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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
NOTICE..
U. s, LAND OFFICE, J
New ORLEANS, LA.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.
January 18th 1878.
Complaint having been entered
at this Office by Charles Sonnier
against Eliza Jameson for aban.
donning her Homestead Entry
No. Alto, dated June 9th 1871,
upon the Southwest quarter OF
Section 26, Township 13, South
Range 4 East, in the Southwestern
District Louisiana. with view to
the cancellation of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court for the par
ish of. Vermilion, Louisiana. on
the 10th day. Of February, 1878,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
y JULIAN NEVILLE, Receiuer.
Jan. 10Th '75.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

Depuis longtemps, la corpora
tion d'Abbeville n'avait fait par.
ler dele ct les coimeres de Pen.
droit en- quote de nouvelles en-
etaient pour leurs frais de langue.
Les Jours Sc suivent ct ne Sc res
semblent point. VOLTA mesdames
de quoi jaser; c'est a ne pas Y
croire, tempt voici de quoi il s'a.
git, c'est un roman, nous regret
tons que Dieu ne nous ait pas fait
naltre romancier, consolons-nous ct
tachons de vous narrer laventnre
Dams la mutt du - par un temps
horrible, il pleuvait a torrent, une
.femele, couleur d'orange a etc enle-
wee des premices de Victor Gui.
dry. Quel est le cheyalier qui a
pris soiu de Ia dame ? Telle est
la question Malgre nos recher.
ches, nous n'avons rien appris. ST
dams notre proclaim numero nous
apprenons quelque chose, nous
vous laisserons savolr.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
Probate Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of. Vermiliop,,,. i.
Parish Court, !.
No. 583. Ii

Succession Of Louise G. Lods.
By virtue of an order of sale
granted in the mattersof the above
succession, thsre will be offered
for sale, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the
the late residence of the deceased,
in this town, for cash, on II
SATURDAY. THE 9th D.AY
OF MARCH, 1878,
the following described property,
belonging to said succession, to
wit: @ @ ~
One Town lot situated in
Megret's portion Of the town Of
Abbeville, being lot No. l Of
said town bounded North by Port
Street, South by Mrs. G. Laplace,
East by Quai des Francois and
West by the bayou Vermilion,|
together with all the improve
ments thereon situated.
Ono other town lot situated inl
same portion ofsaid town and BEL
ing No 80 Of the plot Of said town,
bounded North by lot 20 South by
lot 81 East by lot 80 and West by|
Jefferson Street.
One other town lot designated
as lot No. 80 Of same portion of
said town bounded North by lot
38 South by lot 40 East by State
street and West by lot 81 (2)l
two dwelling houses on lot No. 80.
One large building on same lott
One lot Of picket fence
The house furniture and kitchen
utensils, and many other small
articles too numerous to mention.
Given under my official sigma
ture at office, this I'd day ofFe-
oruary 1878. @
G.. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

On cherche touJours noise !
Hayes a cause de sa politique dr
Sud, Conkling ct Chandler SOM
furieux ct representant leurs com
parses Sherman ct Garfield CONNIE
des manipulateurs. detection pre-
sidentielle. Ceux-ci, pas plus que
Hayes ne sont guere inquiets des
aboiements de lie meute, on dit au
contraire que celui-ci loin de per.
Dire son sang-froid par lie process
politique des quatre yetourne,srs
aurait manifesto le desir de SOU
METRE a une enquete severe la
conduite des fonctionnaires fede.
raux qui ont cherche a entrayer la
justice de l'Etat lors de Farresta.
ton des membrest ,du, bureau des
retours. Wells plus fin que ses
amis, s'est eclipse ct jusqu'ajour-
d'hui, malgre les efforts de Hous-
ton, lie sheriff criminel, est introu-
vable. LIE nabob Anderson a eu
la priorite, SOC, affaire occupe la
premiere seance. On croft que la
quartette sera condamn6, mais que
le gouverneur Nichols leur fera|
grace, ce qui fait, dire a p.Attoka-
'as Register qu'un split est immi.
1ent entire la faction bourbonnien
ne, ayant Wiltz en- tete ct cellel
leg conservateurs partisan de
Nichols. - |
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NLLE-ORLEANs, IL Fevrier, 1877

