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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20
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befers empfpbltr.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20
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BOnbeb ~9paretau'e pSer Eutg bslnblt 81 bsnFpeut grtiic EN-
pfebte. Spfetb S6r56er,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20
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tbeiltretie be3abIt taben, baben BIS gum Greitag 9prmtttaa,
ben 20. bSy TIRE EtitSabIunsen sa MAIDEN, pisrieenfaas ibte
fruHeren 8atlun9en flr rerfiIen ertlGrtun Ste Ranen ron
Der Wttslteblife eefriGea psrben.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20

u! Connecticut Seco Cuttings Il!
so E&tRtn BITE fsinfe Qua ttdt erapFus Ipeben urS n~ffsrirs
III isbr K~ttbrtesnt Prsie 49,
Spiepb S6r5ber,
us II 81 @rmdnee place nGbe SpHtbfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20
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ptra fNebtu rnp rtfeTirt tn GrpBsn unS f1eInen Daytten on
2DlebetoerlGufe fer unb Bet ttnielnen 6tfen
Spfepb S6r5ber,
(l39t) 81 @rbaEee place nate Srutbbr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
'I'nhHma'ssthEahsBSaafis ihsE6es'a n iHss.
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w aahIB n atonlspeoial, ,sayssW n; ra7,gsI :

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Assrebent Las nsesRisrsssigsd i5hRI
BureaH 7sfn4Resageesb 8 FTssdmsn,i and 4
-Aaaade2ed LP9ds 81 5Ae spbjRel to6 Iodtt4 J
rages1 committed 0BnsegregS 81 TAeHsH,
post statss That pSioE 10 aishsad isss sniHa-i h
tioaioGesrs REaeRs kbFopg gA sth 8 iAieFIprr. 4
of iile Soutb, manY slaFe s. ~ BeJsb1ateeo
.. aud shot deFn- w h5le sBaesyTjnR tpl
reaeh aour 80 "a. y9uom sdi iBq bna .dfnoa
fTais 'sceCg uts sofs their boeiesrb qg,
found there; but since q 0esSaGeP of
bostihties, this bas+%ess- -has-stopped.
TheEsaH4, hbtseEsEzEtilH iuEtaReeH Of
ernslttg basdhsImajorit nhthes ! hhaaitoV
ants acqaisssa 10 sthB nav 9or5eT of.
thfarsasq .4IIixsniiT ia yiisciIU0 ia1gfa,
The TFsbEne.s spe6iza BAYS HhatEfhsr
Fseednsnls aBureaai hxzare fusesi 10 rel.
store do for rAsr II Hsbessfison6sGafsd 5eoh.
abstdoDsds lands set apmtdbg GofeEno
msntrfbe chs sksi of fsffeedmaItRndsIefun
gees, tsDa hSsfiTszliy dssneklds ed tddeases
thsswhol&i shbjeee tootha dsSisIbh OF ithsl
coorIsEi 1sdfo sd siidE ,noiiosIib $40 nl
I sGasesdR inhunseifr t1iHsRFoesdhrs
oobszEallE rsEottsd kosGsnioH dzaTa 7asl
oaeHr ring ihithe iateTiOrsOb if5s seztAps
e4n lSlsiea o Plan pbHSbaRs feeni SnsRm
4, TO administer fpnmIoHs KnfHlned tn ikrse,
/ hundred Iashes to their former slaves, Of
4 bfithEsexezs sbasiIs saslD ls1Sas0 0-Sa
u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
, . Le9vlng:=State Rights,

