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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-26
a R0nk E0R THE hAulh.

e ERRgAEE PRIVATE CoUNsnLoR 10
THI MARRIED or those about
6UlDE. s 20 m STyts or he ana R9Sy1 Ts1ola
dona OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing OF
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work Of two undred
and tTenty-four pages, with Numerous en-
cravings, and contains Valuabl Information
iOr those who are married or contemplate
marriages Still IL Is q book that ought to be
under lock and key, ami not laid carslessly
about the house.
Sent TO any Onst ss OF poatsgsIfol % Csnta.
Address DR.. But ~Dtspensary, No. u N
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
~ Noises Ptss z1fGdsd and U~afcrSNsG1s!
Before applying to the notorious QUACn
who advertise In public papers, or uHtnZa ny
QUACK EHlCMDLEs, peruse Dr.. Rutte Work. nc
matter What your dtssRse il, or how dspIora
bleyOur condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or b
mall, on the diseases mentioned In htH WoRb
nice No. u \. Sight street bel. Market n
Walnut. st. Louis, Mo. les7dEW
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In the quarantine investigation TO,
day, l.. S. Pond, n of the directors
Of the steamship company whose yes
sells run to Havana, testified that IN.
der the present quarantine officers de-
lays and expenses we're much heavier
than ever before; he thought the e
sent health officer released all vessels
from Quarantine az soon as possible,
that is as sOOn as he had made all the
money out Of them he could. EXpe-
rienced lighter men offered to do light
erage for half now charged. The re-
suit OF these quarantine exaetions have
been a loss to this port annually of
four million hOgsheads OF sugar, which
have been taken to Boston, PhiIadel-
phia and Baltimore. MI. Pond stated
that he considered the lighterage BUSH
ness at the quarantine q swindle OF
merchants from beginning to end.
He had no doubt DR.. Carnochan
reaped q share Of the sWindIe and that
the community was plundered right
and left. ID. K. Norval, shipmiaster, tes-
titled toextortion in the towing Of one
OH is vessels by quarantine tugboats
j. 3. Blanke testified doing police,
cOachman, groOmsman and messen-
gers duties for DR.. Carnochan; also to
fares on quarantine steam
boat when taking passengers to the
and handing the money to DIR,
Theinvestigation alleged
corruption; the judges continued this
morning, but In secret session.
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sLAFEsI sLAFEsi sLATKsr

No. II Commercial Place, New Orleans.
sRESr Bangor Psnrhyn, Port Dinorwtc and
a Port AadOe states for JOodng-by cargo
or small lots, to suit purchasers. slate Slab
Cisterns-made any size to order. Hearth
Stats, Urtnals for railway DepOts, &c. Eng
lish Ridge Tiles. FIRE BaICRS in quantities
to suit.
N. B.-SlatiT 9 contracted for at home or
abroad. Repairs TO slate room will receive
prompt attention. WhaTf-Correr Philip,
fchonDitOutas and Levee ST. Gets. p. o. Box
1909. Merchants FL change, 1913.
WE ELLIOTT, Agent,
fel8 Practical Slaier aud SIata Macon.
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Thomas Ormanta, one Of the anti
Chinese rioters, who was I'M icted for
murder and stealing a dlamond ring
from the corpse Of one Of HID victims,
al Los Angeles, escaped fronl the hos.
pitaI In that city yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-26
TRUTH
CHRONTC
CITY PRINTING.
AEAYOR's OFFICE. CTTTHA1E.

NEAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL
1Nl MEMPHIS Tenn, February -, 1872 I
The annexed resolution, offered by Alder
man Penderzrast, vas adopted ~ the Board
OF Aldermen, q IN presentation to the
Common Council theaame action was had
Resolved, By the General Council, that the
Mayor and Printing Committee be author
lied TO advertise for bids for the city 8 print
ing for the ensuing two years, and tina the
COMMITTEES report the several bids and re-
commend the adoption Of that deemed best
for the city 81 the next regular meeting.
In a~cc0rdnnca With the ABOVE RESOLUTION
sealed proposals VIII be Tscsived at this
ONCE until Monday, 18th Febr1aTy, inst, at
iesl JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Belle Factory Shsstinus.
the EsdicaI Double Chamber.
NOTICE. TO DENTISTS.

