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The sun., 1870-03-21

In the report oi ". W. Bro. Holiness fLneral the
name ~ w. BRO, John j. 6orsan. one oi the Grand
hafshalf h"si was "cCid ntal omitted. As MO dor.
man had very ahorlous duty TO PERFORM We ,hcer.
iuli repair the error ~ ~
Every member Of Hope Lodge No. 24i has agreed
70 contribute % TO the new Han ana Asylum nlnd
fsrk lodge. No. 5!u has voted D IN the sane ohieot
The sun., 1870-03-21

The GHciHHdE Commercial reports that gar
RETr DAVIS Las given another thousand dollars to
the funds of the Cuban Charilabe Aid Society" II
that be true the treasurer Of The Society would like
10 see the money.
The sun., 1870-03-21

The ddRy circulation ofTnE SCN dVrin9
The last wok, rhich endod on Sslaraay.
March 10, ,rds as Tolo,ts:
Nor nv ...".....n! .Iot Thursday ....... ~ 100
tuesday ......... ,NHt Friday. 300
wcIn sdaY 10000 baturaay" ay".........HG.O9O
Aggrtgaie do9y cirpidiiOn last rc,k,
5da. 100. Ar,r0Gc 6oHy cirrWiotioR d0r.
iog he rtck, 0i,250. Dtiy arrryr 1'r
ing TIC Er,t!0Hs c,ek, ondiag MVch Il,
bO,C5O.
The sun., 1870-03-21

What is the matter with the overland
mul' No papers have been received from Cali.
lorna since iast THURSDAY, and there j. sus.
plclon that the railway i, blocked With snow.
The sun., 1870-03-21

The English Railway Lawyer among us.
Mr. Burr the English representative of
Ill" Eric stockholders in London has mado a
long argument before the Railroad Commit
Tee ol the State Senate at Albany in favor OF
r'pcai Of the Legislative act Of 1869 rcla.
ting TO the Dir ctofa of the Erie Railway
COMPANY This act 10 popularity known as
the Directors bill So far as the reasoninr of
MI Buhr's aIgumcnt il based upon the mex
podicncy and mpropricty of the statute in
question It may be worthy of attention but
20 lar as he assumes that the management Of
hc Erie Railway. and the laws relating
n're'o' arc remarkably exceptional in char.
p'es OF unparalleled in other lanls. he ia
The sun., 1870-03-21

Mr.. Titan Cofi"y, Assistant Attorncv. q Gcncrl
under lncJlns Administration, having r, si.ncd hi.
rost az s'cri iary 10 Gov Curin's legation at #
P"ler'burg, Mr.. kutene Schuyler OF this city. late
Consul At MoscoV and Reyrl, has been appointed IN
his stead. This is an admirable selection, Mr..
Schuyler being gentleman Of fine literary ability
and lonyersant Vita tie Russian language.
The sun., 1870-03-21

The following joint resolutions relating to
the civil contest in the island Of Cuba were
adopted by the Legislature of Iowa on the liih
inst. IN the Senate there was majority oftwcuty
in their favor, aud in the House of Represents.
tives there uero but three dissenting votes:
BE- n rCsoiroi By he G,AcrH AsSemJiy q ne state
oj Iord Lat tile peopl" Of this state regard with
deep interest and profound symnathy the siruggles
from European domination. and that they regard
with abhorrence the cru.ltes inflicted by the Span.
iard- upon their patriot prisoners-treain,ent which
s unchris'ign, and unNorihi OF the civilization pTo-
iessed slike IN Europe aud America.
Be UJyTth,r reso'rsd That II has become histori-
relations of toe American continent TO the older
NoTll, that Whenever q State of this continent
founded by color ization, has population Htlcd Tor
-elfg0ycrnment, with - chief interests antas0nistc
to = longer condition OF dependence on European
rule; aud ils people with reasonable unanimiy de.
sire and insi-t On the adoption OF Independent
American civil institutions such u STATE has a right
e. assert IT, indeuendenco, and establish govern
ment with American princnles. founded on The vol.
untary action 1f ts own people
BE u g"rthfr resolf,d, That after the lapse of
reasonable time showing the persistent determine.
ion such pcopc Tor independence Of European con.
iro, ant their ability 10 maintain their civil organ
ztrn against ne effort TO rr..utiugatc them durig
such ycrod # trial, II ~ the rigid and tue dny OF
the United " .toa Government 10 recognize item as
heligercnt- i'hin the pale Of Information Jaw, and
10 maintain Iercct neutrality between the contend
ing prrtioA nj this VII ont offence tO the foreign
government, licn can nnd IN such action only re-
cogniton oi tnc right On Whch uur own aud al
Other independent American governments are
founded
b Il .frOay rtsolr,i, That in appl,ing trcsc prln.
cipl Ia CUBS the limo las iu'ly come for q ctssa
tun ~ tHat policy which allows The European power
10 huiid luU Ut uut ''--"is Of Nur, "a viii in our
pnrt', uud move tr'W thence for ttc rc.suhiUcatuu
o, the Cuban I,Opc, white this Government At The
stm" tim" -rllv- nd couuscIit. pst| 'lbln We.
,'ls d'Su no our ports hy stress Of weather, Or
Ter r'u,i; aud ~ rs me iuty Of our Gu'Cwnout tn
adopt rule nat -N.ll equally admit 10th cunir..
''n,e v" .Nt r'N'f'S"l "ut r., or equally "xclud"
The sun., 1870-03-21

