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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-06
THE GREAT
THURSDAY, NOV. Scr 25th,
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

,.,uE sfa,,nbis on Company wish 70 pur-
/ enase ,35ring next fall and winter, 2
barge quantity Cotton seed. for wnicn tAes
win rty the market price, furnish siels 81.
CORN, q s. scales. They urge tleit
frfeusis not to store their seed IN large z lslLl
fiffe~ and thereby have their y Flite go -
or Injured BY IfEArISG- Planters y - -l'1l 49,
h, rnaIre contracts for delivery OF et.-a WI
r,isssS.s e.,,ll ~ oil Work. Center lstneii-.f-
izg- OF Cake and Meal for sale IN i-ilf - -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To the Magistrates Of Shelby County.

i a primary meeting MONDAY. November
$, at 10 o'clock Am. at your court rooms, in
the county building. corner Of Union and
Second streets. A full attendance is request
ed. JOHN p. BOUGHNEh,
MOB CnrnInissinl,er lf I,l.ristrafion-
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On Monday, 22d day of November
will sell, % the highest bidder, for cash,
without reserve,

f. . u R Lo II ..
On west side Of Shelby, between Union and
GayosO streets, each Y feet inches by IlSi
feet. On one OF the lots is a three-story BRICK
HOUSE, with iron front formerly known as
the Allen House, constructed for store below
and residence above. Two of the other lots
are improved, with substantial Brick Houses,
and one vacant lot adjoining. This rroperty
+ put up to be sold. and viii not be with
drawn if there are bidders on the ground
who expect to buy.
80 SALE HJUR, y O'Clock.
THOS. II. COOKE.
Royster, IrezeVaai & Co., AHctiOheeFs.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

OFFIcE SoUTHwEsTERN PUBLISHING CO.,
3il Main street, Memphis. Nov. 5th.
THE public are respectfully requested 10
L distinguish between the name OF this
Company, in Memphis, and another com
pany IN some more northern city, cities
place or places. styled the 80 Southern Pub
fishing Company" who are soliciting public
patronage in behalf Of City Directories and
advertising schemes. The eSOUTHWESTERN
PUBLISHING COMPANY is home instI-
tuition" and has no connection whatever
with any other ' so-ealled Publishing Com
pany- This notice IS deemed necessary that
the public may not. in any manner, be mis-
led. /. :. CLARK, Sec'y and Treas.
36l Main street.
II. A. PARTER, President nos
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NEW YORK.

The Byron Scandal Refuted Again,
Deputy Collector Gone GIimmering.
The Tribune on the Late Election.
Letter from Father HyaCinthe.
Forged Autograph Of Washington.
Fisk's Show-ShOP " Catching it. D"
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WARNING.

Ii. PERSONS are warned against trading
for the fol lowing notes, which were stolen
with my poeket-bOOk. in the city Of Mem
phis on the 18th October, and On which pay
rneut has been stopped, to-Wits one note on
O. " Phillips. endorsed by ToOf. Philips . Co.,
dated 18th AurfL 1858 for ; i057 So one note on
n II. saanlrlrop for $50. One on W. r. ieaugh-
erty Tor $50. The precise dates OF the last t'so
notes not reeolieeted. rouxsoS
no5 ~ y. d1AA-t7o-t-
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NOTICE.

ovrrs-- F5rR,sAssDo 1ssuI a2sCH %,
II Madison street, OCTOBER =, -7'o- !.
p,eatinq OF the Board OF Director q
4 - - lsers rany held this cay q - Fi'ietl
q, ave l5l per cent. was deeiaree aE,2n me
.,,r,itsl stock. the same y oe eIe-.ls- hfo-
llss sssls 49, secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-06

WE will be ready for-business In our new
w store on lst septem Der, and VIII have a
good stsek OF Plan ntation Supplies to meet the
wants Of our friends.
Cotton which viii be stored in our oW a ware
nors,s and sampled and weighed with care.
RS- Cotton in store VIII be covered BY lnsu-
rance unless otherwise. instructed; and all
shipments BY river insured under our open
policy. ,.-,,.,,,, i. ,,<,,,,,,,
RugA FAhtsAN1lON y hOW ELL.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings of Beth the Houses.
Industrial & Mechanical Corporations

