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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-10
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. III, 1850

Onr county Clerk issued twenty
marriage license during The month OF
February.
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from Uafiy 5th fhst.
The engineer who wss hurt in the
wreck on the North Missouri railroad
yesterday, is dead and an inquest is
being held as We 60 to press, the pro.
ceedings Of which together with the
verdict of the jury we will publish to-
morrow.
LATEH.-The following js the yer.
dict just handed in:
''An INCUBATION holden at Ottumwa
this Sd day of March 1875, before f. L.
Lathrop, Coroner of Wapelio county,
upon tho body Of A. Stader, there
lying dead. by the jurors whose Nance
are hereto subscribed, the said jurors
upon their oath do cay, that the said
A. StaderIs death was caused by .inju-
ries received on the Sd day Of March,
1875, by his train and engine (going
north on the st. L. X. C & N r r.
falling through Little Soap Greek
bridge, and we do cay that said acci-
dent was caused by said Stader's dis
regarding the positive orders Of the
company. E. #. SMITH,
DAN,L. EATON,
JONI l.. MOORE.
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On Monday evening the passenger
train on the Iowa Central railroad,
when about three miles this side of
Marshalltown was compelled, owing
to the track being DISTRACTED by snow
to stop to get up steam, and we under.
stand Conductor Cole sent . man back
to flag the approaching freight train,
but the engineer claims he did not Gee
the flag and went rolling along at .
regular rate Of speed and plugged into
the rear OF the passenger train.
The engine Of the freight train struck
the rear coach, smashed off the plat
form. jamned the coaches together ii
q hurry, smashing of platforms
ripping up the seats &c. The engine
was used up considerably, as we'll y
the mail car. Fortunately no person
were seriously hurt, although severa
were badly bruised. Mr.. McCluu
Mail Agent, and Mr.. Barnes Express
Messenger, both of this city wert
among those most hurt but will prob
ably be al right in . short time. TIL,
accident was fortunate in that the pas
sengers escaped with their lives. W.
understand that the matter is to be in
vestigated at once. aad II any one is "a
blame, we hope ii may be made known
at once.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-10

The Democrats wanted Andrew
johnson to canvass for them in New
Hampshire, and this is what A. j. an
swers:
"Deor Sir. am too busy, and your
weather is too lively for me to think
Of going up to New Hampshire this
winter. All our troubles have arisen
from the Democratic attempt to break
up the Union and overthrow the Con-
stitution in 1875. The only obstacle
to peace now ia the Refusal of the Dem.
ocratic party to concede equal rights
to all men. When say that ] am for
equal righta, mean it; but when you
say it you don't mean it. When the
Democratic party gets right ON this
question then the Constitution will be
safe, and You can command the ser.
vices of
"Yours truly, ANDREW JOHNSON"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-10

OK A " EEK to Agents to sell an article
- - saleable a. 1our Profits immense. Pack
age free. Address BUCKEYE MFG CO., Marion
Ohio,
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ON the Daily OF March Sd,
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
The Engineer Fatally Injured
A Bridge 600 Feet Long. and
Eleven Cars 70 Down In
a Wreck Together.

This morning about II O'Clock, at
Little Soap Greek, on the st. L. X. G.
& Northern railroad, some section
men were taking out . damaged rail,
and while they had put out flag or
signal of danger, which was either
not understood or tho train could not
be stopped, and it went crashing thro'
tho bridge into the creek twenty feet
below.
The engineer, James Stader, is, in
all probability, fatally injured, and a
brakeman slightly hurt.
The bridge was about two hundred
feet long, snd we arc informed il now
only huge pile Of kindling-wood.
Of the eleven cars running into the
bridge nine Of them viii probably be
burned to get them out of tho way
while two may probably be repaired
We are informed the creek is nearly
full of broken merchandise end . gen
eral mixture Of bridge, cars, sc. It'll
said by railroad men to be the mos
complete wreck taken to gether o,
record.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-10

