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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-02

June, July and August are the best
months for layering roses. II the soil
dries quickly, water the layers twice 3
day, as they must be kept moist By Oc-
tober they will be ready to be taken from
the parent plant. Cut them off within
two inches from the tongue. Dig deeply
with trowel to take them up and trans
plant where they will remain. The fol-
lowing spring they should be pruned
down to. three or four buds. Some of
them will flower in the summer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-02

Sorghum in the South now seems to
bid fair to come into extensive use an q
greensoiling crop. It's yield per acre is
doubtless equal TO that Of cat-tail millet
or pearl millet. Not less than fifty or
sixty tons may be reasonably counted on
as the production of single acre, pro-
vided the land is rich and the seed prop
erly planted and the crop well cultivated.
We feel confident that il may, in extreme
cases, be worked up to hundred tons of
green fodder 20 the acre, aud fifteen tons
Of dry food. But there Is great difference
in the different kinds Of sorghum. Prob
ably the Red African has been the best
fodder plant until lately. Sorghum
vulgas seems now TO be more favorably
spoken 81. But these have broader and
ranker leaves than the other kinds, and
look more alike than any others.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-02

Only look and voice. then darkness gain "a and
lence.' yam anu
-LOnDazows Elisabeth
rich and full and sweet, -
And golden and complete,
This eve four years agoi
friends, how were we then to know
That back and forth, and to and fro
UpoL the earth we stin should 20,
And maybe never meeti
The night was rich with bloom,
And sweet with faint perfume
And full of golden hight
We only knew that life seemed bright.
We thought not dark might come the night
And Hope, from her enchanting flight
Lent woof for Fahcy's loom.
The night rang with our song,
AS gay we passed along
Through street and country lane.
How could we know that years Of pain
And weary lolging-all in vain
Must pass ere we should meet again
Sweet lanes or streets among
Ah Life will seem complete,
Perfect and very sweet,
II we shall meet once more
Crossing again from shore to shore
Content as ne Ter we were before
Homeward-our weary wand'ring DER
Turning our tired feet.
Reach out your hands to me
Over the shining sea,
AS though yet were near!
Speak to me- faint and low aud clear
Surely your voices reach my ear;
Oh could scarcely help but hear
So sweet they used to be
Once more as on that night
Under the starrylight,
Pledge we our faith anew
What matters it to me and you,
How the world goes, IL friends are truey
True as since then I've proven you,
Learning your love Alright
Friends all as we were then,
Beyond each other ken
Though we have grown to bel
Not one Of you the same to me,
Nor the same to one OF thee
Yet each to alive three and three
Friends just the same as them
SARAsoTA, FLORIDA, July 4th 1881.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-02

The new Cssr i shortly to be for
mally crowned ct Moscow. q
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-02

CARRIE Z. Ansu.

tnat pass In the night and speak each other in
Only signal shown ana distant v,sra n -. s..,,,...
On snS ocean OF life we pass and speak one another
O{ z looA ana voice. then darkness again and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

that Everything is harmonious, The TIM.
line shares were feverish all day. and IN.
tuated irregularly, but at the end were stton,
at the best figures Of the day. Central paeiss
was exceptionally active, and rose from 95s "a
9Si2a9Sl. The purchasing Of the stock, which wa.
done for strong Spectators, probably was induced
by an intmation that the decision at Washineten
next week will be in favor of the company and
against the Government and also that the price az
the stock is relatively low compared with that Unlo,
Pacific. There also was large business done m
Union Pacific stock and its price advanced from
1878 to 1854 1888. There were some remark.
able transactions in Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western at 1877, after which the stock w.J weak at
1868 Western Union was not active, as activity
is represented by amount Of transactions, but Il
was strong, rising from 1881 10 1898, and for
OK certificates from S9i2 10 91&991i2. The mar
ket closed strong without excitement
While the business done in Government bonds To-
day was small better demand was noticed and
prices were firmer. The final bids for the per cent
coupons show an advance of 80 per cent and for ths
extended 5s an advance Of L per cent The market
closed strong at the annexed quotations:
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LITERARY NOTES.

