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The New York herald., 1870-02-17
THE TURF.

T ONG BRANCH RACES.-THE INAUGURAL MEETING
- at Long Branch Park under charter the Legisla
ture OF New Jersey, win Saturday SOth July
and continue five days. The appointments of
visitors and the for arfsn win in
spect, be unequatied. Sweepstakes will be opened and
liberal premiums will be offered for all ages and at all
tances the distribution OF which win be duly
During the meeting premium Of vi, 600 viii be
race for all ages, four mile heats. w. e. Ramon,
M..L.. ,l6O broadway, Acting Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

E,oR sALE-GRAY HORSE, YEARS OLD, SOUND
IN every respect and In splendid condition ft for any
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF AND
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.
Regular semi.MonthIy Meeting Last
Night.

The Confederate Relief and Histori-
cal Association met last evening in the
Municipal Courtroom for the transaction
of regular semi-monthly business.
Dr.. R. W. Mitchell, on motion of Mr..
Henry Moode, was called to the Chair.
Col. John W. Dawson, the Secretary,
read the minutes of the last meeting,
which were approved.
Mr.. Adams, from the Relief Commit
tee, reported $3.50 expended in the last
two weeks, and presented the petitions of
Mrs.. Catherine Temple and W. A. Perry
for instructions. The expenditures were
approved, and the petitions referred back
for further investigation.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported favorably on names submitted at
last meeting. Names enrolled.
Petition of Mr.. Ryan referred to the
proper committee.
Various standing committees sub
mitted reports, which were adopted.
The Employment Committee was re-
lisved, and Captain James, G. Barbour
and W. L. Scott appointed.
A letter was read from General j. l..
t. sueed, stating bis willingness, when
able, to deliver an address, as invited,
before the Association, and to furnish
certain documents.
Colonel R. Dudley Frayser offered q
resolution calling Hpon the Treasurer
for 4 full report Of ell moneys received
and paid out since The organization Of
the sssistT, Rpd the Secretary was in
s,rucied to inform the Treasurer Of the
wishes Of the Association.
The names Of Colonel ]. P. Strange
and Captain 10. Barbiere were proposed
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"Oh yes, you have full time to walk to
Lake Providence before the boat gets
there. 1t is only two miles. Be at the
upper wharfbos'." The above was the
reply of Mr.. H. II. Walker, clerk of the
steamer Mary Houston, to some questions
that had been propounded.
AS the steamer Mary Houston was
hugging the shore at Vista, La, for few
repairs, about forty of the passengers,
including ladies and gentlemen, con-
cluded to take pleasant mornings walk
of only about t,oo miles to Lake Provi-
dence, and await the arrival OF the boat.
We were told that it would be quite a
pleasant trip, as the levee was high and
dry. After walking about two miles,
and learning that our point of destina-
ton was then some fue miles distant,
about twenty of our party fell by the
wsyside end concluded to beat retreat
to the boat-Mrs. Durham, the Captain 8
kind lady, being of the latter. Twenty
two continued en- route to the Lake, but
to our chagrin and modification, after
advancing three miles from our boat, we
discovered the stickiest, heaviest and
thickest mud ever found in prairie
Every few minutes some gent with kid
gloves could be seen pulling some great
hunk Of black mud from young lady 8
shoe. 1t was muddy on the levee and on
either side. and our crowd was scattered
in promiscuous confusion in all direc-
tions in search of pleasant terra frma.
"Help me out" cries Miss B., Of
New Orleans, who with outstretched
arms stood stuck fast in the mud. Dr. ]
W. Smith, of Morton, Mississippi, and
one other modest gent sprsng to her
assistance, ane soon succeeded In olsen
gazing her from a very unpleasant d.
lemma. By much exertion they sue
ceeded in placing her on the levee.
81 thank you, gentlemen, very kindly
for your trouble, but as one good turn de-
serves another, venture to ask you to
find my shoe which has been lost in the
mud" says Miss B.
The two gallant knights didn't relish
this request quite so well, as DR.. Smith
bit his lips, and the other gent knit his
brow before plunging in the mud. But
| the shoe must be found.
DR.. Smith was just returning from
Louisville where he had procured pair
of tight boots, and they we're now making
some very serious impressions upon his
pedal extremities.
CONTINUED in to-morrow's LEDaKR.1
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Memphis Theater.

