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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

PARIS, sept 8, 1880.
rhe Paris Potie and Pays publish . communicated ar
|,e, Of which the following is a summary
foreign journals have Incorrectly represented the
hey Of France IN Italy.
policy, bot, true 10 the principle Of intervention
. left the Italians 70 dispose OF themselves a. they
shed, confnng herself 70 pointing out their dangers
reminding them that In pursuing the project or na
nal unity they acting n their risk and peril.
|Hnce has also shown them what grave consequences
|eht result from an attack on yenetA or Rome
etrA has declared thai she would not intervene 10 Ma
= while the revolution 10 confined 10 that state, aud
NOT inresien other rontiers bat up to the prescott
bment ncr declarations 90 no further.n
Eckn frendi has received irformation by telegraph
- his full powers for The signature Of the conveniion
: ~ roUts fer Paris
srs advices o. sunday sertenbcr O. assert that the
cnch government has made Representations "a Sardinia
hnsi any entry of . sArdnian army into the Marches.
rsse ~ta Hsssrs Po,hsssa relative q he NeopoI. Doll
J loan. for which they are The contractors.
me Aoai,slr says that the Emperor and Empress
sryvhere on their journey received with enthusiasm a
ne hOniei, In despatch from MArsciIes states that
lIant tes have taken place in honor Of their hajes
he Paris Ccusiiuioun> in an article signed by Grand
lot spe Akng Of the intention Of Sardinia 70 intervene
the states Of the Church says
should srieve TO see Piedmont accomplish an aggres-
which would nconiesiibly separate her from the I'm
al policy. France, being the PROTECTOR OF the Pope ~
e, cannot but disapprovs that any armed assistance
b. that Piedmont vii not renounce the principles Of
t due International right which alone can preserve
sliape with her. We also trust that the King WIN
d political fault which would be misfortune for
+ly.
inc Paris Pctrie publishes . telegrAphc despatch
M Turin, ststrg that, the supposttion that Pied
nj would decide upon sending q sArdnian corps ddr.
INTO the PapA States, the different Powers have ad.
energetic representations 10 Sardinia, declaring
i the Pup,acal government has Afforded Piedmont no
text for ths rupture II ~ not known, says the Pa<
ether attitude Of the Powers has modified tie
steons Of the rdinian government.
10 the lAtcSt dates, however, no Sandman troops
| crossed the Roman frontier Some isolated bands
belonging 70 the regular army, hal alone entered The
tes Of the church.
hc same ourn, adds--A state Of siege has been pro.
inef ~ Ancuus.
he King Of Naples stu Al Cseta, and II was reported
= be would shortly embark for Spain.
ne Tina Paris correspondent saysTbc general state
trade In France remains UNCHANGED. Merchants and
ruiators being more occupied In watching the march
svents in Italy than In making entries In their day
tks.
ne cotton market OF Havrs was sufficiently animated
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24


ne eror has received Counts Soyechen and Arpou-
who erpla ned ths historical rights Of Hungary The
|peror pronounced himself In favor Of the Hungarian
|Eramme, which. - 10 said, viii be adopted, with
|endment presented by Count Hartig, and concerted
vecn the latter and the Hunxavisn deaegAtss Never
flces 10 IN SIN expected that during the nrst plenary
hing Of the Eeichsrath, autograph letter OF the En
For viii be read, esabishiug The principle of the au
pcpy Of the provinces and nnDouncine Ne reforms
|immedi isiely promulgated.
courer despatched BY The Austrian embasy ~ Psr,s
lived here to-day With the conventAos conosvnne the
Airs Of Syria, which wss srpe& On the 5th. rhk ON
iop reprcuccs almost sextuAily The protocol or TIE
|of August with the addition Of an article nipuatins
|erm Of ave weeks for the srchangs a rsti6cstioas
VIENNA, eeptembsw ., 1seo
hunt Rcchberg has Instructsd the dcplcmstc aeen of
stra abroad TO seze evey opporsunty ~ de lsrinr
histy Of the reports that W imperial cAbines nsends
place tsef n the head of . coalition against France
nj Rechbers ays that Austria has no other objec'
that Of leaving her stats a isolation hy means OF
1llasory policy, which would allow her 20 maintain
'at rcwer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

