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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
EOHEIGN NEWS.

Tho eleotions for. members OF the Chamoer
If IDENTITIES we're held Saturday throughout
r,,,ce Barop Haussman and the Duo de
C,zas both failed, though there will be another
BALLOT in each case, as three candidates were
r,,o;og, and it qu;res a majority to elect.
u prosilent Thi,rs is elected by large ma
;,rv The following are also among those
o1pctei from Paris: Brisson, Marin titan and
Flrouet, Radicals Col. Deutort, the Defender
If R.fort; Ciemeuceau, Gambetta, l. uls
Rlanc aud Creppo, Republicans. Gaupe'sa
,r.s also chosen in Marseies, Bordeaux aud
i,Ile NJ. Buff is elected from Bourges. NJ
Dufaurre, Munster OF Justice, Is also elected.
Inmbetta is elected in five places and Louis
RIanc ia four. The returns so far elec' twenty
ir, Radicals, twenty-oue Moderate Republicans
and four Bouapartists. Paris Was perfectly quiet
Saturday nght.
\ Madrid dispatch reports the capture OF
Fort Monteurra, near Esteils. The Carilst
leader, Geu. Caiderou, was taken prisoner
the CarIist loss was heavy. The Altonsist
,ro,ns los, 800 men. The Carlists are concen-
,rstjpg near Lssaca to oppose Gen. Campo,
who has occupied Vera and the heights around
j. F,ur hundred Garlists who had heh lGto
France have been iuterued near Bayonne. Inc
CarIist Junta Of CASTLE are also luterneu on
Each soil.
The Carlbts claim great victory 10 repuls-
ing the Alfousist attack on Estella and Santa
B.ruara along the whole line, ipfictiug great
los.,s aud taking thousand prisoners. They
are also reported to have occupied Zaranz on
the coast. 90 the other hand 40 official dis
patch received at Washington from Madrid re
ports the capture of Estea by the Royal troops,
and expresses the opinion that this victory Will
eDl the war.
Winslow the Boston torger, expresses
willingness to return to Boston and answer tor
hi offcocss without going through the forms
required by the extradi,ion treaty. Mira. Wins
Iow has arrived 10 London, aud Is IN great dis
,rcss. Her baggage has been seized With the
money aud bonds she had in her possession, so
that she is without any means OF support.
A private letter ir, III Carlist General, 10
describing the late defeat at Elguetta, says 1t
would have been Carst victoryl their pow
der had held out. He thinks the AtobsISt will
reach Azpetla, and the CarllstS VIII have
struggle TO keep them eut VI Aolooo, "h0'e
Dpn Carlos had arrived.
Heavy weather prevailed ou Friday IN the
English Charnel, and general rains throughout
England and Scotland, with foods 10 toe rivers
The Chaupe ports were full Of vessels that had
sought refuge.
A bastle is expected at Toloso to-day, be-
tween the Carst and Atoosist troops. As soou
as the war is over 40, 900 troops are to De dis
patched TO Cuba.
Madrid was Illuminated last night IN honor
Of Inc victory at Vera The Carlists are be-
licved to be Withdrawing from Toloso.
Servia is making active preparations for war.
A. order has been issued calling into the field
all men between 20 aud 50.
The Russian Government has issued az Ukasc
fortddug women from exercising the tuUctlous
Of burris!ers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
BabcDck.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2l.-Euory A. Storrs, of
General Babcoek's counsel, resuucd his ad-
dress to the jury this morning. Upon the
opening OF the court he said at the close Of this
discussion on Saturday evening had flashed,
a. supposed, tine dispatches between Joyce
Ford. |. seem u to me tha had demonstrate
ed that The Mcguire appointment WAS the re-
suit OF must honorable III ,lVeS from the high
est principles OF justice. The President con-
suited the wishes OF Forj'H booGsmen, who
we're bouud 10 the extcn, Of thousands of dol
lars for the Conduct OF the Office. Athls cor.
raspondcuce passed in October. 1873. From
th.t tune down to Mircn, 1874 ;ncrc WIS Il
period Of dead silence between Gen. Babc9ck
aud Joyce and ilcDouaId | come now 20 the
mex; dispatci: 10 order ni time from Joyce TO
Babcock IN March, 1874: Start for san Fran
cisco to MORROW night; wake ID. call Oft bis
scandal bounds that ouIy hacken the memory
of Ford aud friends BUSINESS. Douglass him
self tells you 10 his testimony that there Was
40 direct suspicion against Joyce, but the ,rcve-
nue. agent seDt out here from time to time
brought back such stories Of excessive h0spl-
tality that the commissioner felt the necessity
of transferring for the time being to Another
scene and sphere OF usefulness. Joyce attempt
ed to visit WASHINGTON when be received the
order but he was thwarlcd. Had Babcoek
then been a N mber of he conspiracy his
offices would have been called 10 use 10 pre-.
vent the Sau Francisco trip, or at least to Sc
cure Joyce the desired visit to Washington.
Gen. Babcnck was not appealed to and that Is
the best proof of his Innocence and ignorance
OF any ring at this time. Referring directly TO
the scandal hound dispatch, Storrs asked
who was Ford, and in reply quoted the Prsi-
dents deposition. in which the latter refers to
his lifelong friendship with Ford, and says
that for several years before Ford's death he
was entru ted with the care Of the Presidents
interests here, and was the recipient Of hun'
dreds and thousands OF dollars from the Presl,
dent, which he disburscd aud of which So i'm
plicit was the couf fence that the President
kept 20 account. Said Mr.. Storrs, the tooth oil
SANDER may have bitten Ford through and
through, but the President still maintains the
same confidence in his old friend which existed
in New York State twenty five years ago,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
5y.IsHWHAKF FOR KENrBYAUCTloN

