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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06

FIRING THR SOUTHERN HEART.

nc ItfelhttuN NuOfts tue
cratic press Of the Southern States to Are the
southern heart, and to keep alive all the old
alienation against the Government and laws
Of the United States-in other words, to
keep up the spirit, II not to revive the hopes
Of "the lost cause lis conspicuously shown
in It's falsehoods and misrepresentation with
with regard 10 the Federal courts. This has
heen especially shown In the fierce attacks
which have been made upon Judge Durell.
: 1t has also recently manifested itself In
Georgia. Perhaps a more upright judge
dooa not exist than District Judge Ersklue,
Of Georgia; and the honesty aud impartialiiy
of Circuit Judge ". D. Woods, have never
bccn questioned by the Southern bar. But they
cannot escape the malevolencc Of the Demo
cratic press. These judges recently had oc-
Casion TO revise the jury laws OF the Southern
district Of Georgia. The Jurors, grand and
petit, had previously been selected by the
local county clerks, Who furnished list OF
10 many names to the clerk OF the United
States court at Savannah. But Il was found
that these jurors would not nnd any indlct-
ments against election rioters, and other of
Tenders Of that stamp, no matter how many
victims were killed, nor how clear the evi-
dence; whereupon the court very promptly
made rule that the juries to serve before II
should be selected by Its own officers. The
qualifications required were the same q.
those demanded by the State laws; but the
selection was to he made without regard "a
color. The result was, a reformation Of the
jury box, and more fair and impartial ad.
ministration Of justice. But this was too
much for the cquanimity Of the Democratic
newspapers. 4 violent hurricane Of abuse
was heaped upon the offending Judges, es.
pecially upon Judge Erskine, who sustained
the validity Of the new rules after an clabo.
rate argument
Mr.. Justice Bradley, who has recently beer
holding the Savannah court, In connection
with Judge Woods, has also been obliged tC
pass upon the validity OF the regulations, ant
of the selection Of jurors under them. A
copy OF his decision has appeared In somc oi
the Southern papers. lie makes II very clcal
that the rules adopted by Judges Woods ant
Erskine were legal, and that the proceeding
were entirely regular. But he could not es
cape the savage criticisms Of the press, Tht
people arc instructed to believe that he ha
entered into an alleged conspiracy to subjcc
y,.saIa", TLo li".in,, ,:n,",r. ~ ~. a..
on,r,on in tho c,." arn,.od ~" ..non,s, n "%a In
oina.,I.n y, -, y, ~ Gs'i" -. -, W
Mildly as they were cxprr,.cd. ms ,.,a.au
hin hard. and II secms to n. that tbcv wcr
wcll-tImcd and inst, The iudvc saId
"Iu conclusion, II seems to me proper. on thI
occasion, to offer a remark OF general natur,
seem t,qy ia er II tse Snse Dt.ss s1s snd ~ ~
leaders OF public opinion would give to IL
courts court and % oflieers o. me United states du
ideiity 10 The laws witch iS usually secorded I,
the Judiciary and public funetionaries Of mos
rTltleise anI earn Al NE sd%nssra.,ppo os nv :
tlce IN these courts. II Ia a sad state Of popnla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06

pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
HGyr Par OFTicE.l
WisHiSaros, D, q, June q ls5s an,
pe recelNsd st this ofice until u m the nth asy of
June, tsa for the below described TO. W bs dsliy
cred ire of expenss 70 the aoNsrnmeni At the fol
loving BtEflS Bth srE m III ssarxEEBrSo.
100 tons nnpbsI'and Coal, navy Yard. Ports
i.cp tons Cumberland Coal. S.vY Yard. Bos,on.
i.cD top: Cumberland Goal. Ssu Yard. SOrfO'f.
aooO ton. cumesrl.nd Coal. Navy Yard. waning.
ton, ID. O.
Al to D. oi the very best quality Cumberland Coal
Tns s9ntr.stor 70 psy The cost q inspes,inr the
which the coal can be delivered.
prn;spt and faithful dsliysry, when ay.rdsd
blank forms for bids 10 be had h thls once
The right is re.eryed 70 rslec. any bid not consid
The above coal a 70 be delivered on the vharyes
shs ,sysrll M..y f.,d, ,,i - INTO s.s T PROVIDED GJ
The weights o. the ssid Navy f.rds .csle.,
jts Pay lnspector. U.bs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06