cos mine bs besn discovered fourteen nDss from
or ibs 1c'b nli stampede occurred frcm Ne oecm
State prison. -Four convicas made their escape.
ef mrey feh on the head OF Mr.. r. Gnl, ~ r1tlAa6,
o. We s1th, njusirs him slishtiy.
Ine rcrrsnd Ntss says that ne's,on smith, 1Anein9
siout, n =. Deady, j. ". Eesmfth, Geo. q. wnfians,
David Iessn snd n. Baker are candidates ~ unitsd
stNss Senator. he struggle win BE- hoty ocetsces1
we The three payties-ihs national democracy, tbe fee
so cr ssctoca Douglas dsmocrncy, and Ne reGkar
repubicsn-viH each have their candidates, and vii
esch strive " carp on the pviss BY any and eli We esDA
blratcrs and influences rccoenised ~ egtpAtH pn<og
the noeerp system q pars'sas mrie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

Austria ANA Russia.
vrwxa, scy'. o, f;50
biGhiy important ofrca sssTsicb frcm 81. Psssrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

Ihe steamer Ccrtss arrived at San Francisco August
q, Win late news from Oregon and Britain Columbia.
~ An erftn citizen ramed Young resident Victoria
vas summoned - iuryman, but declined 70 serve no
the uouble wii grow out OF the matter.
Tae Annicpsl Csurc of New Westminster detevusnAA
net - he Whit tehird the Legislative Assembly, n ~
Nns of oyay and attachment 70 The heir APPARENT
WssT -~S W
lhs veiors ceses nays that the mining population o,
Htsh Colombia ~ DOW receiving suppllce cal sresu
slvely from The American Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24
ECUADOR.

VF FLUFFF-FTAFtWN TUtITI0N-U1E
coSprcT-THE LATE ENGAGEMENT Erc.
1he cny advtces received from this country arc
via faa, fsru the Inghh steamer not havirr stopp~d
a. Suays9uh On her recent trip GeneYsl T3ores waS
within tbort distance of the city aud be has probably
ele hs taken possession and driven Franco tbersfrou,
TIE aiter has spnay failed 10 enlist the sympathies n
ihe resdents OF Guayaqu In his He Continues 10
tcmmh al sorts Of outrnges. Among other thiueu be
has revoked the exequator OF Mr. Cazeuova tns Tr,d
states tontm AZ Cuaysqu II 10 said that all the sore.su
tonfu except The Chilean. protested sfAipst the At
have no Interview with the Tag officer Of the Urixd states
n he recent erfagtmcnt between the forces of Flores
ard Fenec an account of which forwarded 10 The Pm
an ihs ermer captured 2to horses three seld peosa
srl tVetO nrobas o. s, worth dollars the arrobs 81
quito.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24
ROIyIA.

There rews from this republic. The decree Ct
Intercourse with Peru B st In force and between
the two countries in consequence almost entirely
pended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

