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the rest Of the list Prices yisade a, but
stayed by the eagornessA q invest at the declna
0ns closing quotatiora of the last open board
were a. follows:-Cdmbsriand, So Wells. Fargo
Co.'s Express, rs bid; American Express, ss bid;
Adams express, 81 IS; United States Express. ~
= o.; Merchants Union Express, I5H . l6x;
Quicksilver. 2k q Is; Canton, 65 . 65A;
Mariposa. ezs; do. preferred, "a . 24,I; Pacific
Mail, 12iK 122; Western Union Telegraph, SAX
35K; New York Central, 1859 1e5X; Erie, 30
sok; Hudson River, lsl . 1s1x; Harlem 1917 l8s;
Reading s5x s5k; Chicago and Alton preferred
ll7 100; Bankers' and Brokers', 1o2 bid; Alton
and Terre Haute. 40 bid; do. preferred, 65 81;
Wabash, o11 e2H; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 75k;
do. preferred ssK ssx; Fort Wayne, l2aX
l24k; Ohio and Mississippi, ssN o "a; Michigan
Southern, OK o2K; Illinois Central, l4o; Pitts
burg sssl; Toledo, lA . lo4k; Rock Island, 12s
l2s1s; Northwestern. saR sax; o. preferred: s7a5
ss; Boston Water Power, II 1zkz. ,rz
From these prices, which are lower than the
highest Of the day, there was sharp decline upon
the street after five O'Clock. The market was
spasmodic In its fluctuations rendering IL very dif
cult to 1x prices precisely at a given time The
closing figures at ten minutes to SIX when the ex-
crtement had comparatively subsidized were as nearly
as could be gathered, as follows:-New York Gen.
tral, 1G2 1925 Erie, 3sK q 80; Fort Wayne,
122s4 1221; Michigan Southern. ok 91K; Rock
Island, 127zS 12s1; Reading, e4X s5; Northwest
ern common, 50 ASK; Northwestern preferred, soX
81; Pittsburg ssH . 50; st. Paul common, rs
76X; St. Paul preferred, e4 q e4@; Pacific Mall 12oK
asked; Ohio and Mississippi s3k bid. In the "drop"
produced by the decline In Central Rock Island
touched 1877 and Northwestern preferred say. The
three stocks the most sympathetic OF the list
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ma m hal mr. Suf n
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
foll0ws:-
. custom House. ---Sub- -7redsu,y.-s
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Batnnces.
Jan. 49,. $500 IFS g. 78S073 473S070 $50, 11b122
Jan. 1s.... $4,000 206e,9o2 a,e427s3 So 2sS.ss7
The value OF exports, exclusive OF specie, from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day was $2ess, O9o against $ss7e.6so for the week
previous.
Annexed is q comparative statement OF the con-
dtion OF the Philadelphia banks for this and last
week.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


