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~ ~. Take two teacupfuls Of corn, parch
il thorougbly, being careful not 10
burn: II; add a good handful Of hops =;
boil iii water enough to cover well for
an hour and a half. Pare six good
sized potatoes, and boil them for half
an hour with the corn and hops. jSift
the potatoes (when done) through a
eullanders and strain the liquor through
a cloth on to the potatoes; add a table
spoonful Of ginger, one cup Of sugar,
and a half cup Of salt; put in cold water
enough u make up q gallon, Put the
whole IN o jug, having added a teaeup-
full ofgood yeast to raise it. Set the
jug without corking, in a warm place
tiiI II begins to work then cork it
and put it il Che cellar. and .he longer
It stands the better it becomes. a4I ~ If
When wanted for bread, you should
(asa noonn) take FIVE or six boiled pota-
toes, d mash them: very fne. stir tn tea
cup full Of -four, and pour on a quart of
boiling water; when put: in a cup nearly
full tof yeast, and set tie ffesrment in a
warm place till night; then set a soft
aponge, witha,warm water and -four,
adding the ~ferraent;i il will be ready to
mould Up hard the first thing in the
morning. Let il rise till quite light,
then, mould it out in, Ioaves,~ rise again,
and bake in thelHsualWay. The sponge
should not boz set near the. stove!f Tie
superior qualities ofathis yeast are
shown by the fact that you never use
saleratus III the bread, and it never
aQUTfS.s 81 laq ,ss 4ish a34t5tP ets"s hst
If these directions are followed, with
good -four, you may. be sure Of sweet,
light wholesome bread every time. . l15s
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PhOsphOTeScenCe ; y 't+'t., $50
Or, THE EMISSION OF LIGHT BY MIN
ERALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS, BY
r. T., PHIPsON, Member Of the Chemical
Society Of Paris. | vol. I6mo., 2lOpp,-
Price, 81 rs. ,gs. t@TaJ s6ea<,
The author says :: II have brought forward
in the present volume every case of Phosphor-
essence which ID has BEEN In MY power to OBJ
tain, after seeking for andsstudying the phe-
nomena in, the whole domain Of Nature : y
Phosphorescence. whsther manifested by The
the Bologna stone a fungus, Of a
falling star, is generally looked upon as an IN.
explained and mysterious production oflight.
j hope, nevertheless. that I have been able to
exttissate u . little from the ofbsseurtity in which
it has hitherto been enveloped." oteG & q
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Vi tts597irN Tsp e4!.-L .tfy%st Isl ssf' ,eay7s'
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Elements Of Greek Language.
Taken from the Greek Grammar of James
7 Hadley,, Professor in Yale College vol,
p &512mo. 81 80. 7'!-'. '3.5 '.
This ,volume is published in answer to the
frequent requests made for an abridgnent of
Hadley's Larger Gramnla suitable for begin
Rers. .s-.. ~-Ii 9a 9... B.: b. .'.s"
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~ Stateaof Louisiana 3"
Parish Court, .n 1..4 I, Nozraaos

Parish f ess's' If St. Landry, 5. No. los, 1926 ).
I'd 81 Estate of Evelina Marks. aas~
A NDRE D. MECHE. Of the Parish of
N s.. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
Of Evelina Marks, deceased, late Of the
parish of St Landry, having filed a final
tableau of distribution Of, the funds of said
Estate, accompanied by his petition praying
And whereas the prayer ofisaid petition
has been granted by an order ofcourt' bearing
date Of January thagstcts ~ not hssG Is hereby srab given rr to all
nersons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing at my office in the town Of
o~pelousas, within the time required by law
WIN the said tableau should not be homologa-
-. JOS, D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Jan 20, 1870 aFft% ~&i EaE .+t&t % .4
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58tGE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF STs LASpLiy.s 81

-yT85sfs8fFsf33~
I. Yves D'avy, Recorder in and for the Par.
ish q. 81. Landry. do hereby certify that the
foregoing il d. true fopYu Of the original of IT.
cord IN my etdce, and that / am tllz keeper Of
the same, t,st. rea,t;r q, .k.4.a-, !
In testimony whereof, I hrreuntc sign, and
atix the seal Of my Office, At Opelousas+ this
Lstal; nd i YVES D'AyY. Recorder.
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NOTICE.

