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farm aud dIuusellold.
snDsoIIlne we, s,rouD,,.

Who's any kind Of subsoip IL not dry
enough 20 crumble readily, running the
eubsoil plow through il will have little
good effect, bccauso Il ia prcssod by the
passage of tho plow into a smaller com.
pass, aud 40 IL docs not orumbo Il settles
back worry much 70 its former bed occu
pos losa space, and whom tho surface wa.
ter Is dricd out, II becomes moro compact
than Il wa8 before tho plow disturbed il
n tho land be thoroughly underdraned, 10
fore the subsol Is brokon M, il will 10
crumbled and lightcncd up. Months must
pass before the Jumps will wash down 80 an
TO materially ill the uterciscs, and tho sub
coil will not become 30 compact in several
years as IL was before subsoiling. II IT,
therefore, Of little or no uso to suLsol wet
heavy soils, before they havo boon vol
undcTdraincd. For this reason, many farm.
crs, on soil which 10 exceedingly wet with
the subsoil compact aud rcteutivc, have cx.
porimcnfod with, aud condemned the sub.
soil plow. We havo known subsoiling to
DO dono when tho water would bo
driven along In tho burrows before the
plow, by tho turning over Of tho furrow
Rlice. Tho consequence was, that the more
tho subsoil was worked, tho harder aud
more compact IL became, as soon as the
water had driod away, aud tho moro dill
cult i was for roots of plants TO spread ia
II. 40 natural consequence, such poor
results had tondonoy TO bring subsoiling
into disroputo. II tho wet aud heavy soils
be well undcrdrainod aud subsoilod when
just dry enough TO crumblc, good rcsults
will invariably follow, it tho work bo
thoroughly dono. This process Oh many
farms wond add aovoral acres of ground
available for Increase Of crops as certainly
and with loss cost than buying additional
land. Bettor grow eighty bushels of corn
on ono acre, than to plant and cultivate
ono and a half acres for tho samo CROP
American .1gricnhuriSL
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OnE Scrap aluok.

From tho Detroit Tribuno.l
"oUR DEAD"
No moro care,
No moro pain,
No morc shonght
For The t0iling brain,
Ills liic-wofk duno
For good or NJ
And heart and hand
Forever still.
Rest and peace
Forever moro
Life and Love
On the distant sboro.
IN homo atar,
Never "a know
A Nations heart
ThroDs dccp with woe.
Traitor hearts,
Rebel bands
Greed aud Hate,
ln those iar-oir lands,
Find never place,
fOf Truth and Right
Guard wolf the way,
Mid shining light.
Doubting not
Trusting still
Let us pray
Evor God, "Thy Will"
We take the cup,
lie bids us drink;
Nor murmur now,
Nor weakly shrink.
Gud is Just
let us feel,
Loving us,
lie wounds 10 heal.
No idol make
OF human clay
"pcngomoo Is Ills.
iia will repay"
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RcmIniScenre OF NIerc,er

The public will remember that tho nil.
grimago of tho French Minister TO tho rehel
capital xo,tcd much public curiosity at the
time, aud that no was very roticent ON the
subject always. The object of his visit Ia
ldohmoni was purely commercial, but
eomo OF tho leading rebels could not resist
tho temptation Of sounding him on the all.
absorbing topic Of intervention. Meroior,
considering his position as he should, eva.
ded replies 70 tho hints cast at him. Al
last, one day, in conversation with Wigfall.
the hery but booriSh Texan, after various
snrmises os TO what England aud France
ought TO do, put direct question as 70 why
ihoy did not Interfere ana put am end 10 the
war Merelar was reused at last, aud Wig,
tall got the satisfactory answer that Eng.
land and France were afraid 60 interfere;
That The power and energy and resources
displayed by tho North had alarmed an
Europe. The ToXan said "h-l.- and
having said il was silent.
This anecdoto being undoubtedly authon.
TO, u Is pleasant 10 Layo such positive
proof Of tho wholesome respect onttrtained
Tor 9I hy tho European powcrs.-RieA
M9h@ Cor, Phi'a, iaQtilsF
WuhS ol.s OK leS down, tho yoke bears
nG upon llL thst st..uds M =. -I
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SYMPTOMS.


