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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST.

A cADEMr OF MUsIC-Sr. CHARLES ST.
SERIES OF ENrERTAINMENNTs,
For One Week Only,
bf TIE ORIGINAL ACADEMY BURLEsQUE AND
sPECTACULAR COMBINATION,
Presenting Programme Of Novelties Changing Every
Evening.
Monday, 2Sth inst.
with all its original plendor nd brilliant scenic
' ana tne Brothers MACCO, the Flying Men OF the Air
TUESDAY. ee h mat.
LAST NIGHT OF THE GRAND SPECTACLE.
"wednesday 9Th inst.
nd oo Selections Grand Ballet and the Comedy Of
oASE BALL. our national game.
THURSDAY, ash inst.
FIRST represent alton Of the Burlesque writer
pfeSsiy ior this Fheater, entitled BAHBs BLUE.
Fsidsy. Goth Inst.
Farewell Benefit Of MS JAMES OATES, and the
Burlesque Of Babe BLEUE.
sa,u rdsy, 30th-M atinee.
Last repres entatiop of BARRE BLEUB.
al nl0hf-Musical BurlssqUe of The WHITE FAWN,
AlACCOs and SELECTED 0LIO
Suadsy. 31st Inst.
Last night OF the great Variety Combination the Fying
zen Of ths Air, and the Comic Drama THE FEMALE
Monday. FebruaryI.
First night Of the great Pantomime Of HUMPfY DUMPTY
Box office open from A.. tO4P Doors open at night
atts O'Clock; It Matinee at II CLOCK. Performance
mences n IA Al Matinee at r.
SATURDAY NOON
Prices of admission reduced oneha Seats
IN advance for night of the BuresQue Spectacular
Series OF Entertinmtntt by applying at the b'x ofcA
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SRERIFF's SALES.

FREDERICK sHOEEKAS VS. MARIA SMITH MARIA
MeArcle, widow Of the late Erstus Smith Fourth
tiet Court lor the Parish Of Oreans-No. Il $3.50.
RY VIRTUE of a Writ of so,.u-e and
~ Sale 70 directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
court for the parish Of Orleans In the above
VIII proceed to SELL Al public auction at the Morchants
and Auctioneers Exchange loyal street, between Canal
and Cusomhouse streets In the Second District OF lh city,
ON MONDAY, February 10, nae u O'Clock the fol.
lowing described properly, to-wit II =
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. and the rights etc
ertnno belonging situst In the Fourth sc Of this
CITY in the square bounded BY ia kson Py Charles
ate payades and Josephine streets aud BY the
Number Two on plao drawn BY w. Thornton Thompson
survey or on the twenty fourth Of june 1913 deposited
IN the office OF the Sheriff of the parish Of Jefferson
lot s a. grated by the number BY q
a. Heon late civil engineer on the thirteenth day Of june
iof ana anpexed 10 act passed before
ste notary nbc In this city the twenty third Of june
lofo ana the came measures. American thirty
one feet eleven inches and Eve lines front Pvtans street
depth, between parallel lines. .--.
said properly acquired By the defendant since the de-
cease OF her husband by purchsse from Ellis an
per the act OF sale thereof passed before James Beeoye
November, 1857
Seized In the shove suit
~ 1ERns-Cesh the spot.
,,o,. a THos. L. MAXWELL
J1Is IeI 20 snenn OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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POUND NOTICES.

CrRFET COM NIssIONER,s DEpART-
- MBNT, Room No. 7, City Hall-New Orleans. ian.
%. lS69-Nas brought to the First District Pound,
corner Of Laisye aud Locust streets estrsy-
One Black GOAT;
which, n claimed within three days and the expen
thereon psi will be sold public said Pound on
TUESDAY, January &C. 1859 at II O'Clock NJ
JOSEPH aURPHY. Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Cont oiler.
CTREET COMNIs-IONER's DEPARr-
- MENT Room NO. 7. City Hsll-rew Oreana Janu sry
% ls69-W@re brought 10 the routh Dstrict Pound
Drvades street, between jackson and Philip
ettrays-
Two GOATS, Of different colors,
Which, claimed within three days snd the expenses
TUESDAY, January 26 1869 at ~ O'Clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Costroiler.
STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
~ MINT, Room No. T. Ciy Hall-New Orleans. Jan 20,
ls69-Was brought to the Fourth District Pound,
AIDES street, between Jackson and Philip Streets an
estray-
One Black COW, with smooth crop and over bit in the
right ear, and one under figure in the left ear;
Which, II claimed within Eve days. and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
MONDAY, January IS, 1869. at IL O'Clock NJ
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
j. o. LANDRY Controller
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r ANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS

