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DIED..

DIED.
HRAEDAWINE-In this city, July 7, OF Indication
LiIlfH PaHsfnc. only child OF samuel ~. and Loulsa
B5andewine, aEea ycars. month";. and days.
CLOUGH- On July 4, Stella n daughter Of John H.
and Suaan Clough. aged years. months. and days
H1NCHMAy-On Wednesday cri ninE. July s. Diana.
younseet daughter OF VIM n aud Lizzie H. uilch
man. aged year and months. .
EllncFnl from eredencc Of Il. F. Walker, ~. 5 South
Morgan street. this {Frida5) morning. at 10 O'clock
WEST0S-0n Wednesday night. JIlyS Ohaslts v.
only child q Charles W. md Mary G. Weston. need
Funsrai from lhe;r residence ln8t Mich!sansv, Fri
day July It o'clock =. n Friends Of the family IRE
invited to attend.
DOYLE-At her late residence. No, 1ea South Green
street In tha city, Oh tho 1th lust, Mrs. Ellen Doyle,
Misb Nass It st. Patrcks Cbarrh at 10 o'clock E N.
tit funeral will lcarc St. Patrcks Church, At le:,
snd proceed to Calvary Cemetery by the Milwankee
cars, at 30 .. N.
JOHSSpN-OnT Thufsday morning july =. LcWts Nor
man. only Child Of Lewis u. md Martha l. johnson.
Funeral from 1876 North Dearborn.st. July 8. at 3
o'clock p.
BLoDGETrr.;1n thIss eIty, or tho 5th Inst. At hes
year,. months, and 18 days
Athex late Te.Aence. ~ NaAash.av.
Funeral today riday>, July e, at ~ o'clock p nj.
Friends arc invited to attcId.
WALSH-On tho 9Th tnetant. sJsnlcs Joaeph younc.
est con Of James aud Cntlarnc Wal.h aged months
Funeral this friday afternoon at aoc,ock, from 81
uurAn.At.
, 1870-07-08

CHICAGO. Julya.
6un m. Moon rsea III p
Sun scts. p. n. Moon acts. 07 4
, 1870-07-08
YouAEROID GOODS.

TOE sAIEIoaKAR5TH3f e asgRsSua$ co. co.
T.. Ffps stsse. Cso u IN 9s0A deasssa
, 1870-07-08
BY i. u. CHAMBERS.
AUETH0y~

400 NICE BUILDING LOTS,
On lhe ground, MONDAY, July IL Get tree tickets It
9IQkEY ALLENs 100 ksdfsonet, Hoom o.
Zee AdyMticS{n1Nt On 1f1&f Pas,
, 1870-07-08

MARRIED.
FnEEMAS-KFLDES-On Tu.t1ay. .1nly j. a, the
rcsldrnce Of tr hrir inthrr in Geneva, kans Co. ILL.,
hv RGy. II. ~. Whitney. Professor John q. Fre=tlan,
Chicago CnyCrnity, 70 81 Esa Enl1En Belhcn.
, 1870-07-08

TIE PACIFIC HOTEL
The Pnc0c Hotel Company :. William f. Nixon
ct ais. Bill TO enforce the specific performance
OF contract. The complainant states that on the
9Th Of November, 1e6;, the defendants, Nixon,
Heury II smith, and Cornelius II. Field leased Of
the Northwestern University, for term Of fifty
three ears, part Of Flock 11G, School Section
Addition, bounded as follows: On the
south by jackson street, west By
Lasa!c, north by Quincy and east hT the alley be-
tween Clark and La Sale streets. It Is alleged that
eiteIwurd Field transferred his interest TO Incins
A willard, and that subsequently. on the 10th Of
December last, Si1on, Smith Willard, agreed 70
Iransfrr the lease to the Uorel Company, when Of
ranzed receiving therefor slo0 800 IN stock It ia
charged that Afterwards Willard transferred one
third of his interest to Phiiinda n Stoddard, sse
ses II Ia alleged that subsequently, Willard was
declared 10 he . lunaiic, and Samuel 4 Sawyer
and Sanford N. Hunt were sppointed his cansef-
fully prrnnized, but that the CONSERVATORY refuse
10 tGlGl the contract.
, 1870-07-08

