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A-Yronnpt Paying Courty--.Ansi-Ne~ro
Suffrage FcclIng--Fatal Array
dSav2=c Fight Between Soldiers and
SboSE7nrn. Arc-
tSpccll Despatch to the Chicago Ttbune.l
DEs MolSEa, Aug. g.
The sth 1own Cavalry, under Dtevet brig. Gen.
Winslow, arrived at Davenport On Thursday lass-
Butler county, in this STATE, hss paid SO 0O0
bounty money, has $4,000 IN hand, and IL out oi
debt.
Work Is progressing rapidly On branch railroad
10 Dccornh from the McGre:or Western.
Col. Mooro q. $. A., Medical Director Of Gen.
shctman'e army, and Gen. Duncan, Gen. sher.
mans Slatf Surgeon, were II Davenport Last week.
The ant!-ucgro tufage party of1owai is dwindling
for Convention In Scott county, about dozen
responded.
The proportion is about the came In Other coun-
Tics Nhcre conventions hive been held.
Charles Mccarthy, Of Company @, 4ih Iowa caya1-
y, killed IL 1afthmhn named Michael Reynolds, ut
Hogertown+ Scott county. on Saturday last. Anoth-
Ct soldier named Kinds had uscd unbeeomng lin.
gnasc to Reyno1ds' wife. Reynolds attacked Kinds,
when Mccarthy inter.ered resulting in tho death oi
the latter, by shot from Reynolds.
The sth Iowa cavalry, Col. Barrett. we're expected
in Davenport on Monday last.
A rumor reached here Today that difficulty &C.
curred nj Clinton, yesterday, between number Of
returned foldIerz and the atachees Of Palmers Hip
podrome, resulting In the death Of si1 eho8ucn
End one soldier.
+ Thomas Lewie, q merchant Of Adel, twenty miles
wcst Of this city, WIS killed On the oocsson Of the
railroad accident at Morrison. to-day.
, 1865-08-23
THE WERZ COURT
MARTIAL.
TABRUPTLY CLOSES
SINE DIE.
Another Forger and
Thief Exposed. .
JEFF. DAVIS TO HIS
!. COUNSEL.
He is Anxious about When, Where
and before Whom he is to
be Tried.
SEVERE GALE IN SAVANNAH.
GEN. HITCHCOCK ON THE EX-
|. CHANGE OF PRISONERS.
HE INDICATES THE C0URSE
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
SAD ACCIDENT ON TIE DIXON
AIR LINE RAILROAD.
Bloody ARRAY between Sol
dicrs and showmen
e HOLD UP ON PARDoN9.
Mississippi adopts the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
| AND so DID VlRGlniAkkE0hTHkC0.
Rebel Gen. Wheeler gets Badly
| Beaten.
In EXECUTIVE BUREAU 10
| BE ESTABLISHED BY THE
| ppTCTnFNfT
Mississippi adopts the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
AND so DID vlRGIniAkKoHTHAco.
Rebel Gen. Wheeler gets Badly
Beaten.
In EXECUTIVE BUREAU TO
BE ESTABLISHED BY THE
PRESIDENT.
THE WERZ TRIAL.
The Court Martial Suddenly Adjourns
sine die-Tbc Prisoner 1kctttal.dcd 10
the Old Capitol.

The Court Martial Suddenly Adjonrns
sine dte-The Prisoner Kctttautfctl 10
the Old Capitol.
WAsH1so1os, Aug. @--Tho motion to quash The
chargcs and specifications against Captain Writ,
1nsde hy the dciendeute cpnrse1+ WIS Azyued prin-
cipaIls by JUDGE Hughes, who contepded that they
were too general and uncertain, and that the Of.
fences charged were cogrizable by civil. and not
military courts The Commission oseuu1cd the
molten, and the prisoner then pleaded not guilty TO
The chnrge aGainst him.
Col. chipman, the Judge Advocate, today sug-
sested that the prisoner be fcmanded to the Old
Capitol Prison. and that the Court now adjourn. In
this the Court without s.a Eual yote, acqnlesced.
I-sc uuchea wanted to know to what time the
Court had adjourned.
Col Chapman replied thst he would notify Cold
fel Of the fcaseembling Of the Cont, md then re-
4uetted the Witnesses IN attendance to iye insor-
nation rs to where they resided, and Instructed
them not 10 leave The city until properly discharged
Ju;es HuEhcs said he would like u be heard.
Col. Chapman repnEl that uuder the parliamentary
law. there could now be no artnmtul.
Ma}- Gen. Ha1lcck sud: The Court atanas nd
jonsued; consequently there GIN be no argument. y
Judge Hughes-1he prisoner hasiag been ".
rafgncd. We gnier our protest against break up OF
the coa1t OF IN indefinite adjournment. We akk for
tho q the prisoner or ,ha1 the court pro-
Maj. Gen. Wallace rcpested That the coarthad nd
jorrDed. !.
During this oo1loqny the prisoner vas removed
from The court room By the military guard. The
adjournment without day hasine been named for
IeassebIng Of the court took TIC counsel and fpec.
this course, 1hnngh there Is a suspicion that the
e3afre Of conspfrIcY 1nay be Withdrawn.
, 1865-08-23


