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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18
STRAW HATS and BONN ET {

Bieached ana Repaired.
(Taird house north Of the Institute
Mrs c. Draper egs inform the citizens OF Lancaster
and vicinity that she has commenced the above busi
and hopes by strict attention and moderate char
ges 20 merit share of TIN in patronage and support
STRAW and TUSCAN HATS kept ON hand and
made to order in the latest style. 39m3*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18
WOOL IEIBE and SHEEP SHEARS
80 FOR SAFE By j. r. LEWIS.
TO THE LADIES

have inrt received $ stock Of millinery goods
which will sell low price Bleaching and all
of millinery work d me short Office. You will find
my room on the second 4 sor OF Dilgers block
4liu2@ BARBARA = 'Hi.iSSFR.%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18
Fho is the young protiigate ?

SERIOUS PERHAP- FATAL ACCIDENT
We learn from Jesse Brooks, Esq
that Mtssra Robert Hicks ard S. l.
Stralton, citizens Of Bloomington,
started for Cussviile on Sunday he
9 Ii inst, and on .heir way The seat
Of their buggy tipped, both falling
out back wards. Mr.. Hicks struck
the ground in such way that he
doubled up, lighting on his back just
below the neck, causing it is feared
a spinal injury from which be may
not speedily if at ali recover He
has since been confined in paralysed
condition. Mr. Stratton received but
slight injury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18

DENTAL.-F Z. Ceomes. dental
surgeon at Boscobel vii be absent r m his Office on
professional business the first week in each month 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18

BURGLAR ARRESTED On the sixth
Of May. man calling himself John
b LAWN, about thirty five, an Irish
man badly pocke marked. low fore,
head. bu-hy, dark brown hair, grey
ar blue eyes. tiVo feet seven or eight
iuchcA. weight about 100, broke into
John James dwelling at British IIol-
low ard stole pair OF boots aiso.
broke into another house hut took
nothing H was captured by Con-
stable Bennett near tn Stone School,
house, after running him nearly a
mile and shooting him in the rear -
The fellow at first showed fight or
rather by threats attempted 10 scare
Bennett, then implored him TO deslsi,
saving he knew where he could steal
So 900 which BIO would pay rather
than 20 to Jail. After this he threw
away a gold watch and some Their
things which were found. He &C
knowledged breaking into James
house but said he left better pair
OF boots than he took. He is thought
to be professional burglar and
pFobly came over from Dubuque.
He is in Lancaster Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Y.
fpoat once address. Lancaster, Wis)

w. Local Items, Advertisements &c, to insure
49, prompt appearance in the Herald must I've
handed in by Monday evening
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18


DEATH OF julius AUGUSTINE
Died month since, at Silver City,
Nevada, Mr. Julius Augustine, in his
fifty first year. The Virginia City
Enterprise announces that his re,
mains were carried to San Francisco
for burial, the Masonic Fraternity
having charge of the funeral accord
ing to their solemn rites. Mr.. Au,
gustine came to this county near
thirty years ago and settled at Poto>
81 where he followed merchandising
A dozen years ago he removed to
Platteville and was associated with
Mr.. Virgin in the milling, and also
with McCarn in the banking. Four
or five years since he removed to
California. He had many friends
and was noted for success in business
pursuits. He left family, chiefly
grown up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18

The Book BUsINEss-But few per
sons have any proper comprehension
of how vast is the book business in
this country. Take one ''item," for
instance, as illustrative Matthew
Hale Smiths Sunshine and Shadow
in New York, which is the exciting
work of the times, is selling at the
rate of 1000 copies per day and is
sold exclusively by agents, (see aduer.
tiSement in another cotama.) The pub
fishers @. b. Burr & Co, Of Hart,
ford, Conn., use two tons of paper
day and run six largo roller presses
constantly to supply the current do
mand. This is doing a wholesale
business with one book alone. This
is large work too, it must be re-
membered, between seven and eight
hundred pages royal octave, and yet
it rivals in rapidity the sale, "Uncle
Toms Cabin" of old. Think of the
countless number of the smaller
books published. Surely ours is u
reading country
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-18

CASsviLLE MILLINERY - ihe Misses
Finney. formerly il the Millinery business at iancss-
ter anil known very superior milipers have
moved 20 CaSsyii,e aud set up business in the white
house. west of the large hotel They have re-
ceived thor spring stock Of millinery stufs S9ml
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONDAY, Nov. 15-8 p. M.

