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AIT T. II. =
TR. CUFF BRACE PLOW.

l'AlS pLOW has been steadily ~
! siu:ng tavnr with the farmers ~
I rsntsr. for the last tea year9, ~,
=. !!ay row te considered the e0se.s..s, -;
r opaiir PIow ia use in the whoe South. II has taken
ms at three OF our State Fars and at the last Qs55)
t;he FIRST over all the most popular plows In use
:a $50 taken every premium given By the Mechanic;
'ae o, Virgin upon p!Ows, as well as silver meoa'
+; he hshes. award dtered y this nstitutei aud ns:
+ cce.siuy tested in every variety OF soil In ths
4, sni many OF the Southern States.
.a1isctuet by the undersigned at their factory on
Hsi.n street. below the Exchange. Richmond, va,
may be had nearly every article used or iilng 'ne
rrl I,-,Iy CiEO WAIT e. co.
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DISSOLUTION

NEE hrn o, HiXALI. y co. is this day dissolved
.as,n. Expired by limitation. All person.. having
. s.ans the late hrm, will please presen. them I'M
ltey Tor liquidation and all persons indebted VIII
sus make prompt payment.
.e partner will continue sign the name 9th hrin
..io.1. II, business RiCH'D BARTON HA3ALL,
WIN HENRY HAXALE,
T B. GRUNDf.
3.et rnond July l. 1858
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B. CHURCH. WILLIAM X. FLEMlN
CHURCH & FLEMING,

GENERAL COMMISSION MENCHANIS,
.,sgR Carr AsD 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 60
LuMBIAN HOTEL, RIcHMoND. VA,
JIYili pay particular attention 10 tine sale oi ALL
wv h.NDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dcalere In
h ssi. Of Agricultural Implements. which are warrant
4 o rrid aud garden seeds OF almost every variety
~
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Total exports from dock, for year ending 3Oth


II IL proper here 10 remark that all the -four manu-
actured nj the Richmond mills il eyporied-the -four
imported from rhe country being used for domestic
purposes and for export 10 cOaswise ports. The az
greghie receipts for ih-se purposes from other quar-
ers, Tor the year 1857 amounted To i27 l0l barrels.
and tor the la-t -Ix months, 5uding 3Oth June Ia
~, ,223 barrels. These the products of counir,
mills, not deeInsd sufficiently good for expectation t.
; foreign por;s.
In the exhibit Of exports by sailing vessels the dea
nations uer" not given. TINT the returns nf the
pots by slean-rs Ia New York, Philadelphia and
}aitimors. do NOT give anything like TIE Ec.na quan-
tify exported To these cities.
The following is exhibit Of the quantity of flour
inspected in Richmond for the ast six years and o
half:
1852. 1853. isjI 1855. 1856. lS57.
BUs. Bbi,. Bhis BIS. Bbis. Rb's.
4O97l2 1895 49, 739 3639lO is52ll 5l7 1853
For the quarter ending J.st March 1858 l56 AS
Quarter ending 10Th June, 1858. lU2 ALB
Total for six months, ending June 80 bbls 25S S6o
IL will be from the abovn exhibits that there IL
sesdy Increase IN the trade 1852, with IN"
cepOn Of The year lSj5 when The wheat crop in Nr.
glnIa fell far short oi Irs Usual yield.
The inspection returns Of Last year, ending 30ih
June, chow an increase those of the fOrme. year.
ending June 80, 1857, of llS 842 barrele.
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GEORGE L. HERRING.
,pu,,s.tnN Avn GRnrERN STORE

No. 81. MIN STacE+.
T. EgpS s,we. nuGd iGil siock of groceries, "
II whl he inylIee hs cus,omersand the public gene
1y A.o pnys strict attention 10 the sale OF country
|isr- -nI prepared furnish grain bags TO MS
|. ,eud. who wish 10 ,eui their grain 10 hn to sell
GEO. HERRING,
Ar, .,:i No So Main 81.
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The expectations tor the lns, ak month"; ending 3Ulh
June lhst, amount TO 27 $50 barrels for the month OF
July they amount to u 0i3 barrels The exoortations
by steamers TO New York Philadelphia and Balti
more, for the sst siI months ending June 30 Are: -
Nelc York. pbLLnd.LuLIn RuLLI,uu.n
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,,,c,INoID GROUND PLASTER.

