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1865. FALL OPENING. 1866.
To tho Ladies'.
A NEW STORE JUST OPENING.

RR uHHiNERy AND DREss-MAsk.
IVA lNU at tho brnnrh OF Nine. lloho,
rosts Emporium OF Fashions NO >"
SOUTH SECOND ATltElc1i .aHiH 81
Mrs. y. w. MORE1alfAD Respectfully So
licita the patronage of the ladies' 81 ENanH-
willie. Having opened an esthbtanhmomt !,
she tx prepared DO Rttend TO the bvslnosa IN
all in branches, and IN constantly ~ re-
atyloa FOR BonnetA, Droaacs, Chtsnltn, nmd III
nact every ARTICLE pertaining TO innleS ane
ChilLren'a Wnrdrobcs, direct rom New
York Nna philadelphia. nf H.H
Patterns OF all kinds for safe.
stamping and Brsiding done AT short
Notions and Fancy Goods, IaTdies' and
| Children'a Underwear, OF all Rinda and
atyloa. ooo GAIA
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WAS REMOVED from uIA OLD
II stand on Main street ~ his new
hottac.
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star Union Line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight TO
and from Eastern cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
by any other Route.
vv,mIs - RAE ONLY LINE nav.

vWVmIs ~ TGEE ONLY LINE MAv-
H. ing a reni capital, aud owning the cars
ia which it's freight ~ transported. It's
cara ARC new and or abroad trend" ins
tended 20 be run through between Eastern
ana Western oitlea, irrespective Of changes
Of gungd. Tho Star uuipn Line reaches
liz tha authorized Fnat Freight Line of That
which IL undertakes 10 transport, under
CONTRACTS which secure TO the properly snr
trusted 20 ia chnfge the best facilities for
over which II passes posacas.
We invite the attention of merchants
shipping goods West to the facilities OFFER
cd by this linc. .r
|IfqAH claims for damage on Deer
chorOo nil be promptly seftled bu
pl'cscatiHg fright JiHs aud biH 81
lading al his office, otoidfag an I'd
hdg NJ rcfcrling biits Fast for setHd-
n,,ttt 49, an ud0dnti0c Q6'rod IN no
Other route, h8b od8 haH
10 parties shipping produce Eaat, this
line oilers special Inducements. Tho pro-
duce " loaded nj this place In "HtAr Line
cars, aud goes through without change to
amy Eastern city.
r. II. EnRMAN q 90,
Sop6 d6w Agents.
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DENTISTS


-w~EEIINQ DULY THANKFUL gO&-
il the very liberal patronage reeatyesA
Jnrlng the past seven years, and bDaHITf
osrmanent residents of the city, deetre All
ncraona twhether they need their pFoau@r-
aionni services or nou 90 visit their rofnnxaM
and see the various styles of. work roAnHr"
fRctured.
improvements and inyentions are eefnsE
made, and everything that VIII auheeyen
the interests OF their patients In necufon ~
them. Their establishment ana fncihkAmM
are equal 20 any In the Eastern cities.
They have several Annatheticn Tor ntn~-
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are aunkon can DO restossA
To nearly their original contour $3.50.
All desirable styles OF ri lFtLIn -.
TEETH made anywhere An tllo UnhA@A
states are made BY na. gsg ysSA ~
rhose having Decayed TVo9A snonse
either have them extracted oD,1AeQ 4seee
latter N posmiblel, The health @tns
| tlom and the Remaining teeth denaAm@ - "a.
Neuralgia Affections treas~a = AA~s -
Pn lee. .
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srEELE .v rItImLIl,

cc0hd Sc, Bctwocn Nlchthut NHU N''Vt'g
.flf F| Evansville, Ind.
SASH, DooIu, WINDOW bLtFps, patR'tsIp
IuMnra, boa HTa, LATus, &C., OF every de-
crtption constantly ON hand. inonahk
Boxes Of all kinds made to order. hawinE
OF every kiaa aoae ON the shortest noNaoe.
apln-ly.
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1THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, OCTOBER 1866
erEAMn0AT pitINrlINQ.