IL Growth Of 1853
II. HAFFNER has row IN store fun assortment Of VIM
ter and spring VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS from
the establishment Of Landreth Son, Phsdephia Also
lot Of Union Sets and Too Button Onions Aspars-
gas Roots Red Clover Seeds, etc
Country merchants supplied with Seeds BY the dosen hun
ared thousand papers II. HAFFNER.
los st. Charles street. opposite St. Charles fhester,
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- Bank Of America, New Orleans, j My
flst 1853 LIN accos1auce with IS the act
utilized act Irestabsh general system of Free BANK
On IN the state ana approved March Is 1865 notice
hereby gives ~ holders Of the circulating Of this
Bank duly audteLSnd the provisions Of said act
sent the At ankng House, At toe office OF the State
Auditor for the fose redemption within
s date otherwise funds deposited BY said Bank for said
purpose viii be Retained. J. e MORTIMER,
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IIIRsT PRE@IUM AND SOLD MxDA
AWARDED TO
Bucx,s BRILLIANT.
Al THE EEsT COOKING sT00E

fhe sAove Stove GSr ny cent less fuel ana oakos BE-
bread than .nf aher stove In This tso wA'
fairly demonstrated End reOstessaby proven at the hseh
ics Agricultural Fair Of New oreanA 1853 and ths 81
Louis Fair Of 1851;
Every Of ths Stoves guaranteed ard delivered Any
where within the cif} jres Of charge
Also, constantly md large and eonplsss sssortmsn
of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the mos: In
urcved Patterns III srs advantages offered trads
90 II. HALLER, Agent
g. Camp aud lsS TchOuptOulas street.
rdsrs len &c eex o. aschanics and Dealers Excasng.
No lbs ST. Charles steet or st The New Orleans Posso
vtli receive prompi aatsotior-
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C0PARTKERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed Copa-tnershio
under the nsme and style of SQUIRES rWI HELL for
continuing the Wholesale Grocery and business
erly earned by Charles W. squres 70 GrAvsr
treet CHARLES W. sQUIRES,
T. TWiCdELL
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Bank - New Orleans. New Orleans.
Is 1868 In cordance with sections 81 and IS Of the
set entitled act establish general system OF Free
Banking In the &ste Of Louisiana approved March ID
given the holders circulating
this duly audited under the provisions of said
present thS Banking House, the
Once OF the for the purpose of REDEEM ptlon
within rel this date otherwise funds deposited
" said Bank fcI. sid purposes will be claued
Il N, AU9USaIN. Cashier.
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TICKETs-THREE DOLLARS.

Ladies' Inv tations be had by applying TO John c.
Pstin 37 Canal street, Emile Kern las Circus street,
Csyat, All. Braseiman Co.'S; Felix Ramel aud Cha-
Brown, at lS5 Canal street T. McClusky at d. H.
Holiness.
Sealed Proposals for the Restaurant Bar Hat
be lef with A Lzssale LIS circus street; j. H. W.
Brandt l2l Canal street. until January 20.
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The business OF PIKE. LAPEYRE BROTHER will
continue to be conducted under the until
the first Of anuary next QS69 when ALFREp SHOPPERS
and PAUL BLArC have interest business
VII thereafter be conducted under the and style
PIKE, BkOTHER a Co
New Orleans, December q, 1858.
WIN. s. PIKE,
ALEX. BROTHER
ALFRED SHOPPERS.
PAUL BLANC.
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c. E. GlRARDeY q CO. IS SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION
AND
THE HOME PLACE,

