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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

Baltimore, May CA convention Of those
favoring impartial and manhood suffrage, and
opposed to the action Of the Republican State
convention OF the 9Th Of March, met at the
New Assembly rooms, at noon. Seventeen
counties were represented. The delegates are
colored. Judge Bond was chosen president
eolored.
A full deiesa to the Chicago Convention
was appointed, and an electoral ticket for the
State. An address WAS adopted defending the
action OF the convention, and attacking the
Front street Theatre Convention and the Re-
publican State Central COMMITTEES.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

TuER. srENs TO BE among the Democracy
hereabouts a very general dissatisfsction with
the apparently dietatorial course OF Mr.. Bel
mont In not yielding to the wishes OF many
people In the party In liking an earlier day
than July &th, to hold the National Conven.
tion. There 10 good deal Of grumbling.
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torvioIAL.l


DEPARTMENT OF sTATE,(
wAsHIs0roS, Nay !, 1855.
Informs,iop has been Ireeeived at this De-
psrtment from Mr.. Julius Stahel, the Consul
1.-THE United States At Ksnagawn, Japan, OF
the death, BY drowRlnx, on the 22d OF January,
Uses, at sea, OF William Bolkens, alias Hugo
Wolf, a seaman, belonging to the American
bArque Penguin"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

The New York Tribune Of yesterday denies
the story which WAS published in the Herald,
that Senator Fessenden has prepared an elabo.
rate speech OF twsnty.eight foolscap pages
against the frat three articles OF impeach.
ment
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
In Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The conference opened
with the usual devotional exercises by the
Rev. D. Brooks, Of Minnesota.
The order Of business taken up being the
presentation Of resolutions, &C., q great num-
Der were offered on variety OF subjects, en-
braeing one to amend discipline SO as to allow
lsymen to be elected assistant book agents at
New York and Cincinnati.
The question Of the admission OF Southern
delegates was taken taken up and discussed
until adjournment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

NOMINATIONS SENT IN ny THE PRKsI
prST.-Thomas b. Asten to be Assistant In.
spector Internal Revenue sth District, New
York. Passed Assistant Surgeon Newton
II. Adams, to be q Surgeon 10 the Navy.
James Morrison Scott, Of Ohio, to be an As
sistsnt Surgeon In the Navy. Lieutenant
Commander VIM. p. Mccain, to be q COM
mander In the Navy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

AUGUSTA, GA, May s.-The Southern Press
Association convened here to-day. The Mont
gomery, Columbus, Atlanta, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, Macon, Augusta, Savannah, and
Charleston papers are represented. Mr.. Lamar,
OF the Columbus Sun and Times, was chosen
temporary president, and Mr.. Reese. Of the
Macon Journal, was selected secretary. After
the organization, the convention adjourned
until tomorrow.
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DIED.

.CRlTTRNDEN..-Int this city. on russday night.
the 9Th Inst. at II o'clock, HARVEY CRlTTEHpHs,
In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Nc. SIX street.
between Eighth and Ninth, Thursday, at O'Clock
requested TO attend without further notice.
ooGGIN On the 9th Of May, after q severe and
Robert and the late Sarah T. Cog gin, aged IS years
and months
His funeral will take place on this (Thursday)
afternoon at o'clock, fron the residence Of his
father, No. 63j n street,
MCPHERSON, In this city, yesterday morning
RpwARp, infant son Of Hos Edward and Alnis C.
Mcpherson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

JoHs d. GouoH lectures on peculiar
People," this evening, at the New Congrega A.
tionai church, DR.. Boynton's, corner Of Tenth
and O streets. This lecture closes the course
before the Young Mems Christian Assoeis.
tion. We recommend to our friends to 60
early. This lecture 10 regarded as one OF
0ouRh,s best,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

We WOULD CALL ATTENTION to an adyer-
tissmsnt Of . thrss.story brick house a. .
most desirable Investment. The owners have
offered the property much less than Its value.
We advise those In want to examine and see
for themsslyss,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

The President has pardoned the notorious
eounterfsiter, John Sims. who In 1867, was
sentenced to the Auburn State prison for ten
years. Several OF the New York papers are
making bitter complaints At what they call
the Presidents undue clemency.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

