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Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dec 8--SENATE-Trumbu spoke
in defence of the Republican party, and Yulee
replied.
HOUsE.-Politcal discussion continued Messrs.
Stanton, Cox, Sherman, and others participating.
Davis quoted from the speeches of Mr. Seward
Seward is a traitor and deserves the gaows. Ap-
pause from the Southern side.-Virginia has Brown,
and il they get hold of Seward they will hang him
laughter and applause. Adjourned without any
action.
SENATE. - Mr.. Trumbull, underwent lengthy
cross examination the part of Southern Senators
johnson of Tennessee. obtained the floor, but the
hour being late the Senate adjourned till Monday
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

TT. CN.4R$ ES HOTEL, ST. .a.v.THO.NrT
~ Minnesota, A. G. MCKENZIE, Proprietor.
Having leased this weknown and favorte House would
TO the Public that prepared to receive both
transient and boarders greatly reduced
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction all
who may favor us with their patronage Board per single
81 week. S3to 81 Good sabng Carriage House al
tached
st. Anthony, November, 1850. noylo VIM
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7.-During the day salutes
have been fred by the friends of the Union in this
city. Flags have Been displayed from public build
ngs and shipping, and the demonstration closed with
q grand Union mass meeting.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17
Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFoRr, Ky, Dec. 6.-The Kentucky Legis-
lature organized yesterday. Mr. Potter of Wood
ford, was elected Speaker of the Senate, and Mr..
Merriweather Speaker of the House. This is a
triumph for the Breckenrigeites, Or Guthrie men.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 6.--Jas. d. Green was
elected Mayor of Cambridge yesterday, by maj of
I6 votes Mr.. Green ran on the independent ticket,
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