THE New Orleans Piody1ine, McEnery or
gan, has been reduced in size, though not In
the ability Of Its conduct. Such q reduction
would be impossible.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f$s@NRW YORK REPUBLICAN, Asso-
sHn.1S.n. RiS.Ss "a ssss P1S' E
to the c0n'' '0''0n VA RLoSao g 6 BRIf pr,.dsuL
JAs Y sPRAauR Rec HScfrtary jsSa
kSS MouNTEp oiIARp. TroSr. a ana i,
are herebv oriered Ia sssemhle Al their ATmory en-
FS!SSS I SySsSiSd b 4 q IP:$ Ss$$;iGSi; sS.sS
jeSf CONS ooysrnor's Mounted Guard.
w TR rsI,nN dhpiEs OF I1,rIH Tmk RIKsT
June % ma Hp pSnch 'Sa on fSnrsSay. FrSay snd
saturday, ron u TO : .. m.le N. leest
wsATTENTIoN, CoRCoRAN Zor.
SISur hnEs'I,Meetn y yenr MmeIS n, on hhrDAl IDA.
nsmSet must be prc.snt, ~ " w. ''"' "'''
BF 's sslsxs, First HS ssrsslSt y M ANi o'psi p,ssai
@..,Mnnoy.n son. ,,,r,, -. .Sr
f&9 imPR0nkp s0pA WITH EkANu.
and .,Iss,. ,LA,rEpio ICE koLbs' corner Of ssys2.h
-, -. .......-......-.- - -.
sS be held al Mount .ysrnon Pi.ce N. /.
on MEpNEHpAi, THUkspAf and fhlDAY
aeemaole N reirtshments, - tcne leta
s~eFRsTIyA sTRAwBKRRy
~ and ICE CREAM FESTIVAL will be held
Ssh Instant sra rDx' y nn,,ann nrano' '' ana
Garner Of Fourtscpts ana q .treets IL pnu.u.uy
IN be spared to make ths occasion rarely enjoy.
s..-..--.-.--..-...-.-:.:-..-.- .ss
10y ~. i.,. s,,ins NJ, ~ :,
NsE Jersey avenue and b strest south 70 their new
sIoreroom and warehon.c, l.outhea.t corner q the
east 49, Ia.".., ~ ,'"n,.,.. ~, a1 ..,,. """
our eu.tomers dROcERIEs' kc', promptly, and Il
myssa ouLIcK a BRO.
rSssSD1fs S5SD q z PEs.a,He ss4iEs .SD S1 IsnS "aIb
once q The ssSEstsry e tse "Nasiopfl Cspi,.i
tuition and The second annual report This .Ssocia
<: s F::S S
are authorized 10 be issned 10 date kpri iisS With
oSt TslSiiiP. ny bach ~ sissyi Ici KEr
tss monthly dsss w aStsss W mona k.SS
'''''On ave hundred dollars Fiji. Piii H. WEIGH,
,@sYoUNG sIRs,s cMRIsTIaN Asso.
s Corner MIN sSiIhTlSsb .Da b street,.
'IsSAsiSs nsS ia. S.. !ass RsARr r'oP'H"d over 100
hEADlNa-hooM free 20 al.
stpp.Tu avpy,crS, u"
sS ssSn q in.n m "a lsd by
.aSst.
sod Ler. Bshss " sorns9 s n@as =, n
and @ streets northwest myniy
- iSnseis MUSIC for Sp%as nssnsnts, ~.
eurslona Pien,es, ke, 6c, will be fprnlshed by
DONCH's HAND Orders left at the leaders real.
stores, will receive prompt attention. myslm.
,1usnp s.Yrpp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06