A PRIVATE DISPATCH received last evening
by Hon. John A. Logan, ststes that the iii.
nois State Convention, which met yesterday,
declared unanimously for impeachment.
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OR ~ On DoRRELL. la the New York
Avenue church, en- the 9Th instant, By Rev. John
Chatter, Captain BssJlNtsP. GRkIr0y. U, s. A.
to Mrs. yIRGIBA A, DsAAELL. Of Washing on,
ncILHEsNY-sMITH.- On the 9Th instant, At
the Church q the Assen.ien. BY Rsy pI. Pinsk
r. VIlaIHII gnIrH, Of Alexandria, va,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

TEE New York World says that impeach.
ment IL purely a Republican quarrel with q
Republican President. The Democrats have
nothing to do with II. The Democratic party
looks on as Logo" and whether he kill Cassie,
or Cassie him, or each do kill the other, every
way makes my gains"
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THE sTRU0qLEs GOING ON.

In this country We are engaged for the hrst
time In our history In an attempt to remove
from power the chief executive omeer OF the
Government, and the struggle, howeverh may
terminate, 10 likely to test our institutions as
they were never tested before. The people In
their conscious power know full well that
they can DO this deed Of deposing President,
or they can pass through all the forms which
lead to conviction or ultimate In acquittal, and
no popular tumult shall disturb the equanimity
of the masses. So much for what 10 trsnspir-
ing In the United States.
while this struggle IL going on on this side
OF the Atlantic, the people Of Great Britain
are engaged, through the House Of Commons,
In a struggle with defeated and an unpopular
ministry, who, having been voted down In the
House, now refuse, contrary to all precedent
and In defiance OF the English constitution, to
resign.
The cable, II IL true, has Informed us that
the Premier did send In his resignation, but II
was not accepted. There IL some doubt ex.
pressed upon this subject and II 10 even inti-
mated that Mr.. Disraeii means to hold on and
compel the Commons to come to him. This 10
not at all probable. 1t 10 much more likely that
the Queen 10 for once exerting her power, and
that she means to compel the Tory party to
accept a. q settlement Mr.. aladstone's reso-
buttons, and thus avoid an appeal 10 another
election. The Queen 10 the sworn defender
and head Of the Church, and may she not In
her desire to give relief to ireland compel her
ministers in this instance, a. she did on an.
other occasion, when Earl Russell was Pre-
mier, and one Of his measures was defeated.
He desired to 90 to new election, but the
Queen refused, and declared that the differ
snce was too slight to warrant such . step,
and the Tories on that occasion did not deem
1t wise to hold out; they accordingly gave up
their resistance and came In. II will be SO
again, but not without struggle, for should
the House remain Arm, the Tories must adopt
the Gladstone resolutions and accept the sit
uation. This is about A. the thing looks now
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GEORGETOWN MArrrRs.

oapRls for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In George.
tewn nay be left at the booksterss Of nssss. T.
n. X. Mills 4 c., date Crsndslts,l II. bridge
street. Or at Msssrs. O. T. Getty c. Is. los
Bridge street. where copies Of the RErusLioiS
nay DO obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

New YonK, May Oh. J. Messenger, whose
failure was noticed yesterday, has effected .
settlement with some Of his Wall street cred.
itors, at seventy-fve cents on the dollar.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

Mayl.
DEATH IRON 'VIoLEscx.--In yestetday's
paper we made brief mention Of the fact
that an assault had been made Sunday night,
By three men with clubs, on Mr.. Patrick CAT
ney, being on Browns farm about one mile
and . half from the city, and that Mr.. q. was
nearly beaten to death. The affair took place
about 1880 o'clock. Mr.. q. died Monday morn
Ing. ..l
RAPPAuANSocK PREsByrKRY.-This body
adjourned on Saturday. Prior thereto reso-
luton WAS passed that the Prssbytsry be an
larged by adding such churches As geoEraphi-
calIy belonged to II, or, that mode failing, that
the Presbytery be absorbed In some other like
Montgomery county, Maryland, October l,
1868.
DKLEaATEs.-Hugh Latham and George W.
Brent, Of Alexandria, will attend the State
Conservative Convention at Richmond, which
| meets on Thursday, As delegates from this
place.
MARKEr.-wheat dull on Tuesday at previ-
Gus rates. Mixed corn, clio. Rye steady at
92.l6. Oats, IS cents. Fresh butter, 10 cents.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - The Alexandria
Building Association has bought and will soon
improve the lot southwest corner Duke and
Columbus streets.
FIsH.-Shad, per hundred, tlo9bll; herring,
per thousand, ts4ts,50.
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NINE-ROOM

