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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
LOCAL NOTICES
Furs. Furs AZ Auction.

Ono hundred and fifty sets of furs
of all kinds will be sold at auction.
commencing to-day. at 2 p NJ, and
continuing every day and night until
closed out, q. FL. Gumbert's Auction
Room, No. 80 Main Street.
deco 2t Fl. GUMBERTS, Aucti0neer.
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Otis Is an American. having. az he
says, had all the Irish blood extracted
by mosquitoes.
A charge against one Mcdowell,
for "forestalling the market" wasdis-
missed.
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L0ulsvIIle MARKET.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Dee 1.
ToBAcCo-Sales 70 hOgsheRds at s. goa
6 80 for common 20 good lugsi 80 Dali Is
for common 20 good Leaf.
BAGGIwG-Firm at sc.
CoTTaE-Weak; mtddling l41<c.
FLoUR-Quiet; extra family g. >.
GRAIE-Dull, but UNCHANGED.
Ho0s-Flrner, ranging from g s0a6 a..
Observation-Disclosures.
NVHrQE-y-Dufl n e7le
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Nsmphts Narket.


BY TsleSfaDh-l MEMPHIs. Dec. ].
CoIToS-In fair demand but Ct lover
rates; sales at AZ; receipts for the day
8 go bales: shipments Z, 49,: stock by aetu-
al count IS 40.
FLoUR-Demand light hut holders firm
superdue winter 81 z5a5 90
CoKN-ScaTce and nm at 6jG6gc.
OATs-43d i9c.
HAY-s13a2I.
BRAN-22c.
LARD-l48I51S
PORK-820.
blk EHnTrTnrRs Be. aIdea lac.
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escape OF PRIsoNERs.--Officer
Clark had charge Of several lookup
eeE7ists on wednesday, gathering up
bsEiders lying on Fourth Street,
when one Of them taking advantage
Of Gle temporary absence Of the off :
Ger. n away. The officer finding his
prise er gone, sent another in pursuit,
ald hsitoO-strange to say-neglected
to return. The officer then started to
scare for both, and was astonished
o. hl8 return that the others had
folio ID the example Of their fellows
snd laid down the shovel and the
Eoz md departed.
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MARRIED,

FAIRCHILD - FORTH ON Thursday
evening, December LIST, at Walnut street
Presbyterian street, Nev. J. p. +. knmler
Officiating, Mr.. EDGAR A. FAIRCIfII.D 10
hiisa Mia EnEarII- AL Of This CITY.
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So Send your lard cans and jars
this day to j. p. Elliott & sans Pork
House, and have them filed with
nice, clean Lard, at l23 cents per
pound. deeI 1t
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Masonic.

Stated communication of Evans
vile Chapter No. II, II. A; NJ, TINS
Pridsy) evening, December "a.
Election of officers and other i'm
portant business. A fall attendance
is requested. A. j. CoLBURN.
Secretary.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT. - a boy
named Tony Schroeder, employed at
Urie's pillow factory, had the thumb
and q finger taken off from his left
hand By n rip saw in that factory.
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HALLMARK Mnrhef.

By Telegraph BALTIMORE, Dec. !.
SWINE Lower; the supply exceeds the
demand; quoted &C 98912; receipts 1850
head.
sHEEP-Duu with fnll supply; fair 70
good 53<8414i good Itra 4TgSzi stock ], =
so On. rpaeIufa 4 OO0
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p@searlet, Black. and Blue Opera
Flannels. Colored Silk Pushes on
the bias, new shades Kid Gloves. for
daylight and evening. opened this
morning at Coolidges' New York
Store.
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WEDDING AT THE WALNUT STREET
CHEE cH.-A large congregation as
semblad at the Walnut Street Church
last night to witness the marriage, By
Rev ?. P. E. Kumlsr, of Mr.. f. A.
Bairehild to Miss Nelia, daughter of
Wm- Forth, Esq. The bride was
splendidiy attired. and was attended
b Miss Fuehrer, Of Mt. Vernon, who
was also elegantly dressed. Mr.. Fair
child vas attended By Joseph Semo-
Mn, Esq. After the beautifully sim
pie marriage service, the bridal party
withdrew. taking with them the
blessing Of all. the envy of many, and
the kD est and cost sincere wishes
for ioLglife of great happiness By
taeiE hosts u friends, among whom
the edit rial force of~the JOURNAL
beg 10 be included.
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Christmas

