, 1870-01-24
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY a, 1870.


JANUAb1 ~, IofV
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b. Ies1na4 II 1t19oa1 roi.t 1a ns1s
| been mads % o;her fosds for Tednnnnn RI fare'
hnt ~ sns-r~ 1r5 ~nre]veA S1 @eA4e'ASA - @N1
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ta7aa say 1sH 9as u 1easrd e M.
mste sis1d them a @ GoTr. 1naoo' sm oe p'ssens nd
E. Dan0r, President Tuseo,a III.
Fri bor u.,s3H1 ia sSm.t IL .1-
dress hy r Wnnds - Hetsnnn. M - ss.sas
b. tie Prestdenf: ifrssurer;. .epnIte annntnt.
nent Of special committees; misceiIsntous brsi-
nesA
q. .tss AJtHssaosn-Repotts Of I'd snteE1m and other
DaTs. 1ecatnr. T;sc,1soy "a y ~ oha ,aa
spple Ia; drainage: essa1 by ". rerson ri
On1fTA.
Mss9'-EMay oy ". < y. Hull. state Hord'
mnsd ri Esrs ~ 19Sp'9k n u a1u's. ~ a. asn'
nfttees; misce!ianeons bns1nass W 'pS''"4 0'N@'
Second Dry, Aorning.-Eaaay On the rear, by
Fa1heF Eatie, ot South PsaA Ill; discussion and
aua HenmnrS - !, ~ Aat: fgsaf oa gfape. By 4. e
lists 49, 's' ''s'-' w "1'an - e''
AnsTAoor,--EssaJ on e.keep:ng a. connected
Il; y = =. francis OF Springfield,
b. III, ". Il Good Mn ~ H,eans ~ sisessesy ICY
trnuecce upon horticulture.
rEfentna.-QEEAn,cntal and useful rtes, by s.
at - nsa =. Laneue, - p4Gns1on ana te11Aoo
Hauit, Ind sfiecfion ar oTchtrti s,es. ~ bteIs.
e.ta7 of Juo Huzg1ns, of Woodhprp. III.
TAsTd Dap. Horning- Unfinished business;
neM M.stsnE o, omsefs: M seiesnaS place TOT
mitIees: anoniatmen, ~ sssnd,rH ~ cun1Gi,1ees
Eisceuaneons buanets: adiounnsat.
Reports are expected from the following persons
wa.'ss1. wa'aseg2y Sp.ips Gsa sIIgg' Central ''s-
OosanY-ieo: sassJs MeaT1ew; JOIN DsS1s, De
ne1;tt,,e l. ~ ~ Spss. kneI. pri r,o,,,.
E.tenscss;T: Tof;sones7. Astseoa.
nanmouo. wsiiaT: |. c. Ffasass; ssT:asae!d.
In point OF interest thia meeting Will not b. oee-
ond to that Of the State Society. IL Il to ba held
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oAss foa oAAp.
nc naue 'fequen'lI stased thas the changing Of
aeeu VI o'teo IL onee II I'VE 5eas OF importance
70 ING lAmets Ioat seed oa0 fon sne norm.
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rs-. ~ go 1,n4s a,ts- u.ss. Aa ., - saa &c,
rn1,.c. - 5000 ~ a~na--,sats ~ sssN
~ Vim tnron.sn ss.s IL ~, -, ssan ~, WA.
~ q .<,tona Tsu,ng ~ IN wst1h,. ~, h,as.,.
Te;ast ~ 1s.:.1+n-
led ID proi;1tr H..
Exre,ator, from Kr1iapd, .., Il Sc
SdfHEfktk EH1{N1A
"nm1 hn,on seaopep' 'ont HAIL. IN 10
BlacS SHecis6' frum liam
buIgh.. h..-........-....... % 80
f1lLce EdMafdh latant.-,..- - -
Ho1rs, :, ~ ,Ws.c.Gsiss, - g q
Hnrpriie' ~ "a
IArsitg Is In good oat dtatrtct, aud the falling
OF should be Iess tnaa IN Central Illinois The
yield per acrs py weight, 81 b per bnshel IVES ~
follows: Excelsior, 90; Somerset; p4: ~in1te scho-
rep, 6; Black Swedish 81; Ps,nco EdTatd,s Is
land, &c; Brooks. 6; Norway, 70 Surprise, as The
Latter Was sown In the orchard and did NOS have
an eqral chance. The4e are experiments made
With great care, On nrstclass land, and tue high.
est yield ts at tho rate Of a4 bushels. Eow1 In
dItll1 and kept clean OF weeds, this Il the best
5ield In most favorable sealon. We may theirs
fore receive With Rone caution the stories told By
interested parties Of the remarkable capacity Of
their peta which ale offered for tale.
Ahutl 6HkL@.
q. f., Macon. 1h-As general rule 1t Is better
to make an addition to the barn than to add
leanto. The cost Of the roof L. the same, aud the
additional coat for material Tor tho extra siding
ts tut title ~ compared TO the extra room that
1t will give. Your barn Is thirty by forty feet;
now 1nAtead Of putting COW stable ahed On ons
end Of tWelTe feet, aud for q
Wagon ahed OF the same stze On
the other end, Jou can mako your barn thirty By
alxty eight feet. The aatdz will be stxtcen In
stead Of eight feet hus yon hare no added cost
for alls plases OF took Tne dtuadinR "il be $780,
sldlng, e3o !eet; )oNe iot upper noot, 80 feet;
1oofin2, 900 1eef. Total Lo5o feet. Ihts extra
cest WILL be leAa tnan SEQ, and VIII s1se ktoss9e
capacity OF 1t least Rsx tors OF nay for each I'd.
three aldea Of The loom. Before ne ut up aheds
or 1ean.toa ne Ahould carefully consider whether
We had net better mako It m addition and put In
few dollars mole capital
A1s11K CLOVER,
We have several inquiries IN regard 70 this clo-
ytt. Three pounds OF seed Is suf1c!cus for ana
acre. From al hear or II In Canadx. Michigan
and pa11a or our own State 1t promises to be Of |
vaiue. 4 neighbos soWed thirty ac1es last spring
With bis oat crop, but It produced no keed. Par
ties having seed to eel would do well to adyer-
t1e- do hot know whether It can be found at
the seed stores.
CATALOGUE OF MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
This catalogue Is for 1859, and shows Lis. OF |
eighty studentA The college Il located three |
miles from lansing, which ueceSsitates the bosrt-