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New York. Aug. |

New York, Aug Is.
The Commercials WashiDgtonl special
Gays Gov. Brough bad an intervi{w with
the President yesterday on Ohio affairs
Iiearu that Gen. Grant has cone ian.
postant movemests in visv mot proper Il
indicate nov. A lsrge number Of trans
ports have been sent down the river, ane
it ID surmised tha. they are to assist il
moving Gen. Grants troops. Large bodie.
Of cavalry have been brcught here.
A hssvy movement mp the Shsnandoaf
Valley is looked for soon.
Gen. Hood il supposed to Be largely re
iuiorced. and the captare of Atlanta uay
Be delayed.
Tho Richmond Examiner says tha
Chsmbessburg vas burned BY order 0
Gen. Early, in case one hundred thous
and were not paid - remuneration /,
Senators Hunter and B,seier and Genera
Lse, whose houses we're DESTROYED b,
Geu Hunter.
Information has been received that tn
rebels intesd making another raid.
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Headquarters Army PStomss, |
Aueu4t "A.
Gen. Burnside Vas ~ rslievpd yester-
day, and ieft hss commsad las( evening.
Gen. Wilcox i temporarily in|comnsed
Of the 9th corps.
It Vas reported last week that the enc
my would make nank sttaek % our left,
but up to this time NO demonssl htion haa
been made.
Everything at headquarters i perfect
b quiet.
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The 0ebils vietery--Aa Aeesunt from
Fsfrasutl
New Yokk, Aug. Is.

Tarrsgu. iu letter to dpm. Palmer ..
New Orleans, says at an 1eariy hour on
the 10Th, our feet lsshed two ard two,
.siled into the pass case under the guns
of Fort Morgan, pouring in broadside af'
ter broadsids of grape and canister. thus
driving the gunners from their places and
leaviag our vessels exposed only 10 the
fire from Fors Gaines and Powell, which
of course was less effective on account
of The distance. At the same time Gran
gers Land Battery enfladed Fort Games,
and caused the evacuation and blowing
up Of Ft. Powell.
In passing the Forts, the Oneida re-
ceived . shot which temporarily disabled
her machinery. But she vas safely tovej
throagh the Ere by her cousor.. Oar
mopitos Tecumseh, one of the foremost,
was sunk almost instantaneousiy carrying
down about loo men, including Captain
Crane. The gunboats having passed o.,
of reach of the Forts we're pursued By the
formidable rebel ram Tennessee md three
iron-clads. The ram Vas immediately
attacked aud battered 90 effectuxlly be
vas obliged to surrender ia . few min,
utes. The ram 10 but slightly inju,ed -
Lieut.. Prenti.s Of the Mongahelia los
both legs. Capt. Mallory Of the Onsid,
lost IN arm.
| New York, Aug. Is
/ The Herald's of Mobile correspondent
says when the Selma surrendered to Oh,
Metacomet, on boarding her il Wa fuun'
she had lost feaifully. Her deck Va
covered with dead and dying aud he
scupper run With blood. Her commando
Lieut.. Comstock, formerly of the U
oavy; Was lying dead across tho breach Q
10 gun with his bowels torn out.
The Tennessee attempted TO avoid th
: monitors. and made for the wooden ship
but the asg ship and Mouopgehaiia 70!
lowed her up. The latter struck the Te1
nsssee amid ship and with her serribl
PROV causing the huge rebel nonitos I
reel like drunken man. The Hdrttor
then grsppled the Tennessee. but turtle
9 blood -shed was saved By the latter hois
ing the white 1sg. The same horfih
J slaughter Was visible here ss % tie Sslut
, Capt. Girard is now commasdsr Of ii
8 captured ram. We captured near 80
priso0sfs. Our army has posssssios |
: Dauphiu Island. The Hartford IL il
q jured. Noae of our other ships were il
= jared except the Oneida. A largo FORK
: Of our soldiers hsve marched from Pens
9 eols to invest Fort Morgan and prsvsl
the escape Of the garrison.
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The Pursuit u EARLY.
Worlds Special
New York Aus