no pdDting establishment ~ tile West
has batter facilities ~ greater ability f6f
fnufil ~ J6B Type, Though very i6fgH hhd
e9upieis, IL constantly bsinR added W, ana
our iob department. ~ under The personal
supervision ~ one " LIF hekL Job printers
"a ths United states. We are prepared ~
pfiHL Posters plain of fancy, isiIi tifsnsis,
fiiiia Ladipgt E'afds, Deck ana Meal Tick
cts, biiih % Fare, Mates Tickets for Lsijer,
49, ~, orders left with eiljaF ~ tbs
WtaffsD0hts VIII bspfoihptig att6hded ~.
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The Wsntiisr On Saturday wac nearly
clear, aud rathsf eool ia the shade, The
river confines ~ fall steadily NJ the rate
OF ~ 10 " inches every tweDtyrf9nf hours,
and IN declining AZ ail points 10 i1ttsbufg
~ Arrivals .i,n Departures.
The arrivals aad departures 40 10 three
o'clock on Saturday Include the Armada,
Cairo and fetnfpi ufseHbaek, Cairo 70
ivahsylllei Robert PaltoA GbdAViIle, FOR
drasn river Morning star a. Geaisyillsi
!, q, bia9hfefd. ~. Louis ~ ciuglnnatlj
Aewsboy aud Curisw, Henderson and re-
turn,
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Among the iifsL bsats due here aSe tie
Nightingale. Anna. Importer. Manga
tuck and emma No, \, fdf At fonisi Lore
IA, for Memphis, Celeste, fof t.ittis iU1eA
Maggie Hays aud ioaislsBa. ft0fo New
oflsepHl Lady Ffanhiip, Emperor, fana
silver spray, for New Orleans. Golden
Eagle. fer MempinAi - y. Mecotiibs, from
louisville, Ada Lyon. ffom Green River.
, 1866-07-20
THE INCOME TAX.

Special AsseA>ments for Paving Of
Ssseeas Allowed TO be Deducted from
Income Returns.
TEEAsrKT OErAnTxENr, O1r1cH OIL
lxEknxAL NEEExcf, wzahsustou% Iui5 u, &C. {
siR:--Ths letter OF Hon ). B Rice, Mayor
Of Chicago, addressed to yon under dste Of
the "a Inst, and by you referred to this oflet,
has been nsceiyed.
Under date Of May 4th, 1856, Mayor Rice
addressed da letter upon the same subject to the
Honorable Secretary OF the Treasury, which
was referred TO this ot1c.. In that letter the
case was stated as follows: "Iu the city Of
ChIcago the streets and alleys sre parcd al
tbs eos& ef The o'cntss Of tha property lmmel1-
stely adjacent theFcto-shis Is cslied aspeeia'
Lax" He failed to state that the expense Of
paving Is assessed By the municipal author
tttrs, OF that the payment Is not entirely
voluntary, and he was Informed that the
amount paid for such improvements coald
not be deducted from Income.
In many portions Of the country, Hhat arc
popularly known as municipal lanes Tor the
grading and paving OF stree,s, hare been un-
de17tood to b simply voluntary contribu-
tions OF payments by The owners Of adjoining
lands. each paying in proportion to the essi
, 1866-07-20
FROM CANADA.
kh&1ch OF lhe. Experimentation OF
this Mepublicnn kA1hy.
ECokft. ponder &C Of the Ctlctrp Tflb1ue,1

