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WlLLCuN Il GIBBS
SEWlNG-MhCliiNES.
WHAT MACHINE Is THE BEST? THAT Is
TIE QUESTION.
NOT THE ONE MOTT SOLD. EIT TIE ONE
MOST USED.

The very large number D! dna!"-tl'reaG t#c''!n's
exchanged ijr the WILCOX X "IEBs ll!aeil!ne iii5
cupclled the cunIIany IL 9fiai:t,. Tor quarterly
r,arg-out trade sales ut auction Of these sc-csicu
s.lock-stitrh' machines. Country dealers buy III
these auctions and sell IN their customers. who soon
become tired Of their purchase. aud trade them
again for a WILCOX Il GtBRS machine. Donhle-
thread machines are Thus becoming sort of circu-
lating medium Ia purchase ..
WILCOX < GIBBS MACHINES
with Al a late auction AZ aT Erual'a:,. " - l."sn
of these captured mac1inc~ w"I"@"id - II" r!c"N
& Gibbs Company Ia start on lhr'i 90 rn'l:G ana
come hack Ia In exchanged fo, tc reliable " ILL
cox < GIBBS MACHINES. -,
full stock of WILCOX GIBBS Mt-
CHIMES kent on hand for sale. EXCHANGE. aai r"nt
mt WILCOX K Gii;iiS'S Office. Ninth ami hiilk
streets, RicllmGnd> Va. <.,,s
apes ''AMfso J.. =. INN.
WlNG-MACI!lNES OF ALL KINDS
- EEPAiRED.-Ihr SLDAT tLl.lITlC SEW :
BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
tile ONLY PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAl
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. .~
SlUaT 4 ADDlNGTtN.
myB 14Ia Cary street. near Fourteenth
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q W. JONES, DENTIST, has 49,
" always pure and fresh NlTRots o>--@aAih
IDE GAS Tor r;inlr4,s extraction OF trrl'';
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made "i any aesc'ii'''''
and Of best materials. ,.,.
OLD GOLD PLATE taken in exchange l9f iieM s
All operations thoroughly performed anu "'i
ranIed c,
OFFICE: Franklin street, No. III, between Stsoh@
aud Eighth NH l-sm'
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on nom pinching 8ant or sheer tecessity
sma, a.1er the depression that arises from !
S ,.,ss OF but little Incorporation III IN.
ri",, Nature has blessed this country with
h,nn,i, a " being well watered h,
fl,,nt;,.N .s 2, the SHENANDOAH, d strong. nro.
stocl or SUI, anH aitonting fine pasturaga for
ar, s, y, "u sihus. The frcshet of two ye,rs
The WI; E',ea them more than the war, b,it On
with '" or' the people arc frugal and wealthy
and hos Su"u snare OF Old Virginia Kindness
bor,n,, I,' The white men are t,e Ia
ns sass Oh the population. and every :, -
seci''S 10 have n liberal snnnlv nr h 49,. '', u,
III good and wellfed cnnd;t;on "n'ses a''
,s,a'nS an tnsufcency of FORAGE b mH.",.. ~,
"as.ea Ivy rigid winter and sfer;o snr,;, ~
. .nu now an unparalleled drourht 81 i,', ,nS
,r rae''ehS TO destroy the oat cloyor .no nc,
f h"ss crops. Besides, the wells md CIV nis
via'd "re failing in many nl,rcs r.
rnr inc supply of water uccrss,r,,
w.. no"s"n"ld purposes. We h,rn h.,
, nv ',e shower of rain for four woa,.a
nv wheat does. not seem to hc in;,,ro, ,,'.,
- growing in rich luyuriancc and o,,i I.'''
r"l''oh OF the fruit is killed by fine l,to .
