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sanable--then We ought NOT 10 stopat one
narrowing. 50 faras my observation goes
the effect Of one narrowing is not ptrcepti-
BILE. Al any rate il " too small an amount
Of cultivation ~ be Of much advantage.
" hateser number ofharresiugs one wishes
TO give his wheat, they muss be all done
when the seed Is ssown---the last one or the
roller covering the grass seed. | have
never had seed fail TO come when covered
with the harrow.
Glover is indispensable IN the Farm.
After field IL u,ce seeded it is easy to
keep it forever seeded. A clover sod may
be turned in the Spring aad cultivated in
corn aud followed by wheat in the Fall. aud
gold stand Of clover will come Without re-
seeding. y
Ufchard grass is one of the best Of the
grasses. Ii is very tenacious Of life. grows
up early in the Spring. and continues 10
do so as often as you cut Il. throughout the
Summer. II af1ordsa considerable a.
mount Of Winter pasturage. II the VIM
ter is not too severe or il has little protet-
tien. ID succeeds well when the land is
not too wet. Only the Spring crop bears
seed.
Timothy does well on bottoms when dry
enough for corn. In point Of quality it
takes the lead--at least III the estimation
OF roe public. This grass will not succeed
on dry land in this State, think.
Hers grass, or red top. will succeed on
wetter land than Timothy. and for low
bottom not well drained. il is among oar
best grasses. This grass and Timothy
make very little aftermath. A good mead
ON well stocked in Herd and native grasses
will make FIRST crop Of almost pure Herds
grass. aud a second crop Of native grass.
sometimes larger than the first. and Of
choice hay.
In speaking Of narrowing wheat. I said
nothing about the kind Of harrow used.
This question is often asked. The fashion
is 10 speak OF tine Thomas Smoothing har.
row, for This purpose. rs If no other would
do. A straight tooth harrow does not tear up
the wheat. You nced not be afraid. Drive
ELoldly over the erop--it may Look like
running il especially IL the ground is loose.
but IL yon will examine yon viii end very
little wheat torn up. and in a few days.
the diit will be knocked Of and the young
plants will look none the worse. The
/. Thomas Harrnwv ia without doubt q
good implement. but any harrow may be
used.--Dr. T. w. Harriss in The North
Carolina Former.
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aANuRING CORN.

II is best to manure for corn just be-
fore. or at planting time and it is not best
to place il too deep 10 the soil; every
thing should be ready, that the planting
may begin just as soon As the season will
permit. Plant whenever il gets warm
enough to secure stand is . good rule
Early corn will produce best. and besides,
can be laid BY early, 80 as 10 give better
opportunities TO work the cotton (provided
you have the cotton to work or anything
else.
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1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
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HINTS ON CLOVER AND GRASS.

II Is nos 100 late jet 10 sow. Some think
II best 10 500 IN the Fsll. l can't say ss
70 this. From my owB experiences would
ssy. that. so~ed 10 the Spriag 10 suitably
prepared soil and covered properly, they
are pretty sure 10 cone The Top soil
asskt 70 be Hpe and freshly stirred. For
this purpose the bssros 10 necessary. II
Il Is wished 20 SOW co vhszt er oafa the
Lrrop sill prepare the land veil and will
,uf injare the grain crop. Unless u 10 q
Iosse coil. IL 10 often better 10 harrow two
~ moro times with an interval ef week
o. 20 between The workings. IL oultiva-
iiOp il good lor wheat--which seems rss-
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SWEET POTATOES.

