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, 1875-04-15
LAKE ERIE
E1IE.

m. r,or A,.nao,a md lar tvo tov tarvs, u tchl
-. p.or s.. ~ WV
tsu@ss4 io< LIE ssa@'o.
Tbs tugmeu here hayo not forned IN asaedaaoa "
yot, but contemplate doing 10 soen.
ri. ,,ta o,o,na her. !, ,,v fun cf huoo aetds q
floating Ice, anil to-day tho weather. u f''aeteo'-
Ea.r Penn. ARri 1sIas !, ossa e.sy s.ns =, ,.o.,s
receiving ne" asoA, aaa o'As' "A' es', -. an,,
Tbs ting atla1 II. Hunter han been ready ios Nv. w..
about wo&k. Tlt tug Dragon u also ready LOT oe"
Toledo shippers aasc,t that corn will IN esshsa
from that pors in E-o and 11u.o for G. nts tuih
non, -, irrt dsishr ~ 49,"
~oeN S 1"' :, ,tis
Tho following tugs Will b. In comm's:ssn ~, >, II
port Ibis season: Thomas 4. Tlllirgasa, 1a'' =
0recu. Drngtn, sud Anuis r. DIR.
o,utor.rv .to,,,. w,,, r.. t.p,,x.a m ths Old ~
ton md oa H. nav an m M TX i}ssa iou.s thu
,ort ti,tS sassnn .tt., % Thre.t..~ H. 16;h.
rS.' 'A'" ssA1'A. avs @"1A'e'1' w. As,,t n
pta..,,n sonpss'H w. nsn ~. r'n m rsty E1
ua.s'n tsasSius III ts1 n,srsan a'I MsrI,shsad.
oua&1o' f.'sIo1o'' W o'e's"uu' ~" ',,. .o,o
Several vessels Tying 1t Toledo laden Wltn ,sis
pos. Tnss vii isave i. ths % ri fssossbs ofoS
nlty.
ths a!Gersas eofss oa III az t.r1 G.slxaI
, 1875-04-15

One ar Two ot. were wanscd for shtpmsn. lilo 1e,t u
the trads x.. local, Tic selling stocks continue amall
sales vero rctorted Of lup brs winters On prlvate
s.r,us: $50 iris sp,iug cxtras. chiefly At 40;
.nd ar hrl. eurlua surcrints at *3.Oa42,. Total,
1.o11 hrls. Tho market clo.cd ~ fulows; Chotco
winter cxtras. x5Ga1c0: co1ntnou to good do. 45uo
Gs.:s; choice .pting s.tEs,, s1o9s@; f.is 90.
patent spring, s5.oc@.o; spring supcrnne,. sa.'5@
as; rye nout, f5.sevs5.to.
DnAs-"ns In f4is demand but again eas1es' saonaa
reported Of 81 tons at ssoo OIL track anu si9oo sio5
CORN -As1.-"as auo'ea ~ s''"s4s'eo pes ns1 1oe
II $500 on track.
NuEAT-was active AMI variable, Tla tnsrkot
averaged 14tslse lower, though closing shado high.
Ct shan on Iuesaas: SeS tofR "as quotea aaa aaa
lower, and our tnarkat weskcned carly under larger
th.r ,ss,r,nce. Ia the oect that hs wu,er wlaak Il
snss assa.sn' ',, sais Th.a ,raanh. ~, ~. .
y .sel. from among th. ioe. operators, ard .hs feeling
was ve:y much dcpse4sol at ono time. Thea bctsor
u'44A" se I1 ~
urinr ths ia.t hoar Of as session. rnsdz.lro to buy
Mas ~. ea1v, .n., a, ~. ,ho
.ns 'os @ .a4, 1a na nra.n o.as
Il that difference There VA also rather nors pres
sure 10 sell taah lots to avoid tho change
In prices duo 10 tho termination Of wuer storage iii.
esenug. sener HRy opened as sl.oa' sola at s':os'
receds Ia Sl.oJ tosa to sl.oa, dtcined to &i.Gj,
.old .s tlea.alN closing s.o, ssl'ss ,a' -,
eosns i sSs,t; sna ~ Esssipts q ls s,...l
sprnE ~ aos .ssn.r ~ o'S tSF 10 70 stoFsss; m II
t9l!. sdgsd} A. v54 ssss; su4 ~ b. by sample 1t
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COMMERCIAL,

This following were the receipts and shipments Of
The leading articles Of produce In this city during hs
twen.y.four hours ending at O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, aud for tbs corresponding date one year
ago:
, 1875-04-15
LAKE MICHIGAN.

