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DEPARTMENT

THOUSANDS Of persons drafted In Tsunes
ce. are offering large prices for substitutes.
The supply of substitutes. however. /. not
half equal to the demand. and the market
price Is going up daily.
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Losr-At the Catholic FESTIVAL. en- Tues
asv night. At the National Han. = DoVsIE
ssocHr sxAwL The finder VII coniera
favor BY bringing Il 10 the undersigned or 70
ln. PhHlis WAT.
The shawl len by mistake IA exchange tor
the lost o%ne.sill be returned on The delivery
Of the missing one referred 70.
q. BEDE osCONSOR
o : Z
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Az EARNEST ArprAL-Dr. Z. Y Ball. 10
another column. makes an earnest appeal 10
those whose health he has attended 70 Tor
years past, TO call and settle. and If possible
paw ~. This Is a reasonable request and
ought 10 be needed.
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Attestsoa 90.

Yo. are hereby notified 10 meet at your
Engine House on Ful,y evening J~nnary
18th, nc 7 o'clock. for Transaction OF impor'
sans business. All The members are desir
ell to attend By ofdss Of
t.nl6-d2t RoBT }. SCOTT. Pse>t.
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Fox RKST.-A neat dwelling suitable Tor
ssmall family in the most pleasant part Of
the city. Will be rented low. 10 a prompt
paying tenant. Apply at this Office. dtf
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B

BoAkpno.-five or sis persons can DC ae-
oounodased ~ish bosrding. by making ApEal
cation a, he south west ccrne Of Sixth snd
Chestnut streets jahiodiw
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- Bemerbsr he grand Revival Ball
u Toe HIbsrni.n Benevolent Society that a
90 De bed In TIE National Hall on the night
ef tie lsth Of January du
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BRooxs-Mr. a. J.. sherman. on account
Of IN health. has been compelled 20 retire
from tho business Of manufacturing brooms.
and IA succeeded by Mr. George Adair. Who
will supply the customers Of Mr.. sherman
with a good article At low prices. U~anisf2t
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EH- There will be a meeting Of the mem.
befs Of the Baldwin Presbyterian Church
aud Cong egatiou. on Friday evening. Janu-
ary l7th. at ! o'clock. TO elect two Trus.
tees "a hll vacancies. and 20 hear the report
OF the Trustees. nv order OF the
D3t TRUSTEES.
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eH-Mr. Leake will resume the exercises
Of his School on Monday. the 18th inst
Terms as heretofore.
Jan. 3. COT
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So ssrusncus - serofaious sn.sioas 1e tAe
esrse. he histt. q MANKIND. They
are vie and nithy 50 ksi. rscy .fse from
sotamlpsnoh and ln NtAe blood. and arr 70
% -esn AL around n everywhere. ons ouArteg -
all We meet are tainted with tbem. Ant one qusrisr
& these die q them; die fooi~hly too. heea1s tbs,
arc durable. ASnKs skAsAT snIlA cleanses cot IN
s~crofuiOas corruption irou The blood. renders Il vurg
md healthy. Ad erectusly expuEgaIe~ the fSul
ontanansuon from hc sy.icm. Ne Lager grcnn
lndeT yoar Sc o ulcas Disorders. since ths irrezs'a-
lie Ana has prSyiasd his mastery ooGbanauo- -
urauve virtues Lhsi be calls S1ks0 u~asiA-fpeu-
cra;. Waterbury. c..
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Come All We, nv squad In the Irish
Hrlsate.

Col. Mulligan says he must have satisiAe-
ton for the deeds done az Lexington. Nsih
Col Mullen ~ our leader. Nc will go and az
sist him. be il to Lexington OF elseshere.-
The Uuion must DC preserved. Let u all
20 70 reinforce him. Call AZ Our Office In
tho Linton Beck, aud NC viii tell YOU where
BIZ Head Quarters sre.
BEN. EBBlTT,
dr.. J. +. MOORE.
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Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL

~ TT ||||N0|T -
XNNYnTH CoNCREss-Fs,r Sr..,o-
W~ksuiSszox, Jan. -.
Hocsr Mr. Nonaav introduced a Joint
resolution 70 promots ssiciency uf ffoors
serving in the Department Of Kansas
Nr. Carr l~ntrcdscel 4 resolution which
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

WAsnrSeroS. Jan I5-Mr. Rodman, Chief
Clerk OF the I reasury Department. died this
morning. after a few DAYS illness.
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HENRY
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TEkRg HAUTE. INDIANA
SPECIAL attention given TO Col
olrSfiors ~ Al kiuta. cm ai-o stt~uf r~curt3
q al buzuess ertruret q IA care e. Msrftfrsfe.
January t1ed
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Tonic.