hs scenery OF this country is very ,o' vo
anu Inc eNlansc of beautiful and ro1,Na,.I;:
s",sa ana enclosed fields, surrounded INV ,bo
sun,''he iiiuc Ridge, makes the whole ro o,v
wen worthy OF Il strangers attention and nj
ninn''on' ana 1t seems as If nothing is want
nlS nan so much rs railroads TO intcrso,t t,';s
favored section. ''''' 'ee' 'i''S
ne installation services Of the Rev. Goorro
u. Denny rs p'>tcr of Mount Horri, r,,ur,;,,
were conducted to-day. the sermon ho;n:,
preached by Rev. John Rice Bowman =,
tlarrIsonh'rg. from /. John. 3D. chantcr Ar,
verse. II was IL logical exposition of sin
and m able and powerful diScours" tl !
engaged an attentive audience Of ul,ou, forr
hundred people. The pastoral charge v.,s
delivered hy Rev. Mr.. Watkins. and fine
Charge 10 The people 10y Rev MIR. Price
making the whole IN impressive and inter.
cstng OCCASION.
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Tho !atl,r> ~ EichIn"nd ard ,,,nity ;tir l,.~l,as
fully informed that the DOMESTIC" ~ENl<i;.
MACHINE COMPANY have established hrT,ncl
Office in This city for the ,alcuf the
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC
And this celebrated SEWlNG-MACiiINE. tn,
KlNf: Dt TIE LOCk-sllTCH MAtIil%E~. may l.,
found 1T glg Main street until aknl June lrll. wh,l
they viii occupy the store 92l Main street, adjoining
Ncssr:. Nuwlan i Cos.
DOMESTIC" SEWlEG-NAClIlNE Go.
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a \@'" ''''''''
'.r''"\ MISSIONS
.' ''' r.,.;.,,, ,,;.
,.rL t,r r.rart ~ H.,
'.,,.., u,. mode thr
y o,,, ,,,n
''''
Wv ~, .
#.' ~ i<'''> 'no '>'''"',' ~
..-* h~''''1,h o''''.' '.,I, -, W.
N H'' u" "''" >,"', N''
... '.' ''','''~ w '''''' ~
|'"s 1Nnn'l'f't '@''' "''
t'f'' ~'t''"" ,N'>' "''
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTlCE.--nR. john go
G.. WAfT hts this, day associated with~I!ii ,
him I'm tur practice of dentistry his sou, ttbhtt
- WtS;r Ii D. d. u. =. and having bi-assistanc,'
has resumed Tie practice Of MECnANltAi. DEN.
TISTJtI AMI viii insert whole or part, oil s',s "'
trrth ufirr ll the approved melhu., ana Is M" pre-
,,:,rrd In administer NITROUS OXIDE Gao l"i 'i't
Dainicss extraction Of teeth ,.,u
,,,,' 20 =, 80, mil ll-3D
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IHE WHEAT A%p bAT tEor.-Nr attended
l}apMannnck court un Monday l;%l, ;Hh
were @llctctl IL learn from The farmer ut the
county that the wheat and Gal crop viii H.
perfect failure. on account " th" drought
few Wrck>a:s" Nv" wheat WAS very Tourists
ug. but noW we fear that nHnN viii nr' ut
their >ccd. "" noticed SON" field oil lll'
river hvtln,n, that inuh"d We'll. lnlt w. lraiH
that the .i"int WORM lnt IT," t'v have mad"
their appearance. The corn that i. up also
looks irdly, luii rain viii iin- i oul. -
LHfE.yrT rt%ryr,r.
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F'sE.-Nr regret tn learn that The dwell.
inS-hou>r Of Mr.. {. Il. Stewart, situated
about two miles west of MitrhclIS station.
was consumed Ivy fire on Friday lust. TO.
~cthcr with portion Of his furniture. Mr..
stewart is Il northern man. He purchased
HIS property some two or three years ago,
and l,v his "CnIirnan'y conduct has made
many friends in his nci~hhorhood. Wcare
.l;Hl io learn I!lat there was m Insurance ui
500 on the house. \ stable and hem
hou-,' on The lnt OF The WaycrIy House, in
| this place. WAS also burned on the same
day. Th" fires in both cases were accidental
t"|ytprr plScfrp.
