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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17
NOmestead for the SoIdiers,

A bill has been introduced in Con-
gress allowing one hundred and sixty
acres homestead TO soldiers and sailors,
and exempting their property, equally
with bondholders. from taxation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17

tS' The citizens Of Davenport, Iowa.
don't know what they arc coming to.
They have found in tho rear Of doe.
tors Office twenty bottles OF picked
babies.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17
An act to Repeal an act Entitled "An act "a
Preserve the Pebble Peace"

Section |. BE il enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly OF the State OF Tennessee,
That an act entitled AN act to preserve
the public peace, passed September 10th,
1868, commonly known as the "K ukluy
Law be, and the same is hereby re-
pealcd.
Sec. . BE it further enacted, That
this act take effect from and after lis
passage. Passed November l2th, 1869.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17
Passed December |. 1869.

An act TO Repeal an act Defining the QuollG-
cations OF Jurors.
Section |. BE it enacted by the Gene.
raj Assembly Of the State OF Tennessee
That AN act entitled an act to dciiu,
the qualifications OF Jurors Of this state.
passed November 26. 1866 be and The
salue is hereby repealed.
See. ,. BE it further enacted, That
this act take effect from and after it,
passage. Passed October y, 1869.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17
syM. w. ALEXANDER, VI. d.,

nFFICE AT DRUG STORE, on PUB
Olic square, corner OF White and Washing
ton Streets.
Does not propose attending obstetric eases
except in the capacity of consulting surgeon
nor TO visit any patients during night, uples
in emergencies Of extraordinary peril.
Office hours from u. m. until D pm.
Dee g. iSjI-1y-I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-12-17
The Supreme Court.

Ii is quite evident from the proceed
ings in that body that Congress intends,
In violation OF the Constitution, to de-
stroy the Independence and efficiency
of the Judicial department of the Gov
ernmsnt, as il has that Of the Execu-
tive. Every other check aud balance
has been broken down and ignored,
.and the last safeguard of the citizen Is
now 10 be attacked and sborn of lis
most important powers to the end that
there NAV be no obstacle left in the way
of the policy of the reckless minority.
The reader will better comprehend our
meaning when he pernscs the follow
ing, which we fiInd among our recent
Washington dispatches; as,
Senator Trumbell reported with an
amendment from the Committee on the
Judiciary. the bill relating to the appel
late Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court.
The bill AS amended declares that the
judicial power OF the United States con
fers no power on the Courts to decide
upon political questions, and that ii
rests with Congress TO decide what gov
ernment is the established one in any
State. 1t prohibits the Supreme Court
from entertaining jurisdiction of any
case growing out of the execution OF
the reconstruction acts, until the gov
crnments of the late rebcllious States
are recognized by Congress as valii. II
repeals all acts authorizing appeals 10
the Supreme Court in habeas corpus
proceedings. The President is directed
to hold and proceed with all prisoners
held in said States by the military au-
ihorily, without regardto any civil pro-
ceediug or authority whatsoever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

TIE Conservatives of Virginia, and mot q
portion Of the Radical party At ell, Is Clag-
EFT would have his readers believe, but such
fellows ~ Gov. Wise and Hon. A. 81. Stuart
now propose to 90 in for universal suffrage
and universal amnesty.
Glover fellows are these Virginia Rebsle,
Having been soundly thrashed on the battle
field, and excluded from suffrage BY loyal
men, white and black, they now Magnani-
nso.sly propose to concede the right of sui-
frage to the blacks on condition that they,
the Rebels, are pardoned and restored to
their political rights.
These unhung traitors, Who have no politi-
cal rights under the Law Of the State, have
the ineffable impudence to talk Of conceding
to the colored population Of Virginia the
right Of suffrage, which they alrssdy have,
and will forever hold in spite Of them, in
consideration that they also are admitted to
the enjoyment Of the same right after free
pardon Of their manifold crimes.
Not . Rebel in al Virginia would have
loosened bis death grip on his slave chastel.
much less admit him to citisenship and the
ballot, i!he could have prevented either By
bloody war or peaceful strategy. But they
could not help il, and now 81 last convinced
Of the fact, they seek 70 make I yirtue Of
necessity, and concede what they cannot
prevent in consideration that real substantial
favors and privileges arc bestowed upon
them ct the same time.
DIRECTLY they will Be- following clagess's
example. md claim that they are and IL
ways we're the best friends the colored peo>
pie ever had.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

