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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-20

A SHERIrF's POSSE Our. Deputy
Sheriff Van Hagan, with posse. is now
in the saddle. There is strong proba-
bility of his making capture before he
returns. There have been several horses
stolen recently.
The MEADOW VALLEY CoMpANY's
HOSTING WORKS. The new hosting
works of the Meadow Valley Company
are expected to come to hand in a few
days. They are said to be among the
most powerful in the State.
ANOTHER prospecting party is organic.
ing to visit Cherry Creek Canyon. They
will not be "got away with" as easily as
the last party that went that way.
Rose VALLEY promises a better yield
Of everything this season than ever
before. The late rains have been very
beneficial to crops.
HoRsxs- CONE IN.-A large band of
horses, numbering several hundred, have
arrived from Lower California, and are
being pastured in the vicinity of Panaca.
THERE will be meeting Of the Direc-
tors of the Artesian Well Company at
Colonel Sabin's Office on next Wednes-
day night. A full attendance is desired.
IT is very seldom that the Indians roam
west of Bristol. Their range is from
Phoebe to the south and southwest.
Mr.. F. F. MARX reports the roads to
be in a good condition between here and
Toano.
The patients at the hospital are all
doing we'll.
A WAGON load OF fine trout came il
Sunday and was soon disposed of.
MORE RAIN.-We yesterday had NOR.
rain-drizzling all day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-20

JESSE BEENE, pioneer druggist of CAL
iiornia and Nevada, and for several years
0' fioche, is now receiving a full and
complete stock of fresh drugs, medicines
ana chemicals, imported wines, brandies
ana kentucky whiskies. His new place
OF business Is on Main street. one door
ABOVE Wheeler Il Co.'S, where he is pre-
pared to see his old friends and custom-
,srs' and give prompt attention to all
moderate.
IT Is well known fact that Dyspepsia
auo Indigestion are the causes of nearly
an the diseases that the human body is
h he,r TO- then why pay enormous doctor 8
T'i,s' BY using DR.. Henley's celebrated
l. Bltters they can be thoroughly
hraaicated from the system and new life
Impaired to the sufferer. Read adyer-
usement in another column.
hEMovL.-The Wholesale and retail
hquor store Of Alex. Brown has been re-
p pa from the house above the State
a nank OF Nevada to his new block on the
oas. slde OF Main street, Just below La
o oIs where he will be pleased to meet
oia customers and new ones.
H. NJ BARNES, Notary Public, and
commissioner Of Deeds for California
ana Utah. General business and real es-
hio .e agent. Collections made at reasons
H Cls rates and proceeds promptly RENTED,
o 0nce Next door to the Postoffice. 1 a.
'oaf street, Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention of our
.eSaers to the advertisement in another
Co Quinn M y Of the Brooks Sewing Machine
ind,,o =, new York; they advertise, what is
s sueed valuable invention, frst-class
''"ng machine for five dollars.
'EwELar. : VIM. Manning has re-
moved his jewellery store to opposite
; Meadow Valley street. His stock of
''y Is large, and prices reasonable.
ST. AL des'rous of securing lands in
SNTIntneastern Nevada should call ON H
th;s agaire, at the RECORD Office, between
' ano the 18th Of next month.
WILSON L SOLOMON, dealers in cigars,
ssSM.aonery, at Fulks & McAlpin's.
''ing done by w. R. Wilson.
ts,r os ~ Royal Havana and Louisville Lot.
conr s a,,,s.ets' 90 to II. n. Jameson, La.
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BULLION SHIPMENT

