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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

- Die NtaoarazGdue foroern aujdbrz
LID Elm ODER mebrere Spfer unter ZEN
Wd9balfen, 'welde abiidhi@ 9efdbrli9e
punfte auffuden, ODER ben unpprd&tt>
gen. >pel&epi / @arnunsen Der Gabrer
miba6ten. Das neuelte Spfer 1T Elm
9err 5flptep 9e,pcien, Ter nit mebreren
Grcurllon ften2 ben Mu6 Fu9 mad rem
Naturwunrer unternpmmen. @dbrenp
Der srSbere She'll Der partei fi9 mad tenn
amertfaniiaen ufer beaab, mar Ser
6elpiew NIT leinem Sobne unb einem
6reunoe auf per eanaoil9en Settle ae<
blieben. sic aBen in einem Gallon unz
melt be6 Gafelfellen6 CIabloreck) ;u
Mitta9, uro nadber 9in9 Ser 6elpierp
nit Dem Greunre mad csm Gelien, incenn
lein Sobn 3url6blieb, INN Die &e@nuua
gu be;ablen. !5errn 9elpiew (dien es am
Sale du6erf gu bebaaen. Nabe ben,
Atitur;e leste Ct i1& auf ben Bpren unp
laate, er m6&te lieber bier prei SAGE
tleiben> itatt 10 balp 3uriidfebren. Der
junae Mann febrte balo mad Dem Gallon
3urid uno ais er nit Dem jun0en 5el>
pierp mierer an bieSteue fam, mar befer
Batet per}amunpen. Das @4limmlfe
abneno, traten ffie an ben Mbgrunb uno
iaben nun Die perilmmelte Qei@e mebr
als 100 Gub unterbalb liesen. @ie
Ser 5elpiep IA b~iinabftdr3te, Of r am
Nance bes jdben Nbbanse6 ftbenp pom
|S@minrel ersrifen ODER Dot, nd abl5>
ienrem @eftein NIT binabsert0en pper
BON eiinen Binrftos btnab9tflbrt rrurre,
carlter bat man uur 8ermutbunotn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
2Sa8 mare Amerifa cbue be Gins
t%paitberer2 -

@uf bteit Gra9e eibt bic 81. 9. Sri
bune cine {ebr ausflbrli@e Mntwort aug
Der &pir fol9enoe puntte be%rpprbeben:
SIN Sabre 1890 batten tte@er. @taa<
ten 3,231>930 freie Ginwobner uub
697,897 Sf1aYen. 5dtte Die Gtn<
wanperun9 in: SABRE 1890 oufaez
b6rt, IL tpiroe, mad ben rt9ttefenB ere&z
nunsen i'm Sabre 1860 bic 8epSlferuna
fol9enoe 9etpeien fem 1896. $685. Il
uno 3,953,760 @claSem. Sn Gpl9e
Der Gtnmanoerun9 jebo@ bate Mmerifa
I'M Sabre 1866 cine freie 8epSlferuna
Don 273 MiQionen, ODER NIT ben @cla<
pen 31,443,231.
Son ben 9MiQtcnen eurcp6i1@enGim<
tpanoerern bis 1860 lebten 11ur 233,65f
in jenen II 1lbli9en @taateu wel@e
icceotrten. Sbne Die Gtnpanberu1a
rlroe cer Nprpen ni&t Siel ftdrfer 9ez
tpeien letn al8 Der SIoen unb nt9t
i'm S'anoe, bic &ebeuipn 3u bemdlttoe,t.
Man re@net, raB ieber Ginpanoerer
eur@i@nittlid in baarem @eloe 1858
mitbrtn9t unb 59dBt bas bur@ bic Gin
rpancerer bierbergebra9te &apital auf
400 MiQipnen Dollars. @pn ter idbr<
li9en Yroouftion-bieie gu 1000 Milt>
men Dollars neutrality-suspicious. bic
Gin9ewanoertet ,%peni9ftenS 600 MiQfpz
men.
Infer &runterbares @a@stbum baber
mir leoisli9 ben Gintpanterern 3u perz
banten. Sbne bic @inwanperun9 mir
ben fol9enoe Staater, unb Territorier
auf Der &arte aus9ef rt@en tperbert milf
len: Sbto, SQtnpis> Snbiana, Mt@iear,
Soma, @iscunfn, Minnelota, &anlas>
Nebrasfa, Mrfan1a6 Nepaba, Californian,
Sreson unp Colorado nebR Datotab<
SEEM merico, 11tab unp @albineton.-
@ir piirpe Mmerifa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pbne bie1e @taaten, an beren SteQe tauut
etpa6 anoereS al8 @ilnni6 be(tebe1
rpirbe
Die Gbatia&en ipre@en fit bic @i9z
ti9feit elmer Yoltttf, tpel9e liberale Natu<
electromagnetic erlieb unr bic Gfnwar<
bcrun9 f%ortmdbreno ermutbf9te, &pie e6
bic republtfanii9e partei eetban bat unb
su tbun fortfabren wirr." ;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
go ,aAGeblenbe @tdmps.4f3fo
0errge 9arturg, 8ur 504.
50, 9eitner teutlder Glert,
g. 8. @tetrart poRneifer.
Mertw Sympatbicn

