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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 10 Official informa.
ton has been reserved til 1t owing 10 the
revolt IN the State of Barcelona, Vensznela,
the acting president of the republic. On the
9th Of March clared the ports Of Vene-
zne'a closed and the State blockadei.
The special commission to treat " th the
great and little Usage Indians in Kansas
left on Wednesday night for that State.
Houss. The House immedis.sly wen,
into Oommittss Of the Whole, and pro
ceeded u tAs Ssuate.
The Speaker gave notice that no business
would b tgonsostea o. their return to thu
House,
SrxArs.--Mr. suonsf oasssd % order t.
admit oil the evidence which may be o.
fered.
On motion Of Mr. Coaness, il was order
ed tabled BY 20 to IL.
Mr.. Stanbsry Was not present, ous MT
Esarts said they would proceed ~ far u
possible without him.
Walter S. Cox, Of Georeetown, Was call
cd by the defence. and asksd when his con
meet on with the case Of Stanton ". Thorn
as commenced, and when and by whom
and under what circumstances he was EN-
ployed.
Butler objected. but the Chief Justic
ruled that he might answer the fret par
OF the question.
The witness said that he was sent for Feb
ruary 22d, and went to the White House q
Doc eek.
lie was proceeding to state what tn
President said 10 him, when Butler agail
objected. aud demanded that the counst
put in writing what they expect to prove
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

SPRiNGFlsLp, April IL.

SPBlNGFisIp, April 1t.
The Democratic State Convention met In
this city to-day. The following ticket was
put in domination For Governor. Jonn Il
Eden (iormerly member of Congress from
the S,h DisirisD Lieu. Governor, w. II.
Van kpps, cf Lee county; Congressman al
arg., ". a. U'Brien, Of Peoria Auditor
OF state. John X. shannon. of Randolph
county Attorney General, Robert 4. Will
Inns, Of Mclean COUNT. The resolutions
congratulate t1c country on The improved
State Of public sentiment as shown by the
latc elections; denoupce Congress and
ia financial and Tecnns,rnciion policy.
aud ior llacing the burden Of taxation
upon labor aud industry 10 the exemption
OF cspiisl: and favor the payment oithe ma
tionai dch'; that III. national hnuor .,ley be
preserved ursulliea au. pronounce legal
ter.!crs - be Lawful money; and urge that
lib! should lie paid herewith, except
where osher~ise provided by law and de
ma'i TIC abolition of the national banks
ard sup rcedure n their issue by green
hacks and sdyocat the protection OF nat
ural!zed ciiizeGs and declare in favor Of
Geo. II Pendieton fer President.
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MISSOURI.

Sf. LOUIS, April l6.-A private dispatch
nom Vicksburg Gays: The steamer Lex.
ington was blown TO pieces in . tsrribl,
storm last night The crew and passengers
are safe. No further particulars The
boat uas owned hcfe By L. G & A. N. Al
exsnder, N was valued =. SEQ, 600; in
sured f.r $1,000
A Dispatch from Sioux City says: The
soa co Carrie, bound for Fort Benton with
M .oss q Govsrament freight, sunk 6fty
ss.se es,sw Sioex City, and tho beao and
80 SH pssbably prove I tetSl loso. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

PLYMOUTH, April 15.-Hon. II. Il. Cole
diei this forenoon. The funeral on Satur
day will Or attended by the various Masonic
bodies, with which he was connected, he
having attained the SD degree.
SPniNGFIRLD, April 15.-The store house
OF the sac Constabnlary in this city. con
tanning several thousand galloss OF confis.
Gated iquors, wss broken open last night
and largi, portion of the contents removed.
The Fquo, has been accommodating for n
couple Of years and was under charge Of
Deputy Constable Samuel Chaplin. who shot
Brooks in the Uestfeld riot last Fail
valuable horse OF Constable Billings
wa Loisomcd At Wesit field last nigh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

LONDON. April l6.-The Fsnian, General
Maggie, and SIX Of the crew Of the Jacmet
packet, ssilsd for America to-day, under
promise never to return.
PARIS, April 16-A duel vas fought yes
tsrday bstwt en- the sx- Prussian Ambassa
dor, Msyindorff, and the present Baron
Won Ambassador Budbsrg, near Munich.
Budbs'g was seriously wounded and viii
resign bis Office.
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heW YORK.

