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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
A GRFAT OFftR ~ HOLIDAYS !

We VIII during thee, HARD n Ht~ and the
HOLIDAYS dispose ut luu New FtNNu~
ami OKGAN~ OF hust.clls, make. ut lower
prices Tor cash, oT installmCuiN, than ever
before offered. Walters Pianos tud Or.
gans are the Btg~I MADE, warranted inr
tNc years. III. Catalogues Mailed Great
inducements tu the trade. Pianos, 1-oct.tN,
sllI. "a octave slIO organs, . stops 81.
{ stops 80 stops Snp, : stops so; 10 stop
So, T. stops 81 Iu perfect order, not uN,i
a year. Sheet music ut uHli price.
HORACE WALTERS \ ~ON~, Manu-
faC'u.rrS and Dealers, iU Fast lltu street,
New York dcCNb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
} JACkSON'o BtST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco

WAS awarded highest prize at Centennial
Exposition Tor iur chewing qualities uud
excellence and lasting character ot sweet
tobacco ever made, ask your grocer 'ur
this. aud src tuat each ping bears our blue
stripe trade mark. with wuris Jack SON .s
Best on 90. sold At " whplrSulr uY all 'ou-
berS. send tor sample tO &. \. JACKSON
& co NJ Prs. fH,.f,.fsI.EH. IA. tpth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


NoRra CALHOUN GD1.D AND
~ Sii.vkR MINING COMPANY. - oeatlon
e; principal place Of bu-inevr. Cold Hill. Ne
vais.
District. ormsby County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that q Q meeting Of
the board % rust.ss, hold IN the - h day
Of Juls. III, an assessment INC. ~ of
tvo Cents per thar. wa. levied upon
The capital ste ( Of the corporation. payable
~imm~diatsly. In Uhited stAtrs eold ectn. 20 the
secretary. Al the ofhoe Of the Company. Thee.
u a.lashtr's once. tsold Hill. ArvsdaA
Any stoek upoa which this asss-sment seaii
cnnAin unpaid q. the 30tn dAy Of August,
isII. will 10 delinquent. and advertised
fur sale 81 public auction. and unless payment
IL made before viii BE- cold on MONDAY. the
i-t day OF October. is7f. 10 pay the delinQ sent
assessment. tVgvther with costs Of advertising
and sxpens-s 81 Gals.
ny order of the Beard Of rfustes-.
jysi Ia d.. THURMAN. secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15

And IN seeordaae- with Law and an orier 81
~ June, M, - many shares Uf rarh
parc,l ~ such stack 90 may be Necessary, will
he cold at pubic auction. 81 the once % the
COMPANY. iioom ~, tis Cslifornis street,
ssn franei-c,. California, On TuEsDAY. thu
ith dAy of August. isf7. q The hour of .
qatn, s--e--m-nt thereon. Together with costs
of advertising aud eSpenser ~ the sale.
jaMHo sRwLANDs, bocrstuy.
Ohioe-h,o,n Ma. ~ Iixywari's build:ng. No.
tJ Csiilori,a street. San frabctseo. California.
IyyI I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
1,AYroN coin AND sILvEs

MINING COMPANY. Location oi otin-
sipai place of ba.ins-s. San fusnci-eo. Stsh
fomia.
Lcalici 81 works, Devils Gale District,
L,ou eouL,y. Nevada
Notice r. hereby given. thst Al . meeting ~
the Boafd of I. ircctors. ED on the 9Th DAY OF
July. iss1, an Access m-ni mo. - OF flitJ Cshis
tyOcl per shzre Was lssied upon the capital
stock % tie corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gosd eutn. to the SECRETARY,
~ the Office of thu Company, hoau "a " Ny
wards ru,llins. No. tI9 C-liiorhiA strs~t. San
lranctsto. C.liOrnia
Any stock gi-rn ~nich this a->ceemcnt rhan
rru,ain uapa'd on the Ninth day Of August.
la, VIII be delinquent. anu sdvvrtlr-d Tor sale
NJ Pubic ~sacticn. and unless payment IL made
tSfofc viii be sold On rhrESpAY. the thir.
, esh CsDhD cay % AI-u.t. iS''. Tn pas the
~ts,,ugurpt assessment. together with costs uf
q tv.rfistng snf exp.uscs ~ sale.
iy orisr % the Bad OF ID ettcfs.
W. X DEAN. SECRETARY.
onrs-N~cm . lis,~srd'- building. M. ais
CALI rata street. Fan francise1. cs!fcshis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
VANCOUVER MiNINa coMrA.