MONDAY, NUN. A0-p
The week opened on continued duiness IN wall
street The publication OF the Washington telegram
announcing the attitude OF the President on the
question OF return to specie payments produced
no excitement, Tor the conviction general that no
amount oil legislation can BRING about so desired an
object but that the frmuon OF any such hope must
De ielu TO the operation OF legitimate business nna-
eneeg The "bearsn IN gold were somewhat aston
isled to-day that the news did not produce u
further decline, and were stin more astonished
wnen gold rose from 1881 10 1919 under
the eject of report from London that the '67s had
declined from IS 70 S3sl The cause Of this yielding
doubtless TO be found in the fact that to-day was
settling day-"nledt0,n as IL is known-in London,
and that in the general demand Tor cash there was
pressure to sell all kinds OF securities. The God
Exchange held an executive session this afternoon
when the report OF the committee on Clearing House
was received and adopted. The pan goes INTO
effect on Wednesday next, when clearanees WIN be
resumed through the Gold Bank, full mem
hers only 70 be allowed the privilege, ana
ali checks 10 and from the bank TO
be made payable to and at the Metropolitan Bank,
Several OF the prominent members, including repre-
sentatives OF bullion houses, made strenuous oppos
ton TO the adoption Of the report but in van, The
enthusiasm OF the majority overwhelming all oblec-
ton. Tomorrow, at three O'Clock, the directors OF
the Gold Bank viii make statement and report OF
their condition. Dir. HoYt, on behalf OF the ESecu
nve Committee, offered the following, winch was
adopted
Whereas several Of the Officers ana members OF
this Board have been threatened with ega proceed
ings LOT fulfilling their duties under the constitution
oil this Exchange, IL - hereby resolved tlht the
Board give Its hearty coun,eaance aud emphatic sup
port 10 the officers and committees ~ the discharge
OF al the duties required by Tue constitution.
The range OF the gold market to-day was Us fol-
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fossil MItlapE Of TaE SIERRA MguATAIss.