sees .r G. 4.F.E
VHEfTOLL1 BRIDGE across the Bayou
Il Carron at Washington, having been com
pleted in accordance with the act OF the Police
jury authorizing the salnr,s will on and after
this date be open to the public as a Tolt Bridge
at the following rates of toll IT.. s. ~.. /
For all persons en- foot. -..-.-.--.... IS
" morse and rider
:" single horse and bugsy-.-+--.-.---..2O
:" horse and art...-.- --..-..-.I...2
All vehicles drawn by two Enthusiastically
" .~I&TtAa"n . four " ..---..1
&c =" six =" .......35
" lsdsstoek, per head, .-...g.....!...- '5g
;" stock driven across the lhgidge....s..-. 81
ThetolIowings discount will be allowed to
all persons purchasing tickets:
In packagetofs 50 co. 10 per cent. discount !;
"s%% G"slO GU. Il5 "ssti" - 81" Jn
I" @. 80 20 90, 25@sAa " Il t"asaas'
IL Ie & lag BENZ. WO0DWORTlI, .s.J
,emnstt .tts.E% .sett3 as superintendent.
Washington, October 2, 1860. '@ss'i .4a;es
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Pace FsRy cxassI A Is

This is the pestcorRplekely illustrated book
Of the City Of New York ever issued and,
while valuable as an elegant mementos of the.
City 10 strangers visiting IL, II also is Of great
service Is q guide, both Is regards the town
proper and the principal suburban places. ..sa
Sent FIRE BY MAIL. 10 any address Oh Re.
ceipt Of the price. 8N'.
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We keep constantly on han Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, Spices, Liquors. segars, tobacco. Pro-
visions and all descriptions of Groceries,
Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Window Glass, and Patent Medi.
ci,es s3 4##3 E'tt&A IL .as,E3 ,Sro7-y.
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Notice.


Lost.
On the 9th day of January, 1870, a Self
W Cooking 7 Shooter. The finder vii
please leave it at the Journal office, or with
the undersigned in Washington
Feb. 5. 1870. j. o. TRAINOR.
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~
A School Teachcr WAN,

A School T'eaclscr Warned.
XX7E want a man to take charge of a small
w school, say 20 scholars, Is miles south,
west of OpeloRsas, 2 miles east of the old Wi
kotf pasture, on P~laquemine bayou, St. Lam
dry Parish, La Apply to
ian22-4t . ASA MILLER.
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iWiisifootsaae4 nasM aaaoG In tiasieA

NsAs MT E9&anI M II &sfVaA t1hn3 lstSi8s
IH4RcpAI. RoR HoRsEsa WIED~.
Macy years ago / remember a horse.
being brought into thssyard iof Joseph.
Bigpal,,q8 Celebrated man fol- keeping
hunters, al Croydon. The horse was
very much affected in The wind. and,
could hardly move.frofn distress. Ina
very few days this animal did its regu.
lar work "A . hunter. with perfect ease
and comfort to itself. Tar waterswa
the cure. Tar is carbon, and charcoal
y halao carbon charcoal, in powder isl
more easily given than tar water. II
have fsied itsw mostebeneficial eject ;
and Il shink Il stands I'd reason that the
removal q noxiOas gases and Hatulsaaace
1rom tiaes stomach ef the horse must i'm
provo hisaeondikion. aTsf la:qs !
Tar is frequently given with benefit
m cases u chrdnic disease III tie rssni-
ratory organs bnt, iii elects are @tofaiIy
different fttolns these produced by chi 1
coal tcarhpnlIondo field s =
MZE.EF EEAALNMZa& 49, ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

