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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28

CONVICTION SPEEDY AND SuRE.-tIen. Lo.
gan is confident that the impeachment trial
will not be protracted indefinitely, and that
it will end in the conviction and removal of
the President. he writes to the Quincy Re
publican as follows:
WAsHIsGToN, March 20, 1863.
DEAR SIRs /. / am under obligations TO Won
for sending me the extract from a democratic
paper, as it enables me to give it an early de,
nial. | have written no letter to ,Indianapo-
lis since the impeachment trial commenced /;
and in none of my correspondence have j ex-
pressed the least doubt of the conviction of
the President. have full confidence in the
impeachment measure, and can see no rea-
sonable doubt for an early and favorable ter
mination Of the trial.
Most respectfully yours,
JoHS A. LOGAN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28

Independently OBJ hnnd Observation-Disclosures
prieeste oasheastot Ia sri and prompt men = large and
vsli IelsctoAstoek ef sTAPEE and FANCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
GRACE KILLS.

WsRssS, Ill. Oct. IL, 1857
1WING to a rash Of business immediately
~ after and since harvest, va have Int recently beer
able 70 hntsh the alterations aaf improve u etts In chr
Aiiss, watch We dss aeG necessary 10 enable ns In oser.
ing 10 our customers = brand 81 Flopr npsuspesssd by
any. Having everything In the hast ri order now, We
take pleasure IN ass1riBK enr ffsends xrd enstof efsthat
weshailh enceforth max our best brSnd the
GRACE MEI.EssE
unisoruly good 50 as to be equal st least. and If possible
snpeyfor to any other brands Manufactured.
fur Mr. HANNA, whose experience and reputation as
Miller s generally knnwnaud appreciated, hsyinzts-
ken an interest In Cur firm. will euGeasor 10 maxi cur
brands Of such q quality that they cannotf fail to merit
increased favor. We shall always sell at as low q price
~ 10 consistent with this tst of Taaitty-tgt are deter
mined 10 make the quality superior at whatsye r cost
confident that people will prefer that rather thant
Saving Of few cents on tine sack or barrel.
orttQ n kfpEpr 4 n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
Z johnson for President.

| DGy06h HaO --r-- a}I lD .Ipau
His Accideney has evidently sci
bis hcart upon the Democratic
Conservative nomination for the
Presidency. And the indications
hre that the party will be driven
TO ,bcstowy it, upon him. CerLainit
Is, that If the Democracy propose
to make any Gghtat all in this con
test, they will have to nominate
Johnson. The latter is prepared
(and will probably soon have nm
INSCRIPTIONS unit In his Cabinet
10 assistin this work, to use The
tremendous patronage Of the Ad-
mipistratiou, and 10 sling the
money ofathe government IN a
manner the like Of which the
country has hovor witnessed, to
secure tho object Of his ambition,
Tho Democracy are not tho party
to overlook such advantages as
these -Shd as for availablli.y-
what The party can want of a
mcaner Democrat than A, johnson,
or whore they expect 10 find ono
ls more than wo cuu imagine.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
Specimen DsaSSScsssp $s.L l !,

