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that II Is an excellent succulent fooJ
having all the starchy and fatty ..la'
ments necessary. and that the lack ~
albuminoids may be made up for viii
green clover. millet, or wheat bran n.
small amount Of oil-meal. II Is not !
perfect food in itself. and very few such
foods are known. The dairyman shoulJ
seek for variety in food-not for i SIN
gle food TO be given for all purposes
Corn has the great advantage Of beinv
adapted 70 almost all soils, and 81 mr.
ducing so abundant crop that ONLY !.
small amount Of ground Is required for
each COW. IL comes into feeding con
dition at the very time wanted. ana ".
mains in condition for some week.. Il,
stands drouth better than most nfher
crops. and yields more tons Of green
food TO the acre than any other crop
These advantages entitle corn To orea,
consideration n green crop for late
summer and fall feeding.
Millet Is an excellent green crop when
successful; and 10 be successful, the
soil must be in very fine tilih. A fine.
rich loan Is perhaps best for this fine
seed A heavy crop Of millet stands
four TO live feet high. with heads three
TO six inches long. large crop ought
70 weigh ten to twelve tons green. or
about half rs much As good crop ~
fodder corn; but II has nearly double
the nutriment of fodder corn in III
green state. so that large crop ~
millet has a great value. whether fed
alone or in connection with fodder corn.
II Is usually sufficiently matured for
feeding green in sixty to seyen:y-five
days
Hungarian grass is also a species 81
m'llet. having a somewhat shorter stalk
and shorter head. but producing fodder
OF about the same quality. Eight 10
ten tons Of green Hungarian fodder Is
a good crop. Soil required i about
the same as for millet.
Pease and oats make an admirable
green crop for producing milk ~ i right
for feeding green when the pea begins
to form in pod This is heterogeneous
food. and well adapted TO mixing with
fodder corn. A good crop will weigh.
green. about ten tons. Ii i easily
grown upon great variety of soils.
and may be s0wn up 10 the 10th Of
june. but earlier sowing gives heavier
crop WV National Lire Stock journal.
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GREAT dissatisfaction exists in South
western New Mexico at the manner in which
Gen. Hatch has conducted the Indian cam
paign, but the Secretary Of War and Gen
sherman assert that they have the fullest
confidence in Gen. Katch's ability, and an
prove his mode OF campaigning.
WILLIAM RALsToN and three others
were arrested at III Dorado, Kans.. on the
I'D, for counterfeiting. A search Of Raj
stons house disclosed chest full 81 tools.
including dies, furnace, acids, block tin and
other apparatus for this kind Of work.
A LETTER has been received at Lead
vile, Colo., from Blake Burton, well known
In that place, who with two others left last
April for the Gunnison. Burton states that
he l. captive Of the ties, they having killed
his two companions. He says he has hopes
Of escape, he being on good terms with sew
eral OF his captors.
The large paper-mill Of the Woods
dale Paper Company, six miles north OF
Hamilton, O., was burned on the night OF
The .ith. Loss, so, 900; insurance, $1,000.
sixty employees are thrown out OF work.
The Mansion House Relief Commit.
tee Of Dublin state that their fund Il only
large enough 70 afford three weeks supply.
and that u l. only TO charitable orranIxa-
lions that the people can look 10 be saved
rom starvation for the next few months.
AFTER . determined effort TO capure
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The new census returns give the fol-
lowing population in round numbers to the
cities named: Chicago, 4.i, 404; Philadel-
Phia, $4,000: Pittsburg and Allegheny, a3a. :
DO; Nashville, 1881; Brooklyn, $4,000;
Milwaukee, 49,, 900; Springfield. ILL.,, 20 900:
Peoria, 27,joo; Quincy. 1900; Aurora, L.
900; Galesburg- 1900; Joliet, 1900.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
At s.. Paul, Mimi, suspended on the a5th.
The immediate cause was inability TO pay q
check for SO, 900 drawn BY the City Treas
urer. The suspension i believed to be only
temporary.
