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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS.

Any Book in the List below will be sent by mail
postpaid on receipt Of price.
Send all orders to Cummings a. HosISins, Pub
fishers YsrmOnt Farmer, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Barry's Fruit Garden, by p Barry, $3.50
Atwood's Country and Suburban Houses. so
Farm-Gardening and Seed Growing, by +. Brill. 90
Cranberry Culture, by Joseph J, White, i25
American Cattle, by L; F. Allen ESQ
Revised and greatly enlarged. Octave, ll22 PIP 20
By Prof q, q, Caldwell fCornoll University. 200
Practical Poultry Keeper, by l.. Wright. 200
Parsons the Rose, by samuel d, Parsons. so
Practical Horticulture, by P. Henderson. 80
Wailaoe's American Trottng Register. 90
Wallaoe's American Stud Book. Vol. l. 10 90
= Foresters Horse and HorsemanshiP syo 2Volsl5 %
Frank Poresters Fish and Fishing. 400 Ilustran) 90
h sn boz pipks May6e% and HSteRpson 400
Crof' Model Suburban Architecture. 500
Dead Shot, or sportsmans Complete Guide. IS
Harney's Barns, Out.buildings and Fences. 1000
Woodward National Architect. 1900
Aliens H. FL Rural Architecture. so
Aliens (i. L. American Farm Book ..- so
Aliens Or. l., L. F. New American Farm Book. so
American Weeds and Useful Plants. l75
Boussingaulps Rural Economy. 100
Brooks New Book Of Flowers. l75
Buists Flower Garden Directory. so
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener 100
ChorltOn's Grape Growers Guide 20
Cobbetts American Gardener rs
Coles u. VIZ American Fruit Book. 20
| Coles veterinarian. 70
Copolands Country Life. svo. 926 pages 800
Dadd's George H. Modern Horse Doctor so
DAdd's American Cattle Doctor. / 80
| Dana's Muck Manual 2j
Darwins Variation OF Animals and Plants Vol. 90
Downng's Landscape Gardening. svo. $40 PIP. 90
| Eastwood on Cranberry, 70
Elliott's Lawn and Shade Trees. 80
French's Farm Drainage. so
| Fields CThomas W. Pear Culture 25
| Fuler's Grape Culturist -
| Fullers Small Fruit Culturlst l so
duenOn on Mich Cows, IS
Harris Insects Injurious 10 Vegetation. 400
| Hendefson's Gardening for Profit. 80
Hsrbertls Hints to Horse Keepers. l7S
| Hop Culture. 40
Hopes Book Of Eyergreens. 800
| Hunter and Trapper, 100
Jacques Manual Of the Garden and Farm Yard. $50
| yohnston's Agricultural Chemistry. 40
JOhnston's Elements Of Agricultural Chemistry ~
yohnson's How Crops Feed 200
Johnson's How Crops Grow. 200
Miles on the Horses Foot. 90
Norton's Scientific Agriculture. 90
Our Parm Of -Four Acres. Paper, SOc', Cloth 60
| ouinbyIs MySteries Of Bee Keeping 90
| Randalls sheep nusbandry. 05
| Randalrs Fine Wool Sheep HusbandTy. OO
Saunders, Domestic Poultry. Paper 4Oc, Cloth 75
Stewards (Johnl Stable Book ~
/ The PoTcherOn Horse. -. W
| 1honas' a. j. Farm Implements and Machinery. | 90
Warnings Draining for Profit And Health %
Warnings Earth Closets and Earth Sewage. &C
Warders American PomOogy. 800
| Warders Hedges and Eyergreens, *
lWoodward's Cottages and Farm Houses 81
WOOdward's Suburban and Country Houses. q
WoOdward's Country Homes, 10,
Youait aad Martin on Cattle 10
YouAlt on the Hog. 10
YOuah on Sheep ~
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

ultimately look TO the Oranges for the great
est success IN n movement which e in
tended to place the agricultural masses in y
position whore they may properly assert their
rights in the body socialand' polite.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11
A cOnaressmsn's Stationery.

