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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-19
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
HALL.
Invitation Committee

Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA CITY. raw
Pat. Mulcahy, C. c. Thomas,
A. W. Baldwin, Jesse s. Pitzcr,
VIM. Woodburn, Henry X. Mitchell.
Michael c. Lynch, - Day .
Charles Bonner, j.. l. Rcqun.
Mark Stroute, Samuel B. Ferguson,
Stephen 4. Gage, c. c. Warner,
George Hopkins, John Piper,
BIZ. Sides, John +. Doyle,
John NJ. Daniel, Augustus Ash.
VIM. Skyrme. William Walsh,
Henry Donnelly, John Walsh,
Albert Lackcy, Hugh Summers,
Pat oIConnor, Wm. Livingston,
John Harrington, Hugh Kearns.
VIM. Eddy, Anthony Bray,
, John Tibbctt, Robert 4. LOwery,
John ]. CHM, Joseph 7. Goodman
T. Barnett, James Malone.
Chas. II. Fish, James Long,
A. N. Kruttschnitt, VIM. L. Hale. ....
Edward Hillyer, Thomas Gracey
Hugh Kelly, John Pooley,
Thos. Mallon, VIM. Toy,
W. B. Sheppard, John Oats,
Pat Cullen Anthony Toy, .
Bryan Deylin, Vim. Scoggins,
John Diamond, John Tichc,
Mortimer Kelly. "--a...
-.. GOLD HILL. s...--a.
Isaac Frock, A.C. Hay,
Jewctt ". Adams, VIM. |. Cummings.
ooun LaulDcTt, Sapthlu luyIOE,
John p. Jones, John B. Winters,
Thos. Atkinson. James Synicrd,
VIM. Seaman, E. II. Anderson,
j. K. Rule, Jonathan Jobc,
D. N. Gloster, Richard Rule,
Samuel Owens, Vim. Gibson,
Mike McCluskey, John Monahan.
Owen Monahan, Nicholas Anderson.
II. NJ. Vesey, JEFF. Mcclellan,
Capt. Hogan, John 7. Larkin,
John Mahoncy, VIM. No0nan,
Peter Murphy, Thomas Diamond.
Thomas Marks. Thomas Harkin,
Joel Eeswinder, Luke Connife,
Reception Committee.
?. J. Ticrnan, D.. j. MahOncy,
Jos. Kenny, Robert Rowland,
Thomas Hughes, Frank A. Perry.
Floor Managers.
Henry Piper, Pat Falcy,
Henry Schoencman, A. G. Hay,
James Phelan.
FIser Director. CAPT. RICH'D ARNOLD
az The very hest Of Music will be secured.
To be had Of the Committee dcg?.td
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Adjourned.

NEW York, December ls.-By order
of Fiske, q large Sabbath School which
met for \ long time at Pixies Opera
House, was locked out yesterday. Con-
~demnatory resolutions were passed by
the school while assembled on the side
walk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-19
THIRD READING.

The bill came up on its final passage.
The ayes and noes were called, with the
following result: Ayes, "a; noes, 8.
[Burson and Potter voting in the affirm
%ntire.]
Mr.. Potter gave notice that on to.
morrow he would move q reconsidera-
ton of the vote by which the bill had
lust passed.
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masonic Notice.

SILVER STAR LODGE NO; IF. "A.
5 ( 4. NJ. meets at .nd hell RI,1 LSSSsi Xxx
room, corner 9n1s Mn Ma, every SATURDAY "
s.rce5s Al 7 o'clock. Stated communications,
evenlnS nd in each month. All Brethren In
n M stsndinr are cordially invited.
y. W. CHTBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill January !, 1853. jasa
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For Chief Engineer.

THOMAS II. FOX is announce, ! nS
i Candidate for Chief Engineer OF the Virgins
Firs nenSrtment, at the election In March, &c
4, nnanimonsly nominated and indsrsed py
Washoc Engine Company No. 4, oil when ns IN
AZ nnivn mcmher. latLo
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NEVADA
senate-Fineenth Day.

