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new York Money Market.

BY Telegraph Exw Yolx Nay 20
Money-steady and unchanged with fair business do
ing at per cent.
Sterling Eychange-Firm and active at l0s3<aIl0 for
gold-hrst class bills.
Gold "A shade easier opening at 1856, declining to
1851, advancing to l37, and closing at 1862
Government stoeks-Without decided change
1910 Coupons eilz
$50 Reg. Coupons 1881.
$40 Coupons (new issue) 1887
6tocks-Lower.
cAPsl; q Aclsel<; cARIess<; MAppc II,
rol wah Is; u Wayne s234 kfH7e oAN "
55lS 70 Scrip III; 81 yr Cert S9l< Pac Mail 500;
Ny ss4; Erie 1871; B Q l07; Hudson 9siL: Hsr.
tenn Is; Heading "; Q 1881 II 6sll; Toledo %;
4 Cert2i Quicksilver S.
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Chicago marke
BY Telegraph.

:, cHlcAso. May %.
The maTkets arc generally steady and A.,
12ll for Spring Extras "in'ef' NO
Wheat-2c higher Galas nj M 1a.-,.
q 241<; No. Ned ut Is +" ~ ~
Oats-l1<c higher.
Rye-sseady It o0c for No l.
B.rley-DulI At 81 x@s7c
Nhisky-S to Sc higher ct 07n1 a
Provisions-Active and Arm. Mess pcvt - ., 49,
g o. Prime nsa Pork ct II oo0ls oo ths 49, ~
LArd-puli at 15Ol71c - A1c'
0eef On1tle-Dnu at e o0mY "a
Hoss-Dslia 81 q.
non1g-Mnsy.
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sTFhe Cedar Valley Times advocates
the location at Cedar Rapids of the State
Asylum for the orphans Of our soldie rs. !
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@Ths D1yssport Gasssse n.y. The,
ssvsral hundred parolsd Iowa soldier,
reached that place from ST. Louis, Frid.,
moreing. THY belong to divers Low,
regiments. Npns Of them have dsscrip.
Two rolls; and they have I'll been assigned
TO quarters at Camp Moe lslAa until Ii,
r'yna''er- General at Warrington o..
furnish the date of their hat navmacs
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deod3t-w3t

Mercutio said Of his wo-nd
II rios not as deep as a ,u.H or az ,ctf,
tsd gate but II scoxfd DO
PLANTATION BIrTERs i'll not raise the dead
DIt taey cure The sick. exalt the depressed,
Adh a rios. tint charm 10 the social circle
ana rendi life = fhinz 10 be enjoyed.
Also, the thing itself IS quite enjoyable
never was searching Tonic in such pleasant shape
Lender :. onfh declining age The mind
Ger wrought by mental care most gentle females
Aho the wreck OF men, NIL Gnd thee Bitters
he balm Of lie and source Of health
Delay not trial. Conveniently Deposited
IN every tosn wherever civilization extends
msy3o-deodswlt
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TUSCALOOSA Township, Mshaska
county, has population of 5.esl-,b,t
Of the city being $500.
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@Greas scarcity Of cotton goods i.
the eastern markets, and consequent 3D..
vance on prices. and also . spe culasive
demand for the southern trade. On q.
pertaining the above facts BY persopal
visit to New York and Boston, the Aren't
Of the New YORK SroRs has succeeded
in purchasing large supply Of cotton
staple dry goods prior to the recon, id.
vance. which is now offered for sale for :
limited number of days. fully fifteen per
cent under present quotations.
5O pieces madden prints ct 90 cents =
yard; IS do 20 cents yard; so pieces
standard brands best makes 25 cents: 20
pieces ! shifting muslin. brown l43 BY
the piece; 80 pieces yard vide bleached
muslin 96 cents BY the piece, former price
90 cents; 80 pieces extra fine yard wide
bleached muslin 1t IS cents BY the piece.
former price 70 cents. A large supply
OF heavy stripes, -ioks, checks and linen,
1t hgnres approxImating to old prices
20 pieces of all wool summer cashmere
for boys and mems wear ct 81 26 per
yard, price in the early part Of the season
81 70 per yard. A large lot of sprioe
and summer sbawls at old prices.
All our stock selling off at reduction
OF from fifty to one hundred per cent un-
der war prices.
Call and judge for yourself.
NJ. GREeG. Agent,
West Corner, Estes House,
| deod3t-y3t K.oL,h -.
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Port Of KeOkNk.
BOATS LEAVING TO.DAY.
Lucy Bertram, Boiaski, St. Louis.
Laneipg, St. Louis.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
burlington, Rhodes, ST. Louis.
canada, Hill. Dubuque.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
BOATS LEAVING fO.pAY.

