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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Trustee's Sale,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
. made 10 mo by George E, Caldwell and
Kate, his wife. on tue 2Id day Of March, In
The year 1851, and OF record In tue kccOrd.
er'i ONCE o. Oh County, W, Va, In Iced
BOOK NO. u, page 3i5, l shall, on
Saturday. the Atm day OF september,
1869.
on tho pennies, proceed 10 sell ut public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder the
following described real CAtats, situate on
GRld RelIE nun, In SAID County and STATE,
los. ud.nS what L. known AZ the Orchard OF
SAID Jo4Bpn CAluWelI'a farm, and bounded
- OiloWH, thAt Is 10 say beginning at q
locust post At tue south west corner or the
PAliing fence around said orchard and nd.
Joining The Wheeling and FRlrmOnt Turn.
pike road on the north side OF CRlu WoIlS
Kun; thence nOrLhWATdly with said fence
" tue boundary line between said farm ana
land or T. JaOOb, continuing beyond the
Ituce Y necessary to reaen that line; thence
.. ~ K. " a bLAke al the north side Of the
present county road, q lew rouS Above the
Old stable; thence with the north side Of the
bald county road WesLWREdlY to IHFRo elm
On the Aouth side OF said orchard fence And
near tue same; thence with that fence 10
tue Alnth est corner thereof; thence west
wardly win the fence TO the beginning,
containing AixLyen acres, more or loss.
cAld ICED OF Trust was given 10 secure 10
William Exlcy the puncIuM payment OF
E.
"a dEell for the sun OF nine huudfel and
IWenty.SeVen 4j-lUg dollars each, bearing
date tn 18th day OF February, 1851, aud pAy.
Auto To the order OF the sad William T. ilsy,
respectively, on the 10Th day or De,subsr'
1861, 1883, 1865, 1861 and 1876, Ri the MVtcnNuls
aud MechAulCS Bank OF Wheeling, Oacn
nLL5 beAIlnE interest from date. Ine hrsL
onU OF the ABOVE described notes dated The
ION day OF February, 1851, ND PAYABLE On
Tue letn day Q! DecemOer, 1851, laS been
paid, together with tho Interest upUu the ~
mAlnlnE notes up 10 the lSt day OF April,
lS5V. TntB sale IL male " pay tue prime pai
Of the sad notes Vi 1851 1856 1854 and LIS.
when said principal auuo Auts, IN each one
U sud severn. uOLeJ, 10 SGT 43.lVO, with in.
IsresL thereon from Aprl LIST, lSJj, i'll paid.
aud tue ~ u Of this hale.
TEENS OF SALE-One third cash, and the
reuNuusr OF the purchase money in two
0QaaI Lust lmBuIH OF six and twelve r1onIhg.
tne purchaser giving notes for the Srred
iustAlnenA Gearing interest from date aud
too title VIII 10 70 Lalnsd until the notes ave
paid.
The above described property will be Ho.d
in pAIcsls or altogether NJ the rurchnSer or
purchasers may elect aud the trustee v II!
guarantee the utl0.
Il. b. BUSHF1ELD, Trustee,
Inc property mentioned in tho alto 20 MI.
VerLiBenent ID known Us the Suuuy Side
vineyard, al present In nrat clRiE condition,
and the vines In excellent be4riug order,
On the promises is large new tRo.BlOry
DICK nouSe, surrounded by convenient aud
Desirable ontbulldlugS aud provided with all
tno necessary convcni1nces and Improve.
mentS. tartie5 wishing 10 purchase pro.
pefiy OF this deacrI ptiOu are Invited 10 eE.
Auine the premises tcIore the day Of sale.
Iy8-8UL
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"
INcoRP RATED Yesterday a ccstlfi-
cate OF Incorporation was Issued on. OF
the Secretary oiSIato's Office, to Messrs.
George NJ. GIL, d. Dsford, William
Kennedy, Thomas p. Williams, W. W.
Spence Philip T. George, Psyton liar.
rIson, and B. Dsrord & Co., of Bail.
more; Randolph & strother, of Morgan
county, W. Va, and William p, Dole,
Of Washington City, uudcr the name Of
1.-THE Berkeley Springs Hotel Com.
pany." The corporators declare their
purpose TO DO the conducting and car
ryInG on Of one or moro hotels at or
near the town of Bath, In Morgan
county, by purchasing or erecting, in
part, or In whole, or repairing or alter
Ing hotel or hotels now 10 operation.
The principal Office Is to be kept at
Bath, and the charter is 10 expire Aug,
], 1889. Fifty thousand dollars have
been subscribed as the capital OF the
Company, on which the usual pOr cent.
has been paid In. They ask permits.
sion to increase the Capital stock TO
ono hundred thousand dollars, when
they shall deem Il their Interest 10 do
So Authority 10 given thVm to make
such increaAe-the sum already sub.
aeriosd and to be subscribed to be al.
v1oed Into shares OF twenty-five dol.
lara each, -
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ANKLE MISUNDERSTANDING
morning Patrick McEutee. employed
In making the excavation for the Mar.
ket street bridge, met with IN accident
which resulted 10 the dIslocatlon of one
OF his ankles. Mr.. McEntee had un-
derm!ned a bank Of earth TO some dis
lance, and while prosecuting bis labors
the superintendent mass suddenly
fell, almost burying him beneath It.
The only damage he sustained, fortu-
nately, was that above indicated. He
was removed to his residence and medi.
cal aid called In.
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New CITY BuILDING.-By reference
to the report of the Council proceed.
lngs In another column 1t will be seen
that q resolution was introduced and
adopted by both branches authorizing
the appointment OF q Joint special com.
mi!tOe to enquire lnto the expedlsucy
Of removing tue present City building
and the erection OF a neT one on the
same site. That a moro comfortable
and slightly looking structure Is needed
in which our city fathers may meet and
transact the business brought before
them, VIC presume no one will deny,
Whether our financial condition Will
permit such au expenditure lsthe ques.
ton we suppose tina. will recslve the
Committees mature consideration
Their report will be auxlously looked
for.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY -Jssep h
SKATER was arrested, yesterday, Oh a
charge OF assault and battery. The
case was examined by Judge Johnston,
who did not deem the testimony sun.
Client to hold the prisoner for trial before
the ClrcuI! Court, and he was therefore
discharged.
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GheQntelLigsnrer
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AsrT. 1.
New Advertisements.

