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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
Oliver Ellsworth vs.. w. John Mccall

kNFIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 56i6.-By virtue OF a writ NJ
heri fgcias. 10 me directed by the honorable the
Firth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed 70 sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets III the Second District of this citv
on TUESDAY, August lo, 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ
the proving described properly, to wit
ALL THb RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of tho
OF John o. Mccall and Anna Mccall deceased said
SUGGESTIONS consolidated and pending for final par
ut0h IN the Second District Court for the parisb
or orleans, between the heirs of said deceased
20 wit: SAID defendant, W. j. Mccall and Thomas
MctaiL The Interest of said defe ant as seiz.d
~ utd Vldtd and subject to The payment of The
SUGGESTIONS. " eHeI-
Seized III the above suit
IeIms-Cash on the spot
". p. HARPER.
jvi7 "a Il au7 i4Is n Vi OI4eahs.
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OF the new crop. on the basis of middhng uplands
nothing below good ordinary, sid
4P. M.-Cotton-Saes Of uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable September and October,
3.l6d: DO nothing below low middling deliverable
August and September. AID. Sales of Shipments Of
the new crop on the basis OF m!eahng Orleans,
nothing below good ordinary lid.
5P M.-Lard 54s Sd. Pork 68s cd.
LONDON, July l6-Sugar PAS 9dd25s for No. II
Dutch Standard afoar.
S p M.-Consols s2s d92A for money and &C.
count of bonds 1867 lt9A; Ien-forties le5t; new
fves ll0a ex.coupon; EVE 80 030s. preferred A.
FRANKRoRT. July l6.-Bonds 1862, yIs..
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Ioorrmurp FROM Ymsr rAes.I

picked from all the colleges, to row against
Oxford and Cambridge, but the excitement
was so great no one attended:
Later.
SARATOGA, july l6,-The inter-coAeglAte
regatta has been postponed till tomorrow
TIE Postponement.
Over 10000 people assembled 81 tne iake AK
TO. day to witness the unlversi.y race anI
after swelterng for hours IN Inc sun aIo
.st we're told. about P. NJ, that the race
uss nostnoned till tomorrow afternoon.
a, least 1000 people were obliged to walk
to the village, four miles distant, owing q
he lack Of conveyarees. The cause as
signed for the postponement was rough
water
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17

EGmond De NalmOnt VS.. David w, Hughes.
EWCRIR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
na i 10 41,iuS.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
ton, at tie Merchants and Auctioneers, Excnana.
n1yat street; between Canal and Customhouse
st,TTns; N the Second District Of this citv on
s.AIgRDAY, August IS 1874 at twelve O'clock n
Inc ioi9wlng described property, TO wit '
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with tho
buildings and Improvements thereon, and ali
rights ways and privileges thereto belonging sir.
uated in the Second District OF this eity in ~
square bounced by Bayou road, Barracks Tremc
and Naras streets, AID measuring forty feet frnnt
On Bayou road, by depth of ninety feet onan;r.
IN the rear on an alley fronting On Treme stra,s
which is common to this and adjoining lots: heinz
quired BY purchase from Mrs. Amanda 81 pam &c.
per act of sale thereof ipa6sed besoys r Hui Is
Bouny notary public in this CITY, on tH. nuseoe
tieth day Of July 1866. VA 'uo twew-
Seized In the above suit
TeIms-Cash on the spot. I'D
;,,a s,s W. P. HARPER
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

a.
IN TIE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS. MO.
BILE and Texas Railroad Company, against
whom petition for adjudi cation OF bankrupt
cy was tl-d Oh the twenty day of Nav
A. d. 1914 District of louisiana, S. s.-NO 1924
Upon FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THE AL
~ legations Of the petition aforesaid it is or.
GeIed that the said New Orleans Mobile and Texas
Raihoa.i Company Go appear at this court, as {.
court OF ban ruptcy, to be holden at New Orleans
IN the parish OF Orleans and State of Louisian
November, 1874, at II A. NJ, and show cause, If
any there be, why the prayer of said petition
should Lot be granted; and it is further ordered
that copy OF this order be served on said New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Company BY
publication in the New orleans Republican, as re.
CURED by law the last insertion to app Ear at least
FIVE days previous to the day herein required for
their appearance.
witness the Hon Edward H. Durel Judge of the
said court and the eeai the reof at New Orleans
i'll said district on the seventeenth day OF June,
A. D 1874.
ie20 K. LOEW Deputy Clerk
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
shelly vs. William p. Harper, CiUi
aus sheriff, ct al.

rouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE sAn -
Il OF orleans, No. 3e0l7-By virtue OF IN s sn'
writ Of fer facias against Mrs Araoena ~ o Nv
mott wife of Nicholas Sinnott 70 ne oiIec t +bs
,he honorable the Fourth District court !oI sno
,aTisb of Orleans. in the above entitled cause :,
+ viii proceed TO sell At pubic aucaloT; ai
the Merchants and Auctioneeis' Exchange, 10Y .s
street. he-ween Canal and CustoMhouse s,Ise.S
in the Second District Of this city, On f nipAa,
Llv II 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
THE THREE.FOrRTHS UNDIVIDED lSTEhsS,ii
of the defendant, Mre. Arabella u. SlnnOlI, ~ 1hn
to q certain lot of ground. together WIN we
buildings and improveDt nts thereon, sl.uaieu ~
the Second District Of this city, II the s4ualSs
bounded bv Customhouse Benvile, Dauphlhe anu
Bcrguadv streets. Said lot forms the Corner y!
Custom house and DauplIne streets, ana measures
rlllrty feet front on Daphne siTee!, py e!gnty
three feet u depth and front on CustomAouso
rect
Seized in the above suit. =.
Ta~ms-Tbis beng the second AID last auction
the sad property will be definitely acjuC.cated
to the highest and last bidder for what u WI
brig at twelve months oreGlt, the purchaser
furnishing bond. with good and solvent securIl5,
CONDITIONED according TO law, and specaI MOI
on -be urcperty sold an1i final payment saIu
purchaser will lave 10 deduct and pay IL casn ING
printing snerifs and clerk fees, ETC., Wnicn
amOuL: 70 about three hundred aid eignIy 'nNs
dollars ard furthermore the STATE, PARISH ahu
mun.cipai taxes, the amount of which IS Hol Se'
ascei'A w.P. HARPER
ie3oiv II Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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o f f ICIAL L.
Laws Of the United States Passed at the
First Session of the F0rty.Third
Congress.
GENERAL NAIURE-No. SCI

GENERAL NAIURE-No. SCI
An act to provide for the election Of Con-
gressmen at large for the STATE Of Ala
bama.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
two additional Representatives 20 Congress
allowed to the State Of Alabama, accord
ing to the apportionment under the ninth
census may be elected by the State at large,
and the other Representatives to which the
State is entitled by the districts as now pre-
scribed by law in said State. unless the
general assembly Of Alabama shall other
wise provide before the time fixed by law
for the election of Representatives to Con-
gress from said State.
Approved June 90, 1874.
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a. The .ss.m.ai,
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
H. s. QUICK. Commander.
will leave her Wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, or
SUNDAY. July 49, at 8 NJ
These steamers have superior accomnos5s tons
for passe myers.
Cabin rassage...u...... ......ss0
S'CC' 70
Bills OF lading signed through to Liverpool Glasa
gov, Bremen aid Ham burg
Through Tickets fer First Class and Steerass
PASSENGERS Tor Liverpool sid the Continent, con.
H Hectl1e WIN dhlon's Live Of Steamers, SAILING
rom New York every WEDNESDAY,.
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN H. LCDwIGsEN, Agent,
The steamship MISSISSIPPI viii fo1iow 1900
on SATURDAY, July rs, at 8 M. iaI
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GENERAL NaTUgE-No. ST.

TOENERAL NAIURE-4NU. u ]
An act to authorize the issue of duplicate
agricultural land scrip where the original
has been lost OF destroyed.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Unated States OF
America ID Congress assembled, That the
provisions Of the act of Congress Of the
twenty-third day of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty, relating 10 the reissue Of
land warrants in certain cases, be and the
same are hereby extended SO as to include
the reissue of agricultural college land
scrip lost, Cancelled or destroyed without
the fault Of the owner thereof. under sUch
rules and regulations as the Secretary Of
the Interior may prescribe.
Approved June 20, 1874.
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. July l6. 1874
COTTON-Tbe sales today (pot including $50
bales YESTERDAY embraced barely 450 bales ct irrea
THAR and easter prices without req uiriDS any n0d.
iteati0n 81 our quotations. We give also the Ex.
change figures, and report as below:
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RECEIPTs OF pRnDucE
MEMORANDA,
BY TELEGRAPH. |

