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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15
SCOTT COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
&c CONVENTION.

Tne Democracy of Scott county met
through their delegates 81 the Court House,
in Davenport, this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
pursuant 70 call, for the purpose Of select
ing seventeen delegates to attend the State
Democratic Convention at Des Moines, on
the 26th inst.
On motion, Laurel Summers, Of LeClaife,
Was called to preside. and A. g. Small6eld
appointed Secretary.
On motion \ committee Of Ave on Gre
dentials was appointed. Committee: 7.
D. Esgal, @. P. Disney, L. Chamberlain,
N. l.. Clark and W. T. Dittoe.
Delegates reported from Davenport, L.
Claire, Buffalo. Lincoln, Hickory Grove.
Cleons. Princeton, Blue Grass, Butler,
Rockingham, and Pleasant Valley Town
ships.
Motion to appoint . committee Of five
from Davenport township, two from Le
Claire, and one from each Of the other
townships represented, to report II dele
gates to attend the State Convention, was
adopted.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittee:
Davenport--D. N. Richardson, II. v.
Glldea, Thos. Dermody, II. Leonard, r.
Christie.
LeClaire-George II. Henderson, U. n.
Kelsey.
Princeton-J. b. Doty.
Pleasant Vallsy-Eugene Birchard.
Rockinghsm-John NJ Friday.
Buffalo-W. L. Clark.
Blue Grsss-Thos. Cessna.
Clsona--John ID. Hoover.
Hickory Grove-J. Thompson
Butlsr-Chas. Anthony.
Lincoln-W. B. Murray.
The committee retired to the Grand Jury
room.
Calls were made for Senator Cones, Who
made few remarks, and then called en-
Judge Murphy, who addressed the meeting
AZ length, stating the work to be accom-
plishsd by the Democracy and ito prospects )
Of success. His remarks were all received
with special favor, sliciting the united ap.
plauss Of the meeting.
County School Superintendent Gallagher
followed in few short remarks, fully in
dors'ng the sentiments expressed by the
preceding speakers, and further reviewed
tho course Of the Democratic party in com.
parison with the reckless course OF the
Radical party. Remarks ofa similar ns-
turc were made by several others until the
committee returned with the following 70
port which was received aud adopted:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15
STATEMENT
OF the Condition ofthe
HOME INSURANCE COMFY
OF New Haven, Conn.

OF New Haven, Conn.
On the 6rst day of January, Is. made 10 the
Auditor Of the State OF Iowa pursuant to the
Statute Of said State Branch X the Company
in New York
let. The name VI this Company j. the Home In
surance Company Of New Haven Conn.
"a The amount OF it's Capital ste ie.. s3,00o,000
ID. The amount OF the Capital >tock
lth. The Assets Of the company T..
ist Cash on hsni, IN Bank.
and In the hands Of Agts
or other persons. $29LH2 -
ID. Real Estate unlncum ed sos, u 900
"a, Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Co., how secured and
rate Of int thereon sec SCH
eth. Debts OF the Company
secured BY mortgage, see
Sth. Debts otherwise Sc
cured fsee schedule. .)..... 23siA.D
ssh Debts for Premiums lo9.an.so
7th. All other securitiess see
Total Assets. ...-.-..-. -...$l $l,6lS,O'V3e
LIABILITIES.
bth. The amount Of liabilities due, or not
due 10 Banks other creditors None
9Th Iossee adjusted and dne,. None
7th. Losses adjusted and mot due. 80. None
efh I.oeees upadusfcd. -......... None
- psoof. = 'r ss,sss44
ION II other claims againet the Com
many. ....-.......... fll.so
Total Liabilities. Y. s............ s,ss4 "
1ith. The greatest amount insured In
,a.h me ~ greatest Tes s.a amount allowed by S'
1he rules OF the Company TO -
injured ia any cne city. Town or
,,,h The 0tcatcs, .uount allowed to BE-
insured in any one block. de-
pende q Charters risk.
tAHh ~. arf ~ lncOrpO4otiOu Of the
Company isfled
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.,
On Moixss, Jan. -, 1858.
~ n aRREDY cERTIFIRD. THAT THBRl
1 haa heea 6led ii thls Once sworn Statement
showing the condition q tne
aO1eR INSURANCE. COMPANY,
raea>.A 4 New Haven. Conn, on ~ Arst day .
jsnuary. AD, less, n aeccsdsace VIII The pfovia
.f ~ 2. .ess,Sd y Acs il rsision 70 lssarsns
Conpanieo," approved Janua!y q, 1857. and ~ e
smesdsscsy thereto, approved February Nh, 1858
hss aid caasnsas sso.s sns' = se,a 49,. ~
ArTHoRrrY Is THRRKYoRR GIVEN
r. ~. .hc~e named Company % transact their q
n,onrisfe bnsincss cf Insurance IN this State in
eordance Nth the Laws thereof until tho Sist day
~ a. c.rtined That John T. swts CO ,oe Da,
srrcre. nave been duly appointed BY said C0mpan
their lawful Agents .nd Attorney. rs sne county
coss win va '1 ~ aeInowiese service of process
nsovided by law, upon their fiing with the Clerk
he istriri Court IN and for eaid County this ccrti
"a q .S III s. 4. o. az y ~.
ss,S ecs,art rony of the said statement.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hcreun,
- ~ hInd ana afised my Seal Of ofcs tho lsy -
ss.s 49, "Ds JNO. A. nLLIOTT,
| Auditor Of state.
Avv~s Deputy fobl5-dlw
JOaN /. SWITS 1 Co., Agents,
Ssbl5 d&vlw Davenport, lOwa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