Tonic. -
Prom Col. Albert Pike. N. C.. from ASkoS1el
wASHIsoToS. ID.
II have used two bottles Of youf( I'M ~
LAND BsrTxrs. and have found Il very es<eaf - etss
q Indigestion and Headache, and ecomnen " g.
all who need a pheasant and enpscious remedy and
valuable tonic.
TIE laie High sheriff or Allegheny eoun<y has
given Us the following
Twas afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Or
yAns amounting 20 a severe attack Of Dyspepsia.
which had reduced my nesh considerably. Ny wife
~ss also afflicted under tho same circumstances. and
with the same disease. Having used your medicine
called BaKHAvk's HOLLAND BsrnKs, We both obtain-
n relief, ana are happy 20 afford you ihsr puhasc
evidence Of is value.
John foRsrTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan 22d, lsST.
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The 1raitor Breckinridgf 40 nowiing
Green.

LottssnLr. jsa LA ~ihoroaehiy reiis
Die gentleman just arrived reports having
seen John O. Brcrkinrflec ~ Ro-ifag Green
On Friday las.
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SKIRTS.


NEW SUPPLY
kECklVED THIS DAY.
AT VARIOUS PRICES
Edsau. McDougal a. 60.
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N O w T. Il M
+. c. coxss. Ia coxps.
COMBS - BROTHER
HAvIS6 recently parel s~ TIE Goa Bsp. fr-
m.ry known a. he sCtkE nlNE>,' one
s-d-thre~-Qusrter uil~s vest q the city. are n0~
Of Pared q furnish h ciurcn~ q T~rrr-Heutr snd
vanlts. with A god srticis ~ well-screened coal. =
d<urss 90 sait th-se p1riiouk iiulea
We src also kssnts for the HIGHLAND. Brazil al
Farmershurg c Al Nines
sT order. leh 81 N ~VigoCoany $-ies o. 81 u.
r-sieence q either proprietor. near tie hichniona
Ralrosc epof. sii - rnef 81 ~hort no-ico.
Give ~ a trial.
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Brrhaye,s Holland Biuer,-

The Philadelphia ArDss. IN sisaking q tho isse
eshlbiuor hold IN that city BY the Franklin Inst
tats. says.
ia notieiug medicines. Ne are always extremely
eaat ous. unless satisfied u the merits Of he article.
Among those exhibited l. The celebrated HorAnt
Blriers. his medicine hss been extensively intro
eueed In every state IN The rnion. and into ITO Can
adam Province. principally within he last to-
years. The exhitsuoa shows testimonials IN eve,
language known n America. among which ne no
tce one from che late Hon. John n. Clayton. 81
Delaware"
Dyspepsia. Headache and Indlge-slcc. ~ ~taca
al persons are more OF les affected. can usually ~
cured by moderate e~xsrcise. wholesome food. ard .
dose ofB~rhave's Holland Biasss sns ho1r beso~
each nssi."-BaR. ssa. riAx.inl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO TO SICoLoys
PREMIUM
Fine Art Gallery 7
loo NAIN sTEET