4 privnta letter froA one Of the boys Of the
59th Illinois Infantry, dated at Green Lake,
July a0, tells Of the hardships Of campaigning
IN Texas. The writer sars:
I'VE left Nashville the 18th ult., went to
Johnstonvflle, took toats ut that place for
Cairo, and there took boats for New Orleans,
distance 1850 miles. We went into camp nt
New orleans, and lay in camp about twelve
days, then took shipping for lndianola,
Texas. We were ont on TIC Gulf four days,
Got TO lndianola on the 9th inst. Landed and
started At nine O'Clock that night for this
plnce. They told us 1t was eighteen miles TO
any wnter, solve started and tfay eled ali nioht
on prairie as level as barn floor, aud at sun
riee We could not see any water ret, nor any
nlacc 10 camp. Not man had aily water.
md nearly half Of the brigade gave out, many
nf whou1 died on the prairie for want Of
Water, The boys threw down their guns
Ennpsacks, and come Of them every thing
fbev had, 80 as to reach water, but for all
f1at several had TO die Men who could 10
no farther would Lay down and curse ine siov.
eminent to their last breath. ZOE ~! 1. Manl
now to know how. far It really vas Nell on
s-v ths nearest route was twenty-five mnes.
snine sa1d fhfrty-fye, but as We got ialse
rude who took us fall fifteen miles out o.
The way. and add, this to thirty, and Ne
haye dfstance OF fort -ffrc miles travel "1ih.
out any wafer, except little hracksh coast
water that some Of The men took In Their c3o'
| teens. and nearly half Of that distance under
burning SUM-. The men feel that they hase
Ill been wrunccd by: the Government. ano
large numbers Of them are dcserting all tht
titnc.''
, 1865-08-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Southern Methodist Conference Circuit
Court DccIsion-The aEi&stssippl.
, Especial Dcepatch 10 the Chieago Ifibnne.1
ST. LOUIS, August 2.
A conference OF the Southern Methodist minla-
ters of this State commences tomorrow, in this
city, when I. is expected action Will be taken con-
cerning the new constitution oath
Judge Owens, Of the Franklin county Circuit
Court, rahid MISREPRESENTATION man, has made
decision which allows the Union home guards to
eyade that part Of the oath referring to ssagi1g ar
aguipst the state government. 1htsis done to coT-
cr the capture Of Camp Jackson. II does not reter
to the acts of rebels against the Government
The Mississippi Is rapidly retiring al his point,
but as get there is plenty Of water in the channel
below Tor the largest Class Of boats. The Upper
Mississippi Is reedins it, entire length, aud again
threatens low stage Of water. The Missouri river
Is rapidly gotns under, and the boats begin to meet
with considerable detention BY the constant s1lit-
Ing Of the bed Of the river, which puzzles the Oldest
and most experienced pilots ut times to ind The
ehprfDp1
, 1865-08-23

Another Zig Forgery-Two Destructi1
Rire1.

