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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-15
On Saturday, October IL, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, tO-wtt:
Certain real estate lying about four miles
eastward Of the city OF Memphis, containing
by estimation about l72 acres, more or less,
being part OF the subdivision OF owen s
farm, heretofore bought by p. c. Bethel Of F..
A. and NJ. Owen aud 5. p. Walker; beginning
on the south side OF the Pigeon RoOst road az
its Intersection with Otey avenue; thence
with said Pigeon Roost road in an eastwardly
or sOutheasterly direction TO q stake at the
corner OF Bethel's field on the corner Of a lane
known as OWENS avenue; thence with said
lane or evenue about q CHAINS to its inteTsec-
ton with Walkers avenue; thence with
walkers avenue WestWardly 70 Otey avenue,
and thence with Otey avenue 70 the beginning
on the Pigeon Roost road.
Also, another tract Of land described as fol-
lows: liz acres adjoining Fort Pickering,
known as the Given acre tract, the Wright
three-q quarter % tract and the DuYal, AlgeO
& Co. ~ acre tract, bounded on the north by
Broadway or old Fort Pickering Railroad on
the south by jackson street; on the east By
Dr. Gilbert & Woodbridge, and on the west by
Main and Ninth streets; said property to be
subdlvided and sold accordingly.
Terms OF Ssle-On credit OF seven and
twelve nj uths; notes with approved sureties;
lien retained to further same, and equity Of
redemption barred. This September Is, 1874.
i. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. j. Black, Deputy L. and II.
Humes & POston and L. V. Dixon, Att'ys.
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From the New Orleans PiCdyjue:
.sThe leves had quite business-alr about IL
Yesterday. The severGl arrivals since SRtur
day were dischArgtng, which gave little life
10 fhis great mart There was but lit freig ht
shipped, as Is generally the case on Monday.
The great feature OF the day was the arrival
on the champion 4. =. Lee with three thou
sand nine hundred and slxty-sJx bales OF cot
ton thre- Thousand two hundred and ninety
nine sacks co ton-seed and eighteen sacks
seed cotton. THE Cincinnati Commercial
OF the 18th says Cuisines was mo.erate
along the levee yestS 1'i Ev--.----Ihe numerous
friend OF Captail { % Frsrc. ~ he "a ned
10 hear that he Is -ant - non a severe al
tack Of paraiy sis in ID n srm He IS I'm
proving estordat -. Captain ID d owe :.
he died al Padnceh sunday morn ng ...-..-
M William RuslZ, son Of 4 ipIain W J. Busk
died on the steamer Indiana last Saturday
night CapIein ask took the remains home
* raj. The indiana has laid up al Cairo '.....
ne Al louis Dem .cT1f furnishes ths fol low,
me-. sirbe river ig falling slowly. No i'm.
g,l-en,ent Ia river business Is noticeable, and
49,, Sefstina couiinues. Tho weather u e1
.r,ely due. but COO. There wss q hea y
trost YESTERDAY morning. The uppsr Missls
siD,,. -keops up steady TO n COOS stage. Rate
hi New Orleans continue ~ per agreement
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Tuesday, eOth day Of October, 1874,

within legal hours, in front OF the building
occupied by the Western Union Telegraph
company, on Madison street, between Main
and Second streets, Memphis, Tennessee, offer
for sale, for cash, at public outcry, the follow
ing described real estate lying In said county
and State, and on the south side OF Washing
ginning at the northeast corner OF the lot
formerly owned ard occupied by John Park:
oathwardly ~ feet; thence west I68 feet TO
sid Parks nue5 thence north along said
Parks line lei feet TO the beginning. The
equity OF redemption Is waived In said Trust
deed Title believed TO be perfect, but / sell
and convey only as Trustee
sepSl GEORGE B. PETERS, Trustee
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CI.aneery sale
Or
r E;AL ESTATE,