Warsaw, Asbury, ST. Louis
Canada, Hill, St Louis
Burlington Rhodes st. Paul.
Ned Bird, -, Nauvoo.
The rivers on stand at this int Report "A y. thai.
10 q ri-e OF llx feet above '"'' 'he'e
.omr .nnes,ancs ~ .u, Vas warm and cloudy with
ing. w ~ Tug even
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These Bonds are nov worth handsome prenium, and
are exempt - ere al the Government Bond. os STATE
Onty and Municipal tazatio~, srhfch adds from to
tss pr cest pr b their raise, according the
rate levied upon Other psUpty Thsinterest payable
senannually By tooposs attacked 70 sach nots which
may Be cut OF and sold 70 any bank o banker.
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kNOR SALE-Tvo and a half acres of
l. land, With frame house containing room. vith
rses and other Improvements situated on the river
soose heoknk There are other lands adjoining thi.
properly that may be purchased If desired Price S4s1
rcr other Information equire of H. H. Wilson mar the
property, or to n r. TTNFycE
nch<o Real Estate Agent
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8, U4t I4s II
Amount Of Losses during the year ss4o157 co. being
hundred and twenty seven Thousand dollar les
than the interest investments Number OF paI %
stned during the year ISIS. Total punb4r ~ tries
e ued fnce its nfyaion over "a 600 Dividend.
ade annually and average over 50 Der cent pocies
L. ued tts non-forfeitins and other Irn. p.-,bls
sid all In formation obi aimed on applirsrion 10 III IN
known insurance Agency Of III RI TFNFycK
maybe
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EOR SALE-A one story Fr.me Dv.ll

ing House, large frame harn cistern eellv and 9TH
improv with lot situated on Psrl s,reef
between LIST and I'd eets Keokuk Title rood prize
$l.20o Ifebl3l H. B TEN-EYCK
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TOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DveIl.

L ing, with seven rooms, cstern good cellar and a
tine growth OF hnit trees with full lot, and good
order, situated business on Exchange street he
tween 9Th and It'll streets. Title good Frlte So go
Enquire Of H. B. TgN-EYCK
=
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EOR sALE-A nice Brick COTTAGE

with two fnll lots, pe Barn, Woods he'd Csterp ara
Cellar situated Franklin, between 9th and 10, ST.
Keokuk Title good Price 81, 300.
fsbl3 HB rENEYCK
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TOR SALE-A three story brick stor.
EOR SALE-Twenty acres Of besn,;.

4 full Garden or Grape Land on and near tho N;sx,,
mPpi river shout three mile above the city OF Keokut
rfie good. Price, $1,000. Enquire Of
mchzo H. B. TEN-EYCK.
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LUZ SALE-lU0 acres new Land.
j Sohcres under cultivation, with two log houses
and small orchard situated 70 miles H. from Wsrssw
and mile from Breckinridge H.nco. X "a IIinoi.
Title good. Price $looo. Enquire of
II. B. TEN.EYCK.
mchs Real Estate Agent Keohnk-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