TUESDAY, Jan. la-sP.M
BUILDING Almost al kinds were slow OF
SALE prices without change Of consequence Fart
spruce but to sought after, prices were steady
at $ls $40; arrivals small Laths steady 81 90
sa with Of 900 at the inside prices was mode
rsiey active 81 60 for 80 for lump while
Rosendsls demand and nrm S2 So Bricks
steady and firm at the following quotations Long I
and Sl6 90; Crocn SIS S2s New Jersey, sls SIS so
North nver, si7 and Phladelphis front, $50 ss5.
BKrswAx though quiet higher, being quoted Hxc
S2xc. No racs OF moment
cha nged western ans city aSanantne being quoted a. s
&c. sperm fsc, and patent bse.
were steady ,s roiowns quotation. y shocks: q
- Sss '.s y r. IL ns ss4 % s's 81 nSssa aa ~ s
So pips DO ss 10 "a boz co. go; green hoops feet,
CorsSssrhs market Tor Rio wss. quie. but hrm a. the
srgnSss we beard & no soS gsn'sso sons
Sc ssSs scod ae lie 90 Iiiss, iss
ss,,. 10 :. Mar.csISo on priv.i, terms s We aaos
Dcmnso , is % costa Riss sans and fs Ns,iss iss &c.
s pa ss'As. M %. ssa. mss &
~ s'x sss ss.sa & ss
Phasdcphia,n,Tco - -
sqs s SsA; S prices were ,YIsy.sns ,sss
hsrsS sas IA xe % % % s .saoas .'' '''
Corroy. y.-ksespts svl bales. The demand Wa. again
ss .aS T va. .. ,sr s. were sss s
~ S Va. sns . S F
and March, Ec. 2c. and 500 do, FOR February, Il
2shc subioined are the closing quotatousi
f1f -I ~N Cpllnds and Mobile all N. q. uHd
ybrsda. Msmthis. Tcres
Good Ordinary. Ith NM rs
Low middiing.. zIl .sL Ex
Aldrnnf ~ -f.sNHM ZH4 S9}5
GOOD Widditnr... W Vl8 VI
CORD DAar.--Manils was steady At 2fc, assc.
Dnues Avp DYES ecrcraly duh. The aacs 80
casks bleaching powders part at yc. as currency; eco
kegs bcsbonaic soda part At zc sgc., gold; Ns tons
soda ash at 8.ltc ass, dol 10 do. sal soda At y
10 dol cssc soda, CSC Esc, do and opium, Sla ~
B19, gold In bond. y. VI . --.. . ~ s .
meal spQ bushels wheat 1880 do. corn $3.50 DO
and 2oD DO malt Thc -four market was cmphaiioay dn
but prices lower, and there manifest disros
ton 70 force sales. Extra state. under light supply,
mansd hrn, though there almost no demand for H.
CALIFORNIA; hour dull and nominal a from ~ " & for
CD and new. The snles wore about b70 bbs. Southern
Rye was quiet bu prlosa ssadv 100 bbls.
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xwN ugrxHe us9yx COUNTY, NJ x-NrwApK
Chestnut Il ~ n o of NJ RR sv 36xi0o. IsoO
Ess NecheA 70 & Is n from Ooyers lot laxSl 2bOD
Kssrnev e - 6ummer Av cor 2sxIco ....... 80
Lbartv II Ma Of Elm q 0 n 'front.'. TOo
Plume I'll II 80 7th ward 9Sxo0. $500
BRLLEvILLE.
stsrhecs a - r a. srDmNSpears land 6sx2O9. Qg
Stephens a S. Il Spears Land, b512o9 3T
4. c0hEIKLD.
Newark and Pomptou roSA lot s0rl20 $50
ON TON
Belmont ~, q - n Of Ws> rey p, zoxsS 800
ASaK.
Morris and Esssx RR. lot 50x5b< 5000
TRAnsYERs HUDSON COUNT, n. J.--ygReEy ofTY.
Angsaue av 4 lot 81, map B0nersve Sxlo0. 100
Grand e. LOO n Of I6sh st. 5oxl0o coo
Luke q. = lots and ., tract 4, LosA Vineyard 600
Wellington av q lis II Of 9Th s isx75 JL5oO
7th and Willow sts . cor 23x60 60............-..zHN
Lots II and Is block l08, Coster estate. LIN
HUDSON CITY.
Magnolia n 100 Chestnut b0xic0 3lOD
Meadow lot a. Hudson Land Association 3ixlM... 250
WEZHAwKKN.
Niles sv so Of s0th 50xi0) 100
BERGES.
Bergen Point plank road adj Gussmsns lsoxlo0 10000
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yss sow q sas but unchanged n value About -
flle1y In lots, sold at 6kc. &c. for low 70 good
We quoe:
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MEDICAL .BEHERAGE.

