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recess, to protest against and prevent
such seizure; to recognize the Revolu-
tionists and the Government of Cuba
as q deJdcto Government, and to take
such other steps as are, in his judg-
ment, necessary TO prevent any foreign
government from taking possession Of
the island, or any other island in the
American seas. The rules were not
suspended.
Mr.. Cox sought the floor to offer
resolution relative to free ships. -
Mr.. Logan moved to suspend the
rules and pass the Senate Joint resO-
luton for the relief of certain con-
tractors for the construction of vessels
of war and steam machinery. Be
jeeted.
Pending the vote a message was re-
ceived from the President urging the
necessity of passing the Indian Ap-
preparation bill, and referring to the
proposed European war;. and the
necessity of increasing the American
commercial marine by the purchase
of ships abroad, etc.
.Messrs. Dawes, Schenck and Cox,
were appointed to wait on the Presi-
dent and reported that he had no
further communication to make. The
Speaker then declared the session ad-
jOurned sine die.
SENATE.
The Senate has affirmed the action
of the President in the removal of the
old Indian agents appointed by his
predecessor, and supplying their
places with army officers.
The Indian bill continues the peace
commissioners another year.
Inc bill to encourage ship-bUilding
for foreign trade and other purposes
was taken up. Various amendments
were offered to the bill, among them
one by Morrill,, of Vermont, restrict
ing the time during which America
registers may be issued to foreign
built vessels to three months instead
of eight.
Mr.. Wilson favored fixing the
period at five months, by which time
Congress could extend it if necessary.
After loud discussion by Messrs.
Morrell, of Vermont, Bayard, Viii
son, Conklin, Sherman, Cameron and
Chandler, the bill was laid aside in
formally.
MI. stewart, on leave, presented the
credentials of Richard H. Whitley
and Henry C. Farruw, Senators elect
from Georgia. Laid on table.
Messrs. Wilson and CasserIy were
appointed Conjunction Committee
Of the House to inform the President
that the Congress was ready to
adjourn.
Mr.. Chandler made an Intellectual
effort to get up a bill which had been
| discussed by Mr.. Bayard, who had the
floor and declined to yield.
AT 9 o'clock the Senate adjourned
| sine die.
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MISSISSIPPI.
AIcsrn's DoInes---General Stsrke All Right
---Scho0l Sgperistendents. 81 G

Special TO MEMPHIS APPEAL. --Ft
JACKSON, MISS, July 15.-Governor
Alcarn now goes about a task of inf
mite difficulty, He must appoint, in
conjunction with the State School
Board, county school superintendents,
whose worth and attachments must
determine the future fortunes and
character of the people of Mississippi.
The Pilot says that the very best men
in the State, applicants for places, win
be appointed.
Rev. James Lynch, Secretary Of
State, has for several days been pre-
vented from attending to the duties of
his Office, but is now convalescent. 5ai
General P. B. Starke has been prop
erly confirmed by the Senate Sheriff
of Bolivar.
The down train on the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern railroad,
night before last, between Beauregard
and Brookhaven, ran over a colored
boy about sixteen years of age, and
killed him instantly, mangling his
body in horrible manner.
BOstwick, of the Wesson rioters,
who was severely wounded, is doing
we'll. The ringleader is in jail.
The Senate passed the Geheral
Railroad bill, which, however, has
been so changed as to make it com
paratively tolerable. The clauses OBJ
jected to in the Governors message
have been stricken out. An act was
passed establishing normal school.
In the House the following bills
were passed, together with large num-
bers of others of less importance: a
bill appropriating one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars for the enlarge
ment and repair of the lunatic
asylum; a bill Incorporating the
Memphis and Vicksburg railroad;
a bill amending exemption laws. This
act repeals all acts passed since 1860,
and amends the revised code so as to
exempt eighty, instead of one hun
dred and sixty acres of land and two
thousand dollars worth of property
in city.
The Governor vetoed the printing
bill, which causes much grumbling
among those who were to have been
benefited.
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double-banked frigates. seven heavy
sloops, and three Transports The vessels
in commission are manned by 5,012 sailors,
| 737 engineers, $40 carpenters and me-
| chanics, 1872 warrant officers, and 255 off,
GERS. Besides this there is a reserve of
4I56 men, which can be called upon any
time, and a second reserve called see iDehr,
which acts only in time of war, and may
1 be translated sea militia
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NASHVILLE.
Lively Times-Ths Ku-Klux-A Wretchsd
Woman.

