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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-12
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MEN AID MEASURES FOR NEARLY FORTY ysArs.
The constant supporter Of STATE FIGHTS in the
Union, and now the advocate Of thespeedy res'o-
ration Of ell the States to their constitutional re-
latons as members Of the Federal Government
asks the attention Of Southern eitizns TO its pro-
posals to furnish them with copies It the follow
ing rates;
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arrangements for news, that it MAJ furnish ZIG
reader with the earliest and fullest Information On
al subjects, commercial political, miscellaneous
and literary, foreign and domestic, te be oStainea
1t desires to renew its intercourse with It's South
ern friends, which the war interrupted and to ex-
tend its circulation wherever its Democratic ana
Conservative advocacy of the equal rights OF thu
States and the perpetuity Of the Union may req
der it acceptable.
Advertisements, which will be inserted at rsa~
sonable rates are also solicited.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-12

a few days ago young sohoolmistress
was taking down. the names and ages of her
scholars al. the commencement Of the term.
she asked a little white-headed boy: Cub
how old ale you?" my name amt Bub, its,
John .sANell,n said the schoolmistresss
sssvhat is the rest of your nal1le?" ssys5shy.
that's all the name I've. got7 sjist John
"Well, what is your fathers name?' 7 gu
needn' + pat paps name down. he sain't com
min to school any be- too big 70 go to school.
well, hoy old are YOU" Il amt old at
all, Tn young" 49,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-12

s,sg1A Western farmer who wished to invest
the accumulatlons Of hisindustry in United
States securities, went to Jay Cookies Office
r. g procure the treasury notes The clerk
inquired what denomination he. would have
them them II? Having never heard that word
used excepting TO distinguish the religious
seets, ne, after little elaboration, replied
~ ell, you may give me part in Old School
!. 7Presbytrian to please the old lady, but give
t me 4 the s sheft emit in Freewill Baptist"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-12


NEAR H0E-4RD.
lNovrooms No. 7 n Liberty st. ADORE Bot
TNIESE instruments have been before the pull
FL lie for the last thirty years incoa lpetitionNifh
the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by al the leading professors and ar
atunes the best Pianos manufactured. Thesein-
struments have all the latest Improvements and
are warranted for five years with the privilege of
exchange within 2 months if not entirely salts
factofily to the purchaser. ~
Second hand Pianos at prices from $50 to $500,
3elodeons, and Parlor Organs. from the best ma
kers always on hand.
Reference, Gen Rolt E. Lee Washington Col
lege. Lexington; Rev. R. II .Philips. Va. Female
Institute; Miss Mary Baldwin, Female institute
J. G. Covell, Principal, and Prof ". G. Graham
of Vac Institute for Deaf Dumb and sBlind, and
j. W Abby and Prof. Al Turner, Stanton, Va.
A cal is solicited. Terms liberal.
Sept Is lS65--ly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
&S. lioRsR TmEF.-Ths Rocking.

o. lioRsE TmEF.-The Rocking
ham Register Of Thursday. thus refers 10
some miserable horse thief, calling him
sell Jones" and who claims 10 belong
TO Jrff-r,on ii seems tina, Jones stole
horse from Mr.. A. Wright. near Mauer-
town Was pursued, overlaken, and al
ter desperate resistance vas arrested by
two gentlemen. After travelling about q
half mile. he escaped-wss again oveEia.
ken. and a determined 6gh, followed in
which he was wounded in the shoulder.
He was taken to the Woodstock Jail, re-
mainel lhele about thirty six hours. when
he made his escape, in company with an
other prisoner. and at last accounts was
at large. The escape was effected on the
night Of the 9th insl."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
GRAND JURY.

