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For tie Tan Buren Press.
Stocking Breeding.
By GENERAL BOWEN.


Without stopping TO discuss the ques
ton, as to how the fine breeds, of oul
domestic animals originated; let us come
at once to the more practical question, OF
Propagating, and perpetuating, the same
with all its perfections, so desirable to
look upon, and so financially interesting.
To those who really understand, the
principals of stock breeding, it is just as
easy to retain for generations the vari-
Gus perfections Of distinct breed as it
is to grow wheat, or corn when we plant
either of the latter, we know what our
crop will be; and we may be equally GER
tain in regard to our stock; but we must
first learn certain things: and the first
question to be settled is, whether, we will
experiment for life time, and finally at
the end know less than we might have
learned in an hour; or whether, We will
avail ourselves Of the accumulated and
concentrated wisdom of men, who before
we were born, probed this whole question
to the very bottom, and have left us a
record of Meir experiments, and their at
tendant results: To those who prefer
the latter method, we address ourselves
II" Like, will beget like is " saying
which although in common use, is not IN
derstooa, when properly qualified, it is Il
truism; otherwise an "ignis fatus," which
has lead many estray. Like, will beget
like, only: when the sire IS a Morough-b -bred
Of an established breed Of stock. Stock, is
divided into three classes lst, Thor
ough bred; I'd, Grade and Sd, Native or
Scrub.
A thorough bred animal, has no grade,
-- 'oioo prSoS> ,.... s..,<,N ....i....A,
is the result Of a cross between a thor
ough-bred, and the native, or scrub,
stock-these grades may be of course,
higher, or lower, for instance half
blood, three quarter blood, and SO on up,
to 1892, which by some is considered
full blooded. No explanation Of the ma
tive stock, is necessary living examples,
being in abundance. These grade ami
mails, are frequently finer looking. than
their thorough bred sres and for. most
purposes, equally valuable, but when we
attempt to breed, from one Of these grade
males, a thousand experiments, have long
ago, established the fact, that the scrub
wiH crop out and like does not beget like !;
hence, we often hear the remark, that,
I" fine stock runs OUT" but it is difficult
to conceive, how anything can run out,
which never run in. In conclusion there
fore, on this point, remember, that how
ever well these fine looking grades may do
for other purposes, they are not reliable
as sircs, and that nothing short Of thor
ough-bred male, will reproduce itself
To be coatinuedl
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her of deaths among negroes, within four
years, at million. .. ..
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vestigations.
WAsIIINGTON, Ma


Among the witnesses before the Judi
ciary Committee to-day was Col. A. X.
Long, Of the Presidents household, who
was examined Mt length relative to the is
suing ofpardons, the habits of Mr. John
son, DC 1t is understood Col Long
testifies that the notorious Mrs Cobb
was interested in obtaining, in all, three
pardons; that in these she was unknown
to the President, whom she did not meet
The petitions were prepared in regular
form by others, and Mrs. Cobb assisted
in obtaining the pardons through third
parties. 3
Col. Long was also examined about
the interview between Mr. johnson md
Detective Baker, of which the latter has
pretended to give an account. The tes-
timony shows that there we're three per-
sons present when the President ordered
Baker out Of the White HOUSE, and they
give very different account from Baker
of what transpircd. Col. Long says that
Mr.. Johnson, learning that Baker had
placed detectives in the White House,
sent for Baker Immediately. Upon the
latter's coming into the Presidents Of
flee, Mr.. Johnson demanded, "Who au.
thorzed you to place detectives In this
house ~
Baker replied, he did it by order of
Secretary Stanton. Mr.. johnson then
said: Remove your detectives, and
never let me see them or yourself here
again; when require your services I'll
send for you" And as Baker retired Mr..
Johnson added: "Now, 90 to Mr.
Stanton and tell him that when / want
you will send for you" Mr.. Johnson
during this time never moved from his
position at the table, and Bakers story
about the Presidents violent manner and
shaking his fist under the detectives nose
is utterly false
Mrs. Washington was also examined
before the committee to day relative to
the manner of obtaining pardon for her
husband and two relatives; also, as to
the statement Of Baker. Her testimony
completely denies the detectives publish
cd account.
The testimony Of Hon. Montgomery
Blair, on Saturday, was that he had never
heard the President say he would not re-
cognize Congress until the Southern
States were admitted He never heard
Mr.. johnson say anything on the SUBJ
ject, except what is substantially set forth
in his messages to Congress.
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xv The New Haven { Conn. J Rsyiste,

