davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Absence Of Features the
Chief Feature Of FL
Ia1CeS.
Borrowers Scarce, and Loanabie
Funds Accommodating.
Tho Produce Markets Rather
Qutot---proviafons FlrIner~--
BrcnuBtnns Easier.


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sn,nt - I,,1't IT, nonn.,,. c,at,a,o ahmnaant .na
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s,nt.. ~ s1nnst III S,,ocstnn. n +. mt stoynnnt.
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nta rs-s,n, ao,na.,s.a- ~ ,t,s i..t .hrc. so.r.
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.ss 49,. e000 '""""''0'' IVA ""''''o' "p""'A '''o'S'
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~ r." s.sae. aar's ~ \ ~, as.t .,a .,,~d,
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LATEST FIGURES ABOUT 1hR coilssHef'
The Hon. John day Knox ComptFollar Of the
Currency furnishes THE 'rHlnuss with tho follow
Ing Information "a to the reduction Of circulation
under Tho acts OF June 70, 1874. And ,Ian IL
Bank circulation from june 90. 1874, 10 July ],
nees IN .as ss tsss' as t u as ss.s
retring National Bank circulation feom Juno 20,
1874, to July !, 1870 t,ncluling 50, s13, 675 hal
ance previously on depoeit), 500 357, a08; amonnt
OF National bnnk circulation actuh!ly redeemed
lua 70 Ootes eno. viii ths
sp.r ,na net ioe of ns nG,o'
, 1876-07-08
MARINE.

PETROLEUM.
CLxyztAxp, O., July 7.-Ff!rot6una- Unchanged
, 1876-07-08

Grand total so3,11 o. R3A o78 q, 1885, 74B
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9te @rmorottna Der , oeNtid)en Bitrs
9ec S9aMetttantG tttto SortS=
ttlattll In Sii0=EarnIi1tn.

Gbarleiton, 10. Houenber. - Sobn
6enrn Dennis, elmer Der gteger, tpelbe Der
grmoroun9 Der oeutihen 8iirger 9nuSmann
lnO YOrtsmann Ong'tlagt itno, mnrbe 9e-
fern in Columbia uerbaftet. @lne aus il
Biirlern beitshenOe rYriie" begab iidl beuts
Morgen mad einem IL lDtetleu aon Der StnN.
eutferuten YuHtte, I'M Die 9e9eE g9m. uno
StephsR GnOeelon, melfe eem WorSe bel
wobuten, 3u perbafteu. 8iaiam 4nperion
purbe in Der StcDt erlpiidt nnb in Saft ge.
nonlnleu; Stspben rpnroe ieOod in ieluem
SalIie ertappt nnb ergab iidl erit, na1oem er
brm4 mebrere S4iiiie leibt permuuoet NOR.
ben mar. Sis iest Gnb iethS geeser, tpel6e
als Wtltifglc;ge OIL eem 0oppelmoroe ange.
fia9t ftub, in baft. Ssier rpettere 8erbaftun.
gen fanoeg saiiern inter Dem enforcement.
Geieee ftatt, Die msiiten Der @eIangeuen
murben ieood gesen Yiirgd)aft eatlaTtn.
OlitriftSanmalt @orbin bat ben @ommllI6r
Yoo3er infrulrt, acwiile 2nsetla9te nidt sur
Siir9idaft suaalafen.
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SraurigeS @noc etner s. cd,settS.
Sc0f1rf

Cincinnati, 10. Yopember. - @ine
aus 56 BerlOnen beiteJenoe @eiellidaft Der,
IleB lpdt aeItern abenO aui 3wsi groBcu Bas
gen Die Staot, nm einer i'm noroueitlibeu
Sbelle oe8 @ountpS ungefdbr 10 Meileu bon
bier ltattitnoenoen 6odSeitSieier bei3umobnen.
BdbrenO bic gSagen iiher bic 8eitzSorf fub=
ren, ititr3te elmer oerielbeu, auf peldem fi6
36 Peripnen befdnoen, aus elner S66e BON
20 SUP BON Der Bride auf Die oaruuter be-
ftnOllten 6elieu berab. Qouis Bramla0e,
81 Sabre alt, brad Oa8 8ufgrat unO miro
mabrlfelnltd fterben; Sob. Sleeper erlitt einen
ShaOelbrudl; Marie &leinburg, 10 Sabre
oft, erlttt cine 6irneri9iitterung, mcl6er lie
mabrlfetnlldl erltegen miro. yteun bis 3ebn
alIosre Yerlonen muroell mebr ODER tueniger
OerleBt
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@tfcnbeDn.tlnfan.-3WetYcrsoncn
aet0Nfpf

