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sa .ns % Hss n'
vassS Eays o. ssg :s1ss' II \ Z ios $ ia
ssys Ssnys gale gale from Sc in which sprung anyArd and re-
E Sss s:s. ro s,'ps: Ars = Nth
violent s re from q during which los. and sp .ai.
Kins.sa dsy: out s % IA ss 81 lon S1ss So saw s.:a@
!hsS Rrsv.ias q Ion 9G T. saw v bark bound
boom.
PTs spesd .B, artin. Cow Bay. oB. 10 days. with coal
20 ss; with railway
up to the sth inst then had heavy gale from which
lasted for hours with great Violence split sails and shipped
s%dss o ss o@s
%s:Ioss:Hy a. q Ess:r: hsinsS Had As.sy "ssss.
day Julia Tor New YORK '''e 0''""A &C. 'A"'N
sssr sssr Tsm,4so Sans s%s Smith, s1soIs We
schr Kedron, LoveIand, Norfolk, Va
sss1 assss aSs sms,Tss pssss s%a visins yis'l'
schr Lametsa, johnson, Virginia:
schr = steelman, Ingersol, Virginia.
sehr sason, uso1a' som's:. s'4l,' Virginia.. nlssn''
schr y Nelson. Rose, Virginia.
schr Henry Finch, Bunnel, Alexandria
ss ss fpsS H1osI sx SsSSeSSwrn DC
ssh Charley woosey, Parker Georgetown, DC, for New
schr Elias Moore, De Groot baltimore for New Haven.
Cana boat Carrie Sweet, Ottawa, CE IA days, with lum
with lumber, to McGee
Canal boat Burroughs, Clark, St Johns, CE, "A days.
with lumber TO ID Ladd.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship FrAnconia, Bragg Portland for New York. with
schr Racer Howard, New Bedford for Elzabethport.
Schr Haze, MsName, Greenwich for New York.
Schr Charles Vlckery, Chase Providence for Ropdou
schr Joseph Potter, Potter Bristol for New York.
Schr Staten Island, Babcock, Brantford for New York
schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, Norwich for New York
schf Richard Low, York New London for Philadelphia.
schr 5 Tyler, Pratt, Hartford for Ezabethport.
schr Robert Smith, Baisden, Portland CT FOR New York.
schr James II all Billiard, Portland, CT for New York.
port.
schr VIM Camp, Rider, New Haven for New York.
Scar Anna Ewlar, Davis, New Haven for Trenton
schr Damon, johnson, New Haven for South Amboy.
Schr Liberty. johnson, New Haven for Elzabethport.
sehr Escort Ball, Bridgeport for New York
schr Ihomas Jenerson Ferris, Pochester New York.
scnr Cinderella, Vaughn, Port Jefferson for New York
BELOW.
Bark Johann Kepler tNGl, Rshe, from Newcastle E, 40
No3) ''
SAILED.
Steamships France, for Liverpool City OF Washington.
do Haley do Celia, London Columbia, Glasgow; Varu-
ma Gslveson Sherman New Orleans Cortes do Lodona,
DO Huntsville Savannah; San Salvador 40; Champion,
Charleston Louisa Moore, Newbern.
Also sailed, steamships America, for Bremen; Blood
hound, st Johns NF; Alabama, Fernandina Volunteer,
wilmington, NC; Isaac Bell Richmond, &c; John Gibson,
Georgetown, DC.
Wind nj sunset SW
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF SECRETARY RAwlSs.

From the Georgetown ID. C.) Courier, Sept. III
The position which the memory OF General Raw
Inns is likely to occupy might be shadowed forth by
incident In the last year OF his ne The fact to
which we refer is not generally known outside OF
the private ci;cle in which he moved IN his native
State OF Illinois. ft well known that General
Rawlins was not encountered with wealth. He was
not sharer in the spoils Of war. Some parties In
Illinois knew his circumstances, and knowing them
combination was formed and entered into by men
OF every shade OF political opinion and religious be-
lief, the object OF which was to raise tribute TO his
worth and present him with gift or slo0o0o. Raw
Inns heard that such project was on foot and with
o purity Of patriotism AKIN TO that by which the
early fathers OF American independence were gov
erned he gracefully declined the honor intended
him. And on several occasions since he became
Secretary OF War costly presents were sent TO him
from different localities, but without even having
them opened they were in every instance aud imme-
dlately returned TO the donors
Total Subscription in the Hands Of the
Treasurer.
