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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-24


them, the last named being the worse OF
the two, take all the hay from the nests
and burn it. Drive ali the hens out. Get
an iron pot or vessel of any kind, put in
the center of the house; shut the house
as tight as it can be; put in the pot a
pound of roll birthstone. Heat a piece
of iron as large as a mans fist red hot
and put In the pot with the brimstone.
Keep the house shut close two hours,
when open and Yentilste. Sweep and
dust out the house thoroughly. Dissolve
one pound of potash in one quart of hot
water. With an old paint brush paint or
wash every part of the house, inside and
out, roosts, nests and every place that can
be reached with the solution. Get, now,
quart of kerosene oil and 60 through
the same operation, painting the whole in
side of the house, satllrating the roots well
with it. There will not be a louise left
when these directions have been followed.
II is some work to do it, but it will pay.
Put fresh hay in the nests, and let the hens
in. When they go on the nests TO lay,
as soon as the nest is warm, If there are
any lice ON them the latter witt leave.
They viii be seen crawling around the
front of the nest boxes; but their lives are
short they cannot endure this remedy and
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Comparative Value of HAY, Corn
asE and Roots

&
Many English farmers feed no hay to
their work-horses, but keep them in high
working order with straw, roots and
shorts. The equivalent of twelve tons of
hay can be produced on one acre in roots.
Farmers in this country will eventually
bring vegetables more into use as stock
feed, for roots are cheap, healthy and nu-
trieiOus. The american Stock Journal
has the following suggestions on this sub
ject :: s-s -,
'.An acre of ground retained expressly
for hay yields on an average not more
than one and a-haif tons of vegetable
food am equal space planted with carrots
or ruta-bagas viii fyield from 10 to 20
tons, say 10 tons, which is by no means a
high average, and has often been attained
without extraordinary cultivation, 1t has
been ascertained, by careful experiment,
that three working horses, ID IL hands
high, consume hay at the rate of 200 lbs.
per week, or five tons and l04S lbs. per
annum, besides one and One-half bushels
of oats per week, or 70 per annum. BY a
repetition of the same experiment il was
found that an unwOrked horse consumed
nay az inc Itllt 81 lbui anu OuG-t ualiICl
| tons per annum.
''The produce, therefore, of nearly six
acres of land is necessary TO support a
working horse for one year, but half an
acre of carrots at 600 bushels per acre,
with the addition of chopped straw,
while the season for feeding them lasts,
win do as well, if not better. These
things do not admit of doubt, for they
have been the subject of exact trials, as
some of your agricultural friends can tes-
tify.
1t has also been proved that the value
of one bushei of corn, together with the
fodder upon which it grew, viii keep a
horse in good working order for a week.
An acre planted with corn, and yielding
/, 90 bushels, win be ample TO keep a good
sized horse in working order for one
| year
Let the farmer, then, consider whelh
er il is better to maintain horse ON the
! produce of half an acre OF corn; or, on
the other hand, upon the hay and grain
from six acres of land-for it viii Te.
quire six acres of good land to produce
the necessary hay and grain as above.
The same reasoning might be made use OF
| i'm the feeding of cattle and sheep ."
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EEeaVcS.

DR.. Ransom says: Seeing spearment
and other articles recommended for horses,
prompts me to mention my experience
with another valuable herb in the cure of
thisdistressing and troublesome complaint
Feed no hay to the horse for thirty-six or
forty-eight hours, and give only a pailfull
of water at time Then throw an arm
full Of well-cured smartwoOd before him,
and let him eat all he will. In all cases
where the cells of the lungs are not
broken down, great relief if not perfect
cure viii follow ] have seen a horse
with the heayes as bad as / ever saw
cured with one dose. Smartwood is val
uable for many purposes, and should he
laid away for use when needed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-24

\ correspondent of the Western R"rdI
s,,-s his better half recently treated
him Z, a dish which was a novel one, out
was very grateful to his palate, and he
furnishes the recipe for the benefit OF those
who would Ike to tryit, as follows:
Take one pint of -four, two eggs and
,,,.,,fnf of huttermilk, half teaspoon
fl nr soda. half a cup-ful of molasscs,
i.aIf..a-cupful of stewed pumpkin, passed
,l,rourh "a coarse seivc. Beat the eggs
y,Il add the other ingredients to the flour,
stir Them well together to thin batter
fir, quickly in a plenty of lard, and serve
while hrt. with cream sweetened, "l
butter
70 E,,srn.lnate lice is Ken Houses
II G. Wheeler writes to the R"rd
NglO YORKER as follows:
.sTo exterminate both the common heI
,ease and the minute hen spider $50 cal
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How the English Fattcn Fowls.