HAVING purchased the MEMPHER DIX.
- TAI DEP0 o. J. B. WATSON Co. ]
VIII continue the business at No. g8 Main
street Ism now replenisn1nE nom tbs lead
trys hoping 70 meet the demands OF the ura-
1ssalon. Il also Civ notice 70 the pubiIa
tnaI viii praoiics dentistry ~ surgery IN
All It's branches, with ADVANTAGES rot mr.
passed In b profession.
Powell, n. D
nEEEE8FRH.-4s above noacs. I have
disposed Of my dental business 70 Dr.. i. n
Powell, wno win continue the same a. nv
Wei A1oFn stand = VIII now give my IN.
istry cmee As neFetolcTe, No. as Nam
zee JR WAssoE.D D. D.s.
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PURE OLD BOURBON
RXI "HL91K.
l. 4. EILLER eaIcEEg-eoeE sRaEp.

WE call the particular attention OF The
w wholesale trade 10 our large stock Of
Whistles, mostly Of the celebrated and we'll
known brand for the past twenty ysars OIL.
A. Miller C~hlcken-CGek Bourbon and Rye
Whisky made IN Paris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted % The trade for it, pu-
r1ty and uniformity IN quality, and % I'M
prove by ege faster than any other Whisky,
made IN the nnest cOopsrage. We have dif-
1erent ages the new enc, W. ihree, four
ege, etc.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFuTS-sisncI
brand on one head Of the barrel and the
burnt brand OF the disJllery On the other
head, made in and In nom Paris. Bourbon
county, KY.
Whoiessle dealers, groCeEs and druggists
are invited TO examine cur stock. For Ezls
in lots only by
UOBR, DOEH0EDE q CO.
Sole Agents, ORR Nalsut and Third.
dN nav - Louis. sc.
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ny order of the Board OF Directors Of the
ID MEEPHtS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD
pes cent. on The amout5 OF capital stock
subacrteed, is hereby made, payable OF or
before the ist Of March nezse 10 a. ]. WHITE.
Treasurer, No. "a Front street.
fe2l e. W. BROOKS, President.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
GID RuILnlNG EnR BALE

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be recstved At
- the office Of the Secretary for sixtyd DAYS
from date february 70, 1871 FOR the purchase
of the two tory building on the northeast
corner Of Madison and Second streets, so by
20 feet. The same must be removed within
thirty days from date of purchase, or when
ordered by the Directory.
Terms cash, or approved sixty days note.
The Directory reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Directory.
n. II. HI9BEE, President.
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]. VIC WATSON, ]. H. WAraoN.
Holly Springs, Miss. saTdis, Miss.
WATSON & WATSON,
T0RNE4S-AT-LAW
AK11s.
n 0 TIC E.

So Wnl practice in the Circuit and Cham
Gerry Courts OF Panola and De5oto counties,
and in tbs Federal Court at OK ord.
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The frauds of the Tammany ring in
New York caused the triumph of the
Republican party at the last election
in that great State. Movements are
on foot in Missouri and elsewhere, by
some of the Republican opponents Of
President Grants administration, to
defeat his reelection. The power
and patronage of the administration
r so great that il will require a union
of all the elements of opposition to
defeat the reelection of President
Grant. II these elements can be
united by the formation ola National
Union or Conservative party, il seems
to me that it is the part of wisdom to
make the effort. The Democratic
party failed in the election of 1868 and
IS it had made but a poor start to-
ward success in the last election in
New York, some other and more ef-
organization is necessary to
success.
A TENNESSEE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
1t was certainly not my object, In
the letter, to dictate to any
one; md In addressing it to persons
Ia different parts OF the State, the OBJ
vious Intention was TO ascertain
whether q sufficient number OF per-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
How to Put on a Corset.