Goixo EAsr.-W. c. WAdsworth, j. F..
Farrand and Jno. L. Cofhn start for the
East this evening, upon business trips Of
several weeks duration. We wish them .
happy and profitable journey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

We would respectfully ask those persons
indebted to the late fm Of Wadsworth /
Co., to call and make pay ment Of same at an
early day. as We are anxious to close the
business % soon 40 possible. A. +. Gutter
is authorized to receipt Tor the same in our
name. WApswosrH 4 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

announced to give concert in Rock Island
on Tuesday evening next, under the au.
spices Of the Young Mems Library Associ
alton. Our Rock Island frierds may expect
something that will please them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

W1vOFiNO OoVOH ON CAOUF, however oe-
we're may be sllevatsd and cured BY the
use Of Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative
Balsam.
The invaluable medicine possesses the
extraordinary power Of relieving immedi-
ately whooping Cough, Hoarssness, Difi-
Guilty Of breathing. Huskinsss aud Tickling
IN the Thsost. 1t loosens the phlesm. and
will be found very agreeable to th. taste.
It 's not violent remedy, but smollient-
warming, searching and effective. Can be
taken BY the oldest person or Youngest
child: For sale By oil Drugeiste, ct rs, 50
and 76 cts. per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

A. Loadoa. Sspeenbes 27th. 1851. Nh. JoBu
TOOL3Y. 1ate q Tottenham Courc Yosk HneS
Kina'e Cross, 1neland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

HsGEAAN's GENUINE MEDICINAL COP Llv.
sR OfL.-Our oil has stood the test Of twsu-
ty years experience, and is warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. Its superiority over
that prepared on our own seashore is
shown BY the numerous cures performed
By u when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. Prepared BY Hsgsman /
Co., chemists and druggists, New York.
Sold by druggists generally.
Chappsd Hands and Face, Sore Lips, TO-,
cured at once BY the use Of Hegsman's .
Camphor Ice with Glycsrine. keeps the
hands soft in tho coldsst Weather. Sec that
you get the Genuine. Sold BY Druggists
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Literary Notices.