Another Zig For9ery-Two Destructive
FIFea.
i. NEW YoRx, Aug. se.-Eight hundred laborcrs
were cent west today 10 worE On tho extension OF
the Toledo + Wabash railroad.
George Glaawlu, aged twensy-niEc years, natiyc
forging IN enforcement oD stolen dsaf. On Ttou-
bridge Sons, Of New naven, for &, 800, and pay
Ing for some toWelry Herewith. receiving the bal
nncc in cash. He also, by forging the name OF
Aaron Smith, obtnlned possession Of over sA0, COO
IL bonds Of the Ttlln Fort Wayne railroad, at the
st. Nicholas hotel. ind decanped. The arrest took
place in New Hasen, md the bonds recovered.
NEE YoRK, Ang. Sat seven o'clock this even
ing fire broke ont In the large Workshop attached
10 ihe peuilenitarJ on blackwell Island, which re-
suited In its cenp1ste dcstruet]o9 1t IL reported
that number Of prisoners escaped.
NV YoRK, Aug. xa.-Thc fire in Winter and
Eonth sireels yesterday afternoon, destroyed Hicks
banded warehouse, very large tix.stoy building,
containing oyer half million OF dollars worth ol
tea and coffee. Four fremeu were badly injured BY
falling Tall The tea and coffee was mainly own
ed by Bennett, Sturges 4 Co., and principally IN.
cured.
, 1865-08-23

EMPLOYMENT AT YOUR
IOVE EuOalEs,-yhousnoas can realize huud1ed
9olaTs weeki5; e & osSnsls reaaifMsd M sxesps shqse
@aod stape = 1ouE: il Is the greatest discovery ot
.es ss< Fall paF.lenlaEs sent % seff;Hs 9s twe
BROWN. Gea1 EruadwAY, New YORK. AuIaGS7.stnrk
, 1865-08-23
ALBANY.

n. II. G1lletts Counsel for JEFF. Davis
Letter from Je4i. Davis to Mr. Gfiieft--
He. IL Anxious to Know Whens " here
aud Before Whom He IL to be Tried.
ALBANY, Avg. a.-M1. n. H. Gislett, one Of Tho
counsel for JEFF Davis, In note 10 the Albany
Arg.n, says Mr.. Davis has no moro ~nfornaHou
concerning his tial Than others have. In letter
from Davis, date 18th inst. 10 Nj. G1le't, he says:
II am sill igndnnt Of the charges against me- the
sources Of them and the tribunal before which am
to nnswcr- Eou letter gave me the first notice Of
the Washington Indictment" MI. Davis rcQnests
btr. Gnlett 10 have 4 conference with III. Charles
O'Conor, his only other counsel, 80 that he Hsay be
prepared for the trial whenever It uay be brought
on, with aa little Delay as the nature aud import
arce Of The Case niIl permit. A direct implication
10 the proper department., asking to be informed, II
pot improper, Then, where and before Hhat tsihnn
, 1865-08-23

NUMBER;74.; !;

ratlons they we're receiving, they would re:
mark, ut Is enough for you d--d Yankees !;
We only intend to give you enough to keep
Iife in your 80.
II August the deaths Of prisoners averaged
flfty per day. Tac dead were carried out GE
stretchcrs one at time, two prisoners with
guard to each stretcteT. Only two bodies
could be carried out at time. Lucky was
the poor wretch Of prisoner Who got q
chance to help carry out body to the dead.
house outside, aud some distance from the
stockade- Iie would bring In some wood on
the stretcher when he returned. Then he
might cook his miserable pittance Of food, or
have fire some cold night to warm hhhsest.
Often have seen: men sitting BY dyingmaa,
hid LIFE, that they might carry ont his body
and. get little wood to help them to keep
Ite ia themselves. Thsdrad were carried to
the dead-house, when the nxme, company and
regiment were taken down IN a book. They
were t1ien thrown ro1yhly into wagop.
hauled to some distance tfom the stockaae,
thrown into shallow trenches, and a few
shore1s ll1T Of dirt thrown carclessly uTer
them. Suck was the manEtr Of burying the
victims Of AndersouYi1le.
, 1865-08-23
About Pardons-A General Mistake
From the Sonth-The Kentucky Union
Members Of CONGRESS-

