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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
!. County Lew

"A a. a6eeonntD agHinSE the County Of obIo ,,,a
ma @ SIsEsesrs Of the Poor should be flIaS 'itt
orsS tSE sned on or before the 10Th fnGtSnt N
IIE 1 ~ thsy maybe allowed In the Annual T ~
1o-S-'u sol s-l1a aR0. W. SIGHTS, OieTS -
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NOTICE.

lsa NOTICE. izs.7 \, -
AEADOuAEEEHs PA1RIoEIo Fan An P,,.,,v.,- ,.s
a N Toval cOnnunitis. on soei.t - lsS ;';
~ Y booths OF Stalls Rs the appfoSe5 ~
IeifriC - ErtlEs-5g7 Nv. TALLAHT, ~
- Chief Marshal.
1g ~ Z. PAN SOAP. AID = general alsOrtne1.
Jsis "a Sb SnI0S 81, se7 6 No s1--
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COMPANY

-6insd.-Jas. B. Lyons, Wms .BeaI. An.
drew DOnghertyy Joseph B sDurbin. - :,
Bosaded:--Wm. a. Moore. right side
segefeiyf Vim. B Campbell, left shoulder.
severely; Sno: r. Baxter, right breast,
sllghty;i 8. Il. Minor, left thigh, flesh
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20

Returns OF the KILLED, Woundedan
MlIHlnS OF the 12Lh Regiment w.
~ oil. 1n19ntry, An the Battle OF
1864. '2 F',s7nI a7E5SE 90 : : 11S7stt.S'''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20

7 KTllsd-lst Serg't, VIM, H. Leach; Pri-
yates " LeTiS Meaning, Geo. L. Jones and
RoHrdea-Capt. Hager. Tomlinson. left
leg, hesh wound; Serg't Jno. q, Jones.
fourth finger left hand off; COrpI George
1mm, head slightly Private Thos. III.
Z ruE9er, lett thigh, severely: Private. VIM.
f. Magera' right hand, slightly. y
Ers5J rao5 81 COMPANY B. l-..f- ~ .-
sWounded-James B! Manning, left thigh.
flesh wound. -taf i.IF5 "a = 80 - g = =
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LOST.

EsTkRDAY MORNING, A POCKET BooK
yTt e9S3tainng $3.50 IN Treasury NoteS and -,
LOCI was iSit on the counter In Hartmans Iotbin
bSs On water street. The payment Of the bon5S
boot M soopPea. Any one returning the pocket
M 1ts contents viii be literally rewarded
-SS-o - DANIEL, KUHRN
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mage mage, !ntoat, severely, and Calvin. L,
F!emipg' right thigh, slightly. b ~ q.
51.,sn-a9r n7IooMPAHYlG.l s-J5.-.,.sf
sKiilsd-Private VIM. q. Garrsttsou. ali7
'WOH"deR-PriVate Alpheus Wyer, atRiog
men, dangerously sl5l s-I = - 80 "a,
-; RfIql1l.sea.sGotp'f I'd: 0. Raymond, Private
Roundsd--Priyates Archer Wood left
elbow, severely, aud LEFT side slightly: ia.
Soo !, Noes, right ankle, severely; Adam
Pierce, shoulder, seriously; James ".
Thomas, left thigh. Slightly; Frank Nc.
wicker, lett side head, Slightly; Jno. R:
Wolfe, lefs arm, slightly. IA ~ :.
Altsiag Henry Birciur. 70 '7as 1 O.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-04
.MLTICE 40 TAX PAYERS.

