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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

GuERRiLLA 0UTRAoRs IN scoTT CouN.
rT.-The Frankfort Commonwealth is
informed that on Thursday the Cd inst !,
baud Of Euerrillas went 10 the house
Of Mr.. Medley Powell, in Scott County,
about six miles above Stamping Ground,
and robbed him Of all the money and
valuables they could find. They then
took Mr.. Powelfs son, Fielding, and,
after carrying him about half mile
from the house, murdered him, bis body
having been found riddled with shot
The mother Of the unfortunate victim
begged earnestly for his life, but the
sconndrels told her she WAS on the
wrong side, and could not save her son.
A sister attempted to follow her brother,
but was told by the guerrillas that if she
did they would shoot her too. The
young man was about twenty-five years
Of age, and it is Supposed be was mur-
dered because, on q previous visit Of
guerrillas 10 bis house, he aud his father
had resisted aud driven them away.
The party Who committed the outrage
were clothed in Federal uniforms, and
we're the same as committed she depre-
dations at Midway and Alexander's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

Dies FkET.
By the ksg or dozen. pot NJ in vinegar, for
sale 81 VIGKERf 8R0's.
aky
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

ToADT.-Ths Terre Hsute Journal
calls US an Incompatible toady, because
We reprehended the viruient, malicious,
and causeless assanlt made By certain |
small fry eopperhead legislators, backed |
BY certain small fry, semi-rebel news
papers, on the Terre Hsute & Richmond
Railroad. II standing BY the upright
and deserving, if TO vindicate those who
have always stood unsweryingly by the
Government and the Union against
such tr&itorsas Voorhees,, Vallandigham,
Dodd. Bowles, et i'd oBsas genus, is 10
be toady, then we plead guilty. But
we never have been the tool or tosdy Of
such creatures as Voorhees,, Hanna,
Bailey and Bowles But the Journal
says: We believe that Silverthorn
would do anything mean or despicable
for dead-head ticket or a drink Of
rife-whisky. Nov we know that the
editor Of the Journal does not believe
any such thing. He knows that ten
| years residencein Terre Hante gives the
lie to such a proposition, for be knows
tina. the most maleyolent enemy we bad,
never dared to impute TO us q single act
that was either mean or despicable.
However great 8 kHaCe the editor Of the
Terre Hsate Journal may be, he is not
fool enough to believe what be asserts
And as to our love Of riae-whisky, We
have simply to say to that gentleman
that neither ourself, our father or oul
brother vas ever found in, or picked on
Of q gutter
! The enuity Of the copperhesd frater
atty toward the Terrs Hauts & Rich
mcnd Railroad was caused By the fac
that the management Of that road ha
3 always been in the hands of men OF
D posed to the traitors who have plotte
g against the Government, and beeaus
e the Directors rendered money TO Cover
G or Morton TO aid in thwarting the design
: Of the conspirators who attempted to il
q augurate civil war in our own State.
e We have not passed over that rec
b for more than year, and do not kno
that we ever shall again, bat we {
knew, and so does the editor OF d
:. Terrs Hsute Journal, that the Ter
Hauts q Richmond Railroad is, by I
concurrent testimony Of all honest nj
who have travelled over it, the b
= managed road Ia the West.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

WALKEn LuNkEk nEfMER.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

EES- The ground hogs theory is right
Winter is broken up. The weather yes
terday was pleasant; it will be so to-day
aud tomorrow, and by the 10Th We viii
be able to sit comfortably in our rooms
with the windows up.-7srTe HaUte
Journal
: We hope that heneeforth none viii be
found who dare dispute the ground hogs
prescience, as the seer Of the Terre
Haute Journal has endorsed the vatici-
nations of the aforesaid ground hog.
Since this question is now settled, LET
us have your decision on the ancient
question, "Who struck Billy Pattersonf ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
AANew
Raj Eatnte For Sic.