A
AGE, No. '51s MiRYIANb S'1yRauE, biz.
T WksF.s NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
The house has all modern improvements, sueh as
closets. esmsntsd cellar. 90 II wa. built and
farni.hsd for private use. and only Offered 2. The
lst Of June II not sold may DO rented TO a 70.
sponsi BILE tenant Tito perfect win be sold only
for cash price ". 800; no less my7-n
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New York Legislature Adjourned.
ALBANY, N. Y, May e.-The Legislature
has adJournid sine die.
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ATLANTA, GA, May ct 10 understood that
the test oath will not be required Of legisla.
tive members, and that the Legislature will
fret be assembled at Milledgevilie as pro-
visional body, to take action on the eonstitu-
tionAl amendment, and then adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

The door Of the Senate chamber and the gal
leries were more especially crowded yesterday
than evon the day before. Mr.. Bingham I'm.
ished his speech, and ct Its conclusion the gal.
leries broke out spontaneously with rounds
Of applause. This was, A. . matter Of course.
contrary to rule, and after some debate the
galleries were cleared, and the sovsrsigns had
to retire for disturbing the senat orial dignity
of their servants.
Its amusing to hear the speeuiations. There
are men who will tell you, in the most conf
Dental manner and with degree OF seeuracy
truly wonderful, just how each Senator IL
going to vote. ofcourss they have known all
along that impeachment would fail, or that II
would not fail; but We have observed that
thoss confident people generally express then
sslves very much upon this matter - they
desire to have It. We prefer to await the
issue, which we trust will soon be made up.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

WTANTRD-sALRsMEN TO travel for a manu-
w featuring company, aad sell By sample.
SISa Tsess HOVE. ~ CHESTNUT H. Piisdsi
hia, Pa,
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The Republican state Convention NJ
Richmond

RICHMOND, VA, May 6.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day In the Me-
tropoiitan Hall. There was full attendance,
all the counties being represented. The two
races were about equally divided on the floor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07
Boots and Shoes
J. Il. PIPER,
MANUFACTURED AND DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,

Between Four.and .haif AID sixth streets.
STITCHED BooTS made e S, 3 ~ q: B:',
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New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
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Br
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Lats surgeon Iurki.h Centinsnt.(
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and ouacksry," "use Of The Microscope In Certain
Cases Of Debility, d., be.
] This Invaluable work treats the cause and cure
Of premature decline .hows how 70 live and what
10 i've for, how wealth IL lost and how regained
gives clear synopsis Of youthful indiscretions and
abuses, and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on Applica
tod or by post from the author, DR.. CURTfS, who
may also be consulted Of his Issidsnce, No. lSe
street, between Twentieth and Twenty frst streets,
Washington, d. Q, from the hours Of 10 9. m. to
p. m. and from 70 p. m. fel7-6m
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e~- TO THE REPUBLICANs OF
0oneral Committee assembled on Thursday, April
p iss. and. after fpil sopsidsr.,ion, unanimous.
eandidaie for Mayor on Prday, Nay Q. 1855. q 4
o'eloek n the sfiernoon. At Union League Hall.
on WEDNESDAY, Nay o. is@. BY ballo. Or other.
wise, as each ward may deem best, and that the
speetive wards furnish 70 the delegates
y was also determined that sseh ward should
General Committee Of the city 70 serve until after
the next regular NominatinG Conysntion. and re-
port their names to that Convention.
II Is desired that list Of all dele gates DO fur
!. 1865. - Il..I
H 4. HALL. Chairman.
myl.td t6tar copy1
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Boarding,