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tcrial and church purposes. Besides q s;h,,o
tianity and Law and the 1'ions phrs,
clan" by DIR. II. M. Palmer and DIR. ,rhnrn
wells complete works, several S,,ndav-sa,,,,
books have been printed. The sale of thas,
books has been encouraging. The eynensa,
Of the Ch''dren's Friend have been less tha,
the receipts. and those Of the Earncst Iyo.,i.a,
about equal to tho receipts from suhscr;,,.
tions.
Under Instructions of the General Assa,,.
hly tn" committee has undertaken the nre.
,n,atinu of n Sahhath.school hymn and tuno
hook. and il is now in tho hands of the ste.
wotvrcr. II will I've called "The Voice q,
Praise" The committee hope to Law il ON
TIE table of the General Assembly in few
days. The preparation Of hymn and tune
hook Cor church worship is also in progress,
and the report gives an interesting account
ol tho manner " It's preparation. The work
II compilation has dcvolNCd upon the sccrr-
tny> and Mr.. Charles &. Converse. OF New
\ ork. Il j. r>j"cto,I that the hook will hr
brought uut l"frrr winter. Other book.
VII SOON w lrlat,i. Among them Is The
spiritual k,nr,Inn." hy The bate Rev. Or. !. g.
Ramsey. at L,urhhurc. Va. THE Chill
drn Of The Covenant" by Rev. 7. u. With
rrsr,ou. ". ~: and "QurStlonS on the Acts
~ The Apostles. has'u on III. y. A. htNall-
der concentrations. hv Rev. W. I. Hall.
The report was referred to the standing
Committee un Publication.
rrrnvr ~. TRUSTEES.
~. ., ,,,,,, ,,r ,,. D,,rd IF ,rrr..
w ,,,'",,' - ,I,, ,,,, ,,r,..,,to,,
''', - Nv "'''''' '''''. ~, ,;,
'"' ''''" Nv ,t''''' '''''''''''' ~ wv
N h>NN'>Ar'oN RULE.
The "rmitir" on Bills and oNe'tur"s rr-
ported nl'on III" overture al West Hanover
i'rr>'NtrrN respecting The examination "
ministers Hnd htrntm't> passing from one
frc>iNtrrN t"an"'h'r. hr '"Hm'''" re-
commend thHt "" chang" he mat" respecting
'h' rrrNamna''"n rue.
en- iuuilrn Ut Key. l. u. truce t'l' 'nn>lu
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PAINTS. nEs,S. xr.
TO CONSUMERS OF

TO CONSUMERS OF
PETROL EUM LuRRICAT1Nt, OILS.
Purchasers arc cautioned that the OIL sold hy II,
dif,1S fi"" all oiaG L"irirttjDg UiiS Sri in tbs
iayht. We ar" the sole agents here for tllc Vir-
ciuil Natural Petroleum Lurica'in. oil. every bar
rel ri which sold by u, bearing our brand thu,
''Nir.;ria Natural Petroleum. l.ulricatn% Til, Pur-
cell. L.,Jd \ Co.. Agents.. Richmond. Va"
1t l. not u mixture az rcaihuun oil. containing
chemicals hur,iul IL machinery. buta
rUEE. NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA pETnu,
lEUM LUBKICATING OIL.
nj ;, ~ -rrt, gravity which will last longer. i = hot
III un icat"r. and is therefore cheaper than In
sp-crii.i Lubric,njaG 'HnfrhicithertnrtaU i'"h
ot.s"i aaG.r liz M. ~ ir.r prices. bnt tciict az
.ct1tiitss IL time and their IL. will tell.
