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LOOSE TOBACCO
RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, January 81, 1874.
Country Produce. s..
Roots: Ginseng, &l.259sl.5o.; senes a, without
Buck,ohsat: s93kc. p b.
Besacar 9Sc. u b.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. SDG32c.' poor
To good, 20y27c.: common. l4Q1a c
Sroo1,-0 Corn Green. SQSHc. re d, 4g6e.
CGry Meal: $4,000. "a bushel. s
Chsstnats: al .15@s1 .S0-noplnal.
Dried Fruit: Apples-sapey> n, S4Sc. !;
bright, 70Sc.; quarters and halves, Sg1c'
Peaches-Peelcd, 1S@a8c-; unpeeled' 6@ec'
Eoos: In 6arrsis, ao@a1c. 2 dozen; in crates,
22D23c-marSet weak. ,u
Fseur Virginia country Is quoted to-day f sse.
f4.7a@a5: supernne, s5.a6 @sb; 90 extra $o' 4
1925; fainily. ordinary run, s7Ss'.zoi la'.c!
Fscsasrs: Prime me uve-goose, 10000; COR mon
| 253. ,o,,,,ho,
! f Eaye Virginia amoiny, 9oc.6s1 .o5i clover
| 75IS0c. 1000 aa1ooMa
Potatoss Irish, 60975c. " oHsnch
I Lard Country. 14c,
Poultry: Dressed turkeys, 1ShVsl3c.; ducks' i
/ y Rue soc ~ onshel
! Sunlao: 75c. @S1.
J ituess; 60@7Qs,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 19.-Beerss-None OIL sale to-day.
pri ne beef.sides had quick sale at 7x@l1 Nc. a b.
i@eep;;-qply one carload, o. 169head. received,
aud With limited business the market closed with
lots. ;.
Among The sales were cars OF Ohio sheep, 90
MS. averaS e. at SIC p D.: cars do, 80 Dx, at
5sc.; Cur do, l02 MS, al TIC: l car do, los
bs., at 61c:; car Of Stale do, % Ds.. at exc Il
car do, o. bs. at 71ssc: car do, 81 ns, at exc;
Seine Arrivals were SO Cars or 5.076 head.
The market was extremely duh At 6k@6Xc. q b.
sK for e,y ''S aes svs ana Ss
of Ohio hogs. lat ns. average, ~ 1850 q 100 BIS !:
l car DO. EOS bs., ut S6.S14; and car DO, 1877
hs., at 46.50.-.yournULo of Commerce. s--7--.-
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Louisiana Affairs.

WASHINGTON, January 21.--On-dit, the
special committee appointed under resolu-
ton of the Republican caucus have agreed
to report to the next meeting in favor of re.
cognizing the Kellogg government, and the
Judiciary Committee of the House will
probably decide tomorrow what action
should be taken regarding Louisiana, and
the prospect is that the action of the special
committee will be followed.
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BAxTIMoRE CATTL.E YlARKEr.
OFFICE OF MARYLAND LIVE, STOCK SCALE
! IHURSDA-y ,fapnary Ia. 1873

THURSDAY, January II. 1875. 5
Receipts for tee We ek.-RGeyes, 80 :; sheep
and lambs. 1927; hoy 4 1896. Total, 1882.
Prices of Beef Catf at the Market this Reek.
r,fes first auaiity .1SS. medium or aood fair
quality. as9944c ORDINARY thin steers, oxen, and
cows $685. seneral' average OF tae masSe s, to %
day. 4ar.; ext' eme range Of prices, 3Gfc. host oi
the sales are rom u 10 s5 so. o,ea
The arry as OF cattle during the Mesk an s IA
10 2574 lead against 2,s74 lasi week; an 1s
the corr snonding week OF last ye3r ano the siss
during shsweck amounted 20 1855 heaa. asaast
l,7t last week and 1853 n, ,no s9Itesp haas
eeS of lass year. and were ~ 70. aoisss.
/ 4G4; 10 eastern spectators, l4A; 70 asaipstou
! .Ify AMI, Annapolls 14l-totai saies, !: 5oe.
Re1sarks 8esf Np'1lssais n'slA
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Fatal SnOw-Slides.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 21.-A snow.slide
in the mountains of Nevada killed twenty
eight Chinese wood-cutters.
SALT LAKE, January 21.-Another snow
slide has occurred at Big Cottonwood. over
twenty lives have been lost by these ava
-.
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BALTIMORE, January 21.-In the Superior
Court this morning, in the case of the State
Us. The Northern Central Railroad, to reco-
yer one-half Of one per cent. OF the gross re-
ceipts as Statetax, involving large amount,
Judge Dobbins rendered his decision against
the State, styling the tax arbitrary and
greatly exceeding the general assessment on
other property of the State.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET. t...rr

