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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07
THE MARKETS.
DAVENPORT WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
OFFICE OF THE DsxocRAr AND News,
L.

| OFFICE OF THE DsxocRAr AND NEws,
Tuesday Eve., May 9th, ls62. !
With very pleasant weather during the week,
business has improved, aud the roads are in excel
lent condition. Receipts for the week foot up
larger than for any corresponding length Of time
since in the winter.
| All articles are firm, and competition is rife.
Wheat has. advanced lG3o since last week and is
very active at the improvement. Oats have ad
vanced and very large prices have been paid for
round los in store. Barley steady at quotations.
Corn unchanged. Some few potatoes and onions
coming to market, but scarcely enough doing in
the article to establish quotations.
Tho rivor is ext. oaoiy high, and shnnid it cnn-
tinue rising some of our operators will be compel
led to seek qnarters. All the mills, with the
excsction Of tho Twin City, have suspended ore-
rations till it recedes.
Our Foreign advices continue f. orabls, AMI our
farmers may hope for better times during the
spring and summer than they received last fall. In
New York yesterday flour was quoted steady at .
decline of Sc. Wheat very firm. Barley, corn
and oats quiet and dull. Below may be found the
receipts and shipments for the week.
| FLouR-Flrm at 81 .3O@4.eO, Wholesale and re-
tail. Shipments for the week, ,470 bbls. Owing
to the fact that the mills have ceased running.
shi pm ents will be small for some time.
WHgAT-Firm and active at 65@7lc. Receipts
not largo yet buyers all anxious: Receipts 1855
bu. Shipments II ,740 bu.
BARLsY-Steady at 30 s4oc. Large quantities
are tcing shipped frsm the accumulasions of the
winter, aEd our warehouses will soon be destitute
of the article. Receipts 2,l69 bu. Shipments
s 5S3 bu.
Coxx-Unehanged: 15@l7c. Receipts 1925
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
Oars Firm. scarce and wanted at 1S12oc.
Large quantities wanted for the government.
We would advise our farmers to take advantage Of
the present advance and bring some in before the
| st. Louis market is glutted with shipments from
Chicago.
PorAroEs-Reccipts $50 bu. Shipments 1,l6o
bu. Selling at l6Il7c.
NJ MIDDLISGs-Snipmen ents 10 tons.
| MALr-Shipments 800 bu.
| DRIED CoRN MEAL-Shipments 600 bbls.
Davenport Market-..Daily Report.
| Hroduce Of all kinds is on the look up. And
aouF is arm W, tn an upward tendency,
Fl 1ouR-- Sl.So@i.60.
WBEAr--Firm and active at 7o@72c. Re-
ceip 3o3 bu. Shipments 3,33s bu.
| BARLEY.-Qaiet. We quote at 45@50c. Re-
ceipts 445 bu. Shipments $500 bu.
| CoRx-I5@l7c. Receipts $50 bu.
OArs-Little doing We quote in good demand
at 20@23c. Receipts 80 bu.
|
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

Sror at No. so Brady street, and look
st tn. beautiful patterns Of Wall Paper which
are being opened
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

IT. State Of the Upper River.
s8 DuBuQuB. Nay S.
The river has fallsn two inches IL he Last ~
hsQes, a1d n sin falling. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07
THE CITY,.

Cousc1L.-Thc regular monthly meet.
ing Of the City Council will be held this after.
noon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

NEW YoRK, NAV s.
FLOUR Market unchanged Sales at $5.0O@5.O'
Super State; $5.2O@5 % Extra States 5000
sos Super Western S5.tO@ 40 Common to Me-
dium ;$5 30 Ezra W Western $5.s5@5.45 Ship
ing Brands extra r. H. O..
WHEAT.-Quiet.
CoRN-56@5Sc Mixed Western in store and de-
livered.
WHisKY.-Market dull 2414c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

PLowIvG MATcH.-Notice is hereby
given that the Fifth Annual Flowing Match o
the Winfield Flowing Society will take plac'
upon the farm of Nv. Irving Quinn. on Wed
nesday. the lith day Of May. 1852. plows t.
be on the ground by o'clock A. NJ.
JNo. MADDEN, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

DEsMO1NEs TIMe.-What has be.
come ef this paper2 We have not seen it for
three whole weeks. Let % hear from the
Times friend Bausman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

