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ANr1.TAMMANY DELEG ATEs.

Tho Cooper. dor Haskins rien and Hart
Bixby wings OF tho antiTammany party have formed
a coalition in all the Assembly districts except the
Fifteenth and Eighteenth for the purpose OF choosing
delegates and three alternates to the State Con
vention meeting at syracuse the 25,h inst In all
the election districts throughout tho various Assem-
bly, districts, except the Thirteenth and twentieth,
dele gates we're chosen last night 10 Assembly conven
lions meeting on Monday evening next at their differ
ent headquarters TO choose representatives. to the
syracuse State Convention In the Thirteenth and
Twentieth Assembly districts last night Assembly
conventions were held with the following result
Thirteenth Assembly Observation-Disclosures. W.
Mcdinniss, Jonn Jeroloman anu j. Graham Hyatt
Aitcrnates-Wa shington Hadicy, Theodore Arnold
and lillian KYLE
twentieth Assembly Disirici-Dclcgat es--Ira
Shaer +. N. Bixby and Charles Il. simmons Alter
nitcs--Patrick savage, Joseph Roscnshal and Peter
Gateps.
In the Eighteenth Assembly district tho city de-
mocracy and tho county democracy have united on a
ticket winch elected last night eavn the Irving
Hall democracy out in tho cold. The following was
the ticket choxe DelegatesJames o. Bficn, sidney
s. Harris and James J. Coogan. Aiternates-H
+. Farrell Rufus i. Andrews ana samuel s. Morti-
more.
Tho Irving Hall faction viii hold their Assembly
Convention tomorrow evening.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AprRpkrx. Sept ao-sacd, bark retrus (Nor), Ander.
sen. United states.
AScosA sept Is-Arrved, bark Fischetti dtaD Pida-
telii. Philadelphia.
BAnaow sept 2o-sailcd ship GOV Ian gdon tB), Wat
SON. southwest Pass; bark scrug (Aus) ssgatich New
York.
pun,ss sept 2osaiied bark BcaconsGeld (Br, Munroe
United ststcs
lett New York.
urSoA. Sept i7Arri,cd. sehr Pcpe Tono Csp, Mepgua
Baltimore.
Grncrsrr Sept 13-sailcd, bark Anita Berwind. Nc.
Bride. woot's Hoe.
uuLL Sept 2i-Arrived steamer IIndoo tBr) Stevens,
New York.
nAvRr. sept 2i-Arrved steamer Peer OF the Realm
(Br). Nicholson. Montreal
sailed 2ist. pm. steamer Vile do Paris uFr). san.
tc, New York.
LirnrooL sept 2i--sailed. ships Joseph Clark Hav-
eper. New YORK; Nortbum bris tBrJ. Forbes. Tybee.
LoxpoS, sept 2i-ssied. ship Baveiaw tBr). Rout,
Philadc phia; bark sjodronningon CNop, scheie New
York.
MARsrILxs sept sssi,ed, big Don Jscinto. erosion.
New York.
PArnAs. Sept 1j-Arrived, brig Daisy, MoCarthy, New
York before reported without date).
QuKrSsrows. sept u, AM-Arrivsd. steamer Russia
tBr, Cook. New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
RIGA, Sept i5-Arrived. bark Agdcr (yor), Tonncsen
New York.
RIO JASgiao, about Sept 2o-saiied steamer Mcmling
CBrj. Tor New York. with 2o.oyo bags coffee.
sciLLy, sept ~, % Anon, steamer 81 Laurent Or,
Lacbesnez. from New York for iIavre.
srocknoLx Sept 15-Anvcd, brig Kjartan tNor), Mat.
zen. New York.
NAzsIRE. Sept 1s-Arrived bark Dvico (Nor), Jor-
gepseu, New York.
TRrpsrE. sept i7-Arrived. brig NJ Heslon, Gould,
Richmond before reported without datc),
BORDEAUX sept 2iA collision occurred between tho
ste Potos (r) and the bark Fritz smith (Eo lar
SEN which sailed from this port sept Ia for Hampton
Roads. The latter Is extensively damaged.
WEATHER REPORT.
BoLyBEap. Sept ~. PMwind light barometer 30 so.
PLysourH. sept 81. PM--Cloudy barometer. 3lf2 =.
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oucI Ms COUNTY DELEGATES.