RoARDIEG-PIRsTC CLASS BOARD wITHPUR.
ID nished Rooms can be had at 4S8 z street, be.
tween Pifth and Sixth stIeets. Also, Table Board.
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" WHICH are the uttermost parts OF
the earth?" asked a school teacher of
one % mis- boys; g The parts where
there are the most women, (" answered
the head of the class. What do
you mean by that, Brown?P asked tie
teacher. / mean" was the. reply,
THAT where there are the most wo-
men, there is the most uttered
A CERTAIN author, KIepsippus, who
was somewhat over-fond of borrow
ing from others, said that his ideas
came so fast they quite run away with
him. s Nay" said Diogenes, " but |
wonder at that. for they ought to run
sippus. ITO cryAsStop, thief" =
A CORRESPONDENT wants to know
if it is true that the "iWhite Fawn. =.
in preparation at Niblo's, will 0atsfrip
the BLACK Crook, "las has been stat
ed. We really cannot answer, but
we hope not
1MPORTANT.--An enterprising news
paper correspondent has discovered
that Bismarck has 'a wart on the
little finger of his left hand. " This
will be- interesting information to
those unacquainted with Bismarck.
REPRESENTATIVE Poland of YER
mont, is credited with good thing in
reply to the remark OF friend that
the Republicans of Vermont intend
to present him as candidate for the
Vice President. "Well, sir" said
he, the party might do worse; and
they probably will.'d gdT fso-.a
30 Ton Gown said of Theodore Par
ker when having sworn to thrash him
for some abuse, he changed his mind
after one of Theodore's sermons: If
man. can talk so, about, Jesus Christ,
it makes little differehce what he says
about poor Tom Corwin! ~ a2n n
TRUE ELooUENCE. IAN Athenian
who wanted eloquence, but was very
brave. when another bad, in long
and brilliant speech, promised great
affairs. got. up and said, !" Men of
Athens, all that he has said viii
do" n 1s9sal u9.li p <or8 III
A New JERSEY woman killed her
servant and buried the body in her
cellar, and, when recently arrested
and asked about the girls disappear
ance, piously suggested that : the
Lord had taken her away
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BRAY'S ENLARGEMENT.
MAIN STREET.

Baker Casper 2OxI65 # part, of r.
r. NJ. Evans Out-Iot.....a....... 3 Is
BRINKMEYER'S ENLARGEMENT. +
Vickery Samuel - 81
E. & &. R.R. PROPERTY.
Ranger Morris S imp on E Il
c r K property .......--.. 81 A.
BULLS HEAD PROPERTY.
Jarvis John improvements. 3 Il
DIXONS'S ENLARGEMENT.
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EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.

BOSKe W m y A. 80
Whittlesey \ T and w G........ 43
Whittlesey A I and w O.. 2 43
LILLISTON'S AND LOCKHA RT'S EN-
LARGEMENT. sa S341
Satterlee v (heirs of und. 4a.25 l 4 So
GARVIN : ENLARGEMENT .lr
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AN English journal, in criticising
a child's book. more meurnfula than
merry says. that 50 to read to- any
child who does notideserve a whip
ping, would be an act of eruelty.n "a
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Collectors Sale.

RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN l. William G. HaZelrigg, Collector Of
t44e City-of ExafdSyf Re. tsetw cen the hours
OF and 70 pollock Al, and-2 and O'Clock
PM. on - " - - VI 49, y TT
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In Appeal for the cressn Refugees.

An Appeal for the Cretan Refugees.
At public meeting called, after iseture on
behalf Of the destitute Crsssn refugsss delivered
At Metrcrotts Hall, on Monday sveniss, Dec. 10,
1851, the undersignsd were appointed a commit
tee 70 represent the need Of the suffering Cretan
women and children, and 70 solicit contributions
for their relief III " IA
e. & Ct Gss; sss
~ 70 iY md ha St w ssss'
then under the rule Of The Mohsmmedsn Turks,
20 they wh
the years ism 70 lsaS; AZ the close o. that war,
Egypt, and again IN i iss i 70 TSrssy Early
1903 the Cretsn Qreeks, two hundred and hity
n S:Sd 4 sS: oss .ss ssa y he
guage and speak Greek, petitioned the Turkish
sonons they
For fsvcrsi month. past, their wives and chill.
neishboring isles. The number Of refugees, now
reaching about sixty thousand, makes II impos.
.ible that their imIoyeTi.hed ccuntryIen should
gathered in many Of our cities.
humanity ana Ghr.tsS eSaritPgP th he anaer.isned
sspsesss the hope that in washington q liberal
response will be made TO this call. Donations
may be left with H. ID. Cooke, eco, at the First
National Bank, Fifteenth street, or with Hon. A.
r. Rangabe, asa q street. corner Fifteenth street.
President-Hon. J. r: Doolittle.
Treasurer-H. d. Cooke, esq. ..
Executive Committee-Hon. s. q. Pomeroy,
ID. d., Rev. p. ID. Qurley. ID. ID.
N. B.-aentlemen interested are invited to
meet at the house OF Hon S. q. Pomeroy, No.
3ls II street, near Vermont avenue, on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 7, at 7 O'Clock.
WAsHtSGroN, d. O., Jan. I, 1865
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