New BU1LDING.-Mr. B. II. Lahr.
mann has commenced erecting . 6ne dwslIint
house on Ripley street. below his theatr.
block. Also an ext .nsion to the theatre tuilc
ing. The extension is 50 feet front, and th.
dwelling % feet front by 40 feet deep, thre.
stories high, with basement. The fret stor,
ofthe extension is to be open with two arches
the second to be used for sitting rooms, and
the third, the floor Of which 10 level With tb.
stage floor Of the theatre for . stage and "pro
ps'ty" purposea The building 10 OF brick
and i' nov 10 process Of erection. The sntir,
building will DO l6o feet deep en-. Ripley
street he viii take off the fiat roof Of th,
ea'rs building and put shiDgls roof ov+l
the whole concern. This IL one Of the lins.
imProvs~snts Of ths ssssoo, and vhsn eom
p!''.d .'ll add much 70 the good appsaraas,
& tAss leealsy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07
st. LOnis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, May4
FLoUR.-Dull at $3.e0@4 25.
WHEAT Market unchanged, 70@92o.
COKx. In fair demand at 85c.
BARLEY.-65@8U.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

"Friends Of my life my ardent epirit burns,
And all the tribute OF my heart returns"
Tor THE MANY FAvORS PRESENTED TO
i the
SCOTT HOUSE
by Its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue at bis cost proprietor Of the above House
and hopes to merit y continuance Of tho patronage
Of the
rcljny MbItc.
II II Il SCOTT HOUSE.
a. ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets,
A BoUNTlFUL TABLE
and all the comforts Of Homo, At the low price
Of
ono Dollar per Day.
~ Good stablns attached to the premises.
J.J. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07
CLARK Il ROYT

7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
IL Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons from the
pest Eastern manufactures, Of the most approved
s. sttefns and at pri,ss that defy q mpestion, No
10 rady street, Davenport, Iowa lsp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07
For st. Louis, Cairo, DunIeit h,
Calena, Freeport, &c.
QUICK TIME AND Low FARE

DASSENGERS TAKING THE EVENING
L Train Of the Chic 90 l. Rock Island Railroad
from Davenport or Rock Island make immediate
connection at LaSalle with Trains Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, going North and South.
Time Il som Dayenp ort 10 st. Louis, 10 Hours !,
do do Cairo 23 do
SOLDIERS TICKETS TO ST. LOUIS d
CAIRO FOR SALE At MIL.
ITARY RATES.
All Trains of the G. 4 r. /. r. r. connect 1T
pom ID G R E II X
with trains Of the c. B. 4 Q. II. r. for Burlington
and Quincy.
JNO. F. TRACY, GenI Supt.
an23 1w
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May S.
FLouR.-S3 7015.25.
WRsAT.-Sales at 76X@S6hc.
CoaN.-37Xc f. o. b.
Oars -27c on track.
RYg.--43 in store.
BAeLtY.-Steady. Sales at 1906.
BUrrsB--@1Oc.
kGos-6@61<-packer's count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

The New SCHOOL LAw.-Tho Coun.
ty Superintendent requests us to state that the
new School Law has not yet arrived, but
should it come during the present week it can
be found ct Ellis Bookstore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

SHUT Our.-We heard somebody
finding fault because the Post Office closes .
early. They should bear in mind that th'
mails come in several hours earlier, and tha
they actually have just as much time to &c
their mail matter in IS they did before. Pos
Offse officials are only fiseh and blood. snt
they require rest as we'll as other folks. lie
1t be rememb red that the Office closes ever,
evening at o'clock. The general deliver,
closes half an hour earlier. The Post Of6c'
10 governed by railroad time-not by towI
time, which is several minutes slower. Dom
forget this
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

INFLUENCE The DEMcCaAr says. jocosely
thai the Gazette has no influence. .-0dzette.
You lie-under . mistake, neighbor. ]
was the Muscatine journal that said so. !
wouldn't look we'll for Us. right here With
the circle Of your dazzling luminosity. 10 50.
that The journal man ought to be ashame'
of himself; bu. then he lives out Of the coanty
and it isn't to be expected that he can jude
Of eueh rare talent as the Gasstte enjoys. n"
Fmnce," why our cotemporary just smother
its readers with it. Influence .
Watertowoll see him "keep an eye on th
Germans"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

