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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

OF lean for the full payment az tue cana, bt existing
on the aist DAY % Jsnu try, 1862
Reco vod, That tue ftAer work OF the completion
Too enlargement should crowded for BY law 10 bo
paced Al The en- hest Ioesoic gay the session rain
the money oy adreet TAX % be applied u tho copletol
oil the Remaining work tho enlargement Of the Ere Os
wego, Cayugs aud s+neca canas IA accordance With ex-
istng % and contracts, ana giving the other canals
Such applop iatons necassIe. NAV reauire the
SIN thus raised by tax 70 he expended 10 such
as 10 secure the greatest possible depth Of water the
ca1ais on tue open ng OF navigation next spring.
Tie dredgne 81 the ola line OF the canal through the
CayuRa marshes - an essential part OF this plan OF ex
pendture.
Resolved, That in Justice To the creditors OF the State
an interest bill should he enacted aowing interest ali
drstt gwen for work done after tho
pension Of Navigation 1853.
Resolved, That regard for the rights OF the citi
2ens OF this State taus ting freight the railroads
created by the State, requires the passage Of law pro
vidng Tor tho publication of tho rates OF freight on rail-
roads al stated periods for tue equalization OF way with
through heights At pro rata est, nished by las, with
stringent penalties for vllaon provision forbid
ding the increase II the tariff to rats eyreedng
twenty por cent above tho lowest charged during
season of cana. avgauon
Resolved Tbt the remedy for the existing lnanc al
embar the State the progress OF
public works vii b. tonLd in the repeal Of the laws Of
1851 releasing tolls on railroads. and such legislation
will subject the railway corporations, for whose advan
tage passed., 10. the conditions upon which they
We're per mitled TO carry freight by the laws Of lSi7
Resolved That IT IS the duty Of the general goyernmon
to protect the commerce OF the waters which its
Jurisdiction extends, and that wo therefore cordially ap
prove the principles embodied ia the memorial now pend
ing before the Canal board asking for appropriation by
Congress for the Of the lakes and harbors
Buffalo and Oswego, ana Tor reimbursement Of the
moneys expended by tho State on the harbor works OF
those ports.
The FIRST resolution adopted after brief debate.
The second resolution adopted after inserting "Gene
Gee Valley and Black River Canals, and the enlargement
of the locks OF the Champan canal Immediately after
the words "Cay uea ana Seneca canals"
The third resolution was adopted after debate.
The fourth resolution was unanimously adopted
The fifth resolution elected debate which lasted for
three houys, but was ansIy adopted
Tho sixth resolution unanimously adopted.
resolution against granting passes TO legislative and
judicial officers also adopted
motion for the appointment Of = State Central Com
mlttee OF eighteen was carried.
motion TO petoa the Canal BOARD to ask the Iegsls.
ture for reduction Of the canal tos pending when
the Convention adjourned until O'Clock TO
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
City Tnssflsge nee,

FUNERAL on CAPTAIN c. D LUptow. OF THE Anm--rhe
funeraiofcap G. Ludlow, who elied IN storm dar
ing the late voyage OF tho took place yesterday
o1 the Mar street Dutch Eefos med church. OF which
be was member There large attendance. aud
among ,he Commodore Vanderbilt, Police
Commissioner S''lmsa, and large number OF onr most
eoed shInastets. Rev. Df Ferris opened the services
by reading selections from the Scriptures ana mate
hre address in which he spoke OF the good qualities o.
the deceased ana Of the io the community sustained by
the desth of 50 worthy Rev. No Guyer followed,
and delivered touching tribute To the good qualities 81
the deceased. The funeral corege then formed and Capt
Lud ow taken Greenwood Cemetery. Tue snIppag
at half mast during the day respect TO the memory
OF Captain Ludlow.
II nIsmn~.-An old woman, Mary Graham, wishes to
hear from her son. William Graham She was found 10
the street las, Friday evening" had lost nor way aud did
remember the Of the street where sc boarded
She had been tho city only few hours, and had
rom Pitlsburg They were on their way 10 Provdeaoe.
She taken TO the Tomb3 for shelter She Is in great
Distress he has freud but this SON. and nearly
blind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
snssr.-sinU from Zanzibar.