Ny stion ~ principal place OF husi-
hes. ~au frsncirco. C.lifurnis
Location of wotk-, Virginia Minihy District.
storcy cOanty. Nevada
Ss,iee 10 hereby given that 81 . mevtinz Of
the Bard OF Dir eterr. held on the Sih day
of August. isTI. an asse--in.nt no n Of Ten
tinl y nts per -h,r- wss levied upon The
capital stock Of the oorp~raiion, payable I'm
iariislsly. IN rni's-i States gold can. tn the
S-sre,ary. a. the once of the Company. No. w
California street. san frsneisco. california.
Any stock upln which tsi- z.sr-srrat shall
rrmsin ulpaid en- IN. io'h day OF S~srtenb~r.
lot. viii b. dciinlasht. ami advertise for
sale II pablo anctios. sni uniess aya,~nt i-
n..ic be'ofe will h. -hl on WEDNESDAY, The
~ Gas of octobsr. isf,, IN psy N. delinquent
asrr--osnt. tNettfrf Nth costs oi advertising
aad -xretsss oi Als.
By oTl-t OF the iisui of Directors.
rHANx MOIEa. secretary.
OsrIcr ~ Ca iiomla strcyt, i,oons ID. san
rfssci-cc. C~sliioruis. snii al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
ANNUAL MEETING.

nrrIcg CALEDONIA SILVER MISING
~ Cotnpsuy. Ran ftareisco. August 1T. 1871.
Noticc-The ssvtnth annual meeting OF the
stockholders n the above named Z. mpsny'. toe
IN. purpsss Of elec'ing Trustee. fo,sernr 1nr'
Ing The e. suing year, = IN he held On WRDNk--
DAY, the lnerrth d. sf Angu.t. 1877. o. y
CalIfosnis slrcet. San rnLelsco. Caliloinis.
Tnpsfef bnrks will be closed from thrrro'eicck
IN. % Frtdsy, August i0th. ISL. mill after
ths ruSstins. X. wE0ENkR.
sui SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
l,nnnnAN oOLn AIM naLvNa

VI MINING COMftSi,- lora'ion OF prin-
strsl piNcc OF bls'n -. virs MIA. nevada
LosaiIan u work-. Cold Mn Mining District.
stpr-y Goa ty.Nevsis, aud l~vu's Gate hinins
iis r.ci. Lyon county. Nevada.
No,loe 10 her by gisen. thst q . m.eting ol
tho Bosrf Of Tmsiccr. held oa the sh Day of
auly. A II. 1871. an s--s--nert tNo. go Tee
Crrtr fAl FER -hafe vas levied uYon The capt
lsi stock % the cooperation. payable imms-
dies'y. In United States svld coin, IA the sec
tttary. al the oficc of the Company. - the
c,lft ron Of rhrfnss Mo-es. leo. sofner of
d and lager s'rv,s. Virginia. \. vada
Any stock apon which thu. ss-crsmenf snan
remain unpaid on rhar-dsy the 9Th day Of
August. 1877. win be d-iieauent. and advertised
fos sale 81 pablo auction. and unls~- payment
l. m sde bekr- VIII he -o,d on MONpAr. the
iuth ds,of s-pie'nh~r. Al 1871, tn pay the
delinquent ss.rs.nlent. tosvthev with coats OF
Gdysrti-iny and 9, f~nsrs Of salc.
10, order OF IN. I,cari of Trustees.
Z. a. HASTINGS s~erstssy.
Odhe. At Ja-iic~ roart.rofa. cornTr n sed
T.yt . %s,rvets, Virginia. Nevada. t3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
xvELLow JAcNEr saL.vEn MY

