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Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

~ There seems to be q renewed prospect
Of an exchange Of prisoners. We learn that
the letters Of Commissioner Meredith to Com
missioner Ould have been repudiated BY his
superior, Gen. Hitchcock, who is the real agent
Of exchange. II is reported in the papers that
Gen. Hitchcock has himself opened negotiations
in diferen: spirit with Mr.. Ould with
probable satisfactory results. We observe in
some Northern papers q great pressure upon
the Administration to proceed with exchanges
and much indignation against the inhuman
policy Of stopping.
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16
PLANTERs AHn EaRMEns

IRE hereby notified that officers Of tho
- Quartermaster and Commissary Depart-
ments are only authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for the Tithe on all Produce, under th,
law Of Congress approved April 24th, 1858.
Receipts given hy officers Of the line will no,
be received or held good BY the Post Quarter
masters Of this Bcreau.
4A ff tJ tt .1 -JNO. c. PEAY.
Maj. & Chief Or. Master r-
n45-4t Collection Tax in Kind
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

Mr.. GANrr.-The Chicago Times thus expos
es the miserable fraud that has been practced
on CAN'T by the Federals. But they have used
CAN'T now, and are perhaps done with him. He
will crawl along amongst them awhile subject to
insult and neglect, and soon be no more heard of.
"The Jacobin journals are extensively re-
publishing an address to the people of Arkan-
sas, by Mr.. E. W. CAN'T, prominent citizen
Of that State, lately an officer in the rebel
army. Being taken prisoner by the Federals,
Mr.. CAN'T has been thinking the matter over,
and sensibly comes to the conclusion that Sc
cession is hard road to travel, and should
never have been attempted. In this opinion,
there are few who will not agree with him.
But Mr.. Gantts letter is dated October 9TH,
before the elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania,
and most probably before he had heard Of
Summers new theory Of State suicide. His
entire argument and appeal lead to the follow
ing point:
The shortest way, in my opinion, to resume
our relations with the Federal Government is
to instruct Hon. W. K. Sebastian to take his
seat In the United States Senate. 1t is by all
means desirable that such instructions be so
clear that the United States Government be At
no loss to see that our people are loyal, and
that Mr.. Sebastian may have but one course
Of conduct left. I feel sure that he will re
spond favorsbly to your wishes
Aeo Odutt kuOWu tuot HIS Dtutc 10 COH-
sidered by this Administration as politically
dead, possessed Of no rights save what it, in
its imperial power, chooses to ,ccord, and
liable to be dismembered, or consolidated with
Missouri or Kansas. he would probably have
spared himself the labor of preparing this ad
dress. Should Hon. w. K. Sebastian present
himself on the floor Of the Senate, claiming to
represent the State eff Arkansas, Senator Sum
ner would laugh in his face. "Arkausas-the
State OF Arkansas!" he would say, s'there is
no such State in the Union. There is a coput
morfumm-the remains of dead State beyo ond
the Mississippi, which once answered to the
name Of Arkansas; but, my dear sir, it is now
asutjugated province, and you and your pso-
pie may be thankful if We spare your lives
for You are oil rebels, and We must have your
Pfoperty, and yonr niggers anyhow" Does
Mr.. CAN'T suppose the people Of Arkansas are
prepared to accept these terms! II he himself
prepared to accept thsm?"
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

OPENING THE RIvxR.-The Chicago Times
Of the 18th nlt says that Cincinnati journal
noticipg the departure Of steamer for New
Orleans, remarks that it is the first time since
the wal commenced that Cincinnati products
bsvs been clipped to the Southern metropolis.
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

~ Cincinnati dispatches do not speak ex-
ulti1gly Of the Chattanooga Affairs. They say
only that on the 25th ult all was satisfactory,
and that Hooker had secured . position on
lookout -.4--'
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