Not!Ce-lmp'd o. Il. n.
Steamer Dew Drop.
Residence and Building Lots for Sale
Select School for Little Girls.
Wanted.
Lookout for tho Month with "R,"
Wanled-hsad Of local.
Chancery Notice,
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GEEutNE RUSSIAN PRBRLEs.-ox,o.
by & Dutleld, jewelers., 1903 Main street.
having made special arrangements
with importers, are now supplied with
% nice stock Of. Genuine Russian Peb.
BILE Glasses. These specLacles are high.
~ recommended by the best oculIsts
OF the land. Every pair guaranteed.
Purchasers can exchange until suited.
Full line OF eyeglasses. watches, Jew.
elry, 80. .........
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COMMITTED TO JA1L.-Yesterday a FER.
noon, James R. speers was arrested
and brought before Judge johnson
charged with the larcency OF two coats,
two vestsr one pair Of pants, one travel.
Ing bag and other articles the property
of WIN. ". Gilchrist. The prisoner
was committed to jail for further ex-
animation. &c.,. f.
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ANIMATION PosTPoNED.-Aiter the
adjournment OF the Police Court, yes>
terdAy morning, Joseph N. Donovan
was brought before Judge Johnston on
a State warrant, charged with assault
ing Mary Fuller with intent to kill.
1t was stated by some one of the witt
nesses against him that Mrs. Fuller
was unable to bs present on account Of
Injuries received, when the prisoner
was required to give bail In the sum OF
three hundred dollars for his appear.
ance before the Justice Oh the 10Th OF
September at 2 o'clock =. N. THIS he
did, and was at once set at liberty,
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FOR SALE,

7 oFFR AT PRIVATE BALE MY PROP.
L otiy on Filth street, oppoIl.0 the Caths.
Hrll, Known as the FrulI House. The lot IL
l3l By ~ NoeG. The buildings cover l0l ~ 81
feet, with collars under the whole buildings,
be buildings are Of the most SUBSTANTIAL
material and workmanship, aud suitable
for church, theatre, assembly rooms, dwell:
Ing hou4ta Or many Other purposes, CAL
and examine.
1 alsD offer rat OF the tlpbaiB taken
rom the building, c1nEis,iug Of hquRte oak
posts, ~ by TO- OF various lengths; also, 4
quantity ofIQuAra nine tllnbefB, ~ by 10 and
10 by II inch, u aud % feat long, and other
IniSRA will Ind Ine either ct my house on
market STREET or ut the store room OF X,
Porter & Co., daily, from 10 10 o'clock a, n,
AuESl dim RICHARD PORTER
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For Sale.