EGEoRs ABOUT INSECTS. Several very e.
roHcaus statements concerning tiese annoy
auces are const utiy .Dli. Tie rounds OF the
press and even iinI admatance 10 books.
Ne propose - correct few .. the NOR i'm
p.r-tnt.
Plains are not sate rom Ge curculi1 ''as
soon as the stIne Is formed il lae f.:
Of Tie season IS iag5r4b.r 70 the curc...J',
operations, Il 4 first sal Oh eggs VAL b. laid
b. the tIrIe the PLAINS are aa.t grown. aad
early ,luiy sIil csc; pe with Gus lIi;ie further
iajur.. But Il second set Of eggs pIil be
ready for the Lt.rr p.E rs, aud the .ir , LAYING
- 10 protected Is t. leave no aPDreciaDie IN
ierv.,I between J. aid he second.
The apple bucer cIanot be eXiermina:ed
bT ans l.ind a s.tiacs iLroagh the round hoies
which il makes in the b..t. These holes
are made hy The mAu:re beetle II esctpitg
from The tree after the gr4b has finished bis
WORK.
The caterpiilars cannot be overcome by
desl mug their webs while theY are ioi.. .iag
abroad. Neither are they slw IS 10 be f.a'.d
at home until O'Clock q. N. Their
habits vary with iae weather., AID are guitled
by acute instincts.
HoIey bees are not injurious Il frait.-
Even .wasps aud ho nets prefer til i, w..,ch
begun - decay, aAI .a,ely attack a soual
SPOT.
Neither potato ut. Pcar blight or black
knot are caused 5y any interest wnAteve. .As 40
pams aud cheiries, injury rem any cause
gigeS an occasion iUv Tot. Ali these discaeeS
except pear blight, are fully aScertfined 70
Re, or to be caused Ly. fungi. he leaf
blight OF the pear, and that which cracks the
virgalieu, The fungi; but as to tad terrible
fire blight We have no certainty as yer
When YOU see a bird DIV, at a trty, and
then see a hole in the cherry, You quite
SIRE that lie bril- made the hul1P Many
kinds ofbugs ana eies make ssch lbles, anl
a bird who picks item Quits doing 5Ja good
ser7ice.-JOmWa ~ Coa.merce.
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Irish 1AGrsl.Iics1.

tcejar CtTay tells story OF a curious it,
lie ,iapper eXciseDan, who e1t..rel S1ai.ema-a
single anled to seize tat lady who Gid 4
good business in French silks and l;tces He
met the eontraba'idiSt in Il narrow PASS. and
cane upon her, j; ! racJllsct Alright. urex-
pected :. f.o:a behind rock. 11he lady,
who Very large and tat, was riding on Il
pillion bohinSa servant boy. Although TAX
en- by surprise, she bowed herself more tLau
n ttcb for t excise officer.
81 shall thank you. ma am said ne. tax
ing the horse by the bviIlc, ITO di ,moani.'
"Dis'nouni Arr.,h, what for, sir 2 asked
the lady.
Il ann an olficerin his Majesty service.
maan,. and have reason to believe that YOU
have cuntrabaad property about your person,
Or beneath the the saddle of horse
fortunately for the coatr,blndiat she had
none OF Ike goods about her prcson they
We're all stosed aw!y beneath the pilloa, or
saddle. Oh who she sat.
Il really cannot come down. said ID ;
fat wpniaI.
Bat really rna,nm, you must" said the
courageous little man, looking UP at the
mountain.
Then if do sir, you must help me-
~ it'll the greatest of pleasure. ma an. >
said ihc miniature exciseman,- h,sding up his
hands ~ assist err
The lady, who came SHOWN with j run, .
hop'ed into his arms with "A weight and We
i1cIty which threw him upon his ba Tx in the
road, where she held him pinned ben cath her.
Ride away, bachai,r said she. Eu Irish,
turning her head ID the servant boy. Its
me the gentleman wants, and not YOU b
Let me up, madam = reared the excise
u-tb.
sob, dear, sir. what fright you 9 ave me, :
said she rolling he.scl: Iei.urely off land /
declare that boy has rode off With m horse. !"
= O.ce 4 lPees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

A Boy IN A PHEpIcAMEXr.-A lady read
er of the American dyricui!nitst Relates the
f,Lowiii. IN idenc which occurred tp her Uncle
when Il boy. His father kept geese, aud Tor
the ccommodatIoL. of such as wanted to
rgisa families, he built low house or coop,
into which I. 90. sc could comiorIabl; enter
and occupy her nest On one occasion
inotherly :ose had been sitting dveral days
Oh. a uestful nj eggs. when little ~ shua. then
about five years old, wanted very much to
know what progress she Was mailing. Ac-.
coriingly he lay down before thu entrance,
and began to'introdnce his head, iIut Madam
Goase. indisn ant at this ntrLsoi, into her
private room. made snap at Inn, and
caught him by the nose! Joshua screamed
aud strug sled, but the old goose h4 Id on, and
the gander who was not tar off, Nearing his
mates voice, came flying to the 'scue, and
mounting on Joshua's back, began giving
him an unmerciful drubbing with both wings.
The nose brought Joshua's mother to the
scene Of conflict and she pulled him away,
but the COOS. held On SO tightly that when
released, his nose was coniph ny skinned.
After he was grown, Joshlaf Sc to relate
this story to show that il is safest for one
to keep his nose out of other peoples bust.
ness,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