If a Kansas paper is to be believed, the
stationery account Of member Of Congress
can still be made fruitful source Of general
income. We shall not copy in full what il
gives as the stationery bill Of one Of its rep
resentatives, but this is the way it begins
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

Twenty persons were drowned at Green
Lake, Wisconsin. on the Fourth, by the up
setting Of boats during gale.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

The WalwOrth trial has terminated in the
conviction of the prisoner Of murder in the
second degree.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

A Chicago couple got married after three
hours acquaintance. Served them right.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

More Earthquakes are reported from Italy.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

The ffms 10 cosfag, perhaps than any Of W.
fhink ,shen nev who DO the port ofs wortd shaH rule
in council and divide unto themselves the fruit eftAeir
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11
miscellaneous Stems.

Kansas is digging up another mastodon.
Wisconsin has 80, 900 more men than wo-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11
CHEESE, MILK, HORSES, FRUIT,
BUTTER AND HONEY.

Saturday morning at nine o'clock we were
met at the Charlotte Depot, by our valued
friend and correspondent
, 1873-03-23

Ssalas III m1nster were at ftoo trivial character
| demand any not.ce.n
,e7y3e 1qe olass. foren missionary nov living in acrs
sls1c2 r. supposed tc h Rev. Jeha Rcss Of the FRI.
1husch OF Scotland, whose 1e!d is in South Africa
ae completes the fftetl year Of his work the rrsse
nouto' aiio II celebration of the event Tho gcptct
Foreign Mission Board have resolved to send out Il
nun oo to enable bis native congregation to build
he% house of worship fo1 their use.
There are indications Ct widennr Of TIN hr.ach
between the esleyans anl the Est.bltshment serr.1
Methodist aymen advocating tho dse.t,,l1s
ent o1 the Church. on the ground that it c- no louu
e. e. claim to s1st Is bulwaFk Of rroteat.ntisn an,l
the notion that Methodist ministers will submit 10 ~
ORDINATION In order to gain admission to the Church
Or nat they vi" accept the poaitiou Of lay reaers Is
large and handsome Protestant church b.. re-
ceatly been completed at Bonn, Germany the birtb-
place Of Beethoven. Tbs Protestant movement did
not ind much favor in the hinc,and country about
as recently ~ 1913 the Protestant Church In Bonn
Numbered only sixty OF ao7cnty members. Now it
counts n about 6,ooo members, and among them the
chae1 citizens and scholara Of the Uniyersity.
!. The committee who have In charge tho intern,-
on eeties o. Lesson pspcs which have been adopted
10 generally tn ths Sundayschools Of the various de-
non noauhstions this Se:r, net ut Nagars Falls recently
Auu uec1dcd upon the subjects for 1874. Tho frat ei1
nonths VIII be devoted to the Ientatcuch, commenc-
tn Exodus, and the Last six stues In Mark It is
nopcu fhat Great bEi:ni IA well caraa, may be
NEsusued INTO the adoption Of this Bcries next year
nlnonR t1e eminent diyines the Committee IRE tho
Colicge. @N4 "a o0@pA14' ~ ''e1'i'
haltimors has rnised up lsyru.n in whose ph,,.n
threpJ and uunitcenco ate may yell IKE nrsdc 11r
Joan .t!1 Hopkins, of that city, besides giving
,aiFs.en g. acres Of vnluable land for pub-
Ic nosp'ta4, hes further transferred 10 the
trustees piece Of property worth g. ooo the in-
Nm o. 1v Whtsh M sha 60 to the support Of tho nstu
accommodated ut least AGO patients, to include "to
nalgsnt ack Of Baltimore ano its enrrons, without
10 se1 age, OF color. who require surgical or
neueai Treatment" Conyalesccut patients arc tc I
1aFo separate building.
FROM every point Of the compass comes tho Rra1y-
R nR news q an increasing Interest the subject OF
englon ReriYas Of great power seem to perr7do tho
Not since the noted year Of 1858 has thcro been
o. , fns knd 20 remarkable At Lodi Win.
o%a; At Bloomington, Pete1sbureb, Cheno., and gen
rally IN Illinois and at many places In the East, there
ave occurred recently OF are progressing, meet
1es o Unusual interest," which nubera Of COZ
orslona are reported. 1t Is esunatd that nearly ono
losan1 persons have united with tho Baptist Church
tse "est alone. Other denominations have, no
oubt, received proportionate number
, 1873-03-23

