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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-14
,-t@. BY Robert Is. Lyme
tsuccessorto Lyme 6 Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No 1910 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ NEwLY-BUILT AND MELL,C0N ISI
ED DETACHED FRAME TWO-STORI Dwell
INGS WITH FINE LOTS. AND TWO OTHER
NLCERUILDNG LOTS ADJ9ISS1TNItGr SIT rrh FE
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH, BEING THE He
SAME PROPERTY OF WHICH, VIGIL, JAMES Az JONES s!,S'
DIED SEIZED AND POSSESSED 0Fs-ln pursu-
ance Of the provisions of decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city Of @ e e9te 9Ges on Inc as
we. the undersigned commissioners named IN SAID
decree viii proceed to SELL upon the sp TeSe # on
O'Clock p NJ, the above property consisting OF TWO
REALLY NICE FRAME DWELLINGS contain
ing five aud six each, with waler coal-hoiises
Kitchens &C. and In good order. and occupied by
good tenants. The lots have nice fronts and good
depth. -. l.. .o.,,. uos,,,o ~
six twelve and eighteen months credit, win neSo-
fable notes aud title retained until all of the pnr-
case-lnoney Is paid and conveyance ordered hy the
court. --... -- CunSIaIN w ~ '
... ...= Commissioners.
i' 49, " 6-Sl1.12.1415&l7
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THE NEW rBATH-HQUSESr
- - = At HOT SPRINGS,
..s.rt -. =. BATH COUNTY, VA,
(rapiflly approaching completion, will have ca
pacity OF TWELVE HUNDRED BATHS every twelve
hours, with q SEPARATE POOL AND DRESSING,
ROOM FOR EACH BATHEE. II Is the best-arraneed
and most comfortable bathing establishment IN the
United States. ..-..
The waters vary in temperature, and range rs high
rs ITO degrees. Their great curative powers IN
numerous other diseases. attestcd by thousands
who have been cured or greatly benefited by using
them. 49,,
SULPHUR, and MAGSESIA.
Hotel accommodation equal to any In the noun
tains. ..,-~
PROFESSOR j. L. CABELL, M. D., University Of
Virginia, resident physician.
For pamphlets and circulars, address
-, j. A. AUGUST, Manager.
lie S-tJy15 Hot Springs. Bath county, Va.
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,RkxIROADLIHEA

.EDUCTION IN .PAssENGER FARE.

fNNG}ts 49, 4. ~ yS.s: ~ ST
ofa REDUGTI2}sM ~ ], PA Az sg Ess FARE
ApAssENasEh TkaIss iesye Wes Point
at a. M, arriving at Richmond at 10 A n: leave
Richmond at f. M arriving at, West Point at o
Trains connect It west Point with steamers nom
Baltimore and all eastern points ON WEDNESDAYS.
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with steamers for
Baltimore and al eastern points on MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS 3ss!tf' si. =, .
FARE to w
Fare to Baltimore and return. on
Fare to Phil2delphta toy
Fare TO New fOrk..s..,,.i '..-'--'..;r..'". az az
fs Ta r. 1gesgn TR leave Richmond
at A. M. on WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY. and SUN.
DAY. connecting at West Peint with steamers, and
delivering freight in Baltimore early next morning
returning, leave West Point at 2:15 r. M, arriving
at Richmond at 2; NJ. and connecting WITH the
Vile railroad for all southern points. - .
EXPRESS FREIGHT, received ON MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before I. d., VIII
be delivered In Baltimore the following day at
4 LOCAL S5i FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger
coaches attached leave Richmond ct $50 A. NJ on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
and leave West Point for Richmond the same aays
The management takes pleasure in announcing ts
the travelling public and shippers that the sssaSr,
of this line between Baltimore and West Fotnt nass
been reAtted in the most thorough manner LOT lne
accommodaton OF passengers md tTe'g RsiJ,nore IN
ample time to connect with the ran lines Tor Ph1Ia'
delphia New York, Boston, and all eastern ana west
F + win be given the utmost Dispatch Nc
transfers at Richmond Of freights to or from south
cru poins'' II. T. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
W. n BRAGG, Master Transportation. NH Is
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DEPAnTURE OF sTEArERs.

DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO MTEfH
T. yIDENCE, BOSTON, AND MON-s8GGzffsassH
TREAL, AND BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
THROUGH.-Steamer j. W. EVERNAN, Captain
PLATT, will receive freight for the above ports till
FRIDAY the 14th instant, at IL o'clock.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state
room, SO: sccondclass passage, including meals and
state. room o. thirdcass passage, without meals,
-. W. ?. PORTER. Agent,
iyl3-2t No. 2425 Dock street.
TOR NEW YORK..The Old .IFFfS
l. Dominion Steamship Company's. sAstss2s.s
steamship WYANoKE. Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, July 14th, at O'Clock 4. n. .s;..l1
Freight received until O'Clock Il. u.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign ports. n
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $f2 !; round-trip tickets,
$40. Storage, Sc and 70. ss....a Ha.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
iyl2-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, u6a1
i BAGS, AND SCHOOL STROPS, with u
a full assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES fory
ladies and gentlemen Misses and Chlldrens
SHOES, ali styles; Ladies' FINE SERGE BALMO-
RAILS, $2.50-hand-sewed: KID NEWPORT TIES,
80: TRUNKS lower than ever; HEAVY BOOTS
and SHOES for farm use. REPAIRING neatly and
nromptly done at w. L. w. TAYLORS,
Nv IL Fourth and Broad streets.
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z Z s'4,-.s .U1irsApEAKE AND ONO RAfLBoAD,)
-;EF ssIt2f TFAssEMGEE DEPARTnEyT.t
RICuNoyD.VA juno IL. 1861
an AND AFTER JUNE 1S, 1873. PAS.

Train iesving Richmond ut $50 A. II. rims daily
stopping at all regular stations -
Train leaving Richmond at 1900 p. II. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover, Lonfsa, Gordonsyiile. Char
lotfesyille. Ivy, Mechums river, Greenwood, Waynes
boro', Stanton, Goshen Hilboro', Co,ington, Ale
ghany, and all regular stations west Of Allegheny.
. Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at 445 r. n Passengers by this train ar
rive nc Washington 6:16 A. 81. ts..
Sleeping cars run on all night trains and parlos
cars on day mail trains east Of White Sulphur.
Ticket Office and sleeping car open t ESQ p. n
for the IL midnight train. Ii.'sI =, -. ~.
Trains arrive 1t Richmond as follows;
Express Train daily ....".".445 A. u.
Mall Train daily .........6:5o z. n.
Accommodation Train daily Except
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danvilie and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond. -.
For further information, rates, &C., apply at 1927
Main street, or at company's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. VI. s. DUNN,
in7Q Engineer and Superintendent.
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d WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This celebrated watering place and resort for health
latter having been closed for about twenty years. VIII
be reopencd for the reception of nyads on tho LIST
of July next under the supervision OF the under
signed These springs are situated i'll the county OF
buckingham, twelve miles from the courthouse,
three miles from WilIis's mountain, and twelve
miles from the town of Farmville, OF easy access
comfortable convcyances can always be procured
upon reasonable terms.
TERMS: Board and lodging per month OF fonr
weeks, 1875 board and lodging per week. 81; board
and lodging per day, $3.50. Address
MRS. JOHN G.. MORRIS,
ie27-TuSF4w Curdsville, Va.
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AFTER THE ABOVE
Il WILL BE SOLD THE ADJOINING LOT,
WITH THE FRAME BUILDING THEREON, con-
o7rI5S feet NJ. BATES,
iv g Auctioneer.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having dis-&2
~ continued the business OF lending money 81 d
on collateraS, have determined to sell all XaNN
same, which Is In every case much below original
cost. The goods consist OF
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGS,
Superb STEM and KFY-WIEDiNG WATCHES,
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, and CHATELANE
Elegant AMETHYST, CAMEO, and other SET
RINGS, BUTTONS, &c. .tar.
shall continue 70 sell until all the articles are dis
posed of In order realize the cash, great induce
ments Will be offered to purchasers. So, come early
and often to =. A. WIESTOCK'S,
~ Him No. IL north Fourteenth street.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
i SALE. ] shall sell. upon the premises, SIN
BUILDING LOTS, fronting Twenty-eighth street,
east side, between Leigh and Nj.
TERMS, &C., at sale. a bargain will be had
iyl2 ROBERT i. LYME, Aucdonecr.
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On ana amer ~ kSilA1. may L6Ln, inc last anu
United States mall, will leave Richmond for the
a19 s1T1sb p9St at ocIock A. D
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects OH
through the same) Notifications, battleheds, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc, and have four hours at
Old Point for bathing and Sightseeing or two hours
Mt Norfolk before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
The elegant new "Hygeia Hotel" at Old Point Is
now 4pe1, t fop the reception r OF guests 40
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return.... so
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER &c Co.:
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel AND
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river, from 7 A. II. to Z. H., at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings mast be prepaid
L. Is. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at W. d. Blair 6 Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
my IL
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DE 4oLgTIeas g gAnExEnaA1.aa