rB- wAsHINGT0N TKI.RGRAPH
~ SCHOOL. INCORPORATED lsfl
ladies' and sentlsmsn can receive thorough edu.
No. Ta5 seventh street, (old number ts.) Gall and
mhiS-6 JR. CRAWFORD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-06

r4f@GRORGRw.H .HAUPTsIAN, ,JUsTICK
Of the Peace. kttends to all kinds Of Claims
And Legal business. Southwest corner Of Eleventh
and q streets northwest mynD
ESg@THE LATEST AND MOST FAsH-
sS ionAble MUSIC for Commencements, RI.
eI5sl%opls %lP P,en,es ke, DC, viii BE- furnished by
dence, az Eighth street southeast. or the music
stores, viii receive prompt Attsntion mySlms
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. %, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Bristol (Bp, Ellison, Liverpool via
steamship Richmond (8r Young. Rotterd am-Swect-
lana. Bowring Co
Steamship Franconia, BRAGG portapd-I Ames
ship Lille souliard (Br), Webster, Antwerp-Bovd
Hincken.
Bark Annie Troop (Br, Newell, Cork for orders-Jas
Elwell 4 Co.
Bark saga Nor, Olsen, Havre-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Sirius GER, Piepke, Antwerp-Tetens Book
Bark Jannetjc Dutch), schrier, Amstcrdam-Funch
Edge 20.
BARK Richard Pcarse CBr), Bartaby, Triese-J Whit
Bark St Asnello dtaD, Gargiulo. Cette-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark Atlantic Dickcrson, Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons
Bark Eliza Barss CBD, vesey, Hamilton bermuda
Bark s Holbrook, Polleys, Morehead City-Brett
Brig Hattie Bishop, webber, Genoa-J II Winchester
4 Co.
Brig Nigreta, stubbs Pernambuco-R Buck Co.
Brig Henry Aubrey Br) Briggs Barbados-Dwight
Brig Abbie Clifford Wiley, Havana-James Ward L
schr Katie Banon, Port Lemon--Jamcs II Bishop 4
schr Amiel Cockern Br), Bailey, Halifax, Ns-D De
Wolf 4 Co.
Schr A X " eets. Farr, Galveston-EM N stackpole.
Schr W Bradley, Chase, New Orleans--N IL Brig
Schr Jennie stout Stout savannah-Evans. Ball 4 Co.
Schr w Woodall, Busses Baltimore-William Chal
schr Kokeno, Bannster Gloucester Muss-Charles Ii
Lowe
schr Onward, Wheeler, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro
Steamer Anthracite Grace, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.


HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship City of Montreal (Br) Mirehouse Liverpool
sept IL, via Queenstown l2th with mdse and 673 pas
sengers O Dale Sept 19 lat Al ~ N Ion SO 3 passed
steamship Edinburgh (Br hence for London 2th, lat
AZ NJ Ion 90 l5 W, Guion steamship bound east;
London for New York; 2lst 80 miles east OF sandy
Hook, Steamship Europe tFr) hence tor Havre
Steamship Egypt pr, Grogan, Liverpool Sept ~ and
%pposeS se = ehmdS Bonsd list S mes
Sandy Hook steamships Celtic and CITY of Richmond
hence for Lverpoo same day, 80 miles OF do, steam
steamship City OF New York Or, Lochead Liverpool
Sept via Queenstown 10Th with ndse and 40 passen
gers 10 q Dale Sept 15 lat ~ ~ N Ion 81 80 W. passed
steamship Daricn BRA from Philadelphia for Liverpool
I'm ds is 4 ars % s!e%mer steamed Sem%q
bound East; 10 NJ, lat A. ~ n Lon 81 46 W, Cunard
steamer bound East 2lst 2fl miles Of Sandy Hook,
bark-rigged steamer, with two tunnels bound East a.
Steamship Ismaia Brl, Ovess!one london Aug 81
Halifax, Ms sept ~ and ~ John, NIB, 2ahi, with ballast
and passengers to Henderson Bros
steamship Western Metropolis Quick. New Orleans
Sept and the bar 18th, with ndse and passe ngers 10
Baker.
steamship Hstteras Lawrence, Norfolk with mdse acd
passengers TO the Old Dom In ion StearBslip Co
Steamship Il G knight. Chichester Geerget0Evn D5,
with mdse and passengers TOD Kenvon
Bark Ester (Nor), Martoa, Limerick 81 days in
BarH Christci cc;er] Buckcirmann Bremen A days,
in ballast to Koop Co Sept lat A. lon 81 spOke
bark Theresa Estere Gtsp, bound west; pa. Herman
bark Won Berg. Fcseneldt Bremen % DAYS, ballast,
barn Nst5an,ei tNor,,. Jacobsen. Marseres 81 davs
w,h nd.e to Jas Henry son vessel TO order Passed
posed the sh' Robt PeeD bound east
Bark Mayno.ver (of New Haven't Hotehkiss, Barbados
days with uAar and molasses TO Trowtridges Sons
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
rom New York city to Whitestone Ill and the is
now open Tor the transaction of business
The line will be found of great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly,
As there is no other telegraph communication with
Whesone, the Herald Line will be open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words
less to he delivered board vessels or Whtesone,
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets Brooklyn.
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, IL
At the Herald Branch Offices, of Roerum and
Fulton streets BROOKLYN and 1865 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival OF all steameis daily
The New York herald., 1873-09-23