THE ssaas saa tsess NJ III Es eresss - ssessar
u asecss ias. saa vit sess oaecn ussli sss sas q
Msy Al Fassaas Esssg sa a#ka tssaiss a q. ts.hsa
sta assssa Gmsss ssss he ssasse 20 aaeasc sss @
Iii Xxx alqs asFs hsssaa ars rvqs3sss seedssEs
pses sssss ~ sss ss skasss al 1a.sss essgess sss
sgsa as sssasp saa s;sssa ssd sssea lgsy sgs. sas
sty ssss an4 ssgts says aises psssslsy II se he:s.
a:c5 a0ttass tes eaeA issssa Property 10 ia gssurss
IN ss hassss 81 Is fspfsF aaissf EssAsassEs gsees.
sass ana aatasas will sssasH tsresssy sn4es
shs.s euats0s Fvsso4s havgss ssaessstfpa ssossFsy
ls4 spaa ss iss 0ctsss ssss ard iss ossssss ssaa
NH make il kapEss 10 ssa
sssslss ss isss sss sssssssra - gise IN iaaSs 81
sststAs 10 shs ssss usseg 10 sssa assslsy ss gss.
tas ssali e gsssisa assss ssssa prepared 10 saaas
sair ns Change - Tss ~ gss&Sae IN IL vii te Ia
s&sa6ss sss tas aa aeszzsnsaa.e sass wsss change
Feb. Sc : W. segAfs, II n
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Mnps apply to any person whose property
exclusive of household furniture, shall be as-
sessed it j vaiue exceeding one thousand
dollars.
Nv. That where property bas been injured
or Destroyed By The enemy, or theo Owner there
OF has been temporarily deprived OF the uso OF
occupancy thereof. or OF The means OF caIsisa-
| ting The fanse, By reason os The presence OF
proximity OF the cnerps the assessment on such
property may be reduced in proportion to she
damage sustained by the owner. or the tax ~.
sessed sherepa :nay be reduced in the same
rasio By shs district collector. ON satisfactory
evidence sahsaisssd q him By ;hc owner or
assessor.
sscrsos O. That the taxes on property la;;d
fer The year ss8s shall be assessed ss on The
day sc the passage of this Aes. and bc due and
collected on the FIRST day Of Jane nexs, or as
soof after ~ practicable, allowing IN extension
oil rsincsy DAYS West Of the Mississippi riser,
The additional saaes ON iucossse os profsss fos
sha ycar 1853. sesl s.s ,his ass, Shall he rs.
sessea and eollecsea fosshwish;; and tse taxes
on rccsnes OF profits for The year 1868 shall
be Assessed and collected aceossaing TO tbe pro-
visions OF ilac sax and assessment as,s of 1868.
ssc4ios I. 80 much Of the Tar Act al the
path day of April, 1859 ~ lesiss d lax on 10.
esanes derived from rrofess or aEacts. os the
asaoaut OF vaiea al which i tax b levied hs
;his Aes, and also the fisss scssioa Of zaa Act,
ase suspended for TIC rear 1850, and no ssss
mated rent, hire, OF inseress on property %
credits herein iased ad sglgrfsa, shall be assas
cd u iaxea - inssaees, under tho Tax Ass
of is63.s
Sscfox 8. Tlsatihn sas. imposed bs thss
Acs, os bonds oss gte Caafeacfass States hereto
fasc issaed, shall i'm no eaac ercsed sa isssasess
on tss sassac, and snch tondss wheH lsssd OF
ies ass Of ls,nasics, shall b exempt from the
saz Id sil csses Whsrc the interest on tho ssrat
sliaII not exseai eae aaeasaad dollasr.
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NOTICE.

LL siasse having cssi1a against The estate Of
y Iaraes bssse deceased. wiz present ss.s. same
sF sssssssa TO me And ail pesscs indebted 10 said
sssata gsa pssas sgske pay,ssas 10 mo al tls;r s.
sFscsisu ;sshssaaess al as sat,r lsy as ro.s;t,a
JOSEPH g. RRUcg.
ss0sasss ~ Administrator.
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s,RnxsARY,s NOTICE.

A II. saso.o sho hses ncs uas4o annual returns Of
ata estates eassnsssd TO them a. administrations
a. cxecasess will as well 10 make their annas returns
II sle sasae hy sht last day Of February 1864, ss tho
si.nasys otacs ~ nog be spcn sstes shst date osly
oa Mossdays ssd Fgsdsys ugsii The csa es tie year
ALgx. l.. MCDONALD, Q, X. n
psbrsasy I9 II
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LOST.

t& saaSeata sasSsess Gs1Aasn assd uassasass
aseksass sesssssng ii ssse sS,s ssf stl.
sFs y. y. nsaksHs srassa ysyss, n T. IS Bsgkses az
ssafst Iae gss g sagsea agassss sfsaag tor ssld
hsassssE aasa. pgseshss q 1864. 81 rassaeas d
stssyssi a4 isssE sass j. sg. Er-gKSEH.
& yazaary u
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TIE Iap4ypsr