Members Oh N0uSfGAas ~
NJ TeHS o Y, 41&; 4S;z s2mTho Washington CORES
.1Up to date about a5 600 applications for pardon
have been returned to The Attorney Gcne1als Office.
epcral have Iust claims to Executive clcneney.
duly recommended and Forwarded to the President
ioE his action II is raid, on the authority OF IN
Of the President has been fixed 10 100 ofshe appl-
cations received for pardon. The nnmeeT da!ly an
nounoed psrdonea are simply lhs 1ames Of th9se re
Attorney General. The President has exercised the
u1p4t autjon and die ecsnlination in the nattcr OF
psraons, and has inEa1iahle rejected a1spplicaons
Show .he necessity Ct Executive c1smene5.
The Hra'ds special sayg: '.1he r1esilentl y some
yhat aano.ed a he fae thai san 6a1e
fact known that he Investigated each
mse End 9y Seaedh te 1t. sash E.
acaiu ior further consideration, to which b SIS
9neantly replied hat i would b some line D.
Cen. nj HaheoeE has been hrese.ted Major aenesalln
1be regular army. ,..haa
hundre paymaste.s ase to BE- a,ssais5gssa y sa
Misslstippl department, having less than two yeats
10 seryc. Win Sc Immediately discharged. Ths en-
tire naval force te eoon to be reduced to len
VTeior smith, agent OF the Treasury Department,
who vi. wrecked On the steamer Golden Kule. re.
HI bcp q e1 Vs se two vrecek IL Hs
he has recovered only hundred and forty thousand
dollars Of The million and half Of The Treasury
!snee tom she wrrcK, indicating thst tho safe had
sls relief of Nt. Smith.
receise reelgnahons Ut Washington have no knorl-
fSTs .. nc Eessntion Of the Esnaion OF b.
WAsgxx7ox, Ting. es.-The Chronicle Of thls
! morning sayD: From an official who hos luSt fe-
, 1865-08-23
NORTH CAROLINA.
About Cruelty to NeGroes-Pro4perouS
Cond9tfop OF AAf4lFa in NeTrberu.

About Cruelty to Negroes-Prosperou
Condition OF AaAiEa in Nevsbern.
EW YoRK, August s2.-The Wilmington Ntrdzi
q the 10Th contains an oficdnl communication from
MAJOR Mciean, Of Fayetteville, in which be stases
That instead Of two negroes being tied up and pub
'sly Whipped n Faysfseyills. that ono negro ifler
being tried and convicted OF larceny, was whipped
according to The sentence and laws Of the State;
~ taat the Statement Of negroes being
the tree. Il false. This report
originating from tho fact that military othcer
eaused two sheep stealing, negroes: to be tied By
theiE thumbs to lamp post fol two honrs, as pun
1ehment for their offence The Major knows Of no
cares q cruelty to Negroes either by cisill.ns o.
R. y. Gardie, Sheriff Of Cumberland county.
9tates that ne ssposa that hs publicly whipped two
EEw1EHN, AnR. 70: The health Of Newhe1n con-
tnues good. There Is no possible danger OF the re-
appearance Of yellow teres which ysited this city
lsstsummer.
Ordinary lumber ia selling here for forty dollars
thousand, nutwithz landing heavy timber land ean
be purchased fa1 five and ten dollars per on The
river banks, few miles below this city. The de-
and for houses Ia great and the rents arc 50 high
that ordinary houses on business streets ply for
Themselves nearly twelve times year.
, 1865-08-23

Wisconsin Sick Sofdferz-scW Tclc-
graph Line, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnaune.]
MADISON, Aug. -.
The Governor has received letter from the State
aeeut dated St. Louis 1Stt Stating that the hospital
boat, D. A. January, had arrived there with load
Of s1ck md wounded eolders, including sixty three
wisconsin Five Of the Latter died on the passagc
A new telegraph line Is to be Immediately con-
st1ucea between this city and Belo't By the North
western Telegraph Company.
The annual tournament tof fire companies Of ah's
State takes place ut Jaresyille tomorrow.
, 1865-08-23
DECATUR.

Macon county FAfr-tov. DgIe%by and
Perhar. Gen. Grant will Attend.
DEc41rn, Aug sa-E1tensise preparations
cultural FaIs, 10 be held On the recent Stata
Falr grounds at this. place during. tho week
eonmcncin. On Monday next a large num-
her Of horses cattle and other articles On her ray
n rhfcaso ~ The state Fals, viii se r1AiDLtun
here. Coy. ogleshy Will attend, and through him
an invitation has been given Gen. Grant, both at
whom have interesting associations connected with
this paec, It being the home Of the former and the
place where the regiment was organized that COM
p.ised the ticnerale drstcoumand In the beginning
or the rebellion,
, 1865-08-23

Pacific Hailrond I4andH-Arrest Of one
of tho Qunntrell Hand By Negro.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsgo Ir1hunc'l :.
LAwHEscr, Kansas, Aug. y
The rne,hc Railroad Company, At their ONCE In
thia city, arc ceiling about 4oo0 acres OF land PEI
month to actual sct.lers at an Average pElce Of u
per acre. Two more steamers came up the haosas
river 10 this point yesterday. There hss been no
navigation Of the stream since 1868. =; =. :
Aman, recognized as one Of the QuantreQ .m1e
, 1865-08-23