. = .,nsrOucncc oi reduction In wafer power az my
.,n, site ior grinding Plaster, shall not be able to
r. mill irst September next ut which time shall
% c.npr,cd new mill on the Dock, short dlstnuce
ron .u' u WINCH will enable supply orders to
ar's.. a..g, with promptness and ut reduced price
Ny Tor past isvors aud especially Tor the cont,
D iSas the
H. ,s,"ed nnd that the reputation OF my brand for
. and ,syily shall be fully sus aimed.
.'-"e' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
,,,,,ls,sep Office No. IL, Pearl street.
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GHAIfIES B STU RT,

ASHLAND HASovHK COUNTY, Va,
HLl prsc,ice regularly In the Courts OF the eoun.
wv TICS OF Hanover, Caroline and King William ana
l. :, G,,,,,o',G Iiec 2cl--d1r&ctf
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POPULAR sOvERElGNTY IN sWITZER-
LAND

a late number OF the independence Beige" states
that the Constitution formed by the Constituent As
sembly of the Canton Of Neufchae', having been
submitted to the people Tor ratification, was rejected
by vote of d0S4 against, and 3,Sll for.
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DJSSOI.TITION

TIE co Partnership heretofore existing under tho hTn
ChENSHAW s. FISHER, Is this dey di:solyod. F.
, part. 81 i'll sign Ct the firm IN c'oaing its
|sn-... In this conSecticn, they expect III ie"
|.ks 70 on, 10 the trade, a cargo of Rio Coffee.
LEWIS d. CREESHAW,
.,rb,nout lnlv / ls5s GEORGE u. FISHER.
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The election Of NJ. Frey Herosee to the Presidency
of the SWISS Confederation IL regarded with jealous
eye by some of the ultra liberals because of reaction
ary movements in which that gentleman took part in
l84l-4s Some accounts state that the election was
not the result of party vote but was brought about
by log. rolling for the sake of local interests.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

The efforts made in the Chamber of Representa-
tives at Brussels to modify the rgor of exsting laws
as to imprisonment for debt, are very avorably re-
oeived by the press of the country, some of which
boldly advocate more radical reform in This partcu.
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Cn.pARTNERSHIP.

The .uts,r r!bcrs have formed CoPartnershp, and
eonduc, the MILLING BUSINESS, in this City, un'
/ the style and lhrm of HAXALL. CRENShAW Co'
RICH'D BARTON HAXALL,
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE D. FISHER,
TB GRUMPY.
,@Ofca a n, nui!din., occupied .of ..;aay Yeafs
|;irtmrpd. Ioly /, ls5s July l-dltc3m
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Nominated

Hon. Jacob X. Wortendyks, the present member
from The fifth Congressional district Of New Jersey'
has been nominsted for election by Democratic
Cony -ntion.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.