Among the many modes of fattening
fowls, which are, from time to time, present
edto the public, none is more highly com
mended than the following, which isthe
method largely practicedin England, and it
said, always with great economy perfect
success. In this method the custom is to
put the fowls into coops as usual, but where
they can get no gravel. Keep corn in
feed boxes all lifetime, and also give them
con-mcal dough, wcll-cooked, once day.
For drinking give them fresh skinned
milk, with sprinkling of charcoal well
pulverized. Fed in this way, it is said
they viii fattcn nicely in from 10 to y
days. If kept beyond that time, it is Gus
tomarv TO furnish them with gravel to
prevent them from falling away. One
extensive English fowl breeder states that
he has tried this method for years, and has
never known it to fail. In this method,
as in all others, it is of course necessary
that the fowls should occupy coops pro
tcctcd from the cold, and kept perfectly
clean and dry.
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GRANDE NOUVELLESE

vHE FRENCH EMPRESS HAS CONE
down to Nashville. at =. GTaSttte-s
Rair store, where everybody can SEC ner
,;tb tbs hp4t assortment Of Hair Braids, curls.
ChiRpons and Wigs, better made ana eaeaper
than any other establishment in the city.
Also, Hair Jewslry, PeTfumortss' SonlnS'
Brushes, Soap etc.. etc.
Come and See for Yourselves.
S.-Private Room for Ladies GsU Dress
ing and Children's Hair Cutting
Gents Wigs made TO order ene9Per saAH u
New York CITY. p. GRAY LIS
may III 25N. Cherry ST.. cor. Bank allsy.
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]. M Carsey Son&Co
UaYEssA sCa'H Rs
{ commission Merchants
CORNER BROAD AND COLLEGE.

NTESSRS BAILEY GRDTAY Il co,
WI having Withdrawn from the Cotton de-
partmenI, aad j. NJ. CarSey from the Grocery
department of the old GrH4. the undersigned q
fers his services, in connection with bic son, W
h, CA RSEY, to the Planters and Shippers O
Cotton and other Produce. 10 sell or ship fol
them. Doing 8 strictly Commission business
we hatter ourselves that We shall be able Il
give satisfaction to those who may favor u
with consignments. Our motto will be to ODE,
instructions in every instance. which must b
given US in writing. We shall be pleased to re
ceiye eonsignments Of Cotton or ether PrOduc
from Planters and Others, Our charges will b
the same as those Of other Commission MGr
chants OF this city.
Thanking the old patrons of the house o
Bailey, Ordway a. Co. for their very HbeTa
patronage. wn solicit a continuance OF tho sam
10 j. IN. CARSEY, SON 4 co.
W 3 ". az EENET,
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BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THE CTTY-oNE
w two-story Brick House at s., 800. One-story
Frame House, five rooms, at $500. One-story
Frame three rooms, at 81 900. One-story Frame,
two rooms, at $500. Two twO-stOry Bricks, free
territory five rooms each, at 5000 each. Two
one-story Bricks four rooms each, free territory
at g, 500 each.
IN FDGEFIELD:- beautiful two-story Brick, six
rooms at 81, 900. One-story Brick, four rooms, at
$4,000. One-story Brick, five rooms, at 5000.
Terms very easy.
BESIDES this we have a large number of resi-
dences in the city and Edgeheld at prices to suit
any one. -
ARLINGTON FARRAR Il WEAKLEY,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
oct2g-tf No. 81 North College street
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Grapes, Apples and Peaches.

NOR SALE, 100000 CHOICE ONE AND I o
II year old Graps Vines, grown entirely IN
the o1en air from bearing woOl-OVeT twenty
yarieties-warranted true 70 name. In the list
is the Ives Seeding and concord, given up TO be
the best wine and table grape now in eultiya-
Also, 10000 choice grated and bu,ded Ap-
pie and Peach trees.
Send for catalogue AMI price list. Nursery
four miles from Nashville, on the Gallatin pike
Address, u. w. u. PA1NE
oclltf Nashville. Tenn.
CALESMEN.-Wante few, reliablesner-
- retic statesmen, to sell by sample standard
goods. Address II. H. RICHARDS & CO.,
4i3Chestnut street,
senI5 cod An Philadelphie,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20
J. B. WALTON q DeSLONOe'S SALES.
SALE on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. I6 RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL
BY j. B. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.

