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II there Is s merchant in Memphis who
thinks advertising does not pay, we
would suggest that he 60 to one of the
business houses VINO advertise extensive
~ through the columns of the APPEAL,
and remain only One hour, and If be does
not 70 away convinced OF it's potency, we
are much mistaken. If merchants would
increase their trade, they must increase
their advertising; and to do both no better
medium exists than is offered through the
columns OF tbs Lee County Journal, pub
hshed At Tupslo, Mississippi. Rates low.
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PRUDENT housekeepers viii go TO A.
Ssesssi q Sons to buy their dry goods,
A, Eessssl & Son offer the remainder of
their retail stock at prices below those Of
any house.
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THE HoLEIE TEE WALL STILL LIVES
Red-hot lunch to-day irOm haif-past ten
until two o'clock-epieuTean IL every re-
spsct. ROsst buffalo, cream potatoes,
Eugene stew, with toast, pickles, bread,
butter, etc.
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h0AhpEhs.

OOaRDleG-hlls board, by day OF wees
II 'front.' IUOnzE, fam he'd or
% rent win bosEd, al 81 Aain street. ny
sfairs- az
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DR.. Chsdeck is at present In cur city.
He filed the pulpit Of the First Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, on Court street
last Sunday. He visits Us in the interest
of his church st Mc4iunvills. The church
ediice Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
congregation az that enterprizing noun
tain town, Was destroyed by ire some
time since. Members and friends OF the
church commenced to rebuild the house
last spring, expecting to be sble 70 COM
plete IL without aid from abroad; but g
subsequent lire hsvilg destroyed their
principal hotel, and the two Buildings
hsvirg been begun about the ssme time,
the community there has been so heavily
taxed IS to force the church communion
to ask some aid from abroad. They
accordingly appeal now, through their
pastor, to the generous citiz9ns Of Mem
pbis for aid. Should certsin existing rail-
road projects be carried into effect,
Memphis and McMinpvile viii be, sc an
early day, brought into direct and easy
communication; and we may feel assured
shat any assistance we may be able to
render the people up there will be grste-
fully received, and returned In any way
practicable to.them.
DR.. Chsdeck is one of the sblest evan
gelists in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Born in Kentucky and long 9
resident Of Alabama and Tennessee, he Is
intensely devoted to the South. We
trust he will leave Memphis with several
hundred dollars contributed for the erec-
ton Of his church st McMinnville. He
viii call upon his friends and scquain-
tsness, and we trust citiE3ns Will call
on him and give something Il his lsuds-
bic enterprise. We commend DR.. Chad
eek to the people as schristian gentleman,
who has done much good in b cause OF
religion.
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CoooAusE dresses the hair beautifully.

Eco9oBY.-rake your 1a1l clothing 20 the
Stem Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt q
Hansonis old stand, 15 Second street.
HANSON q WALKER
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II FoU want cleaning and dyeing done
to perfection, 20 to the Memphis Steam
Dyoing and Cleaning establishment 26z
Goooud street..
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LooAL LIZ


-Atfsnd Robertson's Bushes OolleEs.
-Ehoe. Cubbins. hrekisEer, - Main street..
rwsrongs F~hotoEraphfc GALLERY, No III
R1zin eresE Ihfee &1lueH f1m pictures Nf
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fredericksburg tends more
haaIfhv fnfanE ana c1tJdreu. Mrs. Whit
cembs syrup Is the CREST chldrsn'e soothing
remedy.
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aEEUKn" Immediately relieves and per.
manently cures neuralgia
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A CENTURY & the upper RLGs-Liek
tOGteT was used Only by vast herds Of buff
fslOs5. Il is now the most popular min
ersl spring water OF the sge, and the best
slterstiYe and sperient known. Supplied
In cases of two dozen bottles, filed care
fully at the springs. An excellent thing
for family use.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
WhcIaaala Agrouta
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TRuST SAC.