General Butterield furnishes the following as the
subscriptions 10 the fund for the relief Of the family
OF the late Secretary Rawlns:-
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I0eed go 49,.
Tie 1o1owinx IL heea eonn3,ilsd respect
ing ~ aeeasGpDmisns nsa = tasOsf
try:
Admiral David 0lascoe fsnagut vas g
on thclst day Of July last. ..:I.v q
Lfsutenaot General Phillip Il. Sheridan
was 80 on the 9Th Of March lsst. ,.ofl III
| Gen. William Tceamseh Sherman, ~ on
the 9Th Of February last !, II, ts.assrr .4
. President Ulysses Simpson 0saAt,o ~ On
the 29d of April last
Vice-Adnirel Dsvid p. Porter, ABOUT ~
Major General George Gordon Meade, 81
Major General George H. Thomas, IS on
the 18th Of last July. .,I45o =.
Major General Oliver ONs Howard, - on
the 9Th Of November last nue. g44 10 7",,I a1a
Chief Justice Salmon p: Chase, 81 on the
18th Of January lst ,-f
Edwin n. Stanton, IS ,hla December.
William Henry Seward, Is on the 18th Of
May last. .t4 81 .aI4.aG % a15s riutE
Hannibal Hamlin, 60 On the e7th Of Au-
|gust last x .z@L$c II L7Fs 4 q
Benjamin franklin Wade, 90 on the 9Th
of last October. -." ''~''8 z''' "
Vice President Colfax. .46 on the 29d of
March last.
Senator Oliver Perry Morton, 4o on the
4th Of August Inst ..-t,,.s, ..,-+ ,s--
George 8. Boutwell,, 81 On the 18Th Of
Janury last .sEf.ffhV q
Revcrdy Johnson, - on the elst of last
Nay. nia ,abInliiid ,etsGs!..3
Senator William Ganaway Brown, 8 on
the Goth of last August. .-..
Charles Sumner, So on the 9th of Febru-
airy last h-rrfiItfT TIt.rrnf>~D
Henry Wilson, "a on the 18th Of last Feb.
ruary.
Benjamin Franklin Butler, 81 On the 9Th
of last November. 81 -fs-sEElGEss
William D. Kelley, 50 on the 18Th Of
April last. Id. -.d .-.sa;.. -. a-.' /
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Is on the eth Of
May last. A. -... '.. 7a. " q. '' .'..'
Jay Cooke. 40 on the 10th Of August.
Horace Greeley, 50 on The Cd of February
last. *.sl ns al - ISAIAH
william Lloyd Garrison, IS on the 18th
Of this December. 49,. '..,'t" -
Wendell Phillips, So Of, the Goth of last
November. ..'' wi q. 4 IL" y r.'3 '~"a s.L
Henry Ward Bcecher, SO on the oath of
last June.
Andrew Gregg Curtin, 81 on the I'd of last
April.
Theodore Tilton, "a on the I'd of last Oc-
tobcr.
Gcrrit Smith, - on the Goth of last July.
The reader will note that the. men who
command the highest positions are all gen.
orally between forty and fifty, and thoae
who have made the deepest mark in civic
annals, like Sumner, have not yet reached
sixty. ar ...,.u...--s...,t.. .. ..r!f
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IN RU CTIONS:

Containing conditions to be Incorporated In the CON-
tracts to the extent the Department may
str9" "5.."T deem proper.
Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate Of
6c when NOT otherwise specified for opening and ex.
