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VIRGINIA..
SPECIAL IfLsesAM 10 Tine HERALD.

The Reign Of Terror In the Southwest ern
Portion of the State-Report of the Military
Commissioners az Halifax Court House.
RICHMOND. Jan. 10. 1865, 4 /
6oClock P. NJ. ! 4
The following report resolved at military headquarters
here fully confirms thclsatements previously forwarded
by Of the reign Of terror tho southwestern coun
ties in one OF which Lieutenant Scott Is the military
commissioner II will be seen that armed negro organic
cations only exia but blacks forced to join them
BY threats, and that lands are expected
OrFrox MILITARY COMMISSIONER,
HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, Va, Dec. 20, 1867. J
To the COMMANDING 0YsCER Of the Subdstrict or Pc.
tersburg, Va
sm-In compliance with your instructions Of the 18th
inst have the honor report that Lieutenant Crosby
and myself visited tho nss hborhood In which the
armed organization had been seen, and found that tho
meetings had been discontinued and II was believed BY
the citizens that the organization had been broken up
effected through the civil authorities the arrest OF two
OF the othcers-vz., George Coleman, coiored alias
examination and from the good character which the ai.
ter bears In the neighborhood, released him. he bav
ing been forced 70 Join the organization by threats from
tho country have not been able as vet TO get hold Of
the roll Of the organization: As soon as do will
proceed TO disarm them There being trouble ant!ci
pated court day, Monday, tho 23d and Christmas
Day thought It advisable 10 close ali places for the sale
OF liquors and retain the troops until this morning
when, their rstions being about consumed and there
being further need of their presence they lett for
Petersburg have Coleman now confined IN the county
jail Until Sucn etme rs can OBTAIN
think will DO able effect the arrest OF another OF tn
leaders In the OF another week The presence OF
troops source OF great reief to the citizens,
and restored In great measure feeling OF security
which has not been felt among the whites OF this country
for several months IL has also had very sanitary
effect the freedmen. think that the idea OF getting
lands been pretty we'll exploded and they are now
beginning to make contracts for next year. should
have sent Coleman down with squad from Lieutenant
Crosby's detachment had any transportation. AS Isl
will send him down in charge Of one OF the civil
necessary assistance am, sir very respectfully, your
obedient servant DAVID p SCOTT,
Second Lieutenant Eleventh United States infantry,
Military Commissioner for Halifax county, Va.
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NEW YORK.

Large Fire In Cswego-Thc Grant Block
BurnCd-I.oss 100000.
oswEoo, Jan. 10, 1868.
The Grant block. in which located the First Ma
toral Bank, Jules wendeils jcwolry store r. G. Dens.
more's clothing store. Garsons clothing store the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms C. p Mcad's
commercial college, A. ). Aaibe's insurance Office.
Miler's bowling alloy, p. r. Browns restaurant
Dr. hcFar.ane's medical ONCE, aud tho law Offices
OF Az Grant, J. A. Hathaway, Comptroller VIM f.
Allen and Edwin T. Allen, was destroyed by Are last
night The total loss 10 about 500 0c0 and the nsur.
ance about $780, 900. The Grant block was valued At
$50 900 and insured for SIS 500 Soon after the steam
IRE engines commenced working steamer No burst
her boiler and slightly injured the engineer Tho e!ght
was very cold and boisterous
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IRELAND.

An Alleged Feninn Leader Arrested-A "Sedi.
tious', Editor in Court-Seizure of Telegraph
Clerks In the North. 80
DUBLIN Jan. TO- 1858.
Facts which have come to the knowledge Of the au-
thoes here lead 10 the belief that the leader Of the
rising at Tallaght last spring not killed. a. was
reported. man named Lennon prominent Fe-
nian. was arrested here to-day on charge OF high
treason and II Is confidently asserted that he Ia tho
person who organized and directed the instruction
on that occasion.
His examination will tako place, when the evil
'dence In the possession OF the government will be
brought to light.
Mr. Piggott Of the Dublin freshman, has been OK.
amined and held for trial the charge Of publishing
certain alleged bes and reprinting namatory articles
written In America
BELFAST JAM TO- 1868.
! Tho clerks in the Office OF the Magnetic Telegraph
Company in this city have been arrested and thrown
into Jail on the charge Of belonging 20 tho Fenan
organization.
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Official Reports from the British Expedition
Ne1xs fra.n si.a C..ntisax
KANSAS.