NASHVILLE, July 15.--A negro man
confined in Jail at Franklin, Tennes-
see, charged with committing rape
upon white woman, was taken out
last night by disguised marauders and
hanged.
Captain Puckett, a policeman, ar
rested to-day, in house of ill-iame,
a girl of sixteen, who had eloped
from her home in Gallatin last Mon
day, and sent her to her parents, who
are respectable people.
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
NapoIson and His chassepsts--Tbs French
Army and Navy.
Bismarek's Backing Organization Of the
Prussian Army.


The population of France, according 10
the census Of 1850. was Exclusive of l25,-
900 soldiers stationed outside Of the en-
pire} 3s O67. .O64, Of which "a. .595. .39S lived
In towns, and 26 47l,7le in the rursl dis
tricts. AS regarded nationality, 635, ,4eo
were resident foreigners, the remainder
native Frenchmen. The difference OF
language among the natives of France
has been the subject of an official census.
Il is estimated that about ,200, 600 OF the
population Alsace and Lorainel speak
German as their native tongue, 100000
Flemish. 500 900 WallOon, I,lO0. 600
Breton. In their religious faiths
the people are divided as
follows: Catholics -, ,l07, ,2lI; Protestants,
Si6.6I9; Jews, 50 Oi0; other sects. a, 1856,
and in Algeria, Catholics, 2ll, ,l95; Pro-
testsnts, 5.OO2; Jews, 35,7S7; Moham-
medsns, 2,6Ss, ,746; other sects, II 81.
The population OF the French colonies
mot included in the above enumeration
is 2 649 G7S. and the population of c0un-
tries in Asia, Africa, Oceanica, under the
protection of France, is 8, ,69S ,575-making
a grand total Of people living under the
sway of the French Empire of A 535. BY.
Tine public debt in 1859 amounted to
l2,9 925,7ls,0 ,07S francs, or upward Of 81, 5s5,
600 0U0. The revenue for 1869 appears %
have been ,755. 81. .203 francs, and the eX-
pGnditures I ,75l .2il ,93l francs.
The army, according to the new law OF
February /, 1868, consists of the active
army and the reserve, each numbering
400 coo men. A Gards Rationale mobile,
which was to number $50, 900, was 30 CO.
operate for the defeuse of forLresses.
coasts and frontiers. The National Guard
has a military organization, and is placed
under tho Minister of War. Il comprises
go battaliOns, having eight companies OF
2O10 men, and I25 batteries of 200 men /;
together, the sctiys army, the reserve.
and the National Guard, number l, $50, 600
men.
The active army is, as yet, low. OF
course il will be greatly increased when
p1gaad On a war fOoring
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NOn-Rssident KOtics.

shelby county, Tennessee Thomas Broc-
ehus ct al. VS.. ?. M. Morgan ct al.
TT appearing rom f1davit in this cause
u that the defendants, p. n. Morgan anu w
d. Baker, are residents Of Mississippi and
non-residenis Of the State Of Tennessees
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in October, ls70, and plead, answer or
demur 10 com plalnants $ Dills e1 the same Will
hearina exparte; and that a copy CT this or
der be published once week. Tor four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR u. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
EsteS q Jackson, Sols, Tor compPt ten
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The steam feet is being increased as
rapidly as human efforts will admit Of.
The largest vessels in the navy are the
King William, OF 59SS tons. and the Re
noWn, Of 1900 tons. The former, which
is considered the most formidable vessel
afioat, was built in England for the Sultan
ofTurkey, but, as he could not pay, ii was
snapped up by the Prussians. The arma-
nent consists of twenty-three guns Of the
heaviest cslibre known, manufactured of
the famous Krupp steel, at the works In
Weslphalia. The steam-power is ll50
horsepower, the crew six hundred men.
The Renown is less heavily armored, and
has only 1900 horse power, with an arma-
ment Of four eleven-ineh guns, six sixty
nine Founders, twelve seventy-two
Founders, sno twelve twenty-four pound
ers on the upper deck. The crew amounts
to one thousand men, exclusive
Of officers. This vessel was built
10 Kisl. On the stocks at the navy yard
In Wiihelmshfen is the heavy
tron-clad frigsbe the Grosser Kurfufst and
the Frederick the Great, OF the same class,
Is building at Kiel. The Hansa, another
iron-olad, is nearly completed, at DaDtzic,
where the steam frigste Ariaane, has been
commenced and the steam sloops Alba
tross and Nautrius. To be built by 1877
RTe II iron-elsds Of the largest size, II
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HERNANl0 MALE SEMINARY

TTNHE next session of this school will begin
Il on FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The classes win be four, viz: A Primary, an
Intermediate, Grammar and High Class
Terms as follows, fer I'VE months session
mary, Sl2 50i Intermediate, SIS; Grammar
so, High, S30-with 25 cents month ad-
dtttopal for incidental expenses. Assistant
Teacher, especially OF Classic Languages, Mr.
w. H. FoUTE. Refers TO Col. j. 7. Leath and
Hon. John johnson, Memphis.
II. o. RENNER. Principal
tylb p. o. Box No. SIS, Hernandez, Miss.
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ST. LOUIS.
A IeIIy and Sausage Factory Wonderful
Diving.