I Will SELL OVERLOOKING PROPERTY
i CHEAP. toswits
L. Large House with 10 rooms near Main street
.. Two iarRa Brick H0u e., opposite Hulfs Head
s Largo Frame and ak lots, near the city.
4. three good Houses on Ann street.
Brick House oa Sycamore. bet "a and 9Th SITS.
9. Two large houses on Division street.
7. House aud four lots Ia Ellotts Enlargement
8 Hluse aud four iots IN 0oodsel's Enlargement.
.. Frame House neat kaiir nd Machine shopa
10. One stoty House on Third street.
n. Large Framo on Leet street.
~. Hoaao aud business lot cor. Locust aud sth.
-. Six Lots IA hlene u, kaatern Enlargement,
IA. Several handsama residences aud tracts Of land
la Strngtowu.
Is sixty-aix acres within = mile Of Evansville.
10. 2ld arrcs within half 4 mile Of EvanHvliie.
n. Threo acres adjoining te city.
Is. 81 acres near Oak NM Cemetery.
10. tOis acres, with large Hone, near the city.
20. so alres 10 cleared, within miles Of The city.
81. $50 acres Ia Pos county. good land,
q. GOO sores Ia Mafriok county
-. very handsome fesidence la Boonyilie, with
81 or II acres attached.
-. grrat variety Of Building Lots In every part
OF the city
IS. Large Brick nnuse in Youngiove's Enlarg mt
ne will exchange tho lands In Poaey and
Warrck counties for city property.
The abovs embraces one OF the heest lists ever
offered In hvanayiile. Fer particulars call ~
Gen shaokellord'a oGiee one door cast OF Provosl
ALvAH JOHNSON,
dec2a-u Real ESTATE Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
0FFIOE AND RESIDENCE
Corner First and Walnut Streets


TESTIMONIAL.
CfsctSsATI, O., March. II, 1854.
This Is 20 certify thss ses the uase~-tgnsds havs
ben intimately soqusIatsi With $. ". BoyAtos,
81 D., fer about eiKht years barihs she last ak
years be has been eagaged IN = ineFHt;rY and sue-
oesziGi practice u Aedieins Ia thas eity. He
isAs=s hers On account Of III ksaith
We take great pleasure 10 recommending BIN,
both socially aud professionally, gentleman o.
sxeall ~ morals. and occupying prominent po-
.iti0n amosg the Physicians of our city aud hope
b nay aaoesnd - veil eissa hsfe as ~ hss done
Niah ns T. FREEMAN. II. d.
Professor % Furgsry Ia Esieetic Medical fusff-
Tut, Ctnsinzati, o.
JOHN II. sCUDDEE. "A. D..
Professor Of the Thaory aud prsciiaa ~ hsai-
Else ia TIE 4. y. Iassltuts.
H. D. GARRISON. n. D..
Late Professor at Chemistry Ani Fhxsiolasy II
tbs above Medical Tnzurnfa. decfo-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

Bay- Gov. Stcne has issued a call for
IN extra session of the Legislature Of
Iowa, to ratify the amendment Of the
Constitution abolishing slavery in the
United States. The Legislature being
largely Republican, the amendment viii
Of course be overwhelmingly carried.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
FOR SALE.

