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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

appropriated for the erection of build.
ings for said asylum not more than
fifty thousand dollars shall be drawn
from the treasury In the year one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty
Z See. 10. That said commissioners
shall immediately advertise for four
weeks Ia Que newspaper In each OF
the following places, wig: Council
Bluffs, Des Moines, Dubuque, Daven-
port and Burlington, for sealed proL
posals for contracts to construct the
building hereby authorised, accord
Ing to the plans and specifications
for that portion Of the building afore.
said and to contract with the lowest
responsible bidder who Will build the
same, complete, by the first day OF
October, 1870, and who will give ado
quate security for the performance OF
his contract; Provided, That no
contract, agreement, on plan shall be
adopted by the said commissioners
different from the plans hereby
adopted; nor shall any contract be
entered into by said commissioners
which shall In any event involve any
greater expenditure thnh the sum by
this act appropriated, and oil con-
tracts involving expenditures greater
than Is hereby authorized shall be
void. fg 50 maf
Sec. IL. This act being deemed of
immediate importance, shall take
effect and be IN force from and after
Its publication In the Daily Bugle
and Daily Nonpareil, newspapers
publishcd In Council Bluffs, In this
state; Provided, however, that such
publication shall be made without
expense to the State. ai 'ala
STATE OF IOWA, 2u
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
DIES MONIES, May 1, 1868. -
| hereby certify the foregoing to be
a correct copy OF the original roll
now on file ia this Office.
ED WRIGHT
34 .,.t.,. Sec'y of State,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

Kins, for expenses Incurred as a Log
islativc committee TO visit and report
upon the condition OF the State TINT
versity and Deaf and Dumb Asyittm
ut Iowa Cty--twcnty dollars. 0s5
SEC. Is. For the. payn,nt Of cx.
pcnses incurred by II. i. Barteli
Il. II. Bixiy, n, s, Bull, wifi
lam BurrelI, A. j. Hamilton, Thos.
Chace, n. II. Lyman. IS. j. Buck
and l.. Parker, In makinga a defense
against prosecution coinmeucesl
against them for the arrest, In pur-
suance ofan order Of the Governor.
OF the members Of n certain military
company, supposed to have hecn I'M.
plicated in the murder or Provost
Marshals Woodruff and Bashafo1re,
the sum OF three hundred and thirty
five dollars. ''.ss
SEc. 2T. For payment to Daniel
Ellyson, f5r eighteen days services
making list of notaries public, at four
dollars per day, seventy.fivc dollars.
SEC. %. 10 Frank Sutton, for
making diagrams OF the Represen.
tativess Hall OF the senate Chamber,
twenty dollars.
SEC. 20. To the State Hortic,iltur-
~ t,O1tStNt, itJ titG CIiCOuLOkttticElbO vi
horticulture, for the years 1865 and
1860, each the sum of eight hundred
hundIpt'tlo
SEc.a SO. To the Capital City Cor.
net Band, for services rendered OH
the occasion 0f the Inauguration OF
Governor Merrill, thirty dollars.
SEC. 81. For the payment ~of
claims for material Furnished for the
~ Il
rs follows: To Il. Whitcomh, forty
dollars. to Jesse Coverdale, fifty dol
lars; to j. R. Hopkins, one hundred
and seventy-five dollars. s,s ~ t..,a
SEC. S2 To Jenkins and Davis for
saving twcnty-four Thousand feet 81
lumber for the stockade at Esther
Vile. In the, year 1862 ard tS6a, by
order Of Captain William III. Ing
ham. the sum of two hundred aud
forty dollars.
SEc. SO. For the payment OF sub-
scrirtlons for newspapers taken by
the members of the Senate, tile SUMS
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cnAi.rEa 1913.