One of the Washington correspondents
suggests that reason for Gen. GRANr's lobby
ing On behalf Of the Dominican treaty is that he
has spent a hundred thousand dollars Of the
secret service fund in getting the treaty into It's
present state Of maturity, and does not like TO
have the money appear az total loss.
of he whole sum spent under Gen, GRAsr's
authority in this business, hundred and fifty
thousand dollars has nominaly been paid to the
authorities Of ~ Domingo aa the first years
The sun., 1870-03-21

slk hIe. gas. 6ea Nulet mon. 'N'
The sun., 1870-03-21

MADAME JONES. fortune teller shc h., no
VI sdnAL VI Thomolnna q LAdlsl, sOo.i Eeats a. w
The sun., 1870-03-21

that they never hcurd Of his having residence In
the Cptcr Peninsula; that he had for several years
past been a travelling sacsman for liquor house,
aud had fcrued many acquaintance ~ Detroit. as
well - IN other cities al the state.
Put said one OF them, there Is a gentleman in
the ci y, engaged In another l.nc OF business, VINO
ngs kuowu him rom loyl cod. and can ,rl you al
aJort him" When introduced TO tiis ccrtl, man
| found him to be an old resident ui tie city. a
n,tn Ot WtaIth ara T,sVe ;ab3ity. and rcsiding iu
Iaiayc street This conNC fsatiOn CusUed:
The sun., 1870-03-21

ioD--gTr io-T d'e Ihgs,d'y evening mnA An in Ggnd
.eLlIllna h,lI MILLIAAl d NRI. NlGrnn,l " WV "
The sun., 1870-03-21

the parties implicated Edinit them to be, aud as
sworn testimony proves them to b..
Tho rccorla ~ tisc War DEPARTMENT show that
Mr.. Driggs nominated rs cadets 10 West Poin,:
Fred u Sweet, OF Saginaw city Geo. u. Holmes,
OF Dorurnl; jOia u. Gghlcy, OF Portage Charles
Brllen, of Fast Saginaw, and III. e. Swesg'cs. Of
:: lo N. No susricioh attaches 10 any Of these
nan.s- except tLat OF John Il. GGuiey, OF Portage.
The only pla,c c-..ei pc-.,st ~ .aat 6istrict "a
township Of llcugh.on county. near Copper Haibor
II occurred 10 Us once that IL THIS john r. Gac."
~ LOHd ne 7, sdont OF that remote ty~rS,ip K
may ne all right, and Mr. briggs may r"li assume
his indignant attitude aud write ai1 l'nn letter.
The sun., 1870-03-21

These facts, as TO the residence, politics. and short
st,y of Clnley az West Point arr N,ry F,uctall,
known in this city. The meau- by witch aud ti"
person through whom he obtained the rppuintn ut
not much known til the allu.on to the matter
IN your paper I proofs tn sui Nianiiac them are
abundant II Mr. DIiggs feels any inclination to
cNntToytft them, he can be put int imno date
muuication Ni;h res. -ihlr aries NhO viii give Llm
an tie light IN the subject he may de-ue, These
statements not written ut random, but atera
u investigation OF the case mi le result j. given
Ito the public through the same channel that Mr.
briggs may be the more content"
The sun., 1870-03-21