Mertwuroiee7S ympatbien
-Nus SPORT Servts> pa., miro beri9tet
rab pic pprtiAen Damen ii1 iebr fir ben
2pcomptipz Gubrer Griffin, mel9er he
GpQilipn bel Mait 5ope unb rrn l@redz
li6en &up Yon et,pa einemD ubenb Men=
19eu oerl6ulpet bat, tnterelire unp lh
temiben, bic %perlanote Caution bur9
Cub icriptipn oufiubrin9en. Die Gym
pattien Der BepIlferuns bon Milforo>
pa., .1a9t terielbe 8eridt feien r. entz
i9teren ~ @uniten pes @efan9enen, ba6
te;meifelt ptro,p br e. je >perce4 beitroft
tpercen.
Derartise @ymratbien Ter Nmeritane<
rinnen iinb ntdts Neue5. sic perbie=
men oapur@ belpbnt gu rre:ren, bas Grit
fin, iobalp ct tur9 tbre 8emubmunaen
fret mirp, ie gu elmer Grcuriion ouf Der
Gre Babn e%inlacet, unb ALE miteinanber
in einen At9runp binab wirft!
~ s@ie ibr vIattelt" f.. reitet ibr,
Drum itbt 3u, bab an @a!tler unb Rieu,3eus alss
BON gutter Mrteit lei, unb ant @ei@irr feber unb
alrbeit an Site metteifern. Cute @attler- unp
Ritutenarbeit ipart Sepeu,, btr &p6 uub @a9eu
ball, aujabrli& Elm blb(des Sumut@tn fit &s-
paratur. unb felbR &eparaturen ioQte man nur bel
eiueu. Meifer q 80. 1 MAIDEN la7en, pie 3err
Nu9uf D u, m Ct, brittle Sttu6e, neben Gint
une a9eobale, Der etrRtbt fsin Gel&aft ane.. IT
u,abis tt fetnex preiien. ssEa
~ Ser 6. 2eitrer bat fein5 @ub>
unt @tiefel @ei4aft non. 1lntteb Blpd mad 80.
236 Drttte @traee Cfraber &rieftr u. @utbeimer)
perlest. Ct ~irb baielbit cine sro6e Auspabl pon
@duben unb Stieftln p~orrGtbi8 balten unb be.
RsQte Arbett nit eer prempftn @prsfalt AuftIti-
gen. EE>> #f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
Staats Neuiefciten.

