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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
SSSil1elit 3 SelSaats
207 penn Assuus, Scranton pa.

vi 9FEH FFUFHHEI SEINWIUH III.
BilbsIm SenfsL gissntbiimr.
9nttm nntsr,ribnrter bic llsbernabme pbiasn
5ptrIs Icpcbl tsm birIarn mic auspSrtioen qu.
blifum bitrmit anjrigt, srbt rr bic gerli6rrund,
taB or 6 beitrsttn pirr, feline G,Glte tets rsrii
unc plnftlib su bebisnrn.
Anitanbise junse 9eute fEnnrn S,pit unt 9oais
brFemmen. Q5p9) gSm. SeuIcL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
s3ll t)erf0tlfelu: !:

Se4s 9aulrtttn, stlsssn an Der @albinstrn
asfnuf in @rftn Ri6st. Die 9cttrn fnb 40 g..
5rent bel 200 GuB tisf nit tintm suten i3auns
umesben unb iGen felt ,Rei Sabrsn bepaan,t
pprbtn. Gin,tln pbsr i'm 0an3tn su ptrfaufen.
eistbabtr fSunsn f& mslbtn bd Spbn @.
Satlsr, Gtbariirabs, Serantpn. 26nS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
GG11t crcie1u

ron SsrsasIi6sr Site fir @aritnsspG6is alsr
glrt bat Orr lintsrjsidutte in grocer Muspabl
Dprratbis unS ptrfauft ;u ben tiaialfen prsiita
9tirnbers aufn1erflam made i'd 8lumenfrsunbt
auf msine iinpertirte bellanbii6e 8lumtn;ipie-
bsIn, rsl6s i'd pirfft pon ben frffsn 6anblunssu
in DeutI6lanb beiisbe.
Sap9 Watbias HpIl, Stats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
3ta.tt NSerfatef !:
Sotel ,nilt Verfanf.

Das In prcpibenrt an ttr 5auptffra6t arlr-
gene SctsI bts iinterssi6nstsu III gum 9triaufe
anstbctsn. aRit btm 5ctel ptrbunbsn in sin itb
gut rsntirttnbn 9arbierIbpp.
Das Gtssntbum IN sints Der iSSnfsn in prc-
pihsnet, Stabt Serantpn- Das pptfl IN nit al
len mcbernen Standardization ptrftben, tnib6it
Sipsi faf gan, ntue billiards, icpit cine ppll,
ftanbise ausIattuns Son WSbfln II. I. 10.
(2firba) Gbep. Camp, Trcsibsnee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
Or6fnun0.

6renneen une Ssfanntru bitrmit bic srsstenr
anltise, bae i'd bic iriusr .3tit Ron Srn. possns
etfiibrtt 9BirtblGaft in padapanna 9lpsnut,
hbtrnpmmsn babe anp mid tefrsbsn wsrbs, tur9
quite @ttrSnft unb supcrfemmsnee Secisuuna
mir bic annbi6aft einss psrtbrtsn teufI6en pu-
bliiums ;u triptrbeH. Gin GROCER Saal lftbt Gt-
itni&afttn CUR 8trfiisune.
0alts SPtiisn ;u jtbsr 5aess,sit.
6ap3m gBilIiam Dad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
80 q T. !. ,t ma.

~ " u u u NE
Da msin Spbn Sofspb pbne meiu gSilIen
nne 9Billen mein Saus psrlaiIsn unb li6 mriner
Anfllbt rnt3osen bat 70 unteriase ib hermit Sc
hermann, ibn III Sbbut Su nsbmm Ubsr ibm su
bUrssn, la i'd feline BON i6m sematten S6uIben
beSablen irtree.
.Spiepb @Orfins.
Srrantcn, t3. april 1969-2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22

