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!: VOLUME y { ]! XIV.
xTeme.ndens unlon Meeftre~.-New

p. -:Torh Wnana1ee1ss& aao9sn&N
The greatest popular demonsfIat,oar .xar !
know a IL America fransz,,rsa T. e.!
Saturday afternoon at Hnion son,,e nssar -
tbs shadow of Waehinato, Moan,,snt e4a ~
purpose beias t,i irtter tha ,,o;cs oftha -.
oils of AmefIEae IL IL tha a,,snrh,nt, ,,,,sst,ae
which nov annSa,s IL H. nsf-;ot;e tss.ss - -
the American Tp;o,, r., ;7aa,soNahott. :: - =
son shall sfrita do1p,,~ +Ia ;,sst;
thp blood: and assr;,rs ana ~ 80
Revolution sscnrad hi r,s 4 or,tta. 49,, II
1ion Of citizens resnonifed - ~ III; - :; -! =
Committee, ii animated II fte sa1os ;,:s;;i. ~.
and aIT sinking past aattpathita = II - 2ara:
desire. to show how much: sfro1,oer ,,,5;.4sf.
love Of country than their deiv,,n+3 m IL
The stzn aud Stripes foated=ffo,;, .5es.sLL
every house, and tn many ;nstsn.a - fs-
every window. Rosettes adorned the parr,1srts
Of both sexes, national airs p,avea .61 h.saS
and national songs sune bv scores ~ tho..s.z.
Of human .-soicrs,:, acted as. an :: snshsnt
ment npon the vast tbrong, aud aronsed rn1,rs
fully in every heart the- fee11n,, ar ,,.tr,os.,,
and the tattered aaes of surnter 1vsra, .s,ssa
one an wash1,o+,7s .o.,-,-
..u. il. 1~--.s- 70 - .FA3 LIZ Nl1e1
o7ef the arosaf htaHd, and were cheered by the
vast multitude. The appearance Of sereraot
Hart and Michael Cam ua;,ga f.ro of .srr,tsr,s
v,,nnt.,.r ha-o.. - =. 49,, ~ ~
Kas tne slGna4 tof the most
enlAuslastisi ai Y paua,ts, and the appropriate
climax Was reached when Major Anderaom.
CAPT, Festarx and nr-f,.ufo,, e-,.aa,~s
tha .t,..a. -. - ee" wa @Ppeateo Oh
~. etA'1as oetote tne snfging masses Of human
beings. Cheer upon cheer arose, hats in Band
handkerchie1s and 1aaes WERE ,xavaa 80 -
severa1 1o;nutas +ha snt1r-,.s.:.' aA'a 'ot
ssA A,.na.ss ens entnusaastlc shout fairly
five regular stands, while 4 dozen stnmn
speakers -harare,naa 3or,,o- -o,,n,,,s. <...x p
co,;aa sto,. p e,o"ee 13om nai-
sone' steFa ol houses and tops Of pillara- |
speeehea eHasa made by. fifty leading aitizsne.
including Robt. j. walker and Dan,e1s D,ol-,
insou. The anirit or ~ ths rnsst;a s as, =. pleie-
opt.n ~ .ae.Mesting may be ea-
alnaIea p5 The feNarks OF Mr.. Dickinson.
After an appropriate iutro1netsor =, ::a
that tha honr ~ ,,.a,.,otsssslSt ~ eslo
80 w. otuetlaae'oa -. vas .sa asIaaats the
gatnef1ng ot the battle was st hand, md Tbs
country required every man tn do h,s d,+r
The honr of roncf,,stio,; ~ 11' e"sse:
- 1.a.ea esa sas1'u laisaa fetafn, DIT not
-@o:nett0" or next week. 1t would -TeIurn
when the totte ring fag Of Sumter was, ,ayrnp-
Cd; when rebe1lions traitors were taught obe.
dlence and submission; when G renell;o1s
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The sth nd esth Regiments q New York,
ss 81 e Rssi4sas s ass & san' esspssg ~
uN nea, aaiI from this port 70 ad&y 10 Join the
troops which have preccdfd them within theT
iast 1aX daya* Each regiment has recruited
~ 1otl complainant of Insa; ;tAt New Fork reg
3mea1s having exceeded their fair proportion,
'1g @vesal hundtets + 1I,4hk saataBs aFuogIef
snce, notea~of preparation eoandfnr ftom.
eyety part Of the baildings.-N. i. Tribsas;;
, 1861-04-25
The UefenSes Of Nashtueton.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Anrfl 8