NEw YoRK. April IL -Mark n. Leafs.
tho lobbyman charged with attsn pting to
bride members Of the Legislature, WAS ar
raigned before Justice Cole, in Albany. yes
tsrday, and after hearing the testimony
from Glen and Jay, members of the Lsgis-
laturs. was held In $40. 900 bail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
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New Advertisements.
Patent O6ces.

Inventors who wish to take out Latters Patent are
advised TO counsel with MUM 4 CO Editsrs Of the
ccien,tnc american. Who have prosecuted elaine BE-
fore the Pstenf Once for over Twenty Year Their
American and European Patent Agency 10 the most
extensive In the world. Charges les. than any ether
reliable agency. Pamphlet cont aiming full instsus
tions to invent Srs. sent gra'is.
-" handsome Bound Volume, containing $50
Mechanical kngravings, and the United states Cen.
sas ~ Counties, with Hints and Receipts for No
chenics. male on receipt ~ &c cents Address
MINI q C0 II PARK Rn,r Ne,r nrk
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ILLINOIS.

KAsxAxs, April l5.-Ths Prssbytsry Of
Chicago this afternoon, and elected Rev. L.
J. Elalsey, Rev. w. B. Swax, E. Wood, and
DR.. j. s. Taylor, ofthis city. commission
ers to the General Assembly that meets in
| Albany, New York, next month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

Darno,r. April>5--The propeller Gen.
esee Chief and the schooner Republic,
lying a, Clark dry dock, were destroyed
by fire this morning Loss $4,000 The
schooner J. II Hartz.ll was also damsged
to tie extent of 5000. Cause Of FIRE nm
known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16
THOMAS n. AGNEW,

9fo 4 2s2 GREENWICH ST IN Y.
Has reduced the prices OF Tea .Coees, sugars Flour
and all kinds of Groceries from 10 to 20 per cent
Best Japan Tea, 81
Beet English BreaA tsst Tea. 81.
Splendid Oolong Tea. a0c.
,Noo hnis Flour, all grades, from a1i upwards 90
600 gal Moiasses, all grades. from 10 cts upwards
Conees rossted aud ground l5c. TO SOC. Sugars al
grades az rcfners prices. and ever thing used IN
every family chearer and better than any store IN
New York. TH0MASR AGNEW occupies his own
store. owns the property. and has 10 rent TO pay
imports and buys eaclusively for cash, never gave
note In HE life. consequently be underscll any
house In the city.
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49,, =, .,r.a by n. <. Hlslsss ed J n.

hoa, ~ Owned by Il. K. Haslsse cod J n.
:; Ko"-'s. and Va, va'usd =. $50: 600: =
a di-pasch dated LIisls Rock. Ark,
nr;, l4th. eays: d. l.. Rice and Alex.
McDor.ld were elected United States Sena
tors to DAY by voto Of 20 to 2s Rico hes
the long term.
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$40 TO $40 4 DAY CUARlNTEE0,

GOOD AGE rs wanted to Introduce orr NV SsAn
u SHUTTLE SEWING MAonI>r-S itch alike on both
sides. The only hrst class. low priced machine In
the market. We will consign Machines to response
bic parties and employ energetic Agents on a Salary
Full particulars and sample work furnished on ap
plicatior. Address W. G. WILSON s. co, Cleveland
Ohio: Bos on. Macs, or st Leuis, Mo.
NOODSpEED'S FOUNTAIN PEN -
Ia o" lines written with one pen OF Ink The best
a dsy guaranteed 10 Agents address J. L.
PRICE 6 co ,3T Park Row. New York
CO sOO TO 5000 PR YEAR. An Agent 4.
DZ JUU wanted in every town in the Union n
make ard sell AZ article OF dsily coneum ption In
every family II IL entirely new. Sale permanent
~ four. Addr~ss
IOIrIa CoBIENTz Niaaletowp Ma
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