AwEgIcAE WoyngRs.-rne greatest cata
rae, Ia Ia. word Is the Fills ot Niagara,
whrIe the water frJm the great upper lakes
firms Il river OF three quarters o! a mlle IN
width, and thea, b ing ,lI .culy contracted,
Uiuuses owe. the rocks IL tWD cJ!ImIS, -
the depth y! cAe AlnIccI and seycnty lee;
each
The greatest cave in the world Is the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, where any
one can make a voyage on the waters oi a
subterraugau river, a4d catch h,h without
eyes.
The greatest river in the world IS the
Mississippi, fur thousand one hundred miles
IN length.
The largest valley in the world IS The
valley eli the Mississippi 1t contains five
hsndred thousand square miles, aud Is one
.! the most leitiie aul prJiiab.e regions Of
the globe.
rne largest Lake in the world is Lake
Superior, watch IS truly AN inland sea. being
.yur hundred aud tnIrty miles long, and one
thuusand .eet deep.
Tie greatest natural bulge in the world
IS the Natural bridge over Cedar Creek, IN
Eir.ilia. IL extends across a chasm eighty
i.et in width aaL two hundred a5d fifty feet
IN dept, at the boitol- Of WHICH the creek
i ,ys.
The greatest mass Of solid iron in the
world Is tie Irln Mountain. of Missouri =
1t is three huAdrei and n.ty feet hish, aad
Is . miles in circuit.
The lar,ez number of whaleshiPs in the
world is ssnt out by Nantucket and New
3 i.or,.
The greatest grain port in tlt wo ID Is
Chicago
The larges aqreduct in tn wor is the
Cr5ton Aqnedu.t. IN Ne~ York. It's length
/, fjrty aud one half miles, and 1t fos- t"eive
and oae half millions ii dollars
The larEests eposits uf anthracite coaj In
rhe world are Ia Pennsylvania, The mines
Of Which supply the market With mi hoas
of tons annually, ard appear to be mex
hausllble.
All these, It may be observed, are Amer
lcan Institutions" la contemplation ol
them. who viii not acknowledge ID tt ours Is
!, .-rrast rouutry 2;
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a steam, Flying sEacII inc.

4 fiyng IN ichine OF novel form is HOY IN
process OF construction at Hobas ea tor the
United States Gov rnlnent 1t was com
menced during the war, and was attended
Tor use IN aerial reconnOis inceS o. the enemy :
position. The war Is over, but the machine
Is going on I'LL lis success or failure Is an
established fact. The idea OF the invention
IS an old one, but this is the Ii ST tine that
an attempt has been mane to put II INTO
practice The Government was Induced to
embark in the enterprise upon the strength
of certain experiments made by the late DIS
iinguisheI General lnl Pro:essorl NJ tchel.
lie has long been Interested Ia the subject
oi ;erial navigation, Id believed that the
principle OF screw propulsion could be made
10 work as we'll in air as water. The weight
of the whole, fully equipped and manned, Is
about six TINS. II is claimed that it can be
Guided through The air with as much case as
"a vessel through the water. An Accomplish
ell g1ver..n cnt officer Is experimenting the
work, and hopes to nave i, done NJ II month
when the professions OF the ne~ ni'hS
MACHINE will be tested.-JonHGi OF COM
BteIfe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

An AusIra.ian paper has tue following
&c L Gently Cuiaamsn brought IRON the
a,Eery land he vic, accompanied By Ter
maid 3 ~ a;a--ts'j N,ry tar specimens @.
the Acknowledged, smaiio1,ei iemiIfne beam
ties OF that country. The maid servant hav-
Ing been p rchaz-l !. Ca.aa, the Chinese
husband thought, on the arrival Of the t@o
ladies'. that be might fairly. rs well as justly.
put her up To auclion. aud e oar information
Is truthtUi, h- realized El2J Tor hat ne pad
only abou, elJ in China. The happy pur
eraser, on receiyIa. tie delivery OF MS prop
erty, added the marriage rites oI the Chinese
joss house 10 his eg.i nights. and took home
MS newly-hauehl JrIde. We hear tha, the
lucky SPECTATOR. aud others of his country
men, inttnd having iUrther assignments.
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ggmn;,s OF vyi.a Geese.