II lIle AIL NalleTV
loo xAfr sTEEI,
To have yvar nctzrc< taken In Ell he saricus siyis
known 90 the art
The following complimentary notice is'aken frou
the Missouri D.moorat.
lunAcK As0rsTer sUrTERIss kEuEssD ~ TAX
rss McLEAx's srkxxssaKN1so cozbAL-since the
f7th Il August the following cs-es have been re
ported cured.
$50 rsr.ous have been cured OtGcnerAl Debility.
O. Scrvoos DEBILITY.
- 4" " diseases u Kidneys.
iso who have been africtsd with various
complaints. Fsyer. chrouio Disrrhoes. DyseutaTy.
Liver Complaint, Night swesis, Dyspepsia sns
wssknsss q the Dgc-tivs Organs. have been cured.
bosscss n large uumber from whom Nc have net yet
heard.
NsL~An's sueBSheIlngc Cordial and Biood Purifier
l. = remedy required by every enc in the Western
and Southern country, Il Is very plsasans Snc
agreeable 70 tAko. and IL can he taken by man. 80
man Or child.
A. eiureuc. ~ all cue any disease q the Kid.
neys - Bladder. sDa - an alternative. Il ~lii purity
de blood. AID reia0vc III pimpiss. sores or bIoschss
from The skln.
Try it-ons draoAm j. saEcisni 10 c~0avince ,hs
mosi sspsicaiOf a. wonderfui strengthening and IN.
sisOratins properties.
See the advertisement In another coluu1.
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Warranted Purely Vegetable /.

Warranted Purely Vegetable. .
Is. 900 FIVE MILLIONS OF BOXES or BRAN
DkETH's PILLS ARE SOLD YEARLY. THE SAIL
sTEADILx Increases. and yet thousands y bon
colds and fevers. which these pills ooul1 1nss
cure. Brandreth's Pills are simple. but rnaaa<cheo
for efficacy. How important that We a; osscc secure
sn advantage over sickness when IL can be bad A.
at outlay 81 only 25 cents. -
NJ. J. c. RapPelyeA. Of Monmouth n.e<1, -
writes, March ~, ls5s
81 was troubled in January lax
for several days, and took ten grains q c1Iom>1 =
obtain relief. Iosught cold. ! suppose; al any rate,
a severe diarrba>a set in, which my medical attend
ant found Il impossible 10 arrest. This was followed
By dysentsry. Ny strength Wa all gene. Every
thing passed through me as took H. a friend FROM
New York. Mr.. George Lewis, fortunately called ca
NE, and advised rs .SpnErm's PuIs. l thought IA
ny weak condition one pin would be enough. bus
10 administered four. and he next morning -four
more Much inpuriiy CAM from me. and. % ny
surprise. the soreness and pain diminished. on
box cured me fully. 1 am nov hearty, with a good
appctite. Once. 2ss c~ka1 serrst. and Nv al drug
gists.
oe-pectAlis ds..s D.nia~in
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MEDICAL.

nR d. 4. WALLACE offers his
IL essf~sso-al s--vsce. - he dfisfns a Ierrs-
lfaute sn1 slrrp1edfnr crlntry-
~orTlcf-Ferr fcersweS cfG ". fsfrth's puE
<lare.
Krsfpr<cx-on s~sn. esi-e<a ca sn1 -
streets a.ls.~e-
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M6ER,

IN EAkNEST.-All persons know
i NJ ne se'vss 20 ~ indettei % g. either ~
n.ts ~ sccouat vii save tfou IL ~ paging NJ st
oac-. We sr- DIE -mfn~d 70 cob Ct eut oaIue-
taterrst~d wfl dowrn - heec thls waruiae
- hsvr - hsnt e large stck q srssousd lun.
hrr. ere. wskh We are ofrriug ~ l1s pfice> ~
Cash Only.
A. r-oa his prspe pie ws shs I 40 Business n fsicre.
n. D. TOPPING 4 o.
Nsrd srd Once "a iaFaystf- s.. rory NC.nsl.
Dessmber Ia. eswim
Joarnsi coy
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srnclAL 30 rEiprSf

The senate vii! probably pass the House
bin Tor she abolition OF the ranking priv
iege without delay.
The House judiciary Committee stands
IN the abseuee VI No. Hickman, is Chair
man. -four 10 Hour on the oil ior the COATS "a.
toa % the property Vi rebels. and the en- ,n
cptuon OF their > aves. The bill " not
Stud thus long.
Neither the President ror Secretary Of
War. up 20 q. day. has received any mlelli
q. &C respecting the resignation ct Geueral
Seel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
Hints on Agriculture.