~ 3 +
MORE than million Of foreigners have
come 70 this country siacs tie doe Of she
war. And It il estimated that they have
brought with thsm more TIA. ! hundred
millions Of dollars, while their l.hor IN n.
Developments and enriehmsnt Of tie .o.,.,,
may be estimated At least 1t FIVE tine. -.
amount.
With Zach accsssioas Of wealth from
abroad, coupled With The immsnn and s1uia
inereass Of the rssOurves Of The country, our
future Gnancial soandn1ss and ability kxas-
sursd hsyoad eons;agsscy. II lAs1sbbof
the countzy cannot b paid OF at present !;
and II ~ are not now prspared 70 resume
spscis paynsat IL - ~ fret - fnms over
it, for par s;sibls means and actual abili;tY
70 accompiish thoss desirable ends, ar6 sals.
y and rapidly increasing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

TnEN New York Tribune has very incis.
i've, ifnot very convincing, style Of argument.
Take, a. specimens, these on the question
of immediate resumption Of specie pay
ment.
In answer to the proposition TO return 70
specie payment BY due preparation and reg
ular progressive steps, and thereby avoid the
shock and ruin of immediate resumption,
the Tribune uses this very apt and applicable
illustrative argument: "The aboriGines Of
America are celebrated ~ having brought
the ART Of slow torture to its highest perfec-
ton, but it has not bsen regarded IS prosf
of their benevolence.'
Now that may answer very we'll for Phi
losopher, but man of common sense knows
that business man, and the business men
of the country, can stand loss Of or 6
per cent. per annum, for several years in sue
cession, in the process Of resumption, while
if that loss was oil concentrated into one
day, without previous preparation, it would
ruin them.
AGaia, in this same paragraph, and q .
elimination Of its rhetoric and clincher to
its logic, the Tribune says: I'VE sup
pose Resumption 1t some time is inevitable.
Therefore We say, Resume
We suppose death Is 1t some time inevita-
bic, therefore commit suicide.
The logic in the one case seems identical
with that in the other, but fortunately mankind
have not generally made practical applica-
ton Of il.
ION to Richmond" piped so zealously by
the New York 7ytbx~e, resulted in the terri
bic defeat Of our army at Bull Run, On to
resumption Of specie payments without de-
lay and due preparation, to which the 1tib-
use is now bounding on our Congress, will
lead to worse results than the Ball Run de-
feat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09
HALLS
Vegetable Siici|ian Hair ReneWa

-
ErerU year increases the pops
Iurify Of this ratunbfe Hair Prep
nfatiOH, WHfch IL due to merit
atone. he cnn assure our 0kd
patrons that 1t Is Kept fully mp 20
ifs high standard, and to those
mho hare nerer used IL fce cnsl
confidently sag, that IL In the only
relinbfc md perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its UoHti,fiH color, MAX
ing IL sof, instfons. and sifHen;
the scalp, or its use, becomes
crHYtiOus and dnitdfMf, and on
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out. us IL sfim-
ufafes and n0HFishes the hair
glands. By It's use the hair gro,cs
fbicieer and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary DfaI,ds
to their normal rjgOysS and sciH
create u netr grOHM except In
crfreme oid age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as u requires fe,cer
appticntions. and Oires the hair
hat splendid glossy appeara,sce
Unyes, III. D.. State 4ssnUer ~
Mass, says, "the constituents arc
pure and carctutfy selected for
crcetieaf qnniify, aud consider
it the BEST PREPARATION for
its inteHtfed purposes We pub
IisH q treatise on the hair, which
ace send free bU mail upon dppit-
cation, which contains common
dafOTy notices from cfe,UUuetA
alhysicidns. the press, aud OtherA
Ne hare made the study IF thu
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