The Grand Army of the Repubiic-Grnnt the
Choice for President-The state LegisIa.
rure.
ST. Loris jan &C. 1903
The Grand Encampment OF the Grand Army Of tho
Republic OF Kansas held its session at Topeka
yesterday aud elected John A. Martin. OF Atchison
General Commander and NJ. r Adams, OF Leave nworth,
Second Commander.
General Blunt and Captain Morehouse OF Atchison,
were elected delegates 20 the Philadelphia Convention
After tho adjournment Of the session mass meeting
was held and resolutions we're passed In favor OF Gen.
eral Grant for RresIdenL
Tho Kansas Legislature will meet a. Topeka next
Tuesday,
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD

TIE Senatorial Contest-NO Chance for Vai-
lancigham-Ben Wade Nominated by the
COLUMBUS Jan. 10, 1sss,t
g. IL O'Clock z. NJ.
Tho Legislature has done but little as yet To-day IL
made arrangements for the inauguration OF the new
Governor on Monday next There are plenty or demo-
cratic politicians here from all parts Of the state pitching
into the Senatorial fight. yallandlghsm has
many friends here q work, but the chances
are against him. He cannot be nominated
as the matter now stands and Il Is not likely that he
will make any between now and the meetin,
Of the caucus, which Will DO tomorrow evening. IL
may not nominate before Monday night, however.
Thurman's success seems TO be assured
The republicans In joint caucus TO. night nominated
Bon Wade on whom to throw away their votes. They
mean 10 endorse him.
The action OF state Convention on tho sth gives
unbourded satisfaction throughout the state.
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LOUISIANA.

Tho Convention Hurrying Through Its
Work.
New ORLEANS Jan. TO- 1858.
The Convention Is hurrynr the constitution through,
having GO, FAR article six,yseven to-day. when
tn 10Y adjourned meet O'Clock this evening
and they s in session. II is reported tina. this
sudden activity Is caused by letters from prominent poll
ucans nov Wash ngton.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC news
FIR O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


Tho Financial Exhibit-Henvy Taxes ana
New Loan.
: FloRgScE, JAN 10, 1858.
The budre. which win be laid by the ministry before
ths Italian Parliament calls for the adoption OF the fol-
lowing measures 10 meet the liabilities and expenditures
of The government, for the ensuing year,
r.rs,-rhe imposition Of fresh taxes SUFFICIENT to pro-
ducs the sum Of l9o 900 Ire IN addition TO The present
revenue.
second-Ths authorization or Q new loan Tor
400 600 900 lire.
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MISSOURI.

The Cold Snup mt 80. Louis-Dctention of
Mails aud Passengers.
ST. LOUIS JAN TO- 1883
The cold weather OF the past few days has entirely
suspended navigation, and tho ferryboats have
ceased to rum No mall has been sent the river
since yesterday morning and none have been re-
ceived since night before last. An attempt
was made TO cross the railroad passengers at
Venice, four miles above, this afternoon, but with
what success Ia not known. A largo number
OF railroad passengers the other Side OF the
river waiting cross The weather moderated slightly
to DAY. but enough affect the river and an ice
gorge expected place tonight Narrow Point
twenty miles below here in which event the leo oppo-
site will cement and afford safe passageway. NO
crossing has been effected at 81. Charles the North
Missouri road since yesterday the Ice on the Missouri
river being heavy to allow the !erryboats to runs
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TENNE

A Meeting In Memphis In Favor or the Pro.
lection OF Foreign Isoru Citizens.
hRxrms, Jan. 10, 1868.
There was isrgs and enthusiastic meeting OF foreign
born citizens held al the Exchange Building las. n,gh
Mayor Lerwich presided, and resolutions we're passed
urging the government, 10 arord more adequate pro-
lection 10 Americans oft izens abroad ana that vas
the duty Of the government to recall without delay any
minister or consul who had refused and neglected 10
sivo his lawful profession 70 American clpssns travel
Ing abroad
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Omccrs Of tho Dairymen's Association.