From the Stockton tCal) independent, November 3 i
skull With horns attached, OF immense proper
tions, found on the MERGED rver in Marposa county
ny capital NetherwoOd and Ar. Dunscoinb, while
at work 10 their mining Claim about slx weeks ago
IS an interesting relic Of the "earg nhab1tantsp Of
California, which was evidently contemporancons
wllh the extinct elephants and mast0doDs Of ave or
ten tons weight and saurians OF the lizard tribe
tnat were sixty 10 100 feet long Inese animals
doubtless existed during OF those distant opocLs
described By Herbert spencer a. cycles or
periods OF $4,000 years each. The climatic
makes an arctic region n tropical one, ana
or animal, now exhibition nj Pioneer Han
hhd Whlcn mas 1een carefully examined by Dr. hud-
son Hr. ozark and other scientific men, may he
dstrlcts with the mastndon. But there IS this dif
ference. Ine horns are round, smooth, symnetr-
cal anu hollow ~ The base, and permanent. The
Ieetn are eigt on eacn side, out unred, CONSTITUTE
Ing 4 sold row. The frat five are rather sharply
serfated, ana the three last moars are considerably
nattened Tor grinding. the head and horns OF tnls
Truly wonderful relic OF the animal life OF former
ages weighs a20 pounds. Ihe horsls measure nye
Ieel Tour inches ~ length and twentY~eight inches IN
chcumieTence. Ihose who examine the headTare-
fuly VIII notlce Inc fact that the horns, leaning
bacGwards are SET ia the skull close together a.
To leave remarkably small space for the connec.
ton or the spinal column. But We leave detailed
ana accurate description Of these wonderful ,emainS
20 the scealdc, aud merely say that their kA were
never beioic seen " CalHOrnm, or probably any
where In tne 1or}d, W persons now Iiyipg.
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white for this months delivery were Nc 1c lower, owing
free offerings. The sales $40 bbls for Novem
Der 3c. 81 closing At Sisc 2i9c., and 1900 do
for December at Si9c The brokers Ia petroleum held
meeting to-day when they completed their organization by
the election Of the following officers flames Robinson
PRESIDENT John Cox vice presidents s. r. Strong secretary
s. Crowen, reasurer r. schak. J. hcCiee, W. J. Jones'
executive committee The features the organization
establishment Of uniform rate OF brokerage OF ~
OF per New York and Philadelphia, the brokerage
not be dYidsd with commission houses. ard only with
such brokers members OF the association and the
formation of executive committee whom OF dis
pue may be referred The association endeavor
which have recently grown up the bro
craze business aud is understood that the trade generally
In the benefits to be derived will tue orggn
cation nnd agree 10 trade only with liz members.
RIgE Qlet and prices heavy though not quot
ably lower The sales 100 at from s&c.-
the latter price for choice.
SUGAR -l he market for quiet but hrner, owing
TO the unfavorHble from Cuba The offerings
comparatively light and prices firm at ii &C. lac. for
f.r refining Csba and II &C. ec. for good do. do The
500 hhds. I0kc l4c for Cuba and f3Tc
l24c Porto Rco; $50 boSes, part Mt i2sc lzc
Reuued was unsettled and hi, her We quote Hard II
soft white 1895 iasc extra 13Aac and yellow l3sc. 3
Bilc.
ilons. We heard of no sales OF moment,
STTAEiNF.-ihc business was light there bcing but little
demand. Sales OF small lots made at I61ac &c.
TALLow.-The market quiet, but prices un-
changed. Sales, aU,0JU lbs. mt l0.c. lie.
Receipts, ls2 bbs. The market passaby
and higher ses 50o bbls at 81 W ~ 10, closing
II lHa
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Loans OF cash gold were made at seven TO five per
cent for carrying.
The money market was easy &C seven per cent and
under, rates showing considerable rregulafity.
Commercial paper was quoted ten to 6gteen per
cent for prime double names
The government market was extremely quiet aud
dull, the fluctuations being only one-eghtn per cent
and confined 10 lew OF the issues. Whatever ten
dency the reports from washington hau to unsette
prices onset by the actual rmer feeling ia gold
despite the reputed position of the administration
on the question of resumption. The following were
the closing street prices this evenIngUnlej States
currency SKIES l0T I0S; DO SKIES, 1881, registered,
1l73S 117}s; do. coupon, il71s ll7ss; do Eve
twendes, registered, May and November, li224
1I3; do. 1862 coupon, do, 1863 ll56; 90. 1854,
coupon, do, l12 1l3; do 1865 coupon, d., 115ss
1135s; do, registered, January ana July, 1854
1l5h; do. 1866, coupon, do, ll59s a ll5&; DO.
1857, coupon, do, Il53s 1ld2S; DO. 1888, coupon,
40, 1854 1l5h do. ien-ioriies, registered, 1918
1918; do. coupon, l07 q 1873.
Foreign exchange was firm at the advanced rates
made by the prime bankers on Saturday. step to
winch they were induced by the demand on mercan-
tile account. The decline In gold and It's relative
cheapness as compared with the price at which
goods were bought in the summer tempt the mer.
chants to wait no longer, but TO buy while the price
Is in their favor, and hence there good deal
of covering OF borrowed exchange The
range OF rates was demonstrating sixty
days, commercial, 1881 1851; good to prime
bankers, 100 1osH; short sight 1929 l09A;
Paris sixty days, 52l4 SICK; short sight, SIS
b.l3M; Antwerp 5.-11s 5,lzh; Switzerland, 5.21tl
a 5173a; Hamburg, s5k a 80; Amsterdam, 4oil a
<os4 Frankfort, 4o7. a ioX Bremen 7S1s 70; Prus-
stan thalers, 7o4 "a i3z.
The situation in the Sub-Treasury remains without
change. General Butterded has not been in attend
to-day, in consequence OF the sudden death OF
mis- lather which occurred last evening. senator
Folger, the new appointee In General Butterneid's
place, called at the SubTreasury this afternoon and
remained about afteen minutes; but, or course, in
the absence OF the latter Official transfer OF the
position was possible. 1t is not YET announced
when Mr. Folger will enter upon his duties
The stock market was very duh throughout the
Gay. In the forenoon prices were inclined to heav
meas, but rallied in the afternoon an average Of q
haf per cent upon the lowest figures OF the morning.
The following shows the range OF the principal
stOcKS:--
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A Pal2: FIGHT IN Philadelphia.
Eleven Rounds for sixty Doi.ars

