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Markets by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. January 9-Noon.-ConsoIss s25<. Bonds
IS. Turpentne weak
LIVERPOOL January e-Noon.-co,ton active; up
lands 11Ha11 Sled; Orleans 11'*d. Sales 2o'oee
bales.
Two P. M.-cottoa active; up.ands on the spo'
11x d1Ad afoat II I'd; Orleans l17ial1hd. Bread
stuffs quiet. Lard 73s Tallow i6s. Cd. -
HAvRE, January 9.-Cotton active on the spot and
afoat at If. 28c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 9-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
Money easy at T. Sterling sk. Gold 35A. Sixty
two's 12% Cotton irner at 2sHa29.
Eyening.-Cotton opened at ,Ha1c better and
closed quiet wi the advance partly lost; sales 6Sou
bales at 2sa2s closing at 2S1s Floar dull and easy
Wheat dull and declining. Corn 2aSc loWer-mi1eo
sSas1 (5. Whiskey more active and armer at ssha
81. Pork quiet. Steam lard 18Na20; kettle 20. Ma.
val stores and groceries quiet. Freights armer.
sixty.two's l2xa12X. Money very easy on call a'
Sat. Sterling s7Sa9As. Gold s51<aS5s. Tho bank
statement is the most favorable that has been made
for a long time smM decrease In loans aud large
increase in specie, legal tender and deposits
BALTIMORE, January 9.-Cotton continues active
at 27Ha2sc. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
srmer; prime to choice red 50 2ja2 IS. Corn dull;
white s5asoc. Oats dull at 65a73c. Pork firm er at
$50. Bacon firm at 14Ac. Lard 1shc.
WILMINGTON, January e.-spirits OF turpe ntia'
arm at 27c. Rosin, No 2, 50 10s2 10; strained and
No q So o5. Turpentne firm and unchanged. Tar
81 90. Cotton, uiddling 27c.
AUGUSTA, January s.-Cotton opened strong at 27c
but closed irregular and excited; sales 24 bales; re-
ceipts 6S7.
SAVANNAH, January Cotton opened quiet out
became excited, and closed easier at 27hc for mid
ming; sales 900 bales.
MOBILE, January s-cotton slles 1850 bales; mid.
ding 261Sa27c; holders generally uawil ling to sell
except at outside rates. Receipts 67s bales.
new ORLEANS January s.-cotton irregu l:r and
advanced cent this morning, but declined Ac this
afternoon. Middling 267la27. Sales 6eGo bales
Receipts 1859 bales. Exports 1o2o4 bales. Gold 35.
Sterling At. Commercial 46a461s New York sight y
az per cent. discount. Sugar firm; common 9Aa
u Z; prime l2x; yellow clarified 14a14hs. Molasses
firm; common 6Oae2; prime 67a7O; choice 72a74.
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, January 9.-The demand for cotton
there has bet little Offering The sales OF the week
were only 2S2 bales, and We now quote Eaiddling at
CSC and other grades in proportion The sales were
rs follows: at %; IL at 23 % at 2315; II at 23
CT at a. 49 at 25; at 22H; 81 at 24; At ut
22I.
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CnarIeston COTTON and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, January 3, 'G9
COITON-1his article opened very firmly, with
transactions in mddlings at 28c q tb, when prices
continuing to stien sales afterwards took place at
2s1,c b for this grade with sellers in come cases
holding at 2sc q ,t-the operations showing an i'm.
provement from the day before of1A@2c q ii. Ths
sales were about 1909 bales including about $50 dis
posed of he tevening before but not reported say
at 25; IL at 26 1913 at 261; II ut 26; % at 26; 1l
at n; ~ at 27; 27s at 27; 314 at %; 1O4 at 2sK
We quota;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary .......2S g2fH
Low middling. g....................9o g-
Mddl1ng. .............''. '.'''<oI2V
Strict middlng. g...........-.......h .ho sAaes'
BY New York classiacat" n we quote
Low middhng. g......-..........'..Io
Middling. .................h .ho eo'eo-
RICE-The demand for this grain was limited;
sales 80 tierces clean Carolina at T-16c q To- We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7A@SZ;
good SH@s%c 2 fb.
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Nashville Market