gBir baltrn bic Waaren, eeren ibr bsturft, unb
gu prsiien, bic ruG ben anfauf rrmEsliben.
gSir sieber mad unIerem neurn @tibdfislcfaI,
erfe 3thrs pbtrbalb eem ,gBsoming
5auS," am q. @pril.
5rr GbarIes R. Bsiienflub, infer
6euti6sr 0ebiiIfr, pirO su6 unisrn srpesn
8erratb in ieinsr sspSbnli6sn suSOrfcmmsnbtn
Wanisr ;siseH.
0srsebt niGt uns aufuIudei, ttnn es ipirb
eu6 reid entf6Gbiefn.
assntsn fir bic ,,9lliptie attttnifit Rabma-
i9ine." 22c6
421 Lackawanna Avenue. 42l
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BON gSVoIIss. Co. e.SSStnis 2 gss;tSi,;at Id
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sam @rssrn ;-im J Mo1tEah i,pt Rftiniatttt or.
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A., "ns ,rb,ios Q On Ter Clou, Gures Mns,s 10
i1immsrne 1ano Cure 0auoe 10 tlabsns ule iionlt?
esGSft esyuM In CeitQi6oft nod 10 aut mis- iribsr2
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Gin eentfdber genperemrsereis.

Gin Aentf1er Gemperemyperets,
ihrsttt fas Saeraments Sunrnol. atnli& rem tn
GlsvsIanc sssrinsstsn ia aud naafsnS N
Sacramento sssrinsst unD ieusH lsmitlssn i'trl
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une RE 8itrslair imnsr tietner EeTosa ans
BIZ. RTsntEiGt 3sral lasur& ssidtrest wirs To
Gntsra&t fhtirtnasss:s SSF'ss IsiSst gottts sislf
WsRGsn Gift, wsI&s bic ssls 9sSsnb sss Md
eisuus snlur& i&dnssa. ea6 Ft1e& re sseis4s
dsmYutnlsnts oassstm. biutes sniAIsasnta
G.nfnIartn aksr SdaaSs iauish, ueeussn wir
tie aa&fkttnftn gtisss on, pslAel Ole tsi um'
irsr Gbre ratren uxb tec6a4tea wsata:
81. Drr ssmsius, nit strs6ntn s.uii&tt tuitl
ma&t BEN Isni&tn stusin uu6 BARI teseat ven
ittntm RitsIsS; ssruntsn weresHs. teseasn N q
s.tatta, r:in.u aOrns uaS gd0DtaiGnavss 3iss
l@sn' unS .3wstidsnwaftr, gsasssr uns anrsrs
unpsriill&ts Gst.dnIe su ~ssnispsM. Die Aaan
titat wirO nift purssiartestn. Ca jtssr ssrafnitiss
0snia pom ftbif pei6, mann q ssnnD baL -.
IS Bch tstt cen asAihtn IN ftiasr s1satu
9atuns. @.tn iOGis sab.s ssnOf.n nero d, AIR
nitt pom ttm @anus aQsin, seun e asbt g.
l&rit6en: as ~a&fAfM .
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So. On. Gslasniait a dR etinnlss, BELLA.
mes, frissnfltsrfsss Gstrdnl. itsbalt bat aud
bn @srmane itin @Ottu rarnaa ssrt&tst uns nai
DOrt ssiprOdm: v
,gtube III bss Slrssrs srls pFiGt."g &
Da nun bic amsritassr am SUnntas parton
Rubs satenswOnsn. 70 10 e nntrs veidt. siti,l
BIN NIT hsm Gsnu6 ,iss 8irrfsp srtrnutsr ~ ma
den. lamit Rs an GenRtas ID ssutis tstras.l
unO unitrs frommsn g,rsuisuns.n ni&t aSrsa
Gas Bier mu6 isrSa ron. 5cpitn NH. glaI, it
uno bari niat ssma&t wsresn aus gsrRsnRrst
mlt 6OpIsalaussn uniasrasrt.
"a. 0sintdnplsr. wslhs sisfse nile impc,tirl
Dsin. fdli&sn, wsrpsa aui TIRE &sFen nod Dc
Iawas srpurtirt. no tie IUtIi&r elite tsrrI&t, MI
25 amtlid yer Iintsrt 80 Usrssn.
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as ssidaFt. "a % itoSa isins Rss.I Utn. ausnab %
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u.truns Ter Gamilit. sIadfiasn ~GtisniFeu, O..
brdssrunssisatn, Datl uas SnRaGiruua ben Be
amtsn, ginpsituns RON 5aDtn uns DabIFss.
Bari cine GusnutHe ssunadt rsrbsn.
Sc. DEN Burliabrifantsn rirl ;ur DFit
ssmatt, ni&t iu Sttl Gal, unS Gspar, ia ,
GdrHe gu faasn, ra Gin sinili&tr DUST unssim
uni unnutu rid it. saesae 90,
81. Ser Int Corn ttint, ~ sG, Gel. 8
Gsrsn ssts aui bsin admmsrlsin uns t,inle nu
vsaa su ir5bIid fit: .'
So. Gin. Htinsr 6ist, St6. 3spf ps.r paa
tsutst 10 our Nstb stIaust. rod sion.a i'd I'll
AusnliHis uiat IN Of slsssrtotn. :
So 0sr Fa 70 t.tn.tst, sas sr aiGt y.
Ob sr S~upfri4misS Osu amOu&sus 10, rirt tt
a~usss&miFsn uuS kleist bb ~. isiasr @.neiu
auswartisss G9rsnmitslsr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Public notice is hereby given 10 nil
creditors and others Interested IN the
estate Of Francis Spohrer des'd,' that I
will MAKE Final Settlement thereof u, tho
next term of the Gasconade Probate Cont
to b, held and begun m the third Monday
IN lpaa May next a. she courthouse in the
town Of Hermann, 3hl ia0e'Ji
'1ai DDS . LOUIS sPOHakBa
/ " 'i'' Admr Of Francis pehrer Jss'd.
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ihdinnsuq fnr nod. Zen ppu linn ,eriaue,nsn Nrs,iE
s%a0rait.l 30 ss2X q
Dian sat lanss Sen bas 8nariuie tiassss slasai
lntne 6tiuelt, Die Gtulaobstt lnuc CsAutafti1ssift
~esIsinte rss iar 2 Is Arlta Ndtarestts u Ssirat ;
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sn uEs 1laenaiassnt atsfsasi nne isgt irftfp mir j
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rspt Ytain'ns ia sir aanatn sOtit q~amttlaaai ~ I
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ye'ionfa TN Sano tonnfn tttit YlGitint ~ tssai
rcufn 3upstllHt Steilintn eabs f nit 3alia iIts2o
9~feradten SnltruItiontn in 5ett spn siaIsep 1saes
l6ur an ofrfltfn arhsitsa I0nnea. NSNM deftfk
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w'tesa. Zig @si&insn rssrssas asa ,aui s6unia,
%rsriannt.s DWI ratten' B.Rsauna Il, UNIT sip
ett tsaatHfe rns iGnffIe Wtiis. s1hs2 ainar.
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Sale.