No pay viii be made for trips not performed: and
for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained
arrivals 70 Tar bpd time as to break connscsoa with
depending mails. and not sufficiently excused, one
fourth Of the compensation for the trip Is subject to
Fines win be imposed. unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained BY certificates Of
for falling to arrive in contrct time: for negcting
to take the mail FROM deliver il into, pOstOftce
for suffering to be wet injured destroyed robbed Or
lost y -. <.. ~ -. S"@@ i" =
Tho Postmaster General may aunul the contract for
repeated failures to run asrecahy to contract Tor NO
hating hs p1stoice laws Or disoeeyinx tns in.truc
carrier when requested by the department to do 70;
for assigning the contract without the assent Of the
packages conveying mailabie matter out of the mail
The Postmaster General nmy order IN increase OF
service rUutc BY allowing therefor pro rata In
81 in a%
to make them conform to connections with railroads.
without increase 2. Pa the running tune p
continue Or cnrtai the service In whole or In part IN
order to place on the route greater degree Of service
OF s pa0c interests N ms )adgmont s.
case he allowing fundamentally to contractor one
month extra pay on the amount of1ervoe dispssod
with ana Pre- vata compensation for the amount OF
Payments will be made for the service by collections
from o. drafts on postmastcr Q! otherwise after The
airy, May and August. 80 y
The distances are given according to the hest inic
Sc no II the POINTS To
supplied b. correctly stated B3ddt's asuse tafxM
lAen.selrss on this point. .,.l .. z..,t ls..,y.
the printed form Of proposal furnished BY the depart
ment to write out In full the sum Of their bids and to
retAin eopses a them. w a. s:~2i"3i#3 !. :. ~
The bid should be sealed. superscribed EMAIL Popo
Tf5risSsy e s A.
By ssan nnt BY or - an agent; and posemfers VIII
not cse proposals for letters Of any kndl in their
quarterly returns ~ Y LII tt.3 -&I ltb ."t III
contracts are 70 DO executed and returned to the
service must be begun On tint day. or On the next mail
DAY thereafter whether the contract % executed o.
raets de forbidden ~ kw, and consequently cannot
b. allowed Baddsss Win therefore take NOTES that
oe w. . x sss e q OF shs eos
nea provide: th.. contracts rs. for ne tran:
III performance, without other reference % The mode
ss aaa p sss e Pr
such n uaer this III. bids that psoposs
70 transport the mail with cslcrity certainty and e
sss cdnslspai providing for thssstirs mail howevei
sees:ssry 70 issrs i: esisri certainty snd sssall
case Of railroad and steamboat routes 6lds nanng ds
particular mods coeceydRes are t.sayto0ly r:setsd
e - e q y: e
. 70 interfere VIM Nz9av composition, after q.
last hops saf1ss nedvilg ~ !. Aasi1gs new bid
With guarantee and certificate tsthe only way to mod
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excel!cntly mounted, and accompanied by
gaunt old servant, or sergeant, who rode
respectfully q few PAGES behind bis master.
The new corners were Colonel George Wash
ington, on his way from winchester 70
williamsburg, and his attendant, Bishop,
formerly Braddock'. body servant, now hi,
own. 10y .r.r .sstr .f'ts aafI
Washington was twenty-five q the time,
and . young man Of great sedateness and
dignity. He was In chief command oD tha
frontier, and saw Or thought lltilsof ths lail
seI. But, on this spring morning Of 1766,
his "timc had. conac." =
Mr.. Gusts greeted him, and invited him
to stop st the White House. He would do
% with pleasure, but It would be for hall
an hour only. His business was pressing
lie must hasten on to zee his Exccllercy q
Williamsburg. And, converting they rode
back, and reached the White House. Here
Washington dismounted, and delivered bid
horse 70 Bishop. with orders 70 await him
there; no woald continus bio Journey u
half "a hour. Bishop saluted gravely, with
hand raised 70 BE bat; hisinass9 entered
the house; and the half hour passed-ths
old servant waiting patiently,
His master did not, however, make hi'
appearance The event was unbeasd Of
Colonel Warrington was the soul OF pune
rtmnt3 hswH q pressfsS publit 8it1iaehs
,wbet could 10 Che meaning q III stfangl
and unwontcd delAyf
lttsAA 1puf-two hours -rasss0. .coI1ael
.s,IyaAgo ! HTfEs 1851
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United States Mails.
MONTANA. 81.