burg w,s received hsrs yesterday. IN sshs'ADss -
me nnperor Aexssdss and sis sovs~.ess ss~lrs so
cerely perfect reooncnsAtoo with AnsrA.
Tue good understanding between SnssA and Austria
ought never 70 navc bsen nieyrupted
the necessary Aran6emsnis ior mssssns bctws<s ~
two mpercrs viii BE- made without sstAy, ed measures
VII Dc aken 70 pat IN end 70 NE pscssss sAse q th&s
wnich 70 no longer tosersoe.
The pa.,s ssysl = positively s,.sss ~. = .ssss
the Prince Regent q PruaA vas 70 sase pscs.
Entrance Or Garfhaldi Inss SapAss%
NAPLES. Sept 8, 1850 --GASibaldi ms1e bs aDtrAsos
into Naples a noon this day with his st~n alone m
Joy is intense. provisional gcvcrnmept has been
Garibala has cons gDed tho feet aud as~Sal Of Ssv
70 the charge Of Admiral Persano, and proc aimed Em&nos
The Dictator has confirmed Romano = Min sser q ms
Interior, and pontcd Af Director os NJ GO, ecnss
OOeenz Minister Of War; and Psauei Minister cf Jussoe
The captalsson Of the forts expected 20 take place
to morrow.
MAsnrazs. sspt IL, leo
Letters from Naples state that ihs aasdlniss aAe
lire in the Bank After the fight OF the Ksg saa riss
took place in the public funds me town OF rrblno has
claimed xsd 70 sardinia state q siege hss been
proclaimed Fnno sinieAgla and Pcsaro 500 Anstri
ans in tho rapal service have arrived at anisagia
The PaPal states.
e@H BoLosxA, sept 3, 1880.
An insurrecto onary movement in the province o. Psro
has place. hundred Insurgents have attacked
and repulsed the Pspai troops.
The teegraphic communicates with Naples % Inter
rupted.
fhe Opirione Ea.ioass saysrbe nrst column u vcuu.
teers, under command Of Rcsel entered the Marshes
today.
Insurectons have broken In Noaefeltro, urblni,
and in other towns OF the province OF Urbi0o TIE i
coored DAG was hosted 70 the cry Of LoDg live Victor
Emanuefv
The Inhabitants Of Psrgoa, the rsvolsed dsttIcss Of
Singaglia and other parts are hastcning thiher armed
In order 20 support the movement.
Delegates from the Marches have lef for Turin 10 soil
cit the protection OF Emanuel
Other towns In the RomaenA have revolied 10 The cry
Of ssvctor Emanuel for ever
The telegraph wires bridges have been destroyed
In the province OF Umbria.
urbino v free.
The manager Of the Southern Railway he's bccn
quested TO prepare for extraordinary transport of
troops.
The Third, Fourth, Finh and Eighth corys davm;. are
about TO be placed footing, and the soldiers
frough have received orders 70 join their reSimee1
TURIN, Sept 0, lsoo.
UmbriA II extending. The provisional government.
which have been established have sent depuatoas to
the King Of Sardinia. They are N rcute for Turin.
The report that Sandman troops have already passed
the Roman frontier 10 unfounded. reply 70 the Ultima
tum sent 70 Cardinal AnsOnclli, i awaited; ,.
panic prevails here Frosuoue has been declared In
state Of SIEGE The entry Of Gaxbadi into Naples be-
thrown the Papal government into state Of consterna
tion.
M# DRssptx, Sept IL, 1890.
The Cabinets OF Vienna Munich and Dresden hAye ed
vscd the King Of Naples 10 take refuge Germany, and
not in Spain.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
prufsssiunaI Carhs.
Law NOTICE,

MERCER CANfIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
M OR AT LAW, AND NOTARY PuELIc, will practice
III bis profession in this and the adjoining Pa-
r3las. Office on second street, opposite Court
Lard Square, ore door below McCloskey 'sssore.
O.hce at Alexandra, La. api5.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01

INDIAN RUBBER BANDS from 3 70 II inches
j wide for sale Il S NJ. HESARlE's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01

8. v rIAIlssEL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
/ SALE or NEGROES.

IN THE FIRST OF OCTOBER my house "a
" was opened and a large supply Of all yk
classes Of N EsG ROES offered for sale, q
imported from Virginia, Maryland, aud Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season, the supply
shall he kept good by the receipt If large lots Of
the cHoIcRST NEGROES 10 be had from the
above States Apply ut "a Baronne street, be-
tween Common and Grasier, and two squares west
from ST. Charles Hotel.
Hovlo-sm WALTER 1. CAMPBELL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
JOHN OIL UNEY,
CHARLES L. DOLL,

Cf7AnEES Es U0l-t-,
nRGANIsF Of the ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, and
" late Of the Columbia College, Missouri viii give
instruction OH the Piano, Guitar, with Staging,
Harmony, Composition, aud all that is connected
with the general science Of music.
n. B.--Pianos tuned and repaired.
ar Office at the Store Of ]. MEvor, opposite
0surt Hoass Square. sug8l-ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
LOUISIANA BAKERY
CHEAP FOR CASH

