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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
Election Returns

The following we believe is a correct list of city
officers elected on Tuesday. We have been un
allie to procure copy of the official return
aayor-Geo. H. Paul
rrossmer-A. Hanson,
Cerk-C. B. Lewis.
Nashal-A. Laughln.'
City SUPPLEMENTARY Frank.
Assessor-D. c. Gaslll
Justice of the eace-H. futile.
Railroad Coamissoner-H. Lines
First Hard.
Aldarmeu-William Bone, $. Y. Brande, Fred.
Robinson
School Commissioners B. Stsrkweathsr c.
Briggs.
Constlble-N. Clark
Second Hard.
Alermsn-C Nuntzenburgar,' NJ Washbish
Christian Scheud.'
School Commissioners-C Muntzsnberger,- W.
Halliday
Constellation seivert'
Third Hard.
AIdenaen-J " Quarles, D. Head, L. B. Mich
oIs.
School Comm issioners.--R. H Dening F. W.
Lyman.
usta5le-David H. Lane.
Fourth Hard.
Al3eymen--N r. Allen. J. Whpple, y. Ehe.
School Colnmissouers-H. Lines, J. Lathrop
senior.
Constable -Wm. Shllborn
Those on tie above list marked thus are Dem
oer.,s; with perhaps one or two exceptions, tn
balance elected are Republicans.
SuADE EREEs.--No ornament or at
traction OF equal Importance to ayillag'
or city, can be obtained at so little ex
peuse as shade trees. The attention o
the intelligent traveller never fails to b,
arrested wherever he finds the street
of "A town amply provided with shad
trees; no better evidence can be foun
Of the public taste of its inhabitants
Our city has already greater exten
Of side walk, than any other IN tn
west, of equal population; nor have on
citizens been negligent in the matter
shade trees; still there is a large margi
for Improvement in this respect. A Ii
tie paius and expense, in planting MOI
shade and ornamental trees, cannot is
torender Kenosha one of the most plea
ing locations for residence, that ca
be foundin the west,
We hope during the present mont
Of April the time will be improved /
every lot owner, who has not alread
provided his street front with shade tire,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

il. CASE, Republican, was elected
Mayor of the City of Racine on Tues
day last.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

az The Daily noon prayer meetings
are still continued in this city, and are
well sustained.
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From q F,1eUTduig Merchant Of ~ L0as' no. . ie'o.
Dr. AYER: Your Pills the paragon OF all That -
rraat In medicine They have cured my little daughter
o uerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurabe for years. Her mother had been long geV9s
IL aeieed with botches and pimpcs her skin and In
her hair After our child cured, she also tried your
PiUs and they have cured her ASA MORdRlDdE'
rn,.--...n.:.... r-.,..nini., mud Gnn1.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

Ry- S. r. PHILLIPS, has been electeC
2nd Lieutenant of the Kenosha Rifles.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

l s&
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DROFEssOR BECKER REsr ,lis =.
he VII rive his sn First Grand Vocal aad In
:siialss cent e Concert ] ! & i Kf'0sHA On
Thursday Evening, April sth 1875
| AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Assisted by his Class OF Private Vocal Pupils sole,
Choruses and Glees by his Insrumento orcnesra q
performers in WaltEes and nsrcnes sna ~ Plane Vic
| cd Amatuer Lady ana dentsmah, ~ Aiios WI
lin and yionceiio.
He further has the to OFFER for the hrst time 70
public crcism the First Part OF his New canfats or
torio Of
NAOMI AND RUTH!
To which beautiful Scripture Story he has composed Au-
sc-Words by Sidney Dyer
CANTATA OF NAOMI.
Characters.
NAOMI, MoABTTEs.
RUTH BEIHLEMIIEe,
ORPA, REAPERS,
Prologue. Written by Mr.. J. II. TRAcY.
SCENE FIRST.
Chorus of Moabites-
We come, come, with swelling hearts. !.
etc., farevsn' s.s.
SoLo-Recitando------ --Naonii'
Alas, what heavy grefs I've borne
SCENE SECOND.
Tao Naomi, Ruth and Orpa,
Return, ny daughters to the home.
oLo-Recitando.. Naomi,
Ny sister to her people goes.
ARIA. Ruth.
Rntreat not to leave thee
Journey Of Naomi and Ruth to Bethlehem.
SCENE THIRD.
CHORUS Of Bethlemites,
Oh /! IL that Naomi
Oh, call me not Naomi now.
SCENE FOURTH.
CHORUS of Reapers,
Away to the harvest field
Duo Ruth and REAPER
FINALE
Away, away to the harvest field.
End Of Part First.
For further particulars see Programmes. 4ltd
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
AYER,S CHERRY PICTORIAL
coUCrIs. COLDS, HoARsENEss, INFIU-
ETyA BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
eEPIENT CONSUMPTION,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

