The Ann Arbor Greys

A new Military Company lias been organized in our City.for home service or field service as the exigencies of the case may de" mand. A meeting cas held on Monday tvening and the following officers elected : Captain- John H. Burleson. let Lieut.-James M. Wilcoxson. 2d - Marvin V. K. Jones. 2J " - John Vandthaden. Drum Major - Lemuel F. Root. Ordtrly Seigeant-A. C. Jewett. Jst " - L. Stubbs. ad ■ _W. F. Bartlit. 3J " - William Watti. 4th " - Louis Goulet. Ist Corporal- Ira G. Bette. 2d " - C R. Thompson. 3d " - D E Bingham 4th '■ -John M. Markell We believe it is the intention of the Company to uniform and undergo a thorough drill. J533T Pleasant Spring weather bas cotno, and Summer is promised. Now is t'ie time for firmers to crowd in their crope ; let ' not an acre. a rood or a foot of tillable land go unplanted Lnrge armie must be fed, producers a-e becoming consumera, and if farmers ■will it ' hoy will foei the revulsion and depresion,which follow in the wake of war less than eny other cUbs of cur people. Plant, then ; plant corn, potatoes. and beans, plant and ow any kind of vegetable or grain not out of seanon, and next Fall you will reap your reward. f1 Warm weiither oertainly ought to be with us, and frosts ani cold rains banished to the hyperborean regions of the Uorth, for here c tnes to our table Gadey't Lady' Book for June, with "Summer Scènes," 'Sum mer Fashions," and hints for "Preserving Fruits." Well, Godey is always uptotime if May or any other raonth does get out of joints. $3ayear; Godey and the Akous for $3.50. A new volume will begin with the July number, and now is the time to subscribe. jL3T" Now is the time to subscribe forthe Akous. It will kep you poited ns to the movements of your friends who have buckltd en their armor and gone forth t) the Jeftn8cof the government. It will give you a nynopeh of the general news, and valuable local newi that you can not get in City pa pers. Send in yo:ir cames. Will not some friend in each Township procure us a few tubscribers.