4 Traveller IN q letter TO the London
1sass, says:
s. can Assure you. II re 90 10 war wiitli Japan.
ess We must not blind ourselves With The belief
we shall hare second Chinsss affair. They
arc bold, courageous, proud, ard eager for esery
kind oi knouledge. a friend uf mine paye q
workman Bfasaah lock to put OF, boz: II
rs no. discovered until some time asserwars.
snd only then by The absences The name, That
the lock had been initiated, aslss, as ,l,e work.
man confessed, the original kept is d pattern. <
baye been on beard steamer tpaddIe1 which
used. three years ago, to ss,rS between, Napasak;
and geddo, sfx hsiadrca sailcs whess efuines
aud boilers, and crery E,asss Of her machinery,
we're made Of copper. She WAS bulls By d doe
tof Id Jesido, whose ooly guide wss u Dutch
description os d steam engine. translated into
japanese. An American gunrery afsieeF was
sent cser in 1858, iu The gowha.an. 10 teach
them gsnaery. Heswas coarseoasly resessed
and tier taken oyes shs atsenal ali 1sddo. He
returned 10 the ship, ssying .hc lsaJ heun saaghs
icsson Instead d. lsving 70 teaelB
In nsany Of the asss and manufactures, they
excel us. their beautiful sasssngs in f,fonse
woald fsSsgIc .ila saoss experienced workmeu.
f hare shown specimens 10 clever workn.sn,
who have confessed shsv eoaId not initiate
them. hare seen examples thai warIi rival
iii bgiiIisncY aay ssaae IN EEagiaad. The srush
Minister had large baii 50 clear and si sgssis
perfect color shss Isc believed |. sosss . gigas.
he sapphire, ard bought ios good roand suss.
Their paper isssisasions as leather asu perfect
their wases. .ssesf costs ssa bought s,s she cap.
saius OF ships for their exposed boass ercas
their or clocks arc good, and they have isnSs.
tailed par wascisss: sley aalk al5as wisl sps.
aitsshaS III saasssr helts. and they arc
sos backward In copper lsssss engraving ard
perspective. Their china S fsy kapSsiog 10 she
Chinese. Tilscoansry ahsHaass sish cool, shoegia
.hey only ass that found close IN tic surface !
but even thas, bssansissons sisaies i gopd. Ia
gold and silver. besiiasa slaey could rivsl Mex
no aid Australia; copper and sin afa ioinsl u
great prntnssen. A friend Of issjns as ! osohasna
gave ispanese piece ci sostoa slliEsinsgss: in
3 sew DAYS. shs man bsynglss hack fwo pieces.
and mr. friend had saueh trpnile i'd Distinguish
ing which was his esssssls sasl i been ls,s.
,assi. In saes. tl.ey are i I'rorls wiao uans
ios nothing hat teachers
Tae GgEzsgsr :ssotn nsGa'sas III 4saE
NJ felssf from, arsasn FifsIEss ss,s.
sliissou 10 ascertain .l.e lsss aassssesn soass III
lie gsis ,i;i;gilsgs. ssass slssaanosk Gtsss.
hopper Greek Idaho TsssisSss. ssss lie ea.sn.
siissonaFy party srsssesI ID that pIaec i seek
HIgsssssdasls, sll srll, The aisgirlEs neas that
fIsse ass yielding sssss'tl 600 PEI ll,s
party etssars ID sss.srr there. "a tic aoass IL
SsVslss galia tess soa,e Ter The i'ag;issl s al-
most irspadsahle. The ssises a,l.s sGtass HE
ssd iaissss nov i#iasg discovered Ii saa. rv,iuss
are ssssssssss tss ffr rscsssss En- The yyssris
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MEDICAL ytyrue,w.

esasasraisy With what tas hesa deEs ia esaer
szsss y ass ssale osr sa af tisa pssssn. yesr viii
BE- sssEssszlly doasaea.
.H DEAS. g.
n Is DIS AEsSITag. Nd.
h R-fEgAATIsgSs,S, NJ H.,
JOHN MsssAas as. d.
h. SYKES III. ID.
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ADJUTAST AND IEgp. GEMS OFFICE,
RfcaRosD, VA, Feb. 4, 1864.