|. iLLEGHANf COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
|'hfSE SPRINGS are situated thirty miles from the
Western terminus at Oakland, OF the Central Nall
: ffon which there is ample Stage accommodation
Passengers wishing visit this place Also sixteen
1 t4s, from the Greenbrcr White sulphur. one .niie
he Old Sweet Springs, and fortyeight miles West
Il 'nsacks Salem on the Virginia and Tennessee
"a f!om which place there i5 constantly iuil sipi
stage! 10 csnvey Passengers.
80 Waters Chaly ybcatc, differing In taeif gas
'ad saline ingredients varying in their Temperature
so - degrees tahrcpheit. forming two ladies' ana
.'aemHn's Rrd sweet Baths, the most exhilaratng
enah'iul Baths in the United States There 10 also
- 81 Spring near the Hotel, precisely similar
6ePsi'(lrc and effects the Old Sweet. one mile
1' giving visitors to this place the advantage OF
"--' OF both places. The Waters are Tonic. Aite-
Nd Aperent, suited cases OF extreme Debllity,
:. OF the mos, obstinate character; also, Rheu.
q 'u,sneous Affections, and Chronic Diseases OF
j VlAch, Liver, Spleen, &c. (Reier TO tne va
y 'Ihois on the Mineral SpriDgs OF virginia ior he
a Ne Oh the premises Reading Room, furnished
.'ne'y Of Lewspapers from all parts OF the Union
v nai4fi Rooms. Ten Pin Alleys, and other
&aa.n;s
- ''Tees q! Winters Band of Music, OF Baltimore.
ri ne sccIi CD
n 7Pf'tor uavlug toe satisfaction In know that he
~ 49,, ,at.isc,rn heretofore 10 his visiters, and 10
- I'ae agh reputation Of the r ed Sweet has induced
Pconaee
els pO''oihce at this place, and daily mail: each
L. C.. BIAS. o.
sweet Spr ngs, Va. July Gets
41It,
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,,osxy RAKKspILE G. X BARKspALE,
IT,, ~ Csa,io,,. Of Richmond.
:, BAsKspAiR. lcte Of Fsr1ariite.
BtRKSDALE & BROTHERS,
eONMlS>!O MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, va.
OFFICE MAR SHocxnH WAREHOUSE
In lBIRAL ADVANCES made on Consignnents IN
..,s Jan 5-cts
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.vING> INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND; D;,

fiItK At THE STOKE OF CHKISIIAN LhI n
kOP. No 99, MAIN STREET,
WHERE d-posi,es will be recrived o. whicn an In
w ,-r.st of Gper cent will be paid all sum
nins on deposi,e six months or longer and five Per
+. fora shorter period.
..in.iution hss been In es'stcnce tEity ola years
osei ., tea millions OF dollars; has no suspendet;
mas lever lost one dollar or aod to pay any certl.
X siendcs. JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
.. 2s-clomos JAMES H. GARDNER, Secretary.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE SAN JACINTo.
New YoRK, Aug. A.-Tbe U. 5. steamship San
Jacinto arrived here TO day
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Total for T. mos
IN

Exports OF Hour from the dock 10 sailing vessels Il
home and foreign ports, for the six months endn!
Dec. 81, 1891 obls- .75 l2
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s''rHERN ERO7ECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA,, vi.
N''1ea W ne Legislature Of this STATE in 1854.
Capital nVRD = onn nAn

H., ALEXANDRIA, vi.
'1S. " Ne Legislature Of ibis Stale in 1854.
} = oAPITAL OVER 100000.
-, company osers ma y advantages by insurance
y. Without Il premium not0 The applicant may
q. Ss'e premium in cash for one or two years; u
h. ..'s 'erm. &c saves ona.eighth Of tie amount
= Va annual policies o. BY giving Z promiuIn
aes msmber Of the Company, and has q
E o. e,asou besides saving nearly one.haf the
charged by Insurance Companies.
40 ,ss IN the settlement Of losses, under our bye
s'e'e'asle to arbitration
+. Tv, DIRECTORS.
~ tariax. CHRisT'p HEALE. Alex'dria,
" rr,,.LL' h'&AnGr.s, Il. T. Letter, Petersburg,
4 sosysh, II, hinS VA 5. I. STUART, Fairfax,
4, .s,:oS' ALGERIA, p. d LIRscoMB, Pr.William,
y Rmss.. SILAs BIGLow. Appomattox,
BIZ, T. II. CARTER, FRuquier,
S~ssr,, JAMES 7. CLOSE, Alex'dris,
81 A. k. BLAKEY, Madison.
$itsy,-As President: w. D. MASSEY. Trsas'r.
ioM. V. Prest; + SAsGsrER, Secretary.
l.9s-cs,a lanes T. CLOSE, Aotusry and Gen. Agent
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|c. 90.
and
b5O he
Ire Jet
|n up
10 - {
IA gr
c last
no lbs.
he TO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