S~-~reo->~->---~-~~--~c~
EOR sALE--JOLIET CUTOFF GRAvFL IN
large Or eInaIl quantities. delivered At any point In
ths e yie9y Dtpes nsshto%3 % whe1S r. ps5,ss 9s
CIa,k.st.t Hoom g. JOHN MCGA FIERY 4 CO,
TOR SALETHE SMALL SCHOONER" jim OF
Il Racine" now lying at the foot OF TTeltthrst.
Lake Short Inquire at MAYS Boat Stand. neat Park
LuW.
EOR SALE-TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOE
proof prcrs, posing stones hand nEess. casGs and
quantity Of nonpsrc. Tcrus easy. 1eo south Water
st., Room 8, third H0of,
TOR SAIE-CHEAP-A GOOD 3-BARRKL ALE
r bog: also, bar, counter glasses, &C. 81 Wallerst,
between Twelfth and M1Iwel
TOR sALEA FRsTCLAss CANAL STONE
Z boat or would exchange for city personal proper
ty. Address, for shres DAYS. oEoRiF, Tribune
TOR SALE KNIGHT TEAPI.AR UNIFORM
Z cheap. IL North CIa1kst. second floor. Wells
LTOR BALE-HAY BY THE BALE, CAR LOAD OR
se.te. lead Best beatsE pressed hay. Appy q leo
and lse Washinstou-st
EoR SALE-aaooo WORTH OF JEWKLRY AT A
l. bargain. or will exchange part for horse. buggy,
and hafness. Address II 2. Tribune Office.
, 1870-07-08
aEWIN9 MACHINE.

- WTTn 1s0 ABE A SEWING MACHINE
w 1otth 1loo far = god watch. Al ~ Washin4fnz-
IT.. Room lo-
EoR SALE 8KCoNpAAEP sEWN0 IA: "a.
cffnsS of khe bess make. Haenooe ooaaAa at takEn
II esehsses. f6 LaaEtAt:. BOOM
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
SIT gJNE INipUDENCE.

TO :Gs Editor Of The IRA bHne.
STR. A few months since L vgOte, and You
publish ed, q series II articles on Ovsrheated slean
one of Which was entitled, - Constant and Terrible
Peril" no wing the psssSity foe non-conducunS, nm
radiatr incombu stble jackets on steamDoers :"
steam os facOreIs and steamships 30 prevent the
recrrcn c0 og fires whiC result p overheated seara
when the surfaces are covered With any cOmbustblD
material noh hair or 1aIer reng, as well rs iOr t
promotion of fuel by Cbstructug the escape
heat radated from he surface OF scrn structures
when imp rniected =, -.
made and fn-ished by the snyder Manufacturing Com
Dauy No Iir.pnwch-st which were eNlybited at the
Fair OF the Inst uts last year. on boilers ana
pipes, Wlcl had examines ana mao lreco9lnenueu to
You for al nj your boilers in I1E TRIBUNE a
the best obstrDtOr of heat which hal come under my
obser aton-sace adopted exclusively by the United
Jackets are absolutely inepsbustiDl1, while, In add
tiOn to their Ion-conductng qualities, they have blr
gums and Filsnents, which, Is at the same time
Not and cold water and Gre-prooS end may bc
washed off with bose, using sSt or cold wa"r ar any
tme withous, Injury, even vsie the DollsSs contain
steam
took grea' pains to furnish your reslers With vaua
Die information these rsng toshncsties, and
VAS unusuall particular in aIl retorenees to facts
there might he mistakes, and my surprise was
great wnen. lately, visited the Fair and found the
representative OF SaamanCfr CompRDyy a. they en-
title Themselves who are maniaacturersOI OF paper teU
for the same purpose, distrb ung circulars IN which
lengthy eXtrag,s from one OF my series oh articles was
reprinted, and IN which It was asserted unblnshnglI
shat this corbustlbe material rds the serT Thing The
TRIBUNE recommended. quSte from the circular;
fires Cthc kind referred TO wouldbe prevented
if it were generally used This was the Salamander
telting.l" ssppose THE TRIB,ESE has ssome used to
having ITS snng nlsrepresenLed ana nstorled III ns
dishonest way. bat have nos, ana take this early
opportunity tDsk you TO permit to expose the fraud
BY publishing this letter. Respectfully,
Consulting Engineer for the Snyder Manufacturing Co.,
No. 1856 Gre ehYchst.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