AucuosExRs-Ofce. IL Exehsnke Place.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1850. mt ~ O'Clock
Il N, at the Merchants and Auctionsers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Cusomhouss Streets in
the city OF New Orleans by vrne Of order from the
Honorable h. Dure Judge of the Dstict ourt OF the
United for the Louan4 6sd Tin jan
usry s69 will be sold at public In Oh. above
matter, he I llt wing described prog, rty, tosws
l. TEE WHITEHALL PLANTATION, situatsd in the
parish Of Concordia. State OF Louis fronting
sisspp River and containing about 2O5 e,unded
above BY anos OF Mrs Gather and beow BY l.nde OFF,
rill ar d in the rear By lands Of A Y. Davis
The undivided half of the said Viii ehk PEntton iz
sod property the title 20 witch in dispute provided
in the 18th section Of the bankrupt act.
This sale Is made subject assignee made by
order Of court OF undivided ha OF the whitehall estate
to YoIke CO. expiring the LIST day Of January 1870
The HOME PLACE, situated in the parish OF Con-
codia state Of Louisiana and fronting the Mississippi
River and aiming about 260 and is
by lands OF John Miller and below by nssion owned
public snds.
This sale made subject esss Of assignee by order
OF court to Ober Atwster Co. Of New Orleans expiring
on the lst day OF January, 1870
The above described plantations viii be sold free from al
cneanees as per order Of court the assignee beg spOn
Of sale q. s. internal revenue at
the expense OF the purchasers before NJ
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
nRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR JAN. a3-cLAss go.
"a 46l Isl ts 57 Isl sol 65l ssl q II 8 % = =
The above drawings published all the principal
papers and drawn IN public daily, the Of
Company. q T. HOW AID, President
ST. Charles street, Cor Union. y. o.
Witness hands, ct New Orleans La this 32d dsy
of January 1859. ADAM CLIFF n,
JOHN LEWIS
r. y. WILDER
CmmissOnerz
EvwkFE OF BOGUS JoTTERIEs
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noUGLAs,
ENGRAyEa AND photographer.
mol 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING I.splEs ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
Visiting and weass Cards engraved IN the most elegant
Business sfds Account Sses Cotton bhs Lsdng
Checks Invoices az: Circular letters etc., Lthogrsphed
Seals Canoeing slsssps. Door Plates, etc.
Initials embossed Sn paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOB Eli
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EcR sALE-N QUANTITIES TO SUIT PUR-
chaser:
SCOTCH WHISKY-Ramssy's. 1850
IrIsH wHISKl-Jamesonis, Dublin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bands.
holland GIN-steamboat brand
DDmEsTiC GIN--He~ YORK. etc.
RECTIFIED WIFI sKY-varoas brands
Mutual SPIhIfS-DOMEsTIC BRANDY.
:. ". WILSON. lle and ITO Magazina straet.
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T,HIRD ANNUAL FANCY DRESS
AND MASK BALL
Dry Good. and General Mercantile Clerks
Association.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Wednesday Evening. january "a. 1860,


FOR The
PURPOSE OF ERECTING TOMB.
MANAGERS:
8 n. Needy, Alexander Hill, NJ. R. Haggerty,
j. Levois, Pihei, &. II slocomb,
p. J. Christian Chas Leighton, A Baldqip,
r o. Barriere, ID Syme q Portins,
w. c. JomBkins, b. T. Wsshe, H. Kern
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS;
Lassa1e, }. H. W. Brandt. J. 7. Lee,
A Hardel, s. @. Brodowsk, G. A. Krauss,
Geo. Whitesice, Z. SteDhardt, q. i. BaOcOck
INVITATION COMMITTEES
John Patin, r. s. Caylat, Felix Ranel,
Emile Kern, Chas. Brown, 7. McClusky
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
John Norris A. Seaman, A. L. Long,
J. p. kid,ey, y. Rvidy, G. q. Seeshnaydre,
Chas. Schnel, j. NJ. Greasy, F. A. Louis
FLOOR MANAGERS;
A. Lassale. John II. Rses, Leon Feman,
E. y. Psrileau p. T. Pstin, Emile Kern,
Daniel Lee, A. HardelL A. NorcOm.
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-Cre.erLk cry Bank - New Orleans,
Jane IS sIn teoroance with sections 81 and IS Of An
set sntitled ausSct establish Q general system
Of Free BsD.shY in the State OF Loulsi4na,"
approved Marc,s 10, 1865, notice Is hereby given
70 the holsers, \ o. the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly snder the provisions of said act
ssnt the tr Banking House. the office Of the
state Audttor purpose of redemption within
from da otherwise the funds deposited by
Bank for said pnrtyus will be reclaimed.
CHAS. FAURTE JR. Cashier
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I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY INTEREST IN THE
firm of sHROP SHIRE HATaORN to my partners w.
A. Shropshire and a. E. Shropshire the
and liabilities
F. HATHORN
New Orleans, January lst, 1863.
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A Ladies' Anti-Liquor Phslanx.