/ loved her, and she knew it we'll;
She'd make Il careful diagnosis,
And give me, like naughty belle,
Her smiles ih very little doses.
I sent her notes and little rhymes,
With bottles of her fathers tonic;
And had told her many times
= loved her-so the case was chronic.
*She seorned me. / need hardly say
That oft in anguish would leave her
MY love would ebb and flow each day
A sort of intermittent fever.
nsed all remedies / know
Took stimulants and then tried ices;
But no refrigerants would do
The case was one eternal crisis.
had n rival--woe is me-!
The fact must, perchance, acknowledge,
homeopathic was he
wretch who never passed the college;
And though never called him quack,
He used to say how much Taught him
But laughed at me behind my back,
With her, knew it, for caught him.
We were good friends in outward guise,
For in tue village we were fixtures
And to such heights did friendship rise,
We even took each others mixtures!
OF that arrangement I'd the best,
His giobules were harmless present;
But the poor fellow oft confessed
My compounds were by no means pleas
ant.
We used to take long walks with her
We two that loved her to distraction
And pleasant smiles her lips would stir:
TO us twas hardly satisfaction.
When incOmpatibles agree,
And S(HIa isn't riled by acid
At that time-not till then-shall we
Agree to love her and be placid.
So things went on, the end drew near;
They came one morn-her face was
prouder;
He said in fun that he felt queer,
rose and waved n Seidleitz powder.
A powder wrapped in papers two,
l gave him in the loved ones presence;
He took the white one, then the blue,
And died a death of effervcscence!
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2oetieal.
SCHNIIZERL'S PHILOSOPEDE.
BY CHARLES q. LELAND.

BY CHARLES &. LELAND.
Herr Schnitzerl made philosopher,
Won of de pnllyest kind;
1t vent mitout a Wheel in front,
And hadn't none pehind.
Won Wheel vas in de mittel, dough,
Und it vent rs sure rs ccks,
For he shtradded on de axle dree
Nit dc Wheel between his 1ecks.
Und ven he want to shtart id off
He paddlet nit his veet,
Und soon he cot to go so vast
Dat avery dings he peat.
He run her ont on Broader shtreed,
He shkeeted like der Wind,
Hei how he BASED de vancy crabs,
Und lief dem all pchind!
De vellers nit de trottin nags
Pooled oop to see him bass;
DE Dentschers all erstaunished saidt:
"Potztausend Was list das o.
Boot vaster shtill der SchnitZerl flewed
On-mit gashtly smile;
lie tidn't tooch de dirt. ply shings!
Not vonce in half mile.
oh, vot ish all dis eartly piss?
oH, Stb ISL 1lislIl y SDDChSeSS
oh, vot ish varions kinds of dings!
IND vot isl hobbiness!
We find pank-node in de slltreedt.
Next dipgs der bank is preak;
We folls, unit knocks Onr outsides in,
Ven We ten shtrike make.
So vas it nit der Sclinitzerlein
On his phlosopede.
His feet both shipped ontsideward shoost
Ven at his extra speed.
He fellcd oopon der Wheel of course:
De Wheel like bitten flew,
Und Schnitzcrl he vas schl,iz in vact
For id shlished him grod in two.
Und rs for his philosopede,
1t cot so shkared, men say,
1t pounded onward till it vent
CAM tenfelwards afay.
Coot where isli now de Schnitzerl's soul ?
Where dos his shbirit pidc9
In Himmel troo de endless plue,
1t takes medeor ride.
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4 CHILD'S WISDOM.
BY ALICE CAR

When the cares of day are ended,
And take my evening rest,
Or the windows of my chamber
This is that love the best;
This one facing to the hill-tops
And the orchards of the West.
All the woodlands, dim and dusky,
All the fields of waving grain,
All the valleys sprinkled over
With the drops of snnlit rain
can see them through the twilight,
Sitting here beside my pane.
I can see the hilly places.
With the sheep-paths trod across;
See the fountains by the waysides,
Each one in her house of moss,
Holding mp the mist above her,
Like skein of silken floss.
Garden corneas bright with roses,
Garden borders set with paint,
Garden beds, wherein the maidens
Sow their seeds, rs love doth hint,
To some rhyme of mystic charming
That shall come back all in print.
All with what world of bl' shes
Wien they read it through and through
Wedding ont the tangled sentence
From the commas of the dew;
Little ladies, choose We wisely,
Lest some day the choice We rue.
can see troop of children
Merry-hearted boys and girls
Eyes of light and eyes of darkness,
Feet of coral, legs of pearls,
Racing toward the morning school house
Half head before their curls.
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A BACHELORS DREAM.-One night while
I lay sleeping, ] had n dream of joy
thought had a charming wife, and dar-
ling little boy. flowed, / lingged, kissed
thenl-I ate them almost whole. My little
boy got angry, my wife began to scoll.-
But soon scream terrific awake me from
my sleep; my face was scratched in pieces
plague take tie brat, Ny wife she was
aapillow, my baby was a cat.
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VOICE OF THE PLAGUE.