; NLLE,O]RsLEANs,. Ii Or ]. ! ! F6vrier, 1873
NJ. pEditeur III y a cinq ans
aujourd'hui, ct a peupres a l.
meme heure ou j'ecris ces hinges
que le beau climat de la Norman
die me voyait na1tre. Comme i
y a similitude entire Ia naissance e,
lie marriage ; ce jour me rappelle
que j'avais etc invite a assister 4
la benediction nuptiale de M
Martin Bagley avec Mile Rosa
Lyons. Un cas- fortuit ma oppo-
Sc de poavoir lc faire !; ce que je
regrette profondement.
Quand la creature humane est
deposee sur cette terre, la Proyi-
dence, lui trace un seul chemin !;
c'est celui qui conduit au bonheur.
La Creature toujours fragile ct in
satlable, s'est tracee un autre che
min qui conduit au malheur. J'ai
souvent ct longtemps voyage dams
ce dernier sentier, ct tres rarement
dams Pautre. Au milieu du che.
min, soft celui du malheur on du
bonhenr, phomme s'arrete ct rehe
chit quill doit prendre une oompa-
gne' pour fuis alder 4 parcourir
lautre moitie. C'est ce que no.
tre ami Bagley Went de faire.-|
Homme robuste, artisan s6rieux ct
laborleux, agriculteur studieux ct
prospere, ayec une compagne mo-
deste ct industrieuse, nous ne dou-
tons nullement que 1'autre moitie
du chemin qui reste encore a par.
courir, ne les conduisent au bon
heur. Nous desirons qu'iIs puis-
sent eviter de trouver l'autre che
min. Ayec, la sagosse, Ia sante ct
la prosperite don't ills jouissent, lis
toujours a eviter lie !
chemln seme d'ecueils ct qui nous
conduit au malheur ce sont les
v@u1 ,e sinceres de votre ami, NJ. ct /
Nine Bagley. =
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

Nous avons Ia douleur damon
Ger la mort dun ange. Notre ami
Gilbert Labauve Went de perdre
safetite file agee de Is amoiB.-
Consolez-vous ami en- songeanlt que
nous sommes tous erees pour Ia
Parque ct que vous ,aurez un ange
qui priera pour yous. '.s r .1
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

II est tres dificile de faire u
resume exact de Ia question d'Ori
ent, car les nouvelles d'Europt
sont tantot a Ia paix, tantot a Ii
gnerre. On parle dune sa.llianc.
entire pAngleterre ct 1'Autriche
dune entente entire la: France e,
lAllemagne. Les membres .des
cabinets anglais ct autrichien ont
donnie leur demissioD, preuye que
les affaires s'embrouillent. Enfn
"a kussie ayance des eclaireurs ont
cue vus a 70 miles de Constanti-
nople qui renferme plus de 100000
reiugles mourant de faim. La
ofte epuisee est pratera So sou.
METRE . Ia loi du vaisqueur de la
Kounanie, de Ia Bosnie, Herzego.
l'ne, servie, Bulgaria, agrandisse-
meat du Montenegro, libre pas.
sage des Dardanelles plus une
,or'e contribution de guerre. C'est
- 49,: moment des negotiations que la
u inOlnore etincelle soufira a METRE
= ''u aux poudres, ear on ne lais-
sefa pas lours moscovite coudre !
soa. so1 a'ss !, le drap taille par son
-" .pes. La question d'orientt ren.
''e uans one nouvelle phase ct des
nusges n0lrs obscarsissent l'hori.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