means Of motive power Of any Dem.
ocratic shoddy manufactory.
|. Now for . word to show you the
consistency of Democrats Home Rule.
As / intlmAted In . previous letter,
Last June, tho Legislature gerryman-
dered this city rodistricting II into
lseven-formerly eight wards in such
manner az to make two wards strong
| Republican, and five Democratic, thus
giving them full control of the city,
also changing the time of municipal
election from November to March,
By the bill It was left to tho Mayor
who 10 also Governor and the board OF
Alderman 10 elect ward officers to hold
over till March election. The board
consisted Of fonr Republicans and four
Democrats with the Mayor elected on
citizens ticket.
The Mayor and Democratic Alder.
man by some coup de etdt stretched
the law, and filed all the ward Offices
with Democrats for The artificial term
leaving the Republicans no redress,
the courts having previously been
cleared of Republican corruption, and
the benches filled with "equsl justice
10 all"
The city has about three hundred Re.
publican majority. How is that for
ccntralization The above Isl brief
outline OF affairs % they appear: ct
present in the opposing camps, and
rest assured II hard work, and m hon.
est purpose can avail anything, we in
NaM Hampshire will on tho 9th ol
March put that grand tidal ware on
its return trip, and Get good example
for other States to follow, which at
heart are loyal TO the common gooI OF
the country. 3. j. KIDDER.
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
PRODUCE ByroBrs.

The exports OF produce for the week were
t,lo4.67s, against s5,l27,Ooo last week and
IS. Az 900 tho previous week. Tue total exports
for the corresponding period OF last year and
S5e, ,o26, coo In 1879.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
4162, 2s2 and the customs receipts we're $3.50. 2o<
The Treasury balances are as follows :-Currency,
$4,000, 900: con $50, 100 900; Tess coin Certificates
s23, $50 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid
$4,000 on account Of interest and s212, 300 In
demption Of nve-twenIy bonds. Seven hundred
thousand dollars additional national bank circuia-
ton was issued during March, on which so per
:ent OF legal tenders viii be retired one million
dollars worth OF national bank notes we're re-
ceived for redemption to-day.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices announce that the Bank OF
England to-day received OF bullion on balance
fo3 O0o The market is dull and the following
prices are reported ;-Consols, for money 90; do,
ior account 90 a 9Ss; 1868 BONDS, old, 1914
Io7s 1857 bonds. 1919; ten-forty BONDS, l0S; new
nves. io31; Erie 23A "a. Bonds OF 1892 are
,uoted In Frankfort at g95t. Rentes In Paris at
A27h. r .a.,,,
These we're arm and continue 10 invite In
vestmeut The closing quotations were q. iol-
lovs:-Cnited states cnrrency siXes, ll9 llssi
do. do, 1851, registered 1928. lls7s do do, do.
cannon. 1907. 1al; do. dye-twenties. 1867 regis
tered, iiT4 a MA; do do., do, coupon ll7A
u7A: do do. 1854 registered. ll'% lls; ao'
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON IN LESS DEMAND AND EAsIER-FLOUR
pULL-wHEAr LowEB-coRN QUIET OATS
FInM-ponK AND LARD EAsIER-aRocERIEs
UNCHANGED - FBEIGHTs DULL PETROLEUM
FIRM-NAvAI STORES STEADILY HELD-wHIs-
KEY STEADY.
TUESDAY, March 23-6 P. M.
There was fairly active movement in the geu-
ersl merchandise markets to-day, and In some
cases there was quite q decided Improvement.
In other cases. however, the markets were quiet
and easier. On 'Change business was moderate,
particularly In breads;urs. There was some little
demand lor export, but as q general thing the
prices bid were below the views oil sellers so that
there was scarcely any business. In some In
stances shippers offered to sell at lower prices
tnan they could buy at. Flour was steady, but
wheat was nomiuay lower. Corn was IN
moderate demand, without change in prices.
Oats were scarce and 1rmer. Barley was
more active and decidedly higher. Provis-
IONS were lairly active, but prices were tribe
lower. Freights were quiet but strong, particu-
cotton retarded BY rmness OF hold
Futures opened . shade better. and closed about
3S2c Nc lower than last nights figures Naval
stores without decided change in any respect.
Petroleum generally held with armncss The move
ment in sugars rather active. In other de-
of interest
AsnEs-Rcceips for the past three days 70 packages
The arket rules quiet without change in pricea Pots
sold in Jobbing way about &c. h., while pearls
were wholly nominal at about &C. per lb
BUTTER was only moderately active. holiers
rather frmer their views, but prices without
auo;ablc change. as shown by the sales.
CANDLES continue mo eratay active at the following
quotations sperm per b., &c. do, patent Macv's 38c
39c. stcaric. r. q. Mitchell Co.'S. l6 or &c. 2ec
AS. 6's and lEs. &c. u 25c:
CoopEmAGE STOCK The market shows moderate
activity at about former prices, We Quote:-
noons nsh nan With nssdS 81
S5c s,c. rum shocks, 81 6C; pipe Shocks IS DaS7
empty nocsheads, nominal; hoops IA teet ordinary to
a 3Dc
CoaDAGE rules steady, but quiet with prices as
follows Manila, large and small sizes l4ac. l5kc.
Manila lie. ,sa rope l.c ,c New Zealand cordage,
l2c. a Le.; Russia bolt rope. l7c
COTTON The sale OF cotton on the spot again
tarded BY the failure buyers and sellers agree
earneI OF business after Change. Futures opened
l,52c better and closed 332c. hc lower than the nna
figures OF yesterday. tsttmates as to the weeks re-
cepts still vary from 42L00 ah0OO bales. The market
qualification We quote :-March, 10 SIC. IL g6c.
April, l6ssc: l6 2lszc.; May. la2c. June, 7}sc.
u is.s2c July. II q &c il-l6c August, II 3ioc
i ss e iI ss Eoys%Ser sss y ss IS e
December, Is 1890. l6sic. We quote biased stan
dard classification in orce september |, 1874.
aud cotton In store running IN Quality not more than
Ordinary Issc good ordinary. l5slc good orl-
nary 6'lc low middiing, l6Xc; mddling, l76 good
IN ddling. ,14c Quotations based on American STAN
The New York herald., 1875-03-24