7ho nav ueorr G. Perry o,nciates this morning and
evening At AL Saints Church. ...1 ..
-Tbo Rev. +. O. Kcnne5 viii otacsate A. usun -, a.
the Church OF tho Atonement Ihe;e w " al s@A''
morning service and corlIauntoo @t t 0 ctocA.
The Rev. C, f. II. Stocking vii oincaa.e ~ y
at ths usual hours Ths F1. eSea'nR Nsas
'. The Psv Dr, I,ocEe viii preach this morning at
Grace Church. In the evening, by special request,
he Rev. !. F. walker vii re1eat his sermon On
. Tho lev. rev. Dr.. Reynolds will oeaciate to-day 81
Christ Church At Harlem and Oak PaT5. n .ne sven
ING there u5u be 1-c:E-e Tho LaT o1 A@oos ~uo
, 1873-03-23

peculInritics OF Dftxef ent AAhR u@1Ec"'
The Hindoos arc said to b>vo no word for
u friend." The Ita1ianB have no equivalent fos
our " humanity The Russian dictionary faves
. word. tho definition of which is - not to hare
enonoh buttons On your footu1an's "a!stcoat;
second means "to ky eva5 tSa sgaiqa Rnant sn15o
zh;cf, We have all learned to consider as Of OK
s@Ts ngs sssa ssa2ps to aPs ID t.ssn s9
!. t,nt and to mean only ''whip Of any
kind Te Germans g.. =, thmbs i'm 1,.shoS1sr hnse5r
!: hsT-horae" A glove with them is . :" hand
Shoe" showing evidently thu; they wors ehoes
beio1o gloves. Poultry is feasher-cettle, whilst
~ narSes for the well-known substances, "o1J-
tn9 een" % and Hydrogen" are, in their Language,
saaour-stu9. . aad "water-stuff," The French,
can ca, Fraachman speak Of j" kickins' any one
The nearest approach be, in his Po,hteness;,
makes to it is to threaten to e give blow with
his foot" the ea.no thing, probably, to tho re"
pe?t n either ease but it sssms to Vsat Eatses f1q
Ia Re anv word tor baby" ror for "homc, "
nor nor acorafort," Tue togns "up-stairs" and
, 1873-03-23
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

~ EPI8coPAL.
March 4-Fourth Sunday In Lent.
5iarch ?4-Twenty-thlr Day Of Lent.
Maren 5 a-Anncnciation Of the B.V.M.
HGTcA 26-Twenty-dfth p~y Of I-e.-.-
NdTch 27-Twenty-stzt D1y Of Lent.
Maren fSenttysefSS66nEkah fSEenttyfS66nEah b99 bney Il Fl Ispk
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
!March 23-Foutth Sunday In Lent,
Jfar'a 25-Annunciation OF the D. V.M.
Na'ch 25-Most Precious Blood Of Our Iora
, 1873-03-23

English re ''cure meat and ''eure" sick poo~
pio, and We like our girls to be ''guick, 'but
never wish to sec them "fast Our lNo,.it!u.
, 1873-03-23

