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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
COTTON IN nEH ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.--Cotton
demand fair, sales LIP bales. Good
ordinary, 9A@9+i low middling,
9A@l0c; middling, los @105c;
good mlddling, los CLOSE; middlipg
fair, ll@llijc; fair, ll%@llHc.
Receipts: net, 70 bales gross, l5l. Ez-
ports: none. Stock OF hand, 28,sIO
bales.
GENERAL MARKETS..
New ORLEANS, Sept. G.--Flou. dull ;
superdue, Is 50@4 rs; Xxx, IS 90;
Xxx, IS 25@6 50; choice, So 75@
%. Corn dull, 55@56c. Oats quiet,
4094lc. Corr meal dull, 50 IS. Hay
steady, fair demand; ordinary, Sl3;
fair, Sl4; prime, SIS; choice, SlG9
II 80. Lard quiet aud steady ~tierca,
9A@0ac; keg, 0A@l0c. Pork dull,
Sl3 %. Dry salt meats scarce aud
lrmer held shoulders, loosa, 53lc;
packed, &c. Bacon lrmer; shoulders,
6}S@64c; clear rib sides, SIC; clear
sides, S%dS%c. Hams irmer; choice
sugar.cured, liz @l2Ec. Whisky firm.
er rectiaed, 81 l0al 1915. Coffee
scarce and firm; ordinary 10 prime,
cargoes, l7@204c gold. Sugar quiet
and weak common 10 good common,
jobbing, 9@St5c; fair 10 fully fair, 81
9S2Sc; prime 10 choice, SR@9c; CEN
trifugal, SA@94c yellow clarified, %
@034c. Molasses dull aud nominal
common to choice, $4,000. Rice
active and firm ordinary to choice,
5js @6Hc. Bran dull, G7]& d702.
CIScIYSAri, Sept, 6.--Elour good de-
mand family, IS 1895 S.. Wheat
strong red,SI lS@l %. Corn irmer.
4794Sc. Oats easier, 27@32c. Rye
steady, fair demand; No. 2, 5795Sc,
Barley fair demand prime Western
Spring, zoe. Pork quiet, Sl2 50@l2 Is
Lard strong; steam, SIC; kettle, ga
i2tIc. Bulk meats fair demand
shoulders, 5h @5hc; clear RIO sides
CSC; clear sides, ne. Bacon good
demand; shoulders, 5.90@c; clear rib
sides, 7Ac; clear sides, SIC, Whisky
:teady, 81 90. Butter steady; cream
cry, 28@30e; prime to choice Western
reserve, lS@lSc; Central Ohio,l49l6c
Hogs active aud arm; packing, SOC
5 %; receipts, $50 head shipments
l,l55 head.
ST.. LOUIS. Sent. 6.--Fiour frmer
Xxx Fall, IS 10; XXX Fail, So 40s5 GO
Wheat firm No. 2 red Fall,$l 80; Nc
8, de-. 81 20@l 22I5, Corn: No.
mixed, 42c. Oats steady Nc. 2,g6lSc
Rye tirmer, j4:. Barley firm sampl
lots OF choice 10 fancy Minnesota, S0C
Sjc. Whisky steady, IL %, Por
quiet, $l2 Is. Lard: Summer, 800
Bulk l,eats lrm shoulders, SIC; clea
I rib sides, 7l0l; clear sides, 7}5c. Baco
firm ; shoulders, SIC; clear rib side
7497Ic; clear sides, SIS 9S4c. Hog
steady bacon and butchers, s. l5C
, 5 30; heavy, IS 90. Cattle, shippin
grades higher; good to choice steer
, IS 25@5 rs; good, 81 37@4 S7li
light, SAGA so; Texas, 80 50@3 I;
Cherokees, - 50@3 Is.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
A Charming snake story.
Trlgg County (Ky.) Democrat