ard FOR TIE relief of coHsumptFe patients ia sa'sheu
stages Of tho disease.
We need not speak to the public Of ITS virtues.
throughout every town. and almost every hamlet q inc
American States It's wonderful cures Of pulmonary COM
,iants have made il already known nay Few are INC
f,ies In any civilized country on this continent with
- ro personal experience Of It's effects and eweryet
a. communities any where which have not among them
come living trophy Of ia victory the subtle and GAN
IONS diseases Of the threat and lungs While Il j. ne
mort powerful antidote yet known 10 man Tor the iori
Ssbe and dangerous diseases u the pulmonary organs
as the pleasantest and safest remedy that can ne en-
loved for infants and young persons Parents shouIe
80 n In store aqanst the insidious enemy that se"S
-. thern unprepared. We have abundant grounos %
,ievs the Cherry IScforol saves more lives ~ .he
80; ,ops Il prevents than those il cures. he.p v -
% ~, we your colds while they are cuIsoie, DOT
- IT,, .;i human skill can master 'e t,f .,ssy
~ I'M ~, ~ ~ on the vitals, eats youl Ie "a y.
All know tie dreadful Ia % r sp we need
they know too the virtues 81 nade the hest II
more than 10 assure it is st -. produce IL the
- we zrr.rr no cost care, no toi ., ~ho rely
-. ~ ft ,ssi15e and thus afford those -ir cure.
II no fest AGENT which car skid can Iufnisi ~ Vs.
PREPARED By DIR. ]. c. AVER,
p..,,,cal and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD By
=. ROBINSON, KENOSHAi Uorp s. &c,
ton. Racine join Rice, Milwaukee; j. II
Reed s. Co.. Chicago; and Agents IN eUer
fora in he United states 1y4I
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rheumatism, h 3ufatSias ana 0out'
IN IN I., Il IHll,L Il nf The iiodist Jis Gliirc


PULASKI IIousE. SAvAgSAIf. GA, Jan. 1866
uoNoprD SIN should he ungtaeiu for the relief your
skill has brought II did not report my case 70 you
cold settled in limbs and brought on eAerucatng
ranraoic Mains which ended in chronic rheumatism
Manufacturing had the best Of physicians tho disease
grew worse and until by the advice Of your exee
lent aren't in Baltimore, Or. Mackenzie, tried your Pms
Their effects were Slow but by perseychg in the
use Of them, entirely well.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

Rheumatism, Deafness, Neuralgia, Swelling, Stiffness
and all pains cured by bottle of Prof De Grahs Eeo
tlic Oil,
This letter is one Of many received recently.
Philadelphia, June % 1885.
Prof De Grath--I had swelling in my limbs nearly
year After using many things without eeneht the nrt
hottie of YOUR OIL used cured Immediately l shah
ever remember you my restorer. j. Y. NOLAN,
52s Chestnut street.
For sale by Fahenatock Davis Chicago; and by stark
weather & Co. T. Robinson, and Clark Son, Kenosha.
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