E1' The New Haven (Conn. Register,
gets off the following on the late Radical
Governor Of that State 30
1t is said that Governor Hawley, Of
Connecticut, for several days after the
election, had Grape upon his door.knob,
to which were attached this fine stanza,
not from Byron:
ITO all my friends bid adieu,
A silddcner death you never knew,
While leading the Radical mule to drink,
He kicked and Killed me quickcrn wink
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ES-Somc of the Republican papers do
not abuse Mr.. Greeley for his generous
conduct towards Mr. Davis. The Spring
field Republican takes friendly and
practical view of the matter--and thinks
II has fitted Mr. Greeley for the place OF
grand paciiicator' with the South, be
tween il and the Republican party.
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Observation-Disclosures u,n &aneIer III Sud'ien'
Slinten. Nepoloern uns %iitolen
tes uursieli9Ren Tabrifats, fitren auberbem Elm
autes 9HOrti,nent BON Saeeme(1ern, Sasotai9sn,
furs idn1n1tliGe Sa9b= uno Tii9apparatc aller Mrt.
5danmtltGe 1leue uno Decentralization per=
ben auf oaS aIerpron,ptelte 111,o btQielte belcr9t.
GO Dos beribnte prerBil9e !3unenaoslge..
mebr, gum Gjebrau9 fit Die n0rcBe Sa9e" auf
5odpilb ppr5i9ltb Geeignet BON benz Elm Sp1t ul1s
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uno bot 70 all9emeine Mnerffhnung gefuneea.
baB mir nur nStbis baber, ben, publttutn BIT
8erT@ernne ~ ssben, bab feline Qnalttat 70 gut
IL, wie js auror, uno ta6 man ih alto barauf
S~erladen faan, taS rs ttslelbsn Ruren ..bsntrft
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- GleAantc M@tl,>eru5, &rienbrl; Al1en 17stis go
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70 SdGnc Del Semitic 30 Bis ion
100 Sdrnt Statl- Stidc, einserabnt 20 bis 80
50 SPIEL 1pi.n % bis 40
1870 MssrlYins @ateab Gators, Silter 20 bis 40
so Siltcrne Trudt unp auhen ..Nprb. 20 bis Is
400 Sets Ibse= unr ST gnHtl 20 bis 40
$50 @cItne Iaiden -lltrcn, earrantirt so bis $50
100 Ntalnanten. atinse, clutter uue ci1;e!nc Ste;ie - bis eco
~ 9rlene adideH+ uEren 81 his $50
300 Gamcn llhren 60 bis 100
500 Silberne : alden llhren 20 bis y
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Na Nue. bic es winfaen, rotrb ct etne Nbl6rtft bes
Bebraudten @tceptes (f1tenfre) %auleacen neblt &npet-
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@es ne als cine iidEere Sur fir Mussetrun8.
ane Sals: uno aunoeuabel< tnSsn werben. Ser eiu;tse
3ned pes InieiIsers In Seneuns tes Meceptes 1T Der.
ben xV%etoenesn nug!t9 III fetn uno bic &cnutnib. pclde
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jeSer eeibsnbe iein 5etlmtttel osriu6 CT merle, ia IS i'm
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grlf AT irsene cine sterede scrididt nerten, pbne Raditt
at Mus,rabl bel Glnpfana srn % Gent.
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Hansc Yriefe lmo u%nnrttis. Satt te Cite teutide Ie,
ere!en ~ ldreiten. seitcaIun9ea fir %perie9eltt @nreloppcn
Namen hes Mtieneers, res Ipnn, County unb Staat in heut.
lidcr s6rift. 9riets an bic llateruebmer su aooreiiiren we
frl9t:
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Es MSisuefofa %aus,
,,..M Deutidcs Gut uue Doarling*Gaue
son $ermenu Girfter,

sstFteupDIlG HI3!i!H.
Cem bcutii5er; Wutl!f,1, b erm;! ole s~rgebeus
Aasei3:, Bag Id; rasin nsu e'nefriGtstea &aHe
Gt't ain: Gciaf crt fir rn ~aestrtsn Wda: auf'a
9oafrIHsnf: p~cyie;'ea unb f:eta earauf pa!e:n
peroc, :ttr etn Deiftl Ecn ssoHsGnesri5 urt
Gir;ebrcncsa t,:gp nnRs ueb;aea 0oA;s, Gins
muhlraY(cuns IcTs; una bic frsuto!t1Ie Desi:-
A;'t ~ yrntNn2a> JGt cea Mu5iY2vn t.be Id
::r@ re hsEe jG:ail.0 ts;cr4t. 1872
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d.. $. S&;7EsscDeiEd d.