. virtue Of deed or trust. to me executed
- By H q. Hsmpson, on the 18th dsy or
tain promissory note therein meu1onsd.
which deed Is duly recorded in the Esgistsra
once Of 5helby county, Tennessee, Ia Rscor0
SOCK Nc. 4. page :, 70 which references - here
mazda I viii on
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aNEuRrLD Is kept by all nrst-elaas dfus
glEts, Apply 70 them for a Girsalar.
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At prices that estCuish the natives, 81
Joseph Goodmsn's, 81 Main street.
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GEORGE SHIELDS z CO.,
ny A-E&11s= CSC
AnGti0nssrs & GOmmissioa AsrG'hts
PAL

VIII sell THIS MOENUEG. a. 10 S,ePk
without reserve o. uml6s
100 eases Of Mems Cali h1p, Wax nd
spit .
D eases Of hen'H and BOYS EhGE-1Ea
sorted styles
50 cases wOmau'a and Mfasea7 Shoes. -
sorted
ALSO, 50 sets OF FCrs-guod quality and
styles 80 gross assorted Toilet soaps 10
dozen Army sOckss 10 gross fresh Black11gs
slB1s Clothing, Dry Gouds, Hatss caps, No
uOus, Cutlery, 6laasE1rs, etc.
- Country and the ErGle sCEa
orally, wiz ind Il % s1eE mtarssl g attend
our sales. Private Eals g. aucHou pricaa, -
All hmaa. IL
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T~rustss's Sale af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HINDER and by virtue OF fcs snfhcrlev
vested u me- BY g certain lust Dsed -.
souted BY r p. Walh bearsng aas ne n2a
Nay. 1871. OF record IN the Heess5srq CHrsA
shelby county, In BGak No. q, pazs Il, 70
which references - here hsd. anG ESee Tor
the purpose Of securing certain dcba tharefn
mentioned, I wiz, On
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY "a, 1872,
Between 10 O'Clock an. and ofelecE q N AZ
the corner OF ths tnEsrzeoilcuc OF
Main and Madison sJreeis IN the city or
Memphis, prOcsed 70 sell 10z eaah, IA the
highest and best bidder. the feloH1ng lot or
parcel o. lend lying in aid ely o. memphis.
aro described - toiiOWs, VIZ feg1au NJ
~ q point On the EOrLh sizes or dana ErseE
~sxteRdso, sSH fest nom o. .Ghseks s0uth
west corner thence WestwarcIy along tna
north side Of Adams street. S7& fsse, m0rs or
less, 20 q stakes hence nOE6haaroly 6l8<
feet to the south line OF Warrington atrests
thence -eastWardI5 along the south Ina o.
Washington street ~ Issb 70 q staksf <heRc6
foefnWardly a3N iseg, more or less, 70 the
bsginntngs being part o. county -ot No.
49,, and the other psresiO OF groDn[eonveyed
By JOnn ". Wzlkerto Marin and -. Fat
Dy deed GATED Sctohsr y ice ard By Marin
Walt TO E.E. Walt b. deed dated hOTamoU1
2, 1853, and registered IN Book No &~pags86i.i
70 Watc1 reference h made. The ignt0f and
equity Of redemption Is expressly waived In
said Trast Deed, and the gI . 70 ms p1orsFSy
Is believed % be good, bat I VIII 0aT ael
md convey a. trustee,
dss hARTIN GEIEFN Trustee etc.
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TIE cheapest dry goods in the city 81
A. Seessel q SONS. 259 Main street.
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CURE FOR COUCH or CoLD.-As soon
as there is the slightest unsastness of the
1 chest, with difficulty Of breathing, or In
dioztion of cough, take during the day 8
few " Browns Bronchial Troches."
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
