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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

INFANT FoUND.-Yesterday morning
about 5 o'clock policeman found a new
born mulatto infant alive and crying in the
vacant lot in rear of Rison's drug store,
corner of Main and Third streets. The
child was sent to the alms-house. Later in
the day, at the request of the Mayor, Coro-
ner Little went to work to discover the
mother of the infant, and was successful in
establishing that Fanny Smith (negro) was
the mother. She was sent to the aims
house.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 6.-Noon.-Consols, 95M.
United States bonds, 731l@733s.
FRANKFORT, July 6.-United States bonds,
TX.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.-Noon.-Cotton
firm: estimated sales, 10000 bales; prices
same. Breadstuffs quiet. Other articles
unchanged. Afternoon.-Cotton active and
buoyant; uplands, lli8@llAd.; Orleans,
nI@l156d. sales, $4,000 bales; Bombay
shipments to June % were $4,000 bales.
Corn, 35s. Cd. Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.-EUening.-Cotton
firm sales, Il, 900 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES

COLUMBIA, 5. c., July 6.-The Leglsla-
ture was temporarily organized to-day, with
FL. Loses, Jr., Speaker of the House, and
Major D. T. Cooper, President of the Sc
nate, Lieutenaut-Governor Boozer being
sick.
In the House, Whipper, northern ne
gro, nominated colorcd man for Speaker,
and said the time had come for the issue to
be made in the party. Heretofore the Re
publicans had denied the black men every
thing, and showed hostility to them. Here
after he would assert his own rights, and
protect them, too, and the consequences
must be with his enemies. lie was severe
upon the ignorant white men who had been
elected by colored voters, and said thlsthing
must be stopped, or the party would go to
pieces. There was considerable excitement
among the members, the speech being con-
sidered revolutionary.
Governor Orr went out of Office to-day,
Governor Scott having arrived.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, GA, July G.-Thc Senate and
House finished their organization to-day. In
the Senate all the officers chosen were Re-
publicans. In the House NJ. 4. Hardin
(Democrat), was elected clerk, and Jes-
sic Orten lDem0crat) was chosen mes6en-
ger.
Eleven new members were sworn in,
giving the Democrats a majority III the
House.
A committee was appointed to wait on
Governor Bullock and receive any commu
nication. Adjourned. .......-
In the election Of the Speaker Of the
House yesterday, McWhorter (Republican)
received a votes, and Price (DemOcrat) u,
Price voting for McWhorter under the i'm
preston that McWhorter was voting for
him. On learning the contrary, Price asked
leave 10 Withdraw his vote, which was
granted by the Governor, who notwithstand-
ing declared McWhorter elected.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, July G.-The Senate to-
day dropped their joint resolution ratlty-
ing the fourteenth amendment, which was
engrossed, and took up the House resolu-
ton for the same object. This was passed
to its second reading.
The Senate Committee on Elections Is
composed of five Republicans and two De,
| mOcrats.
Several passages at arms occurred to-day
4 bill having been introduced in the
House creating the office Of State Printer,
to whom shall be given the entire State and
municipal printing, it was denounced as a
tremendous swindle. it provides that this
official shall hold office four years, which II
two years longer than the Legislative term
of office.
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sAvAsNAH, July Cotton firm with
advancing tendency offerings and stoc,
very light; middlings held at 3l932c.k
sales, liz bales.
MOBILE, July 6.-Cotton firm mid
dlings, 31c.; sales, 500 bales exports, 1856
bales receipts, 10 bales.
New ORLEANS, July Cotton 6rmer /;
middlings, 3lc. sales, 81 bales; receipts,
az bales
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DISCIPLES QUARTERLY SUNDAY-SCHoOL
MEETING.-A very large number of scho-
lars, teachers, and others interested in the
Disciples Sunday-school, met in Sycamore
church Sunday afternoon-it being the
quarterly Sundayschool celebration. The
scene presented by the large number of
children was an interesting one, and the
deep interest manifested by them in the
proceedings was gratifying and encouraging
to those who have charge of the little ones.
The report shows that there has been an in
crease in the number of scholars as well az
teachers during the past quarter. The school
is in a fourishing condition, and still
greater increase is hoped for the ensuing
quarter. Since the last quarterly meeting
the school has sustained the loss of its
superintendent, Mr.. P. Horton Reach,
whose death was alluded to in appropriate
and touching remarks by Mr.. Charles Nc
Gruder. We give below an abstract of the
report of the secretary:
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A LMANACS FOR 1S69.-The old and
IL standard Warrock's edition OF ktchardson,
calculations OF The VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA ALMANAC for 1865 IS now IN press,
and will he issued about the lst of August
This publication VIII be the only one OF DAVID
Richsrtiscn's Notwithstanding purchased the
exclusive use Of the same. The work viii contain
It's usual variety Of entertaining matter, and maln-
tain its long established reputation.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. Address - ,-,r,, r,,,,,
ods Second street. Baltimore, Md.
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CHARGES AGAINST QUARTERMAsTERs.-lt
is said that recent commission for inves-
tigation has brought to light considerable
evidence of fraud in the administration Of
branch of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment in this city, and in consequence
thereof the officers in charge have been
removed and superseded.
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THE CoLLECTORsHIP.-The announcement
of the confirmation of General Multord's
nomination, after long and hotly-con-
tested struggle, will be received with gra-
tifcation by the Generals innumerable
friends in Richmond.
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BROKE BLOOD VEssEI.-Joseph White,
son of the proprietor of Whites tavern, on
the Charles City road, died yesterday from
the rupture of blood vessel, caused by
jumping from q cart. He had been in deli
cate health
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, July 0, 1853.
OFrERISGs.