nxsunPTaon - sPnoIn RAra1A1.
Whatsvsr plan 10y finally b adopted IooE
in 70 The rsssnpsioa q spssie pey.se''
muss fail unless ssch plan ineladss n sdlsss-
mont Of existing debts upos - csirsocy
ban, Of vslss nov prevailing. Osly p 800
. pelicy caa sqaal jaatics b doas 70 ~ pet.
ties. and ! sudden and violsst 1sangsmsss
Of ths business and currsds1 Of sAe eoaauv
BE- preyepssd. Ths ssnsral indsotdsness q
bu,;uess men and people generally bears but
. snail proportion 10 tLAs Of 1867. but there
il enough Of It TO esnse great and general ap-
prehension, and % work great injustice.
II Congress he'd authority TO make legal
tender paper pas q lie face. it has authority
and wisdom enough vithal wetrust, 70 ad3sse
the legal value Of that paper - preliminary
measure 10 the resumption Of specie pay
meut. lit cannot do that, bot undertakes %
force upon the country speedy and nncon-
ditional rsssmpsion, il will Be prssty ssre
to fail in the end, aees doing great injustice
and injury to individuals and to the country
inths mean time.
AZ 90 ilissarasion Of The vAy It would
work asd the injustice il would b Iisose -
do, were specie payments resumed on sns
present basis, let N take case.
A debtor mortgages property worth ten
thousand dollars, TO secure debt Of i've
thousand on the present basis Of legal tsndsf.
Nor the property il worth twlce - much ~
the debt, but If legal tender is abolished and
specie be made the basis, the debt 10 worth
say about seven thousand i've hundred dole
lars, for il would cost near that. 70 convert
legal tender into gold. While on the other
hnd, the property would not bring more
than $500 in gold. Hence this debtor
wonld actually lose ione-fourth the value Of
his mortssSed property. BY the sudden 70.
sumption u specie payment. And the cred
itor viii get shrse.fourths.. instead Of ono
baM tho sntirs property in payment Of his
mortgage, under the specie payment, while
- he matter now stasds one-half thspropsrty
would satisfy the debt, and leave the debtor
the other half
The real matter, thus illustrated and
brought hons 70 the simplest understanding,
BY this case Of mortgaged property, exhibits
the actual condition and result between debt.
orr and cseditors in general Every debt
will be enhanced in the same proportion, and
the value Of property on the market will be
similarly decreased. SO that in the general,
e clearly a. IL this special instance, credi-
tors will realize and debtors will bs required
to pay vsry largely more than they contsn-
plated vhsn the dsbt VA contracted.
II Congress cannot inaugurats some plaa
or system which will obviass this slsrine and
outrageous injustice, and prevent the sudden
revnlsion and general distress which would
result from absolute land sudden resumption
of spscie payment, the msnhsrs better re-
Sign and 20 home, and let the people fiiitheir
places with members who can and will inaug.
urats . system which will bring about spscie
payment without such palpabls injustice to
those least able to bear il, and without caus-
ing universal financial distress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09
||7gI11|!|3

For the cure Of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn.
chftis, Whooping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all ether Dis
eases Of the Threat and Lungs.
This syrup IL not intended a. "cure-aIl,r nsr IL it
by any means recommended - such but II viii cure
public may rely with confidence. II IL no experiment,
haripg been in for many with marked success
Il possesses all valuable curative properties Of Tar
and other remedies of kindred character conducting to
the same 81 d. namsly the OF that insidious and
dangerous dssase that annually carries down 10 the
gave one-sixth Of those who die Consunption. The
atsie ccld.- s.ssh. cough il sh i nis.. n win
soon 20 In this hope the patient deluded
lit grows worse-and finally Consumption ends In
death which might and should have been cured in its
fpcipiency In the event Of these primitive symptoms
manifest,ng themselves, "Wrghts Tar syrup Is happi-
calculated to them and no time should be Toe
in applying the ramedy-dssy is merely suicidal for
Consumption in whatever stage IL present ITSELF 10
not to be triei ith-snd In in no condition
In life will patani realize the fatal truth of"Delays
are dangerous his fatal Consumption, - II sur ~
will M If not taken hold ofat once, and the remedy
timely and persi,tently applied.
Many theories have been INDUCED in A. to the cause
Of Consumption. Among the most enlightened minds
great sity Of opinion exists 1t not present
purpose to discuss this matter butt is evident
all that the fell disease s among and II prov
ncs and II Is to this end shat We have direct.
ed our Efforts in the preparation o. tni. ssfnp. from
freely and sincerey Wishing to 90 good to onr race
~ .saB rs 6. s.sa to .o. Will. It < ss.
death sets in, when man can work Again, ard
finally lose no precious time which will bring such
repentance and such dirsful Tetrihution.
Or. WHghesTaF syrup Is sold by all Druggists.
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

CAUTION. -Unpsincplcd dealers are selling Axes
painted red, - the RED JACKET AK The good
Qualities Of this Axe conaiss in its superior cutting
Qualities notin the r"d pant.
The "RED JACKET Il for sale by all responsible
hardware de aiera and the manufacturers
LIPP1NCOTT 4 BakEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09
REEVES AMBKUSIA
For the Ha1 :,
4nas N sAasn~B