JOHN E. ScHLEv, Foreman.
Thomas Russell, Christian Benner,
Wm. F.. Anderson, Daniel Cameron,
Alexander Kelley, VIM. >. Magruder,
Henry Moler, Jas. w. Greenwood,
Emanuel Spangler. Ehud Turner.
VIM. McSherry, John Stevens,
G. N. SmalIwood, Vim. Morrison,
Charles Lsngdon, Anthony Turner.
Thomas Licklider, James McCleary,
Wm. NJ. Lemon, Gran,bam Way,
Martin H. Miller. Isaac B. Rogers.
David BiIlmyer,
PETIT JURY.
Jacob C. Kemp, Charles Warner,
William Fulk, A. ]. Waldeck,
G. VI. D. l.. Smith. Daniel Ames,
Solomon Miller, John D. S'aley,
John II. Hinkle, John Kearns,
VIM. G. Snyder, Jas. w. Myers,
Edward J. Williams Geo. w. Anderson,
Jos l.. Holmes, J. w. Neer,
John H. Keesecker. George Show,
Jonathan Haines. H. V. Daniels.
Jacob Nj. SGpp, VIM. r. Turner,
Geo. W Johnson. George koonce.
After receiving instructions from the
Court, the Grand Jury proceeded TO duty
and found several indictments against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company fol
obsructing The public highway sgains
private individuals for misdemeanor one
for grand larceny, and one for breach Of
license in sci Ing liquor. This Jury hav.
ing performed its duty, was discharged or
Wednesday morning.
Appeal eases were taken up and few
of which were finally disposed Of by lria
while several were again continued. A
number Of motions in law and chancety
cases were argued and disposed OF by the
Court.
On motion Of Edmund Pendleion, pc
ti,ions were preserved 10 the Cour, asking
Rules 10 be euirieG against ihc pr,sCnI
Board of Registrars OF tins county. 10
show cause Why the names # Messrs.
John w. Kennedy aud Hiram Shauil
should not be registered on The Registry
Books from which they were stricken of
by this Board. Held under consideration
Of The Court.
On Tuesday morning, on motion of John w.
Kennedy, Esq John O'Connel was qualified
aud admitted 10 the practice of law i'll the courts
of this County.
On motion Of his attorney, Fl. H. Black burn,
John Reed, Jr, was, with the necessary consen;
of the opposite party, released from contne-
ment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

@e NEGRo lNsuRRKcTIoN.- Mem.
phis papers Of lhe 9th instant contain all
account Of an attempted instruction OF
negroes against the whites upon one OF
the plantations on The Mississippi river in
tina, vicinity. The preparation were,
fortunately. discovered in time 10 prevent
the consuma,ion Of the outrages contem-
plated. Large quantities OF arms and
ammunition were found in possession Of
the negroes arrested. From the comics.
sionS OF some of them i, appears tina, sew
eral bodies of negroes were 10 have parli-
cipa,ed. that arms aud ammunition had
been supplied by white men in Memphis,
an .hs, ii was the purpose OF the conspir.
scy to murder oil The white men in the
neighb nhcod. and take possession Of the
plantations. having been assured they
would be sustained and protected in this
course by The Radicals al the North.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

TO- EvANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Viz
ginia met in the Lutheran Church in Win.
chester on Thursday. The News states
",his Synod comprises within its bounds
about forty Lutheran congregations, and
is composed of about twenty five minis.
tiers. In fac, il includes within its jurs.
diction all the congregations Of this sect
in the Stale with the exception Of few
churches in extreme southwestern Vir-
GINA, which are attached 10 the Tennes-
see Synod.
The Lu,herans in Virginia have been
increasing slowly, and i, is computed a,
this time, that there are about 1000 with.
in the borders of the State. These, how.
ever. are generally persons Of high stand
ing in the community, and we may look
In future years fer more rapid increase
in the membership of this Church. The
Church edifces Of the sect are generally
models Of taste, and the spirit OF the lead.
ing members is 10 promote sound and
healthy religious feeling among the peo-
pie"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