.t" POST OFFICE IMPAIRMENT, -"
Z. al .. Washington September 30. 1869.
DROPOsALs will be received at the Contract Oilice
Of this Department until p. M Of March !, IN :
for ns mails ,ss q the United State.
on the routes and BY the schedules Of departures and
arrivals herein specified. Decisions announced BY
leOOl From Helena, by Dcnnison, Dearborn, local!
miles and back, once week.
Leave Helena Monday At 8 4 m, 20 i,t.i
Arrive at Fort Benton Thursday By lam, -
"~ Leave Fort Benton Thursday at pm, .
Arrive At Helena Sunday by . pm
ling 10 GalAtin. 81 miles and back once q week.
Leave Virginia City Friday attain,
la. 4ts. a =: G:i!stis y m a.ryF
Arrive ut Virginia CITY BY SPIN a..
1908 From Helena, BY Canyon Ferry and Downicvc
ogt to Diamond City, ~ miles and back, once a
Leave Helena Monday at "a m, .'@. i...' :"
ii Arrive n :; Dismo nd, City byspm
,soc4 From Hslena 70 W.ilaia. washington Territory.
"" w 6OO miles and back, once u week.
at Leave Helena Monday at M . =. H .. $50 .
Arrive At Walla!a in Twelve days BY Tam. ~-a
Arrive yI1 assns e :, s.I nan: s,
dan, Jefferson Bridge silver star, MIX Ranch,
Boulder. Valley. Jcaerson City and Prickly
vi" Pear 70 Helena rs miles and back. three times
Leave ylrg,n!. City Monday, Wednesday and
pai = Friday At . m. F'''t't- 81
~ Leave Helen. L 2onasS, Wednesday and Friday
, A As yr i, City in g sen;; .,,
r0 Deer Lodge City and Gold Greek 70 Aissoula.
50 miles and back, once week.
mex Leave Helena Monday at an. tf- '.'# s.s'
Arrive q Mirsoa!a third day byspm ,s.,
@'' Leave Miseonh Monday ut u m,
,.oo- Arrive .t Helene third day BY GRm w..
CAy, Sheridan, Ryan and Montana to Bannacss
1 ~. y Y s;;y =; S:sss:! + a.. ..',.. Vi
:" Leave Bsnnscf City Wednesday a 8 am. 80. -
Arrive st virxini. City next dsy BY p d.
zoos From Helcna to Unonvc four miles and back,
~! three times wesk. ~ .!-t .R'
Leave Helena Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
-. Arrive st upionville by am -..ri .slgII
..." Leave uaionvii's Monday, "Wednesday and Fri.
1000 fTom a !. s'.s s.tR. c Cry Trinity cu,eno
ga9l cal--Brasdy Range, uccail and liegan Gulch:
local to t;eo,gstown, llocal1 40 miles and
." Arrive & Georgetown 1915 BY r; ...
lseio From BanI.ack City. ~ Fort Ecmii and Salmon
aa Cisy, ~ Lecsbursb, ITO miles and back, once a
nu Leave Dannack City Monday at ean, a#t",
Arrive at Lcesburgh Wednesday by Gpm,
Leave Lecsburyh Thursday at Ga nj,
loo1i From Helena s. swi1gyills Rsdsfsbtrvh. Gal.
s es:,s T So:e aas c so Is Ses aa
~ Leave Helena Monday It am, .la,5 -...45t..
Antye a. so.s.a ss,s cIsy ws%ne: g BY pm,
icons F;ea Goa G:ces, 81 E9ms.t.6urgh and Phil.
llpsbassh. 70 Helena, IS miles aud back, once
Yesvo GA crs,h 1eaua,v .%1.~
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Something Coming.
n = 80 @ D. - IL IL ~ - =. Z Es.~2
4 Column Of Magnetic Light from Tie SUI
Stretching out Towards tie Earn.

4 Column Of Magnetic Light from tie Sun
Stretching out Towards tie EavM.
The suns atmosphere, say the scienti6c
men is in q highly excited condition. A
column Of magnetic light is shooting out
further and further from tho solar sphere,
and is now strcaching out forty-five millions
of miles. In other words it has accomplish
ed half the distance beiwScn.as and thesun.