Tho symptoms OF Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and arc more SEN
sitive TO tho changes of temperature. In this
condition tho nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, tho dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
inqualityi they are now thick and heavy. and
are hawked OF coughed off, The secrotions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick aud nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
Of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is, that the person is Obliged TO clear
his throat In the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing tho night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it.
The above arc but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write TO our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
II will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
In the army, and others in all parts of the I'M
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using 1t, bearing evidence of its infalli-
ble merits.
POISONOUS SINGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
edfrom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
thereforeit is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even 70 the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S .CATARRJ RENE
DY, and take no other. II not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in a letter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price Sc, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. H. SEELYE & Co.,
Ereeport III
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The Crops in NIichIEam.

All tho accounts respecting tho condition
OF the growing crops tend the same way.
Nothing 10 this State ever oqualed tho
splendid promise now presented, and
should 40 unfortunate contingency arise be-
fore harvest. tke cup OF Nichigan's pros.
perity viii bo filed to OVERLOOKING. A lar.
ger breadth Of wheat has boon sown than
usual, aud tho breadth Of corn and oats is
enoruouS particularly tho last. Largo
amounts OF barley will also be grown. The
bean crop is being neglected by our farm.
ers, owing 70 tho great falling OF in tl de-
mand, which is mostly for army use. Grass
10 doing finely. The season has beon, on
the whole, favorable for the spring crops,
and in some localities tho farmors viii CON,
menoe hoeing their corn this week. The
prospects for fruit is very fnc, excepting
so far as concerns peaches. -D,tron Trib.
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PofAIoEs should bo cultivated thorough
" and hoed well before tho tops begin 10
fall over, ahd handful u @Ood asass
should he srriaklea afOusl e4eA hili
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$. l.. BOUGHTON.
OF BOWLING GREEN n