UTICA, Jan. 10, 1858.
The American Dairymsn's Association, which began
It's sessions In this city last Wednesday morning. id.
journcd last Thursday afternoon. Ths following esssrs
were chosen for the ensuing yer-Prosident Hora,io
Seymour Vice Presidsn.s, Messrs A,vord, OF onon-
dags; Williams, OF Kentucky Lewis OF Cue.da; Elmer
or Aleghanyi Dubois, OF Massachusetts, Walker. OF
Oswero; King. OF Illinois; Horr, 0! ONO Wider o.
wisconsin, and garr.ngion. Of Ontario, q W. Secre-
tary an Iroasurer q. D. Weoss. OF Verona N. Y.
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The Maine Grand Army Of the Republic.
PORTLAND, Jan 10, 1868
The thirteen posts OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
In Maine mo. In convention to-day and organised the
Department OF Mane with the choice o. General George
L. Beal Grand Commander Delegates 70 the National
Convention appointed. All The posts In the State
with the exception OF two were represented and the
order 10 reported 10 DO rapidly growing
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The COnvention-Conservati War on Hun.
nicutt.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1868.
In the Convention the morning hour was spen. by
con servatve member IN reading editorials Of Dir Hun
ncutt to conv.c. him OF political Inconsistency.
The Bill OF Rights was discussed until the adjourn.
mo
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EAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sal from this
port on Saturday for Asplnwali
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
VII. close al haif.pa't ten O'Clock In the morning
Tue NEw YORK Naturalization for the Pacnc-w.ii
DO ready a, half-pas, nine in the morning.
Single copies, n wrappers. for mailing. six cents.
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FRANCE.

Decrease of Bullion in the Bank.
PARIS, Jan. 10. 1868.
The bullion in the bank. according 10 the regular
statement has decreased $50 900 francs for the week
ending to-day,
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ALAB ANA.

Sinking Of n Steamer on tho Tombigbee
River.
MohrrE, Jan. 10, 1858
The steamboat LILY, loaded with cotton, from rusca.
Ioosa for Mobile has been sunk In the Tombgbee river
The boa. total los, bu. tho cargo will b mvsd in
damaged condition.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Democratic Nomination In the Eighth Con.
gressionai District.
CINCINNATI. Jan TO- 1868.
Tho Democratic Convention in the Eighth district OF
Ohio to-day nominated General Barnaoas Burns for
Congress- 10 III the vacancy caused by the death Of M
Hamilton.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS,

QUEENSTOWN Jan. io.--The steamship City OF Ant.
werp Captain Mrehouse OF the tnman line, which left
New York on tho 2sth Of December arrived hero this
moon On the wsy 70 Liverpool
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ENGLAND.

Transit Of Fenians 10 Prison.
LONDON Jan. 10. 1863
Messn. Burke, Casey. Shaw and Mulany. the Fe'
nIans who had their preliminary examination At Bow
street yesterday we're last night heavily guarded and
taken BY special train 10 Warwick Jail
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Advice tScicntlncN.-To Cure Hair aud scalp
Diseases e. y headquarters, As.or place DR.. GRAND
JEAN, ~ years practice.
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store shades Plain, Gilt or Lettered.
SkYLiSAT SHADES,
sHELF CURTAINS
KPLTY'S ~. Broadway

The Metropolitan job Printing Estublish-
MENi' Nassau street prepared 70 furnish Cards Cir
cuars Panphes Law Cases, Posters aud every description
Of Printing al rates twenty-five per can %
obtained elsewhere In the city.
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A Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly CO.
sOA.NE imparls aner 1loss and 10 superior French
porGdcs ard oils or alcoholic washes
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Grave Abuses in tho Lnnatic Asylum.

ST. LOUIS Jan. TO- 1858.
resolution was introduced in tho Lower House to-
day setting forth that grave abuses exist IN the Lunatc
Asylum, charging corruption the managers that the
funds had been squandered, and appointing committee
TO investigate the affairs OF the Asylum.
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monev refunded Dr. FILTERS Great Vegetable Rheu.
matte Remedy .aken nwariy References ~ 757 cures.
Principal depot, ~ Broadway. Positively pay
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Brtcheior'- Hair Dyr.-Thc Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable instanane
oas. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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BE Sure md Cell for
INKS. WiNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
having tho fac-simile OF Gurus Perkins the outside
wrapper AL others are base mutations
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VERMONT.
Funeral OF Bishop Hopkins.