contempt Tor violating an Injunction Obtained nv ~.
Enc Railway restraining him from prosecuting ma .,,
against thein and the second ning him ss32s for tbe u
olatl0n, that amount having been fixed upon nv +. ro,
as the proper damages Ramsey's defense befnro ~.
Teieree was That he advised believed thar th
mourt had exceeded it, power in granting the pnnc,i
Inc points made and argued By Mr. Rl'nsey
the appeal were, hat the Court manfesly and nl,I
efTed IN adJudgDg Ramsey OF contempt as fbe I,,inV
uon n, was absolutely and totally void snd
ehtltcd 10 Mother respect nor Obedience ,h. IN.
after the Erie Company procured the mat
Ofney tOok further steps IN the action which was 80,
waiver of IT, and finally that the evidence OF
men, allowed by the referee, To- the value of the 80
wees OF tho counsel 81 the Erie Company was clos,
lhddm sable, and II being impossible t. dccrmine ho
much INC Referee Was influenced by this iHadp .se &
.Ohy the WhOe should In any event De- sot aside tbev
therefore asked that both orders should De Tcyered R
costs ana an order made setting aside and yacatpg ha
orner 70 h1O" cause ana declaring the injunction ygd
For the Company, the points made were that the .t.
was not appcaab!e. and that The order wis nst6cd -
me proofs, AS tboy show wIlil ds0bodicnce OF an
der Of the Court At the conclusion Of tho argument th
court TOOK tine papers, and reversed decision. ~
For the appellant, Mr.. Peckham and Mr Tracey. foe
the respondent, Messrs. Field * ShcarInan - ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK-....-...... l.