The rule Of every farm. unless in ex-
tra0rdinary situations oil fertility, Is to
exoenl on it tvo-thirds OF whatever is
.rowa. such farm cannot be worn out.
bat with dc .cnt management, is constantly
growing bettcr
Countries which have the largest popu-
lati3a, where agriculture is Thoroughly
oracticcI, grow more and more proiuct-
i've. Belgium is the most thielly settled
country in Europe it has been cultivated
Ike garden for centuries, and its yearly
produce is constantly increasing.
There is, doubtless, limit to the pos
siole production of farm but we doubt
if it was ever reached. We think sixty
buahel. OF wheat % an acre a great yield,
and so it is compared with cur average
harvest Of ten or fifteen; BAT ii IS quite
possible, by high culture, to raise one
hundred bushels on an acre.
Drilling saves ,wo.;hirls Of the seed
alone, and often increases by one-third the
crop The saving Of tae seed alone in
one year, oa god sized farm, would pay
IL ts4S A4dCfttt!Ss
In broadcast sowing some Of the seed
is buried too deeply; some lies upon tn
surface; here it is crowded together ;
there it is separated too widely. fae
drill places the svol just where it is
wautel, The proper depth for wheat is
from one to two inches.
The time will come when wheat drilled
in rows will be cultivated as carefully as
corn. with an immense increase in its pro-
Iductiyeness.
Wherever land needs manuring it pay,
to manure well. Suppose ten dollars
worth OF manure on an acre Of land gives
you a crop worth thirty dollars. and
twenty dollars worth gives you a crop
worth ouly forty dollars, You are still the
gamer, and viii be for years to come.
\ few bones at the roots of a fruit tree
or grape vine will supply it for q dozen
years with just the nutrlment it requires,
the best wheat fields in Europe are its
old battle fields. No man who mas a farm
or garden should ever sell bones or ashes
Straw is worth more for manure than il
ever brings when sold in market.
Our farmers think they do very well
to get ten dollars net profit from an acre
of land, but it would ba poor acre d
garden that did not pay a hundred, and
I've have orchards that pay thousand
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
The Tax Bill.

The following are some Of the provisions
of the new tax BILL
1t provides for the appointment by tho
| President of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, with salary Of $4,000 per!
| annum his Office to be i'll the Treasury
lDepartmeut, with u suitable number OF
clerks.
The country is to be divided, as tho
President may direct, into convenient COL
| Iectiye districts, with al Assessor and Col
lcctors appointed by the President for each
district, who shall have power to appoint
such deputies as are necessary.
This bill ptovid:s duty On spirituous
liquors of 10 cents PER gallon; ale aud
beer, 81 per Dbl f; stem and leaf tobacco,
cts, per pound, to add when manufactur.
ed 5 cts, and on cigars 5, 10 and and 20
cents per pound according to value; on
lard and Iinsced OIL burning fuid and coal
oil, . cents per gallon gas per 1000 feet
% cents bank note paper, cents per
pound printing paper, 3 mills per pound;
soap, mills per pound salt, i cents per
| 100 pounds sole leather, l cent per
pound upper leather, h cents per pound:
! Hour, 10 cts. per barrel all other man.
ufactures 3 per cent al valorem.
Onrailroad passengers mills per milo
Of travel commutaton ticket 4 per cent;
steamboat travel / mill per mile ; omnibus
/ herry-boat and morse railroads 3 per cent,
on gross receipts advertisements per
cent on the amount OF receipts annually:
for the use Of carriages annually, from
to 10 dollars, according to value; gold
watchcssl silver Watches so cents gold
alato % cca.s per ounce; silver plate 8
cents pc. ouace biliard tables $50; on
slaughtered cattle - eeats each hogs 10
centS.shyep } each license for Bankers
500 aaetioncer8 SO; wholesale dealers
$50 retail dealers in liqoors SO; retail
dealers in eools $40; pawnbsokers SO;
reetifyers 5 I0U brewers $50 hotels, inns
aud tae ems graduated according to rental.
from 81 to S2U0; eating houses $40; com!
mercial brokers SO; theaters Sl0D; CIR
cuscs $50 bowling alleys 50; wholesale
peicrs $50 others from 50 to 20; coal
oil distiilars, $50 income, B per cent on
all owe. 5000, deducIiu3 the income de-
rived from dividends, 80, which are taxed
separately; railroad bonds and dividends
i OF banks and saving institutions, ) per
cent payment Of all salaries OF officers in
/ the civil military and naval service ot tho
United States including Senat rs and mem.
/ bcrs Of Congress, 3 per cent; legacies and
j listributiyc shares OF personal property OF
dceeascl persons, from | to , per cent ac-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28

ccedingly strongly fortified. B'ttery upon
battery, and rifle pits almost without num-
ber They left there to make further search
toward Ball Run for the rebels, on arriving
at Bull Run, they found that place also va
cate |, the rebel, had lcft and bIowcd up the
bridg, over Bull Rur, and the bridge over
Cub Creek Manassas is also deserted, the
dep9ts are burned and all their bridges de-
stroyed. 1hy left Centreyllc on Sunday,
Bull Run and Mabassis on Monday. The
frees 1T thas, lltces was ycry great. Hun
dreds OF c0ntrtbands are finding their way
to Washington oycrjoyed with the pleasures
Of freedom | cannot inform you how long
we shnll tarry at this place, but probt5ly
not Ing. Oar plans h We been broken by
the enemy's fight, and shall have to wait
for new orders We are in sight Of Fairfax
that once b,nntiiul villaLt, is now scene Of
ruin. We may never have an opportunity
t, fg't them, but we have frightened them
exceedingly. TIE boys are in excellent
health and spirits, and very anxious to fol-
low them up It VII take some time to re-
pair the roads and bridges.
Respectfully Yours,
Isaac FR,ztER, Capt c.. b,
oh Regiment, Me-, V. NJ.
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Goyytap1n leRtc.
paUasA BLAND. ;. L.
VI luth. l'i3

}
Ma Ep,r1R At tbls ttm, u .rsn .,!o" sug
account. ot t ,c < rf'ds y'c:lrc' tr'm our
arnic. in diF rect ptr;.of the c,uatey &C
reaching ylu. yl4t nr4fi, ar sw ltns with
gratitude An4 synFe'5y iur our hr"e by
who are taus cn gel |: with sp.uc int
fiIenec t. It el.in tic reiSile-r Of calling
YOUR at;cntion Ia the s.h " iar Regiment -
Although We may n't participate IA any
great achievement in tie ,veai of which
woali bring US into no:orsety, vt. evan IN
our cDmparatiye inactivity, We hap" not to
b. 'ors ,tt'n. In fact, - lpHc Is W ar f'r-
ni.hed with rltiins u .'hari hrrsi. and
are allowed u eaj y oar owa fe9;eii~n',
whether We succe j in acc mplis Ing any
ohje,t worthy OF vrlss, or fail in the At
tempt or even fail u make an attempt, We
shall not ccasS to make u noise, even Il iar
no other purpose than to remind YOU that
We are ye, alive.
But since my las. letter to You we have IN
sJne respects b.en agree sbly dealt with In
the first place it was like giving US new life
to leave old Illtoa Head. Having STOPPED
there for 50 long . time, we had hscIne
weary Of the series OF lAb)rs to which We
were subject We have made our mark
there, however which will MT only last to
the Of time, but will nj ird an 'jjeet of
wondermcnt and admiration for those who
may ever visit the place. But our la5ofs
there We hope are ended.
Orders came one day for five Of the most
effective companies conmtndal by Leat.
Col Woodman to make tracks up fhcr,
which were complied with on the l4th Of
last month. After bidding udeg II tlc re-
naming compnies. We far".od ls"e Of
battlt. armed and equipped, and kn'psac<s
strapped upon our bac>s. y [. Il G and
b. were the companies selected. and ers We
took up the line OF march, our co,nninIer
mutioncd that ", give thre hear.y cheer,
for the n,g W. were about t. leave when We
came to the front and obcyei with will
token OF respect aud Listing r'milnh;ranc =.
Well, takiu the road for SeahrJ,S, dis
tance Of five or six miles, We SET Out Al quick
time the band comias in with "DixIc. -
From Seabrook W. took the stcain transport
Honduras and with "darais" plot, ,stea II d
up tie river COR down TIE river it may he)
10 this Island. and disc ublrking at lityne >
Point, resumed our march acro.s ia. Island.
know not how lar We came by wa,,r but
should judge abput twenty miles, Der
marc. woutd not have been bad irlm the
Point, it being not oy,r five miles distant,
had not the storm st in slol after we stared
We Travelled IN tbe rain and Gar clothes b.
coming wet, weighed US down w..eiuily -
Arriving here ON the eyenins Of the same
day We pitched our tents winch accompanied
US, and stlwed ourselves away Tor the III. ht,
for verify did our boaes ache, butt gr und
being wet and our elot es in the same e1ndi-
ton, in vain old We strive 10 be comfort hle.
The next day We had an Opportunity to dry
ourselves and view the surrounding country.
The ltnd here is much higher than any
other we've seen in this ''land of cotton,
besides we are not troubled with the sands
blowing, as We were on Hilton Head. On
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
The General and the Team
Stcr.