The 4nsricaR Cgc1opeolia has tie follow.
Ing remarks upon the habits and instincts OF
wild geese
1.-The fight Of wild geese is performed
without noise. and with an order which in
dictates considerable intelligence; each in.
dividual keeps its place in the ranks, the
male bird at the cal OF the triangle or line
when il becomes iatigued retiring to the rear,
and the next one coming forward to take the
leading and most falguing position; they
follow the leader birdly. sometimes to their
own destruction. Their sight and haaring
a;e acute, and whine they feed or sleep, a
sentinel is always on the watch To give them
the al arm at the approach of danger. The
awkward ait, outstr-t-hcd neck, gazing
mouth aud disagreeaole voice bave ob"inst
for thu goose the character of stupidity VIE
l.; realityit IS remarkably intelligent. ,FfJm
the hight at which they fly, their resting o.
the wafer, and their vigilance. they are very
dI4.cut to obtain, fact viii Il has found *
preston in the saving. "a v lid gob Sc chase"
as indicating the hopeless pursuit OF abs, Oh,
ject. The flesh is not very wholesome nor
digestible. The are not very polygamous,
making their '.ests on the ground. 8: q are
very fond Of ;heir mates the youne-nsa able
to walk as soon bora, and feed of their
own accord
Wilson the orni;hoogis5, vouc'4as for the
following story, which shows the f4cilirr with
which The wild goose may be domestica,ed,
and at the same time the force Of old habits:
Mr.. Plat OF Long lslanl, y. Y, wounded
slightly a wild goose, ehich he caught aal
carried home 1t was a female. and was
Turned into his yard with flock # common
gees. il soon became tame aud ia ,nief,
and ia a hlt,e time It's wounded wing entirely
healed. L. The following spring. when tie
wi i geese emigrated to the Urlhwar1, n
flock passed over NJ. Pla,t's BARNARD. aud
Just AT thai ms men; their leader happened 20
sound bis bug!e note, our goose, remember
ing the wei known sound. spread is wings.
joined the travellers. and soon DISAPPEARED.
La the succeeding autumn, Mr.. Plat A;.purn-
ed - lie siaudingIn lis yard, when :, flock
rasscd directly over his. barn. - that IL
staHt be observed three geese 1eiach item
selves ir3u lie rest. AMI after wh-eia round
several times. Might il the middle O: lie
yard. Ha-ile his surprise and pleasure
wien, !iv certain well-rcmeabrrcl signs lie
re- .osuiz-G IN one Of the 'hrce his long lost
fugitive 1t was she indeed. She hAi travel
ed many hundred miles t. the lakes. aad had
there ha;cAel and reared her offspring. and
hal now returned win her LITTLE family to
share with them the sweets o. civilized lie
VIC EayiHi FUpll
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tbs BABr AcrsEss.-A genuine and re
mlrkable novelty Is Auw ~ the disposal OF
p.bllc eItertaiaers IN tue Iers.n OF tuls eN-
tra0rdihary child. She Is literally a baby,
not having reached the ag. oftwo years; and is
gifted with intciig nee and powers OF memory
To "A marvellous extent la conf unctiOn with
her father she recles certain passages traui
King john, A Midsummer Nights Dream,
Sc, wish appropriate action and astonishing
ear. estnes>. y more wonderful Instance O
prec1ciouS intelligence cannot DE imagine a.
aud this child. how WIKI her parent, at %
Loagtord street, Albany street, hegents park.
may b; truly clas,ed among the wonders 0
ne present day-Loadon Era.
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Eimiisainx lawyer.

