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Attachment Notice.

d. L. Sullivan & Bro. vs.. H. Sau uan-BefOF
James Hall, ]. p. for SheIoyta unity, Tenn.
IN the above named suit Z fdavit having
Il been made for attachment, under section
3455 OF the Code Of Tennessee, that the defend
ant is a nonresident Of the state OF Tennes-
see, and is justly indebted 80 the plaintiff in
the sum of two hundred and i've dollars and
seventy-one cents $50 ~, due by account,
and that the claim Is Just, and an attachment
having been issued By me and returned by the
proper officer, levied, ETC.;
1t is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my Office. $50 second
street. Memphis, Tennessee, on the 5lst day OF
Deem Der, 1872, at 10 C'elOck Am. and defend
this suit, or he same VIII be prOceeded with
exparte; and that a COPY of this notice ne
published once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
de3 JAMES III AII-I. j.
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N0TICE

II AVING been duly appointed Administrs-
N TOR OF the estate o. Georee ~ Gilmore
deceased, by the Fr9tats- Cturt- %. s-fls.iil,-
county. Tennessee, all person.. are hereby nos
tided 10 present % ne, within the fiune pres
s. E 1elt By law, ali accounts and demand
asa astsaid estate or the same rriii b. fr-aycr
barred; and AL persons indebted o. srid -.
tate are REQ Iestsd 20 cone ur and satfrr IS Il
me 70 once. We. Elkl,sfl So secau1 FL
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NEW SCHOOL.
W.B.PAGE, OF VA, PRINCIPAL.

ON FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT, I SHALL
" open, al I6I UNION STREET, school OF
high grade for boys and young men. The
course OF Classics, Mathematics and English
viii be complete. For terms, ETC., see pros
pectus or the school at bookstores.
REFERESs iEss-Rev. Geo. White, DID; DIR.
A H. Worries. Rev. W. G. johnson, Z. Ma
Esvuey, Ess Prof j. NJ. 81 Rbett. The
sehoal win ipeR PIolaptly On isi January,
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled BY the PrOprietOrs at
An InvigOrating Tonic aand Medicinal
Beverage.

Warranted perfectly pure, and free frem all
delsterious substances. II Is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the AFRO
MArIc JUMPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for casesOf DYSPEPSIA or INDIG E5-
TON, DROPSY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GENERAL
DEBILITY, CATARnH OF THE BLADDER,
PAfNs IN THE BACK AND STOMACH and all
diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS. 1t gives
great relief in ASTHMA, GRAVEL and CAL
GULL IN THE BLADDER; strengthens and in
vigorates the system, and is certain prevent
i've and cure of that dreadful scourge, FE-
YER AND AGUE.
CAUTIONi Ask for HUDSON &. WOLVES
BELL SCHSAPPs."
For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Apothecaries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE & CO, Sole Importers,
SELF once, 70 South William ST., New York
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NeTTCB no WATER COySUMERs.

TTlHE Men phis Water Company have now
4 their main pipes completed in that pOr-
lion Of the city north of Union street, and win
be ready in a short time TO furnish water
through the same. All persons who contem-
plate making attachments to the pipes are re-
qUested to apply TO the Company Immediate
~, as same can be accomplished at less ex-
pense before the water is turned on and the
Company also desire to know the number of
persons who viii be consumers, in order to
make the necessary arrangements for the
supply locks.
once, No. II West Court street.
delS W L. CAMERON. Secretary
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate
Monday, January I3, 1873

No. 50, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee.-JOei L. Pulliam ct. al
VS.. John s Dickson, Admir- Of W. b. Wash
ingtOn. deceased, ct al
FINDER and by virtue OF an mteriocutOry
~ decree for sale entered in above cause
L viii sell to the highest bidder, at public aue-
ton, in front OF the courthouse door Of said
court, in the city OF Memphis, on
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NOTICE,

A Ii persons indebted tc-she estate Of Alsis
"a SAVIOR, deceased, are desired TO come
forward Immediately and make payment,
and those having claims against IL are hereby
notified to present them to myself or nay az
tcrneys, within the time required BY law, or
they viii be forever barred.
MRS. ANNA SANEOR,
ADM or Alois SayiUr, deceased
street. noo
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HAVING in accordance with notice given
II hlled my appointments IN the several
civil districts, hereby give notice to all who
have not paid their railroad taxes for the year
1872 that I can be found at my ONCE, in the
County Court Building, corner Union and
second streets, Memphis, ready and anxious
warn them that If their taxes are not prompt
~ paid 1 shall be compelled % issue distress
warrants to enforce The collection OF the
same. This Will incur costs ana much trouble.
Deem her j., Is72 B. y. DUNCAN,
Railroad ax-COllectOr.
GELS shelby county ls72-J.
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Monday, January 10, 1873.