Nous avons recu cette ,semaine,
grace a Ia complaisances dun ami
inconnu, le discour prononce de-
want le soqs7comite posta! a Wash
ington par le General Cyrus Bus
sey en- faveur dune ligne de stea-
mers a etsblir entire la Nouvelle-
Orleans ct le Bresi1. E ..-'.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
F. FERAY.

n. B. One Of the above plan
tations belongs to a lawyer Of the
parish of Lafayette. The party
purchasing from me will have to
pay expenses Of sale, record, &C.
&C., in this parish from the La
fayette Records.
Title perfectin both cases.
febl4 II F. T.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

lie chef de la Catholicit6 Pie
TX, le LUZ Pape Went. de, s'etein
DIRE d l'age de pres de IS ans
Quoiqu'il fallait s'attendre tous les
jours d'apres les nouvelles ct Page
avance du venerable vieillard a Ia
calamite qui frappe le monde Ca
thollque, CO coup a porte la con-
sternation ct le deuil parmi nous.
Let feyrier deja a 4 heures de
Iapres-midi Tame de Pie TX s'est
envolee vers les regions celestes.
Quelle sera pour pEurope, ayant
ia question d'Orient sur le dos, la
consequence de la vacance au
trone de Pierre. Les evenements
nous sIapprenderont. e s}t
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

L'hon. A. Nunez, ~notre repre-
sentant Went de presenter une pc
.tition, portant la signature dur
grand nombre de plapteurs d'Ibe.
rie ct Vermil1on. lie bill presen-
te par notre honorable represen.
tant Sc rapporte sans doute au pro.
jet du canal don't nous avons nous
meme reconnu la necessite. Nous
esperons que le projet en- question
receyra l'attention de nos honora-
bles ct aura plus de chance que
'celui de l'ouverture du bayou Pla-
quemine, presense par NJ. Martin
de Lafayette ct enyoye aux calen-.
dres grecques per Ia chanbce.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale fourth
interest, for which she guarantees good
legal title, in the plantation held in com.
munity between herself, A. G.. Maxwell
Robertson and Avery, situated on Lake
Slmonet. and known. as the Robertson
place. Terms Cash. Apply at this office
Jan. 1918.
M. E. Nixon.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
BOIS, DE CONSTRUCTION

-(o)-
lie moulin d scie connu sous le
nom de Kogso STEAM SAW MILL
etant actuellement en- fonction,
annonce a ses clients ct les habi-
tants qu'ils trouveront tonjours III,
beau choix de BOIS DE CON
sTRU UCT1ON, quill offre au plus
bas prix du marche.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
lie MERIDIONAI,
SO so. =. PAR AM. 81 SO

Nous sommes ,redevables a
John Jsstremski, ct notre ami in
time de l'envoi du rapport conser.
nant l'asile des somrds ct muets de
Baton Rouge don't il est vice:pre,
sident. .a
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

Robertson Went de presenter IN
bill au senat atm d'exempter de
Ia take de levees les paroisses des
Attakapas Calcasieu, Cameron.
Lafayette, a-Landry ct ermiIlon.
On volt que le regne des carpet
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

U. voleur pris an: tre6uchet.-
4 sparte, scion les lois du pays le
vol n'etait point prohibe mais
|.gare au matois pris. II en- est de
meme lei, On peut prendre lie
bien d'autrui, mais il faut avant
tout eviter d'etre pinc6. Un. ,afri.
cain, Hypolite Primeaux a voulu
METRE le proyerbe a execution,
mais, pas plus roue que les gems de
sa race. il a etc pris en- fragrant
delft par NJ. Martin au moment OH
il sepr6paraita chausser .une paire
de souliers, empruntes, dams lin.
tention dc ne jamais les rendre.-
II apprendra en- prison quill faut
travailleI pour Sc; preserver des
-rigneur de'l'hiver ct que 81 Pom
veut 'des scnliers, il faut les ache
w. .t T.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16