/ am coming! am coming
Like II vulture for it's prey;
And my sable wing will hover,
Like pail above each day.
/ will gather! will gather!
Meath my dark aud bloody wings,
Che fairest, lovelicst, dearest,
Ofall terrestrial things.
The Grape shall be suspended
Der each threshold that see;
And the hearts that leave bleeding,
Shall q morsel be for me.
O, | am coming l am coming:
Prepare ye soon the way!
Make We ready shroul and coffin,
Set the grave-spade in the clay.
And the hcarses get we ready,
These are all that you will needs;
For come upon mission
OF the quickest, livelicst speed.
Not .ah honr will I accord you,
For vain pomn and empty show;
For make all cities desolate,.
Where'er chance to go.
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NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES /:

NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES
John Phelps g. Co., Nelson Laupl,in &
Co, Joseph Hoy g. Co, General Harry T.
Hays, +. II. & j. NJ. Allen g. Co, Johr
Chaffe & Bro G.. II SlOcOmb, of Slocomb
Baldwin g. Co., Wingo, of Beadcs, Win.o
g. Co.
TREzEvAST e. BEHEN, Agents Nortl,
Louisiana, Office: Monroe.
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UNDERTAKEN,

PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
TIME undersigned announces to the
i public, that he is now ready to
supply the wants of the community
with PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES AND CASKETS. His arrange
ments are perfect and complete in that
line, and the public may rely on being
supplied at all times. His rates are
reduced and the cheapest IN Rapides.
PATRICK KELLY,
Undertaken.
March 18th, '69-6m.
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NOTICE.

YaHE UNDERSIGNED would respect.
Il fully inform his friends and the sugar
planters generally of the Parishes of Ra.
pidcs and Avoyelles. that lie is now pre-.
pared to set or repair kettles and boilers il,
the most approved style and best work
manllke manner Having had IS years ex-
pcrience in this line of business. he feels
satisfied that lie will render satisfaction.
and will guarantee that his work will be
better, and by his style of setting boilers.
economize more fuel than that of any other
Mason in either Parish. Best of references
given. if required GILES SMITH
March 18th, ls69-3m.
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HENRY ST. JOHN, Local Agt., Alexand.
ria, La.
VIM. T. MADDOX, Solicitor for Rapides.
Avoyelles, Sabine and Natclitoclles.
Feb.17tlI-1y.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
~ Cap. Note. and Letter Paper. Penn.
Ink, Pencils, Mucilagc and other Office
Furniture.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blneing, Scrubbing Brushes
Backing and Brushes.
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DIRE C TORs:
John Pemberton, w. S. Pike,
Edward Rigney, E. A, Tyler,
J. w. Stone, w B. Schmidt.
&c. ii. SlOcomb, A. Thomson
Alexander Marks, T.. Delhonde.
Philip Meyer, C. Z. Girm,lev
George A. FOsslick, Marshall j. Smith
Edward Barnett.
JOSEPH ELLISON, President
w. $. PIKE, Vice-President.
ST. CLAIR DEARING, General Agent
w. r. HARPER, Secretary.
NJ DICAL ExA MINERS.
DR.. Il. Fl. Moss, pr Sam'l Cbonn;n
Or. \. =. LeMonier, DIR. Henry Smith.
DR.. j. II. Lewis, DIR. w. G. Nichn,.
IA. Brcanx, Attorney,
ALL KINDS OFLIFE RISKS r46rv
Ordinary Life and Annual Endowment.
Ten Annual Endowment and Five Animal
Endowment; Single Payment; Particina.
ting and Notwithstanding, issued by tI,,s
Company as low as any other COMPANY
AH Payments Non-ForteitaJle.
II. A. BIOSSAT, AGrSr.
Alexandria, La
DIR. J. S. FISH, Medical Examiner.
OctOler14-6m.
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WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w friends and patrons of Joseph We'll,
that we have purchased his entire inter-
est and contents of his store on Front
street, and will carry ON the same under.
the above style.
Joseph We'll is thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on his house and hopes
bis successors will share equally WE'LL
Z. d s. We'll have assumed all the liabili-'
ties Of the late firm and all payment of ac-
counts and notes must be made to them.
We will continue to keep in our store
everything in our line. Our stock con
sists Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
CROCKERYWARE, BOOTS.
SHOES. HATS. ETC.
All of which we will dispose of at very
small profits.
" We will pay the highest market
price for cotton, or make liberal advances.
Jan. 10, 1869-tf.
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ENLAvOR1NG EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va.
mlia, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap.
pie &C., &c.
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GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