NASHVILLE, January 7.-CorToN.-1he market
opened dull and so continued during the day. At
the close the tone of the dispatches was better and
holders on the strength OF the news were asking
higher prices. We quote ordinary 23Hs good ordl-
tons Of the day as follows: Receipts BIT; sales
236; shipments 200.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock Sept nicer !, 1868. 6S.................:.. GO
Received TODAY. av...................... 81
Received previously. II 2l'-?l'5S0
Total ....... 21,596
Shipped to-day. observation-disclosures. 2Uu
Shipped previously ................l .l9,ooS-2u,'oo
stoc, on hand 1888
CoRN-Tbe transactions to-day amounted to o750
bushels ut 5Oc in car; 5jc shcled, and 67c sacked
anG delivered in depot.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, New York-.cft Tth
inst Mdse To Ravepel & 20, G Ahrcns Co, j
Annie. j e Adgcr & Co. BollInann Bros, Bates Il
% n Bischoff l. Co. L S Burlham. A o Earb0t, W
Carrppton l. Co, L Cohen l. Co. w Il Chaf,e Co,
Cameron, 3arkley & Co. Courtcnay Trenholm, W
{, Courtney 60, Chisolm Bros, L NJ Cater steamer
Dictator Dowic Il Noise. Denny Perry, Furchl OFT
L Bros, Francke, Fairy d Co. Forsyth, Nc
Comb Co, Fogarte's Bookstore, john Ferguson, N
hunt, d i, Hase.ton, Hyman Co, q II Hlllen,
nnaer ( Rayencl, A illipg, Johnston, Crews l. Co.,
Elattc l. Co. Il Lawless, Il Muller, j 6 hliluor
Co. McLoy Rice, Marshall, Manning, Me.
man & Berger, Ogemsn, Ostendorh co, c T
Popponhsina L Panknin, & G RICHTER, southern
Express Co. " Sheppard. G W Stefens & Co., .
Stone W L Steadman, ShackelorG &kelly. i Scott,
" A Skrne W G Irolt, Il Tollers W Il Whiiden y
Co Walker Evlns & CoGswcl II White, WllsoGl.
n NJ Wohltmap, VI Yates, 5 YeadOn, G Railroad
Agent, and others.
Steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka via Jackson
yilie Fernandina, Brunswick and savannah. 40 bags
sea Island Cotton 40 bbls Liquor 65 roxes Fish, 5U
bbls Flour boxes Mdse. Cotton Gin, 90 boxes and
bbls Oranges, lot Furniture and Mdse: 10 > y
Aiken e. Co, W NJ Lawton, 6 u Ingraham Son, G
" Stehens & Co. Mantouc 4 Co. Terry X Nolan, Paul
Cair, Frost & Adger, Kirkpatrick Witte, " WI.
liaHs, Pclzer. Rodgers l. co. Re der 4 Davis, Dr j
Harrison. - Easterby, Rev " PIentSs, Il Gerdts
Co, Fcldmann l. Co, Batisco, Mrs Ros+,
Johnston Crews & Co. E Batcs Co, q Getty,
Lrdcr G W Bruce, and seckendorf.
st. amer Fannie, Vaden Savannah via BluiIton.
Hilton Head and Beaufort. &c bsgs Sea Island and
IA bales Upland Cotton, 1SG sacks Cotton Seed and
Mdse To John Ferguson, W NJ LawloG, Pinckney
Bros, S Stoncy, L d DeSGussure, Conner, strll'
house & Co, Il Bisclotf 70, K'inck, Wickenecrg y
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Poh1