Large numbers Of Federal troops are
leaving this section 6f the Country and
eoSng, we know not whittier. AlthoughH
amone us ID lqusst enemies I'VE p&FtwithI
4 certain degree OF rkgresl Il lThsyuhavse9
manifested for -ns great deal1of kind u
ness. The few violations of ,7osdeti
which have been 'commitSedy saFe 90 fewd
that one might have ekpe6Aed'as many
arom frFe nds W ho areEo the tmah or boEnlfi
Ladies' Aave not been iRsulted fon 1thets
streets by those straHgersp and 'peshapai
we might not be aEle 60 aysccrrebtlyI
that abe Lconversei ,efdthis ID iaabtgaeo
! Bat there is-a-difsreHee, which will
igerveas sn szepses il not a jlptiheghoRs
We did, not ingite the siraugeEs Il, Mp
Bile They came here with cannon and
mhskets, and took fofcibls' 'possesGoti.
They aFeibyIno means, oHrs guests !. but
fAving got by force into eHEeitya is iA, q
good deal TO fee, that they haze, 20, rob,
bed and violated-have made, friend
f ships, instead bf nmAkihg' nothing but
en nitfesn' TheSchaVe eofdeetedl tbeIn.i
selves like gentlemen. Ard although
Some people may think that We ought
not TO- sag il, We do, say Is, and SAY il ip'
sll honesty, honest l6at We sK5dld like maffy5 IL
these men to stay in RIabatna De soi'
Ilders. The civil iaY---not having been
EFestored, We desire fhat the h1fIitkryi F4@
shall be administered bjah6ssIEh0 have
| so far exhibited so mach sell, ,cqntrel7l
who hare exhibited so much 9f |. what u il
| manly, and yet who might haEee op-
pressed Instead of protecting ps,ads ~,
r. We pay this Compliment sbeersp ~ 4 70
those who t0ere our enemies. .bns .wbo
we think, will discover that theEe are
4 pone elsympathetic ties, WHICH, Il they dc
7 lot unite US IN bonds Of po1picaf opfn.
hiOn, may in, the bond Of good feeling.
7 What we want now is, kindness from ihe
Government, We need its help, its, f9a-
teri1g cares,oTWelyaFes OK yerpo poweredI q =
weary of war. aud now t6Rt the war Ia
over, we want good fellowship, reor:
\. aanizaIip69 oDt of<SufWard desPrt0hui
,49df a hearty clear expression of a desire
j eo EsatqEBe stRsI South ptQz the kold stsat4Eas
,f,Eithin. The Union, Give us assurAhet
.tby its Acts that this is tEeidssire Of 1.-The
! GpSeFamens, and alshcHgh We mSy MOI
! thipkrLkasthe waFIagainst uadgss yigsti
rye may, hope to strive within the HnioT
y rao aceomplish the purpose for which ys
itiearrisd on the watAhoto for the Aegrt
,1( (foE Ne it9lest as PfopeFiyH 'Sutots SHOW
b lthatlonrg rights an States iareg aetaEAnl
!. = fhss dead Pri9GiPlsstsSa HAy hesaEgaec
for in spch o way as shah convert TO oul
side those who seem 70 Have beep Hght
ing against them "a GFeel az tAis9 snEp ~
I|shall reeSmuebce Dlife fgnl1 lffomjth'
ElsrEihleo ruin xhiabb noE pppr rssses n
II may hope for such material IprospsElt
las shah restore the SoRth to It's Old ID
: Huahne within tbsiaF sdssah VnioHs0i
Assie Iri6aneld0 b sbasi.l sdl baa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
) The Crops.


n nfkS CoUsrY.-In our ignorance of
lie main cause, we have heretofore at.
tribuied the general faiiareof the wheat
in this section to smut. and '"rustiip',
but, while these two evils have no doubt
done their part toward destroying the
crop, little worm has been the princi
pal and most effsctuai agent Of idesfhc;
ton. This worm is an inkignifeaut
insect, in size, being bot little over ohe-
eighth of an inch in length, is of . bright
y88w color, and quite lively. It IS
found ID the joints Of the wheat 2 An
the fields in this vicinity are ,irfested
with the, pesky Variants, ?" Wheat this
year turhs oat 70 be A@popri TnFestmehr Il
and many broad acres wili be 'lsft, dneat.
-JourndK br .g:dsnvoI nOsaf0L 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

Nt~gOskiIgdlf l4lea ina ,,srgsri slsiiD

NV YogKs July Fiiaa Isfa stesmsbsB
} pESvehS4Fg star, III Oh New H9+ leAhs, aeriv.d
yea 1t .fhfsp pstti at at early hsuto tlisol
M KorlfiHv vmodi Suons ;s1sXG4ssaq 10 I9dm
IW GERdShstida6 a iKad sfssSG anl ofdit
notifying r9fbkeessfr5td Tbxds atAt USi4
ptrdoges aowoih ;b8astssieNi OF ,Hat4
bS,a sAbH Il 3aAtheyfcah sedufat9 ihsirH
hou1 ~ srqs9eh s9SFFfS Lana g ~ sabge bposid
hsk kssi6hd5f iftisfr prop srtyo lid siseoaeGsl
iies the people Of Texas that no hom9
bEnasds6b &smednhabds1Edt AelapHp5kcit
ttionngjH sbsd psIHjp ed, in tbs sIgieussj
The military forces of the United States
hsill be sufficient to pro.edt 1neie pr rs6us |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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OF thael itEsnsiaf 9t P9is ,epsis t4F5 ae11iygll
30 q nIAtdaFE tEEtbR9n tEEtbR9 sJisjs beiin,U 81; ,los
Ps n aih - 2siilah 1t may .lRGsl 1889
that PFe6N nIlapglhI 1tiha1 tn ffbs iple .,t n II
tor Pbas wal 2, BGssFcRtas eeit9lP Ib q " Fa
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dea6e At ths late sooqhspaiFaey slyS59T Egse 4
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iReg,l W .@assfriss set. haysD 4 sP
SurEHikIwss lnnoefPbt 2 ibihe 1frplRYF1feS ~
4qPresident Lincoln, qEEpt enYi 7lnlePtfIoA e4t
OF 90 fa0spsR55snaG r 5saia "a murder tIl,,sa p 5oiaR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