"N Z thu " vi r M Z N 4 y,
Per Wells, Fargo L Co. Express:
May Observation-Disclosures. .....s2s, 624
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lOebs
DEATH OF GEoRaE SEELY. - George
Seeley died of lung affection last Sun
day morning, and was buried yesterday.
He formally kept the toll-gate on Ham
Lights road, and was well.known in this
section.
ANDY FIFE's quartz teams are now run
ming regularly. delivering about $50 tons
Of ore day at the mills from the Ray.
mond & Ely mine, but the ore now being
delivered is not high grade.
CRoPs.-The crops down around Bull
lionville and Panaca are looking remark
ably well, the late rains having greatly
invigorated everything in the vegetable
line.
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton yesterday 70,
Phoebe: o. W. White, John Armstrong
and Ben Late.
ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITALS. Calla-
han, French miner, was admitted to
the county hospital yesterday evening.
He is suffering from rheumatic affections.
The following passengers left Pail
SADIE on the 18th for Phoebe: H. Bush
aud ]. Armstrong. ~
TIE following passengers left Palisade
on the 10Th inst. for Phoebe: H. H. Day
Mrs. Gen. Page, Mrs. Cahill and child.
SHEEP.-Quite drove Of sheep have
arrived from San Bernardino county, and
are now being grazed a few miles from
the city. GlE ~ e EE
TIE mineral prospects west and nortf
Of Bristol are now attracting great attsn
ton,
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SPIRITS TURPENTIEE..-

+ SPIRITS TURPENTIEE .--Tilero
has been a daily and rapid decline in
this article during the weai, lust
brought - a close. The tone of the
market under tie adverse reports from
New York and Northern markets. has
been very heavy andsunsettled. and
prscs.s have declined az Follows Fri
day. cents; Saturday, I cent; Mon
day, l cent: Tuesday, cents: Wednes-
day. / rent, and closes to-day very
quiet and easy ut 81 cents. The intlr-
ences operating upon this article is
nllch the same as upon Tosin, except
that OF the foreign export trade. There
is slight falling off in this demand
from last year, but for the past two or
three weeks there has been cOnsidera-
bic purchases to supply this demand,
and the outlook is more favorable
The receipts for the week I, 767 casks
against LUIS casks for last week, is m
increase @ 639 casks. The exports
have heen large, but not equal TO tho
receipts, ard the stock has slightly in
creased. and is in round numbers
5000 casks. The sales for the week
were rs the following fable contains
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

CRUDE TURPENTINE.-The in
fiucnces operating upon this particular
branch of Naval Stores During the
week inst endetU has been adverse to
prices, and the market has ruled
very quiet and steady, and prices have
declined from IS cents. Receivers have
experienced considerable difficulty 70
effect sales, on account of the iniispu-
sltlon shown among buyers to purchase
at the figures asked. The supply in
the country seems to be incxhaustihie.
as ut this season last year several of
our distilIers had ceased operations.
The receipts for the week, 1, O43 bbls.,
against >, rs bbls. for last week. show
an increase OF ] SOB bbls. The ex-
ports have, however. been of some i'm
portanca, and the stoci. ia market re-
mains much the same, say :. 900 Iol,ia.
Tie market closes quiet and easy at
s. % for hard, s 90 for yellow dip.
and 81 GO for virgin-the latter subject
to !. deduction of unt,-tifth. The re
ceipts and sal, : for the week were IS
follows.
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It is astonishing what !. fashion
there is in discusses. His ex-Imperial
Majesty, the late Bonapart, having
died Of "emholis1n," the doctors on
this, side of the water are discovering
Il great many cases of it. Last week,
in Ohio, a Young lady died from what
the local practitioner declared to be
''heart-clot, or embvolism of the main
fue of the heart" But the damsel
was not dead after al, for she revived
within an hour, when it was found
that she had only been cioked by Il bit
of chewing gum. Quite notifying
this was, both for the respectable old
family practitioner and for the Young
la1V
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Pardon of Il ssiganaist.