TIE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF DESIRABLE
i Lend:
MOL: s u ~ erection s, town 6, range ",
% acres, 10 Engat township.
No. 2: s + az &c i0B z, town s, range 10 W, ls0
&c -, ip scott towbsnp.
No. j. pt = ar section "a, town 6, range 10
" % agrfB, Ga Kntght t5Bus hip
ho4. ~ NJ a. > ofi0u ], Town 8. range 10
W, 20 acres. lu KaiEht aud Centre townships,
No 3: PtHE Nv A., section O. toNu y range
10 ", 20 acres 70 Centre township.
No q: NV ar nv a., section 9 town g. rangs
10 ~, A. acres IN ceu'fe toN8ahip.
No. 7. ~ 81 y n 81 ~, sscEioa q, Town 9, range
10 ", ~ acres, is ntFs township,
10 Q ST. qr 2 qr. section = towa 2, range ~
W ~ aeres, n scott township
No. 8: q y az IS ar, section IA, town 3, rAhss
10 W. 30 asr.s, ia scott township.
No 10. 81 ar sW q, section 49, town 2, range
II W a. acres, i. Union iOWnship,
NIL: Sc ar y ar. section ~, town :, range
IL ". 80 acre, n tusgn tDEnshi =
No BE a. AW er, sertipn 4. toWa g. abze
10 Vs. - ser . 10 CeBtEs t.. z bis tsact aar g good
frame house. with four r0onass aad q good barn
a on b. With IS acres under euit yas5ou. The
Ian lies y ~ and IL Of the bsst Ia the eoaniy
No -: sW a. ~ ar, section 4, town Q, range
10 =. in Centre town hip-a4j siniaa tue last tract
above uaaol has II acres under cultivation
contain ~ way Of Improvement. = log house, =
large t0baf CO barn, and i0g stable. Tbs prem
ises are we'll supplied With safsfs aud tie sol u
unsnrpa .asd Tor sErieui urai puTpOsef~
No. sW q sE a., section !, town . rsnss
IL y, 90 acres, 10 scotl t0vuship
No 10: = sW II. section Is, town :, rangs
A ", 80 acres, and v n qr, section IS, NV q
(, range II ". 20 scrss.ia Scott towushig
s.iso. ffsd 10 @ bsob aFfiek- Pike, and Dayiss'
co mi =, Iud AGA, and lsnd 10 Iowa and aissour
for sale At the B,al KstAfs Agency, No Wss
Thifd stHest, Evansville, b.
fsb'oImd6a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

B0- Canonading was heard at John
sonville on the Sd inst, In . southern
direction. II was supposed that 6ght
was going on between gueFrillas and
Federal forces, as several families had
arrived there and said their houses had
been plundsred aud then burnt by men
they supposed TO be gusrrillas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

B9- Charles E. Marsh has received
from the Agricultural Department ~
Washington City variety Of choice
seeds, which be win divide in small
quantities and distribute gratis among
gardeners and farmers In the lot are
some choice varieties of tobacco seed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

s@ We understand that Col Rich.
ard W. Thompson declines the appoint
ment of Judge Of the Court Of Claims,
made vacant BY the resignation Of ledge
Hughes, on account Of the inefiicisncy
III aaIarx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
HEALrH OF NEw oRLEASs-Ths New

HEALrH OF New ORLEASs-The New
Orleans PieayNns of the ID inst says:
We regret to observe that the NOR
tuary records DO not indicate so favor
able = state Of health as We could wish.
The number Of deaths for the week end.
ing the 29th of January was l64. Of
these we are surprised to see that more
than one-third were colorsd persons.
Doubtless many were children The
eolored population Of New Orleans is
not one-sixsh Of the white, yet il viii be
seen that more than one-third Of the
deaths occur among them. Tbs whites
were ITO; the blacks and mulattoes 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

- Immense quantities of bridge
timber, for railroads in Tennessee, Geor-
giA and Alabama, are daily transported
through New Albany and Louisville by
the Government The timberis Of pine,
and comes from the forests Of Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
MILITARY.

All MKS BxJossTsa TO rHE Ttse INT.
y. Vol. Rss't she have pct ~ forwarded .
Camp CsFFinxtpn. tnisanaeolss, ara hsrsby orasf-
81 70 report ~ niy headquarters ~ o'slusk this
saornlsg, Fes, lelh, ISIS All fsiiiag 10 ~
port At ths Cd ~ aEeeaad time all b esmsiaarsa
absanf without leave.
Be- ordeF - JOHN =. GRILL
ChAf nseraltins 0hsezf iss Dist.
T. G.. BsoNx, Aai't 1883 lad lsble ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

MArLE SuGAR.-Some Of our most
shrewd aud extensive farmers are re-
eeiving large quantities Of buckets from
nsighboring cities, and are making all
necessary preparations for 9 grand
maple sagsE harvest this nonth.-BeG-
Esr& xn&epeA6&nk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

IA Pascagoula has been evacuated
By the Federal forces, bat some gun
boats still remain of the coast The
rumor of the burning of the place is
contradicted by the New Orleans pa
pers. ...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
GROCERY.
EAMILY GRlGERI.
Co Partnership Notice

w - t0NA Az NWtANCs
ToHN MEM and wM. Rus1oN HAVE KN-
- tered into partnership Tor the purpose OF
carrying on a EAKnily Grocery, la Posey's Block
No l20 Main street, between Fourth aud Canal
wnere they will keep select assortment Of choke
Family Groceries.
Sc hcy viii also keep wagon-YArd for the
recommendation Of farmers.
We wil always keep on hand hna stock %
Family Groceries OF all kinds.
We invite the patronage Of the public IN gen
eral tebs ~ AkNI 3 HUSTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
FOR SALE.
r. A H Nj
TO n - "A Il IN +.