RICHMOND, JuIy o, Ioo"s
oFFERINGs.
Thedt.-Whitc. 24s bushels. Red. 2Gs bushels.
Corn.-White. 100 bushels. Yellow, 344 bushels.
Mixed, 1873 bushels.
Onts.-i6 bushels.
Rve.-s4 bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-White. SO bushels on private terms !; 50
bushels ut 81. % $50 bushels ut Si.?l. Yellow 5sS
bushels ut Sll7. Mixed, s75 bushels at sl.ls; los
bushels at Sl.2l.
On,s 10 bushels very good at 1oc.; bushels
prime ut zoe.
Rye.-ls bushels prime on private terms 30 BUSH
els good on private terms; 81 bushels at Sl..l.
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SALES.
AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
~ now on exhibition ut No. II. on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machin" known rs
ARNALL'S COCKLE. GARLICK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR.
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the size
Of the cookie In this machine the new principle
Of ADHESION, as applied TO machinery OF this
class. Is strikingly and successfully demonstrated.
and we invite the mlllcrs, machinists. and busi-
ness men of Richmond generally who feel inter-
eStcd III the agricultural development Of our States
call and see for themselves.
We arenow oifcring for sale COUNTY and CITY
RIGHTS in the States Of Virginia and West Vir-
-inia, and Will he glad To see any gentlemen from
the country who may he visiting the city.
Communications must be addressed to Ms at
charlottesville, Va. or To Captain I. C.. Morton,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
iv am MIScE & PEYTOS.
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REMOVED. B. Townsend, general in
spector of spirits for this district, has been.
removed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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After prayer, singing, reading of reports,
and recitations by several of the scholars,
addresses were delivered by Mr.. John B.
Cary and DR.. Hopson, the children mani
Testing considerable interest in their re-
m RIG
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The New REPUBLICAN PAPER.-lt ls
proposed soon to establish o new Radical
paper in this city. The conditions are
these: A capital stock of 100000 at shares
of 500 each when one-third is paid the
paper will be commenced. 1t is proposed
to buy out Mr.. Hunnicutt for $4,000. All
the Radicals in the State are called upon to
subscribe for at least one share. The com
mittee in charge is Governor II. Il. Wells,
Mr.. Paynter, and George Rye.
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NEGRO Boy Unconstitutional Smith,
son of William Smith, q colored barber,
was a drowned on Sunday last while
bathing at Knapper's rock, near the saw
mill of John & George Gibson. He VAS
about ten years of age.
His bod y was found opposite the house
of the keeper of the ship-lock.
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The Trial OF the Columbus Prisoners