RED CROSS. BY OLIVER OPTIC. BOSTON:
Lee / Shepard; Davenport, Luse 0riggs.
This is another one Of the ever popular
"Young America series" which are msstisg
With such extensive favor among The young
people ofths day. Fer rAeinsss and iatsr-
est the Rcd Cross" loses nothing whsu
compsrsd With il prsdsssssoss. II b .
story oftravsl and adventure 10 England
and Wales, and What = said therein con-
csrnine matters and things Of interest most
deeply interest and amuss the rising genera
ton. Can for il as Luss 1 0riggs'.'
SEEK AND FIND: BY OLlvRR RoPrIC. LEE
/ Shepard, Boston; Luss 0riggs. Dsvsu-
port.
Still another Of divers rare and pleasing
lit,le Volumes which treats Of "Ths Adven-
lures of Smart Boy" Ernest Thornton ID
4 smart boy--perhsps be 70 too smast-lst
the boys Judge when they read Of his do
nrs-but his smartness is not worldly cum
ming. but made up Of thoes elements Q:
character which constitute noble man
GOOD judgment. quick perception. manly
decision. mingled with those moral and re-
li,ious attributes which are the leading
snripes Of true life. Call for II at Luse L
Griggs
TOMMY HfCKUP; Oh, 4 PAIR OF BLUE
Eyrs. Bv Rose Abbott. Lee 3 Shepard. Bos
ton Luse l. 0riggs, Davenport.
This is one Of most charming little books
for the children Of the season. which ws can
not too warmly recommend parents to pur.
chase for their children, in whose hands il
is time to place interesting and instructive
reading. These Rosa Abbott stories are to BE-
continued in six volumes, and will undoubt-
sdly meet with great favor. Call for them
At Luse 4 Griggs.
CLAUDIA. By MISS DOUGLASS; LEE I
Shepard, Boston; Luss Griggs, Daven-
port.
Miss Douglass Saaks foremost among our
rising novelists. Her former books, IN
Trust" and "Sssphsn Dans," we're received
with great favor, and this one cannot fail 10
create still deeper interest. It is mentally
and morally instructive. and should have no
lack Of readers in this Vicinity. Call for il
ss Luse 4 Grggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

THE NEw ORLEANS MiSsrRELs had IN
other good house last evening. They give
their last performance tonight, when those
who have not vet seen them should avail
thsmselyes Of the opportunity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

Having disposed Of our business. corner
Of Second and Brady streets, ~ lsssrs. Gut
ter L Msrxssn, We chesrfully rsesa-
mend them to our old friends and patrons
% in every way worthy Of their confidence
and patronage. WApswoRra L Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

LEcfuRKs.-Professo Hinrichs lectures
ct the German Theatre this evening on
"Pantogen, or the Element Of Elements"
The subject is one that will interest every
body. Prot. Hinrichs..is acknowledged one
Of the most talented men, on scientific sub
jscts, in the State. In lecture given BY
him in this city year ago, hs exhibited So
Psrior ability and extensive kaoslsdge.
De should be greeted With large audience
this evening, - the opportunity TO hear
him may not again sosn offer.
Mrs. }. c. Savery. . talented lady Of
Des Aoincs, who has travelled extensively
in Europe. has been engaged By the Young
Mems Christian Association to deliver ! lee
ture on Tuesday eusning next, at the Bap-
tist Church. Those Who have heard her
speak, claim that her lecture 10 superior in
every particular to that Of Annie Dicksn-
son. The subject 10 angels and Politi.
Clans" We trust that the Baptist Church
viii b crowded - The occasion Of her %.
psesancs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

RuSsIno. - The asaw min of Msssrs.
French 1 Davies has commenced running
for The season. An early starr was neces.
STATED by active demand for lumber Of ".
rious dimensions, Of which the msrket was
bare. 1t is expected that the mill will nev
b. kept running right along until next
fall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

'.Procr astinstion is The thief Of time
Not only this but persistent delay de-
prives one Of many bIcssings that might
be availed Of; such. fer instance - the
possession ofs bottle Of "Barrstt's Vsgsta-
bic Hair Restorative" whish II - pepular-
issd throughout the entire country. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

A SLIanr DirFERESCE.-Last Monday
morning, when the thssinomstss here had
sunk 80 low a. to be scarcely visible-ir-
dicating thirty degrees below zero-it was
at quite another stage in Florida. At Key
West that same day the thermometer stood
at rs above zero, making tho slight differ
encs Of one hundred and five degrees in
temperature between the two places.
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No. 8 West Second ST.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
"k RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTEn
~ mos Of ths Public 70 our large asd lpw
pisss oeook. consstinG in psstef
FAILS, FENCE WIRE. PLOwsl
FARMING TOOLS, MANILA ARD
1ARRED ROPE, WINDOW GLASS.
PUTTY. LlNHEKD OIL, TURPEHflHR.
WHITE LEAD. LEAD PIPE.
FABLE AND POCKET CUTLKRT.
0llv er Plated Ware, l.eoshoe onA
Dobhor DDe1e1nw.
DRUBHA0, COTTON AND HEMP TWlND0
BROOM rWlNEs, BROOM WiRE.
PITCH, OAKuM, FILES, CHAINS.
HORSE SHOES. HORSE hAILS
PUMPS, PISTOLS SHOT POUCHES
POWDER FLASkS, PORCELAIN
k1fTlEH AND SAUCE PANR. HOUSE CAN
PENTERS', SHIP CARPENTERS MA
OHlNlHTS AND cOOiERS' TOOLS.
Asd general assortment Of goods in our limo
which We o9sr d WHOLESALE d RETAIL
q the
LOWOst Market Rates,
AGENTS FOR
= AID r a AIKsC CNA1 Ec.
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Terms $500 per AMMAN, in advance.