BURLINGTON Jan 30 1868.
The funeral OF Bishop Hopkins vii, take place IA this
city Wednesday, tie 10th inst, al large at
tendance Of the bishops and ciergymen Of the United
States and the Canadas rs expected
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Cough, Cough, Cough.
MADAME PORTER's COUGH BkLstN
Il known ~ the and eaeciuai remedy and within
the gcara Of all
Tor sale 81 al druggists NJ IS. 20 and :: cents.
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Either OF the above ~ mall receipt Of price,
On recent az n SC We will mad 10 any address a. pub.
,,uAod rosl paid the entire worss OF Charles Dickens
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
ron ras MILLION TO SECURE A LIBRARY
CLUB RATES
discount OF per cont will be msde for 30 copies OF
volume or complete sets address discount
Of " per cent on " oopieA is per cent on 10 eopioa
NEARLY READY.
THE wAyKRLRI NOVELS.
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CouEhs mud CnIds nrc UIfen NvfrI0okc Cd. :
continuance for lengh " tmc irritation 0.
tie .ungs chronic throat disease BLOWN.
BRONCHIAL TkOCHES offered with the .El.cs
ediate relief.
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CALF ORNIA.

The Annual Trade and Commerce of San
Francisco.
SAN FEAScrsco Jan. O. 1863
The annual review OF the trade and commerce OF San
Francisco for the year 1857 shows that the valuation or
foreign imports In round numbers sl5 600 900, on
which duties were paid amounting 10 81. soc, o0o The
amports by tho way Of tho Isthmus Of Panama
amounted to sS6,ooo,ooo, mostly at cur
rsncy valuation, and there were two hundred
and twelve thousand fvo hundred tons OF
goods received by the way OF Cape Horn
The report records show o total treasure and mers
chandise shipment OF S63 600. 000 Valuation denoted
Is folloss:-Treasure, $40. SOC, 600; merchandise,
S225 O00 There we're nearly slT 600 900 worth OF
exports OF about fy articles OF California production
including So, 500 900 worth OF wheat aud flour de-
spached In two hundred and twenty three vessels the
grain alone including one hundred and sixty-one full
cargoes OF wheat for Europe The total value OF the
grain crop exceeded the gold product. The wool crop
for the year amounts 10 nine and half millions OF
pounds The treasure shipments including amounts
received from places outside OF the State, were the
smallest since 1850
Seizure of the Steamer China for the Viola.
tion of the Passenger Act.
san FRANCISCO Jan. 10, 1868.
The United States Marshal seized the steamship China
FOR alleged violation OF tho Passenger law OF Congress
on her last voyage from San Francisco to Hong Kong
Arrved-shp General Mcclellan from New York.
Scholarships Panther for New York, Cape Horn for
Valparaiso and Nightingale for New York VIA Victoria.
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Wiss, Toupees and Ornamental IIair.-Dest
oRs. n E9RA syssk ~ = -''tsTs g
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Two or Three Cold. In Succession WIN. with

Two or Three Colds In Succession VIII, with
many constitutions securely establish he seeds OF consum
ton 10 the sys,ena thus converting What naly
simple durable affection inso one generally fatal While
ordinary prudence therefore, max the business Of
ono 10 take Of cold until II 10 got rid Of intelligent
perencs fnr rnatsly presents remedy IN Dr. JAYNEs
ExPECT0RANT thoroughly adapted 10 speedily all
Coughs and Colis and one equally effective the primary
stages OF Consumption. Asthma and Bronchta Bold b.
al druggistA
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-Clirrhugh,s Tiiu@ive Wigs and Ornamental
IIair'-flnesi ihe world ss5 broadway up stairs.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. JANUARY IL, 1868.
ABYssINIA.


Native Skirmishers Around the English
Camp-The British Forces Ordered 10 the
~ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Jan. 8, 1868.
Very late advices from Colonel Msreweather,
OF the British Abyssinian expedition, have been
received here conveying the rather important
intelligence that bands of natives, supposed to
be hostile, were proving around the English
camp at Senate.
In consequence Of this manifestation orders
were issued for all the European troops tenn.
porarily stationed at Annesley Bay and the differ
emit points along the line Of march from there to
the interior to advance to the front and join the
headquarter division at Senate.
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Mere Economicai Remarkable Certainty
2. prompt actonin fact every good quality guaranteed
M Mrs s. "A. ALLEN $ improved (new style HAIR tg.
sfOkEE or DRESSING. IN one bottle. Every druggist
ge!ls T. Price dollar
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CENENrH EBGlMhNr N. a., BAND CONCERT
- SEVENTH SEASON
THIRD SoSSERT sATyRpAY EVENING, Jan. Il, 1865.