4 ARew' days ago "RritkA Pfmo.
r0y'hwas 41p6f4eaV Very sHk.s The
following paragraph from aortecnt
huffber'of hispp ppn per, ihairatts how
near he @astoithe inlcrhh Pegiong.
io'Some one bays tlfat4h6 radicals
fear Grant Wifi abS ps.dssinSteh
50 he Fi7t 5s II Ne IS oActe4 Pr$l
dent, and II, &odIa aoka5 ths. t9pa!ij
trythe ledH ham" ."'d,V p'a .J., o'Il
All 900. cd VAR ,Ijldl1 10 WylH
y viii be smembered that this
IfIscfeunt adviscJs,lheb assassila-
Ilopt tof, ,breNdept, LiaeplA and in
tbS Issue, bel9re NJ speaks of hin
as ZAP lhhnman monster, whose
eScesses and atrqeltes taya caps
Cd sbqdderlns, humanity No A stand
.aghast With hprroy1" 4 49the same
purport ps the above, ,js the tsllomc
lng from the same )spnrcS;., IS iy.ao
The great mass, of TIC ywhite
people ol The South .WlIl always he
r3cognized, abroad as the DEMO
cfalfc party, Q, those Slalcs, and
they pchieyf,a q magnificent tripmRh
at 1lhN start gbygahApqo assuming
that DafpeI 10 gl9ylRgAaBd5 n.pscp
nrabIe ~, thej hlst9rIa FnAmeEica,
There SHOULD By p9 apestiopsss TO
Tao proper ppmeof these organiza-
tions, II will belheirdpty 70 see
70 the calling Of conysnAiops at
which delegates 70 tho Democratic
National iCYpyeptlog win 90 calIod.
and for that y pothiqg else, they
should be Democratien PrQcood as
IT in perfect ignorance lsRlqllriaqlnicfe Of tho, pspr.
pations Of The rpmpr7a FREQ apeor
ple where hays the G9d.giysp.
right 70 meet in ,copyeption; mili-t
tary desp0tism darosnot reach you
there. Give your repaid, 4 unequiyor,
caIly and nphesitalingly 10, those
who would aid Instead Of oppress
sing you, and ia white man is
not President Of what, there re-.
mains ofthe Republic next year,
the Democrqcy7the brave men,
the people Of America ihapG siporp
that The tool Of AdicGlim shalt not
1ufer he IFhitg H0use holnt erad hv
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
The SoIdIer and the Dema-
'Do 81 ''I gogue. -H ~ ="

Tho closing instalment of the
,GRANT.JoHNsoY correspondence ID
published. 1t is too long for in.
.sertion in our columns, but the ar.
ticle from tho Commercial, in an,
'otherplacc, givosa good idea ofits
scope and purport. The Prosi,
dents cOrtifers all como up to his
mark, except Mr., sEwARp-his let
ter is a substantial corroboration
Of most Of tho positions taken by
Gen'l GRANT. The soldier beat
tho ; domOgogue that time, as he
always VIII. 7''.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20


An officer in Texns writes that
General Hancock has discovered
that tho rebels in that State do not
improve upon acquaintance, y A
much stronger expression, indeed,
is employed to describe the disgust
with which his unreconstructed
friends have recently inspired the
General and II is intimated that
unless speedily recalled by the
Presidout bo will become a Radi.
cal otthe most determined typo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

J THE DEMOCRACY RULETH-Ma
Of our citizens had hoped to hayeA
visit This week from those distin,
guished Union defenders, Generals
Sherman and Thomas, who are in
Cincinnati, but these hopes have
been dissipatod by the refusal OF
tho Democratic Senate of Ohio to
invite them, The Senate spent
tho entire morning on Wednesday
in discussing the matter, and after
refusing 10 extend & theu Invitation
adjourned bGhisd days work Of p
Demoerate Senate, faE whiGhathe
tax PaysrA AofQhio Bay a9yer $500.
rcsalted biRAndelibarate Sjscoagteo
isy to thsgEsat soldiers. who are y the
tavoritesS Of aS,graietul Peoplo,-
Columbus Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

Important bills regulating cleo
tions in Southern States undor the.
Reconstruction Laws, and defining
and limiting the jurisdiction OF ttc
Supreme Court, wero introduced
in the Senate Monday. In the
House, Mr., Bingham offered bill
providing tor the restoration of
Alabama to the Union, which was
referred. Tho Diplomatic Appro.
priation Bill passed, g.o, v,.lq.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
Novelette, IN the Columbus
tI'Ah a'H Journal. 8''''N -

Tho Columbus Journal notiiies
its readers that it has not commence
cd tho publication of the original,
copyright story entitled; +" Eura:
or Love in tho Last Century" be.
cause Of tho pressure upon its col
umns of Legislative and Congress
siOnal news, and proposes to CON-
monce the same during the first
week in March. ......,,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
b n1n .ETITrtf-I-- l0il-Tl ID EIii77 n.

