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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09
oFs1cE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,
s.ssa FEBRUARY ', !H1.

~ comfort, and beauty Of the city, sns Soaa QUAR-
have authorized The payment OF me Wv ;er 81,
nesr OF = premium OF one dollar re. ,Ssrsnb,ses
trees planted upon the Streets OF ING c's1' s1''~~
10 the fcl lswlnx regulations; ,oh.. IN diam.
he trees TO be NOT less than TWO M.is rpsinssr
eser and Of such character Is ss I'M .Ssesod .na
may spprSSye; sasa vsa sss amer shsss planting the
s ten living aud protested oy nss.
In not TO appl, TO the business: - Aps
streets Of as ey that the planting Of tho
Ai,an,us and ogsheitisn or pspsns mMtN.K. -
prohioiied. eaAS' n t Ri snsspesr.
| fe S--1H ---,------s-------%
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FROM WARRINGTON.

INK MESSAGE THAT WAS LAUGHED At.
~, ,5s Senate ant House of Representa-
arcs:
.r,s.r ,7nian Of tha States Of Germany into
s,rr,, or Government similar in many re-
.,.s,, ~ That .: the American Union IS an
.,.,,, fbqt cannot fail 10 touch dccny the
.,...r..i,.;r., Of the people Of the United
~lat'>.
To,S union has been brought about by the
l.ur-rnrtinucd. persistent efforts oil the pco-
,.~ with The deliberate approval OF the
,,,n,ncrfS and people OF twenty-'our OF
40 Irr1nan Siatcs, through their regularly
...,>titu;cl representatives.
In II thr American people see an attempt
g.. rrprnaucr III Europe some OF the BEST
...,-,,ys o. orr own Constitution, with Such
s..,q.iou aS the history and condition OF
,,,r;,auN seem TO require. The local gov
u.,,aynts oC the several members OF Tue
....,t are preserved. while the powers con-
Tired r,uoa the chief mpart strength for
r.. NUN. So Of self defence. without au.
...vjrv ~ enter upon waiS al conquest and
..1v.5uD. 3,
y,.r cherished aspiration for national
.....-,. which COR ages had inspired the many
49,. ms Of rrpulr speaking the same Ian
.u..n. IuAaMl!u1 a contiguous and com
r..,t territory. bat unna!ura!ly separated
s..>.tl,..4y ivul>tjc jcaIouSics and the
....9 of Sholt->i@htcd rulers, has been
...;r.&. 3rd Germany now contains Il
...,...;.u o.. about M.Uuo.oHV. united, like
M. ,yya. under uHc Government Tor its
g.. IA, Wi.n ether POWERS, hut retaining
g. lis several members the right and power
... ..s.rnl Il ,h"tr local Interests, habits,
...G institutions.
i1r bringing of great masses of thought
: -,.,,.n Ian ~.
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James c. southall, Esq, formerly OF the,
Enquirer, is III q day or two to lake control
OF that paper again.-Rlchmond letter.
Lytchburg Neers.
a fire in Lynchburg Tuesday DESTROYED
the stable of q colored man named John
Knirkle.
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NEW PATENTs.-Animal trap. James {.
Parrish, Petersburg, Va; medicated smok-
ing tobacco, Wesley 4. Wright, Lynch
hllrm Va.
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CABINET CHANGES.

