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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

DEMOCRATIC Precedent. The Downieville
Messenger of October 2sth says the fact has just
come to light that John Black, colored barber
at Howland Flat, was at the last general election
chosen to the responsible position of constable,
and that the Board of Supervisors have ordered
his certificate Of election to be issued What
has the Marysville Express to say in regard to
' placing the negro on an equality" now? 1t is
a favorite hobby with that sheet, and the negro
elected was the candidate of its party now they
have set the example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

WRITING SCHooL.-The first term of Mr.. Butts
writing school closed last week. We are informed
that Miss Mary E. Long and Mrs. L. L. Downing
were awarded premiums for greatest proficiency
in penmansbip. Miss Mary a. Brown was award
ed premium for greatest Improvement; and
Miss Ella +. Osgood for best department.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tice that he will apply at the November Term
OF the honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
NY county for renewal of license to keep Toll
Bridge over Trinity river at Kanaka Bar, for the
ensuing year. JOHN W. SMITH.
Smith Flat Oct g. 1865 39tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board
of Supervisors of Trinity county, at the Novem-
Der Term, for renewal of License to keep Toll
Bridge over Trinity river, at Grass Valley, for
the coming year. d. NJ. KELLOGG.
Grass Valley, Oct. 6, 1865. 3e.tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

Orr AuTHoRIrY.-John P. Warren, of lower
New River, informs the Humboldt Times that N.
report of the Indian raid on that stream nnb-
lished in this paper some weeks since. was frro-
neous We mentioned at the time. and again do
SO, that Steve Noble was our authority for the
| itam
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

DEAD CHINAMAN.-Last week dead Chinaman
was picked up on the Five Cent Gulch hill in
the vicinity of Sutherlin L Co.'S claims. Tired
of life, the moon-eyed rascal had over-dosed
himself with opium AS the Downieville Mes
senqer remarked-' by this unfortunate circum-
stance the county loses four dollars month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
IN THE PROBATE COURT, TRINITY COUNTY, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA:
Estate OF Henry Hoehn, deceased.

IN THE PROBATE COURT, TRINITY COUNTY, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA:
Estate OF Henry Hoehn, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu:
N ance of an order of the Probate Court of the
county of Trinity, in the State of California,
made on the 9th day of October, A. D., 1865, in
the matter of the estate of Henry Hoehn, de-
ceased, the undersigned, Administrator of said
estate will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash, in parcel, and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of November,
A. D.. 1855, at l o'clock, p. M, at the Court
House in said county, all the right, title, interest
and estate of the said intestate at the time of his
death in and to- all that lot, piece or parcel of
land situate near the town of Weaverville. on
the east side Of Sidney Gulch, being enclosed by
a fence, and between the forks of Sidney Gulch
and Rich Gulch, generally known as Henry Ho-
ehn's garden and orchard, together with the i'm.
provements thereon, all being in Trinity county.
California
Terms AND CosDITIoys-Gold coin of the Uni
ted States at the time of sale.-Dated October
18th, 1865. WIN. L. HUDSPETH
4i.3i, Administrator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

SPEAK HATTIg.-Mr. Cankton, of Stockton
has received letter from Michigan, stating that
by the death of a Col. Stuart, in that State, a
considerable amount of property, or money, re-
verts to Miss Hattie Demming who is reported to
be somewhere in this State. Even greenbacks
are worth looking after nowadays Hattie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
OFFICIAL VOTE

OF Trinity county at SPECIAL JUDICIAL ELECTION
held Wednesday October lsth 1865 JuscE OF
SUPREME CouEr for the State of California:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

NATIONAL THASKsGIvING.-Presden Johnson
has issued proclamation recommending that
Thursday, December 7th, be observed day
of national thanksgiving and prayer. 1t is prob
able that Governor Low will issue proclamation
in accordance Herewith.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

DANCE AT NORTH FoRK.-Geo. Yohe announc-
es Party at his Hotel for next Friday evening.
Ueslres everybody to consider themselves invit-
cd ana promises to take good care of all who
attend Don't forget it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

THE Flag says they are doubling the chances
in favor of Old Mortality on the Camden and
Amboy railroad. The directors have ordered .
double track laid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