kh&1cl OF lhe. Oppoalt2on-Poslaton OF
tits hepublicnn FArAy.
(cosrt.pondci g Of the Ctiearo T.lb1ne.1
OTTAWA. c. ", July 10, 1864 .
On the 9Th, gave the TntuuxR u sketch OF
the Ministry Of Canada. Now bdtf ono Of
tic Opposition may lutertst its many readers
non. ASToIsE !. poR1oN
Il The iltst man Of the party. Mr. Dosiou u
man Of ability aad tact, quiet aud cons,desate
In his way, yet ambitious aud under that
qnlct exterior there ia 4 good deaf Of fire,
which occa&lon for 1t would bring forth. This
member leads the Hepubl}can party Of Canada
Ea4s,madc up Of about eighteen French menu
bezs, md four EpSissh speaking oues, togcther
twenty-five ous Of sixty.dre men In the
House Of Assembly. The party Il therefore
kt,aIl. and mostly French, called by their
opponents the Rouses. Mr. Dotiou l. mem
Der for Hocheiags. th2t Is, ono OF the two
counties Of the Island Of Montreal. In 1861
he ran for the East Dlvision Of the city OF
Montreal, and was defeated. Again, In 1855,
he ran for the tame constituency, and again
lie falled to CARY his election, but obtaired =
seat fos Hochelaga. In 1855 he was In the
Government "a Reform nne) 1od By Hon. J. s.
Macdonald, leader Of The Reform party Of
Ca1adA West. In 1854 he, With his friends,
lost office, and they now are in opposition.
This brief reign tn ot1ce was Nr. D3riou's
moment Of triumph, and the faithful Of his
party were then rewarded By Offices. In ep-
pcarancn Mr.. po11on Il man OF middle size
and slight buIld. With pale. Intelligent face
and dark eyes. Age about fifty:
ron. J. g. MACDONALD
Is now second, rs be counts fewer followers
than hi. late colleague. Nr. MAcdoua1d Is
also ran Of ability md tact He leads
the Return party In the West. which now is
divided, the greater part being led to the
support OF the present Government This
gentleman is mcnlber for Cornwa@sS,)A small
town. In Central Canada He eETes his e1ec-
lion tor 1t In every casc- In 1852 10 1854 ar.
Macdonald VAS at the head OF The Goyern-
mcnt, as Attorney General, West, drss With
Mr. stcotte as his colseagat, and next wiki
lii. Dorion. lie administered aifdra With
tact, though It was ve1y difficult to hold
power, the two parties in tho uouse being
nearly eq1nl. In 1864 tho Reform purity went
oyt, md It now + In opposition. HI. Mac.
donald Is nRn OF wealth, eud = member o!
the Bar Of Upper CanadA-
nov. GEoRGE BROWN
| Is now The thlsd mn-onee the dst-hli
, 1866-07-20

fress ~ virtual surrender Of The Goys.aent into
The bsndt Of The Presfdsnt.
TENEKtsEH--Goy. Dsowp1ow Tins replies to one
ef tbc tnteottd ho!sess Of the State L+r5s.a'r-e:
EXECUTIVE pErAnrxxsr, July s, 1865.
lion. II E. ". Dunu.w
sIns IL It Is evidently The dertgu Of ynur
FrtfEratfou 10 reduce The louAc below quorum,
I'd to break up tho Les'''atSte tno :ssn "a not
vsnxosr.-Ata Meeting OF ii. Fenisn- Of Bur,
lrPton, heid IN thst city cn duly T. The following
s1uong other setolnuons werc passed:
Rtsolrtd. Thst the people arc right, and the
co we cordcmr the {1Chntun and -e<afd} pG1citls,
who, prcvch'inR the transportation Of private
property without ORDER, ruined Iof time The high
Aonc* Of Z struggling people.
their duty. hut thoee wao ostrd,d IL: an1 that "a
viii not support Tor ottce OF ady ktud, be he
Democrat or Republican, The mar o. meo who
ttncsles 10 Eng!aud. dcceiTes eonddfr9 ptop1e,
OF E;ctisce Eneltlh money 10 " sct well his part"
Resoiad, That He, lao Ftnlau brotherhood and
1tishmtu Of Bnfltpgion. hereby declare ourtclres
lire and Independent Of tho Uc3nocssIc o: Repub-
tcnn psHct That We are free from oil party ties
thar We w1 support and voe for lhe best Interests
Of The la9d Of cur adoption, for ths oess Ell 70
tttnt boldly for The undergraduates ot 1tslaad and
fFtx liberty tee+rsahere.
Rtaotted, Ths1 we recommend The adoption ol
these tesolutlors BY al itsshmen IN thlE ata&e-
OuIo.-Thc czl1 for johnson Convention In the
Eighteenth congre .1soua District Is tEgncd BY H.
d. Hn5ue, Il. r. Rsnncy. F. T. Baekus and Aoss1
Etlby. The tHo h1at mined hare bctn Democratic
candidates for Governor. RAekus supported Ten
Mcclellan aud the Chicago platform. ant Rlby Il
IN old to.s'1izld EhtR who nsyer co-ope1ated with
The Republicans. OF such Il tas johnson pEty.
, 1866-07-20
HON. Il. c. IN GB BRsOLL.