meeting was held at Jamaica, I. l., yesterday,
10 elect delegates 10 the Democratic State Convcn-
ton. one OF tho most prominent candidates was
John o'Donnol, OF Jamaica, to whose election thero
was much opposition from the antI-Tam many men,
owing TO a rumor that he backed by Comptroller
Kelly. who, was reported, had favored him
chiefly to win the support OF the farming element In
Queens county, o'Donncil being leading member Of
the Farmers Cooperative Union, OF jamaica IL
was said that ne had carried the primary on Thursday
afternoon the strength OF john Keliy's promise to
secure special market layers Tor the farmers the
district IN case OF hts election to the Convention.
ODonnePs chioi opponent was ex-Asscmblyman
Bumcr. committee of three was appointed from
among the delegates IRON Hampstead. Ncwtown
aud Long Island City to decide upon the
merits OF the respective factions. The committee
favored O'Donneli, but "a majority of tho delegates
wore found 10 oppose him, ana County Judge Arm
strong was nominated instead. HIS pane being with
drawn Jamaica was left without representative.
The delegates elected TO the state Convention were
Ralph Burnett, OF Long Island CITY; Robert Bur
rougns OF Ncwtown, and A. N. Waller, OF Hampstead.
In the First district the iollo wing delegates we're
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KINGS COUNTY EoATc S.

The following delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention were elected last night IN the nine As
sembly districts OF Kings county
First District ongressmsa Thom.s Kinsciio
ex-Eegster hugh Mclaughlin, Police Judge Andrcw
Walsh.
ex-Flre Commissioner Hugh Mclaughlin and Colonc
John Il. Myenbcrg.
Third Disv1ct--Pcter b. MaboDcy, ex-Aidermau
James Donovan and Congressman w lillian ID. Vcoder.
Fourth Disty1tt-County Clerk John Delniar, james
wier and cx-Aldcrman jacob |. Bergen.
Fiuh Diarict-Ex- District Attorney Samuel D. Nor.
ris. Thomas A. Kerrgan and Counsellor James W.
Ridgway.
ex.J Judge Iacbario VOORHEES, and exCharity CommIs-
sioncr John A. saul
Seventh District-h sscmblyman Michael O'Kocic,
Charles & Eagan and Fire Commissioner James
Rod we'll
Eiglh District-Thomns Y. Farrell Henry Met
Finger ana Supervisor George g. Brown.
Ninth Dtrtrct-Scnator John G. Jacobs, Harbor
Master John MeGrosrty and Abrsham Lott
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Brett, Davis; Alice Dyer, and Iva Fisk. Gould 0rom
Chartered bark Tnorvald.ou tNorl. - to load sugar
from Tho sa-tward E or Boston AZ Fl rs Cd
delphls; sehr Ia N Donoyon, Blaze. New York; 9th
saa AUG aus@ aS bark %sn I Isasr.
av sept ''' Victoria Spencer une and the above
CALegIrA, Aug issslsd from s.ugor. ship Britannia
Cow BAY. 2ossiled. Stephen Bennett. Doug
cmArnAM Nh. Sept I7-Arrved. parks Selma tsw)
i
os. fsu. snS Ms5sss w
MAyHs. Sept aa,Arss,a s,ks Me.xssi.n r' Lin
ert Mn,f.y Js hssGna New n YDrk Mar. , D.,
Arrived 2i.t. cortss, Bennett New York tAnd
Sailed ism. bars vibilla tfr,. for United states
York. ''''
IaUIaux, Aug 7-saiied, barks Marie 4 K,the CGer,.
Ahrsns United States; 18th Lttehele. Carver Eng
MAyRIrus Aug s-saea brig EacIet tBr). Davis drom
,MAYAcuiz Sept 5-saiied. brig Daylight. Gibson. New
s,gs ,sArvss Lake chs%p.ia
1"nd .rsenock; ioth Aronea tBr) suiter, Greenock;
Sailed 18th, s,s.msrs ws,den;ian dsDs stephen, Ga,-
@sb toe eb LufxnIrs L9sdon Ben Venue S
sAse about Any lo.In port brig II sblsy. conant.
rSHIo S S, is;s.il.s b.: Arsu. cr Lee
In port Sept 1, brig Eichs fBr). Lindsay, from New
York for Curacox and New York; schr olive Crosby,
Hutchinson. for Cienfaegos, I" sail same day.
:s * ship & rSus
tlepool M.riet,a overga"rd Dublin Edgar Cecil ewing.
Liverpool tor Montreal; Luis Martinez tfr). Britt n.
Pctou Tor MONTREAL brig Venn Br, Rogers. d" for do
Gle 10Th shin Abbotsford Do Nc Williams
eek bark Frederickshald tNor,, Hansen. iiAvre.
SINGAPORE. Aug S-Arrived, steamer Jhingvaa DAM,
Mo sen. japan and China for New York (and pro-
ceeded)
In Aug TO- barks Edward Percy (Br, RusssIl Tor
New York in few days. Samuel Carlton, Freeman for
do
ST THOMAS, sept II Arrived, bark MONT Eaton. Capo
Town hIix sea bira tsr, Lindh rernambneo. nm
ST JoHS. M. Sept 21-Arrived schr Annie Whiting.
Cox. Philadephia; Laura (Br) Foster, and I Baird
(Br) Stsrkey New York
Arrived 10TH bark Saguenay tBr), Grifths. Dublin.
Cleared 2ls;, sc.r II u json. Coman. Now York
Cleared 10th, ship hurytice lBr). Edwards Liverpoo;
bark Tarryburn (br). Robbins. Waterford.
TAMPco sent 5In port, schr Comet, Bayies. for New
York dg
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= A JAYNE. Mills, New York: L MuIioy.