TWO AFRICAN ExPf oEFRs-wHtrE RACE IS TuE
INTERIOR or AFRICA.
The Augsburg Aroesae1ns Isitapg of ncccmbrr pub
fishes the following extract from uriyate et'r, gvng
tdings Of the adventurous explorers burton and rck,
and intel gence-whch probably needs corrnooraton OH
of The existence 81 white a ths heart 81 AlisA
z1vaH,E, Nay q tSss.
Day before yesterday | heard from Captain Burton
and Mr. srick rhey have reached tn great Artan N.
land lake, and are now occupied ID Masking exp 3rat ans
and researches is shores They . excellent
health and spirits, and contemplate returning ~ Ian1s
In lie mouth &c = ltcnlhcr. According ~ Nj .n,dmlt0n
have gathered concerning the countries south 81 AOyss
MA thc source Of The soubas iarwn lake iynE south
ward 81 Arysnia In lhc vlo.nty Il thls sSe - he
found several white tribes. via Tho Anara, 80 soneo
che Amaraxoke, and The Rapige. ihe two hrst named
stand uron lowell with the Ahy ssinans u rasgoyt to
civilization They all - h. remnants 90 the sncout
ssChurch IN EthopAn an preparing map "a t1ese
countries
his reported here ina. Mr. Blrtoa las been appointed
consul A ZanElbn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

TIE publication " TIC Asias aiviccs here Us morn.
ing caused decline ID the prices CT cotton ~ &c, most
Az on the rniddnne qualities The sales 10 day add np
III 500 balea Tho sales of tho last three days Foot up
~ 200 bales and the receipts Al 600 aans Al yo last
wear Lard afn al lie "A Nc Gunny bags, &C. II &c.
Freishts--Cotton 70 Liverpool, I'd
Moruv, Tee. 81. 1858.
The sales of cotton to-day were 5000 bales, Mt " -.
for mlddlrg The market eoes with an advancing leu.
deucy ana With more buyers thao sellers.
stvsvxta. ncc. -, 1851.
Cotton quiet and unchanged saIos 10 day 500 bales
CiyrSx,u, ncc. -, 1869.
Flour unchanged. whskcy duh Al n &c. Hogs very
dun ri g6 so 80 IS The receipts last week - V0
and az the seaon thus FER Jb oo saust 2Gt 600 last
year Mes pork Gull a. tl5 10 more soers thtn buy
era IaY4 lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

THE RrD RIVER RAFr AGAN-The Legislature
OF Al kansas proposes 10 amend tho charter granted by
the legislature Of Louisiana TO the Louisiana Arkansas
and Texas Navigation Company whose object il 10 re
the raft from Red river SO that the company shall
be authorized to collect tho OF nifty each bate
of cotton and twenty-five cents each barrel OF goois
wares ant merchandise passing through tho Improvement
aud sves the said compsny the privileges 20 cut down and
clear Oh tie timber FROM the caying banks or the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Cuba ard France.

NV
is reported on the authority Of General U. & Reeau,
that stropg efforts beng made by tho Spanish sntho
rites OF Cuba France to Interfere and prevent
the Of the revolutionary movement which, ia
expected will break large number Of Aneri-
cans are nov il Cuba aid the eGent, and
dent OF France does not Interfere Cuba gen.
temsn Just from the Island says that the people and
part Of the army ready for the revolution but fear
Che intervention OF the European Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Bogus Telegraph Movements.

kITTlT0, y
ono John Stiles of Boston. having tclcgrapaci from
New York 10 editors at boston anu iaewbere
lhat there truth IN lie reported mo enenia Tor
the interests u the Magnets and American
Telegraph lines al the south but tie contrary ust tho
Nagretc Company had urtsd vito tie lncl Company,
and made connect for tee ty i've years wtb 7. y
Gisborne In i proposed direct sdbmUnc lnc between
Gaze Ann and Yarmouth, ~ : w. have today soon
despatChca lfcm Mr. Swan, N former frtdcuf, ani
FROM ur Rarnu the pfQaort Prri1ent n tne Magnetic
ronrapy, expressly and cmrhaicay rou'raficicg, 20
FAR A. the Magnetic Company concerned, Ac steuents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
The Yacht Wansierer and the Imported
Negroes.