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a:otuun5 Ute 10. urr WiesEsr G:re6e.
by: d ;;iun2::. S~a;;loasa II au2 3 .lbE N:du.
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t11ne. 5ano Vripa:- uas ban1i!lsagstrsu9 uni
-, DurStsys ztie,@:tt fix 2ansLeute aun1 8sr-
ri. 405j
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

D a5saIsTHavIg, ~ sn. IT IL " ~ ~ fa
sentatives of the United States o; Ann,
gress assembled, That the CONGRESS of h
States of America has lea ned with Il
the attempv made upon the HE of The y
Russia, by an enemy OF emanciUato on N
sends greeting his Imperi MalesJ |
Russian nation, and congratulate The
lions o. serfs pom the proviientia y
dancer OF the sovereign, to whose he'd
they owe the blessings of their freedom
SEC. ,. Ard be il ,urther resolved, nd
dent OF tue United States be requested
copy of this resolu. on to the emperor Il
Approyeu May l6 1866.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

hereby authorized in the settlement of the accounts
of the dishursing officers of the navy and marine
corps, TO allow subject to the approval OF the Score
tary of the Navy such credits for losses of property
and funds have occurred during the late rebellion,
and as shall occur hereafter and which shall appear
to them by such vouchers and testimony as they shall
require TO Fave been occasioned by accidental Cir
cumstsnces condition of things over which such
officers had no control and for which they not
justly responsible.
ApproYed July e. ls6G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to

post once oil New ORR cltl
Be II resolved by the senate and Hsl
sentatives of the Upi ed states Of And
grees assembled, That he MAYOR pudpl
the city OF New York. toe disircsfa3
Unit d States at Now Yoi k city, ne pnl
Chamber of Commerce of the stae 4
and jackson s. Shultz, Cuarl'5 II
Moses Taylor, Of New York city, bl
commission TO select proper site fJrI1
a post office and for tue acconHo 4
United States courts in he city oil Nh
that they report TO The Postma~ er 6,,]
Secretary OF the Int Tor, 10 tlei
venience the selection upon wfed u
jority OF them, lsnay agree, and ihe I'd
such site Gun be purchased bY he I'D
the purposes contemplated in this III
new site should he sele ted; and thNEi
shall meet .be appreciation the Pe3
era and the SECRETARY OF be lnte.l
communicate the same, VITA such ~
Restions as hey may think proper, too
Approved May 10, 1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Sergeant Boston Corbett, sixteenth New
York cavalry; serge ant Andrew Wendell.
sixteenth New York cavalry; corporal
Charles thinner sixteenth New York
cavalry; corporal Michael Uniac, sixteenth
New York cavalry; corporal John Winter
sixteenth New York cavalry; corporal
Herman Newgarten, sixteenth New York
cavalry; corporal John Wall, sixteenth
New York cavalry; corporal Oliver Lon
pay sixteenth New York cavalry: corpo-
raj Michael Hormsley, sixteenth New
York cavalry; private John Myers, six
teenth New York cavalry; private John
Ryan, sixteenth New York cavalry: -pri'
vate William Byrne, sixteenth New York
cavalry; private Philip Hoyt, sixteenth
New York cavalry: private Martin Kelley,
sixteenth New York cavalry: private
Henry Putnam, sixteenth New York cav
airy: private Frank Mcdaniel, sixteenth
New York cavalry: private Lewis Savage,
sixteenth New York cavalry; private Abra-
ham Genay, sixteenth New York cavalry;
private Emery Parady, sixteenth New
York cavalry; private David Barker, six
teenth New York cavalry; private Will
liam McQua0e, sixteenth New York cav
airy: private John Wilmington sixteenth
New York cavalry; private Fred Deitz.
sixteenth New York cavalry private John
IL. Singer, sixteenth New York cavalry;
private Carl Steinbrugge, sixteenth New
York cavalry; private Joseph llsgen, SIX,
teenth New York cavalry, one thousand
six hundred and fiftythree dollars eighty
four eight tenth cents each. si3,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
A RESOLUTION to author ze ce,t.ij

distributed to veteran sold iers iru
Resolved by the Senate and hax
sentatiyes OF the United States OF ID
gress assembled. That the adiu.sui
State of Ohio is hereby auth0un.
through the mails free OF postage
diers re-enlisted in Uhis, certain I'd
by the general assembly of that Stan
case the envelope ipc'os ng ihs
ranked by such adjutanc general isA
scribed by the Postmaster Gunera,
Apuroyed NAV %. 1860,