10y ItItgIdpN.T
New York, July IS, 1874.
To Geo FcsGitk &co-Tbe steamship CITY of
Houston, Captain LeeIipg, arrived at eight O'Clock
last evening
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN THE MATTER OF THE TOWBOAT CONT.
nental-No. l0,5l0.
4 LII PERSONS CLAIMING DAMAGES FROM THE
IA TOW boat Continental for any embezzlement
loss destruction, damage or injury, hereby
cited and admonished 10 appear before sad court
and make proof OF their pective claims OIL or be-
fore WEDNESDAY, July 2s, 1914.
By order of court.
Clerks Office pril a. 1874.
ape8 my2o ie26 jy29 K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday. July II, 1874. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
hooreT Excelsior Aynet, for Russian Island and
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Excelsior, Arnet. for Russian Island ani
Urla
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Corne.ia Aqramina, sriner, IS days from Per
Lamtuco, 10 master-PUIut
STEAMBOATS,.
John Nard Noel. from ST Lcris
Hunter RaGtv.ch. from Lower Coast
Pike BIowH from Fishers Lancing
Ida, Forgay, from ST MarTinsville
Governor Allen Benson. from vicksburg
Mar Ida. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Mare, Bassett from Pilot Town
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Ha> ana via Flor.
ida Ports, 10 Roberts
EXPORTS.
RUATAN ISLAND AND uTILLA-Schooner Fx eel
81 r-S9 cks wine bbls whisky 9 pkgs tobacco .
frkins butter 80 obls -four 81 half bb's foor mid
bacon oCtO shingles 1920 feet uAbr and SUI dries
IMPORTS.
TUXPAN-Brig Frederick-27 cases sugar 2as pcs
1UXPAN-Schooner Marantico-34o pcs cedar 10
tons fustlc
notwithstanding Margaret-2s2 hbds sugar
AZ b1s sugar cases cigars
UTILLA-Schooner John G Whlpple-9O0O plan.
tains 400 punches bananas 1900 cocoanuts 4 bbls
LINES 1909 oranges 10 pineapples
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST L0ClS-Steamer John Maud-3G-6 pcs me- at
il bulk 81 bbis meal 1895 bbls flour l2l half bbls
flour 2eo b5s pOIK 134 SKIS oats 4G0 SKIS bran 100
SKIS malt $50 sks corn $50 ties lard 48 bales hay and
sundIv produce
VICKsBURG-Steamer Governor AIer-Iel bales
cotton 525 SKIS cotton seed 4 SKIS seed cotton hid
sugar and suuCri-s
FISHERS LANBING-Steamer W Pike-22 bales
cotton and sundries
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1da-l07 hhds 81 gar
and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-Sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Mary Ida-Sundries
PILOT TCWN-Steamer Marie-SUndres
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
MORG4N'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
July lo-5 bales cotton l44 bbls potatoes ITO head
cattle and sundIies
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
RUAD, July lo-io0 bbls lime and sundries
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OYFICR CF TEE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, July is, iS74.

THURSDAY EvHy1yG. July is, 1874. }
The money market continues quiet and easy, with
fair demand for discounts at the banks, and mode
rate offerings the street while The few trsnssc
tlons reported in commercial paper are without ap,
parent variation. We continue 70 quote selecte
signatures with OF without colatelals. at r. cent
Der annum first class at sale Al az 1l1l2, and
second grade at LAIR q cent per month. First
Class mortgages nc e at % y cent per alnum, AID
second grade entirely nominal.
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BREMEN.

@" NN ANU HAVANA.
@.: '' s.,. VIM :: ... a.: Nor.
regular trips next fall, as foI,o,v.
sFRRaaAAsESsI.S sep,ember IS oc SeS orIsan
u I'M n[ Ihi .Septe Der 49, 0toper II.
aANNOVER.. October 10 october 81.
kOELS.... 80. October 27 Novem Der IA.
further dave Of departnra vii, - Novem DER 20.
re. VIII De advertised hsra
The steamers touch outward a.
so na} ano or their home trips at HAN BE.
southampton to land and receive nas nasaua and
PRICES OF PASsAcp
FROM Bremen, Southampton or ~.
Steerage $500 Gl5O oola
Rron An
'd af or Havana to Sort, Soio.
G.Cab;, hAVfe or Bremen ptons
Storage. $3.50 gold
cahr from New Orleans to Hav,rs0 gold.
Steerape '..'........,.R3s u,,.
BagTs rs ~ ackets from Bremen Sou gold.
For part,e~ orleans issued by tbs ampton OF
au3 lv 4hfkR Co. Arent.
NO. " Union street
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GENERAL N.rrpr Va ea1