JANUARY 1S.-Nanhfdctured Tb6dcco.-There Is
only moderate trade, but prices rule firm. We
quote:
Virginia bright fine POUNDS. ..s0@9Oc
Virginia bright fine and extra twists...... Toe.
Virginia bright extra 6-iDch twist. 75c
Virginia bright 6-inch and 12-inch twist
new.....:..... Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Virginia medium and 2-inch twist,new CSC
Virginia medium bright navy, 3s, AS
and SIS. ..5e@53c.
Virginia bright Us and 1855. ............5Q655c.
Louisville navy, ight..................6 81 q &c
Louisville navy, mahogany second class. 549T56c.
Louisville navy, mahogany, first class. $4,000
Louisville navy. dark 530l54c
Louisville hue-cut chewing. ..50@73c.
Smoking:
North Carolina Durham, lbs. ,!aGs. and KS. 6o@7Oc.
virginia bright, ts., KS, and .57@67c
(tOurisr-Jp,lr,Ul.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 81, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, 24S bushels. Red, S40 bushels.
CORN.-White, 500 bushels. Mixed, A bushels.
OATS.-302 bushels.
MEAL.-6S bushels.
BEANS.-6 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte, 4S bushels at 81 20; 60 bushels
very good at S1.35. Total, ! S bushels.
NHEAT.-Red, Ala bushels good western al
1927.
CoRN-White, 426 bushels very good Mt Soc. {;
A bushels at Soc; 80 bushes prime at SC. TC-
tai, 500 bushels.
CoRS.-Mixed, IL bushels at &c.. 80 bushels
prime ut Soc. TOTAL, AZ bushels.
OATs.-2( bushels very good at 69c.; / OF BUSH
els on private terms. Total, 3O2 bushels.
MEAL.--6S bushels at s5c.
RE:EXHIBITED.
WnEAT.-White, $50 bushels.
CORN.-White, A bushels.
CORS.-Mixed, SO bushels.
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aIardf-Gras In Mobile.

MOBILE, January 2l.-The people neie
will celebrate the Mardi. Gras carVlnai feo-
ruary 9th. There will be professions duIihg
the day and splendid exhibitions ut nl gnu oy
the old and new societies. A hearty WEI
come is extended to all by Felix, OF the car
niyal,
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Robbery.
rSpacial tnIupro M Sfo tho Djcnatcl,

Especial telegramsto the Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, January 2l.-A band of
negro robbers made 4 raid to-day on the
denly on Sunday, and carried off all his
estate, amounting to over 500. They escaped
and left no clue behind.
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By telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORk MAKhEIS.
NEW YORK, January 21:-Cot,ondulfande easier :
sales OF 1,772 bales Ut 154g1 sac. Southern Hour
1uieL and unchanged Wheat more active ut l
a2r. higher: $1.20@41 .28 for winter western; ,
sl.26@s1 go for amber red western; S1.2!t9
Sl.33 for white ives erD. Corn Nc better and IN
fair new white aud yellow southern; old corn quiet
and nominal. Coffee steady at lSffal9ac, gold.
sugar quiet and steady. Rice quiet and unchanged.
TaIiow steady at s1allS 1916. Rosin and turpen.
tine steady. Pork bImer at 1880 for new: Lard!
lower; prime steam, ID l5-l 69l4c.. Whiskey
outlet ut 975zc. Freights quiet
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Pos7AI.-R Robert &. Clark is appointed
postmaster at Forrest Station, Shenandoah
county, Va, uice William }. Matfe;t, resigned.
The po,,-ottice at Point Plain, Northumber-
land county, Va, is discontinued for want OF
candidate; the papers go 10 Heathsville.
The pos,-ollicc at McI!wainc'S, GreensVllle
county, Va, Is discontinued for want Of
candidate the papers 90 TO Hicksford.
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The Troubles I'm south Carolina.