The Republicans oftho Peoria District have
unanimously Eenomlnated. for election to
Congress, Hon. E. c. 1ueersoll. There was,
at frst, some opposition manifested to his
denomination, By the friends OF other prom5-
Dcnt Republicans. But aftcr tho mattcr was
pretty thoroughly canvnsscd, tho people came
10 the unanimous conclusion to send him
back to Congress- This determination was
considerably increased and intensified By the
malicious and imrudent tntermcdllng Of the
doughface Journal In this city in the local
affairs Of the Flfth District. It abused aod
riifled 3lt. 1ugcrsoll for his trenchaut speech
cratictsing Jotmson's Coppeshead policy and
denouncinr Ills apostacy. Those attacks Of
the douShface concern settled the question Of
his denomination, II any doubt existed before.
Thcin1ucnce Of TINT print acts i"rtrte'y. What
It defends Is bcalcn, what 1t attacks succeeds.
When the rebellion broke out Mr. 1ngefsoll
Us War Democrat Joined The Union party,
md has never faltercd in defence Of Lfbcrty
md Union but has fought good light and
held fast IL the faith. Ills District is com
posed Of tue counties Of Bureau, Henry,
Knox, 3[a7shall, Peoria, Putnam md Stark
Ills n,ajor;Iy IL lsUi over Coppcrhcad named
Eckcls, ,sas G,s10. Now, that the sol
dIcrs arc nil home from The war, the Dis.,lc
Will be carried this fail by NJ least 600 ma
jorlty aga1ust the Coppcrheads, rebea ant
fencNQdcs.
, 1866-07-20
THE RECOSsTRUCTED SOUTH.
( extraordinary Scene at Fsffxabest, lawn
From the Louisville Jousnal, July ls,b.1

Extraordinary Scene at Elizabeth town.
1fron the LouisTl1fe Jousnal, July 1sth.1
The lion. John u. Harlan aud Geu Crit
tendsn lad IN appointment to kpeak at Eliz-
nbethtown, al~sys reputed to b. = secess,on
md rebel den, on Monday. Geu. Cstttenden
vas unable to attena, and Hamilton Pope,
Esq. ol Louisville, accompanied Mt HARLAN.
Tho meeting wes yerT lasge ono, although
Of thelf friends rs they could. held meeting
at the same tlme 1t the Court House TO nom.
inatc candidates for the county offices ana
for other purposes.
:, Nj: Pope spoke about an hour. Ills speech
Is represented to have been most admirable
one, making . strong mad deep Impression
upon the audience. We azo told thut It was
exactly the kind Of speech most needed. ar.
r. had to endure some Interruptions from tho
pro-rrhels Ia tue crowd, ret, On tho whole,
oualy received.
Mr. Harlan followed In n speech or two
hour1 and half speaking N very fa~ neu
arc able to speak. In the mfdat of his strong
ct nd mo,t sio9psnt 81 ntssraosss, lon5 c,.ss
llarlan paused and asked mildly, but
psf ot bnss'i nj ase,' .etd ssia y b., 'as1f
II u 20. because he ~ss for ibe r.
Tea ta': Ttr W. r. ths pssp,
now IL eve would 60 fosr rebellion DOW IS
va thought NJ could sncc-ed.'' 81. Earian
thanked, and comp1tmcnted them Tor thaIr
carslor, and then added ''Supposc JeG. DaTa
candidates fot The Presidency in Is8s-whlch
OF the two will you support ~ Ihoy hesita-
ted to respond. Hr. Il. saId. '.you have heeu
rery candid. and I venture to hope hist gou
will still 10 so. Speak ont Which viii Ynp
answer came, "DavtsI Davis DsyI." Old
men, the most substantial, citizens Of Esiza-
bethtown and Hardin, Joined Id the shout.
Again. Mr: Harlan thanked than foe tteIr
eando:, telling them that they were the most
candid men OF their party that he had talked
to In all h{4 canyafs
, 1866-07-20