mo COMPANl.- LsS2fion 81 w"fks.
Gald nm, siorcy Coanty. Nevada
Principal paec % ta-iness, Main street, uoid
liiil. NcvAta.
Notice !. hereby gwen, thst ~ . taectlngoi
the h,srd OF Trustee. of al Company. held
ga the isih ia, ~ iuiv. isi7. an s--s-snent
1Sa 2el of Cue Dollar 81 per share vas
levied upon saeh ant every -hsr- ~ the capital
stock ~ said COMPANY. payable Immediately.
In United states guld coin. To the Secretary. ~
the once uf Tho cnnrany, Main -trcst. told
liill. Scvats.
ANY stock upon which aid s.-e.sment shall
rc.ltln unpaid % FRIDAY. >usu.. ". iSIi,
shall he derin-i dc.lnguent, and will b. duly
adysui-ei for sale NJ pablo a~neiioa. and unl,ss
PAYMENT shall h. made h.lorr will he sold On
riiuRsDAY. IN. 9Dth day % s~~pirmb~r, tsII. Il
"a oicIuex ~. Ia iron' ot the once 10 the Com
tany. IN nay the delinquent ss-e--n.rnt. to-
eether with costs OF Advertising aud expenses
Of -Ale.
81 orisr o. the Hoard " Trustees.
v. ENNls. s-er- arr.
Gold nm. New. July 10. isTI. jy'tid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
INaoJAN NiNINa .oMrAsY-

TfGIENUU W TTFW' FF2F F"Nt " "u-NH'.s
San ~rrsnci-eo. CL'fnrhia
1. cation of works. Gold HNl. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that NJ q u,s-ting OF
tNe hoard of Dire tors. held on the sah day ri
J1l,. lsli. sn ss.s-smsnt ia. s. of Ssnty- Ave
C-it- per share VISA levied upon tho capital
s,e-soi the corporation. PEI shi- immediately
Ia uhit.d states 30 q totnL 10 the Secretary. 81
III. once ofthe CO srtny. No. rs Manieonl'ry
,tr.et. Is,m ~. San Francisco. ualiforaia.
ANY stock upon which this sssessment shall
rsmain unpaid ou the ~eniy-sessst ,lsy of
An.a-t, lsll, sill he delinquent, and sdsrr
ti-si cor sale Al pIhiic ~snetion. and uniess Isy-
rent IL male before. will he -old On hOS
DAY, the -eve' te~nth day of s-pietnber. fssI.
4, ray the iiinqa-lt a..e--mrLt. together
With coats of Advertising sni expenses ot sale.
NJ order af N. itaarl of Dirretor
DAVID WILDER. s-erctgy
Oarse--12S Montgomery stree. ON II. San
q. anrlro. California Is3I ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
HILL MINING COMA,

~
- ~sY-L~alioa VI prineipai place VI b.Ai-
ls.4, San Franc go. ca liornia.
Location Of woke. Gold HI. STOREY county.
Nsvsda.
the Bard of Directors. held on the flth day
a.. July. iSfI. an assessment mo. I'D u One
Dollar tsl per share wa> levied upon the
ssoltsl stock Of the eorporstion. paysbls In
.aslaiely. IN United states gold coin. Ia. the
Sc,rrtary. At the once % the Company. Room
80. ~. Hov wards buiidips. No. ti9 California
r,rrst, ran franrisco. California
Auy stock upon which this asseasment shall
remain unpaid On the 18Th day 90 Ansasa. l5TT
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
Il pnhlie auction. and unless payment IL made
helsfe viii BE- sold oa wkpNksDAY. the 3th
day of S-ptemb q. is'T, IN pay the delinquent
a--e.sment, to,eihsr With oosts OF ADVERTISING
aud expenses oi sale.
~ oris . VI the Board % I irestors.
W. y. DEAN, SECRETARY.
O~aies-iscom 10 Hay ~sra's Daiidins. No. tfo
California street. Van Fnnc.sco. cAlifounia-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15

And In accordance with law and Az order
Of the Hoard Of Directors. made on the 9Th
day of June. tsT1. % many shares of each
parcel OF suen stock - may be necessary viii
he sold at public auciion at the once ~ the
Company. on TUESDAY. the 18th day of Au.
gud. 1877. nj the hour of ! o'elocL =. n. ~ sali
dag. 90 pay said Delinquent as-e-.nl"ni THEREON.
together with costs OF advertising and ex.
Irbses 81 the kale.
J. J.. MOoRR. Secretary.
.~Once-noom o. no. 80 sansome street. ran
Hraneisro. c.,iforpis ),sti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
DISSOLUTION OF cupAarntRsHIp.