a snaoto, =, ,a.sornar o,1s.,od 1rst .;aa. -.
a. ~ afa.ssto1see ft3s--, ~, P-aeSss as?s LEM
p,ttsrsn9 II ~ oa,;tas e. y 5eE.
a,,s+ at+snt +h.t oer.h 49, - sAlg itvM
oas ~ Ssa .u1s n4; s S .us assaa11s
'hT T,sa ss"s ngw " tne +hs5 %ss az
lne eeAomn@stlanon ~ tnen 1 ledt secure. They
e. Rsa5 % y3eg@ .a 1ogps, 49, M9sssscansetts,
i;,ai.,Sf, t,.s .ss aa.et.,s,s3s Eaa;
rann;a ,nr,fo1 ~ M M;stt;oa .;s:a ~ an
Sn0a 1es+ are toi,e aJ ,nn- .,.aI
underst<sod list the oniV ohissct If ~ 80 e. ~
TaSa-s+as r. +sEs,r~ Mash,,n n4nn. .;s - :. sss.
T. ef@tss ~ IL '1haAe "s'A'11 11-'s ~ destroy
~ eai, I, ro,,..,. n 4hs otta, .~...,o
h. "! tS! os13 LIZ 49, ss1s. s.usisasn Hao
ttu asn soluI 49, s...ta e1 1Iaeea y.
Iosr AneI 1t,I = ~ pa'ois psang aelo
70 mear neas anH tney gsSe gGod aesonnt
9ian 9i an R,tmnoe ana Mas con
anon ost~ssa. Dsa.oIs ~ masalageon.
aast IT, ean.ad IA S an na'ne . cl eSsate
.4s .4ssnn e sss sauaus " aanen,, sn e.o2 eve1y
n1ar,;y Icy ineSp IT. Tnsnr eass,s 'a1or s
enS rss.sn. 1snl al aIe linlu.
aaa.s,.s aan ST. .wss. sn Ma; aa.a are aylne
ssFI FAN Rs1tfmora a9 to H4e er,c tex
~ 10 eome aesoaa ~ eo991 aae general teel-
~ q, tS snss Ell s D11.s "as Sonlng
np MIIuH gfEzs gy a:any ~ eef@e " ssaaH9aon saa
w, 6n* waeim aae.n: ~. =
he4s IT, sxa 49, and ha a Sssn
rains ~ NrI nnt H. n,,s1rtrr 1f +ha;r n+,.G
and tkeIr desleua. Tia orr desire they fave
, 1861-04-25
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April 23,-TAs Governor has
received information that l 500 Tennesseea1s
are on: their way to join the Confederate amy
The Steamer Marquis de Habauna has been
parehased by the Confederacy, aud will soon
be fitted out a. war steamer.
, 1861-04-25

TIM Maine Legislature ,net pn Eaeaaay, and
On nation Of leading Democrat, pledged, by
ansutmons; s;vuts;; tie entire resources oe TIE
sttsto Chi. support II the Government. Tn
rYtmests ere to be innaediats1y raised, and .
siIIioa Of money appropriated dorwar efpen'
, 1861-04-25

The Governor OF North. Carolina called IN
extra It ssion Of the Legislature on May arst,
It ls reported that A. !. Stephens Is on Ills
way to Richmond; that $500 South Carolinians
and deorgtaus are on their way to Ports.
month: VEginIans are Ia Possession Of
, 1861-04-25
= Did NOT Reach It's ssneartuaeion.
! The brig Tornado loaded in this city, and
cleared fox New Orleans On the 10th, .day Of
December, 1850; The ergo consisted Of
:EIGHT ,TRousAND Kegs OF PONDER.