AUGUSTA, January 21.-All is quiet at
Edgefield county, sc. Fifteen negroes i'm
plicated in resisting the negro constable were
arrested. Tenant, the militia captain who
hired the negro to set fire to General But
ler's house and fired on the officers oil the
lazy. is still at large, and cannot be found.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 21.-The Globe says
that all the powers Of Europe are striving tc
insure pacific arrangement of the difficulty
between Turkey and Montenegro, but q
warlike spirit among the Montenegrins
threatens collision.
Switzerland.
GENEVA, January 21.-Disturbances have
occurred over the baptism of children by
the Old Catholics in two villages of this can.
ton, and the presence of troops is necessary
to preserve order.
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Marine Disasters.

LONDON, January 2l.-The ship Thornaoy,
from Cardiff for Bombay, is supposed TO BIO
lost, with twenty mine persons on board.
The ship Marie, from Wilmington for
Liverpool, is ashore at Csrnarvon, LEAKING,
Assistance has been sent to her. GIE
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The Charleston Harbor,

CINCINNATI, January 21.-The Chamber of
Commerce to-day adopted a resolution ia.
voring an appropriation of 100000 by Con-
gress for the improvement of the harbor at
Charleston, 6, c.
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Switzerland.
New Orleans Items,

NEW ORLEANS, January 2t.-Ali the mystic
societies here have decided to dispense with
the customary parade on Mardi. Gras Day,
on account of the absence of His Royal
Highness liking Prosperity"
::The Bulletin newspaper establishment
was sold ut auction to-day for $4,000.
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DEATH OF REV. JoHS CLARK.-This noted
man, well known throughout West Virginia,
died al his home, in Pruntytown, this county,
Decenb.r 24th, 1874, aged eighty-one years.
Mr.. Clark was nan distinguished for his
zeal aud carue,tness in the Christian cause
hrGt!0n Seuttnei.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW IORk.
NEW YORK. January 21.-Noon.-stocks steady.
Money 2E per cent. Gold, 112S. Exchange
Long, 4s7; short, 490k. Governments strong.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Ereninq.- Money, 2@2b. Sterling steady at
4s7. Gold, 112h@112%. Governments dull and
steady. States dull and nominal.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 81, 1875.
The tobacco market has been firm during the
past week, and is so to-day. The receipts Of new
tobacco have been light consisting chiefly of bright
tobacco. The demand for old is not very great.
The breaks last week were $50 hogheads, ~
tierces, and 10 boxes the sales at auction were
% packages ranging from s3.15@SS0. Bids on
81 hogshcads were rejected. We continue
quotations:
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In 81. Louis dentist has refused 10 fill
The teeth OF "culIud pusson," and the
United States marshal has called on the At
'9rncy'Gcneral for troops. 1t is not certain
whether Sheridan will be sent out or
whether his Excellency will "take command
10 person. -Netp York Herald.
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MARINE INTELIIGEsCR.
ne4T OF RICHMOND. JASrAaY FL, 1875.


Stssmer Wysn6sLe, Couch, New 1oHx, merchAn-
die and passengers. G. W. Alien & Co.
Steamer John ssIves.er, Gitlosd, Nosfosk, paef>
chaudise an3 PASSENGERS L. b. Tafun. AGENT
schooner Adhtr Y. Bonny, Is essaul taty fcinH
HIGHT q, lead grain for savannah,
SIoop d. e. BroadericS, JANIS rysS oysters. 70
master.
Stearaes Westoysr, skinner, baltimore, met.
chandlse and passengers, Po~hxsaa steanooat
sloop elizabeth, James river, TO lead oy sssrs Tor
sloop john Anderson, james river, 10 had oys~
ters for Richmond.
" :" MEMORANDA.
| NORFOLK, January 20.-saited: baSS AmAnGn
tGer) Schultz. Marseilles, and bsiS ASAnce tsos.,
'rhortenson. Liverpool.
! Hark Leytou Vale Beecham, entered outwatu NJ
liverpool December 20 for Richmond
/ passed through Hell Gate January ., schooner
| q. A. Dewitt, Haskell, from Ausasta, Ae, lar VIZ
ginia- ..,..a 70 .,,,ou. az Eddie
/ Pierce. Haias, from Virginia.
/ PRoyiNCHTowN, January l9.-Jn post .Scaoon.
ers j. G, Curtis, William ThcDpsoA Enma a.
HIGGINS. H. w. Pierce, n. b. HsWes, Ella ..
nnvssrIsil from Virginia for BoItok.
DSpw YORK, January l9.-Arrtysi:s Schooner =.
n Inran. FOSTER, from Newport. and Alice Lips
enmb Van Bruns, from New Havsa-aA Tor VIZ
iginta. - y. -.-, - $500
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 1S.-CdtHe.-With light supplies, and
mainly of poor quality. small transactions oc-
Cured Good native steers of 800 lbs. average
brought 80 rs, and flr IS. Stock cattle dull, with
no supply and very light demand. Values nominal
at 225MS3 for common 10 medium and s3.250D
S1.25 for fair 10 good pafiye and Pexan stock
steers. Values barely steady on good, and weak on
common gra'es.
The, following Is n correct table OF quotations
showing the range Of prices in this market:
or to 1000 lbs $500 ~ rs. 1896 IS
to 400 s................ ). 80. 5 40@5 65
1000 u.s. .......... 8 5o@4 25
80 800 SI lbs and ever o 49, o0@a 10
zoo to loo bs............- 00@4 25.
Choice corn-fattened Texans and o
CherokeeS. 4 UOt1ro w
tened 4 OO@4 rs.
Good thorough Texans. ...........,... 5 25G04 rs
Fair to medium thorough Texans. q 1898 %
Thin, light. and common to the " scala -,
Iag" class. ..........-.....-.......... iUWZ ~
seyss. 1 lOsigal Price.
l3 native and Texan steers. .1,U00 ~ 20
q fuir native cows. GOO ~
10 rough Texan steers. ...-.........-I,uoE w
~ fair native steers !,zSo ~
"a good native steers. 1'SZ1 20
rough native oxen. ..-.............1,l1L 6o
w '1 TtUsds,
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Tennessee senatorship.