! Lundi dernier reunissait chez
notre constable G.. E. Lyons, les
autorites ciriles de notre corpora
ton. La fine 1feur d'Abbeyille
etait representee. Personne ma,
yait etc oubliee. Une foule pacte
Sc pressait vers les 4 heures de
.papres.midi aux abords de l'eglise
pour voir passer le charmant cou-
pie qui convoilait au marriage.
lie pere Mehault apres une courte
mais eloquente allocution q rap
pele a Mile Rosa Lyons ct NJ.
Martin Bagley, aux deyoirs ct
obligations qu'ils Sc doive mutu-
element. sUne tahle dressee, GU
Iuculas ct Batthazar auraient etc
a lear alse, attendait les nombreux
conviyes ct l'essairn de gareon ct
files d'honneur. Tn grand bal,
q q termine Ia soiree tout le monde
. etc enchante! Nous souhaitons,
u jeune couple, de longs jours de
orosperite ct de bonheur.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16


baggers a fait son temps ct que
pargent nest plus un dieu parmi
nous. Anderson, malgre 1000
promesses a un juri' ma pu obtenir
son appui ; celia prouve la regene-
ration de la Louisiana ct que
Phomme avec le regime, s'ameliore::
LIE nabob Attakapienne a etc tra1-
ne a Ia barre des accuses ct s'est
WI condamner a 6 ans de Board
ing House a Baton Rouge pour
avoir ose TOUGHER aux .retours. de
la paroisse Vernon. Tristes re-
tour des. \ chooses .d'ici-bas! Qui Sc
serait jamais- -doute que lie roi des
Attakapas aurait CONNIE un sim.
pie mortel, etc escorte au peniten.
tier. LIE pauyre Wells doit trem.
bier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-02-16
NO. "a.

Il il 36s
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
N curt HrocInmatIcn.

Sintrmalsn Der Tfib. Charles @. Raptr,
ron her Court Common @IcaS Rom 28tcn Ge>
rthtIihtn Tilrift, beReht1e aus ben Grurtits
Centre. Clinton une GlearfeIc, un6 her @6ib.
9phu Divers, uph Der ghib. Gam. fsrnnf,
dNctuie Aittgr IN centre Counts, lire 9cry
ftr' Il btraueGeaStcr, nit fent Datum tee
NCsemhtr. 81. Z. 1878, an nlth 0srGitt,
nm cine 9rurt rcr Over unh 3srm;nrr uno
@eHerol G'cfinonis Grlseiquns unr citrteIs
iatrise GiEuns tca fr.eenaasridhS in
@eIscuie. fur bos GcEntp Centre, Ere fcl
am 4tsn Nontao ees Wcrat 9frc. nemlih
ON 25iCn 5d6e ees Ycp., 1873, anfaraen
unb ,lrei g0chsn hautrn. Na6ridt irire bic
nit lresbcn ;um Coroner, III cen FIiercHarit,
srn gum gIherm0n uuo ben GOnltabIers eeS
arndunien 9rrniits ron Centre, RAP lie eann
unb errt, nm 10 llhr 9crmittaaS ees befaat'n
Sdats. nit iren RcccIos, Gnluifitirnsn une
Gramiratcnen u1b ibren eieener Semsrfunss
en- gu erfhrinsn blbtn, nm eteit Sct1sn, rreI-
dc III ihrtn Ncmiern oeboren, 4 bsreiriesn
uno gu benjcnissn, peIte i'm @sfarsniht rcn
Gcnile Gpuurp lino cccr iein rCrcen III Crbes
bsr, etrie AIagcn ststn iie iu fuhTen ris Is
rcctt III.
@taetsn unttr meiier Sntb, In @tlffon,t,
am ten 3ast be5 - i'm Sabre uriGta
6rrrn tirtauieno attbuneert uno iirtea nrr
ati;la, unh I'm tuncertuneiWciten Sabre rir
unNstarsigfsit Der 9ueinI'h Staaten.
Z. ~. 0lunicn,
S6rriT.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
Sid's &Ilimcn. uEs 9cniiifcaartrn

