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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

FROM SAVANNAH.

ARRIVAL OF REFUGEES AT CHARLESTON
-sHERMAN'S VIEWS ON THE PEACE
IOK-BRANCHVILLE HIS NEXT
OBJECTIVE POINT. ig@
CHARLESTON, Jan. PA fag-oftruce boat ar
rived in the harbor to-day, with one hundred and
fifty Savannah refugees, who were received by our
authorities.
The Savannah Republican OF the 18th publishes. a
letter from General Sherman TO a prominent citi-
GEN. stating that he is merely military commander
and can act only in that capacity. He cannot give
assurances or pledges affecting civil matters in fu-
tre. Congress will adjust these when Georgia is
again represented there as OF old.
lie says Georgia is not out ofthe Union. Therefore,
a total reconspuction appears inappropriate. AS
long as any OF the people remain armed and organ
led the United States would pursue them with ar.
mics and deal with them according to military law
Afterwards they will be dealt with by the cilcodrts
He thinks the course should be adopted as in
dictated by General Washington in the whisky in
surrection, and in accordance with the principle Of
the "Bnrr conspiracy.
lie quotes from Washington and Jackson on the
presentation Of the Union. The armies are simply
fulfilling their commands. The Union Must be pre-
served, cost what it may. There isno other alter.
native the people of Georgia than confirm thi.
view of:the case. No commissioners, or neg6tis.
ton, or conventions are necessary. Whenever the
people of Georgia quit the rebellion. elect member:
Of Congress and Senator's and there take their seats
the State OF Georgia will have resumed her function
.ht the Union.
The refugees concur in the statement that Sher-
man win move on Branchyillc next week
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THE NEWS.

TIE ARREST or HON. HENRY :. FOOT.
The believing communication was recsiyed in the
House ofRepreseutatiyes yest eriay at one O'Clock
from the President. through his Private Secretary,
C5l. q. \. Harrison
EXECUTIVE DEyAnNTNr, ! e.
January g, 1860.
a. u. House Of Representatives. O. S. Il.
leave lust received from the Secretary OF Var
e accompanying report stating that Henry
FCote, member of thc House o. Representa-,
tyes from the State OF Tennessee has been arrested
by a military oiicer ia Northern Virginia white en-
dkworinc ty pass our hines on his way to the enc
NV, country. As this arrest may involve TGneS-
1i6n Of privilege | submit tue matter 10 you Ia order
that such disposal Of thecase may be made Is to you
shall seem proper.
!, (Siguedl JtlfA'S'S JAWS
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Soup BoUsr.-There is.a great run upon the soup
hoase since the poor have found out what an excel
lent article is made tfete Tae only difficulty now
is that meat enough can not be- procured to make
the soup. We learn THAT several ofthe butchers
have expressed Willingness to cbntri!ute beads and
shins. We hope they yin leaves their contributions
with the clerks of the markets, which wiiliensure
their reaching their destination.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

POLICE ITEAs.-0nly one arrest of importance
was made yesterday. James Z. Robinson was cap
tured in the store Of Chiles & Chenery, corner Of
9th and Broad street, in the act of stealing piece
pf cloth valued at 5000. lie taken into custody
by Mr.. Seal, Chief of Police. This man was under
bail to for stealing Some cloth ten days ago
from the store OF Beers 6 Spillman, Main street.
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TIE CITY.

New PuBLroArIoNs.-We have received from
Mcssrs West Johnston the following new publica:
tions;
"The Stolen Mask or tie Mysterious Cash Box.
by Wii.e Coilins-a novelette, which is ssid'to be
replete with interest =. ."
''TheEoniederate States Almanac and Repository
OF Useful Knowledge" for ithes year 1865, 1t con
tamsa Urge. variety of valuable information in a
form conyenientfor preseryNtiOh. We commend it
to everybody who wishes to know ga thing or two.''
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SALJ4BURY--LoSS
OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY.

SALISBURY, N O., Jan. l3~-A fire was discovered
this morning about O'Clock in vacant store-rooni
N the George W. Brown building, now the property
Of ] Ii. Ennis:
I Itspread,with great rapidly to the right left and
rear, involving almost every wood building in the
block.
Murphy's three-story brick building arrested the
flames on the south, and Ennis brick building, now
occupied by the Commissary Department, arrested
them on the north.
The buildings occupied by the Quartermaster's
Dcpartment.were destroyed, and with them some
property, but how much " not yet known.
The loss of movable property, either public pri'
yate, is not very great.
The fire is believed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
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FUGITIVE .StAvEs,-Half dozen negroes have
been captured in the last ten days, running off to the
Yankees 1t is estimated that in the past fortnight
i've hundred have made good their escape 70 the
Yankee lines.from Richmond.
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EYENINE WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. NJ, 4nd
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
same hour, an evening edition of the Wig. The
Evening Wing WILL contain the latest news by mail
aud telegraph up to the hour Of going to press edi-
toraI, local intelligence, SC. iy 20.
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mia. q ores desnatch says
THBL4TE MAI. GENERAL B. F. BUTLER.