Mr.. Lefingwell gave another OF his in
imitable burlesques at the Memphis Thea
ter last night to a fair house. He ap-
reared as widow Twankay" to uncom-
mon advantage in the burlesque of Alad
din. Tonight will be produced for the
first time in Memphis a Victfn' Of Cir
cumstances, an entirely new comedy,
with an admirable cast. To conclude
with Romeo Ja6ier Jenkins. At the Lief
fiugwell matinee, tomorrow afternoon,
will be produced The Gushing ClOrinda
and Delicate Grounds bill that is
bound to fill the house.
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for membership, and referred to the
Committee on Credentials.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Henry Moode, Chairman Of the
Finance Committee, desires us to inform
oil members Of the society now in arrears
for dues, initiation fees, assessments, etc.,
that be has the accounts from the Score.
tary, and hopes that the members will
come forward and settle up at once He
can be found at the LEDGER composing
room.
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Local Brevities.

1
The valentines have come.
Many strangers in the city. e
Combs, IT,, out on $500 bonds.
Hope6eld is almost under water.
Ninth day Of the Dickens trial.
More emigranls swiudled on the levee.
A few seats for PATHS concert still
left. tH
O'Donnell is down on fast driving
Good
Droves of mules pass through the city
daily for points South.
Sleeping in vacant lot costs five dol
lars before the Recorder.
The Chancery Court adjourned yes
terday until next Wednesday.
Foriy-six arrests in the First District
yesterday. The new police are sweeping
things. v
There are fifteen cases of smallpox in
the City Hospital; also several cases in
different parts of the city.
Read The announcement of the LEDG-
ER's new dress, and the appearance on
the 9th of March of the WEEKLY LEDGER
Governor Senter has offered reward
of $500 for the apprehension of the par
ties implicated in the recent Carroll
county tragedy.
An East Tennessee Revenue officer
reported recently that barle of
whickie seezed by me for not being
stampt has been stoll by ruffins with
Eases Disguised with kraip."
The first grand ball of the " Societa di
Unione Fratellanza Italiana," Of which
Gus Signaigo is President, will be given
ct Cochran Hall on Wednesday evening,
the 10th of February. 1t bids fair to be
brilliant success in every respect.
We are requested, by the city editor Of
the Appeal, to state that he did not al
lude to Captain julius A. Taylor as the
attorney connected with the registration
business, in the article on that subject
which appeared in this mornings issue'
Mr.. George SCOTS store and entire
stock OF goods was destroyed by fire at
Colliervile yesterday morning, and his
salesman, Mr.. Jones, narrowly escaped
with his life Insurance small The
fire was evidently the work of an incsn-
diary, and is the third of the kind in the
place since the war.
John Smith writes to US that in view OF
the fact that Republics are ungrateful,
and that old Many Citizens" "Vox
Populi," Numerous Voters" and other
supernumerary members of society, have
gone back on his claims, be will not, I'M
less forced out against his will and unbe.
knownst to himself, become q candidate
for any Office unless vacancy occurs.
DR.. j. 8. Whites residence was burned
this morning at FIVE o'clock, on Vance
street, between Ecbols and DsSoto. The
kitchen burned first, and half the main
building, which was one-story frame.
Nearly ell Of his furniture was lost. The
| fire department responded promptly, as
usual, to the alarm, and saved portion
of the building, though in damaged
condition.
There are twelve regular sneak thieves
and pckpockets in the city. Only two
have left since the new police force went
on duty. There are also three parties Of
confidence men, numbering in the ag-
rregate fifteen. In all, twenty-seven,
enough to run this town clean through.
The confidence fellows came here about
a week or ten days ago, and mean to stay
some time. So we advise all classes to
be on the lookout. both at home and
from home.
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clerk and Master second ChAncery
Court.

