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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-12
paper selling at per cent Leading note brokers
furnish the following the latest rates.

THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold advanced to l03 on Wednesday on the news OF
the passage Of the Bland bill by the House. but later
reacted to l02ss The following table shows the
fluctuations for the week.
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Total for the week. -. 573,309

Total Tor the week.. 573,309
THE MARKET
The dulness which has marked stock spccula ton
has also pcrvaded the money market and very lltto
business was done Money on call lent very easily at
per cent, with exceptions at and per cent. Tho
bank statement yesterday was favorable, showing an
increase Of 81 500 100 the total made up
OF loss OF ST. 800 in the legal tender average and
a gain OF 81. s2S, 600 in the specie average.
Tho surplus reserve Is Increased 81, 500. 000 or to
$S87S575 IL is notable that local bank circulation
has been increased by average OF $685. 400 The Io
loving Is comparison OF tho bank averages Tor the
last two weeks-
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above legal re-
qulroments... 7,376575 s,s7s.575 Inc. 81, 5o2 900
year ago the surplus reserve was S. e93 1885, wilh
the total reserve consisting OF ST. $780, 100 specie and
SAL 900 legal tender notes For tho cores
week 1875 The surplus reserve S. 675 win
the consisting Of sl4, 400, 400 specie and
s4s, 95l, 500 legal tender notes
The foreign exchange market also dull, the
rates at the close being actual business about
$50 for bankers 90 days sterling bills, and ASK
q Asa Tor demand. Tho following tho latest
quotations.
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o. r. 3 Of l., are requested to attend tina funeral of
the vile OF our BROTHER Isaac Well from his ssidence,
NO go East both St. his day, eleven O'Clock A. NJ
PHILIP A. G0LDSrElN, President
JACOB L. COIN, Financial Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 10, l. o. b. B.-BRErH-
REsYou are hereby invited TO attend the funeral OF
Jennie Wen, the late wife OF Brother Isaac Well
10 take place this Monday morning. at eleven
O'Clock, from 1926 East 55tn st.
JOSEPH l.. sCHERER, President
A. EMANUEL, financial Secretary
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Nop. 3. Nop TO- Digereaces
Loans 1896 216, 600 $235, 96s 800 Dec. S24S 300
Specie ..... I5g35,900 Is, 764, 800 Inc. S2o 600
Legal tenders. 80 900 3S 5O3 40 Dec, US 900
Deposits 192 364 900 1888 $4,000 Inc. 1872 400
Circulation. l7l56,SOO IL, 200 Inc. 5o3, 400
Tho following shows tho relations between the total
reserve aud tho total liabilities:-
Specie 9s5, 900 SIS, 764, 600 Inc. So s2s 600
Legal tenders. 80 J3lyO0 s,503 400 Dec. Ozs 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-12

MARBLE AND MARBLkIZED MANrEI,s. ASH
Monuments iicsd.tones. Floor Filing Plumbers and
furnsre SLABS AZ greatly reduced pricsa Turning toe
the trade. - kLABk l3A AID lSo Eass issh o.. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13
VAR NEWS.

Outside Of gleanings from telegraphic
sources We have little to interest our rea-
ders in regard to TIE war. The most im-
portunt movement IL Europe cannot b. do.
yeloped until the Russians can cross the
Danube; and that river II higher than
known in thirty years. TO cross il now in
the face Of hostile batteries il an impossi-
bility, and some weeks may yet pass before
the attempt is made. @ El 14
In the mean time the rumors Of peace
negotiations, rife during the past fortnight,
are found 70 be without meaning and the
war will go on at least until some decisive
battle takes place on Turkish soil. ''3
in Asia, the information is 80 coptradic-
tory as TO be Of no practical use the main
value Of what we learn being the rsstora-
tion Of Russian authority over Uircassia,
which commands the highway from Russia
to Armenia in which the Russians are now
operating. and which had been hazarded by
serious rebellion. VT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