The soldiers in Kentucky are famous
for practical jokes, and are constantly on
tae lookout for subjects. One was re-
Gently procured in the person Of new
teamster, who had the charge Of six
large, shaggy mules. John was also pro.
prietor Of two bottles Of old Bourbon-a
coutraband in camp-whlch IA wag discov-
cred, and determined to possess. Being
aware that the drivers presence was an
im2caiment to the taeit, he hit rpcn the
following plan TO .et rid of him
Approaching the driver was busy cur
rying his mules, he accosted him with:
81 say, old fellow, what are you doin;
there? =
Can't you see replied John.
Certainly" replied the wag. "Bi
that is not your business 1t is after tat.
toe, aud there is fellow hired here by
the general, who currics all the mules and
horse. brought in after tattoo
The mule driver biz At once aud want
cl to know wh2rc to ind the har-dresser.
Whereupou he was directed to Gen. Nell
soa's tent, with the assurance that there
was whore the fellow hung out"
e" You can't mistake the man." said tho
was; "he is large fellow, and puts on
laundering sight Of airs for a man in
his business. lie viii probably refuse to
10 it, and tell You to 90 to the devil, but
l7n't mind that he has beea drinking to-
day. Make him come cut"
Jeau started OF, and catering the tent
where oay Napoleon Of the Fourth Divis-
i1a sat in deep rcveric, wojab,y considsr-
ia& the most expeditions method of ex-
psiiing ,ae raJeI BueXner from his native
State, slapped him on the back with
force sufficient TO annihia;e man, of or
dinary size.
SpTing'ng to his feet, the General ac.
costel his uninvtel guest with:
Well, sir, who are you, and what tie
deyil do you want?"
" Oh hoss, I've got job for you II, W.
six mules 10 be eurred, and right off, I, o."
said thc captain OF the mules, nothing
dauntel at the flushing eye of the gem
eral
Do You know whom you are addre G.
/ ing said the indignant commander.
< Yes" said Jehu, elevating his voice
to pitch watch rendered the words aud
ible square off, "you are the fellow hir-
ed By Uncle Sam to clean mules. and |
wont have any foolislness. Clean them
mules, and Ill give YOU drink Of bust
head
" You Internal villain exeiaimad
the general, now perfectly ferocious. "I
am General Nelson, commander ef tss
diyisiop,"
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here are pear trees that have paid :
,unlred dollaA year forascveral suci
;,ssiye years. 4.
Every dollar Of manure on farm u
,ettcr than five dollarsSin any bank or
tock that we know Of 1t is good
stock that pays ten per cent. 1t must bc,
a badly managed farm where deposit Of
manure will not pay three hundred per
cent
A bed Of muck OF mari on farm is
better than gold mine, in long run
when the gold is exhausted that is the
end of it but the enriched farm will
pour out crops for Gel tury.
Every dead animal on farm, which is
not eaten as food, should be stored with
loan, rotten leaves, old plaster powdered
charcoal, leached ashes, or other absorb
cnts, so as to make compost Of manure
that will be worth, in long run, moro
han it would have sold for when living.
The science of agriculture is to know
how to convert the waste and apparently
valueless matters around US into the rich
,st and most important production OF life.
The business Of the farmer is one of the
greatest dignity. 1t is to increase tho
beauty and fertility of the earthly. b!
F,y,1er.