In saddle. Shenandoah Valley, August
18th. a. m.-The rebels continue to re.
treat, and are Supposed to Be on their
way to Strasburg or Front Royal.
The weather 10 intensely hot; but. de-
spite this, the mes are 10 excellent march
ing order, and the aoyement 10 - npid
as possible.
The enemy has the start ahead of ne,
however, and If he costumes to retreat,
the pursuit is likely to be Tong, and bat
tie rome days distant. Doubtless Earl, 8
policy is to retreat further before giving
battle, as By reG eating he draws US far
thsr from our base, while be gets nearer
his and nea rer position where he can
be reinforced before lighting. The par
soit, however, Is conducted b. one 10
whom tho army have great confidence,
and the strength Of this force has already
been calculated for emergencies
A'ddletowD, Aagust l2.-Our cav
airy came mp with the rear guard of tbs
enemy here early this morning. and I
slight skirmish ensued 10 town. Our in
fantry was close st the heels of the cav
airy.
The rebels are in line-of-battle opposi,,
Cedar Creek, across Staunton pike, be.
tween two and three niles distant. The,
occupy high land, beyond which form
q strong defensive position. They ar
said to have two lines of battle half . mil
lsug. 8. ii fE
| They, like us, have been severel
marched, and. being close pressed, ma
have seized this opportunity Of securin
| this positios for rest.
i Cedar Creek, 1925 p. m.-Our Skin
mishers have just crossed the creek an
are now skirmisI,ipg With the enemy. Ou
own skirmish lin es and those Of the enc
my are plainly p,srosivsbls, and firing
moderately brick.
The enemy's kiruishes are Just il th
edge 81 the wood beyond the position
their line-of- battl Q, and are visible on dil
hnt bills. r y s. -
No artillery fir ing has taken place.
5:1O >. MT hs rebels nowFshow then
selves on . dists q sidesy where ohsefi
portion Of their ne-of-battle was ses
before. s xsSxs.szm
4 They have uper,ed upon our skirmi'
line from i've guns posted IN the advan
in IN sdmirabis position, bat hs
done DO damage.
n 6kirnishing - still goisg - cad =
uas iivelisf. 0sr Artillsry i jusl rep
s ing. pes -
9 Two prisoners sar tursd - sGorso'
8 a'v's'oe, OF E~sll's = wps, : innsdias'
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The Chicsgo Tribune says the friende
of Lieutenant Colonel Robert w. Smith
Of this city, chief OF Gen. Stoneman's .
STAFF, will be glad to hear that the report
ot his capture BY the rebels vas untrue.
From letter dated Marietta, Ga August
Sd, 1864, to Fernando Jones, E-q, his
former associate in business here! We are
permitted TO make the following extracts:
MARIETTA, Ca. Aug, 3, 1854.
/ have occasion to thank God that /
am enabled to wri,s you from this point,
or even 70 write ut oil, and an not pris-
os,er With those damaabie rebels. cau-
not 20 into particulars Of our istd .raid.-
Suffice to say that ~ got 70 Aacpn, and
after pretty hard fight there, destroyed
three trains AMI large amount BIZ quar-
ternaster and commisssry stores, Ind sev.
eral miles Of railroad track betwt bn Ma.
con and AiIledgevilIc We started back
ct Z o'clock in the afternooo, ia-t SAtur.
day, and II dark met skirmishid g force
Of the enemy that had been sent dfter us.
and skirm,shed With them all night. A.
daylight We again started, and bad no,
proceeded two miles until We fv4ud the
enemy ia large force in our front and on
esch flank and after ~ hadfougAt them
most ssubbornly for three hours, Ie found
that tho force that was at Macon the da,
befure we're coming directly in our rear
and in less than thirty minutes Ne were
completely susroundsd-our force mum
bering about 1000, the enemy's aO00.-
We fought them, however, until i've Il
the evening, when General Sionerian tol,
ne il was no use to have the men slsueh
tered, and that he must surrender. bu
that any Of us Who felt like il might ca
eur way out il We thought We could.
tgot the Kentucky brigade, and, upon con
sultation with CsioDel Adams, We detsrm
insd 70 mike the attempt, and went out
i A largo number followed, so that out Q
.hs l. 500 men |. Il q the time (40o ha,
been killed, wounded and captured durir
the day, at least l,lO0 escaped. W
we're vigorously pursued and fought on
way most all the way, and arrived her
to-day. after trsvsliog about l50 miles ,
ksep elssr ~ points where she enemy ha
forcss, and crossisg the CAatsahooche
sons 30 miles shove here--s wimming i
! Ous raid was sot altogeshera failuse. 4
" did > great deal Of damage. Ths.Ges
erS and about one-hslf of the ofIee
wers captured. With oar two oauusu "a
|. abost CO0 men, captured. killed -
j. Iwcup1sd. After ~ loft. Colonel Cupron
briees lot vsfy hsasily--I sanaos n
Ito1 1laE presume the papers III
IptlSh - GesSfal 6sonemas. Wsll ]
tksa pikeh ~. He atsrted With 100 Fl
i Imes togo 80 hr from home; but no n.
. uadef heaven could have done besssr wi
( what he had. I never have sndursd d su,
4 hasdships q on this trip, Not mig
during Che time did Islssp usDrS lhan
y hoar, and that on the road With nv b
pktdls- min in my had. ny horas, ,hsd 4
= saddle Of only tuics during the trip.
nsssr xss u spnh dssaess With % lii
= hope d achieving snyshisg By my lsa,
aad / hope LnaJ never = agais. +
u ssrs killed ~ The bursliag cf ahsll' !
ell hIe~ps ~ - pisces 0itAa. lhyee .les.
ns. sd ~ ~ ~ bsfhiSd Ts =
" rou nor1ing ~ lsaas hsre for shs IA
As 1S1 = W. ezsn
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Waahinoton. Aun. is.