A Bill to Tax interpretations.
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NOTICE 70 pIcKPocKETs

THE individual who got my pocket-ooois
4 on Poplar Street Car, No. Il, Ia the city OF
Memphis, last wednesday evening, VIII con-
fer aIf especial favor by returning the notes,
memoranda, ETC., to ToOf, Phillips q Co, 2i8
Front street.. They can be Of service TO no
portant 10 me- lno5l NJ. d. JOHNSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

COFFKB-Tbsre is GmeI feeling ~ no 'S r5 ~ ,p og
20 DO d Patble and DO y North America an on p',v
Baltimore 28JO bags Mnnsmsmab aud here I4yV 90 '''-' "
o private terms - e,.4. Plan, L.
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market for Western anl s.s'e
f,iry active and most grades lower Choice Mh
which the low gfatss Of Winter "nf1'
I5UlJc lover TIE ri " 70
Eht IN. .sl.s ave 50O bb, al S6 IL for bleIhn STATE
80 45G Is State SC 700 ~ - for Fancy a.
s6 IS Tor the grades Of Western Extra 10 Goa 70 O Ool
70 Spring Wheat Extras; 80 30d 40 81 Tor Mgns $40
Rttras S66UGE City Shipping EIrdi - - - o -
ming Ohio Hoops Ca ST 30 for TRADE brands 30
fr FANNY do 5 for Amber Winter Wheat state an
az 1881 10 Wheat do do 81 l3d ~ % iof a ~
sc 5OdS for ST. Louis EItIa Single 81 5as - ioI 90
sud ~ $50 Treble California and oregon '1I 6
moderate aud fm saes Of go bills and aLs A.
~ rs Horn the latter choice southern foli
grades
go Of go 6bA al SO 81 Ordinary goo Extra banes
ha4B7 Co for Extra Georgia AMI virginia ooU
81 for Family DO 80 7Oa 80 IS for EIa MlJanl all
Family do DO. Rye Flour nTm aud n a u,
ud sales Of $50 bbs at 81 40 50 90 Corn Ael aa AM
FIID scarce and better; We quote 20 m a! )! i,i,1t
Change We quote 100 d. at So SaSs2 o Meal -f a. . 90
GRAIyThe Wheat market Is sc;ye and most tuls are hf
In good rsQass. tgI syyo tas As Osea lax Ds lsAs- '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
RECEIPTS OF PROnrCE.

Frr Canal. Vegtsls and RdIrdddA
syPr s-29gl1 wheat bush Corn 32o bash oats
bush Rye MALI 10 2J hb Flour 20 bags Corn Meal
az hslcs Cotton 2CG thled Petroleum 81 hb Spirits Tor
pentiue 1upentre oi bb Rosn " Dbl, fork ~
pkg Cutmesis Lord s. Asbe 2lg pegs l1sr bbJ
ioIes Chese htls Taios 70 psga Dne tut ~ c1s'
20 bbs hsky bb Esg "a bales Wool y lte lil i've
se Leather 80 Hides IS bids Tobacco, s. bills Red OIL e4ss
E-e 8e boIes Starch Peanuts 2 bbI SsPhihA pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, I
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
we recommend these bonds as safe and profitable
In vestment producing nearly 10 per cent per annuIn
in currency and lin exchange for five-twenty bonds
Welding an increase of 4j per cent in net annual IN
come Present price 96 and interest. hun particu
lars furnished by JAY COOKE d 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