Ia" President to-day convGrScQ freely
ANT ilHy viii newspaper correspondent
I'll thr ~ujg.c. or Cabinet changes. He adj
MS tA.; :: revision uf the Cabinet is TO
tah' place >p?ln timc within month after
-" Adjournment If Congress, although the
t!!u" q. "a >tcrc->or 10 Mr.. Fish WI! Ue sent
j" :" Hr confirmed some time during the
present session. The changes TO be made
arc ia Tie state. Navy. and Altornry-Gcne-
rat's offices only, the present iucumbents
ot which n" fully conscious Of and willing
ior = change. ana one OF whom Mr.. Akcr-
mHnl j. 10 be sent ~ Minister 10 Prussia.
yir" Mr, bancroft. The President denies
'.hr".u} IS that either Mr. Boutwell, or Nr.
H,3n.Elp arc 10 leave the Cabinet. rs he re-
CARDS those gentlemen among his tirmcSt
~up!ur,,r> and best friends, besides which
neither 81 lheu have si9niiicd their inten-
ilnu directly or Indirectly 10 sever their of
u'II relations with him. and he cen tainly
Will not a.k their rc-i@naliuuS. The PreSi-
dent ~i"k- III What hr intended to do with
some bitterness, aud Il degree OF positive
u"~> evidently called forth by the attacks
a.: rr.tUn. i;adical sheets. which nc men,
!,pN"d ny maine IL strong terms Of conucm-
ton.
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Foreign Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.1
LONDON, Feb. Noon. s2t. U. 8.
bonds, 9O5
Embellishments, 90. u. S. bonds sO,. Tai
low, ass. sd. Turpentine, ais.
LIVERPOOL, Feb g. Noon.-Cotton dull and
tending downward; uplands, 3d.; orleans, I'D
Breadstuff, quiet.
bly, higher; uplands, I'D; Orleans, I'D; sales,
TO- 00O bales, Including coo for speculation and ex-
port; sales made on u ship named at New Orleans
~ 7,d for luiddlings. Breadstuffs declining.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The second
III half of the current session begins February
l4tl, when students may enter with advantage.
For particulars or special informaton apply by
letter or otherwise TO 3. PUkYEAk,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
ia Stu, Th&>tTebl5
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The Ohio Senate adopted resolution
Tuesday fayoringa "moderate tariff"
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NOTICE ~
l. CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Nd,
g., order the better to meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have estaoilsheo
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will. upen application, promptly SEND oy ma an
eli Itnes Of SAMPLES OF the NEWEST AMI
MnsT FASHIONABLE GOODS, or french,
EnyIish. and domestic manufacture, guarantes,ing
a. all times to sell as low, not at less prices tnan
any house In the country. uos, .s,a.
Buying our goods from the largest anu most cS ZIG
brated manufacturers IN the dinerent parts Q, E
pone and importing the same by steamers oireGs
sunnlied with the novelties OF the LONDON anu
IA we buy and sell only for cash. and make no no
d dshts we are able and willing 70 sell our go0ds
~ FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PEk CLSi'
IpSS PROFIT than II we gave c!edit.
Tn Sending for samples. specify the knC ol 40
desired. We keep the best grades Oh esers oi"'0
~ Goods from the lowest to the most Costly.
tira,ers una ccom panied by the cash win oe 'en'
u pyR;dns;ipT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERs;
x tn1itas to inspect the stock IN our Jobbing ano
p.cE acre Department. Address ,n,xs
raeA'ee HAMILTON EASTER snNs,,
W., NJ 1 Sy,' Baltimore, Sid.
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MAEIME EMTEAEIGENUE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC, FEB. 0, ISL.
Sun rises....n..... 8.48 moor rises TO- IS
sun sets ,.,....,,.. 5.lA Lish tide ...... 7.2O
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nosslsg AsD srArrosrHY.