From Rer J. v Hines, Pastor Of Adre't C"i're' boo"
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called toVis
In distress To regulate the organs of digestion ana purl
~ the blood they are the very best remedy have ever
known and can confidently recommend them 70 my
E@o,5s Yours j. Y, HINES.
WARSAW WYOMING Co, n. Y, Oct. "a, 1850.
L Cnihartlr PILE in nv lfAc-
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Srytrr CuA1WfR. BATON N0UGH, IA, Dec, 300.
DR. AYR ! have been entirely cured by your Pulls Of
Rheumatic Cont painful disease that had afflicted n'
- roarg VINCENT SLlDELL.
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PROF. De GIsath'a
PRACTICE.

Prof De GRAuf-Dear Sir; I must inform you Of the
great benefit patient mine has experienced from the
application OK your Electric OH The was that OF
girl or eight years OF age who terribly afflicted With
scroula and discharge from the knee The leg became
80 contracted literally bury the heel in the hip 1t
had been in this state for twelve months, and find
nothing in tho whole Materia Medica" to have any affect
give relief finally procured bottle OF your Electric
OIL and gave 1t 20 the mother directing her TO apply II to
The parts along the snews which had the effect
making the leg nearly one fourth straight in about six
hours The application of the Oil continued for about
three weeks using only six bottlesand now the leg Is
JOHN II. MoEwI N, n. D.,
tG2 Callowhli street
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TervsineIns. ScrOfula. Kings Evil, letter,
= -. Anlt U hanm.

DEAR SIR: am using your t"hartc PINS u, my f t
fire and find them an excellent purgave 70 cleanse the
system and parity the fountains Of the blood - e,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

a MORAL BASEguPrcY.-Tbe New f0h
correspondent OF the Boston Joarssl whites,
nlt seems as If official corruption aHd fraud
were holding a jubilee ia ibis city The
open aud shameless mnDDeF uIat ibR pDblw
treasury is robbed sEeseds al t0nRsT yssD.
Millions of dollars are ih1s sqpaDdRTvG aBd
stolea, md no ODeis brought "a 40 eeR0DDi.
Those " ho preside over the rOlieeiiDB Oi LE-
On base made the discovery nIet innenss
suns have been ffaUj9lsnily detained by ibT
collector of taxes, and appfopfiaird ~ b's
own account What Is true la tiis dePau
neut Is also true of corporations. Obs ~
the insurance. eampanioHs oi tbs eiig, bRt
has stood high, went by tlle bO0Td yesiefdap,
lis capital Mas $500 600. MI paid W Pfoisss,
edly. IL WAS represented as one ~ iie safest
ard most feliabe 10 the city. 4 iil'Nld ~
mine one month ago wanted 90 make go ip,
vstment. A geniemaR who hid SG0AD0
of ibis sioek advised il ss sa'e stork. Wee
tsrds sy ~ exiting Was called ~ are storkbo'd
srs. The concern Mas iasolysnt I've Co1nF-
t,oller OF the State MAS present. sad oNt -
nIIthe assets. good and dsUbiiul. onlt $50.
O00 could be found. 10 ,hs staekhelders the
loss il complete. Sgch eyebts are ~ dpiiS
occurrence. u is dtilieut 60 tell wbt is sg'e
and whom TO trust. ConmercHl integi3iy
and business honor seen 90 I've thipg ~ tle
psst. Il cannot be eruied iboi ,be iate eow.
,nerrini crisis has seemed 20 sweep away mOcb
besides fortunes. 1he bouuds beiweep rsfN
and wrong have beeu broken down. Aud
men who would base scofoed 60 rspp5lgte a
debt, or appropriate What is nut tb'dr own.
seem now regardless Of public seudmeot %
private houot."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15
kNaS ANn,.Nn rtlE N,NNA