GPORTING REQUIsITIoNs. Ely'sGur
~ Wads, Double and Single WaterprOo
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and RemingtOn's Revolvers. Colt,
Cartridges, Sizes. Smith &, Wesson',
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes Powder Flasks
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws
Gun Nipples. &c.
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GENUINE BERMU.,A ARRONROOT
~ III Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
mess, Mace, Ginger, Pepper, &c.
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GOAL OIL. Lamp wiclss.
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.

J. T. IRRELEVANT, JR. & BRO,
Agts. for Arkansas, Louisiana and Eastern
Texas.
Issues Policies on all tie Improved Plans.
All Policies Non-forfcitable.
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NINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
4 Bor' ton Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
lon: ia 'naica Rum, Irish Whisky, Por,
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar.
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VIoLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital
ian Strings.
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sINE ENGLISH Hair and Tootl, Brush.
es: Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum, Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-31

CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac
~ CO, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lou
lsiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut OF
the Premises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

To KEEP CATTLE FREE FROM LIcE.-Water
in which potatoes have been boiled possesses
poison fatal to lice. Dip into it large
sponge or wooden cloth, and wash the cattle
freely, choosing a sunny. warm day for the
operation, aud as their hides dry, comb them
with u currycomb, and see for yourself the
effects of the water
In England, cattle Of all kinds are curried,
as well as horses, and they are improved in
flesh and health by the operation. Irishmen
always curry their pet cows, and their hair is
sleek and soft,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

Stories of Emperor Nicholas continue to sp-
pear The latest is that he was roaming about
tne barracks incog., one evening. and saw
through an open door one of his best officers
sleeping with his head on a table and with
manuscript before him. The Car stole in and
!ound that it was ~ cash account, of which the
debit side was double tho credit side, and con.
tained' among other items. 1000 roubles as
pension TO Ne officers mother. The debt sur
plus was 300 roubles, and was followed BY the
query, "Wio will pay this sum ?" over which
the officer han evidently puzzled himself to ex.
haustlon. Ife Emperor quietly wrets "Nicho.
Las" as an answer and went away. The young
man awoke' asouudsd at the dread autograph
that met ms eye and on the following day re-
ceivsd an imperial letter WITH the 600 ru1bles,
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VoX PoPULt--the voice of the noople is unan-
imous in praise of one thing at least, and that is
Morse's Indian Root Pills, and it is well deserved
The best remedy in tho world for almost all dis
eases that ailiot the human race, they act direct
ly on the blood, stomach and bowels. Keep your
blood pure by an occasional dose of these pills
and You Will not be sick The blood is the life,
keep it pure by using the only medicine that will
completely cleanse it, Morse's Indian Root Pills.
Use the Morse's Pills in all eases OF Bilousness,
Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities Head
ache, Indigestion, DC. Sold by all dealers.
Nov 6--1m.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER & 1890
legal.
MORTGAGESAI.C-