WO STORY BRICK DWELLING
hGIls aud finished attic, The location Il 90
desirable M any. In tho city. II Is within
one IQlRr6 OF the centre Of business, and
within two squares OF seven churches. tho
State House, Court House and Post ONCE.
rue main bullding Is finished In modern
ELJ 10, uni In compete order. Gas In every
room III tho house. Possession can be had
I. IRWIN,
auR2l Real EAtato Agent,
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HELD To BAIL.-Joseph Shafror was
brought before JudXo Johnston, yes
terday, charged with a breach of the
peace. He was required to enter into
a recognlzance In the sum Of Gny dol.
lars, to keep the peace for one year.
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REruRHED.-Mr. s. IL. Wood ward,
OF tho La Belle Iron Works, who has
been spending the summer at Westpcrt
and Taunton, Mass, has returned TO
the city, looking greatly InvIsorated
and improved In health.
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SEWING MAoHrSRs FOR RENr.-By
renting and applying the rent 10 the
purchase everyone can become the
owner ofs ant class Wheeler and VIII
son Sewing Machine. Gail on or ad,
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Mon.
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
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Why will you buy aud use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Cos. CAllfor.
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed,
mund Booking and Booking & Carroll,
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Cheese.

Cheese.
60 BOXES PRIME GOSHEN,
OV Just rtoo,ved by
LlSr, MORRISON 4 co,
THTELLLGHNCRR JOB OFFIUK.
L No, 10 Quincy street,
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS LABEIs:
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAYTICKETs AND BILLS OF LAp1Se
PROGRAMMES AID Posters,
CHECKS. NOTES, RECElPE.
sHoW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
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AYE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 10 oar very large assortment
OF Boots AUd shoes now In htore LOT Fall
and WIUter Trade.
With All experience OF many years, Tour
house having been established IN 1871 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex.
tent, variety, durability, freedOin from all
irreEularity, and adaptation " the wants Of
WGAt VirElL Ia and Ohio, Is not and cannot
b. AuFDARSfd
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ALL QUA WORK

10 made anu selected mainly with o view TO
SERVICE ana RBAL VALUE, securing for
them all tue styI We can wiLhouta sRcrlnoe
OF qualify.
nGrnI,S r1r1nrr nnnrr
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DoN'T fall 10 look over the large
stock Of Ladies', StISSes' and ChIldren'S
wear at lO7, aud compare prices with
those OF other 9th leading Shoe firms.
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LOUIS BLOND has received \ hne rs.
aortment OF the Spring Style Of Lasting
BalmoralS and Button CATERS.
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PARTNDdB has Just received q new
supply Of sLereoscopes and SIereos-
copIC vIews-huest ever brought to this
CITY,
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND row
EpRRVESr

Tie want OF uniformity In Boot and
Shoes, Il Is well known, equals II mot ex.
oeSds Lhat OF any other kind Of manuiac.
tured goods. In order 10 project UuIsel Ves
aud customers, we make Il q rule NOT 10 re-
ceIyO or place on sale any goods not regular
and Uniform, except they be TOO low in
pIice " allow Of uniformity. To insure tnis
every pair OF BooM and snoea that enteTs
our store Il carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in sIEs, Tree Etom dam.
axe aud Uniform In quality,
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FOR anything and everything In the
way Of Boots or Shoes 90 10 Louis
Bonds.
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Rusrlc PHOTOGRAPHS are all the
rage at Partrldge's.
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FINE French Lasting Button aud
Lace Caters at Louis Blonde, corner
SprIgg Alley, Main Street:
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BALnORALy,

In the department OF womsnS, misses and
ehildIens goods We DEFY competition.
Aoreover, We can give " our customers, ont
% our best work. any size they may want;
thus enabling them 10 tlt up and work on
clean their broken GIOCH. IhB IL An In.
ducement offered by very few dealers, aud
It Will be appreciated ~ very great nd
Xa"tAye BY those experienced IN reL4iIIug
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LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

Az all good merchants will seek ana ind
tho Cheapest Houses TO trAd0 with, wv shall
0o!l our goods ~ the very lowest market
rates,
OR d "a RS.
AN orders receive the prompt a1d careiu
attention Of ons Of our urn.
AUS MCCLELLAN d KNOX.
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lRoN-PHosPHoRUs.CA .-rhe three
best Tcnlcs, SkillfulIy and elegantly com.
bined In an RmbeS.eolOrOd cordlaI, bsRutl.
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, In CaSWeIl,
Hazard d Co.'S Ferro. PhoSphorateI Elixir
Of ooliEayR Bark.
Each plnt contains one ounce Of Royal
CallSaya Bark, and each toRSpoonful con.
tains one grain OF iron. samples furnished
FREQ 10 the profession.
CASWELL. HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Bold by all Druggists.
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GOODS EQUAL 10 SAMpLEB,