@ A man named Spicer was COM
milsd 10 the Jail of LoudOun county on
Saturday, last. upon the charge OF horse
stealing. 1t appears that he had hired a
horse and buggy from Mr.. Geo. w.
Spots. OF Char'estown, in Jefferson
county. TO drive . shor, distance. and
was oveIhauled below Mlddeburg il
l.ondoun county. The circumstances
were regarded as suspicious, and he was
commilted TO Jail for further inves'iga-
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

@ ELECTION IN BALrIMoRR.-NOt-
wihs,anding the opinion of some of the
cleares, legal minds in the State to the
contrary. the decision of Attorney Gener-
81 Randall was taken that the registration
act applied to voters in municipal cleo
tions. The result was that there was an
exceedingly small number Of votes cast,
and John Lee Chapman. the radical can.
dida,e for Mayor was reelected by 2 s43
majority. They ALTO carried every ward
in the city, and elected all the council
ticket. There was no disturbance. and
everything passed off in comparative qui.
retness. 1t is said that The election will
be use. aside as a siupendous fraud"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
SUPERVISORS COURT.
SHEpHEsDsTowN. West Va,
Oct. Is. 1866.


Board Of Supervisors met a, 10 o'clock,
the following members presen. James
Logic, President; Supervisors McCurdy.
Staey and Fossetl.
Ordered, tina. the following persons be
granted license J. H. Hodges TO sell
spiriluous liquors at Harper's Ferry; F.
W oIlerl to sell spiriuous liquors al llar'
per's Ferry; E. X. Grady t" sell spl''t,
uous Liquors at Hsllown, and II. 5.
Farnsworlh al Smilhheld.
Ordered. that SIO,4l be deducted from
the assessment OF John G Riley, it being
an erroneous assessment on real estate.
Ordered. that orders be g lven for The
following bills G. McBee $3.50; Sal
lie Young slO.32; VI. V. Daniels S., 25;
G. W. Smallwooi 81 80; H. V. DANIELS
50 90; w. ]. Knott s9.45; Samuel Barn
hart, Jr., $500.
George McBee. Constable Of Chaplne
Township. rendered his resignation, which
on motion, was accepted.
S. V. B. Slrider and S. w. Patterson.
securities on the bond Of John r. Corbn,
asked 10 Lave the bond Of said COrbin
suspended from and after this dale, which
was granted.
Adam Snowman,
VS..
John Wysong.
This day Charles J. Faulkner appear
ed before the Board and mnved on behsli
of John Wysong for rehearlng and re-
vissl of the road order made at The Sep
,emb,r meeting Of the said Board. Where,
upon it is ordered by the Board that this
cause be continued until the next m, ellne
Of the Board, and in the meantime no ac-
ton is 10 be taken upon The order adopt
ed al the September meeting.
Ordered, that the assessment on the
personal property If NJ. Rosenberg be re.
duced from Sc, coo to 50 500.
On application of James Roper. 1t Is
ordered that W illism Ri.lrr, John ksble,
Thomas +. Woodward and VIM. lloyd
or any three Of them be appointed re-
crivers on the Hammond Ferry road, and
10 report 10 this Board at !he next meet
ing HE condition OF sand road.
On motion, he Board adjourned until
Tuesdav. the 6,b day Of November, 1866
JAMES Logic, President.
l'l.,t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
Impca Chment Of The president,