CllEAuU-
Tho scow N. N. punllan arrival yesterday irou IL,
head Of tue lake with . load Of wool.
Tho schrs Mary pooth and Kstchun, cleared st,,.,,
day for lAe head of tho like.
Tho sehr Express. Wllllam L.ns Captain, LIT fu
Moniaiquo Last evraing with load Of supplies.
Tho schr Ada Melosa was taken In charge b, IL.
Chicago Dry-D,ck Company yesterday 10 rcceiya
general oyerhaullng.
Ohio cleared for uskegosl Last niRht to briuu osf1
eIrgoea Of lumber.
Ths Captain Of tho schr Express rocess = ktstr
from Monstiqus that tue Ice had al gous from IL.
ltlo II any floating Ice. Tbs w.id had Leep Liop,na
for SONS tifne from ths cast ard southeast.
Tho prop @. r. uo1th. H. c. Dsistou cap.a!p. II.
rived hrre ,osterl1y from aaugatuck. ind L as at.
twenty four huurs III makiug the paassge d!..nteoi
about Is Aes sls encountered Large ne.dt u W III
tho way to ChicIgo.
Tho tug and vessel owncrs and tue rsorrio!ofa of
with the rearpointcut Of Ar. William Carey u ,i.
6ot Muster Tor that part o! the rT4r. Mr. C4ter u.
crc!sed great juaxmentsnd vigilance iu keeping thu
riror clo4r frunl ubatructiopB lust sszsou aud Ills
season he will undoubtedly 10 eresgaic ~ sYss u
preventing accidsnta nud kcsplng order.
MILWAUKEE,
Tho schc Napoleon has boen roleascd from lfbel,
Tic striking ca!kers h4va compromised on q, tcd'
resumed work ye1trrday.
Tho ssmr Menon,inco, Of tho Goodrich LIus, IT.
rived At GRIND Havon Frd1y on ths first regular trn
Mr.. E. n. Peck, of Cleveland, hal assumed In
management Of tho Grand uaven snl Manssse lines d
ateamcra.
The Eugetmsnn TRANSPORTATION Company h.s
agreed 10 deliver tho new sttnr Flora to tho Sorh'
lion, " tho l,ih Of My.
The prop Jscob Dertschy arrived from 1fsni,ss
, 1875-04-15

PlTTseuRo OIL MARKET.
r1r1aBuuu, April iA.-prtro1sum hrmi crude,
sl.72H bid, s.7s asked. At patkpst: refined, IKE
lIJSc, philadelphia dal4Ttry.
, 1875-04-15

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK DRY U00OS MARNET
New YoRK, April 1A.-Dusluess fairly activs With
olbcrs today, and The packaga trade in cotton Roods
prints, ETC.. lnure Auimated Cotton goods steady at
current prices Plaid prints continue In good dsmAnt
Dress goods eHs Aot.vs. 6hsw.R and wooleus Quie
Parker, Wilder Goa stoek Of hanpsl btankats and
woolsns will 10 sold al auoti9n Mouday, on account Of
damaXe By The lAte hre.
, 1875-04-15