II %
I1Q1f NOW II Cp11
lCSls is THE TIME IGfls
TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAH 1871.
Any NEWSPAPER or MAGAZINE published
In the world sent 70 subscribers III any part Of tbs
country at low rates by
ELLYSON d TAYLOR,
lu0 Main street, next TO Dispatch building,
Richmond, VS.. ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES gTA.
Ii0HEkY, MAPS, Almanac, LITHO-
GRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS, PLAYs,ga
STANDARD WORKS, SCHOOL,
BOOKS CHEAP NOVELH II
SONG.BOOKS, BAL.
LALS, DIME
AND sE3s'sh
TEN-CENT PUBLICATIONS, COMIC BOOKS
ALL ARTICLES REQUIRED
by the great
READING PUBLIC. t&t<
aIFERAL AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC. -
The following sent by mail to any part of the
country az the following rates: <tasSst
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IARPENTERING.-I take this methoa
4 af informing my friends and the public gene
rally that have moved back 10 sne 81 10Th and
Egrs"sin streets, and am prepared to 90 III knus
OF TAnPSNTEhS' work on reasonable 'efHiS'
A call is re specifically solicited. ,psnp
i IA 40 -eod2nf JOHN L. UhhoNHSs-
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NEW LAW BOOKS.-RANDOLP s.
~ ENGLISH. 1918 Main street. have all the
NEW Law and a large stock OF OLD.
Grattan. vol. 10; price SIS by msil, 9s. 80. Acts
Of Assembly lsG0-'7O, $3.50; by mall a29o Red
field on wins, 3y.; Troop on Verbal Agreements;
Stamp Acts Brighty's Digest TO 1870 Wallace,
vol. 0, &c.
Decisions American Reports, &c. in 20-d&w
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lSH MAGAZINES,

Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
we fatter ourselves we can please our customers.
To getters-up OF clubs special inducements will
be offered. ELLIsOH TAYLOR,
Next TO Dispatch building,
IA ID swSw Richmond. Va.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-01
The Heart'S-EaSc.

There is II good fable about It king ;
garden, in which all at once the trees
and flowers began to wither away: the
oak because it could not yield any fair
flowers; the rosc-bush because it could
bear no fruit; the vine because it had
to cling to the wall and could east no
cool shadow.
~ am of no use i'll the world,' said
the oak.
81 might as we'll de- said the rose
bush.
"What good can l do:" murmurcd
the vine.
"Then,' said the king, ''what makes
you SO bright and blooming when all
the rest are fading:'
al thought" said the little hearts
ease, "you wanted me hero, because it
was here you planted me; and SO l
thought 1 would try to be the best lit
tie heart's-ease that l could be-
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&be little *olhs.
A Real Hero.

A real hero-a four-footed Onc-and
his name was Bob. He had no partic-
ular owner, but had attached himself
to a fireman's company, and was known
as ssThe Fireman's Dog Whenever
there was fire Bob was on hand, run
ming before the engine to clear the way,
and always brave and helpful.
At one time he found, in Il burning
house, a poor cat, half stitied with
smoke and bewildered with fright, so
that she could not help herself. Bob
seized her in his mouth, but without
hurting her, sprang through window
and landed pussy in a safe place. Was
he not a brave, kind dog:
But he did a service afterward that
was far more valuable than saving pus-
sy's life. At another fire he was found
scratching and barking ft,riot,sly at Il
closed door. The firemen thought all
the inmates were safely out of the house
and were unwilling to open the door,
because the draft would increase the
flames. Hush your noise and get
away" said one Of them, roughly. But
Bob, though usually very Obelient, this
time was resolved to have his own way.
He barked and scratched with all his
might; and at last fireman said,
"There must be some reason why Bob
makes such an ado about this door.
Let's see!' They burst open the door
and found little child asleep.
If white-robed angel had flown
down on golden wings to rescue that
little one, we should have owned, with
hushed breath, that he was sent of God.
But the poor dog was no less his mes
senger. God takes countless ways to
succor and bless the little children, for
he watches over them with Il love that
far outweighS even Il mothers tender
ness. That little child had not moth
er's care, for a mother would have
thought of him before she thought of
herself; but he was safe i'll the clasp of
n mightier love.
None of you children, who read this,
are too small, or weak, or poor to do
good. If you have the heart to help
and bless, and will watch for opportu-
mites, you will find them. Use the lit
tie, everyday ones truly, and byand-by
greater may be given you. The kind
word, the giving up in play, waiting
on father or mother, or am using baby
use these faithfully and chcerfully; and
80 shall the life OF real charity be nour-
ished and grown in your souls, and fail
you not when other tests shall come.
Bob had a chance to rescue pussy, and
he did it, Aftcrward came the chance
to save the child, and he did that. 1t
was the will to help that made the dog
useful. And it is the will to help that
makes little people and grown people
useful. -CHitIrea's Hour.
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WMaehita TeleAraph,
MONROE, LA, APRIL l, 1871
THE MODERN BELLE.