The United States officers caught one young Wild Afri-
al Jekyl Island last ~e-k, aud bTougst him here
Saturday The negro has absauxlualed, and the
officials engaged in searching for him, while scores
have transported by railroad ana through
out the South. The United States Marshal has been
quescd 70 resign, but refuses do lie will probably,
though, be generally thought blamc!ess.
The wsndefer case has been postponed in consequence
# he oD0tlnuai Sbs@nce al vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
A Fugitive Slave Case In Boston.

:
The brig ", burlington, which arrived below yes,er.
day visited by Deputy Sheriff Irish with WRIT n
habeas corpus for the person OF alleged br
board who had secreted himself before tbs vessel len
Wilmington ~ O., and whom tue captain was unable 70
return on account head WINDS. However the fugitive
was not on board the captain alleging that ha had
escaped the night Of The 2oth, he having supposed,
q shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A reeutiful Present. As the CarIstmas
honays c0ss Il hsnd cseas hesia,iog think
OF sutsite for h.r sriends tel ty
10 d,,e them the @ct IT the, desire n-r
tSt.m.n e,ds let them present each With
kNbA'S msgnc~u ~iu,er hats every
ensn Of taste Mr. hnpa known le king of nls ias
aud his inside hd aka prize hut
hint that be has fairly himself h thu
present ahier ard The veniis Of the ss Jastd>s
opinion Cell al 40 2lS Broadway, you ~sat 90
h.n preSenC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

BaofoN. lee. IS, 1858.
The rnsls nor the Cunard eleetnship Arabia w close AZ
nine O'Clock tonorrow (Medues isyl morning. she viii
sail for LIVERPOOL "a ifax. It Dispatches nlcf
IN the telerra once ~ Wall street, New York - %
reach horc b. II cioSs, will 10 forwarded by her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Departure OF FrIibu.sering Party from New
Orleans.


Suspicious looking schooner supposed to have had
board party Of dbustes, went 10 sea yesterday The
United States cutter fired blank shot, and then
shot;ed gun at them but the schooner Kept IN shoal
water and ecaped
Il Is reported that collector Hatch is collecting large
force and has chartered 10 prevent Mbuster
expeditions " Nicaragua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Meeting OF srocer- I'm philadelphia.

meeting a grocers was held afternoon for th
uut az considering the action 81 the importers Of coe
In agreeing to abolish the tarc coffee after the lat u
January Tbey resolved that there n, just cause Tor
fhe usoroscd change and insist on the Of
fare Of tso per committee was appointed io con-
fer with New York and Baltimore 10 regard 70 the natter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
Boarding Of the Brig Aaglo-Sexon by the
Rlttish steamer Ajax.

Y.
Captain Gray, of the brig AngloSaxon, at this port
from the of Ar,a states toat his vessel boarded
October u By the British Ajax and detained
over an hour for the OF the ships papers,
when he was allowed TO proceed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
The New shor~ Line Raii,oed from New
York so Bs-tou.

NV HANFN, TIC =, TF8s.
The new Shore Line Railroad, frUm New York 10 Bos.
ton via Providence, viii open for regular travel On
Thursday morning the etghi O'Clock A. NJ train from New
York running in connection with this line ON ana alter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

IInrs Arctic Ointment, Is Cents a BOX,
cur chaps cls pies aad al ssln diseases NO Barclay
street Hair d. l0 cents Tor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

PApsNRsHrsG, Va, Irc. -, 1868.
me Ohio river, from THIS point down, continues n eie
giant order Cor boatng and rates a freight are low 10 all
points, With plenty q boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
INSTALLATIONS.
An AMEsDk HOMO AABLR