HAVANA, January BY the arrival OF tho
British steamer Danube from Vera Cruz, late ac'
Vices from the city Of Mexico have been received.
The proposed expedition against Yucstan had
been abandoned, Gen. Pcrnno Diaz opposing the
measure, warning the Government that The former
expeditions against Yucatan had always met
with defeat, and advising that the people Of that
state be allowed to fight among themselves
rather than being given graver opportunity to
combine against the National Government.
The revolution In Yucatan was increasing, and
there had been more mutinies among the mill.
tary forces OF the Republic.
There was probability Of general outbreak
against tho Government Of Juarez, headed by a
leading military chicftain.
The insurgents Of the roads in the interior Of
Mexico was increasing.
The proceedings Of Congress unimportant.
Health Of Vera Cruz good.
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From New Orleaas-An Important
Order Issued.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. t.-Thc following ore
has just been promulgated;

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, t!-The following oruer
has just been promulgated:
HBApa rs Firm MILITARY DIsTRIcr.l
NEW 0RLgAss' January ], 1856.
Applications have been made at these head
quarters imply ing the existence Of an arbitrary
authority In the Commanding General, touching
purely civil controversies. One petitioner so
ficits this action another that and each refers to
some special consideration OF grace or favor
which he supposes to exist, and which should
influence this department. The number Of such
applications and the waste OF time they involve
tration Of civil justice appertans to the regular
courts. The rights Of litigants do not depend on
the views Of the General. They are to be adj
judged and SETTLED according to the laws; Arbi-
traTy power, such as he has been urged to as
sumo has no existence here. 1t is not found in
the laws Of Louisiana or Texas. 1t cannot be
derived from any act or acts Of Congress. IT is
restrained by Constitution and prohibited from
action In many particulars.
The mPJor general comma ndlng takes occasion
to repeat that while disclaiming judicial func-
lions In civil cases. he suffer no forcible re-
sistence to the execution OF processes OF the
courts.
BY command Of Major General Hancock.
4; igned) L. HARsRUVy, A. A. q.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

ymaIsIA AYBAIRs The Ly nchburg Nsip.,
Of Saturday, says An old citizen of Richmond,
named James Collins, was fou nd on Tusiday
night dead In a ditch, near Richm ond. The ditch
was two thirds full Of water, and the top OF the
face was plastered with mud II is believed that
he fell into the ditch and was su-ffocated.
The Charlottesville CkroHteis says the Orange
train coming down Wednesday knocked negro
man of the track at the switch, near the univer-
sity. His back 10 said to be broken.
The Petersburg Erprea states the City Point
train yesterday took down twenty 10 AIDED ears
for the steamer Albemarle, Among the freight
we noticed ~ hogsheads Of TOBACCO and 100 bales
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, there Is a house in which
three brothers and sister have lived for fifteen
years without outside intercourse, with W. .ndows
and doors closely shut and barred Mrs. drundy
demands an investigation.
FIVE PERSONS were killed and several wounded
by the explosion OF a steamboat boil or on the
Ohio river on Saturday last.
TIE physicians OF Meridian, Miss. have en-
tered into an agreement not TO re nder profess
sionAl services to any one who refus es to pay.
CINCINNATI made present Of I'VE dollar bill
TO each OF her policemen.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

The Cumberland (hId.) Union comes to us en-
larged and improved. 1t is quarto and contains
one page or more devoted to agriculture, and
bears this head type The FARNER's RECORD.
This paper Is published weekly, and contains a
large amount OF interesting reading matter. We
wish II success.