'.@1s-hh. NAIURE-NO. %
An act 10 Tx the time for the election of
Representative in the Forty fourth Con-
g Err Is from the state OF Mississippi.
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
election for Representatives in the Forty
fourth Congress, from the State of Missis.
sippi, shall be holden on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November, eight
cen hundred and seventy-fve, anything in
the constitution or laws Of said State to the
eontr airy Notwithstanding.
Approved June 20, 1874.
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LIVERPOOL, July l6, $50 P. A.-Cotton-Of the
sales to day $500 bales American Sales of up
lands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable
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Edmond De ValmOnt vs.. Oavid w u,nn..

q, ". =. HARPkK,
jyl7 "a 81 au7 "a 10 vi dreams
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Approved June 20, 1874.

- GENERAL NATURE-NO. 81.
An act prohibiting the publication of the
Revised Statues of the Uni-ed States in
the newspapers at the expense Of the
United Stathe.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States Of
America in Congress assem- bled, That
the revised Statutes Of TIE United States
and no part thereof shall be published in
newspapers at the expense CT the United
States.
Approved June 20, 1874.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

vilsea, the Vioe President q ths Uait,d
ettats ssd lats. eollsas1s q Nr. Sunasr q
esaaasr iron Massachusetts, says in : let.
ter written on the recent occasion Of Mr..
6annsfs obssquiss: ~,
"'Lssss than one year aeo, while sittine
alone With him in his room, givins him
that advice 30 easy 70 give and % hard to
tske-to cease from labor and take the
much needed rsst-hs said to me With
great earnsstness, III my works we're COM
pletsd. aud my Civil Rights bill passed. no
visitor could enter that door that would be
more Welcome than DEATH"
This brings to mind the familiar lines:
''n every mans internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share
Who have our envy now"
Sorrow and sadness often walk hand-in.
hand with Greatness and Glory, and leave
the:oottages ofthe poor and lowly to dwell in
palaces and with the rich"
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
Chat With Correspondents.

Farmers wife says, in note accompany
ing some very creditable verses that will
appear in our next issue, s'Ths writer is =
farmers wife and has the cares Of house,
hold duties. Itakethe opportunity Of writ :
ing while baby is asleep. = We appreciate
the di6caltes with which our farmers
wives, nl1any of them, are eon,ellsd to
strugg gls: ,,at there sre uay 1iaptss
that q 90 g. improved Il aaios 81
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
The Development Theory % APPLIED "a
lofo00.

We clip the following with regard to the
origin and ancestry Of that most useful Of
al domestic animals. the horse, which
has agood lesson as to the possibility Of
improving stock by proper management.
even though one is compelled to commence
with small inferior breeds. Who would
ever have thought Of the horse with his
powerful uostrils, his majestic form and
tread, as having sprung from ancestry
" about the size Of fox ?" the horse that
50 lightly bears US and our burdens, that
draws haevy loads. plows our lands, attends
Us in our work, and without whose assist
anee we could scarcely live, as once being
no larger than sheep Who would have
considered that from an animal no larger
than the diminutive donkey Of the East
came the most majestic of all beasts, to
whom God hath given beauty and strength.
and whose neck He hath clothed with thun-
der? "The glory of his nostril is terrible.
He paweth in the valley and rejoiceth in his
0eA0AA1u A0 6VoIA vi W uccI tue armed
men. The quiver rattleth against him. the
glittering spear and the shield. He saith
among the trumpets, Ha, ha, he smelleth
the battle afar off," But here is the author
ity for his ancestry:
1t is remarkable fact that America
should be indebted to the old world for the
modern horse. Aspecies closely resembling
the European horse, if not identical with it.
existed in this country up to a comparative
ly recent geological period, but this species
is now extinct. The existence of other and
earlier American representatives Of the
equine group has been established bv re-
cent discoveries of fossils in the far West
several of which were made last summer hv
the exploring party from Yale Collere
Professor O.. C Marsh, by the aid Of these
discoveries, has been able to trace the oene.
alogy of the American horse back throuoh
seven genera, embracing about thirty spe-
cies, to . creature about the size of a fox
(Orohippus agilis,) which lived in the Eocene
age. In the Miocene period the horse was
represented by animals about as large a.
sheep, and in the succeeding epoch by AMI
mails % tall as the ass. In the line Of de-
cent from the dimlnutive ancestor Orohsppx..
Professor Marsh traces IN increase Of speed
corresponding to the increase in size.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