S52035t Amsterdam, 4Ci@4oI: Frankfort o5@AOai
Bremen, 7si 0lSt, Berlin os070l
The earnings o. the Chicago and North Western Railway
for the FIRST week September were; 1865 'oi0'''0'
1863, s2S3O5O,4O; decrease, s65,52O55
Tho New-YOrk Gold Exchange have approPii'Veu
s. 800 for those bereavod by the recent disaster at e
Avondae coal mines the National Stock Exchange nave
appropriated $500 for the purpose his hiahe'
an aggregate of 5000 given by the goa anu s'ocA
brokers, i'll addition to private subscriptions
At the meeting of stockholders Of the Pequest and Wal
kill Railroad heldat Audover, Sussex tyNewJersey
on Tuesday the ollowingnamed gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year. Charles Scranton
John Rutherford selden T. Scranton John W. Wyckon
Simon A. Cummns James j. Titman, GrinnelI burt
VIM. II Scranton, and VIM. NJ lif AT Subsequent
meeting Of the Directors Mr. Chas Scranton was chosen
President and Mr. JW wyeko Secretary and Treasurer
THIS road is to form part of the great inland central
line of railroads leading from Nova Scotia to Texas and
with the completion of this link and few miles between
Hagerstown Nd and Harper's Ferry with what Is now
in course of construction in the eastern part OF Maine
and on the Boston, Hartford and Erie line, will give an
unbroken line of rail the whole distance, with put one
ferry Ton the Hudson RIVER its entire longth and be-
tween the Hudson River and East Tennessee VIII pass
through the great Kittatiny Valley.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the Boston
and Maine Railroad at Lawrence, Mass to-day re-
elected the old officers and voted to authorize the PORT
land SacO and Portsmouth Railroad to Increase us Lcap
tai stock and fully equip itself as hIstcIaSs rnOau
The following tDe fOotlngs Of the Boston BANKS
as compared with those of the two previous satements
Loans .slo ESQ., 5Ss.sl5 sOS' %S sl6sS85igl
Spece.............. l,7l5,5G3 l,S7l,l1 2ll7,5i2
Legal Tenders. 1l7g2,ll9 ll.9n'T56 ll'2lOGst
DepOSts.......... 57Ofl.n45 35,219,l3J 34,sSd,i
Circulation NatD. 2j,2O2,2n 2J,<OV,0oj 2o'244'ooi
The following preamble and resolution were passed by
the National Stock Exchange to-day:
In view of the terrible and heartrendng calamity NJ
AVondalc PENN which has bereft many mothers ana
children their husbands and fathers aud rs token OF
our sympathy their bereavement and atctOn II is,
therefore,
Resolped That the Finance Committee be and are
hereby authorized and instructed to appropriate 500 OF
the moneys the hands of the Treasurer of this 0ard
20 the fund for the relief Of the widows and orphans OF
the miners at AYOndale, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
- thn follnMlng fOr Railroad bOnds

Money was extremely active throughout the day. WIN
the bulk OF loans at coin interest AT the Close u D
So ,,ere was less demand and loans In exceptional
co. were made at currency interest In the Gold Room
the demand has been sharp and gold has been arred
at from II 10 % per per annum Commercial paper
was unstable. ,
Sterling Exchange was stronger with moderate ue'
mand at quotations. London, 60 days. loos ~i'04 iO
aor .tybt 1os,. London prme commercially, GO days
tO7,aIo7i; PARIS, long 523i9522i Paris short 1At@
&%I AltWsEp. 62i cav; swiss, S9lsa"5'i Aau409iS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF The ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable III com At inc
Total Issue 81 100000 less than $4,000 per mile, Sc
cnred by mortgage on the entire property OF the
Company; $4,000 nave been sold the balance we
offer at Sd and accrued interest III Currency ana re-
commend them as a safe and profitable investment.
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
THE MARKETS.