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Golden Horn. McBeath, up...... ..Dec -
HAVANA
Spanish bark Ciscar. Oliver. cleared. Dec 70
Spanish brig Morey, Vidal, cleared. Dec 2S
British brig Baltimore VIanello, up.......... Jan
Spanish polacre Maria, Font sailed.. dec 20
MATANzAs.
Spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed. d.......... Dec 22
OMESTTc.
wiscAssET, ME.
Schr Atalsnta, Tue ier, sailed. IL
RocKLAND. NE.
Schr Vim Jones, McKean up........ dec 22
sALEM, MASS.
NEWPORT. r. I.
Schr James Whi.ehouse Jones' sailed. Dec Is
BOSTON.
SchrS Corson, Brown, up.... Dec 70
schr Charles Raymond, Higgins, cleared. Dec 20
FEW yoIK. 49,
British Steamship Staiirn. Way, cleared. Jan
Steamship Magnolia. Crowell, cleared dan
Brig Black Swan, Rodgers, cleared. Jan 8
Schr q Furber, Cobb cleared. .Jan Z
Schr J " Maitland, Laighton, cleared. ....Jsn
Schr Robert Cslda ell Mccormick, cleared. Jan
Schr Lilly, Francis, Jan .
Schr Annie Glover, erris cleared. Bee ~
Schr Leach, Stafford, cleared. .Des ~
Schr Nellie Carr Lansill, cleared Dec 81
Schr Ireland, Townsend, cleared. ....... Dec IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Albert Ihomas Rodgcrs, cleared. Dec 81
Schr Charles Page. Doughty, sailed. Dec 10
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ada Andrews, Robins, uo.. .Jaa o
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FOR SPRING USEI
ss-No BlTTENs Equal TO THEM 81
THE CELEBRAT TED SUMTER BIITERS,
made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND ROOTS, so
well known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK. CHAMOMILE FLOW
ERs, SNAKE ROOT. CHERRY BARK,
GINGER.
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS as will In ah
cases assist Digestion, promote the secretons ofhe
system in the natural channels, and give
TONE AND vIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE!
ALI Use 1t With Wonderful succes
BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE w H1TE L1Ps
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND oARE-WoRN
COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND GRE
ATES APPETITE.
TRY qBEM. USE NO OTHER.
Ask for SUMTER DIl1ERs. Sold BY Druggists
and Gloeers.
sgsce that our signature is over the cork Of each
bottle. bo" IL % "oASH'
popR1EToRs AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Aueust5 emo+ Charleston, y. G
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TO Our Customers Generally.

THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERFU-
MtEY. SOAPS, POMADES, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE-
STORATIvE>, COSMLTICi, &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each country.
Our GEMAN COLOGNES arc unsurpassable.
For EpGiish and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes Iortoishell, Buffalo aud other Dressing
Combs we challenge rivalry.
mento Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c.
All olders by mail will be so filled that the reputa,
ton of the house for tae past thirtyhve years shall
not suffer in our hands. Always on hand fi Q as
eortment of French Jewelry. liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
NJ. & A. ASHTON,
No. $40 KING-STREET.
January tu1m CHARLESTON, S. C.
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Marine Afws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port OF Charleston. january IL.
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Cons1gnces per South Carolina Railroad
january 8.

Ts7 bales Cotton, 40 tales Domestics, 16 hhds b.
CON. 200 casks Clay cars Wood. cars Lumber, an
cars stock. To Railroad Agent Pelzer, Rodgers
GO, N Rich, Brede l. Co, Jefords Co. Geo Will
iams Co, Caldwell ~ Son. Reeder DAVIS, ward
law Carew, A ] Salinas, Graeser, Lee, Smitn Co.
B Sloan, Adger l. Co, Z Hail. G Walter CO.,
W E Ryan, 4 In2rahan e. Son, Willis CMsolm,
W HI Lawten NJ Goldsmith Il Son, Buhre hhodes,
Csrnpsen Co, Il Cobis & co, Vim Roach Go, and
J Armstrong, Jr & Co.
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Business 'Garss.