- TS"4TS VsAs3SSs's~s 1sS0
"pan ~ anu ! cnzn.iiaa' ,3,r a. nnehanaa:
mis Ghc,an s'af H. NJ; @
f!an..i.Ia; .o No; Milwaukee ;! ?24i2': nnsrad.d
wssern, .a"sisj; 'rs snsr ws.ssta, ST. esl ssg
wsnS ,ss H., ao A Am.%,@iMH. HyS arnsr p!' @s ~ h1r.
.sg.ia ~ Iu anG a1toa; hst 1nes ana nstvy. Eurn
Wnstsr, as @ ~ Il, leet,e.', hio9s ~ n.xea
m ,tt y!M 1iose os u.ii lesels' 13loo
w M'ATa ~ Msasesh. As i'e; Whlto ao, G1g1d's
ssz .s e.. Mo ,e?,ote II, COLL Flu.
nana n und Grn. ill., ~ s'sndx A''1'6s8 III aooa ~
7tt. '~6''"' Reaao'' A'As'"'e' ef"oe'
stRA1xEp 1,Es,s-F4rm, ot x,,ofaa1,
Hrinlra or TuHFgSr1sxAFienes.s Il Sao.
fEATuEn-lienlIocks saIe. T,n.o, md no oranso
.'a n.ilIs, an,i heavy we wsia,t:, ] ts@ 5 " fa'o'
30 lis; H,swa.is.l. IaSss: "'s'e' >'s'os' p'"e''
Pa1vIsIoNa-Iofs cx led and f,rmer nav. ~, N a
2a:.s HUI d:h!. Gut meals quiet. II, klai hams,
MS9s1s, ~ ,o; MaSs II a'as. o,g sioar i!Ss13He:
'A5 nyrrnaisayy WI wss.arna 1ass tia' k'safo' ''s
CliEE4E-IIcayy; 10 lie.
liz. s1, .aat.sssis sapper, .te.ay; ,nEo. t,x,,
Ansr nn Jill Ut j16:s. .ta S en .h"o. "% - = i;
gold. SnA steady; cut, 3l.5tay.51; cInch {j,0l4l
G.50 horseshoe unchanged, S
p,1,.AprlrnrA, Anrii Il.AF1"ra.rho1c. .r,,cr
aett:s otts qlet; Wisconsin aud ai,iu.s,t ,ta fam.
~ ;h nssSssns sry. !: t.! !9na and ohio do
1n4:s,ssst y ..sas ~ .,
amter flJL Nrn tr,rre: II n 'cnrn-Vcroz ~ nnf
7; ,n,ss ~ ~ a''a demand "h''s 7ss@
pnoyi.ioss-Gaist. ate,. rork. e2,noaoom n,c,
a bsts.sa saqns sga 1s,a ftsia Il iss DO
ErnoLEuMmSou,;aaly i,nchsraa,.
t;EEps-Cioref wsulcJ Westnrm sij so6a1g q, ttr,
BUrrrn-UnrlangeI.
raasMLowes Wcstepn nas miMsIn l!1a: a'ss's3'
MILWAUKEE.
clansed. M1sSn0SAS' "p'n ''*~f10'0--Qa'0s and nn-
ua11s-wheat ilr,n No. I at xloa. M. a,ts1p.
MY o,!s juns 1t sioi%. o4ts qaiet, nonnaiiy
s%ss III :ssr t. tSHs gs;l In let, sos o. Ger
Ny r.! i :ss: " .;esay .sr: tss.e. i .iis
fresh, at $i0l $-''s' ava -so's'
pRov1sioss- Inactive; .h,ds ormcr, Mc,, rors
s11.l7 No 10 caah; sif0 Msy Hwces.nickled bsn,s
.t1lHc+ DtysaIte siulJefA Mt 7t{n 7!<c: luid lies
ut il sil,{, III io1ue; boxed tnea,s Ia hiabsr than
lop'e.
ntspwrs%; stsan It & 1Es$@l5e s at
~ ou b,l. '' ~''
ssilaAEsTs-FIour. 1909 brts; cats, 500 bu wheat,
4'''' Ut ''''' >0' Iai oisc.ssAr1.
C1SctNgArf Anrtt 4-Ff nsn-Tni- anil tr+,
Cum Steady mossrsto uamand asafs t,s ;.ir
sii@lii Sssisy .ssssa ind III ss%: aaA .A' 'ssDn'a
Eaos-Fair md 1rm; Ts.sItc.
oIovEn szEp-Ast'yo; adssaced sitSJale.so.
pRovislons-pork fair aud iirm f2iGD, Lsri de-
mand gou4 at full prices; atea1n. 5l5yfo; kettle,
H. Sl4c; ecss, iKc. Bssoa III Id nrm ius gS 5u
oAe; iatala!:e; l7jis Ia. e>'1
new ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS. Atsl' lI.-FIoun-cho,ce, 50. $50
yeosy $50: willie. ss Sic Ola ;nSrr,,n ;sm,n ~
, 1875-04-15
lll, ,AAsa.
LATENT.

Latent.
Rev ToRs. April M.--Mouey eaBy 1t 436 PET cent,
eosn5 Al the attsr figure; prime mercantile paper
satN Per cent Tor double named; tQf per cent fol
sing!s named, xlaIe nAnss mol well known rthgs At
1910 par cent.
a.Alsas Ata.ay u 4ssx fas n1g-dsy md 40 Tor
EkAA
, 1875-04-15