Warrington. Aug. Is.
The following elisisl dispeGohss havs
been rsceived By the navy dspaftmsus:
eFlsksship Hartford, AsblIs Bsy, Ase.
ISL have the hosor 70 rspsrt y tke
Department that this mornise I sntsesd
Mobile Bay. passing besween Rorss Nor
gan and 0aiats. asd in sessapterjng tn
Febel rAm Tennessee asd the ReUboats Oi
~ ensny. w: SSlnay alprran md
Gaines. The sttackina lsss sal6s und4s
|WkJ y SAS I'D IL shs following oraee
The BeUokiya vitA ths OctososA an 81
! ||'p0fs 6ids, she Hartford viii - Meta,
fosnsA ~ Risdnoad Win ~ PeS 3 -
~ Laseassla sisA - eselssls. -
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!lps hn sssaned ) posision sisssn miles
ebsA q tpe laet point, and ab4us I mile
from the railroad line !; thesds srtsnds
eosth around ths city 70 ths Cisttasooaa
road. a. - 80
/ SLsrmn j. making grAdssl }pproeshe.
aad e very near The snsnyss 2afks.
L y thosght Hood Aas received rein
'fofoements. ~ uz s84
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O0eial Dispatshss ffso nlshils. (
Washington, Aug. Is,