On TUESDAY, February -. 1876, at L m,
in front or the New Market Building OFT Royal
street, will be rented the Fish w II RI, for
cash, paid down, in current fund: sent 10 com
mence from the day of renting end end on the
Isl day OF December, 1916 Tins property will
be rented us it now stands
Tho rcntor will be required TO furnish mate
rial for and put down platforms sutli ;ent TO nc
commcdate the trade
The rentor will collect rs heretofore, ore hun
drcd and twonty-iive dollars rent foe lot leased
by Mr.. j. z. Colcm.n. This lot has been leased
for i've years by the City Council at fixed sum,
subject to proInpt payment OF rent 10 tha r"n;or
OF the wharf, with "tner privileges except u @
right to build thereon
so privilege or the sale Of liquors will be
granted inconsistent with the laws OF the city on
hat subjnct.
Ill passwnys must be kept open ant free from
CD truc.lols; the rcator to erect no building Of
less distance than 10 feet from the east ! ont OF
the wharf, nor % eet from the scuth .roHt nor
does ho have control over that portion .: the
property now ur der lease, except collecting he
rent OF 'olelnat's lot. All articles lsndgI on
the wharf for the use OF tie city 10 be Tree from
whariaye >. G. NEALE,
Chairman JOINT Com. Pub. Prop.
feb 2l-td CITY Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
VIEGIYIA NEWS.

The storehouse Of Fletcher & Son, at Orig
ler,vllle, Madison county, was destroyed by
fac few nights ago. The loss was about six
nurdrcd dollars. The firm has already COM
msnecd TO rebuild, aud will resume business as
soon as possible.
\ large party was given by Mr.. Willie Bowie,
at his residence, near Clsrke's Gap, last Fri
day evening, and was attended by many OF the
young people OF Lecsburg, who chartered a
Special lrsln of cars for the purpose.
Rev. t. j. Norman, pastor Of the Mctho-
dist Church, at Cuipeper Court House, was
married there last week to Miss Hattie Jane
500.
IA attempt was made by unknown parties
10 uurn the city gas works OF Portsmouth last
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
CONGRESS-.