WIT. LINN.
DRUGGIST AND APoTHEcARY.
CORNER OF COMING AND 0ANN0N.STREETS
DRUGS, CHEMICALS PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles Perfumery, &C., &c.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully and neatly
COMPOUNDED. IL January II
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Arrived Saturday

schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill LOG tierces
Rice. TO Cohen Hanckel Il Co, and Rarenel Co.
schr Emma, MaGrath. Combahcc. 20U0 bushels
Rough Rice. To w g Bee & Co.
Sl0 op Ida, from Wadma NV Island. $50 bushels
Cotton Seed. 10 John Iuomcy.
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fanfp @ooSs.
TO THE LADIES.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w m my years experience In the manufacture
of ORNAMENTAL q AIR WORK enable US 10 offer
IN our customers the anest assortment OF every ar
icle required in our line, from the small FRlZZES
TO the full WIZ embracing brads or Switches Coils
waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt HAIR Bands Curls,
Ringlets &c.
TORTOI ,E-SHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS ofevery other Glass;
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PHASES OF TIE MOON

PHASES OF TIE MOON.
Last Quarter. 5tb, hour. . minutes. morning
New Moon, 18th, hour, 50 minutes. evening.
First Quarter 2Oth hours minutes, evening.
Eull Moon. 27tb, hours 10 minutes. evening.
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IEEAIRS IN THE STATE.
Anderson.

Anderson.
Governor r. Z. Scott has conferred the ap-
pointment Of magistrate upon DR.. j. L. Crum-
Iy, of Anderson village, who has already en-
tered upon the duties of his Office.
Marlboro.
In BennettsviIle, on sale-day, several tracts
of land were sold by the sheriff, which aver
aged about six dollars per acre. The house
and lot Of the estate of Mrs. Fannie Easterling,
deceased sold on Monday, was purchased
by the Trustees of the Methodist Church on
this circuit fer parsonage.
Mr.. Harris Parker was killed on Christmas
night BY the accidental discharge of his gun.
Mr. Parker had gone to party gathering near
Grants Mill, where he met person with
an alteration took place, and, in the act OF
striking his antagonist with the butt OF his
gun, it went off accidently, killing him almost
instantly.
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The opening of the Peabody public schools
in Greenville will occur on the 18th instant.
The Court of Sessions and Common Pleas
for Greenvile County Will commence its sit
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By New York classiacati"n n we quote
Low middling. ..........''...'..Io
, 1869-10-13

on,,v nec.o,ro r,, ~ a. apc. and na.l
M-rf; in ihr eMniny n ihr Sonnsmv 4. i,rstesmnn
st,on, - anres Tasrs IL h"r n,nfnsr snti .ster r.
s,d,na m VIZ. M.,f.on .t,e.t s:e1aner t'ieayea
held an innnest oYrr the rrfnaIns rrstarda1 nfter-
nc oD, and the jury returned verdict Of " accl-
deutAl dta!h.'
Ar4 MEETING OF the Pork Packers. Association
.est,T1la, nffcruoop. at tne mace Of d. Ersl1il L
Co, corner Of Washington mud Iasailc ssreetA ths
following gentlemen Tefe elected omcsrs tor the
e1tuipg Jcaf: fztstdhni, U. kFtiah: VICE Ffes-
deaf. Y. A. TnspEn; SecfttafJ. !. 1llleus Treas
M.noncr rnnc = n t4ninxrtson. n WnTNhy. =
En, = IInsrhtnsnn' Tae .nnnni masttn .
Eli h. t,ld At ociorf this afteruoon al the ssme
s,sse m - ">'~ "
4 ryzxo., ,ana.1 n u1.a VIA nrrnicnas1 heforc
1,s,1r~ Srnoenewaii 1esfrrfay faf tfn ansisnce III
= E,1sr m fhe r3,nYr. nj is{sn i,Dnyta0nuorn1.
r e..e hsS rrev,nnsiT hsen hronuht htfnre Ju4,
tee Quinn, and tho accused was held IN 6A1 o.
S2,6N4, but eunee1nepuy descnasxe1. S1sHsc
SCnueneNl1 held MIN fof Ht3l Id osll OF 33@.
, 1869-10-13

