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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05
From washins,on.

a Spatch 10 the lsoulsyti.s ournal, da
ted May l from Washington, says
AT two O'Clock yesterday upwards Of ff.
ty members of Congress. OF all parties and
sections, met in the hall fthe House The
object ofthe meeting whs stated by MIR
Mallory, of Kentucky, who wrote the call
IL was, he said, to unite the conservative
men to put down abolition and secession
and save the country There Vas danger
that the abolitionists would carry their
destructive measures. The conservatives
must unite If tkey would defeat them
Mr.. Sheffield, ut Rhode Island. moved
that Air Crir,enden le elected chairman
Mr Crittenden made patriotic spseob
Mr. Cravens, OF Indiana. moted that Mr.
Cox Ok Ohio, be elected secretary =.
nir Richardson aud others d.sclai,nea
| any intention of makiog thi: party move
Deut
Mr. NeuIie5 thought this won.A result
In party move, ~tica Mr. Crayers and
Others disclainie3
There WAS great harmony AID earnest.
Ness ot feeling manifested in this move
meut The Senators oi Missouri. Dola
ware and kentucky were present, and
nearly all the Democrats IN Congress All
the border Congrcssmen and several Re
publican members. Of the conservative
kind, were also In attendance.
$.se
Gun LINE ABoUT RICHMOND. There
was some action on our lines in the neigh.
borhood of Richmond On Saturday.
From such reliable particulars Is we
have, 1t appears that the enemy made a
Ion IN u H., x(
New Bird ,e aud Mech hanIesy;t lie on Satas-
iay
AT New Btldze, Two com panies Of the
f!tih Louisiana Rcgim snt were surprised,
The encmy having captured the only cav.
airy picket that was out. We .earn that
our loss in this engagement WAS ebout
sixteen Killed aud thirty wounded
On Saturday sfternoon, the cnemy took
pnssess,ou Of Mechsnicsviiie, which is
about four miles ftom the city boundary,
on the road which extends from Eighteenth
street Three pieces Of the Washington
Artillery were placed across the Chicka-
honiny. but our forces were directed t.
fall lack to the other hank of the stream
which they did after sharp cannanading
Capt. kosser Was wounded in The arm ty
u ~ iHdHt oI AieH va occupying
Mechanicsyi'ss, Saturday afternoon, the
cheers Of the \ Aukee army were vociferous,
and misat have been heard for miles.
Yesterday their Was al entire quiet on
oar lines, aud not shot exchanged on
any portion of;hen as far as We could
lealn. IN til e aeighbor hood Of Mechanics
..lle, the two armies are dissiucly confront
ed On opposise ranssa -os hills no, more
.ha': = tutie q past Ehe .saeuyys picksts
extend to tae bridge over the Chiokahumi-
ny, aud our picket lines are not more than
six hundred yards apart. cavalry picke,
Of the enemy being posted directly in
The turnpike on the other side Of the
bridge
Yesterday, the enemy were throwing up
entrcncaments about Mechanicsvilie. and
planting batteries 10 command the bridge
and turnpike.
About tNo or three miles % the Moth,
the enemy hr' e possession of tha Ceutrsl
Eailru-l, q; what is known es Atiee's
Station Inc situation is sueh as keeps
the pubic IN eonstan. aud d,iiy e1peeta
'.au Q. rcn.v4i eng cement - l',rhsroad
! kscmme' 2Gfh
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05

iHS SO'a i'aI'J ilc pa IcE Is .lSn On the
Circun.o,ution Oicc
A CHAPTER Upon CIKouMLocUrIoS -
4 day az Twp since an unsophis,iesled
iarkey waited upon certain military geu.
tlenau with Till of / dol l5c for wash
!nS done 4; the camp hospital which, alter
dnteigoing ! Rigid scrutiny by The of6eer
was rrturusd with til. foilowiug explana-
tlon, which astonished soa os Ethiopia
lissenei ~ with al eggsi smount OF woe.
dor sui perplcxity: This bal" said she
nil'ta-! gentleman. "Sil fcs, have 10 b.
san. I, The QuarterHaS' or General al Wash
isgton, ana he will rcpori 4, The Adjutant.
General, who wall i,y il before the Score
,ary OF War for his approval The Adju
tsIt being "a ,iStied. 1T wilt he sent TO the
Auditor oi the State. who viii approve Of
it, aud send it 10 the Secretary Of tie
Treasury. who Will b. sent il 10 the Sec-e,
tary OF the Treasury, who viii st once des-
patch III order 7" the Cole e,tor of this
port TO pay tie bill The a4Aey re!i
ed hin self of lonsdrswn sigh, "rhsn,
massa," he remarked, "dat last gemblsm
YOU spoke Vt pays Gr de washing, does
ne ~ No continued the other che
vil. haul it 10 tke QsNrtermsNer bat IS
there is no such officer here at present,
some proper person must be appointed by
the Secretary Of War, under direction Of
the Pr 'sidcnt, Al lis appointment mus,
be approved By the Senate When this
commission is received, the Quartermastsr
Uill show il 20 the Chiuceilor and demand
the funds You will thea cal! upon him
he will examine yonr bill, and if foand
correct be viii pay it, yen giving your
receipt; The unfortunate ri2ger scratch.
ed biz head then shook it, and finally said
II guess II hab 20 lc, dis washing slide
bu, il am - hs: js1 ! does icr Uncle Sau-
shu
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05