Comics of the original French edition OF inc COZ
sespondence of Prince de Taleyrand WIN Hou =.
XVIII have been received by +. W. Cnris'ein -
is Handsomely printed and carefully editeo 'oiun'
"a French books of that class usually are
The Catholic Worh for July will contain TWO aru-
.les rejecting the views of Roman Catholics upon
the subiect of Bible revision. Father Hewitt wriUcs
ON 1.-THE Catholic Doctrine of Inspiration ahu
R,sbop Becker, of Wilmington, examines the ne
yised version of the New Testament.
The American Men of Letters Series, in course OF
preparation by James f. Osgood 4 Co., is sure Oh
prosperous beginning with a Life OF Wssnlns'o"
Irving, by Charles Dudley Warner. MI ""inei
wrote an admirable sketch of Irving Tor the ne"
edition of Irvings works issued two winters ago Nv
the Putnams.
The lo,o oxnecfnd translation of "ThucydIdes
NV Professor Jowett, Regus Professor oil UreeK al
the University of Oxford is nearly ready Tor issue
nv Macmillan & Co. 1t will he In two Volumes inc
second il is said, being devoted entirely 10 notes
and commentary. Ii is not announced Out ~ ~ "
he hoped that this work will appear bouhu UNI
formlv with the translators Plato" which in the
second edition of 1876, is one OF the hahuSoi,ies'
books. in paper and type, bearing the Macmillan
imprint.
In q tone perceptibly cathedral The Natio" says
If Mr. Barring Gould's Germany. Present and
Past y: 1.-THE false idea caused by the name ltitel
will be strengthened, for the American reader by
the fact that it comes to him from the same pub
fishers and in the same shape as the works OH
Russia. Egypt and England. by Messrs- "alace'
Mclean & Escott" Henry Holt n Co. have ihdeed
engaged to publish this book in America Out .neS
have not even received the plates as yet nor iuiy
decided upon the style of binding. The chances are
more than even. however, that the publishers will
fulfil The Nations prophecy.
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State bonds were dull the total business incud-
ing only sales of Louisiana consols at g. and Ten
nessee Us at 71a49717s. There were no transac-
tous in city bank stocks
Railroad bonds, while generally quiet, fully SYM
pathized with the better tone of the share market
The special features the cont nued movements
in Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts. which
rose from 1918 to 107, and IN Ohio Southern in.
comes, which advanced from 81 to 81, and active
business in Texas and Pacific incomes at 81 la 92l.
Erie second consos from 104 to 1O4os Missouri
Kansas and Texas seconds ! per cent
higher to So. Boston, Hartford and Eric
firsts sold up TO S4aaS4l4 against s3aa
yesterday, and c.. c. and |. G.. incomes
were active at 75lsa 76G753i, Louisville and
Nashville general mortgages were in more than
usual demand and rose to 1921 a l0Szs. Denver
and Rio Grande iirsts sold at 121 and consos at
1908, and Kansas Pacific consols were steady az
lONl but trsts, Denver Division, were lower at
ll25ia ll3l2 Southern Pacific of California iirsts
were strong at 1862, Denver, South Park and Pa
chic irsts at lOl2, and New-OrleAns and Pacific
nrsts brought 1929.
The business OF the Sub-Treasnry for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of 81 9s5l4
gam 10 the general balance of 50 $50 073 and leaves
il at 1906, G25 against $40 ,4l7652 June 2 The
particular changes of the week are a coin gain Of
1899 go. less than currency loss of S2ss $50.
The receipts of the week, however incuds
S3,6OOO00 gold coin received from San
Francisco and from the philadelphia mint.
the receipts have exceeded the payments only
SJO.973 The money market is without notabls
change, the supply being abundant and tO-iays rate
about 3 per cent for call loans. The days changes
in the domestic exchanges on New-iork are an
advance az ~. Louis Ia % CENTS premium,
and ~ Boston an advance 10 10 cents discount.
The United States Treasurer At Washington to-day
received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demDtlOn. The customs receipts $780, s2,
and the internal revenue receipts were Si+l ,307.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is az follows:
Exchanges. Sl57 .f3S 6l6; balances. -, 5s7 24s.
The transactions AZ the Snb-reasury covered:
Receipts, Sl.2l7,6Oi; payments. Ss03 1893;
currency balance, S6,720,36S; CON balance
S16.3is 2J7.
The foreign exchanges are quiet. hut rates ara
fully steady on the basis of the following posted
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. June 10-P. ".