Look at These
i r ICE =.
Good Comfort Calicoes
At cents per Yarl.
Good WATERPROOF Cloth
AZ IS cents per Yard.
Very Best CaIicOes
Al 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid BIeaChed shIrtings
At I255 cents per yard.
Grey TWilled Flannel
70 cents per Yard.
Plain AID Plaid Poplins
A. AZ cents per 1arl.
Plain POpli1AH
Al % eentsi worth ace.
PLAIN POPLINss
Al a5 eenisi worth zoe.
Plain -Alpaca&
AT 10 cents: worth G1e.
PLAIN POPLTNS
At 90 cents: worth Csc.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
tBeauti9uD. At . cents.
BEST SIS 90 BED BLANKETS
In evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
IN Evansville.
Crash for Towels
wide. at cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
At 25 cents; worth &c.
ALL OTHER ALPAOAS CHEAP.
A good article Of
All Wool Children's Hose,
Two pair for 10 cents.
LADIES' MERINo HOSE, ? pair for ase
CANTON FLANNEL Al I25Eei worth Is.
Extraordinary Bargains In
TABLE LINENS.
Mica White Bed Spreads at 81 so
GOOD UNDERsHIRTs q DRAWERS
A. 90 cents.
GOOD BATTING FOR COMFORTS
At Is cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLs
Large Size, AZ q Is.
GENTS HEMMED LINEN H'DKF6
At IS cents; worth SOC.
For all the above, andanythiug else yor
Wish, 90 20
J.F. LISDLEY & BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
NO. 20 MAIN STREET.
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mr. 0tner Rtper Ise'as See THIRD Page.

The weather continued fair and de-
lightful up to 2 o'clock this morning,
and particularly pleasant. The river
is rising very slowly, but steadily.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures, up to 2 o'clock this morning,
include the Mary Houston, New Or
leans to Louisville; Evanville. to
Bowling Green; Tarascon. Louisville
and return; Commercial, to Mem
phis; Quickstep. Cairo to return; In
diana, New Orleans to louisville.
The Mary Houston arrived at 8
PM, flying pretty low and with
barge in tow. She had a good pas
senger trip. Captain Durham and
Harry Walker are in a fine state OF
preservation, and are cheerful in the
prospect of good navigation..........
The Evansville took out fair trip.
1.-THE Commercial also got
good trip, aud left at midnight
..........The Emma Floyd was be-
i1g discharged of her drowned
freight last evening. She will
20 on the docks this morning. Her
damaged goods will be sold at auction
By Henry Gumberts. Auctioneer. on
the wharf at ? Pm. to-day. and great
bargains may be secured.......The
steamer Minnie ID advertised this
morning to leave for Memphis on
Tuesday. She has just been thorough
IL overhauled and repaired on the
dry-docks in this city at a large
expense, and is in splendid con-
dition, aud Captain Mepham and
E. f. Ward, her chief officers, stand
high in their profession. and are gal
liant gentlemena.......The great steam
er Indiana blew her cheerful and
well known whistle at 1890 this
morning. She had a nice trip for the
stage Of water. We welcome her and
her excellent officers once more to
their old home-the beautiful Ohio.
.......The Leonidas, with the Marat-
ia brothers in command. will be here
to-day. en- route to New Orleans.
There are no gentlemen In the bust
ness, better known. or more uni7er-
sally popular.
II. 8. MARINE HOSPITAL.
POET OF LOUTsYILLE, KY.
ONCE or Surgeon in charge, 800 West
jefferson street, between Ninth and
Tenth
REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF NOV, 1870.
No of patients remaining last day OF
October
" ''.'''''''''. 90
Admitted during the month
w miles, %
81
TREATED DURING NOVEMBER, 1870.
Discharged during the month
w nlles.-
Coiored.....-.. ........4V 81
Died during the month
w mites .-
ColOred.-...--...s- g.
Remaining on last day of the month
w .51
COlOFeu'..-. %
i. j. GRIFFITHs,
Surgeon in Charge.
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sHRRMANS PATENT BRAKE.

70 nrsV = EetroFrafe motion on Whes5st
q VI leon ana al ade nrlncipa' aeWina
Machines. sent % mail poalaas paid
with Instructions n1r uafue. on lha receipt
% "a N Agents Walfaa- q adrna9
aHEHhfAN PATENI BRAKE Co,
spa wem BOX alss2, Philadelphia, Pa,
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The Senate.

