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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
Hemphis Market.


By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. Is.
CorroN-Dull and nominal at 27La2sc; /;
recslpts, l,Q73 bales; exports, 903 bales.
FLOUR steady.
CORN-72GsT3c.
OATS S1atSJc.
HAY-EN.
BRAN-c24G as.
CORN MEAL S3 40d3 so.
PoRK-S35.
BULK MEATs-Are uuiet: clear sides at
171ac, sl1oulierS at 14c
DRESSED HoGs-I2%8I3c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
new YORK Dry Goods MarKet.

By Telegrapn.I - NEW YORK, Feb. IS.
The market Is little depressed so far s
printed etlicOes are concerned, the Orfen-
tai and Lancaster D. ing Feaueed 10 I21zc. E
The Amoskeag are also 5<e lower. and
Wamsuttas are reduced 70 lDc. UnbIeached
and bleached muslins are steady and IN
limited demands as are most glasses of cot
ton goods Wooien fabrics are a little
more active and steady.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
LOulsViJIe Market,

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Feb. Is.
ToBACCo-AetIve; sales OF 334 hogsheads
Iugs Ia medium cutting leaf az S5glo p.
COTT0N-2Sc.
MESS PoRR-S33 90.
LARD-209g20lzc
BACON-ShOuLders Ifs<c, clear sides lSI<c
ana clear rib sides I7Jzc.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders l3tzc; clear
rib sides l654c, and clear sides at l714c,
all packed.
FLOUR -Superfne t5 75G6 25.
WHEAT 81 65egl 10
CORN--6t a64c.
o OAT5-6js s66c.
RYE--EI 4VaA 40. tY
WHLsIlY-lUc..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19

By Cable-l LONDON. Feb. Is.
TALLoW--35s Cd Suglr 39s Sd, aud dat;
SaicuLsa unsseu 3ss Od959s. ConsOls 80;
LIV E4tPOOL, Feb 1S,-COfton flat mid
ding uplands l11zd; Orleans l2lId. saies
0U0 bales. Caiffornia white wheaf Ioe II.s
red Western 9s SIss9s 9d: Western fio1r -
Cd; Corn. No. 2 new rs Cd: oats a. "a :.
Barley 5s; Peas 45s; P0rk 9js; Beef 95s; Ba-
con SIS Cd; TalloW 4js 9I.
FRANKFORT, Feb. IS.-Bonds closed at 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
M.IOAHN "a a.

Dealers In Liquors,
Reetifiers OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY. LEGAL, TENDER.
and Xxx WHISKY,
And Distillers OF Cologne Spirits,
NO. IOS AIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
EYENING SESSION.

I'll sPrsaids,ntag the ss1s eps-
tor e eet from Ohio.
g Tie Senate then. proceeded to she
consideration OF the business report
ed from the Committee on Post Offices.
The bill to regulate the frankiug
privileges was reported by the Chair
man of the Committee, with two
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
Death or Distinguished Temperance

ELMIRA, N. Y, Feb. 18.-Benjamin
Joy, distinguished temperance ad-
voeate, died Suddenly at his residence,
in Penn Yam, this morning.
KEY WEST. Feb. Is. .-One hundred
aud thirty seven Cuban refugees ar
rived yesterday, and more are coming.
The city is overruIl with refugees.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 18.-Jas.
T. Babeock has been nominated for
Congress from the Second District of
Connecticut by the Democrats. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
BANKRUPTOY.

2 IA the District Court of the uuitcd states
i--' FOR the District Of Indiana.
I'm fbe matter or Edward Wehltf Bank
-lIr rupt-~In BANKRUPTCY.
IL lOhogn ft may cogAccTps
Tine Undersigned hereby gives NO, Zee o
mis- appOintmeut as AAsiniiee uf HBwAfm
WEHLaIt, iof Evansville, % the county
OF NandeIburgh and Stnte % lndiaua.
Withln 'httu A'islf ficL' VINO mas been Au-
Judged "a oaln1krunli upon hisaown peti-
ton, by tbe Distf1ctf court of said ID iHIriet.
DATED az Evansvite, the z7th day of
January, AID. 1869. fiuif
JAMES III. MCNEELY.
jas dSt q aw,rh) Assignee.
IN the District Court OF the United States
'" for the Dhstrictof Iudi'na4
In the matter OF Lcfnunl Adler, bank=
HfI rupL-ln Banlc uptcy.
TO tDlto1n u 0laU c0Iiccrlis I'
The undersigned hereby gives noiice of
his appoln tnlenl as AHslguee OF -Eal tItE
ADLER, of Evansville, ~ the county 81
Vanderburgh and Stato OF lncinnl, with
ia said District, who has boeu HdltlsEkgd tt
bankrupt, upon his own pei -iun, by fAe
District Court OF - 10 instinct
Dated at Eva,mYilf. the 2itht dny Of
Tarfuary. a. ID IsEl.
JAMES ~. Mon eEIY.
jas d8t q a W .Thl Assignee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
Dir. BurtOn's Tobacco AntidOtI