III eas pratt.rTie Zen ,dusr Trt IN Der
gFclt. Gs triSdlt naht ~ $50 Stiitn, Sue2
ftirer gh5i,suuacn uIe ftta Gbrcmc. ! ab.
leans scu %lumCn, rrIhfscn ac;sjhnet unb
trIcTirt scn Naiur. NrtiS so Gents IN Yarirr
Sl.0O in slsa1ntcr Qcinwanb. On begiits.
unt tu1liit'r Srrahc drerutt.
Sid i1u1rirtsS WenatSsR a a.
in. ? Soften. ftouc Itbilourseu uue Gin
tcIrr;rtcs @ilb III icccr Summer. WitiS 81 IS
iitrIit; fiinf Grtmplarc 500.
Sit'S QreiSIilic. 500 Gbbirurstr.
; Gents.
&erellirr:" 1amt'SS tf, @r+ra"~ "' 81.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
Moairt SOP,
-
SrutSrbtr MHoDFHt.
sseQefcntt, 9>enaa.
@-::y
SFslirt ftint profCbicnsnen Ttsnfe Su
fcinsu beutftrn Sreuntcn unb Srl1nnten
In Ynrs urb Sru1b gdIIrs.
9tds @lumeH uur @rmhrcramer

Std'S StnmeH uuh @rmiifrfnmr"
rrrren pcn elmer MiGicn 9euten in
gmertfd scpHdnst.
EStds @rttstire-500 %ttiI>
turaen. nur Gents.
gitt's nu itrirteS Nprdt s.
" aaaiir, 80 Serteu. itrnr SItbil'
turatn uni Elm cptrrrteS gilr inirNer
Hnmmer. NrsiS S1.25 idtrtib funf
Srfmrtdre $500.
@id's Slumen. unb Gem II I.
fes9lrten 50 GentS; in Cle9Gnter
HeiuTdl 90.
9llle me @crGTernituueen ptrSen
in Gn9lilb unc Ieuti,b seerudt.
&crciirt: 1amra Sid Rrttfe |.S.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
Otd's tGuftrtrtr NrciSs2iftc.

IS Ssticn 800 T5bilhunscn nit @rftrcituaa
Sau'cneer rcr teten Ylumen run Glemuitn
auf Der Grcc uno ole g,ri uno yIsiic cieitIttu
III iieben-Nllc5 fur cine ;,pe' Gent pritfmarts
tt. 9n nsdtiGsr unc cnaIiltU Sprats SC,
erud.
Sid'S Stum cn> uub 8emuIeaars
&c II, so Gents in Yapicrumfblas. 81 .00s in
eIe9onier Veinpano Gctunesn.
Sif's si0Iuifrirtss Ronats.W a a a.
Sir, SCtten, idprc 6Cliltnit;C ure sr crl
cr'rtts Si!c in jceer Simmer. 9reis 81 20
llbrIt; funf GrcmrIdr' $500.
Arre'ltr": JImgs Did. Spheitcr, 81. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21

lih 90 9-10 &uttrn ~ Gteirer, tann
r6relif $50. reftiib % 2-10 &uttrn ,u
St'inen, rem glrfanasrlaer, erttutttuo
3 Ndcr 50 8ut6sn. metr rber nrriaer.
Torouf IN Gin ,meihDdidt8 Trdmbdus,
Sfrrtnerftrp, 2 tan unt aLtcrc Neber.
eetiuHe Crri6trt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
2umcn> llun Oemil (es
Sudll1el1

rtresr ssphar,t rem elmer ARilioa oruir in
Gmrifa. Siett
Bids Nrrisiiite 90 &bbilbuu.
aen. rur , Gents.
Siee's Stumsufnhrcr viCrtsIiItr.
liH. - Gents idtrlth.
Sid's Rlumcn.uue Gcm"lc.
@1rten 50 9ents; III elesanter 2sin.
rdne 81 90.
ale msirt 9tr6F.rtIituuatn pcretn in
Snaliid urc 0Wti,t acorutt.
NoIcfltrc: James Bid. Rohefer q. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-24
FARM JOUNNAL.ISMS.