zesl Of ussup,ns retains 'arge par. Of Il. orig.
"a wsrlike quality. r..
Tier. leaving fer the moment TIE political
Turkish question aside as detal OILY, VITO il to
settle finally thi. larger Eastern question France
the civllizer among Istons, Of course. The East
+ e., Islamisn, cannot b. extem.nstei, nsr Kept N
peImsnent forced suborinAtion. Ii must be civ.
ilized and recoDcil,d'by France, who shovs by the
example Of Aleiers that civilization and rscoucils-
ton are possible. and who will furthermore BY
protection and organization Of the Eastern Christian
poIrlstions. creste a balancing power ginst the
NussulInans Then il only needs more words TO
make several able articles Of the shove three para
graphs such as you may read with some interest in
tie recent issue. Of the Paris daily press.
have only room to ilsert-as much in justice to
tie Emperor, who is go frequently charged with
consulting exclusively tie comforts Of the military
class. ss for the sake of furnishing comment on the
constant French statement that France Is pM
excellence the civilized country Of the wor'd-tbe
sum Of al imperial Decree which rsi;es toe salaries
of deputy teachers il the primary schools from 400
10 500 francs per aDrum |. e. to 20 cents per dsy
The next highest class of teachers will receive in
future 900 instead Of 700 fIa1cs annually. TIE
annual appropriation in the budget for primary
teaching smounts, for 81 this most civilized nation
of &C, 900. 900 souls, to but 6000, 900 francs. l
think your single unciviized State OF New-Iork
DOES better than that.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

After .o,ss pedsctgs attempts, .hs Board Of 6upse-
vsers yesterday succeeded IL obtaining quorum
tive Democrats AID fou- Republicans being prsssat.
M. THOMAS B. SrILLsAs presided After seus reu.
tire Business the Beard resumed tie consideration
Of the tex levy where they left off at the prsvioca
nsetirg-viz., sections 9, 10 ARD ii. At that meet
:rg sI yotes having beer csst .or those sections y
two sgsirst, the Chairman (Mr S.Amsn) declares
item carried. 80
Mr.. TWEED sppes,sd frcn iae decision Of the cher.
Affirming that seven yo'es ve!e required. The sppsA
was suitsI ed by seven 70 two NJ. brLt voting ysa-
NJ. KEssEDY accused tie Democrsts OF dodsinG
sid shirkiDg in Tot atten1Ls the meetings Of taA
Board.
kesers PrRDr AID TwzTp replied sharply telling
NJ. Kennedy that sucb chNge came from HIN VIA
q veiy bad grace.
Mr.. BLusI moved .ts. the -sport Of tas Conmittss
CO TIE Tax Levy be adopted.
Mr. TWEED mCved 20 amend by strkicg cns -
.icrs 9 10 and IL. These secsic "a inctee 20 %
To- sssres Of ID. ID. Cosovsr ard eeoc'oinsses;
sl3 $40 for Mr. Conovers law expenses, and $io,o.S
to tef.sy the law expenses o. the Police Com
era MI Tweed sao that b: would &c. 'ete ios eEast
Of s1sPe seotioIs.
Mr.. .KEsFEDr-Then 7oGl get &C Ter Lsvy MIA
M Tweed. sn srdnest we7 lest, to4
Mr Burts motion vas defeated, hto5.
Tie Boa.G ttsL adog1Esd TO Iussdsy sftsrsses e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