The following article from the Home Journal Is. VII
pleasure. submitted BY Mr. Bonner Coz seoers pseusa
1es NV Yoax Lxposs We have remarked with interest
ss snson y Ss have naes Mr baa t saes mo
,oneoe,nsn Of his editor aud proprietor OF the
re di-tsyed the dlscerD he talent he
H. has sro~ns hs sa.r,s sad p.ced Issa srp
s ~. IA point Of lun+r beioi- q. o,ers ~ the world
i iN in the reading community there vas wanted
sse l. mss s rssaS ' matter o s print n o and coy
ss In = arr IN, hs Msaa, veaSs r.pss s
Article Is introductory n ia character, add g.us
With Mr. ise,ea takes proanen, sastiap' Tor the
~ S Q. sSyn ys,a out s S e. NJ
@ sb az el he o a !, I hs g os
bali acIsr toward purchase
hs appearance Of Mr. Eyeie.ss aruce viii the
hs.soiore ;y .i dad .seeais vsrie,, q mis-
tina, are sr.ien -" only IN good nu. which neui,
morn o uss. m.ss y. nsr.u,as 9 Toe prssea aosr
JOS = .arber a'e and ri@be sry William Wallace
buns Lng b, author Of hen Holt ana prose- ARTICLES
y syssnas 10, oeo sr and ora wiaswcr aed s;h We
Of tbs number Ct the Ledger have printed
ssss ~ the publishing agency Of Ross l0uA'S S'S'0
larer he above notice Of e Ledger ready for pub,
oo We rsso Mr. gonhess card suriuulas q
MAJ As alluded . acre made concerning certain 3nd
Ss ese H.
"oeer there generally. wHh any unrsr pracc.s oaad
American svthcrs When attention called the
circumstance at which Mr. Bonner justly comp laned
Noticed to0 tie t~eaIy laird OF uctooer L tpo wing
words
"1he Tale for Truant Husbands" published Ia the
Home Journal Ct the nsth Instant credited 20 the London
Family i.era from which paper We copied twas writ
foE the New iok Ledger by Syivapus Lobb jr We
once beioe isled ny The Indon Herald the
ner Cur friends on the other side the when
row from mercan works should not neglect give
the proper credit"
And here, - tie lawyers say. I'VE rest cur csse'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

The addition made 70 the above article by General Morris
in ekplar alton cf mat referred pub
isei by ut proprietor u the oak Ledger W.
sleItemnD cen sud should ADD does right
Or reading IT, air bonLer well spirit
hai re came 70 The conclusion tsi Tn could
hsnosoae an srtee uader the peculiar circumstances the
cnse clever enrolled among
edpere lst 81 emseut contributors and be the
ofneFa proposition 70 Wftr for the ledger
which proposition promptly accepted 1he f.c is
snrrs i not only poet VI. AID journalist of expo
feDce bul gentleman ia the broadcast
term 40 he auuor " TIE -oetry Engli
Language says bo the father OF petite teratnr Ane
ca The writing ot sotne sungs tor the ledger
least interfere With The generals duties
which by the WY has recently tyne ana
pr,ssnts very attractive appear srce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

HolioSsaxNs Piiis --ssPreventi0n Better than
- Rrnncis hrosis affections of TIE spiraiory
orGsns and construction the chest nppod IN tbs bua
few dosas Of these pills 10 Maiden Lane new York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Chopped Hands. &c---Cere.fn Cure-Hege-
MAN CO.'S canphOr loo, with giyocrne iS3 AS Sill and
rG Rrla.iHhx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

ffeItur vf's Gni0rtds NIX ris waited caasea
Of rheumatism also and aue chs aud dumb fever
IT edectod the 10 returnsd Depot les
Pearl strcsx. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Rupture Cured by Mxrsh's Radical euro
rus Reference tn AL the pancpa surgeons and physicians
o. tho city. Cs and examine NO. sesey street. Astor
nouse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

WndeSsa CeaeOlssed Fs~ Proof safes.
Depot tsi broadway. corner Of Dey xreet n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