] Lume i good manure for clxyey suils aui
plaster for sandy ones, because the iolm u
retains aud he later attracts moisture.
The earliest VARIETY of sxgarcarn Of good
size Is he Minnesota. Slowels Lss,>
green is really the hest yet found for the
main crop. L Will not tcar early plau>
ting.
Have 4 place to put alIthe homes that
Accumulate about the farm. They are
worth money, and can readily be dissolved
BY woad ashes and chamber I've Or by
aiuriatic acid |f'l5
The testimony is strong IN proof that
frp:n Eve 20 ten lhnshels.more corn per ac' e
csr Be grown ~ drilling ii rows one way.
tbanlin bills on tie old plan. Yet we
doubt If the pronf is sufficient.
II Itisthe Lancaster Farmer that says rats
can be got rid of by FIST catching rat
alive pouring carholic acid over him and
letting him loose again, His friends and
relatives MI lake the hint and depart /.
"Uitu " dlas-s'NA kEtgE4 8fg ffssftE
In eases 81 caked adder in cows foment
the affected partwth hot water aud rub
with the hand several timesea day. Proper
feeding aud dry he'd will. as rule,
obviate the necessity Of treatment for this
complaint III ks5g tftss ID H.
Garlic is o source Of trouble 10 some
dairymen. Let the cows ont to pasture
where this oiorous plant grows for hall
hour. inst after milking ;ihe mix 0r but
ter will not taste, 10 . week or two the
garlic will have been eaten of, 80 that !,
will do no farther harm.. .'s E's ti-z
pa William Deam Of Upper Delaware. last
season planted potatoesqnite early, larres.
ted the crop in due season, and then used
the small potatoes for second planting.
The experiment. he informs US. was fail
IRE though IL was made at the suggestion
of Il. II Bancroft. living further down III,
State. who had succeeded il getting TIVE
crops id one season. FARTHER, south. ".
should suppose. the above plan might prove
II n,o6tabia - az saHg - - ) flfiSe r. q
Proh1aole. asru sI4T a.gs5zs M, 80
Potatoes flourish we'll in heavily ma
nured sod. The Peerless far profit in TIL
locality; the EARLY Rose for the HON,
table. The following is said to be goo,
, formula for a fertilizer for this crop
Thirty ophds VOID ashel.g $50 pounds air
Stacked lime. 20pound< fhe silt. s bounds
Of hone dust. IS pounds plaster; the Who'll
TO he thoroughly Mixed An ounce III thi
compound IN each bill of potatoes will tel
a good story at harvest tin,e.sI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-24
! -igLAcKwooBs
! Edinburgh Magazine,

TT These IsspTints nv mnf ~flrcfians: llev
give the orlgiplis 10 Will and n about one.t third
the prize ~ fhe En- lisii flIltlnns. - -
The iatest sarHnies ana discoveries 90 fhe arts
md srirner-, fhe fcrent additions u knaw edge
20 every DEPARTMENT ~ lhefatufe. and al the
un fully FepgFged anA discussed n The liRrrs M
these rriotlhal., W hrgllzfr n enee elgaf. for
rihl- md rainprsleiisitr.s TN affielss re toni.
inaiilss monr. cunietyrf and hill u DpattsE than
be average boaks % The perlud.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-24
LaaG ~ SON.