~ The following arc few Of the mise
huo1s reiterated by ths CoppcTheads about
tic Republican party, viz: ..-..
That Il desires to keep the South out ofthc
Union. We desire It to return Into the Union
as soon Us It shall consent to do 90 on terms
thut shall mako all citizens OF the South
equal. and Northern yotc equal to South.
ein yote.
That 1t acts upon the question Of Recon.
structIon in spirit Of anlmosity toward reb.
els. We have no desire 10 mike rebe1s gen.
orally sutler, hut only to deprive them OF the
power to intlct suffering upon loyal Union
n,eu-
That It Is divided By the Philadelphia Goa
ycntiou. On the contrary, that and every
other Copperhead movement ofthe President
have only consolidated the Republican party
moro cGectually into one solid and harmoui-
ous unit In opposition to those measures.
, 1866-07-20

B The Chicago Times notices the appear
auee Of an Independent candidate for Con-
gEeas In the Third District of this State,
uamed q. D. Sfeacham. Mr.. Meacham assures
the public, through the columns Of the Free
port Journal that he will Withdraw sin case
''anothcr man Is nominated by full, free
''and fair expression Of the Union men Of the
District" The fly on the ox's horn said
that If he wns burdcnsome he would with.
draw, to which the OK replied Tint until he
spoke he was not even aware Of his being
there, and be might stay as long as he pleased
II makes no difference whether SIR. Meach-
am wltadraw8 before the election or alter.
, 1866-07-20
lfEcoNSrA UcrloN IN EAeNEsr.


topefe6s has ofeted to the South Recon-
sHuet!on Policy based on certain proposed
eonsttutiohal amendments which nre to 10
submitted 10 the seeded as we'll as the loyal
states Tor adoptiou Or rejection. Ga its face
suca policy cannot bc considered aual and
absolute policy Of reconstruction, because 1t
cannot DC consummated By the Legislative
powers OF Congress alone, but depends on the
consent oi the bogus governments OF the
seeded States,
congress must sec, thsrefore, that to admit
'hat thry have no other policy than one de-
pending vn The consent Of tho seeded States
Is 10 aamlt last Congress has no legislative
5nfisdic,ion orcr tho subject Of reconstruction.
This Is all thst the President and Ills party
claim.
Congress must recognize and act upou tho
fact that The reconstruction policy embraced
IN tl.eis psoposeA eonsti.ntional amendments
Is not all they hare 10 g,ye rs. Is thcy have
no power to compel constitutional nmeud.
mcnt 10 tr passed., It sol1owa that fthcy cau-
not ctvc Us that, aud cAnuot give Us anything
e!%, they arc utterly powcrlcss In the
premises. Their olcr to tho South has now
becn lc!orc tho countly long enough to show
that thc South, unacr the tualtgu Influence
Of Audscw Johnson, has already refused 1t.
Not olc or The Southern States has attempt.
cd TO call It's Legislature to net upon Il, cx-
ctps Trnacsseo, aud there Andrew Iohusou
prevents quorum. It's rejection by ten
States defeats II. Besides tho eleven seccded
st>tcs. Maryland. Kentucky nnd Delaware,
Afo sure to 20 eEain&t It.
Congress shonld therefore bring forward some
POLICY adequate In Itself 10 mnet the cmcs.
Icnciss Of The case. Thla policy Is the reor,
sanlxa,ion OF The seeded Stsses aud tha az.
tension Of tho right Of suffrage to all 3ntelii'
gent loyal men Irrespective Of color.
We atuaits thr sAgaeity Of Congres1 il do
la5fut action on the Reconstruction Commit,
tees enabling aet for restoring tho sccedct
states to the unlou until they could SEQ how
TIT Proposed policy would be received BY
tha sccetcd States. Thny now have tho re
spouse from that quarter. TIC nature of th
teaderr II wholly unnecessary t.
wa,tlun9rE. They know shat shel2eceded State
havc alrrady enrctuallS rejected their policy
Let them low rcorEan'xo tho seccdcd State
on tho 'sa,ik OF impartial or intelligent suffrage
1t is their only alternative 10 the impossibf
policy Of surrender to Andrew johnson, an
tho sooner they adopt II the better. Til
country wlll admire, applaud. aud sustain
bold r'oalu,c policy. II IL due TO the gcnlu
Of the Republican party, which Is tran
usllcd mud embarrassed by any such compre
mixes with principle a aFc involved in th
rc admission OF the secedcd States With Ii
heel or The rebel on tho neck of tile negro.
, 1866-07-20
FROM EUROPE