As stated 10 Saturdays Gazette the United
States Senate was not in session on that day.
The House of Representatives was engaged
10 general debate only. Mcssrs. Chittanden, Of
New York, and Townsend aud X Hey, OF
Pennsylvania, nsde speeches on the financial
qucs. ion and rc>umption of specie payments.
Mr.. Pcarca Of Massachusetts,, spoke in favor OF
Elk years term for the Pre- sideut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
Entertainments Court News, &c.


tCosrcspondcrce Of the Aexandria Gazelte.l
FAIRFAX, g. H., VA, Feb 2l.-.An enter.
tan mer, uYdcr the auspices of Providence
ledge, i. q. q. T., (for the purpose OF rals-
log iurds to purchase an orgau,) was held IN
the school house at this place last Friday night.
The exercises were under the management Of
Mr.. ". +. Stokes, and consisted of reading
rcctaons, charades and dialogues. We will
not attempt to speak of each particular part,
but will give passing remark to few. The
ladies' sustained their roles we'll. Misses. L.,
'. aud W., who took part 10 the charades, de-
serve especial notice Julius gums more ia
vorablc reception every time he appears before
the public Peter Jones Dobsop related the
experience OF young man from the country
III excellent style. The Egyptian debate was
Very entertaining and Instructive. The school
boy prize composition was a source OF much
amusement to the younger portion OF the audi
euce. We are not informed as to his success
~ securing the reward Mr. Stokes read Sc
!cctlou entitled, Good Night Papa" 1t was
reprtc with pathos and beauty. The exercises
corc,uded with the farce, 1.-The Barber Shop. J"
Although so short a time was given for prepa
ration, it was very cretitable affair when
taken into consideration that nearly all who
EC,N part were INEXPERIENCED aud had many
l'IntuIticS to overcome. The elite and beauty
u The nelghborhood were present, and IN look
ing ovc! the audience W: could but think Dever
Lad our eyes beheld such bouquet OF lowell.
Ness 10 this or any other village. Whilst speak
'nt OF the fair oues We are reminded OF the sug
Ss>'ion OF the Richmond artist. 1t would
t'vVe difficult task TO carry out his PROPOSE
"'u 10 regard TO the selection OF the prettlest
!,UoE ladies lp each county town OF the State.
49, are pretty tor there Is NOR ton here. The
a's'l and weather we're propl,ous, aud 90 re-
"'0'uS hcme We nOtced several couples sauu-
m''tS slowly aong holding sweet lnverse;'
~ 4'u't whispering words OF love and plight
'"s ''"> 10 some the memory of that prom
r""1' VII! III after years return like the frag-
Ivy Vi the last rose OF sumner whilst
wWL"crs the days will be dark and dreary."
no ooes not sympathise with that ar young
Ma, nI"l who was disappointed in DOT having the
,.asuFe oil scoring his fair friend to the enter
"'1nent. At the conclusion of the exhibition
aT>Slon oi The gc was held and two caudi.
n' a'sS Initiated aud eleven names proposed for
a~"sisnoershlp. The lodge is dol. 6 uoOle work,
~" 'a us Influence for good is being felt in the
ieishborhood
=. inc esrly hour at which we are writing it
in @ rn impossible to give any definite news
con,sss "Fu to the keene trisl. The following
ino' 'Sel are engaged in the case: For the Com.
y,1,E"eslth, Messrs. Love, Thomas and Wells
Mn Mn ueience, Messrs. u. l.. Smoot and Hall.
'Al today. '''' S's"'Ds' VIII 'S C1Isr up i0f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart.
mseat Office fthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
mgton d. G., Febauary2l, ls76-l0:30 a. N.
For the Middle States falling barometer, rising
temperature, northeast to southeast winds, and
cloudy and rainy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

CLERK OF THE GAS WORKs.-Mr. George
Bryau, havlug resigned bis position Us Clerk OF
the Gas Works an election will probably be
hcu at the Il, 81 meeting of Council tor his sue
cessor. Among those already mentioned in cou-
nectiou with the office, are Massrs. Peter q.
UhIer, James e. Ncvc't, Wu. I. Bco0kes,
Matthew O. Bricn, B. H. Lambert, H. q. Field
aud Samuel Price,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