dAh-Eegard to the. overland dispatches
coming homeward. All the instances
we EHa merAte, and otkersH which might
ibe cited, prove that the cholera is on its
periodical m&reh4 sidt Esb saiTailol :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12


The cholsERis-seld to have sppeSEed
in Asia Shd 10 IbS 46eving steadlssTssH
sss 4 Fts sss !sa9 sg gEGRs E ssf S ~:
bSpuS& xsrd at BE crA and Medi1si
are vest laEer of eheIera smitten
victims, the pilgrims persfing all along
tie r5sd Ee 4se aiftaes from JsaaAcabdl
the southern pitts, hahi4 SAieks who had
come to kiss the Kaaba t1rnRgbaEkin
horror, with beis tAPG pgqesumb in
tentsa4dl PFEEs where they had shut
thetnseIves np1 Already Egypt has been
reached, and the feilAhs there are per-
ishing BY thOusandsa sonachiso that the
ItalFsnA and xFfeheh harbars are shut
again 81 q ssasseis q ft6 u i Mar
seilles has keps o1lI the mail boats in
dthrAaAad e$ePn EN- csn t@Ut aneribnnd
passengers wers 7EhHed Fhthe Jollietts;
and at last We JoRrsely bays been
/ obliged 20 confront periLthsts eannos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

CARRoL14- Harvest IS rapidly .ap-
preaching eopcEusioqd The wheat, jig.
a great many doeAliiiss, is much better
than was ic'pated. The ceprn ec5op8
#e@ze told BY the faFneFy,Iis- faFlin Fd-
46te of anything of latsa- years, Our
own observation warrants Us. an saying,
that the prospect in this locality is equal,
if not superior, 10 any ever befots teenI..
Nothing but Providence or a healvysfFoss
can prevent an i'm msnse cropz+ Delphi
Timesas Il 4 nailas1nag lElrollEd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

rphns that noneYfFYwsrglsqd We
lstAysd ont as long as we could and were
Cthadagsss0 %bcinj' ant HosE dgYAsTl
Il Tfsr Ptssi9slito4L i Lga ,e T REQ sht those
? Ashaswsnsl j q 1asta were among THE w9rat-
I after they got iu'PibutI be thasAsi itorhsy.
apdeEstapd ms, mggenltleGn1sni = SIs qldpP ( (
shgftbse par<onahy--4L aEav just speakiag
Of the sshsfS WORKING Of the mater,
III isna%- lhAEa~ ~has -haan e1faEt nada
hy some to persuade the people that the
7 amnesty proclanattoh was doing them
MISUNDERSTANDING up. ,capitel. aEd
| keeping work from the lPoCrD 1ttdOes
4oS$EsE Hing. # dat y aoHs At aRs rs.
| is done in conseq uenee sos he1vloLasnon
Of law sud, the Asp Tinisslcn OF treason 4
TIE Presiderit Concluded by saying
that lie would look at the papers they
1 prest ntad ,(AuE 6a Aka had sseen 10
reason for removing the twelfth exeep'
i tor. .SNU : F-----ssss-Ss - !. go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
RrIFs ISA RkGEii.lI.ff.fifIIa.Is...a
/. sep.psr. given .~.y.' sEFs0EEr % 'o,