CARSON, January IL, 1862.
The principal business transacted in
the Senate to-day was the passage Of d
bill authorizing the County Commits
siousrs of Ormsby County to issue
5000, 900 in bonds to the Virginia and
Truekee Railroad Compsuy-whensrer
within eighteen months said company
shall have constructed their railroad
from the city Of Carson to the Storey
County line, aud ready to receive the
rolling stock-all of which shall DO OF
first class work and material.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

LAST evening the Rev. J. T. Oxtsby, Of
the Presby terian church, at this place,
preached au sbls and practical discourse
to his congregation, making some timely
suggestions - to the daties devolving upon
bis hearers ct this the commencement; q
q new year. At the close be anuounced
that the week for prayer commencing on
Sunday. Jan. Sd, and continuing over Sun
day, Jan. 10, would be observed BY his
congregation, a It would probably no BY .
majority Of Protestant churches throughout
the country. Prayer meetings will be held
every evening this week ct tho Presby terian
church, here. The following topics, among
Others, are M9gested by the American
branch oi the Evangelical Alliance, as suit
aUle for eXuurtatiun and intsrcession on the
successive days Of the meeting:
Nosdsv. January 4.-Confesaion of Sin,
and Thanksgiving for special and general
msrcies, during the last year, to churches,
nations and tamit.s.
Thuts..y, Jan. 5.-Nations: Fer their
temporal and spiritual prosperity; edifying
iuteraonrse. and the ma 'nte1anee of pea CO !;
tor increased openings for the Gospel; for
iae renewal Of social evils; for the tetter
observance Of the Lords Day, and for kings
and oil 10 authority.
Wednesday, Jan. 6.-Fsmilies: For chill.
drea Of Christian parents; for . blessing on
home iadusncs; for oil seminaries Of Chris.
tian learning; universities, colleges, and
schools; for Sunday s.hools,. and pri.
vsts Instruction; for our youth abroad, and
for . blessing on Christian literature.
Thursday, Jan. 7.-Ths Church: Fer
mere knowledge Of Gods Word and in
crease Of spiritual life; for sound and faith.
fHl preaching adapted TO rich and poor;
growing love to Christ; . more earnest love
to Christians of varied name and Of all ma
tions, and for the sending forth of more Ia
bsrsrs into the harvest.
Friday. Jan. S.-Missions: For the con.
version Of tho heathpn and Mohammedsns; /;
for the growth Of missionary zeal; for the
removal OF hiudrance 10 preaching the Co.'S
pei among oil nations; for recent converts,
and for oil who are suffering persecution for
the truth.
Saturday. Jan. 9.-General: For the
conversion of Israel; for the circulation of
the Holy Scriptures; for Christian snd
philanthr0pic societics, and for the outpour-
ing Of the Holy Spirit on Christians and
Christian Churches throughout the world.
Sunday, Jan. lO.-Sermons: The duty
Of the Christian Church In relation to the
religious wants OF the world.
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Relations by Marriage.

A great many complex relationships come
about by marriage. We have heard Of the
neither and daughter who married brothers,
and who therefore addressed each other as
sisters; and also of the young man who, on
being asked BY the judge whether be had q
father and mother, said he wasn't quite ce: J..
tain whether he had or not; frst bis father
died and then bis msthsr married again,
and then his mother died and his father
married again, and now hs dida't know sx-
aetly whether they were his father and moth.
er or not. But Dan. Bryant,at the minstrels
tells Of The most complex family ever kaown,
something in this wise: Il married =
young widow, who lived with her step.
daughter. Ny wife was therefore the moth
er.in-law and aaghter.in.law Of my father.
an the steP-father Of my step-mother-that
10 to say my fathers wife and my wifs's
daughter had 9. son. He my is step-brother, Of
course, but being the son of my wife's step
daughter, my wife, is Of course, his grand
mother, and am bis grandfather us well a.
bis siep-brother. My wife also bad hoy.
Ny step.mether is consequently the step
sister of my boy and also bis grandmother,
because he is the child Of her stsp.son, and
my father is the brotber-in-law OF my son,
who is the son Of my step.mother. am my
mother brother.in-law, my wife is the aunt
of her own son, ny son is tho grandson OF
my father. and l am my own grandfather.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

A CHARITABLE CHARNER.-The wife Of
one Of the leading foreign Ministers In
Washington tosk book sohs time ago and
went from mouse to house In the residence
part of the town, soliciting subscriptions for
q charitable object. Suddenly she entered
parlor, the pictures and decorations Of
which showed too mauIfsstly that 1t was
disreputable house. A woman entered,
whose face and dress confirmed the suspi.
cion. The minister's wife quickly present.
ed her beck, and made her plea. '.Do YOU
know whs am," said the woman, "that
-ou come to me on an errsnd like this?"
'It matters not who you sre," said the
lady; ''your gilt to the poor may be better
than you know" The woman took the
book with Frightened face and wrote .
subscription.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