"a acres Of land, Including 4 1.s acres
Of vineyard of second years growth most.
ly Concord) ono CT the best locations on
the Missouri river. Particulars at this
office.
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aIlsrsuttn Ttass itnsbteL, .Gi,
Der 8trtb. Gle erinssn ia msiu'm Grsuas tni
S&ndpit aaf sinmnI ?"
wSa. Der 5srr gerralter trintt immsr 10 bssa
S3nups siusu @anuvs uub a&sesm G&naps
wisrtr sinsn S&nups.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

The NEXT ?. NJ. GENERAL-It i,
said to have leaked out that Mr. Johr
d. Defrees is to be Grants Postmaster
General. Some years ago Mr. D. was
editor of the indianapolis journal, and
certainly he was respectable editor, but
by no means a strong or prominent one
For some years past he has been connect
ed with the public printing business at
Washington, and we have seen him
named occasionally in connection with
Radical movement. If Gen. Grant de-
sires that the members of his cabinet
shall consist of the abIest statesmen of
the country, or from his own party it is
hardly possibly that Mr. Defrees will be
one of the seven. II has always been
the custom for the President elect to per-
NIT the Vice President 10 name one of
the Cabinet, and it is said that Mr. Col
fax will name MIR Defrees.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
rur 0hio Cnltivator saws the follow