Soutn Americans SMA LII eAF
ALABAMA.
l-*Jdmss a Hdii,rOrth.
q Jdmes L. Pagh.
g. Darid Clol,on.
4-*Sylenhon, Moore.
5-*GeOrge s. Houston.
6-* Williamson II. ". CoJb.
7-*Jdbez l.. n. carry.
ARKANSAS.
J. 4. e. Hinda,dn.
. Albert RusE.
CALIFORNIA.
1-*ChdTies l.. Scott.
. John C. Burch.
CONNECTICUT.
l. Dwight Loomis.
= John Woodruff.
j. Alfred A. Burnham.
+ Orris 5. Ferry.
DELAWARE.
1-*Wittidm q. Whttefy.
FLORIDA.
1-*George =. HaphinS.
GEORGIA.
/ Peter T.. Lore.
2-*.NditiR j. Crawford.
j. THOMAS HARDEMAN, jr.
4-*LuciuS j. GdrtreH.
s. John W. Underlcood.
6-*JdmeS Jackson.
7-*JosHUA HILL.
s. John j. Jones.
ILLINOIS.
1-sElihu B. WaShburne.
2-*John F. Farnsw0rth.
3-*Owen Lovejoy.
i-*William Kellogg.
5-*Isdac ". Norris.
g. J0hn A. McrIeTpdnd.
= James &. Roi,ipson
g. Philip b. Fori'e.
O. John 4. Logdn.
INDIANA.
1-*Willidm E. Nibldck.
William II. English.
g. William NJ. Dunn.
+ William s. Holman.
5-*David Kilgore.
g. Albert &. Porter.
7-*J o h n G. Davis.
S-* James Wilson.
9-*Schuyler COlfax.
10-*Cllarles Case.
11-*John U. Petit.
IOWA.
l-*Samuel X. Curtis.
3 William Vandeyer.
KENTUCKY.
1-*Henry e. Burnett.
2-*.Sdmuel q. Peyton.
j. FRANCIS NJ. BRISTow.
4-fWHuAM G. ANDERSON.
s. John T. Br0wn.
g. GREES ADAMS.
= ROBERT MALLORY.
s. William T.. Simms.
g. LABAN L. MOORE.
10-+J0hn ". .SccenSO1,.
LOUISIANA.
l. J. EDWARD BoUIIGNY.
2-*INileS TdylOr.
3-*1homas e.. DordSOn.
j. j. n. Laadrum.
MAINE.
l. Daniel +. Somcs.
. John J. Perry.
B. Ezra b. French.
4-*Freeman II. Morse.
5-*Tsrael WashDurn, jr.
6-*Stephen C. Foster.
MARYLAND.
1-sJ0nles A. .S'eUd,t.
3 EDWARD Ii. WEBSTER.
3-t*J. MORRISON HARRIS.
4-t*HENRY W. DAVIS.
5&Jdc0b NJ. Kunk'el.
g. George W. Hughes.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
l. Thomas d. Eliot.
2-*James Buf1inton.
g. Charles +. Adams.
4 Alexander II. Rice.
5-*Anson Burlingame.
g. John B. Alley.
7-*Danicl w. Gooch.
s. Charles X. Train.
9-*Eli Thaye-.
10 Charles Delano.
ll-*Henry l.. Dawes.
MICHIGAN.
1-tGeorgc b. Cooper.
2-*Henry Waldron.
g. Francis w. Kellogg.
4-*DeWitt G.. Leach.
MINNESOTA.
l. Cyrus Aldrich.
2 William Windom.
MISSISSIPPI.
1-#LuciuS Q. c. Lamar.
2-*Reuben Darts.
3-* William, BdrkSdale.
4-*OthO II. Singleton.
5-*JOhn j. McRde.
MISSOURI.
1-fJ. Richard Barrett
2-*Thomds l.. anderson.
3-*John b. Clark.
4-*James Craig.
5-*.Sdmuel II. ITOodson.
6-*John s. Phelps.
= John w. NOEL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
l. Gilman Marston.
2-*Mason W. Tappan.
g. Thomas NJ. Edwards.
NEW JERSEY.
l. John 7. Nixon.
. J. l.. N. Stratton.
SAG arne b. Adrain.
4 Je tur r. Riggs.
s. William Pennington.
NEW YORK.
l. Luther c. Carter.
. James Humphrey.
3*Ddniel E. .Sickles.
4-*ThOmds j. Barr.
5-*WiUiam b. Mdcldy.
6-*.John COchrdae.
. George Briggs.
S-HH GRACE +. CLARK.
9-*J o hn B. Haskin.
10 Charles II. Van Wyck.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

MISSISSIPPI.
lS63-JeGeIson Davis.
l865-Albert q. Brown.
MISSOURI.
lS6i-James 5. Green.
lSG3-Trusten Polk.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
lSGi-Ddniei Clark.
l6G3-JohH Il. Kdte
NEW YoaH.
William III. S"rard.
IS53-I'reston King.
NEW JERSEY.
1S63-Iohn K. Thomson.
lSt5-*John c. len Eyck.
NORTH CAROLINA,
lS6l-ThoMas l.. Clingman.
1S65-*Thomas Bragg.
ONO.
lS6l-George E. Pugh.
1S63-BeWGmin +. Wdde.
OREGON.
lS6l-Joseph Lane.
1850 Vacancy.]
ENN~YLvASIA.
1S6l-William Bigler.
lS63-.StmOn Cameron.
RHODE ISLAND.
l863-Jdmes +. Simmons.
1o65-*Hrnry 3. In,hony.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1S6l-James II. Hammond.
lS65-James Chestnut, jr.
TENNESSEE.
1S63-Andrew johnson
lS55-@A.O. p. Nicholson.
1S6l- Vacancy ]
&. lS65-&John W. Hemphill.
VERMONT.
1S6l-.IdcOb COildmer.
1S63-.Soiom0n Foot.
VIRGINIA.
1S63-James NJ. Mason.
lS65-Robert N. T. Hunter.
WISCONSIN.
lS61-Chdrles Dmk,se.
lS63-Jdmcs X. D0olitle.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