Trlgg County (hy,) Democrat
Mr.. Sam Gentry, living over the line
In the adjacent county Of Stewart, has
In his possession a purse made Q! the
tanned skin Of a rattlesnake, which he
caught and killed under the following
extraordinary circumstances In going
along q path in q wheat field he came
across the snake lying at full length be-
fore him, manifesting no disposition to
retreat or attack, and apparently watt
Ing for something 10 turn up. Mr.,
Gentry, who is a practical mesmerist,
concluded to try his powers upon the
dangerous reptile before him, reasoning
that If 0 snake can magnetic q bird.
why can not man, endowed with great
er mesmerio power, put q snake under
the power Of his will. Taking his pc,
silion at the side of his dangerous buI
quiet subject, he made quick undula,
tory passes with both hands from thu
head 10 the tail, and In a few moments
had the satisfaction of seeing the snake
completely within his power-charm
ed, magnetized, mesmerized, whicheveI
It may be properly called, Placing ont
of bis hands In front Of his subject, |
Immediately crawled on his right arm
then over his neck to the left, Gentry il
the meantime continuing the mesmerit
passes. He then carried the rattlr
snake home on his arm, when, unde
his direction, one of his son opened IL
mouth and unfolded the fangs, th
snake quietly submitting to the move
operation. After fully satisfying him
self and o number OF his neighbOri
who were present and witnessed th
affair, Of the truth Of his theory, b
cast the snake 10 the ground, killed /
stripped of the skin, tanned 1t, an
made himself Q purse, which he be
ever since carried about his person.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
n Novelty In Dancing.
THE LANcERs Is Tue MISUET STYLE CT
"YE cLDES TINE

Z NLDEN TINE.
The rage OF the ballroom at Cape
May this Summer was the new set OF
the lancers introduced by the New Ia
ven master, Predecessor Loomis, this
season. The following are the dgures :
FiySt Figure First four lead to
right aud bow, take side lady aud fail
back to opposite places aud bow, for.
ward AID back six, forward and turn
partners, balance 10 corners and turn,
first four repeat, which brings head
couples to places; siia the same.
SecondFigme,-A!l move forward,
giving ladies right hand, and back, for.
ward, leaving ladies In center, facing
par;uers, oil chasse, turn partners, al!
chase, turn partners 10 places, all
promenade repea; four times.
Third Figure All Join hands, for.
ward aud back, forward again and
bow, four ladies grand cAaiu repeat
four times.
Fourth FiUre First Tour lead 10
right and bow, exchange partners aud
form two lines, facing own partner,
bow to lady on right, forward aud
back, turn partners ID place, bow IA
partner and bow to corner repeat four
times.
Fifth FigQre-Bow, commencinG
with grand square. First four In ecu.
tire, sides separate, sides IN centre, ther
first four separate partners TO places
repeat figure with sides In centre, irs
four separate, ETC., taking thirty-twC
bars Of music. First couple lead out
sides in centre, all chase, march, gen
tlemen passing round the ladies, torn
ing two lines on opposite sides all for
ward and back, turn partners to places
repeat four times, ending with grant
sauare.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
AccoRpIyo 10 The estimates Of Nj

ACCORDING to the estimates OF Mr..
james Card, In his annual letter to the
London Times, the prospect Of q fair
demand for American wheat in Eng
land is pretty we'll determined. lie
estimates English requirements at 1884,
100000 bushels, and the home crop al
about 100000 bushels, leaving 49,
100000 TO be supplied fc0m aboard. lie
adds: awe must look to AmeTi'
ca for a considerable increase even on
her great exports Of the last four years
aud, IL the war in Turkey continues
the vast resources of the United States
aud Canada will, indeed, be severely
taxed to make good the wants Of thiI
country and Western Europe"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Mr.. WILLIAM PoTTAGE and six other
hard working meu, Of Pittsboro, Hen.
bricks county, Indiana, have had their
attention called TO this section by our
articles OF immigration aud have writ
ten Isl letter asking US for some inEOr'
nation. They are Siugls men aud de-
sire to engage In work on a farm. W.
would he pleased if any Of our plant.
lug friends would let US know whether
these men could fud employment OIL
rot. We are inclined 10 believe tina
they could get work III the cottor
fields, but woull like to make q definite
engagement for them before advising
them 10 come.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

WITH the gaping clowns mimickiHg
~"houp.la" hurrying him on, Ben Butler
will ride into TaFboxs vacant seat
next month, astride Of his two political
hobbies-Hnanee and labor-beariBg
the Ku-klux coffin on his head, and will
essay ajump through his antagonists 90
through q paper hoop. II Ben can do
this without splitting over himself or
falling into that coffin, his eyes are
not cooked for nothing.-[Capital,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

SoLrLoQuY by Gen. Howard: Yes,
the noble Indian is fast fading away.
Step by step he has been driven toward
the Western sun. l find Il extremely
difficult to find him even now. Soon
the last survivor will stand high upon
the Western horizon, and, psusing to
wipe a tear from his bronzed cheek
Hark! Methinks l heer Chief JOSEPH
at work stealing horses sgaiu.''-[Ro.
chester Democrat,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

TIE New York Daily Witness, the
only religious daily published in the
United States, has suspended for want
of patronage. In all that great city, Of
a million people, there is not enough
Of daily piety 10 keep alive one small
paper. This is in favor Of the charge
so often made, that our religion Il
mainly confined to one day In thC
week.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
COnfederacy's Last Gaps
iIaI."
Shreveport La. Times.

