit nlehrereu Sffi8ie<
rem unb Wfatroien ertrunten, in6em
nas Boot in tpeldem iie iber Die
Sanebanf fabren iuoIlten, llmfdlug.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
: : 2(Icarap6. Naf)ridjten,
Oeabrtebteu aus sSafb:n8sUn

6ousreb ( gerbanbIuns
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

uno itarb ant 21. Septembsr 1891, me.
nige Nonate lber SIS Sabre alt.
SEINE Mld5e rubt in Mabenne in Der
STRIDE Der gfinotiten. Mebrfod,e. aud,
neueitenS tpie6erboIte@ 0erfud5e Ser
6lorertiner, bic fterbIi#en tleberre5fs
ibres groben Mfitbiraer6 mad Sen az.
ftaoenoes Qtrao Surl6subrinaen, f15ei =
terten an 6em StoIi Der Mabennaten.
ben gr0bten Didter, StaIiens, eifren6 Ser
grobten alier 8eiten, ipenigftens nit au,
ben Sbri9en 3u sabIen. Sarum eris,s
nerte biz su benz iliuglt gefeterten Seite
aaBer oem i'm Gingang eripaknteaa
9aus Der Nligbieri in 6Iorena lein
auBeree Sent3eiden on Dante, oIe elm
niat febr gefdmadbolIes DentmaI IN
Der 6ard 8robe Sobte bcrii5mten
9'r@e Santa Groce, bon utIder Bbrea
Fn8t:
Staab liest in saata @rocs's Sei..
4 s1 Iistbum D.
Der es nod 6eH'ser ina@t IS as
Seine 3ab'FaH fan6 ss asaa
Mgeri bort uno. 9Inselps Gebein,s
llno @aiiIeis iternenbeler Gram;
Sort parb WaediapeH gum Gtaab,
80 "a BON benz er fam. "a /.
Seaes Si@ter6tnfmal aber tragt aus
Oautes S64e, ipo 6omers Mnnd5es )
rung ibni nit 6ieien 8orten bereans
ol8t tpiro, bic Snfdrift: Onerato l'al-
tissimo poeta -gbret ben b55ften Der
Di6ter! 5 srss.slslls gssissg.
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RATES OF 7ADyE I'll SlNG.
sSF DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
:, I,fty Cents or each subsequent insertion
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ebinsRlas unS iapaniifae geriats.
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aabeIs sOepef6en.
@afhinaten h. Is. 6ebr.

SIM 9aule ipurOe beitimntt, oaB
Smitb, fur Den 3iueitsn GousreBs Sis
itrift bon 8entufn eetuabIt, nidt 81
eimem Sise bere1tist lit.
Der Spreder iiberrei@te bic Cores
iponbens stuiideu Sen. @rant uno
Sen. 9aneod, tpelde an bas &econs
itructioHs Goniite bernieien tunroe.
9luf 8aine's 9ntrag uurbe ein Gr>
tifel aus Oer q. D. Sribane bor9elefen,
uel4er iiber 8orsdn8e in beui
Sikungs3immer beS 6econiructiOns :
Gonlite beri1tst. 8aine erfldrte Bic
Gnaaben fir bnrdaus unbssriintet.
Sierauf eonltituirte fib bas Sans
ais Gomite fur bas @anae nno bertasts
fi6 earauf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

f~SHf' Pktpg .%Ept' SNeVu9I ses.
DRr. Mppel (Gitbsrl.
Ser G5Dr ber Iutberil6ea STRIDE une Elm rs5eIter
aus Is Staiifern befte9ei6.
Grfter Sbeit:
/. G,suertare SEeprmaa., ss3suint
Or9elter birfgirf uOn Rrof. TagIor.
2. Gbot: u9ob eer Sp3pfnng". ...e........ .9apbn.
sSOs ns 2sss Ssgft ge z gaas
Sri. G1uie RuGffl j.
: e''ssF ao asaa Serr aissia TstP ans asss ssaas
S. 4iano Splo ,GtG;urta goprica 9Rea1er.
s. eitber Colo s@ruesssf sstmat5 -. Ssrr AppeI.
st2nO eotO asasies sas 3 ssEonsn" a1m.s @ad9sr'
g. ebor .Gs Iebt Elm gost". ......,. Bet.
0bOr ana 0rgeI Rifigirt Don grOf. Don s4sans.
3peiter Gbeif.
6ssssr S Sfiairt i 20 gfoi Sa9sl D'a'''
Sri. aaeg anafT 7. 'S',.ss' -
3. 2teS r0as SIiimlein au, Sas1 ...s. abt.s
Sioiou 9sae SauI asof. Ssrs ans SiaaO Don on
$rof. Rebag.
Sri: aat5s sIsnann anS Seisae Miaer.s
: S sarsetsassi, s pom Ssrra a9psl 4'pps''
8. Tianc OIett, sIptite Symphonic pon 8tetboper,
uarge.r gen ron ben grof. TGp!or Unh 9ers.
2. senor Solo uabeIaios4.. ...;.Beet5npsn.
gorsstrassn uOu 4erra BaMpsI, be8Ieitet pOn
9. 6bor Gsbet aus Ben. Cratcriuss ayofss IN eepps
ten, Hcffint, porgetragen rom Gbor nit Grget
aah Or9efterbesl birigirt pom 4ref. usn
Stump. y
NJ Ebiirer IperSen I'M rlbr se6ifnet-goaeert
segin. tprasis u5r.s 4+s :ssqss4sszsts
GiHtritt so Seats.
kSS~ &eierSitte Stse75 Cents finb unr /. Bors
M In's Nuht Store, IN uetdem Der 4Ian Der 6ale
ron mrfgen 1it iiest 1u baben.
ESS@ T1dets IN WfcGIHse,5 Stors, Nppd's Slansbs
ter's uno EofenbeIm's aatren Sto es xne Abenss
an Der RARE ~ huben. fe6t7
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q { tp . OFT, 16. Eebr.