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the Samples
shown. BY our system OF examination aud
rejection, bnyers are protected from FeCeiv.
Ing AO0ds Inferior 10 Bam pies. Aside ron
the recognised duty az dealing as we would
be dealt by, We regard It w pecuniAriIy our
Interest ~ 70 act M 10 hecute and retain tho
conndenee OF al VINO may favor uS with
tl0If Trade.
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kAprclul attention IA called 10 oar own
make OF mems THICK and KIT BooTs
1noy are made out OF the very bent KIP up.
per and sole leather; thUy are holid double
B,le; have our trade marx stamped on the
bottom, and can bH cOu hlOntly relied upon
the consumer.
THICK BROGAas d BALNORALS.
Our stock OF Brogaus aud Balmorals for
Men, Boys aud Youth Is OF onoleSt vMIoLy;
and our COST work Will DO found to DO made
out OF the very best material and In tue
most wurkman.liko manner.
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Transportation.
BALTTMORR Z oBI0 RR. 0nMp.Y

WHEELING, May 8tlI, 1889.
pAtsEN9ER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
Inc following schedule on aud aite1 tho
lVth day OF May, lS6s-WheellnH time,
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ATELLlGENCRR JOB OFFICE,
L No, Is Quincy street,
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SHOW BILLS, for County Merchants.
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PEN. PENCIL AND aurs.o..