Al ~
For the Ha1
Improved,
ftisan elegant Dressing for shs Hair.
II osusus the Halrto Curl beautifully
1t keeps III" sealp Clean snd Healthy
It'nvigcrstee the Roots ofthe HAIR
ttf"rcss the Hhir and neerd togrow luxuriansy
Itimmsdiatelystop tar Failing Out
'.sssps the HeIfsron, .ffF e5ierfrom Age.
isrestotSs Grey II c II tcits etieinsiColor.
ltof'agsous lair hsnds that have been bald
years.
itia composed entirely of enptr and purely vegsts
Substances.
ithssrooeiyed over sIa thousand voluntary ts..imo
ais ofi;sexeolsnoe. many oil heh are from phyr,tia
In high standing
itssold In half pound hotties tths name tsewn Int
glass; by Druggists aud neaersn Fancy Goods every
whore, at One Dollar PER Bottle. Wholesale BY Dem
Barnes Co, wers 4 Co .suhiene,in.A Go.
mch2s-ly Nav York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09
Aps'ins / Cs.s Great One hFar Sak

4 far
oH'..' s'-''' = As
k.eii.s + fas Grcat On hI'ar Sak
Aus ms w. uit" unO pui Al 'aN
OF rich and Valuable eooos, comprising no.n'ns ~.
RI ART,oLs WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR.
10 any person getting up either OF the ouo. below
viii pssssst Watch, D4e Pattsrn Piece Of shtet-
o.-,-aa.n,. ~ .aa,t. h.xa .l,s
s1tn oos' oui 'nuu'."'' -
ee.a nearly ,ns aa
80. ,h.,.m.
tinuns the 'a"e-
required to pay dollar or their ent
examine The lslos..s
An, ,..ep .s.sa. &c en-. .f r.. with 81 Win
:: ses. ~ ss q s
res uss 81 Isirty, WITH ss the peIsan will be
sntI 70 one o. me articles VIZ Meershaum
Tps y ,..Scs.Is ssvoi,se casso, f.se. ~
Ps.sn do.s. .1trs quality Cotton Hese Fancy Col.
raoo2 100 pictuses 81 wocl Cashmere for pants
and Vest pair Leass serge Gonsrsss Boots best quail
S0isn nns ons od ns.sa s, as Wor,ed
nn shocr;Us AZ. ~ ~ and a Ladiss
sai.s so.e.s .ns 1sssii.s oa. ~ ess..t s.ea
Wsl.se " S,.s :. INV Hnehe nh ss, -
Ref Uies ~ sittR, WIN so-i pair An-wool
blsnkeu - ysfcs nne OaNimele LOT pass and Vest,
bisck or coorea arpecs Deso FOND Gold scsrf
p0t ssnss ~ - a.h nsseeaed Or brown
snSsane sn ss1pse yid,n C!otn ior Ladies' coAks.
1ur na1 Co'i,r, W yards PRINT sst colofs square
IAibst aAA.l plaza popIin ORES, Pattern, elegant
ix-bostls heavy plated Usssof ! pair Gents White
Shirts Asascnssn Fips n ease, set OF Lace
lvsrpIased engraved To- 60 YARD. Bleaohd J,
Brown eAsesin rich Meriso fhIbes Dress p.tsern
Knives O eorks pair superior
: 60: ~; s:sss &
sns soo s.s Re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-09

Agents wanted IN every Tswn ana
Village.
A1hrqn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-25
Drugs a,.d .ueatoss.es.
CARD OF LARWILL's NEW DRUG STORE

The advantage to the citizens Of Hardeman County
in having two Drug Stores in Bolivar has been de-
charged when there was only one. Competition in
trade benefits the community, eeutrszes and increases
the business Hence there IS IN sending
far of places to get either pye other materials
usually 20 be had at Drug Stores.
Thankful for the success and every day inore ssu
patronage from the eitizsnsghieh has been given
in the past ave monthsl solicit still further share
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-25
MRS. YANE1E Smith.
MILLINERS & DRESSMAKERS.
at the office lately occupied
By Wood & HcNeaI,
Market Street

We avail ourselves Of this means to place
before you Miiners and Dressmakers and to
solicit your patronage the ensuing We hatser
ourselves favorabIy this line and shall
sustain ourselves in your esteem and favor by
prompt attendance
work.
are prepared orders from the country and from
country friends would call when they
city We will glad you. and viii take pleasure in
furnishing you with every thing in line.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19

A correspondent of the SYRIA
.euse Journal writes "A line
of hymn given out at a prayer
meeting SO excited the curiosity
Of my little girl, that on return
ing home she repeated it with a
request for an explanation. The
line, as she heard it, was Mike
Rime's a bird and long has
BEEN At the cost Of much
time devoted to researches in
an old hymn book, and the ex-
ercise of a patient ingenuity,
the satisfactory discovery was
made Of the original of the
above translation, to wit: my
crimes a burden long have
been In entering upon this
search | had, to be sure, the
advantage accruing from a re-
cent solution of another egnima
Of hers, involving who is Pc
teri?' Peteri was found located
in the lines: False to Thee,
like Peter, would fain like Pc
ter weep.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
Trip to NIartim-Encouraging Ag-
ricultural Prospects.