The intRcsting question, and the one on
which, perhaps, We do not need any more
light Of this character, b How long before
it finishes the restof the distance and bridges
The gigantic chasm between the earth and
the sun! Is it q messenger sent out to
snatch US up - food for the insatiate mons.
ter tina, keeps himself warm by devouring
planets, and whose fire-eatlng propensities
this whole earth would satisfy for few
days only! II so how long will this ennis
'sary be in reaching u, and carrying the
globe away il We we're : gigan NC LUMP of
coal for roaring furnace! This column of
light at intervals indicates it, approach by
flashing and corruscating with fresh bril-
fancy. So decided are its effects thai two
astronomers, one At London, the other q.
Oxford, and neither knowing tho experien.
ces of the other. supposed the dark glass. of
their telescopes had been broken or put out
of range, 80 strong was the flash of golden
light upon the vision. It is predicted that be-
fore the end of next year this magnetic light
will have got near enough to " 70 make its
immediate and actual influences upon the
earth distinctly felt. Il Is announced that
in consequence We may expect to see phe-
nomenon that have never been seen or
known before by the human nce, nany
Of our readers are therefore yet disposed to
complain Of the weather and the earthquakes
let them remember that, by this time next
year, they may bsiivis ID entire new line Of
experiences to explain and endure, in com
parison With whi6 tho ntful winter and
rough rude autumn Of to-day. may seem
like June morning Ia. Paradise, and the
earsAuuaatet Abocki and liGAt.iagss Storm,
q placid rocking In the cradle with pleas
ant lullaby Of thunder.
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Deer Lodge City, u. T. Dec. g 1888. ! d.
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Description Of Property

i etosehouse In Mcclellan
guleh...:.............
|I1 house In Je6cSsOn gulch
Ii LIVERY stslSe, west SIDE Of
Main street, BeartOwn
Hanaucr Quaft4' Mill, Ca
bic City. .............
/ dwelling house In Pl0-
neCr City. ............
4 improved ranch opposite
II mouth Of Bear gnlch. {.
II X l. Hotel, Red Noun
tain City. 800.
I house % "a street. DeaP.
" opposite Keiser's
kotsl, Cable city, one
h0uss let above Hun
t0On's store, and y Of
! houSe opposite Rays
Stable, al 10 Cable city
4 etOre houec At Spring
held. Linc0ln Gulch. :.
I house, known o. the
Magnolla Saloon, Phil
lipsburg go. ..,......
/ house In B3aekfoOt City,
formerly used BY the
Montana Hide and Fur
." COsnpany ~.
\ I house at Silver Bow now
used by Th0s Robins
~ q hotel. ...........
/ house and lot in Pacific
City, Mcclellan galch,
used ~ Z shoe shop. d.
I Quartz mill at Cable city
I Quarts mill At Butte city
known - the Ray and
Hendric mill. ......
1 log honse on west eide Of
ii Main st, Uccr Lodge
City, 1st door s0uth Of
old independent 0nict
1 house sOnth side Of Main
street, Phiilipebarg. ;.
/ improved ranch on Bca
yer creek, near Lincoln
II now owned by Ey neil
Y & White .............
I house In Rmnlettsburg.
1 house and lot In Pioneer
II City -. ........ -.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-05

The grand list for Bradford, for
1868, is: Polls 485, dogs 46 (; acres
1902; appraisal of real estate
s405, 800 personal estate S1O7, 9O9;
one per cent e5,l33O9; list for
State taxes %, 968.0g
Six feet of snow Is the amount
which has fallen in the town of
BOndsville the present winter
Ugh!
The Lebanon Springs Railroad
has been leased for term of wears
by the Bennington & Rutland Rail.
road, and it is expected trains will
be put Oh within week.
A patent has been taken out for
a new process in cigar making. The
leaf tobacco is ground to pulp and
run off in sheets, as paper is made,
done up and sold by the qllire or
ream, and every one can make his
own cigars.