Warrington, Aug. 10.
Official dispatches have bsen received
BY the Navy Department. from AduirsI
Farragut, dated Mobile, Aug. 6th, eon-
6rming the accounts heretofore rsceited
Of our success there.
After the Tennessee surrendered, The
rebel guuboats Gaines and Morgan sue.
ceeded in getting under the protection ol
Fort Morgan. This terminated the 20
tion Of the day.
Farragst sests Gag Of truce 70 tbs
commanding officer of Fort Morgan,
Brig. Gen. r. s. Page, saying that ii
he would allow the wounded of the feet,
~ we'll - their own. to bs taken to Pen
sscola. where they voald be bettsr cared
for than here, he would send . vessel 4
Gen. Page consented, and The Metacome,
wss dispatched for that purpose.
The loss on our side was 40 killed, 88
wounded.
On the rebel ram Tennessee were csp
tured 20 officers and over 10 men. On
the Selma were taken 80 officers and
men. -
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Headquarters Army Of Potomac. !
August a. 1
Considerable firing has been kept up
ell night between the picksts on the cen.
ter and right.
Yesterday morning about daylight,
hsavy firing wac heard in the direction ol
James river, which lasted for about twe
hours.
It is reported to have been au attack by
some rebels on working party pf Gen
Buffers. who are outing . esn@l across
on small peninsula on James RIVER.
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Leavenworth, Aug Is,
The Atchison Press has Eews from the
Little Blue that the Indians on Sunday
commenced an indiscriminate murder Of
whites on that section Of the stage route.
Station keepers, settlers. and all arc Ieav-
ing. The Overland mail coaches have
al stopped running.
The Dacotah Union says everything 10
the natare Of crops in the Missouri val
ley, from Fort Pierre to Sioux City, has
been ruined in the short space Of two
days by grasshoppers. II ssys that .
supply OF food must be imported to sub
sis, the people The ensuing year.
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a DIscRRDTrABLE CRxDrr.-We have
occasion to quite from the Muscatipe
journal SO frequently that from mere
force Of habit We sometimes credit II with
the productions of the Courier. An in
stance of the kind happened in our paper
yesterday. in attributing dirty fing ol
the Courier at Gen. Beiknap to the Josr.
nal.
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81 The Copperhead press are just
now making hero and MARTYR Of that
uprivalled sneak and ft com mpanion of Old
Buchanan. Gen Don Carlos Buell.. A
few months ago Buell. was deprived oi
his position rs Major General of volun.
teers, and thereupou he writes a le.te,
resigning his petty position in the regular
army, and assigns as reason his diss
greement with the Administration in il,
war policy.
Exactly, but that war policy was an
nounced more than Two years ago, yet q,
long as Buell. continued to receive tn,
salary Of Major General. he acquiesees
in silence, and his patriotism aud indie
nation never found voice till his rank an.
salary were reduced.
A 6t hero and martyr is this sam
Don Carlos Buell. for the miserable lead
ers OF party who oppose the Govern
ment of their country and sympatbis
with slaveholding aristocracy 10 arm
to overthrow it.
The Circleville Union SAYS that on Nor
day last three house sebreshers vp,. h;Ilad /;
Lancaster. O., while forcing An su,ranc
into the house OF soldiers wife. bv
wounded soldier. whom the ladv's hosn
taiity had received the evening ure,;o,,,
One OF the burglars vae recognized = II
lady's brosher-in-law. She bad ;.,t :,
ce'vsd $500 Iron her husband in the :,
my, and Il is supposed that was ths temr
tation which brooght the men on the
evil and disastyous esrapd.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIP.