within legal hours, the following desert bed
real estate, tO-Wit: A lot Of land in Shelby
county, Tennessee, and in the city Of Mem
phls- bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of a lot conveyed by James
LenOW TO John X. Hobbs; thence west with
east side of Market street near Carroll ave
nue. 1fty feet; thence sOuthWardly two hun
dred and hfty-twO feet; thence eastwardIy
fifty feet to the NV corner Of said Hobbs lot;
thence along the line Of said Hobbs lot to the
beginning, it being the lot conveyed by Henry
d. Green and Minnie ]. Green 70 W. 3. Wash
ingtOn by deed dated February 1, 1850.
Also, one other let in the town of SOmer-
vile, Fayebte county, Tennessee, known as
lot No. Is, block "A" on the plat Of said town,
being the same lot on which the Odd Fellows
Hall is built, together with the first story OF
said Odd Fellows building, the balance OF
said building belonging to the Odd Fellows.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash and the bal
anee in one and two years, with interest from
date of SALE purchaser executing notes with
two or more approved securities; q Lien viii
be retained tosecure the payment Of the same.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Scales, Soils.
for com plainants dell
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The best Home and Foreign Literature
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r. Possessed of THE LIVING AGE and one or
other Of our vivaciOus American monthlies,
a subscriber viii ind himself IN command d
the whole situation. - PbiId. BUgleiin.l
For ten dollars, THE LIVING AGE and either
one Of the American f0JlT-dOIIIr monthly Mag
aZiues Tor HUper's Weekly or BGzdT, or apple
TOMS journal, weekly viii be sent Tor a year;
or, Tor IS 50, THE LIVING AGE and our YOUNG
Folks. Address as above. DEF
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ELECTION NOTICE.
cHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Situated Corner Union and Second
Streets. In Memphis.

No. 7S4, n. R.-First Chaneery Court of Shelby
county.-Moses J, Wicks VS.. VIM. B. Green
law ct al.
DY virtue of an interioeutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause october Is,
1877, win sell, ct public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, on the premises, corner Of Union
and Second streets, In Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, January q, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, tO-wit: Part OF lot No. "a, as per
the plan OF said city: Commencing on the
northwest corner Of Union and Second streets;
running thence north 74z feet; thence west
1857 feet to the alley; thence south T414 feet,
and thence east 1881 feet to the beginning.
For particulars, etc, see plan Of partition
among the papers in the cause; aiSO see the
advertisements OF Register, TTezevant & Co. in
the Appeal and Avalanche.
There will be subdi vision Of said lot before
the day Of sale, made to suit purchasers, ETC.,
and the same sold accordingly.
Terms of sale-One-third cash; balance on
a credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months;
notes with satisfactory s9reties required Tor
the deferred payments, and a lien retained 10
furtheg secure same, etc. This Nov. 2, 1872,
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Estes q Jackson and Beecher Belcher, At
torneys. nos
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TlHE sAIALL-POX-PREP ARE.-DURIs
the prevalence Of smallpox I'm our city
and surrounding towns, the danger OF con-
tracing the disease may be greatl 8 lessen ed
If not entirely avoided by the use Of SrEE-
YER & cos SMALLPOX PREVENT " Il.
1t was used extensively during the period
the smallpox ragged in the Northern cities.
physicians and the recomEneudariou or the
Board OF Public schools. lt Is to De suspend ed
from the neck, and constantly worn. Where
at school; or in case Of persons riding iu pas
senger cars. the use Of ID cannot fan to dir1In-
ISL the. chances Ct Infection. The Price,
Is cents. places IL within the reach o. an.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price aud 10stass
stamp. STEINER lt CO.. DEuGGrsrs.
second and Madison SIS. Memphis. Tenn,
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) The Duke OF ArEyla,
Matthew Arnold, max
MULLER ErEi<1nann-FhHt-
riaIl, Miss EA8c cray.
9. Kingsley, ArfhuF
Helps, George BaeDoR-
aid, Charles Read
Harf Blind, Miss unlock,
SIR Robert AytaOu. Fritz
Reuter-, Prof Huxley.
Prime 3Iinfs1er Ola a.
stone Iutia lEavanaZHs,
James Anthony EFOude,
Frances Power CObbe.
A1fFesi TennysOm. Robert
some Of the distinguished
Z represented In the pages
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FRIDAY, the 17th Day Of 5anurrv. 1873.