NASHVILLE, January 21.-The eighth bal
lot to-day for United States senator resulted ::
johnson, 80; Brown, 13; Stephens, II !;
Butte, 10; Ewing, 8; QuarIes, 8.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBaCCo MARKET

JANUARY S-The sales to-day aggregated 1--WE
hogsheads. dist buted as 70 lows:
The Farmers House sold three hogsheads two
hogsheads Barren county leaf at S13 and S15 25 |;
one hogshead Henry county common leaf at I'll.
The Exchange House sold two hogsheads Grayson
county Tugs at 81 and $780, Journal.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, January 21.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
IS; consos, 53h. West Vlrgna's, II ~. North Ca
rolina 6's, old, 27; new, 75 special tax, 5. Bid
to-day
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New Isrsey senaters,,fp.

TRENTON, January 2l.-Ex.dovern0r Theo.
dere Randolph succeedss stockton as United
States senator. .a.s@1. 2
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| The following is comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries and receipts of tobacco, to-
gelher with the stock hand at the different ware
houses in this city, for the past week and the same
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LOuLsyILl.E MARKETS

LOUISVILLE. January 21.-fiour unehauged~
Corn easy al 68e17Oc. Provisions trm and Ii fair
defnapd Fork, $50. Bacon-SlrDnldera, SHc. clear
rtD. 104c-; clesr sde, llkc; sngar-cnSeo saI n
laxGlic. Prime lard steam, l4;.; ueToe' ia7se"
Wbiskey, 94c. BaggiDg unchanged.
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CISCINNATt MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. Jannary. 81 .-FlorF quiet ara un.
changed. Corn steady. Pork DoDfna Lars4plet
and steady. Bs con quiet aud steady. WhlsSas urn
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
CTucAG O January M.--FIour ana corn Qtueaano
unchapgd Sd Lard In fair demand At l3Sc.. Wills
key steai ~ ut 94c.
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ct LOUIS MARKETS.

LUUIS
ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-E!our quist an1 weaa.
Corn easy $ bone sales lower Fork cd1; $40 DRs
none oferin &. Bacon dull.
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ru,c.Go LUMBER MARKET.

I.SrARY -Lu1sber.-A fair business ~as
tran ced at the yards yesterday ana prices re-
,rained steady at the annexed range:
, 1875-03-20
msininE. Several particularly thrifty Bsttiomenss
ato found in tho valley OF tho Rio Osnnde.