AN ACT Abolishing Distinctions t,s.
tween Foreigners aud Citizens ns
to the Acquisition, Enjoyment and
Transfer Of Property.
SECTION /. BE IL enacfc1 az The
General assembly Of thc STATE al lo,cts.,
That oil aliens, whether they reside
In the United States or any foreign
country, may In this State, acu,ure.
hold, aud ENJOY property, personal or
real, or any interest therein, by pur-
chase, gift, devise, or descent, and
may convey. mortgage, or devise tho
same In like manner, and with the
same effect, as II such aliens were
nafive.born citizens of tho United
States. And all property, real or
personal, situated In this State and
belonging TO q foreigner, shall III not
disposed OF by will after the death
OF the owner, descend to the heirs OF
such foreigner, whether the same re-
side In the United States or any for
| cign country. Such heirs shall be
the same as the heirs-at law or ma
| tive born citizens. s, i.as g.,.sy q. u
SEC. z. All tho distinctions here.
tofore made by laws between citizens
and resident aud non-residcnt for.
eignors, I'm reference to the acquisi-
tion. possession. md enjoyment mud
transfer or property, real and persons
Al, by conveyance, gift, devise, de.
scent, or otherwise. are hereby abol-
fshed. A n0n-resident alien slfall~b be
eutitled TO dover In lands situated i'm
this State the same a. resident cIti-
zcfas, except as againat q purchaser
from the decedcnts or against ~ pur4
chaser under execution against the
4 "a J..xk
4cbaser 81; allen not resIdIng in the
State OF iowa, shall not DO entitled
SEC. s. Tie title to my land here
tofore conveyed by purchase or gift,
or transferred by devise or descent,
shall not be questioned, nor In any
manner ETA ]ffected, by reason ~ 'tlae
aiienage Of any person, from or
tlsr0ugh whom such title may have
been derived. nj
SEo. 4. Tiiis law shall be retroact-
4 I've, Providcd, hotUcrcr. Tliat there
by no vested rights of private per-
sons Tor any municipal or other.cor-
! poratlon either public or for pa,unin-
Try profit) shall be violated, neither
shall the title of any person or per-
SONS 10 whom this General Assembly
has made any relinguishnent Of aii
escheat be hereby impaired 0retn]f
lfected. The State reIlnquishes gen
orally her elaine To- sucll osehegte ted
lDropffty rs is transferred TO foreign.
ers by purchase, gift, devise, or de-
scent, or otherwise; except In cases
wliere legal proceedings have been
lhad IA required by Law, W hereby snid
L csClseateG property has become part
or the permanent school laud or tile
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER OF.


AN ACT Authorizing the Census
Board to procure Plans and Speci-
fications for a State House, and
making Appropriations for Repairs
on the Capitol Building.
SECTION /. BE IL enacted Gy the
General assembly of The State of Io,od,
That the Census Board of the State,
silall constitute a Boafd0f Commits
Moners for the purposes OF this act.
See. 2. Said Board shall advertise
sforat least twenty days In two daily
newspapers of this State and In one
newspaper in each of the cities Of
Chicago, New York, aud Philadelphia
for plans and specifications for q
State capitol, to be erected on the
Capitol Square, at the capital Of the
State, 10 be built Of the most fit and
durable material, md be constructed
fire prof. They are daily authorized
to offer in such propositions as they
deem best, for the three most ap-
proved plans and specifications, ol
those that shall be submitted tothem
1st, Plans based on o cost Of one
million dollars;
4 I'd, Plans based on a cost of one and
one half million dollars;
/ Sd, Plans based on n cost OF two
million dollars; and such plans and
pecifications shall become the prop
erty of the State. s 8te
Sec. 8. Said Commissioners shall
advertise that they will receivs
specimens Of stone of such dimen
sions as they shall determine from
such quaries within this State as Ii
desired to be tested for that purpose
and may pay reasonable sum TO
the transportation of the same +,
them: aud UPON their reception the,
may cause the said specimens to b
tested as to their fitness, tn their EN-
tire satisfaction by all the knowI
means to prove their durability, color
quality. as well chemically and me
clianically, and by exposure to SUI
and freezing; and shall give the reia
tive cost of the different kinds, o
specimens, in respect to first cost an
cost of transportation, with an.
other facts they may deem necessary
i Sec. 4. There is hereby appropri
ated the sum Of fse thousand dollar
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary, for the purposes contemplate
i'm the ID and Sd sections Of this ac,
Sec. 5. There is hereby approprl
ated the further sum of fifteen thous
and dollars. or so ! much thereof y
may be necessary for the construt
Z TH ~ r r. e -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