The daughter sits in the parlor
And rocks Oh her easy chair,
She is dressed in silks and satinS,
And jewels are in her hair;
She win<s and giggleS and Shippers,
And shippers and giggles and winks:
And though she talks but little,
It's vastly more than she thinks.
Her father goes clad in russets--
All dirty, seedy at that;
His coat is all out at the elbow,
And he wears shocking bad hat.
He is boarding and saving his dollars
So carefully, day by day,
While she on her whims and f:,ncieS
Is sq,landering them away.
She lies in bed of Il morning
Until the hour Of noon,
And then comes down swapping AMI >narling
Because she's called so soon!
Her hair is still in papers,
Her checks still daubcd with paint
Remains of last nights bushes,
Before she attempted to faint
Her feet so very little,
Her hand SO very white,
Her jewelry so very heavy,
Her head so very light
Her color is made Of cosnetici,-
Though this she will never own
Her body is mostly cotton,
Aud her heart is wholly stone
She falls in love with Il fellow
Who swells a foreign air;
He marries her for her money,
She marries him for his hair;
One OF the very best matches;
Both are we'll mated for life:
She gets fool for a husband,
And he gets fool for a wife.
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To Mil Coco Grass.

W" are assured that y certain means
OF destroying Coco Grass, il to pillow
deeply, and raise one crop Of oats, that
viii! grow high and thickly. The grass
is shaded out by this means, and will
disappear in one season.
Another party writes us that if the
ground that is afflicted with Coco Grass,
or any other obnoxious vegetation, be
cultivated deeply and set in castor bean,
II Will disappear in one season. The
land should then be covered with lime,
sand and manurC-thiS will make the
earth Il porous, light and rich loan.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-01
Comparative Fecundity of Ducks and Hens

Some interesting experiments have
recently been made upon the compar-
ativc fccundity of ducks and hens so as
to determine from which of the two
the larger number of eggs can be OBJ
tanned in the same time. For this pur-
pose three hens and three ducks were
selected, all Matched in February, and
nOuriShcd with suitable food. In the
following autumn the ducks laid 225
eggs, while the hens laid none. In the
next February the laying season began
again with the ducks and continued
uninterrupted till August. They did
not show any inclination to set, but be-
came very thin, although they after
ward fattcncd up somewhat. The total
number of eggs laid by the hens
amounted to 257, or Sc eggs each: and
800, or l3l each for the ducks. Although
the eggs of the ducks were rather SMALL
or than those Of the hens, yet they
proved to bc decidedly superior in nu-
tritiVc material, 50 that the superiority
in produ"tircn"Ss appears to be drci-
irtfy with the ducks.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-01
4 Thousand Boys Wanted.

There are always boys enough in the
market, but some of them are of very
little use. The kind that are always
wanted are:
I. Honest. .. Pure. !. Intelligent
i. Industrious. ;. Active. 6. Obcdi-
ent. Z. Steady. s. obiigiug. 9. Po-
lite. 10. Neat.
Fully one thousand tirst-ratc places
are open for Il thousand boys who come
up to the standard. Each boy can suit
his taste rs to the kind of business he
would prefer. The places are ready i'm
every kind of occupation.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
I I<.NOSI<E7$ THREE.
CELEBRNTED REM ED Is.