St. Louis & asw Orleans Packet Co
For VicksDurg, Eatchez and New Orleans.
EMILE LABAHa .--..---.eisnsOiles master
This elegant passenger psGkst
VIII leaFe Is above ~
THIS DAY, I6th mat, at 10 AM
For freight or passage spply TO
]. ]. BAEHIH3TON, Agent,
talH No 3 Madison street.
ST. Louis & New Orleans Packet Co.
For Vieksourg, Hatehez sud New Orleans.
str. dLENCOE----....T.J Calhoun, master
viii leave as above ~
lis DAY, 18Th inst, az I'm
For freight or passage apply to
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
jas No. Madam street
| Regular New OsIea s Packet-For viozs-
burg, hatcher nd New Orleans.
- Rght zitehslI -
Leaves TaIs DAY, l6h inst, At y m
fOi ELLIOTT . MiRHfREER' Agents.
Jas Promena5e s.. Dot o. JsEsrson.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and rkansa Ktye- Packss
COmpany-Us Mail Line.
For Pine Blud and Little Rock.
Str. Dard4neEIe----Ed. G0WIa1a, master
Leaves THIS DAY, 18th inst.s -.
". q. KENNEDAY, Agent.
Once on o mgany's Wharfbost,
jal6 Foot % C1urt street
FOR CINCINNATI.
Fer Cairo, louisville and Cine1nnat.-Ihs
elegant pass zEgsr steamer
- n. LGIqH9rth
L. Kstes---.. -....mastsr T.. Bo1ers----clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, Is b Inst, at ~ an.
ELLIOTT 4 Miller Agents,
Ial5 Corner Jefferson and Promenade sts.
For Cincinnati.
Memphis a1d Cincinnati Packet Co
FOR cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
The me passenger ard freight stezmer
Silver Mgsl -
wuf l.5e 41T-ST I:1s ;5-l mS =
For freight or passage apply o. board or 70
h. D. OOBbt agent,
jas 26 Front zlrset
FOR NEW MADRID.
Rexu7 AZ Wsu.phfs md sew maarfd Pakt
Fox sew Macrid, ROIns Pleasant Fulton
OseeOIa. Jae Bends ant Intsru edtat5
Landings-The Regular Packet
I WILL =. HAI5-----.J. 7 shannon MASTER
j. T..
This elegant passenger sIeamsr
EVERY SATURDAY st4p.m.
For rigDt OF passage apply on board or to
ELLIOTE 4 MILLER, AGENTS,
FOR HAILES POINT.
! Eeeuisr Memphis and Hsiles Point Pseks-
For Hsiles Point and Way Landings.
/ FRANK F~UEEEE----J. G Andrews master
This elegant steamer VIII leave -
| Memphis Tor Hs1les Point Gnd&A
way points ENE8K ApD skF
Eo5r freight OF passage apply on board. az
WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.
Memphis rite ana Liltse Red Rivers
q. - maaA LEAe.
| For Hslens. DeVal's Blun, Searcy, Augusta,
JscksonpoIs, ana All Way Landings.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
LEGAL TEHDER--.--W. ;, Ash4 orr, master
Leaves Memphis every 81 D
Sir 500 @. ELLIOFT-J. I. ELLIOTT, master
Leaves Memphis every sATUhDA1, az
IL a5ove elegant steamers e0Dnsct at De-
Walls Biun with the railroad MONDAY and
THURSDAYS, going uPi and
and Is. coming down.
ELLIOTT q MlLLEA, agents.
jail 2 Promenade, tot o. gsnsEson
FRLAR'5 POINT AND BENDS.
FyssFs PsIzs, Hsisss Gaa sszss gslEss
States 2Sil szsksss
- Pail. ALE, -
James
Leaves Memphis EOldays, ednssdsyH and
FrfdaVs. Al 4 en-, connecting At HeagnS win
the steamer sBODA for 12E1a1na anu AZ
Dninfz on L~'AuRuius river W.
FOR ARKANSAS River.
Eszphis saa Arkansas River Paekst Gen.
Paay-u. S. Asii Li1s.
~6E PASSENGER BOATS OF
this line leave Memphis for Al PotGG
on Arkansas river
MONDAYS AED FRIDAYS, a. * P.m.
Tor rrs.ght. pessage or other inlormaEOn,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans

III
FEBRUARY Is, n72.
The n agnincsnt passenger steamer
RRELE LEE.m---.Erank hicks, master
John s. Sullivan, Clerk.
aayILL leave this ely on
W February TIN, 1919. arriving a. New Or.
leans Monday, February 18th, giving s1ta
eionisfs ave days In the q eseenb Clty curing
ne Nsrci Gres Holidays. Departing, Will
leave New Orleans on her up trip saturday.
February HJh. Rooms can De obtained lor
the excursion By applying on oo2ra or %
aE INhN LA AA@
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on 3 suit 80 unfounded. Iexpress the ac-
tual feeling that I entertain, sc the same
time that again and again express my
regard for their
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CHURCH FESTIVAL.

s1zln FIrTIse, sis second stTesl
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For sale by J. B. Hills, druggist, 2s1
Main street.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.

FsssF=a PsIzs, asssss 4aa sszss ssiEss
States zsil Szsksss
- Pail. ALE, -
James
Leaves Memphis Mondays, EednesdayH ana
Fridays, a. ! c.mss c05neeLlnG a. asiena 49,
he steamer SHoDA for A2E1e1n2 and al
Bnfnta on L~'anGuiu@ river ~
F0R ARKANSAs RIVER.
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RemphIs nd 81. Loals U.s. MalI La

For OscsOla, MGdr1d. Holman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
lion r B., st Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats ~ the Ohio River.
81. master
THIS elegant came VIII leave -
a. above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
Ticksts for all poiuts via Asmphis and St
Louis packets, North, East and West; apply
to General Railroad and steamboat ONCE,
TOM 3. DUNN. cor. Court and Main Sta.
freight received az the Bt.L0uis Wharlboat.
FLEM. CALVERT, GenI 6UpL
jal5 We DILL, Agent.
Memphis saa 81 Louis US. Nail Llns
For OsceOia, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo connecting al Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. T., at Cairo with
Illinois Central railroad and
boats up the Ohio river.
d elegant steamer wiz Leave
as above
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at s pm.
Tickets FOR all points via Memphis and St.
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
TO General Railroad and Steamboat nice.
TOM 3. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the St Louis WharfbOat
W.
iai8 FLEH. CALVERT, 5up'L
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A MALICIoUs PRosEcUTIoN.

Is not that so2 Let me say that after
the close investigation tbst 1 gave to this
case when my friend, Mr., Humes, pressed
by other business, was unable TO make an
investigstion-When l submitted to him
my views, together With the authorities,
they obtained our mutual concurrence.
The case 10 which l sllude is that of Foote
vs.. Link and the trustees of the Life In
sUrsnce snd Trust company of Ohio. 1
have been invited to bring to your hOnOr's
attention q matured case, and q well
considered, and this is such an one 1t is
true it is subject to the criticism of having
been decided by Mr.. Justice McLsne, and
our friend Mr. Smith understands him to
have been g very inaccurate lawyer, whose
reports are Of questionable value, and
whose opinions were not highly esteemed
in the supreme court OF the United States,
OF which he was = member. Undoubtedly,
tina
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WATCHES AND IEWELsY.