1. sePapsrs given awayss sEF86Exr o. 'o-
s'S'e-'0Nr SSrSNAI@ifN, ETgm- gsraT TIrr rrf -sr
? No adyerstserasuts, local notioe-sS Prrsia ~ &
srfsi dSsss PrepASi pay susras&srd. fr $50
y. Advsrsseps1ts viii pstsx aoeouarAaasa -
local notices. aaesa made 70 that ofct ~ p
and value reeesved Tor TE zTIT E0-- r o
= No " LOrAt Nstee, short NfIl' y.gt p -
Deserted for less than One DellAr each day. b Z : ~
5 Marriages, FunsrA and Religious Notarea sruei ss
invarisSsy Be paid II AsvS1ee 10 sseurv tn
sertion. y = III -w
n q Is deficiency on the par, OF feArrisrs VIII ls
made good by ne ones ths carriers slil 10 lSt
seaTe pNpers a. ordered aud directed tAsy must q
psSs fsrNher earulessness.s i.tflf sals -f sg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

IettersUThieh2 went out of the general
most Gftcg g. -1hn- castay fsse %efe 9ent in
bdxsssjss8tkad oe hagsa 80 preTent infecs
tf6hs~ bsFs tfH Y M 2 z 2, - ~ I w ~
mailza 7paESis y thro1gh ne coantry-
Fk8s, itdasea - hbe =. PseesutisU Sosoas
own behalf, but il viii also Be observed,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
MoHgAS r4-Iutsfhgsnt ando observing
fa I'm era inforn1 ma that the prospects for

MoRGAN. .r~-AutethB 6nt ana O0seEblnSi
fatn ers inform Us that the prospects fprr
q heavy corn crop are better than for
many years past Seasonable weather
and Tate, ffosE will teHT "a Big tale RI
favor Of this great Indian staple. Ifbufi
hopes ia tEis direction are itesifzed,
what matters It 2if'the wheat Gf5p fsi
abort; We shall have plentYito i've hP6nl
and surplus to sell - G6sdzettS DGoa39o =,
TIPTeg,-uEREwers in garisAs portions
-uf-thisu county, who are rHeRl lbpsH rhsr1
vesting1 their wheat have infoFmsd Us
that thiayear the wheat will .aot BealSe
lahlaverage hAlf7eropr-iTiglss. oii.ai.udir
Coon CRof --ouroJd friend. gbrbeHss
i tRalelif, harvested on the '22d day 6f
Juna laat, eleven acres Of Meditefzluean
bearded wheat, which viii Yield, he
thinks, not less than twenty bushels ito
the acre He Informs as At be sowed
his seed near The last of August Tie
beads are wen filed with plump krai6,
/ and no 'signhof rust Ision. the STRAW. He
thinks It Iis'a great advantages to- so "
llearly. = Richmond -PGlEddiltnEa .saa na
N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
General Rousseau.

- h4&F6HBAs BAskrs-&EhIAL@@&1 AhAAA
Awe, here in KepRekt t,hre5Rhk habit
I6E arguing the slavery question more
from the ec6n6 6nAtsl bshsGaH Hstlle'l rfFURa1
.standnaint. Il is not fashionable 70 gay
That slaAGG0 tGN RoE1ABA
cause it is wicked and wrong, but simply
AMcanse it dies fsosnesy .s~ ieSepriEeBasr
lsef populptiop, of railroads, Of turnpikes,
t1 sc61ds; HGriAsDfroRBur StsfE Al
EnpallY thirty to forty thousand native
I Kentutkf6ns, wfoiI iIIIgavfHg ilie4FahbthesI
tgp to the free Northwest. 1t has kept
your cities dull and poor. to the enrich.
lag of the cities of neighboring States
Szch and such like are the arguments
on this topic. The lands will increase
~ value when it is abolished; the farms
I'm the neighborhood Of the cities will be
krut up into market gardens, as they are
IN the North. The saving of freights on
| the products Of the farmer when free
E6om brings with it teeming population
from all quarters of the globe, and
atuhrings close together the producer and
: consumer, will alone be sufficient to re-
Emhurse him for the loss of the ungra-
kciops privilege of making other men
fand other women work for him without
wages. All these articles have been laid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

'hopes that she might succeed In remain-
ing neutral in the mighty revolution
thIQpgS This ERsifha KS has az i9SSss RsSai Ess
her ssisslaVe StaiesRGw. .tbahDoHab the
saYhe men wa sttigtf IsAss1s sfe would re,
aiB sss hsE SaS dat sshe Wit isi
audRess Same @sn iHsStef III is ] Sft.tta H
that she could remain neutral and de-
fend herself against the North and the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