BY j. B. WALTON q DEssLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneef.
Once. Carondelet street.
GATURDAY, March q, $50, at II o'clock
- N. At the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE will
be sold
LOT OF GROUND situate on Rampart street. IN the
square bounded by Rampant Basin, Canal and Common
part depth Of 1z7 feet 10 inches lines between
parallel lines running through TO Bias street
The Improvements consist of well constructed and ele
gantly finished TWO-sTORY AND ATTIC BRICK hcsl-
DEsCE containing large psriors dining beow ant
six bedrooms the floor The house provided with
all the requisites ef elegance comfort and convenience
Parties wishing visit and examine the house with view
TO purchase do SO by applying 20 the snctionees
81 TERkS AND COSDITIOss-One-f0urth cash in United
States Treasury notes. the remainder credit Of two
and three from the day sale in of tbs
chaser payable 10 his order and by him Endorsed aud
bearing interest at the OF eight cent aud
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege the
property until FINAL the mortgage to embrace this
penal caase Of i've cent fees in case Of suit TO
payment OF OF the notes The buildings to be
kept insured 70 the satisfaction OF vendor until the payment
Of the last note The purchaser will be required TO
Of TIE one per cent sDec State tax In case L IS
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be given
the first OF JAY l569 unit which time rent VIII be paid
to the purchaser.
Of sale before A Kszureau, notary public q. the
pense Of the purchaser intending United States Revenue
stamps
NoTz-The furniture. including carpets mirrors chande
lers. brackets, etc, will be sold in May next
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20
Charter of the Company.

Qur-w
coPASY and have f Is So &c fa n
81 me Connsnv " 'He pHec'0is Is the oncsi organ
SIC Zoe said cooperation established for the purpose
railway and tejsersnb 80, 100 - ne "
slgibe ,an,s ~ ee eoin' VIA Nermion' On the most
thence TO e"En,ct b s s soUe o. nTrkvs and
Rio ;Tapde RivI ns i 9..s 9I eVlnsc,on Win the
With IN. Pacific coast a. San Bliss and the City ofhsxcO the
sacurs 1fo-rnity ri,h 81 al S 40 WI
70 have such branches IS the stockholders rsaer des
sEc The capita stock shall be sx.d a. one million Of
and NAV be increased by ot =, esIs each
any esH meeting Of soekh ldsrs thereof provided tho
c1mnle.e eorirroe,t go i, Ia es .. an
cst .T1 nnnafsd sno my thousand doIars shall De sab
he hands o ne S ave s. cent o. the sun pad INTO
%snsns oISn.son Of he company sh be made by the
SIC fbs sa s1e e ~ o, .ne COMPANY;
elections sna DC ned IN The Ely Of New Orleans the City
sx ssDss5j Rsgsas s s
nett annual IoestiDg
holders held the 'econd WEDNESDAY in February OF each
representing hall of said stock
paper selected the efcsl p.ser of the company BY
the Directors the city OF New Orleans and majority Of
the stock be present directly ~ to constitute
Of may far organize TO sdosrn from day
proposed be consdsfed having sied and notice
saaons as nssen PrSTosd VIII be required to secure
SIC The stscsholders, at any legal meeting annual
called when three ouths Of this stock represented sud
votes snrmavely shall have power 10 change th Charter,
and Of It's officers and elect all the
cances created thereby and by said vote authorize the
issue OF bonds and any all things Necessary
Of the entepse and by such vote also may provide for
the extinction Of the Corporation such terms equity
and law require Any legal meeting y
O majority aforesaid soa have power receive and
amend the By -La~, made BY the Directors
SIC There shall be elected Beard OF Nine Directors
who shall be Stockholders and Who shall their
number President Vice President and Treasurerhe Tea
give bonds in such requiredsnd shall
GERS as may oe Necessary said board nay act n Person or
y PROXY unt elreeea oy the and
montn sna ooo speSsi meet y a. ny titne sast thes D
% Lay se 49, uent caleu "
~. VI @ " Hi' SVEN 70
49, SS ,, Ia a., a. r. s-e % b i- pre-
Pae ooue ~ NJ w u ny Cullpany'
anu ~ D. ne ~ &c h 49, lon teh
anu soon Dy ua DC 70 ia gosr9s snoscs 20
- az. @-u s'-e-' "a -'4" -u 'Ne P1O'ASi''
Vi slls Snsaset. -. -. Al. - -,
vsn Of The and no more IAN ss Der een bs
re1rired al sny lime the said Board shall srove for open
shall increased except by special soekhod
three urhs OF the stock being In person
proxy and approving the same
SEC The Directors shall I'LL any vacancies In their
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20
House OF Representatives.