Cincinnati, %. ROpbr.- Sin Yerioz
ncnsug Oerr Ohio -Miiiiiiippiz z8a1n" colipirte
geterH NbeHo gu Sparfspille, Sno., in 6ol9e
etuer talld seltelten 9Sei6e nit ciuenl anf
etnemgtebengeleiie itebenOen6ra6tsuge; 6rant
hilbert uno gucas ytc&lellanb puroen 9et0o=
tet. 2ie 2otomotipe OeSBeriouenSuges ipuroc
6ertrunmert uno mebre1e Sradtpaggons be.
i6Goigt. Yaiiagiere muroen uid]t Oerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
ltnfaa iuGHreno etner SetrebeR-
TaIr"

Utica, N.=Y., 10. NOObr. - g8abrsnb
elmer gum 8elten elmer Stride III y6ia'8 SAT-"
in Berrnplle, RaoiiOuz&ounig, am lebeu
J5reitag glbeno abgebaltcnen llnter6altuna
brad) Der SuBbooen Suiammeu, uno 50 0as
men uno SGnoer itii3teu aus etuer 60be pon
10 bis u SUP in oa6 untere StOfmerf her,
ab. 6rau y. &. &eeleS brad OaS linte 8ein
uno ben ltnfen 4rm; Srau s. @reB, Trau
.. gSelS uno Srau Gora MannerS muroen
bebeuflld perlebt.
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Ser leste glnfrubr TT Gbarleifott,
S..0. = Gr8ebatB Oct &etd1et'
fd1att 1tnterfitd)1u9.-Scbiuarse
NpIiatitett ais WSGroer.

s barlelton, S.-@., 10. 9sOpbr.-0t
9eihenid)au iiber s. $. g8alter, peld1er am
8. .. @it8. pahreno eine8 AurubrS eridofen
mnroe, moro geiteru fOrt9eieet, uno oret 3eu.
gen la9ten aus, oaB pier ihwarSe YoliStlteu
nit 8rndlellerz SIbien aus ben 6enltern eines
StatiousbauieS aui Die g8eiBen ifoien.
@taer oerie!ben iol a4t bis 5ebu S9iiie ab,
nefeuert hnhen
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3ut,t EoSe pertttthetlt.

gtemarf, RS, IS. 9toubr.- Die Sin.
bre9er O8walo unb 8pan, Welde iiberibrt
itno, Den Boli5iiten 8rof ermoroet su baben,
muroen heute oerurtbeilt, am Sreitag, ben
5. Snnuar 1877, arr @oIgeu gu lterben. Sbr
anwaIt mirO ith iOfort bemiibsu, eiuen neueu
BroseB III erlauaeu.H
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gafemte tossoeu fur GrHnoer ertpirrt.

gafente tDseoen fur Grftneer ertutttt.
etit nat grlansnus bss Hatents iperoen @eblb=
reu 0sre9uet. s. 8. 6 u. &, 5nDato,
Nr. IS, fro6e, Der Boff seseniiber.
(Eebr2, ,12Utel 3ucisss3iireou in gBaibinson, Dc.
or. aubertfpm. Wr. 40, SH sgutGmfrGse
~hebanoelt fpejien aGe araut9eiten Der nrius Sr<
game, o,saniide Sbwddbe. nerp0Ie Stiodte. por=
eti9es Mlter uro Gae gterUentrantbeiten, tpeIte
on iuseubli4eu llubeonneuJeitcn berriihrsn. 2drsa
lib eutitanoeue Srautletteu iduel furrt. !berreu,
,Delbe iid Dr. u. annertrauen, fonueu it perftder
balten, baB e pi'ienidcitliG uno aufribtts beban=
belt perben. Sireauitunoen: 8-12 ubr gl9s., "a
ubr gtadin. uno ca uhr Iobe. (Iebr21, ,t2GiteD
eNic nnteriefd,ucten MAIDEN Dem PHbIttum Die
~anssse, odB iie ben 8au5cu eelbftaa bes 6. s.
2ambsedlt. sir. 28, 80 uno a2, StorSsSstsbitr.,
fauilid iibernommeu tGbeE, uuo bttien UNI seIGuige
9unbi6oit.
(Sept2,3 3 Wte, ,j.a.3.D s5Oran & SauB.
G1- Uian bsiete Den
5000 Baltimore"
ILLUMINA TING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
ebe man eiuen dnoeren fault, DC!
S. 4. @eADoD,
(Sept23.l2Nttf) Str. IL, @ermanfr.
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8efanoeue ett1ft0hett.