THE Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road i completed to within point six miles
Of Leadville.
A VERY dangerous counterfeit has
appeared In circulation, being 500 bill
bearing the name Of one Of the following
banks, viz: the National Revere Bank. OF
Boston: the Pittsburgh National Bank; the
Mechanics Bank, Of New Bedford, Mass.
the PittSfield National Bank, OF Massachu-
setfs, and the National Exchange Bank. OF
Baltimore. They are from the same plate.
and are maryels in the way ~ fine engray-
ing. All the bills u the banks above named
are 10 be called in.
The army-worm has made its appear
ance in Orange County. n. Y.
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The steamboat Seawanahaka, which
ran from Peek slip, New York, up the sound
70 Glen Cove, L. T., took fire on the after
noon 81 the 18th. while of RandaIl's Isl
and, East River The fire was occasioned
by an explosion in the engine-room and the
middle OF the steamboat was soon in flames.
Capt. Charles Smith, who was acting rs
pilot. remained at his post until he was
nearly burned TO death and succeeded in
Bleaching the vessel in sunken meadow adj
1oiningthe island Many persons sprang over
board and we're drowned. Many others in
the stern Of the vessel could not get on and
were burned to death. OF 800 persons sup
posed TO be on board, fifty are believed TO
have persisted. George Chase, the owner OF
. private yacht, went to the assistance OF the
passengers As soon a. he discovered the
steamer TO be on fire, and BY the exerfions
ofhimself and companions nearly forty lives
were saved.
MRS. HOFFMAN, and her eighteen
months-old child were run over BY railway
train Al Grant Park Station. Kankakee
County, H., on the 21st. Mrs. Holzmann
was fatally injured and her baby instantly
killed.
Dk. JAMES a. MCCkEA, prominent
and wealthy resident Of Philadelphia, COM
United suicide by cutting his throat while In
his bath-tub He was great sufferer from
dyspepsia, and this l. supposed to have led
him 70 kill himself.
DURING recent storm, VIM. Prinz,
All. Jones and John Ball, all colored. work
ing on the farm Of Ia. Miners, eight miles
from Louisville, KY, were killed BY light
ming. Their remains were found in the
field all sitting under a tree beneath which
they had sought shelter.
d. NEWELL, . well known real es-
tate dealer Of Chicago, became 4 monoma-
MAC on the subject Of inventions, his pet hob
by being lIfe-preserver which he claimed
70 have invented, composed entirely 81 lead.
a few days since he took passage on 4 !
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The most universal crop used for this
purpose Is fodder corn. and. although
some regard II as very poor food. IL has
value greater than any other crop vet
tried for this purpose. The great OBJ
lection made to IL Is its deficiency in al
required 10 make the casein
Of the milk. and. from this fact. when
fed alone Il often reduces the yield OF
milk. This objection has force. but ii
may be answered BY saying that IL Is
not necessary TO feed fodder corn alone
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Greenback Congressional Con-
veniion for the Second Iowa District nomi-
mated Lindley Hoops, Muscatine County
farmer, for Representative.
PRESIDENT HAYES attended the an
nual commencement exercises Of Kenyon
College. Il Gambler, o., OF which he Is an
aumnus.
THE Republican Congressional Con-
vention for the Third Kansas District re-
nominated Hon. Thomas Ryan BY accama-
ton.
The Maine Republican State Conven-
tion renominated Gov. Davis.
The Vermont Republican State Con-
yention nominated Col. Roswell Farnham
for Governor, Gen. John L. Barstow for
Lieutenant Governor, and John A. H. Page.
present incumbent, for Treasurer.
The Texas Greenback State Conven-
tion. held Al Austin on the cath, placed in
nomination the following ticket For Gov
ernor, Gen. W. II. Harmon; for Lieut.
Governor, Geo. Owens, OF Dallas; for At
torney General, Henry +. O'Neil, Of Cas-.
for Comptroller. X. $. kennedy, Of Gregg.