Y ~ F'NW 1TI-ITH q n WT % FTTTIT |TTl
"A Htherc is q proposition for tho
election otAOdrow johnson to, the
sPresidenoyot dbo1U United Statea,he
must prevakupon the Radicals 10
jmpeach hin aud romovobim from
oBeeaih o. beadlopet and dhYioleut
maDnaIa1HeGaG not make o.ha
rROi nt'ofbeiuglGs ONnacAu ecessor
yitbont thu glory of, ,smaElYrdom.
.Eyidenilyvhsis teekingstb Con.
isssyati ven lcandidacyio .1Yills Con.
Rressa DO coed enongh ito hima 10
play hisAbtleo game for hiutT--
Gin. Commsrci1L.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

! The Boston Journal says Of Mr.,
.Wolles's le,ieryin tho Graut,Johu,
son correspondence that it is like
tho pDutehman's answer to a mans
question as 70 his opinion on 4 Ger.
gain mattel mattel u 4 tipks5 vat you tinkts lts
sEIvat doyou tipky"a y"aa1bl.s, cd, 10,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

tits stated that Gon'l SHERMAN
refuses The brevct. .GcneraIshif
sought to bc conferred upon him
by the President. He soems to be
aware that ANDY has somo sinis.
ter object cfhis own in view, rath.
er than any intent do him honor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
IEuLui OH tpllLMi t9EjGL -LA nfot
An Imppdent Demand Refused

"a iGo,yFeerrptFor; Hayes has received a
letter from Secretary Seward in
replyto the resolution Of tho Gen.
eraI Assembly of0bio, requesting
lhSrcturn, of'an papers certifying
t.hS ratification o6tbq constitution
diamond dmentslby, the Ohio Geno,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

The latest report Of tho Alabama
election, resolved in Washington,
leaves the constitution four thou
sand votes short. Two counties
arc to bo heard from, in one Of
which there ives at first no election
hold, and 10 the other tho, polls
were opened only one day. ''t, a.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

The developments growing out
oi4the contested election cNscs in
the Pennsylvania Legislature are
'rathtrfaeyI A'bingl6' item will
show theilItliAraetcr % Tho Demo,
cratic 'Prothonttary OF Luzefhc
County having been Summoned be-
tore tho dnvestigatihg c0mmittcc,
testified thatsixty meh voted in
one Of tho districts IN Clearfcld
County, not one Of&bomi was nat.
uraliGed at that timG. Fraudulent
certificates closely Initiating the
genuine. seal, signature and al,
had been Issued by thousands, and
were sold openly in Scranton and
Wilkosbarro iorSl 70 each, BY
the extensive uso Of thtse ffaud6-
lent papers ioh Democratic State
Senators;at least were cieclcd: and
y big "Democraticgaih" was tho
consequeUee,- Gin. Commercial. DO
-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

ni Gen. Meades on FrideGnargested
hgex- Rebel General Burns, Comps
ttolIer ofthS Treasury ofGeorgiSy
" .,sl.Iap fapedinsht.SB rseoastrGS:
ton.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

. General Gillem has ordered an
election on the ratification Of 1.-THE
constitution ofArkansas, to- com.
mouco on the 18th Of March and
continue five days, W.. ,I,y,t IN ,.'gi
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

Tho pendiug bill to create the
Territory of Wyoming, establishes
equal rights Of suffrage and slligi.
bility 70 office for negroes and
whltcs, -'.''' NIX, .s.,a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

may changc, but Odd Fellowship
will live on and scatter its bene-
diction upon the abode OF men.
| Peace may. fly with horror from
the face OF the eaAh, p6t SO dong
as there IiveStwo beating Beart 3
to answeheaeh 4hbrS tbrkb, 40
long shall'Odd Fellowship Smile
on the home of man, and SO long
rslEaIE- E-sRe -FeEeSed- -as- one -aFno6g
the chief associations OF those who
catch their insptr alton from heav.
-say -aRJ-deI -t6e-oEfices- OF
charity and bepeyolenppy o4,srI-
.Ihc cvnelusiOh, ny brethren, -let
Us remember that tho eye. Of the
outside world is upon. ns,, and AZ,
arc our iives, 50 viii DO our influ.
enee for good rsevil 10 ddr below
ed institution. <'i'N'.01S '"'V'
-gSLet us bear in mind our formula
Of duty, "visit tho sick, relieve the
distressed, bury the dead, aud ed
ucate the orphan ''' Let ii be done
7aIN eAeS1atty, Faithfully and per-
ysepSfihSly.h ioi9F 4'!.s'g >
!. And,1I mnst rohi1H goin my
brthrSn, that the best dqdlf6ta-
IioR for the distha4Igc Of all oar
dutioa and ahl;,vo i;ht, s,t,l(11 EfF.t1I
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
Fer. Pr..id.a, Of the iuaitod stSg...
|; ;ULYSSFSaSs.' GRANT,
'ai s..., aiaoaa or ILLINOIS, ',a''.'. ....,l
UNION IsEPUBLICANC COUN.
9i s1siTY CONVENTIONS