"K1voDoM CoMING."-We arc To-
deb,ed to Root 4 Cady, Of Chicago. for th'
new and popular piece Of mLac. 1t is sal
to be exceedingly fine. Musicians can nov
find it at the music dealers.
The same firm will also please accept ou'
thanks for "Gen. Grants March, "a eplendi'
PIE e, dedicated to the galleLt men who too
Fort DonelsOn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

The UosplTAL MOvEMENT.-At the
presen. time i, seems quite unlikely that an,
move will be made towards establishing ,
Post Hospital at this place for the benefit o
the sick and wounded soldiers. Our citizen
have done their duty in the matter. and shoul'
it hereafter become necessary to seek hospits
accommodations up this way. it is not improt
able that our citizens may be called upon t.
display their generosity in the matter. 10 th
course Of a few weeks the sickly season wi.
open in the South and it nay require mucl
effort 70 answer all the demands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

THE ladies say that tho man wht
male the selection Of the Wall Paper at Plum
mer's, must have q good taste. We know tn
ladies won't fib.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-07

90 NJ . Il n II,
The Davenport Musical Union,
ASSISTED BY
THE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY,
Miss Alice Dutton, Miss Alice lIirschl, Mr.. j..
Strasser aud others. will give vocal and instru-
mental concert in
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
FURSrTURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE
A IN sl colQrs o. warranted msnuiacture Also solid
chestnut Chamber suits plain and ornamental nj II. "
FARRTsGTQN.Si s6s Canal street, opposite " ooseI, La
isbAshed in ISAs
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COAL.
rvMpERLAND COAL Al

CUMBERLAND. COAL AT 81 PER ToN.-JusT ne
eevsd Cumberland Coal, Of superior quality. Tor black.
sn n which selling taeta0oye reduced prce TlIOs.
IRL slow J 255 East Fourteenth street New YORK. and
Ahmcpuya
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

kARE OPPoErUNIT2F FOE uAri fA1'10' -
IA desiring Country Residences p..,x.r.. -.
The subscriber for sale his Country ~
Gently surveyed and laid out so that can Us S MOT
three distinct parcels having wafer cnu
splendid building sites The property consists az ~ oftS
hne, stylish old mansion In lawn OF fourteen acI
shade trees, native and imported innumerable Ana ~ %
Variety garden tas,eully designed and stocked VIZ
cottage Fronting on fine hsrbor and SsI gDys as
residence for speculation having bold shore on
Sound mile In sxtent. two sides beed by creek nna
one side by main road the lands tracing the rven
gently slope either that every building site
une views Of the Sound and surrounding country AwO
thirds Of sites have water fronts Tho place
feey healthy, water cxceilent and air invgoranne
the city from this place in less time ~
avoiding city taxes and detentions IN crossin
The rivers win well give this advertisement their esay
attention No estate of equal size within hundred he
Of combines the diversified sdvsnses ana
apontments The present distance to railroad stanens
miies When 'Chasworh" Is made station NOW m I c0H.
(depot already buil the distance VIII DO ony
half mile. Apply on the premises 70 corryNs
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

v,xpRFss FOR HAvANA.-THE NORRIS EyPREss
M 28 broad street receives packages for Havana Nc tc
60 By steamer Columbia unIl Tuesday, July e sSPM
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

A BuRNUAM,s FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing Establishment, Ill West Eleventh street. between
T,h and Sixth -Househod Furniture boxed and
shipped 10 parts of world Covered wagons for re-
moving furniture the country. Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

DOLCE NOTICE.-Ar MEETING OF THE BOARD
i OF Police, held the llth OF july inst. II was
Resolved That be published in the that
after the 4h OF Jay as coon the Board OF Excise
shall have closed held for the purpose OF granting
licences the police will be ordered
charges against all found selling liquor without
license and contrary TO law. S. G.. HANLET,
july ", 1852. Chief Clerk
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

r ouIs ANRICH, T23 BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW
IL YORK Hotel promises the highest cash price for
old Gold Diamonds Persons having those things
sell will receive twenty cent than ut any other
place the city Liberal advances made IZ3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

L,ARM FOR SALEM THE TOWN OF LEWIsBo.
roush Westcheser county. N. " three miles from COL
denis bridge station, the Harlem Railroad SAID iarn
1857 good building and s divided oy the
puhe highway Also one adjoining Of forty ac,es good
buildings and variety Of fruit Terms to suit the times
For particulars apply JONAS KNAPP on h premises
to WM. CORNELL. New Rocnelle.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