NEW YORK.
IL William :. Kenyon.
t. Charles l.. Beale.
13-*Abraham b. Olin.
IA 10 b II II Reynolds.
IS James b. Mexican.
16-*George W. Palmer.
lT-*Francis T.. Spinner.
1S-*Clark b. Cochrane.
l9- James ii. Grai AN.
70 Roscoe Conkling.
2l- X. Holland Duell.
D. NJ. Lindley Lee.
23-*Oharies b. Hoard.
"a Charles b. Sedgwick.
25- Martin Butterfield.
26-*Emory b. Pottle.
27- Alfred Wells.
d William Irvine.
29- Alfred Ely.
30 Augustus Frank.
3l-#Silas NJ. Burroughs.
81 Elbridge &. Spaulding.
33-*Reuben F.. Fenton.
NORTH CAROLINA.
l. W. N. II. SMITH.
2-*7homds RaGin.
3-* Warren iviasl0w.
4-*Ldrrence o. Il. Branch.
5-*JoHN A. GHMER.
g. JAMES NJ. LEACH.
1-*Bu,'t0n Erdige.
S-*ZEBULoN b. VANCE.
OHIO.
I-sGeOrge II. Pen9leton.
. John A. Gurley.
3-*C. l.. Tdtiondighdm.
A. William Allen.
s. James NJ. Ashley.
t. William HOpurtl.
= Thomas Corwin.
S-*Benjamin Stanton.
y John Carey.
10 Carey A. Trimble.
IL Chdrics u. Martin.
- *Son,ueJ = C,r
13*Jobn sherman
IL U,rr;sonC RlaLo
15- William Uelm;ck
16-*Cydnor B. Tompkins.
IL Thomas @ Theaker.
is Sidney Fgsrton
1o-*Edward Wade
% Jobn U,tcb;n.
., sIohn -, R;nah.m
oprcoy
,4ya,s;,o yln,,t
ySr,s..
*11o,.,ns ~ IIa.n,,.,
. .Ed,varJ Ior War,;s
. Johnp vorroo
:, T;iI;.,, u;,,,nos
z L,hn Wood
3 4sInhn U;oL
uouru r Ionaona.h.
$500 3 y Sch
" Ihada. S. L.
m Inhn w K;iI;nmar
IL I.mos II Can',,hai,
10 Canraa w Sc,antnn
- *Iy;u;o " n;n,,,;,i.
~ .ra,,,ss. 60 ~
~ Ia,,,anT H.
1c pan;.u,;,, T. I,,,,;.
~ Ed,Sa.J Mopharnn
10 Sau,mnI G pia;r
"a .Iahm coucdo
9o-srV,U;o,u Wo,,,ooo,e,y
o. iames x Wooybead
% Roher. NcKnigbt
% sWiII;.m St.wart
oi- Chanin Hall
RHODE ISLAND
l. Obristopher Robinson.
2-*WiIliam ID. Braytop.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
l-&Jonn McOuecn.
William pOrcher Miles.
3-* *IIIuTence " Keiu.
4-* M,lIed1r l.. Benhdm
g. John ID. Ashmore.
6-*Wlliam W. Boyce.
TENNESSEE.
/ THOMAS A. R. NELSON.
2-*HoRAcE MAYNARD.
a RoRERr H. BRAyysoN
a. WILLIAM B. STOKES
n RosERT UATJoN
e. .Jomes H. Thomas
7-*.yohn Y Wriobt
g. JAMES NJ Or1RIns
O. EMERSON ETHER,DGy
William r. Av,.y
TEXAS
l-*.Jobn ~ Peooc
o A + Hcyio, "
vreMoyr
1sE,oL;.,p u w.t.
o*Instin & Morr;lI
3-*aomarE poroa
r,pc,Yi,
r*v,,s.o y ~ rax
oxIohn & V;Uson
q Doo.oy n pa;o.oa
4 Pooer 4 p,:,,or
, sTLon,o. G Doo.,l.
r Sbc,,,n y Ienis
s. AIrx r RoTrIrp
N - ~ 49,
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17
RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr.. Langworthy, That the officers OF the
House be allowed the same number of papers as the
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

