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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 10
COTTON Dull at I7L9lSc; receipts 90
bales: exports 2t6 bales.
FLOUR -S696 so.
CORN MEAIs-S4 IS al 80,
CoRN-White 81 10 in store.
OATS J. Coo.
HAY-S20.
BRAN-Steady at Sl9.
LARD-lS1zgl9c.
PoRK-s3l. ,> .,4cs 1st<
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ToBAeco SOLD Y Yesterday Messrs.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold thirty
ho9sheads of tobacco yesterday. at
prices ranging from Sc 20 to $40 70.
Among the rest. were sixteen hogs
heads of Western District, from
Messre Irwin & Peterson, Of Gallo.
way County, KY.
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Inst Recalled.

One case Imperial Bronze.
One case Blue.
One case Yellow.
One case Green.
: Also, large lot of Buckles and
Bows for shoe ornament.
Don't run all over town for what
you want in the shoe line, but come
to the Great Shoe House, and come
before Saturday. Have little con-
sIderatlon for over-worked humanity
this hot weather. Every style of cool
Shoes for men and boys at 60 Main
Street. Us. Kicker.
JUL fri-wed.
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The WEAFHER.-Yesterday. al
though warm, vas very pleasant day;
the soft breezes blowing. served to
keep the air cool. The mercury was
at TO at 6 AN; at 9 o'clock it stood
at 8Oo; at noon at was $50; at 3 Pm.
it was at 940; and az 6 it had fallen to
ono
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN2-The fol-
lowing from the Courier of yesterday,
calls for some explanations
FURTHER CHANCE TO ASSAULT THE
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
The following note was sent to the
telegraph Office over which the news
of the associated telegraph line is re-
ceived in this city:
"MR JOHNSON: Mr.. Laubscher. writing
In the linton, of this evening. in reference
to the dispatch referred tn in the Denaokrdt
and Courier. asks; 'Is DR.. Lauenstetn as
well informed concerning the dispatches
of 9th er people at the telegraph ofdce as
he may wish, and accommodated on his
ing tries? Yours,
We may say that Mr.. Ryan seeks
more information than he can reason
ably receive. II the Courier office OBJ
tanned private information frora the
telegraph Office, we think the proprie-
tors of this Office would be surprised
to be told of it on the streets. Let
the senders Of dispatches and writer's
of iuquisitory notes drink little less
of 1.-THE platform.
The first explanation. from the wri
ter of the note, is that it is a friendly
communication, hastily written, to in
form the person to whom it was ad-
dressed. of the implied suspicion Of
bad faith on the part of some person
connected with the telegraph Office,
and thus put him on his guard.
The other explanations should
come from the editor of the Courier,
who thus publishes it, and should
show: First, How he came in posses
sion of it. Second, What was the OBJ
ject of the publication. Third. What
is the meaning Of the remarks there
unto appended.
IF the remarks have any meaning,
the writer has shown himself master
of the art of using his words to con-
ceal his meaning
1t seems very much like the pro
duction Of a drunken head. What
does it all mean?
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LoCoMoTIvE.-A locomotive engine
for the Greensboro and Nashville
Railroad, was drawn down Locust
Street yesterday, toward the landing.
The engine. which is a very large ma
chine, is named Joe. Daviess.
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DA PAUw's CoLLEGE.-We are in
debted to the officers of this institu-
ton for a Catalogue of the institution
for the year 1859 20. We are graft
fed to learn that the College is in a
aourishing condition. and gaining in
popularity every year. 1t is now one
Of the most commodious and best reg
uIated schools for females in the
Ckota
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July u.
CoTToN-Hominal: middling lS1z0l81<;
sales 635 bales; receipts l48 do; exports
3,l84 do; stock 90. 1853 do.
FLoUR-IrTegular superfne 81 S71z05 90;
Xxx IS 4j615 CO.; Xxx IS 75d6 IS.
CoRE-Firm; mixed 81 075S9I Is; white
81 200I IS
OATs-64 acc
BRAE-Firm &C 81 0754@l 10.
HAMs-2t<c.
LARD Flrmer; refined I61s@lGKc; keg
lS1%c.
SUGAR-Firun at 12Zc.
MOLASS ES-50c.
WHIsKY-95c4Gl 05.
Other articles unchanged.
STERLIHG-25.
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Enronean Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, July II.
Consols 81. American securities fat; $40
bonds at London, '62s, III; '65s, S71z; '67s,
8714; l0-4Os, S51S. Fries, ~: Illinois Cen trial,
III; Great Western, Is. Stocks fiat.
LIVERPOOL, July l2.-Cotton dull and
irregular; midding uplands 81 q SD;
bales. California white wheat los Cd.
Breadsiuffs firm: receipts OF wheat for
the last three days 10000 quarters, COS OF
which was American; red western No.
IS Cd winter 9s Sd@9s Cd. Western -four
22s. Corn, No. 2 mixed 30s 8 4. Oats 2s Sd.
Barley S. Pork fl rm at l02s Cd. Beef lbs 90.
Lard rirm at Ills Cd. Cheese 69s. Bacon 56s
for Cumberland cut; 02s Sd for short rib.
Turpentine 29s, qui3t and steady.
FRANKFORT, July l2-Ths market for
bonds reacted and closed drmer; 5-20s 1f
'62 are quoted at OIL.
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New YOrk Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW AOHA' uiS L.
The market continues very quiet, yet
e,dISv for STABLE makes. We quote the
hest brands of heavy brown sheetln2s at
IsI[aI4c; Augusta do. I2Bl2H; Broadway
Ni[C1ss al ne ice; PeppereII r. 1212 +: fremont II
81. Raw Mills bieached musltns Ice; Hope
he: Fruit of the Loom 17c; Bates Jeans
IO<@II; Naumkeag Satinetts IA: Sprague's
puge u IaEr hams ilc.
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ChOIce store RONm fer Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24 If
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Corrected Time Table, June IL.
JOURNAL
WEDNEsDAY. july Is. 1870.
TY EW s .