AAU BUWWIUa
A special session is held at j. l..
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch is
served. QuaIls and all sorts OF game
daily. The best the market affords,
Of both fluids and solids, every day,
at the Senate, 133 Main Street.
nov4-tf
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
is the place TO go to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. nov9 IF
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IL W. OLOJDs
w. Nj. AKIN,
A 1--w,
RemOEaI.

Messrs. Roach & Torian have re.
moved their stock of Hats, Caps, Furs
and Straw Goods, from No. II North
First Street, TO No. 30, Rees' Block,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Morgan,
Read & Co., where they will be happy
to meet all their old customers, and
as many new ones as desire to pur-
chase goods in their line, promising
TO sell them goods OF as low prices and
on as good terms as they can be
bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
The increased facilities afforded by
the large and commodious store now
occupied, will enable them to carry on
a much larger and more complete
stock than heretofore. and to trans
act business in a manner much more
satisfactory to themselves and GUS
toners. We ask you to call and look
through their magnificent stock. They
viii take pleasure in showing you
through. nov26-tf
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TIE SHOOTING AT FAIR Play
y. 3. Mcdowell. Esq. of Union
T. ship. who was one Of the wit
ns Of the shooting at Fair Play,
was leputised by Justice Newman.
and ? vigorous efforts arrested Geo.
O5au. 7. Odam, and Ed. Sherwood.
VINO rere concerned in the shooting
aif4ir at that place on Tuesday even
ing Pelham, at last accounts. lay in
cri cal condition, at the residence
Of 3 E. Williamson, Esq. The ne
gr5 g dead, and it was supposed that
PeiEa N would die yesterday.
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HERE'S THE CUss THAT STOLE
IRTs2"-Such was the exclama-
ioe a" brown boy last night, as
hs he'd frantically out Of house
vision Street., aud ran madly
toward the river, with another
olored American slightly in ad-
As the fugitive and his pur-
ore madly down the street,
Of tattered cotton fiutttering in
b8s Drseze from the back Of the pur-
zueE. showed how desperate was the
necessity for him to overtake the
.Aar
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III. T. DEXTER, Master:
w. B. PESNINGToS, I r,ievhs
EUGENE RUDD,
Will leave Evansville every MONDAY
and THU SDAX, at PM.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, al Pm.
The above new magnificent sIIsswEeel
low pressure steamers having been CON.
structed expressly for this trade, Will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
u. =. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the N. & st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, VicEsburg, and ali
way points, and with tbs st. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
and New Orleans, Also through tickeis
and bills lading given to ali points upon
the Padueah & Calf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile G. Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Ev-
anEviIiesWith the E. q G. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered 70 stock shippers.
This company being the u. s. Mail con
tractors, and running the only low-press-
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality and safety than
offered by any other line. General ONCE
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
W. BROWN & Co.,
HUMPHREY 4 LEWIS,
And PLY. d. VETS,
noVI2 Agents.
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"a Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, and have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov 10 IF
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THE copartnership retofore ex-
listing between FL. w. Cloud, w. NJ.
Akin and A. Carlstedt was dissolved
on the LIST of July, 1870, a. Carlstedt
retiring. Fl. w. CLOUD,
w. Nj. AKIN,
A. CARLsTEDT.
The undersigned will continue
business at the old stand under the
present style of Cloud, Akin & Co.
Have assumed liabilities aud will
make collections. III. W. CLOUD,
noY29 1W w. III. AKIN.
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"a Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - 5CdrTanted = at
Fish IL Barriers, oet2Stf
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County Notice.

To accommodate especially the la.
boring class, notice is hereby given.
that, from and after November 18th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 o'clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. V, G.
Il. LUNKENHEIMER, Z. V. G.
noV10 BOT
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PE 2sONAL.-GoEernor Arch. Dix
on. llessrs. J ossph Adams and John
Ho 1way, Of Dixon. and Col.
sem A. Mann. Of Mt. Vernon, were
il city yesterday.
DIT. II. B. French, son of VIM. f.
Fr sh, ESD, has succeeded Mr.. D.
a card in the Grover & Baker
SsT 2 Machine agency.
III. Samuel I. Kahn was reported
to he improving last evening, although
he hld passed e day and night Of
ga pain, during which he was not
expected to survive. Hopes Of his
rea0F cry are still entertained.
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CHURCH SooIABLE.-The soeiable
It 81 alnut Street Church, last night,
Eas most complete success. The ta-
hlaa we're laid with all the delicaeies
one could desire. The ladies were.
as they always are, smiling, pleasant
and attentive to the comfort Of their
visitors. making all feel most co1-
ple y az home, and causing many to
r5sT that the sooiables do not occur
We y instead Of semi monthly.
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az Spare Ribs, sausags-meat. &C.,
at Elliott's Pork House to-day. 1t
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9hariTa 9ala-No. l1.