lsckcS can De obtained OF
VIM. A. Pond MUSIC store, H7 Broadway.
reer bogel Mcalo hat store. Nos 6 and 6l5 Broad
way.
y O. Rushion. druggist LII broadway, corner Twenty.
tth street, Blower Bros stsoners zoo Broadway louis
d hsder, i6o Pearl street. and ~ oraua No. Stanton
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Ono Ounce of Gold will be Given for Every
~ alrlisrnf0r found IN rs. T. BABBTfr's LION
COFFEE" One san IL every twenty 4 dollar
rrecatacs ca - g. g. bs ~ 10 II aud "a
street, New York For sale everywhere.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed
With ne4rcss an dcsTa,ch aud lower rates Than
whore, 4, the METROPOLITAN JO3 PAINTING EsfAB.
LISHMEST, d Nassau street.
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nnavicc s~sicmailnc,.ro tmre isnr ana Scatp
$3.50, 'e''' ""'0 p'aso' ~ "Na'D
'A'As' . years plue''ee
Urtcheiorts Hair Dyr.-vhc Best in the
wora only rcrfcet harmless reliable lnsiantane
ols. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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The word painting Of the authorizes much more eec
tive than the best efforts Of the STATE
Register.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-20

AS the season has arrived for making ma
pie sugar we vii; give some dire, tons which
an old Vormonter has derived from his ex-
perienee. There is a great difference in the
price OF good and an inferior article and
hence the importance OF knowing how to
make the best. 1t requires no more expense.
or at least, a very little more, 10 make good
maple sugar than it does 10 manufacture a
poorer article. And those who make it tor
their own use, and not ior the market are in
t9rested to know the best mode OF manuiac-
turing it. A black, dirty looking lump, such
as we sometimes see for sale, is not very
tempting, while clean white cake is looked
upon as luxury, and viii command qoicA
sale and good price.
The first thing is 10 get the sap from the
trees. And to DO this they must De tappeu'
But how tapped? Use haii-ineh BIT and
bore about an inch deep, and that will give a
quarter of an inch for lreshins without mate
ria.ly iniuling the tree Use alder spiles in
nregerence to metallic ones. Every spring
tbey should be properly cleaned, and also the
mans and buckets which may he done with
hot lime juice and thorough rinsing. This
will prevent the sap from souring. Strain
the sap through a double woolen cloth into a
tub, and let It stand two hours 10 settle; then
draw OH by facet inserted in the side oI
the tub one inch above the bottom. In this
way the sap win be well filtered and ready tC
place ever the fire in a suitable vessel. Wher
il soils, add pint of new, sweet milk TO every
90 gallons to slack it, and skim thoroughly a
long as nything rises to the top OF it.
When sufficiently boiled down 1t must b
stirred with thin wooden paddle one hou
while it is cooling and granting in woodel
| trays or bowls. Ii the above rules are strict
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-20


We say to our farmers save your fodder.
But how, it may be asked, by starving our
cattle? Not so by aHy means. II has been
said that horse Will almost starve to death by
being kept before NOW OF hay and in close
proximity to it. The very instisets of the no
be animal tell him that Is no way ior him to
be fed. There is something wrong about 1t
and be leels it. But give him his food regu-
llrly an d in such quantities as he needs and
he will thrive. Don't disappoint him by neg
Letting TO feed him at the proper time
Much valuable fodder Is wasted every winte:
AID the spring time occasionally opens the
eyes OF the farmer, who has practieed no
economy or regularity in feeding his ami
mails.
The New Hampshire Farmer says there ls
first loss at harvest time, grass is badly
cured, corn fodder is allowed to remain in the
field until It's vitality is washed out by au-
tumn storms, straw is properly spread stout
barn and yards at thTeshing time. And then
again, when farmers come 10 iced, they are
extravagant in the amount they Give their
animals and allow much TO be wasted through
bee llessness. This is all true, and STANCE it
is true. Farmers VIII labor hard in hay
ing and harvest time 10 procure iocd for their
stock, and then in the winter, throw por-
tion of 1t away. Wien hay is regularly and
Systematically dealt out to the animals 1t wi
be found that much smaller quantity than
is generally supposed will keep them in coed
condition II Ia nRf had NJ 10
have lew tens OF hay TO keep over aid
thereby guard against the evils OF scarcity
tie next season which some times com IS up
on The farmer when least expected. We say
again, save yonr hay which you have laboied
hard to put into your barns.
AGRICOI.A.