THANKs.--Mr. John Nelson. the
accomplished florist, will please accept
our thanks for another Of those ex-
auisite bouquets.
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Manifest of the steamer Idlewild. from
Cairo July 18th, 1870.
A e Shrader, IS hogsheads tobacco; W.
8 Ford, 1 hogsheads tobacco; Martin.
Gardner & Co. 2 hogsheads tobacco: Reitz
& Hauey pieces shaft; Heuke & Lemcke
bags wool; H o Babcock, mower knife: :
Sam. Orr d Co, bar iron Gamble & Forth
Is barrels whisky; RagOn, Dickey & Car
son, bags rsgs; Minor Dallam, l box
shoes: LEIGH q Lemcke l empty can. /
demi john Jacob sauers, package cigars.
RE-SHIPMENT.
New Albany-12 barrels iron, lot loose
iron.
Louisnille-l0 sacks rags, bale rope,
bell, IL hogsheads tobacco
Madison-32 empty ale barrels.
Cincinnatt-166b bags wheat. empty ale
barrels,
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CL9UB'S INVlGORAFING CORDIAL
For Sale or Exchange.

A Grover & Baker Sewing Machine.
full oak and walnut case, will be sold
or exchanged, for an open frame ma
chine, at large discount from the
original price. Apply at the JOURNAL
Office. jy12 st
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s@- T. @. Bridwe1l & Co. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gross and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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MORE SERENADIRG.-The Cornet
Band will please accept eur thanks
for the serenade last night.
This band, which, under it's pres
present organization has had only a
short existence, developes abilities in
its members that promise exceeding
" we'll for its future.
MIR. Voelker, the leader, although
quite a young man, gives promise of
becoming an artist of whom Evans
Vile will be proud. Their perform
anoe last night did them great credit.
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~ perience in curing the debilitated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
e-fourths of those suffering with Dys=
Consumption, CanoerolIs affections, Disease
Of the Ltver, RpstepsV, Paralysis. and Dis
eases OF The Kidneys and Bladder, were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of Seminal Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
his patients had paid from 500 to 81, 600 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients cam
not be cured without a searching exam
inatiou of all symptoms and cOmplica-
lions, and scientific treatment by an expe-
rieneed physician. Those at distance
can be cured at their homes without an
interview. Advice free at 40 Broadway,
New York. There are SO many unsuccess-
ful physicians, Dr.. HEATH viii merely
say he is the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals, jyI3
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Important.