ST. LOUIS, July ia freight train
on the Kansas Pacific railroad run
into a washed-away culvert, near
Hays City, yesterday. M. ]. Rey-
nolds, Esq, and Seth Williams, fire.
man, were killed; @. Palmer, con-
ductor, and ThOs. Gafray, brake.
man, were dangerously wounded.
The locomotive and several cars were
wrecked.
While ten men were working on
the wheel-house Of the steamer North.
western, at Montrose, Iowa, yester.
day, the scafolding on which they
stood fell, precipitating them into the
river. Four of them were drowned,
names not given.
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Reaata.

DETROIT, July 15.-The second
days regatta Of the Northwestern
Amateur Boating Association, four
oar race, three miles, was won by
the Toledo Club in q ;4la; Saginaw
Club next. A barge race, II miles,
was won by the Excelsior Club in
11:45. The review by Captain Jew
ett, U. s. N, was a fine spectacle of
thirty boats. The prize for the best
appearance was awarded to the Ex-
celsiOr.
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Attachment Notics.

In the First Circuit Court OF shelby county,
Tennessee.-E. 5. Plummer vs. Moultons
Benedict q Co.
TN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $3.50 Of the code ana
property OF defendant. and an1davtt having
been made that the defendants are tnoeoteo
TO plaintifB in the sum OF SlH 5O py account
and that the defendants are non-restoenIs Ot
the state OF Tennessee: - -.
Ii Is therefore ordered, That tney MAKE
their personal Appearance herein, ~ nal f
con lty. on the third d Monday II septem osr
next and defend said attacn nent Salts
W y Iii t,s rroceedsd with expRrte; and
shat . eorv Of his order be published once
49, s,1ss Sar four consecutive weezss IN the
Mem ,,,e f Once, this 18th day Of July, $50
FRANK EAFT. Clerk.
9vB z. COLEMAN. Deputy Clerk
Herye TxezeYant, attorneys for pttL Jyt4
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Terrific Tsmpsst.

OMAHA, July 15.-A terrible tor.
nado passed over the town of Grand
Island, Nebraska, this afternoon,
blowing down several buildings and
unroofng a number of others. The
roof of the round-house of the Union
Pacific railroad was blown of and
their wind mill blown down. The
loss is estimate at ten to fifteen
thousand dollars; no loss of life. The
same storm passed over this place
this afternoon, and although the wind
was terrible, no serious damage was
done here. The thermometer to-day,
stood at 1907 Fahrenheit.
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Rr;oham N Hot wafer

SALT LAKE CITY, July 15.-In the
United States District Court, in a suit
of Godbe d Co. VS.. Brigham Young.
as trustee Of the Church of Jes1s
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, for ten
thousand dollars, with four years in
terest, the jury gave Judgment tor
plaintiff.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NTTY ENGNEER's oFEICE, Z
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, July II. ls7O.J
81 Sealed proposals wiz be received at this
once until IL o'clock m. Saturday, the zd
inst. for grading a portion of the bluff. be-
tween Beals and Union streets. For further
Information, apply at this office. The city re-
serves the right to reject any or all ofthe bids.
iva IH HUMPHREYS. City Eng'nr.
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Enrsinn.
DIED..

