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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

uIOftli Ntioft'e heet nH' rlai and IA ulnnuei
THAI c.'iu't Lqi Is give satisiactlnn. Liberia
yaitoa.s ir.pestf u, soiiHied. nysl dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
Chicago MARKET.

CsfcAgo. Feb g
Flour-Mure sciive md srmer. sale. ,s
spring extras a. ss.5oaio.5. and supsstjn.
Il 950tS 20.
Whcat-No firm and advanced ne s,,..
a. .s4ai. s5A closing a, outside prfce.. cth-
err grades neglected;
Corn Firm and &c higher; sales a, -,mss,<
tor No. / 5sG5fc Tor rejected closing al ;sx
for No. !.
Oats-llsc higher, al s2i. for Nc. i. and sal.
a aoc for No. :.
RYe-Advaneed 10, at seefso for No. s.c
for No. 2.
Barrey-steady; rejected at, se@l 1875; No.
at tl.s0.
Timo,hv Seed--in good supply, At es..sN
$500.
Mess Pork-firm bu, inactive: 1t as. 1850
1900.
Lnrd-Actiyr ut lls.al2c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
SEWING MACHINE
TOBACCO.
NEW CIGAR STORE

Ger COaDere1al Alley = 1eefyss
ARNOLD + LeCks1A1sEs
YnylTE rnE PUBLIC TO CALL At fns
Z asv Suaes2rs when anything 10 ne 1850 re g
Tobacco, Cigars sr cassy &c.,
49, v.rted Tb., have . sull sspey o. ~
sredes. sell ehesp md 8uasa..es sae ~.
The et,~ntion Of WhOLkoAb1 ~ ~.
SssIrs 49, evn eoods, aa1 - - = 49,
~ nv Other house IN the s'sy.y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
AID VEIN PERU COAL,
The Peru Coal Company

urAvING OPENED YARD FOR THE
llSalc Of their Csal. offer il 10 the citizens OF
Davenport and vicinity - superior quality OF.
Coai--absolutely free from Dirt, Slate and Iron
burning wit, a clear, intense heat. without
Cinaer or Clinker.
For Doiissfic use. is freedom from Sulphur
and ether impurities lender il desirable n 4
only on sccourt of CLEANLINESS, but also in "a
wing IN great amount of labor in keeping fires
aad carrying out ashes and cliukers.
tor producing steam. no coal mined IN the
West can coHpe,e with the Sd Vein pera Coal.
Tue most careful aud rigid comparative tests
ns tMe o. The prouliacnt Railroads OF Illinois,
have fully decided that Tho use of Perm Coal
l-tunn ousCosl
a "A cousian, supply bg tho car load or retail
~ It all times De found a the ysrd. corner Of
al nov: 2o-d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

a Candid Samtensc III .

Nou CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST II
this city aud vicinity, Dr.. Tobl = Venetian Lint
ncni. II Il sure and speedy cure for sore throat.
collie and pains In the limse. We advise every 10
give II trial. The expense is a mere trfe4o cent?
It, Every family should have bottl- in the house Ia
case Of .ndd, accidents such cuts, burns, scad-
&c lite pAin-reles ipg qualities are Miraculous A.
for rap II has rsved hundreds We have the esrtn
cafes 10 prove H. Once, 81 cour,landt street, New
York Sold ~ Druggists,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
wa. a. fsup'GOE.,

4 ITORNLA ~ LAW Unic, Ne - Brad,
~ S~ctt. liassttnIt. Iowa. e,e-,'.,itf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

4 TroR>ll 4 COZ NSEiUk AT LAW
~ aud " ar Claim Agent Office pus exports
block "a tloor cor. Mein ~ Il second streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

IS - fDi StntGF tl ow SIC
"a oni cops .'antIs ou iaai "a, make,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
TO Redeem the Coupons at Ma
turity. Free of Charge.