-. l.
CLEARED.
seam.hlps-T1a Loekhea liverpool Halifax; p,lmyr, w,,
S .s heRS SRalT BeI F 5 a T Bes. Boston VIM
p Se @e5w,od a ps,aePJa "a bss Ro Ss
Vaeand aimorei Flsnk Pierce PhlaelPass; Maao~eI.
EGp-I.s5si 6Foon Aud, SlsOw: ,..,. ,,.,-.., e,..
Bristol Eng Mcste Wrea ork for OnieS Rsasa Wellington.
n Cenfn.s. p.h.ray Puleon En1,Ss,Apcet'
S,1hHs Scsea CA SSIss s gsa GaSseS' B
io9nan St ye.ns r. Y ALICE IgtsrISn sae%e u,,o,., p.
sasI STn aaa. 81 susan susan Ms SSSSs Sec4o.n r
c. Arctic, CopSsy, ROckland D. C. Acken Hobts. stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship TsA 0yenstone Glasgow via Movie Oct i3 mise sn&
Steamship Deutschland Ssb.r oc, ls a and P~.
steamship Haines Liverpool Oct ls and
steamship %lPinston, GEE, Ps,l.dslgsn Sal.L
steamship Louisa Moore sasssI NeNbru c. n,yal stores.
s,ss%:S sssm: Hans savanna md
steamship Hatteras BlacLNeed; Norfolk mdse aDi p.~
s SsP Fga e,snee p'HGf Hs zsassi ss t1Sa!1 aS S
sehr Minerva weiaors, Terry Wash n O.. coa ~
scir Fla B. Coffin, srshan Sand RIVER " s. is days sg's
DOMESTIC POFfS.
Bosrcs Nov -A,,- steamship Giaacs from Newyors bog
PoHrss MoSFoF Nov r-Pssssd sars Rhoa svi s Ps.
ssPeia dell - brig 9, a9ls,s5 f'f 4o 'aH'''' a. " "
FOREIGN POETS.
YCI s Lvs,DOo t0lsls5 Ssf. a. SS & II No. P2esm..
from NsyYoI. sailed, steamship City tleaAa iof Ne"fofA.
DISASTERS. ~
u sSs ;.sas sST 81 s ; W. aS near SoS M ooai
fal M water She % cargo Of lnmieL xvl h.e,-.
The brg Essex seeIer from Gov Bay - b ior NeN po''
r,. snirs has not been and has bssn Hzrn up
ot The RsslI 2as register bun at Fieep'1- hs IA 1879
TT bsrt Warron Avern from Antwerp for New York before re
o,S Ia s not been heA. and beng lVA das OUT
here are bus slight hopes her saf; The W "
brii AZ Fn,kfo Ne N 1864 ana hala- from 81 are"s
s brg Emma kes bese reported bouns nom GOV
B,y b Tor NsyYork uis-pg, arrived At Lu0An t ~ ITO"
ST. John " b. --,.- =. -. ,.... :, 4. ,shsrs,
3elgoland ae hutdrei and lssA') n40S " =
oeum haTe boez saved from tbe,wrec& OF tho Odess-
NOTICE To MARINERS, -.
Tia EnsonS Reef Light will be taken me SsSpou iSt
pairs In The her lacs VIA be supplied " hei As
Cst 3-Thes siu BE- Lgh,H.gss at Bsraoa sSf
Nov.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
pdSgENG ERS ARRIVED.

FB1g LIvRRPOoLn seaastip Abgssin,' Noy lIMr and w
MeCarthy lpy end ch Mr w eib sdy
cb and mais Drake wife and child, Nj Lo sly an
r. RIOS Mr. Cushnsn lady children snd maids and
johnson Joh Mr.. Torrance int iy Mis-, Tor
rance Lampe tnd daughters Ms Torrs,s Ms Gsus
md chN K Jackson g. H. Jones' Mr. Brackhatt snl dy Mr.
Wif7rpa. adv daughters D. Mcneil j. Brs C. W fuss
ng Mrs Henoa D. A. Lindsey O. ylsioss and Nm hor
Tor Cushing ard ls T0phs and ly Mr Bdgan
children servants Mrs Gas snd daughters T vi Noan
Hr King Richards Nr. HafOn lady A Hunter Rev. DR.
DR. she Mrs Potrs aud servant y v kysn Mra Lows
n Watson, Miss lieckelnans Mss Wilson MIS- Stekss h<
French lAdy u Doherty, A kken hts Ben
Mr. eyer lady Mrs. Pote children ard serTantA
Mis- K Whisaey Sebedn, hdy AMI 1slghn M
Price lady children maid, NJ Tell A. Conant Ms hn'oa
Nc Weston sfe aud eh ThOs Pots Mr. Sneion 41I sy '1d -
H.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN BAILS

WEDNESDAY. HoT 2
Mails feT Burope Qgee1oSn aad idsepoo per ",sm'ap
Minnesota from Pier IS " r.. close .t e PpORce at VI
paid only, Pier No. y n r.
and lAn letters deposi s0ppesrntsFy hsa
mus be PIE aid with double postage
THUhSDAf. Nov
Mails Queenstown onf liverpool per desfnsnD
AbyssDa CuIH-d Dock Jersey City clore 81 the PoOh - " NJ
Supplementary Mail FOR paid letters only use on Dok JersJ
City and closed lO (Au lters dp9std ia Supplementary
Nail. be prepaid with double postage . -
Nlsssn and the West Inhes stsmzsp 70
unbia No " r. close al Steamship sails ~
FRIDAY Nov. 4.
Mss Aspi wall Panama the south Pa0c and Central Amer
Ports per Steamship Afzora Pier No ~ ~ k csss
be Zee at 'o;3D a. Steamship sails s Y ".
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