lt Ha8 a1lGH1E u ElEGl4I0H VI 4b,UHN.
But tho most important modeIn enterprise OF
the Society is the issne Of the illustrated Chris
tinn Weekly. Not only every Christian man, put
every friend OF his race and every lover OF MS
country must feel permanent DEBT OF gfatl-
tude to this noble American institution for in
Producing iuto tho literature Of this country
weekly paper unsurpassed in it's Typography
and engrayngs by any weekly periodical IN the
world superior in its literary character, high
toned in its moral sentiments, catholic and un-
mistakably evangelical in religion, judicious aud
impartial in its views OF political movements,
never stunning to declare the truth soCnd IN
its Judgment and faithful in its treatment OF
the honlan Catholic question in its relations to
try; and fearless and incinive upon tho great
questions Of tho day-tempernnce, the Sabbath,
gambling. obscene literature, and the certain
and quick execution Of the penalties of Law up
on crime.
Not far from G00, 900 copies Of these papers
arc thrown off at every issue. Five thousand
volumes, 10000 tracts, and &C, 900 periodicals are
published daily. It's total issue last ye.r exceed
ed II, 900, 900. It has now on its catalogue 5000
books and tracts. which are printed Mt The Tract
House in New York, and nearly as many moro
which are printed in tho astonishing number Of
142 Languages and dialects abroad.
t has printed $1,000, ,0O0 volumes. more than
800 600 900 tracts, and 16o ooo: 900 periodicals,
iicatioRs. enough to furnish ut least one copy to
eyery family on the face OF the Garth. And the
Work n::II goes on at tho rate OF Is, 100000 to
90, 900, 900 . year, beside the foreign, issuo
abroad. To facilitate tho operations Of the So
ciety. several district agencies have been estab-
1shed At the great commercial centres OF tho
country, one Of which was located IN Chicago
Shout twenty yoars ago, and has been maintained
eyrr since. this agency embraces tho States Of
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ainncsots, ioTa' H
ioininr north and west Colporteurs aro sus-
% tained in every State, and tho publications. are
supplied from this Office Missionaries and
Surday-schoo!s. and mission workers il all the
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12

THE only good crops made this
year in the south, if any, will be pro-
duced in the uplands- Absolute
famine threatens the inhabitants of
the lowlands. If there be any i'm
mediate future for this city IL con-
sists in the forced accessibility of
of the country north, and east, and
west of US. But there is no cooper
alive spirit. Each man gees down
simply because he will 60 it alone.
Why not meet-the whole popultlon
-as in the olden time, and, having
! determined what should be done, &C
complish it. There is no possible
task involving money and toll which
the people of Memphis could not
achieve if one man welded half o.
/ the power and wealth of the whole
community. We need a head sadly
Memphis appeal
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
quarterly Court Proceedings.

The Quarterly Court of this county met
on Monday last, with a large majotriy Of
the Magistrates present. The following is
a brief summary of the proceedings had:
Mr.. Beni. r Campbell was elected School
Superintendent, and the school tax fixed at
ten cents on the hundred dollars, in addi-
ton to the State tax for that purpose.
VIM. s. Moore was appointed Notary Pub
lie. Appropriations to th amount Of
$50 70 were made. a S50t7 was assessed
on Tomlin's Hall. Met lanahsn's and
Chester's levces were or Tered repaired.
County warrants at their market value will
be used in payment of all contracts for the
county. Daniel w. Shelton's will was
proved and James Shelton qualified as Ex-
eeutor. Julius @. Harris, Admir- pendente-
lite, of Thos. Gill, deceased. John II.
freezing was appointed Guardian for J. r,
Exum and W. J. Morrow. Major Groom
Guardian for Ellen Reeves, Jehn Reeves
and c. NJ. Reeves, minors, renewed. Mary
S. Henderson, Guardian for ThOs. S., John
N, and Tennessee ID. Henderson, renewed
David II. Parker was appointed Guardian
fer Robert s. Reeves. A number of set
Elements were made. Court adjourned
Thursday at II o'clock. NJ.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
J.EDGAR THoMPsoN. who knows

d EDGAR THOMPSON. VINO knows
more ofthe business o f railway man
agement than, perhaps, any living
man, says that it is wholly impossi-
bic to abolish the system of free
passes. Nothing but an act Of con-
gress can lessen the number of pass
es granted. In fact, the State of New
York once prohibited the issuance of
such passes, and almost ruined the
roads of that State, their business
being driven by the press and by the
railroad agents to rival lines in Penn
sylvania. 1t would be we'll for
newspapers to have pay for all they
print in behalf of railways and for
the publication of timetables, and
then let the editors ''pay as they go"
but there has grown up 4 system OF
exchange OF favors between the press
and railroads which inheres, Mr..
Thompson thinks, in the existence
of both, and if this oldest and wis
est railroad king be credible; IS in
destructible.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON CoTroN MARKET.
General Markets.