Allow interestto date on all l and years Hvs
per cent. legal tender notes. whether
same be with or without coupons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

ToRoNro, Feb. 1.-The total number OF
Fcnians here since June, is l07. The fol-
lowing is the disposal made Of their cases .
% convicted. 30 acquitted. 40 dismissed for
want Of evidence. Is discharged on bail and
8 remaining still for trial. Hhc condemned
will be sent to Kingston peniieatiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
milwaukee, yYarfset.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 2
Wheat tltla. - y Is Tor No. l, 81 e9 for
10 .. and Sl.' for No. 8.
Pork -frn1cr, II si9s'@2o .Gs for new: clos
tng at S2o.ta western old closing q, sle.so
ca-h.
Cut Meals rner.
Dressed HOG Unsettled, at es.@loI for
western.
Petroleum. for crude end 2si, fer rein
ed in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

'arE srngeoS WI IOWA etvsLar.
HAVING rl-f. *NIAGlb - 1.fH iLtr
a uee 81 Nrdi iur and Snfneg. fts tie last
TwxSi, sIyr iHtts u rms s1AfA. has ps4inun-
emily located ~ tins ciiN nnd tieih tis PROBES
sional services 10 a.. riissnK ~ Bas export and
vicinity. aud hur'r by his lunr experience with
the diseases OF the climate 10 merit aud receive
,or,irn Of public patronage.
'1rr corner OF THIRD aud brady. over ini
saw 'en.lt, stare. resid.hce ia What We for
merry known az the tn.,.n House, On Water
street. above ~. lridpe. iun-?T dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
COMM ERclAL.

sDnvenpOrs Market Report.
1,rIcs Or rnr DAysxroas DasocRAs.
February 1857.
fLOra-SfASa.
Retail bulk ell.4e.
- Sacks. psper, stll.6o
I" Dbl. 4l2.l5.
Wholesale 40cts per Dbl less.
Coax MRaL.-No. l. per bushel. s71scts
WHs,r-No.l I. t2.cc@ k2.o5. No. ., tl =
"a ~ o..
Cogs. --3Sc.
Oars. ACE.
BAnlrY.- 500 soc.
PorAroEs-t0G15c.
TraSirs. lie per 50 lbs.
Arr.ss 81 80 per Dbl
Burrsa -s5t.2sc.
E.cs.- 25@Ia-c.
uAy.-$is,vt..
coAt by the load. 81 @2ac, at yard, Is. d :
hvered, s,c
WooD.-tsei75.
New YOek 0OeoeQo>
Nsv Yesz, Feb 2.
Cotton-Dull as $751;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

,NNSlciAN aSp ~lR"iON. 9fFrE ~
basement "a state ls"nk ~ d'Hr esidcncc
t,h 81 boz Far " AVID Perry streets nol9aw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
&. -. si0.uNll..
PLAIN and Ornamental Painter,


OU16VOW - W Vv6uUvW 41666u :
FRONT SrREcT.
Fourth door west of Brady. Davenport. lows
q. e.. N0acCuGE1.0.. Prop.
t,hr,c- Wiaes. Liquors and Cigars constantly
IN hand.
The Bowling Alley is new, and in perfect or
des-the only one IN the city. Give him
all mAyl dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
HURl eY'SsP0PUliR WORM CANDY.

A. this is rea'V specific fr Worms and the hest
and moet pslaable form give 10 children. II IL not
surprising that II u fast taking place u all other pro
pssatione for wosms-te being tastslsss. aay clild
will take II. sHG2Sd4w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
Chicago Live stocI< Market.

-. Cnic,Go. Feb. g.
sales firm. At o1s =.
Hor.-56 hieher; sale, at lo0i,s5.
recctpts,o uo. I.5y lead
SAsep ->ic.ag, az IS ooasT5.
Dressed II, opened nrmer bu, closed weak
s7.so@7e dividing on goo ibs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION ur TIE
Connecticut Fire ms. COMFY
OF HARTFORD, conn.

OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the first Monday of January. a. y. ls67.
made 10 the Auditor Of the state of Iowa. pur-
suant to Statutes of said State.
lst. The name Of thi. Company is the CoSNlcriorr
sftxE Insurance COMPANY.
"a The Of the Capital Stock - $20p go 90
80. The amount OF the Capital Stock Paid
,,h The Assets OF the Company are:
list. Cash hand, in Bank
and in the hands o agents
otht pc sons. S23.sl6 30
I'd. Real Estate unincum-
Sd. bonds and stocks owned
by the Company. how se
cured aud rate OF interest
thereon (see Schedule "A ';!4s,s!o Q"
4th. Debts Of the Company
secured by mortgage t.ee
schedue). .......s........ None.
5li Debts otherwise eecuf-
ed (see SCHEDULED. None.
9Th Debts for premiums ~ -
It'll. Ali other securities
tcash on CALI ............. 0.G0 on
Total asset- .................. ezs1 isl 63
LIABILITIES.
9Th. The amount Of Liabilities due Or not
due the Banks or other creditors OO0 "
6fh. Losses adjusted and due. :-........ None.
9TH Losses adjusted and not due. ...... 5000 N
| sth. Lo-ses unadiusted :. ..-..... None.
proof. AUTHORIZATIONS. 4.sa4 10
pany northumberland Mono.
| Total liabilities .................. 1921 M
ono risk ........ 49, -. 5000 o.
| 1sh The greatest amount allowed by the
| rules Of the Company In any one city.
town or villages .............. 1850. ..........
i 18Th The greatest amount allowed ~ be
Insured in any on. block ;. ...... :. 5000 90
pany ....... -. 49,. -. Filed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
BURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERs.

For debility, loss ofappette weakness. Indigestion
OF dyspcpsia OF action Of the LIVER disosdered
stomach. There are Bttcrs that can compare with
theec 10 removing distre-.n cfcomplain'.. For sale
or can be had at any drug store the United states.
or from the proprietors. Louisville. Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets 10 whom all orders should
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
Chicago, Rock Island L Pacific
Railroad.

l>61. Winter Arrangement. 1861.
Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
uies faster than Davenport tune.
nNA AND AFTER MONDAY. FEB 4. 1860,
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily SUNDAYS excepted as follows
Going last lst Mail train at s So. A. n.
I'd Night express IS, p. ~.
Geine West-ls'. treigh, ior Kellogg and Wash
inetan. :. 10 AN
20. EXPRESS and Mail Tor Kellogg
and Washington, .....a2 20 AN
Arrive al Day .ori daily, SUNDAYS xeeptcd)
as follows:
From the Eas:-lst Night express al, 3 20. A N
I'd Daily Ex. 4 mail 5 So. p. y.
From the West-lst Freight from Kellogg and
Washingtcn.... ...h 90. ?. y.
"a. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. .......s ~.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
4, l.aSals with | E. X. X Tor DaalS.;h st
Leuis Cairo. DC.
A, Fond Greek with &. b. 4 q r. H. for Bnr.
lington, keckuk and Quincy.
Al ivorii during uaeigstiorl, with Pa kci-
fer all points On Illinois River.
At Kellogg Iowa City. and Washington with
Western Stage Gu Stages. fer all points We
Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping Coaches On all Night trains ThroasA
Tickets tor sale aud baggage checked TO Irin-
cin5.l Eastern Cities and Towns.
G.. -. RE tEp>il, A>stGen. Sur'.
Chicago.
A. kisR,li, Asst. ; ut. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. HAlLs. Ae't. Davenport.
ns.rrrc-, Dec 20 l~ff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
HURLEY'S SARSAPARlLLA,

The great Blood Purifier. as . Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands anriyalled. removes all impurities
from the blood and gives health and strength TO the
system. HURLEY. RtDDLE CO..
proprietofr, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
aSEs. =. NOs-e aNs.

- iYSlciAS AAp StHrIcS trl.,, cor.
4 u nnd lrais Sire.t-. UA,.t e8ietlcr =
la. store i.e-a'nce ~ iiiA -. h.' Ira
ny and Mar arts, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
Miss. =. l.. pssE.f.y'S.

STUDIO No ST. TAREANb' hItk. ID ~ OOR
bHoiu.RAfHS WORKED ~ OIL or
j Water q lor-. - lndis ink. "a r.n.n ~
slbnmcn,sed pspcr. Particular attention paid
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'S
A g u 9 + Q nj G.