HOHs-6oot 10 GI,ra heavy hogs wcre again scarce,
aud tblc at qn!te hI9a figures wore ratt
weights and common 10 medium heavy were dull and
fr1esniar1y lower. Tho supply ;s4s iioE al i's Cd Of.
{75}sr.T iho iatt.r rti Icing pad in several in-
stRnttR fuE extra Ill1R.trrhln hpyB.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
LIVER CITY, NEVADA. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1875

dress, il simple, was all that was
necessary. Necessity is the mother
of invention. All the ladies helped
each other, and Hetty found the
assistance she needed in her dress
making till all was complete. But
the weather wss terrible. The Win
ter of 40 has always been noted as
one of great severity, and the gim,
crack heuss auilt' yithuut ohip-
neys gave little protection. The
city bristled, however, as the season
advanced, with stovcpipes, and very
ill-natured indeed were those who
did not declare the whole thing
jolly. The mud was up to the high
est boot-tops in many places. and the
difficulty Of extricating the feet from
the mud-drifts without leaving the
boots behind, was an obstacle to
much pedestrianism. To get to the
ballroom was somewhat difficult; to
walk was not to be thought of. Ok
teams were in demand for some of
the ladies, and the only carriage in
town was appropriated by the ladies
of the hotel, our Hetty included.
To ride one block to the ball each
passenger was charged ten dollars,
and as the position of the carriage
nearly all the way was only two
wheels in the air and the Others
buried almost from sight, the effect
was not reassuring. Mighty nice
carriage "precious little comfort
inside. though" was the criticism of
an old lady, who had undertaken to
chaperone the party. The passage
across the plains was nothing to it,
but the goal was reached. The ar
mory hung with banners, the flags OF
all nations, and every species of
adjournment likely to conceal the
roughness of walls, made for use
rather than ornament, was brilliantly
lighted with candles. A band of
music discoursed delightfully."- to the
gaily-dressed military, a few civilians,
and very few ladies. The favored
few among the gentlemen, whose ac-
quain,ance extended TO three or four
ladies, looked smiling pity upon the
cotSries of outsiders who had TO con-
tent themselves with feas,ing their
eyes ou as plain-looking women as
rs are met 81 the present day on
kearny street. Still they were
women, and constituted the respect
able society ef san Francisco, for
.rca, care had been taken that none of
the loosaaess and immortality visible
then, us now, in this city, should he
received in this first step to social life
in San Francisco. Hetty's dress had
been successfully completed, and
with as much care us possible she
found herself deposited in the bali
room, the chivalric old gallant max
ing himself as useful as possible in
finding her partners, she felt trium-
phant till certain whisper reached
her: Not with her husband. How
very shocking"
IT, h. soutiaue1l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

A literary gentleman. who has
graduated in dyspepsia, writes the
following treatise on the subject !:
l hav laid down more than 2 thou
sand times, aud rolled over once a
minute all night long. and got up in
the morning like korpse. and thare
didn't nothing seem to all me emmy
were in particular. l hav red whole
librarys on the stumuck and liver.
and when l got thru, i knew a great
deal less what was the matter NV me
than when begun. / have drank
whiskee with roots enuff to carry Of
enny bridge or saw mill in the
country. l hav worked on farm
for mi vittles and board, and dieted
on fried pork and ri bred until l
was as thin az the sermon OF 7-day
baptist preacher. / have dun all
theze things and 10 thousand other
things just as ridiculous and hav
got the old dispepshee yet, just az
natral and az thik rs the pimples on
a 4.year old goose, II you git q
good hold ov the dispepshee once,
You kant never loose it entirely; it
will cum around once in q while
like ghost, and il it don't scare yu
as it did once, and make you think
yu are going to die tomorrow. it
will make you feel just ~ sorry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
JAMES cARDWELL, Proprietor

THE GRAND CENTRAL OFFERS BET.
= ter Inducements 70 Tourists than any
ptaev H,sst On the a.>.s Shore. lis .sons
sre large. well furnished and nicely kept. and
its table Supplied with the staples and all
the delicscies of the season. The patronage
of the public is solicited, with an assurance
that the house once visited. will be the
fsvortte stopping place afterward. The
summit House is also kept in irst-class style
81 Stages Run Regularly from
Summit Station, via Truckee, TO Tahoe City,
making close connection with the steamer
" Gov. Stanford" for all points on the Lake.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

THE TwELvE-MILE CANYON Mrs-
rERy.-From Thomas Mills, Road
Master, We learn that the two Indians
whom We referred to yesterday as
having found the remains of Chi
nese cook, who it was supposed stole
. gold chain and considerable money
from the Twelve-mile section house,
were arrested and examined before a
Justice Of the Peace at Palisade.
Nothing was ELECTED at the exsmina-
ton to prove that the Indians were
implicated In the murder Of the
Chinaman, and the Justice ordered
them discharged. The remains were
found in . fat about 500 yards in the
rear Of the Chinese house. but no
clue has yet been obtained 10 the
murderer.--w -winnemucca Silver State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
HAVE YOU HAD 1T.