The Coos On. H. Republican SAYS
that Richard Z. Kent's mare recent
ly getting loose in her stable. the
door of which was open trotted out
through the street TO biacksmith's
shop. entering which she trottcd up
to the anvil block, at which a man
was at work, and held up her fore
foot. Examination showed that the
nails were loose, and they were
properly fixed.
The account of the confidence
game attempted at Windsor last
week, which was given in our last
issue, has brought to our knowledge
the fact that the same parties prov.
ed successful in similar attempt at
West Randolph the week before.
They came from the north, stopped
over night at the hotel, and stated
they were going to Canada over the
Passumpsic. The citizens of West
Randolph contributed some twenty
or twenty-five dollars to help them
homcward," and the landlord gave
them his bill. One of our citizens
was in that town at the time and
believing all was not right declined
to contribute when appealed to, The
names of this poor "brother and sis.
ter" ought to be given to the CHART
able public Woodstock Standard.
How to prevent gray hairs
Keep your head shaved. Warrant
ed not to fail.
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APPLICATION AND PROOF REQUIR'
ED, IN CASE THE SOLDIER HAS
nErCEASED.
Look QUIT

The day Is coming when some one will get
bargain. The subscriber being DESTROYS OF he
ing released from the caro- of her real estate
aud personal property, situated IN Vcrshirs.
Orange County, w., will sell At public auction
on Wsdnesdsy, Feb. 10TH 1869, commencing
AZ 10 O'clock a. NJ, her farm Of u acres, situaC
sd on .he road from West Fsirlee, to Chelsea
On said tsrm 10 n good dwelling house. wood.
she'd, barn. aud she'd, and hoy. house. with new.
ey failing water running TO house and barn
A,so good rppie orchard, aud some 50 or 60
maple trees. Suid farni Is suitably divided In.
a. moving and pasturagc. Also in connection
with said fnrni ny grist mill. and saw mill. all
in good running order. All will be sold togcth
er us said farm house serves as MILL house
Also the grain In said mill, and other articles
Of property too numerous IN fn0uticp piess-
call, give us bid. and get q bnfgsiu. Terms
nisde known ~, sale. For further information
call on James Matthew'S, my agent, or on Dan
vel y. Clark, miller.
j, II. utLNAS, Auctiopecr.
CYNTHIA BARTHOLOMEW.
Dated Fort Scott, Kansas, Dec. 30, 1865.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons having unsettled &C.
counts with us are respectfully in.
vited to
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The palm of superiority is award.
ed to Mrs. s. a. Allen for her IN
PROVED (ncic stylc) HAIR REsToRER
or Dressing, lin one hottie, )and Il
grateful public appreciates the very
low price, One Dollar. Every
Druggist has it.
Many Suffer rather than take nau.
seOus medicine. All who suffer from
coughs, colds, irritation of the bron'
chial tubes or tendency to consump.
ton, wi find in Dr, Wistars Bdlsdm
Of Wild Cherya remedy as agreeable
to the palate ms cilcctual in rcmov'
ing disease. The Balsom is a pleas.
ent remedy; it is safe remedy ut is
II powerful remedy; it is n speedy
remedy; it is remedy that cures.
"Barret's Vegetable Hair Kcsto.
rati We" is perfect and miraculous
article. Cures badness. Make hair
grow. A better dressing than any
soil" or" pomatum." Soitcns brasil,
dry and wiry hair Into beautiful sill
ken trcsscs. But, above all, the
great wonder is the rapiditv with
which it restores gray hair to its
original color.-Sardnnoh (Go.) Re
publican.
Many people particularly children,
suffer with the ear ache; and for the
benefit of such We give n sure but
) simple remedy. Put in two or three
drops of .JohnsonS Anodyne Liniment
stop the ear with undrcssed wool
battle the feet in warm water beior,
, going to bed, and keep the hcat
warm at night.
, Capt. Charles Sagcr, who keeps
d. superb stock OF livery horses In Port
4 land, Nc. informed us recently tina
!. 10 uses the Sheridan's Cavalry Con
!. dition Popders regularly in his sts,
\ bles, and that the expense Is NOR
!. than offset by tho diminished
!. amount of grain necessary to keel
his horssS slv aye In good ordeF.