Perfectly Reliable.
sjThe only remedy for Chile and Fever or Agus,snd
Pevcr that Is can be depended upon lie llurleys
Ayue Tonic There have hecn thousands cured ~
using II who had tried TIE ueual remedies without
benefit ; bnt in No CASE HAS HrRLEY's A0CE
TONIC FAILED To EFFECT CURE. All who
have used 1t checruy tell their afflicted frien's of
ne cure and certain article for chlls and fever. Any
ne suffering from the chis would consult their own
interest by sending To adrug store and buying bos
tlc il pleasant take compared ei,h others. and
will be certain 10 cure all cases Of Fever aud Aguc or
ChilIs and Fever Send for 1t To tbs proprieto.s.
HURLEY. RtDDLE 4 CO..
Louisville. Ky.
For sale by the Wholesale druggists II Louisville.
Cincinnati, Memphis, 81. Louis, New Orleans. sc.
Every druggi., and country rnerehsh. thould have
Il in store especially in districts subIec; Ia chlla an
fever or ag-uc aid fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
NE. w ia Ee w.
HARRISON g. ROLFF.
E.I.y.fH I'd E.V.YS.

Otflc. ~ DooR Sorra OF FiRsr NATION Al BANK
MAX SraEsT.
IIAvE FOR SALE IS IMPROVED FARMS
Ill in Scott and adjoining countless Wild
land and City property OF al kinds.
Will attend 10 all business pertaining 60 the
Real Estate decl9-dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

GILMAN. son 4 CO.,

BANKERS,
~ Exchange Place. New York.
Especal attention devoted TO Western business.
~ Speculative Accounts declined.
WEerRRn R4vxnxN0Ra:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, III.
City National Bank. ="
Merchants National Bank. Galena, III.
Merchants National Bank, Davenport. Iowa.
National State Bank. OF Des Moinea. Iowa.
Sfai- National Rank, ktukuk, Iowa.
State Bauk Il Iowa md Branches.
safe Savings Association. 81. laGis, Mo.
81. Louis budding and saving Aseoeatun. O. Louie
first National Htnk ~ Lafayette, SeW Albany and
Jtiler-ons ,iie iBolia.
Peoples Banl. Of Kentucky. Louisville. Ky.
Merchants Bank OF L"nisyil,c, = oct3odly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
HlsaNux A yasD0s1l1N

"OUSE AM SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
IL EKS, Paper hangers, Gla4iefs. &c. shop
corner Main and Ei'th sts. mch28 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, -.

CouSTg OF Hartford.
l. John u Ridrcge. President ard I. Marti Ben
nett Secreiar u the Connecti,u Fir. Insurance
Company, or Hartford, Connecticut. being severav
and duly depose and say, and ach for himself
statement If the siairs II said Corporations. nd thaf
they are the above named officers thcfeuf and THAI
M I,art Of the Capitals Earnings Of ead Company
have been deposited in any State or Territory ms sc
curity for loss<s therein.
N. BENNETT. Jr., Set rotary.
Subscribed aud sworn 81 before me by the above
named John \ Eldridgc, President, aud NJ. Bennett.
il !, Secretary, thi. 10Th d-y OF Janury A. u. 1874
Ed \ ARD GOODMAN,
Commissioner for Deeds for Iowa In Hartford.
Conn.
seal. Stamp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
-
Seal. ! !, Stamp.

AUDTTOWs OFFICE. IOWA,
Dks MoiNEs. Jan 2S;h, l,di.
tits hereby certified. that there has been nied in
diti0n Of the
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
located at Hartford In the State Of Comnecticut o.
the fret day Of January. A. D., 1861. In accorauc
with the provisions II an Act OF the General Assem-
biz of the state Of Iowa, entitled An Ac, In relation
to In. ursnce Companies," approved January 2sth.
1887, and an Act amcndatofy thereto, approved
February 9TH. 1855 that said statement shows that
sad Company IL possessed Of the requisite amount of
capital aud invested ~ required by lac.
AUTHORITY IS THEREFORE GIVEN
to the above named Company 10 transact their ap-
propriae business 81 Insurance In shis State In
cordance with laws thereof until the 3let day Of
January, A. D., Quo thousand eight hundred and
sixty.eight.
Its also cesti6ed, that
JOHN D. EVANS.
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney TOR tho County
" scott with full power =, take risks VI insurance
therein. aud to acknowledge service Of process g
provided By law, upoa his ding wito the Clerk Of the
District CJust ID ed 1bs sald County. thD csecate
cad CODY Of The state0eut lie II THE once. 10
n further costl6o1 thae ~ toehod = fue ord cor
rect CODY Ofthe soad staee0ent.
In testimony whereof. 1 have Aereunto ~ ~
hand and AIMED ny seal Of Seice the day and year
---,--- JNO. A. ELLIOTT.
Auditor ofState.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
The White Pine compound lures