HARRANTEB TO IcKMovE Ala b5zSInR RoR ToBAccqy 10
ssfiftg uegetlbte asd harmless II Tares aud eiohes
the bod invigOraes the s5sten, Hoaadae great ifish
appetaF, enables the saanaeh digest the lenFtiest
food, M kes sleep refreshing, and esablsNs robust
lealth NHokers and ehspers far sf1tB safs cHtciL
Price Eft kcents per box. An interesting atise fhe
inOas Nets Of tobacco with lists Of flniOfiaia ref
erenees, otc. AsEHT FREK. Agents wanfef Address
Dr.. r. n. AgnoTT, Jeykey City, n J..
TE&TIh1OrTrA rAh5- Dtv a@
PosrmAsrER's kgsrTMoz1.--I received box of Bur-
efeaat cas. s GNgsHAr connd dtoH, Harrison CO., p.
FRo1 rng " s TRAtsuRY seke1ayBfs 06oe--FIdaaa
send supply Of the NTiDoTE/ The pse geeeirea has
done - fgork SURELY. o. r. EncAh.
FRoN NEw HAMPsHTKlN gf1zE PRIsoE.--oohtlemen
Of influence here having bea cured of the appetite iq
tobacco by using DR.. BanoN Antidoso aeaife nip
ply for the prisoners OK M jaQitutiou.
JOSEPH A4Yo, tfardeifNQ ~ ~ sfHie Prison.
1 BANKER's TEsFEN --DfS fsurtons Anfiaoie i~
Tobacco h.ts .aecossEi5Iset al feg f. IA
r- W. NAss, 81 Nat. Bank New Albany ind
ACLEKsYN AXIS TEsrTaoxx. .--OsKti OK o. AAiiDViih
cured my brOiherAnd myself IT hKFAt 49, D. 4
itev. l. ". SH0E2AKER. Kelley 'iano.' ="
FRoN rifE PkLlCE He 4DQU AHTgzns, LrAt MAa,s-.A
hare 0nfaef tKtrfg-fue g9oIts n Hsh "a ~ .9ts- "
using Dr. b BJrtonfs AndOte, and az ac.stf IN -
FRou TIfE SoUTHERN IfoNE JouHSAAf ~ ttIhOhf,
MD--C[s box OF Buf1oH's Antidoie reaorett ftttcfe
IL =, ~ N en- am rrsJers I. Y. sLATER, EdhQr,
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
GTrodeslayk x CoDffrf9hted.l if G
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amendments, but after some discus
sion. il vas passed just as it came
from the House. ~ y. 80 -
Ramsey then reported bill abol-
ishiDg the privilege after July, l, 1869.
Conkling. moved, as an amendment,
p bill repealing all acts and parts
of acts confering the franking
privilege upon members of the Sem
ate and House Of Representatives.
Conklings amendment was adopt
ed, and the bill was then rejected by
yeas 16, nays Is. Grimes, Hendricks
and Patterson, of New Hampshire,
who Woulds have voted IN the alirma-
tive, were paired off with Cameron.
Spragueiand Patterson, of Tennessee,
who would have voted in the mega
tive.
AdJourned- 6ss -safaaEa ss q tss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-19
a1TEE MS w ARE.
IIalapS, Locking Glasses.

i ni n8iiio wei o 5e laftlN
Y ddu sisoIs3ni &eiioihroe edi
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