HOFFA.-On the 1fth July, ls70, at his
plantation, "Auvergne," in Grenada county,
Miss Major j. N. HOFFA
Baltimore Nashville and New Orleans
papers please copy.
HURLET-Died, at her late residence, on
the corner OF south and DeSOtO streets, on
the 18th inst. Mrs. BRIAN HURLEY, sister OF
Michael Mekeogh Of this city.
Friends and ae0uaintances are respect
fuily invited to attend the funeral at 4 o'clock
tod Y, rom st. ratrick's Church. Carriages
az Halstfg
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English and Classical School.
VIZ z. MITCHELL will commence q sum-
w nner session Of his school, at
No. s03 Third Street, on Monday, IuIy Ilth,

To continue eight weeks, to the commence
mont of the regular fall session. Terms for
the session, $40. For circulars and terms for
the regular school session apply TO the Prin-
eipal, at the sehool-room, after Monday, July
1lth. The room is the same, heretofore occu-
pied by Mr.. A J. Halle, and Is furnished with
The best style OF desks, etc.
Il Is the design Of the Principal to establish
school Of the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, or pursue such a course
rs will nt them for business 1fe.
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
languages. iy7
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THE COTTON CR0P OF 1870

CAN be gathered in the boll-hulls. leaves,
~ stems and all. The drop cotton and uD-
opened bOlls can be saved.
THE SEPARATING COTTON-GTN viii save all,
and gun it out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
Held IN the usual way BY the best gins now
in use.
nS- Send for circular 1858
DOWDALL, PAGE q CO., st. Louis, No.,
fvlG ccln nfnl-...
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 15.-The
steepie-chase was won by Oyster
man, jr., beating Lobelia and Bohan-
on; time 1854. The second race, II
miles was won by General Duke in
3:10A, beating Banshee, Legatee, CHI
max. The third race, Z mile, for all
ages, was won by MorTis's Eclipse
Golf
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guard is the Prince Augustus of Wurtem-
burg. There are tWenty-nine fOrtresses
in the kingdom, Of which Eve are of the
first rank.
Count Won Bismsrk has been able to
assert that the Prussian navy is now
second to none in the Baltic sea. Since
1850, vessel after vessel has been rapidly
launched, until Prussia, which a few
years ago was really contemplate on the
sea, has nov become a formidable naval
power. According to the latest return,
The fleet OF Prussia is composed as fol-
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IS ADAPTED ESPECIALLY TO THE WANTS OF
FARMERS AND LABORING MEN
All who have tried it speak Of it in the high
est terms: lis durability has been well tested I;
II Is made on a new principle and Outlasts
two pair OF ordinary shoes, We warrant
every pair we sell.
To our customers who seek economy and
style in Boots, we recommend the
EUREKA
Fer such as wear Shoes, we have those
made by Burt, M'Muliin, CaRfield q Jones,
and Emerson, for Gentlemen and by NOurse,
Oliver, Miles, and FarnswoF tn, for Ladies.
Also a most complete assortment for Misses
and children
Tasty Goods Low Prices-WhOIesaIe and
Retail. Ijyl6l JOS 3. LEYETT & co.
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Arrival Of eaolles.

CHATTANOOGA, July Is. - Five
hundred coolies, for the Alabama
and Chattanooga railroad, the first in.
stallment Of 2000, have arrived here.
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Besides these there were eight screw
steamers, iron-clad, with siNty-eight guns,
and twenty-three non-iron-clad, with IA
guns, building,
The following is list of the chief YES
sels in the French iron-clsd navy, with
their strength in guns and nominal horse
power:
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The French naval force consists OF a.
446 men. There are two admirals, c.
Rigauid de GenOuilly and +. T. Tre-
houart; six active vics-admirals and 30
active cUunber-admirals.
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Al the head of the French army are
eighteen Marshals of France, nam ely:
Count valiant, Count Bsrrsgney d'Hill-
iers, Count Random. and de BRuf, F. c.
CanrObert, NJ. f. p. NJ. McMahon Duke
of Magenta c. f. FOrey, +. 4. BszSine.
The army is divided into seven army
corps. The headquarters of the army
corps are as follows:
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B.LoWenstein & Bros.
PAP Main ST., cor. Jefferson.

$4,000 yards handsome DRESS
GOODS at E5< cents per yard, but worth more
than double the money. Ladies, don't fail
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France has II9 fortresses, of which
eight are of the first rank: Paris, Lyons,
Strssbourg, Metz, Lille, ToulOn, Brest
aud CherbouTg. The fortifcations of
Paris are stated to have cost 46,OOO, 900,
and up to 1865 there had been expended
on CherbOurg S34, 600 coo.
The fleet, on the IsT of January Of last
wear. was com posed as follows
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lineage