THE Ohio Cultivator says the follow
ing recipe is worth one thousand dollars
to every housekeeper Take one pound
of sal soda and half pound of unslack-
ed lime and put them in gallon of wa
ter, boil twenty minutes, let 1t stand uli
cool, then drain off and put IN small jug
or jar; soak your dirty clothes over
night, or until they are wet through;
then wiring them and rub on plenty of
soap, apd in one boiler of clothes well
covered with water add one teacupful of
the washing fluid, boil half an hour
briskly, then wash them thoroughly with
suds, rinse, aud your clothes will look
better than by the old way of washing
twice before boiling. This is an invalu-
able recipe, and every poor tired woman
should try it.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

There are upon the globe about ,2SS,-
000, 900 souls, of which $4,000, 900 are
of the Caucasian race; 552 ,00O,0 OF
the Mongol race 190,000,00 of the
Ethiopian race; 176,000,0 900 of the Ma
Law race; 1,O00,O 900 of the Indo Ameri-
can race.
There are 3642 languages spoken, and
1000 different religions.
The yearly mortality of the globe is
333. 1888 .333 persons. This is at the rate
of 9O,554 per day, $3.50 per hour, and
60 per minute So each pulsation of our
heart marks the decease of some human
nature.
The average of human life is 33 years.
One fourth of the population dies at
or before the age of years-one half at
or before seventeen years.
Among 10000 persons, arrives al
the age of 100 years / in 500 attains
the age of 80, and in 100 live to the
age of 60.
Married men live longer than single
ones. In 1000 persons 65 marry, and
more marriages occur in June and De-
cember than in any other months of the
year.
One-eighth of the whole population
is military.
Professions exercise a great influence
on longevity. In 1000 persons who ar
rive at the age of 20 years, AZ are priests
orators or public speakers; 40 are agri
culturists SO are workmen; 32 are sol
diers or military employees; 20 advocate.
or engineers; u professors. and "a doc
tors. Those who devote their lives t'
the prolopgation of that OF others di'
| the soonest.
/ There are 335, ,000. 900 Christians.
There are 6O,O0O,0OO Asiatic Chris
tians.
There are 100, 900, 900 Mohammedan,
There are 200, 5000 Pagans.
In the Christian churches
17O,O0O,OOO profess the Roman Cath
olic
rs. 200. 600 profess the Greek faith.
10000 'bs Protestant.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27

LEGATIONS in this field, and will endeavor
to bring together some of the fragment
airy notcs,-and supply others, SO as to
complete the tune, now heard only in
single and dying tones, ere it is lost for
ever. In this [ am promised as a CO.
laborsv, one who wields aeready and fer
tile p8, and is one Of the best story
teller &of the land.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
LOVE SONG.
By CHARLES SWAIN.

l wish my love was some fair stream,
Soft singing through her woodland way,
And / some star, whose loving beam
Might in her bosom, rest its ray.
l wish my love was IKE the dew
Half hidden meath the roses's lip.
And | the young dawn, trembling through
The fragrance none but ] might sip
l wish like flowers that fondly meet
And cheer and charm the humble spot
Our lives might blend while life was sweet
And even death divide us not.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
Cir Epferprise syvindIes.

One would think the public had been
sufficiently duped during the past few
years to insure them against turther ID
vestment in gift enterprises: Orpha D
Asylums and other pretended charitable
schemes have cheated the people out OF
not less than two or three millions since
,<he close of the war Every one of these
>vrojects has proved in the end to be a
downright swindle, a shameless and bra
zen fraud. If the people are wise, they
will learn from experience that they
might just as well throw their dollars
away as to invest in such enterprises
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
',.'c1ide Of iron, oxide Of magne-