Thomas r. Bird, who was convicted
of bigamy about two years ago and
sentenced to the penitentiary FROM
Alexandria, Virginia, was pardoned on
Thursday last, by Governor Walker,
Of Virginia. The Governor gives sew
eral reasons for this pardon. The
jury thought there were such extenu-
ating circumstances that ii the law
had permitted they would have limited
the punishment toa less time III the
penltentiary. Bird had alredy been in
prison over twenty months, and his
pardon had been asked for by more
than three hundred worthy citizens,
including one hundred members of the
General Assembly.
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Lard frmer-steam rendered to =
cents kettle clarified 8 to 81 cents.
Bacon quiet-shoulders G. cents
clear rib sides s! to 81 cents clear
sides g.. cents. Nina!1ey steady at 81
cents.
New ORLEANS, March 1916 T. NJ
Cotton in demand and active: good
ordinary log cents: low middling II :
cents; middling 49, cents: net receipts
3, 500 bales; gross receipts :, $50 bales
exports to Great Britain 4, 431 bales: ex-
ports 10 the continent !. 2S5 bales; sales
to-day 1900 bales !; sales last evening
$500 bales: stock on hand 2A3, 10
bales.
BAnF1MoRs, March 19-s 2. NJ
Cotton dull-lniddiing 10 cents !; net
receipts 204 bales; gross receipts $40
bales; exports coastwise 173 bales =;
sales to-day 20 bales: stock on hand
9,950bales. Flour better. Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn tirm-white 63: yellow
IS cents. Provis ons duh and holders
unwilling to make concessions. Vhis-
key 80 cents.
LOUISVILLE, March 1915 2. NJ
Flour quiet aud steady Cord firm at
81 to 81 cents, sacked and delivered at
depot. Provisions weak. Pork SO ID
to SIG. Bacon shoulders 8. to G.
cents clear rib sides 81 to s. cents ::
clear sides s. to . cents, packed. Lard
in tierccs 81 to Q cents III kegs % to
10 cents steam 81 cents Whskey
easier at 81 TO- IS cents. Tobacco firm
and fairly activc-sales of 23S hogs
heads
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ROSIN-The general roain' market
continues dull and prices have become
more irregular since last report There
has. however, been It large movement
III Strained. both onspot and for future
delivery, tmost CT futures being for
April delivery, buyers ophon). The
outlook io more favorable ut the pres
ent, inasmuch a. there arc Is foreign
vessels taking cargoes. The III
tiucnccs operating: upon the rusin
market for some time past has
been The falling oil in the torciga ez-
port trade and the accumulated stocks
, in New York and other cities where
the article Is ronsume.i Az ccgartls
the market OH friday, Strained openet.
weak IS ahG.a stated and rtf0 bhl>
changed .,:iid~ nj 4 decline OF 1pct,,itS
SATURDAY. ti:e uuliness continued and
500 hh.. were sold at = further decline
OF 10 cents. Monday there was IL slight
improvement in the tone o. The market
and !. coo I;bi2. >yerc sold for April de-
: livciv, E. o. =. =, 81 also 500 hlIls
on spot at s. 20. Tuesday morning
the market declined > cents. Iransac-
tons were free both spot and future,
and III the evening the market reacted
and closed Wit. an advance cores
1.0;a bills. April delivery. Is. o. =;
s. s. ; 90 bbi>. April storage at s. 70:
400 bb's on spot at So 6'5 and tGn bbis,
on spot ~ 81 - also Ia !,hls. opaque
ut s. - Wednesday toe market was
inactive, With sst'CS al 30Obtl ut e2 TO
To-day af the ctnsfa nj our report the
market continues very quiet AMI weak
ut 81 ~. In Nos l. , and Pales there
has been no movement whatever tho
market heing entirely nominal III last
weeks figures. The receipts for the
weei, were Il, IS6 hhIs The exports
were =, 1872 bbl$> and the stock in mar
I:et is III round numbers 100, oa0 hhls.
TAR There has also been gen
cral Generalization in the market for
this article. and quite tue reverse of
the previous week. there has been n