SEATS CoyrEsrED.-The seats of the Senator
elect from San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara,
and Assemblyman from Santa Barbara county,
viii be contested at the forthcoming session of
the Legislature, on the grounds of illegal voting
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

QuARrERLY MEErISG.-Rev. James Corwin,
Presiding Elder, will hold Quarterly Meeting
at the Union Church, in Weayerville, on the 10th
and llth of this mouth. There will be preaching
ht the same place on Saturday, the llth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

An oPISioS-ln dispatch dated Washington
Sept 2eth, Secretary Welles said in reply to ar
inquiry from friend in Connecticut :-ss favo,
intelligence. not color, as the qualification fo,
suffrage in Connecticut"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
ajsskly Trinity 5onrnal.

81 County WarrHnfs and Gressbseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

The Board of Supervisors meet next Monday
All illsagainst the county must be fled With and
sworn to before the Clerk of the Board on that
day or they will not be acted on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

hASeHaES Don't fail to notice that Lang has
Just received large lot of superior gunny sacks
Just the thing you want-which he intends TO
sell very cheap, for cash.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04


A MINERS CoSvENTIoS.-The Oroville Record
another mining county representative, favors a
Miners Convention. The Marysvlle Appeal de-
clares the proposition good one, and closes its
remarks with the following:
We say let there be Miners State Convention.
But how is it to be called? 1t has no head.
Who shall name time and place? What paper
better entitled to the honor than the Shasta Cou-
rier or TRINITY JOURNAL? Let either of these
old and able mining journals name 1t, and all
interested will acquiesce.
We are willing. What say you, Conmy? We
are in favor of holding it at some point at which
miners from all the mining counties can assemble
with the least inconvenience-say Marysville OF
Nevada, and as soon and no sooner than the de-
tails can be arranged, and soon notice can
be circulated through all the mining counties
arrangements completed for full attendance
and time given to procure the necessary data
and information which will be required of rep
resentatives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

Justices of the Pcace@oFFIuAL)
TOWNSHIP.
II, Y FITCH L. B0YNTON.
TOWNSHIP.
TH0S. D. DRAPER. BEAVERS.
LEWISTON TOWNSHIP.
JAS. T. HOADLEY FRED. LOUPEE.
CHAS. NJ. MAHONY.
TOWNSHIP.
d. H. NANDEhHUf b. W Ellis
TOWNSHIP.
JAMES GILZEAN ..........T T. L. ANDERSON.
TOWNSHIP.
JACOB BARNACLE.
wEAvERvILLE TOWNSHIP.
EDWD P. LOyEJ0Y R. EARL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
Book and Job Printing

OF every description done in superior msnner
AED AT Rz.soxBLE PRICES,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
8irths

At Hay Fork, Oct. Goth, the wife of ]. J. Biggs,
of Il DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04


USBLEAcHED AMERICAN" SOLDIERS THE
FENIAS Cause.-The Colored State Convention
assembled at Sacramento on the 2Sth. The pro-
ceedngs as furnished through the Union show
that the deliberations were marked with consid-
erable vim. series of resolutions drafted by
W. II. Yates were referred to the Executive Com
mittee. They expressed regret that the struggles
of Hungary and Poland for national independ-
ence had not been crowned with success de-
nounced the Government of Great Britain for its
aid to and sympathy with Secessionists in our
late war ; expressed earnest sympathy with the
Irish in their approaching struggle to throw off
the English yoke and declared that, notwith-
standing the prejudice of many of the Irish
against them, forty thousand colored soldiers
could be raised to aid them in the disenthrallment
of Ireland from the oppression of Great Britain
whenever the time for rendering such assistance
shall arrive. Another proposition, and very
sensible one, all must admit, was that of petit
tioning Congress to provide for setting forty or
fifty thousand freedmen at work on the Pacific
Railroad they to receive part pay for their labor
in public lands. The Convention did what it
had to do in a business-like manner and adjourn
cd. In this respect they set their bleached
brethren good example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
Weayervjlle, Saturday, Nov. 4, 1865.