NEW YonK, Aug. aa.-The tep,an4i for money Is
unusually light. Pdyate bankers hold laece BAL
ances, which they arc offering at sir pr cent.
hs.ons fSr are % bny, met
gencrnJly lending al eevc1 per cent. The payment
OF the Ancuat dividend upon 80 notes has Tended
nnep To- the PP s IF y
nsmea arc readily taken at 9Ge1oc pei cent. The
Government Is supposed to be selling gold this
morning, and The prfce IL consequently easier.
Speculative operators appear to hare mel check
from the late developments, and the transactions
are at present chiefly of regular character.
, 1865-08-23

A Violent Gallo nt Savannal,-DestFuc-
tIon OF fPropcrtT-Trnde nj Savannah

H S1Ufe11t SzH1C III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tIon OF fPropcrtT-Trnde nj Savannah
DC.
NEW TonE, Aug. ee,-Thc Saynnnah Rsn1H o.
The 18th, states that violent gale occurred there,
Ing the streets, &C. Tho Stoddard Block onj the
noith side Of bay street. eeeuls to hare been tn the
track Of the nc1cest part Of the gale. 4 large ror.
tion OF the roofing, With the rafets and eheathtng
Of The northeast gable Of tic building and col.
siderable portion Of the eorn1ce we1o blown oil and
thrown to the oppoe..e side fthe street Through
out the city the shade trees, fenecs &C., wero da1n-
aged more or less. Many trees were blown down,
and tho streets, after the storm, were sncWn with
fallen limbs.
Trade ut Savannah was improving.
idly geetored> and produce Is coming down LIE
river. Tie only drawback being the low water which
tmpedes navigation
, 1865-08-23

dcrers, who sacked ts city just txo years ago to-
day. and bntchered 200 Of It's dizens, wna a,1ested
By cosord rnan. late On Saturday night, I'D has
been lodged in the guard house. He came to the
co1osrd mans hnuse IN the night. The colored
man suapeetIng something, took down his tide, in
vtted him to 20 to lawrence With him. and be
tsTnf
, 1865-08-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
An Executive Rureau-Why PaFIpnS
1Iavcbecn nstoppcd-RevcnucD Decision
Negro Schools.


Have been Stoppcd-Rercnuc Decision
Negro Schools.
tspec1al Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune.l
WAsH1so7oy, Aug. =
The President Il understood to have determined,
in Eier Of the heavy pressure upon him, to organ
izc In the White Houee nn Executive Buren,, at
the bead of which Is 10 be pIaeed Mr. John Wilson,
present Third Auditor Of the Treasury Department.
The determination haz probably been expedited by
the troubles about pardons and pardon brokerage.
The Presidents suspension Of pardoning is m
jcsstood to have been In consequence Of fnisna-
tlnns from razfous sources, that a ring hsa been
fmued, partly Of oalce-ho!ders and partly Of par
n-h1okerr, who were exercising most corrupt
infnencc in tnrthcztns bepardon. Of come, and de-
laying TINT Of Others.
The sudden and apparently Indefinite adjourn
nent Of the Wctz Military Commission today Is
attributed in Rouac qumtess to a determination to
use Wcrz nt witness against jeff. Davis, and in
others to feeling that the charges and epccilca-
tione would have to be nodded. Nothing IL dea-
nitcly knonn, however, On the subject.
The following decision has been made By the
Commissioner Of internal Revenue: Interests OF
stockholders In dividend paving companies: It Is
held By this o[ce that all dividends declared by any
ofthe Institutions mentioned IN feciion No. 1a0 Of
the excise 1aH, elnce the 1st day Of Jnly, 16f
subject to The taz Of hve per ccntum, without tc-
gard to the tine whea the profits upo1 which such
dividends are based were earned.
Congress having ordered the city Of Washington
tosct apart portion Of lta school funds for the
benefit Of The negro schools. the authorities asold
cd obedience By raising 10 school fund, md making
extraordinary additions to another fund, so as to
continue the support OF the white schools. Yestef-
day one Of the trustees Of the negro schools called
the attention OF the Mayor to the ars that this
a school fund In fact, II not IN name
and therefore, under the resolution Of Congress,
demanded the authorized share for the negro
schools. The Mayor refused to pay over anything.
In letter On the subject received here to-day, Sen
atnr Sumner says: ''The Lord teigns md Tam sure
The diabolism at Washington cannot continue to
prey1il. You Will not weary In countetactfng it.
Work on. Fight on. When Congress meets we
shall insist On Justice This Is the tasman by which
our country L. to be saved+"
During the Trezeut week Government Eeopened
eleven Toatntaces IN the Southern States,
End contracted for four mail routes The longest one
Of z23 miles, Is IN North Carolina.
General Meade and Hetaeheu Y. johnson arc
among The noted arrisals. r.,
General Lewis 3. Fassons. formerly Of st. Louis,
goes West tonight 10 tuperintsud for the War De-
pzrtrncn1 the greai Western Gales Of Government
bonis and barges
, 1865-08-23
cherries.
t.,
grapes
u = y T. 4 - Z y 4 + =