Fifty.seven members present.
Morey gave notice Of a bill to incorporate the
Louisiana Velocipede School.
Various petitions were introduced and referred.
Mr.. Pratt introduced bill to relieve the vetsr-
ans Of lsl4'l5. Referred 70 judiciary committee.
A petition from P. J. Kennedy for 1884 900 was
introduced by McVean of Caddo. Referred to
claims committee.
Mr.. CureIl OF Orleans introduced 0 bill for the
relief of McH. and J. III. Williams. Referred TO
claims committee.
Aresolution of inquiry into the existence Of the
Office OF State engineer was adopted.
Faulkner OF Caldwell gave notice OF bill
amending the Law creating the parish Of Rich
mond.
AS also did Lott OF Rapides a bill relative to re-
corders Of the city Of New Orleans
of Terrebonne gave notice of bill to
authorize canal from Houma, Bayou LAfourche,
to Berwick's Bay.
LANCE Of Eas, Baton Rouge gave notice Of o
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IN BAsKRuPrCv- EsrArr q, ,-v,

sur. OF New dreams individually aud as capa,tas- OF
Sern No o. Victoria Texas-Unised states as
fh Dsulet OF Louisiana New Oresns Janu .ry III lS9
ee W kVe notice that on the 9tn day Of January A n
VARIANT IN ban kruptcy issued a1ans the estaa
- Ley s'ern and copart-er New Orleans in
sne OF orleans and State Of Louisiana VINO WAS al
ludgee bankrupt on hts pesn that the payment Of
any Gsois aud delivery Of any properly belonging
transfer OF any property by him, forbidden by law
meeting OF the creditors of the said bankruDt to prove
tsr deos ana 10 choose hs esta
MI be held a. Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holden at No
Al Exenange Place IN tie city Of New Orleans Louisana
before Donsten Augusn. Register the 2Dth y 81 Feb
ruary, A. D 1852 1t y O'Clock NJ - ~ - wv
A-No 246 FL HERON
jal2 ft20 o. e. Marshal District ~ fonis;.ra
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IN nANKKuPrcv-ksrArR or rRAsrxoN

IN BAEKRUPTCY-EsTAT OF TRAsIMON
Landryoice United States Marshal District of Louisi
New Orleans, January H. l559This il to give notice
that on the 9Th day OF January 1862 warrant in bank
Cutcy issued against the estate OF TamOn Landry Of
Donadsonve in the parish Of Ascension and State
lsana, who has been soudged bankrupt his petit
on that the meut Of debts and delivery Of
property belonging 20 said bankrupt 20 him FOX his
aud the transfer of property by him. areobdden by
that meeting Of the creditors Of said
~ debts ard 80 choose sssgnees Of his estate
will be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy, be holden No IL
EXCHANGE Place. the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana
before Donation Augustin Register, the 27th day Of
February, A D. 1863 at IL O'Clock NJ -
A-N1. as =. J. HEBRON,
ial2 fe27 ". g. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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IN RANKRUrrCv-Esr OF CHAsLEs q.

IN BANK OF CHABLEs u.
lNobles-United States Msrshss Office. District Lou
isana New Orleans jan II lS6his give sOtice that
the It'll day OF Jsnuary A ID. 1863, Warrant Bank
Tuptcy issued against the estate OF Charles NOhes
Orleans parish Of Orleans and Of
Who sdudged bankrups his own petition; that
the payment any debts and delivery property
longing such bankrupt 10 him for his the
property him forbidden by law; that meeting
the OF the said bankrupt prove their debts and
10 choose sssgnees Of his estate will be hsd ct
Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden No Al Exchange
Place. In the city New Orleans Louisiana before Donation
Augusn Register the 10Th day OF February, A D. 1863
at u O'Clock N.
Mo 247. Z. J. HEBRON,
jal2 fe20 U. g. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

bANk kUP CH-FSrATES OF THEODORE
fros and Theophi fro indivd ALLY, copstnsrs
OF ne MN OF Theodore fros Co Limited Marshss
once Dbtret OF louisiana Orleans January 4 1859
Ibis 10 give notice that the 4th JanuSry A D.
loy warrant IN bankruptcy issued the estates
OF Theodore ros and Thsophie Fros individually aud as
eopaitners OF the hrm OF Theodore Fros CO., of the
city OF New Orleans In the parish Of Orleans State
OF Louisiana who have been sdudged bankupts their
own petition; that the payment debts delivery
o. any property belonging such bRnkupts 10 them or
LOT her USE and the transfer Of any property by are
forbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors of the
SAID tankrnps prove their debts and choose
hssgnees OF their estates will be held
ruptcy 10 be holden at Al Exchange Place
New Oreaps louisiana before Donation Augustin Regsar
A-Eo 10 p J. HEBRON.
js5 fe2O U. 8. Marshal, District OF Louisiana
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DIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUEERY,