AT This juncture the coroner desired TO
show the Jury the course taken by the ball,
aud for this purpose produced The corset
worn BY Mrs Burkhsrt at the time of the
ragedy. ~ ou see" sAid he-snd here be
drex the corset around his waist with the
ACE 10 FROM" the ball must have gone 10
here from behind. No, that can't be, either
for the ball went 10 in front. COnfound it,
I've got it on wrong Ali this wAv." Here
the coroner put the corset on upside down. J
Now you see" pointing to she hole in the
garment, which rested directly over HE bip
-" the ball must have gone In here. No,
that cant be either, for"
Here Mr.. Mather, the handsomest man
on the jury, broke in. doctor SULLIVAN,
said he, you We got that corset on wrong"
Here Doctor Stillmau blushed like a poppy.
"W.ll." said Doctor Sullmsn II have been
married twice and ought to know how to rig
q corset Yes said Mr.. Matber, 'bur
you don't You had ii on right in the frat
place The strings go in front and the la
lies clasp them together 10 the back. Dom
know? | think | ought TO; | have been
married. If yoo doubt It look here, (point,
! irg to The fullnsss in the top. How do you
suppose that's going TO be filed unless you
put it on as .uggts?' "lhst," ssid M
Stulman, "Why that goes over the hips
No it dou'l," sad Mr.. Mather, that got
some where else-this wAy," and here Mr.
! Msther indicated where the tullness ough
10 60.
At this ps!e-faced young mao with g
70 ce like a robin, aud ote book snder hi
arm, said be thought the ladies clAs ped ths
c resets on the side The pale-factd yonB,
man said this very inuocenlly, as if be Wished
o convey the impression that be knew moth
ug whstever of the matter. The ur'
spghed The pale-faced young man to acorn
and one Of them inumated bat he thong
the Young N An was not half SO green sbou
somsn's dress as he tried to appear. Tn
Young man was q reporter, aod il is there
re exceedingly probable that his kuosi
edge was fully IS limited as ~as Appare
from bis suggestion to the jurymen.
Here smother jurymsn discovered tina
Doct IT Stilman hsd the corset bottom sid
up. doctor" said he, put it on the othe
~Ay"
Then the doctor pnt 10 on in reverse oil
der, with the lsces IN front. This brouR b
the bullet holes directly over the tails of b
coat
81 don't think" said Mr. Mather, "ths
tte bullet went in there. Doctor"
mo, | don't think it did" was the reply
ConfouDd it. its mighty funny-sx marri.
men In this room and not one that know
how to put on a womaD's corset
Here a nice young man who hs
several sisters. and always keeps his eye
open. nd vsnced and convinced Doctor Still
nan and Mr. Mather, after much Argumen
that the lsces of corset go behind, al
that the garment is cissped 10 front. ATE
III explanation the course of the bullet va
readily traced. and found to bear out the e,
PLANTATION afforded BY the two physician,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
WAR RANTtD

perfect cure for all Kinds
Of PILEs, LEPRosY
>CHRoFCLA, CANCER.
SALT RBkUN, CATAERH
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMA
TIsM, aud all diseases 81
tue sKlS and BLooD; en-
t,-.I,, rr,,sfo,2y, g.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
Uaitp Argus.
The Two Church Builders.
BY JOHN C. SAKE.

BY JOHN C. SAKE.
famous king would build q church,
TEN pie vat and grant;
And, that the praise might be his own,
Hs gave strict command
That none should add tie sm allest gift
To aid the work he planned.
And when the mighty dome was done,
Within the noble frame
Upon tablet, broad and fair,
In letters ell afisme
With bur ished gold, the people read
The royal builders name.
Now when the king, elate with pride,
That night had sought his bed,
he dreamed be saw an angel come,
halo round HE head
Erase the royal name, and write
Another in it's stead.
What could it mean Three times that nigh
That wondrous vision came;
Three times he saw that angel hand
Erase thu royal name,
And write a woman's in Its stead,
In letters all shame.
Whose could it be? he gave command
To all about the thrans
10 seek the owner OF the name
That on the tablet shons;
And 30 il was he courtiers found
A widow pooI aud lone
The king, enraged st what be heard,
Cried Bring the eulprit bere!"-
And 20 the woman trembling sore,
He said "'TIs very clear
That you have broken ny command,
Now let the truth appear"
"Your Majesty" the widow said,
al can't deny the truth;
love the Lord-my Lord nd yours
And 30. in simple sooth,
/ broke yeur MajsstT's command;
| crave your royal ruth }
''Sinee had money, Sire,
Why could only pray
That God would bless your Majesty;
And when along he way
The horses drew the stones--I gave
To one wisp of hay"
"Ah! now / see" the king exclaimed,
"sslf glory Was my aim;
The woman gave for love of God,
And not for worldly fame;
It's my command the tablet beaR
The pious widows nSme"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
SPECIAL AO1iCks.

SIX MILCss B aLUW DAVENrOkT.
"A, ArER unsurpassed in Health restoring
w properties. Board, baths and msuIcal Aa-
vice, ali for x1U TO ST. per week. ihose GEEK
ing health or pleasure are cordially invited 10
come. On and after May LIST There will be .
haeK leave the Burts House every afternoon at
o'clock, for Splnney vile, AID return same eve
ming Fare onI, - ceats. For further Partic
ulars SEND stamp for circular TO DR.. A. b. sPlN-
NEY, Proprietor, IS Perry street, Davenport:
or Capt, w. oPINNEY, suPt splnneyE Vile, Min
sral NAter Cures at Hotel, Spinney vile, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
A Good Word for Romping
Girls.