Ct peter.--G. q. Danabpper,
@iQtam S@imtnel, %. 8. @ouplir unb
g. p; S9Snbef purcen olS .Deleeaten
pom Ntculet County 3ur Staats Con-
senttca 9epdblt. D%ielelben wuroen in
ftrutrt fir &i@ter @uitn fir @ouotrneur
gu fimmen. #E#&
9err balt Elm NIT Refine
Se9en.- 2eute, bic pom 5oten berab
fpmmen, tbeilen uns mit> bae ju Dem
rei6en &pblen uno Mineralpaint Seeen
in &eomooD County nun aud nod per
petruleum unb Der @oloie9en binsu9e@
fpmmen lei. Man fol- ndmlid rei&balz
ti9e Selqueuen entcedt uno cine i6on
ldn9ere @%ermutbun9 beftdti9t 9efunoen
baben, baB Ter feline &ecwoop Niper
@olpianp NIT i@ fibre. 'N%ctieneeieu<
fbaften aur Nusbeute Der Selquelen
percea f@ temnd9t btlpen, fopie CUR
Ginri&tuna einer@ ulowdlde. 81 bann
pas @olo aus ben, gum leBteren 8ebuf
benubten @@aafeQen berausfomme pper
Don ben S@aafen lelbft bic fl& babel be-
tbeili9en> miro ft@ berausfeQen. !
q. Il. Ypft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

2twiiton, 81 aine z. Muauit.-- ~
Das Wetter bier unp in Der llust9snr 1T
itbr talt une ,paren mdbrenp Der Na1t
Grbitt ein9etreten. s. q. s.. .5 =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

@oS 3tttun9en tpfen. -
Man@er benft, baB 10 ;iemli& allies pas
perDruder etnnimmt .,eemadt" iei. DAT
oieies ni@t 70 1T, benefit oob Nen Worf
~Sournal Of Commerce" NIT 3ablen bic
felbf ben 3eitunoeberaus 9sbeluaiaiten
etrpaS abflblen 1oQten. Da6 Spurnal
ia9t baB IN ben lcBten IS Sabrtn in Stem
yorf ntdt >peni9er als IS td9li9e 3ei>
tun9en na@ tur3en1 8e1eben gu @runpt
ae9an9en unp WfiQionen babel unniiber
@eiie 9eopfert tporben ilnb. G6 bsred>
net ferner, bae J biz Z MiQipn ba3u 9e>
b6rt. I'M, Elm 8latt erlter &la0e lebens<
fdbi9 gu MAIDEN. Die metiten l1nternebz
rner moQen ni@t mebr als S50-100,00O
caran riden unp 9eben ba6 unternebu1en
cann in @er3weifelun9 auf.
Sol. s. s. @bow, Der Gisentblmer
pe8 Mer@antS 5otel BAT am @amta9
@ba6.. $. Dates YlaB ausefauft. Die
les 1T zines Der ld6nfen &rena nt4t pas
i@Inte @runrtld 1T 81. paul; es umz
fat rem san3en @quure Don BET s. bis
8. unb Sadion bis @pppri@ @troBe.
Bis jebt befanp fi9 auf remlelben muir
Die Dripatmobnun9 ne6 Germ Dates,
um9eben BON eine,n prdhti9en, tpenn audi
in lebter 3eit etma6 pernadldlisten. part.
@ie perlautet fol- 6err Sbam BE MbIi&t
baben Elm 5otel erlter &lal7e auf oemlel>
ben gu erridten.
- 6err @m. Genfner, te0en Na,nen
I9 in unIerer leBten Nummer unter be-
men befanb bic fir Nidtberausnabme Ell
ner 2icenj 9etraft wuroen, tbeilt unS mit>
pab er CUR 3eit aIs pieielbe faQi9 wurce>
ni9t in Der @tart anne enb war. DaB
ie ni@t auf ben Sag sesablt purpe mar
allo ni9t feline S9ulp.
- Webrere 8lr9er Der untern Stact
erl u9en unS cenStraBen @pmmi0dr po>
rauf aufmerflam gu MAIDEN, pae RE
Intern Stapt audi nod gu 81. Yaul &C.
b6re.
- Ni6tporbanren u,,o I'm feinen
prei@ gu boben-intere1ante 2ocalneui9z
fetten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