ny VIRTuE OF AN ORDER 90
- sale issued out Of the once Of thG
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas 81
Wanderburgh County, Indiana, In favor nl
Jacob Binzlch and John j. Einzlch, and
against William l.. Jaus and May A.
Jaus, 1 viii, on
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock All. and 4
O'Clock r M OF said Gay, at the door Of the
Court House, IN the City o. Evansville,
Indiana Ofer for sale, az Public Auelioni
the Rents and Profits Tor the term OF seven
gears OF the ieasehOld interest in the fol-
losing described Real Estate, 70 wits
Lot No. two O.. In Hioch No. eleven llll,
ia the North Eastern EuiaHHemcmG Of the
city Of Evansville, FGnderbmgn County,
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for a sum sufficient 20 satisfy said Writ
aud Costs, Will, az the same time and
fends'nf Ia seid 5renaises. No relief.
noF5l A. PfAffLlNf shefln " =.
Sheriff. SRle-NO. 5.
ny VIRTUE or AN ORDER or
Clerk % the Cont OF Common Pleas OF
NanderhurRh County, Indiana, im favor
Of Franz Morris, and ngainat Ann Webb.
adam Fubs end John A. BeyeIatedts I
VIII, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBEH 2, 1870,
Between the hours Of DO o'clock Am. and q
O'Clock Poi. OF said day, a. the door Of the
Indiana, ofer for sale, az Public Auction.
the rents and PROFITS for the term OF seven
years OF the folio ging described real rs
tate to-Wits Lot NO. IWenly-thrce f1il, IN
BLOCK Ten ll0), ia the Eastern Enlarge
meut Of the City OF fcvansvtlle, NaudeF~
AID shonId said Rents and proata not
sell for a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said Writ
aud Costs, viii, ~ the same time and
place, Ofier for sale the Zee Simple Of
A. PFAFFLIN, sheriff v. G..
Il. MATER, AtPg for Ritm nov5
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CHRoSIos.-Fish and Barter have
just received new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. Oct27 IF
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1@Mr. A. D. Lisle. from Be-
gardus' celebrated establishment,
New York, continues to make those
splendid pictures, at Parkhill's, on
Second Street, near Locust, samples
of which are on exhibition all the
time. novel 1w
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE

Oyster Depot and Restaurant
BzTwEElg FIFTH ANFNsIxrH sTTEEr ~.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Hot Meals and Oysterg served up in every
style, from 8 An. tiii y Pm.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
ORCHARDS ON RAW PRAIRIE.

In answer to an inquiry as to
whether it will do to plant apple
trees and small fruits on fresh prairie
soil broken up in the spring, and also
the proper manner, of taking up and
transplanting forest trees that are
three or four inches through, the
Prairie Farmer says:
Before either apple trees or small
fruits are planted on the prairie, the
ground should be broken up and
worked one year.
Forest trees may be prepared for
TRANSFORMING by digging down
around and under the trees, so as to
leave the tree standing in the center
of a ball of earth, leave the cxcava
ton open until the ball is firmly
frozen. In this condition the tree
with the ball Of earth may be hoistcd
on to sled and drawn TO and llnteo
where they ale to stand.
Forest trees may also be prepared
for removal by opening a circular
trench around the trees, and with {
sharp spade cutting off all latera
roots; then fill the trench. After tho
trees have made one seasons growth
they will have mass Of small fibrous
roots near the trnnk. On rcmolin.
the trees care should be taken to Gu
the roots a little farther ont from tho
tee than was done the first time
Trees so treated at any time after til,
fall OF the leaf, and before growth be
gins in the spring, may be moved tht
following fall or spring, and if pro
perly handled and cultivated they
are sure to grow
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'>o~
SO q k'S.