puco: schrs Ida A jayne Mills. New York; Nuloy'
Cisarcd-Brig Moagen ,Nor,. tiruude. Psrnambneo q,
ssed- Ste sinsr wyanoks, Couch New York sshrs 4
Waite. YORK, ,stnn; Is derdsbec, -. Nrwonrr. n.
san FRANCISCO, sept 10 Arrived bark Emm" Aa'
Cleared B,rks Whistler. swan. Naualmo; Portland.
Case As'Sra brig forth tar Aoershenss
tow bark hi err, swan Nsnsimo. ~, -.
2lstCleare. shp Aberaman lBr,. Davies. Cork; o"rE
SAVANNAH, sept 2i-Arriyed, steamers Gate O.U
Daggett New York; Geo Appold, Lovciand. baltimore
York: Herman Liv;nyst.n, Fleetwood do; Wyoming.
Teal phi,adelpba brig TAritta Ner). Knudsen Antwerp
ST MARY's. Ga Sept s-Arrived. brig Tom asta tsp).
wick. o.; ,chrs Marcus Edwards. Douglas. Fern.ndns
Cleared i4th. bark Norma, Hawkins; Montev,deo -.
houn, Philadelphia: Julia, Perry; Montezuma Rich, and
Phi mnthropisr haynes. Perth Amboy Fish, Hooper,
"Is sers sos.ea sciGs john oreckrord
Hart. and storm. st"nb, New York .
.sloNINGlON Sept poe rived. schrs Drcsdnaught.
Saunders iiarw Oh tor New York.
sailed Schr lamartine. smith. Port Johnson
VINEYARD HAVeN, sent 2O-Arrved. schrs Commo'
doe Kearney THOMPSON. Calais for Newark. NJ Thomas
Cooper. Kelley, Bangor FOR Stonngton; Lorne tBD.
spright ST jain for New YORK.
RocklAnd; h h u Kinds. iiiil New York for Calais:
Olive Elizabeth Lindsey. Portland tor New York John
Converse. CONN Bath tor Philadelphia; James Watson,
Cruise Lynn do James Satt rthwaite Wolfe Boston
for do
WILMINGTON. NC, sept 10 Cleared. schr Z G Knight.
2ist Arrived. bnrks Valentine l Ditmsnsen Boogns:
Heinrich Dircks tGeD. srhatz. Whitshavsn; brig. Dr
(6crj MutIler Brake: Esras (Nor), Peterson. Guipe
Cleared. Banks Apotheker blessing tGeD. segebarth,
Larsen. ilamSars: brig. caroline Cstherins iNor Mel
som; hvsrpoo; Bat DO. Kelly Liverpool; Mario tDutch>.
1edford Nevis via st Martins.
MARKHAM Sept IS-Saled. schrs Jos Hay, Butler,
Phiadcip hia; Ada Herbert. Allen, New York.
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propose fight their battles in Assembly districts
and save themselves from the accusation oil throw
ing 1rebrands INTO the State Convention Tho
Conklingtes watchfui ana wary, aud VIII
fight the death IN defence OF their favorite leader
When the delegates come back from Saratoga there
ust commence caucus wirepullng and discussion as
10 city Offices. straight ticket IN New YORK I'M
doubleday means a movement IN AID ofTammany HAM,
unless The democratic forces so divided on can
ddates as TO leave open probable chance Tor the 70
publicans to slip in. In the coming struggle such
ticket, is contenied could alsne be placed 10 the
field sinister motives In the interest OF rammany
Hall The outside forces, however, argue that isI
better terms can be obtained by tho repnDicansl IN
this city from their side tho house than from am
many Hall, which organization always grasps al inc
lions share of the patronage
The po,,cai slate for CITY and county ofhces must
therefore remain perfect blank tor at least anoshsr
week.
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SAILED.