LATER FROM TIE Rio GRAsDE.-The stesmship
General Rusk, Cspt. Smith, from Brownsvile An
inst, ard Irdisrola 5tb, arrived yesterday.
We have 10 pspsrs by this arrival. The purssr of
ha Ger Rusk reports that he received none from the
nfice Of The BrornsrNe Flag, and that it wss prob
ably because Of the excitement Of the election az that
place. TIE Democratic party, he says, were mostly
successful.
There was no news, he adds, of much consequence
Alorg the frontier.
The conducta had left San Luis Potosi and Zacsts-
cas- having from $500 600 81 600 600 in specie and
was expected 10 Mstsmoros in about week.
The purser further Informs that the prospects Of
Zuloses were generally regarded as desperate. After
fleeing from the City OF Mexico, II appears thsi Ae
eecaIed for the Constitution Of 1854, when Gen.
Panodi tie late conmsrder Of the srnly OF the Resc
tioni,s ft him, and al last accounts they were fighting
gpe agsrst the other.
The Liberal psty, L is reported, had gained nssry
III TIE towis on the road from No-s Cruz 10 tbs
capita and Nidsrrri hsd left Monterey with the
PARK artillery lately landed st Brownsville. intend
ng 70 ,eso TIE Letras in the attack OIL the City Of
Mexico.
The general impression. We lesrn. was, lookiog at
The aspect Of Thugs, that the whole country would
quickly be II the hands Of the Liberals
IN o. Pcayure, Aux. 9.
EXTTsslvE BURGLARy.-Th residence of Nh X
McDonAo, esq, No. u Park place, Newark wss an
teredsCnstme between Saturday afternoon and Fam.
dsy morning, du,ny the sbssrce Of the family nv mn
plsrs. who thoroughly rsrssoked the house and sue
ceeced IN obtairi;g jeweLy, articles Of clothing &C.
Salned st sbon. $500.
IHE BETHEL BANK RoBBERY.-We have learned
iom source VII CD We consider entirely reliable st
The robbery Of the Hs,ters Bank, az Bethel Ct. was
ine "oik of scientific" burglars. who are not averse
10 eOmPronse, sId that the affair is aboat being
enspged SATISFACTORY! 10 al parties, without tho
tutner intervertion Of tie police. IL is strange
port Bot Ws ate assure! :as. it is true. n. !. bun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Ex.REcoRDER SMZA AssAuLaxD BY RoLIcE
nAS.-Po.icsmsn VIA. z. Hilysr, attaches 70 "a
Msy OF Offoe wss yesterday suspended ho1 pay s1s
iliy snd pseei '.der boIts to The smor1 o. ~"
20 answer ter al sssrt - NJ o''1'
T, ,nn,,ys .bs. ors JoLn Z. EOieht recently con-
uttet az ssssu and battery Upon Ofbesu Henry ".
Hall srd HDy.c, who eormslced . cut sssina lin:
IN, a, be srb torsuty called upOr them sId made a
spoosy ard stated that he WA sick ard much s1efsd
at tie time Of committing tie assaults tsey wfhdrsv
the suit, e. nigat paying NJ. snte .nelf eoanse ss
~ bis coz . Er.ieht subsequently boosted thss thsy
hsi tusi al Up ths as- o- $l5. In o'der to rsness
this sti INA they caleb upor tie Recorder q tas
Mayors private Office ard requested him % 80
Eriif n. hi. morsy, Huysr Offering to P'y him t1dsy.
M Suith declined having anything 70 90 ~,,n nwy"'
ali fus tia, NJ. Hal lad settled With him ixs gen
y 80 The .x.Records- psrsistrg il biz rsfrst to
rs,rn To nossy, HnJer sIsppsd his face, .ad then
Ill A out. When tbs MAJOR was srpraed Of tss
f.c,. >. punished hin e. above stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Biessrs Gomez & Mills, inventors of the new Patent
Safety Fuse Train, invite the civil and military suhor-
tiles members Of the Press and the public generally TO
witness an exhibition Of their Safety Fuse, as sp-
piled to the frrg Of cannon which will take place by
permission Of the Mayor ct the Battery, on Tuesday
next at r. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Ray DaowsrD.-A boy rsmed william Fsss, "a
,..-. Of eye, fell overload from tie ship Ress" -
Pier Nc. 42, Ess. River, or the 9th irst. ne -.
stnrsi chit and dsrk psataoons. ~: Uo.
G,rrsr, No. 81 Sesth stree. cGsn asss@ 's~Ss
tls gscovWy Qf " tsAy. r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