II & II - n is III
A GOOD FARM, CONTAINING $50 serss,
II about iDo miles north Of Evansville, Of
prairie and bottom land. Ahout co. acres are
under coed ienns; 70 IN meadow, - IN blue gTass.
100 70 Be cultivated 10 corn, Nhleh is rich bottom
land and will pFpduos corn any isug b q time :
100 In posture. sac the balaace, about $50 acres-
prairie tfmber iAud-csuld Be- bfaught Int the
pastures IS moving The pFsssnt fsnoss and adding
q iss rails.
There IL : good frame house with seven Gems.
frams store bulidlnK. frAms bare, thee tenant
houses, hrSu log barn With eatile sheds AL
around, wagon sad wood sheds. Fairbank'n hay
aud cattle scales, fhree wslia that furnish an
abundant ssppiy 81 1rst rate water, and fuo cia-
terms. The buildings srs all IN good repair and
not cid.
There Is also GOOD young orchard Of sppls.
paaeh, and cherry trees.
Tho store u dong good and profitable trade
also the postofsee il kept ~ the store.
Therg IL on The place absut = head Of oattie--
oows, oxen. ataeFs, &C, and tsn bad Of work
horsss. Also . lot Of nsaiss, c5ita, shsep, hogs
&c witch sdaid D. sold With ths farm II desired.
The stock Of goods need not 80 With the farm
unless a@sfret.
Ths sifuatios is very pleasant and healthy
one. aud very daHifabIs for aBy one Wishing 70
engage IN q country sfors or stock trade.
Per further Information enquire a
HI. BLouGT.
fsb2-sw We. 70 Aain strsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No. 81 West Second Street,
oTNcINNATI, o.
Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Consisting, in part, Of
COfee t-Rie, Laguayra, MarieAbo, lava.
SugRr,-Nsw Orleans, Cuba, Porto Rico, East
orn H. ined.
moieases ard Syrup In great variety, quality,
and packages.
Teos,'-eUnPewder, Imperial, Toung Tyson,
Spices i-Nutmegs, Cloves. Cinnamon, spics.
Pepper, and Ginger. Nf'>S'
Fobaeeo' -ohewins, Fine Cut. ana Smoking
cigSrsi-Inportsd aud pemsstiS-san a..
norimens. -
Canned GOcdss-Peschss, strawbs--fss
Blsckoerries, R2srbsrries, oninces, Pears &C.,
berries, Cherries Craps, Pine Apples, TsmAtees.
Green Corn, Peas, Oysters, Lobsiers, NacSersl'
sardlnes, sc.
Riee, Raisins, Almopds, Fleerts, wairu .
Pickles. Preserve, Candy, Soda, Wooden Wa
Sauces, octson Yarns. Tgipe, CordAge, MAschss
Backing, Ink PAper, soap, Candiess Starch, pys
stuess Asils, Goldfish, Herring, ~. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
". I. LowRY { co.-BANKERs.

Coupons of the 7.3o Treasury
notes are paid at our Office. A
premium paid on notes Of Southern
Bank Of Kentucky until the LIST Of
March. County and City orders
bought and sold also Government
securities Of every description ;
also Railroad Bonds and Bank
Stocks. Eeb163td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

~ The name Of the TsFrs Hauts
h Richmond Railroad has bean changed
TO that of Tsrrs Hsuss ana IHdiAaspolia
Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
BUsIN sss CARD.
John scanflin.
APP plication for License.