The Republicans of the Second Maine
District have renominated Representative
Frye.
REV. JAMES JAMESON, for fifty years
minister in the North Carolina and vir-
ginis Conference Of the VI. +. Church. and
many years College President at Danyille,
Va. died few days ago.
The wife of Governor Williams of In
diana died recently from the effects Of fall
received some months ago.
The President has appointed Daniel
b. Dyer. Of Baxter Springs. HANS, agent for
the Indians OF Quapaw Agency, Indian
Territory, vice 7. ;. Kist, not confirmed
during the late session Of Congress; and
John III. Sullivan. OF Madison, Ind, Agent
for indians. Mcquis Pueblo Agency, Ari-
iona, vice Milo A. Boynton, resigned.
The President has commissioned
Paul seIby Postmaster At Springfield, ILL.,,
vice ID. L. Phillips, deceased.
QUEEN VICTORIA is going to Ireland 4
for the first time in many years.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


The great Irish-American rifle-match
took place At Dolymount, near Dublin.
Ireland on the 18th. The first range. OF 100
yards,was atie-s35 10 AS. The second range
80 yards, was won by the American team
their score standing i3G to 49, for the Iri-h
team. The third range. 1000 yards,
was also won by the Americans,
the score being 40 to 49,.
Grand totsls-Americzns, !, 30: Irish, 80.
Clark, OF the American team. carried Of the
honors Of the day, making atotal score IN .Is
out Of a possible -. The contest was w.t.
messed by large number Of spectators. the
Lord Lieutenant being among the number.
His Lordship rendered the teams private
banquet in the evening.
Two gamblers, known As " Hoodoo =
Brown and "Curlyr Frank, had a dispute
over game OF cards At Buena Vista, Colo.
Brown was shot twice in The breast and in
stanily killed; his adversary was likewise
shot in the breast, and was not thought likely
70 recover.
TIMOTHY HART, a wealthy stock
raiser 81 South Texas. started to - 10 Bee
vile with sI.o00 in his possession. ne 10
known 70 have stopped over one night with
party ~ Mexicans in camp. but never ar
ri.ed al his destination It Il believed he
was murdered by the Mexicans and his body
secreted-
The Grand jury Of Orange County,
y. ", have indicted Beaumont Buck. the
Texas student who shot and badly wounded
John q. Thompson. Jr., at Highland Falls,
near West Point, some weeks ago.
An excursion boat, the Long Branch,
containing 1000 members OF the Hanson
Place Baptist Church and sunday school *
Brooklyn, n. ~, on the 18th, was run into
by an oil lighter just after she had cast "a
from the pier and had about reached the
middle Of the stream. The force
Of the collision was % grea.
that the bows OF the steamer were
torn away below the water line, and the ves-
sel filled 20 rapidly that there was some dan
ger Of her going down with all on board.
she was kept afoat until he
reached the New York shore. when
another steamer came alongside and all Of
her passengers were transferred without &C.
'ident- There was almost panic Al one
line, but probably few on board knew 10
What extent the steamer was injured.
GEMS. PoPE and Hatch have had
'onference In regard 70 the distribution %
roopsin southern New Mexico. They hive
'greedto scatter soldiers in small detach-
nents over the entire exposed territory and
'ise Gen. Buell. 200 men for active service.
JOHN b. CRAWFORD. engineer, and
!. A. shriver, fireman. were Instantly killed
y collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad
ear Petersburg, on the 18th.
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The advantages Of spreading manure
from the wagon as il Is drawn out are q
saving Of labor. and more even distri-
button Of the double salts ammonia,
potash. phosphates. etc. in the soil by
rain. II the manure is heaped on the
field. and gets heavy rain before
spreading, the ground under the heaps
receives an undue share Of the best
part Of the manure, which not infre-
quentIy renders these spots barren for
a season or two.
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FRENCH poultry fanciers are now
feeding fowls designed for market WIN
barley and steamed yellow carrots:
This feed Is remarkable for is rapid
fattcning qualities.
