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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

THE EaSTuAN FUND.--The undersigned having
been appointed receivers of the above fund, will
state that the city Of Nashville and Davidson county,
have subscribed about three thousand dollars. We
have had very little information in relation to the
other counties of the State But would respectfully
request all persons taking interest in the other
counties to act promptly in the matter, and report
to US as early as possible it is desirable that we
should know the result at once.
We have just received forty dollars from gentle
man in rutherford county and our information is
that that county will send us some two hundred
more in a few a few days G. c. TcRBETT,
: r ANDERSON
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.

For SHERIFF.
Weare authorized tn announce JOHN K EDMUNDsoN as
candidate Sheriff Of Davidson county next election.
oct25 I'd
We are authorised announce III. HINTON cand
election for cce Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
az the ensuing March election sep25-d
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EMIN. PENDLETON & 90.

To all orders must be addressed They will supply the
proprietor prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold retail in Nashville by
DEMOVILLE & CO., cor Church and Cherry streets,
CIV. HENDERSBOTT,c Cedar st. & Pub So are,
BEECH & G00DLET, Market st. opposite Union st.
J STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets
to either of the above agents have
the pills sent (confdenay) by nail to part Of TIE
city country.
The tngreGen these pills made known to
selling tn They will tell IL they all they
are represented Ask fc- Dr. DuDO1cO's Gold en-
Pills. See the signature each box will Thea get
medicine you may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents or mphis,
WILSON & sTARBIRD, Agents for Louisville.
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By TELEGRAPH.


e q ~ FROM Warrington
WASHINGTON Dee IL.
discussions eetween lysrson and Bigger reSoectinr
the loyalty oFthe Northern Democrats TO the Sopfb
In answering Mr.. johnson. Mr. Trumbuu said thar
under the existing state OF affairs he would not adj
NIT as a sovereign State either community of
negroes or lndians. Johnson charged Doolittle
with sympathiZing witt Brown. Doalittle denied
such sympathy but SAID that the Virginia forav
dwindled into inslgnihcance compared with Atchi-
sons invasion OF Kansas. ---r.
HOrSE.-Mr Hickman charged Buchanan with
carrying the recent elections in PENNSYLVANIA by
promising that Kansas should come in as A free
State, and afterwards violating his PROMISES Ifick-
man said that the North has become convinced that
the only thing which will satisfy the South is the
right to carry slavery everywhere and plant it any
where, against the united wishes Of the North. He
said the North charged the South with the violation
OF old covenants, compactsr aBd compromises and
that it was well enoughtaat the South should know
It, lie said the Democratic party had been bank
rupted by Buchanan. and that the people would pre-
vent the threatened tSsututiOn of the Union
Gartrill asked how
Hickman replied that eighteen millions of freemen
raised 10 HlHstry;n habits of the right Kind will
always be ready to cope with eight millions with
out auMllaries. (Applause9 House adjourned.
WASHINGTON Dee 3--IIoUsE--McRae asked
Adrian whether il the Charleston Convention shall
adopt the Cincinnati PLATFORM he would support the
nominees? Adrian said No, unless the people of q
Territory have right TO decide the question of
slavery. Etheridge asked whether Democrats would
support Gimer ii thirty-fiye Or forty votes could
be poiled for Inn. and said the Southern mcmbeps
ought not to object as he held hundred slaves.
[Applausel
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 oUsE.-Sickles denied Kick
man 5 statement that the irreprcssbe conflict was
atact and so presented in lhe House. He also de-
MED that the South had violated her covenants, com
pacts and compromises He defended the North
from the sentiments aseribed to it by Hickman
SENArE-Mr. Clay, on Nasons resolution, said that
the South had good disrust the professions
OF the Opposition when one treats ths matter with
levity and another ridicules the cowarlee, weak
ness and impotence of the South in suffering hand
full of men to take Harpcrs Ferry &c.
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SANFOED,S ssEATEIsN!!!