Shreveport La Times.
Some Of our exchanges have been
publishing piece headed "The Con.
federacy's Last Capital" taken from
the Philadelphia Times, and written
by some one who had q fancy for in.
dulging III imaginative compositions.
It processes TO give an account of the
taking possession, by Gen. Heron, Of
Shreveport, after the surrender of this
department. 1t would be difficult 10
pick one single grain Of truth from
this whole column of fAlsehoods.
Shreveport was never the Capital oil
the Confederacy at any time. There
never was a civil officer of the Gov.
eminent here, except the local ones
that belonged to all the States alike.
The boat which took John G. Brecken.
ridge, the Secretary Of War, to Cuba,
was more of q Confederate Capital
than Shreveport was at the surrender.
As for the pretended greatness die.
played by Gen. Heron, the people OIL
Louisiana have seen enough Of him,
both as Q soldier and civilian, to know
that be was one Of the greatest hum
bugs In the Federal army
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

"Do you know what bull.dozlng is ?"
asked o man Of an old farmer. II
thought l did," said the Granger, " but
the bull wasn't doing; be was only
making believe, and, being in the mid.
die Of q forty.acre lot, I naturally had
to make pretty quick time to reach the
fence ahead Of him."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

The Mayor Q: Waco, Texas, went to
Chicago Oil business, and during his
absence some one presented bis resig.
nation 10 the Council. Il was willing
ly accepted, and q uew election order
ed, but tie Mayor got back il time to
become his own successor.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

"OLo PROBABILITIES Genera! Sig.
ual Service Meyers, has married a
young vile, and we hope the changes
OF his honeymoon will bring propi-
ticrs weather. AS 10 lis domestic fore
casts, he can comfort himself With tie
thought that II vii! be nearly q wear. n
tue least, before his home atmosphere
will become " squaIiy.'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Ir will not enhance Turkish credit to
uatug, the dag OF the Prophet &C.
co.ding to the Mohammedan canon
law, when the faithful are called upon
10 do battle for Islam, ali debts are
"of," and base IL the slave that pays
IL A:, they composedly sit down on
their creditors and sing the song Of
"repudiatioa."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

II II be true that cuca will cure bash.
fulness, let the stuff be declared contra.
band. What this country needs just
now is four or Eve bashful men and
Women.-D Detroit Free Press.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

rlz Ohioaas having exhausted all
tie official positions within reach, rcw
waltto foi,t . bogr; Charlie Ross GU
tue public.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Col. A. ]. FRANTz, editor OF tie
Brandon Republican, Is in the city
making himself at home, as usual, with
his hos; ctVicksburg friends. The Re.
publican las . large number Of readers
aad advertising patrons here, and is as
popular with cur people as With these
OF Rankin aud adjoining counties
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THERE were no fire escapes used at
tic great coLtlsgraliou IL New York
tie ether day, AID VIC therefore heard
OF fewer fatalities laau j; usaa.ly tie
case When fvc.:tory houses are
harmed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THERE is block silk quilt in Maurice
Meyer & Co.'s show window, which at.
tracts the admiring gaze Of every pass
er-by, Il is the handiwork Of Mrs. W.
N. Chamberlln, aud che has engaged
In making It at odd times, for the last
ten years, Each white square Of every
block contains the autograph Of one oil
her personal friends, and on the center.
piece is the photograph Of President
Jefferson Davis, surrounded by those
Of his principal Generals. The quilt Il
to be sent to the ST. Louis Fair and
Exposition, aud will certainly receive
9 premium as 3 work evinclng unusuSI
taste and patient industry.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

SINCE 1865 tie Government Ia: eel.
lected t.om tic People, ii taxes, Oh
sM3L:.. sufficient 10 pay TIE whole
ra,icua, debt twica ever
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

TEE New York Mails waterlng.place
correspondent, feeling that the season
draws to the end, puts forth this pain.
full conundrum "Fhat do those old
dragons and thiEd.rate harridans who
cit on Watering-place hotel piazzAs, star.
Ing and criticising ell new cemers, do
in the Winter timer"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Models tor the Lee Monument.