NOTICE I, HEREBY GTyks TIA THE
~ uaaersignsd wiil d sly - the AexI session Of
the Board ef CoaBts tgni Ia saers fer ileen-e -
cell liau''ra IN less qusasity than qaaFt, their
business stand, knuWu - he 81 Ms h0iss saloon.
No. - Main street. befwesn first and second
streets, oil Ia the city st EvaaaFilia. TBdiAna
FEB. tsth. " =. MITCHELL 4 co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
MEDICAL
q ~ Rovnton. M. D..

ArE or CfgCIaNATI. HAVING BECOME
l. permanent resident 81 Evansville. ofer.
his professional services 70 the siti1sas q this
city and vienity. Fram his IAsastTs exp riencs
10 IL. Hos ital and general practice II Medicine
and srrxsry IL she former city, ne frelz eouhdsni
o. BIS aus tty % ours many cases which hare re-
slsled &. sasHl modes ef tFeatmsut,
EH~ Particular attention given 70 ihe frea meat
o. Chronic D sease@ and hose peculiar 10 tha
elimate, saeh - Eeyer and Agus, Bilious Fever,
ke
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
NOTTCE.

ITAvISG SOLD OUT tbs ST NICHOLAS
IL saloon. IL baenmas nee s-sFy - cali eu 81
parties owing Ns - make prumpt paymsut.
p4rRonn having claims against Has NiiI FFsseaf
them Tor iamsliats ssttismshf
fsblg.2l b. GRAMMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERTKEcE or
Il Az fEgALrD.
Published fir he bensft ard a. ezufien to yoHng
men and otkffs Who sedsF from SerFoua Debility,
Premature Ls1Ay of Manhood &c, Supplying ~
TIE sane tiius The meats o. self care. b one
who has cared himself after undergoing consider.
abs qusrksry. BY esseiosing = postage paid 81.
dressed snEsiOps, single copies may b had Il the
author, NATHANIEL HATFAIR, Esq
eeca-in5&~ BFeokiys, Kings Co.. y. T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

Bg- The Terrs HAute Journal says:
The heavy ice in the upper Wabash has
commenced breaking up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

masonic TExPLE.-We saw the play
Of jesse Brown last night, for the first
time, and We have seen nothing TO sur
pass il since the present Company has
opened in this city Il is thrilling
and deeply interesting PLAY and The
Company DO themselves great credit IN
It's performance Everybody shoala-ss
Il
II viii be repeated again tonight viii
q very laughable sfterpieee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
HOmINY.
DR. ]. 8. LOWER
PHYSICIAN & Surgeon

- AA-4t4A q = u 6COus
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II EysnSviifs, o6srs hiz professional ssrEsesx -
The eltlzsns OF EsAnsville and vieinity-
- oScs sas Residences On EAin Etre-s. Germ.
asa rev 3. 3 DsPcr- BE VII b fo1a4 st Bros<h.
tor Weod's Drug Ssors. e. ths eerns< q fFf-,s
and GAtr- frcz tS1e e'saoak A u. aach asv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

@ Go to wrights Gallery, No. 8
Second street, for your Photographs.
All work warranted equal 70 any from
Eastern eitiea Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
MEDICAL.
CARD.

DR.. II. A AR9IIsTEAD-
T ATE OF HENDERSON. KENTUCKY. rx,s.
IL dsrs bis professionsi services 70 ia cftizsn,
e Kz&1zv " and stslblfy. 0facs = Ia nssi1sass
on Isard stFsss 01s door sslcu fhs As1 nslhalsss
Chzrsk- 0ss 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
CO PARTNERSHIP.

E,ROM AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF Jan,
L 1855, Nj. Henry A. Waitnsg, eur former
book keeper, has been admitted a. psrtuer in
our house Tks ara 20 b known tksrsafsar a.
Jsqnesa, French O..
fssIs JAoUEss TREScH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
PERSONAL.