-r>~~--<->------
A curious alarm has been aroused in the
breasts Of tbs pr oLibision advocates in this
State lest they bad heeu entertaining devil
unaWares instead of an ange, IN lie psrsuu
Of Neal Dow. their present great gun. They
fear that Neal Dow is no other than the no,
torioas Gen. Neal Dow Of the Federal ar,
my during the war; less celebrated IN the
field of Mars. than in the store houses Of
the MUSES.. He was said during The war to
have bad furniture oI thcsLrain. particu-
larly pianos. for which be bad special pen
chant. It sas, we think, in one Of his To-
rays upon furniture that be vas captured !;
aud We saw him as Ilc passed here prison-
er Of war, going home under cartel Of ex-
change.
We presume he has done no harm in his
second, and more honorable visit TO the
South perhaps, great doallof good. But
nevertheless, tho temperance sdyocate and
the furniture general are identical.
The Savannah Nescs says: Mr.. Hayes
chances for disrupting the Democrats par
ty are infinitely less thar that bis own par
" will be destroyed by internal dissensious.
Already Ben Boiler and Wayne Mcysigh
have bad tilt, in which each used towards
the other expressions anything but compli-
msnlary. Besides this, while Hayes him.
self and bis followers preach peace and con-
cilia.ion, such Radicals as Boutwell, make
even the day set apart for decorating the
graves Of dead soldiers with flowers, the oc-
casiou for venting their mslignity and bate
towards ths South. Il is likely to prove !
very pretty quarrel ss il stands, and IL the
Democracy Of the country only determine
to stick to their ccIOrs Danfally. and re-
main united, they will undoubtedly expe-
rieDcs the truth Of the proyerb. when
thieves fall out, honest men will get their
dues.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

The reconciliation, that is the rsstora.
tiOn Of the silver dollar as legal tender.
j. gaining strength as fayorite idea Of Mr.
Hayes. Silver was altogether demonetiz-
ed, but last wiater il was made a legal ten
der 70 the amount Of s.. Now its cOequaI
powers with. those Of gold are to be restored.
The silver dollar. mind you; not halves and
fdarters. which are always below standard
6neness. to keep them AZ home.
We baye special reverence for the sil.
yer dollar especially when they como to Us
not single spies. but in battalliOns.' But
among the people, there il sort Of tails
manic yirtae attached 70 silver. as some
thing too precious TO spend aud when laiG
hands on. Il is slowed away in some secret
deposit where neither moth nor rust doth
corrupt rs . safe defiance against The
frogns of fortune. 80, no matter how much
silver i put IN circulation BY the govern
meDt We never expect to catch but one
glimpse Of il, and that u on iis way 70 the
raycnous nav q the old stocking.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

Welhad several topics to bring 10 the
consideration Of our readers this week, but
the time 10 reduce them to shape, and put
them IN the enduring formof type was spent
in the pleasant relaxation Of the glorious
festival Of another University Uommence-
nlent. - - =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13


but according him support and countenance
when deserved, but with the consciousness
that ii contains within itself oil the clements
needed for national safety and regenera-
tion.
They must not be diluted BY the Repub-
iicanism Of even MIR. Hayes. The De,no-
cratic party may approve. but il need not
combine with opposing forces Let Trim
mers choose their own course. They may
possibly pick up some stray rewards. But.
If that is the inducement. let ii be UNDER
stood that the rewards Of office are for the
Republican party.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

Gov. Hampton did not attend toe Com
nencement ut ChAps; Hill, the South Caro-
lima Legislature being still in session, and
the pressure Of his duties very heavy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

The death Of Fletcher Harper has drawn
out some interesting particulars about the
immense profits Of their publIsLipg busi.
ness. Ore New York paper ay, that Har-
pers Magazine. Harpers' Weekly and liar.
Psrs Bazaar yield profit Of half million
dollars q year, AMI that . careful estima.e
made . few years ago showed that the
shOls manufacturing business Of the Har-
pers amounted 70 over IS. 100000 annual
ly. with fully thirty-threo per cent. profit.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