DRY GOODS at q sacrifice a. A. Seessel
& Sons clearing sale.
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If I found one case decided one way,
and another case in the supreme court
another, have I not the right to advise
my client TO try 1t over again 2
Can q respectable attorney, standing well
IN his profession, properly esteemed at the
bar, be accused Of unWsrrsDted counsel
who, supported by one authority, advises
his client to proceed in a particular course
Of conduct Why, then, ''once decided
forever ended" and no rule of law that
hiss been ever settled could be reversed
except ct the hazard of
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ssRph;s sna Arkansas River Paekst Gem
Pasy-u. S. Asii Inns.
THE ELEGANT PASSENGER AAIE "
ms line Ieavs Memphis for Al potGz
on Arkansas river
MONDAYS AED FRIDAYS, a. - P.m,
FOR me.ght, passage or other tnformaEl0n,
VIZ. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on COnpany's Whsrfboat,
on Foot Of Court strseE
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sTAMBOATs
FOR CAIRO AND sT. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis US. Mail Line
For osceola, Madrid, Hickman, BslmOn and
Cairo, Connecting ct Belmont with the
Iron =. 2. At Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats M the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHETER--s.---Zeigfer master
This elegant q swim steamsE
viii leave a. above
THIS DAY, 1871 inst, at pm.
Ttcksts for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat once.
TOM B. DUNN, cor. Court and Aafn SITS
Freight received az the 81 LaEi WharfbOa.s
". f.. DILL, Agent
taIG FLEM. CALVERT, BupG.
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as proposed; that by q later law the tax
was imposed more than ten times greater
than the tax before assessed on the
capital OF the company; thst under
the Law for the collection of
such tax on the banks, the auditor
was required to appoint a commissioner
for the c~ollesti0n Of such tax, TO whom he
issued his warrant IS the law authorizes,
recurring him to make a demand Of the
tax, which, If not paid in five days, the
commissioner il authorized 20 enter the
bsnk By force, open the vault, and take
thsrafrom the smount Of tbs tax and PEN
ait.es in gold and silver, etc.
1he tax demanded by the commissioner
undef the above set for the years 1851 and
1859. with the penalties tkereoa, amount
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ADVISED THEsa asNTLEBlEN,

ssYon have z right TO 90 into the circuit
oourkof the United States, Ar. Dean, BY
reason Of citlzanahip. You have q right
in q court Of chaposKy, Federal o. STATE,
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cR1r1oTsM oF MR. sM1TH

lacked nothing ofboldness, and i'll were not
fortified by other authority than my own
opinion, 1 should scarce venture to gain
say il. But the most eminent men in the
ration, smohg others the late ChiekJus-
tics fancy and Mr.. Acknowledgement
Bates, have rendered tribute TO Judge Nc
L~ane'sreseaTch and ability and to his great
requirement ss a Judge. And when IL is
considered that they had much greater
their testimony may be considered ss hsv-
ing tia more imposing weight. Further
than this I do not deem It necessary to
enter upon the defense OF one who living,
was essentially 2 of the great men Of
America. 1 will now proceed to read the
case to which 1 refer. During the late
t.rm q bill was fled by the complainant,
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Or. eAADECK, OF aOMIgEyILLE.

at = sscrihee, at Joseph Goodmsn's, 81
Main street.
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against The defendants, In which was set
out the charter OF the trust company,
showing that there was q provision in 1t
declaring that the capital stock should be
taxed no higher than the capital stock Of
bonds in the State. Also, that Q PROPOSE
ton being made by the Legislature to the
banks of the State, if they should cease to
than i've dollars, they should not be taxed
more than ct the rate Of Eve per cent. on
their dividends. That the trust company
bank accepted the proposition, called in
It's small notes, and filed the evidences Of
the fact ia the auditors ofice, as required
By the sci; and that for many years the
tax WSs on the
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Love Among the Roses.

"You should go into the rural dis
tricts, Mr.. Swagg, and get some charm
ing, fresh country lass to make you
quiet little laugh, and responded,
"Tried 1t, by JOve. No go, Colonel ;
was down for an autumn at country
house. Had a sweet little blonde
pitched at me. No chignon by JOve
real hair on plump white shoulders !;
little or no pannier; all natural as
morning glOries, moss roses and fresh
eggs. Thought my time had come. We
rode, aud walked, and spoonied for
three months. By Jove! done Ip that
parcel in three weeks; time flew so.
Well, 1 popped, and she just come
down in pocket as natural, and sweet,
and soft well for a week was in a
rural heaven, with an angel done up
in muslin and loving simplicity. One
day / came in from a bit of cunning,
and passing by the identical summer
house where / had popped, heard a
little cry garnished with sObs. The
leaves were dropping from that sum-
mer-house, and the wind blew so that
it might be sound from both; but
1 turned in, and, by JOve! there Was
my rural felicity in the arms of tall
fellow, ugly-to meas Satan, and
wearing a bOb-tailed navy blue. When
they saw me the fellow looked fierce,
and my love looked fiabber-g gasted.
Well, in an instant she fOpped-not
in my arms, but down upon her knees,
and with sobbing voice and streaming
eyes begged me not to break her heart,
that she loved Henry Augustus. !
said handled goods and as rural
felicity didn't comprehend, 1 said,
Rise up, Isabella; take her navy blue.
Bliss YOU, nv children vn
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Sheen ON Low Ground.