DO, DO. coupon. lis lisx; do do.. 1865. regis
tered, lisa i10; do. do. do, coupon 1l9K 1908
oo do, do, new registered, lle I19A; DO.
do, do, do, coupon. lIeH l1sh do. do, 1867,
registered, llsk l97s; do do. DO, coupon. .lszs
a 1907 do do. 1861 registered. II9z 100; do. do,
oo, coupon, ile7l . lao1S; do, Ien-iorties regis
tered, max ll41S; do. do, coupon, lis ll51s;
do nves, 1881. registered, ll5A q ll5>s; do. do,
do. coupon. ll5n ll5H.
RAILRoAD BONDS.
In the late dealings these were nrm with Pactoc
issues still the leaders Union Pacific sinking
funds advanced TO 90; nrsts sold at 81 q ON;
land grants at loot 1904 Central Pacincs at esH
9s|; Western Pacific. 90; Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds at So
The changes IN other bonds were comparatively
slight.
STATE BONDS
we're dull ana Without feature. Virginia cousoii-
dated. second series, sold at SO; Tennessee skies,
new series, at Il; DO. do., ex coupon, at As;
Missouri skies, or 1875 st look; old Tennessee,
eX coupon. at 49, a 40
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald., 1875-03-24

apart from provision shipments which arc fair
Sssss 81 ana 2 SrS' s.
$50 tierees provisions ss Isl bbls PORK at s. H. also
petroleum I'D. to Glasgow by steam Too bush.
bushels grain at ID; standard Sa.ns: ienarth
% 1884, sr sdsT an barh hence Win about
pr wo to s is9a @ P nsd IS Cd
Z r1Sn
a2y suarier, do nom rhiiadebhia on private terms;
sss ssfs .s
70 a is bands by hides h Safs Fun fGs rates 30 10
Bremen, German bark, hence with about toDo bbI
packages ALLOW m boSas bsnOs by and So 6b
b or on private terms to The River late an american
private !erms; 10 SAVANNA ana back. an American
scRoonSr oh w emp d ~ az @ and
paeH qas n norm OF HeraS reported at equal to market
rules % sey nsoqs saddles are
Soc harss soc; canvas back ducks per pair. 81 25a
teal and wdGson s5c tc common ducks 2se ssc
Vs u CLOTH m re-
fOfScsoata sunny BAGS re: Isas. n.y. 80 .nu.
Se soa taas nSys S sa'!erly been my Very qai:'
iTansaeon OF i.:o5 bales damaEel private terms
some days past and the swamp presents dun appear
ancc. Receipts have been iOSlG hides ana 10 bales
The sales during the week were $685. hides chiefly
B9enos Ayres Moplevdeo and RIO Grande at from zoe.
24c., as To selection ana terms, which mostly
mostly Buenos Ayres. Montevideo and kio 1ran1c
tinc 1874 0i 600 hides ,4 bales do do, 1873 56 150
hides oiO ba.es We quote :Dry Buenos Avres 81 IDS
q IDS 2Ssc, 44c. Benos Ayres Is los 20 It's, 2Gc
Monteudeo; 20 lbs 2s lbs, exc. q Ac Cor.
s5sH!s' s. cassnll ss lS' 80 s5'fss ISs
a5fes ssn es snsA sss D' = Yer Vera s Cruz s