EplroRs LEDGER: Having learned that
a rumor ia abroad that / would be an IN
dependent candidate for Clerk OF the
First Circuit Court Il the ensuing March
election, desire to say to my friends and
The public generally that, although ! pave
been warmly solicited and pressed oy nan
Sreds Of the best citizens, both OF the city
ans aornty, cannot consent to become
a candidate for that Office, however wen
satisfied / may be that was the victim
OF combinations and Slsnderops misrep-
reservations in the late Conyenuon.
Trusting that the people, Ia their soser
second thought, will always be right, i
hereby declare myself a candidate Tor
CLERK ana Master Of the Second Chan
cery Court Of Shslby eovniy, a. the hrst
election b the people Of that olleer.
islt n, D, l. STEWART,
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FROM DUB CORRESPONDENT
"TRISTRAM SHANDY."

Twenty-Five Passengers Of the Mary
Houston ON the Tramp-They Walk
500 miIes-TriaIs I'm the Mud Road
Wagons and Yarn Mules Pressed
fnto servfce--How Far 10 Lake
Providence ?--Its Church Spires
Seen I'm the Dfsfance-Twenty- -four
Hours Absence from the Boat-sore
Muscles and Empty sfomscbs.
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ALL the late papers, Ledger, Saturday
Night, New York Weekly and good en-
velopa and paper can be found at the
postoffice corner. Chappell is still
awaka
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saIesroom, 3lS Main street.
Dis O1utiOn.

THE law partnership which has so long and
Il so pleasantly existed between the under
signed is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The partnership business will be attended 20
McKisiek and Wright, McKisick 4 Wright, as
A. Wright and LUKE L. WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and sill continue
the practice Of the law under the firm name OF
WRIGHT a WRIGHT.
L. d. McKISICK continues the practice.
Ofices kit Williams Book.
A. WRIGHT.
i. d. MckIsfCK,
LUKE 4. WRIGHT.
January :. $50. lll-1s6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

As THERE is no doubt but that the Clerk
and Master of the Chancery Court will
be hereafter elected by the people, and
as wish that my friends may not com
nit themselves to the support Of another,
| hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of Clerk and Master of the
First Chancery Court of Shelby county
whenever the election occurs.
1871 Eo. A. Cole.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

osT si0RRWARD.-STRAYED
n tSor me -csiderse Of Mrs. Rembcrt, on
F-nfrsi avsauc, three miles east Of the city,
/ IA night, a Black HQfse, about seven year
La cSain On hfF neck. and mark % an OLD
bun on bis rump. Reward pasd on 4ehFefS
\ I6 ssi s''i ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

TIE members of the l54lh Senior Regi-
ment Relief Association are requested 70
meetI,unctually at halfafter seven o CLOCK
this E Tening, al their hall on Poplar, be-
tween Main and Second streets.
FRED. G.. GUTBKRz, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

PERSONAL. DR.. I. M. Wise, from
Cincinnati, the distinguished Jewish Re-
former, is in our city on q visit for few
DAYS, and is the guest of Rev. j. Tuska.
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CONTINUED in to-morrow's LEDGER

CHAMPION BILLIARD MAroH.-Charles
Armes, the champion of Tennessee, and
Toney Honning, the Superintendent Of
Cadmus' billiard rooms, will play match
game this evening, which has been antic-
ipsted at Cadmus' some time. The
lovers of the game will be present in
force.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

H1DDRKEL LODGE, No. 100, /. o. o. B.
Brethren are requested to assemble Sun
day morning, at am, to listen to the
lecture of Rev. DR.. Wise. By order of
the President Louis GOLDSMITH,
Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

To House. KEEPERs.-If you want
to save money aud time, call at d. Wet
ter & Co. 8 and purchase the Patent inn
proved Monitor coal and wood cooking
Stove, a fuel saver. 1921
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TAKEN up.

|TAKEN UP.-ons black COW; white face. ta AZ
"a v~ith uhits facel. The owner will please
az P'0'~ JOsEPH BAkUT,
| i2o.1sss Herr Lake Head.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