not less than three months. He shall also ia g.
sue new notes of like denominations, in lieu
Ii any notes herein authorized which shall
i1 taNo Deen redeemed; and he is also author
1870 IaL 70 purchase at any time coin requisite to
ehape hlm TO redeem such notes: and in paw
lneht therefor he may at his diseretion issue
70 an amount not exceeding fifty million dol
lars bonds OF the United States in sueh form
as he may prescribe, of denominations not
less than fifty dollars, payable at anv narioJ
not more than forty years from date OF issne
redeemable at the pleasure of the government
40 or after five wears from such date and the
interest on such bonds shall be payable semi
annually in com, or in other lawful money, at
tne rate. it payable in coin, of not exceeding
slA per cent. per annum, ii IN other lawful
money not exceeding seven and three-tenths
per cent. per annum, and the rate and charac-
Ter OF interest shall be expressed on all such
bonds: Prorided, That no such Londs shall be
issued at par in lawful money of the United
States.
SEC 4. Apd be H. further enacted. That An ae-
curate account shall be kept by the Treasu-
rer of the United States Of the amount aud
denominations of all the United States notes
received into the Treasury OF the United
States and destroyed, and he shall also keep
an accurate account of the amount and de-
NOMINATIONS of notes issued under authority
OF this act. The United States notes author
lz'd by this act shall be in such form as the
Secretary OF the Treasury may direct, and
OF the Treasurer of the United States and
the Register of the Treasury, and also. as
evidence of lawful issue, the imprint copy of
the seal of the Treasury Department, which
imprint shall be made under the direction OF
the Secretary, after said notes shall be receiv-
ed nom the seDgraveIs and before they are
issued
SEC. 8. And be IL further enacted, That
from and after the passage of this act no gold
nor silver belonging to the United States shall
be sold or paid out from the Treasury except
in payment of lawfully authorized gold Ger
tficates, or in payment of interest on the pub.
lie debt, where the same is, according to law +,
payable in coin, or as authorized in this act, or
otherwise, expressly by law. But the exchange
of bullion t0r coin with the United States
mints is not hereby made unlawful.
These are the same bills, with some slight
amendments, introduced by me at the last
session of tue Thlrty-Ninth Congress. But,
contraction being then regarded as the only
road TO resumption, they Jailed TO obtain tha
honor ofa hearing. As we are now about to
take new departure and adopt a new policy
trust they may be more successful, and
receive that consideration which the impor-
tance of the subject demands.
Concluded to-mO'Tow)
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THE
SUNDAY ADVERTISER I!
EsTABLEsuED> NOVEMBER. 1867
j. T. REGOR.
EDITOR AND R'JJsuEp

INH Is paper is issued sits name imports. ON eyery
L Sunday morning. and supplied to regular cityy
subscribers by carriers 80 co. Subscribers takei,
for three six, or twelve months.
1t aspres to no lead in party politics. and while II
can see faults and virtues in each party, and pre-
sumes not to ignore the advantages OF party organz-
aCohs " sne conntryic chooses 70 remain Conserya
tive ana independent in its political situation and
reauons. Our primary purpose is to make the sun
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fdDatties Mechanics, Merchants, Maaafoctt,eys
and the public generally. A paper tina; win be a
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ne to every person, in both its original and selected
lhatter 10 give 10 every subscriber more than the
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vestment they can max ofit
Each number will contain good StOry or Sketch ;
also choice miscellaneous Selections and editorials
on all the leading topics of the day. The SUrpAY
COLUMN, wheih has proved to I've a favorite depart
ment with many OF our readers, will be kept up dur
ing the year, giving articles social and religious
subjects. .
Our Commercial Market Department.
We shall make this speciality in each edition.
We have in this the aid of several most competent
ana reliable traders, whose services cannot fail TO be
appreciated by the observant reader.
Later News.
We have made arrangements for procuring all the
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from Washington, New York, Boston, and all the
great business centres, thereby m ing UP the yaean-
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psrs, from saturday 10 Monday morning.
Advertising.
Our advertising friends are multiplyinp with our
increased citculaton. In this respect we have been
bountully remeD beTed, and ackIlow edge our obli-
cations to our citizens, for The interest they have
manifested, and we feel assured that as it comes
more before the public, and s real worth as an adj
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reach Us, not for indserinnate praise but as be-
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yolved less Sunday labor than Monday morning
issue OF our daiies, which, in order to furnish the
latest inteisenre have to Also perform part OF their
labor on the Sabbath
Marine List.
in this department we shall endeayer to give all
, the latest shipping news up to Saturday evening.
mar 13-dtf
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PORTLAND, THURSDAY
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
slMILIA sIMILlBUs 0URANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies

HAVE PROVED, from ile most ample expert
II ence, az entire success; Sinple-Prompt- Eff
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly al pied 10 popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them so harmless
as to De ifee 1to danger, and efficient 10 be al
ways reliable They have Taise1 the highest COM
mendation lrom ALL and wilalways render satislac-
ion.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
Dissolution OF Copartnership

PORTLAND, March 16. 1863
TIN1E copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm of Brown & Merrill, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The accounts of the firm will
be settled ny j.. +. Merrill, who will continue the
stand, Cross Street, in rear of Advertiser Office.
VIM. f. BRANN
mar1SdlWF JOHN f, MERRILL
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Dissolution of COp0rtpersI.ip

= HE Copari nership heretofore existing under the
firm of SWEET & Bradley is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be conducted
by G. b. SWEET, at No, 1872 Exchange st.
g. B. oWETT,
w. II. BRADLEY.
Portland, March 1, 1868. mar1OdSw
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Dissolution of Copartuersbin,

fItHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il hrm OF G. q c. l.. Gallison, is this aay dis
solved by the death OF the senior partner The
business of the firm will be settled by the SURVIVING
payment, and persons having demands against ihe
firm will present the same
G. L. GALLISON.
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WEST FALMOUTH, Me-, Dec. %, 1851.

Mess. 3. Il. Croasdale & Co:
CHANGED to tall upon some of your Phosphate in
Portland last year, and being pleased with the an
pearance OF IL, tried 1T on my carrots. There
three fourths of an acre Of ground and usel one
barrel Of Phosphate. harvested fifteen tons OF car
rots from the piece. have used Goes and the Cum
berland, but never received so mu,h benefit from
them as from his The carrots were large size and
fine flavor also used 1t on barley; and had it not
been blown down, should have had good CROP
AS it was, it was much tier than any other in the
neighborhood. used tne barrel to the acre. also
used it on my stTawberres and in setting the plants
put it in the hill. The growth wa splendid, and
shall be able to tell you of large crop OF berries
next year hope. Yours
IRA WINN.
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GoRHAM, Maine, Dec. %, 1867.
Mess r Croasdale q Co:
used in the spring of 1867 small quantity Of
your Super-Phosphate upon my apple orchard of
young growth-just before ram The effect was
rising; it changed the foliage at once, became
dark, and the growth of wood during the season
greatly exceeded that of previous wears. found
the foliage remained longer the than when
| did not apply the Phosphate
used it on my garden tor corn, potatoes, beans,
peas, beets, cueumiers &C., aud the effect high
iy satisfactory, excepting the potatoes. had row
of grape vines and u,ed the Phosphate on them.
agreeably surprised with the result, as did not
expect anything from it, the land was so run
down.. it did well tor them, and they showed very
remarkable growth. can fully recommend this ar
ticle as good fertilizer.
Yours, ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
used Croasdale's Super Phosphate the last sea-
son i'll planting my corn potatoes and garden, ano
was satisfied with the result. got good crops o
corn and potatoes on newly broken up land, which
out, and had not been titled for many years
regard it as an exceedingly valuable er izer, ant
SO recommend 1t to all my friends. also know lha
my ne;ghbor James Moody, Esq, used it on hi
farm and nursery with the same results as myself.
Z. W. JACKSON.
Gorham, March I, 1868.
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"
Messrs B r Croasdale IL Co:
used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could see even till the first of Augu decided BEN
eft in favor of yOursthat is, the stalks of corn
much algeI 1 used it freely on grass IN the spring.
and late on some turnips. Tbs grass crop was re-
markably COED, and it remains to be seen what the
III nips viii do. The season was too wet to properly
testI. Yours, +. e. HOWARD.