~ Il IA II I'D Il "A L Re
No. $50, R.-First ohancery Court Of shelby
etc. ''''''''i u I" = n Soilon' deceased
QY virtue OF an interlocutory decrea for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
etn cay OF july l7S, viii sell, At public auc-
Ion Ion 70 me highest bidder, in mont o. the
house Building, Second street, Memphis, Ten.
nessee, on -''-'
Saturday, October 81, 1874,
within legal hours, the following descriD bed
see, to-wit:
Two certain tracts OF land that Lucius L.
Battle had, on the Ith day OF December, 1867
sold 70 B. T. Hasrel, one tract known as the
Sanders acceptant, lying on each side OF
Loosehalchle river, containing ZIG acres adj
Others. The grant from Tennessee will show
the butts ana bounds for 100 acres, and the
decree OF the Ehancery Court at Memphis OF
William Battle VI. John Wherry, In which a
decree for ~ acres was made to said William
Battle, but 80 acres was held by I. Bales as
cree lt6 acres. which will more fully appear
By reference 10 a deed Of gift made by VIM.
Battle 70 l.. l.. Battle on March I, lsd5, making
in all SIG acres
The said RoitOu deriving his title 10 said
property BY purchase under decree I'm Chan
eeTy court Al Memphis, in case Of Wade H.
Bolton vs.. y. II. Farrell, In February, 1858.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six months,
purchaser 70 execute note with approved sc.
curity-hen retained to further secure same
and equity OF resumption barred.
This October 6, 1874.
f. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY II. J. Black. Deputy &. and NJ.
Mckae, Myers & Bueed, Attorneys. Oc7
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SATURDAY, October 81, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wits
A certain tract Of land situate, lying and
being in the county Of Shelby and state OF
Tennessee, containing about one hundred and
fifteen acres, being the southwest corner or
said ). s. Remherts original tract Of sixteen
hundred and sixty acres on Big Creek, in the
third civil district, inherited by him from his
father, Andrew Rembert: Beginning al the
southwest cerner Of said original tract, which
Is the northwest corner Of Thomas Rawlings
tract. and In the west line OF the Douglass
tract; thence east with said Rawlings tract to
the corner Of John Steel's one hundred and
nifty acre tract lately sold to him by said Rem
bert; thence north with said Steelis west line
seventy-three chains and twenty-six LINKS TO
the north line OF the one hundred and nfty
acre tract lately sold by said Rembsrt to Hugh
Rose; thence west vi ID said Roses south line
TO the west line OF said 8. 5. Remberts original
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chains and twenty-six links to the be-
ginning.
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF six and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; Lien retained. Equity OF re-
demption barred.
This September II, 1874.
MD. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, D. c. and NJ.
Metcal4 q HermOn, soils, for complainant.
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s5O.OoO rICKETs-sOeO CASH GIFTs
10 BE GIVEN AWAIT

oOJJ OAoh fhIAt-oi aIIu5-''''.'' -.s-1O1VOV
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets. $1,000 Quarter Tickets.-.S2.50
Half Ti3kets......-.I5.00 Eleven Tickets.-S $1,000
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pur.
poses, and viii be conducted with the same
i Derality, honesty and fairness which char
acteriEed the lrst enterprise
JOHN L. ROPER, President
For Tickets and Circulars, giving full in
formation, address HENRY e. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia
JOE LOCKE
will give full mari culaTs 30 Main ST. D. stairs
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s., Sl9s SER. u. -. a.
Orfnhar a lEa 4
Below nigh water marx OF ls74.
u NJ TTnWTG IN


The Utah passed up at four O'Clock
in the afternoon. She had 50 bales OF cot
| ton, but did nothing here. The Mary Boyd
/ brought 100 bales Of cotton and reshipped At
| Terreue IS bales for New Orleans The 81.
| Francis came In during the afternoon with
| Us tales cotton, So sacks OF seed, and had a
nne passenger trip. The local packets had
| sair fr.us out
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate
ONSATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.

No. 81, R. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee-S. 5. Kembert
vs.. Henry Rembert ct al
DY virtue Of decree OF sale made in this
ID cause by the Second Chancery Court,
viii sell to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Second Chancery Courtroom, city OF Mem
phis. Tennessee. on
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed in trust executed 10 me
ID as trustee by w. A. Stefiey, of date June
% 1873, and recorded in The Registers Office VI
Shelby county, Tennessee, IN book No. u,
page 81 | will on
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CHANCERY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

No. BIZ, N.R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
eounty-Catherine Meath vs.. P. g. Meath
ct al
DY virtue Of an interIOcutory decree for sale
entered IN the above cause on the 18TH day
Of June, 1874, viii sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Grsenlaw Opera House Build
ing, Second street, Memphis, Tenn,
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GIN REPAIRING.