SEc. OIL. To John Van C;inkel q
Coss for printing the biennial mes
sage, inaugural and srmciai message
IN tho Holland language, one shun.
drcd and flfty-unc dollars and seven
ty cents.
SIC. o., To Townsend Hall. for
arrest OF .Wm. 'rhomas, aiius tA,nis
quick, In pursuance of proclamn-
ton OF Governor Grimes offering "a
reward of one thousand dollars for
the arrest of said Cumquick, the sun,
of two hundred and fifty dollars. In
full for NIL demands against the state
for his services In the promises.
SEC. Oh. To George CT. Work, for
seven days' services as postmaster
forwarding mall matter to members
after the ADJOURNMENT, tho sum of
thirty.five dollars. g'sf -
Sec. 04. This act being deemed of
Immediate Importance shalt he I'm
force from and after Its publication Ia
the Daily State Register and Iopa
Evenfhg SfutcsDsdn, newspapers pub.
lished mt Des Moines,a Town. isFs I - z
Approved April 8, isess "a
u lherebyacertify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication. as re- )
quired IN Section GA thereof, on tho
18th day OF April, "A. ID. 1868, $500,
ED WRIGHT, M i
M ae. Scc'y OF state. y
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CEDAR FALLs, IOWA. FRIDAY, JUNE ), 1865


ton Of q fire-proof vault and making
such other repairs az In their judg-
ment, may be necessary aud requisite,
to render the present capitol building
tit for tho purposes for which IL Is
used, until q new Capitol building
shall be erected and completed.
Sec. 8. Said board shall report to
the next General Assembly all their
doings under the provisions OF this
net, together with the plans and
specifications selected by them.
Approved April 8, 1868.
STATE OF IOWA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
DBs MONIES, May I, 1868.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be
q true copy of the original roll on file
In this Office.
ED WRIGHT,
Sec'y of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
.cItArTER l5l.

AN ACT In relation TO the. Sale OF
y Intoxicating Liquors liz Ineorpora-
sni ted Cities and Towns. s'i1 -f
SEcTroS l. BE ii enacted by,t1c
aesieral AssGsgLiv Of tho State az l0a0a,,
That section 1903, OF tile Revision Of
1850, be and IL Hereby amended by
striking out OF said socttpp AL after
the words '.intoxicatipg liquors.,
and Inserting IN lieu therefore TIE
following words: mot proiilbitedsby
the laws OF the State.'l 'aa NJ Stsliua
See. 2. Y All incorp0rnted towns
aud cities, not incorporated under the
general Incorporation Inv, shall Ifavu
the power 10 regulate or prolIlblt t1se
sale of Intoxicating iiquors mot pro-
hibited by State law, and such power
20 regulate shall include. the power W
assess or impose i tax oil such sftic,
For tile purpose Of this hcty beer ANIL
wine shall be coalsidcresiintoxicatipg
aec. 8. This act TO take effect and
be In force from and after tts ppbiica-
tioii Ia the I0scu ElStdte Rs0tsfcS aIti
Ios0u Iisnsssstend, lsewspapefSi pub
lished at. Des Moines, lows. xs-txa
Approved April I, iBG8 .s...
| j thereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect BY pubJicaeion, ~ re-
quired In seetiOn % thereof, on the
10th day OF April, a. 4 Y; Y; 5s''s, y ,.na
taa Is}sgs&5ghW AtD 1, - tru.L.
ls ts ssss s's,usD ',uS y III vi = Z 'ss""sf*..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER 95.