Motta., -. Or. 1uutt,r ,ptrb tur9 Or. q.
.@@tfrtann, etemals BON, ct. 9ouis taetboipi-
tale alafttrt, Der fir bieienisen, pie ber euglti@eu
Sprat9e r'9t u,a@ts. ais Dolmtti9er tHnsirsn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

@erbaftun9en wdbrenb oes
donate ult.-@anSe Nn;atl Der
uoreenommenen@ erbaftun9en 40, @erz
aeben Der @erbafteten, Grunfenbeit 80;
u11ercentli9e6 Betrasen, 49,; An9rif II.
S&ldaerei g; DietfabL, $; Mn9uf nit
eer Mbf@t gu t6pten> 6; @erlebuns Ter
Staotoroinansen, 8; Gbebru&, 2; Gin
bru@, Drobun9sr &c. rs prei6flopfe<
rei IS; Sptelen, 2; @alten dbelberQ&z
ti9ter 9duler, 5; IL @a9abunren purz
ben aus Der Stoot perbannt. AZ ip9ez
11annte ~2pe9er6" fanoe1 fi9 pdbrenp
ets Monats in ber @itu 6au Elm.
@on Der @elammtsabl ,pare, As per<
beiratbet uno 107 leeis. e~
SO berielben tparen Nmerifaner; 50
9rldneer; Is Deuti&e 80 @@meren
2 Staliener; 10 Gran3oien unp q Gng>
ldnper.
- Dit neut @lodt fir bic ct. Qouis
&ir@e babier, fam Sonnta9 mil. ben,
Dampfer @ar Gayle an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
1rieftfe.

2tfe beutlaer Brieft bic bis gun, 10. Iusu1 ,
s. niat abgebolt ,purben inb:
Damen<Briefe.
Gllenpeter 6. &einSbl MrS. 6.
5e,eenrei9 81: @9afer @briRine 2
2oblfer rs. u. $.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
81. Spbn 6, S8walb,
: Gn9reS-p 1nbIer tn
&if6ren, &i9arrem
uWiuauebaba 8itters,"
Dradenfrabe in penee's Opern !6aus.

Dradfnfrabe in penee's Open, @aus.
mtmneappIt&.
smpfetlt ptermtt adtunssssu setu ausaebetn-
se6 unb pcbIaRortrtes Eager bpn 0taar.en n
aa:a 9reteatfufuuaeu, Branttes, &un, Gpa-
aae ans B9tsttts, fppte CANT beiorbers fttue ,r
GrceQente11 @eine~
rs etn5dnti&sn 9rauben eettltert, Aptldt let-
~ nit ben befeu franj5Nf@en aptt~
ottnea auf bas DDrtteilbafteae rtsaliF ren.
Yein Eager IL fit ben enercs. Ab{at auf'1
feline Bprtbete.
b s95 8. q. D8walb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

hs!rsnb,iefe. .r.
8irf Charles Rnode u. $. 2
9oblis 9einri9 Men3el Grnt
Din paul WIQer Rarl
Oiufel Geo. Mcltemeier Muauf
Gberlon D. Ssreiler Sobn
Orb Gop 'ro Wrubt peter
&iepirtb geter2 @eiaert' 5enrY Sufio
Gabs Wm. nf ,be Yiece -
Branf @uffaY Gbpoe W.
Gerlad Wilb &olenberq u. s.
Slider George @dmiB Nidolas
Glor Spbn @pilfer gilbert
@erter Sobn @bulb 6ermann,
@sbrmenn Gran3 @tidenbol3 SufuS
@rosbed Maron @dul3 q. S. u.
6ammer %itael Guma Wen3el
6eber Mite Ma9ntr ycuts De-
Selling 5enry @e'6 Sobn
Rarl1au emil Wolter Gertinanb
9remer @sorSe GAIN Griebri@
Rai1er S.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