NICRsBURG The latest intelligence
from Vicssbur: stronctIsDs the 0piaion
h o, there will be rn 6 ,h' thar4 to- some
1,N
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05

The Richmond Eispasch Of ,Es same
date says:
80 Ehe operatious Of Ssns Jseksou, .wksrh
resulted In the capture of Winchesfsr.
foshed serious Of snoyemants and, carn-
binations which have not bean srsps6seS
since the days Of Napoleon Jackson "a
at Woodstock, Banks, with his main BODY.
was at Strasburg, where he was strongly
en,renchmg himself He had = strong
detuchmeut at Front Royal jacksss
made demonstration ngain.t Snasburg
with 5 900 men, who advanced half wAv
to that point frori Woodstock. With the
rest of The army he suddenly turned tshis
right, feil upon the enemy at Front ROYAL,
utterly routed him. and took TWO regs.
tnents. bsnks. at Straabprg, hearing ths
firing, stImpeded for Winchester, Jack
son, however. MAS too quick for him He
immediately Set out from Front Royal,
suspecting what would happen, to, ess
Banks of from Winchester The PARTIES
met at the Junction Of the ro,ds ct Ste
PHI snsbufg Jackson GU, the column an.
two Fart hsd 10 Wiuchester aad part
returned towards Strasburg. jackson foi,
lowed the portion that ded to Winehesi sr !,
t,os that town and 1000 prisoners, and
sent Stewart in puripit az the fugissyss in
the direction of Ala.s;nsbuss 'fhs part
tha; fell back on Strsshurg has not been
herd frou.; bu: if 1t does not go over the
mountains, iyusiies; care will be taken of
i, ty the c',luwn of 5000 already ,nea-
tio 'ci as desiJycd between Woolsrock ana
Srrssburg.
Let tthe reader look at the map. sa.s
mark the beauty OF those splendid maa-
rasres. They are truly isapoleonic,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05

Hon. Charles J IngersoIi died in Phil.
'ssdelphiA on the I4th instant, ia the s0th
year Of bis sge.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05
No. Is


The l.ynchburg R,pabiicaa ef Wsdsss-
day Asys:
fe is reported that gsJssss<1t teasef
Of dispatches reached Stauntcn early ~
terday ,noraiag with intelligence thsf
Jack son = cavalry had entered The toMn of
Martinsburg, in Berkley coasty, And tSten
uudisturbed possession Of the pa64e. ~
this report be true, and We estssnsV 4
frutss sucs s'sonree as 10 erkiete il to be
, believed, the Baltimore end Ohio rsilrusd
| is sgsin in oar possession, and heA -
dou' { been cffectua,ly destroyed for such .
distance as to make it OF no use to the
encmy for soins time to come, cyeu II our
| troops should be Compelled t. rstresk-
Jackson's men gere rasssty - tke rear
Of the enemy. who were completely routed
and Dispersed, Aeeing on ths. -rsAae thak
held oat the last cLance Of escape. Dhtour
troops were catching them hourly ~ the,
,ceapation OF Martinsburg would ne aouts
lead to the capture Of nearly the whole
army, the larger portion OF it having He'd
| By that route Winchester wss ssk,s
| DEPOT Of supplies, and the amount of
comrnissars and ordnance stores captareA
BY Jackson is reported to be immense. :
Twenty three hundred prisoners are re.
+ ported to have left Front Royal on Moa-
! day, aud are expected to arrive at Stauu-
ton t. morrow or Friday CsAss detaah
n1eEts would be sent to the same; place sa
they were assembled
The Yankee force in the ra.luy at the
time of the attack il is believed only mum
bered ateut twelve thousand, and t5@y
were distributed {, three points, fssaa
ROYAL, Stfssbarg and Wincfestsr
When our men entered Winchester the
scene is described as affecting beyond
measure The streets were crowded with
all sexes, ages .aBa classes, who sntlasiaa
ticslly welcomed their deliveries Ol&
men with tears Of joy streaming down thsir
witLered cheeks, and eyes uplifted 70
heaven, called down blessings on the heads
Of the tronzed veterans to whom they
owed their freedom. Beautiful women.
crowded around them, and vied with each
other in acts Of kindness to the wearied
soldiers, aud sfnid the cheers aud pFsfers
Of ali our brave men pressed on aftsr the
flying foe
What General Jackson's future inten:
tious are is not known, bat that he will,
follow Up closely the good work he has
commenced no one douhts.
His army is said to be 10 gpod 6gh<ing
trim, confident in themselves and their
leader, and In numbers sufficient 60 make
Lincoln tremble in his capitsl
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1862-06-05