Steamers City of Berlin (Br) for Liverpool; Erin (Br)
do Arraeon tBr) Bristol Ale xandra Br), do Ethiopia
fBrl. Glasgow; Neckar tGer). Bremen; Othelo DIR
leans: Hntchinson do City Of Macon Savannah. Charles
ton, Charleston: Powhatan (Br), 40; Old Dominion, Rich
mond, Sc. John Gibson Georgetown. DC; ships Alhxm-
bra. London; Cornelius Grnne. 10: John Mann ODD.
tsp,. Barcelona: Heinrich Born No'). Queenstown
Dronning SOPHIE IN orr. do Falmouth; Countess of
Derby Br). do do. William ynther tswel. do do
Luther Nor do or Falmouth Johann Hansen tNorl do
Foikvang (Nor) La Rochelle; schrs Isaac Rich
j Pbaro Napoleon and Union.
Also sailed -Barks lencda Tor Belfast Trafk (Nor)
Cork; Nordcxp (Norj. CaeE.
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rAMMASY COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATIONS.

TAMMANY COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATIONS.
The Tammany Committee on Organization held
meeting yesterday afternoon for tho purpose OF re-
ceiving reports tho various district committees
In relation the election Of delegates and aiternates
to represent the party in the State Convention at
Syracuse After the Chairman Of tho FIRST Assembly
District Committee had presented his report MI
Thomas f. Grady took the floor, aud SAID that Messrs
Jeremiah Harrington, William 7. Kirk and himself
had been duly elected delegates to the Convention.
Mr.. James Onver clsimed that he and not Mr.
Grady cnttct to 80 as delegate 10 syria
cuso along with Kirk and Harrington Mr. Grady
about reply to Mr. Oliver, when
Augustus Schei, the chairman, decided that IL was
the business OF the Committee on ORGANIZATION 10
settle disputes in the various districts The whole
question would properly come before the Committee
Contested Seats when the claims OF the Two sets
OF delegates could be considered and report rendered
In lew remarks Comptroller Kelly told the men,
bers OF committee that there was no doubt that
The Tam many Hall delegates 10 the Convention would
be admitted. The anti rammany party would thus
more have the doors OF democratic State Con
venton closed against thom.
After tEansacting some routine business the com.
mittee adjourned
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The republicans OF the Second Assembly district OF
Westchsster county held convention at White
Plains yesterday, and elected the following dele
gates:-
State Conventional. B. Long. OF White Plains; D.
o. Bradley, of Greenburg; g. W. Davenport, Of New
Rochelle, and William >. Alerton, OIL East Chester
Cong ressional Conventiou-Wili II. Robertson, OF
Bedford; Benson Ferris, Jr., OF Greenburg; A. ".
Perrin. OF Mamaroneck, Elisha Horton of White
Plains, and Charles Gunther, OF East Chester.
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WHALEMEN.

letter received in Nantucket from Mr. Ray first officer
bark Grace Marks her at Panama Aur % with
30 bills and $50 90 hpbk oi-5 months out from VAL
paradise full.
town. sept 10Bark Bertha. Robinson of New
Brunswick, spoken Aug ~. lat 81 10. Ion 81
rs So 6Ubbl whale alongside by schr
william Grzier. aud Capt Roberts THINKS that by the
of the Bertha that she another whale
the next day The Bertha would touch'a Fayal soon
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TIE GREENpACKERs.