y ibs., l9,sc. a ac.; Iampico, 2 lbs, a "a lbs.
l9i1c.; Campeachy and Tobasco, dry and picked, II
lbs % lbs, 9c. 2y1ac: risa Is lbs Il .bs i6c;
Bogota, lS lbs. ~ lbs. ?2}sc.; Maracalbo 70 lbs. q
Is los, lie. lsc.; Bahia, II lbs ~ lbs. I7c;
Porto CaDeiio and l.aguayra 10 Ds. ~ lbs, 1916
2Jlac., and Curacao and Rio Hacho. dry and
p,cNle1. II lbs. q lbs, l3c Hc.. gold,
selected.
LAVE p9uLIsy.rhsre ns Is good demand a from the
preferred whi,e ones, and bring fully
isc: fowls state and Jersey lsc: g zoe DO.
Western, l8c. Ac roosers old, l0c l2c turkeys,
State and jersey l9c. 20c do, Western lSc. zUc
per h. ducks state and jersey 75c. 81 70; do West
do, Western 81 IS 81 50 per pair.
LsATnER.-Thcre Is very little doing. but q sufficient
IN stock to absorb the daily receipts Stock
is poorly assor,ed, with the excess comprising outside
and middle weights Exports OF hemiock were $500
sides We quote:-
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
REAL ESTATE.

Duggin Crossman yesterday sold No. West
Fifty-seventn street to Mr.. Gardner G. Yvelin ior
The New York herald., 1875-03-24

to1 iu,uis delivery Sss; miaang nc sale. S
ss snStI aHassS 800 % APt
80 ssy &C. aRqs Sea. 10 a a, f ts''hsn 99S
RI 3';si1:ys f!II:'s S5'is:sasHFsS ~
ssis sisss i 1873 ssSs%ssf e l5 1lss
as 1s'fG,' wo 1ss 80 aetA AeT TSd1 rs
Il Il 1895. IS at y 10 a5s 81 a1y no ID 8 s ~ us S
e. e a. il se 90 90 9 at II sf s 800 @ St at i & ssc o 5Sns s
y ts !. s';s ai ~ aH % @ % a, oc.SSyyi Sy 10 sS at
iss.c. Total ia 40 bales Grand total hSo bales. hx.
@ sSs e bs e a Snort Se ode As s1 or Mn
l6e receipts at The ports were :-Galyeston M ba cs;
ssw sSn Me's 3d. SGe - YORK
' s9sSn Wsst @ A S!P "a s yea & ss r6la dhi
since septenssr sno5 bales Freishis quoted 70 the
ac TO i"mbura, BY steam. s5c. 10 Bie,Ren. ~ BY
% D @ by n s~ sa IN arh % yerE
BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow beans have been slow,
% pea. sSnia"ed @ Very scarce and held az extreme
s5 % ao s0sd ar 70 good 81 10 pea s.
- 1sa saSes vhss tdaey = sheiee
@ aG r to ses "a = " . -sss s
ing pervaoe, the market stock Is gradually receiving
nH some lew obins sales rspor'ea nothing Of
5ss mu b!
Ordinary ssarsoess ;s, sc & ISs ",E 40 ,ec ieae;
rang range for Ise: Java soyernmsn, bass. 90.
I 49, ss sts's '"ns s
NE is,c Jana'sa @ l7e a. ls.rp @ DSmngo Issc
Mexican, iie ls,.c AneG.ura, ise &c: ssvanilia,
&c demand has been good @ from both sp
and home dea.ers shippers oay iec lsc for me
sse is'e sSod e ano Iss A.
shedsa sh2%s I,Ss 1.e ;Sae
lair 10 good. export, Sc lie co. do. poor TO
The New York herald., 1875-03-24