THR COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
= s,istiLg between A. .. Bender and William
IL. Orier. In keeping The Nevada Hotel. "
0old Hill. Il this ds. dis .Sived by mutual con.
cent. Mr.. Or,er will continue the bu'ines- ~
the old stand. and Il fully Authorized to seiiis
ell liabilities and collect oil accounts due 10 the
old irm. All psrsins irdeti'd will pless-
como forward and seitle without further no.
tlcr. .. j.. BENDER.
wM. II. OH.fR.
Oold nm Iuiv iC 1877 IyiG In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15

And In accnranhee wnh Law. AMI an order Of
The Rosrd of Dtvcicrs, made on the asth day ~
jane; ts.,:ss many aairs OF each parcel
sold at public auction. Il the ofics OF the
Company. Room . Hayvart's builiins. Sig Cal
iforniA strees. San Frsnclaco. California. 90
MONDAY. the 10th day 81 August. 1871. al the
hour Of o'clbok ,. n. OF said day. 20 pay said
costs VI sdvsisiln NJ aud sxpensrx Of the saie.
JktEs 9. kENSEDY, Secretary.
Onice-koun 3 Hayvardb Building. tls Call.
fnpia street.. arn flnctsco. C.lifornia sufid
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Is0~rPuNi:urNr.

81 q nesting Of I've nosrt ~ " stees eth.
.hoyo & mp.ny. irid In virgipia Siiy. August
fth. is.f, ths day of d~elinpusnsy on as-e -sm ni
80. 4 wac postponed until ,he nth day OF An
,u-,, and the ~delisquen, sale day until thJ 1Nh
day % sept mber. lsf'.
~ oaisr of The Doari 81 Trusiess-
ais I'll l. u. HASTINGS. seerrtary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
SETTLE UP.

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO Us WILL
n pleasp settle Immediately and thereby save
costsuf Court. Nh. DAN. LYONS IL author.
bird TO collect and receipt sl bills fur up. :.
STERN a ZION,
aus Or Main street, uold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
..n.rm CoNs0LIpATED vIR.

NGIsiA MINING cuNsANf .Loc.iion
q lncipal place % business. san FRANCISCO
Lsa,lon Of works. yirgin's, storey county.
Nssads. --..
of M. Board of birceioss. held on the iith
Az Of July. issT, an . resshacEt no. y, OF
1rnirty Gems Ter share was lcvi.d Iron ths
capital stock Of d. ~ iorsiioa. payable I'm
msllafe.y, in unitci states s+i coin. TO the
S,e,,t.ry. Al N. ornce of the Company. hoSts
". No. ais California stset. San Francisco.
c.l.ofnia.
An, stock upon which this assessment snsIi
,..a.,u unpali ON the 18th day OF August. ISL.
Will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sAle
"A public snetion. and unlc-s payment 10 nsds
before will b. sod ON the al
asy OF September. ISL, 10 pAy the Delinquent
asse-snsnt thereon. togstner with costs VI
yrrtis!ng aud expsnses OF sale.
n. order q the Bard Of Directors.
JACOB srApfRLO, in. Secretary pro tenn.
Ofac- iicon ~. No. az California stress.
san frsnei-ec. cnliforuiA- jyistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-15

ttuily ~ Eprtttus -ttt sNf'ts . o 3sss Q w
0reene a 10, Trustees zee. .lSsj. 10. - e.
Grtenebaum, iielbing 4 Co.
Trustees ..................lssi. .luD. I'M -
orrenebsum, heIbing q On.
Trustees ..............s.. .fyI....U... " e.
0reenebauan, H,lbing n Ia
Trusi.-t .............. .2sst... so.....G..
urrtnebanm, uelbing n Co.
Trnstee<..... ...........1 ibS. 100. ...n =.
0fcenebaum. Helhing n On.
trustee. ....D ...iS o.
Grcnsbaum. Helbing n 90,
Trustees .NhS. ..p.....o o..
0Ie-nrbanin. iIelbing n 20.
Trustees .JstN. .luD.....D .
dissnebsnm. llcIbng n Co.
trustees .atc1. w.. ID 81.
0r~eenelanm. Helblng Il 20,
TRUSTEES ..fub....'S ...1zD
0rren,banm. iieihing n 90
Tfustcs~ ........ $1,000. .t5iJ'. to'''.io -
0reenrhauiu. u, lbing a 90
Trustees Observation-Disclosures. .i Nv
GTsn-laum. lIe.blng 60.
Trustees ..:....... ...ito, Ito. 30 -.
dr,-n.laum. Iiclbing 4 90.
Trustees. ..th@'.. .ho....D. e.
0reeEebaunl, HeIbing & Co.
lfusirrs .......... .fsA'. ..'n''.si' 80
0r-cn baum, lIelblhg 4 Go,
Tn,ise, ....;.;.;.... .is,i....@....is g.
0reenebaum. ilcltins u ca.
Trustees .......... $50. ..5Ss. ..io. Sd.
0reebetaum. lltlbihg n Ga.
Trustees ..tss... .lh. .s.b 9.
Greei'. baum, heilipg& Co,
Trustees ..... ............toSs.. .2n....bo e.
arrencbanm. uelbing n co.
Tnlatlla -
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DELINQUENT SALES.