Cha.o's nsne tr1ward uy1elf Is not true. But
after tho copveutiob cane TO = sort Of Hend-ioqE,
and there WA no pru1pect OF 4 speedy selection
OF 4 candft8te, The Eow York delegation held \
c2ucas. Thcfs supported the cinin4s Of MI.
Chate, because, taking It all In Rll. deemed him
the noat asafiaoe candidate After NJ anIu ste dtt
eupttnp, u Naa decided By = small majority TINT
our delegation should support Sir. Ci14%e as s0ou
n Nj. Hendricks brRau to drop on. tisd not ex-
pect to receive the non'nat3on. My re!nsal TO Ae-
cept the tAme WaB cbuchcu in reTy emph1t,c aud
poslftre tet1nst and I never dreamed thas after
that tha nur1inatton To0!1 be rendered Ene. And
wen Mr. psll1ndiRDam arOso and lostste,l npon
the convention nominating me, Rnd the SotinE OF
tho Htstes commenced, became SO he1lldesed
and eu.bAIlAsteh thai left The bail. Tue cooirst
and uosE collected Of NJ afp apt to feel ~tlrre3
n tines. Well, expected tnsf Afsef my nominA.
tion the cousnnNou wo11a take rcceas befoEa
proceeding with tho no0ln4tspu OF + rica Fres-
LepF. 1t WA my Intcntiouy On FeAAse1hlluH, 10
decllue, o. rtfnte the uominAtion- But rs you
arc aware, the convention kcpt %, made it, nou.
1nation1, ard Adjourned, AfteT thAt It VIVA too
late, and no other A2csua1lVe WIS leit me but 10
1ccepk
Reporter. Bid ypu hold a4y correspondence
with Mr. Ehksa Or any u hts fH1cndH with reference
to e6rctin1 bis B0mtn8tiou
Mr., Seymour. No, stf; Aoue whateveT. / sup
ported Nj. ChAac because deaneA him tho best
and strongest ce3dttAie We could Select. Il Ia
t1o that Nj. Chase did not suit cur principles la
SONS respects, but In the knS40 he wse touud nc
teptahfe. would have chte1f0liy nrQuieAcnd IN
tho ss,cctlon Of uelsricks, nopcock, q even Pen.
dletou. WIRE tho latter dlac,ed on the dnnn<aal
queaa1nt otherwise : was In nc sorl Nlth him.
, 1869-10-13