RicaRosD VA, Feb. 4, 1854
GENERAL 0RDER.s NO. Ii.
fTsHR following order is published for the ifurrna.
A. ton Of all concerned
cQyFEDER4TE STATES OF AMERICA,
Eaa DgaAgfassr RicaMosb, fsa 4, 1854
l.M prisoners heretofore held by tho United
States authorities whether officers soidisrs OF civilians,
received az City Point before be is os January, 1854
sre hereby declared exchanged.
2. an officers and men Of The Tickshurg capeure
WIG reported. ssr dusy at Enterprise, Miss, at any
sap PRIOR 10 the ist Of 6oTessbsr, ises aud whose
rauaes were Forwarded ID me by. Maj Gea. John H.
Forney, are declared exchanged ss
.. AL Fscers sud men af :sse Ficks5urg captures
belonging 20 she IS Tennessee Eaasv artillery who
sepossed tor dlts IT Marietta CD. r, whose nance
we're forwarded 10 ne by Gel. Il .Jaeksoa are de-
cssset exehaEgsd no. .s0ULD,sy
-. Agent Of Rxehaago
Er order
tssgssd S. CsiOpgg.
AJlft and lasp GcnIs
90 Confadcsass newspaper publish SIX times, and
seas tsls 10 The War Department
FekSRary IL
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ano DsFE.I.sRs BEWARE.

is saess aesassi s be paid sas la etecfSea Of
;sa aaAa! saac4s The s'ss.ss.sl Il tbs Subscriber.
ea ssssfday sssas lass pessass eWntag sAse ssessz
s sss kss za eoa aIa ssss leather seus 70 their
sssusa SEsTa gRGAS 3 EgMA0ND.
rpAs sassY 9 G
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NEGRurs Y0n EakRr.

sssssa ysss, likely fsllar saapse.e gssissSs.
A Also
Tas ssszsssis-sA wasEieF, sfpesf sass ssaspst,sss
Essspafvs aM. A SHANNON
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1,HE gax BILL

q s11ss 80 = s = "a g
SGcsfDx :. a2ss l.ossgEtss ef tss o'sfsdsrase
ssafss 54asefisa, do enact That addition
80 the taxa lesse.i by The Act 20 lay taxes Tor
the conasason dsfeace anssio carry On ING Gov,
ernr'saf Ct s.e essaaedeFass ssa,es aE'psssea
ee4sh of APR. 1895. there saasa DC ics'ea sson
sae % tla's sss ON fhe saeaecss o. saA
assca hsfeasser aielssaoses asa coaleelsa nom
every pssssn, association os cof. =.
la sssfaoa. taxss as lo'lsws' g ~.
Upon fas sslus g pssFsss fsaa. lEs'sona.
MD Hssed g every ssn sia ssss as's
nsfssnssssF easnapssa s. - ~.
nvs pes sess s. !.
Tag on sa sassss g eaugaes - = s g
sss ss ssesfa Ing saas y s.s'e ss1
u ksna aaavsFea a,sass
she law sfpesssg 8 $50 dsa'se'eo e % ing ssss-
eTnsfsns sosids lnae % ssso't saaA "
allowed ecyond nve' s,ef eegss-
ssg lA a1a .asr rsisse u goad assa sssseF Tases
and plAses ,s#siFT as'ss watches, ssn pr
saal.
s. LII. le saiae os l'ropsss iassa assseI ms
sectse sssal Pc sssse On sls bsss g tiao mar
kst yalSs ss ing sanse of sssnasaS piossef.y, 70
the nssgb e0sa.eod Waefe asaesses,, s 20 = tis Tear
1860, exes:st 10 sasss where sssd, sisses sosioa
or tobacco hare been gatrhased safee the iss
day q Jannagy, ass2a. ~ a'ssa ease shs ss'a
land sssss eotson and tobacco g pnscsisasis
shail bo asaesssd at snc pssce actually PAID 'es
,sSsss saisse sg tas pw nss ..
SEcSsos r On ssse saluc OF aia shssss os ~.
tfsssss hssa an Wy tasss, oank'ng company g
asscssassors earal,s sx
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NOTICE.

A III .ersssa having esasnss sgaiast ihe estate c.
n Jns " slsos asseasea, ssi present the same da-
Iy asseAsss 10 me- ard SD persoas indebted 70 sa es
sase win please make payment TO 1pe o. faef resec
tive i7asbsesneza, at an early day
]. J. HUCKABEE,
January 3na Administrator
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-04