A great ado was made some time ago.
about The tornado at Raleigh BY the fury Of
which many very beautiful trees wore pros
trstsd. The rarity Of the event gave it i'm.
menss consequence. But ont West, and
especially North West. such things are a.
common ~ spfihg zephyrs, and people are
getting in the habit Of building under
ground 70 preserve living evidence Or their
titles. See in another column the fright
fol tornado at Mount Carmel, Illinois.
Don't 60 west young msb. II you Con. wish
70 have Jour house about your ears.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

They must not be diluted by the hepub-
lcanism Of even MIR. Hayes. The Deluo-
cratic party may approve. but it need not
combine with opposing forces. Let Trim
mers choose their own course. They may
possibly pick up some stray rewards. But.
if that is the inducement. let ii be under
stood that the rewards Of office are for the
Republican party.
s~.>1>-~~~~<~~>
SET a THIEF1O CATCH A THIEF
There is some use for Heste. il not much
good in him. lie knows how il is himself.
lie is up to all crooked why's Of villainy,
and knows how to track rascality % It's Sc
cret haunts when ii is bis interest to do 50.
Possibly there has been 10 time that the
crookedness of the business in Marshal
Douglass Office could not have been expos
cd, ifitexisted at all. as we'll as row. But
there has been no scramble for bis Office
until the advent Of this new administra-
tion.
Hester has found, so he says extensive
frauds il the Office Of Douglass which have
been going on for several years, and has ar
rested the chief Clerk and the chief Assis-
tan: Of the Marshals Office. So long as
the guilty parties could be made to contri-
butte to the election fund out Of the pro-
ceeds Of their frauds, 80 long was the gov
ernment willing to wink ut their crimes or
50 long vas the government kept 10 igno-
rance Of their malfeasance. But when
spoils come 20 be divided among the few,
then the boasted honor among thieves is
blackened BY betra yal and exposure.
The Marshal's Office is the chief instru-
ment of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
department and system SO infamous and
50 oppressive that we care not how soon il
may be overwhelmed with disgrace or crush.
ed under popular indignation.
The levy and collection Of taxes is the
most unpopular Of the functions Of govern
ment. How much more odious does it be-
come when the execution Of those func>
tiOns deyolye upon men. without character.
without scruple. rude, raPacious and tyran-
nical in trampiing down private right.
arrogant in asserting the powers Of the gen.
eral government. defiant Of State law, res
ponsible only to federal authority, using
violence when il suits them, but more of
ten using the detestable machinery Of sspi.
onage and deception, bringing into use ele-
meuts Of character foreign to the ascribed
manliness and candor Of the Anglo Saxon
race, destroying trust between man and
man. and subjecting every one to the ab-
ject fear Of betrayal, or rainous peryersion
of facts.
This system is the yilest curse that the
Republican party has fastened upon the
country. We might submit cheerfully to
the infection Of excise duties; but the peo-
pie never can love government which in
ficts upon them with the addition Of an
Onereus imposition upon domestic industry.
the aggravation Of spies and iDformer-. Of
rufians and robbers. and Of an internal ar
my Of government officials who scorn alle-
glance TO State laws, and glory in setting
them At defiance.
But when those officials are exposed and
their utter unworthiness brought out. and
that through the efforts or confessions Of
party alliss, then, the cnd Of the system
may be thought 70 approach.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

Rev. Mr.. Fontainc preached doctripal
sermon on baptism 1t thc Baptist church
last Sunday. lie read an extract from a
private letter to him from Rev. Jacob Hon.
~ Smith in which the latter said be bsliey.
ed as strong in baptism as did Mr.. Fop-
taiDe. We care nothing ABOUT doctrines,
% the bears ID right. and man sorks for
Christ-that's what sinners want.-Tom
Evans 10 The RoidsyiIlc Times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
.pf the North Carolina Railroad Company
will be held in Salisbury, on the Second
Thursday il July.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

PERsoEAL.-Brother Cameron. |. was
Sue Mason and not Mrs. Barton. We
made The mistake. Please insert this in
justice 70 Sue living or ds,d. She and old
Mrs. Barton never did geo we'll together.
You are right. We like HilI,boro, you !,
Freslsnd, Recorder and all.--ReidsyiIle
Times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13
MARKETS.