CHAPTER 95.
AN kCT to Provide for the Relief of
certain Glasses of Indigent Per-
sons.
SECTION 1. BE IL enacted by The
General Asscntbty offhc State Of Io,ca.
The city council of any Incorporated
city OF the first class, and the town
ship trustees OF any township, in
this State, are hereby authorized,
and 1t Is made their duty, to provide
for the relief of such poor persons. In
their respective cities and townships
as should not i'm their Judgment be
sent to the county poor house Pro-
Vided, that the amount paid for, or in
aid OF, the support of such poor per-
sons may be supplied b. them, either
I'm the form of food, rent, clothing,
fuel and lights, plcdical attendance,
or In money, and shall not exceed
two dollars per week for. each person
for whom relief Is thus furnished.
exclusive of medical attendance.
See. 2. In no case shall the Wild
ows or families of Iowa soldiers, or
other persons In families requiring
public relief, be sent to the county
poor-house when they can and pre-
fer to be relieved out of the poor
house, to the extent above provided.
Sec. g. All moneys expended as
contemplated i'm this act, shall he
paid out Of the county treasury, after
the proper account rendered therefor
shall have been approved by the
board of supervisors of the respective
counties, and I'm all classes the neces-
sary appropriation therefor shall be
made by the respective counties; Pro-
pidcd, That the hoard of supervisors
shall have the power to limit the
asaount of relief furnished under
this Set, and shall have the power to
refuse to continue such relief when
ever in their Judgment the person or
persons receiving such relief are not
in condition to require further pub
lie assistance or aid.
Sec. A. This act is not intended to
interfere with the removal of pau
pers from one county or State to
another as provided by law.
Approved April 8, 1858.
STATE OF Iowa, q
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
DIES MONIES, May 4, 1868.
| / hereby certify the forgoing to be
a true copy of the original roll now
on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT,
Sec'yof State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

Anna Dickinson was snlArtly
ffssed In New YORK. We hope the
tolnpcsitcriwili not set this kassssi.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
DENTAL OFFICE
Or. C. p. ARTMAN,

Id Che hew Brick Block cover wise 6 Bryant I
s-ss ~r~se ~ = Drug Store. *. ~ ~ 4 4
"HERE you can get your Teeth cleaned. Allied
w or extracted in the most approved manner.
also inscrt Teeth un Gold, Silver or Rubber base.
never forgetting that beauty. usefulness. comfort
and durability required in all perfect artificial
dentnrcss, No induecments will be held out by
offering to perform operations for small compen-
sation Patients fsyoring me with their conf
dence, may rely upon my utmost exertion to per
form,eyeEy operation in az perfect q manner as
possible. g. C.P ARTMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
Last Sensation!

Truth etranger hian fctions What saw and
IN CHICAGO. Tho mQst startling and Interesting
hook ever published. Over Tkree Hundred pages
finely Illustrated Ten Thousand copies already
sold. sent 70 any address. poAt pad on receipt Of
Ef.gI by j. IL SIMMONS IL CO.
sm3 Box sstsB. Chicago III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

I)HOTOGRAPH ARTIST, CORNER
L lat md sMainF Szrccys Ip StSrA Gndr FALL,
owas FslAteoraphs.A s.A sNhh,fotypES, k&rns, Porce-
ain aud Ivorytype Pictures of every style, taken
m short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
FANCY DRY GOoDs * MOTIONS.