span and unrs vessels ring this port requested -
,r uacaeak addressed tie NewYok Associated Press ouy 70
ons exhibiting written authority Of J. W smonton Geners
A. NJ news thc JOtl Of C0Bre TINS TRBUss
Bgyif sun Erprcs Ereng Post tOnnasrctli Astsrfr Sat
Zg aud Ns. DeeoTat shou also b delivered cs.J
ff,s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

SUPREME ECOUBf-GHAsBERs,-CARDozoJ J-Opsu. az o. u Ca
49, . end.r calei 81 Il.
lj' Merchant az, Watson 2i..Wsllsoe sgL Psahg.
SuPaEaE COgKT--tiEsERAL TKRs-ISGRAHAN p i BARzAkv
aud NAEDoLO, j. I.-Opens At l0i a. No.
Remainder OF nonenmerated mso aud the following
notions:
IS. Robinson agt FHat so..Paerson agf. Baker
B.fessenden act Sst. A..ssnc tg- Same
IS. Bradley sgt. Mutua; ie ms g5. AZ Robert.
Co. 1..Winer 8g- Baker
76..Psrker sgt. Barrett S1-. Branch AT Roberta
17..Smth agi, Spencer 81. .SsHe ggi Sane
u. ..CocLran ak Dinsinore %. ..WOolnG AT yseDins
~. Tanner ay. Bmei Bauk Co. 9l..W~d ayt Crir7
30. Gordon ag. Qnyy. 81. ..StrsHg eg. Qmzy
81. .Ilestnd at. ORR ". .Shears at Solhinses
~. Winter ag. Rob rA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
TIE CLARK cOUNTERFEIrIYG cAsp

H. B. Clark, who was tried in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict and Jury
on charge OF having in his Internal Pevonn
salnLa ioi 'oDacco has been found guilty. Sentence de-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
A CORRECTION

To the Editor Of The TrteHnc.
SIR: In recent lester of mine the types
made me state that wood and coal hero ss per tun
must have written s. per tun- S.CM
GresJey, Colorado Oct. ~, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
CRIMINAL


geIday JOhh Jones Vas committed Oh charge OF steal
a. Gartland, at No. 40 5llliYan-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
r1-RsD,ys WEATHER REPoRr-gAx

heAu ns l53i Mooa II
=.
lay Hook. 3.55 Cows Island 40 Hell Gaia oA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
printins.

NVM. EVERiaELLs SONS, lOi Fut!on11s.IsMxL 1.sxL
w MTHoGsAPHAC, STEAM JOB. PSiSthHs ~
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
ue0oinQ gar0s, ST.

at VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No: lO4 & fai,
n tsast.-wkDDISa CARDS AID flhk sIAllOSANh '-
h,sea sel9.l
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
IRON AND IT'S MANUFACTURE

AN ADDRESS BY A. W. HUMPHREYS fREASOhhh
or THE STERLING IRON AND RAILWAY COM
PANY.
The following address was delivered last
evening at the Fair OF the American Institute, before
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
COURT csLRyp.Rs-Trun,,

SUPRsnE EC0UBf-CHAsBgRs-CAKDozoJ J-Opeu. az d m Css
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-07
NO. 2s9
Mistella,1fnus.