W EqgNtsa 'aS>; ,eR''sc yaea ANS Syeat
b tsSs sasNS * ~ ysS,se N}ksE -
l'sasohas sgssAsslssN- Oa IA% lS,N u
last weR,A, Psel >ss1>ll,n 6t'iNvsVa ,Ny
tb'ea VsS setRs g, Ne,s'yS Na AN,'osAylS,
al M2pehgs,es, ~ sa,.r5t ssys't1 N,t
NisSSsyS VAlvaE tNlnv ytsSs ot Se,sssA avn
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dee,o,y ,,etN,S teS f,t .ysSet " Re NN NNNe'-
va,'oa ,vsggS,'RS ,AeS Nyk,s Hl(Ng vg PtlGs
Nly ssVyp0 s,egs sIogs3 Ns Ns''N YaNt'
eesSsyy, y,ies IVA HS4srvS ~ N,s asSO ,yp,SgS,
sSd said ~~hatANl eesH StNsd NE 7ea,r
Nsht Mas Nsly W,jb'e kyye ia Ote iatM ors
eRRe Aus AR AusStSsR Ns,INA09svA wNS hs1
seas ~ laRsN aRi e'AvF iNVNsAs,S l'esH.A ~
invcTtigN,e the sNlJsSI WaRd hNl me SeRe
oPeRed ga and vNl,adsd ssteNs Ite NeVvNt
Gom hotlSuR 10 he, AVA, avid that hN AAt Ia
observations dU,Rg the Night tReyA Aeoa,
hrre-JoUJths oi Ne CiJvl~ ENiS v6s1Nyt
fouNd ,hatWs had been lNokMg al tNs HNss
asws might de Ia Noop head eAgeNtse,
thus makMg ha,Somo q voNteN NNN fhp
learned t,oNs,el peW proSeeleA le sN THAI
the lheeV previously held that INe Nv.
dsSal NgM prorvvded NOm NNveVleNS a HNg
arcoNt the sun, WAS NoNgM ~ he rtyWAs
tOre, aud THAI the ppNeaIaNce @We Nem a
great pvbNoUS uNg surrounding INe esCth=
tie explained hy mvaNs eta dWgrah that
We sNopld see iNe wlN tom this llRa Etvel,
cd mere sHcnsN nem eur hellsoN than N
Is points higher Nn IN the heNyeNN Nv
rug around the sNu ooNOd WpO,M thts ap.
pear arlNcH one around tho rNlh roNA entire
~, They wery iNcyd alzn to thu courMsioN
,hm It was not cue ting on)S hul pwhNrs
stvrml, It's daIauoe was about lONONO
mllcs, ils brpadlh 4h,O0O, ia depth Was NW
known the NNsS otmAlter IN II must hp
enormous, aud No doubt was fulfilling somp
lmpollanI functions IN vgaW 10 tho patlh
aud tho sahr Nyatrm, The compoSIloN 0l
SOIurn's rjngs was then discussed, aud oR
account given Of tho changes which had
been nollrrd IN lhom hy various ubspNws,
From The dyNamIral conclusion el lAplpCr,
oomblaed with The changes usporpd, tho leo
lurer drew The inference chat The rings have
no cohelcncej that they Hra neither Napul
nor lluld, aud gave Oa theory OI lhuir puN-
sllIullon that they ore compoapi ot millions
Of 0"Icrods circulating arouod lhe planet
tho bright parts hpIOg whore they 0ro most
thivkly Slrewpd, aud tho dalk lines, lhe Ahs
spnco ot them, There Nas faint slRly col
orcd ring within lhe other, and his appeared
10 be gradually approaching the planet, II
lad Approached ptiha fple ef 10 milps u
yeOrI l0'cIg NJ Abopt 40 nilosa yead w would
reach Tho planet ilsrl In lHO years,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