Spread OF the Disease In shrevcport-A
ored People Attacked-List or Inter-
ments Yesterday.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 2c, 1873.
special despatch from Shreveport to the Plea
vune says the yellow fever there has not abated.
The same proportion OF deaths TO the population
in New Orleans would be 1000 per day. The
weather this morning was extremely un-
favorable, being damp and chilly. The cases all
look unfavorabse. The number OF new cases in
the heart OF the city Is small, because all persons
susceptible OF the disease have fallen victims 20 it,
The disease Is spreading in the suburbs. The wives
OF ex-Judge Levsee and Judge LoOney have died.
Captain B. H. Sale, OF the firm OF Sale 4 Murphy,
one OF the Oldest, wealthiest and most valuable
citizens OF Shreveport, died this morning. Lieuten
ant Woodruff, OF the United States Engineers, is
improving. 1t is believed he will recover. Last
night there were two children at the headquarters
Of the Howard Association
WITHOUT FATHER OR MOTHER
or other relative, all having died. Many similar
instances can be mentioned. The steamer Giadiola
over 100 car loads OF freight here for points west
nothing can be moved at present 1t Is raining
now (halfpast twelve p M.
LATER-S p. M.-The epidemic is on the increase.
There we're twenty interments up to five p. NJ,
and number Of deaths have been reported since,
among them DR.. Wise. The number of cases
ported to-day exceeds that Of any previous day.
Many who have considered themselves exempt are
being attacked. The cOlored popula ton is becom-
ing alarmed. Four colored persons were among
the interments to-day Eight new colored cases
were reported to the HOwards tonight, all in one
house.
LIST OF INTERMENTs
The following Is a list or 1nterments today
Otto Shove, Bertha MearS, Peter MOCkair. Louis
Encreve, Robert Black (colored), Peres Cason,
Albert Shade, L. L. Scott White Pierson,
Peter Kelly, p. J. Mitchell, John Shanahan, w.
Hecox, Wills j. Ems Scoloredl, P. Q. Phelps, J, R.
Perkins (c0lored) Eliza VarsOn, j. b. McKitrck.
r. D. Sale and Michael Farrell The epidemic is on
the increase.
Abatement OF the Disease in Memphis.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. %, 1873.
There was o marked falling or in deaths from
yellow fever yesterday, the total number of inter-
ments being thirteen, of which only nine died from
yellow fever. The leading physicians are sangune
as to the permanent abatement OF the disease.
The Howard Association Is taking active measures
to establish general hospital Tor the poor.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL

Patrick Mcdonald and william Smith, two truck
drivers, became engaged in quarrel yesterday
afternoon the result OF which was Smiths losing
his life. 1t seems both men were driving their
trucks down South Fifth avenue, when Mcdonald
managed to get ahead of Smith. This occasioned
high words, which were promptly followed by
Smiths getting down from his truck and mounting
McDonad's. A fight was imminent, and Mcdonald,
to protect himself as he alleges, pushed Smith OFF
the truck his head striking the stone pavement
and causing almost instant death. Smiths body
was removed to the Morgue and Mcdonald was
locked up In the Fifth precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
OMAHA INTELLIGENCE.