"" guarantee Ia sill the PETROLEUM IIRRl
eating OF Of the hest and pIrr,~f quality rs i"t
~ III. sam" ,,T,f.i. y oil "tu y, inHgh upYCh"r,
r;d lower iinn il ';u In anld in this nlrkrt. Con-
.''Iu"i4. will please bear this in mind. For purii
Suitability, luhrciinE properties. and all al III" dt
cratic irEtlitr lic oil .nl! by IT. l. unsurpassed.
PURCELL, LADn 4 CO.
l1lb Main aud Thirteenth street.
my Richmond.
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CANDIDATES FOR or pl1,-
GARD. 81 -

CARD. 49,.
~ MY FRIENDS AND TIE VOTERS or Jrp.
FERsON WARD. -
s.f rnihor having been circulHted by 1,rdsn,J.,
trends OF mine, nj the Jefferson Ward Nanin,t,n"
lily held on Thursday evening las fha,
Goniu MOI he candidate for reelection 10 thn ~,
nm;,,, licrrhy defeating my nomination In ~;
unjust and malicious manlrr pow an,,",mca ~, M
NJ. ~ IN independent Candidate for rr-rlprtIon T.
ny ny pfrS"nt position as n eetBer of the Cuupr;,
MS course on my part Is taken nj the urgent co
uclea,cns OF my friends aud constituents OF Jnfnr
o'i !" hiu. my ~ JAMES e. SMITH
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The drought i Wcll-nigh uil cr>;ri through
ont the New England, MI the Mi:iur and
some Of the w >l"ru States. Navigation is
seriously interrupted. and Threatens To TO
more 81. At Philadclphia the -clliylhilI.
the source Of supply for dome l. il,c. in the
city. is 80 low that many families complain Of
want Of water in their second stories. Such
complaint before >'ln!ncrr"!llr> I"lr'i,o;ic> Il
famine ere August is through Buj';njr;,
SUn.
Not necessarily. l. may .i,!.t IL we'll ndi-
cate fine crop, this year,
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BOoIxs. sTATI0yERY. as,ce..


| CHARLES LEVERS NEW BOOK
l0LoRD KIGOBBiN. ss'rhc authors bes
P skspEsfg eon,annr ss .nrsa s 3
ksT pEsERT f 81 y THE ags A6 Ss c W
SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF THE EAST
Pk,hE's TRAVELS. AROUND THE WORLD
ANNSyA u RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUS,
cTkT Is,ErI LIFE AND TINES OF DANIEL
RSu tHiraf rr WIZ ~ pr ,rH yoI: T.
sIlARp.S STUDIES IN POETRY AND PHI.
LOsoPHY $50.
WITHIN AND WITHOUT. \ Poem By GEORGE
IT IS THE FASHION. By Author of Gold Elsie.
SS2 2S3H c6r sTF 1y GSF +, is .
LIFE OF J. J. CKlTTENDEN. Edited BY III.
;, Daughter $3.50.
\ sEEits q or s' SERMONS on TIE LORD,
w thkfAi IN. BY MAURICE. ~.
\ ,WoAIAN., EXPERIENCE N EUROPE. :, SO.
LiELLS fRINCTPLEso OF GEOLOGY. VoInme
|. Illustrated so. 81.
4 KRiDGE OF GLASS. 4 Novel. soc.
ASTRONOMY AND GEOLOGY COMPARED 81.
TeieStsd rtoGk Of LAW, SCHOOL, and AnSCtL-
LaNEOGS BOOKS In every department Of uter;t-
luie, art TOT SAFE ny
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO..
,u adjoining pnst-ofiCe.
tN'I orucra promptly executed. my is-2t
4 LII THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
a BOOKS AT 1915 MAIN STREET John and
conway E"hlnson's Forms; Rubinsons Now and
va II dcticc; LomaN on Executors and Digest of
i'eal property: IciiersNu'-. Wythe's. and Robin
sons Reports: Davins's Criminal Law: Hening's
LAWYERS Guide: Index to Grait:,u: Tatr's Di-
Ersfed Index; Maithrws's Civil Digest; fuckers
Commentaries.