81 can be restore1IFYYT5 not lead to
tbloedier and -6efcer war Aid why is
thisfp 9igTsAf 9yeH Hd Jch htttffp
the long <dn(S &skh Sf Sr0Dg 8Di ANt
E%ndGsp4Qt.RaFs IIfw dxEalsHzqau an
= KENTUCKY SscTqEEaTrf4saTH#twe 9iI
f. II wisho9 Ga ydaR Raibr 5EsA stzsAfyYis
kaead.o Its own, ,frieh hdg sRaEesadsstroysd
f1ti THEY. bpisGsd II stB X fSSq h9sfi
JEFF DaNis~G GoxeFnmeRr,9a aRdlinVited 1us,s
nAy,a afbFcS6 us 81 essail liE sTheX forced,
f4he. lIwhelai LIBERAL NeFd1oto dEpak nSas
"a ponijf, and asprese ntsdFg usthe aitertia-
Dive U, dsstr u SyasS eS,stk dSf G6yeEh-.
44uent perish. We all know this to be
ttdse',i Rgsefrth hihl isensib lee rfa4r n
deny, Q sEsdHtg, Was ssplRIn ohelTrtp,
Akin slaysryoansi rrelselli6T %pith'i ItyEsna
'HdSoAs G6pSafRmsf e hyts sg fIIsiSf6 7,gFbtss
4sthiUgs ara accom- Plished fAeisaapd,in the
d5whols Christian 'N1tid 'tH ere rem gspsbus
three oslaver States,,a CT 81 = EraxiE, aud
KerttlitRy aTila heF egeSas 90 savsslavs-
ry-KeptRGkx has lha sxmpathy St-56
body; the civilized -EnFl r. sentiment
[ L 4 - LkGN4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
pine. .5I6 LSR656 AddeSKUsk kkaipus

eupine. .5iI6 Ia6a5b Adde6x5ss kkaIous,
RSiailag Eeiana of n po.Ilion RG
Of nenss&Hg rAas F&cevh ksrup my<I
the people. Of AheJU AitsdzsSsafasa that,
although theGGoxefunTenttwas the best
In the word, aud eheEvoulap gladly aaz
ioSitS- -hlassinss and -xolld- nezer- Sisgs
1t up, Yst+bsfshe 9see.S StstssrHRsf are
serve addf adfdf inefeffdi1 a. il t,Eafthfin ooth z So
ui6bATaaD pAss osstahsr. sacred soil No I
btfkso issaEpspi Ss sss s,,i sf srds A
whas asiae0nadingap0 p0sltl ca Jor o. bFaxs
anFc hiealfic qStsfe 10 oecupStI She YES
tsaeEths mere mere pass 1gefsl 1A 4 as aahsad
at that, to use q happy illustrshOnr set
MElEfnS 6fnss, ard was not to lay her
hand to the pupp, VII every body else
was struggling antts @eAt7ng 40 save the
uohka lshIr THAR had HheenE BRutttedThg
pirasessd zTI aIAH EAIrxESV s'wZETAE
nl znisagr7rT yrTrE-Tre u ruz 7fztTi 10 tesi 81
| RETURNING REBELS "A few dAyGssneS
yhnnssdShouuy sonIafi &ssNge Shonp,
formerly of yhaufel, and latsn OF .the
played oakSOatherai 0oufederaeyS came
/ from Dixie to visit bis relatives ms and
/ gSeut GoRnefsviaie.u He had been ttor
fodts years tryfhg' t67 rnin these q GtiTesi
aud With 1sTprenns in1pdSie 1eea he icaan e
5stkleo visit thsndg III vent TO see lbs
uncle, Martin Upde hear Connefs-
sHEe The ga patfibt met tbs young
rsbsi at The gate, and esrnesqY 1n$ited
him 70 traSs1A He tTSyefed,. and ubot
rsaaehIRgf EqnnsrsgiI less vas. infoFm e!c
shatitAe train EKepsda II rlsssFe ,EhortI sgyS1 gy1
eeuld take 9nesmore aPasssngsTs - u Dig
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

nomerEympathetic tiee, WHICH, g they DO
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aipn, may in, the bond Of ogo8d feeling,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

would assist usrVeFY MafRl p yea1 would
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kefcspiion,, he had acted on the natural
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belliono oace6rdinR Id the exfent" Of their
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-31
CHEMICAL COMPOST.

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animal matter. such as meat, bone, fish
leather and wool, together with chemicals
AID inorganic fertilizers, which decompose
the mass, aud retain the nitrogenous ele-
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It is very valuable fertilizer for field
crops generally, and especially tor potatoes
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Its excellent qualities, strength and cheap
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This highly phosphate fertilizer is par
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The formula or method OF combining its
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