Tho UniorP Republican voters Of
fsirdstb county are requested te
meet at ,Firemops Hall. (south up
ppQr room of Market Housc) in Ian.
eahter, ono GolausU,li i4oJo4gq
SATURDAY, FEB. 90, 1885,
'at ono o''alopcks, T. H., for the ,pur-
poso Of selecting FIVE (5) delegates
ito rCpresentthec county ofq Fair
fieIdin tho stnte9Cohvsntion to be
Hh6'd at Columbus, Ohio, on
y ,WyfHdInlcrssddiaya HdInl ths 4th o. " March, 1868,
bItiAproposOd doisolect these dele
gates with lthoview totheappoint
fhent of District Delegates to the
,cC>hgicss6,' chi National Convention BY
The Delegates from the several
,OoODties iu thisl Congressional Dis.
lr6tej issi yiai suiygqA pua9
sil BY order dfltAs Union Repubr
..ffRB Contyal caHmjttso. .Is1om 1,'' % sr
yi6pIq mgiqj Az ReKELLER, .Aa.
.byIres't.
'sg.oF. sHAEgTER, SsFy.girds q
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20


The Pomeroy Telegraph says
that Mr. Blizzard, perhaps the old :
est, and one Of the most respecla-
bic citizens Of Olive township,
Meigs county, died on Sunday,
Jan.Il5, lOI years, 10 months and
IA days old. He. voted for Gen.
Washington at his SECOND ELECTION, fti5n
and has voted at every presidens
tial election,down to that of n1864,
whom ho voted in accordance with
his.llie.long principles, for Abra-
ham Lincoln. .,' a.,., ,.,.,g.,i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
An exchange siyos, tho following

g An exchange siyesalho following
ad Woo at VI saoi..u owl 10 mu. o
y DoS'T-DOn't advertise It's q
bad plan. Il wilIicall attention to
your place Of bdsihess, and II is
much better for people who wish To
trade with y6u'to hunt yoa up. It
gives your customers 'eSercls6 aHd
makes lhom healthy Besides,siif
you advcrtiSe, soniUbody liqbuy
up your goods, and them you viii
hacc'to get more, dandH viii sBea
great bother o'Soa9 .''i9i9o' '' ".
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

NrwsFyAIpEa cuA,soolrr -7Wo learn
sha, tho Athens, Messenger has
bcCn purchased by Nv, Chas, g, NJ,
Jennings Of this ciEy, lie will
lakc possession of tho Establish
ment in March md issue his first
number. Mr, JenpingsiS fitted by
experiences education apI nature
for the conductor Of % newspaper,
and we desire TO congratulate shim
on his Purchase and tho good pco'
Rle OF Athens copntyl on their 40
quisiliong-ColumSNs Joprnala y,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
A ssIGNEE,S NOTIoE,Don, NJ

A SSLGNEE,S NOTIQEYsOEf Ar
IA PoiNTMENT. In the District Court
Ofthe United States for the Southern District
ofOhio IN the matter Of Abraham W. Beery,
Ban krupt; IN Bankruptcy.
Towhom itmas concern; The undersigned,
hereby glyyes G.9tiSe 9E bis ,GppointWept a. as.
Lithopolis, in the county Of Fairfield, in said
District ahd who Vas to wit, on the GOT n dky
Of january, a. y. 1863, AdludgedB Bankrupt, auf.
on his own Petition ,by Tho District cStift St
Dated at Lithopols, o.. the ieth dataof FeB.
rGary, A. d. 1868, JOHN W. 0fLER, Oi
= Assignee, hitHop6ls, o, ss
Feb, 90, lsbs-3w. 'poT ms1 Wv tieh,seT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