When you want Prescriptions filled
correctly and cheapest, take them to
HALLoCK q FORD's Drug Store, Main
Street. between First and Second.
je18 eodtf
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bSs- Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at Is cents pei yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je71 SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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Sar 100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
ID cents pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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French Initial Paper.
SHERMAN'S PATENT BRAKE,

To prevent retrograde motion on Wheele
81 Wilson and al the principal Sewing
Machines. Sent by mail, postage paid
with instructions for using, ON the receipt
OF 81 80. Agents wanted. address,
TrT.ft-- p - rfrrN'T T . r Ef- r'T..
au23 w6m UoE A,s1. philadelphia la,
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BB~ A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
je7l SCHAPKER. BUssING q 20.
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Make yOur own

One pound OF CrGmpt0n'G Tilne
Clrq Soap will make twelve quart 81
some Eoft Scan. Ask FOR 30 nH
CHAMPION BROTH Em8,
ST., NEW YORK.
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RIVER NE " 8
For Other Rtver -I1enus See zRtrd Page.

The weather grew more threatening
yesterday evening, with a strong pros.
pect of rain.
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures were the Palestine, Louisville
and return; Pine Bluff, to Cincinnati:
Anna, st. Louis to Cincinnati; City
of Evansville, to Cairo; Sam Orr. to
PASSPORT; Evansville, to Bowling
Green; Idlewild, to Cairo.
The Robt. Burns and Anna were
loaded to about the depth of water in
the channel. Neither expect to be
down again this season...........The
City of Evansville took out an
excellent trip of freight, with a
moderate passenger list......".......:..
The Sam. Orr and Evansville went
cut full.........The Pine Bluff and
Palestine had good trips.......The
Id.ewild arrived at 1870 with good
trip. She did large way business
down and up. and was aground on
her down trip for two hours, on
Walkers Bar. She lett Cairo at 6
o'clock Monday evening.........Baker
Reynolds, chief engineer of the
steamer City of Evansville, furnishes
us the following, which cannot fail 10
elicit the attention of all steamboat
meR:
1.-THE City Of Evansville is supplied
with Hartupee's combined moderat-
ing engines; size of high pressure en-
gines 154 inches diameters; low pres
sure engines 331 inches: A feet stroke;
wheels % feet diameter; II feet
length Of buckets, "a inches wide.
She has 3 high-pressure boilers, "a
feet long. 80 inches in diameters,
using Hartupee's patent crate bars
and bridge wall. To show the ad-
vaHtsges of this machinery over all
ordinary high-pressure engines, L
submit this statement from a test of
% miles run, not taking into account
time lost in landing, as in the packet
trade about as much fuel is consumed
in landings as while running:"
Power of high pressure eng!nes~....l5iss Is ;iii
low S215
Nearly equal to / q inch cylinders high
pressure engines with the same stroke.
The total horse power of fOur-cylndegs is
39iZ-equaI to 22l inch cylinders high
pressure. By inspection, the City of Ev-
ansville rs allowed l3z pounds pressure to
the square inch.
Average steam lbs
Revolutions per minute, using "a
cut-off........ ....... 49,. 1875
Gallons alter evapOrated per min. 49,. 24.00
Pounds of fuel consumed per min.... 28.I5
Bushels per mile. 202
per bushei ......... 1862
Average inches mercury In vacuum. 22.O0
Miles run per Ill
Bushels fuel per us
This extraordinary economy of fuel can |
not fail to interest steam boatmdR gener-
ally.
MRuTfes-s.
Manifest az the sfaarnnr IdIaurIId frnrn
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EFFICACY OF ADvERTIsING.-Cap-
tain Grifith's COW. which was adver
tiscd IN Monday JOURNAL, came
home yesLeraay-
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GOLD PEN 81
At The Journal Ofllces

GO!
COZ!
COZ!
Immediately and buy some of those
good
81 a"d T5
Cent Shoes, suitable for Boys and
Girls, st
GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
jul6 81 80 Main Street.
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Judge Baker.
Election Notice.

ELECTION NOtlce.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
u Stockholders OF the Evansville Gas
Light Company. for the purpose of eject
sDg Board of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year, Will be held at the office OF
the Company on the 18th day OF July, A. ID.
1870. between the hours OF 2 and 4 O'Clock
PM WEI. W. CHANDLER.
jyl2 DIT Secretary.
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CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JAMES q. JONES Will be n candidate
for Judge of the Criminal Circuit Court of
Vanderbursh County, at the next election .
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INITIAL PAPER