EDUCATIONAL LIBERALITY.--At an annual meeting
OF the taxpayers Of School district No /. town OF
Mount Pleasant held In North Tarrytown last
Wednesday evening, the appropriation OF $4,000
asked by the trustees for the ensuing year was
promptly voted together with $500 additional to be
awarded to the teachers at the discretion OF the
Board.
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT AT CRuGERs.-Before
daybreak yesterday morning man named John
while attempting 10 leave the nagman's shanty, over
the archway, falling q distance OF nearly forty
feet, to the railroad below. The unfortunate fel-
low was not discovered for some hours, when his
groans attracted observation and II was then found
that train had passed within few inches OF
where he lay. Rodgers was terribly bruised,
Ia addition 10 having one OF his lower
limbs broken in two places by the fall Later In the
morning freight train brought the injured man TO
TarrytOwn, from whence he was conveyed to the
county house IN an almost lifeess condition. It. Is
thought he cannot survive.
ANOTHER EFFORT FOR THE RELEASE OF BLAIs-
DELL.-An attorney, who It appears Is conducting
the defence IN an action now pending before the Su-
preme Court, presented himself at the Slug Sing
Prison last Wednesday, having in his possession a
writ Of nabeas corpus issued oy Judge sutherland SUI
OF Alvah Baisdell in the Circuit Court OF New
York AT ten O'Clock yesterday morning, he being re-
quired TO testify tD in the action above alluded TO-.
In the absence of the agent, who was then
in Albany on officia business, the writ served
on Mr.. c. G. Childs Jr., chief clerk OF the prison.
With . precedent exactly similar still fresh in his
OF producing the body Of BlaisdelI In court, subs-
tutng therefor telegram to the bearer OF the writ
yesterday morning apprlsing him OF his non-conror-
nifty to the mandate OF Judge sutherland Rumor
positively asserts that the pardon OF Basdel is
located among the things which might have been,
but are not
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March IL, 1869.
BILLS REPORTED.

ALBANY, March IL, 1869.
BILLS REPORTED.
Amending the charters OF Sag Harbor and Mo-
hawk; amending the act opening Lafayette square,
in Brookyn revising the charters OF the village OF
warsaw and city OF Auburn relative to the Tax
Commissioner OF New York, previously recommltted;
incorporating the Passengers Trust Company OF
New York; relative to sewerage; also to the Walla-
sntc Avenue, in the city Of Brooklyn; adversely to
extending the canal OF the Brooklyn Improvement
Company; In reference to juries In the district
Schuetzen Company OF New York; adversely to con-
tinung the charter OF the Branchport and Pen Yam
plank road; TO amending the law relative to the
formation OF corporations for manufacturing and
other purposes.
Mr.. CREAMER gave notice Of bill Incorporating
the Arcade Railway Company OF New York. II viii
be similar 10 the bill OF last year.
The bill amending the charter Of the East India
Telegraph Company was passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. MATTo0N-To incorporate the Niagara Ship
By Mr.. CAULpwELL-To incorporate the White
Plains Water Works.
BY Mr.. CREAxER--Revising the charter Of the New
York Steam Transit Company.
By Mr.. MAoTrON, facilitating the transportation OF
freight and regulating the prices thereof certain
ralroads It prohibits the Central Erie Hudson and
Harlem roads from charging for freight carried $50
miles more than for through freight and grades the
extra percentage for shorter distances, between
April and December, to charge not more than thirty
per cent above rates in summer.
BY Mr.. TWEED, to amend the charter OF the New
York Harmonic Society; also In relation to the
authorizing the payment OF Ave dollars per
week to each female inmate, and ten dol
lars per month for every child born therein,
also creating the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
OF New York; also relating to the grading Of Eighth
avenue; also incorporating the Presbyterian Home
for Aged Women in New York.
BY Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the sale Of portion
of Prospect Park; also to widen Ninth avenue and
Fifteenth street, In Brooklyn.
-. a MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. HALE, from the select committee to investi-
gate the charges Of improper influence In the Senate
In reference to legislation regarding railroads last
cluslon the report recommends as remedy the pas
sage OF Mr.. Hales bill on bribery and corruption.
ON motion OF Mr. STANFORD the bill abolishng
canal contracts WAS made the specia order for this
evening,
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Bribery and Corruption Report Of Sena-
tor Hale-Testim0ny Of Jay Gould
ALBANY, March II, 1862
Some interesting business was transacted In the
Senate today. Senator Hale presented the report
OF the committee appointed TO investigate certain
charges Of bribery and corruption against members
OF the last Legislature. There was vast amount
OF testimony taken but as you VIII see by the re-
port, there is only synopsis OF It reproduced.
The swearing Is most extraordinary ana contra
dictory Ii Is said that the committee attempted
10 ascertain from Mr.. Thompson, one OF the direct
0rs OF the Erie road, what consideration Governor
OF last session. but he declined TO answer, on the
plea that the resolution did not cali for that nforma
ton But when ex Ex-senator Tom Murphy was on the
stand ne stated that upon applying to Jay Gould for
a contribution TO the Republican Committee Gould
declined upon the ground that he had already con-
trlbuted 500, 600 for Governor Fent0ns. expenses
This portion OF the evidence does not appear IN Sen
tor Hale's report.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

