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, 1870-01-17

... ALBANY. Jan. Il
BLEy-The supply of beeYea II co., which = qui:c
sqna1 to tho deuEad PIccs :. per H. live wright
in the quality q the offerings. Gases Sherwood
eoM II inois, ave'aktEs ltco M, 1t re G. Ghsmbcr
latp, u CsuAda. Ayersasus 13a1 ~. 4, 6e " Taoro
Sc, % are1sstng FL IL. Il 6 J. Williams II 1iuols
Mts ttpf 81 n. It T. .st1asas ~ r.. .s q: &:
+, It ~: Il IS syeFaan<e 1soo ~, Il *;
Kc1tuea9s a as-r,sns liz E: g.. deJlSsr; JsSs;:oa
Is Meaix.1 ~ eyeEa stne go r.. a. 7s.e: y !aaian.
5a4e U: 3. koetfs. :, ireoIs, tve7ssn. lt 1s, II
97.f1 JOHN r. @ebbe1 y MiehiKA I. avtraksag LEO
Avtrs ztt s 1,*t Eos, u 81 . per 10 tts
tHEEP: The Mstkrt for Bhctp wA4 dull, ind prices
Nc y IL lover. S4lea were 1nae OF Leu head Il
s149s':c. the outaldo lor CauAdA averaging ITO D..
keetlpt*, $50.
, 1870-01-17
MEDICAL CARDS,


pz. F.. d. CLARKE. the GID EsTABLIsBED d.
Ciaske At III Qlsik t continues - tLs un!osta.
nate Of both se1es Ktpeeia attention sTcn to Groaia
and Tknals piaeases Female Pnls, prepared with
great esre, Il 7er ta1 by mail Send Rtzop fer wosk
OF yc posts7 co md intez 70 TIC z,1ied Victims af
sen,aha7a eend tao sts11ps foK back o. Sexa.l aaA
Chruoe psessdx. Al suna:tzt3oos fsee md eo0ads7-
tlsL Aedss4s tstts Or. CLARHF. Ia South Ctsfkst.
, 1870-01-17
Tho Debt Ct ST. DnmlDG0-A MaEut-
iIecht Job UAcnkt1aeo-A he11 Loan

The Debt CT ST. DnnIDG0-A HaEuI.
1tecbt Job Ua1nk1heu-A hexg loan
NtEoxsased.
Hashtsgton (Jan- 1l) Dttp1teh to the 1ft7e Tork
lc1rL1-
A ruroS has been s'atted that certain wosthlea
rave kuct eotd In ptTot'a1tng loan OF eome
millions OF doIass 10 tno Oonlpican Government
since The ararceme1t OF i uesty between toaS
e seinmt Mt and 1hr Ulited State& This fAcs has
been trnuaht 10 the attention Of The House
Y Iumsstcn On ForetEu AdAIa 1t tnsy DO
mat ins report las been started BY tho
ELenta to st. Domingo A nexn,ton to defeat
u IN coosfesr. When the t1eaty was ar1atged
II F4 tefy oenEtt. " known shat was the amount
Of the nafcral Indebtedness aad Ine yAue Of S1e
public bnadlnE'. THIS .as to he covered by tho
d, ,o0o, ,0oo. and, IN the evett o{ tbs amount ex-
cttd dung that sou, the public lat d. Hesc 70 % I
p,tdge tot ihe r1ecs. 1t Il feared .nAt some
teopnd1cs, tak,nz Opportunity Of .ats 'ooseness
ol expression, have ret up a Job, 10 us LOBBY
e1pf. ssiop. The coun,sIee vi. thniCuehIT ID
sese aae this nattes. and, tnoosh sheI afe ID fa-
vur ut The ptostsiona Of the t1t1ts, they aru ds-
te1rfptd there sh1li ee GO steA3lnr fund. n ~.
peezed IN TIC AlaAk& purchase
, 1870-01-17

HCYTALo. Jan. u.iA-Becvc-Hseeirts for the work,
!o; thlpE ent1 4h MMkct closes wax, fUrleta, and
he 'OMsF.
HcsA-Rectfpts. 1,15n Market weak and lover at
ka!taspo Tor COMMON II taiE ahlo2tu&; ea4ass for
Seccp-Reeeitts. 1lss. Common En;ntns1ly 1c Law.
eEi Hung to extra. AnehaEsed.
, 1870-01-17
LATER