-- WI VA e Z
Flour still shows dullness and dowI-
ward tendency in theeNew York Markets,
and will probably not rally again in the
face Of rathor favorable crop prospects.
Western il quoted at iron, s5 rs to Ss,-
20. Southern Bakers and Family brands
ss,25 70 $40, Southern shipping extras
s7.25. to 81.
The Raleigh Market quotes North Caro-.
lima -four at from $3.50. to 5000. North
Carolina bacon bog round ii. III, hams
l2i ais, Bulk Meats. clsar rib sides Q a
81. Shoulders CT II. Cotton, Mid>
ding loi = lOs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

A great foroe. of artillery Aas arrived and
the crossing The river, ii ID believed, will
bs attempted Immediately.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-13

CHRISTIAN Heid.' the gifted North Ca,
rolina au.borsss. has another novel JUS. out.
i il called AFTER Many Days.' This Is
her tenth book within the las, six or seven
years.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
4 Sham Fight.

Last Tuesday sbaa 6ght, between
the PAwnes scouts and white savalry
took place II Sidney Barracks. There
were SO nountsd Pawnsss, under
Maj, North, and about ths same NUN.
Der OF cavslry. There were few
prisoners taken ON each side, and IN
imnen.e waste Of ammunition. There
were no scalps taken, but il the 6ght.
had besn > genuine one there would
have been. This prastice is good for
troops, Is it familiarizes thea With
the manner OF Indian attacks and de-
fense. The whites preserved : perfect
line, while The Indisn. we're detached
and broken inhp what s6eaed utter
|eoafusiDn, but rallied at,a threatened
point = suddenly as-it could - posi-
BE undsr military iastios in oar army,
Il - ahn 49,. asesxdine a ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25

FIGHT

New York, April 25.-ln : oonalc,
last evening in Brooklyn between )
wife bea,er naued Antoine Lox, ard
Policeman Mur,ha, each fred upor,
the other. I.ox was fatally shot, and
the officer vas wounded.
WHAT 4 rA1LuRE.
The schedule OF James II. Fsloonsr
Who made an assignment for the bene.
81 Of his creditors shows an indebted
ness Of 100000. Assets not quite
$4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
Now 1t IL Packard's Turn to
Step Down and Out.
He Gives His Rsasoas for So
Doing
II : Long and Hsehly Werdsd
Letter to tho Republicans.
Assailing the President, though
In : Hayssy Way.
And Csuasslliag the Citizens Of
Louisiana to Keep on
the War-Psth.

tho War-Path.
HIsCILLAIEOUs,
LErTER FROM PACKARD.
SrArE La. EXECUTIVE DxPr.
New Orleans, April 70.
TO Ae Rsp,.b9icaas ct LotGsiana.
On this day, the fifteenth anniversa-
ry Of the surrender Of Nav Orleans TO
tho forces OF tho United States, it be-
comes my duty to announce to you
that tho aid and countenance Of the
national government have been with
drawn from the republicans of Louisi.
ana, and that government rcvolu-
,Ionary in torn is practically on the
point Of usnrping contrsi of affairs in
thisst,te. recall the circumstances
Of last electoral caHpsiIu= only to
thank you for your idelity to- the
principles you then displayed. The
republican party, = you know, entered,
on tho canvass united and stronges
than ever before. l. had enlisted = un- :
its banuer an influential class Of native
born citizens, Of old whig anieccdents,
Who, 10 their honor be il said, still re :
main faithful to the principles they es.
poased and the government they SUP.
ported. Ii wAs further strengthened
By absence from the state Of m opposi
tion Of that element whose previous
! adherence to the party had brought i,
into disrepute. These causes com
bined to bring about ! remarkable
success achieved BY the republican
party In d; doubtful parishes, with
enc exception, even where the White
population predominatsd, md which
rave u I naiority in tho legislature
except when organized violence pre-
vailed. Our stale ticket carried syery.
republican parish, and also ! number
81 parishes which in the last leSisla.
tuTe vers represented BY democratic
asmbers. / briefly summarize the
historical events that have since oc.
currsd. The general assembly met
6rst 10 January last, organized
With full le1al quorum 10 both
houses, passed laws which
we're approved by the executive Of the
seate, and on the End OF Jan. last an
nounoed and declared tho vote for
eovesnor. At this time the nation
Was agitatsd BY doubt q to the result
aof ths presidential election, with the
sxpestation that Sam, ]. Tldcn might
poseiblY become president of the q. S.
and with no hops Of success otherwise
ny oppossnt 10 the late canpaigA es-
isblishsd : mock lsgislsture, and went
throuGh form Of Inauguration 10 or.
dr. that thsrs might b seublance
Of : govsrnmsnt which Tilden IL in.
angnrsssd could psssibly ealvAnize in
70 vitality. In tie few days that fol.
lowed Gen. Nichols and his adbsr-
ents wers sncouraged BY the unex.
pscssd refusal Of Prssident,i iGrsst tc
recognise the state government, or te
rsspos.a 10 the constitutional call ol
lsgialaturs; Though he questioned thl
legality Of neither.
On tho 9Ih=ef January l had scarce
II taken ~ nat in IL executive
shair when the white league rose in
srned insurrestion, and BY coup d.
ssain took possession Of the supreme
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
WALL sraHsr.