THE RECENT ELECTIoN.-The result of the Oc-
tober election shows that not more than a two
third vote was polled, and this fact is extensively
commented upon by the press of the State. We
believe majority of our contemporaries concede
this to be the natural result of separation OF
the elections, while others contend that the sys-
tenn is a bad one, and that the duty incumbent
all to assist in the election of proper judicial
officers is passed over with unconcern. The ad-
voeates of the separation system say that in this
respect the new law is proven a success-that it
carries out the wishes of the people by rendering
the excitement and zeal displayed in the choice
of local officers unnecessary in the election of
our chief judges. If it is admitted that by
merely changing the time of selecting such off
GERS the desire to make the election free from all
baser political motives is accomplished, then the
new law is right. But if, as is assumed by
the other side, judicial officers carry less interest
with their election than candidates for other po-
sitions, and that no material difference is made
in the political zeal displayed, then it cannot be
denied that the new system is unjustifable, inso-
much that additional expense to every county is
incurred, with no corresponding benefits accru-
ing therefrom. However the case may rest in the
minds of the people of the State, it will be some
time before any change will be brought about by
constitutional amendment, owing to the lack of
interest displayed in that connection.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
eA,NrMsR|y'seAll.l!.tl!TI'1lE \! !. !! r
:: =, ,,s..ssnsp svs szrrHuRsDArsT
~ OLIVER ROBSON.

o,sups ,.rprros $500 peran.
,.m. TO 10 paia within si1,menffhs.s 40
.aS.crip.ion % VIII bereceised fcr's .aort.
~ n.r;ad than six months. and no paper
=. a;.contiuued until all. arrearAges are
s.id. szeepesths ssp'iea''f 'ss publish
r..r. 90 Ap=ssr.s1ss. - ~ "a
.. :s';: :, {: :,.. = 10 =
s:sn, lines or less constitute . squsrs,s-,,
T,b. number Of insertions be not ma,.so
nd tie advertisement, Il vii! ne p1oHsn'
81 spsiI forbid. and charged aecorolngi, \.
4 liberal de faction made 70 saose y
I,.,.iss By the year. --..., ...
Communications Of q personal cns,ac's'
~ai Be charged. ., the ssme rates q sa W.
,e,,i.inx obi.uaries over ten ilnes so ~
l.nesh vill be charged ss the rs'e 0' ~
ssats per square.
An concentrations for poblicas'on must ~
- ...omp.uied With the real name .! tue
-. .u,bor. or no attention viii bs paid :" :"
,... The real name Of ,h. author ""'
%, b. kubli.hed. unless desired. %. low. ~.
..nso, consent 70 insert COMMUNICATIVE :
,,..,, y. kuos the sriser. s-t
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

scIsx1I1rc sAors Asour BspRsoxs 1T
two persons are to occupy . bedroom dur.
Ing . night. let them stop upon weighing
scales ~ they retire, and then sg.in in
the morning. they will 6sd their .c,s.l
~eighsas leass pound less in the moru-
ing. Frequently there will b. . loss Of
two or more pounds. and the average loss
sLroughoss the year will be nors than ore
pound. Tha, is. during the night there
u loss Of . pound Of matter which ha.
gone OF from the bodies, partly FROM the
lssgs. and partly through the pores OF
the skin. The. escaped maserisl is oar
bsnic acid and decayed sni.,al matter. or
poisonous sxhai.tions. This 10 diffused
through the air. in part. aud 10 par. ab-
sorbed BY tho bed clothes. II 4 single
ssnce of cotton or wool be burned in .
roem it will % completely s.,urs,e the
air With smoke. that one csn hardly
breathe. though sh.re can be but ooe
ounce Of foreisi matter in the air. II an
ounce Of cotton be burnsd every half
hour during the night. the air will be kept
continually s.tur.ted With smoke. unless
there b. su open door or window for i, to
escape. Now the sixteen o.nsss Of smoke
shus formed is far less poisonous than the
sixteen ounces Of exhals,ions from the
lungs snd bodies Of the two persons Who
have lost pound in weight during the
eight hsurs Of sleeping; for. while Ii.
dry smoke 10 mainly taken isto the lungs.
the damp odors frona the body sre sbsorb-
ed both into the lsnes and into the pores
"f the Who'll. body Need more be said
to sao" the importance Of having bed.
rooms well ventilated. aud Of thoroughly
airing the sheets aud coverlids and ua,-
''esses in tho morning. before sbe pack
ing them up 10 the form Of . neatly usd-
t.,d?
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