We ISL week polished he Rsdi,l
plan of the impeachment of P.r,idsu,
Johnson, a. drvclop d by Gen. B. +
Butler, aud b, low viii be f. und an sv
'rac, from the reply thereto. by tie New
York UOrM -
Judge ST ry, in his coumrn,ari,s q,
The Constitution. DESCRIBES al length ,ha
Iormsliues observed III ulsIs Tor impeac,
menl. We cite The follow ing passage.
corruboraling .he inlerenres We b,,.
drawn from the rule # the rour, in ,Iod,.
Ckasr's case: "yhs" he PERSON j. -
peschedl "dOes MOI appear, in person D,
by attorney. his default is recorded AM
THE SENATE MAY PROCEED tx pARrr 70
The TRIAL OF TIE INpeAcHMENr. |, ~
does appear IN person or by attorney, he
appearance is recorded"
There have been, in all, four cases n
impeachment since The beginning Of mr
government. namely. that Of Will,
Bloun,. 1890: John Pickering, lsO3; Sam
uel Chase. 1905. snd James II. Peck
1881. The law governing such ila,, a,
slated By Judge Story. is founded On tie
precedenls furnished by these f"ur eases
The argument Of Grneral Butler. in sup.
p'rt OF the position Of Wendell Phllhps,
that the Precedent must necessarily he
Suspended from office furlrg 'hr ina,
falls to the ground in the lace OF this uhI.
form usage. Bu,. even II tbe eXi lndcd
assumption of Butler were correct, lne Ia.
king OF The Hr, si3rnl into temporary Gus.
tcdy would no: operate as susP'n sIon
rom office. II he should be to,aI!y Gjsa.
81, d lor six weeks by ,ypus fever, We
suppose nobody is absurd enough to say
that he would cease 10 be resident dur.
ing his illness. and that the Pre'lien, ut
tn, Senate would be indicted INTO the tA.
ecun,e chair. The government, would.
IN hat case, be administered by the head,
of d. parlmcnls, and papers requiring the
Presidents name would remain unsigned
until his recovery. / hat his Office could
not be filed by another person during hn
transient disability may be shown by q
conclusive analogy. Suppose Chief JUS
ice Chase should he impeached, would
his offire bp vacant during the trial II
go, tie President could send 10 the Sen.
ate nomination 10 I'LL me vacancy III.
idea of lis doing 50 is utterly preposteI.
Gus. The Office can he vacated on after
a conviction and in consequence Of
sentence. To make the office vacant i,
the only penalty which the Constitution
allows against al officer impeached; and
II is I'D urd to suppose tie punishment
can date from lie accusation instead Of
from the judgment.
II we were to hazard a conjecture as 10
The course Of ihe President, IN case lie
should he lmpeacheJ, il would be that he
will oij"ct TO The competency OF the cour'
and reluse to appear. IL, when the I"w
yi",s man tht benefit Of iwclee jury.
men, sn inqulruus court should attempt
10 try him before seven, he would refuse
10 plead. The Constitution gives al I'M
pearhed officer the right 10 be tried by
Senators, and requires lNo
thirds of the number 10 convict. II the
Radicals ait, mpt 10 Try the President by
tilly-twn, he has ii GIN to deny the JurI'.
iiction OF coun Of Impeachment so
composed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
Office.

The Stone wall Cemetery, al Winches.
Ter, Va. will be dedicated on ,he 25,h in.
slant, on whicn occasion The remains OF
Gen. Turner Ashby. Lieut.. Col. Thomas
Marshall. and Csp,. Richard Ashby, will
be rcinterred by the members Of their old
brigade The following is the programme
of arrangements
AtlO A. NJ, on The 25sh, the funeral
procession will form on Brsddock street,
IN The following order:
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Masonic Fraternity.
Funeral Car and Pail Bearers.
Former members of the "Ashby Brigade
and other mourners.
Orators and Poet Of the Day, and invited
guests.
Citizens on foot. followed by those in
carriages and on horseback.
Citizens desiring to take part in the
procession will form by counties in the
following order Fsuquier, Berkeley,
Clarke. Frederick. Hampshire. Hardy.
jefferson, Shenandoah and Warren.
Should delegations from other points de-
sire it, they will be assigned an sppro.
pirate place. =.
Gen. Il. II. Faua,eroy will act as
Chief Marshal. Assistant Marshsls-
Col. F. w. M. Holiday, Col. Dan.
Richards. Major X. W. Hunter and Maj
H. K. Douglas.
The procession will move via Brad
dock, Piccsdilla, Marke. and Water
streets TO the Cemetery, where the re.
mains will be inferred with Masonic hoh-
OTIS. The d,dicSlory services will be
performed. after which the Report Of the
Executive COMMITTEE Of the Sionewall
Cemetery Ill be resd, and collection
taken up for the Cemetery fund. A COM
mi,tee, 10 be designated by conspicuous
badges, will make this collection none
others are authorized 10 do so.
An address will then be delivered by
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise. followed
by the reading of poem by Daniel B.
Lucas, ESQ. Addresses may also be ex.
pecled from Hon. S. Teacke Wallis and
others.
JNo. ]. WILLIAMS,
VIM. l.. CLARK.
r. +. BARTON,
Com. Of Arrangements.
Winchester. Oct. 10, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
Evening Star Calamity.