Governor elect, Hoffman, Of New York,
was Saturday morning escorted to the State
capital BY the ninth brigade Of the National
Guards and u company Of cavalry, to be in
sugursted as Governor. Notwithstanding
the storm, which was the worst Of the sea.
son, large crowd was present to witness
the ceremony. Governor Feuton and staff,
followed by Governor Hoffman sad staff,
entered the Assembly Chamber at one
o'clock. Governor Fenton addressed the
Governor elect in cordial and congratula-
tory manner and surrendered to him the
symbols of office. After the ceremony Gov.
Hoffman held reception at tho Executive
Chambers, and Mrs. Hoffman at the Execu.
tive mansion.
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THE NEWS.

Sir Isaac Nswtsn was born 90 Christmas
day, 1641.
King william Of Psussia, has this yeur
given $40, 900 for building new churches
and repairing old ones.
The siamese twins have finally decided
not to be severed. They are too much at-
tachsd to each ether.
Partisan gossip says that Gen. Dix 10 dis
liked ct the French court and that the cour-
tiers sneer at him and speak in disparaging
terms Of his diplomatic ability.
West Point has 214 cadets.
A hog born without ears is the latest nov
city in Troy.
Cornell Uniyersity consumes six head Of
beef weekly.
A man named Cunningham has been
swindl,ng along the Hudson, and msrries in
every town he visits.
Newburgh pays her clergy man about $780,.
COO pr annum, exclusive Of parsonage rent,
and other perquisites.
A Rochester lady found three pink mice
in an apple the other day.
Hay is selling at from $40 to $50 per ton
In Troy.
Tue Rochester Common Council has de-
cAed that tho street railroad shall sustain
itself on i've cent rates.
There wss large Fenian dsmonstr alton
at Cork, ireland, Friday, st which Mr..
O'Sullivan made strsng speech.
The Government Of Greece is actively
engaged in perisotisg and completing The
assessment ofthe National troops.
The steamship Java, from New York, ar-
rived at Queenstown on the lst. The steamer
Cimbria, from New York. arrived at South.
amptoa on Friday.
The London Times OF the lst, in Q leading
editorial, denouncss the project of the Lib
erals, for the abolition Of the "prime seni-
tUre,' &C., and says that England is essen
TALLY aristoeratie aad conservative.
There has been considerable outflow OF
specie from the Bank of France during the
week that just passed. The ofneial state
ment of the condition of the affairs of that
institution is published. whereby 1t IL
shown that tho amount of bullion on hand
10 quite 81, 00o, 900 francs less than that of
corresponding period last week.
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OH CITY CORRESPONDENTS.

OH CTrY, Jan. 4.
On New Years eve the friends Of Rev.
N. s. McFstridge, Pastor Of tho Presbyte.
rian eburcb, made him donation visit.
On Friday evening the Concert given BY
the Vsnange County Musical Association
for the benefit of the Catholic Fair, was the
most decided success OF any they have
given this season. The audience was intel
ligent, refined, and appreciative, and the
hall was literally crowded.
The opening chorus, "Sleighing Glee,'
with bell accompaniment was handled with
much spirit.
The solo, 81 would be o soldier" WAS
sung by Capt. ". H. Coling, with his hab.
itusl good taste.
The duett, save Sanctissima,' We never
heard sung more sweetly than on this oc-
casiss, by Mrs. E. S. Brandon and Mrs. 5,
c. Niskiin.
Miss Emma Henderliter, 10 the solo.
"Heme Of my heart" manifested the pos
session of vocal talent Of n high order. A
pupil OF Professor N. 4. SkiRner. who ranks
ct the head Of his profession, she will with
study, attain to excellence ss vocalist
Nj. E. A. Kelley was 10 fine voice, and
sung several Buffo pieces with such effect
% to couvulss the audience with laughter,
aud bring down the house eve-,' time.
The A B c dustt between Mrs. Brandon
and Mr.. K. was loudly sncorsd.
The solo, ''Spring Time," and ''Salus .
la France" Mrs. E. s. Brandon, were given
10 tho exquisite taste that always marks
this lady's efforts.
Nr. McCutcheou was encored in the
''Deitchers Dog
The Quartstte, "Come in beautiful
Dreams" was sung very correctly and with
much expression, by Mrs. Brandon, Miss
Duff, and Messrs. VIM. Poole and McCutsh.
con. Miss Duff has fine contralto voice,
under good cultivation, and sings her role
with uniform good tasts.
The choruses were ell sung In Q manner
indicating careful training on tho part OF
the Musical Director. Prof. N. E. Skinner.
The Association Is fortunate in having the
services Of so eminent musician. Mr.. s.
has the offer OF highly lucrative profess
sional engagement both in Boston and
Chicago.
Among the singers wsro Miss Williams,
Jennie Harding, Julia Smith, Mrs. II. G.
White, and Miss COlling.
The President of the Association apolt =
gized for tho absence Of Professor Skinner,
who was confined to bis bed BY On attack Of
sickness.
The Catholic Fair was, BY request, ssn-
tinued on Saturday evening, when the
drawings took place.
On Wednesday evening next the Musical
Association have . grand benefit Sacred
Concert ct st. Joseph's Church, rendered
by the worthy and popular pastor, the Very
Rev. ]. D. Coady. There will be large
chorus, and enc of the most accomplished
erganists in the State, the Rev. N. J. Deck.
er, OF Meadville, will perform the. accom-
pauimsnt 1t will be On entertainment
such a. presented only in our large Cities
juan.
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The neurological record Of the year con .
prises the names or Charles Keau. Sir David
Brewster, Lord Broughsm, James Roths-
child, Berger, Samuel Lover, Coquerel. the
sculptor, Maroehetti, Rossini and Dean Nil.
man, in Europe; and in this country the
following: Bishop Hopkins, Leu!ze, Elliott,
the Mount brothers, the sculptor Ball Hughes
Ssba Smith, Charles G. Hslpine, Prof.
Adler. JULIA Dean Hayne, James Buchanan
and. Thaddeous Stevens. Admiral Bell, Oi
our navy, died while On service abroad and
Ada Isaacs Aenken died in Paris.
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ChrfstmEs Gifts Z!