g WALL sr1HHr.
New yers. April 70.
Mercy s0x PER cent. s..
eoyers.sn,s-Ac,iys and steady.
0sM Ie7X
steehs-Ac,ive and irregular.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
PAssKNGM RATES.

Chicago, April 25.-P Passenger
agents have advanced passenger rates
from Chicago to New York from @22
to e23 and proportionately elsewhere.
In the east the new rates 60 into e.
feet to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
NEW YoAk nAakkr,

NEW YoRK nAakEr,
New York. April -
WHkAr--loe higher; No. . Milwaukee. .lte
CoRN-Feyer,sh, sac higher; asw western,
aixsd 66Gs7; old do 6701o.
oATs-Firner, mixed westsrs; ls1ss.
RYE-Advancinx.
PDRK-Fismer at 10 S.
LARD-Flrmsf al ny.
wAiski
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25

nARKETs d rRLs9nAPn.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17

and we opine that this will be fully up to
a y Of their previous efforts. The follow
ing are the f ior msnsgere and committee
of Introduction Floor managers, L. G.
Kiog-ley, W. Kinney, II. NJ. Bates, X.
X Hannum, J. II Mcintyre, G. D. Whit
comb, a. :. Marshall, Martin Mcmahon,
c. A. Merrill, II. r Patch. COMMITTEE Of
introductioa, l. Wall quette, jr., G.. p.
Russell, j. a Edison, Ell. Ruane, A. H..
Gorham, r. A. Phillips, Frank Rose, A. j..
Duuton.
Tie following are some Of tho old EGG
lish proverbs regarding Tie month Of Janu-
airy, and they ao of equal force in YER
mont and New Eugllnd as in old England :;
If tho grass grows In j niveer,
Il grows The worse lU.'t ali tue year.
A Jluuarr spring
Is worth naetIins.
Under water, drarth;
Under SNOW, bread.
March IN Japly' er,
JIHu ny IN March, l fear.
UJluuary cleuds be symmetry gay,
II " I'll be wlLterly weather till the calends OF
May.
The tllcEest month in al the year
+ Tie mouth OF JInlYeer.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17
The Bizarre Club Masquerade.