Mctt3.-Doet 9unter tptro bu@9 Dr. 81.
@4ifmaun, ebemals BON ct. Qouis @tabtbp,pi:
tale alftirt, Der fir biejenigen, bic ber englilden
sprade ni9t ma9tia ais DolmeIl9er f~unsiren
pt1b. re- :I5'. ,y.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13

ANEW PRoFEssoR-CHANcE FOR CANDI-
DATE.-ADrop6s Of the proposition TO Gre
tie Professorship of Journalism Mt Gene
al Lees College the Cincinnati Times pro-
poses special department of local editing,
end sums up very pleasantly the kind OF In
struetion required. We quote some of our
contemporary views on the duty of q good
..local,' who, it says, is ''scarce arti-
cle"
The student in the local business should
have a great deal Of exercise on his legs
each dav-taught that it isn't brains so much
as leg talent that is required to make an
efficient local reporter. He must learn to
smell an item long distance, as the model
war-lorse ''snui.eth the battle from aiar, !"
and spare no eXertion in finding it. His
fancy and imagination need to be cultivated
somewhat, and his invention quickened and
encouraged, in order that he may have
something to fall back on in case things per-
sistently refuse to happen, for the public
demands local news every day, remember,
whether there be any or not. Deprive them
for day. or two, but they won't give up
their local news for a single issue.
The student should be taught to miss his
meals often, sit up late ut night, eat all
sorts of festival suppers, and sit patiently
to hear long and dull speeches from after-
dinner orators, He must learn not to be
alarmed by threats of horse-wlipping, and
must be licked occasionally by the PROBES
sor to accustom him to any incidents Of the
kind that are not improbable to occur.
Finally, the candidate for the "local"
chair should learn to live on moderate in
come, sternly subdue all inclinations for
more than the necessaries of life, and be
willing to give poverty smiling welcome,
until fate, or his own eXertions, hoists him
to higher place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13

How TO BUILD A CoRN-CRIB.-How to
have rat-proof corn-crib is a great ques-
ton among farmers. \ correspondent of
the Nelc York Farmers Ctu5 gives the fol-
lowing experience:
81 have Il corn-crib that has stood for
twenty years, and has never had rat, and
but one mouse in it, to my knowledge.
Posts ten or eleven feet long and eight inches
square mortise two feet from one end: for
end stills, two-inch moltise with tuSk. Taper
post from sill to the end by hewing off the
inside until the end is reduced TO four inches
diameter; make smooth with drawanile,
and nail on tin smooth half way to the end.
below the sill. Let sills be eight inches
square; also end-tie them and the ratter-
plates strong with moderate interties.. Brace
well, and lath up and down with three
quarter inch lath; dovetail or countersnk
joists croSswiSe; lay the floor, and board up
the ends with ungrooved boards let each
bent be twelve feet long. six feet wide at the
sill, and seven and half feet at plate, and
if full to peak, it will hold $50 bushels. l
never had M ear TO hurt on account of the
great width. Ii preferred, lay the floor with
hath or narrow boards, with room for venti-
lation. Each post should stand OH stone,
about three inches from the ground, and
each stone have foundationtwo feet square
and below the frost"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13