between the hours of ID am. and 3 -rl-- lr $50.
a Madison street, in fruut OF the Plant --' l-.-
surauce Building. proceed 10 sen I'll. s.1-.- .H
the highest bidder, the following described
property conveyed 20 me il said trust deed
and lying IN shelby county Laula a. -----
road and Park avenue. contain -l- l- aHs. .ll.-
ton three-fOUrths OF an acre .ll1Fl or 4-ss.- Oh
which is erected
stOrehOuse. Wagon y Erd- STABLES. and
other Building
"a The equity o. redemption is expressly
waived in said trust deed 7 sell and convey
only as trustee -decl7 tuI J- u. CASTLES
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And every = days thereafter, and OItenef
II the service requires IL.
Passengers forwarded TO and from all the
principal places in England, Ireland Scotland,
France Germany, Norway, Sweden and Den
mark, from or to any part In the southern and
Western states. The cheapest and best route
to Southern and Western States For passage
or further Information apply to
DGEoHO a KULALEE,
General Southwestern Agents,
auto 80 Madison street
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND


No. Use. D. Bray, Admir-, ct al. vs.. 7. ].
Warren ct al.
HINDER a decree IA the above cause, rem
" dered By the Second Chancsry COurt OF
Shelby county, at October term, 1872, VIII
sell to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Chaneery Court building, on Second street, in
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, the 4th Day Of January, 1873,
A tract Of land IN said county, containing
eighty acres, lying about nine miles SOUTH
eastWardly nom Memphis. being the south
half OF the northeast quarter OF section five,
township one, range seven west
sale on credit Of six months, with bond
and good security, and lien retained. All
lint OF redemption cut or and barred. This
December I3, 1872.
NJ. D. /. STEWART, Clerk aud Master
VIM. n. stephens, Solicitor. del3
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WINTER SCHEDULE, OCT. %, 1879
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING
Tuesday, October %, 1872.

TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Mail Train leaves mphis-..-.........1 u 80 am
Mail Train arrives at Memphis. 80 am
Express Train leaves Mempbs............ 90 am
Express Train arrives at Memphis......1l As pm
Junction acc leaves mphis.....--..... S 90 pm
June ton Ace. arrives at Memphis. 90 pm
SoIneFvllie Acc. leaves Memphis. 40 pm
Sonerville Acc. arrives at Memphis s 80 am
Making close connection at Grand June
ton, Corinth, Decatur and Chattanooga for all
points South, North and East.
"a miles shorter to Chattanooga East Ten
nessee, Georgia and the seabOarc cities than
via Nashville. Quick time and close eonnec-
tons to Nashville.
Ticket ONCE, 27S Main ST., and at Depot.
oc80 W. J. ROSS, Sup't West Division.
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Valuable Mississippi Plantation
Tor sale.

Il WILL sell to the highest bidder. on. ths san
L 81 January neNt- the valuable piantation
known as the q Prairie Plantation on Hop
son bayou, CUahoIna county, Mississippi, csIi-
tanning 1iS7 acres, more or less entirely above
overflow, with good gln-hCuse, press, and a.
a high state Of cultivation. For Information.
apply 10 a. J. ROACH q CO., 3 Union street,
j. "A. KIRBY.
no2T Admir- Of p. 4. Nordeet. deed.
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The GUIDE is now published QUARTERLY.
% cents pays for the year, four numbers,
which is not half the cost. Those who after
ward send money 70 the amount OF one Dollar
or more for Seeds may also order Twenty-Five
cents worth extra-the price paid for the
Guide.
The January number IL beautiful, giving
plans fer making Rural Homes. Designs for
Dining Table Decorations, window Car
aems, etc. and containing mass Of informa
ton invaluable to the lover Of flowers. One
Hundred and Fifty pages, on line tinted paper,
some Five Hundred Engravinzs aud q superb
colOred plate and chroHee cover The
First Edition OF Two HUNDRED THOUsASD
just printed in English and German, and
ready to send out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATS, ron
~ he psbic OF Mas,arhuset. In uc matter OF tAs ln-
dependent Insurance Company tanxru<, IN bankruptcy.
warrant in bankruptcy has boon Issued said Co.t
sgarst tho estate of the adpenden. Insurance Company OK
fvscn OF the county or suffolk the state OF Maasact.
ssts N sad district edudsea baatruN upon the reteu
Of Us creditors; aud the pavmcn oi anY dcyta and
livery Of any properly bcloagnI TO said BANKRUPT
s USE ana ihe transfer o aug property by forbidden
by law meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt ID
prove ihe eets and CHOOSE one or more assgnees OF
Boston " sd distrcL the sh uay OF Apsi A. ~ lsT a,
Boclock NJ ut tho Uutei States Court usc tc.Ors ssc.
saldCJmL RlyiINu a. USf,yf~ -
cpNsd States Aasnni hAsaacsua ia Dlrtc Messenger
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FURNT-
n. Baggage and all other goods Ia separate closed
compartments; taken on elevators. HAEGER'S ware
houses ihe Oldest most extensive complete ughy
equipped establishment in Eighth avenue Thirty
third to Thirty-fourh street. and 2sl Ninth avenue
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uCKsES, CkRRIassES, &C.