G0Ium us, ., 70 YtODbr. = Neun
@efangene i'm bieitgen @oantp- -@ef6n9niiie
iibermaltl9teH beute glbenO ben S6eriff uno
entfoben. Sier oerielben rpuroeu ipdter miez
Der eirgefangen. Ser 6auptrdoelSfiihrer
purSe pom oem S6erlii 5meimal geidoiien,
ebe er iif ergab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
Die Rreaette .Grat1fLftt.9 a

" blng To- n, IS. ytoU.-Uer oignal.
beamtt 81 SuGnc9ut teleQrapbut Jablebeu-
oe5 an oeH Gbct oeS SlgudlcorpS: ,@iHe
arOBe, nit Swei Rau6idtoten ueriebene
0ampnregatte, peldbe mside Sobleu breuut
uno ME oero SranIlm" ausFtbt, fdbrt ioebsu,
ndb Roroen 9ebeno. bier oorliber. OasNahr-
;eug iIt IeoOf 81 melt eutfernt, nm Slguale
nit ibm ned1islu al Fiuneu
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5sttSdlIauD,

Serltn, IS. Roubr. - Der 6artgel6.
Sorratb III oeru Deuti9enGeif8ba "nabm in
Der pergangenen H0dc I'm 4 ,592 900 Wt. Al.
SngIano.
GonoO II, 18. ytopember. - lleber 1000
Grbeiter i'll Oen &oblengruben su 9tortbum.
berluno iino III 5Ol9e Der geringen 9taf)fra9e
na6 Sobleu arbeit8ioS. - 2tuf Der 4fticns
bGrle maren Die @eId)dite Der oergaugeneH
gSode in Solge Der OrObeu0en Saltuug REB=
lano'S ie5r fGu uno Die Breiie i'm &Qgemet=
nen fielell, lehOb nibt 10 betri9tlifl, ais
mGEreno OeS frie9spanitS im uergau9eneu
Monate.
Qonbon, 20. NOuemOer. -0ie g(rbeiter
Der SaumWolllpinuereteu bieIten 9cItern cine
Seriammlung IN Man9citer uuo beidIIoiIe1t,
bte glrbeit wic6er auf5unebmen, obgleicb fe
Den NuStanb Su Yladburn red)tierttQten.
Die afttou beu9t eiuem allgemetnen gluS.
itanoe Dor, pcld)er $4,000 9lrbelter in Gan.
cabire auBer Seidditiguug geiebt babeH
miir6e.
Der g9etoae IN eitinSten. = umaebemcr ger=
Init on VierfdlerieIen.
Qonoon, IS. 9t0phr. Sine 9teAter=
'id)e 0epeiAe aus Calcutta melOet: ySpGtere
8eridlte ergebeu, oaB 120, 600 (?) Eerioneu
wdbreuo SeS cyclones, rpeld)er am 81. Stt.
baS 0iflid]e Sengalen U2rrpiiltete, umtameu.
Die Regierun9 leiitet Der nOtbltioeneen 8e.
U0lferuug Gle in ibren &yaIten ite5en0e 6dlie.
Qoubon, 20. 9tOuenlber. Ser @al-
cuttaer Correspondent Der ,StneS" berid,tet,
oaB ofii5le!len Eeridlten nad1 in orei 0lltriF.
ten rpeni9Iten5 215,000 Nenid)sn infolae ber
Oaielbt tattgeiuuoeueu @pclone mnlefom.
men uuo oaB oieie 5dlGsung eber Su ucOrig
ais 81 bod geariiien lit.
Sd,iTsna dlridten.
GIeenstomn, Is. HnUember. = Der
0ampier o2tt9,rio" III U0u New Dorl ein=
gchofien,
2aHbou, 10. Wcpembsr. - Der DAM
pier n@Ipiia" lit bon atem yort bier eingez
laufeu,
plymouth, 10. Hootmbeg. = Der
0ampfer nBommeraniG" 1T pon gtew YOrf
elnaetrOfien.
Queenstown 10. NOuember. - Der
Oampier .BennIpluanla" ut bon YbllaoeIa
pbIa angetOmmen.
s9aartt uao g5rIe.
2on6 N, IS, JoObr., 1890 9failnt.-
&oniol8 95 5y16 iiir @elO mo 60. fir Briei.
Die 0iscontOrate dut oreimOuatIid,e @e1el
i'm offenen Martte betrGat Il Yro,., DO.
uuter Sautrate. Gre 90.
NtuerpooI, IS. NOu., 1890 9tedul. -
SeumDoue il0u; Gberi1uber 6gd; Sra
leans 9I16d. &ertduse 5000 Baa,R.
Surie &abeIoepsidjer.
- DEM uWtaorloer SHIpnrcial" Snfolae
hat gIaridal Serrann beidloheu, up tn'S
Bripatleben suridn3iebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
Srnppetl nadl VSaibinatott