! .:.,. ,-s1xTT BALES OF, HAY, -
! seventytye tons 6f ballast. =
"a At.this time there vaa nothing in force le-
gally' to prevent the tfansroEt tat1on Of the
ahoYe cargo, and the vessel sailed for: It's des-
t1n1tias. 5Rat;the wiads b1a1T.. a1d storm
eame, and the fIau bark became shattered
and eomparatige1y unmanageah1e when It
'nea1ad the -au1k Tbs Tornado had
therefore: Ind =fo:2 put !, inz:! st: tha1 hss-
:hathor Of ~ Thomas, one: Of, tie
West India Islands, to make .repails.
i however appears that even ut Baerifice of
ho' 'aiaae short Of New. ;Eofk,; and the. TesSa
was bEcught back to thia port, With the cargo
exactly as.it left, and Mas entered at tie CPS
tom Hoass yesterday: is from u foreign port :
This viii ban sad b1i5w to- the; ,seceaaidnists
but If they had obtained the powder The blow.
might hare come from them insfead. The
powder viii doubtless be taken eh4ige ! OF by!
Che Gosernment, and laui1ed at EIllssssr Cow
ernoE 4alana, or at the feffs>e tl1sa proposes,
but God f3isposes, ,'-NE,p Tpr& HsT53d- 3DxAy1
, 1861-04-25
T{HICAG0z WATER WORKS.

:NGs1cE-A . o1nezs ef oeearasts rasts efbufatnes sz,t
u4jtd vita wafer By tao GA1caxa EtfT Hyvrxac CI5.
psd srt hersby a1s1asd 7sh8{ tae nfsr ae:nssnn1st
gHsa@t IT % he M ys2f st S ,lAal. anQ
hEsta231ay ksxt ~ tn Ngata1 16RaMa4skeaass OMes
SsasF q Laka .n6 14sAIa sttests Rppns 10 Marine
4aA ne3f g 4nT tMa qse Ipx The half
4e1f, ea1axeacn9 es VIII aY knT endnK koyesas
1xne1so* oec12ants of building Which IL Stustoa
e Hans{. thFoNxh
~ nns gth Masefs ntn al5d hoaI7e mas Es
ass. ssa1 a.n.al foI te snasnt Tor shs
r. wv e asa I'D parable at tae satue tna Sd
= ;;;:sz.*a :*= u. TiEKHAN, seeretsrf.ss
:. W3tfE5 5sssHalaaa ~ pt9oe. Apzh ID. .sat.
, 1861-04-25

- NswKuhfTn Mass: Apri1 "a zHdn; g.
1eb Cushing; 1T ths 3Has4taisIne: :addresae;3 ~
elt1ken5 df thfa plaee tits afternoon. .zHs WIS 1
ar'the Union under any or al=pos4fhIa crL;
eunskkA ces and against III IT'S foes. :Hfs whnIe.
sfIsetttoh :Wfth. Maassehasetts; nd ID
1stena Of foe should ssparate him ihlon! heE..
dts in her defsnca Or IN That Of tbe UnioJ.
. 'B6sfoH Apf1E n II be 4 riga&1 Niaeara has
been ordered to New York, the Gofe13or saya.
ipFepared to sIn tsz taosls2nd ttsspopsvWtth ,sa.
hre bsyonet rites, - z.,.*s ;.~-.,s' - -
, 1861-04-25

We hear of the expected arrival to-day
of len Thousand stand Of arms for the use
Of the Illinois volunteers. An agent sent
to the Eastern Arsenals, reports great guc-
cess In his mission.
, 1861-04-25

WANTED "A Situation by a.
Wy young man as Book: Keeper Or oth.r employ
ment iut02n: AeFenntUe House.. Can 1erniah good
recommendations d TO Character and abiliEy 4 late
~ ffoM the Eat Hs1kty not mattfrp az nporfance
Address n. w. Pr Box 813F ana5Ist
, 1861-04-25