1on. JOHN WENTWORTH HOUSE o. HcpEc' |
sentatlves. Washington, D. G.
FRoA EUROPE. L
Our italian Letter.
pIerlts Of italian Gsenerasshfp-La Mar.
mora Crlttclxed-The Italian PiAas
Known to ehe AuasFfans-s;nF1hn1d n1dl
Fallen Raek-E1is Men Poorly Arm.
ed-Nunsla and Ans1rj1-BtsmarAss
UupopularltJ.
from Oar Own Correspondent
GExoA. July .. 1861.
There is, In and out of the Journals, an
discussion about the merits OF the
gcucralsttp on tho cath ult. The battle Of |
Custozza has excited hero as much criticism |
% your 1s5t battlc or Bull Run. Not that |
there is much resemblance between tho Two,
bcyond tho fact that In each case only part |
OF the attacking army Was brought into
action md that neither battle seemed 10
have much plan.
In private circles La Mar1nosa Is rouadly
abused, aud tho other Generals, particularly
Dnsondc, satlslcally complIacntcd by being
declared worthy Of place In tho ranks. No
official report hiss appeared, bnt tho letters OF
officers make 1t VERY clear that the gencralship
was Of q VERY moderate quality and this fight
iug unsurpassed for soldlerly stcadlncss and
yalor. Tue Generals arc called wooden.
lcailcd', and the soldiers 'tllon .hearkcl'
With good deal too much freedom Of ctitt.
ctAm, My own opinion l. slat In Mastnorn
lias bat moderate ability. Du.ondc, Ccralo
unt, thc Other old mon III tl,p ur,uy have min.
cd thclr places BY long service alonc, and
ueycr dtlpt4yed higher qualities than tho
ulvck. la,u, anl rcck,cuncsa Of l!ta wh,ch
~ "a, ,a,ras, .us , ot.a.,n~ H., as,1 S,r ~ourr,r
NM, ,.ctter men. Hut It ii a1w4ys bad puu.
NV ,-,,. -. ~. 49, ~, ,,,;,,,,o ortn,,,
e'n'sA''F *As@~ 0oso Wv "'"f~"3 f"sNs sp""
u loo EAEElt6A III lt6 EGuAAAEs VNAs0fe AAS
, 1866-07-20