The total Quantity Of lime taken up from
The soil Of an acre by an average corn crop
Of 80 bushels Of SO pouuds to the bushel.
md G.000 pounds hf clover would not ex.
coed - pounds A good crop Of clover.
1000 pounds Of hay in two cuts. would re-
quire abont % pounds Of lime. A cropuf
wheat of % bushels with 1900 pounds Of
straw would no: require more than 10
plunds. 4 fair crop Of potatoes, 5000
pounds, or l5U bushes az 50 pounds tothe
bushel. svnll no, need more than 3pounds
A crop u 70. pounds Of beeis onl, I
poundsss Of 5.00opounds Of timothy hay
about 81 pounds oE hme. When We look
u litIle further into the matter aud see how
small proportion Or iime Is actuailye x.
ported from the farm IN the crops ordinarily
sold, and how large proportion goes back
TO the soil from which il came. in the man
ure. the little need u taking pains to sup
ply lime 10 plants for iosd will become still
more plainly apparent. Ou any WE'LL
managed farm the hay is usually all eaten
b. the stock. so that none Of the lime in
that part IT the pnslncs Of the farm is ex.
ported what iittleiis retained bg the young
growing ahgarls for 30, production of bone
substance is mole THAI made good by the
lime in 4le water which she animals drunk
in cases where careful comparison has
been made hetween The composition 81 the
mannre Of mixed herd OF cstsle. more
Time has been found ID the total manure
than IN the total fodder supplied. and ihi,
excess could have been derived from n
uther sqptfe than the sater. The lime in
the clover aud tiniclhy is iiot. then, lost 20
the farm. the manare IL cared for in ans
decent munner: the same Is true of the
wheat and other straw. Of the corns.alks
and tiesroo,s. But IN the acres yield 81
Indian corn. taking the grain alone. Their,
ere sbly sabput Two pounds Of lime. and il
the wheat but little more than one pound
In she other eeresl grains we should have
similar magnificent quantities 81 lime; aus
even il ihe potatoes are sold OF the farm.
as i often the care. to large extent. ih'
stock Of lime inlthe sal Of every acre pro.
ducing potatoes il diminished 70 rhe ex-
tent or only threa pounds. At thee rate:
81 lemsnd, it would take .. :. long time I,
aiske snash impressibr on tle reserve sup
phss q liasip, the sol. ,saeu spslfreserve.
an,6aht 10 600 aud :. DO i,sunds.-P rpt.
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FEEDING HORSES.

For period OF over thirty years, more or
less. ssss 4 correspondent Of the COs1tfry
Gentleaoaa. horse, hEye been under ny
epn,tol. lersyually s1periDteuded the
feeding DuriAg tins time no nUrss have
died, and 4 have bad but little sickness A
straw cutter. with rawhiie rollers. has been
IN continued uss until the prcseHs time. liz
the cutting Of the food for two teams.
enough j. saved ID ene year 70 pay for ~
purchase While the hufsss are eating
their dinaer enough can be cut for the
N nsrf ines;, then Suffered 10 noisien il std
destroy The dust. and wiiL i four quarts 81
meal are ample for each horse. Tie meal
Il one third cUrn. onsfhird oats; aud The
other shorts. a variety Is made By giviEg
few small potatDes Or carrots Wrekl,.
ihe benciiis resulting from this kind Of
freding are that We have ~ slck horses,
tley beng always IL good beslth aud
order; there IS no danger II founder fr.rm
hired men Nsding When too warm (; they
aan eat II sJ6ner. anil are ready 70 70 oat !:
nsi,her Is sayihiag wasted tby throwing
from tue mangcr. etc. AMI il does them
invfe gsod. ssliese. - no HbOle grain !,
Tassel ssd losi. Beng oat VI alesI for ]
Ky ~ dast. nauiber Jffved. Jxen given
them Of small ear, d corr. with plenty u
f>stbsys 6sssasnsJ. lEgMk
Two bad 70 be taken 10 The city iinme.
diaiely Tor treatment # collie. and. b
prompt action 1t once. they recovered.
This i The lssi Of wL1le grain feeding. ~
Soune the same good quantity VI hay and
gr.iais given Sheu sdt ~ when they eui
]. for themselyes.