This Is most important and pro6trt.e
srop III nearly sll parts Of the State. They
are however, more productive in the light
aud sandy soils Of middle and Eastern
Carolina They succeed best in soils with
a considerable proportion Of vegetable
mould. snch IS ucs land, or good sod
ground Manures applied, should be in
liberal quantity. aud thoroughly rotted.
Ashes are peculiarly adapted TO the growth
Of potatoes. and the same holds god Of
plaster and crushed or Dissolved bones.
deep ploughinr, drainage. and thorough
pulyerzation Of he soil are necessary %
The production &C good crops. The seed
fer early crops should be cut .arger than
those for late ones In the las, number
ofihe /" North CHOiiaa Farmer We
gave directions about bedding. We Bow
give most successful mode Of raising
these tubers, and observe that though it
may require some pains taking. yetit will
pay for al labor.
firsi-select only ihe largest and best
tubers for seed and plsbt in bed. at the
same tilae or before. if you choose. get
barrel, box o. .apk Of some sort that will
hold water. 6ll il sith corn cobs. add
liquid manure water alvne will do il souse
fsrtilizlng material be added until ell the
cobs are covered. and keep ID 10 that way
until you are ready TO plant. By which
time the cobs will be rotten. but yet bold
ing together wrap Jour pOtatoe set. plant
or vine around cob once Or tsiee. then
bury il 10 the ridge or hill. leaving su end
u the vine 70 grow. BY this method Jon
will make larger potatoes and q most boun-
iiful crop. and this too. slmcst regardless
sf soil,--kdrfh c.Woliad Farmer.
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FARM CALENDER.

The months Of February and March were
remarkable for very mild and pleasant
temperature. with bright and clear days.
Even boisterous and clustering March has
been unusually amiable in lis conduct. and
ms = consequences Of such fiLe weather. the
farmers have made fne progress IN pre-
pairing the land for crops. To use eoIn-
mon phrase. they are /" ahead. ssa every
thoughtful farmer will endeavor 70 keep
:. ahead from now until harvest time.
We ofer few Suggestions for The month.
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Passengr train leaving Raleigh sf l2-az B. n
connects af t;rrrnsbora with the Soul bern boupa
tram; making the quickest time TO al souih~fp
cities. Accommodation Train .Ieavinx Ralsish
a. i0.i5 p m cpnnrcts with Norfbsrn bannd
Trains az Greensboro Cor Richmond and all
points east. 81 ,Fstf 81.
Price OF Tirkets same ss via other rontss.
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles. y \
slcepinx Cars run through irons nihssand Co
Montgomery siihoni change.
pap-rs thai have srransrDen,s 10 advertise the
schedule OF this eompany viii pie~s< print as ..
boxe.
For narthsr inisgnailon sdtlrrss
JOHN X. MACuCRpO.
Gen'L Pas. AFvnt.
Wa f1sie ;irhmond, Na.
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ZO name 10 cents. postpaid. ]. JONES a 90
NASSAU. n. n.
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Augusta, Maine.
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SSS=G77 a Week 70 !. Agents. so OUT.
70. yItKERl. Augusta, Maine.
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xLyTnCONGREss~BxrRAs SESSION

OCTOBER l7.--ScH0tc- Mr.. Thurman pre-
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iordi Senator from Louisiana aid over
til tomorrow. Mr.. Edmunds submitted
the following which was laid over until to-
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Resoired That select committee Of Senators d.
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anu tiamltn made Chairman Of Committee
"n . "relgh Relations, in place Of Morton
VINO retains his old place as Chairman OF the
,ymmltlce on Privileges and u ectioug
HDUsc--J. j. Elan, contestant from tbe
0urth District of Louisiana, was sworn io.
taxing The modified oath. Mr.. FRYE III
i.ereo q resolution rcciting that Charles
Nash had presented q certificate Of election.
signed by Governor Kellogg. then the duIy
recognized and acting Governor of Ion.
Isianai but that the Clerk " the House had
declined To- place Nash's name on the roll
but had substituted r. w. Robertson. on
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f, tiute offered by Mr Ellis. that Robertson
De sworn in, was agreed TO- and the modified
9,ah oi Office administered The case oh
Nlr. Facheco, OF alifOrnia. was then called
"L when Mr. Garfield moved the oath Of
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Awful COlliery Explosion near GIas.
gov, Scotland,