"a 4 sssrLEsEsI Of Swiss Is forming near
aoldsbcrough, N. G.
THs German immigration TO 81. domingo
Is said % be on the increase.
Tru Northwestern saeugerbund will hold
. sin9lng festival at Madison, Wis, from
juno - 10 20 next.
TIE solitary system has been partially dis
pcnscd with in the Plttsburg (Pa.) State
prison.
The Legislature Of Indiana has passed A
bill introducing the German language as a
branch Of instruction in the public schools Of
that State. Z z Z. fT7T -
1T IS stated that In New York and neigh
boring cities there exist over a dozen Ger.
man-American private schools, with several
thousand pupils.
A LONDON confectioner has appealed TO
chanccry TO protect his COPYRIGHT In a dc.
sigu for swectmeat-an Imitation in supur
OF an oyster, which Is affixed 10 and sold
upon real oyster-shell. The yico chancsl-
Tor has granted an Injunction.
Mr.. EMIL RirrERsHAus, of Barmen
Prussia, q well-known German noel. Will
come from Germany 10 the United States
this fall, In order TO lecture on the poets Of
different ages. Mr.. Rlttershaus sent an ex-
cellent poem to the Chicago saeugerfcst this
'" tu" ....-.-..... ...t.......
oLsvEL.sD proposes to follow the exam
PIC OF Chicago In obtaining q supply Of
water by tunnellng under the lake. Inycs
legations have been made, and II ia found
mat there Is a stratum OF clay underlying
'ne lake OF suhcicnt thickness TO admit OF
even a larger tunnel than that used at Chi.
cago.
liz THE California wine district there ia
made, on an average, from $50 10 ESQ pal-
Ions Of wine to the acre. The four most
productive Of the wine-proving dIstricts Of
Europe arc, Italy, giving 10 the acre I4IiI
gallons; Austria aud her provinces, 265 I'd
gallons; France, ITO 81 gallons; Nassau.
o37K gallons.
IT,, h.,,,,,r, .u.... ...u.,,. a.,
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Few roRk nARKsrs. -
Nsw nosk, May Ill p.m.--Uotton quiet and
Sss but steady WSss, SSiet snS ., sSg
gents. Oats quiet but sissdy, si@sS sssts.
~ Sui y, and ,,ssSy h Pork quiet Su.
BAITtaoRs nAREErs. ..g.,.,..r
BALTInoRR, May ll.-Bresdsis6i--Th Flour
MARKET thi, morning was vefy dull, and sep-
unchanged for all varieties. There sppears 10
be no demand for shipment, and the sales on
,Oh.nse eomprised only some $50 bbls. West.
efn super A. ~ .sol4 600 per Dbl.
=, Whedt.-There was some movement 10 Wheat
this morning, but the sales made were chiefly
A. low nsures. sales comprise rcd At u $50
prime 10 e. sSoiss ssssSs, 60 a's''0 and
Cora-Was dull, heavy and lower 10 price
man on esterd'y. We notice sale, Of white
sons retail lots bringing scesis. " '''''
ws Um msds 70 Eood demsna and a,n. s.iss
bulk at Tt97se. :. I-r'- ~ : 0Ilu -
heavy. There 10 scarcely Any inquiry, and to
suect sale. to any extent importers and other
holders would have TO make considerable con.
esssions. We have heard OF no sales since the
Invoice eS Aquidoeek, reported 10 our issue
Coiios.-Iirerpool advice. Of ,hl. morning
apaes II. news a and and a ns NAVE X.
nave heard OF no sales whatever, and but little
inquiry, but we quote nominAlly low middliug
HzzoyPNc., and middling At not over $50. ,y.L
light and the market strong, hut We have no
sales to report In addition TO those noticed 10
our issue this morning.
quote - follows, viz; Brownstun 25a20 cents,
and hiddltsgs Al ss6J7 cents per bushel.
Propiiion.;-The market continues insstlve,
bulk meat and at 4 slight decline on currcot
sstes, considerable sales could be made.
s ssssa. freely " o sd ssn. % s9s
notice sale Of 20 900 lbs. Rib Sides at Is cts
Bacon we quote rs before, viz; At ltditX
cents for Shoulders, ls,S cents for rib Sides;
cents for Hams. Lrtd we quote steady Al
10 cents for prime Western, and barreled Pork
Nt2o Tor Prime, aud s3ibo per barrel for Mess
#. Rtee.-Oarolina Is In quite active demand and
arm, with rather. an upward tendency. We
from sx to oIf cents, and 1t closes irm al these
SaH-Liyerpooi Il In fair supply and Is sell
Ing quite freely In lots from store at the fob
lowing rates, viz; VI !oo62 for Ground Alum,
and t27oG,s psr sack for Fine: Turt's Island
bushel, but u 10 quite dull.
Sngar'.mThe m.rket continues strong and
.h i,.0 we nSlss ,ss1 q SgEd ,iRi%i1s ES
gise: and lOl hhdi. Demerara vacuum psn
At iI1Gi5 cents. The market closes strong,
and We quote to-day as follows, viz; Fair to
GSSs At iasisci 40 PSrto Mo fi geis f
And Demefara vacuum pan at llf3lSc. =. :
Refined Su1drs-Prices are up u, and we
quote ne follows, viz: l6sh cents for Hard
Crushedi I'm eents for Soft white A; iSIl cents
extra, and 1t5< eonts for q yellow.
SVups.-Priees are ateady as followa: 73fl1S
cents for Baltimore Golden; T5fDTT cents for
Maryland GoldeaJ ospoT cents for Monu.
mental; 5000 cents for Chesapeake, and Il
cents per gallon for Merchants.
Whfsky-We have reported this morning
sales OF rs bbls. City High Wines at % cents,
and Of some small lots do. at 81 per gallon
The stock here is very light, aud sales may be
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the Illinois with the MisA.ippi river. The
territory yielding the greatest quantity and
the best quality 70 found In the bottom lands
9, Adams and Pike counties, 10 Illinois, and
marion county, Missouri. In these localities
there are vast tracts Of land on which can be
cut from two to four tons Of this grass per
acre. 1t grows from three 70 seven bet IN
sSS s saS sn s"a s Ss ssss
stock grows sepststs. ,prissips froa .n eve
are no joints In the stalk, II grows very erect
and stif, and the stalk 10 formed by the olrou.
lar overlapping and compression OF the leaf,
tons Of this srsss In the msnufsetufe Of wrap.
ping. paper. IL 10 much superior to straw,
Yielding. when properly treated, 4 much
Sess sGd softer aSrs ,na
a. my mill, during the past two years, has
been about " per ton. "
MY mill hass capacity for making. two and
one half tons ~ y Nlrr pr days has been run.
ming about Is month., and ave uied this
grass almost entirely for stock know Of no
other paper akers who use II, and paper.mIlls
are few In the Vicinity 10 which this grass
grows.
Experts In the msnutaeture OF psper, who
have worked in mills In England, whsrs large
10 Imported from spain and PORTUGAL, have
examined this grass and pronounce Il better
m,,eris for paper stock than espsIto.
paper stock thai cut In September or oct 10.
Der 10 the best. Experiment shows that II
bieaehes quite as readily As straw, and those
experienced In the manufacture of printing
paper express themselves As satisfied that
printing paper can be m ads from 10, fully equal
10 quantity, and dlfiioult to tell from that made
from rags and so certain an OF this that
am now endeayorins TO enlist . little add.
tional capital for the purpose Of converting
my mill into print and book psper.mill, and
use the grsss entirely - stock.
The production Of this grass 10 almost I'M
limited In this viciHity, and The land on which
IL grows Is almost valuelr.s for any other
purpose, being subject to tnIusl inundstion
OF from two to four feet In ir,h.
Very respectfully, yout obs,lien' servant,
Hon. HoRAcz oArRos, Com. Of Agriculture