JOE LOCKE has ell the popular dailiss,
weeklies and monthlies on bis shelves.
Also. a fns assortment Of valentines
snited for ell ages, colors and conditions,
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FAMILIES wishing something nice IN
the way of choice beef, should call at N 10.
&C Jefferson street. Laacelle Market
can't be outdone by all the markets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. CoHEs, 800 Main st. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

One.half interest in Cadmus' Billiard
Parlors, Bowling Alleys, Club and Sam
Die Rooms, with FIVE (5) years lease,
moderate rent and promising business.
For further particulars call on or address
G.. CADMUs.
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LEoruRE.-Rev. DR.. Isaac M. Wise,
from Cincinnati, will give a lecture on
Saturday (to-morrOw) evening OF the
Memphis Club Hall, corner of Union
and Second streets, for the benefit of the
Congregation Children of Israel. Sub
iect: "Jesus and the Apostles" All
those aware of the commotion produced
wherever this lecture has been delivered,
will gladly avail themselves of the op'
portunity to hear the views of the learned
divine. Admission, fifty cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

PIrrsBuRG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh & Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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FOR LEASE.

iTHOR LEAsE-FOTR HUNDRED ACRES
HI OF good land on Surrounded Hin, in a high
#ta,s OF cultivation. entirely above overflow.
good Sin. mill. stables, cribs. cabins and fences;
I've miles from White river, and Immediately
~ Memphis and Little Rock railroad. Will
Ia leased for Eve OF ten years. Laborers on
he place. stock and implements for sale en-
WIN. r. HARRIS.
Care Harris 4 Pillow,
9s-tl le Madison ST.. M starr. Memphis.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

New York Money Market--Feb. 4.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments are dull. Sterling Exchange
weak. at 1855 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
ing at per cent
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EHMoxs & Son are in receipt of the
lseding dailies of the country, and every
thing 10 the way of periodicals and light
literature called for in this market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

New York stock Market-Feb. A.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
The market Is unsettled. with a general adj
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Jugr received, the celebrated Lone
Jack smoking Tobacco" At S. kaufman
4 Bros, 81 Jefferson street, corner Of
Second lSc
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THr BEsr is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. re.
vote has the best Of everything 10 .ns
family grocery line, corner Ihird ae s9
Adams streets.
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Cheap velvet carpets, SO 30; body
Brussels, 81 60; tapestry Brussels, 81 70
at Z. Fegan's, 260 Second street. 1874
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THE CITY.

PITTsBURa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown d Jones, office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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Cry LICENSES AND TAxEs.--City Scrip,
in sums to suit, fer licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. 9 Madison street. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

FIRST shipment of Whittaker's cele.
brated sugar-cured hams just received.
LYTLE & SHIELDS,
l35 l4l and l43 Poplar street.
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DoHERrY, Phi. D., teaches sS I G,sHs
school. corner DeSoto 'S Tah s,o
streets. Instructs in Latin, Irenon' SsS
a few more pupils desired. ,'|
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THREE-PLY, 81 IS; ingram from Csc
TO 81 so; hemps, 35c.; oil-cloth, etc, at
low prices. To be had at e. Fegan,s,
$50 Second street l3i
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n Office.


FTHE Forty second corpornis fscal year (is6l
L having expired, notice Il hereby given that
/ shall proceed on and AFTER the
18Th day Of February, 1870,
To report the namcs Of such deiinqnsnt tar
PAYERS a. have personal properly sulciert %
nav Their taxes 10 the Recorder. and 70 obtain
from hin distress warrants sutncri1inr q fel1-
ure snd sale Of q suficie1cy u such property %
'-''''' - Wv RoRHRTsoN.
lss-fl CiiJ Tar Collector.
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A GOOD two-pleat shirt for 81 at Wig
raps & There's. 233 Clay Bulldog. 7
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FREsH Savannah river shsd received
daily by Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
$500 l38
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County SCRIP COUNTY SCRIP In
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank, Nc:
Madison street. llo-I
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IfyOu want good old Megibben w his
XIV, 20 20 MeRibben a Bro, 2si Main.
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For SALE FoR SALE - City and
= " Scrip and Tennessee money, at
0oun nix, No. 9 Madison street, in Gums
City Ba ll6-t
IN suit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