The Senate Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, voted to recommend
the return OF the Sherman brovet
nomination to the President, with.
q resolution stating tbatiit isinad.
visablc to confer brevct rank on
the officer Of the second highest
grade. ssli7.. 10 Iaq 11 .oigue'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
MEDICAL NOTICE

EAM. r. o ONE MAY BE consul r.
lied al thatollqyhg thine and piscet:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Co born a ouae
on saturdays and Sundays, Nov. 80, and Dec
10; April tlsand.lg. ,CHTI
In HNScAsTE En- lat tn c Tai had " n ouse ON
M!ondaysaqeT the Exprdssfrajn, arrives go,n1
West nntil goes WastsSn TueSdIx' De- bsns !.
Jan. 8; Fchl9i March Il0 y spdIApIii20. =
DR.. Conc hasnow praetic edt A. dnbcve of.
hces, neagIYni1e years, and,tE mo fS life and
health heIlrl ~ the above app6fhtinfnts bnt
after that time y aiyill not pragticeatfiby nv oftbe
above offices for some months, and-h may dis.
continuehls Ftsits entfely. z 1Jl
DR.. CqNEqgreY allforms o. tChfb6ic Dis.
eases, as by spepsiain aldfts yafl3ns var,e.
tics; alRdisaSses)oft Lupgs Ind kir pas.
sages, as Laryngitis, Bronciitis, and Con.
,umptioni all aSsasesBof the KidneSs,
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and BIood Yes;
s,bs,3o Hdiseafef91tAe BJain a5d HeTEaSGs
Epilepsy 'choreh, orst .Vitus Dance NeSGTraI:
ga; Palsy, and general nervous ,nputritiop.
NJ ,llsensesPl Y gepRlesi enlarged Ton Nls,aud
Eye and Ear, AhaaiIother Chronic fiseeSser,
va. No 'harge fore rcohsulatfon sbut6SSnf6f
medicines.
2gOTlVIk fApr Is yleoT.f.ln,gnlF
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

y EVANSVILLE, IND.--We have re-
ceived 2 copy Of the Annual Re-
port of the Board of Trade of the
above named city for 1867. 1t is a
handsomely gotten up volume of
lOS pages, ihterspered with engrav-
.ings Of The public buildings, factor.
,ies, &c, Of tho city. the cards Of an
infnity of business houses, and a
very full and extended letter press
history Of The city, its ommoreial
progress, andits presentpnd pros
.pectivc Importance as q CONNER
cial conter, all Of which must afford
the highest qualification to those
interested ii the growth of this
promising City Of the lower Ohio.
The present population of7Evans,
Vile is estimated at $4,000. r! J,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
0;;GONTRACTORSIi::::::: !:
-l9rT al .naLtf
MAA7 5IEAUIAV a

SEALE pIRR1P0SNK9 ARE IN
,tl1vited, and will oe received.at the ONCE Of
therAudnor Of sFairfel cohnlys ohio, until
March gUth,i &C. u 3olclook, bh, iorfurn'NI \
the necessary BRICK UudflAyinghhe 41rI4H
and fora ,ha0I nfsl1AM sfi sso1N tksV
. Dresstkgi. ard 'ldliig atas iS.tlI1sA
loraonsay conrs, House te:bs hunt q noe o., ss.
hooking end stone inb ne CITY " kSpsAsisssfT
Plans and spss iliSsl sp p5e hSS sBh
said ohlGe,, proved seopr ~ VIII n,
for Ihe laithfuf sof thA ,e ss.,.,6
, The CsgRIs 4 iieHt n is:gsss y
,ddSrs sill nse no .s lIshsi
bb Used II said Court ho6se, viii ~ efhfnithe ~
oh the ground BY the lGpmmissipnaF daxcassf
rew - M ecH0P ..il ~, -
Feb 7cth. ltst.SR. "a fG9uastl khnalt0E "a !.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

Oranges and strawberries have
appeared in abundance in the New
Orleans markets for three weeks
past, while the people of Tallahas-
see, Florida, urc induIglng' in
peaches, grson peas and tomatoes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
SCARS coming together, Agaln.