Also. all the new Law.
my Is RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
"OODHOI Sc e PARHAM ARE
~ regularly supplied with all the new aud popn-
.hi nnRI "i The day. including SCHOOL H1Dk :
sea III I'd" public and private schools Of The Stltc
STABLE AND FANCY STATIONERY.
lhty manufacture to order on their own prcusc.
BLANK BOOKS AND PAPER BOXES
Of every description.
Iheyare AGENTS for two of the most celebrated
plho-ortc ina kcrs. AMI from their long cxucricuce
II, business entire satisfaction may ie relief mon
FOREIGN BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER.
ana American books not In stock supplied at II few
''sS ''''c my L.
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y EFINED SUGARS.
PATENT CUT LOAF,
GRhEt'LATED.
CRUSHED,
Ini '.A." for sale Ivy
PALMER. IItETSOOk T. co.
~ n Agents for +. l.. Williams < 90.
sSgsT GOODS.

cTILL THEY CONE !-To-dav (AIonday
y tho 2"th May ! shall open, Just from the NJ"
York auctions. Il large lot Of The cheapest DRESS
GOODS ever sold IN this market. Figtredand plan
Black Grenadines al &C.. o., Toe. lg3c.. l51c.. an,
other Drr,> Goods very cheap. Par;,sols. torsei>
Lace Points, Aipaca,. Lawns. Dealncs Window
Holland. Shirt Fronts Hosiery, Gloves. Crash
Towels. e. &. II. BARBEE.
successor TO lbuckwtll K Rotss.l
myol No 900 Broad street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
lLEAE AND HARML ESS AS WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.

IcrIccl'y clear preparation. In one bottle. rs
.asH Applied ~ wafer. Tor restoring To gray hair lis
luaai color am! YOUTHFUL appearance. to eradicate
IN prevent d,nlruf. 10 promote the growth OF til,
iEll:. stop itS falling @ - "
~ = 'f''Ftin HARMLESS aud pGjr,fiy fT.r from any
pu'."'inhS substance. and will therefore take III.
p.r' 81 al ~" hir:y and unpleasant preparations
w. III 'ist Numerous Testimonials have been semi
p tinHi NAM ni or most prominent citizens In
tilliS III which the articles now in use are Oh
c'N"iihic l1SIAl DISCOVERY Is perfect II
- Mlriahlrl |" contain neither slis.r of lead s,-
.lu. III hltl;itr o silver. tlcIrtnd r.y, AS wafer
U.s. nor e'i tilr clothes scalp. II l. arrr,thly
~ '''n''!. ana makes III the best drssinr. t,r
NV i'hf ~ liSr u restores the color of Tho hair
t-""t' p'f'"'lH ara "HtfpTmij than any other me-
lii'I'"ll. a1 always 'lm~ ~ In from thr, t ,.,,
lay. Virtually feeding the roots of In, hair win
al t,' infiSiiu. qualities necessary In it, t[rwth
Ili ictIE condition. IL restores the decay and In,
| nhr~ u ne" growth 81 IN" hair mor, rn~itiyciy
| i,l any ltlig cls". I'll" ipuiiralu, nl This ,,,,i
cr''i 'lC"IrrE also produce, pleasant and cool
liS i't "ii tl" >calp. an gives the hair pleasant
| and elegant arpmilTltrD.
| we call especial attention la the fact that limit,
ed number OF small trial u;tc, can 10 had ,y thn,
Wishing TORY II. iou will notice that i'm rri,.,miu
ms cnHi.e our aim IS 10 convince by tile actr;,
| merits Of the article. " '"
| ARTHUR NATTANS
| lnrcnioranh proprietor. Washington, u q.
| For sale. wholesale and retail. hy
| j. III ELL. LADD 4 CO. Proprr,or's
| IL "i-'"''t'cI' Agents. Richmond. Va
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SEASUNABLE AND CHEAP.