snsuEz ps aas too, whether tscofpo'
rase5 d ssss. ssenss -iss per cent. on such es-
xs9ss
ssrTsos s. Thes following exe,npsioas fress,
! saxsssoa unsssr siass Aes shall be allowed, 10
MI
4. psspsssy oST eaels heed 81 . family to Lac
vaaae eli aye hundred dalsbss, aad fos each
snsuof is Of sae faassly 10 tise further rstus
OF cee hundred siellass ard for Saei sSn actual.
say sssasea ia see afiny or nasy, pr who has
died nj ssen sillesf i'd tho military OF naval aes.
vice, and rho vas y member bs The family
when hsgatsssd The scgvice, 10 the lazthcr val.
ae OF FIVE hnafised aollars.
II. Property Of the widow or aas offeer, sol
disfs ssilss or marie, uhe mar have died or
been killed in the military or naval service, or
where thsre IS no widow. sken of the family,
heing rniseg children. 10 she saiae os one thou
gsaa dollars.
LII propsssy Of esery sfTees, soldier, sailor
al marine, actually engaged in the military or
aasaI service, OF cfsssh as iase been disabled 10
aneh sersise, to the value of one thousand dol.
safs. proetasS. That the above exemption
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Retaliation.
Ho,pe DEpT VIRGINIA AND 4 CAROLINA,

Ho'gs. DEPT. VIRGINIA AND \ CAROLINA,
IN THE FIELD Oct. l2, 1864
SIR enclose herewith an affidavit, showing
the employment Of one hundred and ten Unit
ed States coIored soldiers By the Conteierate
forces. in the trenches near Fort G'!me1r,. q
practice justified BY no rule Of war, Or CLAIM
heretofore made by the Confederate aufllorl-
ties.
have ordered a like number Of officers ana
soldiers captured by us-prateTa1ble az many OF
,he Virsin!a reserve forces by whom this out
rage is being done as I have captured into
the canal at Dutch Gap, ana put them at hard
labor. and shall continue to add to their num-
Der until the practice is stopped.
I have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
BENZ f. Butler,
Major General Commanding
70 Hon. Robert Guild, Commissioner OF Tx
change, Richmond, Va.
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TTCE
NEW DYING ESTABLISHMENT,

NO. Il, SOUTH FAIRFai SIRAE1, N1A1s h1-'"
WE, the undersigned beg leave. to inform
w our friends and the public in general
that we are now prepared to execute all orders
left with us, in the very best manner and with
out disappointment.
Gentlemen>s wearing apparel cleanseo or
dyed to look almost as good IS new
Lady's cloaks cleansed or dyed; ell kinds
Of straw goods dyed in fat everything
appertaining to the dying business { one in the
best style. Observe address, NO. Il, south
'1 REi>K siIfSS; 81 O'FLANAGAN s. HELEN.
sep 3O-lm
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PROF. LOUIS ECNORAA'S a
BLOOD PURIFYING /
plJI>0 Y Il Il E1nI>S. 4
in i11/x ami Pu~ner$,) 1
rggHE BEST BLOOD IURIEyING3 ays.tl
4 ~ vet known, nave been most Suo~asSIi 81
used for over quarter u . century III Eagm
ana for tho last 3 years sE5o,. ii This co01thl
and sre particulars efficient ii lbs &uye o. iii
chronic diseases. No ono should 1j@oair OF lsi Il
cured without irS5 trying them. 81 Gayn.sal
should De without hem, for by their timely IA
much sickness cGn 81. prevented. I"S are I'D
ported direct TO this port BY me understand
snd their purity, efficacy ana safety ca;l Dc Al
led upon viii perfect confluence. j
The following are some Of the diseases which,
have been l,erilaAnently ;71ioVets by zlf;sr ase
GetvaE,
inflammation
q The bowels.
consumption II liz
asry stages. haadacAs
asthma, cough, core eyes.
iockjaw, ruptur6s, rn3uaaIisu5
cran2n cholic catarrh, pain il the
breast and sides, dcafness. nervousness,
spotted fever, ci1lls and fever, azue, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia. sat ctau;n, ~.
icusness eruptiCng Of tna skin, boWelt
complaint, langollr, govt, dropSy,
erTaipelaS, worms, choic, pl.aa.
disrrhoea, hoarsnesa, swelj"
ings, bloati:. rs, bloody
and vtito 1ux, oys-
EMERY, costivo-
ness, mea~
Also, PROF. WUNDRAoG' RHEuGA'
= +
acute snd CHI onic rheumatism: nc matter q
no? PR !6tEE VT zSAIS = D5RANs GoUr POWDERS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction "lth tAa
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS. will most surely cure the worst cases
of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatis1n:
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EP1LEPI1C KY
known for the certain cure Of Epileptic Fits.
PROF. UNDRAM'S TAPEW0RA
POWDERS will completely carry Of mi
troublesome introder, and also remove al othe
worms most efectually from the syS5em,
PROF. " II n D r a NJ 5 VEGETABLE
STOMACHAL ELIXIR. an Invaluable re
medy against asthma, biliousness p*1An II tn
breast, coughs colds dysentery, diarEEho,ea
cra1np cholic, summer complaint, he&1ache
faintness. sudden indisposltion, dyspepsia, So
Sickness. &c, Every family should have Dot
tic of this Elixir in the house, and every tray
eller in his valise. It can be safely. given u
the smallest children, there belnS.no laudaAua
~ other deleterious substance in it. Try IL
- PROF. WUNDRAMs TO0TH-ACHh
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are m t!
relible than any remedy yet known: ore If'&
F: PROF.. WUNDRAM's HERE TIA. can,
not be toe highly recommending 70 ~ olspe?
tics, sick and valescent, ard those s41@ENsz
from nervousness -,,~x,~v.. ,;,f;-
pRUF, y UNDIs 81 s HE1EUM A11@
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& G. & Z u