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A REVIEW or THE PROCEED.
a. IN0S OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.

NEW oR1lAxs, February s, 1850.
After being declared from OIL par.
ticipetion N the peoceed1oGe OF too
Senate Tor m0ce than Q week. t@e Io0I
Renuhlieon SENATOR -OohDn. Oemoo.
6tmmeo md 0teWaIe-~4sced o.
Wedaoodsy - explanation OF tnoar
conduct m olRning tho memorial %
the United Suites Senate, !nlcn 70: .:
heCted 90 severely upon the n0nos ~
ma neoble OF tho State, ana O tho
GSnersf Assembly. they d1ecieim.
"A ana the memhege d me 4ooeel
AM knoVledao Of tho coeteot1 O
1he memoflaI. and . no dioeeoeece
- ia 64nafo ~ Intended BY them
theV ~ that they b decAFed, 10
longer 10 contempt, bas tnaf sney
- 3ischaeand and again % peSmIt'
la ~ ~ Blst ID tho prcCeoMoe1
~ s6alOn haos ret been TAKEN upon
theif nsfitlone ~ the SENATE eo0 q
shs nrtsenf time they retn1in unde!
IA - ma matter iheD e1tekneeoo
vsrv General attention, anu ~ edos!
! 10 bei0g made g enow S9s S s.v !. ~
tion 81 tho Senate y Improper ent
coerciye. Senator Hoet oa1eo w
stfantiOn OF tho United States een
~ - the 80 q few days ego. 81
i"srcdnced q resolution 81 Inquiry q
~ 'vshsther any citizen Of tho Unite(
lS,sssS ma neen debsreed' d any Q
10 privileges for exetcis Nn 9 nls coa
stitattSasl right 70 pe99 .aa. U9oe -
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.-.1.ySsVv DANIEL c. SCARBOROUGH
IT, / 4. .''' s4' ''
.7,isl lrrORNEYS At Law.

i1iIII, 1IJ.cu''''ahA1'
.Eths fr0RNEYS AT Law. W
axp,sis street., Natehitochsa. La.
trrni ~ prompt and personal at-
Ma~fSa 70 Ill bnsiuess entrusted to
S...1isas in the District and Parish
49, E1ke Parishes Of NatchitOches,
3S:eijDsSoto asil Sabine, and before
l. SS1,o Cart Is Monroe and New
sss1co snlais JAn 8 Ts.1y.
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- J. NATCHlTOCHEs, La, MARCH u, 1880.

RICH u, 1880.
vi.iei by law (ten thousand dollars)
10 any one year. ,"I.l 50
By Senator Augustin-A bill rela'
tive 20 testimony in criminal cases.
which provides that neither husband
nor wife shall be compelled to tes'
tify against each other; a person
charged with the commission OF
crimes or offenses shall. at h:s own
request. but not otherwise, be deem
ed competent witness, and his ne.
elect or refusal to testify shall not
create any presumption against MIN
the connection OF q witness With any
crime may be shown to anoct MS
credibility. co.,
By Senator Newton-An act which
provides that Sundays, the fourth OF
July aud twenty.fifth day OF Decem,,
ber only shall b. recognized as legal
Also a bill to restrain ministerial
and judicial officers from going bail
for prisoners under trial before them.
By Representative Butler-An act
declaring It q crime and pr0vlolo8 q
penalty Tor acting or attempting to
act as an attorney.at-law 10 any
court 10 this State without having
been previously licensed a. 90 a.
tOrney and counselor at law oy the
Supreme Court OF the State. Refer.
red to the same committee.
BY Representative Letten-An oct
ordering and requiring parish or mu'
nicipal corporations 10 this STATE 70
receive for taxes or licenses duo any
parish OF municipal corporation prior
TO January !. 1870, a!l valid werraov..
scrip or evidences of indebtedneee OF
said parish or municipal Corporation:
By Representative Williams. OF
Terreb ,nne An oct entitled 90 act
to provide for the payment q clerk!
| and commissioner Of election, aCd
deputy sherifls stationed Of the 70
rious polling places throughout tho
State.