''Man at his best estate is but vanity"
were the words Of the greatest, richest,
wisest and most powerful man of his age or
Of any age, and all the great who have
come after him have but repeated the SEN
timent With all the glory and honor
which an sdmiring nation or world GAN be-
stow, with I'll the wisdom which talent can
acquire, with oil the comforts and lu1uries
which money will purchase, and vastly
more than ell these with that satisfaction of
m'nd resulting from rectitude of purpose,
ana : conscientious performance Of duty,
hfe y still nothing but an uneasy dream.
me lite Of Charles Sumner seemed to the
: world tt'l one grand success. Wherever he went
..' ne ~as efowasa With honor, still be Odds
!, n'e test'nonJ g that e III tie pAst Sure
= tasFs ''S Aust 81 bsttsr and NOR.
pssfsst j. ths ersat Hsrsel .. Henry ,,,1,
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

"A careful perusal Of opinions Of all
medical men in regard to tue case of the
Siamese Twins leads 70 the definite con-
viction that@if the band Of the union
had been severed during life either they
would have died if they had not lived,
rthey would 4 have lived if theys sh.d not
died. ..25
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
.Doook 0oeGGng 111ooR 1lo0 Doos

We ars Gid 70 go tho 1saeeA Wahina
ap Ahseaeheut tho stats q tie subject q
sessk raising, and tAe improving sf stock.
A tie last meeting Of tas; ;aoodhus Cenaty
Ceaneil this matter was brought mp, aad
kr. Abssn Howe Jr.. sppsinted 70 prepare
pa3sr ea The subject t. present at the
nett Couaoil. Ns. Howe il quite exten,
sivsly gagged in steok raising and haa
lately brought to his tszm from Wisconsin
come valuable short horn stock Of which y,
expect to spssk more at length hereafter
Mr.. h. E. Perkins has added to HE valua-
ble stock . couple Of full blooded Mo.asns.
and is negotiating for stallion for which
the owner asks three thousand dollars.
The "ssses Ne'as issued supplement in
which is described tho large stock farm Of
ch"s' A. DeGrsd near Janesville, and sfts4
advertising and describing the horse "Ex-
change" which is said to have won dash Of
one and one-hslf miles in 2.s8 minutes, the
colt "swift Wing" and the imported heifer
Lady Margaret" that ill took the first
premiums at the last State Fair Of Mime
sofa, adds. There are also ON the farm
pure blooded Berkshire and Chester
White Pigs, South Down and Cots
void Sheep, Short Horn, Durham and AL.
derny cattle.
The following from letter written by
"A Patron" from this same County to the
Minneapolis Union, shows that the i'm
proving Of stock is not confined to one man
in Wasecs County, while It the same time
it has some good thoughts as to subjects
for discussion in the Grange. The writer
says:
Having been on the wing most Of the
past winter and visited number of the
Oranges in this part Of the State, must
eay, from my own observation, that the Or
der is prospering finely, but there are .
great many things thst We, % Patrons.
need to do to make our Order prosper. We
want to be united, take our best men and
farmers tor example, give our several ex-
per'ences at our meetings in stock raising,
the culture of roots, eto. The ladies can
assist, if they will, BY telling one and anoth-
or the different modes Of making butter,
cheese. rearing Of poultry, making bread,
and the household affairs which interest
them. We have reason to be proud Of our
County in the limo OF blooded stock. Fret
on the list stands Bro. James NJ. Dunn.
with his blooded animal. Gen. Bennett, not
yea three years old, and girts almost eight
feet. and weighs over 2,000 pounds. He
took tho premium st the Steele County Fair
last year. He is hard to beat. And then
his grade cows, calves. eto., 1T pays to
raise suoh stock. Jackson Turnolid, Hugh
Wilson, Hon. ". 8. Ward, and Last but not
least, Chss. DeGraf, Esq, all are doing .
good work for the farmers in this county
in regard to the improvement Of the stock
Of ,Waseo: county. in cattle, horses. hogs,
and might sly in everything that will be
benefit to the farmer, and the farmers
appreciate their endeavors in buying the
best stock that they can procure, and we
hope in : few years to make good show in
improved stock.