OF BOWLING GREEN. o.,
| TyNAKES pleasure in announcing % his eusio,,srs
~ his ''N''F'
FALL STOCK,
WHICH Is FULL AND COMPLETE,
LARGER AND MORE VARIED
Than ever before. ioUght lust nreyious n ths
late advance, and will be sold accordingly, his
stock Of '-'s
Ladies and ChlIdren'S Dress Goods
Is very cheap,
DoMESTlCS AND WOODEN GOODS,
In great variety and of excellent quality.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
HATS. GAPS,
ROOTS. SHOES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES
In fact, full and conpets Assortuaeu Of all kinds
among which are
THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON!
We sell for READY FAY. DOux ash sor i've
years credit, and then expect 10 pay by giving
year sOte. That game is "playod out" Fay as
80 9NN VIII uaAN hhlat money! and
will 1, We will take almost every thing YOU have
70 sell, at g0od prices. Shall commence buyInp
POULTRY end GAME in November. Call and
get printed Instructions for dressing.
SAVE YOUR ASHYSt
if you eaut bring then, sead Us word, aud We
will cemo for them.
~ To those who know themselves indebted 10
me, would say, my books nusr he settled up be-
tore the New Year. ID is much cheaper, and a
great deal more pleasant Cor just you and 10 settle
hen' than 70 troable other folks, especially thoas
who write j., 4. al tho end Of their names. Al
least, think so-d0at your
s. L. BoUGHT0N.
howlius Green, o., Oot)bCy lt, 1893. "a
hEEDS-A Fun Assortment-
AT THE JOURNAL oFPiCE,
Wssre every dssegiphoa Il Bllals arc kept.
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Receipts for the payment Of any sum of
money, or for tho payment of any debt
due, exceeding twenty dollars, not being
for the satisfaction of any mortgage, or
Judgment, or decree Of any court, and re-
ecipt for the delivery Of any property,
Except receipts issued by any persons,
firms, or companies doing an express
business, ON the delivery of any property
Tor transportation stamp duty
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Do, do, upon every confession vt judgment
or cuguOvit Tor cue hundred dollars or
over, (exccpt 10 oascs where tho tax for
tho writ of commencement VI suit has
been pnid .--.-- ---.-...------.-...-
Do, do, writs Of other process or appeals
from justices courts or other courts OF in
fciiur Jurisdiction 10 a court Of record. 80
Do, do, warrants Of distress, when the
amount " rent claimed does not exceed
one hundred dollars -.--...-.-.....l
Do, DO, when the amount claimed exceeds
one hundred dollars .-.. .............
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Lease,ior tue hro, use, or rent az any iaud,
tenSScnt, Or port0n thereof, whoTe tho
rent on rontAl value is ihr0e hundred dol
lars or less pN annum, stamp duty 50
Do, do, when rcnt, etc, exceeds three hun
d0ed, for every additional two hundred or
fraction Ia excess SO
Legal documents, writ, oT other original pro.
eos4 eommenood IA any court Of Law or
equity, stamp duty y.--.....-..-....... SO
Do, Do. wasre tho amount claimed in a wit
.sseod ey ooeIi act oi roc9Tdis o,e hua.
4gsl d,llags or over 50
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p Wuhs o',s eS lisS down, tho yoke bears
80 upon hal thst s,4ads up
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Insurance, (lifc,l when the amount insured
shall not exceed one thousand dollars. as ct
Do, do, exceeding one thousand and not
exceeding i've Thousand dollars 50 CT
DO, da- exceeding ive thousand dollars. s
Insurance, (RaariAc &c inland Policy Of
insurance, or ether instrument, by what
ever name tho saURe shall be called,
whereby any Insurance shall be made or
renewed upon Iroperty OF any description.
whether against perils by tho sea, OF BY
fire, or other Perlls OF any kind, made by
any Insurance company or its agents, &c
by any other company or person, who're
the pnmiam does not exceed ten dollars, 10 et
Do, do, where such consideration exceeds
ten aud dces not exceed fifty dollars Is ei
Do, do, exceeding dlty dolars...-...... so et
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IVVlaI WNVIVuy any IuHus1 IcnomentS, Of
other things sold shall bc granted, loased,
assigned, transferred, or otherwise con-
vCyed 10 OF vested in tho purchaser or
purchasers, or to any person or persons,
by his, her, or their direction, stamp duty
same as conveyance
Dentifriec, each package OF, the retail price
OF value Of Which ducs not exceed 25 cts,
stamp duty',. .......... IL
DO, DO, exeeediIg IS cents, but not exceed
- ing 50 cents, s,aiap daty -. - ct
Do, do, exceeding 50 cents, but not exceed.
ing 10 contS'..s .s.s ....s.-.,., ct
Do, do, each package Of the value Of which
shall exceed IS cents, and shall not ex-
coed one dollar... ..,.,..,...,........., 4 CT
Do, do, exceeding one dollar, Tor each and
ovory 80 cents, or fractional part thereof,
over and above one dollar, an additional
stamp duty cf'... 80. ...,.... ....,..... : ct
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OA YEARS. EXPEKIENCEI
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED
Druid DiSpcnsatOry!
ESTABLISHED ON THE FOREIGN PLAN!
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
A rERMANENT INsTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice Of
the undersigned in the treatment of diseases con-
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured ia the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. 81 and &c Monroe street.
hrst room TO the right at the top of the stairway,
over SCornHcopia." All letters, containing re-
ffy- Office hours from 10 10 A. and from To o.
Gallon or address R.H.TYMPANY, Il. MD,
i2sz Toledo, Ohio.
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A New Paper in Richmond.
DDnoD E1nJrc Fl."fEUs'
feb 1856
PROSPECTUS

TIME undersigned propose to publish q
Il Daily Paper, under the title of '.The
Richmond Herald" on or about the 10Th
Of January ult. @ l& Hg%l
1t will be entiely independent in politics,
but will nevertheless accord TO the Admin.
istration o just support in all measures
which, in the opinion of its conductors,
may be deemed promotive of the good of
the cause in which We are engaged. A
proper criticism of such acts as will be
deemed adverse to this object, will be, of
course, consistant with the independent
character under which the paper is to be
isanssrstnd
In thematter of General News it will be
found to keep pace with the leading Jour-
nals OF the day, while it will have added to
it, in tho matter Of financial intelligence q
feature such as, we venture to say, NO pa
per in the Confederacy can boast of. Edi-
torials from the pen Of one of the ablest
financial writer's in this or any other coun-
try will be presented in each number.
For reasons not now proper to be men.
jioned, we forbe6r to give the names Of
those who shall compose tho regular edito-
rial staff but we fatter ourselves that
when they shall appear, they will be found
to constitute suoh an array of talent as can
Tot be excelled ON this continent.
. The we'll known character of the indiyi-
dual whose name appears below, as q ste
nographic reporter, furnishes, we presume,
q guarantee that, din oil that relates to i'm
portant political speeches and debates.
whether in Legislative assemblies or out Of
them, tho nHerald" will present advanta.
ges certainly not to beexcelled by anylpa-
per in the Confederaoy .s, ~
T. The farming interests will be faithfully
.vindicated, and care taken to disseminate
the earliest intelligence which proper re-
gard for the welfare of that great element
ofnational wealth and power shall demand.
In the matter Of correct commercial in
telligence, equal zeal shall be manifested,
our object being to assign to each of these
departments an editor of known experience
and ability.
Arrangements are on foot by which to
secure the earliest foreign news, and The
paper will contain such editorial talent as
will fully elacidate the bearing OF foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests.
In short, 1.-THE Richmond Heraldp will
be found to combine every feature of inter-
est whioh the requirements Of the present
crisis demand. .3 ss
The enterprise is respectfully commend
ed TO the favor and patronage of the citiS
zens of the Southern Gonfederaey.
p. KEAN & Co..,
feb 1895 't'aR Richinond,SVa.
u q ..
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Notice..