YELLOW FEvER AT EEw.OELEAs:.-1ts ~ u
P.coyurs Of the ST. ssys
There has beer considerable i.c:essa Of ite L-M-
ter of o=sths b. yellow fsve- during tee PISS SeeA
over that Of the p.ecec:us-64 sgsir.. % Inc .eC
etery reports Of nerLetts fcr ne 1tca o-f are no
mste Up uu.il Monday We hsys reason % os-ose
The. there is slso tie some increase Il pr'sse
toe snc TIA, tAere il g .de-abe sssagais l. lSh
Cssss ,a'eiy. :.
Something Ct tfisis cretc tie -eu rAso.e Nea.te
curing the week. IL lss been el'reue.! ufIs.
to health irtsrssly hot n tLs s1ts ;sya WIZ W.
rortbe;ly winds.
Tie o:ssse il, ioweve-, to &c co.s-derec a.
i-g, bit ut In tie proI atioIs c. az
srd s 10. yet lrotoarcsd to be az sf.es-H, -.
Bear; OF Health, wlo,e vis...ree l. nel oYuO.s-
bsse rCt tlougtt i: s-fiosI..y sss'sc 70 oe ~,
uCGrc.d ep.6sIio, slc fcUls e or II ! -,
s1teisucsd lbysioans 10 .ot beie7e --sI l. "''' 'e
cone .,..:.. .jo- '
II ! confrsG II us .sr 20 ps-teuias ieosi-:ei
the 81 irtirg 81 il ths Toli District; Lac
nsde lie appearance at e.. above, stc N --s - .-1
fcuIth is rot spoker oi s. existing a. 81 ;,.s,o,
Still these Ocers are not Irfa.ioie' i..se,.sS !,
CT 20 try cssss wi.h:rtte city lluts sno tneI eve
nc.elss 70, sevslsl weeks, s-e .sets Ls. oD ,.eis
q. home Aad abroad hsye rgI. c ArO"' I"
them 10 act E. tle.r ciscretoa. III L.o,r,.
There "a yellow fever here; wnst1s .,r;-. 80.
EPIDEMIC CT &c. aroths. week .iAsi! "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

end ssress1 e. - '.'NA"~ "
Aeess. Fes'e- Bshcect az. o,-s,s .,..
tcr n. pcirSse, ssen;:tsa Ike fs-o~.rg rsss- -ss.
vet vos sSoe sd
R, r+ y ar 81 assSi es tie tss,s a As,e,i,,i a, A.
iso~- rfsfrfy AZ a.. .esr 80 - go
= psoa B.- cr the 81 sat -scr. -.
lstscn e-s'-s = VIA 70 Fs,s 20 ,le ns..s S.
sf-y y - .. beeptf &c sro-or's;e .ssy a
~ req iee,s7 peSi-.i &C taskse=r c, Tt .1.y; " r.
Io Blfy - - rcsf.gl.e AZ e- sx--.i,s =. -
r-i6-,>o ccnf-- ~. urut; e Gel w Al,x a.
f, rs At s.,e.ia-ze-t fuistet ~ kie tie paca..
Ncsl L, Co. Nrss y .hs' prcsitse tse HsfW.y
A. s,w- NJ Corns g. ths occr,e.- a. tbs hsS
HTr> psi. e N. Mcfhc-tc-, o. h. .ss hor,-s 80
c cftss -c 10 Aessfs Gt-o- "a Nseshoysr fos tA>.r
c-e, -f Srcr a. ip.eart sfcfts rer,es st.y
.rs.sSs az p Hn'-s 20 ae c-r.1, g PrsSs ssnssAr
% 10 ,ri;.bs ~ rs.e,' eA'tsss hs sssss received
.: .aeif isnaA
TIE Conver.ieu sijcs,-.i = ,,.es AtBordsa,ov.
- tt'e. Uo-.ls
UIisr tee pilotsC, G. rs co1ir,;t'se ~. csrpssy
.oert -evera. tours ie v;stg ysrous tsc.or,es the
fasAc Fs-e arc o;ter lNsoes II .te-est Al the Co..
isss oc trs Gil te.'ty S.re e iisn vsrs pAots-
stsP-ec, eti rrdouttsdly tee. piS'gre VII slsn
nsry se1c'u1s Ai.sf adiSref AZ Jckr Byaty's hG-
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