ETHEKDGE.-This is one of the Federal dupes
who rejected his kith and kin and countrymen,
and sold himself to the North He has been
baked of his pay. He raves. He fumes at
the mouth He is filled with grand disgust.
See how he goes on in a letter to the Chicago
Times:
"At present, however the capital Is safe, and
the army is safe. This amazing statement il
made by the administration organs, and the
people are expected to be jublant over the fact.
Safel Shameful, humilating confession. Safe
from what? Safe from capture by the rebels
whom we have been fighting for nearly three
years! Safe from capture by the rebels, whose
ports we have blockaded; whom we have de-
prived of mails and medcines; whose backbone
has been broken a dozen times; whom we have
ridiculed as ragged, starving and dirty; to whom
at first we refused the rights Of beIigerents;
with whom for a long time we refused 10 ex-
change prisoners; whose privateersmen we
loudly boasted we would hang as piratesl Safe
from capture by the rebels, whose military pow
er, as Mr.. Seward lately assured the world was
broken and entirely exhausted Safe from zap
ture by the rebels, to conquer whom we
are now called upon to raise the pititiiul num-
Der of three hundred thousand more men, in
addi ton to the seventeen hundred thousand
whom these pesky rebels have already kept 50
actively employed Safe! safe indeed! Oh.
shame where is thy blush? Will we ever con-
quer the rebels at this rate! Besides how are
we to emancipate, confscate, suhjugate and
smalganate by remaining 'safe" in our capital?''
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

CouxrzHIE1rs.-9ur State Treasurer, Mr..
Cunningham, has shown us counterfeit
Treasury Warrant Of the denomination Of tens,
which have been largely introduced into this
portion of the State. The plate is an execra-
Bile job of work, and the bills can deceive no
one whose attention may be called to the SUBJ
jsct We give the most marked differences be-
tween them and the genuine. In the caption
Of the genuine, the letters Of Arkansas
Treasury Warrant" are all distinctly separa-
ted by small white space In the counter
felt the letters K and touch at the bott6 m,
and the shading of I and r runs together in
. blurred manner at the top. In the genuine
there 10 . clear space between the letters A and
T. and the letters A and r in the words State
Of Arkansas" In the counterfeit the shading
Of these letters runs together without any
break. On the other hand, the words ten
dollars in the genuine have q great deal of
shading, especially about the letters T and E,
which seem to touch. In the counterfeit the y
are, clear and separate, whilst in the genuine
the letter is white inside, and filed with
shade in the counterfeit. The figure OF the
negro to the left in the genuine has features
visible, is barefooted and with pantaloons torn
off above the ankle. In the counterfeit the
face is . dark blurred mass, and the pantaloons
seem to extend down over the foot The dog
at the bottom of the genuine has small shad-
ow. In the counterfeit the shadow is much
larger. The counterfeits are numbered in red
ink, but this may be changed.
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

+ FAvoRs.-We continue under renewed obli-
cations to our excellent friends for late papers
and dispatches. We compile from them the
account Of the battle at Chattanooga.
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

r those nrei,,ilicad
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

q. ins vincers. .ps :
Washington telegraph., 1863-12-16

apprehension and conhnmenl
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IoRsu-sTABLE FLoons.--On this subject
tho Ohto Farmer says:
As the winter approaches, thc rrulont
horscman will look to the condition Of his
stables, that they may bo in order to receive
his stock when they can no longer be left
20 range upon tho fields Where good, firm
and dry footing can be secured, it is bottrr
10 have au earth lpor than To- stand the
horse on planks. We wcro particularly
pleased with stables of tho Ladd brothers,
of Jefferson county, daring eur visit TO that
place. yhe brothers UpdeEraph also have
their stable bottoms oi earth, which OF their
limestone hillsides 10 firm and dry. viii
liam II. Ladd has u nice, smooth bottom
both TO his horse-shblcS and shcep-yard
made from quarry waste, packed like "A Ne
AdaInizoI road, aud 80 ccmontcd with its
own dust as 10 defy water or horse shoes
from penetrating it
with an earth floor horses need lcss bod
ding than if compelled to stand upon planks,
Speaking of bedding, rcminds Us of the fact
that III this season OF scarcity of l0dder il
will be we'll to look out for bedding other
than straw, which can be used for fodder
For this purpose the best material is saw.
dust, and now before tho heavy fall rdius
set in is the time to lay in u lot for the win
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Sabbath 4sradlna.
THERE couEs 4 TINE.

THERE CONES 4 TINE.
There cuincs urnr When We grow old
And like a sunset down tho sea
Slope gradual, aud the night wind, cold,
Comes Whispering sad and chccriuglv
ind locks of gray
a. winters DAY,
And eyes of sad1est hlur behold
The leaves all weary drift away,
Aud lips of faded coral say,
There comes tiuc when We grow old
There comes time when ioyous hearts,
Witch lcnprl ns leaps the laughing main,
All dad =" all save uiompry,
vrt spncr in hi, dungeons chain
Aui dawn Of day
Hath passed away,
yhr mpou hath into darkness rolled
Nrl hy The cnbors wan aud gray,
! hear u voice in whisper say,
Thnrc COMES time when We grow old
7hcrr comes q umr when m,uhools prime
p, shurdnl m thr mist ol yeats,
AMI b'art, fading like dream,
ljith pissed away iu sil"nt tears
Aud then how Grthi
Put OH the spark
That kulri Youth Ia hvca uI gold,
Still buus with cl.ar aH1 steady ray,
Aud fond affections, lingering, say,
Thcrr cou'ca tine Whon wc grow old
There comes Il time when laughing spring,
And golden summer, cease tp bci
kul we pat on tho autumn robe,
20 tread the last dcclirir.
iiut pow the slope
with rosy hope,
Beyond the snu-c; We behold
Another dawn, with ialrcr lglo,
While watchers whisper ihrough the night,
There Is time when wr.shall not grow old.
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TREATMESr oy kicEING COWS c. or
Norfolk, Connecticut says in Il letter to the
-syricHhUrIstt
The following treatment, which I have
fried somc years, has never failed ta stop
the evil Put strap round the COW just in
front of O,c bug, uud buckle it rather tight
If lkc COW tries to- kick, draw the rtryp 3
lttle tighter. She will never get u,cd To- it,
and l. never does any injury. Sho will kccp
on eating as usual, but has no inclination
20 lift her feet or even walk about
This many answer the pugpoS; the expert.
mcnt is tasily tried
"lu witness whereof, We hereby tcSG(y To-
having tried tho above successfully, Years
ago upon thrcc-ycar OLD hoilor. 1t is "a
sure pep every time, ~, H. JwwH gt
-lyrictkHrc
I'VE tried it This fan upon atwoycar o,G
lleiler, and it worked like a charm .uJsS,
PioWghmar,
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farm aud Household
rhe Farmers CrreH.

4 local contemporary gives the follow
irg: I'VE believe in small larms and
thorough cultivation. The soil loves to eat
as well as itsuvncrs aud uucht therefore to
bc uurturcd; VIC /, love in large crops, which
leave the land better than thcy found it
making both farm aud rirmer rich at once.
We believe in gciue TO Tic hottoln things,
aud therefore in dccp plowing aud enough
pf it all the better if With subsop plow.
We believe that the best fertilizer Of any
soil is the spirit OF industry, enterprise aud
intelligence; without this, llma apl gypsum,
bones and green manure, NAL ar plaster,
will loo of little usc. We believe ia gool
funoes, COOL birns, COOL iurmhuusc. good
stock aud good orchards We believe in
a clean Kitchen, neat wife in il, clean
cupboard. dairy and conscionce. We lluH
" disbelievo ia iartHers that Will not ina
prove. ~ fsrms that grow poor every yclr
in starved cattle, ia farmers boys tur"iug
into clerks and merchants in farmers duugh-
tors unwilling to work, aud ln all farmers
who are ashamed Of thcit honorable yoca.
vion --SttBHfc iHcric1R.
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FLrpIso SwiNE--DiGyrcut experiments
have been made in faitcning hogs, but the
one most deserving noticc was in the State
o! Marylaul The Agricultural Society OF
that State instituted an inquiry iEto the
relative merits Of two modes OF feeding, aud
tho following is one of tho results: On the
first day of December, tour shoals If tko
samc breed nearly of ~ size, aud az wuch
alike ia every respect rs could bo selected
from herd, were made chulco ci, each be-
ing carefully weighed, and placed in rim sle
stye where their food could be exactly rog
ulated Two of them wcighud over one hun.
drud aud eighy-hvc pounds Thcse We're
fed on ono gallon each of shcNcd Indian
corn, the gallon weighing seven pounds
This was tho allowance for twcHty-ioUr
hours AND as much water "a was needed The
other two were fed ON halt as much by
weight, of Indian meal male into h1sty pul-
ding, with a little salt Tho seven pounds Of
meal whom cooked Weighed thirty pounds
and measured three gallons B,loro the
cxperim3 mt had progressed u fortnight, it
WAS perceived that the two feG Oh hasty
pudding were eutstripng the two fed on
whole corn; on the thirty.fourth day they
were again weighed; tho coru.(ed ones To-
gcther weighing twenty-five pounds rFGre
than they did on the first of Hcccmher,
while the two lei on mush--haif tho guam.
tity--had gained forty.iour pounds Er
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some Facts ADomt the ministry.