mainine. Several particularly thrifty Dsss'omenss
ato found in Tho valley OF tho lsto usAnoe.
End or EXPLOITATION PROPER. ..
Exploration proper In North Au1orica IL CONF
plnto. 10 far IN 1'atl,ilt,ders Aro concerned No
hnyo probably seem the lant Of tho line o1tcnd-
trr from Coronado, DoSoto, Marquette, LAHallo,
Ctismrlnin, nrcboof, Escalanto, LOWS and Clark
alacksuz'e,, to mon sttll living: Frcmont and
these characters lAyo passed away.
:, rI.o lecturer then paid . g1la1w'ng tribute t9
courage, self-roanco and nof-sacriAco. and tl,oIr
glorioun achievements n tho tntercsta Of humau-
ity. and closed AZ follows:
They ,sero heroes oyorynl,crc. D,trlonod With
anxiety for tlle GHfety Of the partios committed
10 their caro-, a}whTain poril from savngo natures
and atill more savage tnnn. often without food.
frequently with starvation staring them In tho
faco and dcatl and dying companions around
t1,o;n, thor st.'l porsovorsd. They vero mon
cast In tho old heroic mold. To mo tho ground
shoy troa upon Ia racrcd soil. To-day We hare
belts Of civilization tetwoon bolts Of nnoccupied
territory, mud, in tho sctvloo OF humanity, it iB
tho task Of suet, men as Wheeler to earn tho nk-
tion's support and gratitude in mapping our
broad domain, in revealing to ua and The world
tho goodncAg OF Or heritage. F. G. j.
, 1875-03-20

rectlon Of the big gate thoro elonly ascended
what appeared to ho i bloosl-rod bali
"1hcre ehe gocs!" said tho gruat Dr.. nnu,or-
lord. ana ~, 70 Al , stood gazing up INTO TIC
flames. tho sparks dtod away aud no more Was TO
bn rect.
"Now, thas 10 Tho lust Of her |" imrresstvcty
oian n9 sr of a
country again for tho next lluntlrot1 ycata. You
can MI raaso your mlnta easy about vltchcn."
Thon came triumph instead Of dread, md scorn
took tho place Of foar., Thore arose succession
pattod thoir kncos md shufllod their flect and
whgged their heads In dorihton,
"liyar! hyar! old gall Dono burnt lip, Is
d a ass sES AfSi %am aa WI IN 'R io Ss' voee sdss
j" 90 long, >p!zen ensa" said Martini. - You
.lone lay yo' las als you ls!" "11ooray tag-
ra7g !" shouted Chesterfield. "11isto 80 hccls,
@ tesa freo neser II s.id ia another " " shoel
donc elotcl, Tor good, ole skcer.faco! hyar
lyar! You better nos come foon' long o Mas
ed'snsggers no mol"
The noxt night was Rnln ono, aud a 1nerrlor
nor dill joller leader than Wash ever trond tho
pilo, while atotcy sat On throne Of alitlcks re-
coivlnE samho's homage, and, rnn,olestcd by
sho hung her hoad and baahfu'ly consented that
lle should como no1t day to ''ax ains' Nod do
liberty Of do plantaehun."
povs4s Rn 9s4n G4nr5ss Sssk why did those three
"l,ecause they woro cslome1, my dear,
and It Wan llmo-wnser that "ao poured on tlcm, "
sad Alr. Smith.
"Well but why did not tho oshora turn black,
"Decause tic others noro tsrtarizcl antimo-
n.y."
"WLore did you got what was In tho plates,
! that made the light, sou know?"
{ft1ff feKf1 t,h1 NJ To
, 1875-03-20