itrom tile Philadelphia Age Nov. To-
The prize ring, which bids far TO sink as low and
become as OBNOXIOUS as the political rings has re-
cenHy had an eXaiblrlon--a "private view" as 1t
might be called. 1t was on Wednesday night last
and at . low drinking house In South Front street.
That large crowd had gathered III front, for what
purpose none VINO happened to pass could beA. The
vicinity, however, contained denzens VINO knew
what was aio0J and they thronged around the door
that they might nave early information or results
and arrange lneir bets or Zine shnplastcrs on the
various rounds. The doors of the house were belied
and the windows carefully closed, that none could
know of the brutal scene within. A keynoe in
the door, however, enabled QUO punlic-spinted
individual TO witness tue prize fight from beginning
TO end. The comUaIanis were stripped ana their
contest was conducted with all the recognized tor
nua. AT the front ana rear ends OF the barfoom
benches were arranged for the seconds, the umpIres
and referee. The hgnt, t was said, was for sixty
dollars a side, ana eleven rounds were fought q
knock down ending EACH The seventh was ended
with q blow so well directed that the man reelcd
and fell TO the fioor hts blood lowing freely. THIS
seemed TO crafty "Butl Dogn who drew back, anu,
with folded arms, exclaimed, 'l lgnt you for 10 10,
! WILL" The end was now near at hand. The police
had been informed OF theparar and Sergeant DAVID,
with two other officers, broke In the doors aud
arrested the offenders just after the eleventh round.
When on the street the pugsts found the attire Of
the ring much too scant for either comfort or for
decency and were permitted BY the Officers TO return
for their clothing.
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Destructive FIRES IN NORTH CARoLINA.--The
extensive cotton mil OF Battle Co., III Edgecomb
county, n. c. was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
OF last week, with all its contents. IL was OF the
most extensive establishments OF the KIND III tue
state, and employed 200 hands. Loss 500, 900 or
$4,000 and insured for $4,000 On the same day
two Baptist churches we're consumed, was also
the cotton gin and forty bales OF cotton belonging to
darsm.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CRooK-kEILY-ht TarrytowB, on Monday, NO
venber 10, by the Rev. Joseph N. Greene, OF TINS
city, Mr. S. II. CROOK to Miss SARAH A. KELLY, Oh
the former place. No cards. -
DE la uAYE-ruoMAs.--On Thursday october rs
in Paris, France, at the American Chapel ny inc
Rev. Dr. Lamson, and afterwards at the CnuIch "
the Madeleiue. CHRISTIAN DE la uAYE viscDunt
d'Anglemont, 10 CAYHARtNE LoRiLLARD, only uAugh-
ter OF the late General j. Addison Thomas " - =.
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How SENATOR SUMNER KEPT AN ENGAGEMENT
The Springfield Republican, relates tnat Hon Charles,
sumner, VINO Occurred at Greenfield last Thursday
night, mad rather singular experience In getting
there. which proved ais determination 10 ''stckr 10
his engagements. Finding himself left at Rutland
W the tardy train from Bennington he chartered an
engine and rode thereon at lightning speed TO brat
teboro; there another, and rode to South Vernon,
where he took freight train which mad been de-
layed by telegram for his accommodation. He
arrived at Greenfield ony lew minutes behind hand
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qucnoe Of the institution Of proceedings TO make tho
Commodore restore the moneys alleged TO have been
paid him by a fraudulent conspiracy OF the then
officers or the road III settlement OF the famous
"cornern OF 1868
MIR. i. b. Blackstone President OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company, has issued and sent to the
stockholders circular. In which he SAYS IN regard
10 suit brought by Z. G. Ltchled, claiming title to
one half OF the railroad now owned by the company,
that, latter careful examination OF the Dill OF
complaint died by Litchield. 1t Is The unanimous
opinion OF the officers or our company That oar title
70 the property beyond question: and that the fore
closure OF the drst and second mortgages IN the
United States Circuit Court for the Northern district
of Illinois, under which we claim title, cannot be
disIurbed.r
The following was tn-daY'a business at the once OF
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Urianas and ko5fie and ".