$4,000 Tenn Cs. q, exc.
i90uv Z a Rh ist M.
$500 & l'ac sink rd..
3UJo Ros. II x T. LIST e.
500 Pac RR Of Mo LIT
100 shs Canton Co. .b5
100 West I'm lei. .b3
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAIyEsIox, March =, 1874 ,
@ Sss s 1EEaafs EaSo9iss eos:s~.s @ e.: &
NEW onLIAFs March g ls7s
erdasas sssp iGx
Exports.I9 Great Britain, 2ois to France. 2is Sales
Cotton quiet. m,aans ,s S.s .sss sssss q s @ s...
Exports cSsss%isc. 81. sales s' SoS Stock sSsss
,sAvAssAn March e 1873
S%ssns & seSa 1ss sdssy s9sn S q he eon
nent sa. Sales l4s Stock 5l,i2o
CHARLESTON. March %. ls7a
rsss. essss sS he @ soss e
WILMINGTON March e. 1879
e e'r s E1a for
So yellow dip 81 for virgin Tar STEADY 81 4o
ss 80 or amber winter ss Is white winter ana 81 for
Tsii s% qssf
ore a s I G M enS pe as 3 eea
sSofts SIS snIps,aas; sS; nddinss' sss per asi
to Abany ass '''' D0''0"' ''' 70 40" ."' w.
Receipts, all through shipments.Four, 800 bbs;
roa quss anS SSns q S
isf sd Z os oso NJ e %s SH
H sSe srs The et a s sSn c gs e
a seeds ys
rates high wines nominal
Flour arm and In fair demand Wheat advanced and
nSh MShgsn 81 TX raI ApFI S1 ls M
May, 81 i7,s Corn higher and IN fair demand: high
7o4c. nograde .G9Hc; damaged; Csc. Oats shade
ceuersced ceHe Sc sc nammath S. bressea hogs,
S. 90 So 30. keceiptswheat ll.o0O bushels; corn,
1900 do; oats. 1000 do. shpments-Wheat, 1000
bushels, corn, 1900 do. 4; oats, 5000 do.
CHICAGO March 23 1875
Flour quiet and unchaEgcd Wheat active and
higher, closed easier: No spring. 9Sc No. do s4Hc
9slc.. May; No do, 8sc s94c: rejected. Sc Corn
active and higher No. mixed 671Sc spot; f1Sc bid,
April; nc. ba, May. oat. in lalr demanS adyansed;
No b4ssc sc spot; 5isGc bid April: 55c. bid, May.
Rye in good demand So z CSC asS1ac Barley in good
Dressed hogs hrm AZ S. 8 q So PORK in fair demand
and lower at $l9 5 so - spot sl9 80 Apr. SO TO-
Bulk meats firm, and in fnir demand. Whiskev ad-
cs Of the bo.,I wheat was higher at si1so APRIL;
nomiaay @ @Tnehanged Kecs,psCfIour IT'S II 9o 70 b3s
barley 8 900 do. sh,pmsnts-Flour, gm bbls. wheat,
20o busnelsi corn 20O0 do; oats, HoOO do; barley.
1909 do.
ETTRODEAN MARKET
The New York herald., 1875-03-24

wheat duh ana heavy and nOfnlnaly nc. per
bushe lower. closing about 81 l6a$l IS for No 2Ch
cago in store nnOut, Is nl ~ for Milwaukee.
e sales confined mostly ~ small lots comp islng
about ~ OOD bushels at 81 ID Tor No CHICAGO and un
graded ~ store 81 ia Milwaukee, IN store; u n
s. 16ts tor No Minnesota, 81 ~ for red winter. Corn
steady with sales OF about 300 bushels ut s1so
ojs Tor prime mixed, Soc Tor yellow. Oas were hfmer
and scarce ,b,OU bushels at 69c ttc Tor INcG
7nc. 7bc. white. excited ana ni-ncr.
with 55j bu,heis s - Dauubinn 81 -
two-rowrd STATE, 81 ~ prIIns arrivals nj
bond.
fRrIcBrs. There is more dong In the way Of char.
tors but at easier racS Vessels pctrolcum and grain
arc IN most 0emanf The berth business Is limited
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY a. 1s7s-rRPLE SHEET