! 4 IHs9 dug 70 space allotted, VANpEg.
4 WELL Sfy 90, Pnnter,' Warehouse, no Full
W anl ~ utcL g., New YORK.
The sun., 1870-03-21
~ NAVE EouGHT CHANCE OF Mr.. bMGGs o
sAGINAW,

and Il mas cost me over one thousand dollars
Are YOU 'ure he told ou mar A.-lts, repeat.
edlN : & made 10 conccllmCnt ot n to me
QArc YOU Willing e. have your name Irfcrrrd to as
mhklul ihs statement A.-tcltanly. Lam NO office
',cN,r, ! am ahcpubHcau, aud alUa,- ucan 10 tell
thr Uu h.
@ al Ganley 1ny rorcs2 An connections
were what az catd hhh (atholc cu.ucTis 81 never
he rd.t ht being ANYTHING bui Dem, clHt.
OIL he htd ever lived IN The lVlcr tui gla would
you hnN' Occn lkch to ioar uf ~ A.-Gcs he u yer
lned there, but had brother that sometimes weut
north.
The sun., 1870-03-21
THE CADETSHIP MARKET.
DID THE nov JOHN p. BRIGGS or
MICHIGIN RECETVE $f,OOOY

A ST. night StoFy-IIow John ". q nlcy was
Fi-hrd no In the Copper Districi-Jobn
Ep, d Democratic BJy-SiN Mont - VII
tnry Schooling Costs Him st,OOO-Did tie
yirtuou- Drugs Get the Money!
To tie EdRor OF me sur.
SIN The daily SrN Of Feb. contained an al
lusion TO q letter received by MIR. Boutwell,
during the first year Of his service as member o.
the House nf Representatives in which he was offered
81, GOO for an appointment to Wcst Point, accompa
MED by the statement that afcrword, when the
list Of the young men who had been admitted to the
Military Academy was sent TO the War Department.
the name OF tie person who had made the offer to
Mr.. Boutwell, was among them, and HAT c had been
appointed by Il member OF the House from Mcl i.
gan that this member was called upon for M ex.
pllnaiion and the woud.bc cadet pcremptorib
dismissed.
This reference attracted very general attention In
this state The friends OF the several Reurc cnatvce
at once irqured, " Can 1t be that my Roprcscnta.
tive is guilt, of this tingr EusDicions, however,
were very generally turned in orc direction Nor
were Trey long IN doubt. On the 18th ult. Mr.. j.
+. briggs, oxmonber OF the Sixth District OF THIS
Stale, assumes the task Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-28

!
| upon the bridge. one Of the number Isl
! Lew "a Inc city, gentleman Who has
seen the Destruction 70 commerce by The
arrive this week, both OF whom are ne
not be blinded
LoUsvILLE. - The Oourfey-J otunal OF
Wednesday says:
The City OF Vieksburg took GOO tons &C
Memphis, 500 OF which is for LfverpooI.
isnglands direct, Oh through ball Of lad
Captain PEBBLES is making arrangemepfe
70 place boat In the st. Louis and Nash.
VIE VIE trade during the coming season.
GRASSY Flats is reported tile WORT p1aca
netWeen here and Cincinnati, with only
four feet IN the channel All RfsfnV eu1i
Bar there is I'VE feet
ST. LouH--The Democrat Of Wednesday
says:
BUSINESS IS revlvlng. Shipments are
being made to Texas ports. and fI5eref,re
our boats Tor New Orleans an ont more
readily tnsn they have done OF late. The
river was ON stand yesterday. Tho Ups
per Mississippi Is falling ali the yvav from
81. Paul. The Illinois IS on a stand. Tbe
OHIO continues its downward movement
at All points. The rains In Missouri have
swollen the Usage andsother tributaries.
Inc people OF warsaw. on fhe Usage, eX-
The government survey bOas fs now ub
that stream engaged In n preh minary in-
spsctAOI ~ ~ oDstruclons4 The wharf
boats OF the southern packet lines pre-
sented busy scene last evening ia the
movements or freight. A Carrier Line
packet leIt Tor HeQ river with good
trip, and the Superintendent Is deter unined
TO send of another boat on Saturday Ire
r. j. Lockwood.
Captain John A. Williamson arrived
from Cincinnati 70 spend several days in
this city.
NEW ORLEAEs.--The Times OF sundaF
says:
We are stu favored with clear aud dee
ilBhtiut weather, as yesterday was another
beautiful day, OF which we haze already
had not a few. We trust that such weafher
may continue for some time, as none
better could be expected.
Business matters on the Ievee Tor ina
last of the week were more active than any
OF the preceding days. The departures
We're numerous. and on board the nnntor-
lily or them were noticeable payines INNS
doubtless hence forth. -buaineaa viii conc
tinue 10 loom upand q brisk time NAV be
expected.
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Administratnr,a Sala-