4 HAVE these Heaters and Furnaces for warm
& with pure air venIang Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings Halls. Churches, Stores &c, with without Re
gsters They powerful Heaters and fuel
savers known-one large heater warming two
using about quality coal that ordinary coal
would require.
have them put ~ in successful operation in several
sto city and will guarantee that they
I represent them.
Pamphlets giving full description and of parties who
have then in sent by mail
/ J W WILSON,
| dec3-dtRGw2t II College Street
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SurREME CORR DECISIONS Firm CRCUT.-M. NJ
Brien vs.. Peterman & Cope.-Opinion by Wright
Justice affirming Judgment
H. Danton vs.. G. Mayberry.-Opinion by Caruth-
ers, Justice, affirming Judgment
NJ II. Workman ct ais. vs.. W. Cherry-Opiuion
by Mckinney Justice. reversing Judgment and re-
mandng cause.
J. H. Benson vs. Jno. Porterield-O Opinion by Nc
Kinney, Justice, reversing decree and dismissing
bill
W Bailey VS.. Solo. Frisby ct als.-Oainion by
Wright Justice, affirming decree.
T. T. Crowdcn ". C. Dumly.-Op Opinion by Wright
Justice reversing decree remandng cause for an
swer.
d. Hunter vs.. F. Robnson.-O Opinion by Wright
Justice. affirming decree.
: A Adams and wifi, vs.. J. y Carr ct als.-Opin-
ion by Mckinney Justice, affirming decree and re-
manding cause.
Carthage and II. Turnpike Co. vs.. II. B. Mcdonald,
Opinion by Caruthcrs. Justice. affirming decree.
E. DoweI Jr ct ais. rs. iE. Dowell ct als.-Opin-
ion by Caruthsrs. Justice. affirming decree.
A Cuo,cr FAra fronting on the Tennessee and Ala
bpms Railroad 30 miles South of Nashville and one
mile North of Carriers Creek Depot about IS acres
so cleared iac water first rate SOL and one of the
handsomcst residence sites. with splendid view Of
the Railroad sale 90 take place the farm. on
Tuesday the 10Th INST. at II o'clock. \. NJ. One
third cash. ana 1h, balance in and two years
without interest good notes AMI lien upon land
vita me at Nashville or be on hand on sale day,
Title nerfect made by the Clerk and Master az Co
Ir,hIo JOIN Z. CAMPBELL
dec l3-dktw.-2L
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Wagon Sheets and Tent Cloths,

Also three and four ply ducks for covers from 10 to iO
inches wide; and a'ge lot Of Negro Blankets Socks
Jeans Whs Plaid Osnaburgs, Plain and Plaid Luseys'
A.C.&A. D. BEECH,
o-i99-tf Nc. 81 College Street.
R- The Great SeCTet.--There
Sk%@sS d without its attendant inn mHau'n
To suldue the is the first thing to accomplish In
burns bruises, rn,ls, and plies, reuma % &c
As Intervals. apply at DALLEl'S MAGICAL PALh
EIIRAGTOR. This all healing, allpowerfu anti iote' in
aUIy allays mmaton and consequently strikes a. the
root o. The disease 4 now is at once effected
For sale il New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J.WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and Isl Charities street.
soleG gents for southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed noy@7.d&Tim
DR.. m,CiinIOck'S Asthma Remedy--Within
week after with this medicine, the Ashmsc suffer
er will speak without whe King, breathe without dis
tress and lie with of suaocaon; and the
amen eat will go till perez restoration ELECTED 1t re
eves whooprg cough Of its worst symptoms, and curtas the
reriod Of the disea1e. Price 50 cents. soldhy
-, % dEElm 20. G. BROWN. Nashville
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"LrCEs STlBa' is, with the children, as familiar
as household words" and with the little folks Mr.
LUCK the greatest to Santa Claus il the
world. AMI no wonder. for his store is ST Nicholas
Depot. where every imaginable contrivInce and toy
to please children can be- found Mr. Lick has Just
reeeiyedaa alituJaa stock for the holidays and all
parents wishing to delight their children will be
sure t. make purchases OF Mr.. LICK.
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IL. mcCIin,ock,. PecrornI srrnp. .t.pd5r

~
in the profession. DR. McCntnck ha7 given
this world under the Of his high repu
taon as means certain aiate permanent relic in
diseases Of throat lungs which have defed all other
dies. Price H.. Soidby 10 G. BROWN.
10 ,27-dGwlm Nashville.
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LAW BOOKS.
> . Nm Y u Il X q CO.,
B0O xsELLERs,

Have Just received the following csllasson If
Law publications. to which they beg to ingiss tlse
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Es Ock city uard Ban d :,
| PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.
FRANK BELER, Leader.
TBNHE above Band, composer Professional Musicians
organized and fully prepared musical orders fer
Funerals Professions, Parases, Serenades Pic MICS Fairs
bls IS, &c
The Bani is under the Dictatorship Of HERSCHELL FEN
TON. Applications him his the the City
Bank either of the Music AShbrooks bust
agent, will meet with prompt attention.
dec9-2W Z. C. JOHNSON, SecretarT.
Do Bells PiEpinsfor sale by A JENKINS,
gDtD deg No IA South Market Street.
APpIeIOn'S Railroad Guide,
FOR DECEMBER,
Just received By HA5AN & TREANOR,
deco No. 6 Union Street.
Yankee Nations,
FOR JANCA AIRY Is6O,
just received by HAGAN & TIRE AMOR,
Union Street.
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Extra Fine Sugar

"TE have just received direct from New Orleans s. hbds
w Of stict Sugar decidedly best now in mar
This Sugar has been repackehe hogshesds are
NIL, nd in most excellent shit ping order.
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
Hand :
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see First and Fourth Pages.