COLUMBUS, GA, July 6.-The defence for
the Columbus prisoners commenced to-day.
Its main points are to prove dNbtS.
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M IN, Providence. Every form OF disease |
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# .-aa. these waters n cure and all men,
& 49,. tower G. -Nr;r condition or pursuit, find |
# .,,..,..,.r. -,n-r,vcd ani their snirits
..,,, ..ol r.r t... great battle of life by an
100, ,;si, n these MAGICAL fountains.
I'LL -..t..-;,c, inc rr,rc and hracinr mir and
lE ..... r,ar the GRAND scenery in the
N ..'-e rt;..h ,1cy have boen 60 mcrc;-
l ..r.noJ
,~ .t, varieties of snlnhur. chalvbcate.
rr. and mixed tonic and Alternative wa
-. a..,, a-c known to bc nroduced in the
a.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE Naturalization
eral Stoncman made the following civil APP
pontments yesterday;
Smith T. Cady, Commonwealth attorney
Hanover, uiCe George W. Richardson, terro
Of service expired.
John Milbourne, constable Lee county,
rice Charles II. A. NOEL, term expired.
Henry Besore, sergeant town Of Win
chester, vice Edward Hoffman, term ex-
pir"d. .....
C. NJ. Gibbons, clerk corporation Win
chester, ujcc Noryal Wilson, term expired
Samue! Underwood, commissioner OF
revenue Rockingham county, Ulce K. NJ
Mooney, removed from office.
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Confirmation of General milford.

WASHINGTON, June G.-The Senate to-
day confirmed General Milford collector Of
the Richmond district.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHION
II BOOKS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES; ZIG
TOKIALS, WEEKLY AND DAILY rI PAftEERRsSa,
are ut llla Main street. .. NALL EUhNtE aa,,
Also, all the lates. NOVELS are received ~ soon
as published. j.
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CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETINGS
CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE, !
Ii IiIlNn IL 1s,S

CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, June Is. 1863.
The following additional mass meetings VIII be
held at the places indicated:
A Mass Meeting at Abingdon
will he held OH FRIDAY, July 10, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT L. WITHEES,
General JAMES A.. WALKER,
Hon. W. X. STAPLES,
JOSEPH Z. CAMPBELL Esq,
JAMES W. SuEFFEY. Esq.
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THRESHING MACHINERY-GEI

1 SER'S IMPROVED TIIRESIIER. CLEAN
Err. AND BAGGER, for four horses WESSING-
HOUSES TlIRESHER AND CLEANER, for six
horses +: PITTS TIIRESfIER AND CLEANER,
for eight horses SMITHS THRESilERS AND
SEPARATORS, for four. six, and eight horses
Having the Richmond agency for the first three
machines each unrivalcd In its class. and manu-
Featuring the last ourselves, are enabled to
supply promptly ever want of the farmers In this
line and In all cases to guarantee perfect satisfac-
ton. No delay in filling orders.
MONTGOMERY IMPROVED ROCKAWAf
FAN with latest improvements for separating the
cookie from the wheat. now IN store.
je3O II. VI. SMITH X CO., Manufacturers.
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BoY DRowNED.-The body Of Samuel
Miles, white boy of about six years OF
age, WINS found in the Dock Sunday morn
ing about o'clock. He had been missing
since the previous Friday, when he went
with two other small boys to the Dock, who,
when they returned home, left him on the
bank throwing pebbles into the water. lie
was found near the same spot.
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" 7-TuThS&wlt
M E w Is @ 9 K S i.

DLANK- BOOK MANUFACTURING
ID call attention to the fact that we have been
making BLANKBooKsf for over thirty years S, and
In snnulv Immediate demands, or manufacture 10
order at short notice, In their usual best manner;
Early orders are solicited from all VINO lhtehu
opening new sets In July.
BOOKBINDING In all styles. rc,,cu
iyl RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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A Mass Meeting ut Marion. Smyth county,
on SATURDAY. July II, and will be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT T. WRITER'S
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY.
JAMES W. SIIEFFEY. Esq.
K. +. RICHARDSON, Esq.
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A Mass Meeting al hidepe udence, Grayson
county,
viii he held on " WEDNESDAY, July Is and will
be addressed by
Colonel RoBERT F. WRITER'S,
General JAMES \. WALKER
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq,
Colonel aiEXA SiIf;H Vi. DAVIS. ~-
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A Mass Meeting AT Wythevillc