& an 5 . I'm, yfebr., IS. NOUbr. =
0rei @ompagnie'n 8unOestruppeu fameu
teute uuf Dem g8ege nad Jtelp. Yorf uu5
8aibinqton burf oIeie Staot. Cine Com
pagnte 1T aus 6ort8ilep uuo Die betoen itbll.
gen aus Sort 2euusumOrth.
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Sasss 8 yieutgtetten.
(@oitsrieae, teIesrapbiid,e mno SedfeIs
bistter.gtotiasu.l
rs~ssd~"

There is so much noise in the American pa
pers about bulldozed-counties; has is never
occurred to any of them, that we areouildo--
zed altogether? BULLDozED-coUNTRY is the
exact term.
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Soit on, 18. ytoUbr.-Gomaro Sparrom
nnb ,GbaS. Water ertranfen geiteru, tpdbrcno
iie III Der gfGbe bon 5arrui6, Nlaii., Dem
EtifianQe oblaaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
S6stlt6er llmfall tn ettter &obIen
dr1fbe.

$ $ott8pille, Bu., l8. g1oubr. - gSm.
0crman muree beute Worgen in elmer Sob
len9rube 81 Mtncrsutlle our9 cine Quantitdt
berabftiir5enoer So5lcn augenblifltd) aet6Otet.
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ltrtaa ". Yogad,
5ssa 98, RnroeG o.p aroNt6tes

Ss.A yV, WDroeN Olp paf0Nf6Bte
empfieaIt iein srobes Eager
eifs santen MDbefu,
Heuen MuiisrH ron Yarler,, Sdlaf, unb
sl Bihiictbc.Sa
aus persdebsneu olsdreu urb bausrbaft seafbei.et;
9raperte'a ruo Garoineu aaS utspr,
SctOe mao Gtetuune;
6aars, SpruHaieoera nno putt -Watrasen;
burdb Danlpt seyeliisten. GAME Seoern; eiieraen
8ettielieu un6 timer poilel Ausmabl BON 9aor,
1;oos, Waisfirob unb ieritteen goiterartteln, mel.
de Al biueea Freiien uertauft, unS wobst tts resue
9e6itnuna SIsfiUert srtrb G1o-)
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Gin Maltf6oIo erfdlofTe,,,

@ufer, OatOtar Is. YtOD.-ahas. Vi9bts
ner ans Omaha feuerte beute 4benb Smei
SAiiie aui 8m. y. 6osiorb, einen 'Siilfs-
SteuereinNebmer aus 2BpOmiug, oh, lpel6e
ieoot bciOe ibr 3iel perfebtten. 6o8foro sog
oaraui ieinen &euoluer uno t0otete Qlgbtner
aui Der Stelle. 2tgbtuer mar 1etruufen, bate
itb 9emaltiamen @intritt in 5osforo'S gSOb=
nnng neri6afit uno Der 2estere bate ibn an
Die 2uft QeIet,t,
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Mns nar osnnntahn,,n,nna.