II will be seen these can be worked both
ways with horse, and thus be easily cu1ti-
yntcd- The blackbcrries should be On the
west side and planted In single row, to be
grown like hedge, md Kept shearcd, aud all
side suckers cut up like weeds. The straw
berries shou1d also be in rows, running north
and south, next to the b1aekbcHies.
As the family dtaE large share Of their
food from the gnrdeu, 1t will needs occupy no
small share Of the farmers attention. This
garden answers him the same that the huck-
ster stalls Of the city do the Inhabitants who
depend upon the market gnrdens. But he
must recoIiect If he fails to plant and
rs he cannot lave the EanEe Of the city mar
ket, supplied as it is BY hundreds Of auall
vegetable gardens.
The next thing Is q good orchard; for
though he can bny fruit, yet i Is cheaper 10
portation, loss In handling mud commissions.
M11K AND BUTTER
These must be had on the firm. Cheese
making has gone to the factory, but butter
making cannot follow it, MILF 10 make but
ter cannot be transported any distance, rs the
motion interrupts the rising of the cream !;
but for cheese it has the effect to more
condition fayornb1e to cheese making.
To SUN up the things TINT are required on
ell farms: We have timber belts for shelter
and wood a garden for vegetables md small
fruits; IN orchard for tic large fruits, cider
nnd vinegar; hay and pasture for COWS. for
home use; a pig yard to keep pigs enough TO
use up the otfa1 Of the kitchen, garden and
farm, and pasture and hay for the firm teams.
These are things common to all fa11ns, and, In
fact, indispensable to success. OF course, 1t
Is understood that buildings arc to be pro-
yidcd IN accordance with this view, hut they
will be very much modified by the use to
which the farm proper Is to be applied.
After these arrangements are made, the
farmer may then consult his soil. climate and
the condition Of the markets to sclcct his
crops.
These may be tho dairy orchardins; mar
ket gardening potatoes; small fruits stock
nax OF hay, and ut the South cotton or sugar.
The fnrmer who selects either Of these, and
puIsues It with steady perseverance, will find
In the end that be has made more money thnn
ifpursuing all or part OF them, according to
the whlm Of the moment
Our farmers are great Lobbyists. Docs
corn command high price, the neIt crop Is
com; does wheat pay the best, wheat
is the next crop, and 80 on through the
for term Of ycars we are at a loss to see
which has the vantage ground.
In subsequent letters We shall discuss these
special crops, with mode Of culture. .
II mny be well to say at this point, that the
utility Of a grain farm can be kept at Its
highest point without the aid Of stock, and
that It requires Systematic effort at the begin.
ming as well as IN the pursuit. We must al
ways bear In mind that soil, climate, distance
must be consulted IN The choice Of crops.
RURAL.
, 1865-08-23

Tee following Ii On e1tract Of letter written nY the
RsvJ .. Ho!ne pastor Of tho Psrcus street baptist
Church Brpoklyp. y. Il 10 ihe Jonrnsl and Mrssee-
ger" Cincinnati. Ohio and speaks volumes IN t1voE
The wprlt.senowred medlttne. Mrs. WSsLoW'a
SOOTHING sYRUT FOE CHILDREN TEErHIyG:
ave see IN advertisement II Jour colunns Of MIS-
WISsLOws SOOTIrIyG SYRUP. Now, We n=Ter
SAIL word IN favor OF the patent medicine before tn
our lit. hu. ee compelled to say to your readc7s
that ths + DO hnmbuG-we hare tried It, and know II
TO be all It Claims It Is probably pne Of sha most su
cestnl medicines Of the day, because 1t u ooe Of the
best and those Of FeAders who hare babies can't
do better thaulay IA asupply.