NEW IRISH POTATOES-SS u bushel.
BACON-Sides, wholesale, II &c. Shout
ders wholesale 91zc. Hams, sugsr-cured,-
wholesale, 161Sc.
FLoUR-9 Dbl, wholesale, S7@11 90.
MEAL-R bush, wholesale. 15@S0e.
DRIED ERUIT-Apples, y b, wholesale
DC. Peaches, do. do, o9lOc.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, hug lOc.
COFFEE-wholesaie, 23436c.
MOLAssEs-W Wholesale, 65@5Jc-
HOsIINY-R 10, retail, &c.
GRITs-2 ID, retail, 4e.
NAu.S-S3 key 81 Rates.
THREAD-Spun, y ID, retail, 69 loe.
WHsKEY-2 gall, wholesale, 81 OO@9 oO.
OYsTERs-COVe, 81 50@2 80 y doZ.
CANDIEs-W holesale, l65z@231zc.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 50G2 80.
HIDEs-Green, . ID, 5@Te. salt, SIC.
Dry salt, I2015c. Dry Flint, 15@l7c.
LEATHER-Harness and Sole, e. ID, retail,
4O@45c; Kip, do, do, zoe; Bride, do, do, A.
96Oc.
BEEswAX-3 b 2Oc.'
TALLOw-3 b 7@Sc.
OLD IRoN-B ID 1E@11zc.
CHICKENs-59 doz. - 4O95 90.
DUCKs-8 doz. 8 5O@4 %.
BUTTER-P D.. 25G30c.
EGGs-2 doz. zoe.
LARD-P b 1O1<9127ze.
Live stock.
BEEF CArTLE-Net, 697c.
SHEEP-P head s. 50@3 80. Extra fnt
s4@S5.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12

The Mechanics Bank of Nash
Vile. conducted by Messrs. Duncan
Il Wilson, has retired from bust
ness. The Mechanics Bank was a
staunch friend of the funding
scheme, and made some reputation
in connection with the passage Of
that job.-AvalaRch.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
STRAYED.
Original Attachment.
The State of Tennessee, Madi-
son County.

nv this case complainant, e. ". Cain
Il having made oath that defendant, ID.
Il. Swink is justly indebted 70 him, and that
said Swink Is a nonresident Of the state
OF Tennessee, and having obtained an orig
insl Attachment, which has been levied on
the property OF the said Swink:
It's therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Wing and Tribune, a newspaper published
in Tue City Of Jackson, Tenn.- notifying
said Swink to appear before me, or some
other Justice Of the Peace for said county
Al nv Office in Pin-on, on saturday, 18th
day OfJuly, 1873. and make defense. or the
same will be heard CX parte. This 18th Of
June, 1916 ...
JuHe2l-4w. i. ;. hONrEkes - Z,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
usrY ANN COUNTY ITEMS.