u al ing t 0 II, 19.1toubr.-8u5 5taat6s
Setrftdr bat etuGr Seridlt lbu Die um /.
JtOusnlber ltattgeiuuOene Gr0iiHung 0es Su.
mails, rusldcr amheroam mt Der gtOroee Oer=
bintet, pom 6rl. Sorl Wluller, amerit. .SOninl
III gmiier0am, crbnlten. Die boudnoiide
SarEe >, SltrGtbr0oeys" uaS Der dmeritanidle
StOOner ,@otb" Don @eurepiQc, @iaI.,
marsn Die crlieu 8abrSeugc, wslte ben Saual
ourdfuhreu. &iS llBt t0uueu ieootl MIR
Sdlffe oon aeriugem Sleigan9e Sitien neulu
Se1tchrSme9 beuneeu; if)ptrbclaDene 6ahr.
isl9e mliilen IhrcH Sarge, wle bisber, Su
Jtleuueoiep auSlnhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20

5sinoer &utld)en,
BeIocipeSe, ShaufeIpferbe,
gSagsm umS Ssarrsm iiir &naben,
g btdrren, Puppen<Sut t @ N
uuo elm ausemsires gfiortinent ipIher g9aareu su
ben buigiten Breiieu i'm @roBen uno 9lcinsn bel Der
sSa!timorcr gSasenzs Ia brit. eieufdait,1
SIR. 80, 1orb>6 arbftraBe.
9,e einBige Sabrif IN ter Stobt. HeparntureH
ausr Irt Su angemeiienen Yreiien. (9us24, i0hef)
Qmnid) ieoen Worgeu oon 1 bis tIbr SsadI=
~ if,itta9s. Sthe's g(mautie'r Bier i'm 3api,
Supfor's Feiiauration,
Gdsoer Sront= uno aufrase,
GS.u. 6. Sasior,
(Gu922, 3pteT) Gi9entblimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20

0uauSFano auf Der ,@sorgja'er giiers-
balm" 1T beeaoigt. IS tam SwlIden osH
Seamteu unOgotomOtioiibtern 6H eiuem@er4
9leife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
Wooopear's Gaut(Auh : maaren-
Nteoerla8e.
3nrner. Qaunffreef & Enuth..

EurHer, NaaDTteeI q Nnu1p',
Natiolser BON gB. o. Rarmea,
Sttefel un6 % d. ub {,
Ur, 2l7 unb 219, xSeftsg3aIttmDreftraBs
atttmors, Wa.
fgept2l,i.a,Z,-janD
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Or. 8eura g. Wprriu,

,
bat oas (iriiber BON Or. 2SiuGea benuste) Blrsdu
nutb gsr. 26, gforo=@ntatpftrabc, perfect.
alteWrb it9arautirt (aua24, ,12WlteD
Qeoe Sausbdltsrn 1T fol3 auf einen biibid:n ret'
Amen Ieppidl in ib1em Yarlor ODER anoerem Siebz
Iinsssnmer. Der etn6isr gBe9, unt Die 5arben leb-
baft i'm Gsppi9 su MAIDEN, if, ben Staub uno aGs
anbcren iremoen subftauSen 8u entferben, uno unl
Dieies sriiusld Su beuertaeli9en, se9e man Su
coIutes s Callahan, gtr. 8, Stpamftrahe, nabe
benz nyiarplau Sni ititute.- (Septi5, ,3Dh, iSamfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
SelegrapBii5e Sepsl4ea.

(Bsritbte oer
-gTio:iErteG 8teie~ fur ben ~@orrsipon0entsE.=)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
Bureau Der 8asIi6tsGompasnte
pon Baftim ore,
Rr 10 GnufE1 Gfrnfse.