FANCY DRY GO0Ds a MOTIONS.
IL ETH. wGOD. Y CO.. Imp mp5rtes<as Jobbcrs of
IN Fancy Dry Goods. Notions, Hosiery, White
Goods e Woolen Goods. complete stock. lowest
prices. GA and f5 Michigan Avenue.
MANNING BROS, WEST se CO. Wholesale
1V1 dealers In Nations. Hoop Skirts Hosiery.
Gloves, ,and Fancy Bry Goods, ~ Lake st. Our
stock new c.
& EY YMoUR, CATER 81 TO. Importers and
- Jobbers in White Goods, linens, Hosiery
Gloves, Motions, Trimmings, Sorsets, 4G<sS rs
Miehiyan Avenue
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

II ETA SONS, 81 TO ~ Frank lin ST.. lMannfac
IL ture Wrought II Cast Iron for builders
bridges. etc, Bank vaults, doors, shutters, graf
ing. Iron Railing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

vN w BLATCHF0RD & CO. Manufacturers ei
Ia, Lead Pipes Sheet f.eaa. Bar Lead Pig Lead,
Litiseed Oil raw and boiled, 20 North Clinton St
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
EIIsAkER. e

RAINIER, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND
NJ Sign Painter, has taken II. Wild's place at
6rdsr FALLS and will give entire satisfaction 10 all
who entrust him with work in his line of business.
shop owes Fo<dick wagon shop: Paper hanging
neatly done on shftrt notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
w. ROBINSON. IA. o..

Late Surgeon of the 18th Iowa Cavalry.l
HAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, FOR
III the praftikes "a Medicine and Surgery. OF
Ice n j. l.. toles Drig Store. Residence first
alsr south of New Schnol House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

AN ACT making Appropriations
for the per diem aud Expenses of
tho Twelfth General assembly, and
for other purposes. $50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
e. A. SNYDER,

COUNTY SURvEYOR, GENERAL
~ Land and Real Estate Agent VIII give
prompt attention to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate, pay taxes, examine titles, collection Of
rents, &C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

Legal Advertisements at legal rates.
business Cards of five lines or less, $500 per
year tcacisadditispal lInc si.4 =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

AN AcTin relation to the Sale of
) Intoxicating Liquors liz Inoorpora-
I&f ted Cities and Towns. .saisef f,l8 sN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
.rL. W. WARREN, N. d.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
III In Wise Il Bryant's Drug store. Residence,
.orner Of Sixth aud Franklin Streets, Cedar Falls,
lrsn VI 4HkstH AZ Ltt 4fNtIEAE .ffN ! Is -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

WILL ATTEND TO House PAINTING
w Graining aud Paper Hanging. Can produce
good work Residence on corner 9Th and Clay ST.
Cedar Falls. Iowa. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

BRICK MACHINE.

TIME MONITOR makes more and better bricks
Il with given power, with less breaKdowns thar
any Other Machine, Eagle Works Mig Co, ~
Canal Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
CHICAGO IRON WORKs.

nURLET Il TIRRELt. Importers and Job
- bers of China Glass and Earthen Ware. No.
rs Lake ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05

AN ACT Authorizing the Census
Board to procure Plans and Speci-
iications for State House, and
making Appropriation for Repairs
on the (iapifoI Ruildiuu
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Value Of Grass Lands,

The time has not yet come when
farmers appreciate, as they should, the
value of grass. Every year dairy
products are becoming dearer because,
The grass region ia limited, and only o
few years will be required to give any
Ssrm natural for grass a value which
which now would be thought excos-
sive. If wished to buy a farm for
my ~posterity Which would continually
.mcroass 10 value, l would choose it in
1he region of grass, for | 90 know
that, during the course of ones life, a
grass farm will bring more money and
comfort, AMI with less work, than
any other farm, whether on the Sciota,
The Wabash, or the Mississippi bot
toms, nor can o farm of equal value be
selected and made any where within
tho belt formed by the tropics the
whole world round. -Nelg York Tri-
lure.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Aqrftrdtnral.
For the Union flag.
Our System OF Farming.