CHEAP FD II CAS- II
@ II
GOOD SHORT PAPER!
Groceries { Groceries ( I
FTsHE subscriber on Front Street,
II opposite the Ferry Landing,
having removed from his old stand, one door be-
low, into o. W. Valleys building, still keeps on
hand very general and complete assortment Of
Family and Plantation Groceries,
such as are usually applied for in this market con.
sisting, among many other articles, Of
Sides shoulders and Hams;
C8rHed Reef, Of exceilent quality,
,Saaf, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Tea;
Tobacco. MnCkerel, N;ardjncs, d
Cheese, Lard, S0:lp, Can
Il, dies, Yeast POyvders,
CrOckery wslre,
Branllics, Whisky, Wines and
COrdials. Irish Potatoes,
+ (srsiOsIs, sc.
Prompt customers and low percentage, Z is the
proper MOTTO Goods might be sold much lover
in Alexandra, il merchants were not compelled 70
tack on extra percentage to cover the losses from
bad sales; Ihave determined 10 abandon that sys.
TEN, and hereafter, sell only for 9 Ash or SHORT
GOOD PAPER, by which plan shall be able to
sell LOWER and make more money than those
who follow different practice.
q June 8, lS59-y JAguB WALKEh.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
as ERO Y G. NOR RI
Pyirate Secretary to TIE Gotsynof.

~ IL ~ II ~ i = ~ Nk ~. ~ - = S{rStd
{Pyirdte Secretary to TIE Governor
General Collecting AecAb
BATON ROUGE, la,
n ESPECTFULLY offers his services inthe spg 9
capacity. All orders entrusted 70 bip y ~ W
collection Of claims against the stare q ~ :.
ever nature, will be promptly and faitda''y. s.
tended to, and at reasonable rate Of conpen'l'
tion.s . .s - "a.
aE~He viii also attend to the entering q Lsaa4
where uartcs desiring the sanie, will furnleh nn
with the requisite data as toelocalisy Dunosr !. =
township range, etc; also, to the redeuPtlcs =
lands sole, or forfeited to the State, for neplss
ment Of taxes.
\ S' s's,'.s REFERENGyzs:
Eaton Ronge, La-Gov. R. g. Wicklide, and ~
: A. s. Heron. a.
Bergilie Parish Gov. p @. Hebert !.
Men Orleans en-. II. Grisot, Gen. John Z. Nsps
Hon. IA o. Ogden, GensJno. Armstrong
Caryollton--W. T. Scott, ESQ.
Natehitoebes--Dr. ] w Butler.
Lake Provids,sce---T. 2. 3. Hutch, Esq.api S-AA
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20
NO. 7W.
From tho Lansing Repri.ican
. School Library Money.


Mn. EpIroR :--tllow me through yoNs'>
paper to call the attention OF Schlci Of.
GERS to the provision ofLaw ,vluiiiag tho
townships Of the State to decide ct tV
Spriqg elections upon tie proportion. Of
the n5o nil tax 10 be appropriated e,
District aud Township LibIarica. "a
'jcciion Io7 of tho Primary Scio|.
law, as amended in 1850, provides, thai
"thc Supervisor shall assess upon the taxa
bl" properly Of lis township. two mills nj,
on each dol Jar Of tlrr valuation thereof, t.
each .yoaT, AID 50 much of tho ss:Dc 10 Tho
'cp1Iii, ID electors 81 said township shall de-
ci',a hya majority "o,c, az the Annua,
township n.oelinr, shall 1c 0rp,icd TO ,le
purchase Of books for the district or tcwp.
shiY Libraries according 10 tie provisions of
law" "a.
The ngintaiaonco Of goo School ,.hs,
rias is SO needful to The highest success -
our pu. lie school svlern, AMI SO impo,
,ant, to the well hcing Of the youth Of thc
State, it is to he hoped libcrn! ,nrpr Sri-
alton will lo m~d' in several io1aahifs ior
this purpose. 'i,o".chiR ari, D.,irc'
school Officers sao"'l co3f', rge,her a. 10
the amount needed in thoir townships ard
sec tha, ian NIT or is pronc,Iy presented
1t tie approaching Township mccting',-
! he vote mor hn Tjre roct vote.
Th' unnsaally favorable opportunities
now offered under the State Contract 70;
procuring cool books at cheap rates an!
in excellent library binding, render Il
douhIy desirab'y that Districts should t"
provided with means 70 rcpler;sh :hcM
libraries.
Circular coutoinis Q H.: Of the books
contracted or hY rha S,oio Board Of Eln.
sotion, haze sent to al Scho | Dircc, r.
Township CLERKS. Any who hnvo filled
&c receive tho list will be supplied on ap
rliclticn y, the Office of Public Instruo
ticu'. Yours Responsibility e..
J. NJ. GREGORY.
Lansing, March 81, 1850.
Papers throughout the State will Do
public service By copying the above.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20