:tial to their growth, and retain them
"a their stems and leaves.
ID 1t restores to the soil all those
fertilizing gases that are held in the at
mosphere, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen,
carbonic acid, phosphoric acid, sulphuric
acid. chlorine, &C. We thus, in pl6sing
in the whole Of the green crop, no1'only
restore to the soil all that the growing
crop had absorbed from the earth, but at
the same time we add to it those other
essentials which we have gathered from
the atmosphere, provided the crop we
pillow in belong to the class which draws
largely upon that element for nutrition.
All plants do not feed in the same degree
upon the gases of the atmosphere. Clo-
yer, however, belongs to the class which
does simply returning to the soil the
crop which draws only upon that element
results in no gain. To enrich it, we must
pow in the plant which has fed upon
the air which surrounds it, as well as
upon the soil it stands in. 1t will be
seen. that there is no limit beyond which
we coiad not extend this enriching sys-
TEN.
Sd. Green. manuriug ferments and
decays, very npidly.
4th. Et makes the stems of wheat, rye,
oats, an other cereal plants, grow up
stronger-and sitter, bear heavier kernels
or grains thar animal manure can pro-
duce. 1t has the same effect upon differ
ent roots, grass. and other fodder crops
5th. Ii makes the soil loose and mel
low. because the vegetable matter sc
plowed in becomes, through the action oi
the pillow, harrow and cultivation, so in
termixed with the hard particles of the
earth. as to render them softer, aud cause
them to gradually crumble under the
influence of air and solar heat into {
darker colored and porous loamy soil.
9th. 1t makes soil warmer, because
its fermenting vegetable matter acquires
and evolves large amount of heat while
undergoing the process of fermentation
and decay. But to secure this warmth
of soil, we must plow down dense mas
1 of vegetable matter, as such a mass onl,
is capable of producing large amour
of heat. If we collect a compact mas
of weeds, say wheelbarrow full, ant
let them lie in heap for a few days, w
shall be astonished to find what heat
evolved by this result we may recogniz
the effect upon the earth, under the rot
ting process, of heavy crop of Glove
plowed for the purpose of manuring
succee4hg crop of cereals.
1t wEl be seen by the foregoing hoy
easy al natter it is for our worn out land
to be 4 hstored to their original fertility
T Clovet grows well in this latitude ant
will bafound one of the best and cheap
est gieen manures. D.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
Hickman Directory.

attorneys at LAG.
! T. o. Goalder, Randle & Tyler, A
D. Kingman, Walker & Cowgirl, Roul
hac 4 Lauderdale Oscar Turner, Bland
vile; j. G.. Smith, Troy, Penn; L. Don
aldson, Tiptonville, Tenn.
Physicians.
Drs. Gourley & Corbett Carter Blan
ton, A. A. Faris, j. Saudek, w. A
Fowlkes.
H. C. Buck.
Books and Stationery
j. II. Davis
Dry Goods.
j. Ambcrg, VIM B. Benny. Wolf &
Plaut, Millet & Roulhac, j. S. Hubbard.
j. H. Davis.
Drug Stores.
c. A. Holcombe, w. r. Walker.
Wholesale Grocers
Millet & Roulhac, V. A MeCutchen,
Fl. c. Bailey, Charles Margraf, John
Troutwine, James Mallory
Saloons
gohns Heinze, Jsbn Wdtting are
H0rdicdre and Tillcare.
N. p. Harness, s. n White
Commission 1Nerchonts
Bondurant & Drewry, Oyerton, Steele
& Co.
Saddlery and Harness.
A. S. Anderson
Cigar Manufacturer.
Francis Miller.
Wagon Manufacturer.
Hertwick, Baltzer & Co.
Tutors
Louis Persons, +. Case.
Barriers
E. Margraff & Co.
Express Companies
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele & Co., Agents.
Furniture Stores
Charles Oswald, =. j. Weimer.
Marble Works.
B. c. Ramage.
Insurance Agent.
Samuel Landrum
LiUery Stable.
VIM. B. Plummer
AnlJrotypist.
IL. Campbell; Goalder & Robinson. ;
ia Hotels.
e. Hotel, by Parks & Co.. on I
-; Commercial Hotel, by {
Clinton street. !
y Omcers.
Landrum.
ii. Davis +
J Ohm A Wilson.
r. Walker.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
OUR LOVE SONG.
BY YUBA DAN.