Put mn In neat boxes. Zach box contains
oSE oUIRE or PAPER and Twenty four La
S,eL0Des. We will mail 10 any address one
box upon receipt OF T9IRPY GENTS
which is less than the cost or the plain
paper envelopes sold at most OF the stores
We have also fine quality OF
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The works are now reVdy for
Address, for Catalogue Of he be
subscription books published
HARDING, Philadelphia, Publ
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Without interest for Eve years
from Tho time when the last install
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This extraordinary economy OF fuel can
not fail to interest steam boatmdR gener-
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5OCtS..:.:5....:.: 81 3. !: . .
unHw

for the SEMI WEEKLY do. do. - conf
month pays for the DAILY SUN aH..
1. W. ENGLAND, Publisher, Ne
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home yesterday
, 1870-05-27
dispatches NJ mt to Buffalo inqutr1ng who WAS
tn COMMAND. following answer Was received:
r. H1-txA1n My "A 1H-n

Dispatches we mt to Buffalo nqutrng who Was
tn conmsnd. following answer was received:
BUFFALO, MAy u, 1s7u.
oNeili to he Eurt Do not belIevu thoss lying do
1patchce VIC hayc just passed sonne Of your men
through We arc sending your en e ~ the f5ent by
I1Was so hard for the men to reconcile the CAP
turc Of oNeIll by tTo men, with hia known
courage, that the dispatches announcing the event
wire oiscredlted generally, and many vert Of the
opinion that the wires nt St Albans were manip-
United In some way. No reliance was placed on
any Of the dispatches from that place. The fol-
lowing de3patch vas also receired:
j. l. Morrison. fsaiaa Hatl:
ksns ip,on GU 9I5 men .croaa the 19rdsr nd &c; r.
enemy tstce 1epussed. Our men arc still ieas1ns Mr.
These kilograms served to counteract the de-
pressing lnnuence Of the adverse news Of the
morning, and go anxious we're the leaders to re.
ccise private adrices on which they could rely
t3at they sent special correspondent By the eFes'
ing train, with Instructions to report exactly no"
matters vent, and to exaggeratc nothing, SO tnas
they might know the tue state Of ahaiEs
II WAS remarked By member Of the brother
hood, while the Presidents proclamation was III
der discussion, that 1t was worded exactly uEe the
neutrality proclamation Of Queen Victoria On the
breaking out Of the rebellion IN 1851, the dates and
other formal matter, OF course, being different.
He stated the matter as q significant coincidence.
Another batch OF dfty men, the third sent yes
terday, went on By the night train, nnd more wl1l
follow this morning.
The zeal Of the Brotherhood In this city hasl In
nowtse diminished. aud they express deternlna-
ton to do their part whether the movement endz
In glory OF disaster. There ARE 900 men ready to
leave as soon as transportation can be procured
and several wealthy 1rishmen have engaged tc
rnrfTfhufH 1drTn Enrng Scnu fheF EAffaffet
, 1870-05-27
NEW YORK.

6fcciaI Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
AN UNPLEASANT INTERVIEW.
NEW YoRK, May 26.-Two h!shwaymen inter
viewed countrymau on Houston street tonight.
taking his watch and money.
WALL STKEET.
The money market remains very easy 1T SOS
per cent OH Gull, and c@1 rcr cent for prime dis
counts. The gold market was strong and more
active this afternoon, closing With considerable
business at 1141<- The stock market Was quite
active, with the chief interest In Pacific Mall
rAc1P1c NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company Issued their
annual report to-day. They estimate their stea1n-
c1s 1t the same value as last gear and make their
assets exactly balance their liabilities, which are
s2o, 200.
ITO the Assoclatea P1trs.l
An UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR TUE CUBAN PRIYA-
TEER.
NEW YORK, May 2G.-Steamer Cotalpa, which
sasd IN search Of the Cuban steamer Upton, hug
George y. pelaess, editor Of the Albany Esenia9
sTEA4En ARRIVALS.
Steamer Hermann, from Brennan, has arrived.
CHARGES AGAINST ASSESSOR sCASLAN.
Owing 70 the split IN the Fsnian party here.
Sranluu editor Of the irish I<publ.c and Assessor
Of Internal Revenue, and they are now undergo
tGg au lnEestigation b. the United States officers,
Tie IRISH Republican Central Club Tonight passed
resolutions endorsing Scanlan.
DEFACLT1SG COLLECTOR ... .
The books OF John u. Z. Marsh, late Collector Of
taxes III Westfcl, y. j., show deficit OF $4,000.
recovery.
SUICIDES.
ban as l1ey e corns5s' n M \. 'i Txesaay e nleht. ii
Yesterday morning, Ind named Conkllng, went
into the barn and hung himself from tile same
F1NAxf.fAr H. r1pNDr11oy Or rnr p.r1r,c utr, srrIu
, 1870-05-27