One Of the survivors Of this ill-fated ship gives
the following particulars he passengers
worked faithfully with the crew IN all their ei-
forts to save the ship, and even many ladies' en-
gagged themselves 10 the latest moment IN ths
desperate work ,and only qualled when the lear
full announcement was made by the captain that
"the ship must 60 down J"
This was indeed most awful moment; one
which no pen can justly describe. Out IN MD
ocean, mpanoned 10 the bowling tempest, the
sea dashed into fury by the wind which came
with the force Of some solid substance, there, oD
a great ship tossed and buieted about like a
childs toy or bubble on the breeze. what could
they hope for in this wild commotIon with only
an open row boat to bear them on? Some with
clasped hands, stood in mute despair. while
others raved frantically, and cried out 10 their
companions 'Oh, save me! save me :" The
mother was seen to press her child closer, and
the husband the wife TO his bosom. Others ran
from Tie deck into the saloons, and there bent
down in some corner to await the end.
A husband IAN army oficer) was seen with
his devoted wife and two small children, all
clasped tightly together, aud there remained
even when the angry waves washed through
the saloon where they were kneelDg, and there,
in that last embrace, death claimed the faithful
victims. In the midst OF the drift stuff, laShed
about like demons of destruction, mary found
their Geath, as the severe gashes and bad brui-
ses Of the survivors bear witness. piece Of
the hurricane deck and pilot house omposed
the only additional float OH which there was the
least prospect Of life, and to this frail support
chung a woman in the widest energy Of despair
The dead body of another woman rested lower
down on portion of the deck-anoiher wave
and both are swept into the deep.
The struggle for life is now in earnest, at
mid-ocean, in raging sea, amid mass Of float
ing drift that threatens each mon,en: 10 give
each his death blow. Efforts are made 10 reach
The life boats, in which some have secured
themselves. In one OF these were eleven men
the captain, lady, FIVE passengers and four
seamen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

&% SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We learn
that on Tuesday last, Mr.. Armstrong.
who has in charge the NV slraven" Saw
Mill. near Shannondale SPRINGS, was Sc
verely, if no, dangerously, Wounded, by
q sho! from Absolem Gray, Of tie same
neighborhood. A COW was the matter in
controversy. So says The Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

~ The MARYLAND FARMER-Wc have re-
ceIvcd the October number of this valuable
monthly, devoted 10 Agriculture, Horticulture,
Live Stock. sc. lis columns are well flied, as
usual, with choice original and selected matter
all OF practical character-among which are
Farmers Houses-the Laws oil Miasm; Hints
on Tree P!antiug Farm Work for the month;
Garden Work for October together with num-
Der o. articles on most every subject connected
with agriculture and its kindred sciences. This
journal should be in the hands of everv farmer
Only 81 3O per annum. Published by S. Sands
Mills & Co., "a 5. Calvert Street, Baltimore,
Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

o. HORRIBLE lit is stated that 81
prostitutes from The North were upon the
ill-faled ship Evening Star. who all found
wa'ery graves. The following paragraph
IN reference to them, We clip from an ex-
change -
-GY"GuEsTs FOR THE New ORLEANS Sc
iRAGLIos --Ninety.seven young girls, who
varied from fifteen 10 twenty-five years of
sge, were among The unforiunales. They
had been engaged by the matrons Of sun
dry New Orleans maisons de joie 10 take
apartments IN 'helr respective establish.
ments for the winter" .'@'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
VIM. l.. CLARK.
r. II. BARTON,
Com. Of Arrangements.
Winchester. Oct, 10, 1866.
Awful Conha grafton.