quiet, demand
light heard of sales prices however were steady
1T former quotations Other dull
ehan ged In value.
FLOUR AND GEAIs.-Recelpts 25222 bills -four, IS do,
and zOl meal 32tO bushels wheat TO- corn,
1920 do ORts, $3.50 rye, barley The
ket Western -four but prices
lower, especially for the ow grades; demand,
though fair for export being chiefly for The home
were about 10 800 bbis. California du and
nal For southern flour the demand moderate, and
prices strong Sales 375 Rye -four was oly
moderately dealt In prices bbs
meal remained duh heavy. Sales Cos bos We
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STREET gu9TATlllS.
HnIf-Dagt Five o,rIec,x p. NJ
CCMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Nov. 15-6P.M
CorToN.There only moderate degree Of activity in
the market the demand from all casses Of being
light but with limited offerings prices fully maintained
The ,sA bales Including 27 arrive) which
s2a for export $40 for shipment and eS speculation
For future delivery the market moderately active the
sales being zoo bales basis low middng for january
"a 3l6c, 100 do. for December 2c, d. part
nj c lgo do for January at "a &C, 100 do for March
DC and 800 do for do private Subjoned
- M aIal inns.
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TIE following were the closing prices at the last
sesslon or the stock Exchange:-Canton, 5lIs a So;
Cumberland, 90 a 27i4 Western Union Telegraph,
81 94&; quicksilver, 1874 15S; Mariposa, a o.
do preferred, 15h; Pacific Mail. 55]E 55&; Boston
Water Power. 1874 bid; Adams Express, So 4 q 81;
Wells, Fargo Co.'S 1s& 1873; American. ssi u
50: United States 5is{ 52s; New York Central Isl
a 1sllt; Er.e 1871 q 25h; do preferred, Al y:
Hudson River, f5sH 15s; Harlem, 1872 bid; Read
ing, o6X, o5K; Michigan Central lI9K; Lake
Shore, s7k q 55S; Illinois Central, t37 ll0;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 50 81: Chicago and
Northwestern. 6e8 q 6s&; do. preferred, s43l
$40; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Is a
70; Rock Island, 1854 a I03k; Milwaukee end
81. Paul, 6s3s SO; do. preferred, s3ls $685.;
Toledo and Wabash, So a 57}S; Fort Wayne, So $ a
80; Alton and Ierre Hautc, 20; do, preferred 50
IS; Ohio and Mississippi, 25k 20; Delaware and
Lackawanna los i0556 New Jersey Central, 81 i
9l4; Chicago anu Alton $50 bid; do. preferred
14s 15o5z; Morris and Essex 81 a So; Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 1917 iOS; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 2Sh a 2Sh.
Southern securities were weak IN the old Ter.
nessees and all the issues OF North Carolina bonds
The fact is hardly complimentary to the Legislature
OF the latter state, Whose annual session conf
menced to-day Fhe rest OF the list quiet and
dull The following were the closing street prices
for the leading Southern bG1ds:-IenRessee, ex
coupon, 69A 60; do, new, 62.4 62ll; DO i've per
cent, so a 81; Virginia. ex coupon, 50 50}.; do.
new, 81 54; Georgia skies, 81, a 81; do. seyens
VI a %; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46L AZ; do.
new, 37}4 a 37a<; do. special tax, 40 foa; Mis-
souri skies, IS 8sK; do. Hanniba' and 81. Joseph