The incidents connected with the departure from active
life OF this notorious character not without interest,"
Tie manner in which Butler Turned on the calm
demeanol that lac exhibited the OCCASION the style in
which lie became affected at the last moment and his
regrets parting from the opportunity of faitler viii
anie thus portrayed by thenepOrer who present
HEADQRs ARMY OF THE JAMES
January y 1866 (
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

HUsrISQs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-Thi Court
was not in session Yesterday all the business be-
fore it having been disposed of the previous day
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ots0 REwARD.-RANAwAY ON MONDAY, nth
eDlJU instant, negro boy named JIM. He is about
feet or inches high IA years old very near sighted
and black, witha the left cheek under heeye He
has been in this city every day The above reward
will be paidfor his delivery ct taeNew Richmond Thea
tire corner 9TH and Broad. 49, .oc2I-tf.
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DIED.

January 18Th 1885, Mrs CATHARIsr' TAYLOR, aged 81
years.
Her funeral win take place from St James Church to.
morrow Sunday, at o'clock p IL
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FrEDERIcksBrRo, Jan. 18Th, f86

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. 18th, fS65
MJnASeeretaJy of Var:
have arrested Hon. Henry ) FoOte, at Deco
guam, on bis way 20 Washington for the purpose Of
negotiating peace as he ovows. FaI particulars
through Major Darlington by mailI Have paroied
him 10 await Instructions. Please instruct me WhSt
disposition 10 make Of him.
H. :. DOGCETT,
Commencing Post.
On motion Of Mr. Clarke Of Mo-, the matter was
referred 90 a select c. mmittee OF hNe' go -.
stream of that name, near the Potomac. Ihe vi,
lage is about seyenty-fye ales from kehmona' aud
tgsnty from Alexandria,
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Legislature Of Virginia
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Jan. 49,. 1865.
The Senate was called to order at ~ O'Clock M,
by the President pro tenn, JAMES T. JOHNSON, Esq.
Prayer by Rev, Dr., Jeter, of the Baptist ChaFsa;
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TWO HTNDRED DOIlLAnS .;

1.-TWO IL ID Il IL ID ID d III a x -
i RElyAxD.-Ranaway from the Hndersl gned, |:
the night of the 10Th of December 1864 very likely
negro man named MONROE Said boy IL bright muat. /:
to- with smooth features 81 years Of age feet 10 ins hes
high wore small moustacbe, and had small mole
side of his face which side not Iecoccted Said boy j.
coat with black hat and boots and undoubtedly 81.
deayorng 10 get to the Yankees.
will give two hundred dollars 20Olfor the apprehen-
sion and securing Of said boy in jail safe place.
until information he given hs whereabouts or
delivery to me. JOHN STEPHENS.
de 6-cat. Prince Edward C. H., Va.
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81 one ,J I cEiIsrnAs CARROLL,
Air-@Rosin the bow" -
Stack arms the fight is now over
Hot work have We had all the day, ~ q
And tho II be burdened with s0roH, -,
True soldiers can make the night gay;
Then boys gather round the camp fire,
And Join in the nights biyouac,
Pile the wood higher and higher
And fill up your pipes with Lone Jack
bvouac! rather scant one,
There's nothing 10 eat or to drink,
No signof o canteen or bottle,
Nor even a tunbler TO drink
But what care we for all that, bOysl
To-the devil with grog and hard tack. .
Here's something that's both meat aud drink boys
bag full of CAROLS Lone Jack
They say that each has his vices, ~
The poor man we'll as the rich,
Some take to plain common stealing;
Some to drinking, hard cnssin and sick,
While Others will risk thirty nine, boys
Dive down and bring qut pack \
They're fools not to give EN- all up,
And their talents all throw on lone jack
They say that the Devils smart one -
And all of us know il is true;
Ii he aint then how in the devil So.
Does he make us all do what we dol
If he is then when We all die boys
And go where wen never come back,
He'll give us genteel reception,
For we'll take down bag of Lone Jack"
And IL he don't take it away BOYS
To punish us for our crimes,
Well make it jolly good place, boys,
Add have some COMPOUNDED good times,
And the incense will fill The whole place, boysrs
AID the devils will cease to look black,
Andsyitl one consent they'll declare. boys,
Sa Sh-l Is no HI with rlsone jack
1ien why should We think OF work, boys,
Short rations, hard marches and sorrow ,
We've got the whole night all before US,
Let militiamen think OF tomorrow;
Hark the Long Roll is beating
Fall in for another attack,
And If it's my fare to be shot boys
Bury me with q bag Of Lone Jack"
PETER B. AKERs,
ja5-3t -, 18th Va. Reg't.
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Richmond, Jan. 10 leo0'
To the P..,ii.at OF tie Confederate StatsS-
SiR. have the honor to submit for your lnior9
nation and directisu the subjCiued copy OF tele-
gram received from the Provost Marshal oil frede-
rieksbure. No special Instructions had been gwen
fer such arrest.
Very respectfully,
Your Chedieut servant,
JAaEs 4. SEDDoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FAR5IERs.-Al liberal
IN price viii be paid for all BRISTLES and HOG HAIR
at the Brush Factory, corner 81 and Broad streets
ALSO wANTED-An experienced BRUSH MAKER, by
del2-lm'. +. LAUBE. :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