II" II LIST OF UONTENTbs
First PAGE-Teanessee Legislature.
FOURTH PAoE.-Speeeh of Hon A. J. VAUGHAN, o
Monroe county, on the Bayless Resolutions.
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We call the attention 81 our readers the sale of
magnificent furniture cIrpetings, pianos, with all
the necessary AMI ornamental articles for parlors.
chambers, cabinets halls. passages, kitchens, etc,
etc. SHIELDS thinks that that piano and the beau
tiful aud dI-rrsit.1 variety Of birds Of every
chime aud rlumaGs viii secure attendance Of ap-
precIativc taste ami ~. would not be surprised.
Sale tomorrow narHilg December the 18th at 10
o'clock precisely al he marble residence Of Doctor
wAENE. See particulars in advertisement of BEN.
F SHIETp,S Co
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m~~s To interrupt a Disease is

1$NS To interrupt "a Disease is
%AS&@-~lS NOT TO CURE IT.-Many preparations will
to he victim of internal brie: cessation from
pain and irritation, butOnly Medicine present
the world will actually extrpste disease the
patient from all Unpleasant consequences That Medicine is
WINERS CANADIAN TERNZFUGE; it stands alone
preached it has the sanction of the highest medical authority
and should stand the mantle piece OF every the
United Mothers look you value your chdrens
health Snd life.
Be particular and remember the name winers Canadian
vsrmfugs This the only be depended OIL
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO,
81 and Isl Chartres street.
nov27-d&wlm Sole Proprietors
DIR. m'CIinIOck's Cold and Cough Mix
TURE combination of natures vegetable antdCtes to the
breathing appara pro
very every vesge Of Inflammation from the lungs
throat the respiration perfect health
Price p cents Sold by JO G. BROWN.
nov27-d&wlm Nashville.
49, ". A. FahncstOCk'S VcT-
49, MIFUGE FOR -wORM--Aessrs. 3. 4
FdhHestOek d Co. GentlemeR Some years since
mended B. H. Fdhnesocks Yermifuge my relative. NJ
Charles West county, Mississippi Scr child, eigh
=enmonths old which Supposed be dying from fits He
gave three which brought from tape
5eayoHe feet long, and cured the child This pre-
and have shown planters his and the adjoining
sold thousands of bottles Of your Yernuge
with prct satisfaction the purchasers. If this will lie Of
any calling attention your valuable remedy
are at liberty to use it. JAMES P HARPER,
or the firm Of Harper Son, Druggists Bayou Sara, la.
Il ? Purchasers shOalG look eel the
wrapper aad that they buying B. A FAhNEsTocR VER
NFUaE and ootEer nOy27-wIm
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.-The river is rising rapidly
with ten feet water on the falls
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Deslrncliyc Fire.

NEW York, Dec. l3-1he Americans Tract Socie
tvs Repository and binde-y, was damaged by fir
and water to-day to the extent of 81 900
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For Criminal COurt Clerk.

For Criminal COurt Clerk.
Weare authorized to CHAs. 4. DIGGoN cald
date for Criminal Court CLERK. uys-d
We authOrzed to Dr.. n. Patterson, cand
dao or Clerk the Criminal Court Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election may25-d
We authorized john SHANE, Eqr ac1nd
rseleci to the Office Of Criminal Clerk the
next March erection.
We authorized to RoBT H. CAMPBELL cand
date for Criminal Court the ensuing March election
augl4-td
For County Trustee.
Weare authorized tOan TH0S. 7. SAUNDERS can
ddae Country Davidson county at
the election to be held in March 1860. APPS
We authorized to ISHAM CLARK a candi-
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
aug27-d
We authorized to SAMUEL P. AAENT, a
candidate County OF Davidson county, the
March election. - lsep2-d'
We authorized to HAsDN P DO candi-
the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized JNo. W. MARTIN can
ddae for County Trusteeat the ensuing March election.
octll-dtd.
We authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as a
candidate County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. octlI-dtd.
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River New,

DEPARTURE OF the EurOpa,
NEw York Dec. l3.-The steamer Europa sails
tomorrow for Liverpool She takes the New Or
leans mails Of the seventh
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COMMERCIAL.
RANE NOTE AND ExCHANcE LIsr.