A VAST GRoGsHoP. Bear me witness
if exaggerate when say that the coun-
try is one vast grogshop, to which nearly
half million of its youth are yearly in
trodcued. and over whose threshold sixty
thousand are annually carted to a drunk
ards grave. The streets ofour cities echo
to the shouts and oaths of drunken revel-
ers, from whom society seeks protection
through police regulations; and within
hovel and mansion alike, not entirely
smothered either by physical fear or social
pride, is heard the sound OF insane
violence and wailing. What river
is there along our coast, what harbor upon
whose shores city stands, whose waters
have not closed over the bodies of those
who, victims to this traffic, were flung by
violent hands from pier or bridge, or mad
ly sought beneath their silent surface
forgetfuluess of woes or wretchedness too
pregnant to be borne? Within the dark
ness of dungeons and along our highways
may be seen wrecks OF former beauty and
manhood wrought by this traffic. aud now
and then one, as by miracle, after long
years of misery and abasement, rescued
therefrom, lifts up his voice in public, and
makes men aghast with the recital of his
woes and degradation.-W. v. II. Murray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-07
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Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
qallg Aennebrc Sournal.
ic icsuad auaru manning axcent SUNDAYS

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home aud miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news
Terms, 81 per annum in adcance; IS ii payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertions less 81 co. 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
LINCOLN COUHTY.

LINCOLN CoUSTY.
Mare Male, dark brown, considerably
SCARED on each. shoulder, SPAWN on right
hind leg, no shoes on, knot under Jaw, about
I3 hands, about Is OF 20 years Pres1y Drin-
kard, 18th dis, Oct 12-$25. Llst
Mare, sorrel, star in the fore head, few
white spots on her back, IA hant high,
years old next spring r. C. Wistmaii on
Farris' Creek, End dis, Sept $500. -z--.
Flee HogS-two blue, two white and one
black, smooth crop and split in ri-ht ear
l.. l.. Cole, Goth dis, Sept S--valued al 81
each for the blues and black, and So each
for the whites. - -. tyerr or =
Mare, bay, branded on left shoulder with
letters C o, old shoes on fore feet, no white
about her, about IA hands, about 6 years old
by Geo. T. Roper 18th district, on Kelly's
Creek, Sept 12-$45. ..,1sI Il
TpO Hogs-a Sow, black and white spot.
ted, smooth crop and under bit in each cal
and split in the left; the other a Barrow
sandy, smooth crop ard split in each ear
r. w. Pitts, goth district, Aug. 22-each 81
Bull roam or red specl led, half crop in
right ear, 2 years old; Jack Dismukes, col
18th district, Aug. 8-Sl2. ep
Mare bright bay, black legs, name and
tail, except the left hind leg is white above
the pastern Joint, blind in right eye, shoe
all round, no brands perceivable, about II
hands high, about IS years Smith L. Walk
er, 22nd dis, July 21-$s0.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse sorrel, both hind feet white, small
white snip on nose, white spot in forehead
has fistula, l5I hands, about 10 years by
Geo. Ivie, COL, 3rd dis. Sept. 1880.
MADISON o'UNTY.
Mule mare, dark bIown-bay, barefooted
no flesh marks, 1872 hards, or years old
Wilson Reaves, June 24-$S6.
Horse, bay, right bird foot white, quite
thin in order, hind feet shod, l515 hands,
or years old Will " ade, colored, in Me.
ridianville, May 9-$Go.
Mare NuIe, dark brown, no brands, IS OIL
l6 hands high, about years; byJ. D. Tan
ner Jure I6-$225.
Mare chestnut sorrel, blaze face, both
hind feet and left fore foot willie, branded
on left shoulder with letters y. w." abou
IA hands, about 6 years; Benz. b. CLARK
June 1857 30.
LIN. STONE COUNTY
Horse iron gray. gear marks on side
shoes on front feet Is hands high, about
years old; VIM. H Notes, Feb. 20-s1OO
Fire NuleS-two mouse cOlored, one sOr
rel, one bay, and one black-also, one gray
Mare, with wart over right eye by Jas
Morris, miles from Athens, on Fayette
vile road, May 10.
GILES COUNTY.
Heifer, roam, 10 marks years this spring
by Gill Bell, Pulaski, April IS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24