In consequence Of an advance OF Id IN Liver.
pcol. tie market lct No. spring wheat after the
close Of Change, uas node1a ely active, aud 4
higher 1spge Of prices prevailed closing at Sc,
dull at about 7GHc, seller next month. PORK pro-
ducts were quiet. but nrrn, With sLe1 Of ESQ .cs
lard At l6c, seller February 200 bsts e1s pork at
ss1ss seller February; 10000 III DRY sated shoul.
derB-3a days in S.ls-at 10Hc when delivered,
and 600 hi do at 1O1fc cash. There was no
demand for gzaln at the evening meeting, and
quotations Nere essentially the ZANE a. AZ the
Afternoon Beard.
Trere Eas dzm feeling in the bog ma.ket to-
dAy, bul p1icfA underwent no material change.
The receipts we're A,s34 head, all Of WHICH we1e
Eold. at IS. 2399.ea Eeef cattle were 10 demand,
sEd pnc&A we're nr1n at tasO9L75 for inferior to
choice. Recetged, 81 head.
, 1870-01-17
MARKETS By YELEGRAPH.
Fora1n Markets.

Forafkn mktkcta.
1UAxCAI.
- LONDON. Jan. E-p n
CcRAots tlosed ut 54S fer mocct. CIV for Account
4uetiea1 aecu1tttta quet; ssa q: Old, a67ss n4 h,
Great Western, st1a-
pAA1s, Jl1. Is
Bourne Goecd duM.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 15-t1 is l. n
Fccf- III; wtnte- wheat. s. E4a8s ID fcd rheat, Il
eoIx1s 19d whAa wheat. n ldG.Ss ID t>tus Es 20,
Pork. 1G24ta. LAta, 69x
L1ykaFoo1. Jan. E-t % p n.
Market unchanged. =
lwHroo1. Jan Il
Gotten dnncr; uplxnda. 1l,e; Orleans, 1.4c: salcs
lst1 tsl4A
HIeadAtad5 unehAukrd
P1ovtAlans dull e1erts haeoo which sdvante3 to Il.
Other Articles uuehAnstd.
LcNDoH. Jan. Is
Ta1lou ouftt At ~.
HAkvE. Jan Is.
Cotton Quts.-
ANTHEM jan. Is,
Petio1erp1 firm.
, 1870-01-17

Tie Republican, beneves that, Notwithstanding
the feducllsn In vn!ue, the State will realize
nearly as much from the crop Of 1859 az from
that Of 1sGs, the production In the latter Jesr
being oyet a,00o, coo bushels N excess Of 1858
We giEe The Republican, credit for the above
statements, but We c1nnor do 80 for the whole
article, fully half a coluun OF 1hich Ia clipped
boz LII from Dur recent ANNA, review, and used
aB EDITORIAL without acknowledgement.
The rum Of sset.oco was expended on buildings
IN ToroEto dutluK the past 5ear.
Detroit has packed Is 6sS head Of hogs this
season. averaging stDi ~, against 21,oQJ last
year. The amount infested IN the busines,
is s475,Wo. Z
The following telegrams were received On
Change today:
NEW YoRK, Jan. Is.
-Four oull and Unchanged Wnestbetler; Ia far
demand; No. a. 81. Is in store and 81 1aE deEly-
e1ed; ~tnteE a tL4s in stcTe Corn dali AZ sLo4S
IL. for o,o- Da.f duIl a. oet16ac- Fork quiet At
Saato. Whtskey urn At sIto. Gold. le!h.
LTEHroof, jan. 15-11 s1a a m.
Flour: Hs: w'.ter whest s. 81; red DO, u
1dG7s 10d; white DO, % 1d92s Cd; corn, Els %.
Pclk, 1o7Hs- Larh, CO..
LArHE-1:ao ?. N.
, 1870-01-17