CHcEsAr1, April24 0gilvis Byron Younx
was arrested hst evening at the Spencer
House by the United States Marshal on the
| charge Of treason. Important correspondence
was found in bis possession. He viii Be ex-
[ amtned by the United States Court tomorrow.
, 1861-04-25

TO RENT-To Large Brick Ware
L house and pock-a1so Frame Building, with
low Bush street Bridge. Possession glven Nay J.. Al
sth s9 to rassass Rfies nxeings on MicEan street
nsdatslE desired also bailal9g as corner o1 P:ne
sb9xs. For termA iaqutra of n. 4. SAMPSON, No.
& MeffpnQ14&an ButldlaH&. atS. Al.a.trnYI
, 1861-04-25

!HAaRrsBuRas April -A:-AA portion al the
ten thonsand arms shipped s{rom the Sptiuv-
field arsenal have arrived here. The tfoons
aTe DOW ready touarcfl. 80 -:-es2ss
:: ,:FH11sA April sa@-atata Treasurer
the half rnil3ion loanfof tbs war, ! tTh6 hanks
took 1t M 1t par Double tie m nonnt sY1s hi:
tferedsi :1:e:a.; ::::4-:s ,s,:-.i ~ "a
, 1861-04-25

w WANTED-By q respectable
w yorng man OF experience, q tttpatIon ~ s.1rs.
man. BooEEseper er ~ letk. Good eitT .re,eF-
4nGes s Riten Address v. 8. g. Boz $50 chicago
, 1861-04-25

OST-A Fur {Stone Martin) Vic
~ toEtne Atthe K1xxaa or IN the ftrae; lar sstur
az evening The finder will By sultxbsy rewaVdEd
Of Raadolph> 1spx3I.t1 A. F. D pN1EaT
, 1861-04-25
INDIANA,

INn1As41.o14e, April 94-Ihe The; extra session
Of the Indiana legialature convened to-day,
Old officers resigneu, new: ones elected With
out regard to party line. G. II. Allen, Kepub.
lican, Of VinceDnes, speaker of House, and
q. Crawford, Democrat, of New Albany, Chfcf
Clerk. r. Nswki1k, Republican, Of Cen
nerevl1le, assistaut Clerk. Both. Houses
have Republican majority, but gave to the
Democrats the privilege Of ehooaiDg the uf1-
GERS, wh3 received tie uaanimous vote Of
iboth brahches-: Indiana recognizes no pazty,
she is 8 unit for tho Unioa. After the orgoH!
iz1tson OF the Houae choir Of. ladies'
and gentlemen, who had repaired thither
:hY: rs4usst, sang the Star EpaDple6
sBannef. Red, White aud Bhe, and Union For
ever. The crowded assembly applauded tha
-pstnaEk stxa.ns In eEerv wsy possible, with
three times three, &c. Che Houee then al.
journed and marched, headed by a band. to:
Catnp, ,MoStoo, TO listen TO IA addrese. 10 TIE
soldiers by Hon. 8. A. 1ouglas. s.,-<~
ji.. Mort companies arrived to day, "a anf7-
cleue number hRve been offered hsnfda -.
quota I'd forna ter additional ren1rnents ssnS
afiI they come; Indiana cau ssud ipfr, ,s 1hs
i field within ons month, 81, COO men. Tha A.
!: semhlys Ill pfaea the State upon q war fnof.
: ing for: the present, and; establish "a rrsfrVa
guard Of 10 600 men for her prutection. Gam.
+ .Faniea tu;t1ais number have $nlrtadYheen oS
i feze1, ,=:Yha report circulated 4his .mnrntnr
that the Rells at Camp Norton were potson9as.
are entirely false. 80 '.>'s -t.a.5 - ~ !:
, 1861-04-25

ITO: RENE-+Ihe. convenient two
= story Dwelling House. No. % Moth wel.s
st5eea-, ,Reaf pc per month. @Appty- a W. TRE.
LsAaNEN.s sAas aold Zen AanutseteE7. A6QIaks street
, 1861-04-25