The Co's Daily Reporter ia rich on the
Circum.ocution Oficc
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
Agricultural Bureau.

This subject has dcscrvedly claimed much
attention from the wiscst and best men Of our
country for many years past, but until this
session Of Congress it has not received much
favor from our patriotic legislators. Fortu.
natcly bill introduced by Mr.. Lovejoy, es-
tablishing a bureau Of agriculture, has passed
both Houses Of Congress. We now hope
that essential aid may be given to further the
progress Of the vast productive and creative
art of agriculture The Ohio Farmer says Of
this bill: 1.-THE Senate has passed, with
slight amendment, the House bill, establish
ing an independent Department of Agricul-
ture, che duties of which are to acquire and
diffusc, among tho people Of the United
States, useful information on subjects con-
nected with agriculture, in the most general
and comprehensive sense Of that word; and
to procure, propagate and distribute among
the people new and valuable seeds and plants.
The bill provides commissioner, at three
thousand dollars per year, who is to secure
all valuable agricultural information from
books, scientific men, &c. To make report
to Congress from time to time to superin-
tend the propagating garden there; and to
take charge Of the present Agricultural De-
partmcnt Of the Patent Office" We will
give the entire bill when published.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

A COOP CHICKEN PIE.-Joint the chicken,
thoroughly cleanse all the parts and boil the
pieces in just sufficient water until tender
Take them out, and add to the liquor, butter
pepper and salt to the liking; some also put
in wine and additional spices. Line the
sides Of a deep dish with ordinary paste or
pie crust, lay in the chicken, pour over it the
LIQUOR, and distribute about the dish dozen
balls the size Of walnut, made Of butter and
40 r worked together. Cover with paste,
pinch in we'll together about the edges, but
leave an opening in the center for the steam
to escape. The top crust may be ornament
ed according to the fancy. Bake in quick
oven, until the crust is we'll done. This If
well made is one of the most acceptable
"chicken fixins."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

bearing a number of years and are healthy
and in fine condition. This orchard IS on
northern slope Here is the Est:
Johnathan; blood red. w;,,or e.,;.
Striped Sweet Pippin. ""''' 'r"'''
Fall Orring.
Roman Stem.
White Bcllaowcr.
White Winter Parmain.
Red June, winter fruit.
Red Romanitce, early bearing.
Lady Sweeting.
Home Beauty.
White Feather.
Manforth Pippin.
Rails Jennette, best winter fruit.
Sweet June, delicious carly to bear.
Wine Sap.
Yellow Bellfowcr.
RedJunc.
Rambo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

NIGHT SOFIA writer 10 the Country
Gentleman, in reply to one who inquiries how
TO prepare night soil to prevent the effluvia
from arising, says, give my plan, which is !:
First. dig vault, two feet deep, the width
of the privy, and eight long; build SUBJ
stantial wall around it, laid in lime mortar !;
let the privy project over one end Of this
about two feet; the roof to extend over the
whole; board it around and leave door
Then put in load of muck, If it can be had
conveniently; il not, put in clay or loan !;
throw some under the privy, and every four
or five days, or as often as the effluvia be.
gins to arise, remove it; throw it back Of the
vault, and throw more unGer In this way
there is no offensive smell. and in a short
time it will be decomposcd, and fit for use.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