Well, mild yourself, now, for this is as
true as gospel. 1t was on the / 18th Of May,
1899, | listed recruit in Dublin, aud put
the question to him, gave him the shilling,
! glory be TO God. and walked him to the
! barracks as fne as a fiddle. Well, behold
J we now, few days atther he was claiGied
as prentice, and so he was had up before
the Major, and he committed him for trial.
Well "a the following sizes he was had up
and was called As a witness. and the law
yer tina, de ended him tould me cid not
Isl rs: lin
II did, says I.
:. Did you pat the questions to him right
~ 2" say, lie.
II did, says I.
By tAe yortue Of yer oath, npw,'' says he,
lust AK me the questions, for don't belieTe
you axed him. ,aa
:. How do you know that? p says l, ''for
by this and by that you wernt BY.
=" None of yer business" says he; come
now, let Us bear. Pat the question to me,
says he, and ne held out his hand, and ac-
cordingly | pulled out half "a crown aud
clapped it in his fist and then | up and axed
him the questions, and he said iycs' to them
ALL
WAS these the same questions We put TO
the prisoner?" says lac.
They wor." says |.
90 Well, here's is yer half-crown back for
We" said he
- can't take it sir" says l.
Why p says r..
"Why not? p says wig, hure can't
take it back ill We 20 before a magistrate
and pay the 'smIr' N iu-y.
You be han-ed, says he. And he put
the money in his pocket. aud / called to his
loriship on the bench for wIlt.ess that
had listed him. And Oh, holy bilI> but
there was a ro.r in the court Pgorra, his
lord ship the Judgr, laughed t,ll the tears
down his face. aud says lie 10 the cOudseiO'--
Il am sorry Tor yoa, my goo! rnaa, but
hope you will get pro notion soon
Well, the decision OF the court being IN
my favor, axpd the JUDE av' | might
take away my new recruit. And they al
roared again, and the counselor got as red
as a turke. cock, ard as mad As ~ ball wI.h
the Ollie; and AT last be made tie best he
could ,.v it, and paid up the g smart loIey,
and picHel up my cap 10 leaye the co art;
and saws | tn the counselor, says /
Don't list in the line mex, tine. sir
"Wha,, lhia?' saws h. snappshly.
ION, yer honor said l, e stick to the
rifles; that IRE IN your way"
Wen, begorra. when tJud the story to
The Major, thought he'd DIE, aud whca he'd
done ianLhin he bid ne keep the " siass, ,
money" !0r myself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

: Iaw process &. preserving meat, which
ha- been iug. laced Ia Australia uai >Oujh
America, aud sssJ Al New y *. and which
cures tic IL q IA very lew minutes, Is =
fellows: ! Ire ;.isiu4tI .s..rst killed 5y q blU4
0u The head, -ucl,IunS arc then made IHto
the r "a; aul Left sides Dl ,h- heart. and the
yenous anI ar;erial bod allowed 10 escape ;
u pipe Is lhen inserted into tie main ar,rry.
aud 5.i-.e Is JL1s introduced hy means oi u
flexible tube attached to barrel OF liquid.
The force used depcnds Oh The elevation OF
the barrel, s.hich a. about tweniy feet ahJve
;ao carcass O.. Re hog Civ q pressure Of
about seven p3daIs - the inch. The pipe
being Inserted into The aor;a, the brine. OF
course, ri,ws tH.ulgh the circulat,r ~ system
irAvcrsed Jy tie blood IN If: The .anguinr-
c-s lI.I ha.ing been thoroughly 'a>ted or
rinsed II; the opeuiaE IA the : Ihr side i
closed, and the vessel then Jetemo disteaaed
with ;Ae brine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

NEGgo EQUALITY List winter the Lesis-
lature OF Mass .chusetts passed law hHing
every landlord who refused IL allow bis co.'s
ored boarders 10 sit al the table with his white
guests, the san OF fifty dollars 1t Is said
that several negroes have been making small
ioruncs In Boston by taking advantage OF
tbs law They put up at Ger ain hoie ;, de-
mand places ut the pubic table, and when
icy are refused they remind the landlord OF
tAe penalty and ofer 10 cor promise Tor hive
or ten dollars. Talk abodt black mail bis
the b.dckest kind OF black mailing by the
blacks. Nee York HertttC.