The Yellowstone ExpeditiOn-Tea and
Silk En- Route-Bullt0n for the East.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. %, 1873.
Captain Jones and q number Of other attaches OF
the Yellowstone expedition arrived from the West
to-day. the remainder OF the party will arrive on
Thursday.
sixteen cars OF tea and three OF silk went East
yesterday.
bullion received over the Union Pacific Railroad
for Shipment East, from January !, 1873, to date
has been 30, 900 POUNDS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
THE LATE FULTON STREET FIRE.
The Horse Sun Bonnet Factory Incen.
dfarfsm.

During the fire which occurred In the horse sun
bennett factory, No. 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn, the
ppeprietor. Mr.. Hugh d. McGovern, was accused OF
having set fire to the premises for the purpose OF
obtaining the insurance. His accuser was a con
fecttner named Cornwell, who was engaged In
business in the lower part OF the building, and two
men Bamed SundRust appeared before the Fire
Marshal h witnesses against McGovern. on the
examination, whieh was held before Justice
Walsh, E was shown that Mr. McGovern's stock
was insuied for only $2iS0, whereas ii was worth
$4,000. He was h0norably discharged and is now
ON the "warpathn nor his traducers.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
THE VENDETTA IN INDIANA.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept. %, 1873.
Yesterday James J. Chiles met Deputy Marshal
James Peacock on the street, and slapped him in
the face. fight ensued during which pistol fell
IRON Chiles' pocket which was picked up by his son,
fourteen years OF age who shot Peacock in the back
lnfictlng dangerous wound Peacock then shot
Chiles through the head, killing him instantly. A
son OF Peacock then shot young Chiles, wounding
him fatally. city Marshal Farrow, who came up to
stop the fight, was slightly wounded IN the breast,
but by whom is not known.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
SAILED.

Steamships Rotterdam Dutch), Rotterdam mot 2Oth)
Hatteras, Lewes, Gel ships Helene Nor., Rotterdam;
@ Chapman (Br), Cienfuegos; Domenco QtaD, Pc
narth Roads; (sp>. Gibraltar; Horsa5er Nor Cork
Aida oGer Rotterdam; Aurelius Ger, Dantzic schrs
Dreadnot (Br), Maracaibo 1annhauser Jacksonvile;
G Drew, do; Carrie A Bentley, do; Chatanoya do;
Bramha!l Savannah; Joseph Clark. Brunswick. Ga;
Sailed 2lsI Spanish frigate ZaragOsso.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
STRIKE OF SH0EMAKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90, 1873.
The customer jOurneymen shoemakers of this
city are on strike. meeting was held this morn
ing, at which the resolve to strike was made. 1t
appears that some of the shops have refused to pay
the regular prices which were agreed upon some
time since between the employers and employees.
The shops accedng TO the demand are in opera
tiOn.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
BROOKLYN DETECTIVES IN ST. GATHERINGS
ST. !CAruERlxEs. Ontario. Sc,

ST. CATHERIsEs, Ontario sept O. 1873.
TWO Brooklyn, N. y. detectives, Messrs. Folk
and Corrin, are here awaiting the delivery OF
Lowenstein, the man charged with having muir
dered a soldier near Albany. The papers arrived
rom washington eB Friday and were orwarded to
quebec Tor tue Governor Generals signature The
extTaditDn OF the prisoner may, therefore, be
looked for In q day on two.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
NAVAL INEELLIGRNCE.