A + BARKER CEASES
"A CRY AUCTION MART AND ". Y. TLTTER5hLLS
corner of Broadway AMI Thirty.nirth street,
MAJOR Z. w. BARKER, AUCTl0NEER,
Regular Gale Of Horses, Carriages, &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Tweny-four hours allowed for trial
every horse sold under warrsEcc.
The only mart in the city having
DRIVING RING
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-A.-PERsONs WHO ARR INSURED IN GOOD
"A. NE insurance companies and who do no, desire
render their policies by the
vsnsr value Of their policies hv rppyins Vi lAsn aneo
Agency, T Liberty street.
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1lALAhM AS A PROPHETS. g. SNOW, g. N. O.,
ID Will preach IN the University. Washington
Sunday, a, r. NJ. subicct-"BalaaIns Wonderful
Prophccy @ These DAYS."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, slIOEs TRUNKs
"A and vasss st the Great famiy shoe Emporium, $50
gowery, cner OF Bond Street, selling a. n per cent below
Broadway prices. w. u. DIOELOW.
, ROBERT IRWIN
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DR DEEMS Is TO PREACH TOMORROW AT loid A.
- NJ. az r. NJ IN the Church OF the Strangers Mer
street. between Eighth street and Wavcrey place. All
seats free.
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EUROPEAN srEaMSurrS

~~~~
United STATES NAIL LINE.-SFEAM TO QUEENS.
" town and Liverpool.
sailing everv Wednesday.
MfoMINO Whneray. March % at ~ r. y.
MINNESOTA, Mlrssn.. harcn "a. al 20 r. N.
From ~ North Rivor
Cabin passage, y70, gold sserage so. currency.
Prepaid tickets, %.SS, currency.
rassengers booked to and from Pars Hauburx Norway
ena sweden &c Drafts on Ireland, England. Francs and
Germany ut lowest rates. Appv
WILLIAMS GUION ~ Broadway.
TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE WILL FIND sTArERooM
Trunks Pormanteaus for En- ish and Cont ien.l raj.
ways; Chairs for the steamers, 30 GATrNACS, 59a
Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel and Broadway and
Wall street.
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DEv DIR. osdOOD WILL PREACH AT ST JOHNS
IL Memorial church. West Eleventh street, below Seventh
avenue, at 1e5 ami ~ subject A. M"Out Of the Deeps."
r. M.--"A Well Ordered Life" Seats free.
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At APOLLO HALL. BROADWAY AND TWENTY
~ eighth street, Thomas Gales Forster, trance speaker
lectures every Sunday at 1oN A. NJ. and rs NJ on th
'Phi.osophT of Sprtaalzm."
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT ADELPEI
II Hall, Fy-second street, Broadway, fully furnished,
all day Sunday. Apply TO JOHN H. TkENOR ?2S Sixth
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DEv. II. n. NORTHRUP WILL PREACH IN THE
III West rwcntyh,d street Pcsby erian church Sun
day at the usual hours Eve MIA. subjccDomestic vices
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JNREE RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT The ACADEMY
OF Musis Sunday evening, Maren H. un er the dros-
Mnges and Mrs. Celia Eurleish. Good music Every body
inriled.
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THE VERY REST QUALITY OF COAL FOR FAMILY
use delivered 70 any part OF the city ny n TuKNBuLL
CO., Third avenue Fourteenth st. at $5 50 and So
clOO OQ0 GOLD WAS DRAWN IN THE ROYAL
spIUO.OOV Havana Lottery of Cuba March ". "Frst
three numbers rece.vedn Kentucky, cass 2 Koa l 20
ia Broadway.
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RELIGIOUs NOTICES.

A SERMON ON "THE LETTERS OF JFSUS" BY
"A Rev. T. L. Davies Eercan baptist church,
Downing and Bedford streets Sunday 7p p. N. preaching
l0,6 A. N. AL are invited.
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G.s)SO-FINE BAY, SOUND, KIND, 151, YEARS; !;
NZCV BUSINESS Wagon, Hsrnes,. used few times; rev
Pony Phaeton. Slo; RoOkaway, sfO three second hand
Wagons Gil Seventh avenue Thirty seventh street,
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PrIcc 0; passage In gold dncuding wipc):--
10 IEEsT or uAvEE.
First cabin S12j Second cabin. Ss5
Eycursi0n tickets at reduced rates.
There steamers do not carry s,eerasr passengers.