sS- An Indian chief In Carson valley
says correspondent Of Stockton paper, has
white woman for wife, whom he purchap
cd from tribe Of Camnncho Indians lIer
history Ia related NJ follows
About the year lsii, there wa. small
company of cmiRrnnis, numbering about ton
wagons who lett the frontiers II Missouri fnr
Oregon territory The Camancho Indians
watched these unfortunate omiRrnnla with u
murdorOns design from the tins they left
their protected aud peaceful homoa Oac
beautiful night these omigtanls had cnmpcd
near thc foot 0l n fnnre of mountain. and
had turned ther cattle out to gfnye,
Little did they dream of trouble. or that
ddnger was near NJ hand. bat II wns even so
Tue CamAnohes surrounded them ou MI sile.
40 that there was no chance for their escape
The conflict was soon decided, The men
Numbering a6D we're all hfulally murdered
aud sonIped, together with several of the
women The remainder were made cRplives
aud carried oI ~ other tribes aud hafiNrtd
iur horses, provisions, DC WonpmaWkcr pur.
chased he wife lor two horses aud couple
ol deer sldns The other capli,os Owo W.,
men aud lhfoo glrlsJ we're sold toa tribe oi
Indians which inhabit that portion 0f coun
Try where the Colorado river has its source,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

1'HE AAlwhlhG of 4 tiHfAT FglURf =
UuL Ls6lN BpslIyo mpIoO lhe PbiadpI'
nH19 Itgp Iabps, wiln bold hand, Ihp
.ssw 0usis wiIb "oulsldes baibauaNa'
vi NdAfs'm01Tfugnnd md ltUssiN=b bul,
most ofNl, lIKsin- ia forcing opoH ldlna'
We pm mueR,d,blad ~ ltussla ~ bef'p6s
e'gctie elloJis 10 seeut ~ lba Tinted Bials
Nil the freedom md t'0r she bEs eb8ided
Tor herself VIII, sHgl persistent ght pG0sHs
mate diplomacy, Az lbs inquirer saJs, Ne
results me Deleulablp, ltUssa viii sb0iIy
connect H. Petersburg by Telegraph, sbe
slraady possesses aspIeBdd fiVef ~ ibe
confines pt rbiHg, furnished Niib bgfbGR IN
abundgBee tDr her future lWds, sHl W. may
seq 10 his announcement u wg0i Of tbe MI
aDd efficiency Nllb "bigb slE pigggSes h
, recently srrured Nov, IN HGeeGGg IN Vie
lutpJe empVymeHls gf ue sgbmsijGe leies
graphs, il ~ mere lbs8 tJgMbls Ibgt N Vie
course NJ . ysTB lsW yeais, iiges viii NJ etz
lsgdsd tfgW ASja " lbis eegGgegL and tVGs
our sNjtl messenger Uig i,gbiqiqA, viii, N
ibe Wggjpgislggs NJ iesgHpBisis, eveiy
Isg bggis, HjBg ~ egWBHg Fat'gG i0m Ws
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I gg,d GisFoyeIjis ~ ,saiiy ~ nv Sg.Bs, Ffeis
NJ orr irpjjgs SHIPS vii ssgH Gsgt IN t6
barbors " V4ss9gysi's is'gsd mi me- ON
Of Georgs, Jbspes N i8ssEs A@tSt
be d'sia0ee j. ~ nv Wfsts Rfe8'=fSf ibe
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gle,l tss bgssi4g RasstBze's befg fyS fg4fs
n Asls, siS t4sa, issssA, @R sywi fsTiilS
tbat tbe seepirs pfSowRtfFe FF9 tiO "sot.
efeiggtp NJ tJe srgsF T. IN tlS tf8 aMsP n
or teppJteW tHioF.-M@ bnyiut
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sftes foW WaslHRtqg N ~ Pste}ti S6F
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ago,ers soRow. sfes tfs fTtF ~ ~ ~
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tFs live Rqpy,s &oef r'i~ef t'Et fNe
Rev, a B.acslpNq Nss g'ec,Nsaf f'T P9N.
tyoFsF ~TAeNs Ntfe,0Nf' b'p1ts''s6 NJ
Kg,SHje, tWd NiN tapeSe i ~ Rfstof.
N,,tc IL iv,t,caf rp N8t Ne o'UiHNvI
tTur NttsE.-htowoopit J. " ~"
ri,ose dotp 10 prt,opuGrt ,g f,ff fStt,t br
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tpd ut Wot fa,t tsaW iJWes tr fsyf=s
/ lle Vas q u-ee ~ bswthar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