fhc Memphis A AeolaneAe ycry aca,eIf sem.rts
tha. "tne Democratic party ID now uo.htnr ,,ut
shen from which tho oyater Was takon,'
TIC Republicans Of 8heby County, H., hare
foa"e the following nominations: Treasurer.
nav'a y. Henry; Judge, John E. llunt; Clerk,
WhiAm Chews Hchoot Superintendent, Wm II
Head; Surveyor, Phil. r. Webster.
INC DrfnGci1ts Of Rock Island Connty, nl.uols,
nave nominated J. ". Dfury for member 0f the
Coasttutlon conteutlou; Eanlei Etg.naton for
County Judge: Z. ". F0gg for Clerk, au,l Juhn
Hasgr for School superintendent
NO tess than Gre onths arr put IN the Governor
OF FKsnls-au oath ot fidelity to the State Cops:l-
tut'on, another 10 the un,ett Ssates Consultation,
nlethe1 agatpss tuellng, another that Ae NILS NOT
Concerned III The tcoclllon, antl nth tina: to VII,
properly perform the dulles of BIZ ollce.
Tue 3isrTt*huTx tfa.} Ttl+yupA Rivce notice
that AE. Ara l'4cEer, without any Iast cause OF
rtovpcat,op, jett hih xitc aud tun,iy tn " tuc.,
ChhoE, snd took up residence In q second casa
Tavern IN Philadelphia. AL persons u1e euuttocel
not to tru-t him. no Is = Yankee inarper, WON'T
pay his ta1es and 1lrea a IN ~,er 10 DO ilta fancy
swearing.
The judicial election in California viii lake D, ,ee
on the 3p,h iots. The San Frunciyco AH7 of tue
ON 6ays: The Democratic nominees nre: Fol
supreme Court, Messrs. Crockett and Wallace
Ior the Twelfth and Fourth District Courts, Me&stH
Morrison and Prus1oes; for Tic Police Cour,, Ne
". D. Sawyer. the opposition tesnbracing lte.
publtcang and TaxpaJe11} present for tue Sapreu,e
Bench the Chief Justice, Lorenzo Sawyer, and o
Pratt. now Judge Of the Twelfth Dltsrict Court
for the Tweif1n Judicial Dt1tE4ct, E " AcKtcs.ry
at present ConnlT Judge; for the Fourth Jv,ilc,a
nt>tr1ct. H. Frank Smith, Es9 and for tue f'ole<
Court, j, c, Catev ESQ.,
, 1869-10-13
TIE INDIANS,
Indian AttAck ON a United Sknfc1
surveying Party

yn11nn atrnck on e1nst~d srnr.
Sr-~--s--.
@A'e3s1s AA*~1s
Prom Us Laurence tKdn-} Tfitunt, Oh. q,
We zte k1ntls tuyp,ssed. b1 sQsyeypr General
BsLcucI, Win tas following let,cr, giving an ac-
c,,nnt OF IN A.,ack BY = large poiy OF
Stoux indisus, pp,n \ pe.tr ot Survivors
n Wey;eIn EanEa, Thu sarTr.lnc o.rfy
can muster d p.etty slIopr forcc-tntrry "
iorty mep-on IN e1sIm!nE occxston, and
"a eytry In il Eeii arrt.4 cav fn,te
hstd 1y6t wten kttxcieti Tner mCde Of OPEN
ta IL 10 run The |iurs In It's hxIne TLct,tT rjCs,
together 20 tbAt rho PARTIES DO moi rel REITERATED
, 1869-10-13
anl shall hereafter leayo this branch Of rural
eronomY for others to pursne.
UCBKING NkctlfkHI.