Bureau Der @aslidtsGompasnte
pon Baltimore,
gfr. 19, goutb Strabe.
Got,.... Sitfises Set5matertaL....@o otc
gsir babeu cine porsaslid,e Aualitdt bon @otes
porrdthis, weltc mir Dem Yublitum oils Elm empieb=
Ieustpertbes Sei5materiol fiir bauslie uno anoere
Spe1e offertren; idust le9t Geuer uno if fre BON
llRreiniateitsn.
Befeuunsen perSen IN bieiem 8ireou ober In Der
Sabrit, 5uB BON seaosn6allfr., anseuommen.
Brsis $3.50 pro g8asenla6uns, in ir9eao etnem
Stabitbeile abgeieIert.
(Ot23, ,futf Santss 9. enc eanooo, Setr.
Rzs.&nr's Nnotantfdles nesetabtttfdbes De-
colt, felt % Sabreu ais oa5 9ro6te Slutreinsunsss
W.ittet Der 9esenirart betonnt, miro nur in Hr.
177k, JaSsttez, 9sorbtpeitz@de oer Gntasus
0t.ai,e, suberetet uno if bel alien Gpotbefern su
baben. Gauges, ,t2Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
epeaial . Notiiell.

nCepatos sSanS,"
Sonaroz unb Baltimore fraBe
Baltimore, Dlo.,
Tt iiir orethunoert Bafe etngertdtet.
Beoinaunsen. Sc uno $3.50 pro Gag
Suoo & MHen.
Iemporire Raten:
Oiittaaelen I'D Sts. GdllafSimmer. 81 90
Nriibffld .. 30 9ts. St,laismmer.. %
26ee 30 @ts. S6lGf5immsr...... %
5enlporire Raten pro Bohe:
(274-e) $t0.50 uub St4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-20
SnlaaO 9epeidcn.
Die prdfl0tnten -mabi.
$40 GnroIina rtGti8 uDtuawsa
9esabIt."
Die Semufratsu fcgcn Pruteit Gin.
Die Stiimnten5ablma9 in sSlorioa
binterltftiger gSeiIe
pers69ert.
Die Semufratsu lcgcn Pruteit Gin.
9ie Sa6lage I'M staate anuiiiama
,,spdter tptro's fG5ner."

Die @niT@eiouns In sao=garnliua. - 9te re-
pmblIfaniidlen GIeftoren ,,bincinse,abIt." :"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30
An EXneriMent.

A novel experiment is about being
tried in the way of shipping cotton,
which if ii proves successful. will work
srest changes in the mantfef of hand
ling cotton. Mr.. ]. d. Fowler, an ex.
perienced cotton broker in New Or
leans, wrote to Mr.. Witherspoon, of
Concordia parish, to prepare and send
him bale of cotton in the seed, to be
shipped in that form to Liverpool. Nj.
Witherspoon took one thousand pounds
of cotton as it came from the field, and
dried it thoroughly by suauins for two
or three days. He then put it into his
cotton press and pressed it with ease to
the size of an ordinary bale of lint COT
ton. The thousand pounds when thus
dried aud pressed made bale, which,
with the bagging and ties, weighed nine
hundred and fifty pounds. thus showing
a decrease in weight by thorough dry
ing of 25 per cent. The object of the
experiment is, we presume, to obtain
for the shipper the advantage OF the
great difference in the market value OF
the seed in England and here. II the
experiment proves to be profitable. we
may expect to see large increase in
tonnage from New Orleans, and as
planters will persist in selling shc'r seed
instead of using them at home, their
profits on this part OF their crops will
probably be considerably increased
Natehez Democrat.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30
Bees on . Small Scale.

There are msny households whose
mssns will not enable them to purchase
q COW, or provide keeping for her were
they in possession Of one. But they
may be equal TO the purchase of colo
nv Of bees and provide hives for the
swarms resulting therefrom. Bees. like
other stock. require pasture. but, un-
like cattle. horses anil sheep. they are
free comers, ranging at will in search Of
stores, nor can they be arrested and
punished for their Intrusion on prem
ises, like their owners, A single colo
ny of bess. in good condition in the
spring, may be counted double or treble
their numbers in a single season, secur-
ing ample stores for winter consump-
tion, while supplying a gratifying sur
plus each autumn for household uses.
This accumulation will prove most ac-
ceptable in fsmilies. especially while the
price of butter rules 30 high ss to place
It beyond thu reach OF those not blessed
With elongated aud plethoric purses.
Try q colony of bees A. On experiment
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30
Clearing Land with Dynamite.