Prr1snCRaH, Jan 1&-CiG4e petroleum pa.rEtt IT,
1ssIe eale Of Ats3 tr''oes aeot It lsAe: tc oesvd
Jgnr, I3ifc- Hehred dan; ronnfns u Jauuary. G15c;
February and Match together. eoc bid; M4srh 41oat,
, 1870-01-17
::
Wsrktngnen In the Rsuse of Com
QeRSs
Ar. Peabodys Will Is an Aaver..
tisin4 Medium.
Great Britain and the Pacific.
Newspaper Correspondents at
Ron1o.
A Pleasant Book.
fFnox QUE owN CORRESPONDENT

lFHox QUE owN CORRESPONDENT
I0XDon. Dec -, 1850.
krtt OF Eng'tsh gentlemen, Of democratic
eymFs&hse.. are bent up,o xetttag few bona ffe
wnftirgnen m the n u,- Of CJmuoas. Tho dr.
cutE1on n to what cstsa u:es a Eo.ksngm1n-hls
e1acs pursuit. ana tie precise am,unt OF nla
esentnxF 10 I Htt'e tedious; but tho E9rt OF ind-
Ftdu4t the arn!able t:it3ta1s to wuom have re.
1ttfed have In view lRA mechanic, car.'eolel, or
= bfscAla5sr. or . t,llos. or mschsnlN-1ue Wao
vesra 4 flannel jacket aud ~AlNco11 when at
his Wort, and VINO Is nevcr ecen IN asocietJ-"
IL Nj odger. the worklrxmsu candidate for
MthWark-tnc Tkcant metropolitan eo1sti.u-
cnct-sucn n tncf Sons time ago te va, bat
IT u long since be tnitned p'ece OF wood with
hs plane, or shortened It BY bis saw, He IL an
Intelligent Eao, though tldifsrrDtlJ ednoated.
ard popld tr trca.ed Ul1h respect, an Bure, In
The English Parliament; bot he handy Comes up
TO the ideal Of the amateur democrats, who
would Nke the mea.otE to came STRAIGHT from tho
wo1k1nop, and to 1esrvn to It, u the Past!Amen
tsty sn:ipK WIS over il Daylight. Nj. o1str Il
siron4 tu the support Ct tns ptesa. The 7Enses
aud the Txlsgr1pA unite in biz f1vos. Taty Fe-
gard him ~ curioetsJ. Tntr don't want more
rn4n ona or two wortugnco IN ae House;
hut they Iti2k fne i'lu1tra1on Of British equal
tty v1u te presented II ~ many ~ tust are re-
su.ned. MI. Odger they would put under g'aas
case, He Is the show" operative. othtr L.nsral
politicians sye somewhat a. q lo,s NJ. 03geeh
chief cRin ts Liz cu8t &C :es as mechAntc Of the
1raneE-ur on school, tnt ar9e uutihsr Of the
sttpkeepel1 IN The b0fonkh tarnos re>oncls
themfeave. to the idea Of elcaaog hin. Aud tasn
shtre u = Tori In tne h=:c, who woald ptoas bJ
secessluns from MI. Od.es- Another L:oe1a1 c3r-
si:iste, su syoneJ Wax .tlor, Ia superior nAr.
He sapeess indeed, II te Al AtdeEmAu OF the
city Of London, but III 1t II g nistottu1e. He Il
xnltiyxted, ltbeIal-ntn1ed gentleman. who uses
lls large wealth n ptacttcal hcaeuss fnr tae IN
, 1870-01-17
The Produce Markets.


NEW yos1,J.n i. cor!exeA sh.ds drmet; t.,e.
nc .es Il st ~ eas sse ass. ass.se
ST. $: : s! i.ssi Il @
S e t ssI: % aa Il! 81 e
:.s 4 81 nsW P5ts T.n ef
Ssis: e. i = e S
f' ssss eS'ta quiet. sq..s ....sy: ~ hid.
IL asss5 .s 81! .sa % tim :. ,sseg1a g
s,.c trI 1rnnrd ~ ''' e'us.' 'ae SA9
Go1I-Donessie quiet II e4aoA7ka rettoa.
WaolNFgrtn: 6:Stco ss q tkss:ssc tor aoa,c. sis
Pssss ~ 'os o'@1sa ' LOT 'e''sea ana s IL ''s
3SarEs1rH-o1It.-
~ i; *; s s sS: 81 4$si
tS9ns-oaIss ii H:at'te fof cut; a3as for herse'
@hee: s;os,ovs -po,, ,,,.. ~. Il. a-.. ,,,.. \,
81 81. 4 .ts:aso fer W Esr @ mess; s.5 iss oti u
de- 81 ;ss e ts< 5S IL zasfs e nIl' III Fl
s iiie; a,5' :sSsas5 ;sfs5
h9' fes as!s,:af s q L: i Hss:
zs:s
TssleE5s 81 r. ~; 'baasa'' Esr
BasAps7g1 aea: 1.tsct e,o.ed .te.ay far
Ind s1as viii a
e ed I'd Tor se Ind h;s ''f os:
slas Fso21oss-porx .,S5s quiet ,s bid md
& &, il 5 ?: -
sra hss1S i for e, .ua m or
, 1870-01-17
1ErhAte.