ANCE
OF ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI,
Cash Capital of $780, 900, already paid, in,
with a guaranteedCapita Of $3Oo,ooO.
Assets, May Is, .$2lG,2ll 80
Number Of Policies issued so far
in first year, May D.------- 1881
81. Officers:
JAS. J. UFALLON-..---- President
A. N. BRITTON---.-------Fic Vice President
S. w. LOMAX Assistant Secretary
A II. BUCKNER.---- ..---- -. Secretary
G.. G. McIIATTON.-.--.-...Ge General Agent
VIM HATCH, ND .-..L... Medical Officer
w. W. GRISSOM-.- consulting Physician
w. L. HARFEY...-.>. ..Consulting Aetuary
Directors:
JAS. II. LUCAS. JAS. }. O'FALLON,
A. II. BRITTON, A. II. BUCkNER. "
s. A. HArCH. A. b. GARRISON,
4. NJ. WATERMAN. W. C. SUPPLE,
A. MCDOWELL.
Officers of the Louisiana Agency.
Gov. c II MOUTON...-.--.. President
JUDGE +. I. MERRICk..- Vice President
b. b. SEMAIES. Secretary
Me1icaf Eysminars.
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Hoe RAIsINGt-Below We give the
result or 60 years experience Of the
mos. successful swine breeder in the
State-efKsntachy.E He says :'stsI
rIspFefer myNpigs should come in the
middlso of February I prepare a long
rsw Of square rail pens, one 10 each SOW,
fronting south, Just high3enoagh for her
10 staiid under the eve. Of her shed to
reach, the ground on the north side to,
keepIoF sold winds. j ELL then bottom
Of the pen, with good dry straw, and,
train each SOW TO wait before her. own rsEl
door 'ffoar ,hers, regular .-rations. l. never
htlmy soRs with young pigs run on
green clover, rye. or oats. Wheat or
Mu8lgrass win not hurt them, but the
native woods arrs, preferable to- either;
clover &cslWiM produce worms. In
the spring when ! mark them pre-
pare . tub Of stropg warn, soep-sadp. into
which ! put = quart Of grease and a
1ossas y j I ssssts W. Iase sy ss|s | fh Il
the shoats ;,esfhsy IRE hover troubled
with lieb afssewssdsa Totkesp ofswoffnsss
/ feed ones a)week On ashes, = (say one
gailon to so hogsll with one pint Of salt
mixed we'll With % quarter pound OF
eopperas. My hogs never have 1.-The
cholera. thoueh send 1--WE Of. six hun
dred 20 market annually. IN feeding
never spsfsit mythpggs, i give tthand
just what they can leat, but none to-
waste. IA prefer to- see ithsnaI riset npll
with adv6lity) So receive their daily
Tnna5c
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Notice..

800 - sEaI NOEIee. - H1.1I- .-.E )
THE PUBIC ii h~rbsyll Informed that
Il htrrafttr We will charge The following
rates of storage: - .... =,
On all upfreight twenty-five per cent of
freight bill at present steamboat rate.
On all cotton stored with us, twenty-five
cslts PER bale. .,t .@ .,., "
On all cotton, weighed BY u.s., twenty-five
cents per bale. sy.-I,..s - .,,.a ..1I..
On all sugar stored viii, U.S., fit, cents IS per
hogslead,. / ; FL No. {BFEFs
=. Quail miolasscs stored With Us, twenty five
erIts per barrel, and fifteen cents per AAalf
barrel. e
NIB. Tir above rates are per- month"; OF
trnrt;u,, IL o. nuaatk.e l. ~
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state of'Losai,siama.

"A T u cory:@ ~
.v...s john 0. RicHARD, Drp'y Clerk
.ian29-5t, "a 4+,. 3. 4..asf4 ~1~
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This il the most completely illustrated book
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Washing ton, October 2, 1860. @rssi .sss;1
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SHERIFF. s SALE.

EDY VIRTUE # an execution. directed
-AD to me from the clerk of the Circuit
court OF Howard county. Iowa, Gu Il judy
ment obtained in said court en- the lGtb d.y
Of November 1863, in favor .f Is Cu!lr,
ms plaintiff, and az inst Henry 7 Reed e. al
us defend nts for the sum Of 4GS dollars
and ten cents, ard costs taxed at Sa.3 and
accruing costs, ] lave levied uron tbs fol
lowing real estat. taken rs the property Of
said defendants to satisfy said execution TO-
wit Lots and and " hi Of lots No 5 Oh
sw or Of Sec , township % range II west
Lotss and s Of NJ V Burdicks survey oflot
. on sw or Of said section number 2. Lot
Is on sw Or Of sec = same township and
range. Block II, -, Is and Il on Munson
and othors addition to New Oregon. AID
will offer the same for sale, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand on the 10Th day Of
March d 1870 in front Of the Court House
door III Cresco at tie hour of 10 o'clock IL i.
LOT said day when and where due attend
ance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated ut Cresco Iowa Feb Is 1870
J. F. POWELL,
l. *as Sheriff Of said Co.
Printes's fee S5,40 nl7t2.
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Why EentOn Voted Against
uOar.