Oae Of the uleasantest social diversions
is a vel conducted ma qlerGde party and
that the orc given by the Bizarre club in
the Barlwel house hall Tuesday eveuing
was in every respect. The PARTY was not
large, but it WAS q thoroughly RI asant one
and the affair would be unanimously voted
the most err )yable of the season by all
who parti,ipatcd. At halt-past eight the
grand march struck up aud the company
filed in. The sight was a picturesque one;
kirg and peasant gid, clown and princess,
all varieties OF C, sgumes were represented
May of the toilets were elegant, and some
of the comic ones showed great originality
OF design. The following are some of the
Ct aracjers +, presented:
l. a Morse oud n. p. Flack, clowns 4;
G.. ". Mussey, red devil and clown; a. ).
| Pond, la,k-a costume; f. NJ Davis,
B,o.her Jrnathau; MIs. NJ p. Fiack,
Fruuch waiting maid Mrs. L. y. Morse,
II all and lt7,le; Mr-. A :. Pond, Ger
m IN puasalt; Miss Gufsie Winslip, Csc.
ciln princess; L. II. We. Ks, country boy;
Miss Ella 5. Olmstcad, Cuun'rS girl; Mis-.
10 : lrL' liver OH. {. d MuInlton.
Du:ca c,mcdan, aul the organ grinder {;
MIR. 'iliIiultlu, fchoylmarm III I'll ,ricl
A. - IL. ". hh5,i.}' A,nave MS
i NAM ''n" Ans Anna Bo lev Gr
nam p.la,ut rirI; Ms Abide Poou,
spcrg; Mss Lzze Landon, pig ;
N',a L!nrl T. bf%Ih' Two siu."
81 no rrnim, u =. Nisa Emily Oven non
era an; Hiss Minnie D.als. flower qiri =;
9. w Brl"n, domlnoi y. ". HilGii g,
domlagj / .. I4,'I,' . anI'h cH'aii't
~ p., ,.'' w,nna oii s%ld o." "a orJa p ,Tkrr.
midsuin1a1: Mrs. I. T. Am nv, aurora ;
Mrs. Z L Pa'm.r, night Mira. M. G.
ESeFts, Siter Mary u J.. F"imsr' Muraa
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17
Counting the Electoral Vote.

FEW 1CEk, Jau. ID.
The Times Washington special reports
that there is 10 agreement between tic
committees on the electoral vote. The
only change that has become known from
the scheme first stated is that lots shall he
cast to determine the members Of the su-
preme court to serve on the commission OF
arbitration. instead OF applying them 10
members Of the house and senate. Nr.
Burchard of The committee of privileges Of
the house will report that the president OF
tue stna'e has the right to make the can
vsss OF The electoral vote.
The Worlds Washington special rumor
that the new plan of the electoral commit
tees involves arbitration before a wholly
new tributa'. Discussion and mutual con-
cession have, il is believed, eliminated
from the plan the original feature Of divi-
sion Of party strength in TIE court by lot
and an appeal to the supreme court, the
first certainly, and the last probably. Nor
ton opposes arbitration Thurman and
Bayard favor a conservative %compromi C
Conkling has stood ncarer TO Thurman
than to Morton.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17
A OF AGRICULTURE.


Meeting at RenS Rupert, January 23 and 26.
THURSDAY RISING.
l.. Opening adde's, j. Wilder, West
Rupert.
2. Docs it pay to raise corn in Yer.
mont? f. 5 SAermln, West Rupert.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
3. Doubling the products Of the farm,
IL NJ. S ely, Middlcbary.
4. Injurious i%nsect7, DR.. Asa Fitch,
Salom, n. y.
THURSDAY EVENING.
5. The farmers home, Mrs. f. ".
Hopkins, West Rupert.
G. Nermont's hundred years, Henry
Clark, Rutland.
FRIDAY MORNING.
z. Recent legislation affecting farmers,
Or Pnl, Pomfret.
e, Tn stock barn AMI appointments,
" m. II. Holmes, Greenwich, n. y.
FRIDAY AFrERSo n.
0. The d,irv COW, Gea. N, NJ, Cur i,
O5fen brgr, N. Y.
10. Food and care of OF the dairy COW
i. Chapman, Middlebury.
II. Selection of the dairy COW, G. L
Flsso,, Enosburgh.
FRIDAY EvENI'G.
II. Advantages If 9 oaIden with
farm, Rev. DE-. Lambert, Il pert.
IS. Opportunities mi encouragement
for young farmers, II n. +. f Woodbli. &c
Nergeuncs.