eof. I'hru4I t.'l., coughs NlIlhfif BFUufl ItI-,
splitting ui iluri. sls Pulmonary Atcft s1l- sttst-
niit lti-n tNinlfkah't h,iAeiy tlt kti6tr rii.e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02
ii. -. Is.CssAmn~0N, "a. M.

gAllYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OtTlCE
sth hr Hakeg under tie p.t5np ID VA.
tienal Bank corner 81 81 ana l.lsd. IA 49,
hssnRrN,tt~ lahn II Adler NJ. D., }. 81. II.
fak.f, " a. 49,. II
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
Take Caro- Of the Tools.

There is no use In trying 10 carry on Q farm,
or to do anything else well, without system and
order. Aud the care Of tools II an Important
part OF that system. One cannot accomplish
much without a set OF tools, larger or smaller
as for borrowing them unnecessarily, that should
he regarded as next to stealing them. And the
purchase Of tools should he followed IN BY a
scrupulous cars Of them. A tool room is great
convenience. II may be an apartment by Itself
in the carriage house or wood house.
Here Jet there be row ofpegs for saws there
Is the bench for planes; yonder u Q draw
er, with separate compartments, for screws.
washers, nuts, rivits etc. Here 4 q place
forbolts, there for screws. The hammers, ehisels
screw driver, anger, broad are, adse, fles-ail
have their appointed locality, and are kept there
and nowhere else. The Law should be LAID down
and enforced, that whoever uses q tool mus, put
u back, 90 that IL can always be found at q mo-
ments notice; nay, even u be In the dark.
And this care Of tools should lead and will
lead on TO system with regard 70 other things
about the premises. Here is q corner for extra
plough handles, and there q boz for plough
points; there are bolts Of all sixes, ready In
case Of break down yonder are hooks with ex-
ira pieces OF harness. Notice, too, the crow bar,
beetle and wedges, and log chains, the grind
stone always In its place, and always In order :
the Seythes, hoes, spades, shovels, forks, rake.
and what not have % long been kept In their
respective places that they would almost CRY out
u cArelessly len In an unaecustomed spot.
The time spent in carrying back tools is moi
lost. II tools are not carried back, they would
many Of them be lost. And the moral influencI
OF system and order is almost beyoud computa
ton. n.-iHlerieaa AgrieHifarisf.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

About Dora.


lew persons are aware of the value aud vafi-
ETY. Of dogs, varying, as they do in weight FROM
one hundred and eighty pounds 70 lees ihan one
pound, and In value from about Eve hundred
dollars 10 lees than nothing. description of
the different varieties may not be uninisresilng
The Siberian bloodhound weighs absui one hun.
died and sixty pounds, measures forty inches In
glrih, and Is worth nearly ave hundred dollars.
The 81. Bernard dog, which q Of q bull or light
red color, is very large and valuable. The New
fcundland dog, when pure, u entirely black,
and Us pups are worth from ten 10 twenty dol.
lars The shepherd dog, or Scotch colly, is won.
derful for IL patience, fidelity aud bravery. II
s worth from ffty 10 one hundred dollars. The
English maslid, q good watch dog, u worth
from fifteen 10 twenty-five dollars. OF terriers,
the black and tan is most admired. II varies IN
weight nom one pound TO twenty-five pounds,
increasing in value a. Il decreases In weight A
member OF the bar 10 neIghboring city has one
which weighs less than pound, and is the small
lest We have ever seen. Il could not be bought
for 500. Terriers are ollen crossed with the Iia-
liam Greyhound, producing very delicate, but
extremely useless dog. The Scotch terrier 10 the
hardest OF dogs, and ls very courageous and y
worth from ten 10 thirty dollars. The Scotch
deerhound Il the rares,and most valuable o. hun-
ting dogs. they are very rare, and are owned
principally By he nobility Of England. They
are worth one hundred dollars each. The beagle
is tho smallest Of the hound kind OF superior
scent and endurance, and is the best sort Of rab-
bit hunter. English grayhounds, the feeiest Of
dogs, are worth ffom twenty Ave 10 one handred
dollars. The Italian grayhound 70 merely par.
lor dog. The pure breed 10 rare and valuable,
q hne one being worth one hundred and ans
dollars. - american Edrrlfr.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
The Use Of Machinery Upon the
Farm