n.oSpECr GOLD AND SILVER
y MIMIC COMPANY. Location OF prin'
eipai place Of buslners. Ban fran.iseo' CA'
location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Sotiee.-Tnere are delinquent upon the iol-
owing described stock. on account o. -,
sessment 80. 1, levied on ths 1Itn oAy ot
June, 1871. the several amounts ~ oPpp.s
the names Of the respective snareno'oe''' -
follows:
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ltce n Peters. Trustees. ..ilyrs. a.. 20 =.
ltyer W rs, Trdrtse. ......3 1i3...tsu tttU Z.
kiott. 4 fernbaeh, Tu-. .aitt... I'D. ,..io =.
Richtefs Cha- .......... .iluDI. S.. ~ =.
schmi-deil. HOelstadier d
Go. tusscs.......... .i3itl....n ...l0 =.
Schmisi-ii. Iobhstadter 4
10. 80. ~. ...lo ..
sehmiedsli. IIoehstadter
Co. TnIsteer... .......itt u 100 I'M =.
sehmiedeii. Hoehstsdtss 4
Go. Trustees .is6to. 30. 80 E.
Sehmiedeii lioehstaiisr h
~. Trustees ............f0 r6. ~. IN =.
ssnni.d,li. lioehsiadter a
10. Tfusterr.. .......... 1Ss3 ...b.....S ..
sehni~irli. liochstAitsr r
60. Tra.ls-.:.............ssty ...io.. 10 E.
schinieieli. iIoeh-tsiisr q
%. TruAte~s .3ttOI.. IN. ...lO =.
sehmi-iell. lloehsiadter
40. Trustees. bal. ........ a70ie. 80. 80 =.
sehmirdrll. iioeh-isiier h
Co. Trustees. .......... a sS. ...fO.. see. 10 E.
Sehmiedeii. lioeh,tsdter 4
%, Trustees. .......... yx2cl. . 40. ..t0 E.
schmiri.li. Hc,hsiadt-r a
Co. Trustees ........... ..9i01.. 1. 10. ...l0 e.
sshuiieaeli. ilochstAtter h
10. Trustees .dl1ly. a.. "a. Ia =.
Sehmicdeli. Hoehsiaitrr D
C.. Trustees. .......... liIJs. III To-. T.. ..i0 =.
sehmied~li. iieeh.iaiirr
Ca. ttusteee.. .5lIaS. TO-. 10 ..
sehmiedeli. lioehs:adter y
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-01
HARMLESS BLACK SNAKES.