on MONDAY, july l3, and viii be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT +. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN l.. MARYE, jr.,
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ.
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General WILLIAM TERRY
4 Mass Meeting at Floyd Courthouse
will be held on MONDAY, July 20, and addressed
by
Colonel ROBERT f. WITHERs,
General JAMES 4. WALKER,
Hon. w. X. STABLES,
Colonel j. l.. HOWARD,
join MEREITT, Esq.
4 Mass Meeting at Christiansburg. Montgom-
cry county,
will he held on WEDNESDAY,, July 81, and adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT f. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER.
JOHN l.. MARYE, Jr..
JAMES Foot JOHNSON,
Hon. II. A. EpMONpS0S.
A Mass Meeting mt Salem. Roanoke county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July q, and Will he adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT f. WRITER'S,
General JAMES 4. WALKER,
join l.. MARYE, Jr.,
Hon. W. II. STAPLES.
Mass Meeting ut Fincastle, Botetourt county,
Will be held on MONDAY, July u, and Will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WlTHERs.
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN j. MARYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
A Mass Meeting ut Rocky Mount, Franklin
county
will be held on THURSDAY, July 80, and addressed
by ,.
General j. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE II. GiLMEH,
WILLIAM MARTIN. Esq.
Hon. THOMAS S. FLouRSoY
A Mass Meeting Mt Patrick Courthouse
will be held Oh SATURDAY, August 1, anu VIII ot
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT f. WRITER'S,
General JAMES a. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
B. A. DAVIS, Esq,
JOHN STAPLES, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Henry Courthouse
will be held on TUESDAY, August 4, and viii be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT Z. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
B. A. DAVIS, Esq
A Mass Meeting Mt Pittsylvania Courthouse
Will be held Oh THURSDAY, August q, and VIII be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT Z. WITHERS,
Judge &. IL. GILMER,
Hon. Z. S. FLoURSoY,
Hon. w. NJ. TREADwAY.
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A Glass Meeting at HillsvilIc. carroll county,
will lac held on FRIDAY, july L, and addressed by
Colonel ROEERT Z. WRITER'S.
General JAMES 4. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY.
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ALLEGED Perjury. Thomas
D. Shepherd, United States army, was be-
fore Mayor Chahoon Yesterday to answer
the charge of feloniously perjuring himself
in making o false oath before James Plea
SAINTS, Esq, commissioners in chancery OF
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond,
in answering certain questions propounded
by the said commissioner.
The charges were preferred by Captain,
Putnam and one Leahy, Of Convention and
street-fght notoriety. They claim that the
Lieutenant's sister is their most important
witness. The case was continued until to-
day, and the accused, being unable to give
bail, was again locked up.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL. OAK AND PINE WOOD.-Wc are
agents of the Glover lIil Company, and are pre-
pared to sell the ut the lowest market rates
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL aud WOOD. we
should he glad to have call from our friends anu
the public generally. ,.,,r,,
ivG-lm corner Ninth street and Basin bank.
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Corn AND FLOUR ExCHANGE-ASNUAL
MEETING The first annual meeting of the
Richmond Corn and Flour Association was
held ut the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
afternoon. In the absence of r. B. Haxall,
President, Fl. E. C.. Basker viii, First Vice
President, took the chair.
The annual reports of the President, Sc
cretary and Treasurer of the Association,
containing facts already published, were
read and adopted.
Bv recommendation Of the Board of Di-
rectors, the Constitution was amended so as
to provide for the election by the Board of
aCommittee of Arbitration" to arbitrate
and decide upon disputed matters of account
OF contract or other controversies of mer-
camille character in which any member
NAV be interested. This committee ls of
the same character rs that OF the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce.
The following officers were reelected for
the ensuing year:
PreSident.-R. B. Haxali.
First Vice President E. c. Basker-
will.
Second Vice President. Thomas Branch.
Directors-Thomas W. McCance, Will
liam B. Warwick, Jordan II. Martin, Chas.
Howard, A. s. Lee, 7. G. Peyton, John Ty-
Ter, Matthew Blair, R. B. Sonerville, Geo.
S. Palmer.
After the transaction of some business of
minor Importance, the meeting adjourned.
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NOAL.-I am now prepared to furnish
BEST
GLOVER HILL AND MIDLOTHIAN LDMP,
AVERAGE. AND SMITHS COAL.
Also RED and WHITE ASI! ANTHRACITE
COAL e. Is. LIPSCOMB.
Office, Fourteenth street
iyl-lm near Danvillc depot.
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GOAL, COAL-WOOD, WOOD am now
' receiving. and on hand. Il full supply Of BEST
ANTHRACITE COAL. and am prepared To FUR
nlsh consumers at from 49, to s67j per ton f. 600
poun,lsl delivered. aud best OAK and .P1
WOOD AT lowest market rates.
Office and yard, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
iyl CHARLES II. PAGE.
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tCUD NEW s!