wish my love were q lemon punch,
with strawberries floating in the cup
And she and | could meet at lunch
And with straw-ld suck her up.
l wish my love was like the Jew.
And had gold laid away in store,
Dye think Id read exchanges through:
Or write for papers any more.
yish-like flowers that fondly meet
ard lt.lOosn' sfufnfsh bees ttsefs 1styss<,,
We had some wsy-whiIe life is sweet
OF keeping house-without much money.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
Martial Law in Tennessee!
Nine Counties TO be Surrender-
ed fqeEROper's oIercenaries.

eo opers "e'ee""''e''
!; s: q: !: j. ! !
eral Joseph AC9e5sr, and
WHEREAS, These troops are intended
to preserve the peace and enforce the
laws in counties heretofore partially in
rebellion now, therefore,
/, William g. Brownlow, Governor Of
Tennessee, do hereby proclaim martial
law in and over the following named
counties, to o-wit: Overton, jackson, Mau-
ry, Giles, Marshall Lawrence, Gibson,
Madison and Haywood and | further
direct that General Cooper distribute
the troops at once, aud continue them in
service until we have unmistakable evil
dence of the purpose OF all parties to
keep the peace.
1t is further ordered in this proclams-
ton that the General in command shall
enforce the most rigid discipline among
his troops, requiring them in every par
ticular to conform to strict military dis
eipline, showing no quarters to either
officers or privates who shall be found
guilty Of habitual drunkenness.
In testimony whereof have caused
the great seal of the State TO be attached
hereunto this goth day of February, 90,
and | order that the same be inserted
three times in each of the newspapers
entitled to publish legal advertisements.
W. G.. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
- For the Hickman Courier.
Benefits Derived From Green
"a NIanuring.

The %ject of this communication is to
call the sttention of our farmers TO the
following extracts taken from the agri-
cultural department of one of the best
New York papers. The subject of GREEN
MANUREs has attracted the notice and
has been experimental upon by many of
the hrst class agriculturists of the coun-
try, and we think the progressive farmer
cannot overlook this important branch of
his profession The old beaten track of
our fathers will answer only for droncs
who are ever complaining of bad crops,
poverty, debt, &c. The inventions which
.ss~sast In rapid seeding, moving, HARVEST
ing, Planting, tiiling and gathering, must
be accepted and applied by all the pro-
fessIon Half IA century ago all our far
mers were on n dead level How are
they to-day? Those who have called
science to their aid, have shortened the
road to great results, and evidenced to
the world what may be done by scientific
farming, in the way of increased crops
and at the same time adding value to
their lands. There is no line of calling
on this broad earth more profitable than
agriculture if it is carried on by brains
and intellect. But if members of the
profession refuse to acknowledge that
the "bfk farmers" of to- day, as the
old fogfes term the progressive men, eau
aecom1lish Slore by their system than
the blhd moles who work upon the
plans their great grand fathers laid /
down, we may expect to continue to hear /
of hard work and no profit 4
from the one class, and fair sailing with /
success, from the other. Far
mers must read the agricultural matter
OF the day; post themselves in all the /
implements adort them as rapidly as
possible; examine well all new theories
what they do not understand, they must
study into; especially must they look
INTO the chemistry of soils, and the
chemistry of manurcs. Profitable re-
Dults In agriculture in this period of
'ur history, are onl ly to be produced by
he same degree Of thought and mental
abor that the merchant or the banker
ends to his calling. The day of blind
mechanical copying of the style of our
ancestors in tiliing the earth has ssed
way, and he who refuses to understand
his must go the wall "
But 10 return to the topic of green
nanuring we find the benefits enumerat-
d to be as follows:
LIST 1t restores to the soil all of those
l and saline elements that it's .
or that Of other growing plants
torbed or drawn from the soil I
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-27
The Seven Stages of Repudia-
ton.

The United States have already done
very large business in the reputation
of public Indebtedness, as will be seen
from the following rather discreditab!e /
summary, which we reproduce from tn,
Cincinnati Enquirer of last week: