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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
The Price of Battles.

At the battle of Areola, the Austrians lost
in killed and wounded, 900 men: French,
$4,000. a p" asIh# .asf"
At Hohenlindeu, the Austrian loss was
IA 900; the French $1,000 " s"i
At Austerltz, the Allies, out of 80, 600
men lost $4,000 in killed, wounded or pris4
oners; the French lost only & l2,00o,ssi}o
At Jena and Puerstadt, the Prussians lost
80, 900 men, killed and wounded, and nearly
as many prisoners, making nearly COCOON
all; and the French $4,000 in killed and
wounded. ,-a ,sf.,., e.,.-.-. 8.
At the terrific battle of Eylau, the Rus
slams lost Is, OoOin killed and wounded; the
French 80, OO06H .ytar 1tJ, 1858 as tEa aoa
At Friedland, the Russian loss was I7,-
600 killed and wounded; the French lose
was 5000. ...,-.,-r, ----rI -s ~
At Wagram, the AustrianS and French
lost each $4,000 men, or $4,000 in all, in
killed aud wounded. -.r - = an
At Smolenski, the French loss was IT,
900 men. that of the Russians 10, O0O
At Borodino, which is said to have been
the most murderous and obstinately fought
battle on record, the French lost in killed,
Russians about the same number, making
III oil lOOJOOO ulou III Ou0 DdlIie'
At Lutzen, the French loss was 18, 900
men, the Allies $4,000. go hauoda aes
At Bautzen, the French lost %, 900 men;
the Allies 5000. seg fajI Tss 3aW
At Dresden, where the battle lasted for
days. the Allies lost in killed, wounded and
prisoners, 25, 600 men; and the French be-
tween 10000 and 10000. "o
At Leipsic, which lasted three days, Ma.
poleon lost two narshals, twenty generals,
and about 10000 men in killed, wounded
and prisoners. the Allies 100 officers and
about 40, 900 men-upward. of 100, 900 in
all. a"' D-71t ti'4. +a aiafssa''
Besides, there were several others of mi
nor importance in the foregoing, as to the
loss of men, but large in the aggregate. 80
There were those of the Bridgssof Lodi, q
most desperately contested fight; the famous
battle of the Nile, q sea fight in which Nell
son lost 895 men in killed and wounded,
and the French 5,225 men in killed and
wounded, 5000 prisoners, and 12 out Of the
II chips engaged in the action. 5ass'13
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

wet it well with chamber Stops. From hat
time till next spring have all SCOT from
the sloVe pipes. and the eleansings from the
stove chlmneys. put into the barrels and wet
with slops. When the maggots make their
appearance, l have the contents of the bar
rel we'll shoveled over, and put on to the
onions about an inch deep in the rows. If
it is deeper, it is No matter. The first rain
will wash it down. Last spring the mag
COTS made their appearance when the onions
were quite small. I was afraid they were
spoiled, but applied the dressing, and saw
no more of them" ,.-sr.1s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
Cure of Foot Rot in sheep.

/ have repeatedly used the following
treatment for foot rot in sheep, with com
piete success. Prepare solution of blue
vitriol as strong as il can be made, By pull
verifying and dissolving in warm soft water.
Each hoof should then be examined. thor
oughly cleansed with knife, and if too
long, Gus to the proper dimensions. II no
infection be found, let two men take the
sheep, with leg In each hand, and dip ev-
cry foot into the solution of vilriol. When
an infected hoof is found, carefully pare it
until every particle of the infection is ex-
posed-avoid bleeding the foot if possible.
Then thoroughly saturate the foot with
spirits of turpenrne from vial with quill
inserted in the cork; pour on as much foe
powder as you can make adhere to. the foot
or parts affected, and apply lighted match
to the same; after which dip the foot IN the
solution as above directed. The sheep
should then run on clean floor until the
remedies have had sufficient time to take
effect. O. 7re-- fa r........ -rF.fst ...s. -rg =-
have cured, an entire flock with single
course of the above treatment. But to be
safe, the same should be repeated in FIVE or
seven days, and if any-cases of infection be
found repeat again. Should an obstinate
case be found where the rot has penetrated
into the center of the quick, the sheep should
be put into pen or. small yard by itself,
and subjected every second day to the pre-
scribed treatment. Thoroughness is the
great secret of success in treating the foot
rot. The knife is the principal remedy, if
sharp and skillfully handled d Correspond
ence american AgricWlturiSt. rr,.r.r e.. t...
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
saltin,g stock.

Probably we do not know all the uses of
salt in the animal economy; but few are
obvious. 1t acts bene6cially upon the liver,
yields q supply of soda to the bile and gives
increased nutritive power to food. 1t acts
as vermifuge, keeping the bowels of stock
free from worms, and gives increased tone
to the stomach. 1t tends to prevent rot in
sheep. AS to the amount and the time of
giving it, farmers disagree. Some are &C
customed to salt their stock regularly, once
a week. Many successful farmers keep salt
within reach Of their stock, believing that
they will eat only as nature requires.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
Our Home Enemy.

Kansas is infested With thieves aud rob-
bers. Taking advantage of the distracted
condition of the country thisaclass of char
acters have congregated here and in Missouri
and become the pest and scourge of society.
No man who has. a. good horse can sleep in
quiet; and they who have no money or val
tables to lose, are the only ones who can
feel secure. ga 81 sae9 enc s1hih'
Now a speedy end must be put to thisco
ditiOn of things. Every man who now has
or expects to possess any property, is inter
ested in this matter, and should set his face
as flint against all species of thieving. No
good citizen win fail to denounce the thieves
as earnestly as he does the traitorss for they
are equally our foes, and equally rebels
against the lawsof the land. We say. every
thief is a rebel-he rebels against law and
government; aud, coward-hke, he takes the
night to do his Infamous work. - ~
IF honest men do not telean out these
thieves, the thieves will 'clean them OUT.
of pocket and stock, at any rate. Which
shall it be? Let acts, and not words merely,
answer Oskqloosa L'adepsndent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

LOOK Our FOR THE CURcULIo.-A. P.
Richardson. Norfolk county, Massachusetts,
thinks that his success in preventing the
attacks of the curculio is such as to war
rant him in suggesting his plan to others.
AS soon as the trees blossom, their trunks
are surrounded with cotton saturated with
kerosene oil. This is placed foot or two
from the ground, aud the oil is renewed once
or twice week. as long as the curculio
continues to appear. .-,f-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
GOing to Market In Richmond.

Imagine yourself for a moment, gentle
reader, the father of six healthy aud hungry
children, and going to market last Saturday
in Richmond, Va. You stuff your hat and
all pockets full of shinplasters Of various
kinds, and of Cohfedel ate promises to pay,
whicn scarcely nyone believes in, aud walk
out to do the best you can in the way of a
Sunday dinner.
You had already opened the Richmond
Wing and examined the paragraph headed
Domestic Marketing and it Tejoices you
to find that r
"The provision markets were abundaptly
supplied On Saturday morning with fish,
flesh and vegetables; but the greatest attrac-
ton at present is fish. For three days past,
as will sometimes happen in the mutation of
affairs, thejquantity of fnny lnxuries has
been somewhat lessened, owing TO the high
water; but still there is enough for every
body, and a little more" s 1
So you set out ia good spirits, and CRATE
full to Providence for the ''fnny luxuries, !"
inquire the price of shad. - ~
Five dollars per pair says the fish
dealer, and you turn away with pang Of
disappointment from what the reporter of
the Wing calls grandly ''the monarch of
the fsbes'' to the more modest sturgeon.
Seventy five cents to dollar the pound"
responds the owner.
]'And rockfsh ?'g e siaaaoas'
1ssTbe same 1bss5zz Cd ~ eHa s2s
Sand perch % ~ a1oa ssa
Five dollars per bunch. 49, ~ - \
But the abundance of fish has lowered the
price Of beef-so the Wing assured you, aud
therefore, you determine, perhaps, to do
without fab, and have an extra fine cut Of
beef. rcd bs r ~ as7mos ssa, i,
Zone dollar and a quarter the pound. -
says the butcher. grumbliDg that be is los
ing money at that: and the Wing of the 4th
Instant assures you that 1f 'ss72 sa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
RemedY foT ONION Moo.

A writer in the Country Gentleman says:
Having seen a good deal in the papers
about the onion fy. concluded to tell how
/ treat my onions. Sometime in July /
have barrel set in some convenient place,
put about half bushel of wood ashes IN, it,
then about the same quantity of bones. and
I'll the barrel Two thirds full OF ashes, and
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

The DAmsbire editor who wrote his sedi-
torials With chalk, on the coles of his shoes,
and went barefoot while the printers set up
the copy, has purchased ream CT second
hand envelopes, and engaged girl to turn
them inside OUT @szs ssas9 rIs - aaJe5z
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

Gen. Grant, before be went into the army,
was tanner and currfer. The way he is
tanning rebel hides n Mississippi shows
that be has not forgotten his trsde.9a $50 u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

Coal oil is said to. be sure destroyer Of
bed bugs. Apply itplentifully with a small
brush to the places where they most congrs-
gate. The cure is efectual a1d permanent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

The Mexican war has already cost France
8 1000, 600; no less than 20 900 men are
in Mexico andsmore are to be sent there @lst
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

No man is free who has not the command
over himself. buttsuffSrs MS passions to cons
troll him. SRI ae4s ss1ssqsb 80 &osea.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

During their recent raid in Western V,ir-
GINA, the rebels burnt the library of Gov
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

Why are Jokes ike nuts? Becsuse,t the
drieT they are, the better they crack.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
J. r. SWALLOW,
z. B OR ON ,
JAMES MEAN

JAMES MEANS,
stone Mason, Bricklayer and PIasterer.
Steady to take contracts for any work in his
i i, line, BUILDING STONE and PLASTER
ING HAIR for sale. f.. .... . ... Ugh. .
Elnporia. Kansas, August 3, 1861 2O2
GTAN APPRENTICE WANTED, to learn
thu Nnson's trade. Apply coon.
March 7th, 1863 rlg-gfagg
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Stabt Ri6mono.

Die ~ntiicrn WiteTit6tr RES @sfnudn,reius
.8ireinia MAIDEN mir. auf bic am n6tRtn SPrr,
tag fa'rFnScnoe GTtrass tnsfunbs o ufmsrFiam,
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fOQitn. T. . 80 "3D''"
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9H etr ttutf&sn S6Hfis stisis a& ,ntrR bic.
ice Strfb,E ia bta saatpptn atsau uaS.8afsl
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tuns, NIT tinsm &Urt cline nusstStBnttrf 5rrr,
fSdft htriss ltstrrtn. :. 81.
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J&.rifes. DspartEmfHt,
I RimmpnH 9fsn gRof 1864

.- E n" ~ ~ @SSOe Egse
Gr&p RotiS SO. Die fSIs
ssnpIn CONFEDERATE SffSitTr ipD @snttfne Hnn
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