AT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ the undersigned. Administrator OF
the estate OF John TOhill, deceased, VIII
offer for sale at public cutlery, at the late
residence Of said TOhiIl, on Eleventh
Street, In JacobsYille, in the City ol Ev-
angpiIle, Indiana, on the
Msr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870
J he personal property OF Sale estate. CON
sistinR OF Horses, Mules. Cows, Hogs. Cat
tie, Wagons, Moving Machine, Farming
Implements, and about n acres OF stand
ing Corn, and various other articles. sale
TO commence at 10 o'clock 4 n
TERMS.-Sums OF s. and Underi oash
chaser giving note bearing interest," win
good and approved security. .-.(,.
BAUNDEE5 SANeohs
ocII-8wd&w Administrator.
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Rocky Mountain CObbIeE'
Tobacco Factories
FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOW WING TORAC
III Stemerles situated aa follows:

TINE FOLLOWING TOBACCO
H. stemerles situated aa follows;
At CurdsvIlIe. Daviesa county, KY, 10
bacco House. Capacity TO handle 100000
pounds,
Ashbysburg, Hopkins Co, KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
Taylor's Landing, Mclean Co., KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity 10 handle zJ0OOD
pounds.
Livermore. Mclean Co., Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 600 900 pounds
Sacramento, Mclean % KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 10000 pounds.
Ceralvo, Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco House.
Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco House,
Capacity 20 handle 10000 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 10 handle $4,000 pounds.
bacco. House. Capacity 20 handle 100000
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co, Ills. Tobacoo House.
Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds,
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds
RIchland. Spencer Co.. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
All OF the above stemeries are located
In the best producing tobacco sections,
and are in complete order, having screws,
tobacco sticks, and all other necessary
conVeniences for handling and hanging
tobacco, together with fhe Office Cooper
tached. All or any OF the above will be
sold below their value.
3. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or II. il. Ark
ENBURGH, 30 Broad 81, m. Y. oell-2m
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Portable Steam
Engines.

GRANDVIEW, IND, Oor. 9, 1870.
Mr.. G. Kratz, Evansville, Ind: gr
SIR-EncIosed please ind 500, the bal
ance due on the Portable steam Circular
Saw MILL This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as L have now
thoroughly tested IL, ito meet my agree
ment- with you TO speak my mind in re-
gard to the sarne) have to say that now
can safely recommend 1t TO all desiring
perfect satisfaction in a saw Mil, and 10
procure what you saba complete Mill
and Engine.
1 have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled a
Boiler and Engine that has so easily kept
steam with the only fuel use (green SLABS
taken from the log direct).
We consider the Mil and its capacity to
be all that can be desired OF a Saw Mill in
every respect. Any person wishing TO
know IL these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can find ample demon
stratton of 1t by calling on MS at the mill.
Yours, very truly,
oc1l VIM. CADICK q DAWSON.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov l5-em o. KRAFT.
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Notice of Election.

NT0TIoE Is HERE TX, q, GI ,,15I th ne
~ Special EieeI,iVi WI ~ I,slu I ne
SSit,1 = ssvansville. on the I2lH DAE OF
N6VEWBER, 1870, for the purpose OF elect
mo q MAYOR OF said city, To MI the vacancy
neeasioned by the death Of thelate Mayor,
Hon william III. Walker.
By order OF the Council.
Nm. HELDER Clerk.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Oct. ., 1870
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~ Il w B II II O
COAL.

All orders left with JOHN N. ECOWr.
corner Main and Second Street, or north
corner Water and Main Stg will receive
prompt attention AZ the lowest prices.
ocl6.8m WM LOVE.
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Blindness Cured Of Eleven Years standing.

EVANSVILLE, October %, 1864.
haze been blind from GRADUATED together with nfamaton
films
which totally Blind
Of indianapolis,
natl and st LOUIS and all until placed myself under the
professional of DR.. Bort. skiu treatment restored
Sight In less than three weeks.
JOHN GOODRICH. Vincennes. Ind.
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Read Evansville
Although follow
hope will the
Blind and Deaf have A BOON.
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Steam Circular Saw Mill.