ME subscriber, having unfortunately
4 lost all his mems by the late conaa-
grafton, proposes, as q livelihood, tetopen a
,Commission House In Winnsboro, to be con-
Quoted on the same principle as SIMILAR es-
tablishmentSi in Columbia and other places.
The ladies' both in Winnsboro and sur,
rounding country, are most respectfully, so
hcited 20 send forward such articles as they
can spare, viz: Butter, Eggs, Cloth, Socks,
Mattresses, Beds, Crockery Ware, Cutlery,
Jewelry &c., SO. The gentlemen! are also
earnestly requested to bring, or send in
such articles as they may have to spare for
the benefit of the public, AS soon as can
procure an auction rooL., I will announce
TO the public theiregular days on which /
viii auction such articles as may be confided
TO my care. have procured an auction
eer, whose reputation as such, isnotcrious-
ly known thtoughoutthis country. Nl& /
Winnsboro, 8. O., A. D. HILEIARD.l !
april 20'65 gfgt,a Epi 3{ ~
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The southern Confederacy.
A DAILY JOURNAL.

... DAlLf JOURNAL, f 'aE.
FOR THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE.
III AEVOTEDto the interest Of the Soldiers
NJ of the Army of Tennessee and the
people of the Confederate States, being a
National Newspaper Of news, Political, Mill.
tary, and Miscellaneous, Foreign and Do
nestle. prepared by ready writer's and COR
respondents, Sg .4ma ~ @ysts
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
The Editorial Department Of the Southern
Confederacy includes combination of po-
iitieaL literary and industrial talent, syste-
matized in the several departments of en-
lhrged journalism, whose chief duty it will
be TO present the public daily mirror, OF
popular, thought, action and event, after its
own fashion and from q purely, Independent
point of view. 2telS SfsI t4 iglyE
The News Department Of the Southern
Confederacy will embrace D careful compila-
tion from all the Southern papers, and from
late Northern and Foreign sheets-arranee-
thents having been effected for the reception
Of these. &g Ii - tsgg-.r
A large and capable oirolesof correspon-
dents, from every section Of interest, will
contribute no little to the prompt collection
of transpiring events. Especially will IL be
our care to note the affairs Of the army in
CT: eesa., aPoI ri.iiShh hangs tho destiny audi
In great part the entire South.
Avery large share of attention will be
paid to n,attersof local interest, for which
purpose alcompetent Local Editor, with an
efficient staff of reporters, have been employ
ed. - -
All communications should be addressed
10 the "" g Z
@ EDITORS AND PRoPRIETORs.
p feb 1885 Southern Confederacy.
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T'Ile Iecpottcr,s Dlreclory.
PHOROGRAPHY.