Richmond Whig.l
Yesterday a large box was received
at the Capitol and stored away. It
contained 4 plaster model OF an eques-
trian statue OF General Robert Z. Lee.
Where it came from, ald who sent It,
Is unknown to even the Board which
has 10 decide upon the merits OF the
different works. This Is the second
model which has been received. II Il
stated that the first came from Canada.
Both are encased IN strong, heavily.
bound boxes, which have no mark upon
them save the direction, "To the Lee
Monument Association, Richmond,
Va" The Board has prescribed that
the names Of the competing sculptors
shall be kept from them, as they pro.
pose to adopt the best work, and will
be unbiased In their choice. IL accord.
snce with this requirement, no one
knows the names of the sculptors who
are competing for the great work. 9th.
or sculptors are known to be working
on models which will come In during
the month of September. The Com.
mlttee will probably decide the matter
before the end Of the month, II all the
models are in. The competition fol-
this great work will be very lively,
Sculptors in Europe aud America have
signifed their intention OF competing
for Il. Many will simply send photo
graphs of their models, in order t
avoid the great expense and risk. The
models will be exhibited in the hall o.
the House Of Delegates, The Commit
tee which 10 to decide IL composed Of
the Governor, Treasurer, and Auditor
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

WE learn tie army worm Las ap'
peared in large numbers Oh the plan
tatious Of tue Yszoo valley,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

SrArlcIANs estimate the present pop
ulation OF the United States at 1000.
900 and IL 1850 q, 100000
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

If Baker Pasha i5 really missing we
should Ike 20 know what woman Is at
the bottom oft.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

THEY lyrcLed a poor negro in Ohio,
last Monday, in broad daylight.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
WASHINGTON NOTE

WAsHISeToS, Sept. G-TLe Pfes..
dents Private Secretary is sick
SamI j. Vance, Of North Carolina,
robblng mai pardoned.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Brady, will act as Postmaster Cen
eral during tie absence Of Key.
Collector Jones, Of Chicago, declines
the invitation to resign. He refers to
the Presidents letter Of acceptance Ia
which he saya officers should lie Sc.
cured In their tenure % long o. their
personal character remains ~untarnished
aud the performance of duties satisfac.
tori.
Two hours Cabinet session to-day.
The only matter considered was the
New York Custom.house. It was
concluded 10 change all the principal
Custom.hou;e officers, including Col.
lector, Surveyors, and Naval officers.
The changes, however, will not be
made until Congress meets, when nom.
nations will be made for these places,
ihas availing compulsory resignation
or suspensions.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
A,New.fashIOaea ReatIeanalse.

IAaTIOIts ~ " OJseEEeT'l
An inhabitant Of Burnt Chimney,
Rutherford county, was In the city yes.
terday evening, exhibiting five rattle.
snakes, one Of which had horns-uo
imitation, but genuine horns. It was
indeed a most curiouSsight. The two.
headed calf and the fve.legged pig
phenomena are completely overshad-
owed By the horned snake. The horns
project perpendicularly from the
snakes head, and are about an inch
long, They are Of q brownish color,
in shape aud general appearance ore
exactly like those Of q deer, with the
difference that they are less crooked,
and larger in proportion at the point
at which they emerge from the head
The possessor Of these horns looks like
. snake OF about eight years Of sge, aud
in every other respect Is as perfect as
snakes ever get to be. Not only 90
but she (tor Il 10 said TO be the feminine
geuder), has q brighter aud more cheer
full counten2nce than her companions
and looks as though she would be tht
first to volunteer Ia the event OF a ca
Tor troops. Thsowner of the phenom
? ena! snakes IL Mr.. r. P. Bryson, an
he has started the exhibitor TO NeV
q York for the purpose Of disposing {
: them TO Bsrnum. This man state
. that the snakes were caught Oh Blac
. Mountain, In Mcdowell county (nc
the one In Buncombe), about a mont
, ago. Himsolf and soVoral othars haI
heard Of a famous rattlesnake de-
there and went for the purpose 0
shooting them. When they found 1t sew
eral hundred snakes were visible,amou
them the one with horns, Before the
commenced shooting they captured
half.dozau or more BY means ofnooseI
. taking the horuy.hesded viper first.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

Futures opened steady, and closed
steady, with Gales Of $1,000 bales.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07


A County Treasurer 5elzed aud Com.
PEELED TO Tell the Combination OF his
Safe.
ClyctyNATI, Sept. Cat Wapuko.
meta, Ohio, last night, the County
Treasurer was seized, gagged and taken
10 the Courthouse, where fire was
placed between his feet IS be lay on the
floor and he was compelled to divulge
the combination Of the county safe, aud
10000 taken therefrom, Mr. Meyer,
the Treasurer, was discovered this
morning IN a helpless condition. His
feet, mouth, ETC., bear witness Of suffer
ing, Myers was the outgoing Treasur-
er, aud should have delivered the of,
fee on the first Of September, but ow'
ing 10 some delay in settlement Of &C
counts, be was still In possession.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
Ths Yacht Race.