Captain j. p G. De KroA has been ordered to the
command Of the sarsnae. relieving Captain F. S.
Phelps, who is ordered to temporary dnty as Light
house Inspector OF the Tweiitls district. Captain
James ". SPOTS 10 temporarily relieved rom duty
as Inspector OF the Twelfth Ligh mouse aistrct,
and ordered to examin ton for pre- notion. Pay.
master Giliet has been detached from Mound City.
Ill. and ordered 10 settle accounts
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, NORTH AND
SOUTH,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90, 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1873.
Rev. DR.. L. Rosser, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, delivered sermon this afternoon
to ministers, taking tor his text "Have faith in
Godn in which he advocated the union OF the
Church throughout the country. The speaker
closed by hoping that the Church. North and South,
would be united at an early day.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

Primary elections were held by the Tammany
Hall democracy last evening in each of the 51s
election districts Of the city, and delegates chosen
to attend the Assembly Conventions which are 10
meet on Wednesday evening next at the head
quarters of each Assembly district to elect dele
gates and alternates to attend the Utica COnven-
tion on October l. Last nights primaries passed
or very harmoniously.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
MURDER IN CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Sept. %, 1873
Last Saturday afternoon two men named Knight
and Cross, the latter negro, became involved In
dispute at Hopeve, in the town Of Griswold.
Knight having discharged shot gun at Cross
without eject, the latter drew a knle and stabbed
Knight SO severely that he died in seven hours.
The men mad been out hunting together and were
intoxicated.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
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strength of orsin workers the laboring classes dciieate
ladies and children, mothers nursing neI infants s AID
ne sons Of sedentsry occupations and habits.
fn's'' - 'n' ) ). 'tGINCHEsTER CO, chemistss
S6 John aroet, New Yort-
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

OCEAN STEAMERS.
N,eaner: sa,s lDe,tinalion. oNee

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

DR A. II. HEATH'S RESTORED PATIENTS ARE.
- those who had been told by halt score more of
the most eminent physicians In this country and Europe
that their lives could only be prolonged Limited period
Understand, he does not prescribe the GREAT BETH
ESDA SPRING WATER unless the patients condition Is
suitable for It; but with the existing complies tiom
moved. II Il an UNFAILING SPECIFIC in Briehts Dis
ease, Diabetes propsy Paralysis Cacu Inconinence,
Urinary Uterine and Liver Disease, Indigestion, Copsti
patton and Chronic Diarrhca. Pamphlets gratis.
Depot and offices. No. 20J Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
MISCELLkN EOUS.

MISCELLkN EOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
ant States: legal every where desertion, &c, sutf
Gent cause; no publicity required; no charge unts
"i'o'' NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 19f Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
a corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ. to 3 NJ
on sunday from 3to9P. NJ
srr ID Al III IT. Inn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-08

PREVENTING Rot IN PoTAToEs.-ln the
year 1850 the writer of this was engaged, in a
small way, in the agricultural line-tliat is, he
was spreading himself on one-acre lot in the
Old Bay State, his principal crop, in prospective,
being potatoes, which for several previous wears
had suffered greatly with the rot. Feeling nat
ulaily anxious to secure, if possible, the fruits
OF his labor, he rcsofted to the following as A
preventive" against the fell DESTROYER with
tho results here stated In a half hogshead, par
TALLY filled with water, lie put 90 pounds of the
Hour sulphur, letting the Tub stand open to the
sun and air for three or four DAYS previous 10
use, stirring it up well several times each lay;
then cutting up his seed potatoes, many of which
We're seriously diseased, into very small pieces
he subjected them 10 the sulphur bath for As
hours, stirring the sulphur well up from the
bottom of the tub at the time of putting them
in, after which they were planted in hills in The
usual way. Results: crop of potatoes that
elected the commentator Of freshly import
ed lrishman who dug them, entirely free from
rot, while others not so treated suffered badly,
as did the potatoes in the neighbohood gener-
ally. II will hardly do to build a theory or
base fact upon n single experiment So salts
factory was the result, however, that shall
treat my potatoes in tho same way this present
season, and also roll them in sulphur And
should the rot appear among them, or in the
nelghborllood, shall sprinkle sulphur over
their tops and burn it in different parts of Inc
field.-A. Farmer, Warren Co., Penn.