OIN SAW FILING reduced TO Is cents per
u saw, and other repairing at .owest rates.
Brlstles, Bristle-stTips, Saws, Ribs, Pulleys,
Idlers, JournalDoKes, Babitineis, ETC., always
on hand. Special attention to promptness.
b. W. HICKMAN,
GeA Main street, onposIte NJ. and 7. Depot.
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MNu0OB REsrOEED.-A victim
yoni nfui fmprudence, causing premature de-
cav. nervous debility, ETC.. having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found simple
self-cure, which he Will seud free 10 bis fellow
sufferers. Address J. h. REV Is, IS Nassau
street lew York
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER the provisions OF a certain deed in
~ trust, made to me on the 4th day OF April /,
1874, and recorded in the Registers once OF
Shelby county, Tenn, in book No. IS, page $50
TO which reference is male for further de-
tails, viii, on ~
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PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv
Ee. "a Jefferson Street,
Beiveen Main and Front Row,
MEHPHIs, ZAA


hG JOhH5oH n acknowledged by All ps-s
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PaI1ic uiar attention paid 70 The Disaass.-ol
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Ihf.At ana Lung Diseases cured BY. nav
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weather, Rivers sna BuSiaess.
Yesterday was very pleasant, but not
so cool IS tie previous days OF the week. The
river declined two incnes and now stands
four feet seven Inches ROOve low water mark.
No important changes have occurred In the
streams above. Business fair.
stage of Rivers.
OFFICE OBs, SIG. SER. U. 5. A.
llnlnh-r Z
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Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A DEED
~ 81 Trust, execnted TO the Undensigned
trustee on the i5th day Of September A. d
le1Si by y. l.. II smmock, and OF record In
tne Registers ONCE OF Shelby county Ten
nesses, IN deed book 81, PAGE SIS. 1 viii. on
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Trustees Sale.