Tho following sentences in lottor all
dressed by nr. i. G.. Holland 10 Il mechanic,
who W.T., in the habit of ahscuting himself
from public church services, are worth
punlcriug:
Ono great reason why you should 60 10
church ON sabbath is, that yOu need iutcl-
lectutl nourislneut aud stimulus which
You can only get there. suppose that you
do not crtcn consider the fact. that the
greatest amount Of genuine thinking in the
world is done by preachers J suppose you
may never havo reflected that, amidst all
this din of business ana elashing of various
irtcrests--in tho midst of the C,amors and
horgors Of war, the universal pursuit of
amuscmcuts, and the vauities and uani'ies
of fashion and the Indulgence Of multitudI-
mons vices, there il II class of sclt-dcnying
mau, of the best education and OF the best
talents and habits, who in their quiet rooms,
are thinking and writing upon the nobIest
themes which can engage any mind.
Among these men may bc found the FIN
est minds which the age knows-thc most
splendid specimens of intellectual power
that tho world contains. The bright con
snmmate il,wcllf our American college sys-
tcm is the American ministry. Among these
men are many who are slow-stupid, If you
lllNlhl Cn l-bUi llbCC Is not one Ill oN'
thousand OF them who does not know more
than yeu. You can learn something Of
them ALL while some POSSESS more brains
and more available intellectual power than
you aud all your relations combined. ! tell
you that if you suppose the American pull
pit to he contomptjbc, You arc very much
mistaken. Won have staid away from it
ton years. BacinS all the ten years have
attended its weekly ministrations, and |
have a better right to speak of it than you
have, because know more about it. tell
you that have received during ten years
moro intellectual nourishmcut and stimulus
from the pulpit than from all other sources
combined, yet my every day pursuits are
literary, whlo yours arc not"
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Wall Paper.

4 VERY LARGE STOCK Of MAIS and
WINDOW PAPER lust received AZ the
Drug S,.r'. vl.,a Ncp IN sell al the hcry loa est
figure.
rECk ~ HAMILTON.
1.rr, n.- N#-i. &C. lcsF
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Vt>rGM.- To eight gallons rain water
add three quarts mnlaSscs lut into ~ ca,&
aud shake well few tipcs them add two
or three sponiuS Of yeas, ll in tuWm'r,
place thc cask in the sun; If in winter,
near the chimney, watrc IL may b, warm.
!n ten or hl,ecr days add tb"r. q brown
paper, torn in strips, dipped IN mpases -
Tho paper will in this way, torn what
il called the "molher.' or Life of the vine
gar"
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CU,ECoAL f0p SN'>F. In every no, pen
thorc should bo deposited, wtckl, % quau-
tity of charcoal, The hog eagerly dcyuurs
this substauce, aud is greatly benefited by
its constant use, II prevents many nm
pleasant diseaSs, and contributes largely
10 the fatty seeretions.
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" person faiutS,' place him ou las
back and let him alone be wants artcral
blood te the bead and IL is easier fur the
heart 70 throw il there la "A horizontal Inc
aiish rerptudicuJr0
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BouISG porATors This is a tomulW Lot
each meGs bo Of equal size, Lot tAy V.uar
boil before putting Ihe p0Ntoc6 ia Nhcu
done, pour of the water and scatter three
or four table-speOnsMls of salt covor the
fire for short time. Watcry potatoes are
made mealy by this process How simple
rs the process yet how few understand it,
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PICKLE FOR BEEr,--r0 eight pounds OF
water add two pounds of brown sugar, olr
Quag, Of Irolasses, fear tuu,rs g., saltpc,rr.
and fine salt till il will float an esg. Becl
put up in this way will keep good without
absorbing So much salt as TO make it hard
and tough when cooked.