, 1861-09-17

acient for the supply Of the family, the ether
half going to the owner Of the fixtures, WILDE
so]d to the villagers mud others not owning
land, and thus supply will be obtained for
local use. We hive no idea that the busIness
viii outgroF these bounds, or become an item
for shipment
The profitable making Of sugar from this
cane is Jet in the distant future Of It's demon
stration, and we have but little hope Of q sue
cesaful result.
To-day Caters Steam Coil Sugar Evapora-
tor Was again in blast, and the principal fear
ture Of any considerable attraction In this de.
pa1tment- Within 2:40 from the time the
steam was Let on, the liquid WIS brought to
q boil, and in 80 minutes good sirup Was pro
duced.
This size apparatus will make about twelve
gal1ons per hour when in steady operation,
using about fifty lbs steam Baing heated by
steam it Is Impossible to burn the strip, eYen !
If redaced to wax.
TRIAL OF Flows
At an early hour the committee was ready |
to make trial of plows. The place Of trial
was prairie sod On that part Of the ground yet !!
above water. Years Of pasturage had to some
extent subdued the wild grass, yet not SO
as to make 1t q very easy draft for the team.
The first tried WAS that Of Deer's twelve inch
sod p1ow, with wing On the land side. In
u;& II, rs.} }raa Aora
found a sizteen-ineh plow, even for twelve
inch 1u1roW, to be the best and easiest Of
draft This plow runs eagy, with the two
horses, in this 1eathery wire grass turf, and ap-
peared to pleas the many farmers present.
The subson plow Of the Mapes pattern, from
the shop OF Mr.. Deer, Was next tried. To
most Of those present It's use WAS novelty,
but it at once carried conviction Of it's value,
in our clay and clay-loam soils. It must
hencetorth take its place in the plow-deld
The next tried was the No. 2 Double Mi
cbigan plow, from the same shop, and
with the came team, which should have
had another horse added. OF its viaue
for prairie breaking we have before adslseo the
readers of the TRIBUNE, more especially for
spring breaking. No trench ploW 80 perfectly
pulyerizes the soil as this. One reason that
has initiated against their use with many ia
that thew have been N made too heavy. and of
German instead of cast steel The one on
trial ia mucd Nehter than usual. and this ia
also nuch tn heavy. Y,ncsnt's. patent, made b7
the st. 10 Iron Co, of Mishawukee, Ind, WAS
entered for all work. a great deal OF delay
was occasioned by not having this plow in
oraer- It,sa stranee oversight with exhibit
ors Of r,]ozs that they depend too often On a
| n}ow taken directly from the shop. and trust
tbat it is all ,iptt and properly adjusted. We
bon, eyerv man that nee1ects this precantioa
will On home without ribbon of any color. it
is Al, act of Injustice to the committee to keen
them waiting 10 tinker ND their p1ows. Furst
& Bradley came into competition with the
two last named pIoEs for all purposes, and
made a verv encceesfnl tria1. The rain now
| heoen In nour doun- and the trial w.s maj.
| noned tor the CAV.
SEWING MACHINES,
In our notice Of these machines Yesterday,
We omitted to make mention Of SigWolt Il
Whitman machine, from the fact that the
operator was absent This is oneof the thirty
dollar machines is lock stitch and has the ap
pearance of being valuable machine. 1t il
made at Souah Bend, Ind. We will here taks
occasion to say that all of the machines OF
exhibition eyiuccd superior workmanship ant
doubtless all are valuable. Each machine ha
some uecuilarity Of mechanism and adaptio,
of use in the several kinds Of work. Til
price il a1so varied and 1t is strang
|
firm tbe preat variety On exhibitio,
one tn euit the taste and purse of the mos
mira Near the sewing machines is . knife
prirfire machine both ingenlus and usefa
and its cheapres will recommend 1t to ever
housekeeper, It Is fol ea1s at soue numbe
. cnstam Hcnse Mace the precise location {
which hea elipued our recollection.
The heavy rain of Yesterday prec1uded tb
noesih;}ity Of looking at the sheep pens c
making further ezamirations among the CT
tie Mnddv. wet and weary, we bade farewe
TO Inc ga5 anu 1esaa's seenes u 1He o'A'e Z d
st Brighton
THE FUTURE OF THE FAIR.
What are to be the attractions and the pr
gramme at the Fair Grounds, if any such the
are, We were uraele to ascertain last evenin
Probably all that remains to be attended I
Will be continued soies OF STOCK az auctlo
and private sale, at winch 1ormef tne VOICE
=. John Da'ln WAS heard at the intervals
Which ram was NOT lal1ng yesterday.
AL day iong e4n1olsote were ousy feno'1'
their eonttlnuuofs' anu ge.e"g 1he'f sto'
- ana wares clss "alo' tatousa ia'a ano nau
% L'ttie renamed az n'sn1lau u 1oe nal7 u
- hloitaon, ana msns OF t'e sSaals were sacAn
IL Is hAely tnat snon1o Inc l1acA reSuuie
- to4e1aole conollon, Iae1e na} oe 1onie LII
OF epeeo' oet"sen notses VI Liz 8founu.
"a 1oe ,1ial o1 ING stee1 ilueu canoon' u1' "a
- p'2cs al ail, mas ns1 peen oennlIeiy annoanc
.. N tune CT locatsoh. we coa1o not aseefss
~ 'es evening tnat any ptoBtau1ne Ii nteau
a. OF can oe oueteo 1or to-oas anu to-no.to",
n peflod n3eo 1of Lac extension OF tne Ia
n Probably there is none' and to al intents a
he purposes Inc STATE FAT 1s enosa
h. rh. rr.nr. uo-ae- cn.~-
n, The cpse of Peter Mav Indicted far the m
1o,,. T.,,,o ..a. +ha f,;t,- u,r,,9,
oe1 VI ooAa A1aPps, Aea1 tue clty aoePt'
ed upOn the 3Qth of june last WaS called vest
~.
re uay morning In Inc C1fe1E CouIt, d16 dol
m. Jndoe Monip,ra r,ree;dfnp