DY virt1e OF a deed OF trust made to me as
ID trustee, on the S0th day OF September,
1871, by ID. 3. MollOy and Ellen p. MOlloy, his
of two notes, and interest, mentioned in said
deed, one for $500 and the other for $500,
which deed has been duly recorded IN the
Registers Office of Shelby county, State of
Tennessee, in book No. 81, page 207, will, on
Saturday, 9Th day or November, 1874,
at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
sell, within legal hours, at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the property described
in said trust deed as a lot or parcel OF land,
with Improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being in the city OF Memphis, county OF
Shelby. and State OF Tennessee, viz: Part OF
on the south side Of Union street, beginning
at point about $40 feet east from the junction
OF Union and Second streets; thence west
with the south side OF Union street 50 feet,
more or less; thence south 200 feet TO an alley;
thence east with said alley about SO feet I;
thence north 200 feet to the beginning. The
beginning point in this description and the
east boundary Of said lot will extend to and
include the middle of the division wall of the
double tenement brick residences conveyed
by Joseph X. Williams to said d. B. MOlloy
and q. w. Fackler, respectively; said lot and
premises hereby conveyed being the same
conveyed by said Williams TO said ID. B. Mol
10y by deed dated November IS, 1860, and re-
corded in the Registers office OF Shelby coun-
ty, in book A, page %.
The title to said property is believed TO be
good, but / sell and convey only as trustee.
October 5, 1874. J. ". CLAPP, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real Il - t ate.
Saturdar. Oetober 81, 1s74.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-wit:
And in the 10th civil district OF said county,
which is bounded on the north by She lands
Of Harrison Irby and the heirs OF John Lo-
gan; on the east and west by William A. Low
cry; on the west by the lands Of Davis Biggs,
and is also described as lot No. 2. in the divi-
sion Of the land OF Peter Peterson, deceased
among his heirs il being the same conveyed
BY William L. Gibson and wife to James Biggs.
Terms of Sale-On a credit Of 5, u and Is
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained 10 further secure same, and equity OF
REDEEM ptiOn barred. This October s, 1874.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r j. Black, Deputy Q. and N.
T.B. MicOu and c. ". Frazer, Attorneys.
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New York teiegfaphed quiet market IN
me moll,Ipg, easier IN the ate noon, prices
lrchanIyud. - Sc; futures closed weak. New
orleans As quiet and unchanged a. iGs
LIVERPOOL vas quiet and Unchanged at Sd.
The tu. lowing We yests rtlay elected menu
fars OF ne cotton .1chang W. A. Good Win,
The Pratt Giu coinPany' Efsln q III lhN-
feldaul, 3 W .oug & Bro. ". ]. p. Doyle,
ana iiemphIs and Paducah railroad COM
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL, BUSINESS remains quiet
we might say torpid. There are few sppIica
lions for money. either in the banks or on tn
street, and deposits keep up to a level no
common this time Of the year. The fact 4
business men are buying nothing but wha
Immediate wants require, and their demands
Tor money are limited accordingly. Outside
ofcoruon, business IN all its branches is duu.
The drlIpess is that Ofcaution, re enforced by
recent failures in the east. The New York
Cihronicle OF saturday says: "Ihere can be no
tioub that general trade las received decided
checE-we hope and believe, however, only
tempurary-during the past week. Several
failures have been announced, with rumors
Of many more, chiefly IN the dry goods trade,
hui Including one banElng mouse, one OF
more exporters OF domestic products, bestdes
parties operating on the stock exchange.
The c, al hough not OF special slgnih-
cnpee in Themselves. excited aDprehensionsi IN
many minds that they would bring about re-
newed disturbance IN the money market and
IN domestic exchanges, such as prevailed last
autumn. The immediate elect was 10 weak
IN tha speculative confidence which had be
gun 10 revig. and although th re has been
some recover Of tone IN The pasi day OF I've,
the prevail ing zone vi trade circles Is far nom
sattsfactol y" vi such par apis as the
rars u Is not 10 BE- expected thsI on iness can
be p 20 lie usual sp Tit o. the season. tx
change femai 1rm at Is discount on new |
y ork other eastern cities, ana = on New /
orleans, selling on al points ut par. Gold was |
dull, brokers Offering lUs5f tiC3. county .cflp /
g. generally tax n By brokers ~ .o9.si out |
some has been obtained a. low n .; the sell Il
ing rate is s. some ci currency bo.uS-the /
lO0c on the dollar kind-sre Offering al ~.
THE COTTON MARKET v steTday was /
afectei by ne going int ope auon 81 the I
- "a cd Ireiehf c rye. The change Uas /
felr 10 be 6 Oublesome; e ups calculations 4
and fuferfered o tn arrangements. rs feet 4
or uur market WAS TO make the feeling easier /
aud create more dispos ton 20 sci but prices
renal exec IL ~ the same point as they had i
do e b-f re.and our criUcism OF yesterday on /
The iilici a quotat ons again holds good. sales
anon tel 10 1850 ! = % which exporters
tl.oE go &C lot of ord mary 70 good
or { iry Il II GllsSc; loy mid ling NJ la /
Ia .al &c; uiiudlIug la5sgla5sgli9sc; good
middl Ing al IS gl5tsc Thes- re the prices A.
Q k-n from The individual report OF buyers,
and they shos the correct quotations 10 be as
'6loWs:
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ss..a- fts-.s,sap -,
public opinion, That has ever borne sway Ia
Washington, Is the prisate opinion OF hun
dreds Of Republican leadets VINO have not the
con 81 their 81 -
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st:l " ti;o Hesiql OF me world and
OF the nation. The community should
be productive, a creative people.
lie could cite numerous Instances
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WI. GoODLETr. J.E. eooDLETT.