HfcHAoHD, y y, July 4, le7g.s
'EnAV1NN PURCHASED OF MY BIRD
IL THER, JAMES w. GIBSON, the entire bGsi-
ness formerly conducted by him nc No. 10y Main
street.I shall continue the GENERAL CEOGkEkH,
GLASSWARE, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES USi-
NESS at the same place. and hope by strict attention
and complete stock Of goods 70 merit the patron
age Of the old customers Of the house and the public
generally. y ~ SGEOhGE dlRSON,-JHs
Having disposed of my interest In the above busi:
ness to my brother, GEORGE GIBSON. JE.,
W0uid return my thanks to my friends and the public
who have so literally patronized me- and request
continuance Of the same TO him. He Is anthor1zeo
to settle all the business accounts due to and by me
y lQ-1w ---.---J JAMES v. Glbs0N.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP:
The partnership heretofore existing between John
Wright and Thomas Balmer, under the frm-nameoi
j. WRIGHT Sc CO., is this day dissolved by MUTUAL
THOMAS BALMER Will sign in liquidation;
JOHN WRIGHT.
+ s-!TgT III : Il - THOMAS BALHER.
JUNE 80, 1876.
The business rs heretofore conducted by j. Wrghl
| & Co. will he continued under same name by JodN
WRIGHT.
| THOMAS BlLMER will conduct q business g
| heretofore conducted BIZ j. Wright & co. at ILL
| Cary street ty lin
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by Hill & Anderson, Aactionecrs.
No aS24 Main street.

|WTE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT OUR
w AUCTIaS-HoUSE,1 1924 Main streea7 at lo's
BACON, saElAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
i HAMS BREASTS andSTRlPS, ~.
| HERRINGS, CHEESE, BUTTER,
BRns3hfS VINEGAR, SOAPS,
Fire barreas FLOUR, MACKEREI- TO-. &c
iy IS~at RILI IL ANDERSON, Auctioneers.
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I3y M. Rates
.. BY NJ. Bates,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
LIZ Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN SID
i NEY. AS trustee IN deed from Daniel piea as
ants datuai December 2, 1S75. duly recorded In the
Richmond Ciianccry Court shall, in execution
thereof. sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th of July, s76 ut O'Clock
p NJ. a LOT of 22x15S feet On the west side OF
Laurel between High and Holly streets. .
M. BATES, Trustee.
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SUMNER RESORTS

SUMNER RESORTS
NEOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.-Good fare,
slfI frecstone and chalybeate water cool atmos-
phere and the finest views In the mountains.
Thermometer, 7S degrees July 9Th.
DoA-N' J.E. NEISWANGER,
Mountain Top,
tyl3-lm -o-r Augusta county, Va.
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BY wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNlTURE.-As commissioner act
ing under decree of the Chancery Court in the case
of Seal trustee, us. Tyler &C., shall sell ut
at the residence Of Mr. Perrin on the south sue OF
jackson between Adams and St Peters streets, on
FRIDAY the l4th Of July 1875, ~ 6 9sloGk p A.,
all of the HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER FURNI-
TIRE belonging to the estate of the late George w.
II. Tyler consisting of the usual variety.
TERMS : sale. JOHN Is. YOUNG,
iyI3 Commissioner
SHERIFF'S SALE OF SEWING-MA-
- CHINE, &C-Will he sold at the Sheritfs office,
11l5 Main street, on FRIDAY, July IA, 1876 at
One lot of FIGS, ALMONDS, SARDINES,
One DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOTGUN,
One DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE,in good
order,
and lot Of TAILORs' TOOLS, SC.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
iy l2-td Sheriff City Of Richmond.
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WOOD AND COAL.

r OWEST SUMMER PRICES.-Storers
IL OF fuel for winter will now find my varied and
large supply of Anthracite, Splint, and East Nir-
ginia Gratc GOALS at minimum rates. Order now.
Celebrated stcam-preparcd Kindling, Cooking, and
Cord WOOD very low ut Ninth, Cary, and Basin
bank
jvS j. Is. WATKINS.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

SPLENDID FRANKLIN-STREET PRO-
- PERTY FOR SALE.-That splendid property
on Franklin street. of Jefferson. next above
General Anderson's, the most attractive part OF
Richmond, and around which new ATTRACTIONS are
daily clustering, having front of 1872 feet and
depth of 1875 feet with large, airy, and substantial
BRICK DWELLING, large porch In front, with
heavy columns and yard ornamented with rich
green grass. shade-,rees, &C.. for sale privately.
Also, 264x165 feet-wholc front of the same
SQUARE OH Main street, In Of the above for sale
privately. Terms liberal. Apply TO
RICHARDSON & Co,
tyI3-1w lib Main street.
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by j. J.. Apperson,
Rc,l Estate agent and Aucsicsoer,
lOp6 Main street.

DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING
IL no. g, ON NORTH SIDE OF BAkER BIZ
TWEEN Sc. JOIN AND 81. JAMES STksEEI Is,
REBDaY, July "a, 1876, at G O'Clock z. NJ: the
abopesescribed property under 9esatal OF $lSO per
annuln to good tenant. The heose, recently re-
mayee contains ifa,lr good-sizcd rerrns. =
Ilhe dot has front OF feet anda depth OF feet
IlrrsMs: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen monhs for negotiable notes, interest,"
l:addesl secured tIS trust-deed.
dyG d. J.. APPERSONY" AucuOnetr.
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TAMEs RIVER STEAMBOATe4ir1nIs,
81 COMPANY.

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection ut Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALT1-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF TIE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, u. G.
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SMALL FRAME DIV ELLING FOR
- SALE.-That very neat and attractive FRAME
COTTAGE DWELLING, with four rooms, the
usual out-houscs and lot $50 by 100 feet bcauti-
fully shaded and 0rnanented with trees, shrbbcry,
&C., on Maddox Hill, near Towards Grove and the
residence of James Lcwellcn Esq, for sale private
w. AnDy to RICHARDSON & CO.,
" l3-4t 1113 Main street.
DOR SALE OR RENT, VERY DESI-
Il RABLE FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. sixteen miles from Rich
mond. The buildings consist of comfortable
IDWELLlNG-HOUSE, and all necessary out-houses;
and is near what Is known " Haus' Shop" In the
county of Hanover. For terms, &C., apply to
Z. u. EACHO.
jy 11-4t No. 9 Fourteenth street.
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ONE DOLLAR
" will buy q ream of
FINE WHITE WOFE COMMERCIAL NOTE
PAPER;
Fifty cents ten Quires, or
Twenty-Five cents five quires.
When sent by mail s. cents additional on realll,
25 cents additional ten quircs, and 10 cents add
ditional OH five quircS.
The above is the best paper for the money which
we have seen for many years.
All kinds
NOTE, LETTER, and FOOLSCAP PAPER and
ENVELOPES,
ut low prices, wholesale and retail
Tvs WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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TUST BELOW-TO No. S23-
- MY OFFICE HAS BEEN REMOVED.
W S. PITCHER,
nv Main near Ninth.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP:

The business rs heretofore conducted by J. Wright
& Co. will he continued under same name by JohiS
WRIGHT.
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THOMAS BlLMER will conduct q business IS
heretofore conducted BIZ j. Wright Coat IL
Cary street. " t-1n
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WINES, LIQUORS. de.

NFARTELL'S PURE FRENCH BRAN
Az DY.-We are now receiving shipment Of the
above celebrated 80 -
NDY,
direct from France, dark and pale, in one fourth and
one eighth packages.
For sale by
my29 DAVEEPORT& MORRIS. .
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Pullman slccpcrS OH night traills
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West, aud arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FIR lDAY
MORNINGS. Consgnees of live stock and perish.
able articles, upon giving notice mt depot can obtain
freight at BOulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of ading and rates given 10 all prin.
cipal points North and West. Z. 7. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent
G.. a. TAYLOR,
les General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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FARM AND GRANGE,
MANURE.