The one we purchased of you on the I'D
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied hat with proper hands II
will saw fifteen hundred feet of poplar per
great reason 10 congratulate yourself upoo
having constructed q most excellent MIL,
which will doubtless supercede those con-
gentleman, Mr.. John Welt, whom you
sent to put the mill up and start IL for us,
seems to be an excellent machiniat. Our
friends who witnessed him working, say
he Is the best sawyer that they have eN or
SEEM You could not have sent q better
mRchintst aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more satisfaction. We started
to Jaw with 40 lbs. of steam to saw our first
log. Your Mill is just what you recon-
mend 10 to be.
Yours, truly,
sep9-3m ELDER BROS.
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F.
This certify thirty years
relief could
TIL submitted Dr. performed almost painless
could well
though
that with much difficulty when followed
Refer Mr. proprietor Sherwood House.
the above ROBERT MCCOY Mccoy Ind.
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The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the PortibIe Circular Saw
Mil Is from 125 TO $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 50 to 50 pounds per
square Inch, >at which steam issnot. con-
stdered In the least dangerous and is, at
the same time, more economical In the
saving OF fuel, &C. Ne append the follow
Ing certificate OF the first Of nay new style
Porte Die Nils, for the noting and eareful
perusal OF EaWyers and all those destr1nR
TO purchase, and solicit D call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn nom place, and
always ready for operation m few hours.
Mr. KRATz The Portable Engine You
Furnished me- 1 consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine
ever saw runs light, uses 20 pounds OF
stean for running q double 90 and 80 inch
circular saw mill for 8 common Gays busi-
mess. An average days work. 5000 90
10000 fest OF lumber, easy, With rs pounds
OF steam. A ]. CALDWELL,
Lynnvillo Ind.
MARION, KY September 5, 1870.
Mr.. q. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-We take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence of your
Portable
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Company,

or Land Tor th9 right OF way for
the Railroad Of the Evansville,
Oarmi and Pa1ucah Railroad
Company.
To the heirs and devisees Of cetavia %.
Lewis, deceased:
RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Oh
~ the intention Of the Evansville
Carni and Paducah Railroad Company to
appropriate q piece or strip Of ground for
the road bed Of the railroad OF said come
pany, upon and over the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF section twenty,
(20) town six (0) south, range eleven M
west, situated in Perry Township, Wander
burgh County, Indiana, said strip OF
ground being SIX (G) rods in width and six
tees hundred and tWenty-One QG2D feet IN
length, aud extending across said tract OF
land as shown on tue map 81 said rail-
road, filed IN the Office OF the clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Nauderburgh COunty.aud
upon the map OF said trcct OF land flied in
said Office with the instrument Of 0ppf0s
priation; and that application viii be
made on tue 18Th day Of November, l850,to
tine Gre 1it Court OF said county for the
appointment OF three dlsinte rested free
holders TO appraise the damages which the
owners Of SAID land may sustain By SAID
III ASA IGLEHARr,
w. BAKER,
oci26-tdl AtCys for E., q. q +. r. r. Co.
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CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
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All Surgical Performed with anteed suec,
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MAoHINxsg.
c. < RAT 2,
PORTAL BILE
SIZE AM ENGINE
Circular Saw Mill Works.
Corner First and Pima and Second and
Elm Streets,
Evansville. INDIANA.
Important Notice.

Portable Esgines (sa1o mall size), and
Portable Circular S01o Mills.
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AL EYES ms ERTED-
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THE DIAMOND GLAS SES.

RT ANUFACTURED BY =. E SIP En-
Iva GER & CO., New York, which are
now offered to the public, are pronounced
by all the celebrated OPTICIANS OF the
World TO be the MOST PERFECT, Natu-
raj, Artificial help to the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own SUPER
vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melt
ed together, and derive their name "Dia-
mond, !" on account of their hardness and
brillfancy. The Scientific Principle on
which they are constructed brings the
core or centre OF the lens directly in front
OF the eye, producing a clear and distinct
vision. as In the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations,
such as glimmertnG and wagering of sight.
dizziness, &C., peculiar to all Others In use.
Tnev are MOUNTED IN THE FINEST
MANKyTsR in frames of the best quality
or an materials used for that purpose.
,THETHg FINISH AND DUEsABl a.
Try cannot be surpassed.
CAUTION.-NOne genuine unless bear
Ing their trade mark < > stamped on
every frame.
Is the Sole Agent for Evansville, Indiana,
from whom they can be obtained. Thess
goods are not supplied 20 PeddIers. At any
price. jy&-ly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-31
Mulchiug Trees.

We would call the attention of those
who have planted trees this spring to the
great importance of mulching the same.
1t is in all seasons indispensable to the
greatest thrift and growth Of trees trans
planted, and in such very dry season as
this the very lie of them is often depend
ing upon it. We have seen many trees
lately that had been neither watered nor
mulched, and the owners thereof wonder
ing why they did not leave out and grow.
Others have watered their trees but have
neglected to mulch them, and leave the
ground to bake as hard as an old mortar
bed. We consider tree well mulched
without watering, much better treated
than one that is watered without being
mulched, and its chances of living much
greater. Those that have not attended to
this matter should do so at once, as the
fate of their trees may soon be decided
against them.
If the present dry weather continues
MAY 23) it will be safer to water. The
better way is to water copiously, but not
often, and be sure to apply the mulching
after.