IQ. RENT From May 1et, tile,
i1nn frant no % Lake ssre+t: nj ktore 4 .hetr
e. fSf Dry goods tte enktrs ba:ld1nz FIR nne Ve3r
Methodist b]ocE - N N'1: Nes =
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MISSOURI

asaSsSz LeH1s. April q The Dtuee7H Of th,a
mo 1ntng: kaYa *ihat Gen; Hazney hsy1pr e.
SeeaVad the necessary orders .yesferdsv. shont
100 msn were en1iste ed under ths Prssidens,S
proel aa9htion md neeelyad hy and placed M. :
. der The nenmand of tthe U.s 4. ArstaI "a fhis
, 1861-04-25

.--~ m !
:: C. Il a03fplfsN Aase'skssee e5Aqezt, ss Bea1
se7 st, b assaafassss 70 rsd<sa Adsestssansats5er
eaas aas7.a4 " a. L44GJa9 Aeses Of ta4 Northeast
, 1861-04-25

.HAyHH uf fsG8AoE, pill 24AA gentleman
passed here kf4an Baltimore this morning, who
sta!es that Fat MeHen1y was certainly rein
forced with 100 men !. also that the Baltimq-
Commander zaasred them 1enpyedi, which
was complied : with. subsequently smother
cannon Vas btnted at. her On anothef side,
which WIS alsd dremoved. 80 x - ~',~s
NEW TonKApri q q, The 1ss1,ey ssy5a from
reliabls anthotlty that The segenth Regiment
the same tina With . Mazsashusat:s regiment,
Whera 1000 Iabels we're COLLECTED, partly
armsd, and ha1ng hoMit4sTs to oppoHn their
landlng.; Theas sgime1t formed, with sthe
Massaih naetts n1snt Anl1 MiRfehett th,z9ugh
the op2o.1ng tssea 1hfy were not moleattd.
entered into tsttMetn ,he authorities OF Ba1ti-
more and the eE6.erprnent, for the rebusl sldfng
OF bridges at 1ha, expense. Of Baltimore, and
the Road would be Id running order IN ten
day5..e xaa- 49,. =.
r: HARR1sguRaIAp 2s.--A merchant has ar.
rived here whpAef1 Baltimore yesterday aiter-
noan. No nttssk had been made On Fort Nc
Henry. :Hei thinks the Federal troops eau
no " *pasa> th1augh the city: uuobstructed.
Baltimore IN aFesk- Virginia money+is 90
per cent discot1nt.s He said Virginia troops
arc on Arlington Heights, near Washington.
Maryland 1oona is refnssd at Harrisburg at
a;1Y PRIDE; 3:s5 ; = --'@
: A passsenga1 Just from Baltimore says he,
heard nothing hhont Pensacola when he LEFT.
New Yon1tEApril 2s,-Weadell, Public
Printer, ar1iFe1fr0m Baltimore, says when he
s:was soma diBfaMce from The city, he heard
heevy firing q 1s said that Scott feels conf
dent q: heidia9 Mashington- Sufficient force
Z. RHnADE1RHtE April A--The Massachusetts
Rsglm ent reached Annapolis on Sunday, and
fonad the U..seSAhip Constitution occupied by
the secessionis19,. they being engaged In con
veriiag her intoA battery. The secessiopists
were driver ont the shlp, and she was tow
doing SO grounded, Some guus were hojsted
ont 6f the Constitution and then she Aoated
ctt, bnt the tMarg laad then grounded, !. and
was I;tst when:ike 7Ih; Regiment left,: and re-
inafned SO wke@pur informant left !:
I PMLAnE1rafkf April PA gentleman has
He heard rep at there that Z negro insurrec-
ton had occurred in Anne Arundel county.
General But1erpf Massachusetts, offered the
services Of thH*8sh, Massachusetts, Regiment
to sutaue Instrumentation. Gen Butler was
taking measuyeS 10 have, the rails relaid en-
Ken up by 1ha Ksitroad :Eompan3. No Diff
Guilty waa appreherdedi in again opening. the
read to Warrington. r..
BALTIMORE, April aA-Tne Sun says, al
though jeff Days ia not ia Richmond, he will
be soon, aud make his hoad. quarters there,
with an adyanesguasd Of 5000 Caroliniars, to.
BE- es1a9msg ESRlay EsPss%a II % hs having ordered tbs
HNvRE DE GRACE, April 24A-Two thousand
stand arms have.n1rivedi from ,Harper's Ferry.
Supplies Of porh. -four. and provisions have
-hesn stopped Numerous seizures If a1ms
and powder are recorded. Gne of
psft:rora~ TT ae1ivht haat IN pntbmae river
, 1861-04-25

OST-On: Sunday, April 2lst,
~ pztk Bsov6 Co1orsa fs@;. i Ell horn i. Ht,ss
q aaN FfHS PKpe Spets A r fsss WaosyeS
12$h stseetS win he Observation-Disclosures .1s.sts ~ 9
, 1861-04-25

ITO LEASE.-Wharfng Lot on
South Branch 70 tset BY LEO feet deep to Frank
1ta street. between Van Buren, and Harrison streets,
Nth gooddock, saitabls fer Lnsnber Weod Coal Of
Stoqe ~ q Apply 70 WA- 3. SAMPSON.
, 1861-04-25
ILLINOIS,

WARREN, n, April PA volunteer COM
pany OF 100 men has been organized here to-
day and have elected their pthcerr. They ars
ready to leave at noment'a warning. & 600
have BEEN contributed for the suppot u the
families Of the volunt+ers, Great excitement
exists here and in the surrounding country.
!: OTTowA, April M.--Capt. I. c. Gibson, With
Rte Company OF 128 men left, to-day for
Camp Yates. Capt. W. l.. Gibson leit on
Monaag, with an lniantry Company Of 90 men;
also Houghteliing's Light Artillery, number.
ing s5 men- "A Gsrman Companyis formed,
aud awaiting marching orders. An Irish
Company Is forming, and will be ready to
march soon.t Is Sale County will turn out q
full Regiment, under the firat call of the Gov
ernmans- This. morning, ropes with moose
to the Traitors. we're swinging from many Of
our lamp ,p2sta. They were removed by ths
CA1Ro,: April About 1900 troops have
arrired hlre; all Is quiet. 1t is rumored that
Tennessee Is. sending troops to attack this
place, but not credited here. The feeling here
Is strong for the Union. There is no infer-
ference to business on the river.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April M.-There. having
been doubts expressed as to 1he constitution.
alsty OF q law passed appropriatiug any money
for the defense of the State, unless submitted
to vote of the people, the Chairman Of the
Financial Committes to-day telsgraphed to
tbs Judges ofthe Supreme Court, and received
the following reply; =: =
oTr4wA, April "a, 1851.
To the Chairman Of the F1nanca Committee, Spring
/. In pursuance Of your request, have con.
suited my brethren Of the Supreme Court up-
on the power of the Legislature under tie
Constitution to contract 8 debt exceeding
$3.50 900 without submitting the law to q vote
Of the people, state that we are all Of the
opinion that, If in the judgment Of the Gene
raj Assembly it Is necessary for the purpose Of
repelling invasion. suppressing sinsnrreetion,
Or defending the State IN war, they may con-
geacy nay require, and pledge lhe faith Of the
State for the repayment Of the game, without
submitting the law to atyote of the peohe
;. (signea,) ]. D. -CATos, Chief Justice.
,Lou1RNn1E, KY, April 24-A psivute
Thousand. Federal troops. -Four thousand
meIB are eKpected EooQ.
, 1861-04-25