By Representative Young. Of iberia
An act to define and regulate the
trial OF Injunction suits 10 country
parishes wherein Writs OF feri tscias.
executory process or orders OF seizure
and sale are enjoyned.
By Representative Basktn-An act
concerning the New basin canal,
shell road and appurtenances. pro-
viding for their management by . %:
perintendent, defining the duties q
bis position, fixing hts salary ana
wages OF assistants, limiting the ex
penses Of bis Office and locating It.
determining how repairs shall be
I made. depth OF water to be m8!ntalo'
3D.. amount OF dues to be, collected.
and establishing rules and reguls'
lions for ito control and manage
ment. Referred to the special com
mittee on the New basin when sp.
pointed. -
BIZ Representative Hathawsy-An
act to repeal sections I and 2 OF IA
act entitled An oct for tho protec'
: :ks se Of gene :. animals and birds 10
By Representative Lucke-Au ac'
10 appoint q State inspector OF steam
boiler operated on land 10 the State
Of Louisisns, ana examine persons
employed or engaged in operating
satd boiler; to give or With h0ld Ger
tiacate Of QUALIFICATION q ss'1 n ~ ~
soos: s as IT,. ~ s s,e.w hoiisrs and fo
paclty OF suCn s'o"'| oo "">'''''' $50 ~
QUICK Puspeo
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS
!. Among the important resolution
~ Sensesi intereat offered In th'
| House during the week. y the lol
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Puhljshed Eysry S .lIruKQA ll0Eahs
. ssGabacrlptisn Rates.
conceded to be an able effort, clear
10 its intent and meaning and sound

CO0CeOou 10 % an 0QOe euOIt, Clo0E
10 It's intent and meaning and sound
inilhtice -, - nm ~,asioI ehI
The revenue bill e still upde1 d.,
tussion, and will not b ffniDh6d IN.
al the Inter part Of .ueGt itlo1.l
Among the sections thus {Af a4onk.
ed, Ii one relative 10 tie dompo61ls
tioq If qesseeors 10 tho oqvpfIlaes.
ishes. This provides that aeoeeeoeQ
shall receive thtee pr OenS 1po4 0!t
taxes assessed when The amount Il
under 90, 900, and one per ont upon
ell taxes above ~, ga, 1ee4t1 ~
assessor shall receive len thAR (Qoo1
year for his services. ~.
A xExDiR CHARGED wlftk klEisa a
-, CORRUPT PROPORTION. 5 fellses
Tho Mayor Of tho city OF ,NeW. a.
leans created sensation on YueI 81
last By Z communication which DO
addressed to tho Speaker Of tho
House, Ia which he stated Major ].
b. Behan, one OF tho eity AA@iaia.
traitors, had. besn. appeo1ohod.h k.A
member with Q corrupt pEopoelA19.
which, IN substance, We6 thQf y tue
members OF the City Council 1o0la
raise the cum u )55e0 70 dtltrieQ.
ton among ~ uO0boe0 Veso1e
House they would b, ntGoo4 t4NSs'
dec until the end Of .thY pDeeont, Iaakt
and that II 470QQ WAS fafp6d @Ak
term Of odlce would b extended %
1854 n do new CHARTER to- TIN ~
now before The House. n lopS1 ~
the, request ol, tho Hoppo, tqe To,
name ot the member Who bud mede
tho proposition Major 0e61@ 6a1oG'
is the only Reppblioep n The AZ
declaration. u committee No6 q
on0e sppo1ntgd 10 NVD6tiGttaG 49,
matter and beIs1 % ,takp vt0otl0e1D
yesterday. Heidenhain prote09 ID
innocence and sayD be q oQp09o6s
that tho inyooti9etl0n VII 6lQq)QQp
that tho charge 6eainGe him . u.
founded. Tte ev)dohco thur &c eO&
cited before tho -Qomnittee 1ool, NJ
sustain this view. Il hAs bean 06NxA
that the proportion wae' m19e 70
Major auty agldenhdn1uo thus
TT. there y Hottin0 70 ied8eAD
belief that It Wae not made QAHoQplYe
All the facts look, ugly ioe 4eJ9e4:
hahn and there . eVely pto66b!uyy
that be will have togo. mo o1au1
member OF the House appear tebol
mixed up n Tia A1Iaier ..,...--4,.pr.