h has been iutimaied ny me, in a former
article, that the system Of farming in this
country was bad, ana should be changed.
have not the least doubt Of Utmost m;n
jntline 10 the same opinion. There are two
hsts which prove this coneiusively. First,
She farmer does not receive sufficient pay for
Ms labor. The other is, that HE capital in-
vested in land, Sc, does not yied a iair per
cent, Js she Essli entirely with our people?
We think rot. Orr people possess all the
eIcmeUts Of true greatness. They have
shown this beyond the shadow Of u doubt,
IN all The trying scenes through which they
Aave passed, and are now passing but this
h attributable rather TO the accursed system
a. slavery of The South, under which we have
vroAEed for the last half century; but, thank
Cod. we are free, and if we would continue
20 be free We must cease TO work for nothing,
sut must make oar labor pay. The sun does
not shine on q country so desirable as East
tennessee, and, under the genial spirit of
freedom, win yet blOpm and blossom as the
rose. Many men have a vague and il-dChned
ldea that, some how at some time or other,
foreign enterprise, skill and capital will pour
IN nooR rs and make our country a perfect
Eden without our aid. This d~elusion will
Ne fatal if persisted in. Capital has no heart,
Sut hRs a head fdil Of eyes and will not in
vest Nhere there is no enterprise amOng the
people. Farmers are continually told, by
iAose who know but very little. about it, to
Mtm a little land and make it good. Thai
does not go far eRougb-S would leave three
5hlrrths Of the land waste, and, in the presen.
condition Of the country, is impracticable
tar il takes time and capital to bring poo
Mad up: and, without home market, a fam
Nv could not be supported on a little poo
lind. If you would detach the ivy from thr
svoasta you must give 10 something on whicl
10 climb; so If farmers change their presen
mode of farming they must see somet0in:
that will accomplish in a pre-eminent degre,
what is desired. That is what | wish Il
point cut in these articles, and will devot
my next TO- that very thing.
May 10; 1868. AGRICobA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Remedy for the Ely in Wheat.

A correspondent Of tho Rural Cen
HemdR gives the following remedy for
ny in the wheat:
We arc all aware that the egg is
deposited in the growing stock, in the
fall of the year as we'll as the spring.
sOwed my wheat carly and it I'D
vanccd we'll by winter. During the
freezing weather, l turned all be
stock Of my farm upon it, and let
them pasture several hours during.
each day the ground a frozen.
After about three weeks, they had
eaten the wheat close to the ground /;
20 close, thata casual passer by would
lot have known that it was q wheat
field ut all. ] then allowed il to grow
until about the middle Of April, when
] again pastured it close for u few
days. By this means l was quite
,4,ror Sas egg deposited was destroyed
10y tic cattle. The winter pasture
destroyed the autumn deposit, the
April, the spring deposit. During all
the time the roots, by receiving all
tho strength of the soil, were strong
sA,d ready now to produce tho stock
which it did and no fly was seen in
sny part of the feld-whilst in an ad-
ming one it had done considerable
damage.
~ harvest my crop was heavy,
looking as well at itast as any part of
my farm, and producing wheat Of the
finest quality.
hbslive sheep would pasture more
cffectualIy and closer than cattle. but.
having mont l pastured the CATTLE
Now | know that the prejudices of
stO farmer would DO against an ex.
Ierment of tits kind. Bat my word
FIR it, it will do no harm, but very
generally do much good.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
What SOurs MIX.

The manager Of cheese factory at
= dairymsn' convention lately held OF
E'gin, Illinois, said that in usgae OF a
INV would cause her milk to sour
'"on after being drawn, and that the
mount and quality Of the produce Of
m'lk depends largely upon tho degree
at kindness 70 COWS.
Ito has learned that II we get one
or TWO cows Initiated, and put thar
milk with other COWS, that have
lren kept quiet, twill sour very quick
Farmers will see from this that kind.
tc"- to eows as well as to other ami.
m is pays.