Ncftate....-. .-............-........... s,ees 81
TIE receipts ii 1869 were larger than In any
year atnee trc canal was opened.
TIE tsl Of 1860 wza eIcoed,nxJ cad and ten-
ptRtupus. Duilpg the 3eaf no dansSe VII do2o
Al lro lin ber Tor The pie. 1t tho west euh, on
the orb B'ce OF tie canal, IL On the sronod !;
sso tho osk ,tc bers Tor the teptrs Of the Io~er1
IL gates. 4Ld tho NM nete1s7tJ JsE bolts and
t1scea Tor bniIuIuR the p'er and strepstneu-
r2 TIE Rares- Toe work Of prcpsr.ng
tho timber w4s commenced, Anh the umptf
lor the plsr ERs Ill famed, e1cep1 ANAL portion
which must be oole MheU tSe cribs are sunk.
stcLo have httn hauled II pl1ocd Al neAr tue
ttDk1pg oi The cribs possible, preparatory TO toe
efne. The vork Of t,lktng tic c11bs vas 5000 to
con meCct. II u expected that the IMPROVEMENT
I'll be completed BY tho opening IT Navigation In
the tp1tpE.
The luprovemenu eanx1Et Of pier 10 t,e buttt
1nto the hko On thc nor s'dc Of the csuaI At The
" 81 ED Tbts Will act ~ hrelkwnteI 70 pro
tect the canal irom rec actton OF the Ice aut viii
stIve 10 project vesEeta Ia MattnX the entrance 10
the c1Isi. Dit1cplg has sometimes been expefl-
tEced BY <esstll In entering the caust when the
W1Ld wat ID celta1n quarter.
Comfortable wcfk Ia Also to b eJrented onthe
loser. Tte1e arc 10 oe rebuilt aud areuzthentd
nd put in ~ good condition as shtn nav.
Tbs experscs OF the improvements will reach
t2a,G Gca This vii oo met ~, md will just about
cor9nGe, 1he surplus earnings OF The ca11l now
OF ha.u.
, 1870-01-17
New York uH EanIs llnrL


vtT, qur ma p;feca .fe Ti;holt psrtscaisf chanSt
the caeeest pruts ~htrh opened 1c higher
1E; tkher mstes, No safe, --..-
, 1870-01-17
State toodf ffm: .,,,
Gid dTeunf41efa.-......a3 lNsE Moth CAlQ1As. .253
COM MERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. Ian. 1a.
The following table snowa the recApts and snip
rents OF produce at this point during the past
t al tI.fOuT houfa.
, 1870-01-17
IT, statements Of the ahipments

Winona u the greatest shipping polnt IN the
State, and also one OF the leading markets. In
the COUNTY. the snipments from t7at point IN
1863 being ,1ce,tso. Tne folio wing table gives
compalat1Te exhibit Of the exports from Wlnona
for eleyen ye,rs, commencing with 1883:
, 1870-01-17
ST. MaRY'S Snip CANAL.
The Receipts fox 1eC9 Larger than
ior amy Previous Eeuf-PrOKrcss
OF Improvements on the Canal
A Favorable showing.

From tie Defroit Pnst, Jan. IL
Guy II. Carlton, supe1lne eudens OF tbs st.
MaI{t Fsils Ship Canst wKse-, under d&te Of
ptcen her that ev. tang At tho cs1a1 Is well.
IN tne 29kh OF November the LAST Ioc5iog WIS
rern1Dto. TIE p1ope,lcss Lac II Beue Ana On.
ionsson locktd through on that Gay, outward
tound. The oiol rtceipts 1os tns lasI season, ~
compared with the previous season. are snown ~
tol.O. .:
Tolls - fs1, ,577 %
lois IN 1855. 23,917.tA
, 1870-01-17