1t is generally believed by farme rs
that low, wet land is very unfavorable
for sheep. 1 have kept a flock for four
years in pasture of this description
for the first two years with unfavorable
results. My sheep were unhealthy,
and many of them died. 1 ascribe 1t
to the wetuess of my pasture. Upon
the recommendation of an old farmer,
I gave the sheep charcoal mixed with
salt. The beneficial effects of this
mixture were soon apparent. My
sheep presented a more healthful ap-
pearance. have continued the treat
ment and the animals have continued
TO thrive. 1 suppose the medicinal
qualities of this mixture consist In the
disiufec,ing properties of the charcoal:
And in the Invaluable tonic and
Alternative properties of the salt, We
may add for, like many other remedial
agents, this article, when given in
small doses, augments the digestive
functions. In larger doses 1t is ca
thartic.-Cor. Ohio Farmer.
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There are three wheatAelds in San
joaquin Valley, with areas respectively
OF sc, 900 acres, q, 900 acres, and II, ,OOO
acres. On the largest of these farms
the wheat crop this year is reputed to
be equal to an average of 40 bushels to
the acre, the yield running up on some
parts of the farm to 60 bushels. The
product of this farm for the present
year is LAO, 600 bushels. The boun-
dary on one side of this farm is about
II miles long. At the season of plow-
ing ten four-horse teams were attached
to ten gangplows, each gang having four
plows-or forty horses, with as many
plows, were started at the same time,
the teams following in close succession.
Lunch or dinner was served at . mid
way station, and supper at the terminus
of the field, II miles distant from the
starting point. The teams returned on
thu following day. The wheat in this
immense field was cut. with twenty OF
the largest reapers, and we believe has
now all been threshed and put in sacks.
It would require over forty ships of me-
dium size to transport the wheat raised
on this farm to q foreign market. Even
the sacks required would make large
hole in the surplus money of most farm
ers.9 We have not the figures touching
the product of the other two farms but
presume that the average is not much
below that of the first. There are
thousands of tons of wheat which can
not be taken out of the valley this sea-
son, and must remain over a dead capi-
tai, or, what is nearly as undesirable,
will only command advances at heavy
rates of interest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-11
FIeUERs COLUMBIA TENN FRIDAY OCTOBER H. 1872
Trust.

Though tangled hard life's knot may be,
And wearily we rue it.
The silent touch of Father Time
Some day will sure undo it.
Then. darling wait:
Nothing is late
In the light that shines forever.
We faint at heart, friend has gone;
weweep. for grave is filing;
We tremble at sorrows on every side,
At the myriad ways Of killing.
Yet, after all.
Ifa sparrow fall.
Our Lord keepeth count forever
he keepeth count. We come, We 60,
We speculate, toll and fa'ter;
butthe measure to each. of veal or woe,
God can only give or alter,
Then why not say,
From day to day,
Thy will be done forever. I"
Why not take life with cheerful trust,
With faith in the strength of weakness,
Doing the best we can to walk
With courage. yet with meekncss,
Lifting the face.
To catch Gods grace,
That lights the soul forever?
Forever and ever. my darling. yes,
Goodness and love are undying;
Only the troubles and cares of earth
Are sure in the end to go flying.
Fleeting as bubbles
Are cares and troubles,
And is a speck that tricks us ever,
Till it float and is lost in the vast "For
ever"