HEN-PERsuADERs, OR "LAYISG AwAr."-
The Springfield Republican in speaking Of a
new (y) invention for hens nest, whereby
the eggs drop through trap door, and SO
deceives the hen that she keeps on laying, is
responsible for the following: "Blobbs met
with loss with one OF the persuaders. Blobbs
had lovely young Shanghai pullet Of bound
less ambition. Blobbs bought pcrsuader,
and his lovely Shanghai used it. She went
upon the nest in the morning. Blobbs saw
her 20, and his heart bounded in him Alas
he never saw her come off again. At night
he visited the persuadcr. In the upper COM
partment was handful of feathers, few
toe-nails, and bill. In the lower compart-
ment were three dozen and eleven eggs -
Blobbs saw it all Her delicate constitution
had been unequal to the effort; and, fired by
young ambition, she had laid herself all
away"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

WooL.-The reports in wool last week are
better. The Ohio Former says, with more
active inquiry from manufacturers, the sales
have been larger, the past week, than for
some time previous, and We notice mere firm
ness in prices, especially for the finer grades,
the stocks Of which are variously estimated.
100000 to 10000 lbs domestic flecccs sold
at 42@5Oc. mostly at 44@4Gc.; no pulled
reported sold.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

The subject Of root crops was taken up.
Mr.. II. s. Hetherington read q payer on
the utility Of roots for winter feeding. He
thought the best roots, in the order OF their
excellence, are ruta baga, mangle wurtzel,
sugar beet and carrot. He said that the ruta
baga can be raised at the rate Of over 400
bushels per acre, on new ground, at cost of
less than three cents per bushel. He gave
the figures in items from his own experience
The cost Of raising the mangle wurtzel is
about the same, and he believed it the best
root known for mich cows. The sugar beet
gather. The earth adheres to the fibrous
roots and renders washing necessary. which
is not the case with the other roots named.
He thought the carrot as a field crop had
been overrated, and that the labor Of digging
them was equal to the whole cost Of raising
and gathering the other roots, beside they
can not, on account Of their delicate tops, be
cultivated SO easily. Freezing does not injure
the suta baga. In 1859 his crop was frozen
in the ground in November and again in the
cellar IN mid winter, yet they remained in
good condition and he continued to feed them
to stock until the following June. Mr.. II.
argued the point that for winter feeding, in
this climate, there. SHOULD be some qualfica-
ton or.modification Of the dry fibrous hay
and straw and the too condensed nutritivencss
Of tho grain and seeds, which now constitute
almost entirely the winter food of farm-stock
in the Northwest. In other words, a healthy
variety should be fed fascinating the animals
winter food as nearly as practicable to that
provided in the vegetable world in the sum-
ncr months. A proper selection of roots
adapted to field culture supplies all that is
required in this respect For fattening pur-
poses roots cannot be relied upon alone, but
should be mixed with grain or meal, but for
stock not designed for strengthening they
furnish the most healthy variety Of winter
food for horses as well as sheep, cattle and
hogs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

To PREVENT HoRsEs FROM KrckiNG-A
subscriber to the Country Gentleman being
possessed Of horse that would kick every
thing to pieces in the stable that he could
reach, and having found 4 remedy for it.
(after trying many Things. such A. lettering
whipping, hanging chains behind him for to
kick against. &c.) sends the same to that
journal. It is simply fastening short trace
chain. about two feet long, by a strap. to
each hind foot, ard let him do his own whip
ping.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
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TIME TABLE NO. II.
TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1859.
Trains MovinR West. Trains Moving East.

ID. M. q w. R. R.-Trains to and from the South
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t1- CoSNEcroNs.--stages leave Earlville the ar
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
PETER MELENpy, EDITOR.
DAD to Spring.


We'll, snrins vo.v eus. NJ last hev voup
The pojt ses VOW ben 4 sittjn in Old Winters
,~P-no~, 1s y"u asna'heu " !uuIs.''
Yose W. o,u ieeI . un us - yoo'
s ~, t''' ,s "s ~. -, .Ion. yoa. ui ~
a.. ~ oTu-u ~, s's's WIS ""S "''"
Ou 'eNc's "e' uo'"'
Well n was sayin
youv cuvn ~ Last Win vour hamy
Hreth" BLOWN from the Northwes-
Wescoustapt or Nebrasky. I sposc
u"'e Au"''s 'o' val" 'eN"'
Now youv cum wen
Eycrvbody's feed an Korn- and thinrs
Ney all been fed out Now luck al ga r1s
Orr Kritters will ycs See our Katel s-* e..
On the lift a hcyir1 to be stedded by
Thur tales when they cjts I'M = morninssi r.
Lux At our hossis watts ali rciuced
70 skeletons weeping over q troft
n" 10 81, - t,,.s ..,...s,
nun "o'' 'ui' " o'''e' isAeiesA'1"'
Lux At them shepe lien In
The tense corners waitin for grass