& GARD.
DANIEL SHAY,
MERCHANT TAlLOK,
vyAYING taken the stand formerly occu-
I'll pied by W. s. A. Murray No. 10, North
Fairfax street, is prepared to FIJI all orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep up the
reputation Of his predecessors. dec GIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-17

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-07-07
Blockade Runners CAPTURED.

The United States supply steamer,
Newbern, arrived at New York, on Fri
day, direct from the North Atlantic
Blockading squadron, having on board
73 prisoners from the blockade runners
Thistle, GeOrgianna Mccall, and Siren,
recently captured On the 9th inst, the
Newbern ran ashore the blockade-runner
Pevensey, nine miles north of Beaufort
She was laden with arms, lead, bacon, and
shoes, on Confederate account. Her en-
gines and boilers were blown completely
out Of her few moments after she struck.
She was fine iron si1e-wheel steamer Of
543 tuns register, and new, this being
her second trip. The vessel and cargo
were valued at 81 100000
The British steamer Donegal arrived
at Philadelphia, a few days ago, prize
to the United States Steamer Metacomet.
She was captured June 6, off Florida,
and had on board 10000 pounds of gun
powder, and other munitions of war, a.
mounting to about 1000 tons.
The Navy Department has received in-
tellgence Of the capture Of the British
steamer Siren off Beaufort, \. G., with a
cargo of liquors, hoop-iron, paper cases,
kegs, &C., by the United States steamer
X eystone State, Commander Pierce Cros-
by. The prize is an iron screw steamer,
schooner rigged, and 81 tuns burden.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-07-07
How to Dispose of Dead Animals.

On almost every farm, one or more
large animal-a horse, a cow, or bull
lock-dies in the course of year; and
every farm loses pigs, calves or sheep in
the same period. The disposition of the
carcase is frequently source of perplex-
ity to the farmer. If a large stream is
convenient, they are frequently thrown
into it, to offend the sense of sight and
smell, as we'll as pollute the waters. Oc-
casionally, the defunct animal is buried !;
but most frequently it is dragged to the
nearest woods, where it rots, impregnates
the atmosphere with offensive smells and
furnishes rich feast to the crows and
buzzards. This is all wrong, and in these
days of high prices, the manurial valve
of dead horse or cow is too great to JUS
tify such waste. Many farmers will sell
a worn out horse to the tanner boy for
half a dollar, while the actual worth Of
the carcase, for manure, is ten times that
amount. Every particle of it-hair, hide,
hoofs, bones, fesh-will assist in adding
to the value of crops.
The easiest and most profitable method
of disposing of carcase is, to cover it
thickly with fresh soil, with which por-
ton of quicklime has been mixed After
thorough decomposition has taken place,
the whole mass should be made into a
with fresh soil, after which it is
ready for application to the soil. 1t is
stated by DR.. Wilson "that every pound
Of animal flesh will impregnate ten
pounds Of vegetable mould; or, taking
our soils as they usually occur, one
pound of flesh, fish, blood, wood, horn,
&C., can fertilize three hundred pounds
IF common LOOM" These are shrinking
md well authenticated facts, and they ap-
peal with powerful force to the farmer,
who hitherto has permitted this valuable
ertilizing material to go to waste.