The colored population Of Iowa is cStima-
ted at G,320.
Belle Boyd is reading Shakespeare at the
metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco.
The wife of General Pillow died last Sun
day night q week ago of apop]eXy.
Northern capitalists propose to invest
100000 in a cotton factory at Atlanta, Ga.
The Swiss laborers in Georgia give uniyer-
sal satisfaction.
The colored people of Savannah, Georgia,
have pledged their support to the Conserya-
tive ticket.
The bridge across the Potomac at Shep-
herdstown, Va, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
The Masonic fraternity of Louisville, ky.,
are about erecting Il widows and orphans
home, to cost 100000, on land donated.
The Hon. John Fl. Reagan and the Hon.
John T. Mills, Of Texas, have recently
made profession Of religion.
A western paper figures up that Brigham
Young is the richest man in America
Stewart, Vanderbilt, and Astor, not cN-
ccpted.
Every bridge and culvert between Alex
Il
except Hunting Creek bridge, was washed
away by the late flood.
The Chapman sisters closed a brilliant
week at Louisville, Ky, on Saturday night
last. One of the papers represents Bishop
as being indescribably ludicrous.
Thomas II. Field, a retired New York
merchant, was killed last week in his grape
arbor, at Rochelle, New York, by Il spring
gun which he had set for thieves.
There are said to be a thousand colored
Catholics in Louisville, and the bishop has
an agent going round the country gathering
funds to build 4 church for their accommo-
dalton.
On Sunday morning, as scow was cross
ing st. Maurice river from Point Chateau to
Point Dore, Canada, it upset, precipitatint
twenty men and twenty horses into the
river. Fifteen men and all the horses We're
drowned.
The manufactured products OF Cleveland,
Ohio, in 1868, amounted to $50, 600, 900. She
made 900, 900 barrels OF flour and 100000
barrels, 100000 worth Of paper, $500, 900
worth Of woodenware iron and iron man.
utactures, over SIT, 100000.
Those mild-mannered Cinnamon are not
in as great demand for servants since the
gentleman of the above race killed his fam
lily, including himself, in New York the
other day. But they improve with age
Netc York Democrat.
Emily Jordan, who is well known in this
city, and who played a part in ''Formosar
at the Chicago Opera-House last week, and
Charles Coleman, who took the part OF
Major Jorum, eloped, it is reported, on
Sunday night. Theatrical circles are much
excited about it, as the lady has husband
in New York.
The prophet who was reported as having
foretold that terrible earthquake thigh
tide, &c.] would take place on the It'll OF
October wishes to correct the date assigned
for the tultilment Of his prophecy. lie
meant TO have said the 18th Of September ;
for by advices received yesterday from
st. Thomas he ascertains that there was an
earthquake on that island on the day last
specified, which he identifies as the earth
quake alluded to in his prophecy.-Ncao
York Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13
The United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October 12.-The Supreme
Court to-day considered the case of Moses
Warning Us. The Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of Mobile, certified in error from
the Supreme Court of Alabama. The ques-
ton to be decided in this case IS whether
the State Of Alabama can directly or indi-
rectlv authorize interference with the plain
titf,s salt, it being imported from England
and brought as ballast by ships coming to
Mobile for cotton, and sought to be taxed
by State authority. He claims that it cam
not, according to the clauses in the Consti-
tuition relative to commerce.
Hon. John A. Campbell, of Alabama. ap-
peared for the appellant, it being his first
appearance in this court since he resigned
his seat on its bench. r. r. Curtis, also n
former judge of this court, closed the argu-
ment in another case before it to-day.
Edwin 7. Merrick, of Louisiana, and
William Yerger, of Mississippi, brother
of Ed NJ. Terger, of the Mississippi hdbeas
corpus case, were admitted to the bar to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF EQUINE SA-
GACITY There is horse at the Govern
ment corral, mt this place, noted Tor loosen
ing the knot of the halter-strap with which
he is tied. 1t is useless to tie him with any
ordinary knot. He will work the strap
loose with his teeth, and go about the cor
raj lust when he chooses. There is Il well
in the yard from which all the Government
stock are watercd. Day before .yestcr-
day the pump "a force-pump worked by
brakers) rot out of order, and no water
could be obtained. The animals were taken
TO the creek, close by, for water. The horse
referred to refused TO drink, was taken to
his stall, and tied rs usual. In few min
utcs he deliberately united his halter,
walked over to the pump, and nndlng no
water in the trough where he was accus-
toned to drink. ut once seized the brake
with his teeth, and worked it up and down
several times: then put his nose to the
spout, evidently expecting water to come.
Again and again fol- nearly five minutes did
he seize the brake and work ii, and then
put his nose to the spout. Finding his
efforts useless he walked oil, evidently dis
appointed. Several Of the hands at the
corral, and others, witnessed the above, and
can testify to its correctness.-Aust'n re-
7)ubLc1u