To De continned.l
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
Grants Uage&.

General GIANT rCCCivos ftoln the
Federal Treasury $4,000 a year. or
- ,lG6 ,G6 month a. wages Tor his
work a. Chief Executive of coun-
try. lealsO receives from the Fed.
cral Treasury sGO,00O a year or s..
goo month, TO support himself and
family ia tho White House. II costs
the people nearly 10000 n month
to pay U. y. Grant for his labor,
Now what does he DO for these wages
He Is hardly four months in the year
"a Washington. 10 j. going about
he country free 1T expense. first
here, then there, in palace cars and
on "iroe blows" lie ha. dsurnecd
aud befouled hls Official position BY
appointing such men ~ Landau vii
liams, Delano, Fisher, Murphy, Boss
shepherd, Casey, Durcll. Lctt, San.
born, anG the like, and responds Ia
the solicitations OF the Dents 70 do
the most Objectionable public acts.
We ask the thousands of honest
workmen to-day out of employment.
having no means 60 support their
families, il Grant don't receive too
much pay for the littic work he per.
torns. Yet the Radical party and
the nogroc- are using all their cfisrts
to eject this man 20 a third term.
The only Cmedy ior the working
men, the only mode of restoring
economy and honesty IN Govern-
mgnt is ~ tarn out OF political power
The Radical parry.
Vote against every Radical nomi-
mated Tor Office. rhis Is the remedy d.
Let o.. take it, Commonwealth.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

In the Colorcd convention recently
held az Augusta. Georgia. Que of The
leading delegates, Mr.. n. NJ. Turner,
advocated the emigration OF the At
rican race 10 their native heath; on
the ground that they could get all
"the rights" they wauted there, and
could noi Get them here. The prop.
Ositiou III not meet with very cor.
dial approval, aud other speakers in-
timated that, though the American
trying pan was hot, the African fire
was considerably hotter. Finally,
the convention concluded 30 postpone
the emigration question until a fla
tire OCCASION.
We cen only say 10 our colorcd
friends that il they can find "A coun'
~ where they are sarV to be better
treated, get more and give les7--em
igration to that happy locality i,
strictly IN order let them pack NJ
and depart 40 once. But n, as we
shrewdly suspect, they are a thou,
sand times iaoro agreeably situated
here than they could be any where
else. let them cease their everlasting
grumbling aud 20 20 work like other
people. Their complaints have be,
come an uncomfortable nuisance, and
must be aAated--else there WI be
an involuntary emigration one oi
these days.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
= Esar .sEo as,ss .S'osr.

They fingered 90 tlc ga.c until b.
could anish that last remark and ne
toyed with her tan, while her cy,-
were lookigg down from beneath q
jannlg ha' that only partiali, shaded
her fi.co ftom tine light of the sllvery
moon.
He s.o1l gracefully on the outside,
With oee band resting on the gate.
post a. tae other tracing untclligi-
BE hR rglyphics on the panels.
They Hefe booking very sentimental,
abd o. ltahF spai.c Gr some minutes.
gptii kso broke the -iieu,t ina swest
musical voice:
And you will alvey. think as you
a. now, George 2"
Ever, dcare-t; youT image J.. i'm
pressed upon my heart so indciihdy
that nothing can ever efFarc u. Ten
me, Jul,a, lovclicst OF yeur sex, that
| have a right 20 wear il th,rr."
"Oh, you men are SO dec,it.ul," 1"
she answered, coqucttishly.
"frus. Julia, men are deccitiul." ="
ho said, drawing n little nearer 60
her aud insinuating himself inside
the ga'g, "but who, darling could dc.
cciye Your
"Aud III ! were 60 die. Gcoryr.
wouldn't you find some one else YOU
could love as welit'
Never, never. No woman ran
ever TIL your place iu ms heart"
"Oh, = IL nowl That aiu'tright 9"
she murmared, as she made lcinttu
remove his arm from around her
waist.
"l.l nc hold you to my heart,
y, Nhi-plred passiouatela. "autil YOU
have consented to be mine" and he
drew her nearer b. him and held her
tightly uatil be obta acd the coveted
boon.
II so,red bat yesterday s,ugt oug
weary footsteps Interrupted ,hai
touching little scene, Int when We
passed. near the same loulity early
yesterday morning, ere the moon
ami 'ar bad raled, Wc beard @ g,u.
M voice cxclaim:
"No, siri you've stayed out this
long. Iui YOU may as well make
uIEht ut Il, lll teach you TO stay a.
ia. ..u-g uuii o't'ock ia thv morn
IuE and then come footing around
my door 90 worry me aud wake /. G
baby. Now, take that, and sleep oa
ID"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