SATURDAY Ey1s1sa. jim. *
BhRF oATILh; FI1;< n.,.,,
iEa is9. IT6 IaS5
saesss, Sanasy md aena.y.-..: e e e e q - -
TS,11s TMSsansd.daJ ...'.........l ~ III ~ snn s2nn
Friday eul 80 81 3A
SztuyaAy..........s........ EA 81 au 1W
- - - -
Last week.. r.a.t So. Leg ...,
q the receapta toT this week md lat wo
Gnd the foUlWtnf:
y eetpss le.s thaa ta9t utef
shtpG'ents es1 than lat wssE .iasl
r,.r <No1lIA ~ 9tt1F51H3 ~ o[ IFx tto@1. =.
connecting potu& Eat. VII be kaknu ouky
bJ 4c1oa1 WIGHT ~ 1o{lo1t1: -
To BuNAlo. euzpecx3oa Rri3{e. P1ttsbNIh
rs f1xc i'd s
To d loo M
I'd Toje6n tnn Drtrdt ...... Ed r e nd fta
Ths foiios fns rtnfnum Wrehfs ara fha leart fhxf
III t.tst.r ~ III S~txss n s-1.t H.f,st ~ - ~;H -
eh..tsh - &. r-rf - s>+ "e*s :" ~ os
nanhiederf y ~ csY1 II hnsx 77tsr = 4tnn r.,
..es.edtsk eass Ct hos, sseaz...-----....1SsSo r
foaflsJsrc rss, II 1hrsn ~ <sf -. "a ~ r.
10 Frfrjc E4,tes viii Sc dvtn betEse1 auT oi snese
ronta shfFTerv men ia charge oF stuck and no
r4Sfef. free SltkeE fbdueeEtl Of kind ON pA1
, 1870-01-17

p<lees .Wae Eife bettH sh.a nonatnsi- kins'iera Ter
ecrD, uE41sr; tsre. 1p441aHs;' Pufb Laundry. lSe;
Lttaws eoin uA9Ilkt; -Nsti'h h3sAe; Pemts GIT.
tal eaac; tattn. 1oslles PeeFas exns u4Eti oEfa"A
ltupary. T1+taac-
EPlCEHNo re1 fesiure4 were d4ytlapcd u ths
foa1iet da rr.de Has tan md p Lxs *r1a a9ost
30: ( d % lis; ao. I u S9LS's esssla, assse;
sAEI~hens1ed. nans; shi9ped, m brts, These
turfuFetn 1T n tho dkHa1d fet ssl and prices
Fes1as tinc. y hi e: ottin.Ey eos1ss, bS sa:e
N3A: rro4ud solar. 2 LII 04H9: diamond =. otl-
s3ts k.htoa astry, . haE. 9a.sos dairy, WITH bags.
4: 43!'s: nhaoat eass.
raesETe oue, xnd quotations. fAynEtd buyers: F11e1a
sal9c: nane-suet, s+@bor: BabhhsS u,edtein7A7 ~
salatstf pu1tL 9tsalec. Dcanos ehsnLtal 9{aa4R&c;
Do hesna1, s4sske: do psra. s9ssss; VIs1ce1t ss't
,,1hab1ls ee.aAnd soz tear WIS fah3y a-t!re. aud
tbs vie1e sf holders nm II tho arnexcd rxEfe
Of r!ttes: Young HEson. coNmun 70 fai1, apS3SH.;
Dc iar e & &xe9@ Z, sissslto: O. ene snd s1tt'
tla@Ltt: choice 70 extra naturAl iesl u
psn. 91.GaLn:, fooa to hoe japan. sE~aln:
cocsrd n1tarzl teaf 1srao. $Le3AIoS; Eood 10 dra
taurovder, a1ad9L4s: cAosz 10 ezra ehoice, eisas
, 1870-01-17

last year. Il, f9l9Tase 1854, 43aes
Sales At The b1ock Board, to-day. wste:
Is stues Lamar Insurarce Conpary......... 19f
Tho following Lids and oders were also made:
, 1870-01-17

The following we're the receipts and sn,pmenta
Of b1eadstunk AID stock during tue past week and
for corresponding weess ending as dated:
RECEFTA,
, 1870-01-17