One of your correspondents writes of
the killing of the rattlesnake by the com
mon black snake, as witnessed by him
This / have not myself seen, bufin Flor.
ida, where the rattlesnakes are numer-
GUS and large, it is universally believed
that they are killed and eaten by the
large b~lack-snake, called the p~ine-snake
or gopher-snake, from its habit of occupy
ing the hole of the gopher or land tor
toise.
We are told that from the mouth of
three witnesses every word shall be estab-
lished, and / have that number to es-
tablish this fact. One of them tells me
that he has twice seen agopher-snake
kill and swallow a large r~attlesnake,
first, however, biting off the head, which
was rejected. Another time a rattle
snake was seen to crawl througha fence
into the yard, when it was killed and
and hung up on a tree. Soon after a Cop
pher-snake cam through the FENCE, trail
ing the other along the ground like a
hound, followed the trail to the tree, and
when it saw its dead enemy hanging
there it departed. He tells me that he
always encourages these black-snakes to
live about the house, as they are excel
lent ver1nin killers, driving away rats and
rabbits, which do much mischief in house
and garden. They themselves are harm
less, except that sometimes they steal
eggs and poultry. and perhaps now and
thena kitten may be gobbled up. On
one occasion a large blatk-snake (which
grows to the length Of eight or nine feet1
took a kitten, and finding it to his taste
came for another, when two house cats
attacked and killed him after a severe
battle. II u not only the rattlApake
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seventy to a hundred pounds per day
The public have acquired a taste fo
them now, and they will buy grape
whenever offered at reasonable prices.
1t will be so with the apple and otheJ
fruits. Judge Noah Smith, of Jefferson
county, two years ago, realized from one
wagon load of apples se%venty-ive dollars
I know a man in this county who rented
a hundred acre farm; it had five
acre apple orchard on it from the
proceeds of that orchard he paid the
whole of his rents and hadseyeraI b6rrels
of cider left over to turn into good
vinegar.
The United States census reports for
1870 puts the number of farmsm Geor-
gia at 1896. The commissioner of agri-
culture for the state, gives the number of
trees as returned by the tax receivers, at
2,072, 266; putting 108 trees to the
acre (this number it requires at 20 feet
each way) would give to each farm 81
acres of apple orchard. This is a very
small acreage when considered that aside
from the sale of fruits a five-acre apple
orchard will fatten a larger number of
hogs than any other fve-ac crop. This
l have heard asserted by a member of the
state agricultural convention, who spoke
from personal experience.
DIR. james, the able commissioner, in
his report for the year 1864, says:
Notwithstanding Georgia's advantages
of soil and climate, she annually imports
millions of dollars worth of the product
Of the orchard and garden, while she
should not only raise all that she con-
sumes, but export more in value than she
now imports!
With the labor and expense now
bestowed upon the culture of cotton,
which sells at the cost of production, our
farmers might secure millions of revenue
from the sale o~ffruit." He says further
| hope by another winter to be able to
collect the statistics of the exports and
imports of the fruits and vegetables from
and into Georgia, and show our farmers
the vast sources of revenue which they
are neglecting by failing to produce these
articles in sufficient quantity, at least, to
home demand.
Now that cotton culture, under the
present system is improbable, and a
resort to mixed husbandry a necessity, I
hope, by a thorough investigation and
publication of statistics and imports, to
direct the attention of our farmers to
these and other sources of farm revenue
previously neglected"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-01
Tae Rebellion Of the Stomach.

The stomach obstinately rebels againstd,ll
efforts to make it digest superintendent or IN
digestible food. When a fit of dyspepsia has
been brought on by over indulgence in the
pleasures CT the table, or any other cause, the
Invalid can obtain from Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters prompter and more complete relief
than from any other source. This admirable
specific not only renders digestion active, but
regulates the secretion and distribution of the
bile, re-establishes a regular habit of body
when costiveness exists, restores the appetite,
soothes and ~invigorates the nerves, and, if
taken before retiring, facilitates sleep. I'm
der these happy conditions, the dyspeptic or
bilious subject regains lost flesh, his spirits
recover their elasticity, and all the various
and harassing bodily and mental symptoms
Of chronic indigestions disappear.
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BEYOND.
BY c. CARBTER.

Heneeferth my path slopes downward to the grave
The wine of life is out, the cup turned down:
Lies ventures all a weary burden prove;
nay love Low turns to thee-to thee alone.
naftn's highest goal is overmatched by cost
But Love, heaven-born, still plrImes her go,dor
wing e"'
toward mat blest Paradise where treasures lost
Are found immortal, past all whitening.
There thou and /, . loved and trusting heart.
Wili aWell apart from all the world beside.
Loving each other, never more to part
Immortal both. thou fairer than a bride.
4 a some pure Eden Of Immanuel's Land,
mere Love ana innocence again walk hand in hand
JUNE, 1877,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-01

Alas, we have no towel. Months
ago our devihdrove a spike in each end
of the last one, adjusted a stock, and it is
Doing service as a roller-core; they wipe
on the place where it used to hang
RoHa Herald. We used to have a good
towel in the Hawkeye Office, but the boys
got hard up one day and broke it up in
sections and sold the pieces for horse
rasps. The boys wash just as often as
ever, but they dpy their faces on pieces
of sand paper, which is nearly as soft a:
the old towel.-Hapkege.