tfl4tliii,\i ED KEN fI'li"N
TIE NINTH WoNbi:i;, on. on IN
TRACT or IErurENr, an internal and r>irr-
nal medicine. cures Cholera and th"i.r;,
Morhus; and will cure the following lh'
eases:
Blooly FLAX ana Di:.rrhtl in one day.
Headache and f.:li:tcic in three minutes.
Toothacho IN one half minute.
Neuralgia i'll five minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant relief.
Sore throat i'll ten minutes.
collie and Crnmp in four minutes.
Rhculnat~ni i'll one day.
SPraiIS in twenty nlinllir%.
Sore or Weak Eyes i'll one day.
Pain i'll the back or side in ten minutes.
Fever and AZ ruc lit one day.
Breaks ~ Chill i'll five minutes.
Enlargement of I'll" Spleen in one I" thr""
DAYS: ,.,.
world, and the only one known that will
break Chill i'll five minutes, and leave til"
person clear OF fever.
You know moi when You may b" SICK, hlil
should keep it in the family.
None genuine unless the name of X. Il.
Ign"si:i * found blown on the h"ttic
LIGNDSKlS ELECTRIC IlNlMENT,
FoI; MAN Or BEAST. Try one hottl" and
you will never he Wit hn,it another.
Tho principal ingredient in this celebrated
medicine is an oil procured from the lihl-
ans OF the Rocky Mountains. 1t alone pos
ScSsiCS wonderful curative properties, and
being chemically combined. rs in the Ei.E''-
TRIO LlNiNE&r. with >unt" of he most pow
agents known Ia the mind, produces the
| most perfect and ri1irn"i"is remedy ever
made known TO the world. Reader, have
YOU friends that are suffering from cNtcrn"l
diseases. Fh"m 90 ten them to call III once
and get 81 supply of i.IG&O%kl'S Ei.lA"rl:iT
LISIMENT, and i,r Cured.
CURES I'll: F'II.DWIS,i DISEASES:
For N;uI-- inti;tnIIi;ttory rheumatism,
Chronic and Acute rheumatism, Bruises,
Spi;,iiS, Pains, stiffness or soreness in the
| Back or Joints. Burns and sicaltS. Ulcers
! and old Sores, Piles, Deafness ;uiu E.ar:,chc,
TOOtlIlchc. 1iraNarhr, sore Tl!rpat, Milml'S,
Aguc III the face or breast. White Swelling,
Sore or intlunca Eyes, Paralysis or Numb
Palsy, ErNSip "as1. salt l;E"ln, Scald Head
! or ScrntulnllS Sores.
| For itorScS--i'i" Head or Big Jaw, frl
| Evil, fiStuia. Mango. Scratches Bruises,
SwccnE, String Halt. Rin.: Bone, Wind-all,
Saddle Collar Calls. Cracked Heels.
Wounds and Cuts, S"r" and Weak Eyes,
| Founders.
! Mono Genuine Unless the name of Il. i.
1.igIioSki is found blnWn ON the bottle.
BROOKS SAlNE. II r,lrrS-Trttcr. Fry
SiitlHS, SAX ltpuin, :St:tiI Head, ltch Ring
worm, tlccrS i'll the Ear, l'implcS. lilotrhr~,
lnilnnCN Eyes, tnrnS. lnil:linnatorE lthrE-
| mati>n G"ut. f'it"S. and All f:rup1 ions "t
| he Skin.
All who have ever used this SalNr agree
that ii is the greatest remedy ever used
! After trying. ON" box YOU will always have
| il OF hIuI-
X. T.. Lie. EbSI\l
Druggist nn.I ihrmiSt. M"uru'., La.
| juft" Is, lS1H. n:;:t-ly
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Harm, &arpen anp bonsebolp.