Fcnton called on the impcricus At
sorney general.
| Good morning, Mr.. Attorney
General, said the sinking senator,
in his most gracious manner.
Good morning, .cnntor - respond
Cd the legal adviser Of the president,
in his short and crusty way.
MIR. Hoar, I have called to have
you see the president in behalf Of a
friend Of mine, whnm I desire to hare
made district attorney Of tho north
crn district of New York. You know
all about him; his papers are before
you. Tie is an excellent lawyer aud
i sound republican,"
Mr.. Fenton continued to eulogize
his friend as TIE best man in the
stuso. Haar looked up at Fcnton
from under his spcc,acles, and said
in his shortest and bluntest way, II
shan / do anything Of the kind, Mr..
Fensan. l am not doing it for any
body. and | am sure shan, do i,
I !or you." ,ss e.. 4-..
Fent OH in vain attempted the soft.
sawder dodge, and affcctionatcly laid
his hand upon Mr.. Hears arm. which
was leaning on the chair. The at.
'orncy general removed his arm, and
looking stcrnly at Fenton said:
/ mir, Fenton. this person is unfit
Tor this place. His character is bad,
and Nc has no claim on the admins.
traticn."
This was sumner to. the Ncw
/ York senator, and minute or more
elapsed before hc recovered his self.
possessions. He assured MIR. Hoa,
that he was mistaken.
| "No, sir" $50. sir!" tartly re-.
piled MIR. Hoar, Il am net mista.
kcn,' and added in a stcrncr tone,
1T is known to every member Of the
cabinet, and is the common talk OF
the capital, that nearly every one
you havo recommended for Office is a
person OF notorionsly bad character. y
LET mo show You that you arc
laboring under mistake" bruke in
inc senator from ChautauQna, smil-
ing with that susvity which can only
b. put on BY Fcnion or Joseph Sur
face.
NO, sir! no. sir!" warmly ejacu-
lated Mr.. Ho.r. rising and opening
tho door. ''you cant show me-
Here Fsnton took the hint, and
setting his hat no left very much If.
ter the manner have seen . spaniel
leave when boot or some other mis-
s,le has been SHE d ut his head.
Fsnton rolled this bitter morsel
nnder his tongue. and from that time
until tho day the senate took up the
case II Mr.. Hoar continued to make
faces ai him. His vote rejecting
Mr.. Hoar shows that be 10 capable Of
rcseuting az front.
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Prospective Disruption Z
the C0binet-AMOther
House Wanted,

If va are correctly infurmcd--and
Ne think VIZ sre--a member Of the
Presidents Cabinet at Washington
received letter few days ago, in.
forming him that u certain other
member of the Cabinet would be
obliged to resign soon, and return to
the practice Of his profession, unless
n house in Washington were in some
way provided for him to reside in,
with bis family. The gentlemen to
whom this letter was addressed is
Secretary Fish, and the gentleman is
Secretary Cox.
At the time Of his appointment to
the of.cc Of Secretary Of tho Interior
nv. COX was a practising luwysr i"
Cincinnati, with growing business,
Lut also with growing family on his
/ hands. lie had Loen q companion
in aims Of Gen. Grant, and he
promptly responded to his invitation
to come to Washington and assist
L,m in tho civil administration If the
Government. But he finds the salary
Of his Office wholly insufficient TO
support his family at the national
capital in the style in which other
Secretaries live and he will he com
PEELED to resign unless house can
be furnish, d to him as houses have
been furnished 10 Gen. Grant and
|, Gen Sherman, or in some other way.
What is to he done?
WY not return to the oll-ta shion-
ed republican simplicity. when men
were men for a that and a that ;
when pomp aud circumstance were
less, aud reality and solid worth were
more? When Thomas Jefferson rode
alone on horseback up to the old Capt.
tol, and dismountca and tied his
horse with his own hands, and " ak .
cd inside to be sworn in as President
Of tho United States =? An oath
which he meant to keep. too
Why not return to tho primative
time when brides were spurncd aud
gifts disdained by public officers
When cheap living and clear con-
science were us respectable ~ all
tho paraphcrnalis and display Of
gamblers enriched from the public
treasury. and rio.ing in wealth Gre
ated by the sweat Of the people p
n. Y. San. (Radical.)
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0Afo00 and the loWa RQdl-
Cats.