A Ssrrlsa "A ssseber in . western
county 10 Csuads. while making bis 6r.i
visi, 70 bio CONSTITUENTS" came into oou.
yer>a.iou With 20 ancient "Veruouns, L..
dy. vho bad taken up her residence 10 the
back woods" Of eourss The school and
fasner teseher csne 10 for criticism and
the old lady. 10 sPeskiuy Of his prsdeess.
Dor, ssker:
''W.'sl nasser. what do yoa think b.
lsrut the schoilars!" ''Csuldt say. u.'.u
Prsy what did be sessh ~ "Wa'd, b.
told 'eur .bst this ere airtk wss roxn2, -;
.1eut around; end oil that sort e'.hinR -
Nov mssssr what do you think jsbou, sics
s.uff! Dop't you think be vas 10 igosr
10. feilesr" Unwilling 10 come under ,h,
category cftbs igaora.ai. the scacbe,
evss;vely s~m.rked: 1T really did seen
.sraose; bu, still there sre many lesrset
men Who ,e.sh these ,hinsst'
"wi.l." s.5,ihs. ''ifshs .irtb is rooad
snl. goes. what holds II sp'"
"Oh. thsss learned men ~ thss Il soe'
around the sun. aud that the sun holds j
up By virtue Of The hv Of stirsetion''
'rbs old lady lowered her ''spees." j" .ed. b,
ysy Of climax. responded:
''wsal. il .bess high lsrn's nsa sss h
sas held. % he sir,h. IAko.'j G1x q
i~es saH k1ds Ae e;'sA Y sie~ sAs 2.
'eors A,rn"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

knowlsdguens. thirty cents for cor
'ihcsse Of essrays. forty essss; sor isss-
ing wit Of st,.chment BY way Of
szeeusieu, forty Eve cents; for taxing
reple,in sr other bonds, ! twenty-five
cents; far entering every sonsinoaoes /.
ten sssts for every tr.nserips from the
docket. 'fiteen cents: for every search.
ssh cent?; 6r binding apprentices. each
justice. svrnsye1s ssssss. =. 2'el'
s"They shsli - ''estislsd to Be- p.id-ia
esiminal sases BY the county. or city ol
Balsimcre, ss the case may be. the fol-
lowing fees: For issuing States writ.
twenty-five cents; for search warrant,
twenty-five cents; for taking resogniranee
Of Witnesses, eseh. twenty-five cents; for
taking reeosuis.uees in each case report.
cd TO cosrs. twenty 1--WE cents for every
commitment. twenty-five cents; for every
rcle sseu~St. twenty-five cents fer hold
Ing an inquest upon dscsassd person.
Eve dollsrs; for isssing IN assschmen, for
. witness refusing to attend ou the sum
nons Of = sonn,ission. 6hy cents; fof
iAkisg deposi,ious in ssses oi contested
elsstions psr day, three dollars"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

This 10 tho best thisR vs hsvs sess
lately: A preacher said TO Democrat.
Glow can you vote Tor tried and COO
vic.ed traitor ?" The gentleman quietly
and most severely. yet reverently replied ,
"Hov sir. can you serve the divine Mes.
ter whom you profess to follow. and ~hs
was tried cuuviotsd and executed for e.
di,ioB and trsssoo 7" We suppose the
P.rsou was sbl to eco the sAy 10 both
cases.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

"S~ W sse1v OnNoyos0s
The bee, way. in my 9pinios. - lssns
bsFaysrd for the pseisrvsrieu Of rssnsss.
without it's b~coming muddy. vhsss -
eroooa is higher thss some Of its ssrrssnt-
ing parts. il to plow add scraps from sas
esutre toshe outside. nskiss . grsdssl
descent from the outside 20 the eesws.
Let the lall b sne-hal feos in tss. ssa
falling little - you near sbs csnsrsss Dex
. drsiu from the ceatre 70 some Suitable
place without the yard y here you can eou-
ssruss q vat to put 10 leaves. snds. muck.
dc that will absoib snd retain the liquor
from the yard. The bottom and sides
may be formed Of plsnk. o. may be more
substantially built Of stone sud mortar.
The top Of the vat shsuld be msde % % 70
guard against rains sud surface waters -
much Us possible. The drsin should iAii
considerable. and should be made Of plssk
eight inches high and one tsot vide Inside /.
The head Of she drain should be covered
over with . good strong iron crate. The
yard ought to be yell paved sish sobbls
stone. sud With little pains you can 81.
~sys have dry yard. The vsssr from
the barn and shed should never be allowed
to run into the yard. bat she.ld b carried
BY good ssve-tr'ughs 70 large eissern for
the purpose Of watering stock Wsrh:as
F1ymcz.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
FEES OF JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE

FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
An acs Of shs late session Of the Gen.
srsl Assembly Of Maryland. charged the
fees sf jussirs Of the peace BY =. gene
eral iau, sppiicabIe to the Whole sssse
The acs took effect from the day Of it,
passage. .snd expires By Limitation on the
IL! dss q April. 1867. ~hes il becoues
sull and void. The fees are now - f'l-
lovs: e ~
2 "TAs justices Of the. pssse Of ,bis
State shali b entitled - receive the
fees allowed u the following table, aud
-sueh ieesshall be taxed sud paid BY the
party .ssisst whom judi dgnens ss.ll be
rendered. to Wit : E r
!, -..yot issoiss s.ph sumness 10 dsbt
Or dsnaees.s or writ Of rspssvis. ,ve sty-
aye eesss; f,r each Summons for Wit.
.esses. iDelndiss oil sbs witnesses .p-
I s,lisd for as the ssn,e time, twenty-five
.essls |. for ,esire 70 seumsne freehold
ere. tAir.y.s,e cents; Tor deri isei.s.
sAis.y .svs eesss /; sor veudi.ioui expon.s.
|,hir,y.Svs sebss for scire f.siss. forty.
s,e eesss fr every supersede... sves.
sy sca,,; Tor every oath Or sfiisvis, ssn
cents !; Tor prohsse on account. ten cent?;
for evesy judgmsss rendered where tbsrs
Is 10 trial. twenty-five sents for every
|isdsusns sesdered oa trial. sixty cents
sesresefy vasrsai Of sttachnenss sgsi6s'
. sesidsss debtor. Sorsy-avs osnts {; h,
ever sss.ehses. sssiast ! n-te.idea,
- stssepSias debtor. ess, dollar; aDs
|ssssslnsps II eonisupa. tSssty- -lss eests
lot veairss 10 suuhsos Gjusy is . cas-.
Of, ssssiBl.P ss,r5y;;ssd ,d..sidsr. sad sam.
mon , y senssk ese dollar fr taking
isasisi,iss .ad rssess .sleEsoG ibnr. dol
|laz.; Or xsrsssA a. sssaiAsiioe. sss dol.
IAs; ~ nAiag 'svssy sstSov.sdgesss eI
ssery Ss.S - otSss issssssess d ssis.
Ing from each person maktss m -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

II there we're ne woxss iu shs..' vorlA
men sosldn'. ~suase 70 make sLifs. ed
;hsre sosld b 20 u.s Tor oue il il vsrs.
Did The mss vho ploagbed tho -.
sad sherSs:is p!.u,ed bis s,o. spos A;,
native soil. ever harvest the crops!
Tie s.id thing vhsn .,an bare osi,Asr
hesr. enough 70 spe.k v.li. nor juds.ss.
enough to held their .ossue.' this is tho
losuds,ioo Of oil imp r'issues.
s.mbo b.i been whipped f., s:e.lins
bic masters onious. Oos day ss brought
10 skunk in his arms Gays be. '.M..ss.
here's j. ehsp IA, essal 10 eoisss! wb:v
-so.ell bis brsf::'
Dr. Fssokiis s.id "A god kick %,
doors is better .hss I'll .As rieh usslss 10
The world"
The nsu s,iss'sbls pe.tisogg;sg 10 ,As
world is tbs Of . usp 10 tbs eours Of Biz
oWn eopscletoe.
Il 10 often . pretty good nsadpeoi.,
Srm that eonsisis u sbres qoassss wife sd
one quarter huebasd.
A. long - .sn smell sf vhishsy sol
tobacco. .be women hs,s . right. b H.
fsnd themselves sith aust.
Model wives formerly .eoi stitch 10 rius.
nsv. sisb the sid II sewing ussbiuss.
,bSy take one 10 10 sius. -.
~Ws eoafsss small fasl,s BY Wy sf
is'inus'ias that - have 90 srss. oos,
Whynss spidss iiie good ee&.sspss -
,dssif-sosasss b drops ne BY evry
Fsh-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
lyscnsss vIs1ir srAAl
Os~> randa.