PatrunEed BY Empress OF tho French and excessively
used h al fashionable circles Ekcssnes sad Sdpsr
Gritty.
rIGAuD A cos YLANgYLAN0 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the b yauo a 20. are the only i'm
Dors IN Enrope fragrant extract Of Ysngyand IRON
the Philippine lslee.
RfGAtb 4 cos TOLUTINF, delicious Toilet " stsr
superior 70 Eau lie Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Florida
Water. -, -. -
RIGAUD a co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, szquisitely per
huroed and keeping It's fragrance 20 the last.
RIsAUD n CO.'S MIRANDA POnAfOA for preserv
ine and beantify ing the hair. -
RTGAUD Il co.'s DESTORTNE, most sgrsoaoa
sxr for preserving the teeth and pernnng the breath
RTGAVD A OO.iS TOOIE-CEzAM, y remarkable pro
ps-aor oroducng brilliant Whtenses 70 she teeth.
RI3s I'd co.'s RO3E POWDER, superior 70 Violef
md sli ether Starch and Rioe Powder -
THE ITTILH MONITOR; q GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
th Phot0aphic nlustrn0nf vii % ssnt receipt Of
stamp ,,.,,
Agent r. Eewberry Sons, Is ST. Ps1 Church lard, LO1
don
N'''' r. DUCoE6Es,
re<
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S, GUINaUlT'S SALES,

UNRESERvFD SALE oF MRS. DURAND'S STORE,
WINDING UP HER BUSINESS.
BY .. GUINAULT,
AUcrfoyERR
Ofce-Corner of Exchange Alley and Bienville suest.
TFNUEaDA n. Feb 2sSd, 4 SEQ, 20 a'ctock
X and ensuing days Royal street, between Benville
and Cust0r1house streets, will be sold
The Of the store consisting Household
articles. splendid and complete China dinner SETS Cut
China mantel China such plates
dishes and pitchers punch bowls plated
table and kitchen cutlery plated spoons and forks cook
ing utensils and quantity Of articles too long 20 enunerate
BIZ TERNs-Cash
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CENTRAL TRANSIT COMPANY
CHAuTEK.................. -.CHAzrEK.

We the undersigned. form ourselves into Cor
soAtlon under the laws OF the STATE of Louisiana parte
sfy set forth for the organisation OF corporations works
o. fuole Improvement and Utility Revised Statutes Of
1900 and which hereto attached FOR poyd
lTg Railway and Telegraph Line from some point
nisss ipp river opposite Of New Oreaus
and thence Wis VerrnOn By the most eligible route 10 th
sabine ~ point below Rurkvie 10 connect With hs
Neutral TRANSIT Company OF Texas and thereby compiste
hairoad ard Telegraph connect with the Rio Grande
ultimately with she Pacific Blas these
purposes We ave fed this the subo Charter aud
signed the .sme adding to the
number sna Vue OF SHARES and aggregate amount OF
srectve subscription 70 said company.
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ERENUH MKDIUHSEs-
-YzzrkRxD Br-
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is BuE RICHELIEB. PARIS.
APPROVED BIZ THE PARIS ACADEMY Oh
REDICINK
I8ur1n du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Rien
xaaess Kills.

The treatment chorotc scroulous directions evny
org and tedious the usual preparations o. ron wnicn
net unfreQusny fail owing 70 the stomach nos beng eoe
sunort them The researches OF Professors Harmon, o.
brussels Gensou and rsrequin OF Lyons berzehus and
Trousseau have demonstrated that tnis anotaoe
Failure owing the shsencs OF Manganese, which - Vel
"a Iron Is an essential element Of the blood These FMS
therefore supply Important deficiency IN ao
nave eossqusny received appreciation OF she Aeaden
OF Medicine lie principal scientific bodies ihey Ate
nivsd with certainty OF success against Chorcs lSi en
es Sto ach plants. Poverty OF the Blood aod IL
ssr xenruaton aud preferable 20 tAe plus OF ioa.ae
AZ IRON sozs II Al Goeg srOtRo1s and saroaros Aase
iona