COMMITTEE HEFORTS.
MT. CULL1M, from the Committee On Terrific:
rleF, reported btu annulltng a Inv Of Sew Mexi-
co which reserved real estate from exccutid. With
= rroEiso that homestead only to the amount Of
The Senate bill creating an additional 1ANd dis
trtct In Colorado Fts pastep.
NJ. GARFIELD, from the Committee oTRnles,
Globe Of February 90 ls13, under leave to print
given to Ar. Mungen, contained remarks Of per.
Il the ConVesnonal 0iobr ana tnstIuctlng the pro.
prtetors Of the Gleoe to exclude it. !
was net III lis seat tie resolution BE- wttndraa1
for the present. 1t was accordingly Withdrawn.
RtTKK AND HAnBoR BILL
Mr. SAWYER, from the Committee % Com
mcrce, repor,>d the River sud Harbof h1F. .Re
fe1rct 10 the Committee on Appropriations. I
makes appropriations to the amount Of ;pe2ll,
1he foGEtns are or am0a' Ts4'r T..
Hss f@pfosemsnt d c1ssaso Es ha.oef a 9uns9'
oT Gna4ots naae hsFo ssFeor FIX Gees
Big Sodus harbor, &, 600; Oswego barber, $4,000
oGdenshurgh hafbof,. sio,o0o; Hudson River
a = Fl t5c
and Pacific coasts, ana contingencies, sIbaooo.
EXEMPTION FROM TONNAGE DUTIES
Nj. ScOTIELU Introduced g hfll Rxcmptint
machinery used In steam yesseE from Tonnage
duties. Referred.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC HAILRoAp BlII PAstED.
The nCuse proceeded TO vote On the Ept4hel.
Pacific haslIVad blll All the ar1et&nte1a6Ner'
rejected and the Bill passed-101 against 81
Mr. BINGHAM made a report from the Confer
ence Committee On the blu to enforce the FIJI
teenth Amendment, which, Rlter some hlllbuste1
| Ing, went over I'LL tomorrow. Two and q hal
| hours will be allowed for discussion, AMI yot
| taken without further dilatory motions
TIE COMMERCE BILL
The bill to revive the commercial and naylga
tton interests Of the United States WAS DISGUISE
| ut length. Finally motion to table II, bY Nj
ALLISON, was rciected-6l aGa1nst 105.
Adjourned.
, 1870-05-27

Of sixty OF hundred less next sessou. Sup
pose the present number were increased fifty
fold, by hatching out THAR fuu quantity Of
eggs next season, what would be the result?
Continue to destroy them, and there viii be
the fewer to eat up vegetation this reason, and
the fewer, should they retuAin and hAteh out
another season.
But to preserve the trees, some gitd1e the
trunks with tar, and sone with aIe-8rease.
Soft soap will do as we'll as eitoer, or anything
they viii not go through; and this much cover
space which they cannot well jump over.
linger, from Cottonwood, showed US an idea Of
keeping them from getting On to trees,
before their wings grow, that Has
tho best we have Seen. He
took few thicknessea Of paper, pasted them
together. followed the centre and put it close
around The trunk Of 3 tree, Ike lamp Shade,
with the outside and wide edge downwa1ds, IS
get up to it. but could not get over it nor jump
over It, for when they jumped against it they
fell to the ground. The plan is worth giving ;
wide trial to.
When they got wings and fly the following
plan for driving them away is spoken Of highly
MIKE piles Of sage brushs or anything that will
burn and throw up plenty Of smoke, where
they are numerous. Set fire to the piles, and
when they commence to burn scatter sulphur
over them. The su1phurous smoke ia s&id to
drive them away entirely from the neighbor-
hood. This il Also wortA trying, and, mean
time, NO would recommend tho fight against
them to be vigorously and persistentiy waged.
Bro. Tufnbow was appointed a committee
OF one, last week, to Bnpe1intend the extirpa-
ton OF the grasshoppers on the five acre lots,
md the people we're requested to turn ont for
stand their laborB have been productive Of
much good, which is hiRhly ENCOURAGING.