Edward looked marc amused than ftattorcd.
Wn.en hn2ms ~ noM @ sgnseitsu % men are'Lv;"o
'0~ - -el4,.' ..11'Ns~ = -1"9Ns '"' <'''"''
THE FARM AND GArn1sN.
Exposing stock TO ostorms-Trimru1nR
Heels ~ nrm-EIorses-sprtn -Dox-
tnE-1lorc About Notwithstanding
-rhtnninE-TrunspinntinE-Ec Eceno-
my of spnce-Tho vineynrd-hnJurcd
e-Ao Goornio rt . to.nsee'!e- ~.
.aa,. ~ r'.s.,.,.a ."..,.."st... o A-
pr<,or1d nv n. c5hnoo 1rib,,n.
ernIsc uArAarur.r ~ Ar,vl1a
snrInr IN n cri.ic., linn for Al, farm,.tock That
bavo bean viuterod in atablcn. un,oss carn ia
,1,cf botreen The linn p,aau t,er,na Ia a,art and
That season whom fced IL f,,,ah ,na tha vcathor
aat,1sd Manv farmcr, cara for t,,oir ,nirn,1,
during TIM winter viii, tho rreatcs. ,ssidutv
s,,,,rqs .,,,,, n,.,t, ~ t.as ~, .rs.s s, ."ss
stables; but, nevertheless, as soon grass comos
turn thom out to shift for themselycs, n!lowing
them to iic out Of nights, and often during tho
sovoro storna m oroy,lcnt In snrirr Thn c,r-
ss'..e ss1 ~. 1850. iIu. .r.h' Nv s WV
sequence ~ 7ach ea.tle. aha ospec'al1S hoFaes'
contract diseasos, and ofton tho Foundation IL
laid for disability through life.
r,he renct5v Ia entirely airnn,o. and on,tt n,
,,sss.s,t ,tanIt - a,.-. 49,, 80 as..a s.".,
stable thcm Is cafotully every night as you
would hayo lono during tho winter; aud, until
tho weather Is we'll acttle. and t,ereaftor. stablc
thom vhonever there ,rc indications NJ , atorn
a4,n ,.a,,,a ,,,rar,s,,,. ~ da.S ,"t,h
colts. Cattle arc not go liable to injury, and
may bo left free some time sooner, II tLey hive
vbods to Ie upder, tie roofs of which aro water
nroos '''N'@
pun.. u,.,, s,,o,,, ,oru- J.. .-,o.., >, ,r,.,u..
BtormB for, although tho 1eoco docs not
vet through taaly, Wien 1t does be-
comc wot It IL lonr ti,no IN
drvinp. md IT. beinp wet anothcr
storm occurs before tho place is dry, 1t again ao-
cumuiates molpturo md much moro easily than
hofo,o so t,,o al,oon aro kont cold. nncnmfoyts,
H. 49,, t,.t,a ~ ,1;apsso "'e' ~'"' 1SA1'''~
o'o' @uo nao'e W olooaso'
ANOTHER RErnEl1ENs1n1E PRACTICE,
with mnny wllo depend upon English works for
information. ia trimming tho hair of Tho pas-
,orn. ,p1 Yctlorta ~ farm.ho,s.. osr,y T., t,,o
spring. to prevent tho accumulation OF mud
thereon, and to save washing WHOM the teams are
brought In from lator. THIS would bo M evil. or.
~ p,oat no .o-Jovu ~. n tha h..,a ~ tt,o h,.,
~ trimnal vnrs wall w.shca nno bOine bromrht au
into the atablot and then "ipod and rubbed dry :;
that Il Ia tho o.cnpton. md mt tbo r,,lo. Whoro
It ia rnra,,lv nrartlccd. tboro IL Int Nt,,a neod
OF trimming, except With reFy lonG-hatrod sni-
msls, Binco the act Of washing tho
heels and logs, and rubbing them tborouelIy
arv rodrcoa I'm fcro+1, of ,Io t,n;r and loats .
osy' leuucus 'Ao 'ohB.n u 'uo HIATT o''a @cepS 's
short md thin enough.
Lot ua look 1t this subject for momont.
Take. for instance, m animal cppod all oyer. IN
Ia oftcn nr,oticod viii, nlesrure.horacz in c,tv
GlAUlGB. LIB uQleQ I8 6NtHtcts rGfuhp&.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-13

lceived BY the First National Bank yes
terday from the Treasury Department.
! Mayor Constans has Withdrawn his
| resignat on.
| AT the meeting of the School Board
| last night claims amounting TO SlJ 4S
were allowed. An appropriation OF Slo
was made for Red Mems Hall lor an ex-
| hibition of the children of the colored
school. The Committee on Repairs were
ordered to have the proper repairs about
| buildings attended to at once. The Pic
mic Committee reported 1857 expenses,
| 1927 40 receipts, and u Balance on hand
OF $40 40
BARRACKS News-An order was issued
| yesterday that 125 recruits join the in-
| fantry of Missouri.
One white and three eolored recruits
were accepted yesterday.
The marriage of Mr.. 0. Seinsheimer
| and Miss Van Hamberg is announced to
take place July %.
| We would advise our friends when
they bet on base ball to bet on the win
| ming club. They will feel better over it.
/ The political suckers have lost their
grip. Mayor Constans has conclu uded to
serve his term, until the regular State
election this tall; therefore there will be
no special election tor Mayor, as was
supposed.
Still there is chance for an officer to
do good work at the old Baily building
on Taylor street. The neighbors In that
vicinity still complain OF the noisy con-
duet OF the Inhabitants OF that rancho.
Tle Thesplan Dramatic Club reorgan-
lied Monday, the 18th inst, with the loi-
lowing officers for the ensuing six
months: Joseph L. l.. Henry, Manager;
Y. r.. McHenry, President; John b
Thomas, Secretary; Il. U. Boyd, Treas.
urer.