According to tho astronomer
Prot. DELIssER, a series ofcelestal
phenomena, similar 60 those no.
ticed about the close Of last month
is at hand-bat this time, If The
authority be correct, to be followed
by terrible terrestrial commotion
also. : On the nghEof the 9TH Of
February fsaysIhc professor in
the Westcrqheavens, there will be
a conjunction Of the moon with
JnpiteraandAysnusj and three
nights later sJuRite- will pass Vo-
nus by only twenty three seconds
OF q degree. The result Of these
tc,onnjunetions. and pertprbations
will be atmospheric commotion--
electrical discharges, heavy gales,
high tides, earthquakes, and po-
body knows what besides. More.
over, the whole year will be fearful
for its storms, inundalions. Orup-
tons, quakingsof tho earth, &C.,
&c. stII ial5IGJs ia eH
Let thepcople note how much Of
y this comes 70 pass O. G.Dga.,'o ..!",.,, i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

'sg.oF. sHAErTEnij Sety?i7ds
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-06-19
PULASKI, HB1N-N
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1868.
Our Crop Prospects.


The crop adyices from all sections of the
South, as given by parties of experience,
are very encouraging, and. should no &C
cident occur, there will be realized from
the agricultural industry Of this section in
1868, g sum Of money which may go far
toward restoring our prosperity. The
wheat crop South is being harvested, aud
in quality and quantity is satisfactory
Corn never looked better Cotton is also
reported as very promising, and crop of
5000, 600 bales is considered by many as
reasonably sure. The cane is also IN fne
condition, and 100, 900 hogsheads of sugar
is reported in place of 10000 in 1857
Al the North, in spite of the wet weather.
the leading crops are promising. and, with
grain, hay is reported on favorably. There
is still time for corn and vegetables of all
sorts, the Whole yielding to the agricultu-
rel interest a mass of wealth which insures
prosperity in all departments of trade. The
reports from the crops-in the wheat grow
ing territory of the Northwest are favora-
bic in the mass.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-06-19
Ne Borer in Peaeh 80.

A writer in the Southern Planter says
81 once heard of "a lady whose husband had
planted peach orchard with a view of
making brandy. he feared that he might
become a drunkard, and determined 10 kill
his trees. To effect this, she secretly
poured sealding water around the roots, and
to her surprise, the trees did not die, but
produced an extra crop OF peaches. The
scalding water killed the worms, but was
not sufficient to kill the trees. At frst 1
adopted this practice very catiously-but
now, without fear, I pursue it. Early each
spring l scrape around the trees with a
large knife on the morning of washing
day When the washing is done. take
buckets full Of boiling suds into the or
chard, and dash the trees just where the
trunks join the ground. In this way thous-
ands of little worms are soalded to death.
Lastly, / apply unleaohed ashes TO the
trees After an experience Of several years
confidently recommend the practice
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-06-19
a New Mode Of Farming

A gentleman just arrived in Richmond
described an amusing scene Witnessed in
Louisa county, Va, near the South Anna
river. In a Geld SO poor that it would
hardly produce bEshel Of corr to the
acre, two httls pony steers were yoked to a
plow. and ahead of them pulling lazily
along were five negroes, hitched up by
means of what our informant calls "sboul-
der traces" Another negro was holding
the pillow handles, and still another driving
the oxen. The next day it was noticeable
that four women had relieved the men who
we're doubtless farigued By their labors at
the pillow. Adjoining this poor tract on Ell
ther side were 6ne plantations suffering
for want Of labor, and none could be pro-
cured.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-06-19
Chicken Cholera.

I see that great many farmers are l6s-
ing their chickens with supposed chicken
cholera. You will find below q recipe for
curing that disease-one that have tried
and found successful
Take fat bacon and cut in pills the size of
a marble. roll in dry corn meal. and give
about three OF four of the fat bacon pills !;
take ground ginger and make like dough,
and give three or four ginger pilEs-then
the fat bacon pills, and the ginger, until you
think the fowl has enough. Do this two
OF three days and keep them from water
you can give little water, but not too
much. 1 will guarantee that this will cure
as have cured some of the worst eases -
Notice the chickens in the morning when
they are fed. and if they do not eat, the dis
ease is coming on. Then commence feed
ing them as per Exchange.