The resident members oil the State Central Commit
tco OF the national gresnback labor party have issued
address 10 thoir constituents, In which they ask
their aid reorganization Of tue party this city.
They also order enrolment OF all citizens In SYM
patty with the party.
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wcgKINGMrN's MEETING.

The United Worgingmen's Association held a pub
lie meeting last evening at Central Park Garden.
James J. McGovern in the chair Major Quincy, Mr.
McGovern and Richard NJ. Walters spoke at some
length on the virtues of the democratic party. Tho
Chairman then announced the object OF the meeting
TO be 10 and In securing the nomination Of Mayor
who would interest himself in behalf OF the laborng
elias SEES. The OF Samuel Conover, when pro-
posed, received with en- thusasm.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Tampa tNor), O;s.n from Philadelphia for Stock
holm Aug ~. lat 80. lon 40.
BARK IbH (Brl from Grccnock for Buenos Ayres, Aug
10. lat 3 10 =. lou "a A.
Italian bark showing letters BNLD Aug 26, lat %
% N. Ion ~ III ".
Italian bark showing letters BliTQ, bound to Bos
ton Sent IS. lat 80 ~ y Ion ~ ~.
schr Martha Heath, from Baltimore for Pernambuco,
rs, lat q 20 y, lon.3f
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AsrrswALL Sept g. sailcu, brig u Jones tBr). wolie
st Ia.O.
BATAVIA In port and the coast ships Hoogly,
Frost; FLYING kago UrcwcI n Sanford sleeper James
Bailey, Teuncy banks Antoeh Hcmenway John " ark
Connnt. Mohicen. Berry. Ninslvw. Norton Nellis
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DURGAfION MEANS PURIFICATION.
BY Cleansing New Orleans GENERAL Butler prevented JOB
low lever In that city for five years By tho use Of
BRANDRErHs PILLS individuals may save themselves
from the disease; intably pill and
larger dose when needed. well-inormed medical mon
will con prohend the modus oporaad The fact is On
the breaking out Of the grasuitousy BRAND.
RETn's PILLS to New Orleans. Grenada Memphis.
have no reports and tho sennecksd ses
who have tho control these places surprised
As rule they would rather die under regular
than be saved by a medicine like BRANDRErHs PILLS.
havo no thousands have been death,
nevertheless ny them. who tut for their aid would have
disd. all who would ward of contagion Of kind
or who would free their bodic, disease which
alone the seeds of contarion grow. take BRAND
RETIrs PILLS. which injure and whose
tainly proOngs life by purifying the blood. These Pi'
arc largely appreciated by tho public, as the demand
proves and prejudice their general In
hospitals by benevolent societies they would
thousands who die. Time. however, will remedy all
this. and BsANDRErH's PILLS must biae their time.
They destined to be tho purgavo. tho cleansing
medicine of the world, safe MS bread, yet insble ss
ciesusers OF tho bowels
A case in point,-A gentleman residing In New YORK
was attacked a, n o'clock at nigh, horrible pain
in hi. side ouiexiy getting light he swallowed
BRANDRETns PILLS. Tho pain growing worse, he
sent for doctor. injected morphine into his
This did no, relieve him. and he walked In agony.
Four hours after taking BKANDRErn's PILLS the,
acted powerfully and tho pain almost entirely ceased.
leaving soreness which lasted only Ie told
the Pills undoubtedly saved HIS life. Reference permitted
10 Phiio Chase ESQ. lawyer 100 Broadway For thei,
efficacy in yellow foyer refer to G. D. Fredoriet' pho
tosrsphcr, ITO Broadway.
Is. BRANDRErH.
LfsBoN. Onion County. Ark, Sept 7. 1874
non. b. Bn,spnWrn, Sing Sing, N Y;-
DEAN srn-I have been Pills In nv family for
over 20 years. find no pills equal to BRANDRErHs.
have been buying two dozen yearly 4. New
Orleans. but owing to the yellow fever there and NJ
spread on river and railroad cannot &c. anything fro.s
tina. city. FOR the past eight years have used ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsrEes, and .hey too gro vsr,
good. As DO not wish to get out Of either BRAND
RETH's PILLS or ALLCoCK's PLAsTERs. please send
me dossn sfoach, and ooligo. yours truly,
J.T ROBINSON
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
BRAxDRErn HOUSE, NEW YORK
DILEs PERMANENTLY BRADIOArED-wITnOUf
knife ligature csustic. No charge until cured send
tor circular containing abundant reference Ur. HOYT.
| ~ West 2fth ~
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CLEARED.