LONDON, Oct. 22.--An explosion has oc-
CURED in the cOllieTy at High Blantvre. near
Glasgow. Four hundred men were i'm the
mine. large number were killed.
"A Glasgow dispatch says the most intense
excitement prevails over the colliery eNp o.
SON Exploring miners are endcavoring to
get at the miners, but have little hope of
rescuing any. The bottom of the nit is said
to be full OF dead bodies.
GLASGOW, Oct. 22.-A special train sent
to bring the injured of the colliery cxplo-
sion To the Glasgow Infrmary has returned
no one having been got out alive. Twenty
dead bodies have been recovered II is
feared the entire four hundred i'm the col
liery. when the explosion occurred have per-
ished
GLASGOW, Oct. 22-The latest particulars
from High Blantyre show that two hundred
and thirty-three men descended into the
mines this morning. None Of these, except
one, who was working near the shaft NJ the
time OF the explosion, has been rescued up
10 late hour this evening. Very little hope
OF rescuing the men is entertained as the
explosion occurred at nine o'clock in the
morning, and the exploring parties had to
Telinquish their efforts I'm one pit az four in
the afternoon, because OF the poisonous
gases az the bottom Of the shaft Of the other
PIT, the colliery comprising two pits, with
communication between them a faint
knocking has been heard, but, so far IL has
pteu lHlpVNSloie 20 rcdch the bottom Of the
shaft
LATER
GLASGOW, oct. 22.-Explorcrr have re-.
sumed operations at :hc first nit They
report forty corpses lying at the foot Of the
shaft
The shaft az the bottom of which knock.
ing was heard is rapidly collapsing. and cx-
piorers, consequently, arc attempting To-
reopen communication from the other oinc.
They have penetrated about half mile.
but have still one hundred aud fifty fatboms
10 clear, 10 they can not possibly reach
the men who arc supposed to be imprisoned
before morning. II is feared that by that
time few, If any, will remain alive.
LONDON, October 23.-The work Of OK.
ploring the collicry at High Blantyre. ian
which the explosion occurred Yesterday
proceeded throughout the night. -Four I'D.
ners were discovered about eleven o'clock
but 30 80 exhausted condition that one
die1 before morning. and another is hope.
Iessly Frustrated. Mining experts say aU
the men in the pits pcrished. but even III any
are awe now, no rescue party can reach
them in less then eight or ten days.
The work Of bringing up the dead was re-
sumed this morning. The bodies are fear.
iully burned and manclcd. The explosion
was Of terrific violence
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The New York herald., 1877-10-26
M. BOyY.

The death OF jean Francois Antoine Bovy, vol
known SWISS eugravsr Of medals established at Con.
eva and the OF his profession, in tho eighty.
fourth year OF his age, is announced Ho studied
der " Pradicr, brother OF the sculptor, Paris Hs
Hrst exhibited In tho Parisian Salon OF 1881. Among
his WORKS, which arc veil known TO collectors, are
10 Jubil6 do la Reformation us35); francois
Arago, L'Impcritricc, Cuvicr, Napoleon l., Goethe,
Is'z Scnopln. laganini, General Duiour. rho Batie
OF tho Aims (ls51l; Medal OF the Exposition OF 1855
lS5Jl; tho Empress Euscuic, the Prince Imperial and
tour mcdnls commemorative oil the Exposition OF
1857. NJ. Bovy received medal oil the second class
1885 and ono OF the third IN 1858. lie docorates
with tho Legion OF Honor IN lst3
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
MIHoTr AUGUB OSBORN.

Minots Augur Osborn, senior editor Of tho New Ha
Euening R,gis,er. died at his residence IN New
Haven Conn. on tho oath OF October, Ia tho sixty.
seventh year OF MS age lie was born aud reared in
New Haven and served as printers boy IN tho
Register oncc HIS quick intellect at,cniivcness and
ndc,y were appreciated so highly oy Joseph Barber,
tho founder OF tho paper that he had only just at
tanned M. majority when he associated In part.
nofsh,p with him. WncH Mr Barber retired Mr.
Osborn became tho senior publisher aud subso-
aoentiy The solo editor OF the Rsgistsr His ca.
rccr was successful and distinguished during very
stirring times IN the political history OF tho state Of
Connecticut Iio was Ianiiliarly known as "Major"
Oborp title derived from hts services In the second
regiment Of tho Connecticut State militia some forty