Most women have q dread Of these.
Mothers would rather their little dAug hterr
were called any thinR but romps, and say t.
hem: Be very quiet, nov. my dears =,
Ion't run or Jump try and be little ladies -"
As if healthy child could be stil as il
il could lake time TO walk or step over whAr
anne in its way; as if it could fold lis httl.
uands IN Its lap, when its little heart is 50
,nmful oil tickle. 1t is absurd and wrong,
because it is unnaturAl. Chr dren, girls, Hs
veil as boys, need exercise indeed, they
N ust have 1t 10 be kept healthy coudi-
ton. They need it 10 expand their chests,
strengthen their muscles, tone their 1eryes
and develop themselves generally. Ano
this exercise must be out of the doors, too
| IL is not enough to have cslisIhenics IN the
| nursery or psrlor. They need to be ont il
The sunshine, out Id the wind, out on the
| 1rass. out in the woods, out OF doors some
| shers, il it be no bigger pace than the
com mon or park. They need a romp ever,
lay OF their lives. Suppose they do tau
| their pretty faces. Better be as brown as b
Berry and have their pulses quick and strong
hau white as q lily aud complain of colo
feet and headache. Suppose they do teal
heir cloIhes, tear them every which way,
supp0ss they DO wear out the shoes, pau
month. even; it don't try mothers pau
ence aud strength half so much 10 patel
and mend as il does TO watch night sfte
night queruous suck child; aud it don
drain fathers pocket book half as qnicl
buy shoes as it does to pay doctors oils
The odds are all on the side OF the roDps
Iude ed, we don't believe there Is pretne
pieture in all the vide world tha,
bs' Of a little girl balancing herself on III
topmosi rail of an old zig gag fence. hs
bonnet on oue arm and q basket OF black
berries on the other, her curls streaming gu
70 the wind or ripping efer her tdshe
cheeks. her apron bait torn from lis wais
aud dangling 70 her feet, her fnRers stsln-
~ith the berries she has picked, and her hp
with those she has eaten. Mother, motbel
don't scold thar little creature when SD
comes in and puts her basket IN sbe taoi'
N look ruefu at the rent in the new ginQ
am apron, aud al the lit lie bare toes stick
NJ out of the last pair of shoes. Wash o
her hot ce and soied hands. and give BE-
q bowl of cold milk aud light bread, an
when she has eaten her fill and got reste'
make he sit down beside gou and tell 20
about at she has se n off iG those mea'
oss and woods. Her heart will be full
beautiful thiuRs sound of the wind. Il
talk Of the leaves, the music Of the vi
birds, and the laugh Of the Wild flowers, Il
'ippl ug Of sire ans and he color Of pebble
the shade of the clouds, aud the hue of Il
sun beams all those would have wov'
their spell over her innocent thoughts, al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. B0HANNAE'S VEGETABLE Gu
RAIIVE' permanently cures all forms 0 per-
matorfhaa or "heminal Weakness in from two
to seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power
ana brings nacE the ~ Youthful vigor" OF thuse
who naTsdestroyed It by sexual excuses or evil
Practices. Young m.n suffering from the effects
Of taat dre4dtuiIy destructive habit Of Self
Aouse can use this medicine with the assurance
OF speedy and Permanent cure. FMS remedy
has oeen used Oy old Dr.. Bohannan In his prl-
waite practice for over thirty years and has never
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price s.
per package. seat TO any address ttrre from
observatory. Sold only a. Dr. Z. A. Bohan-
nan office, No 6ls North fifth stree st. Louis
Mo. Established in 1887.
uch23 dWlV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

With Grant, the tanner. and Wilson, the
cobbler, the Republican party have become
hide bound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
Dk. BOhANNAN
Office No. 619 North Fifth street, between
Washington Ave. ana Green streetsl,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Established In ct. louis 1897,

{ NURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
diseases IN = snort time, eItner In male OF
hemalei charges low fees; uses Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

sEsLY's Standard Goods are for sale BY All
G,st. elias, dealers in the North West and is
Rock Island BY L. l.. LANE. sns JOHN
BENGSToE. @snzsd-mSiSW1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

SA- DR.. BOHANNAN's .tIrsatissop spec.
AAl OlSeases' which fully explain tin nature,
causes, - mptons, etc., OF ''Spermatsrrhea" OF
seminal Weakness" SyPhIiis, Femais Com.
plants, all inpediments TO Marriage, and val.
eaoie iniorn atlOn on other delicate subjects sent
FhhE to address in plain sealed envelope, or
receipt of one stamp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
uENT1STB.


ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORM
n ID according 20 the most approved srinei
pies Office in Hull'S Block, cor Of Illinoi
and Washington strsets. augls-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
make her . poe. in feeling, If no. in ex-

make her poet IN Te6Hngi II NOT n eA-
preston.
No, mothers, don's nurse up your little
girls like houss-plants. The daughters o
this generation are to be the mothers Of the
next, and if you would have them healthy
in body and genial in temper, free from
nervous affections, 6dgets and blues; il you
would ct them for life, its joys, its cares
and its trials, let them have q good romp
every day while they are growing. IL is
natures own specific, and, if taken in ses-
son, warranted to cure ali the ills Of the girl
and the woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

Express IL all parts of the United States. re-
quest ali to send OF call on and take back
their money in all cases ~ failure. From the
fact that, during Ii year from to sir bottles
have never failed to cure evea in the worst
forms Of all the above diseases. (See c.rculars5.
some dealers prefer to sell medicines that nerer
cure because they receive larger profit and have
unlimited ssieE g bottle. "a Sold every
shere. D. FOWLE, Chemist, Boston.
sepI deod-t sdwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

noOD BLACKSMTTHING COAL. FROM DAV-
u exports Cosi Banks, will be delivered in Rock
Island and Moline.
Orders will be promptly attended 70 by
B. DAVENPORT.
feb23dGm Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
SPERMAToRRH0EA.

Caused by sefabuse excessive venerE the symptoms
being Seminal losses Indigestion, IrritHbity. loss
aversion society rendering marriage improper
This disease IS very common aud thousands NOPE
knowing what is the many do
me After 30 years experience have prepared
No. The formal Ne. The stage progress
Nc ; The stage Of decay and Impoiency, IS
eut few Packages and perseverance,
will cure any ofthe kind State your fully
I'VE dollars and The you need will postpaid
thus you have my skill home less than travelling
penses, without exposure One package will convince
and cure in this way is Ger ain In time remedy
changed to suit circumstances
Pamphlets enabling any 70 their fully 50
pages IN sealed letter envelope Tor Is
A L DIN $50 Etnto SA-n.t rL;..A
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-06-27
M1fy@|A LECTURE
SXSSN.4AS To Young Men.

just Published, in Sealed Envelope, Price
six cents, A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
ment, and Radical cure of spermatorrhea,
or seminal weakness, involuntary emissions,
sexual Debility. and impediments to Mar,
riage generally; nervousness, consumption
epilesy, and fits; mental and physical in
capacity, resulting from self'abuse, etc.
etc. by Robert ]. Culverwell, M. D..
author of the ''Green Book" etc.
The world renowned author, in this ad-
mlrably Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequent
ces of selfabuse may be effectually re-
moved without medicine, and without dan
gereus surgical operations, bougies, instru-
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and effectual,
by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. THIS
LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent, under seal, to any address, in a
plain seeled envelope, on the receipt of six
cents, or TIVE postage stamps. Also, DIR.
CulverwelPs Marriage Guide" price %
cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & co.
III Bowery, New York. P. o. Box 1886.
vln47ylcI.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-06-27

THE forthcoming report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture gives the following
general summary of acres planted, the
quantity raised and the aggregate value
of the principal crops of the United
States during 1871: Indian corn, "a, :
O9l 1877 acres, yielding 991 ,S98,O0O
bushels, worth $478,275,90 Wheat
lS,9f3,S93 acres, yielding $50, 1872, 400
bushels, worth szl0.411, ,S2O. Oats, s.
565,SOO acres, yielding 255, ,743 900
bushels, worth $702,575,03O. Potatoes,
l,22O,9l2 acres, yielding 100, ,46l, 200
bushels, worth S71,S36.67l. Barley
1,l77,666 acres, yielding 26,71S,OO0
bushels, worth s2l,54l,777. Rye, l.
OO9,53l acres, yielding 1886, 500
bushels, worth S12,145,646. Buck
wheat, 413,9l5 acres, yielding $685.
700 bushels, worth Sc, ,9OO,26S. These
seven crops furnish total of 66 ,2S2,8 1868
acres, yielding 1,649,237,SOO bushels,
S9S3,OS2,l12. There were 356,769
acres planted in tobacco, which yielding
263, 1876, 100 pounds, worth S25;901,42I.
The hay crop was cut from l9,OO9 052
acres, and yielded 22,239, 400 tons,
worth s35l,7l7,035. The cotton crop
amounted to $1,000 bales, worth s6G-
2S2,963.