The f,:ers, CT Mr.. Hs.ks propose to bod rsi.
meeting at Tsry:ovr on sas Sc ds! u o'rs'.'''
re1t. Severs. Distinguished speakers 40 ehpse% 20
participate in the exercises os &c oooa.. .n eaoH
tne nrnbsr are Horace F. Clark, A. ". i.iH'i aHs
HsrIy Wr:e- Davis. IrvnM'fs ". s-c ',
o-e..ed 10 VIZ. II. Seward. Prestes h'ns U.sik
Ccchrsns, soa Senator's V.,soc Of hf'Ss sao
Douglas Of Illinois.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-06-29
The Ethan Alien Mystery.

The mysterious disappearance Of Ethan
Allen, the Green Mountain hero, Is yet
unexplained. A Vermont paper gives
a letter from an old man named Hawley
Walters containing the following interest
ting particulars in regard to Aliens death
and burial.
II am now in my seth year; / lived
with Ethan Allen one year, and was live.
inc with him at the time Of his death;
think it was in March that Allen and the
negro that worked for him, went with OK
team after load of bay and when return
inc he was taken with fit, and the negro
had to hold him on the load and wher
thew arrived at bis home the negro tool
him into the house on his shoulder, and bt
died the next day at o o'clock A. M.
attended his funeral, and the militia wer,
out to bury him. They (the militia
went across the river to Winooski, ant
| Aliens brother rolled out barrel Of run
and tapped it for them. They then form
ed and marched over the river to the bury
inc ground ON the hill near Winoosk
Falls in Burlington, and buried him j
the North west corner the burying gFoun
AS it was then. | was at the rave
Allen occasionly after that, and thero wa
a plank on his grave with EATHAN ALE
cut into the plank. =,
"I do not know anything about IN
grave stones. Go hot think there '
anything uncommon about the depth
the grave.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-06-29

The time for making hay is now near
at hand, and from the diversity of opin-
ions that have been published to the world,
IN regard to tho prccie period Of matuli-
ty at which grass should be cut, have, in
former volumes ofthe Valley Farmer. in.
duced us to discuss the subject somewhat
at length, Later experience seems now
fully confirm all that we have said on that
point. 1t is not, therefore, necessary to
repeat the arguments in favor of cutting
ono variety. ofgrass at one stage Of matu !.
rity and others at later period: but as
timothy constitutes the chief varity cutiva.
ted in the West, it may bo well to remark
that this grass is found more palpable TO
cattle and horses, is moro nutritious and
will 60 further, when allowed to stand un-
til the seeds are nearly ripe--say when
they are just in the soft or doughy state,
that when cut in an earlier period. An.
other fact is worthy of notce-we are al.
most upon the southern limit at which
this grass will prosper and it is well known
that the roots Of timothy are ofa dubious
character and consequently our dry, hot
weather after harvest is extremely severe
upon them, and If not allowed to nearly
mature before it is cut, the meadow is liza.
bic to injury from the cause
VALLEY Farmer