A NY PERSON KNOWING or TIE WHERE
II sbozts Of y FORD or lmily, IAfs q zen
eoznsy. Ark, viii confer great tsFsr On his sou
By giving iniorzazfisa ~ this oEida.
fseIl-lw Ell Fo2D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

GROCERIES,
pUcNwEEAT FLOUR AsD HomTxY
ID Jsst received a. YfCEhRT ERcss.
Aaia street
nRY BEEs AND BACON
~ sugar Cursd Dry BIZ, Hans, Shoulders aad
Sides, Just received and faF sales
yIoKERY RIOS.
la asin street.
DEIME LEAF LARD
L tieress a choice arsiel-j IN store and sor
ssie b. WICK say BRo ).
fsz u II street.
Dies FEET.
L By the keg or doxaa. pct NJ in vinegar, for
sale 81 vICKERT 9R0's,
Ia aain siF~et.
NEW YORK CHEESE
IN Good and yellow. Cor sais hv
vICKERT BIOS.
I72 EAIn street.
CYHUP AND MoLAs,Es.
- Golden syrup. New York syrup, and beautiful
sorgho Syrup for sale By
vTcKERY BROS,
i22 Main street.
DATsTSs AND CUgRANrs
II New Layer Raisias and choics new Currsnis
for sale chezp - EfCkEaX BRO ),
is@ Mails street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
WALL PAPER. &C.

lust RECEfVEn LARGE AND WELL
81 selected assortment OF Val and Wtuaeg
Papers, plain ard hxursd. which the pabife are
invited 70 call and examine hefora parchAsing
elsswh here.
Also. a new supply 81 TsaayEoa's pee POEM
GblB J. HEALYis.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

THE CATTLE PLAGUE MEDICALLY AND
SCIENTIFICALLY TRRATED.-Dr. Hamilton,
an English physician, who went TO Hol-
land to investigate, says he found that sew.
enty three per cent of the cattle attacked,
and treated homc opathicslly, were cured.
The medicines used chiefly were arseuicum,
rhus, phosphorus, phosphoric acid and
sulphur, according to circumstances
doses five to ten drops, repeated four OF
i've times n day; but treating the symp
toms of the disease as they appeared, ac.
cording to the indications, by different rem.
edies, as no two cows had the disease alike.
The killing system is entirely exploded
The panic has qrite subsidized, as the far.
mers find now that the greater part OF
their cattle can be saved by treatment.
The diet should omly be linseed or other
farinaceous cruel till the animal is convs
leseent, aud then hay and turnip,tops, &c.
In email quantities. Grains and distillers'
wash should be avoided as injurious, both
to sound and diseased animals. The eyes,
nose. lips, and all affected parts must be
washed In tepid water. The preventive
homeopathic treatment was arsenicsm
chiehy-ten drops of the third dilution 10
be given TO each COW or OK daily.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

PRODUCING FLowERs.-To secure a con-
tipuous bloom of the Tuberose, the first
roots ehould be started in January, in a
temperature not less than 65 degrees, and
II kept regularly not below that tempera.
ture, they will flower in May. Those that
are wanted 10 flower out doors, and which
are of most interest to general readers,
should be started In a Green-house, Hot
he'd, orwsrm room, not sooner than the
lst of May, and planted out in the flower
borders three or four weeks after; Thus
treated, they win begin to bloom In Au.
gust, and continue in bloom for three OF
four months. In warmer sections of the
country there is no necessity for this for
wardiug treatment, as there dry bulb
planted out In May will flower freely du-
ring the autumn months. For later
succession Of flowers, say for the month";
November, December. and January, tn,
bulbs should be kept dry and planted b,
the 1st or middle of August; these o
course, must be grown In the Hot-house O
Green house, as the Tuberose Is plant re
Quiring at all times u high temperature
The beauty and fragrance Of this Aowe
well repay the little care required to pro
duceit.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

BRUMMELiu his decay was wittier than
in his best days. He considered himself
"independent" at Calsis, because he had
''little to depend uponi" and a hungry
friend observed at his modest table, "that
nothing was better than cold beef" the
beau replied 81 beg your pardon, cold beef
Is better than nothing" A French friend,
LabOrde by name, told him that though
foreigners complain of having to pay TO see
the cathedral of st, Paul's in LONDON, he
had found 1t Just as bad at st. Pcter's
In Rome. He had been up TO the dome,
and when he came down cicerone asked
five paolis ('cirq pauls," as he expret sed
it, for conducting him aloft. "Welr'
said Brummel, ''iL's very natural, and quite
In accordance with our old apothegm that
you should pay 81. Paul to see 81. Pierrel"