CHICAGO, July l5.-FlOur firm and i25%aSc
higher; spring extras, 81 81 20 s IS. Wheat is
active, excited and 4a5c higher, 81 l0at l21zz
Corn is &sta21zc higher, closing hTm at si1<c
cash. Oats are higher, 4Z1zc. Rye, T6a7zc.
Bariey, inactive and nominal: Highwines,
Pork S8 50829 20 for regular winter packed.
Dry salt meats are In fair request; shoulders
activo, closing at l2c; loose rough sides are
I.ard 30
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The total population of the kingdom Of
Prussia, according to the census of De-
cember 3, 1867, was "a, ,O43 299. This in
cludes the population of the territories
lately absorbed" by Prussia. The total
population oftOWns and cities was 49, :
$50.
The national debt Of Prussia is Az, ,6S9, :
872 thalers, or over 500, ,000. The total
revenues are about 10000, COO th2lers,
and the total expenditures 10000, ,OOu
Ihalers.
The German military organization. is
complete. According to a statement in the
Prussian Military Gazette, "a million
soldiers can at any moment be placed
under arms by a single telegram from
Berlin" The Prussisn troops tho same
authority adds, consist OF SS5 battalions
Of infantry, 26S squsdrons Of cavalry,
IL regiments of artillery with ll46 guns,
and ~ battsliOns OF engineers, making in
all 4l0 coo soldiers. To these should be
added the federal cOntingents of SsXOny,
Brunswick, Mecklenburg-S -StrelitZ, and
Hesse Darmstadt-in all 53, 900 men. But
this force Of 463, 600 only represents the
standing army OF North Germany. In
ease Of emergency, Prussia eau also COM
mand the services or the troops OF Baden,
Wurtemberg and Bavaria, and immedi-
ately order e reserve, consisting of an
army l43. .OlO men. An additional force
of $500 coo men Is at her disposal for the
occupation Of towns and garrisons. Every
Prussian subject j. enrolled as a soldier
as soon as he has completed his 10th year.
he serves, unless exempted, three years
in the regular army, four in the reserve,
and at the end OF this term enters the
landwehr, or militia, for nine years.
Leaving the landwehr he is finally en-
rolled in the lansturm until he is fifty
years Of age.
The cOmmander-in-chief of the army
and navy is the king. The chief Of the
staff is General de Moltke. The regular
army is divided into eleven corps or diyi-
siOns, with the following commanders:
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ST. LOUIS.July l1.-FlOuI unchanged; super
| fine, 81 3Oee4 30. Wheat Is firm but buyers
stood OF small sales Of red No ?. 81 Hal Is
| Corn, buyers stood or and business small
mixed, S5t967c. Oats-market opened hrmer.
ut 90 20 SIC and closed at 49 10 soc. Rye. Z8 70
! SOC. Whisky, nominal, SSe- Provisions are
| firm and quiet. PORK. $50 Loose dry salt
| shoulders and clear rib, up-river. 12al5e
| BacOn-snoulders, l4a9I45fe: clear rib, IT1Sc;
| clear sides. 1SG SIC. Hams. sugar cured.
2fl4c. Lard is retailing at l55z9l6c-
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Last week, in the Senate, Mr.. Lewis sub
mitted the following resolution, which was CON-
sidered by unanimous consent, and agreed to 6:
''That the President be requested to cause to
be communicated to the Senate statement OF
the moneys paid into the Treasury Of the u. S.,
on account of all property seized, condemned,
and coniscated in the State of Virginia uader
and by virtue of the act of J uly IT, 1862 enti-
tied, San act to suppress instruction, to punish
treason and rebellion, seize and cenfscate the
property of rebels, and for other purposes )
including also statement of the title of each
case, the name Of the owner Of the property
sold, the purchaser of the same, and Of the Of
fcers by whom, respectively, the proceeds Of
sale were paid into the Treasury, and the amount
actually paid in each and every case. We
hope there will be thorough examination into
this whole matter.
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SUDDEN DEATH. were panied to hear
that Mr.. John Wallace, of Fairfield, had a
hemorrhage on Saturday while sitting in his
porch and expired before he could be carried
to his chamber. He possessed in an eminent
degree the respect and confidence of the CON-
munity 10 which he lived and his death will be
a public loss He was correct and clear-head-
ed, proving safe counsellor and useful citizen.
His religion was deep principle. He had
reached SO years.-Ler. Gazette. ee-en b.
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FEEDING TOO MUCH Corn. "A correspondent
of an eastern paper referring to the fact that
pork is sometimes found Of yellow color. says
that it results from too free use of corn for food
He says that about the time hogs are finished
off, farmers often make mistake in feeding
too much unmixed grain The result is bad
digestion and yellow fat. Mixed feed should
be given to the last roots, pumpkins, apples,
with corn. AS rule, you can get them to eat
more grain and take on more flesh than by q
diet Of rich food only az 3;--maa- ssavaa3 !