On Thursday last business
called us to our neighboring vii
lage of Williamson. Obser-
vations on the line of road
through the counties of Edge
comb and Martin disclosed a
most gratifying state of affairs
among the farmers and plan
tiers, and more especially was
this the case with the farmers
of the latter county, who seem
to be expanding their undivid-
ed energies on the preparation
Of the soil for the coming crop.
We heard it stated that new
er before in the history of the
county had there been witness
ed such evidence of work as are
now to be seen on every side,
and never before we're there
such encouraging prospects of
a bountltul crop.
Martin has just begun to raj
ly from the effects of the late
disastrous war, and, though
late to recover, she seems now,
indeed, to be putting on new
strength, and if no untoward
circumstances transpire the
present exertions of her citizens
will go far towards placing her
upon her feet once more.
The large number of hogs
witnessed on the road was a
strange sight to Edgecombe
eyes and speaks volumes for the
honesty of the floating popula-
ton of our sister county, who
seem to have more respect for
the laws of meatna and tenn than
we can claim for the same class
in our own limits
With us the sight of we'll
conditioned specimen of the por-
cine breed running at large is
the almost sure sign Of his mys-
ferrous disappearance, while
with our more fortunate neigh
bors they are permitted to roam
at will, but few being found SO
i'll disposed as to modest or make
afraid.
We sincerely trust this ex-
hibit of one of the main resourc-
es of our sister county may not
be the means Of enticing within
her borders any Of our own
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19

r o r. b o s Il o N.
ETEA Steamships of this Line will
hereafter leave Norfolk, for
Boston, at P. M, as follows, viz:
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. Hallett, Friday,
26th March.
MCCLELLAN, Capt. Howes, Wednesday,
3lst March.
GEO. APPOLD, Capt. Howes, Monday,
9th April.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. Hallett, Satur-
day, 10Th April.
McCLELLAN, Capt. Howes, Thursday,
18th April.
GEO: APfoLD, Capt. Howes, Tuesday,
VIM: i LAWRENCE = Capt Hsllstt, Monday,
MCCLELLAN, Capt. Howes, Friday, soth
April.
Passage, including Meals and State
- room, ................. $l2 SO.
Passage, including Meals, .......... 10 90
For further particulars offreight or pas
V. D. GRONER, Agent,
mhA-tf Town Point. Norfolk.Va.
FOR RICHMOND AND ALL-REGULAa
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
THE Fast and Elegant U. s. Mail
ouCauCI
ELIZA HA COX.
Capt. q. q. CLIFFORD,
Leaves CampbelI's Wharf, .
for the above named places SESzssssssaE
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 6 o'clock A, M. re-
turning on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY'S
and FRIDAYY'S,to touching at Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arrive in Richmond in time
to connect with evening trains on Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, for
Washington, Baltimore and all points
North, and next morning with trains on
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Danv1lle Rail roads, for all points South
and West.
Fare to Richmond. ...............$2 80
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from l to 4 P. NJ, for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
Freights for Way Landings must be
prepaid.
For further particulars apply to
A. I. HUME, Agent,
app Office Campbell's Wharf.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
THE DAY BOOK.
MONDAY MORNING, April 10, 1869.
sweet Potatoes.

Mr.. George w. Gift makes
the following suggestions in
the Southern Farmer
"We would impress upon the
reader the necessity Of getting
this important crop out as early
as possible. Last season, by
the use Of glass, we commenced
to put out on the 18th Of April.
At digging time we carefully
measured the yield from each
successive drawing. The first
brought something over three
hundred bushels to the acre,
those of weeks later a little over
two hundred and fifty bushels,
and the next under two hum
dred, and so down to the usual
seed patch There is great
economy in bedding out seed
enough to make a sufficiency of
slips to complete the planting
at the first good season after
the middle of April. We used
no manure for our sweet pota-
toes, but SUBSIDIZED the ground
both ways. Made the beds
three feet apart and kept the
ground clean, but never broke
the ridge, 1t is an excellent
crop, and when all our farmers
shall have provided warm-tight
cellars for storing and preser-
wing them through winter, it
will get to be a very important
one -