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsyills. s
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank Memphis
Me;hanics Bank. Memphis.
memphis Savings II 1titGtiOn.
Tx change Bank, Murfretshoro' = alt
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Ba1k Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne, TsEewell.
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A Card 10 Inc LAdIeSssUrs Du p0nCO's Fe-
riOdiCaI Pills for Females infalIble for re
moving stoppages irregularities of the menses
pills nothing hut have been uaed 81 the loctn
many years. 10th France and America with
unparalleled n and he urged by many
them the pills public
alienation irregularities whaeve
and as preventive whose health will permit In
Of family,
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
agaust using pills while in the prop
assumes after the shove admonion, ALTHOUGH
their mdness prevent any injury health otherwise
these pills Directions accompany each box
Price 8 l. Sold wholesale by
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THR LOUIsVILLE PAPEEls received aAlly
HA6AN J0HEseS,
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The NEST ETfica cious Remedy for the


The mGst Effica ciOuS Remedy for the
Head now in Use.
This has gained considerable reputation in this
locality, having used with the successful and crafty
ing by quite goody number Of the citizens Of Nashville
vicinity, who will unhestatDsy sustain il the excellent
qualities claim for this remedial agent DENoyEs
Tonic the hsir to its original color promotes its
growth falling dandruG, and speedily
cures Of the scalp TIE proprietor could ersy FIJI
cards best known citizens, certifying to
great and cleansing properties Of the preparations
not deem such his part at all necessary
Those who give it trial need further proof to satisfy them
that it is what tits represented to be.
Sold at the Drug Store of
DEMOVILJE & CO.,
Corner of Church snd Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Also by ". BERRY 81 DENcVILLE, EWIN, PENDLE-
TON co aug24
Auttion Sale of Extra Rich Furniture. Pi-
amos, Carpetings, oii Paintings, Dim
ing, BrcakTasI and Tea Sets,
Glass ware, &c.s &c.
DFNJ F SHIELDS will sell on Thursday, Dec. 18Th, corr
melcins At Il, precisely the marble re
Ware, lOi COlee street the entire
t-nts # Psror Cham LA s. CABINET Dini-g Room and
Kitchen consisting elegant Furniture and Furnish
ing articles useful AMI mental very srperoT
grand Rosewood FinO Each will be numbered
consecuiyey aad the contents Old in hr order, With ut
highest bdir dItl Ih IS closed The Doc
having essld the premises for a term years
vii BE- comfortably heated specially for the ladies'
who par.cullriy invited to attsnd.
TERMSAII under sOO cash, ali 500 AMI
credit with approved ndo eIs ays IN one Of the city AXIS
dscl-td REM r. SIIELDS, Al. tJueeT-
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PAR Silver .
Exchange.
Cotton.

compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts the various the LIST of sepien
her from the Iats: mail iaes received at this oiIe:
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COALI COALI COAL!
| II HAVE in the yard
II so Tons Selected Lump,
500 . Screened Round
500 I" Fine for Blacssmhs
/ which viii sell at the fol owing reduced rates
Large Select Lump, 81 cents per bushel;
Screened Round ~ -
| Blacksmith IS
Orders left at Box g. Post Once or at yard back ON
| dec9 SAMUEL }. AGNEW.
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yUyE partnership hitherto existing between HAeAS JOHN
SOW this day mutual consent The accounts
AGAINST the firm will settled BY sgan& Treanos and toso
AH4e'Vs1' " ~ JOHN T. HAdAH,
noV26 A. W. dVhNsON'
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TUNE splendid manOn recently ereced By Wesley Mhes
with about thirty eight 81 land upou which = Is a
tud Is offered for sale. The house situated on hi
about mile shove the city, the north sds ana ol
hundred yards from tbs Cumberland River N toss
trees which point portion o. me e - m
fall view The house contains about siAeh room a. AA
somey ane conveniently arranged, VIII water and 60 PIPES n
.v~rv room NJ 1jls r. &c best materials and the ot
dru Architectural styie I've thirds Of the land is Covered
Win ane Ire fSt timber and the remainder s we'll calculated
and growing hne futs port Of shch al
r5y set with vass q fruit tres straSherres grapes &C
"a ling nos ed In business in Liverpool, Eug
t. rcs fhs Ger Of his property Address the
dsrsigne AZ Nashville, VINO esde on and VII snow me proper
" asa s,'s - HOBsON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