dull and declining market. The first
two days Of our review Friday and
Saturday there was no change visible
in the market. The receipts were
liberal and the demand good. But on
Monday a reaction took place and sales
were made at decline OF Is cents.
= Tuesday the dcspondency continued
and the market further declined IL.
cents Wednesday the market eXhib-
tied no improved feeling and prices
again declined 9, cents. To-d;.- at
the close OF our writing the market
still remains quiet and easy, with Il de
cline of ; cents The receipts
for The week. ,2G3 bhls. against
LOIS hbls. for last week, is an
increase Of 1S5 hhls. The exports are
very light and the stock i'll market has
increased and is about ,, 800 bbls. The
market closes quiet and easy ut 81 -
r Dbl The receipts and sales for the
week we're as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Bait
more, a D Cazaux
Schr Jessie i Smith, Williams
New York, A D Cazaux.
ScLr Sunny Sonti, Derrickson, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
; Schr Emma G RommelI, Rislev
New York, Master.
Steam ship Pioneer, Wal,ely. Phila
. delphia, Worth & v orth.
, March 11--S5ci1r Joseph Fish, Hup
! per. Wilmington, Del. Wick & Mechanic
! German BarGue Rudolph, Paslze
Liverpool, Molitt & Co.
: German koniginn Augnste, Illdor
! London. Master.
! Norwegian Brig Rufus, Jonnasou
; London, Heidc Bros.
Srhr Fairfield, Roberts, Fairfield
, DeRosset & Co.
. Schr \ G Ireland. Townsend, Balti.
more, Mohitt & Go, with guano fo1
Navassa Guano Co.
Schr Ray, Dennis, jacksonville. Ed.
wards & Hall.
Sch' S G. Eborn, Moore. jackson
VILE, Edwards * Hall
Schr Gold Leaf, Fulcher, New River.
! Edwards & Hall.
Steamship Rebecca CLYDE. Childs,
: Baltimore, 4 d Cazaux.
German Barque Bertha, Schwartz.
j Hamburg, Master.
Norwegian Baruuentine, La Belle.
Skare, Bristol, Heide Bros.
Norwegian Brig Fran, Anderson,
Gloucester, Heide Bros.
Swedish Brig Dolphin, Stafnerin,
Antwerp, in ballast, Heide Bros.
German Barque Burgermeister Ker-
stein, Ehsenreich, Liverpool, Willard
Bros.
Schr Luola Murchison, Jones, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Norwegian Brig Rama, Sarsen, Liver
pool, Heide Bros
March 19-Gcrman Barque Soma
dend. Pust, Gent, Motfitt 4 Co.
German Barque Norwartz, Chubby,
Gent. Willard Bros.
BIZ Barque Wild Hunter, Erickson,
Liverpool, DeRosset S Co.
CLEARED.
Schr Brave, Foss, Providence, G G
Barker & Co.
Scllr Il F Farnham, Brewster. Bos-
ton, F. Kidder i, Son. .
Brig Waltham. Tirlm, New York. G
G Barker & Go.
Spanish Bnrgue Oquenlo, Remonta-
no. rotterdam, james Anderson i, Co.
German Brig Favoritc, Grant, Rot
t2r,sap1 Molfitt < CO.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, 4 y Cazaux
Brig Redwood, Melville. Havana,
Northrop & Cumming.
Schr Ida Bella, Fisher. New York,
Williams & AIurchison
Be Sclr Carleton, ->lhnrry, Nassau,
+ kiddcr < Son.
S'chr Geo Mcfarland, Mcfarland,
Boston, J II Chadhourn x Co.
(Br) Bnrque Garstrang, Thornton,
Liverpool, Wick a Mebane
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Charles H. Tisdale, the Norwich
fireman, who was arrested for stealing
silver plate at the Boston fire, pleaded
guilty before the Superior Court, in
Boston, Wednesday, and was allowed
to return home i'll consideration of the
fact that he was not a thlef III the
strictcst sense, appropriating the goods
rather than see them burn up, and
that he supported an aged mother, Il
. widowed sister and blind brother, who
would he helpless without his aid
The detective officers who arrested him
urged the court and government at
torney to he lenient, and were Sue
. cessfri in even getting the costs re-
mitted, and procuring him transpor-
! tation home. 1t was n very humane
and maguanimous act on the part of
the prosecuting officers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

