The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
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qhore we're 1000 people at the agricultural fsir In
Dlnvlle va
The sugar cane crop Is reported avoraby OF in the
section OF Balnbrdge, Ga
The Alabama state Fair was In full operation at
Pickett Springs On the 9TH inst.
Tue Inauguration OF agricultural fairs this fall near
wilmington, n. c., Is strongly urged
A freeman has raised sweet potato near W.T.
nington, N c., which weighed SIX pounds.
1.-THE Farm and Garden now occupy consider able
space In several OF our southern exchanges.
Handsome premiums for grain crops are offered
By the Putnam County (Ga) Agricultural Society.
The railway bridge over the northwest branch of
She Cape Fear river, at wilmington N. O., Is In the
course OF construction.
There is quite q demand for Christmas goods in
Georgia. This indicates thar the former joly times
Or the darkies are returning.
the Cape Fear Academy, at Wilmington. N. O.. has
Deem Obliged 10 procure additional assistants In order
70 meet increasing patronage.
the Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser. states that the
c0lOred people do not seem to trouble the Mayor's
court much lately. good sign.
me lae Elan Alexander, OF Macon, Ga, LEFT his
property Tor the endowment OF free school in that
S,.y. LetWeen $4,000 ana $40, 600 cash are now IN
She hands OF trustees ready to be expended on this
Qraseworshy object.
Five hundred families OF Armenian Christians
9ober, quiet industrious, Intelligent people, are
comprise agricluralsts mechanics, artisans,
laborers and all the requisite repre- sentatives who
contribute to make up thriving community and .
prosperous State.
George s. Hoyle, OF Atlanta, Ga has just been
appointed cadet at West Point through the Hon. p.
Nd Young, member OF Congress from Georgia. This
Is the nrst appointment of the kind believe since
Georgia has been reconstructed We trust young
doyle Will learn wisdom and discretion from the
past and when he is called upon In his 0iical capa-
city 60 sustain the government in war or an tnsur
rection be VIII 90 II literally according to Hoylen
General Young was himself the last cadet from the
sane az rct before the war, and have stated
ne has the honor OF making the first recommendation
since It's close.
the Macon tCa.) telegraph Of the 7th inst. says
- ester'iay was unQuesttonably the busiest day OF
sne season TO our grocery and dry goods dealers
Foarth, Third, Second and Cherry streets were
proceed up with wagons from the surrounding coun-
Try, anu one could scarcely move directly along the
on account OF the crowds or country people
ana the delivery OF barrels, boxes, baggng and iron
ues from the stores 10 the wagons the street. 1t
seems that the in crest and attention which political
Affairs recently elicted have been quite forgotten
ov oar people ami that they have now entered upon
che WORK OF repairing their shattered fortunes
Win renewed energy and zeal. Receiving as the
planters are, very fair price for cotton they are
promptly meeting their obligations to merchants and
laDores, and still have some money left purchase
WINTER supplies OF goods aud groceries. We no
longer hear cou plants OF duh times.n