''A' 49, -
ALABAMA.
lS6l-Ben.iaiuin Fitzpatrick.
1sG5-Ciement c. Clay, ir.
ARKANSAS.
lS6l--Robert ". johnson.
lS65-W.lliam X. sebastian.
CALIFORNIA
lS6I-Wiliiam II. Gwin
Iso3-#tii. 7. Haun.
CoNyECTICCr.
lS61-Latoyette =. Foster.
lS,5-Jdntes DiIon.
DELAWARE.
1S63-James A. Bayard.
lS65-*Willard salisbury.
FLORIDA.
1si1-David l.. Yu!ee.
ls63-Stephen Il Mallory.
GEORGIA.
lS6I-Aifred lvcrson.
1S65-Robert Toombs.
ILLINOIS.
lS6l-Lymdn TunibuU.
ls65-Stephen A. Douglas.
INDIANA.
186l-Graham n. Fitch.
lS63-Jesse ID. Bright.
IOWA
1S61-Jdmes Harlan.
lS65-*Jdmies ". Grimes.
KENTUCKY.
| 1S6l-JoHN j CRIrrENDEN.
lS65-*I.aZarus W. Powell.
LOUISIANA.
!Sil-John Slidell.
1s65-Judah p. Benjamin.
MAINE.
lSG3-TdnniLdi HGmiin.
William PIT FsSse,,deh
MASSACHUSETTS.
lS63-Charlts .SunHer.
1S65-Heury Wilson.
MARYLAND.
1s6l-James A. Pearce.
ls63-ANIHONy KENNEDY.
MICHIGAN
1S63-Zdchdridh Chandler.
JS65-*Kinsiey S. Bingham
l u,~-<-..xnHk
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

1S63-Henry N. Rice.
1866 [Vacancy.J
Not Members of the XXXVth Congress-
tAppointed by the Governor
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. MEMBERS
Republicans (loman, ll3; Administration Democrats (Kal
icS) 90 Anti LecomptOn Democrats ( d), );
South Americans, (sMAu CAPTAIs) %.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17
XxXVItn CONGRESS-.


SENATE-SlXTY SIX MEMBERS.
JOIN BRECKENRIDGE, of Kentucky, President ocio.
Isepubcans in Nais), "a Democrats, lin Roman) sc
Americans lin CApTAls), Vacancies, T. Total &C.
The before each Senator denote the year when
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G d ERS AND COM MIS- ION
MERCHANTS.
the attention of all purchasers Groceries
to large and complete stock of
Staple aud Fancy GrOcsrtes,
Selected at the South and East with view wants
of Dealers and Consumers in this region
We shall be prepared the growing
demands of the trade with stock of
and variety, will be second to in Minnesota
very large stock Of
TEAS AND 7OBACCOS
Which comprises assortment of all the
grades and favorite brands.
We have always on hand
Flour, Pork, FISH, Salt, .Safis, and Donnes,te.
WHtsE:eys,
In quantities sult purchasers.
We shall offer these Goods at prices which
will make it object for dealers in the theg
purchases in ST. Paul.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
viii be by means neglected will be proven slight
animation on the part Of retail buyers.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
Though to buyers, who pay their bills promptly maturity
we will sell on short time, if especially agree to.
This advertisement intended particularly the
the purchaser who
BMys CfOss, and Pays CNsh!
All such especially and respectfully invited and ex
anime stock and learn prces before making
chases.
BEAUMONT h GORDON
April l, 1862 d&wly
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

at - per annlnl.
THE n. Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
a large eightsheet paper for the country is publish
cd every Saturday, and contains Editorials on the
important topics Of the times, the news of the week
interesting correspondence from all parts of the world
the Newly ork Cattle, Horse, and Produce NJ az
kets, interesting and reliable Political, Meunancal,
and Agricultural articles, &c.
We shall, during this year, as heretofore con
stantly labor to improve the quality of the nstruc
tive entertainment afforded by rHEWEEKIy TRIBUNE
which, we intend. shall continue to be the best
Family Weekly Newspaper published in the World
We consider the Catte Market Reports alone
richly worth to cattle raisers years subscription
pricp
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17