SANDY HOOK, Sept 1.-THE Idler
which, with others, contested the race
for the Bennett prize cup to Cape May
and return, rounded the light ships at
8 :43 a.m. None of the other yachts yet
In slRht.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
g Certificates Payable to a
Dead Man.
Trial Of 9amb0tta,


LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from
Paris to the Daily News, says there arc
three counts ofthe indictments against
Gambetta, which charge ofsnses
against the person Of the President and
against the Republic, institutIng one
for the passage n his Lille speech end.
ing: "Leseurnetre on lie Demettro."
There we're elk counts for public 10.
suits to Ministers. The government
will not permit the triAlto be reported.
Theirs Will Not HavSS State Funeral,
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Madame Theirs hav.
ing accepted an Official funeral for her
husband only on condition of being
herself allowed to arrange the order Of
the coFtege, the Government has de-
clded to aunul the decree published
yesterday ordering Q state funeral as Il
can't dispense With the execution Of ex.
listing enactments regulating the cere.
monies. The Government will there
fore take no partin the funeral beyond
paying to the deceased the military
honor to which be Is entitled, having
been Q dignltarY Of the Legion OF
Honor and formerly Chief Of State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07

WAsHtSGToN, Sept. 6.-Ex.Senator
Owen, of Laurence county, South
Carolina, died at the Howard House.
In Baltimore. He leaves 6 large sum
of money among his personal effects.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26
Our Agricultural College.

During our recent visit to Burlington, in
connection with the dairymcn's association,
we made careful inquiry concerning two
points. First, what the college is doing for
the farmers: second, how the better IN.
formed aud moro intelligent class of farmers
feel about the prospects Of any good to
themselves and their class coming from the
college. One PREDATORY remark we must
make, namely this: that during the great
time OF agitation Of this matter We were not
only out of the state, but had SO far become
Identified, for life as We then supposed, with
another state, that VIC gave only a secondary
attention to matters in Vermont. During
the last three years among the farmers Of
Vermont, we have heard much about the
college as it is termed, pro aud con, by
all classes Of our people. Since assuming
the management of this journal, this college
question has become more and more promi.
nent in our "interviews" and correspondence
with the people Of the state, and We are
most thoroughly convinced that the people
are in earnest; they know the state has
turned over to the college certain funds for
the benefit direct and indirect, Of the farm
crs, and they are determined to have the
benefit thereof; on that point there is no
room for doubt. Moreover, they will per-
NIT US this remark, that the problem for the
farmers and the college alike, is, not to bring
about harmony Of views respecting the past
that may or may not be possible; VIC can
not say-but rather to secure for the indus
trial interests, particularly the agricultural,
of the state the greatest good in the best
possible manner from that fund. While we
wish harmony OF views respecting the past
could be secured, we question the wisdom of
any special efforts in that line it will be
time aud energy and means FILTERED away
with no valuable results, immediate or flu
ture. To say that the college has rendered
all possible aid and instruction, or that the
farmers have cheerfully and manfully met
every overture of the college, would very
likely be untrue. But these are events of
the past; the problem is the duty aud op.
portunitY Of the hour-what are they2
First, then, as to what the college is do
ing for the farmers. That is, what is it do.
ing now, to prepare the farmers to any ex-
tent for the coming season. 1t is not To pur-
chase an experimental farm and enter the
field of empirical farming; no valuable re-
suits could be secured within two or three
years. The college has done better than
that, it has made provision for immediate
and valuable results, 10 two courses of leo
lures on Veterinary Science, or the disease
Of farm stock and animals by Prof Noah
Cressy of the Massachusetts, agricultural
college at Amherst. The first course con-
sists of two lectures in each county. In
Caledonia, Essex, Windsor and Washington
counties they will BIO in connection with the
meetings Of the board Of agriculture, if We
are not in error. We cannot too strongly
urge the farmers in each county TO attend
those lectures, as they are not only the most
original and thorough course We ever heard,