4 New York working girl named
Eliza Leombert, who had been seduced
by one Larkin. tailor, took poison
Sunday morning, in her grief and
shame at his deserving her. 4 stomach
pump was at once applied and anti
dotcs administered, but, after suffering
great pain through the night, she died
Monday afternoon. Her sister was
Will, her when she died, and Larkin
came 10 the hospital and, on learning
that she was dead, pr>tcssed much
grief, and had the effrontery t. ask for
n lock of her hair
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

GRAIN-:Since our last review the
grain market has been very quiet and
prices have ruled very regular. The
cargo arrivals have been very few IN
deed, rs also the sales, only one being
reported during the week OF 2.S55
bushels at 70! cents. This was = slight
advance, but the market is quoted
easier, and arrivals world hardly bring
more than IS cents. The receipts for
the week. ,730 bushels, against l. 3SS
bushels for last week, is decrease of
6,S5S bushels, aud from all sources
were As follows: From Philadelphia,
1863 bushels: from Baltimore, l,52s
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General. Market Reports.
e GFY TEL CRAP II.
fI}tQ}i~TQt.

New Iouk, March 1916 Z. NJ
Sterling Exchanse quiet and steady.
Gold I152 to 1i:5}. Government secu-
rites steady State Bonds very dull.
Fu1rn7ci.cia'
Cotton essier--sales of l,2O2 bales ::
Uplands 10, cents Orleans 19s cents.
Flour quiet Whiskey closed at 93
cents. Wheat l to cents higher -
White Western s. to 81 0S. Corn Il
shade firmcr and in moderate demand.
Rice quiet at 3 to s. cents. Mess Pork
firm and quiet. Lard steady and
quiet Naval Stores qniet. Tallow
active at s! to s. cents. Freights
quiet.
Cottou-net receipts ;;0f bales; gross
receipts 2.952 bales sales to-day for
export $50 bales; sales last evening of
100 bales sales to-day for future de-
livery amounted to 81, 800 bales, as fol-
lows: March, 49, to 1Ss cents April.
lSs to - 11-16 cents May, 1Ss to Is!
cents June. Is. to 49, cents; July. -.
cents.
AUGUSTA, March 13-G p. M.-Gut
ton dull and nominal ; low mitldlng
IL cents receipts 1872 bales; sales 1SS
hutes.
BosroN, March lS--6 p. M-Cot-
ton dull--rliddiing 10, cents: gross
receipts 90 bales: sales OF 100 bales:
stock on hand II 900 bale.
NoRFoLK. March 1916 p. M-Cat-
toIl--net receipts |, lao bales ; exports
coastwise los bales; sales - bales:
stock on hand 7,4O2 bales.
MEMPHIS. March 1916 P Moot
ton quiet low middling II to II,
cents net receipts 1.363 bales : ship
mcnts ,G13 bales stock on hand H.
go bales.
CHARLESTON. March 1916 Z. NJ
Cotton lower-,niddtiDg Is. cents; net
receipts 7l9 bales; sales of 400 bales {;
exports eoastwise 769. bales; stock on
hand g., 0Sl bales.
SAVANNAH, March 1s--GP- M.-Cot-
ton nominal--nliddling ISL cents A.; net
receipts 379 bales. exports to Great
Britain 3,7:5S bates: coastwise $40
bales: sales to-day 81 bales; stock on
hand "a, 964 bales.
MOBILE, March 1916 z. -M.-Cot-
ton quiet and demand light-middlling
49, to Is! cents: good ordinary Is to
. 49, cents; net receipts AS bales; eX-
ports coastwise 4 bales: sales of 400
bales; stock ON baud 43. O39 bales.
ST. LOTS, March 19-6 T. M
Flour steady and unchanged. Whiskey
duli-rotailing at IS cents. Pork
easier at SO % to SID. Bacon in
goo,i Observation-Disclosures 6 to cents;
clear rib sides 81 to a. cents clear
sides 8 cents. Lard nominal, 81 -
! CINCINNATI, March 1916 Z. NJ
Flour dull at 81 65to 80; Corn quiet.
e.. Pork 80 to SO Is. Provisions dull.
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NlCK &. MEBANE.
Cotton Factors.
= AND -.
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON. NC.