BEDRiL-BIA,R I'm thus city, Saturday, Doc. IS, by
tho Rov. Mr. Corbett Jams o. BgDRiA to +.
BLAIR
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick papers please copy.
FIySN--LYNSAs.--OD Sunday, Dec. 26, BY the Rev p
McGosefn, pastor OF 81. Johns church. Brooklyn, An
BRo11 8. Flynn cHcYh LYMAN
SFARR--iAwREScE In Monday. Dec 81, at Zion
church, by she Rev Dr. Cox Mr.. OiIvxx WINTHROP STARR
Of Yonksrs, TO Miss MARY T. LAwRgscE, Of Hyde Park
ToO1Hr-WooDwAeD In Brooklyn on Tuesday, Dec Is
by the Rev. r. A. Farley, ID D., WILLIAM TooE, OF Chca
go Ill, TO MARY b., Youngest daughter Of Ar. Thomas
Woodward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Bar1y's Tr1cOpherous IL the BEST aud
cheapest article dressing beastytng c.eansng curng
and restcrng the hair. Ladies Try H. Sold by a.
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Bachelors N.sr Dye, Wigs and TcuPees-
The best Ia the world surpassns ell Made sold apple
81 tLe mssufhctory rs Brosdaay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Dssid's Holiday Hats mrc All sbe Rage. Try
one. salesroon ~ broadway near Duane stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

a BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.
"A LADIES' SCISSORS AND FAMILY SHEARS,
WITH SILVER pLAfED HANDLES,
Manufactured only by WENnt 4 sEYMUu2,
81 BeekmAn street Gold
For sale by al! the hardware and fancy goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

"A pIN HUNDRED D0ZfS
urS1 SCUT,H
Wttfi, SCAAtS
FIFTY t'ErTa ZACH.
TWO HUNDRED DOZEN
Rr~r FNGfgSu
siT.k S1iARFS,
81 ~ EACH.
GOLD ARE rms, ~ o. 81
NEsK fTES - CENTS IL 81
pKr nj. At NiOfFS.kL9 PRICES
Mhole%ale taf ~ ~tppNe1 easy terrr@
~ W. H. NAkn, ~ Rrytsdwsy. tsrs
A MEDICAL wONpXr.
~ NiruusgisHl srctul., sarheHm, tc
HvtTI1 lite Nafsss certain 1 r1rathn urs painful
artn II these diseases water qvrh brt Also Old
usfs fewer etyep~4S as ors csses 81 nrury I'll
~ blond liver s0a kdneys, fsnerS II blHy dytpep.is n
teut t0e.UuNvou pfea o. IFtue,pa depot, No 80
Grand wet ~ esuts per buule
a HOLIDAY pRrsvVr
N ONf VI BAnrHOiF'S
SUPERIOR SrWiNg MACHINES.
WT = s~a eNevlert mae line. New York Espreas
r~re $50 Broadway. BrooTe q
faoAi agents wanted. Address DO, 81 Eos, chse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Nottc..--Tbrcc Second ben, Fire proor Srf-,
fsr s~sIo very low. SfENkNs MARVIN. ~ Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

White. the Halter, Headquarters No. ala
Greenwich street. corner of Robinson. Lases eh s5
fun MIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Iich, Rare and Reasonable.
Tso lsdies' ssli chiidrrn's lurs,
Al GENitis, III BrJNtNay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

pxiss-Mc-<lnick, Perfect Gem, trsugipsnni.
ami Other new pertuy, 4sifc ia sgrsnca pJFAftS
corner Of Broadway a4.a ho.s@5a sxce~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