L,ARMS.-5O TO 400 ACRES GOOD LEVEL LAND
;or 81 to A per near New York. II these andl
found suitable farming Will expense ox
going to them; tare by railroad SS sso Lot IN VIII
himsburg near Myrtle avenue, for 800 Apply ~ Asu
Bowery, butter store, e&t ttsH N1H hl #
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING or IHE GRAIN MEMS UNION PRO
n t-ctve Society will be held at Tammany Hail. on Tue,
day i5tn inst at hafp O'Clock r. NJ. All
sevedoes insurance inspectors ongshorenen n ger
invited attend business Of mporanc
TO be trans acted
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

~<---.~..,>~ :
frot between General Rzttlesnake g.
viii place three r. VI. d. Mace General but
ID Pfifer Rattlesnake- Mile harness.
ood day, good track II viii be mbered that Genera
Butler the pected of 50 his last tro
wagon, and pposed that Rattlesnake surpass
JOSEPH CROCHERON Mal2-ef.
B-Cars leave Hunters Point sor the Course at Ia
p NJ James slip ferry leaves p NJ connecting Win
che rhiryfourth street ferry every i've minutes
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

RMY SUPPLIES.
n orncx or AxnY CLerHiSa AND EoupAex,l /,
NEW YonK. July H. 1862. I
Sealed proposals Will be received az until ID
O'Clock n. Tuesday, the 18th nst for furnishing
tract at the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equpase IN sAis
city
Dooo Canteens. corered. with straps and corks
1O0 Trumpets
10000 Ponchos India rubber other material imperyoup,
TO water.
$1,000 Common Tent Pins
5000 Drum Cords
samples OF the caneens rumpcts and common tent pinn
may be seen on Application this Office BIDDERS for furnish
Ing poncbos viii send samples with their proposals. and stao
the shortest possible time In which they deliver them
All articles will be subject 10 inspection by inspecors
appointed BY authority OF the United States.
Propoas Wi be accompanied by proper guarantee set
ting forth hsf the contract awarded 10 the party named
therein he viii the and give bondst
for the faithful performances of the cont ract.
United States reserves tho right reject ali bids
dermed unreasonable.
Proposals endorsed proposals for furnishing
s ''PpAe'' "Au H. Col D. H. vINToN
Deputy ouariermas;cr General United States Army
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

=. =. 80. 80. n ''.. \ - = NEW
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

COUNTRY SEAT ts5 ACREs) FOR SALE OR FIX.
~ change for city properysituatsd on healthy hlgs
ground near Newark ". j. Ltrge, fine mansion, with
Shade lawn and large 1anity Of fruit THIS pro-
F' 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
rSDR SALE.

ANExPREss ROUTE FOR sALE-CHEAP. LONG Es-
N Rblshed. with three Offices, doing gooo BUSINESS
Also Grocery and Confectionery store Apply .. S s
Twenty nth Reason for selling having otnsr ous
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

T,oR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON THK
Sound. 23 miles the city, ~ mnutes' ras from
Rye depot New Haven Railroad, half mile from stean
landing; well built barn, stablca and other
oubudincs In excellent conditon also gardener cottage
aud bath house; beautifully situated point Of lend
consisting Of 81 acres with front o
ie grounds handsomely laid out in lawn, trees garden,
pebble walks; Gne bathing, fishing boating WIZ
sell whole part. For particulars apply TO CARRICK
CO.. "a Murray street, corner of Church.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14


DOARD IN CORNWALL, ~ Y-sEyERAL ROOM,
ID vaeaAt At Madame RUTrKAY'S. References
Hiram Barney, Collector. and Henry J. Raymond edto
TimeG
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

w We. see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English pro-
pheess the best OF ALL and cannot be exceed. Can be
personally by letter all affairs OF e con.
corning SUITS journeys absent friends love- courhip
marriage health, wealth, and who reclaim and
husbands Miss W. is the person In this civ
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian ismans FOR love
good luck and all business affairs, aud
fe. Delay not 20 consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young ay Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
orpa Eighth strneA - '"-'
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

A NEATLY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR (BEpROOM
N 10 let with without partial board, 10 single gentle
Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

EoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sTORE IN THIRD
avenue, small Cottages, llytI street; Lots, ll9h and
I2Oh Streets Brig Mortgages, Ivory Nuts,
finished Houses In l26th street Farm well improved Beoit,
Wis., House. 2l2 Clinton Brooklyn; l2Iots Brook
lyn. r. N. SPOFFORD ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

I,0RT EDWARD INsTITUrE.-MosT SUCCESSFUL
Boarding Seminary the State; e36 fourteen weeks
board and the English branches Special terms TO ladies.
See catalogue for particu
dress Rev. Joseph 4. KING, Fort Edward, N. Y
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or to him .. the Office of g. Caldwell a Pine street.