DROWNING CAsUALry.--un Tuesday last while
party or ye persons were attempting to cross Orient
bay-a narrow arm Of GARDENERS bay-in . small
boat Tor dickey, as It Is termed, the boat was cap
sized and the entire party thrown into the water
Four OF the number succeeded In saving themselves
by swimming to the shore, but the ffth, John ).
Young, was carried under by the tide ana drowned
before assistance could be rendered him. The body
was recovered shortly afterwards. The party were
from Orient village, and were gong 10 Long Beach
clauming excursion.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
SHIPPIN G. NE VS..
---4e-~-,--t4~-eZ--tA~as-.s-~-
Almanac Tor New Ysrk---This Day.
Sun rises ....... 6 IL Moon rises. morn O5
Sun sets....... q O3 High water -. eve 10
PORT or VIEW YORK., MARCH II, 1859.
CLEARED.
Almanac Tor New Ysrk---This

Steamship Ausrsasian tBr), HcSics.n, Jiverpooi-E
Cunard.
s,eamship weser NC, wsnks Bremen via southsmp.
ton -Ocrchs CO.
stsamsh,p Alaska, orsy AsplnwsPacae Mail steamship
Co.
ship Co.
ssam,hip Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah gs,on,
For a Co.
Steamship ssrsogs Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond~-k L. mcCrcady.
stssmship kereus. Bearse. Boston-w r Clvfe
stesmsbip Acushnst, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferrusop a
wood
ship y ststson, Moore, London -0rinnei, Min,urn 4
Fars Barbados tBrj. soisy, Barbados Hewlett A Tor.
rance.
Brig Bonito tBr, Edgeti, Kingston and Falmouth, ia
Hcney A Parker.
Bra Moses Qay, Loud, Cardenas n W Loud Co
Brig Planet (Br, Marcy. Elyaf sihpprt-h starbuek.
schr Antagonist tbr kendrlck, Gibraltar Tor orders
Buley.
schr Nichols, Brown, rnmrico Van frant slaght
kchr \ Lee. Carr, tenfusgof-E l. krtuAav a 90.
kcbr Edwards, Marshal, Chn,s;pls-N AbNoit
TsDr Eycfs. Wilson. tdv I1Lt aNclulLw ale \ Over
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
ARRIVALS.
nrroRrrp nv ruu HrRArn q

REroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
os % s 90
o1 ps,sS 's.msr bound md
Ha.re 27ih, with mdss and pasaenssrs 70 Kunhard. Co
Had strong westerly E:ss the entire passage Passed Sandy
s,sam.hip Psrelre FRI Duehesne Ha,rs Fsb2s via Brss
steamship isaac Bsii Bourne. Richmond, City Pom. and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Glaucus. Walden, Boston, with mdse Vim
Bark Atlanta of Boston, Pond Zanzibar, 7s days. With
s M c S ngs
days equator March OF Hateras experienced
rs nSfia y
sas compo III s.s% and
her again Feb lat s. lon 70; Feb - lon 30 spoke
ship Wexford Br from San Francisco for Cork, 80 days
Bark columoa, sa Mimer Bremen, 40 days, Vi. ray.l
S:ay sass
sho q had sns weather since leaving Fsy.
BARK Evening ss5 Miller as M y: w
passage, and has been days north OF Hsitsrss
ssa % HAD ps g
on Pc s ,oa sps q 81
schr WIN Hills Burgess, New Orleans, IA days with ord
schr Pike, Howard, Fortune Bay with herring, to
schr Sn'sr Chapman Georges Banks, with n.lOus to
sshr Cannon, Dunbar Georges Banks, with haliOut to
schr Belle Of the Bay, Emmons, Georges Banks with hall
but to II u Rogers.
Florida, Mscslf Rocklsnd, with lime, to Brown.
schr Maggie Bell Hail. Rockland.
schr Lsontine, Pratt Rockland.
Echr Arctic, HeAly. Rockland for Port Morris.
schr Geo Trigg, Lnnekin, Gloucester, with fish, TO
sc6kr Monitor, Higgins Boston.
schr Rose skerrsft, Jones, Boston.
schr Wenonah. BIN, Boston.
Schr Millard Fillmore Keith, Boston for Baltimore.
schr Henry Hobart Manson, Boston for Philadelphia.
sohr Daniel Mershon, Adams, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Geo W Baldwin, Long, Harwch.
sssr sssr E'3:sRs sns kSs ks%:o%s, %s,T:.; .ss.
scSr scSr hscy ksc Day hss, hpsy wsis:, w.:.
Schr J Elliott Snow, Wellaeet
schr Idlswild, Hickman, Wslneet.
schr Sarah Louisa, Whorf, Wellnset for Virginia.
schr N Merriinan, Babbl.t, Providence.
Schr Clarisss Allen Hale, Providence.
schr Charles Q Hnlse, Lise, Providence.
Schr G l. vandervoor. Kelly, Providence.
chr Is scson ssgrfsa PTovidsncs for Nor,o
Schr America, Rsynolds. Bristol.
schr James Engah, Barker New London for Elizabeth
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris New Haven.
schr Qusen Of the Fleet. Rrewer, New Haven
schr Lizzie RAYMOND Lord New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Mail, Eead, Greenwich
schr Niagara, worden bridgeport.
schr Annie Bergen. Thompson Brookhaven
Schr Weles, Reeves, Greenport
schr Adelaide, Smith, Sag Harbor.
sesr sr %se sSes spns
Schr Evergreen, Bunce, Cold Spring.
schr Tunis Bodine, Bunce Cold Spring
The ship Sorrento from Liverpool, arrived 10th reports
the Isle OF Man. and 10 the Western Isands had
strong westerly gales the whole shipped
did other damage about the decks forward house.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
ASSEMBLY
ALBANY, March IL, 1869.

BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Authorizing the issue OF bonds in aid Of the Sag
Harbor and Southampton Railroad by towns along
the line Of the road.
Authorizing mechanics, journeymen, tradesmen
and laborers to form societies and associations for
mutual aid and protection.
On motion Of Mr.. BERGEN the bill had third read
ing and was passed.
For exemptng persons honorably discharged from
the military naval service from service the Ma
uonal Guard.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
ROyDOUT.

TERRIBLE AccIDEST.-John O'Brien, man work
ing In Treease's quarry at South Rondout, met
with q terrible death on Monday afternoon. While
dumping carload OF stone, ut the .'shoor,n he
missed his footing and fell down the steep decivty
eighty feet or more, and was instantly killed.
his body being horribly mangled. He was over sixty
years Of age and leaves a large family.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

schs ' Dschss, Duntou, Norfolk Staples
schr Gen Marion, Terry, South Amboy-J v Havlsnd. .
6chr Q Hodgden nathersou, Provincetown-E Croweli
schr Ward, Moulton, Woods Hole Barring Davis
schr Hangam, Chase, New Bedford-FerUlson
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

Steamship Nautilus, Shanghac; walrus. do Australasan
Liverpool Weser, Bremen; Alaska, Aspinwa Eagle, Ha
yana Gen Barnes sayannsh saragosss Charleston Sara
Fan Francsco brig Manson, Cardenas schr Dragon, Bar
badoa
Wind at aunsct N. lipht.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
LONG ISLAND.

oftnc city ofNewark which was only established BY
the Legislature last year.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Char.sr, Lester. from Shanghai.
Ship Liverpool, from London tby pilot boat w Elws,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-02
ADVANTAGES OF PuzsvERIxINo TIE
SOIL.