REASONABLE AND CHEAP.
4 lot Of pretty Lawns. beautiful patterns:
Plain. Figured and striped Japanese Cloths
Black Iron Grenadines. best qualities:
.Ialanc," silks and Forlns. latest styles.
French CauhfcS aud Iawns, Ill c""rS:
White aud tonrcd PiqucS.
Victoria m!,l Ei-hop Lawns
striped aud Plain Nain>ook and Swiss AIuslins.
rarla'aus. all coIorS: Bohncf aud Curtain l.acr>
Black l'rs~. silks: Trimming silks and Satin>:
White, Black, aud tolorrd Molar AlracaS
Linen and Cotton SEcctinS~.
| ltl!owcaSc Linen, and Cottuus.
| rahlc Lin"u. Napkins Tuwr:s. Quilt;
| l.Ulie> suit. l.ar"-:icqucs and Shawl:
Linen aud Lac. S.ts: hst Crepe Wells ard Collars .
| Camuic Edginas md lms.rtiugs.
| ln;,t Val l. anl nrrssc,, White SKIRT:
| --latest ty". la!as"l>: bet SIX Umbrellas
| ti"nt,' ir;uUr Shirt. iuli eIr.:
| ii"nts White. SHIRT, aud Bo~nu~.
| ttsaimclcs. Linen Brili>. Kbi.Gus.
Kid Glove. Fms. g.. Sr
All thee good, ami many others we oher At the
very lowest lIic"s and solicit call.
i WILLIAM TlAllIlMgK 4 Sons.
| my II No. col Bruad. corner Sixth STREET.
A SvUNlSlilNti.---CA ALL At 9O9 BRO An
"A STEEfT.-Erimtiiu tbcnc Poplin, nj loo. -
| Ndri: Fine Linn lawu~ ~ 20. Figured and I'l
| trcna,lii, al ~ H:. III. and ".c. Fine phrrs al
| Isl and upward Handsome Shirt Fronts at l.3c.
straw Nattiug---i Al lie. 81 al Soc ~ al $50.
| received on Yesterday. the 10Th instant. from ih
New York auctions Great bargains CONSTANT,
''''"'''0 W. '''' q. T. BARBEE.
successor TO Durkwall Il R"uss
, my II 400 Broad street.
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Lumber DEALERS.

! UMRER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-W. &.
~ DORSET. ii Pnwhatan station. Richmond and
l,anyc railroad. will furnish bv contract or-oriel
ali kinks of HEAVY OAK and Pune LUMBER
PIoUHlI SPOKE. HUB. and FEILOE TIM
EER: also. GAR ami BRIDGE LUMBER. N the
lowest cash prices. The patronage VI builders and
dealers solicited. also have several hundred cord-
81 Nbh,. which Will sell cheap. l6-ff~
SPUDS, SPARS. AND LARGE BEAMS
y OF LONG LENGTHS.-l have on hand num-
h"r al long LOGS. M IL sixty-sN feet in length. tit
for spud>. >pars. Sr. .hstt. Il large amount If
JniS:r. FLOORING. SCANTLING.
I.ATIiS. PALIStiS. FENCING.
GARDEN RAILS, BOARDS.
Pos-oicc bcA l.t. W. G. MAYO.
my p-m MaNu'a Island Stw-N!i,l.
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FOR NEW ioRk.---nLp DO
y MINiuN STEAMSHIP tuNrAN .aSssll.:.:s-ys
~" .,!'-wHctl team .l,iJ~. OH nuMlAiuN
Wft<bkE T.. ISAAC FELL. SARATOGA. NJ
NGhEA. ALBENArl + ard HATrERAS, leave
Sew Yrrk Tor Norfolk ~ Point. and Iiirmnn,l,
every II ESnAY. THURSDAY. awd SATURDAY
~ : r'.lo'k T. VI.