I - SALE;.-en the nrst s,v ~ Irn.
az A. lo John Hogaboom mortgasd 10 lay o. yuho
rs NAH OF the northeast quarter OF section opy
srH se north; OF range three east ~ me i,
mCpai meridian, In La Sale county and Stat. "a e hiU
soussnd 81 Promssory note late for one
nterfs yer annlm made by said Hogaboo and per eent
sad aDoy which said note and interest on the san se 10
gust 5lst 1863, Is due and unpaid A' sihce Au'
uetsiore notice l. gyen that by virtue OF nova. =,
snu ~ sofhey gwen ny said mortgage the undert
deiAu OF the payment OF said aforesaid sha viii ~
the ,tn DAY OF November A. 1869 ten O'clock 1n
SCUM door OF TIE Court House Ottawa sell said rz
or nuch as ay NJ necessary TO paw said note and insrs
and costs and expenses. TO the highest bidder for cssh
BUSHNELL AVERY, Solicitors. o. oci ~
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FEEDING PoTAToEs TO HoGs.--An Iowa cor
respondent of the Western Rlral writes that
paper az follows
] didn't like the idea of hauling my potatoes
fifteen miles to market and selling them for %
cents per bushel, so commenced feeding them
to my fattening hogs raw The hogs appeared
to be very fond of them at first, but they soon
commenced to mince over Them made their
teeth sore. j suppose.) then boiled and mashed
them while bot, and put bran with them, one
bucket of bran to three Of potatoes, adding water
enough to make a thick slop. | give them this
mixture three times day, and little corn in
the ear, at the same time. The hogs have fat
tened much faster with this feed than they did
when ! fed them all the raw corn they would
eat with bran Stop TO drink. don't think they
would do better on any other kind of feed. The
pig pen is my potato market this year. OF course
1t Is not necessary to mash the potatoes to get the
hogs TO eat them, but think to mash them with
bran they will 90 better on ESPECIALLY in
warm or mild welther-than they would il Civ
en- alone.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sod at half tn.
price.
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GALE OF REAV,
CTATE TJTNoJs T,s,1r-co

~ COHatv Count ReTeof, 10 YElHta.V tenn, 1870.
John kmcr administrator of the estate OF Av iIuer ID
Ceased ~ John kibner, Elizabeth klmcr. Henry KilHer
Thomas hllner Egbert kmer, Jacob Wiscy Ana W. Wiey
1anlmlsh WSev, tathafne Wilsev JOscuh Fellows
Fellows, John Miller Mary Miller and HELEN KilmePtsi,
fyT ieGre 10 sell re0t eStufs. ~
Affidavit of the nOnre1ence Of said defendants Henry XII
tner, Jacob Wsey and Ala NJ Wiscy having been filed In ina
office OF the clerk of said court notice IL hereby given no be
SAID Henry ner Jacob Wsey and ALA NJ Wlsey thar said
petitioner hed his petition In said the 9Th iav OF (.
tober D. 1862 praying said court for the saa
OF the following described real situated In the county 81
La sane ana State OF Illinois, viz: Lot No. fourteen ul, in
bioch eleven CD and lot No sixteen O6 in block twelve g
IN isc'ey Addition to The ownot Marseas and that q sam
mons thereupon issued said court against sad dend
ants reurnabe the first Monday OF January A. D. $50 AZ
Is by Law required: 49,
Now unless you, the said Henry Kiner Jacob wiIev and
ALA d. Wsey, shall personally be and appear before said
County Court on the first Monday OF Jannay H. 1870 AZ tho
Court House IN Ottawa, IN said county and Plead
dennr 10 SAID petition, the and the
charged and stated will be taken confessed and decree en-
tered against you according TO the prayer said petition
A. B. MOORE, Clerk
D. NJ ARMSTRONG, IetltOnCr'S Solicitor