Any person sending club of twenty, Or over,
will be entitled to an extra copy. For club of
fifty, we will send The Daily Tribune one year
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent to clergymen
at 50 per annum.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

The Lynn Necs is responsible for the
following: "a neighbor Of ours was try-
ing to convince another neighbor that it
was better to buy large pigs in the
Spring than small ones, as the former
would cat little more One Of his rea-
SOILS was the following: "Iast Spring [
bought little pig from drover, and he
was good for eating but wouldn't gro.
much lie got SO after week or two,
that he would eat bucketful at II time,
and then, like Oliver Twist, call for
more. Well, one morning carried out
u water bucket full of dough, and after
he had swallowed it all | picked up the
pig and put him in the same bucket |
had fed him from, and the little ysrmiut
diaat I'll IL huif ap."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

A correspondent of the agricultural
Ga=eHe (England) suggests a method OF
G weighing bee-hives, which is to attach
CORDS upon the four upper corners of the
hive upon tho hook Of n common spring
balance which can be bought for n few
shillings. The change of weight will be
noted on the spring. 1t will Of course
be necessary to protect the hive or sur
round it with boards to prevent It's being
violently swayed by winds. Bee keepers
will, by means of this simple con;rivancc
be able to make any desired observation
upon the weight of the hives.
More than twenty years ago." says
an old farmer. 81 copied the following
method for measuring hay from all old
publication, AMI, having verified its gen
eral accuracy, I have both bought and
sold by it. and believe it may be use
full to many where the means Of weigh
ing are not at hand:' "MulGply tho
length, breadth and heigth into each o.
ther, and if the hay is somewhat settled,
then ten solid yards mako ton. Glover
will take fiom ten to twelve solid yards
ner tom
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

An old farmer Of York State named
Goodman, soaked corn in chloride Of
lime eight hour, and then planted. In
SIX weeks it tasseled out, while corn not
soaked was hardly foot high in the
same'time. A pound of lime is sufficient
for forty acres of corn, and two or three
weeks is the gain in the growth by thus
preparing the the seed. So says the
Sptingfeld ON. " J0urRal
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

Remember thai it is of the greatest
Importance at this season that your sheep
should be often changed from ono pas
turo to another If you have but one
pasture, it would be better to divide it,
aud keep your flock in one part 4 week,
and then change them to the other. This
would be vastly better for the sheep, and
would keep them healthy and in excel
lent order.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18
Insolvent's Notice.
INSOLNENT,S ,NOTICE.

James Anderson, ORDERED, this 27th day
VS.. Oof May, 1859, thatJames
His Creditors. Anderson, give notice to his
creditors, endorsers and sureties that the sec
ond Monday of October next is fixed for the
said James Anderson to appear in tho Circuit
Court for Allegany County, to answer such in
terrogatories rs his creditors. endorsers and
sureties may propose or nllege against him;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumbcr-
land, once a week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday of October
next, as such notice.
Test-HORACE REsLEY,
lima If 1850 -9,n Clark.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18
HalsOsvels's Notice.

Isaac Laferty ! DRDERED,t this Goth day Of
VS.. " January, 1859, that Isaso
His Creditors. Lalferty give notice TO his
creditors, endorscrs and surcties, that tho
second NJ onday Of October next ia fixed for tho
said laaac laaerty. to appear in The Circuit
Courtfo Allegany County, to answer such in
terr Batteries as his creditors endorsers d cure
tiestay propose or allege against HIM andthat
a colf' of this order be published in some news
paper printed in the city of Cumberland, once
a week for threesuccessive months pIior to the
said second Monday If October next, as such
notice.
Tes.-H. RESLEY.
june 30 JS5Q-Sm Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18
COnMISS!O\ERS' SAID