and shall hereafter Ienye this branch Of rural
economy for others to pursue.
HUBK1SG NAcH1kM.
Several Of those have been Invented, - well ~
mactipes for cutting up tho corn, bat none OF
them lhhi have come under my notice arc Of any
practical value. Al the lato State Fair WAS one
fof buattcg shock corn: but man With a huskin9
table would teas II nearly half. The corn could
te husked Nhlte placing It In tho machine: It Ia
vtrJ nlpcn like ktsiluE bed-tugs by cFamnlog RAW.
hpA, don q tteif th1o1A-
The tnEentors OF ttcae machine1 an more in
tent Oh &el1lDE townsbp 5gntd than IN lie selling
Of nschlnte. thus showing their own wAnt cf con-
1dence IN the sa1ne Of theaF invention.
Corn ssa!ks When p!owea undcf arc o! gent
value Tor fer1illxtuT the ao! aud urge this ~ \
serious objection to haollng taem 10 Tho baEnJ&rd,
unless The. are TO DO hauled Eaek sxaln for srh-
nuse. AZ the 5sa.e Fasr were 8eTesN snachsnsa
for cutting cofnstA1fs into short enRtha for ploH-
Ing aEdss. 1should Judge these would do FOOD
wusk, hrt ord 4ood aaarp ro.hDg cutter on
the rlow will Accnmpa.sn the eame .earlI A Judi
eous r0tnti1n With the Rra8se4 aud small G1zlQe
would be sartnR of labor. tend to cleaner cnl-
tnlc, larger c1ops, and much better TrootA
THE sorArn CRor
continues 10 attract attention. 4 I1fEo shafe Of
ttt crop must he led out Tor II cannot be uacd TOR
hunAn foo1 a netRhbor who srppoeed that
nothing Int corn would unke pork, has = large
cttp Of Potatoes. lie has tmprovtsed {. cheap
eteanIpR spparatus, and u DOW feeding kts pigs
wMh eo!led potatoes, thorts, htan, and = ANAL
quantity Of corn; md rays ne nevet saw pigs do
70 well IN hls life, aud now tn.ends 10 Rro1 more
r1tatoes AID less corn. and hereafter fat bis p1s
on cooked fool. ThtR fAttenl1R ptRa On cooked
ICED u ain ost lew idea IN tnis part Of the STATE
~heFc coEu IL 10 eaa,ly RTown that oDe-ioorth Of
II Is general, wasted Ia tho bad node Of feeding.
, 1869-10-13
Modern EnEtn-pi~c0vcF5 or a
~choot for ThcSt-AFrcxt OF tho

On the fats, in The vicinity Of the freight denot
nt the Nnacn Factnc Rnaa, n urnaan, aota near
the feITy landing, tnere u \ anAH, dlstJ-,ook1nR
WtAscen tfGucturr, y n4th Is KNOWN As the tocal
Gah.ta&ton OF . nxu = ho has E1faei DotortetJ un~
stek the co9nonen ot q BUY Mack-'' The oecupa-
ton OF Ht1s nan haA kenesAlly teen supposed 70
have beco thai Of 4 sAloon-ke keepcr sud the rendeF
rrescrt htm In IN entirely alGerrnt and, certain.
lJ. nt.euvtAhle lRht. II Il bow chxrxrd thar
fN1ly Mack " ht8 been Acting The part OF Fagtu IN
QM4hx; that he has beCa tue principal ia seaool
de- isnel for The ed1eAt1on OF boys n the zFtk md
usAter4es ot tho sneaE.tnlef saa ptcknocAet, Act
ing uppu the Information received tsUm soarce
which could h1nE5 &amlt Of doubt, Cupatah.e
jncOrrhasd ado complaint before Jastfcc Norris
ant procured TIE arrest Of " hl. Mack and
another * Ffenchy." aud another Wits N equally
eupnoL1ous tue. Tts charge pFe1etted &TainAt
The keeper Ut ite place wsA THAI oi TrctlFtug
Atoien pzvr%rtJ, knowing It to be knna. And the
ho9B were captured a4 wItn&%feA The exAmtna-
u5p, on account Of the aosence OF the District
Attorney, vas poatpoDed untli Tuesday neIt. and
bail ~ns required IN lne SUN of $50,
Hn alleged that Mack has heen ia the habit OF
ente1nR fsss into bis saloon: thH& be lay them
and porcaases truo. them the little Ast,cits they
Tho pssers; tnzI, In fact b. Rtve1 them i1st1uc-
lions In petty lhlesIrS, and dlspoess for thsun.
Twtl!c or fifteen toss haTo nightly slept nt Ills
tahl&hnent. It b aala b. tho Repse@Aaa, and III
q tbcfn afe t1pPUsed ~ h1ye h~en tAfeSek,
Qnsts g. - anouat q proper:y. oons.ssnk q sma1s
! ttttEouA Of tho b7szatic Of sorng EaRshondA Tna
urrhtnt Under e1reAt Nefr r1t tn ehArxc Of thru
pa1enta. aE1 SEiy NAek" provided Ia,l toe h.
apfTpfAccr.