PERS-I have just recpiv% the follow ing order
eernng receiving Of eghts for Transportation and
the drvs~y VI frcighs transported tine Of roads
This will govern cur transactions In future.
H. L. SHEPHERD, Genl Agt
GRIAr wEsrrsy q 7. Asy In a iowa r. n Coz. I
sgPf.s oFricz, Springfield, Aug :, 81
H. i. SHEPHERp, Gep1 Agt-Ssr Under the late act
Of Congress- making il necessary Internal keve
nae Stamps conducting the business OF tbis Line you
will be governed by the folloEing rnlss:
l. Each receipt which you give for property tn be
transported over, ON, this Lane of Reads ast be
stamped with = TIVE cs,-t stamp
All receipts taken for freight which has arrived At
its nzi destination, deverei TO connecting Lines 10
be forwarded must be stamped with two stamp
fis stamp niust Be put on by this party giving te
ceipt
Z All receipts which You give for the psyt.ent Of
freight delivered under kuie T. for twenty
dciar- tso oysr, must be stamped by yoo sih two
cent stamp. ~Gf
l. All Vouchers, when rceeipsed, OF any kind, for
Of twenty dollars ul over, must be stamped
| With tuo cent stamp
| s. kvsry stamp used under either Of the preceding
rules be furnished and cancsed by the skner OF
receipt voucher by putting thereon his initials aud
/ the date, in ink.
THE penalty omttine stamp or falling can
eei sie rane h hundred osrs Tor each and every
oense sd instrument not stamped Il invalid and
/ OF no ens1 TIIoS KNaP.
AagS-du Superintendent.
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Nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED,
{ l. / X f N f s S ES,
such that when this lip Of hesh in dust sa he these
ieke miniatures, necAing at decay vill sun be fr-sh
and vivid to-day. :
The place to get them is 1t
HAMTLLs GALLERY
East side Of Thirdst, bet. Main asd johnson
anglsd
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The Davenport Democrat and the Mus.
catine Courier, in utter ignorance OF the
facts and Of the status of Gen. Belknsp,
seek to make capital for the Copperhead
party BY most villainous and slsnderoui
attack upon Gen. Belknsp and the Ad.
ministfstiou. The pretsncs spon which
they make this onslaught is that Col,
Hall Of the llth lows, whom they repre-
sOnt as Copperhead, Vas entitled to this
appointment rather than Belknsp, whom
they stigmatise as an Aboliionist, and
charge with cowardice and incompetency.
Now, their own favorite Colonel Hall
efectually disposes of this latter charge.
and the circumstances attending the sp-
pointment show that there was nothing
political. and certainly nothing Abolition.
al, about it. Col. Hall vas 10 command
of the Brigade which Included Col. Bel.
knap's regiment, the 18th Iowa, in the
battle of the 2ed, and. as commanding
officer, Col. Hall selects Col. Belknap for
special commentator in his official re-
port, and speaks Of him as follows:
"Col. Belknap commanding the 18th
Iowa displayed at all times the highest
qualities of the soldier. cheering his men
by his voice, and encouraging them by
his personal disregard of Danger"
The record of personal gsliantry and
soldierly bearing made for himself in the
battle of the 22d is Of . piece with the
entire career of Col. Bslknap since he
entered the service, as his own command
and his superior officers have frequently
testified
Again, the appointment to Brigadier-
ship was made on the Recommendation of
the General in the field, and emanated
direct from the army. and was, of course,
based upon his military qualifications and
services/exclusively. And as incidental
evidence of this fact we quote from the
Atlanta correspondence of the New York
Tribune, dated July 3O,h. Having spoken
of the promotion Of Colonels Hascsll and
Reilly, of Scho6elds army, to Brigadier-
ships, the correspondent goes on to say !:
"Besides these. learn that there have
been three similar promotions made ip
the Army of the Tennessee, and three 10
that of the Cumberland, making eight in
oil. 1t may not be known that q large
portion of the brigades have heretofore
been commanded by Colonels.
Ishould add that these appointments
were made, as learn, at the Instance Of
Gen. Sherman. upon the recon- M endation
OF the respective division and corps com.
manders, aud are tribute to worth and
military ability 10 the field, as seains, Do
litical Generals who have deserted the
post Of duty and sought promotion by
going to the rear"
Col. Beiknap was one of the six for
tuuase Coionels mentioned in the above
paragraph, and owes his appointment
not TO the favor of politicians, At home
or at Washington, but to the recommen-
dations of the Generals in the field, and
if anybody is to be abused for it, let the
Copperhead press pitch into the respon.
sible parties.
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NEW FIRA-We have sold our stock
4 Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods 10 s.
frank Co. who will the the cid
stand 50 Main street.
Thanking friends and the public for their patron
agr we would respectfully rcoonmend thes,
ees~ors- HESS L sTKRN.
augi5d3t
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Albauy. Aua. Is.