I-sd~rr and iarcducers OF fashion for gencneus hats
VIII this DAY Introduce their January hats for young nea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Go 20 enc wasilIrcton Niding Academy. No
80 sixth syenuc, corner % Twenty sis fir@ei
a ~ rrpo~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Genuine Csmphor Ice, Tor surlwg thspped
ara fu- IL nniy manufactured ~ y w. YONnEr.u va
Copyrs ia secared: all others counerleas. Depot LS
Bowery. aod everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

uaRPERs wFEgLy AND SUPPLEMENT CONTAIN
IL with The 1T the week, &C.,
Dickens new christ Il story,
tuiwer's " hat v ~ lie 10 With ItS
Ala Other charming sicrles, with poetry numerous super
ILLUSTRATION by barley, Hcppin Parsons W. ncJ, &C. Prc
Gytc ear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Festivals. - Ladies'. Procure Pair NJ
CAH1IklIia ladies' thick colo holiday bk oi3 BradW,,
New Winter goafs
10 gaut.cmrn's AID bows
BuzIsEs3 . ~ DERrs CAPS
Ar GkNfN'S, 1lf }fsa.'ssty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-06-25
Cutting and Curing Clover Hay.

No hay is liable to so great injury from
exposure to sun and rain in curing, as
that made from clover If the leaves be-
come dry they fall off aud waste most
valuable part OF the crop. Glover should
never be exposed to the sun longer than
is necessary to cxpel the external moist
ure; it should then be put into small
cocks and cured by sweatcning. Fair
weather is not more desirable in making
any kind of hay that from clover Rains,
long continued, will nearl y ruin the quail
ity Of the hay, whether it falls upon it in
the cock or in the swath. After it has
been exposed to the sun four of five hours
it should b. put up in light, small cocks,
of 60 or 100 lbs. ; in this way it will gen
orally cure sufficient in two or three DAYS
to haul in; but before it is loaded the
cocks should be carefully turned over and
opened to the sun and air for few hours
when it may be stacked or put in the barn
without tne loss of any of the finer por-
tons of it. If put up in larger cocks,
longer time will be required to cure it and
the liability to injury from rain increased.
They hay will be improved and the ten
dcncy to fermentation dimini. he'd by the
application of two or three quarts of salt
to each ton, mingled through it as is UNI
loaded. Some apply more salt, but too
large quantity is injurious to the stock.
No more salt should be applied to the hay
than the appetite of the animals would
crave while eating it, provided no salt was
applied. Clover cured in tins way is
sweet, bright and healthful to either cat
tie or horses, but as it is too frequently
cured-dried to death in the sun, exposed
TO the rain and dcws, it loses all the finer
portions of it, and but blackcr ed mass
OF stems remains IoNcH Fdrmcr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-06-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in tho pay
w ment Of a certain sum of money the pay
ment of which was secured by an ndcnture of mort
gage bearing date the fifth day Of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud hity-
seven, executed by Abraham ii. Jones and Eliza
Jones his wife, OF Pierce county, Wisconsin, 10
Ezra b, Strong, of tho same county and State. on
the lands and premises hereinafter described,
which mortgage was duly recorded in the Office Of
the egistcr of Deeds, for the county OF Van Buren
in the State Of Michigan, on the 2Sth day OF May,
A D 1857, at two o'clock L NJ in Liber " +, Of
mortgages Oh pages 563 and 564 on which mort
gage there Is claimed to be due and unpaid at tho
date hereof for principal and interest, the sum of
three hundred and thirty six dollars and fourteen
cents, (S33G,l and no proceedings either at law
in chancery having been instituted 10 recover
the amount secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that by vir
tus of power of sale contained i'll said mortgage,
which power has become operative blythe de-
fault aforesaid. and in pursuance of the statute in
such provided, the said mortgage will ho fore
closed by sale Cf the mortgaged promises therein
described to wit: The east half Of the southwest
quarter of section numbered twenty-five, (ZJ,) IN
township numbered two, CD south OF range mum
bered fourteen, (lI,) west, situated in the county
OF van Buren, aud State of Michigan, which will
be sold ut public auction or vendue TO tho highest
bidder at the court house in the village of Paw
Paw in said county of Van Buren,, (that being Il o
place of holding the Circuit Court for said county)
on the seventeenth day of July next, 1855
ten o'clock in the forenoon by the sheriff ef said
county or his deputy or under sheriff.
l5S-I2w. EZRA B. STRONG.
Mortgages.
5, II. BLACKMAN, Attorney,