The ladies OF Jonesviile, Michigan,
have All organiz nization known - the "Lar
dies rhaIanx," which proposes . sup
press liquor. selling in that village. Some
weeks ago the first official visit to the
saloons made marked sensation, and
MI account of it was published In all
parts of the country. The "Phaianx"
s,iil exists. Strange 70 say 1t 10 u secret
society, and stranger still it keeps it,
secrets. The Detroit Tribune gives an
account of the present condtiou and do
ings. 1t must be remembered that
Michigan has a prohibition law, though
it has been for years y dead letter. I'm
meulateiy after lis visits 10 the saloons,
sentluels are posted 10y the Keepers 10
warn OF its approach, aud when any
considerable body OF ladies appear the
saloons are suddenly closed. omau
numbers OF the sex sometimes unexPect-
edty enter with peucll aud paper, taxing
notes ON. day several iadies entered =
carriage and were driven toward Hills
dale. where the Prosecuting Attorney
resides. This movement WAS Doted, ana
the saloons were immediately closed,
ard the keeper, with constable sod .
iuctotum tor complainant, left the vii
lage for the resitisnce OF country JUS
tice, where complaint against eAco
was alnlcabIy made and suits Instituted
for Il violation OF the liquor law, proOaO'y
intended ~ AN Offset to iorrslail the
ladies supposed prosecutions. But tire
joke of the Thing Is that the prosecuting
attorney stepped in and took charge VI
the suits in good earnest. Then follow
ed the voluntary closing up of hoteD
aud saloons, by the Keepers nailinE
hourds across their windows and doors,
dl>rhalsiug boarders, stopping hotel
runners aud otnnibuses, and general
embargo on the travelling public decssr'
cti, while citizens. looked on 70 see the
sport The ladies, not az all disconcSrt.
ca at this, immediately opened their
houses tor the reception Of travellers,
gratis, until public temperance houses
could he started; hired carriages, ana II
person met travellers At the ears aud In
vted them to their houses, where they
unexpectedly received superior fare, as-
com no,ia,Ions and attention. The
hotel Keepers saw their game was block
ed and began to 'ciimb down Us sOOn
us possible. Two days passed aud NJ
night he boards We're removed from the
hotel doors and windows, and vehtcles
began to run ~ usual. In conjunction
with these occurrences, a petition circu-
lated hy the ladies signed 10y some 3OO
ladies and gentiemen. asking for sup
prss.ion OF the tipping aud gambling
saloons, WAS Presented TO the Common
Council, a majority of whom are sup
posed e. be in favor of carrying out the
wishes of the citizens. Tins movement
is fast iurrea>in. IN friends, and tinding
symn,hy with the .terner sex. Cote
res OF ladies are seen gathered here and
/ there in apparently earnest consultation
1t l. the ladies' rs. Tipping and Gamb-
.iHg. II is the earnest, determined wo-
men at WORK. o. '-~
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The palace I'm course of coUstructio0
mt Ismaila for the reception of the En-
press Eugcnie during her stay In Egypt
will he ls5 feet wide and l3o deep. The
estimate cnst h TO he 7W,0oof. Accord
ing To the contract |, j. To be finished by
the l~t Of October; for every days delay
the arrhitcct will bc subject to fine Of
3Ouf per day. and il finished before he
will receive "a bonus of 3oOf per day
The building viii! he square; in the cen-
tre there is to be u dome covered with
Persian blinds. On the ground floor
there will be the bail, reception and re-
fre-h mcut rooms An idea can he
formed of the Importance of this strnct-
ure aud Of the work necessary to COM
picte it within the time, as it will con
tain no less than l1,-lOO cubit feet Ut
masonry.
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THE KINGDOM OF HOME.


II.
...a From Hearth and Home.
The following stanzas have been awnrdeu
the prtza of one hundred dollars recently Of
fcred by the publishers of the Hedth ana
Home.
Dark is tie night, ana f,tful and dreary
Rushes4he wina nks he waSes oYtM sea;
Little care I, az here 1sisl Seh sNrsiy,4.a2~
wlA tiny side apdany 6AFXon knee.
kfify, King scfow,irne k1ng@
Home is the Kingdom aud Love is the
So. King!
Flashes the irclight upon the dear faces, .i"
Dearer and dearer as onward we CO., p
Forces the shadow behind us, and places
Brightness around us with warmth in the
glow. = &. y s.+,.-.it
King King, crown me the King: 4a7
Home - she. Kingdom And Love ~ the
: Kingt - "A ~ 11rtl-s -
Flashes the lcvenght. Increasing the glory,
Beaming from bright. eyes With varsntll OF
the soul. q s.. MA
Telling of tristan content the sweet stpr1,
Lifting the shadow thai overus roll. ~
King, King, crown me the King: '--
Home is the Kingdom and Love is the
King! = L0t} g.,
Richer than lniser with perishing treaSufs,
Served with servit no conquest couio
bring;
Happy with fortune that words cannot
measure,
Light hearted on the hearthstone can sing.
King, King, crown me the King:
Home is the Kingdom and Love ts the
King! -
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A Ride with O Mad-man.