~ Telegraph Anysif5
Cotton Qnis' at q for midding splans..
Florr-Aetive AZ fo.ioaie.Is for extra State
ip.1s1f14 e for Il II. o
at 30.
Corn-Dul at liseti ri Tor new n.sxea western,
ahos,; i.l9fi 70 for old do. 10 store 80 IL far "a
delivered l.eedi.ST for western yellow,
o<'s-Shade lover and dull ct SCI. FOR v~...-,
In store.
Pork Quiet and steady. at s6.so32 - fer new
m Is - st96. 50 for OLD
LaTd-t niet and stsadr. at 1ss{11S@
New Ee~sS Money Market.
BY Telcgrsp..l April 10.
Stocks Active sua weak
BoDds-Coupons of 81 l.ioS; nf GA. lo9: oil
ie5, ios8 new. lo7S; Of ct. l.ofA 10 le'e eou.
rons, i0ix: 1905, 1.os.
Western Union aY.
New York mt ~sl-iff-..
Erie fesl.
Illinois Central LEA
Rock Islznd-951
NGthwssie, n-toh prvfsrsl ssk.
Money! per cent.
6tsriing-f u9r.
GJld-1 SIS.
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2OSn per month guaranteed to agents every
WNoV where ceiling Patent Everlasting
Sio'hes Linee. Write for Circulars 70 the American
Chic ago III -
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nOOEa AGENTS WANTED
* Foa TIE NEW BOOK,
g'NaEN OF OUR TIMES,
or Leading Patriots OF the Day. An elegant octave
volume richly -trsied With IS beautiul steel En-
cravings. and portrait OF the nuther. Mrs
d q % dk u 3 nsEaC90 asoR NTOWE
Agents cay the beet and sells the quick Get Of ary
book they sold Come are TAX my 200 orders Del
week. IL will ontsell '.Cscls Toms cabin" We
pay extra commission. Old agents will appreciate
this item Send for circulars gvin. full particular.
Address >. A. sEJDDARo, ics Washington street,
Chicago, ~
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WANTED AGENTS, s s.' to .v :,es o., Pc,
m.le and female. TO introduce tho GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON 6kNSE FAMILY SKWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch. hem. fell,
tuck. quilt, cord bind. braid and mbroder in mo.t
superior manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for i've years. We wilt pay $1,000 for any mach ne
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Eiastic L,ck
Stitch" Every second stitch be cut and stl the
cloth cannot Do pulled apart without tearing H. We
psy agents from ei5 to $500 per month and
commission from which twice that amount IAN
be made. Address SECOND CO., PITTSBURGH.
PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
Caution.--Do not be imposed upon by other
parties pa ming of worthless cast-iron mochlnes
under the same name or otherwise Ours 10 the only
Oenuiu and really machine
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AGENTS WANTED FoR THE
History OF the New States and Territories,

From tho Great River tn he Great Ocean
.'y ALBERT d RiC HARD ,oN
Its popularity |. attestsd by the ale OF over 900
Copies in a single month.
Lille and Adventure on Prsiree, Mountains and the
Pacific Coast with 200 Engrsyinge Of the Scene
~. Cities. Lands. Mines. People and Curic sities OF
the 0rrat West. Its ready sale. with an increased
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published. Send for ciroulsrs. Address NATIONAL
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COHM EHCsE..