A good soup contains the nusri
ment most needed, for a hiiling eX-
pcnsc, and should be found Oh every
table at least twice a week-once a
day would be better.
y few points are very essential in
making good soup. Beef is the
best meat for the purpose, as il con-
tains the most nourishment. A shank
bone well cracked, that the marrow
extracted, which you can parchase
for The tritling sum of Is cents, will
make an abundant soup for family
OF half a dozen persons twice. The
bone should be quito soak in cold
water, allowing full quart for every
pound of meat, and by very gradual
heat come to SLOW simmer, which
should lie kept up five or six hours.
Soup shonid Oh no account be al ow
ed to boil, except for the last ten or
fifteen minutes, to cook the yegeta-
bles in finishing. For the first hour
Of sinmering, it should be frequently
skinned. Salt and pepper and sa-
vofy should be cooked it from the
first, and the rice added at last for
thickening. Itvcgetables are desired
they should be neatly sliced, and the
soup strained finally through sieve.
Great care should be used to skim off
the fat as it rises, which will be
necessary for some hours. If soup
is allowed to cool and used the
second day after making, it will be all
the better, as then all grease can be
entirely removed.
Very delicious soups can be made
in the same manner, from game, fowls,
mutton, or veal. and thickening them
with a little arrow-root Ct corn starch.
Cor. Col0atry Gcatleman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04

blc-on every farm, lawn or yard.
Who plants an apple tree makes
provision against lies rainy days,
against loss OF health, misfortune in
business, and old age; also, YOU will
keep The Doctor away from your chill
dren AID yourself. The planted
fruit tree will be beautiful minister
to It's owners profit, Improvement,
health and happiness. 1t will stand
sentinel over his dwelling through
Winters Of adversely, when Summer
friends have fed. While its master
is sleeping, the tree will be growing.
1t will be Industrious Tor him through
all seasons, converting air, and earth,
and water, into shadow for his foot
steps, perfume for his parlor, food
fer his table, fuel for his hearth, and
timber for his use. 1t will serve him
contentedly through life and minis
ter to his wants when its life is end
ed
Great care is needed in selecting
Many kinds that flourish well in othe,
places, perish here, exposed to oul
severe climate. Select the harder
kinds from nurseries located as fal
north as You can get them. Ge
good l.uit, though you get but a few
trees set them with care and use
proper efforts to have them protected
from cattle, rats, mice and rabbits
and you may speedily have your biz
ofapples for yourself and your friends
Cor. Country Gent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-04
HOW A PRACTICAL. BAsiR Y VI "a =
FEEDS EEES cows.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, who has had great success
in the management Of cows, gives the
following account of the manner in
which he feeds his cows. which vii!
undoubtedly be of general interest
to farmers:
I keep dairyo f los COWS. At 4
o'clock in the morning and at 5
o'clock at night, feed chopped feed,
prepared as follows: Iato car box,
sixteen feet long, three feet wide aid
three feet deep, two barrels OF meal
from corn ground in the cob (aiter be-
ing first cooked is placed then Que
barrel Of middIings and tour bushels
of barley sprouts obtained from malt
Inanufactul crs) are added. The
whole is now mixed together by
shoveling the mass over, and then
cut corn fodder or cut clover hay Is
put in and mixed, enough being
added to make the ear box three
tour:hs full. The morning feed is
prepared the evening previous, and
the evening feed the morning pre-
vlous.
AT O'clock hay is fed, clover pre-
ferred, in small lets, continuing 10
give until the COWS have eaten all
they want.
At l2 o'clock a car box full Of slop
j. fed, made as follows: One hun
dred pounds Of middings, sixty
pounds of oil cake meal, and thirty or
forty scooptuls Of brewers grains
are mixed up with plenty of hot water.
This is done at II O'Clock and at IL
o'clock four Bushels of the barley
sprouts are added, and enough cold
water to make it the right tempera-
ture TO feed.
Oft is slop the cows are fed all
they will eat None eat less tlIan two
brckettuls. Some eat four bucletfulS.
The slop is all the drink they get.
/ raise my corn fodder by sowing
seed corn broadcast, pretty thick, on
good ground. 1t often turns of ten
tons to TIE acre in the the two crops
which can be raised each year. !
have raised sorghum and like it very
much for summer feed, and wonId
like it for my winter fodder also were
it not SO difficult to cure.
My COWS, when kept in the stable,
have no bedding. They are cWrIcd
and cleaned twice week.
l have been in the business of
keeping dairy cows for more than q
quarter OF a century, and have never
had cows do better than mine are
doing now.