Law Richmond every TUESDAY. FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY \. 1T high tide.
Ii,~ Sis 1Ic CniiIgir ls.w. Thy l,,." elegant
.al,g,,!-. ~tntrruoil-. AMI hnhrc;'ul~.
Tie fare. accommodations. A lii.nti}.'. M
surpassed.
,lu aud FuI0urar iur>.
Frl farther uinI uIntiuu. apply In
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
~ No. tt;nyrI1i,.r freed.
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~ KIiC hTIuS

IT TT II III "'''''
PUBLICATION.
3 e Eira secretary. presented the
-' t>,.r,,ti,,. tri.lni:tc. ON pub
r. .r,..u-> rIru the recent, FROM con-
$3.50. r.. r,,o ,i,ur.Lc. and individuals
...9 IN 30. from merchandise,
.3.-.,l. fr,1n Subscriptions TO the Chti-
49,. p.....f :, - - from subscriptions
.1n B.u.., usorksr, S35775.Gl: balance
g. n,; y.n,yf 23iIGj making the total
,... ru'd, Sli,p- 81 II WAS found
-.tq l.r,u, ,i,r wear t. borrow
Iii. - lir,t the sum total of the
.4 r,t n,.,.I ,hrnpuh -. treasury MAS
=" TIrn. ~, been raid for mrr-
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NV | an
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04
Short Wheat Cron in England.

The present unsatisfactory condition of
English crops and money market, is thus
enlarged upon by the Manchester Guardi-
an, of September 20;
1.-THE Directors of the Bank of England
have to-day advanced their minimum
rate of discount to four per cent. With
regard to the cause,n we have only to re-
fer to the deficient wheat harvest, the state
of the American exchange, the large sums
of money, which we shall have to pay for
imported produce next month and in No
vember, and the wants of Germany, in
connection with the excessive speculation
which has resulted in the upward move
m ent in the discount market at Berlin and
Frankfort. That it will be necessary for
us to import a superior quality of wheat,
for which we shall have to pay high
price, is certain: Our crop, deficient in
quantity, is sadly wanting in quality and
for mixing purposes, therefore, fine for
er already knows this, for good wheat is
rising in value both in the United States
and on the Continent, and we find also
that the New York Exchange has receded
to 1919, point at which shipments of gold
here are almost impossible. This change
is no doubt due to the increasing ship
ments of cotton, and to the high price of
wheat and -four And, lastly, the German
demands upon us are the subject of great
uncertainty. They arise when we do not
expect them. 1t is clear we must antici-
pate rising money market, for everything
points in that direction. Throughout Eng
land and Scotland, in localities where po-
tatoes have for many years been extensive
ly grown, the shortening is said to range
between thirty and eighty per cent"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04
Seed Time:ay in Standing Corn.

Ever experienced hay raiser knows the
uncertainty of getting a good stand by any
of the old modes of seeding timothy. Two
thirds of the time only partial set is OBJ
tanned and the farmer, hoping for the i'm
provement in the set, cuts and rakes over
the ground year after year, getting a half
crop of hay, or less, and that largely mixed
with weeds and briers, until he finds that
the weeds and briers are improving In
their set. Then he concludes to cultivate
the land in corn or some other crop to kill
out the briers, preparatory to another trial
at seeding to timothy.
/ will warrant any of the old modes to
fail two thirds of the time to- get good set
and crop-full average crop-the first
year, and will warrant two thirds of the
efforts to succeed in good sets and full
average crop the first year if seeded In
standing corn in a proper manner. The
farmer should have the seeding in view in
the spring. The corn should be planted
and cultivated "both ways" as farmers say
ground left clear and level. Sow any
time between the 18th of August and the
last of September, stirring the ground i'm
mediately after land before tooif he pleases)
with harrow or light cultiyator. Cut the
stocks level with the ground as soon as the
corn is gathered-roll in winter and
SPRING..