Davenport Market Report.
0r.cs oS rHk DAvxSroRf DEs GRAFT,
April ls, 1865.
! t.ess-whcies 1900: retail. 5000.
/ WHEs:-Eeceipts ANAL, choice 81. SIS; no. /,
| ol.s0: No. 2. 81 seesl.75.
s.G.s, "a 1hpds 2cc offered.
Oars $50 80 cen;s.
kgR-&i 06.
Cokx-Shclled. 5s61ssc
PoSAross- 15ctc tlan.
BuvrsH - ac. per n.
Ecos-l5c
LARD -l20ll5c.
hAr-Good Timothy sle. oo. te1els.ec; Prai.
ii. $500 TO slo.oe.
inahrscits. delivered, 0is ser ton.
Wocs-es pr Cord.
Chicago NlarlEee.
By Telegraph Aprilis.
Flour Quiet and firm for low grades and
choice epring extras,
Wheat = Fairly active. firm but lower for No. 2
spring al .ss1S No. spring st 2.lo92.il.
CORN good demand. and easier but steady.
Oass--in fair de@ssnd and srmer a s,,<a
ssN. sS
kye-seares. 6rm and higher; l.7o bid for No
nasley- Quiet snd irresuiar Tor email ,o,. =
IS for No. in store.
p DIVISIONS. Quiet.
Pork-2s 2sGxss.50.
Lsrd-- Quiet end steady at II.
Buis Meats Quiet and unch aneed shoulders
81 ~ u: rough sides, IA; short rib, Is; abort
clear. 10.
Sweet Picked Ham. Better and firm nj II.
Chicago Live stock ylarl.es.
e. Te'egri9h April ls
Hogs Received. to II NJ. s.is2 head. mn.
changed Sales range II so ses 90 for common
aud s.st@s.75 for m'dcl ng; e.coas 40 fer
choice
Cattle Steady aad unchanged entire range.
A5e8 s7a.
-. Acssis Market.
~ Teegrsrh.l Apriifs.
Flour = Firm spa rneanm grades unchanged.
with some demand. but r.ices unchanged.
Whcat--~osne inquiry fer sorieg. and few
lose OF extrs choice sold at outside rates.
Corn Qa,et, ct s7Hsa.
Oais-tirmer. at 6su70.
S Rys--Dull and unsettled, ranging at l.ss@
LEO.
Bsrlev-Dull 1t $50 for choics.
Pork Sold At as7sesg7 GO.
Rascn-shcnlders isG sA; clear sides ia |
Lard Firm. Il TX.
Canclnnaii Market.
Sy reieersph.] April Is.
~ yss,, firmsr and in good demand fanily
Wheat --frmer; No. lst ass.
Ccrn--Quiet. q ssc for ear
rye Scarce and higher. All ss
Oats : Firm. 81 as. ssts
fosssioIs--Du,i and NO dou,and. holders
1
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph A.,,.
G2sf s - @'so amber
n.ss lever; sales a aox for No. I.
Liverpool Marked.
By Telegraph uv.rn.si A..,,s
6re ads,afs-- Qait.
Prosisions-A Moderately soi,a
Corn -4u.
1as1 Firm. n el9es,
Iokk- ~. FG TIA n
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wANT8D- AGENTS FOR
Bl0g1eysS History Of Autuated Nature

iS'~ hoyei OctAv0 fegee. lHM vine k0gr1vihgo
Price Only $3.50.
The Cheapest Book In the world. Exclusive Terri.
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full particulars, terms. &C also 6ne poster wisk
" Example Illustrations. can't free application
Address j. s. GOODMAN A co lshir. -. Ill
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
WANTED AGENTS. :,

Beautiful Illustrated Book. worth Thousand
Dollars sent free to any address on receipt Of Is c
oy addressing Professor JOHN vANDERPOOL. No.
2G0 Winthrop Pisce. New York CITY.
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w0aD OR TWO ABOUT sCnENCk's
= 4 AZ II Ia -

We presume .iat there Is not single reader
efoa~ lsApsr, Or aay otner in.eiagent . -rson IN
the mAauy t1s, has not heard OF Dr..
reasasa'. famous SsAseed Tonic IL IS one ~
tlstss rsAiy great uiedi0iaes Of the a,c. and
l. ,srf. .n.a. wo.dsrs ~h-rever IL Is perssvcr-
ilS aai l'r ,pc''y used. tis:
rus \ ioalc Vr StiisglHut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16
Toledo sanrIse,