These lsndS having ususlly hsn''
.nay soil. v;.k proper m.n sessns"s. may
/. rendered more v,la.bls than is geser'
.rx .nppo..d. They are DOT adaptsds b
n. s,a.,h Of nome kind Of proddess. "'ho'
,,a;., corn ~. buck uaes.. Irish po,s.
80, e.,,o,.. .urnip., aud several other
:s.,u, a..~elI.ppo. thea. They are MT
..iu.h,. =. vr,s. or .uasiure lAnds. or for
~: .,,o,,h ~ .he., offs or other piantt
.,.a,,;ag . deer .,s,ns soil. Care should
). ,h.er vea therefore. TO. cul,ivs.s them
..,, v;,h ..eh' crops - are suited to
.A..
TIL. o.x, ,hiur to b. regarded - their
..,,.., .,,,,,. Their sre., def.c, is.
ia, .h., d., no, retain for long ,inr
A.. v.,,xble PROPERTIES Of msnure. Thi'
!. cana, ~, ,,e,;bed 70 teaching, " tbs
..,;,,, - the ,,;n. washing down through
~. .,;, II. .olaale parts contained 10 it.
rf hi. b. the ease, .hen it ~ould seem
,h., ,hs les, the soil. !. loosened and stir
"a in e.. ...oev .pd d.,,h, And tie near
:, ,h, .,,f,,e the m.uurs i. applied the
,.,,., IN, i, !, more probable ,h.' ID,
.,,.,..h If n. m,nure /. lost By the &C.
,;o, q the ,u, and air iu burning and
.,..,.,;ng Whoever ~iil walk across ,
,.n.hea s.,a Of hi. description. exposed
=, ,hs raw. Of Ii. midsummer 80. viii
have !, burning sense of the injury effected
!, ,h;.x x,v The true policy. therefore
.on,a A., N 70 b.. piourh deep in osde. ,o
,..rs..e the s.o.BiIi.y Of ae,iou OF she soil
;.,h.:..:. n;.;.,.,. s,o,, br,ov and
,hs ;0.o,,.,.,;oo Of ,h. n.uase 10 . con.
.;d.,,b,. d.,.h 10 and With ID. soil 80 .'
70 be- ,aler..u in . measure from the
he.. # ,hs avn. raw. In eorrobora,iol
.f,s;, VIE, !, the f.c. that in instances Of
.a.,lo, u,oueb,pe the thin stratum Of
,.o.ep.s soil after s. days 10 found
e,,npis,e,y dried .hroush ol.eu,i,se,. and
ssei..ure ,e.y fosua ., . greater dep.h
,hsn vhsrs tie plov hss not fus While
ssld, deeply plov.d are seen 70 endure =
droug,h even b..,e, ,hsA stiff eisy lasas.
Another ,hisg to hssssendea to is she
proper application Of manure. 'Generally.
.sd soi 'n"'s crops. Il win BE- ioaad BRAT q
spIssd and p'ss sia., But in es's o'
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

~We returned home Oh Thsrsdsy.
says an editor, after . trip Of six huudrs,
miles. in about three aud shalt days. hsv-
ing. 10 that ,iuc. passed over four stsses.
nine railroads, four oxen aud bsronchs
Aoy persoo whs has dous u.ots 10 that
time. ~ill please forward bis address. and
the small balance he owes %.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

A good j.seou making 30 ot1sisl visit
to dying asigLbor. vhs vas very su-
popalae man. pa. the sss.l quessiso
you vi!isg To 20. ny hissdr'
20. y.s." said the sick msa.
II 40 glad OF ,hs,." said The dsssas.
"for oil the neighbors are wiling"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

"Mite. Why dou's you Gre ~ ,Aoss
ducks boy-iou', yos see -. have . Whole
doct before your gsu!
Il know | have. bat vhes ! get . eoad
sim ., one; two or ,hrsr Or othsrs will
swim rish, be,vixt it ssd .s.