E.1s Albany. Aug. Is. 4
A break occurred in - canal ysster.
day . lev miles lhis sids. oF echsnsctady,
Il viii taks three days 70 repair il.
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MISS "A, PAYNTER win teach The
W. ~ ee Cutsaar Lads, a. Chilarsss 0pshInk
An vh6 Asss nlliss o. vAose xisAine 70 nakefw ta
sslvss others S1yiRg their needle for sunPoe
~ ase3esf P.,s, ~ in'sss's = sa''.s =. ~
81 - -. - -, .sv.g -. Hs,es.ts $50
= s.sesag h0sp nAs.asasstfu.
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EXTRA cHARG Es.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JACOB =. MEYER.
Bet Main and Johnssn, on East side 3D. s..
KE OK CK,

s- st orencd his and Shoe Store and bes leave
% inform The Ladies and pubh q kekuk and vicinity
that he always ready. with Che grestrss respect
4 .f.fe his cr,.to IA
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EOR SALE-SU acres unimproved
u Land situated in the g. quarter Of Section No. 6.
TE % and Range vest Pleasant Ridge Tp Lee Co.,
Iowa. Price 81 per scrc with good tftis sale
II. B. 1ES-EYCk,
angqA Real Estate Agent.
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PROOF RAlME.
LA STREET sCENE sffer the assassination Of
Aasaf---.- Slaa kspeare-
H-THE RISING. from Wild wsgoner'-.- Read.
rH-ROsIN HDpD---.-...-.... ssr " alter s<x.tt
R-BARB Ara TEIETCfiIE hstfisr
N-DkIFTfSG-.--s. .-.. a. Read
H.
Light AT THE YogD-................Rs Read
II-BRlD4iE OF StGHs-.--......... A...... Hns.i
uL-CH ARGE 0s THE LIaaT RREGADR Tennyson.
" -PickwICK IN A DILEMMA--.-....---.....Di Dickens
y-sHIP % STATE. tpstrsctic) Barker
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OF every description OF the latest and best style lie also
warrants work rfp Cone citizens and
soldiers give call il yot want god and durable
Boots Shoes Caters Ladies BAlmaral Boots. CATERS
JACOB 8 MEY ER has been soldier in the service of
Upcl- Sam for three years, and honOrsb char ged
in consequence Of the pirsti9 0f his
ment. CoAs ess, eens sAs a1gi2dlri
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Mira &c. Tom, ssey.

81 Tickets may lie had a the Dernin~ House Lowry
Literary Depot, ogden's, we-tcosfs and Browneiii
Book Stores
ADMISSION HIFTY CENTS
Doors open At ~ c'eicck Readings essmenes at 8,
nuxl6-dtd
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We are In wxat Of means 10 carry on orr work We
ask yonr support TO the above Entertainment for shre$
good aad sufficient viz In tine frat place the
s&ff Think of suffering soidrrrs and their need
families and then bry tseE0- sscon6iy-we .er yor
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th- object Axain-we urge yoa -tsr q t.eka
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know whereof AFFIRM 0<s all r0xv frsssls 10 Lsy
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need help and very much oblige.
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A THENEUA HALL,
Tuesday Evening, Aug. 18th,
THE LADIEs,s
aAr nur~c.
SOLDIERS, AID SOCIETY

Il give one or his PeIrLAR HEADINGS.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

To Preuent COw failing in her Mix
Wash the cows udder and teats with pure
cold water before milking. and then mix
her morning and evening as dry as possible !;
negligence in this latter precsutlon Is one
Of the causes Of cows falling 10 their milk.
The cows should. il possible, be MIXED oy
ths same person, and while the process y
going on . small quantity Of hay should be
placed before the animal. This furnishes
employment Cor the jaws and draws hsr at
tentien from what is going on, and me
milk is in consequences yielded freely.