DExrsoS's SHIPPING TAGS printed at
this Office at strictly New York prices
No use to send your orders off here
after.
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wooR, "a 'OODi WOoDi
WOOD ,m G. II. johnson,
Buy your wood frC i4s
l22 Adams street
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For loss of appetite use Equine Pow
ders
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NOR RENT-AFARM CONTAINING ONE
l, hundred and sixty acres lone hundred
al fourteen miles from Memphis, well
clear, -ed situated five miles southeast Of
German seer offics, or NJ. j. Whitmore. on
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Cattle diseases require Equine Rene
dies.
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ss- money to loan at aes Main. GlO-4

Use Equine Liniment for Rheumatism
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Patent Improved Monitor "a fuel
saver. lzZl
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No rrcr.-COngregatiOn Children Of
Israe: Divine service will begin TINS
even ng at 6 o'clock; tomorrow more
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Isaac n
Wise officiating. By order oil the
vssiry. -,
z. LovENsrErS, President.
LI.w WsxLKR, See'y.
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In v;av Of the fact that the Convention
hosresolved 10 make Chancery clerkships
eiec tive. / respectfully announce that l
viii hs a candidate for Clerk and Master
Of the Second Chaneery Court
ls4f LEoE TRoUsDALE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-04

Patent Improved Monitor "a , fuel
saver.
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Ifxou want good old Megibben whis
sHV. 80 20 Wegibben a Bro. 2s1 Main
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
Us By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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Honey to loan at sso Main st. wi
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Equine Remedies best in the world.
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FOR re MT,

w. a. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
RetheI Block, Office No. 3.
NOR RENT THE SALOON KNOWN AS
the "Brilliant." situated corner Center
alley and "Whisky Chute. for term OF
wars. TO A good tenant. Apply to
yIsa.Iss THOS. H. CecKE.
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Ifyou want good old Megibben whis'
Ky, go 10 Meafbben d Bro, 2SI Main.
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-.--c-,- ,o-, WIT AND FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOX h W. +. HARDIN,
IL Apply to 2471< Second street,
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a.. uses require Equine Rene
dies.
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Ayers Block, Memphis, Tenn
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
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WARTS.

HTANTFD-TO LEASE 10 OR 20 ACRES
w OF good garden land. Apply at
Y ia 1855 2O3 MAIN STREET.
lVXTANTED LIVERY ONE TO KNOW
NV that DR.. Russell's VEGETABLES IN
IECTI0N cures Gonerrhea and elect in from
kwo TO ten days, without the use Of medicines
knternally. For sale at kusselPs Dispensary,
~ North Court street. Sent securely packed,
u any address. en- receipt Of price - per
hottla ian-I
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EoR RENT-NEAT COT 'A sSSTiIE Yffhi
i to W. A. WHk, Y, Main st.
182-137 Bethel Bloc. -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-01

early potatoes were kept 20 nearly
free that they were nUtat all injured.
As to the expense Of this it would
seem at first to be quite considerable,
but the experience Of the prescott
season has shown that by little
pracsice . squad soon becomes 80
expert It the work that = good deal
OF ground can be goncover in short
time. / am FULLY persuaded that the
money spent IN catching potato bee.
ties was rs we'll applied as most OF
that spent otherwise. 5t
During July we began supplying
the boarding hall with all the vege-
tables needed there. The list in
cludcs, potatoes, bcets, onions, beans,
peas, turnips, &c. These are gath
cred every day as needed, by the
young men belonging to the squads
detailed to work in the garden. l
have SO arranged it that each student
will have an opportunity Of learning
how to properly collect vegetables
During the remainder OF the sea
SOU a good deal OF the work vii! be
the clearing off Of the ground tor the
fall blowing. We have already be-
gun this and will continue it as fast
as the crops ripen and are marketed.
In my next report will notice the
experiments. Respectfully,
CHAs. z. BEssEY.
Zines -1MqMst 3, 1870.