Sen. slbiutant NReDousaIin Mon>
treal, Canada, DttHgt ahf anlegung
BON Sorts an Der Ser. Gtanfen @rense,
UNI @anaOa i'm SAL zines &rieges
smii6en england u1b ben Ser. Staas
ten bertbeibigen 3n f0nnen.
Ser 9onbernenr pen RennfDIbanien
bat cine gelobnung bon 5000, 900 fur
Die Ginbrinslng oee Wf6rbers bon.
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9efodtenen Geaator Rabl ausse'
idrieben. - =
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iuorben, Elm 9lnIeben sur Beltreitune
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nebmett.
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ten, Der isbo@ beripOrfen pHrDe.
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fAusbsnbe 9groaeb nm cine M1eIIiet
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17
@afbinaton, 16. 6ebr.


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Der @eianotfdnftspoiteil in England
Dem Sen. Me@leaan an9etragen iuors
Den lit.
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fur s299, ,629, ,226 in umIauf fino. 2ln
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8ode $123, ,625, ,2S4 eingenommen.
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febl bes 8fGFbenten feia 2llnt ais Sen.
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1853 biefes Mmtes entbcben unb Sen.
Sotpnfeno battle felt oiefer 8eit als
iteLIbertretenber Sen. N6iutailt fun9irt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-23
Full Feeding OF Cows.
BY +. l., ALLEN,

As the season of green foed passes by
soft early cured hay, cut short in ma
chine, and mixed with grain meal, or
"middlings" from -four mills, is the best
material as a substitute for the failing
grass, or green clover and corn. The
quantity of the hay and meal given
must be judged by the dairyman, but
the cow must have enough. Under.
stand all this extra food must be regu-
lated-by the supply of grass, which she
may obtain from the pasture, or other
green food.
The food of the COW, in its kind, in.
tluences, to greater or less degree, the
richness of her milk, and the quantity
of butter and nheese it. will mako "s
well as its quality. The dairyman, who
sells his milk for immediate consump'
tion, regards quantity more than quail.
ty. and is therefore apt to use that food
which will most rapidly produce it.
But il must be remen 5ered that the
flesh of the COW is to be kept in good
condition all the time, to render heI
permanently serviceable, and the flesh
producing quality of her food should
not be neglected, while that most IA
vorable to the secretion of her milk is
provided.
As the nights now grow chilly, the
cow should be kept in her stable
through the night, and if stormy,
through the day. When the frosts be.
gin to nip the pastures, even If there be
a good growth of grass, she should not
eat it early in the morning, nor till the
frost lie melted off. She should be fed
in her stall before going out to Craze.
A moderate amount of good hay-if
finely cut, the better-may be laid at
night in her manger, to make more
solid the succulent food otherwise fed,
that their bowels may be kept equable.
-4m. Cattle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-23
Ohio Horticultural socieiy-Annual
Meeting Mt Columbus, December Oth
mud 10Th, 1865

The annual meeting of the Ohio State
Horticultural Society will be held al
Colsmbus on Wednesday and Thursday
December 9th and 10th.
1t is believed that this meeting will be
of more than ordinary interest to those
wins attend its sessions. The topics to
be considered will take a more extended
range than was usual under the former
organization, as the scope of the Soeie'
ty now embraces all departments OF
horticulture.
Orchard Culture will be one of the
prominent subjects discussed, and pa
per on the deterioration or failure OF
fruit crops will be read. The Id interim
Reports will be presented, and sugges-
tions in regard to the future operations
of the society will canvassed.
Horticulturists everywhere are urged
to come and bring their knowledge and
their specimen products to this meet
ing of the gardeners, orchardists and
yine-planters of Ohio, Horticultural
Societies are requested to send delegates
to report the progress of their local or,
carnations, and to assist in devislng
means for the promotion of horticulture
throughout the State.
The membership fee is one dollar, pay
able annually. Those who cannot at
tend the meeting arc requested to re
nit the fee to the Secretary, so that
their names may be enrolled in the an
nual Report, which will be sent them
when printed.
JOHN A. WARDER, Prest.
N. B. BATEHAM, Secretary.
Painesrille, o., Nor, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-23
GIeR.e SpoI. in Woalen.

tra,' axe the yolk of an egg, entirely free
,oa a The white; mix il with a little
s,n .H' water, (be sure net to scald the
mi1,n iS,J anu with soft brush apply the
The 'ufe' ' and rub it on the spot until
W.. 'eaSe appears removed OF loose.
ws, asn OF the egg with moderately warm
ny ''' and finally rinse off the whole
,Ls L,1 ele%n cold water. Should not ali
fron'e e,ease be removed, which NAV arise
Gu u ioelng OH long time, or not suffi
ely ,Itiy washed, dry and repeat the op.