OF tee .-d having been fastened BY his arms,
contrary OF .oci,rs stepped forward. and Cred the
ccntsn,s OF their muskets osdei With ball. into n's
booy. Tls tso corpses we're then ef, suspended -
warning q, tie place Of execution until sunset
II is recorded that crimes committed IKE tneee oy
the cuprts who. a. just related hsd been 40 bsros
rorsly executed were formerly punished IN me fon}s
ing manner, namely: the criminal wss isshed oy ~,
eNfremities 10 four elephants, each Of these poSe,n
quartCrs Of the compass they were then sl I. the
sane time urged forward by their drivers, and Tue
criminal wss almost instan,aneousy torn Into pssce-.
Wb.ca of the methods Whether to be torn by ee-
nhsuis or thai by which both husbsnd aud wife SUI
s7s6 Wa. the ore revolving, il VIII b. difficult -
mf,c. Although had been instrumental in saving
ife he OF one person in this drama felt poigaaosly
he sorrow # ny rd having been s9usy successful a.
reqs.C, the two others. ROBERT IL SchoNsUSes.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Odyssey Homer with Notes BY John J. Owen, d. d.
Sixteen th Edition. limo. pp 56s. Lesyitt Allen:
Poems BY Clarence Msnssn; with Biographies. Intro
duction BY John Mitchell. l2mo. pp 800. p. H. hav'
erty ,,a.a
limo pp. 347. d. Appleton Co.
Gleanipss from HsveFieds Of Literature Science, and
Ait. Collected by C. c. BOmbsugh, NJ llmo. PIP.
527 T. Newton kuItz.
Life Of Juu. Caesar. BY Henry g. Ldde, D. D. lsno PP
247. Sheldon j. Co.
Life Of vittoa Coonus By Adophus TrollOpe lsmo PIP
247. The Same. o..
The Palace oihe Great King BY the Rev Hollis Read limo
Do 4C8. c. ScrbneT .
Sword and Gown By the author Of Guy Livingstone limo
DID, 49, Tictnor l. Fields
Sermons preached and revised by the Rev G. H. Spuseon
Sixth Series. limo. 10. 40 Sheldon 4 Go.
Historical Nndatons Discourse the Province and Uses
Of Baptist History. by Sewsn 8. Cutting. l2no. PIP
Edith. The Bscswood. Girl By Mr.. L. c. Tuthl. lsmo
The Bpy. Own Toy. Maker BY f. Lsndel.. l8mo PIP 49,
ID. Appleton Co. -. ,.x, uu,.a 4,
VIOLA 8yo. Little, Brown Co.
lraops and Speeches Various Occssions by EDWARD I've
Tett Vol III. 8yo pP s47. Lhte, Brown Il Go. Sold
by Bakemsn Mason.
A.. Ino1rv into The Formation Of Wnhingons Farewell Ad
dress 8vo. PIP $50 Parry Mcmillan. ~
The Figb.en Christian Centuries BY the Rev James hts
I2mo pp $50. Parry ~ MILAN.
Lizzy Glenn or tho Trials Of seamsIes' ny L. o. A'h'
I2uo. PIP. 2S. T. b. Peterson Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

SEEDING CoRSLaND To GE.ss.-One Of the real
progressiye farmers Of illinois" one VINO does not
fear such truths g. Scion Robinson told toe farmers In
b. address at Hartford writes Of hls success with
piece of suIisce-dIaned swsmp-land, which was too
wet TO pillow IN the Spring, in seeding 1t with grass
amorg com, II the all. He says
Last year, while thinking the matter over snd
wondering whether i would not Go 10 SOW gra.s seed
among the corn. sc article appeared N THE DAILY
TRIBtS ~ recommending II. This decided the matter,
and tie men were set 70 work about The middle OF
AuRui or little before with garden rake. 70 smooth
the rough places and prepare the ground Tor seei W.
then sowed literally with timothy. When the proper
time came W cut the up al the ground, a. asua
IL the Spring rolled the ground while rather son,
and have seldom hsd elds left IL smoother and better
cCr6l.icn I, the moving machine. The seed took re-
ua,kaby Vel, and produced this year tine crop o.
exceien; hay. That editorial was worth the cos. q
1nE DuLY TRIBUNE for five years. Thinking TIA
others may po,sibly profit by TINS experiment, ven
ture 20 give L 70 your reste-s.