ha' Just 'riu'nsd IN u. Fss,. ~t..
'ae 'sio i"'I- ihrgrs, .,Mk.llkN CO;Iv
&C. W. e''"shi :" hi c.u,y .,.axll,l
a.. I'w berg receive ~ fiy.IsIo
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CHAPPFD HANDS. Tax. 3 drach,ne
OF can'plW gum, three do. white
beeswax. three d.. s,rrlnaceti. two
onn-es olive oil; put them together in
q cup upon the stove where they will
melt slowly and torn a white oint.
inent in a short time. Annint yonr
hands on going to bed, pnt on pai,
Of OLD g!oves, and they will soon Le
well.
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X f f Y rs A VI Il n STA
F0h The Hkll,
III D &c d.

Inc experience ni over one hundred yssr.
IN ne 'h- cultivation aud pree-rvs,i.n O.
me Hsir, IS oo~ emh,,di.d ~ his ni..;,
known preparation For a-1ssi.,s. rprIiry
md pressrving IN H.r. .ss n.-ousiir m.
world Three or tour Arpis~sti.r, . III $50,
ne Hair from isiin . Of, sd .. Us d .re,
'iona"y. ~ VII pr srni hair io-inc i'~ orig
MAJ color cu'ing lifetime ~ RI. p.,s
non eq"''s Z" - RESTORING The h~'r q"is 81, !;
IA 40 prepsrsiivn hs- hee~ M r. x,.c.
siveIv ehd"rr-d ~ ~. n,sdicsH fs~uisx g.,
10 perfect innocence . ,sr,,d- ,,,i.,,
=" the hsi' or hesd, snd for lis ,.nir f5..,.
anon the sys'em. Prize i.,g, h.,.ie- eI
Druggists. Deslar- in Fshry G. ,nSs So
o'Crekrrper- generally, iinerSliy sa.I,|
s'ih. X tailed ia I'll paris of the II :
csnsds. Sr Aah-es.
SEcRgrARy REEvE's ansR ,s.A Co.,
Feb u. 'tS-J-ii g. c. NV York.
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Bic HEAD IN II"RsEs -Bleedinc Is
the tir-t hing Ia b. done. Tie bio,
is very thick. almost black, and n,,vrs
very slowly. Bleei three or tour
times at intervals of a week or ten
dave. Corrosive linanent may be ap.
piled BY means Of a sunall mop 10 each
sidc II the head and jaw; it must b.
Kept in an eartiIen vessel. To remove
the stiffness. loosen his hide and ,ry.
ula'e his digestion. give one table
spoonful o. eirannnia seed {. imson
weed" IA it is commonly called in
come meal or bran. every other day.
un'ii three or ton. doses have been al
ministered. 1t may then lie omitted
for t~n or three DAYS. This meilca.
ton should be repeated "a long a. NAV
Ire Necessary. he, y the horse il com
Portable quarter, and not exposed to
cold OI wci.-Stnck journal.
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Grain Screen and
SEED HULI.ER

: kHEBLFR g. PHILLIP GrrHF~
HAvisG purchased from the P.,eoree m.
- right TO msna'sciure aud selI,hs s5nys
'aiusbi- sr'ici- in DIs"i- Co desire 10 cal
ne attention OF Fsrmsr- 20 il, They feel
'onideni u j. the best Grain Screen inn.
no thai fs.m"r- generally my -sve II.
ost ion'v $50 sorh ypsr. bv u-irp II 20
clean their e~sd who's, sIsne W..nl,
'sk trial md IL ifs ap.r, lions are M, 49,.
s'"c'ors The mschine msy be returned. and
no harm done.
KUEBLER e. GUCKES.
Oct IS ely
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-30

CocoANur CusrARD. fake / grated
cocosnnt. quart milk, 4 rggs, sweet.
en- to taste. This will make tour pud
dings.