Contributions on practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
ing fncts, experiments or recipes, are solicit
cd from our friends throughout the country,
for publication in this department..
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OFFICERS:
Hon. jefferson Davis, President.
NJ. J. WicSs, LIST Nicc-PrcSidcnt.
J. II. Petit, md cc-PrcSidcnt.
W. i. linNl" Secretary.
j. III. E.umonSnn, General \ gent.
BOARD tiEEcfpfs~:
NJ. J. WiclS T.. NJ. ApcrSon.
j. II. Petit. W. K. Hunt,
w. f. Grrcnlnw, james Pul:,n
+. Titus, Napoleon lIill.
}. g. LrngS'iai". VIM. .joNncr,
j.. w. Smith. A. SCSScl
w. l.. Vance. n. :. Bruce.
Il. X. Pullcm.
Hchcn Brothers, State Agents for Mort h
OIIiSi:,nn.
J. +. Behcn, Special Agent, Monroe. La
onicc: Corner Grand and DrSinrl SITS.
Dr. ID. IL. Kew will attend to the business
of the office n; Trcnto,.
REFERENCES:
New cRLEA NS.-t;cncral Harry Hays, r.
II. and }. NJ. Alton a CO., ';alhic;ttH,
Stewart * TiZrr. Jennings. Gates a co..
Nelson I-auphicd q co., Bcadlcs, Wingo
Il Go.
SilrEvErollv-l:. NJ. johnson, banker:
NilnhcrlcN, NrdiS n CO., wholesale mcr-
ciiantS; Cumming, Morrison Il co., II. II.
Morris, Druggist, Gregg Il Martin, Jcssrp,
Marsh n Wi"=ins IIynnS "a Kennedy.
Issues Policies on all the the improved
plans. No rest rictiolS on travel resi-
dcncc within the settled limits of the United
states. British y orth America or Europe.
An policies non-torfcitablc for their
cutntthir value. Liberal deductions made
on ministers.
Active, Intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents i'll every parish.
Medical examiner, Monroe. Or. Strothcr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-01
Drains.

There are many portions of farms
and gardens which the proprictOrs do
not think it would repay them to drain
by the usual expensive methods yet
they find it necessary to use some kind
of means to carry Off the water, which,
if permitted to remain, would keep the
earth cold, and in a condition that
would be Il great obstacle to proper Gull
tiVatiOn. Hence we advise those of
Our readers who have lands situated so
that they can be drained by shallow
condluits, to apply them at as early Il
date as possible.
The first requirement of all is to get
rid of the water that stands on the sur
face Of the soil, for this brings absolute
death to all vegetation. A simple plOw
iiIrrow, to remove the water that accu-
initiates in a depression of the surface,
will often produce more beneficial effect
than the same amount of labor applied
in amy other way. Next to surface
water comes Il sort OF surface sprinSi-
ness, II superficial oozc, or water re-
tanned near the surface Ivy Il dense hard
pan subsoil. Frequently this water col
lccts in basins of hcsubsoil, and a shall
low lmdcrlrlin will effect its removal.
If Il farmer docs not feel justified in
thoroughly UNDERWRITING any field
that is too wet, he may ut least be able
to lay Il few lines, two or three feet
deep, running through the worst spots
of the field, without much reference to-
its general conformation, and thus at
least remove the most evident source
of his inconvenience and loss.
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D.\HNEI II. MAI1RE. General Agent
for South West, 81 tarOndclrt St. \. ..
l.. V. MAI;III. State Agent.
+. l.. PlITltI, \ gent for North Louisiana
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Cen. J. FRANK P-tRGOUD. Prcsidcnt
Col. Isaiah Garrett, LIST Vice President; j..
=. StubbS, Esq, Ind Vice President: Frank
lin Garrett Esu., Secretary; Drs. ~. y. Ably
and r. p. Richardson, ENlminig Surgeons
re. Cobb, w. j. q. Baker, j. q. Richard
son. L.. V. Maryo, J. &. Godfrey, II. c. Scar
borough, c. Is. Routh. l.. l.. Pctri. John
lIucv, Isaiah Garrett, Jr., w. II. II. Muliin
and \. l.. Slack, Directors.