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It IL safe to cay, ~iMabe tostk com
THE REVENUE BILL.

The House took up tho revenue
bill on Monday, and has ALREADY
completed the consideration OF iee
more Important prcvisions-the prop.
erty TO be taxed aud the. amount ol
taxation. In truth, the General A.
selnbly has no discretion a. to the
firet subject. The constitution 70.
auires that oil property must b tax
81, except such % Y therein 81, express
" exempted. The fret bill present.
eti BY the Committee On Ways and
Means proceeded 70 define what con:
stituted property. This aroused
much opposition, which Was quleted
by the new bill, inaDmuch - It am::
DIV provides, Tor " tho taxation OF
tsnroperty" without entering Into "a
enumeration Of taxable subjects. A
nav sssessment 10 TO be made Tor tho
current year (Which is aleo provided
for In tho oonstituti0n) and the ta1
levy will be made upon that.
The amount Of tax 10 fixed q Oh
mills-one mill for the general FUND
ono mill for levee purposes, ono mS!l
for public education and three muhl
for Tor The payment Of tho interest on
the public debt. This last Item W.
The subject Of . prolonged and ani.
mated debate. Il va agreed on Al
sides that three mills should be lev
led. because the product OF three
mills would DO required % mo@ the
interest II the b0ndh0ldets ehould!
accopt tho alternative proposition Of
the debt ordinance and fund toelI
bonds at seventy-flve cent? on the
dollar IN now bonds draMtng lpel
cent interest, It Was doubted by M
oy Il the bond. holders would do thls'
but all admitted that such . contln'
gency should be' provided tor. !ne
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Professional Cards.
IN. =. JACK.
WE .s....a.ae to JAcE 4 PERSON.
, +. asi Counselor at Lac
vArCHITOCHES, LA.

NJ. i,..,As, IN tho Courts Of Natchitoches,
0U 49,. Ned River, VIM, Rapides.
N In ths Supreme Cont Of the
2s';c:';:;i = !, ~ ''''Hd''''.
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ral aupaI1lI COURT JUDGES

have not been yet appointed BY tho
0nvernor. Il 70 UNDERWOOD that the
Hsmea Of many eminent lawyers are
Ssfore him for confederation, and Il
:" "ssAicted that when tho members
- the court are announced It vii!
~ fnnnd to consist Of q number Of
The .moetgboeoesd ,o4nDe ~ 11A11;
;s"s. men Of rep1te 10. public and
scciSl ms and lawyetS, Of St4te, Wtdl
6isSinell6A!I There + much cdfiodty
nnon ~ subject aud tho geuets|
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public swsits executive actloa, with
impsaeuoe. It ie . ulsttef 10 '9hlch
tie Cow fnof csa wal MAKE haste
slowly. No more important prob
lem viii come before him f'r s"lu.
tion. Tue members Of the Supreme
Court will be selected ate! que a.
liberation, a. they should 6e, and
public curiosity will be grstttled, az
we'll a. public Interests amply cared
for. In good time. .f
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.se.ram G. 2. DsANeugr. T. p. CnAPl'S
lilisM Il, BANQUET 4 CHAPLIN
40 ~. tlI esb ''4RJ4yr
= 5..a Atsrseys at Lac, MI =
xATCHITOCHEs, LA.

malCFlCR IN Tho District C0uHts OF
I611inehsA Sabine, DeSOtO and
70 ond In tho Supreme Court OF
~. sSS March lily.