TI,AS been published, book with the
i. IL above title, prepared by the subscriber
who has had nearly twenty years practice
in Photographic writing, having been atone
tpie employed as an official reporter in the
u, s., Senate, and who has been for the last
seventeen months, and Is now reporter of
The Atlanta Intelligencer. NM T&>.3
The Dictionary will contain indications,
by means of q simple, nomenclature, for wri-
tingwith Photographic letters, about &c, 600
words of the English language, or ninety
nine one hundreths of those In common use
tho remaining words being easily written
after these are learned. itb4g .Sl8f
In the instruction of the Dictionary, SIM
pie instruction will be given for beginners
Of the study Of Photography, with litho-
grapked illustrations, prepared by one Of
the best artists In the hCohfederaoy. The
objeotof the publication is to make STAN
DARD for Confederate Reporters, and to rem
deritpossible for the much coveted and beau.
tiful art Of Reporting to be learned even
without the aid Of o teacher.
AS the work will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly for 1t, only
a small edition will be Issued. Those who
.desire copies are requested to send TO the
author their orders at once, (tQ be recorded0
accompanied with the price for the same,
which will be Ave dollars per copy. The
book in paper cover, and suitable for use,
will be sent to oil subsoribers by mail, with
out additional expense.
: s-gs h,s III A. E. MARSHALL,
n feb 1855 sg AZ Atlanta, Ga,
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MIies' Ieegssss.e. Revived. Revived.

PROSPECTUS, OF THE COUNTRYsIAN /,
MILES REGISTER, The most, useful
IN journal ever issued In America, has
been revived in the publication OF The,
Countryman. This journal is d fac-simile,
OF its original in the number and size of its
pages, its typography, and all the features
which gave value. to the standard publica-
tions issued by Mr, Niles.,sE n
Besides the features of Niles Register.
The Countryman has others which should
render it Still moro attractive, to wit: de-
partment Of elegant literature, rejecting the
style of Yankee literary journals, and mod.
cling itself after the best English misceila.
neous weeklies, but at the same time, being
stamped with an Independent, southern tone,
original with and peculiar to itself. w
An altogether novel feature With IL, Is that
it's published in the country on the editors
plantation, nine miles from any town or viz
lage, and devotes much attention TO aericul-
tpre, rural sports, and everything that in-
terests the country gentleman. Y 8A'
The, Countryman is ahandsome quarto, of
sixteen pages, published weekly on the edi-
tors plantation, near Eatonton, Ca. to
which all communications should be ad-
dressed, sgG. f..4,
Our terms are S. for three months, or$.O
per annum. H1f7 aw%,s n sssE'%
Send oil remittances BY, express
. ]. A. TURNER,
8 feb 1850 S'" :" Eaionton, Ga.
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WINNsBoRo s. cI SATURDAY. MoRNINe APR1L %. 1885
Gonfetlerate States Giovernn,c,lt

z F ~ The E1ecutiUe. ~ s
Hon. JBRF. DAVIS, of Misc, President.
Hon. A. II. STEVENS, of Co., Niee.P President.
The Cabinet: ''f2 =, W
]. P.HBEEJAsrIN, of La, Secretary of State.
G. A. TRENHOLM, of s. c.. Sec'y Of, Treasury.
]. G.. BREoKrNRlDdE, Of KY. Sec'y of War.
s. r. MALLORY, Of Fla, .Secy ofMe Napy.
Hon. GEo. DAVIS, of N. C.,tAttorney General.
JOHN II. ReAaAs, Of Texas, Postmaster Gen.
=. Heads of Bureaus.
Rufus II. Rhodes, Commissioner Of Patents.
G, E. w. Nelson, Sup't of Public Printing.
Gen, Sam. Cooper, Adj't and Inspector Gen.
JOHN s. Preston, Chief of Bureau of Con-
.f soription. 5sg .3aa
Brig Gen. A. r. Lawton, Quartermiaster Gen.
5. 7. Moore, Surgeon General. f.
e. w. Johns, Medical Puryeyor. y, ~ I.
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New Ready.

FTsHE JANUARY number Of Tina KsYsss2s, s,
81 the only Masonic, q Mag6sine In sthe
South, The Grand Lodge Of North Caro-
lina, at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1861, was pleas
cd 60 pass the foilowing resclntion srcd
Whereas, Brother WM. .Bs Smith, Of this
city, has o0mmeneed the publication Of q
M5nthiy iPeriodisAE devoted 70 The interest
.of tho Masonic Etaterpity,t hstitiea The
KsYsreNB, and whereas, d VbyS of tiis kind
Is very iauck neede ded by tho Graft throuEh-.
ous the, Confederate Statss, therefofe, sT,s
I 4 Rssoi6sd. That ibis afaEd Lodge reeoinSg
mend said work to TIE suboFaihate Lodges
and tha Graft genefaily, b sak2 ~ Ia 81
I, feb 1895 n $50, n 4 stss; .5y5t.