together throughout the lan'l. All Hun
garians arc united in disa,fection to the
House of Hspsburg. The Bishop of
Erlan and his inferior clergy arc as anxious
as tho Calvanisti; Synods TO take advar
tagc of any opportunity for making De-
monsiratien against Austria, and the sab
sctibe then thousands Of pounds ioe ma
tidnal Academy with this Object. Count
Zay, The leader of Ike old conservative
party tells tie Emperor that th" re'tora'
ton of Austria to her ancient power is
Conditional upon the restoration Of free in.
s;itctions to 'lirugafy. The people are ~
assuming, with oSteutation, the national
costume; the PrcteStants qre tLIusting
Themselves forward tor persecution; r:arcis
Jos"rh has Succeeded, 10y Eia obatinacy
AMI bigotry, in alternating tho affections Of
people Who onIy IequireS fair Treatment
&c be The p;cr cf his Empiro, ard he has,
at iha same i.md, by tie exhibition of his
weakness encourages lEcm &c set hi; ar-
thorily at naught. Where VII. e.l this
end! 1t is only TO n certain point that n
conservative power can rely upon other
c"hS'lVatlNe powers 10 save IN lIS utmost
need. 1t may be so far gone that its
neighhors may deem it hopeless, and find
il more c69tIy to support than dangerous
when tro%aa up. Here is this Empire,
h;cIv 50 strong End 50 powerful, brone,h'
Il tie I';rnk Ct rG;n. Lomhaaiy Is rent
away; Central Italy is gone; even tic
faithful Tyr'l is ,d,aSf.cted; Vienna is ar.
Gent Cor revolt; Hungary is only awaiting
tho fist OCCASION far armed rosis,arcd, nd
Croatia aud Scryia arc i%aa',y 10 JON with
her. Yet, in the midst OF ihis stands
Francis Joseph. weighed down with tho
Concordr, his Confessor aud Director in
|,fralng his every act, pcrscvcring with
tie iudoa,i,ahlc stupidity Of the IIaps.
burgs, in heaping up religious hatrcds u2-
on Tie political discontcnts and laborlng
blndly until some ca,cal hand shall fire
tho pie.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20
Jhs Homestead Law,

II n. G. a. Grow Of Pennsylvania, has
bcrn making m cXccii - speech upon the
HOMESTEAD Law, II sub .c' ,iat he has care
fully examined, "ul in which ha has taken
n deep interest f,r many years. A law 0:
his kind ha. passed tie IIou.e or Repre-.
seutrliycs ,Ercr times within seven ycars.
hcth has c"crlrsi!y been dcfcctcl Ivy a Dem.
ocr5tic Senate CT tie "c'c of n Democrat.
e Prosder'. Cu, Of l3o Democrats in
the House o. the ios. CcHHross, trt Thirty.
Gro "o,c1 Co. t; only six Democrats
il the Senate voted for il, an cocry
Republican il TIE House with ore cxcep.
zion, IN tho commencement Of this
speech, Mr.. Grow gives the history Of the
history Of the or; in and rise of the pub
ic land system or tho Unite! States.
From tho statement, hy caa>io.s from the
oriejoa! States, anl ~ The purchase Of
Lonsiona, florida, California, Now Mcxi
e., an Cnh, hrs ACQUIRED. exclusive Of
water ittocCGQGJ acros Of public land
O. thn7n, there ha", lecn sod l41Q99,-
- ac.,s' while ,lo-o have boon grau,ni
AT don"'c' /, iaiioilla's. COMPANIES,
ocporaDisns ant S'r,e,, 2+L770 $50 acres.
Ills avea undisp,s"d Of, aad row in tho.
possession O. the National Govomm3nt,
ono thousand and siSty one million one
hnrarad and for;y.onc thousand SIX hun.
drel aud seventy five acres. 1t is only
asked that the free laboring men Of the
nation can have lG0 acres each Of this
lau@--if they will settle upon it, improv"
and culliya O it.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20