100, lb& medium unwashed western Aeece at t5e IoC
lbs washed do at 4c 40 bales bury fall Cali
iornia at lsc 22c do do. at 7c and bales Persian
bales fall California 10 DO. spring do, aoooibs secured
do. 700 lbs black Oregon and I2 bags pulled, on
term ade public
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T, Vt.
$500 U Vsr 81. Ii9,5 $500 SO, r. B3 o. Ils

1901 Chi q NV RH- be Hia
1903 aO.........b3 "a.
80 n J Cen RIB G III
300 MAJ 4 81 Y r. 81 d
OD dO......... 80
20 Chi A All RR pf b c lv6
l0l Han n ~ 10 hk. be H
40 \ y y II A n h. be l3oH
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
EUROPEAN MARKET.

| LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN. March z-Even.
ing-Whale oil and firm at ELS per ton Lnseed
oil 25s 25s Sd. per cwt Calcutta nseed oSs 3D. 59s
The New York herald., 1875-03-24
The following table shows the opening highest
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Compared With the close yesterday prices to-day
show the following changes:-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with the close yesterday prices day
yho the following changes:-
ADvANcE-C, c. and |. c.. Il; Northwest CON-
mon. y Pacific Mall, Ia Rock Island, H; Union
Pacinc. 70; western Union, =; Northwest pre-
lerred. X gold u.
DECLrNE-New FORK Central, H Erie, u; Ham
nibal and st. Joseph y: Lake shore, n; ST. Paul,
y; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, y.
The stocks that remained steady we're Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, Harlem, Ohio and Missls-
sippi, Panama Quicksilver and wabash.
TUE MONEY MARKET.
On call loans the close in this department was
made at 3 and az per cent. Capital continues to
be aoundantiy offered Commercial paper or
prime quality ranges from 5h to per cent.
Foreign exchange ended dull at 4So for bankers
sixty day sterling and Asa for demand. Reich
marks-AskIng rates, e3I q o4I; selling rates,
e3A 93,s and 937s 94Is. Cables 94%. Prime
Paris 5.2l1i and 5.ISS; others, 5.22h and 5.lsA.
THE GOLD MARKET
was steady, unexcited ana 1rm. The opening
was made at ll6A and the close at l1s. Sales
meanwhile were quored at 1l6I l16H. FROM
sheir actions the Clique AFFORD no cue 70 their pur
poses: but from the gossip OF the room 1t may be
Inferred that they still feel confidence IN their
strength and want 10 advance the price at
their own time Loans were made nat and at a
o forr ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-01
gSovscbofd Hrips.

TEA DIsH.-Onc pound Of steak
chopped fine; three soda crackers, rolled
small piece of butter; two tablespoons OF
water; salt and pepper to taste. Bake in
deep pan. This will I've found sufficient
for small family.
Essence OF LENoS.-Bcst alcohol,
one pint; oil Of lemon, one ounce peel
oftwo lemons. Break the pccls, and put
in with the Others for few days; then
remove them. II does not cost but
trihe compared with that which is kept
for sale at the stores. Give IL trial, it
will be found satisfactory.
PorAro PiE-One cupful Of cold
mashed potatoes, two cups Of milk, three
eggs and half an ounce Of butter. Beat
the potatoes, eggs aud butter into a cream,
add the milk; sweoten TO taste; flavor
with lemon or vanilla. Line a deep dish
with puff paste, and fill with the potatp
custard. Bake thirty minutes.
STEwEp POTATOES Take cold boiled
potatoes, pare them and cut them in thin
slices; to pint Of milk, when scalding
hot, stir in table spoonful Of butter and
-four, rubbed together; salt to taste; add
the yelk of one egg and some parsley
chopped Zine. When well mixed throw
in the potatoes, shaking carefully with
out spoon to avoid breaking. Let them
stew for few moments, and serve.