Gold Watches, Finest American Watches, Musi
cal Instruments, Albums, Plated Ware, Faucy Cut.
lery, spectaces, and Pocket Books. Also oil kinds
Of Cigars manufactured. Fancy Smoking Tobacco,
and Meer.chaum Pipes. All these and great deal
more cnn he tound at ]. WOLFE's Jewslry Store,
next door to Sherman House
Dec1u
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ALlsnA.-This is . newly discovered article to he
used for hair dressing, which ia said to ba super!
to anything Of the kind yet placed before the pub
lie. It renders the hair ssft and glossy, and will It
Is sad cause the hair to grow on scalps which have
long licked such covering. tits not properly 4
hair dye, and vet 1t will 40 operate tho roots Of
the same when applied as to restore 1t to Its origin
time. Il il beyond question, very superior thing,
and will more than ll the expectations Of any one
who may purchase it.-Syracuse Paper. Try Sew.
ards Cough Cure. Its the best. A. D. MILLER b
CO., Wholesale ard Retail Druggists, Agents for
Petroleum Centre, Pa. nov121m.
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PADuCAH no longer uspires TO be the great
tobacco market OF the world. The Herald
says: Psducah is probably the greatest
tobacco market in the West, but certainly
no one will have the bardihood to claim for
1t a position beyond that Of second 10 Lonis.
vile.
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TIE Catholic Fair will continue for this
evening, In consequence Of the large mum.
Der Of articles undisposed Of. There are .
few moro prizes to BE- drawn. and . large
quantity Of goods to be sold at auction.
These goods will bs sold of very cheap.
This 10 positively the last night OF the Fair
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LAST Saturday night the windows of Mr..
MichaeIs clothing store, on Washington
street, nearly opposite A. D. Miller Il Co.'S,
were smashed 10 BY some midnight prowl-
ers Such operations should bs stopped BY
the prompt and severe Punishment Of the
perpetrators.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

Iris reported that Colonel James K. Kerr
formerly of this county, but now OF Pitts
burgh will probably be the next Democrat.
ic candidate for Governor Of this State.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

The side sf uill gave way few days
since, at WILDER, O,stsr county, and 1000
bushels of corn stored III the min slid into
the creek.
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The evidence in the Hill homicide, Phil
adalphia, now favors the prisoRer Twitchell
and the general impression lis he viii be
acquitted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

"LADIES wishing to make an appropriate
present. will find beautiful SLIPPEk PATTERNS
at A. 8. SMITHS Boot Shoe Store decl5tf
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NEW WELL--Last night nav well was
struck on Wild Cat Run. ltis dsisg twenty.
i've barrels per day, aad 10 the property Of
Mr.. David Ysuney. A good thing for that
territory.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