4 NEW LARGE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, W.T. e
n commodious Outbuidngs standing upon oui sS yro ~
Hoboken N J the Hackensack turnhlae pisnk .
and close TO the Northern New jersey Railroad oepos ~
New Durham wen adapted for boar!ing hopse ior
sale lease easy Apply at No 90 East Ins @
eighth street, New York city or 70 b. EAEAhy ~" D"i
ham, N. j. .U4 iNI4sMfn s.s ~ l#ErAsN NNv
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AN EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE
"A DARK bay long tall sylsn, perieety sound and
kind old l5 high broken 70 single and
double harness. and prompt STYLISH dlver In either Can
Be Dickels Riding School, thirteenth street. near
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

EloR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUSINESS
II Property. The down property has four largo
takers ovens the other property Well located up town
all well rented and paying at least 10 per cont WIN ex
change for unincunberd lots In Brooklyn jersey City
Hoboken. Address Property, box l57 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING PLOTS ON THE PAhI
ID sales water inland views. also 70 ~ acre flots
d.pots churches schools Northern ew Jersey
Railroads location and views unsurpassed for sale or ex
eA''s' - w. r. SEYMOUR, 10 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

T HEREBY CAUTION ANY ONE NOT TO HARBoR
Of the crew OF the British brig J. Titus
arrived from Porto Rico. will be answerAbIe for
any debts they contract EDWIN FRY, Master
HEw YoRK, July TO- 1851.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

L,oR sALE-A PLEASANT RESIDENCE, NEAR THE
shrewsbury river, containing 50 fine apple orch
ard and variety OF other fruit; PLAIN cottage containing
nine surrounded by lawn and shade trees;
oabudipg; about li hour from the city from feos
Murray street, and within pleasant drive Of Long
Branch; churches, schools bathing sailing,
cunning oysterng thing Price 81, 600 Terms easy.
county N J to c. HOOPER, ESQ., l5S William stresk
New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
LINIMENT FOR SWELLING ON AN
lMALS.

A. Willard, Jr., in the Country Gentle
man.. says: ! notice that an animal OF
e. M. Coffin, of Iowa, had hard cal.
lous swelling, which he says came mid
way between the eye and and nostril.
purchased three year old colttwo years
ago, which had swelling, on the same
place as described above, which was an
objection among the horse buyers who
priced her S25 less, and feared to buy at
all. ventured TO purchase, and apply
what | thought might scatter it. The
owner said it came on about month be-
fore bought her, but did not know the
cause of it, Iapplied the following lini-
ment; and in less than three months the
swelling disappeared wholly. Iconsider
il the best linimcnt, eXtant for swelings
on man or beast.-Apply once day and
rub it brisky:-half an ounce spirits Of
hartshorne; one gill spirits ofturpentne;
half pint sweet oil onepint alcohol; two
ounces gum camphor. dissolve the
camphor in the alcohol0
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
LAMPAS IN HORSES.

This is an Imaginary disease, but one
commonly believed in by grooms, and we
are sorry to add by many we'll informed
persons. If young horse refuses to eat,
it is usually imputed to the lampas,which
is said to be swelling of the roof mouth
back Of the upper front teeth,to such de-
gree that the animal cannot chew ii STOOD
Tha the awful remedy is presented, of
burning the part with red-hot iron and
in many instances the cruel suggestion is
put in force with inhumane Indifference
and haste.-This terrible torture is often
inflicted without the slightest reference to
the condition of the horse in other re-
spects-what work he has been doing
or what exposure he has experienced -
No effort is made to learn whether he has
taken cold, and is feverish, has eaten OF
drank heartily Immediately after lively
drive, or whether there are symptoms ol
collie, or some injury has taken place to
the mouth orjaws. No. tits the lanpas
and the red-hot iron must be applied
nothing else will do.
Truly, the lot of the horse is hard
one, and if we can do anything to allevi.
ate it, to arouse men to a more mercifu
consideration of the noble animal, We
shall certainly feel happier every time we
see one.-N E. Farmer.