ID ESIDENCE AND LAND FOR SALE
II wishing TO remove tO my plantation, !
offer for sale my residence, in Macon, with s
acres attached. The dwelling has nine or ten
rooms conveniently arranged, well adapted
for large family or boarding house; two els
West Tennessee offer superior Inducements TO
those dtsning the benefits Of schools,
churches and society; has daily mail, and is
on the line Of location of the M. and Knox
Vile II. r Also, for sale, g715 acres, IL miles
from Macon, with good house and 70 acres in
cultivation Also, a tract OF 2S3 acres, miles
from Macon, On the Macon and Memphis
Road, and On the proposed NJ. and Knoxville
r. Terms liberal, and prices 10 SUIT the
times. apply TO J. 4. WILLIAMSON,
ocy d6w Macon, Fayette county, Tenn.
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Saturday, October "a, 1874,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF an order OF trust made to me-
ID as Trustee. on the 2lst day Of July, 1874,
and recorded In the Registers office or shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No l02, D. p. 81,
70 secure the payment Of a certain note which
Is now due and unpaid, L will, on
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knape and an admitteeR congressional cor
Fnpffonist aud on a district platform not in
arrll nl fms With rnnL OF he sLaIa ON the .Ir.
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~ young Trotung morse Huzzfhs. fcedster
Cooler Pea, soTrel horse Joe Se1rrlau. Als1,
one fine Top Buggy, one Stop Wat-h, fine
Office and bedroom Furniture, ausi oite prop
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. sS5, R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
eounty-Samuel II. Jones, ct al, vs.. Robert
NcKenna.
DY yiltue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
2iih day OF June, 1874, and modified July 5,
l5.l, 1 viii sell, al public auction, to the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Clerk and
Masters once, GFeenlaw OperahOuse build
ing, Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, October "a, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
property situated IN Shelby county, Tennes-
see, to-wft:
A certain tract OF land lying and being in
the sixteenth civil district Of said county, and
bounded on the north by the lands of Eppy
White and Dennis O'Brien, deceased; on the
east by the lands OF 7. H. Todd: and on the
south and west by the lands Of Haynes; be-
ing the same upon which J. r. Williams re-
sided on The 18th Of September, 1854, and for
many years before; containing so acres, ex-
GLIDING from said boundaries the % acres OF
above, heretofore sold to Dr.. Moon, and the
s. acres sold 70 Mrs. Leftwich, leaving a
balance OF go acres in the tract, including all
the I'M prOYements.
TERMS OF sALE.-On credit OF six, twelve
notes, bearing interest az 10 per cent. from
date, with two good snd solvent sureties; lien
retained TO further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barred,
This, September %, 1873.
ByR ]. BLACK. d. C. and NJ
Smith, Scott & jefferson, attorneys.
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Bluff City Terra Gotta Works,
REMOVED.

HAVE REMOVED FROM l29 TO ISL
/ BEALE 1TREET. and would be pleased 10
see my former friends and patrons.
oclI MRS. N. GARRETT, DiessmAker.
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81. T. TOMLINSON,
RESIDENT AGENT,
IL Madison Street, Memphis,

WHO REFERS BY PERMISSION To
Stewart, Gwynne d Co., Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors $50 and SIS Front Sc.
A G. Treadwell 4 Bros, Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors, II Union ST.
Hill, Fontaipe & 20, Wholesale GToceTs and
Cotton Factors, $50, 1852 and S64 Front st.
Rice, Silk & Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods, 3l9
Main st.
Menken BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods. 259, 26i and 263 Main 81.
B. owenstein x Bros, Wholesale and Retail
Dry Goods, 242, 244 and 246 Main st.
B. Bayliss d Co., Cotton Buyers and Commits
sion Merchants, SS6 Front St
All losses fafrIy and promptly adjusted
ana patd al Ibis Agency.
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HOW SHALL IDESTROY THE
COLORADOBEET L

EDITORS WESTERN RURAL:-My
Early Vermont, Early Rose and Sha
ker Russetts are about two inches
high, aud covered with Colorado
beetles. What shallaI do to keep
them away? Can you give me the ad-
dress of Mr.. Mosher, who advertised
machine for catching pests, last
season? j. Y. |
Manchester, Mich,
Go over your potatoes every day,
while yet the beetles remain, with a
pan so placed that the beetles may
be thrown into it with a blow
against the plants with folded newspa-
per, Cor other soft material. A little
practice will enable you to do this east
lily. Pick off all the clusters of seggs you
find, saturate them with kerosene and
then burr them, being careful not to in
hale 3he smoke. When the Larvae, APP
pear, dust the plants with pure Paris
green, mixed with plaster or -four, in the
proportion of one of the former to TWEEN
five of the latter, or mix with water in
the proportion Vt one tablespoonful to
each pail of water used, if the green is
full of strength. With this water the
plants. We manage to save our crop, in
this way, depending, however, more up
on killing the BEETLES before they lay
their eggs, than anything else. We do
not know the address of Mr. Mosher now,
or whether the implement is for sale.
We think it is not.