Avsceo saDrI<et.
W.. April Is.
wheat-Sales cfNc. I white At ass .rn,.-
n nosn- lever; sales a COX for No. {.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

Liverpool Mnrkea.
By Telegraph liv,rno.i ...n,s
6re adstaHs--Qni.t.
Corn -4u.
1ar1 -Rlrm, n el9es.
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ROUGE, LA, THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH 49, 1865
HARDWARE, ETC.
MILLERS AND FA RMERS.
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVE on consignment = very superior CORN
i MILL, with the Frsnch Burr Mill Stonss. II
has been IN ute but fora hort time, hut 10 10
compet running order, togsthsr with 81 .eet Of
inch India Rubber Betting. It win be sold ct 4
bargain, z.,.a. 5.tTsa
have also In store an assortment of the
"STEELi CUKN MILLS. !" 20 Very convenient for
family use, and fey Of the very best CORN.
SHELTERS.
DOORS, BLINP6 ana 6ASHES, Of an Sizes u.
ways on hand or pfonp,ly made 10 order.
WINDOW GLASS Of all sisss furnished or cut
10 order, ct the Hardware stors On Third street.
nov23 JAMES MCYAY,
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

T HAVE just received . ch ice lot Of Dressed
i Flooring twenty ihousstd test), for sale NJ
ow rates BY JAMk5 McvAY.
Also. tiin Bands, tth,es Ply. 0utta Perch
Oilers, scylh and t,rxss Bladea.. scythes, Hunt.
and Colli1s' Kentucky and Yankee Axes. Wood
Saws. Kntves and sieels, amt 4 b." u itu assert
ment Of Fire Crates, At the New store OF
sspt2B ~ - JAMES MoVAY
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A NEW PATENT BURNER

LNOR s fety. ECONOMY sad Brti,iALcy Of Flame
l. IL unsu passed h
1t Is Simply constructed. and the draft, so ar
rangei As to prevent the parts contiau u. TO the
Oil from becoming heated TO cause genera tion Of
Gas; therefore. 1t is non explosive.
The Glass Chimney can be removed by hand
at the lower part. without burning the fingers
GW ORlI and SEQ them Id operation A.
fsb8 3w REkL'> BOOK \ VAAIETY STORE .
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1 g @ g.
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ENTIFIC AMERICAN TO be Of great
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WHIPS

A COMPLETE assortment just received direc'
n from the mannfac,ory, consisting Of Car
riags. Buggy. sulky and, hiding y hips; also.
bray, Team and ux. Whips anc Lashes.
iupet =5z JANIS MCvAY
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SoUND OF RELLs.-The nearer
bells are hung TO the surface of ito
earth, other things being equal, tie
further they can be heard. DR.. Frank.
in discovered this many years ago,
IN the case. Of bell imported from
England for the use Of Christ { Episco.,
paD Church, Philadelphia. In order
to judge of the sound. it was elevated
on triangle 10 Second street (then
the 'princ'pal one Of the city), and
struck, as il happened, on uarket
day. The people coming to market
we're surprised on hearing the sound
Of q bell at a greater distance frem the
city than they had ever heard one be-.
fore, and this circumstance exciting
the attention of the carious, it was
found that the sound Of bell struck
in the street reached nearly double
the distance it did when raised ia the
air. In the air, sound travels at the
rate of from ,l30 to LAO feet per
second in water, 4.708 feet per Sc,
cond. Sounds are distinct at twice
the distance on the water that they
nre on land ,9 Ta
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LUMBER.

r HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
i street, $4,000 feel Of O. dice seasoned Lambs'.
consis ing ofJoist, scsntlinE. fioorirR Wes tber.
bnardinR. and Inch Plank for sale a. grss tly 10
iuced rates Ijune29l JAMES McVAY
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Window Sashes, Venetian shutters
and Panel Doors,

r HAVE RECEIVED and in store, . ghus az
i sortu1ent Of mitidow ssshes with Blinds 10
suit. Of the following sisse, viz: ltxl2, itxi4s
l0xl5 and lOxl6 ilches, Panel Doors, 3x7 feet .
inches and 8xs feet. made Ia the best manner
and of seasonsd Lumber, for sale low. 1&a
junel JAMES McVAY
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WHITE LEAD.