One Of the most cheering indications Of the
times isi the rapid introduction Of improved imple
menu in husbandry, especially Of those that are
moved by horse-poger. 10 this matter the West
s far ahead ofthe East and the grain growing
districts greatly excel the dairy regions. Corn,
where u Is grown upon large scale, Is now very
generally cultivated BY horsepower, without the
use oi the hand hoe Five tines cuitivating IL
much better than three times hoeing, and much
cheaper some drill in their corn one kernel In
place aud one foot apart BY horse drill, aud
claim that they not only DO the work at much
les expense bot &c; . much larger crop. There
is no hand labor about il until you come to the
harvesting, and evcn this, We anticipate. will
soon he done by machinery. Potatoes are cut.
iropPed, and covered, cultivated and dug By
horsepower. and We think, will soon be bag
ged and bianel in the same way. Wheat is put
in by the horse drill and cut by the horse reaper
The hay harvest 10 now all secured by horse pow.
er. These machines are not indeed universally
introduced, but their economy is 20 apparent,
and they put the hay and grain harves,s 50 SOM
ple'ely into the power Of the farmer that no man
can long afford 10 do without them. The manu-
iaciare Of these machines has become q vas; busi-
ness. giving emPloymsnt TO tens OF thousands Of
men. and the demand for them is constantly in
cteasing They are powerful argument for the
clearing oui Of stnmps and boulders, and for ma
King the rough ways smooth. The man who
clings TO the iime-honored tools, and the good
ald ways, will be badly beaten in the mark ket.-
.iasr iom 1gricaiiayisf.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
When 70 Turn in Glover.

In the regions where green crops are turned
under for manure, there Is . diversity Of prae.
iice. Some plow when the crop u In lie mos,
sncculent state. The rule for clover 70 vhsn the
heads are about half turned brown. The reason
offered for the practice l., that the bulk Of the
crop is then the greatest, and II undergoes most
rapid decomposition 10 the soil. Others do not
pow IN clover until late In FALL and after Il has
been well pastured. The reasons they give for
this practice are lsA that turning In the clover
green, makes the soil sour, and has q tendency
to bring In sorrel. 2. Il has bad influence up-
on subsequent crops. 3. 10 waiting until fAil,
you have the advantage u pasturisg, and n the
cattle are kept upon the pasture, as they should
bel everything the field produces is returned 70
Il. 4. More earbonaecous matter 10 returned to
the soil. What you lose 10 tops you gain Ia
The roots of the clover, which have four or Eve
months longer 10 grow. 5. Better crops follow.
Some Of the best farmers 10 Pennsylvania follow
this method altogether. Others sim walt until
the following spring. and turn in the clover jusl
as Il begins TO grow.-Am0iean Agyiesitwia
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17

fEEDISe GaKEx foopxa. Cattle and horses
will eat an enormous amount Of green fodder. N
fed fresh 10 them 10 the sail. Serious evil some
times comes from this practice, e. ths animals
eat too mneh, and bloat, e When tnrnsd into
rank clover. u saves labor 20 cut early, and lei
the corn, oats, clover, sorghum, o. whatever else
used as green fodder, wilt thoroughly, and thus
lose good part Of is water before feeding Il
larly and after feeding ali day 10 the pasture.
a cow will eat good forkfall Of gresn corn
fodder, the result viii surely be seen IL the pail.
Green fodder ought 70 Be led IN racks, In the
yard, and the cows yardsd at nighi. Two-thirds
Of all their manure is thus saved, aud the dnng
heaps grow almost as fast In summer as In winter,