The average product OF manure by a
single COW is estimated by good author
ity at 81 ,025 pounds annually. A cord
Of fresh cow manure weighs o,2s9 lbs,
consequently a cow produces over three
and third cords of manure yearly In
this amount are contained l56 lbs. OF
nitrogen. equal to ls9 lbs Of pure am
monollia: or equal toG77 lbs. Of bi-car-
Donate OF ammonia. The urine Of the
COW contains twice As much ammonia,
pound for pond as the fresh COW man
,lre. and the total fertllizing value of
the urine for a wear is greater than that
Of the solid manure. Dana in his
"Mucl Manual says that if the liquid
and Solid excavations of the COW are
KEPT separate, and the liquid is soaked
N, by loain, it has been found they viii
manure land il proportion by bulk Of
!, liquid to 9 solid, while their actual
value is TWO to one.
In 1876 pounds Of cattle urine, there
arc eight pounds Of the most powelfu
salts which have ever been. nset by
farmers. A cord Of loan saturated
with urine IS equal to y cord Of the best
lotted manure. The quantity of liquid
manure produced ~ one co" IS
eqaal 10 fertilizing one and = quarter
acres ofland, says the authority above
quoted. I'll is particularly etIieacious
upon grass lands.
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ably care to notice or accept. That
will probably be the safer way, for
there are some things in Mr.. Coopers
letter that would seem to strike home.
This letter will probably be received
by the thoroughly partizan press Of
either party in silence, or be alluded to
with ndicule, and treated with sarcasm.
If there be any merit in it, and we are
free to say there as much, this favorite
method Of summarily disposing of Mr..
Cooper may not be entirely successful.
Of course we perceive the unfortunate
binding force of national party conven-
tions, which ought long since gone the
way Of the old way Of nominating Pres
idents by Congressional cauc1ssas, but
still shacsle the country and prevent
the better sense of the people from
being independently and. intelligently di-
rected. The convention system will
probably prevent, from force of habit
and custom, the breaking Of the lines
Of either party this fall, but the mere
nominations OF Hays and Tilden by
convention make them 10 stronger than
Cooper, who is also the nominee Of q
convention. The people should look
elsewhere for the reason to guide their
votes III November Mr.. Cooper has
q large fortune honestly garlered after
ears Of toll IN legitimate business pur~
suits which bankrupted neither midi
siduals nor corporations He is q sim
cere reformer;a shrewl and successful
iinaneler, as his own wealth atsests; q
large hearted pllilantrophist and a pa
triot who regards his own people as
dearsr than are gold-mongers aud bond
holders III foreign lands His 3-G5-i00
Uncomfortable bond theory has tbous-
ands Of advocates, and among them
many reasoning financiers whose views
have received serious and extended no.
tice. III the absence OF any defined
policy on finance on the part Of
his rivals, his views are worthy of re-
Election and fair criticism. He takes
the field not as an aspirant for office,
but'sin indication ola great principle"
and IN that respect many will regard
him as the patriot candidate
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OTTER coops'S LETTER

,lr Cooper keenly appreciates the
situation 81 our people, and is no les
anxious to remedy the evils which OF
press them than 70 preserve the cresli,
I'd faith If the Government intact,
he ,naarer in which he sets about shs
reform which ho proposes is somewhat
novel; and eersainly bold andaggressive
His letter to the two leading candidates
may be accepted rs a Challenge: one
which neither If his rivals viii prob
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ri CJGHlNG f OR WHEAT.


The ;ima tor this work Is upon as
five wore % say that millions OF doll
aus are u yearly BY the sliittleSs sys-
tenn Of blowing and for wheat, we
would bc within bounds. III hardly
mvthing are turner's more reinlss. 30
The ground IS turned over two or three
inches It is deemed that the work Is
we'll done: and not one-half Of the farm
en-, turn over with the piow the land
even 10 this depth. Il they viii take
a rude with them into the field, they
well see that We are telling the truth.
It is astonishing that 30 good crops Of
wheat are raised wlth such poor p1e-
paratiou Of the gronna.
1t can hardly be necessary &C this late
day TO speak Of the great advantages Of
deep culture. The greater amount Of
plant food furnished, the etterdralnage
afforded in wet weather, the increased
moisture III deep plowed hand ii case of
drouth. AMI othcradyantages that might
be enumerated, ale too apparent to
need repeating.
The first requisite in deep plowing is
II good plow-ona tnat u capable ct
turning u deep surrow. These can be
obtained almost anywhere. Great I'M
povement has been made III plows
within our own recollection, and most
plow manufactures are turning out eS-
cellent plows. The next requisite =
good teum-- not n palr OF poor, scrawn-
CIV skeletons. but strong; fast walking,
eyenlv-pulling, well-hroken team OF
horses or mules. Deep plowing cannot
be done Hith poor team. There must
be power @ turn over broad, deep
fulrow. When this is turned oyer i
Il team attached 10 d suhsoil plow eouio
follow, uplifting the ground III the SAINT
surroW. it would pay we'll for the extra
labor. There is an uplifting subsoiiel
and loug, narrow mosdboara subsolle'
which tnrns over the suhsoil; throwing
about ane-fourth on The top ct the fur
row rvery farmer ought 10 have bott
So these subsoil plows, and % use rs h,
may prefcr--and increased crops woul'
rec1tapease him for their use.
But where the subsoil pillow is not Il
hand. il Is better to attach three horse
to j pillow. ana tnrn over tufrow tel
or twelve inches leep--and Il Will ;
many years before tue land will forge
t. If thu land has been long Worn
# will almost make new land OF 1t, an