--r.--- -'- - -
, 1870-01-17

~
dull driven xay IRON The herd BY ihe young bu1a
1ney stay The Eo'd blt nos with It III xppso4eh
called ~ tic Indians slwAyK met loas oro you
e2mo on the matn boy. when thsy 20 The huntsss
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
rHE ESLiIIsn LlxetLGE.

| A pretty deer h dear 70 me-
hare with dOwny hair,
! A hart with all my heart,
I Hht barely bear bear.
I TIE plain that no other takes plane
To have q palr OF pears;
4 A rake, though, often takes rake,
Aud ieans away the tares.
] All rays raise thyme, time raises all;
I And though lhe Whole. hole ware
A wrif IN wriIog ''rigii'ff may write
Is s"sdglitE aud stiilbe grOns,
I Per write" AMI ''rite" are neither fright, %
And don't 90 write belong,
Beer often brings bier 20 man,
CSaghing q cOnin brings.
And too much aio will make Us al
As well as some other things.
The person lies who says lac lies
When he Is not reclining,
And when eOnsumptive folks decline
They all decline declining.
A EnlRIl don't quail before a storm
A bough viii bow before 81;
We cannot rein the rain at all;
No earthly powers reign DER IL.
The dyer dyes awhile, then dies;
10 dye he's always trying,
Until upon HIS dying bed,
He thinks no more OF dyeing.
A sun Of Mars mars many a son;
All deys must have their days,
Aud every knight should pray each night
To Him who weighs his WayE,
lis meet that man should mete out meat
To feed mlsfOTtune's con;
The fair should fare on love alone,
Else one cannot be won.
A lass alns llssometines faise-
9 or faults } maid Is lnade5 ~
Her vast kbus a tarren vase eEH Z.
Thoagh stay'd, she is not stala. q e-'
The springs spring forth spring, and shoot
Shoot forward, one and all;
mo summer kills the flowers, il leaves
The leaves 20 fall in fall.
l would a story here commence,
But you might find Il stale;
sole.'s suppose that We have reached
The tail end Of our tale. vi
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
SherI,ian-in at the heath

If there is one happy American at
this moment that one is little Phil.
Sheridan, who is now with King Will
liam somewhere between Metz and
Verdun. An hOnOred guest in the tent
of q victorious commander, represent
ing at once an army whose deeds are
known and honOred throughout Eu.
rope, and a people whose sympathy is
to-day the strong suppOrtO of King Will
liam, surrounded by vast bodies OF
such dashing cavalry as he has dream
ed of commanding, it is apparent to
every one who knows the material OF
which Sheridan Is made that he Is now
in his choicest element. The cool
nORchdIdRce of those Prussians troop
ers who rode into town within q mile
Of Metz, ordered breakfast and was of
after eating, taking with them couple
Of French officers smacks Ofthe dOings
of Sheridan's men duringOu own war
and the bold, sharp movements by
which the German hOrsemen have
cut railroads and destroyed bridges
around and in the rear of the aston
ished Bazaine, is in Sheridan's own
best style. The only drawback which
he is likely to find in il at all is the
restraint which prevents him nom
taking little hand in the splendid
warfare going on around him.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
President Grant,s Farm.

The st. Louis Republican, OF the
18th says:
President Gront yesterday made a
rural excursion to his farm on the
GravOis Road, visiting in the course of
the trip, over Carondelet Commons.
where lie made Investigations Of some
interests held by him i'm the Sigerson
tract, near the River des Peres. The
farm is carried on by a relative Of
General Grant, who entertained the
party and provided a substantial din
ner. phe President owns between
300 and 400 acres, portion of which
was offered to the County Court for a
county farm, at $4,000. The pruOO-
SitiOn, We belieyehas been Withdrawn,
Tie agents are authorized to purchase
some detached tracts adjoining the
farm in order TO square the bOundar-
les. The old homestead was built by
Judge Longs father, who sold out to
Judge Dent, since which in has come
in into the possession Of Gen. Grant
by purchase. A new aud handsome
twO-stOTy brick building has been
erected on the place. About IA mile
from the homestead is a small hamlet
composed of three OF four hOuses-a
blacksmith shop, = saloon and post
office. This delightful sylvan village
is named Georgetown. 1t has been
suggested to change the name to
Granville, but no positive action has
been taken in the matter yet.
The Grant farm has no very extra
ordinary features. It is i'm good
state Of cultivation. The slopes have
been generally denuded of their pris-
tine growth OF black jacks, which at
an early day was whaeked into cord
wood and hauled TO the city. n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
Brightness of Hogs.