Of 81 BUILDING LOTS
near Grafton.
Emily Yates, Guardian, ! PURSUANT to a
James A. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Court
in the above cause, rendered 10Th August, 1853,
the undersigned commissioners, appointed for
the purpose, will, on the
Goth day OF December, 1858,
(court day in frcnt Of the Court House, OF
said county; scll at AUCTION to the slightest
bidder, the following LOTS Of ground to wit:
LOTS No |, 2, 5, E, 9, 10, IL, IL,
l6, II, go, 81, %. &c, 81, 2S, 80,
81, 81, IS, 80, 40, 43 and II,
being twenty-four of the forty
four LotSlaid out on the Yates
land with streets and alley S suit
able for buiIding-lo!s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side Of TIE Northwest
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
Of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess unequalled advautag s
as sites for residence and bust
ness to settlers III this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit of |, 2, =, 1, s and @ years,
with interest from gay of sale. payable annual
ly, security required and lien retained for pur-
chase money.
G. W. HANSBROUGH,
Il. /. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October | lS5s-tf.l Pruntytuwn, Va.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ Adam McMilleanan applicant for the ben
eft of the 1nsolvent Laws of Maryland, that a
personal discharge hath been granted to said
debtor, and that the second Monday of October
1859. being the first day of the Circuit Court
for A,legany county Lext succeeding this date
to which notice could be given, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case, when his
creditors may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge slnll not be
granted to said debtor.
Test-H. RESLEY, CLERK.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18
Garmers' Department.
Work I'm tgsc Garden.
AUGUST.

g,,rogs, Colew2rts, Boreco's.
Plant Sayoys as late as the first week
in the month"; feet each way is now
sufficient distance,
Fairy Yorks and other sorts may be
planted out now to be used as Colewerts
in Fall-sced may now be sovn of the
same to make delicate hearts for late fall
use Plant also beet crop of Borecole.
Radtshe..
About the first Of ths month SOW Rn-
1!.h seed, and they vii! be fit for use in
"ept, mScr. Sow again about the mid
q die of the month for later use
TumiPs.
Sow T'urnips Immediately if YOU have
Mt done so for carly usc-your princi-
pal crop SOW from the 10th to the 20th.
asparagus.
Keep Asparagus beds entirely clear
of weeds, particularly new beds and
seedlings.
.Spinage.
Sow small bed now and about the
middle OF the month for early use, aud
about the first of September prepare and
SOW for general crop to stand the win
ter Sow this on light, warm and dry
soil for better security against the frost.
CsIeyy.
Il not already done, plant out at once
:. full crap Of Celery. Advancing crops
of Celery should be earthol up every
ten days Break up the earth with the
spade, aud earth up only when it is quite
.L(dry, holding the stems up carefully to-
gether while earthing, SO that the heart
De not buried.
Small Saiading.
Sow now on a shady border, every
week or so, Lettuce, Radish, Mustard,
Crosses, &c, if you want a supply of
small salading.
Green Peas.
you fancy n supply of Green Peas
N October, sow early sorts from the hrs'
20 The fifteenth Of the month.
Kidary Beans.
-zi4.iey Leans of early sorts may also
be sowcd for fall use. If the ground is
very drv, water the drills for Beans aud
Peas unl soak the seed some hours III
soft wa,er.
lettuce.
Early in the month SOW brown Dutch
aad Silesian Lettuce, ard succession
crop about the middle Of the month
About tie last of the month SOW seed OF
the brown Dutch and hardy green cab
haee Lettuce to transplant into cold
frames and on warm borders. foa winter
and spring uRc.
Eadire.
In tho early part Of the month COW
Tndiyc seed for late autumn aud winter
use.
IEIonS and Cocunbrrs.
Keep these all clean while growing
and fruiting.
Pot toes.
Continue to cultivate your fall potato
IS until thy come into bloom' and leave
them clean.
Werb3.
Cut now such herbs as are in flower
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