That the employees of this office may haze an
opportunity to participate IN the celebration Of
the anniversary Of the birth day Of General
Washington, the Gazette wiN not be issued to
3Oorro7c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

POLICE ARRANGEMENTS force Of special
policemen have been Sworo in for duty to-mor-
row. They have been instructed to keep the
carriageways Of the streets clear OF oplc 10
order that those in the procession may not be
annoyed and joslcd about. Citizens will there.
fore be r. CURED to confue thcu.s ives to the
sidewalks, and any departure from this rule
will subject those infringing to uup'easaut con-
SEQUENCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

CHRIST CHURCH. Through the kindness of
Rev. Mr. Dame, the rector, Christ Church VII!
be kept open to morrow during the entire day,
in order that those who may wish to Visit 1t
aud see Washington pew may be gratlhcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
The Markets.

New YORK. February 2l.-Stocks dull.
Money 3. Cold IA Flour dull aud declining.
Wheat qnct and heavy. Corn dull aud uu-
cn4ugtd.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2I.-Ihc cattle
market MS dull this week, aud prices favor
buyers; . 500 head arrived aud sold at 4a4i for
extra PENNSYLVANIA and WestcrE steers, )! 81
for fair t. e I'd do. aud 4o5 per ID. gross Tor
COMMON, as to quality Sheep were hrmer
BALTIMORE, reb. p Va. SKIES, old. 81; do.
cou=o!ldatco 69f. Cotton quiet aud heavy /;
mddliog IN .l2t Flour steady. Wheat quiet
aud steady No W Stern red l3o Pcun>yl
vauia red l.37aS 80; Maryland red l5a
Sl45 do. amber 81 81 = 81; do. white ,25a
$3.50 Curn-sleadv aud firul Southern white
So 90; do. yellow 57a59; Western mixed, 81 !
a6l4 Oats dull bu, steady; Southern 40a45;
Western whit" 44a45; do. mixed 4la43. hye
dull at 1880 HAY dull and unchanged ;
Penn .ylvaa: Is 0Oa$2400 Provisions strong
aud active. Pork SO IS. Butter scarce,
firm ami advancing; Western extras 26 '2S; do.
frs 24a25. Coffee quiet but shade tirmer.
Sugar qliet at 9salU5. Whiskc:' very dull
at sl.l0t
TIE MINISTER'S WIFE Under the head
of the wlu stcr's wife" the London BAPTIST
Magazine ha- the following bit Of pleasant sa-
tire:
"rhe minister's wife ought to be selected by
a cymmittee Of the church. She should be
warraoted never to have headache, or neural
gia; she should have nerves Of wire and slnews
If lrou she should uerer be tired nor sleepy
and should be evcrytody's cheerful druig ;
she should be cheerful, Intellectual, pious aud
domcsticatcd; she should be able to keep her
husband house, darn his stockings, make his
Starts cook his dinner, light his fire, anu copy
his .ctm ~; she should keep up The style of Il
lady on the wages OF day iaborer, ami De al.
ways At leisure for good works, and ready to
re i've morning calls; she should be secretary
to the Band OF Hope, the Dorcas Society, aud
the Home Mission; she should conduct B!nlc
classes and mothers meetings; should make
clothing for the poor and Cruel Ior the Sick
and tioally, she should be pleased with every
body and everything, and never desire any re-
ward beyond the satisfaction Of having done
her OWL duty and other people, too. ;"
Gen. VIM. r. Bcggs has been elected Pro-
fcs>or Ut NJ Itineraries and Drawing ID the Fir-
,nI N,,E, (1nltnro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

A MERCHANT down town sells more OF DR..
Bul's Cough Syrup than all other medicines
together. 1t surely must be the best remedy
for a cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

$40. hcS"
centennial Smashes, Juleps, Cool Lager,
Wine and Cigars, at
I. Rsmmel's Restaurant,
Market space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
FIRE COMP A ES.