Experience at clearing lands, both in
removing stumps and large powders,
With dynamite. in Scotland, las proved
successful. The following account 10
given of q late trial in an Edinburgh
paper:
A spadeful of earth was removed
from the side Of stump, aud hole
driven into the stump with . crowbar.
Into this hole . cartridge OF dynamite
was pressed by u.saus Of q woodan ram
rod, thsu & decorating percussion cap,
with Biackforis fuse attached. was
sqneezed into a smaller cartridge. OF
primer of dynamite, and inserted into
the hole in the trunk in contact with
the charge. The hole was 6lled up with
loose earth. about foot length of the
fuse being left bare. A match was next
applied to the fuse. and sufficient time
was taken for the powder to reach the
percussion cap to slow tho operatives
to retire TO . safe distance. When the
explosion occurred the trunk was liter
ally blown out Of the ground, some of
the frsg6ents weighing nearly twenty
pounds, being thrown to distance Of
over a hundred yards. The destruction
Of Sh'e stump was complete.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30

onel, Who, by the way, was not into1i-
Gated, succeeded in getting to the
door Of his hotel, where h- assured the
crowd that he would be with them the
next morning. He entered alone and
the hotel door was immediately closed.
thus effsctually Putting him ont OF
his prosecutors, EARLY the next morning
tho revelers, or portion OF them, visit
cd the hotel aud called for Crockett.
They were informed that the man whom
they sought left little after dnybreak.
and was then nearly, or quite on the
Arkansas side of the Mississippi river.
They rushed to the bluff, where they
saw, through the mists OF the early
morning. Crockett and his travelling
companion debark on the opposite
shore. A parting salute was yelled,
which was heard there and its schoes
audible on the bluff. Col. Crockett
AUD his oompaion were on their way
to Texas on horse back, each with a
rife. Crockett was dressed in home
spune and wore s cap made Of hare
skins.
Col David Crockett was on his way to
death.
Col. Crockstt's memory has been
houdred both by Texas and Tennessee.
The State in whose defense he fell has
named one of her counties Crockett;
and reunessey. in which he acquired o
orgnized a now county. en-
bracing his old homestead, and called
it Crockett, tue capital of which is
named Alamo-Port Gibson ReceitIc.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30

IT is re!eted that man fell asleep as
the clock toled the first stroke Of twelve.
He awakened ere the echo of the
twelfth stroke had died away. having
in the interval dreamed that be had
committed crime, was detected after
five years, tried and condemned; the
shock Of finding the halter about his
neck aroused him to consciousness,
when he discovered that all these
events had happened in an infntismal
fragment OF time. Mohammed. wish
ing to illustrate the wonders of sleep,
told bow a certain man, being sherk,
fouud Emsefa, for his pride. = poor
fisherman; that Ae lived as 0as for
sixty years, bringing up family
and working " hard. aud how. npon wax
ing from his long dream, 80 short q
time had he been asleep, that the mar
row>necked gourd bottle filled with wa
ter, vhich he knew overturned as he
fell asleep, had not time to empty it.
self.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30
Batter Sculpture.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Caro-
lie s Brooks, of Arkansas, whose but
ter sculpture has been one Of the curi>
osities Of the woman's building, made a
temporary studio OF the judges hall.
and in the presence of the judges. some
members OF the commission, the board
Of finance, members of the press, aud
other invited guests, executed q fine
lead in butter. The butter was churned
in the butter and ch $3.50 building on
Thursday morning. Its genuineness
was attested-if that were necessary 20
satisfy unbslievers s-by the commission
crs from Ohio aud Missouri, who saw il
made, and by the judges and audience.
who were permitted to taste it. Mrs.
Brooks placed her butter bowl on tho
top Of the churn, and hrst using the
ordinary testter paddle, to give shape to
the golden mass, then the finer paddle
and cedar sticks, in the course of an
hour and s half of quiet work. an
other beautifulIolanthe was framed in
the milk-pan. philadelphia Century.