BIRD CAGES, wholesale and RETAIL Thirty
four different sty lss to arrive this week, at
A. ID. MILLER b CO.'S.
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The attention Of our readers 10 called 10
the advertisement Of Captain }. B. Gegeie,
Hardware Stare, Oil City. BE suIe and
give him call. r'
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~. Call and examine the nne assortment Of
SLIPPER PATTERNS at A. s. Smiths Boot
Shoe Store. dseI6.tG
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CANARY BIRDS, best German imported, whole
sale and retail, at A. D. MILLER b co.'s
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~ FANCY GOODS, oil descriptions whole
sale and retail, for Holiday Presents, at
A. D. MILLER 4 CO.'S
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THE new we'll on tue ksnueusett tract,
owned hy Mr.. Farmer. which was struck .
few DAYS ago. 10 now producing thirty bar
rels per duy.
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MARRIED.

PyRRY-GRASER-.-O New Years Eve. b.
Rev John T. Oxtoby Mr.. William Perry to Aist
Bella Fraser, all Of this place
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

Details Of the Conference at Paris have all
been agreed on, and the sessions will begin
on Saturday next
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large assortment Of FINE sEwED BOOTS At
A. >. Smiths Boot & Shoe Store. dscl6-u.
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1880 rolls WALL PAPER received this day at
A. d. MILLER / cos.
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BuH''o rpsra ..e "en supplied With
poultry
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Beautiful slipper Patterns at A. 8. Smiths Boot
q Shoe Store decI5-tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

PArER AND ENVELOPES at A. D. MILLEF
& CO.'S.
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Excelsior BiIIiurd Pnrlors.

EXCeIslOr HII1IUrO FUrIOrSs
To enjoy delightful and quiet game Of Billiards,
60 to A. o. Farnhams Fashionable Billiasd Par
Tors, on Washington Street, next door to the Roch
ester House. These Parors are within a short dis
tance Of most Of the principal hotels in Petroleum
Centre may eff
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
j. 9. PkATHER,
At tn. OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MATN.sT,
opposite the MeClintock House, has on hand .
large and nrst class stock Of Flour, Feed ana
Groceries, which he 10 selling at low figure.
- Don't forget the place-where A, d. Cotton
& Company broke up. jan2.k
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DIARIES for 1869 at A. D. MILLER d cos
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w. H. NICHOLSON Il CO.,
Are closing out their stock Of TOYS for half
price. New Years is coming! DON'T fail to give us
call Fancy Goods sold ct barEainsi
And for q general assortment Of
BACK CANNON BOARDS,
DIARIES FOR 1860,
CUTLERY,
GOLD PENS,
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY Of al kinds,
ws have complete stock.
TOBACCO & CIGARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Also, q Circulating Library, composed Of standard
works and the latest out Terms only $3.50 for six
months dscll.lm.
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THE best plscs in tovA to get pair of Bosss
made Of the best stock, that will wear WE'LL a1d
warranted to fl, b At J. a. Plauso's Fash
ionable Boot SAep, washngtea strss. PeEofsun
Centre, Pa. Give him trial sepleth
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

CIGARS AND TOBACCO At A. d. MILLER =
CO.'S
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I8HAM + ca, have the largest stuck u RsVOh'
J. VKRS In Vssangs s0usiy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-09-04
Snlutty Corn.

4 correspondent of the .insericun .1gri-
culturist writing from Iowa says, CATER
reading the article in the July 1grfcultur-
ist about Smutty Con, thought l would
give yon my experience in the matter
First | would ask 4 question of those who
claim to have lost cattle by eating smut
Did not those cattle eat corn fodder and
smut when dry, and did they not drink a
great deal of water after eating it? l wish
they would be particular in looking into
to be in drinking after eating the corn, and
will give my reasons. Previous to 1866
our cattle were watered after coming ont
of the field, and we lost some every year
them before turning them into the field,
and the result has been we have not lost
a single head, while others in the county,
who did not water before turning into the
field, lost many cattle. Five of us in this
settlement have over five hundred head of
cattle, and last year raised about two hun
bred and fifty acres of corn, and had a
great deal of smut among it, and our cattle
fed in the fields from December list, after the
corn was husked, until it was cat up, and
we lost none. We water our cattle before
turning into the field, and do not give them
any more water until the next morning.
hope to hear the experiences of others in
this matter, as it is question of vital I'M
portancc to stock raisers."