RonN os a N,L--.An ldshmnn named
Murphy, who Ind rudrly iusullcd lndy, got
his deserts NJ Wodrsho,o, n &, on Monday
right week, ns iollows' The fulliah wNs NJ.
tested, ilcd to tree, about two hundred
lashcs inflicted upon hs person, aud then
ridden on n 'all, after which the application
Vt iNr md feathers Satisfied the demands of
justice ior the time, and he wns dsmis.cd--
Tho people accompanying him lof some dia.
tpncc on his way With mu ic--thc drum play.
lhg The Rogucs March
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VOL. XI.--N0 525.''
WllRAT SOWING

/ We heat vt macy coNplaiae ~ tho 'otN',
Or partial tsilnrc ci the NhrNt crop W NNti-
I Gus sectons ei the eONn,ty, In some Plsces
/ a has been Nalet .kit,ed. n elhr~ smiuea by
Gust, AHd ~ many others cot eH ey the m'
svctS The truth probably -, that ~
ccpt,ue destruction bv insects, there ~
lhou, the ssmc Ameunt ei ,rluty revived
hom these sources As occurs cVcry NtaL The
business Cr collecting Information Nom the
whcst'gtCN ,nr dp't,cts is ncw 80 sys,cma'
nsrd, that We hear mpch moro Of the tail.
urcs thon Ne we've accustomed To, ten wars
AGO, Whole rolaWps w reports are pub.
l,shed Ia the daily ncwsrspgrs, and the story
OF failure IN 6ly coput,vs of the uuion,
mOkss great tmprvsSlvn, Wheat has es,et
been ~ ccrlsin a cr,'p ~ lNdSn corn, II ls
uolc oapuaas p,anl Ia lls Nsnts and sss,
have mew eafsiu, altcRlion, II drmaUds
porous soil. rich Ia vegetable mN,let, such ~
Is found Ia the ncwy CLEARED laNds ct the
West IN old lands, hr Wo'htRtca' PFtjNrd.
mons ~ thr soG ~ a matter ~ Htimr lMpot,
,NOcc, The more Vcu cW make u hts the
virgin soil, the hc,t,t Il Il Is no, altcodv
DIV, Il should hc mnlc 80. The Soll should
hc deeply slnrcO With suhsoN p)oN ~ let
tho ta,ns pass doWn quickly, and to give air
10 Ihc roots vt the plants Morr wheat IN
wlutcr Killed bv sIognnnl water ttceSing
around tho plants than hN any other cause,
The deep stirring ot the soO Ia Also = help
IN summer, guardlng thcWor AGAINST dtcuth,
II the hnd Is not undct.dto,Utd, II should be
plowed IN marrow lands, with deep, dead nr>
toNs 10 give the water n chance to pass oir
Into them
Slp Esrlv The experience cr whea,
growers Is very uniformly IN favor cf early
sowing, he sooner It is put Ia after tia
tirst vt this month, the better The roots
have tins to get n strong hold or the
soil md otr not easily thrown out hy the
FROST
N''sci yonr Scni This mn, be- done hy
thtcshlng the bundles nnl, pNttAlh A few
strokes ol the hail viii knock out tho
plumpcI kctuos SoWe OF the hnnlnr
millS have riddles fot this PURPOSE, tunrnr
the smallest Kernels through, mud saving the
large ones Iot seed, AilculuH to this mat.
lct II oi great Importance II Vouwish 10 keep
up tho reputation at ANY given yWtiv The
early rcd varieties, such ~ tho puic Red Med.
ilcuoncon, ARE the most reliable pganI IN.
sect tNyngrs,
Use a DrW-lr Nou cultivate wheat In
any considerable quantity II viii soon ras
for itself IN the saving u makes in the seed,
and In The larger Weld per mere II wilhou,
drill, plow IN the seed With shallow Tor.
row,
Manure, DO not be afraid Of making tho
land too rich, Wheat will not grow .hc,e
buckwhcNi and snmr other grains might Weld
n toletnhlc crop, RatnNatd manur,s are NJ.
ways good mud sNifs Ashes, lime, plaster,
aud clover turned in green, Wlll each aud nll
pay, In certain conditions of tho soil. A.
good wheat can be- grown now ~ ever, In
the oldest parts Of the country, " cullyatots
Viii heed these snsHssiaa .a ssv~e, 'v.s,-
the insects happen 10 abound tor the tmc
bcing.-- American Agrieabwih
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