~ Liberal Advances made.
~ Coz -, u,ents OF Cotton, Naval sfur~s
aud Countrr Produce, and orders for the TEt-
chase - me solicited.
- Eag.iD. ana Ties ON hand for sale.
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d. Martins COV-POX Virus,

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vaccine sEtiS. obtained tf tbs method OF
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cy, III France. and iTau guratcti in = Inerica in
September, 1870. by DIR. Henry a. Rsartin,
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Worthless n.is,stiotss ase on the Ia arkst It,
bat tie otiy scientific f'rtiaEtition OF Cafhct'c
Acid fer ans diseases il wtlt.i: rhemcaiy COM
hiRea win 9Thcr wrH known TeIscdies. as III
these TABLETS, and All parties are cautioned
ass;.i.,s;, U-IIIs ANY other
fu ALI Sssses Of irritation al the mucIls
membrane these TABLETS Shnisld he freety
used their cleansing AID healing pr"i'or'ie'
are astonishins. ~
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'rITo,. is the cure is exceedingly difficult, Use
Weiis' t.arbolie Tablets as \ specific
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3 Plat ST. New York,
Nv S0t4 agent iof Z Wtet otSits.
Price Il cents a hoy. Send for CIRCULAR.
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furnished him with leather for
that purpose. About Z o'clock in the
evening. when the Doctor and his
family were seated in the house, the
negro sent word by colored boy for
him to come into the kitchen
! and show him how to cut out the taps.
/ The Doctor went, and rs he entnrt,;
! the kitchen the negro sent ti1e boy to
the horse trough to put one piece of
the leather IN it, saying he would
have time to mend but one boot that
night, which was evidently only q
manBuvre to get the boy out of the
way. The Doctor then stopped down
to cut the leather, when the negro dealt
him a severe blow on the back of the
head-so severe, indeed, that he fell to
the floor The blows were repeated
until lie Was rendered insen-
sible-the negro not allowing him 70
gain 4 standing position. The boy at
the hor trough hearing the comm
sion, h;tstencd back, and seeing the
negro tearing his pants off, he
immediately gave the alarm, when
Mrs. Lucas and her neice rnn out to
ascertain what was the matter The
demon, on hearing item coming.
Doctor as he lay PROSTATE on the floor,
tho first shot taking effect few inches
above him in the fireplace, the other
entering the floor a short distance
from him. The negro then sprang out
of = back window AMI Disappeared.
the ladies sending the dogs after him
and lie i'll Return Giyerting their atta.ll-
ton to n COW, thus making his escape.
The Doctor had III his pocl1et-Louk
$40 - III currency, several notes, tax
receipts, &c. also IL note for 500,
such as is frequently seen wrapped
around pat Mt medicines no value.
Ii VAS asceTtainCd afterwards that the
negro had, during the day, been making
Inquiries of the negro boy i'll regard to
the Doctors having money, and what
kind OF :. watch he carried. He
had fortunately left lis watch
III the house,
The negro is Of a dark color. with
short wlliskers had ON IL dark knit
coat, trimmed with red dark pants
and IL black felt hat. which was patched.
When he disappeared lie left one shoe, :
and upon tracking him it was tiiscov-
cred that he had abandoned the other.
We are glad to learn that although j!
the Doctor received severe wounds, he !
is row con7alescent and out of danger.
l}.i# was evidently a pr"ne,iit.:ted
affair and We caution orr friends in
ti,e country against hiring negroes :
who come t. them with such pretences.
N:.ss.bcr az Eggs ss,H, u Zen Gan,
Lay.
We COPY the following item, which
has been for long time, going tiIc
rounds OF the agricultural press. show- .
ing how little scientific attention has
been ordinarily bestowed upon the :
subject of poultry keeping:
lit has been ;.scertained that the ,
ovarium Of Il fowl is composed OF 600 .
ovli,.s or egg; therefore a hen, during
the whole Of her life. cannot possibly !
lay more than 600 eggs, which IN the
natural course, are distributed over
n.me wears. iii the following proper