Tusr received, one ton of fresh pure White
u lead, in IS pound cans, u yery superior srticl.
and II thr,e diff rent grades and quslities, aud
will be- sold At prices to suit the times. g84 i
iuue29 JAMES McvAY
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1DLow LlNEs.-cottsn and Grass Plsr Iiaes
4 tos sslsby Otuassi JOSHUA 1xAI
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MUM & CO.,
81 Park Row, New York.

IF The Publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN. in connection with the pub
'lication of the paper. have acted as So.
lie tors of Patents for twenty two years.
Thirty Thousand Applications for Pntents
have been made through their Agency.
More than One Hundred Thousand IN
entors have sought the counsel If tho
Proprietors Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN concerning their inventions. Con-
suItations aud advice to inventors, by
mail, free. Pamphlets concern; ng Patent
Laws of all Countries, tree. aat su'
~ A Handsome Bound Volume, con-
tanning $50 Mechanical Fnpravines. ard
the Unlted States Census by Counties. with
Hints and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed
on receipt of25c.
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Tbt Ga3tttt ano Gomtt.

THE CHICKEN Ovens. = From one
Of our exchanges We extract the fol-
loving froma letter Of the Rev. D.
A. Kendall, now travelling 10 Egypt
"Egypt has long been noted for the
multitude of its chickens hatched by
artificial heat. The eggs are slowed
by thousands into great ovens, heated
to q degree corresponding to the
warmth OF the parent hen, and ID due
time, though eggs are close things,
the chickens do come out. This bust.
ness is still carried on quite exten-
sively. The eggs are placed 10 large
ovens, upon mats or'straw, tier upon
tier. A building containing from
'welve to twenty four ovens is called
a maamal, and receives at one time
about one hundred and fifty thousand
'ggss A number Of gears ago an off q
cial report 70 the government gayeIin
lower Egypt alone one hundred and
Eve Of these establishments, using up
annually over nineteen millions Of
hggs, Of which shout six millions are
spoiled In hatching, and from the ball
ance about thirteen millions of chics. I
oos are produced. What privileged
;Iass Of hens they have in this coun-
;ryi More than a million and half
OF them are saved theitrouble Of hatch-
ing their own chickeps, and vast !.
.mount Of toilsome labor in rearing
their broods. They seem to wuIk
about like little aristocrats, for they
have nothing to do but lay their eggs Z
md cscklet over them for joy"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19

BLANKETS AND lFLANNELS $
nFEvERY DESCRIPTION xrs offered 1t prices
~ which dsiy com petition At S193's 't
octl0 ROsENFIELDH
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19
COFFEE.

7G BAGS assorted grades Rio Csffee now In
1O store AID for sale At nofsrste pricss. IDEAL.
ers supplied with any quantity desired.
f-h15 I'll JOrHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19
GROCERIES, ETC.

MACAKONI AND VkRMICELLI.
IN BOXES Fresh Macsroni and vermiceln In
lU stoTe and for sale by t8
j.L2S JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19

HALF BARRELS FLOUR. 4sr
nEALERS can be supp led with . lev half
~ barre,s Of good Fsmfiy Flour at moderate
prices, BY calling 1T ths store Of 4.---
dec3 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19

WALKING CANES Gili ig
4 FULL supply Of alking and evord Canes
II jsl3 BEALS B0UK VARIETY ETOR
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-19

A FULL supply just received at -,
n ief8 BnAlss B1OK VARIETY aTOkE