A terrible FIRE occurred at Quebec on
Monday night last, by which two thous.
and five hundred houses and seventeen
churches and converts were DESTROYED.
rendering twenty thousand people home.
less. The loss is estimated al three mil.
lions Of dollars. The FIRE originated in
grocery store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

& Wilde Hardinge, the husband of
Belle Boyd. who is supposed 10 have
been lost on The i'll fa,ed ship Evening
Star, recently, is said 10 have been born
in Baltimore, in 1874. -1.'"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
Circuit Court.

The October Term Of the Circuit Court
of j, fferson county convened in this place
on Monday last. Judge E. B. HALL pre-
siding. The following is the list of Grand
and Petit Jurors
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

e. Our thanks are due VIM. Thomas
Hoffman for peck of the largest and
finest Potatoes We have ever seen.
Thomas can bea. The world in raising Po-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
THE
HARD.W ARE STORE .
I | T.

< THE undersigned bas ~"
e received large and well 'e.
Ierted stock Of Hsrd"sre,
which he will sell low for cash. consist
ing IN part Of Mails. Chains. Hinges.
Forks, Shovels. Mil, Wood, Cross.cui.
Tenant, Hand, W ebb and key.hoIe Save;
Axes, iiaicheis. Files al any siZes; Ter
kettles, Sauce Pans. Cuiry-combs and
Cards .ChlseIs Of every description; Pock.
ct and Table Cutlery. Shoe findings Of
every SOL; Pow der, Caps ard Shoh
Screws. Tscks. Chest. Pad and Door
Locks, Coffee Mills, Coal Holds and Cosl
ShOvels. Hand Bells, Axe aud llach"
HeIves. in fine, every hing in the llsrt'
ware line. %, Thankful Tor past ls,or
lie hopes for Il continuance Of the sam,
and will endeavor says 10 satisfy hr
customers. Call and examine for yOU''
selves before purchasing elsru here.
EDWARD SllAFER.
October 90. 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

o. Judge Bsch declines running for
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney. See
Gard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

A women in Louisville lately gave
birth 10 twins, and shortly afterwards sold
them 10 two neighbors-lhe boy for two
dolls and the giIl for two pairs of chill
.dren's shoes. s.. 's - .Ji.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
FaIi piowing.

The fall is the tiln1 to pow lnn that
is pretty well rua. Especially is this the
e'4e where c!ey proiaminases. La sucn
case tue pl,w shrull b. run an inch or
two deeper than usual Tais shoall not
be neglected, as the s1;l thrown up from
bal1w is the aori yinAl soil, AMI has the
strength ofthe top sill ere it ba,amo ex-
hlatod. TAis will ba Ike coat of m,
nnre, the frost and tie rains having the
eject to dco'mposs aud mallow and pra-
pare tila spil t'us thrown up. Tt needs
the elements tJpr9pare it, Tae sun the
succeeding SUN uor iAjshcs what the frost
f':loi . ID. \ c,lt of manure worked
l'to the t'p woaIl all this operation, but
1t VII d. veil vishons tlo m,aurs.
This plan Of plq3in; dd.pyr has an
o.Aer advantage, it jpcreases the soil
tA' available soil for the growth, and is
equivalent t5 sah5oiling to y small degree
$50 that two important p,ints are reach
ei at one operation an | ihe extra outlay
Ii Il itile more horse-power-not nocosya
rdy an aliitoal h5c3e. So there is no
i"!es'erenco with this plan; no extra cx
p2aae5; i simply adjusting your cl4vis
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