Sun: Hugh Ls.hsm, George Duhey, Simon
Blon helm, +. Travis, Wesley Davis.
Columbia: L. Kemper, L. A. Windsor J.C.
Creighton, K. G. Lee, Joseph Hardy.
Hydr;.u ion K. L. Carne, H. }. Nevett, A.
hell, Samuel Tcnnesson. NJ Waterman.
Friendship: J. B Johnson, B F. Penn, J.
Dugan, Charles Msnkin, Norman Jenkins
Relief Hook ani Ladder: Park Agncw, f. r.
Car IN, L. Wartield, j. II. buchanan, Levi
Hurdle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

Gen. VIM. r. B2ggs mas been elected Pro-
fcsSor Ut NJ ,thematics and Drawing IN the Fir-
GINA Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

es>There will be meeting of the Committee
of K, c,puon 1t the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court, at IL m. Feb 70, 1876
K kEMPER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

CHURCHES YESTERDAY. Large con2rega-
tioDs attended most OF tue churches yesterday.
Bishop Piukney, Of Washington. preached In
Christ Church, 10 themoruing; Bishop Johos
at Grace Church, in the morning; Rev. DIR. A.
I. BIadsoe at the Second Presbyterian Church,
mornipg and night, and Rvv. DR.. }. d. Mitchell
n the NJ E. Church 10 the morning. AT the
latter church Rev. j. S. Boyer preached at
night what, he said, would probably be his last
sermon as pastor, as he will be removed to
another field Of labor by the Conference which
meets this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOAkS.
IL Constantly receiving the ates; styles.
Also BEAVERS Tor cloaksvery cheap.
dec "a Il. G. STAY AkEk co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

The market opens fairly sctive, with !urther
advances in prices of Wheat and Corn. Wheat
sold to-day ri l25, 1872, 1875, 1876 and l59 FOR COM
mon and l40 142 and l4l for good 10 prime :;
offerings OF 755 bushels Corn continues to I'd
vance, and this morning sold at IS and So - lot
OF inferior brought only So; the offerings were
1892 bushels, most of which sold at our highest
quotations. Country produce generally is in
good enquiry, and brings fair prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
FLOOR MANAGERS:
RECEPTION COMMITTEE

MILITARY. CITIZENS.
Gen. NJ. ID. Corso, s. c. Neale
Gen. Morton Marye E. L. Dow nham,
Gel. ". H. Chapman, J. L. Beckhsn,
Sol. F. r. Windsor, Robert Portner,
Major W. w. Herbert, Henry Strauss,
N.l. Jno. s. Chapman, Iobn Lannon,
Capt. j. VI. Stoua-t, & orye A. Mushbach,
Capt. George +. Shinn, George II. Harlow,
CAPT y. Slaughter, I. n. Risheill,
Capt. D. l.. Sinoot, John s. Beach,
Lieut. A. G.. koll, Charles Z. Stuart,
Lieut.. Jas Z. Green, Geo. l.. Simpson,
Lieut.. }. II. Reid. George Washington,
Joseph Cooney,
Lewis Stein,
e. G. Thorp,
+. A. Reed,
is. Dealham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21
SECRET ORGANIZATIONS

Osceola Tribe of Red Men: NJ Ruben, John
R Gray, John Nalor, VIM. Davis, Charles
kldwel.
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows: Wesley
Avery. w. 7 Mitchell, 5. A. M&nkin, w. ..
Henderson, james Gale.
Mechanics Lodge, Knights Of Pythiss r. T.
Lucas f. +. Padgett, John l. Proctor, }. S.
Stridcr, e. }. Erwin.
Oriental Lodge, knights of Pythias: DR.. A.
F. Cox, VIM. barley, w. H. Smith, Thos. Go
Brent, D. i Cox.
Catholic Beneficial Society: NJ. B. Harlow,
William Kilgour, Judge l.. Nj. Lowe, K. III.
Lothian, Orlando Wood.
Committees from other participating organi-
cations will be announced as soon AS appointed.
Ficemen are requested TO attend in UNIFORM
The Committee reserves the right to refuse
admission u the ball.
tickets one dollar. admitting gentlemen and
lad cs. feb l3-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE.-The following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern K. 4. last week ::
Corn 1915 bushels, wheat 1915. rye 365, mill
feed .0J corn meal 10. oats ID. potatoes 80,
beans So wal-u 5, onions | sack -four Us
bbls, lcsther IL rolls, dried fruit bb's nnd bags,
hotniny Is bhs, dressed poultry bbls, hair 10
bugs, app IS bbls olo bbls, tobacco a boxes,
sumac 81 sacks, wool l sack, butter 3 irkins,
skins l45, ta!iow bbis, calves s, hides odls,
| con 800 lbs fur 8 packs, umocr y 60 tect,
vegetables Days, vinegar l bDi, cattle car,
sheep l car, hoops 2 cars, coal car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