~ A fun line Of ROOTS, SHOES and
HATS. at GATES Live Clothing Store,
corner shannon and Lafayette streets.
WAITER MELLoNs.-The first water mel
7 ons of the season were in the city on Tues
hay. They were from the South and did
pot >ell well.
INDIAN NAME.-Our old friend Major
II Jason says that the Indian name for the
4 rcrksd Deer River was Okena. BY the
pay not bad name for the New State.
The best place to buy Builders Hard
ware, Sash. Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and
racEets, both for quality, large assortment
nd cheap prices, is Of c. 7. BATES. He al
avs keeps the Human Crate, which he
rSrrants to be superior to any crate eX-
ant, 1t being an Improvement on the Wal
ce CRATE.
dickinson, Williams a Co.,
Cotton Faotsvs and General Commission
nd PrOdu Merchants, 266 Front street,
Memphis.
nj Gents KID GLOVES and a full line
Il FURNISHING GOODS, at GATES Live
Clothing store. corner shannon and Latay-
ette streets.
Fsee Hack!-A carriage runs from
the Commercial Hotel to and from ali parts
Of the City, free for the guests of the Hotel.
july5-st
ASSAULTED BY A RATA few nights
ago ayoung gentleman of this City, while
8 sweetly sleeping, was violently assaulted
by rat and bitten severely. The wound
is on a very delicate part Of the body but is
doing well.
FIRE AT ANDREWS CHArEL.-On Tues
day night the list instant, the kitchen o
DIR. Phillips, at Andrews Chapel, wa
burned down; years supply Of provis
ions were also consumed. Whether th
result Of accident or the work OF an inceD
diary. we have not learned.
A LITTLE GIRL BREAKS HER ARM
Miss Addie Harris, youngest daughter q
Dr. r. W. Harris, fell from spring WACO
on the corner OF Royal and Chester streets
on the 4th, and broke her left arm, betwee
the wrist and elbow. Drs. John and SaI
Chester set her broken arm at once, and SD
Is doing well.
ICK COLD BEER--At Dan MoKinlay's fC
FIVE CENTS glass. iunSS-sm.
NOTICE.
From the 1st day OF July, for all goOC
taken from our house we must have Il
cash. as we cannot self on credit. "
have, by forced consent, dissolved pSrtne
shin with old ruinous credit. and hope OF
friends will not ask us to transcend ii
above rule of business.
Ju2S-St SMITH & JARNAGTS.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
The Rev DIR. Harmon, after his eloqueI
lecture here last week. instituted the B
nevoleut or Insurance Degree Of the Orde
There are now three Councils ofthe Unitf
Friends of Temperance in this City. Oh
meets every Tuesday night in TemPeran'
Hall-R. II. Anderson, W. p: another
the same Han every Friday night-D
RozzelI. w. P; the other meets every Fl
dav night in the 2nd Methodist Church
East Jackson Thomas Beveridge, W.
TIL. order "a in most flourishiI
condition and high hopes are ente
tanned Of its future in Jackson. II
Benevolent Degree, aud the reception
lady members, are new and popular fe
tures, destined to work great good. T
cause Of temperance is not new, nor has
career been rosy one; but with each yC
the necessity for reform increases, addi
new stimulus to philanthropy and bright
hopes of finally achieving permanent 81
cess over one of the greatest Of hum
wills and weaknesses.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12

QUIZ Knoxville contemporary, the
Press and Herald, regrets "to see
on the part of some of the press an
inclination to make premature sug-
gestions in regard to the next Cub
ertorial canvass" and thinks "there
yet remains plenty of time IN which
to discuss this matter, and any dis
eussion of it now is ill-timed and
eminently improper. Amen! Chol-
era morbus and politics at the same
time would be to much for human
endurance. AS the irate little
French-man answered the response
to the inquiry why they didn't have
yellow fever in New Orleans during
the Federal OccupatiOn:--"Men dieu'
tink Eat we should 'avc re yellow
feveire and Zeheneral BoOtler ut one
and &c the same time.'-BdRRCr.
Correct. We hope the prevail
ing,'' or some other fool killer, viii
Get hold of the man who agiLate'
the subject of the next GubernatO
rial race, for at least eight month.
/ to come.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12
state Farmers Convention in sep
IcmbeE.
KNOXVILLE, July ), lS7

KNOXVILLE, July ., 1913.
To the Editor of the Banner;
am aware of your earnest deVo-
ton TO the material interest of the
State, and, therefore, L can safely
ask you TO rouse up the farmers OF
our part of the State with regard to
the necessity and importance of the
State convention of farmers, which
is to be held in the Capitol on the 10Th
of September next. 1t was recon-
mended TO the farmers of Middle
and West Tennessee by the East
Tennessee Farmers Convention
which recently met in this city, and
which was such grand success
Please push along the enterprise
| The farmers are organizing through
out this section, and will yet be {
pO1ceF in the land.
Yours, ETC., G. w. CARLTON,