The friends Of the following deceased SOL
d!era eau obtain their effects bT addressing
" Dr. H. Wardner, Post Surgeon, csfro, ILL.,"
Immediate application should be made, or
the effects will be disposed Of by council Of
administration:
R.James Camel. psfvste. eonpany y. 1nhteensh
11o,s eaIalf{ gef.n; gef.n p'ss Toan fbSpa baar
fet. nr1ysfe. compapy K, Fourteenth Wueo4sin u
tsai1; aes C be- p,.''ss .s,oa so@p1ay T. i1,Fa
i,llnois Cavalry nun: ;xs1t Mogg g.s, p'ak k;es 1o
psny ssnsa ed Tsrrd csvsy
Rl,,: Y ssasss'a sapsa9 & !45aa!. 4S:
tLa1n trnn.ia iuiaptzy, Harry 0nyck, pssx1...
' a1ssq a,s,1 20 ft5ts,ss I, ls'7ss ~
Hn.arch md Fly-ta,su Ilitnnls lnian.r; e. j.
R.Iie RaEalsu .ersssni. ~ company u TxensYEtsn'n III
no,t Inf.aizJ; Albert Forte ps11ae, eouoanJ Z,
fIrr Hp1dred ard FIfty.tnl1t Illinois Inlsn,r:.
Ffsuk McNuhy. private. eorai any E. Thirty difh
IIinpl. 1nSlutfT-
, 1866-07-20

lants III "inao"a and "a4oan cases II '
fsea m aosltaet o' sae psioc1pies' cons11le' Il
ION p, ana ar r aeo. ap "a 1quatl'"aS'
!ne tesaet s " Aao ta1noSE u'aS caten Inc c
pilis " ~. Cuts1. ksaniue enthusiasm
|! !oal ' 10 s.am asauu - =! 'uAt "aGeoe5ea lefms
n'sn.i I, NJ, ~ p4se - o. Inc Pre-
ace no ea5s e'a'alng ,g N tnls oooe
ne ,s oa1no - ~ LIZ. eu!su.s Nh'eh pfos'dea 'or
no .1ofoaea lse'hmatlon' drainage, and
nauhnS u " tns .Anu uneef treatment 50
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4on "u 'psuto a'op'e 1904 10 AZ INC cfops
;! NV easne.ou't5 p.aoaea folation' "aaca
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''.s Ias ann p'on9 eao "nsea leaos. o5 intem-
y .,. sp uoA4 .S ~. ~ ap.o'emeot ~ .1e CULTURE
~ ~ 'ae 30. aue'e pfou'4use ,no 1~
su .1''',,. no1,o W. o ~ 'ue Iaaa In con
sa",. + - .ee ue s4Js e.. onthy ~ Inc
prn.clea To an e1lans,les. % less snhiac, a lay s1d
e., anu, ~, ,,s- Viz c.s,,.
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Is SO near my heart" In tho same large
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uore than meat. cannnt sncat or thn m. NJ
that c]as, WIN teem 10 lire ncarrst Nntnrr =.
nothing noore than atrrcp1e for fhnt ,n,,er.
ahle nittunce KNOWN M . 1,v1ng,,,
m wo,k IA written n % n, str,,rb,. .farv.,,
aud frank Style which seems to hare It's cause
IN tnc Consciousness Of capacity. The author
LAS lnolF1du2lltJ c1ouEa 10 eaf yes anu
no." and narnanlinity enough to prcsent
what he deems the best methods ID landscape
gardening. llc quite unliko thoso human
uoncntitIts who give thclr Judgment on
topic W saying, somo think thus and thus,
whslo othars take tho contrary views--1ssv-
1nK thc question Just whcro II was. TO all
those WHO may eotnrsa!a q moro conflicting
Flo"s not being given, Af. copeland says:
never protc'scu TO give a!l tho waya OF
conducting thc operations incident to life ID
t"o countrS-on,S one way Which was well
insured would give good result and II, BY
altaRfeelnR WIN INC. nave Stirred Tic active
n'nds ol men 10 Investigate The subject, aud
ffodaec he":f aaa bcltcf ino1hods than my
own, nave certainly conferred iaror on
| thctn atld all mankind, aud may We'll tcci aat.
isi~d with tho labof and timo ! l'nvo ex.
pended" In Ills answcr 10 tho very practical
iartncr who disatlow auy room for ornament,
l'c rays, page 4: 'eunaes thls impression
| they would lay out tbuir farm rouds stratrl.t.