I1APUINE and ALLCOCk'S POkoOo
" PLASTERS; also Corn and Bunlon fiss'
tiers, tor sale by DIDO
dec "a 4. s. LEADBEATER j. BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

EIVE GROSS RUMFORD'S BEST YEAST
4 POWDER just received BY
fab j. G.. s. E. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

Master of Ceremonies-Col. Z. W. Falls.
Assetant-George S. Smith.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Abstracts Of Title.

Having purchased the Abstract Books OF La Sale COun
ty, intend to make Abstractng of Titles special hus
and feel satisfied from the knowledge and experience
that have of the business tIa can make Abstracts TO the
satisfaction Of those who experienced IN examining
titles. loaHing money buying land, nm now making
and will complete very superior Grantor Grantee
Index, by which can readily tell what land land own
In La sale county owns or has ever owned or what
mortgages he has given taken. This index viii also be
Lheck against possible In examining nbsraCtng
the title to any piece OF land.
For Abstracts of Tie any information in regard 70
titles TO land. call on or address
F. w. UPPER,
Ottawa. Ills.
ONCE ia Hoes Lcands Block. febly76
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

The Neu England Farmer, in answering a
subscribers inquiry, as to the best mode of
using annatto for the coloring of butter, says ::
"MOst dairymen who color butter with annat-
to put the coloring liquid into the cream just
before churning, and some think this the on.
ly good method of applying it, but we have
for long time used the annatto in connection
with the salt, applying it directly to the but.
ter after taking it from the churn. Those
who put the color in the cream claim that
coloring the butter itself requires too much
working, so much that the grain Of the butter
is injured while the coloring is being worked
in, but we have been unable to discover any
harm from our method, which is to mix the
annatto liquid with the salt, and work both
at one operation. We claim that no more
working is required in this way than would
be required to work the salt alone evenly. If
butter needs sailing at all, 1t certainly should
be sailed evenly and uniformly throughout
the whole mass, and 1t isno more work to mix
colored salt than uncUlored if both are work
ed IN perfectly. Indeed, the advantage seems
to be all IN favor of using cOlored salt, as by
DONG so one can at glance, know just when
the salt is worked In evenly, and there IS
really less danger Of working it too much or
too long. Mixing the color with the salt saves
more than half the cost of colOring, for when
1t is put into the cream much the larger por.
ton is retained in the buttermilk, where 1t is
entirely wasted. Az the present time, we are
using but third of an ounce of salt to a
pound OF butter, and about one teaspoOniul
of annato solution IN fifteen pounds of butter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Dayton WOODEN Mill.

The undersigned. having leased the above mill TO- the
present season, vCua Inform the public that haye
hand fair assortment 81 goods which LsV propose
change for wool on liberal terms sud viii also aay cash
is market value on desirable lots Of wool.
Persons wishing wool cared Into rolls or csr!sl and
have the t0re AZ lie 10 c.ri.uE and
sc for carng and spinning in lots forty pounds % up
wards DOL designed for either BE- seat hy rail- % ts
place and WORK will BE- returned with little delay
possible.
into blankets stocking Yarn "a lots 100 lbs
over lrather sell the seeming low prices which
mast prevail this season lcsn have 10 Manufactured
reasonable terms. JESSE GREEN q SONS.
Dayton. Il, May ~, is56.-Sf