The effects Of pulverization or stirring
the coil are numerous.
/. 1t gives free scope to roots Of veg
etables, and they become more iibrous
in loose than in hard soil, by which
tho absorbers become more numerous,
and such food as isin tire sUil has a bet
ter charco of being sought after and
taken up by them.
2. 1t admits tho atmospheric air to
tho spongiolcs Of the rsots--ssitlscat
which no plant can make q healthy
growth.
3. 1t increases tho capillary attrsc-
ton or sponge-like property of soils; by
which their humidity is rendered more
uniform; and in hot soason 1t inereas-
cs the deposits of dew, and admits il TO
the roots.
4. 1t increases tho temperature Of the
soil in the spring, by admitting tho
warm air and tepid rain.
5. 1t increases tho supply of organic
food. Tho atmosphere contains car
bonic acid, ammonia, and nitric acid-
all most powerful fertilizers and sol
vents. A loose soil attracts and CON
denses them.
Rain and dew, also, contain them
And when these fertiiiziug gases arc
carried into the soil by the rain water,
they arc absorbed and retained by the
soil for the use of plants. On the other
hand, if tile soil is hard, the water rttns
off the surface, and instead of leaving
these gases in the soil, carries off some
Of the best portions of the soil with it,
Thus, what might DO bcheft becomes
an injury.
G. BY means Of pulvcrization, a por-
ton of the atmospheric air is buried IN
the soil, and il is supposed that atfsfhon-
ia and nitric acid are formed by the mu-
tual decomposition of this air and tho
moisture of the soil--hcat Also being
evolved by tho changes.
Z. Pulyerization Of THO surface soil
serves to retain tho moisture in the sab
soil, and to prevent it from being pcne-
trated by heat from warmer, as vol Is
from radiating its heat to a colder at
mosphere, than itself. These effects
are produced by the pOrosity Of tho pull
verified stratum, which acts as mulch,
especially in heavy soils.
s. Puivcrization, aI.o, has the COM
bined effects of several of the proceed
ing causes, acceleratos the dccompOsi-
ton of tho mineral matter; and thus
prepares the inert matter Of the soil for
assimilation by tho piants.-Erchange'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-02
"ANARcnY is REcoNsTRucnoN-.CoN

"ANARcuY is REcoNsTRUcTIoN-CoN-
FUSION IS LoYALrY."-Yc yesterday, by
order of Congress, the government Of
Virginia went to pieces. We have NO
officers of any sort, save here and there
scalawag or a carPct-baggef. The
Military Commander Of District No. l
says he cannot fill tho Offices, and con-
soqucntly the clerks offices, the shefiffs'
offices and all other Offices are closed
Nobody can get out license to carry
on trade; nobody can lodge compliant
before magistrate no deed can go to
record no injunction can be procured
from the courts our women cannot mar
ry. Anarchy is reconstruction and con-
fusion is loyalty. What have, the Pco-
pie of Virginia done to be left without
any government They arc not allow
ed to manage their own affairs in any
manner, and Congress is SO busy that it
only finds time to decree disintegratiOn.
-Richmoad Enquirer, Goth.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-02
ESSAYS.

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Grass culture, Silver Cup worth 10
5. For the best essay on Stock rails
ing, Silver Cup worth 10
6. For the best essay on deep blowing,
Silver Cup worth 10
7. For the best essay on the relation
existing between the mechanic and
manufacturing interests of the South
to that of agriculture. Query: DO
these Industrial interests now bear
the proper relation, one to the othcrS
If not SO, whyf And what are the
changes, if any, that should be
brought about in these relations I
And what are the measures neccs-
sary TO produce those changesY Sill
yer Cup worth, 10
8. For the report OF the Oest 1arm-to
be decided by the net profits. The
report must give full statement of
its management; the value of the
land per acre; the number Of acres
in cultivation; the value of every
animal or article used in cultiva-
ton the whole expenditure of mon
ey for the year; what of each from
products was made; amount ofm
oy received, and full details in cv-
cry respect. Silver Pitcher worth, 20
.. For the best experiment (set forth
in an essay the object ofwhich shall
be to ascertain the merit of the va
rious commercial fertilizers, the
component and relative parts, and
costs, and quantity of each fertili-
Ter used per acre the mode Of APP
plcation the preparation, tillage,
and original quality Of the soil, and
all details necessary to Indicate the
true value of each fertilizer. Sill
yer Pitcher worth, 20
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-02

EE The Marietta Journal is the
cheapest paper iu Georgia, 81 year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-02
REwARDpD.-somS Of tho Atlanta 70

REwARDED.--Som Of tho Atlanta ro-
porters, who found Btfrkes, Chatharns,
Glars and Wehsters in the late Georgia
Senate, have been presented by tho
members with gold pencils, pens, &C.,
&C., for the compliment. --SaUaHnat
Republican.
While there was so much railroad
stock, ETC., ahoat in the shape Of bonuses
for votes to rob the Treasury; we think
these Burkes, Clays, &C., might have
found themselves able to do better than
take gold pens and such trumPery.--
jour. Dc Messenger.