ur roH Rt,ELrUuoS--1'hc Washington
correspondent Of Now Nolh paper wti,.s
u, follows concerning The aspirations Of Mr.
buchanan
"dltIc doubt nov exists In The minds of
the knowing ones ih1t the President IN
candidate tof denomination. lie has thrown
his pledges 10 the dogs, and In Ipw months
Will bc openly m the fold, Tho llrgh
clique have been busy IN pclsundlng him 10
tls roursc, Dcsp1lfinr of clcrIlng onc ~
their number, they have ccn,ercd on tho old
man M the best mruns hv which their pres
cnl control NJ the Government can be pro.
Ionged, They have persuaded hm that
Northern man must hc run, md that Dong,
l1s l. the only slunhllng block io the suc.
ccsslul result NJ his wishes, This hns sefv,
ed lo imppu nm additional sharpness H. tho
t,nrur With which hc !, mnklnr his mlnona
pursue him. lle has always hated Douglas,
bat lhi. lust drn has added the gtern eye of
jealousy, lnlnS'ng fresh poison In The 'cnom
ol hls hrRit"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

Me-. CLtmrvs' CoSpir'cS.--bhe Nhef
Io,,csyile Cyp) Advocate of Fddoy eropiog
regrets 10 learn frow Richmoud, tbN bw
latls hopes are ruiorteinsd ior tue feco,ey
Of M,. Clemens. woptded IN the iFc due
with 0. Jennings Wise q is so,d tbd
modification las taken pace.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

~ An eccentric genius In Mississippi, In
view oi tho failure oi the Atlantic Table,
suggests TINT the company mukr ha ils
Of II mud 90 into the h-hinp business
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

LADY KILLED ByA CAsK0T BALL,-hs
the officers of the u. ). Arsenal u FmHk-
fort, Pa, were testing a few days siUee, .
mortar loaded with an ounce Of posdrr apd
a twen,y.rour pound ball, Mrs. Pigot ibe
wife OF the Superintendent Of The ArseDpi,
passed within range at distance Of abogl
one hundred yard, just as the piece was d,s-
charged, and was killed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15
THE POST.
AruE>>,rmID,Y, OCr, 10, ,Sos

NEw ORLEANS, uct 6,-The Steom ship
Dlask Warrior, with llayanna ds:rs of the
I'd, has arrived. The Naval magazine a, ha
wanna, filed with powder she'll and ,oekc,s,
exploded on the 25th, TweN,y-eigM per
soma were killed, aud lO5 Wounded, Mere
are supposed to be under the ruins Nine
teen new sugar houses were DESTROYED, Ma
ny buildings we're damoged, The whole
city was shocked, and the Gas Works ren,
dered useless. The police and rocps Orc
guarding Coucha, The officials are on the
ground, aiding the unfortnnaeS The cause
Of the explosion /. nknowU, The city u
In darkness