t,ut Court

f|fNf f#Hl'Hs
SlaBtaue ~ o. Circuit Courts M ule
rSfh Judicial nistr q composcd or the
oeunties Ut Cupiah. Claiborne. Jefferson.
Iawrenoe aud -inpsvn. lion Uriah Mill
ssps, Cirruit Judge lion. y II. stiles and
lion. 4 J. Mcl.aurin. bsinri Attorneys.
Cgg.b Cafr'v.
H. Hulehur.i. or ihs tli,d M.uday a.
April an1 ooob,r arl oaUt.nus hrts onys.
Ciaih0rHr county.
Ia Puh Gltson. un the 6rt Monday IN
Msrrh aua sep,eInbcr aud slatinu. ,igh-
teen dsya
LnorcHrr C,u'iy.
In Moutic,na. ga ths fisuth Monday ~
MAY md November, ana continue ia days.
Simpson County
a. wc.t,ille. oa ~ ira Mordty uf june
and December auA continue siN ddys.
CaRory Courts.
s,lo,lulo of the Clancrry Caurts held
within the Finh Julsas' Diarirt
copiIt CoU'y.
IN iIa7lchur.t, ga the Fourth Monday II
March, June, Sop,oul.r snl becombor, am
Clab' me County,
AtPon Gihson.ou he Fn,Jrth Mai.das a.
irr tha fourth Monday ef 1anuaFy April
July ai,d Octoligr. Ilou. l.. q. ieytna,
thHnocllur.
Jefferson CoHa'V
IN Favette. on thr seroud MONDAY afl,r
tho fourth Monda, OF January. April july
snd October. Hon. ,. u. Deason, Chanogl-
lor.
IsIWrennc CbuHfg.
IN Amutieello. on the irsi Monday II Jan
uary, April, July and October. lion. q. =.
McNihan. Chahceliur.
S'HpsoH couHfy.
In Wcstyille. on the frsi Monday - Jmu-
zry. Apri. .aly and Oclabor. Hon. ~ n.
St"ne. ChAncolloF.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

Coon RufEs FuR MILKIN0.-The
proprietor ~ IN extensive cheese
factory IN New York issues n code Of
rules 10 his patrons, from which We
select the following, which viii bo
useful to all concerned In the care oi
COWS or in the dairy interests;
I. Mich COWS should have free &c
cess At all times % good running wa
ter.
:. They should never bc heated by
being run, stoned or doggod.
\. The utmost cleanliness should
be observed IN milking, aud by no
means wctthe hands In the milk while
milking.
4. No tan Of milk should stand
where Il will absorb tho barn-yard
or stable odor, on any ofhcr scout.
3. Tho uilik hould Lc strained aud
wen aired Immediately allgr having
bccn draws from the COW.
y. some arrangement FOR eilectual.
" cooling j. ~ MI times yfry dcsir.
able, and when the milk Is lcIa n
homo over Idght indi islensaile.
!. Scalsling All vcsss,ls used ahoni
milk at least once A',lay with boiling
water, and rinsing with cold water
az night. ~ essential.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

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a. Il AHs, Ac'y
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REV !. ". WEEMN, frsL
20 T, How sEu, Sv''y
ksrsrfs 10 PYrHtAs iln.lehurst isna-',
No. q. x of a. mt - csarv friaF evening
a halftrast feRen s,.yA, y tet assiin
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n. y. fTAwEtSs, X. n X ~.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

CnANass.--D. ". Adams Gang meets
l,s,rth SATURDAY. NJ each month.
Ahtiaeh. frt Saturday,
at,,lltrnan. tiard :"
= v.stul ~p-i. . hrst.SaturslaY.
Resou picre third
Hapcwcli. funth
nefuh,fh. second
Calm ~ sccuuA
B.aupgnrd. fr-t
pe,isl. sat.rr,leg lFlofs fmush day.
uamochiito. rtturls1 Dst.re uIidaN
pige uluG. s.cuni HrlaA,
Havlc,utr.t. serura anA flur' turlays.
Isua, p.rk thiui ~stsulay
kmFanvrs thirl