stcnmer A,eIspdts tBr), Lindquster Bristol, Ellen
der Brda
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wEsrcuEsrER COUNTY DELrar rrs.

elected Friday afternoons Charles s. Brown John
Chester and sam uel Frost.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURES FROM NEW THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
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Steamer. | Sails.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BoLyBKAD, Sept II. PMwind lieht barometer, 30 sc
PLYsourm. sept u. PM--Cloudy barometer 3lI2
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-05
sesO IT.ICICIA l..
TO the Qualified Electors Of tho state
of Louisiana.

OFFICE or SECRETARY "r ST>rr.
STATE OF l.uvIHl>AA,
New Orleans, July Il U.S.
In pursuance of article IA "f the COW
stiution of this State. publication Us
hereby given to the voters of this State
Of the proposed amendments t" the co"
stitution of this State, agreed to by ,w"-
thirds of the members elected to each
house Of the General Assembly, at its
session of 1873, and which are required
to be published, three months before the
next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly. in at least one
newspaper in every parish of this State,
in which a newspaper shall Unpublished.
Said amendments appear more fully in
acts Nos. % aud ~ of the regular SEES
sion of the General Assembly, 1879,
and in No. - of the extra SEES
sion of the General Assembly OF ISIS,
which are officially published for til" in
formation Of the voters, and which will be
submitted to the people at the next gen.
eral election, to be held on the fifth day
of November (nrxt) IS7S, in such a
manner and form that the people may
vote for or against each amendment,
separately, and if a ma iority Of tie votes
at said election shall approve and ra1lIy
all or eitherof said amendments, til,
same shall become part of the conStl'
tuition.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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AGRlCULI!TR,s..s
~ JOHN T. DRILL.

Every farmer that wishes to have
choice fruit, should know how to bud.
Budding is much safer than grating,
if the. bud, don't, liye, thy, first time,
tho stock ia not damaged much, asit
can be budded again later in season.
Just az long as the bark will raise
budding may be done, aud if all the
budds fail the stock can be grated
the next Spring. Budding may be
commenced in July and continued till
September.
Go among your neighbors and if
any have choice variety Of fruit cnt
few scions of this years growth,
wrap them in damp moss, or cloths,
until wanted for use. Pick a smooth
place on the north side Of this years
growth, is the best on tie stuck you
intend to bud. Make "a ihcision
leDgthwise downward through the
bark about ono half inch long with a
very sharp knife ard small cut across
the upper end, 50 as to resemble the
letter T, cut bud from your scion
with a smooth clear cnt an inch long
with a little wood under the eye.
Be sure to pick leaf bud, the sin
gle pointed buds are the leaf buds,
and tho double round buds are the
frnit buds, the fruit buds only make
blossom, but seldom make a tree,
cut the leaf off, leaving only sasma)l
stem on the bud to hold it With, il
the leaf IS left on it will evapofate TOO
much sap, and the buds liable T.
die. If sou have no regular gbdd ding
knife, make fiat pointed stick, to
lift the bark with. Lift the bark with
care 80 as not to bruise it, and slip
the bud downward under it. Tie up
with soft bass bark or strips of cotton
cloth carefully, like tying up a sore
finger, just leaving the eye of the
bud exposed.
In about two weeks the bandage
should be loosed, and if the bud j.
green and fresh it will live. In three
or four weeks the bandage may bt
taken off, if left on to long it vii
grow into the tree. Thrifty trees will
Often break off where tied.
Buds will live best if put in, il
damp cloudy weather. In the winter
cut the stock off four to six inches
above the bud, in the spring wlet
the bud starts out, if it should incline
to grow side wise like branch tie i
to the stub, with Tag string to MAKE
it grow up straight. The stub ma!
be cut off smooth in July. S2a5Cl
Plums live on the peach, and peacl
on the plum. Dwarf pears are m adj
budding on the Anglers ounce.
Apples do no good on pears, o
pears on apple IN ~gnYTYs
The sweet cherry does not live vel
on the Morello. Care should sbe pail
to use only we'll developed and nearl.
ripe buds, as green buds seldom d.
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