ICarefuly reported The TRIBrSEI 49,
IE THURSDAY. Sept 9 1902
eAsHEsThe market quiet and s'endy a at ~ 5~$7 e'
cONTbe market and heavy closing nominal the sales
Including Us bales evening aui 80 bales o. sye
- eso of 6 bales Low Mddng for September az Is ~ co.
,srus 80 3d. do for November private truusi 81 Co.
40 t eeeob on private 200 d. co. r Jsnnsy ~ Eier
al zoo do 10 ior February 2J!c We quote fao"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % Nassau ST.,


offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage per cent Bonds free Of Government
tax Principal and interest payable in gold. Price,
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
gage, per cent bonds. Price, IS and accrued in
terest.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, Z per
cent GOLD BONDS Price, 92i and accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH, Kan
sas 10 per cent, free of tax strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest
Also per cent BONDS OF THE CITY OF 0swEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds and upon application full informa-
ton VIII be furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
1utit,s of Baahruyitp.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED ~. "A M mS
Gr the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PBNNslL ~ Ii
THOMPSON Philadelphia Bankrupt ea',ns ~ 1859 a. Il
cask N before Register T. Chase al Ne OF $500
Philadelphia that the examination Of tLe S ,rt az Con.
49, hnspX. of m.ug required Sections II and 20 we VI
sT,., transacted The Register will certify Nhsshe sDv -
tohsr i3 1869 before at PhisdeIns " ~
rssn pbs ioSn Judge sAd Seal Of the Court
delphis September 1909 " " "a Ia, n
kpwIs r. CHAsK Register p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
Coupon or Registered,
Free of Government Tax,
Secured by First Mortgage Oh the

Ny. AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
and by the additional guarantee Of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile Of road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course Of thorough and rapid con-
struction $50 miles will be completed by LIST October
next and the entire line, it is believed by the end
of the ensuing year
The admirable selection Of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country.
These choice securities are meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency at WAich
price they are still offered
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.. Bankers,
No p Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

BUFFALO CATTLE MAHKET.-sEPr O.
CateBscept' 900 bes maIse doll ADD heavy good e lover
S nominal aud &C. lovers receipts moderate Hogs fair demand
and prices unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

NORTH CAKoLtSA TREASURY DkPAkTaENr,(
Ramon. Sept ,, 1860
rV1HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of North Car
ona accordance with the Constitution OF this State having
levied special interest," the same may become due all
sp issued 30 aid Of railroads unfinished at The time OF the
s5ent Of the Constitution which beng collected
er of said bonds notified that the Interest which became
such bonds will be paid on the
lie pfoper coupon the Treasury at the Raleigh National Bank Of
Raleigh n G. And further that Interest which
be Ige on N DAY of October 1862 the Aforesaid special
tr bonds" will likewise be paid above AMI after the last
lionel date u. A. JENKINS, State Treasurer
VHE COUPONS of the DANVlLLE, UR-
( ItNA VlYO2ilN5ION ASp PEKlN RAILROAD COMPANY
on ILLINOIS $40 Do. paid goI colt. isl ilm Government 9. on
- t.s Dr. r ol pe-tlJl 40 tlt l-Tlc Lean all .t
, Cyu.agy I, l. GkiGGs fs.4sul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
fiuannal.

Financial.
bankers AND BROKERS' ASSOCIATION,
80 Is BROADST
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
CAPIrAL.................. 0OO,Ooo.
PAID lN....................'. SoOOOOO'
TRUSTEES
II ~ pryVDTcT T. s MARLoR
- y, ~ p,risrcs U.uk JANIS D. SMITH
i''-''r : RpoWSELL Msssrs Jaueson smith & Getting
~. l. / a,o~rrl' A Bro H. W. MARTIN, IT,.
'''"' o. ~ WaVvfg Mss,r, H. " Martin, w. Co
H.. 49, re-. \ 90 JAMES b. COLGATE
-'-'' n "a sr1t~T Mr..rs Trevor & Colgate
A.. si,,t = Di-tius,p 1. j. VAN BOSKEkCK
a FRgRfs M-.,rs. Lockwood & Co.
~ a Al Rsr,is 4 uro JOHN BONNER,
r. n Ni',GCAVE Nessri John Bonner L Co.
Mfssrs. MusgrAye Co.
a. r. BONNER,
NssTs g. T. Bonner & Co.
Trsuslrts a General Banking business
Receive, DEPOSITS subject - check Al sight aud allows I'VE per cent
interest ou BALANCED
Interest allow deposits for specihei tine as net agreement
D. ". EEupIN Manager JOHN BONNER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FusT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDs FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNEsOIA RAIL
Bonds asa frst-cass investment. At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLKws O. Co., No. 30 Wall-st,
Financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX

The Dan's Urban, Bloomington and PEI Railroad Who's.
b h 1 . Of DaSys and Pes R'' ScS Il n TIE
soss Of ne road ~ Soo ms' u, capital stock 600 The
NAY has besn area done and the whole line ready f the raia
successful operation THE whole road will be completed early coming
These bons are sonvbs stock a. pa, attn. option ofe
f @ig s ,maS 81 5Sn a. Hins 20 %
sn offered n . We ,s, ,1oE the veg s't ALREADY as.
tSs ro TSo Sods Averaging less than $1,000 per mile are secured
~. Ts, s . DS Wet S1 . e. v q s Con: 5
Oldest smar wagOuosd the STATE passing through several
word through tho garden Of the datdsU s it, local bes1s..
.onH.con WITH pnsA Ines IL SrSHsA sa. must b such
make Of The mos, probable in the
apo plnE no Of 80 miles AZ lniiapos connection viii be
wish zoe Toledo Wabash and Western IA fact .hs road WI form
Win sopts0 iao yiA KeOEai Burlington Iowa. and shsuse
p.ts direct line Boston to peori, K.okuk Burning.
Omaha and tho Par West via Albany Buf Cleveland and the
BeeOne Railroad to Indianapolis AMI Dsnvs Toledo aad
viii form As most direct In. HswYo to u. sane points
West Vi. Central Lake Shore. and B.eiont.ns Roads
Indianapolis and Dre orya The Es Aauile and Crest West
W.; . from rh,sD1 "a. ia the r;s osas
e. .S%R..1 ~ I, sanS,' s .st
qd o4o Railroad Pisr,SuE Cincinnati adiansDO' Dan
Thus With the combined ADVANTAGES certainty
o.. business and .SoGs1 business, w9iss sonSsss I'm. 50
ib',h. sas. + tbs road pIcpoIGIa
os. s 10y sD1 Of some prncpa fo.. fSo
Rairoads Miles Road E.ruDs, per Mile
Ch,e,so aud North. estern,. l6T0
Chicsgo Rock Island snd Paei6c..... 40 lOO2
Tol@Jo WAb.sh and Ween.,,.,,., SCI 1881
IIlpoi, Cent, 1Oll5
the receipts Of the Dsnvie Urhan Booming
ton and Pek Railroad for the eni SlIOO us OF Oh
ll1o3 miles, Sl,to+6OU. ,u, -a
Receipts a. estimated bll0toOo
Estimated or follows:
Operating expense 50 per
Interest 900 900 gold bonds $4,000
Premium, ~ cent. on $4,000 god ........... 5000
Set slids Sinking Fund SVo
r.,,,,, rost o,., I,.s-, and s.O6 $40
dvtnds the capital stock the orsi year OF us
operation without doubt progressive increase thsresse eaeb year
the result The geographical oeAoH Of the Tead alone sal
feent to convince all Of value and usefulness
TIE sloeI the Illinois Central The Chicago aud
Alton Burlington Quincy Roads all selling from ADORE par TO
2JO sb them Gvorlby located aud the com
petition either much greater than h have There no
Of this road shall not sell hgh as either o. TIE
privilege OF bonds Into stock OF taS
any desired their
having personally and Thoroughly sIhuned ts road We
negotiating It's bonds We e1r them al 70
h the utmost confidence
reliable si and profitable Bysstnent
10 over - per sens
esed Foveny Bonds besides the
advantage being s aSd tho prospect Of ,peed
completion into which t1l may be eonfsred
BOuds ard Cod received az tbsr market value er
change without Bous forwarded By free OF clafIs
Pol particulars farILed By the uEiegns financial Agents OF tas
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant Of Three Millions of Acres IN Nan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Hallway
from Sheridan Kansas. TO Denver, Colorado and
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 49, miles and earning more than enough 10 pay tie
interest on tits pdo loan. This loan runs 80 years
PAYS per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB
NEy. MORGAN & Co., No. 80 Exchange place, and VI.
K. JEsUP & Co., No. y Pine-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
pibfotuS Nutit,s.