Hogs are stupid enough, everybody
knows. But they are always ready
for eating and they can find out pref.
ty we'll WHARF they are likely 70 be
fed, and when. The following incl
dent, told by traveller on the Wes-
tern lakes, proves this. EE..
"As we approached the farm on the
American side of st. Claire river, be-
longing TO the captain of our steamer,
n curious fact fell under my observa-
ton. The pigs belonging TO the farm
came squealing down TO the water
side, thing which, the person at bhe
farm assured me, they never did
when other vessels passed.
The captain explained this singular
recognition on the part of the pigs,
by stating that the swill of the steam
er was always reserved for them aud
that, on reaching the landing place, il
was Immediately put on shore to feed
them.
The animals having been accustom-
ed to this valuable Importation dur
ing the whole summer months, had
learned to distinguish peculiar sound
which the steam made IN rushing
through the pipe Of the steamer, and
as they could do this at the distance
of half a mile, they Immediately upon
hearing it, hastened down to the river
whilst the noise of the other steamers
was disregarded.
This is a curious instance of the
possibility of sharpening the faculties
OF the lower animals by ar appeal TO
their appetites, and a conclusive
proof that the readiest way to make
all swinish animals reasonable, is to
provide plenty of swiH for them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
CaR Woman Fight =

Dr. Lord, who since the opening of
the year has been giving historical
lectures in Boston, had for q subject
recently, "Philippp (the mother Of
the famous Black Prinee), and in the
course Of his remarks said:
The annals OF the Middle Ages are
full of the noble deeds IF women
When Edward III. was engaged in
his Scottish war the Countess Of Mar
di defended Dunbar, with uncommon
courage and obstinancy, against Mon
tagne and an English army. And,
eontempOraneOus with her, Jane,
Countess Of MOntfOrd, shut her
self up i'm the fortress OF Hennebrun,
and defied the wholr. power of Charles
OF BlOis. Clad in complete arnIOr she
stood foremost in the breach, sustain
ed the most violent assaults, and dis
played a skill that would have done
honor to the most experienced gener-
ais. And MarZi, of the illustrOus
family of the Maldina, SUSTAINED,
hOnOrably, siege against the Papal
troops at Cessna, ten times more
numerous than her own. Jane
Hatchett repulsed, in person, a body
of Burgandians when they besieged
the town Of BeauVais. In Chival-
rOus ages women not only attacked
and defended Notifications, but even
commanded armies and obtained vic
tories. Joan of Are, an uneducated
was the instrument of
that sudden revolution in the affairs
of France which terminated in the
establishment of Charles VII. ON the
Agnes Sorel aroused this
king TO deeds Of glory and sunk him
in enervating pleasure. Altitude, Count.
ress of BertenOra, advanced, in per-
son, with an army to the relief of
Acona. Bona Lombard, at the head
OF her brave troops, liberated her hus-
band from captivity and imprisOn-
ment. Isabella of Lorraine, when
her husband was taken prisoner, rail-
lied an amy for his rescue. Margar-
ct of AnjOu was the life of the Lam
casterian party in the wars of the
Roses, and defeated, herself, in battle
the Duke of York at Wakefield. The
Countess Matilda sustained sieges
sgainst Henry ", the great Fran
cOnian Emperor.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-01
What Breaks Down Young Men.

1t is commonly conceived notion
that hard study is the unhealthy ele-
ment of college life. But from tables
of the mortality Of Harvard Uniyersi-
ty, collected by Professor Pierce, from
the last triennial catalogue, it is clear
demonstrated that the excess Ofdeath
for the first ten years after graduation
is found in that portion of each class
of inferior scholarship. Every one
who has seen the curriculum knows
that where Rschylus and political
economy injuries one, late hours and
rum punches kill dozen, and that
two little fingers are heavier than the
lion Euclid Dissipation is sure de-
stroyer, and every young man who
follows it is, as the early flower, ex-
posed to untimely frost. Those who
have been inveigied in the path OF
vice are named legion. a few hours
sleep each night, high living and
plenty of "smashes," make war upon
every function of the body. The
brain, the heart, the lungs, the liver,
the bones, the flesh, every part and
faculty are Overtasked and weakened
by the terrific energy Of passion un-
restrained.