An exciting Incident Of railway travel
in England recently occurred: .u
A young lady got into second class
carriage, where she was soon joined BY
y roe,,1enlan about thirty years old,
whose manners seemed very strange
and excited. They were alone in the
CARRIAGE :a ~ ass.s a4.stt. ,. l.. q: vrs ~!
n As soon as the train had started this
man got up all of a sudden and began by
throwing his carpet-bag out OF the win
dow, saying: 9qa
.'a "1'his carriage is much too heavy
/ Come we must tighten it as much Us
possible."a ta4
| ArHe then -at down, but jumped up a
| minute after screaming o.,t: e..'.-+a =.
r ."Itsoo0 heavy! Its too heavy!"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-22

How TO KEEP BUTTER sWEET.-It il
the easiest thing in the world. Simply
Put it in clean jars, and cover with u
strong brine. This will keep pure but
ter year. fresh and sweet ~ we know
by experience. 1t j. almost equally
good to put III oak casks. headed tight.
This j. equivalent to canning fruit. The
Urine, in the ease Of the jar, acts as a
heading, Keeping the air out. But but
ter should he made well; we have never
expermeuteI on poor butter. Work
out the huttcrmilk Till YOU have only
pure beads clear as rain water; but do
not work 50 much "A. To break the grain,
in which ease you have "a tough, heavy
article in winter, and grease in summer.
Such butter We advise no one to try to
preserve. Cor. R,trH World.
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TIE GREENvILLE MrRDER.-Tho
81. Louis Democrat Of tlIe 18th, gives
the details of the horrid murder COM
mttcd in Grcenvlle, Bond county, ILL.,,
on the 9TH inst, of which mention has
been made in our telegraphic columns.
The victim was n Mrs. Jesse McAdans,
IA young married woman scarcely eight
cen, of prepossessiny appearance. She
had evidently been decoyed to "A barn,
aud al attempt made to outrage her
person. She fed, screaming. toa wheat
field, where she was overtaken and,
after a desperate resistance, murdered.
\ married man named More, was ar
rested on I'll picion of being the murder
or, and has since confessed the deed.
Great excl ement prevailed in Green.
Vile Oh the llth, and fears were enter
tanned that More would be lynched.-
Duc. Il-.
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hcnd up wouldn't have moved my
finger To have been on board the scow.
1t grew darker and darker; the old feel
Ing came through my head again.
Something clutchcd me by the leg, aud
drew me down. rocked 10 and fro,
felt noise like the discharge of . can
nou, and then dropped to sleep.
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How to Treat the Backward Corn.

We have received the following from
the man who last year started the
inquiry about the Scotch harrow:'
by sort Of accident | took up an old
newspaper aud could not guess why it
had been preserved 80 long. Gn turn
ing it over | found an article under the
heading,
"lIAKROWlNG CORN
with my signature-implying | had
written for the R.pubNcrn1 before. OF
such fact can neither affirm or deny.
Having recently read Il statement dated
EarlviIle June 18th, in which it is said,
"rhe season has been so wet :hc farmers
fear their corn crops will be total fail
ure, a. the corn is small ana the ground
too wet 10 work" therefore offer you,
for the consideration of your agricultu-
raj patrons, what may prove last
chanca remedy.
Let them muster sufficient help with
out delay to lift all the weeds, and corn
plants hw hro from their hills Of corn,
aud if the crop is very backward they
will find it profitable indeed to lift all
from each hill but one plant. | would
most Fortunately urge the doubling
10 select It few acres of average growth
and lift all but one from th" Nllis. and II
that one plant does not yield more sound
corn per acre, should~a ilins frost fan
on their fields before the autumuai cqui-
HoN. and yet upe more than twenty
days sooner than the adjoining acres
where more corn plants remain, they
may charge me with being supelali-
nuatcd old man. Possibly such an eX-
pertinent may prove valuable in then
future opcrarions.-J. WELDON in I0Wo
city RcpubiicCtn.