CNoCEss FIRX INSURANCE. COAPASY
49, No ISL BRoADwAI n Y, SepG T. 1853.
GOTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ have this Jay declared DIVIDEND of FVB 5l PER CENT.
nee OIL '''sa~sN' 'A' y" JACOB H. MOORE Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-09
A UoTIoNEER.

GEO. GDAFAM, general Auctioneer, offers
~, Ho will attend and cry sales Of all kinds
whenever required, on reasonable terms. He
may be addressed AZ Carroll, Ohio, and all an.
Phcations for his services will receive prompt
attention.
August 2eth, 1850 u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-09
Fruit Trees in southern Ohio.

II. r. Hopkins, Of Highland
County, writes 10 the Ripley Bee
the following notes on fruit trees
for Southern Ohio:
The undersigned having been
engaged in growing fruit for a
long term of years, submits his ad.
vice for the benefit Of all who may
be interested in this limo.
In my experience, | have found
but few apples that can be depend.
cd upon, as regular bearers In
Southern Ohio, but fortunately
most of these are fine apples.
For summer apples tho follow
ing may be depended upon as
regular and good bearers: Beno.
nj, Early Trenton and Early
Sweet Rough.
For tall, the Rambo, Rhode
Island Grooming, Vino Apple and
Maiden Blush, are great and uni
form bearers.
For winter, the Virginia Green.
ing, Wine Sap, Smiths Cider,
Black Apple, Greening and Romo
Beauty, are the best and surest
bearers.
Tho trouble has been that in
setting out orchards thero have
been too many varieties planted,
consequently only q few prove
profitable,
The Early May Cherry seldom
fails, and as 10 the peach, will
just say that having made a
speciality Of observing Il, I am Ger.
tain that thero can be no money
lost in that line, IL they receive
any kind Of attention in tho plant.
ing Of orchards. l know by OK.
perionce that If peach trees bear
bnt one bushel each. they pay
largely; but there is not one or.
chard out Of ten that will not
treble that. I have planted somc
seven peach orchards, and, on an
average, they have paid bcttcr
Than the In vestment would have
done had IL been put out at fity
por cent. interest, counting all OK.
penses and labor.
Tho notion that seedlings will
bear moro regularly than tho bud.
dod trees is mistake. Tn fruit.
growing regions man would
prosecute n neighbor for planting u
Seeding on his farm, considering
it nuisance. 4
There is but one kind Of peach
that arc better bearers and longer
hvod than the common budded
peach--tbese are the Persian
stocks, or the peach grated on tho
Persian stocks. They have two
advantages; tho worms do not
work on them, and they never fail
10 bear o medium crop OF fine
fruit, but they come at very high
price. Still they arc suporseding
the common peach very fast.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-09

THERE is said to bo q young,
man In Fayelte, Missouri, who,
though unable to read, and know.
ing nothing Of written arithmetic,
can solve any mathematical prob.
lem in wonderfully short space Of
time. Some instances OF this facil-
ity are given: Tho number Of flax
seed to reach TO the sun; allowing
six grains Of fax seed TO one grain
of wheat, and thirteen grains of
wheatto the inch. Auswer-4e9,.
497, 100000, ,OOO-was answ cred in
two minutes. Another problem.
What would $4,000 amount to in
ten years, compounding interest at
10 per cent? This he worked
out in three minutes absolutely
correct. What would a horse
.iqbring, there being 80 nails in hiI
shoes. allowing 3 cents for tn,
first,..9 for the second, 8 0, q, 81
and SO on?-was correctly answer,
cd in three minutes.