Bors IN .ARCAN r BITE When
a horse shows symptoms Of bnts,
drench him with one pint of tar
heated as hot as possible, but not
to burn. 1t will inclose the bots
instantly, and stop the biting IN
abuut halt an hour after admins
tering the tar. Give some purga.
tive; | prefer castor oil, given
warm I; this will bring off the bats
and tar mixed in one mass. Bots
and collie in horses, in many in.
stances, cannot be distinguished.
and if within twenty or thirty
m nutes after giving the tar you
find the animal is not relieved.
give two ounces of laudanum and
two ounces sweet spirits nitre,
mixed, The remedies may b..
relied on, the writer having never,
Il a sing e instance, failed to re.
Iieve and fully cure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
Thursday Morning, Nosem r a4ls7
8as,,,, ans 1u,lsethol6.
8 $
Sour Krout.

Lincoln county, No., is some
what famous for the manufacture
of Sour Kront, and a correspon-
dent of the Secretary Of the State
Agricultural Society thus desert
bes the manner of making it:
The outside and loose leaves OF
the cabbage should be cut off and
the head quartereds and thrown
into a tub of clear water, from
which they should be taken, one
piece or more at a'tiHle, and pla-
ced in a small box, open at the
top and bottom, and running In
grooves of the krout machipe,
which is about four feet long, one
foot wide and six inches deep.
The box runs over three or four
knives, sometimes made Of old
scythes, fixed diagonally across the
bottom of the machine.
The edges of the knives run
backward and forward in the
grooves, and pressure being made
with a piece of board on the cab
bage, the latter is cut into hin,
small slices, which drop into the
tub beneath the cutter. AS the
cabbage is cut, it is transferred to
a clean barrel "a pork barrel is
preferably and pounded with a
heavy wooden mallet. The more
closely it is packed, the better !;
and with care, from $50 to $50
pounds of cabbage may be put ill.,
toa barrel of forty gallons.
One pint Of fine salt to the bar
rel is sprinkled with the cabbage
as it is packed down. No addition
of water is required. Fill the bar
rel to a poiut two inches from the
top, cover the krout with large
cabbage leaves, and place over the
whole O wooden cover small
enough to be inserted within the
barrel, where it must be kept firm
ly, by a heavy stone, until the
process of fermentation is past.
Place the barrel within five or
six feet Of the kitchen fire, and in
a few days fermentation will COM
mence, which may be FASTENED by
the addition of little blood warm
water a froihy scum will rise and
run off when the kroul is all right
and ready for use, and the barrel
may be set In the cellar, porch or
shed.
Freezing does it no injury, and
It will keep in the cellar until
March or April without deprecia-
ting. and longer in cooler place.
A barrel of krout can be made in
two hours by two men. Any
prejudice existing against krout,
for want of cleanliness, is not
founded where even ordinary care
is exercised in its preparation.
There are various modes OF cook
ing il, while some prefer it raw,
eating it a. a salad. 1, is ire
quently boiled three hours or more,
with salt pork cut in small pieces.
Perhaps the incest style is to fry
it in pork fat, or with the gravy
from roast pork. For frying it
should be bniled two hours to
make it tender. 1t is whole.
some. hearty food, and it is par
ticularly appreciated by men re.
curing a substantial diet, while
it is also relished by many Of more
fastidious taste.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24

The negroes in Holmes county,
Mississippi, pulled up with the nd.
vice of their loyal leaders, have
held meetings and resolved that
they would not work for white
people next year on any account
Or in any capacity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24

Fairfield county has been. the
greatest sheep raising district in
Ohio. Now, however. farmers
are said 20 be losing their interest
tn sheep, and turning their atten.
ion 10 horses, cattle and boys.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-24
money TAINTED!

A Ii persons indebted TO me will please
IN come forward and settle at once, and
thus sGre cost and trouble, for ! am COM
PEELED to close my books. Hereafter when
You come or send for goods, be sure and send
the money, as am compelled to sell for
cash only. Intend to make it to the inte-
rest of my customers to pay cash, by selling
as cheap as the cheapest. Please give
call before buying elsewhere. By so do
ing you will ohlige your friend.
augiS-tf B. J. CHAFIN.