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J6ny LEE, drafted in Savannah for
the rebel army, applied under habcas
corpus, to be discharged from service. -
judge Lyon, presiding in tho city court,
discharged him, saying that the roturn
20 tho oflldayits supporting tho petition
was "insulIlcicDt, and did not deny or
explain the facts, nor show legality Of
the imprisonment, and that tho applicant
had been Illegally drafted that tho draft
had not been conducted legally or in nc.
cofdanco with The order oitho Adjujuut.
General, but appeared to be an arbitrary
selection Of individuals made on days
subsequent to the 1th Of March, 1869,
and that tho division of men liable into
several different classes is not aulhortz cd
by tho laws of Georgia" Tho Sayan.
nah Republican says that siscc this de-.
cision "thc entire number raised in the
country have refused TO report them
selves for duty" Tho Republican "can
sec no reason for hc moiuJico rrinsl
Idrnlci men,
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a correspondent of the New England
Farmer, a farmer Of much experience in
one of the New England States, soys he
has tried the experiment Of blowing in
bis grass seed on fine qualities Of soil,
and always with success Thcrc in no
danger that the seed viii not como up
and tits more certain than when slightly
covered 10 tho old way by the drog, 1t
escapes llr droutb, the roots toxic deeper
boll anl lho grass grows stronger aud
uoitcr than WHOM The roots arc on otncw
thc sud5c Thr experiment IS worth
m .nc an ,n1r oil ~ least
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FLAX CuLrURr ~ Connecticut cor,
respondent writes tina. the culture Of
fax is bofinning n bo considerably ari.
taied since cotton has gone up to 10 and
IS cents a pound He soys "Now Eng
land can produce 400 pounds OF good,
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rich land"
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[From tho Farmer nna Gardiner
Important Discovery for Curing the
Gapcs in Chickens.

important Discovery IOf curing TIC
GapCs in Chickens.
Mr.. Edilor:-'Fhis Obstructive disease
10 poultry is caused by small worms in
side the windipe.
TIE REMEDY Take one drop Of sPir'
its oftptpcntino, mix it with seven drops
Of new milk, give this TO the chicken
with spoon; il win soon kill the worms
and lhoy will be thrown out of the wind
pipe. Keep the chicken in warm place
and when it biging to revive, give it a
little Indian meal mixed with milk to
strengthen it, II one dose does not
cure it in five hours, give tia second
dose olthC same quantity.
One dose will generally cure. It is
a certain remedy, and is Of grcati value
to tho agricultural community. It was
discovered by r, II. Hnbbol, farmer
in Lower Marion, Montgomery county,
Pa.
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TuE Lynchbura Virginiap of tho 10Th
boasts that the false reports Of the failure
Of the Mcrrimac "wcre written at head
quarters in Nodolk, and designed to dc.
caivo the enemy, which they did elfcctu-
ally" Not very eiIcctuoly, for General
Wool knew they were lies, but they did
deceive the old woman who mismauages
tie Navy Department
The scarcity of lead is beginning to
trouble the rebels. The employees Of the
arsncl at Baton Rouge have been dischor'
ged for want OF lead, and the papers are
debating the proprioty Of using type
metal for bullets.
The occupation of Nashville, and the
interference caused by it with the South
western trade of Virginia, has raised the
price of sugar to twenlyfour cents at Pc
tersbnrg, Virginia, with strong proba-
biiity that it will go higher. The Ex-
press says that rich people will have to
do without it now, as the poor have done
for long while, "Sugar coating rcbell-
ion," which We have long denounced by
loyal papers, would be rather an cxpen'
sive operation in the present State Of the
sugnr market.
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Tue Prairie Farmer says with all the
emphasis which italics and on earnest
conviction can give: ut is no longer
profitable to grow wheat or corn oxolu.
siyely as farm crop, snd the farmer of
the West musttum his attention to a
more liypraifa4,and mixed hnshan1wif
c expects to keep IN the progressive
condition Of his farm"
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1IowAnp AssocIArIoN. rhilnAol.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, philndel-
IL phia, A Benevolent Institution cst66.
lished by special Endowment, for the Relief
Of thosick aud Distressed afflicted with Virh
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for
the Cure of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
Medical advice given gratis. by the Acting
Surgeon, TO MI who apply by letter, with a de-
scnpion Of their condition, Gage occupation
habits Of life, &C., and in cases of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
: VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmatorhna,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and
ON tho new remedies employed in tho DSpcn
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Address, DR.. j, SKIILTN H0UGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY
order Of The Directors,
EZRA D HARTWElL. Pr,'idut
GEO FhlRCHlLD SrttarY
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The Committee on the conduct Of the
war have tceo taking testimony as 10 The
indignirics ard ouirogos perpetrotod up.
on our wounded on the battlefield at
Bull Run, and upon the dead at suisse
quent periods. The testimony is fnll
and reliable, and confirms all that has
been published. Several surgeons who
were taken prisoners, Capt Ricketts, and
others, have sworn to acts committed by
rebels on our wounded soldiers that
would disgrace nation of savages. The
malinaa hate and Tending depravity
DISPLAYED arc almost increlil lc, Sever
al Rhode Island oilieors and others testi.
fed TO the treatment Of our dead-skulls
made into drinking cups, homes made in,
20 drum sticks rings, &C.. were produ-
cod Alderman SChalc, of Brooklyn,
hos been four days trying toIIrescuc the
remains ofhis son, who was killed on
the memorable Sunday, and who had
been buried by his comrades. But the
body had been dug up and the bones Ia
ken away. In many instances had been
rriod out Of the shallow graves by the
rebels, and the buttons, clothes. bones,
all taken away as trophies. Testimony
has been taken from people residing near
there which shows that the atrocities
were mostly committed by the Louisiana
Tigers and Colonel Barstows's Georgia
Resimcnt' The testimony is being pre-.
pared Ioro report to Congress on This
subject, and sill be ready for Putlico-
ton in week OF Ten days.
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AMONG the products q the farmer
there is perhaps no one Gloss of stock
Tint OF This time offers a moro certain
return ihon the raising Of good horses
The war is fast draining the country Of
The surplus h orse stoct,as fow of thefty
thousand now ia the army, will live TO
be sold at any valuable use, cveniF ;hc
war sboIl end within year The place
Of these horses mus; again be filed, in
any case, whether the war continue, the
supply for thoaimy must be renewed; and
ii the war closes then the return of the
thousands now n tho army to evil lille,
will cause demand for horses that will
rerder the price of really valuable ami
mails for above any figures they have ev-
err vel reached. Al this tine Of the year
j is not unusual to find mares little
past the prime for sale at low price,
The farmer can purchase, give them
winter pasture, md in two years get
from them one bundled per cent over
Che original cost md expenses of Keep
iop
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General order.

WAsHrsorov, April 5..-D. c. Nc
Cullum having been appointed Colonel
in the volunteer service, ho is assigned
to special duty in the War Department,
as Military Superintendent Of Railroads.
Arson Sragcr having been appointed
Colonel in the Volunteer service, is as.
signed 10 special Guty in the War Do
partmcn, military Superintendent of all
Tclcrnphic Lines in the United States,
Edward S. Sanford having been ap.
nninrcd Colonel in the Volunteer ser;
vice is assigned to special duty in the
War DcDarlncnt. MS Military SupCrvi'
sor of Tclegraphic Dispatches and Army
Tntcllirenco throughout the United
States
They will he respected and obeyci &C.
corlinaIv
Gy order of tho Secretary OF War
(Signol) L. TuoMAs. Adj't Cen
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