Asorrsspondsnt Of the Cincinnati
Gssstts writes : long letter from
Dss Aoisss, u6der date Of the 18th
inst in Which be treats very caus-
sicalIy IT the relations between H.r.
Ian and the radicals Of this state
His letter forms very interesting
rsadins. and We clip few passages.
vA6eh are Of anusesl interest. -
bshing Of che recent senatorial
sasssion. che letter says ::
+. HsTlsa and bis friends DO not die
sAey~ The charges Of corruption and
dishonesty while secretary u the in
s~siot:. arc kept in the back ground %
xssh = possible. and there are many
sesbcrs of the legislature to-day
Mo hsvs never read word Of them.
Not one Of Gen. Boypton's letters
- lhs Gazette bss been reprinted in
he Republican pspers in the state.
md 10 many .instances. only . brief
!. rorris Of Mr. Harl.n's defssss Of
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L funny incident occurred in De.
corsh on the recent visit Of Fred
Douglass to that city. The metho-
dist minister. and his wife anxious to
introduce Fred into the best society
1t the city took him with them around
town. when coming to one particula.
socsc they went in leaving Fred to
bold the team. After few moments
conversation they informed the lady
of the houae that Fred Douglass was
outside. to which she made an eva
siss reply. whereupon they surmised
shst there vas one lady in DEBORAH
sAst did not wish to associate with
aeososs.. and cuttisg short their call
iavitsd her cut % see the ''sweet
sessssd." 70 DO asa!n but moro d.
fsesiy informed that It made no d;f.
f.ie1cs.
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A t.iiow in Michigan earns his
drinks by swallowing en-penny, nails.
The liquor cat there is strong enough
to dissolve them and prevent Injury.
A New Orleans bigamist makes de-
fence that he married his second wife
in e. Of insanity. His 6rst wife is
very mad, too.
Cadet appointments arc quoted
among Southern Congressional car
pet-baggers a, from $4,000 to 81,
900, with Il steady Northern demand.
"Why don't the girls 20 West -
is the question asked by correspond
ent. 1t is a little strange. seeing
what propensity they have to follow
the sum-. Y. Com. Adv.
Sam Bard, whom Grant has ap-
pointed governor # Idaho, was an
officer in the rebel army during the
war. That is the way to make
treason odious." T. .......
Yates friends talk Of making him
Governor Of Alaska, now that whis-
key is p,ohibite! there, as the vnly
means Of saving him.
Rcvcls is said TO be more than half
Indian, which accounts for the fuss
! and fca theirs about him. H..
The strongest color that has re-
Gently flashed through the proceed
ings Ut Congress is the protssitior to
purchase Il FIVE thousand dollar oil
portrait Of Il. Lincoln. This oily
suggestion comes trou, that willy sar.
dine, Abbott. Of South Carolina.
Administration promises are some.
thing like Yates's temperance. pledges
-made to 10 broken
Times are hard with the Minneso
ia farmers. Greeley should app!y
some Of his soft sawder.
1t now turns out that the colo.ed
Senator from Mississippiis not ne
gro, but descendant Of the Choctaw
Indians! Then he will find himself
at home in the Senate. where inco-
hcrcncy Of speech iIlpass for Choc-
taw or anything else.
| The record Of Revels is SAID to be
a bad one. This IL bis FIRST break
down.
Somebody claims to have discover.
cd match for Greeley. Of course
| it was Lncifer match.
1t is suggested that Grant is un-
justly abused for the appointment of
his father to the Covington postmas-
tcrship. The appointment was made
TO keep the old man busy away from
the capital, and thus prevent his
disagrceable and meddiesomc pres
cnce 1T the White House.
Logan is foremost in moving the
expulsion Of Whittemore FIR selling
cadetships. This is right. Now, let
somebody move to expel L"gan. for
having sold himself to AinroIu after
having made a contract with jeff
Davis. 1t is very wrong, to sell a
cadctship, and it is good deal worse
for man to sell himself. - Times.
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In Circuit Court for Howard
County IOWA.
Jshn T. Stoneman
Plaintiff, ORIGINAL
against
J. Farguson NOTICE.
defendant.

To til. defend mt above named
EIhU are hereby notified tina. there is
u. new on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
the Circuit court in and for the county of
Howard state Of Iowa, a petition Of John 7.
stnncman plaintiF above named. claiming
OF yeu the sum Of seventy five dollars for
services rendered at your request IS attor-
ney in case tried in the District court Of
Howard county Iowa, wherein you were
plaintiff and Eeadle l. Slice, were defend
a!.eJ, ar<i that II writ Of attachment HIS been
;sked fer aud granted tn e-ein. and tina; mn
less y,p appesr thereto add defend before
nooaaf the second day Of the next term of
the sFid Court appointed to be beld 6. the
Court House in Crcsco in said county, cpul-
mencins on the 2nd day Of May 1870 yonr
default will be entered and judgment rem
d.red againt you thereon in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition. =
JOHN +. SLOVENIAN.
i6t4. Atty. in person for plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25
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