:VffH4Ifts, IHE1s4 IsEIs89N=+3V
Aals nkxsnsoa1k1!s hJ< RIans Bst
2a.IoeasaT At9s5tnoan Faas ae RfuEs{4
{3Ex ah H. o. tnh number 8n6 plaza Of 5poaffe Is
I: 0xso Z 43aN EnieaEo Post odica ap@Tss
, 1861-04-25
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TO RENT::.A !desitabia UWellino
Hyese on ndr3age eoha. sstvsSa q ss.+s i" .trsst
1a ssaSasa stsrue Apply to tle Marine BarE.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1861-10-24
NO. Is.

more utility than an equal number Of
men. Should a single sheep 60 astray
good dog will find it, and bring it
back; and it is all the same, if, instead
Of one, there should be twenty.
Drovers use these dogs as aids in
driving sheep to market; and q coup
lie Of them are worth q dozen boysWith
sticks. They never worry The sheep
but if necessary, viii take hold of it
without inficting injury. To have
dog of this kind in good training, it
/ is necessary that he should always b.
with the sheep, and be the companion
of tho Shepherd and it viii generally
be found, that the best shepherds have
the best dogs, for they take them as
if they were reasonable beings, and
treat them kindly.
The Scotch Cody cannot be called
brave dog, although some exhibit
considerable courage. Ia biting, he
snaps like the woolf. We have seen
a bun. tarrier chase half g. dozen Of
them, each larger than himself. He
protects the sheep to a cer'sin ex-
tent, but his true value consists in bis
constant care of the sheep. lie does
the work Of man. without costing as
much, for his food consists Of scraps,
oat meal porridge and oaken cakes.
Meat he is seldom allowed to taste,
and the more seldom the better, for
he might acquire a relish for mutton.
He is highly valuable on a large sheep
firm, or to the drOver; but less so Oh
a small farm, or where the sheep are
fenced in, and kept penned up during
the winter.
The care of the sheep is, with the
puppies, an acquired instinct. Ma.
ny of them need little or no instrue.
ton but it is usual to bring them up
with an old dog, who shows them a
good example, which they are not slow
in initiating"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1861-10-24
From the Valley Farmer.
Milk Fever i'm Cows.

/ will give my opinion on the orr
gin and treatment or the disease, as
/ have tried a great many expert
ments on it, and think that am at
least master of it. [ have had sew
al cases of it for the last few years,
and have lost none. 1t originates in
the calf bed. The COW being heshy
and full of blood and milk, and calv-
ing in hot weather, an inflammation
arises in the part mentioned, which
arrests all action of the blood, milk
and bowels, and unless this infamma-
ton is stopped, and a circulation got
up, she will soon mortify.
My mode of treatment is as follows
and whoever tries it will affect a cure
in nine cases out of ten. AS soon as
I see the COW has the disease, l take
sacking, or other heavy cloth, lay it
across the small Of the back, and keep
it constantly wet With cold water from
the spring, poured on by pals full.
This will allay the inflammation until
physic can oe got to operate. Then
take handful of tobacco wet in vim
egar, and bind it in the hollow of the
head back of the horns, and keep it
wet with vinegar, as the disease ap-
pears to affect the head very much.
After this is done, commencing Civ
ing phyqic-give one pound of Ep-
som or Glauber salts. This | think
the best if handy, for it is cooling to
the system; if not handy, take about
two quarts of molasses and lard, each
equal parts. After the physic has
been down two hours and no opera
ton, take lump of chalk the size
of hens egg, pulverize it fine, put
it in a quart bottle, and as soon as the
COW is got in a position to give it,
pour in one pint of good vinegar, and
place the bottle to her throat and lei
it 90 down. If there is no operation
in the space of three or four hours,
repeat the last desc. Chalk and vim
egar know to be harmless phys
/ ic.
Wait about haitian hour, and if no
operation. cork the neck and bleed twC
quarts, which will greatly facilitate
the operation Of the physic. Give
the COW all the while cold water tC
drink. After there is a good circula
tion got up. the COW must be fed mod
erateiy for few days. Several cows
under my observation, that had beer
MIXED for several days previous tt
oalying, have had the milk fever, so
think it no preventive.