American travellers going to returning the COn-
of Europe by taking the steamers of this line avoid
both transit by Ersah railway and The dcomiors OF cross
ing the Channel besiee time. trouble a expense
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS broadway.
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~ corner OF Madison syenn: and fory-severth street
Rev. William Edwnr;s Park, of Lawrence Mass will
presch sunday morning and evening Services, los A. NJ
and ~ I. n. All Invited.
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Also.
Thofograh Albums. Writing Desks. Port
fo!inS. Caba-, viii! h0Xe.. III! :: Countless
,-,r;n... g.,
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Farm, Garden and Household.
What to Sow and how to
Grow Crops for soil;ng Cat
tie.

Mr. George E. Waring, the ex-
ce!lent manager of Ogden Farm,
at Newport, R. l., lays down the
following programme for a herd of
twelve COWS:
l. Early the previous autumn,
SOW three acres Of winter rye, to
cut the next spring from May Is
to June Is.
2. Early in April, SOW two acres
in oats, to be cut from June - TO
July l.
8. Late in April, SOW two acres
in oats or barley, to be cut from
July l to July l5.
l. Early in May, SOW two acres
Of oats or barley, to be cut from
July Is to August 10.
5. Middle Of May SOW two
acres OF oats or barley, to be cut
from August 10 10 September l.
6. Middle Of June re- plant No. l
with corn, which is to be cut from
September /, to September 20.
7. Early in July re-sow plot No.
2 with barley, to be cut from Sep
tember 20 until roots and cabbages
come in, which is usually October
l to Is.
s. In September three acres Of
plots 4 and 5 are to be Sown in
winter rye for the next springs
use.
Mr.. Warnings experience dem
ouStra.eS two general principles:
lst. The earliest abundant food
will be secured BY the use Of win
ter rye.
I'd. The best and most abundant
food tor the later summer and
earlier autumn time will be Sc
cured by the use of1ndian corn.
An experiment was made last
year by The officers Of the Ayri-
cultural College Of Pennsylvania
to determine the amount OF food
per acre. Seed was planted May
Is, at the rate Of seven bushels
per acre, one-half drilled, in drills
two and half feet apart, the other
sown broadcast. On the Goth Of
August began cutting. and on that
part which was drilled, gathered
$4,000 pounds, OR l7.44 tons per
acre.
Hungarian grass is q quickly
turned food for cattle. Ga the
same farm three pecks were sowu
per acre on the 2lst Of May. Au-
CAST 2-73 days after pianting--!t
was gathered and dried, making
5:SO4 pounds Of excellent bright
hay, which the horses and cattle
ate with relish, liking it fully as
well as they did the clover.
Josiah Quincy's method Of soil
ing is as follows:
}Lay 20 10 July l, feed cut fod-
der from early clover, rye or or
chard grass.
July l to 81, cut from oat field
which was sown in April.
August l to 81, feed sown corn,
planted from May l every ten
days.
September l to 30. re-cut the
oats on field No. /; also feed one !
acre late corn. sown in June every |
ten days.
October to November, feed tops |
ofvcgetables.
After December to next May, |
feed hay and roots, mixed and |!
finely cuc or cooked.-Er1hange. !
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nf every ,!r>"rp,ion: :. grca; vrie:y "! c"u,
rtiirn; au! "-c4i!i ARTICLES Tor b1;h G"a:'.:T>
and Pupils.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20
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"L.et The ;oas: he. dear woman" as the
mans AID TO his wife, " ben hc wanted to
cat il al h!a:se!f.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20
WOOL CARDlNG
AT
GOODGIOl'g gPACTORT.

Cur CARDiNG MACHINES are in first
rate order, and turning out the BEST
ROLLS at ONLY l0l CTS. per 10. if oiled
il not, , c>ntS extra. Oar wagons will be
in Ncwberry once every two weeks, and
Wool left with MeSSrS. MayeS l. Martin. vii!
lie received, carGed and returned FREE OF
CHARGE for transportation. The cofiin'
ned patronage OF the citizens Of New5erry
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
r. S. l. J. W. GU0DGiUN.
Sep. IL. 37-3m.