FRIDAY, june IU-F. "
The mining stock markets to-day were sufficiently
gloomy TO warrant a conclusion that they were at
tempting to match the weather in i'll temper Al
most everything yielded to lower figures and parte-
ularly Consolidated Virginia. which stock recently
mas led the speculation. The business in Consoh-
idated Virginia was large, and the decline in us
price from 4.35 to 395a4 was made by easy ialis
and not with rush. California was better sus-
tanned. and with fair amount Of transactions de-
were neglected but Silver Cliff was lower az ga
Ga Iron Silver cents higher at go, and Hbernla
about steady at |. 05. The Oriental and Miller ana
State Lines combination were weak at declines OF
from : 10 l2I9 cents The Silver Nuggets were ac-
tive the old shares rising from 20 cents to l 9o
cents and the new shares from bO cents To l.Oo0
00 cents The markets closed dull and steady.
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or PHIL4DgLPHLl STOCKS
FRIDAY, June lO-P. ".

While such activity as WAS developed in to-days
stock markc, confined TO the dealings in a small
number OF stocks, there was "A better temper dis
played in the gene raj market, and the instances
rare where improvement in prices not
tablished The market was unaffected by any Tumors
relative to the proceedings of the trunk line pres
dents and all that is known at the time of writing
of the result of the meeting that it has adjourned
and that Commissioner Fink and the presidents
decline to talk about the result further than " say
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BY GEORGE II. HEpWOETH,
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- fantastic story Of mctcmpsycho-s II represents the
experiences who Is conscious Of uough. ADD I'm
presons appear 10 have survived from prior lie wc
him agitation OF mind aud give shape and char
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terest."
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The following shows the imports of dry goods ~
the mort of New York for the week ending tins da9
and since the beginning of the year, rs compares
with the corresponding periods of previous yeaIs'
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The following are the comparative exports Of
flour. wheat and corn from the principal Atlantic
ports during the week ending June L. and from Jazz
uary l. 1850 and 1881:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-10-04
Raum and Malone, and Malone and
Raum.


One Green B. Raum, q Federal off
cial at Washington, wrote year or SC
ago to Mr.. Van Aukin, of the custom.
house in Petersburg, informing that
gentleman that if he supported the Ma
probably be quickly decapitated. Van
tanned his office.
official writes letter to Hon. J. Am
the negroes and Republicans to v0te the
and declares that he would do the same
thing if q citizen of this State!
We think that enough to settle the
mind Of every honest Democrat in the
State. 1t shows that the whole patron
age and power of the Administration at
Washington have been captured by Ma
hone, as part of his bargain and sale
as United States Senator, and are to be
directed to the savage end of making a
conquest of this grand old Common
wealth and her people. The "0verthr0aD
of the Bourbon Democrat of Virginia"
is the declared design of Raum and his
faction; and that political prostitute
openly proclaims that the success of the
Malone. Cameron. Coalition ticket in
Virginia rs of far more consequence
than the question of the payment of the
public debt"
This is Raum, and it is Mahene, and
it is Cameron; and it is the whole un-
principled and corrupt faction of coali-
ton prostitutes in the State and at
Washington, who are conducting this
war upon our people and institutions.
These startling facts can hardly fail |
to arouse our people to their full duty in
The pending campaign.-C Conservative |
Democrat.