The Democracy bet largely on tho re.
suit OF the election on Friday, and their
losses arc immense. We hear Of bets
lost by prominent members Of the party.
which amount in the aggrega e to 800,
600. There are beside any number OF mi.
nor bets, ranging from five TO one hundred
dollar. Tho total amount Of the losses of
shc Democracy must be nearly half q mil.
lior Of dollars. Tho enemy have thus
more than paid the expense, OF the cam
paign. Many persons expected that Tues
day wold bc day Of boodshod. But
al! the bleeding is from the pockets of the
Grrneo Dcmocrats.-[Chicago Democrat.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20
The ra55cF%aaiss en-, an Presidential Candle


The IndepeSGeni of this week closes au
article entitled Parties and CandiIates'
with the following remarks
Judge Bates has been commended in
Sc me quarters with an un';;oc activity and
pcrtinocitv, while in other quarters the
proposal of his name has been rejected and
denounced fer -easous which seem to saver
more Of party policy than Of simple pat
riolism. We do not at all bclic"c taat
Judge Bates will receive the no1 nation nc
Chicago for the Office of President; nor do
we, on the whole, desire that he should
be thus nominated. We are, therefore.
the more free 10 say that we know him
personally, rs well as by his public rnrrta.
lior; and that there is no better mau than
he--nonc to whose religious fidelity, and
far sighted patriotism. and manly indie.
Hondence Of spirit, the great trust Of the
Presidency could be more safely commit
ted. 70 US the objection that he was not
q riombor Of the Republican party in
1850 is o. 70 weight. Il. is enough that
on ,he r"c't question o.. the day-t a
question of slavery as related to tho fed.
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A IIeAvY C1r7tu Mr., anil Ms. A7.
ra. ,-eiaing r,ar Iho / "a l".i- Of th'
NJ. Cea;d Railroad g., supposed to b'
,ho largest c,vde in th'. coaury Th'
e,u,,,mau', weigh, IS zoo pounds, an
H., lrIy's.v,!.ht -oC. Mr.. Anuin's az
is about a., auI ..r,. Auniu'sahou, to-
quius SIX yarI, OF ca-,im''e frF NJ.
\. pants, and niui yards Of cloth for
Get. lie AMI lis wife keep n puhi,
house at place called Pegs Pebble
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-03-20
Cn!1H CClirre ia Ma,.tchusrss aud CuD-
EClicut.

Eos. Co. Grx7.--In your paper inst re
oo'vel, Vol Ky, 30. !, is an article or
'fda culture oi th, Cninn." / am glad
To- sec the usage Of different sections Of our
coc1tI". : - rot prccejve differences in
the rl1ctirg5 o. Conn c,,:,t, from those of
Massachusetts,, 50 much rs J should havo
oyacctrd. 70 De sure tIcy plant in lows
rg Give inches apart. We plant in rows
fourteen inches apar'. ThHy uso a ma.
chin. t. distribute tic scol ard th"n cover
with hoe. We use a machine that dis
oiau'a, and covers at tho same time. -
They use hoe to clear the wees. We
We whet is tcrmel IN oniouwecler. an i'm
tlc,acr. ;rycuicd Ly Mr. Joseph Bushhv
O., iai- t,@u, ard which is highly valued
by nil weo u,o il. Their crop' on good
aud. mu-o from Csc 10 eigh, hundred
,v-ho., t, ,ho arro--s5 do onrs--whrgcIoro
wc ,,n., leo upon oar noighhoIs Of South
port, Conn, as ncarly related a cousins 10
,tc a-awint Of oajou~--and hope they
,.li coatiru, to enjoy the fruits Of their
Il, uanaraoa Nv tho ravag"' Of Tie on
'sa a,gy5!