50 a 30; Louisiana SKIES, 81 a 81; 10. leyee SKIES,
695a CO.'S do. do. elgnts, y ~; Alabama eights,
" a "a; DO. lyes, 60 a C2 South q lrohna skies,
es a 70; do, new, Gi5l a 6G.
The imports Of specie al this port during the pas
week have been as follows:--
November S-Steamer Alaska, Aspngali,y
sVsa ous1.. 34,U1V
sllVer................... 1854
gold, D''.'' nus ua't@. 272co
november lo-Steamer Fah Kee, nam-
Ncyn.ttss. ..s..s.+..sts %tvVp
Prince, Port au Prince, silver -. 1900
,, LOU -. ..................... $50
november l,'-stsamer Cleopatra Vera
'tuhi BQtd.......+.........+....l 900
'hNef.ss.s IA -Og
November lS-Steamer Eagle Havana
goid''t'''s.'.'.............. 100
,rn.., -. a. -,
i"Nh ioi "'V "'eN''''' '''..,,......... s50,5og
'ieFiousiy ieVoi'ep' 1477s52s
TOTAL since January J. I869...........ti 80 40 o27
same time, l563,..... a.............. Il a0t soq
same time, 1861. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y o. ~
same Tune, 1866, ......,,A. ...+........ g035 7as
y win De seen by the laN reports mat tue Erie.
Vanderbut war Is lScly to be renewed, in conse.
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y WI be seen by TIE lazy reports mat tue Erte.
Vanderbut war Is nkcly TO De renewed, in eonso.
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ot the residence or the brides parents BY Rev. =
A. Relnke. or the Moravlan Episcopal Church,
JOSEPH A. HoFFAYER &c IsABxLLA CLARK, daughJes
OF Adm. d. Clark.
MooRE--SPROUL.-On Tuesday, November 9. q St
Paus church, by the Rev. Dr. Geisenhainer, JOHN
G.. Youngest son OF Blasus Moore, to ANNIE f., only
daughter OF the late Oiyer Sprou Esq, both OF Ills
city.
MoRroN-GRATTAN.-On Sunday, November a. as
the residence Of tue BRIDES parents by the Rev. A.
'. Ciarkson, JOHN MORTON. OF CroLon, WestcnesIer
county, 10 MAaY A.. danpnter Of Jonn Grattan, OF
tue same place. No cards.
NAhTRIET-VAN BERGfEa.-By Rev. Van Raaite,
corner OF Fourth avenue ana Lafayette place, JOHN
VANfRIET to ANNA I. VAN BsHdHEa both Of Brook
Ign.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the residence OF A. r.
Putnam, Brooklyn, on Monday, November 49, by tbs
Rev. A. p. Putnam, EUGENE b. WILLIAMS to ELIZA
WALGROVE. No cards.
California papers please copy
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THIS valuable monthly contains in
teresting articles on "Fhe Econo-
my of Mixed or varied food for ami
mails" Poultry House," ''Cure for
SPAWN and other Diseases" shelter
for Stock" adaptation of the Noun
tain Regions of the South to Dairy
Farming and Stock Breeding" ''Pre-
vahtioh III Disease ii Animals, " ''Care
of Stations, /" Spring Management of
Calves, Sage of Sheep" ''Plan for o
Hog House, Poultry Hints for April, "
'sRural Economy" Breeding and
Rearing Colts, I" Feeding Horses, "
"Coehin China Fowls" ''The Mule, "
scare and 1Ianagamenbof Hogss Bee
Keeping" ''Hints for the Month, "
s'Stable Economy" ''Spring manage
menE OF Colts, Group in Fowls" SC.
The Rapid increase in the circulation
Of this popular Magazine has necessita-
ted 4 change of location. Therefore
cur friends wishing specimen copies
WIN please address
81 E1l N! p, BOYER & Col,
10 aa-ltR9kershuEg, Chester Co.. Paao
,aE9@ Uss