F1PEaa 10 as eEsF 70 SOLDIERS VEKE Ov
POSTAGE.
Itwilrbe seen from the report of the proceedings
of Congress published this morning, that our officers
aud soldiers are to teccve newspapers Of post
age
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

Tor HHRE-Three Young MEN SERVANTS, Of
servants and one as driver Inquire of J. c. Stanard
Egg at the Midlothian office on 10Th street. between Main
ana lazy, ,lsss - So -s4 s.s-4 - uas-i3
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i COUNTIES AND CORPORATIONS OF VIRGINIA.
Your attention is requested To the annexed adops
ted by the House of Delegates Forward the information
asked to me. WM.F. GORDON Jr., -
Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.
-.
"REsoIvFp That the agents appointed for the purpose
Of procuring salt for the counties OF the Common
wealth. be requested to make statement IN writing. Rndr
oath the Joint Committee Salt Of the amount OF salt
procured for their counties when prOenfed and what
dculties If any existed in procuring salt the pncePad
for per bushel Also the diferencei the weight OF tie
ack and the weight OF the sacks when received ia tie
counties and that the Clerk of the House OF Deeg tale
the proper steps toino tue SAIL agents Of this resolution
Agreed to by the House Of Delegates, Dee. 81 1854
-. -sWM F. GORDON, JR.,
de2S--3t %Clegk OF the House Of Delegates
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OCAL A. HSsTRUyIENTAI
AIOTICE REsPECTING SALT FOR

NOTICE Respecting SALT FOR
IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISIANA persons of said
county entitled TO Salt received last fall and who have
failed to apply FOR the same and take away are hereby
notified that unless they do before the second
Monday in FEBRUARY next ibeing Cont day that will
prdceed ON tat day at O'clock r. NJ at the Depot at
onia Com ouse to sell all the Salt then hand TO tie
highest bidder for cash. @
BY order of the County Court ofssaid county
ial4-w2wf A. W. TALLEI, Agent.
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DiSNOr UTION OF PARTNERsMN,.

u The finn OF LEE BOWMAN Is ms r4Y Dis
solved by mutual consent Either partner j. authorized TO
use the name OF the Firm in liquidation.
NJ NJ LEE,
RIcTosD, Jan. ID 1865. 8 IT, BOWMAN
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NOTICE

Having retired from the Auction Business respectfully
NY tfas for the literal patronage bestowed upon
the House during hy connection it'll IT, and soic, cons
tnuanee Of the to Mr.. y. M'LEE who will CONDUCT
the business at the old stand. 4"
January ID 1861 $. NJ. BOWMAN.
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Confederate States Congress
SECOND CoNGREss-sECoND SESSION.
SENATE.

,FnIAY Jan. 10, 1865.
The Senate met at IL NJ, the VICE President in
the chair. -
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Norwood, of the Epis-
copal church.
On notion Of Mr.. GARLAND, of Ark, thirty days
leave of absence was granted to his colleague Hon.
r. W JoaxsoS detained FROM his seatby indispoton'
On motion Of Mr., SPARROW, the Committee on
Milhary Affairs was discharged from the consideration
Of several bills and communications relative to the
supply OF clothing to officers ofthe army, the Object
having been already provided for by the passage on
bill On the subject.
Senate resolved into secret session.
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Thankful for the patronage extended 10 the late Firm Of
LEE BOWMAN thesnbscTiber wiil connne, the old
stand the Auction Business for the Sale OF Negroes pub
lcy and privately and solicits continuance OF tie same
from his lfends and the public.
JAZZ y. ~ LEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-14

VIRGINIA. Amelia County Court, 2ad'Deceyl;
v Der 1864
Cornela Littepage, Plaintiff
vs. -
Edward Wood, administrator de bons non Of WIo Wood
deceased, +. X, Fauar and r. p Johns executors os
Margaret Wood deceased, MB. Wood and the unknown
children of VIM Wood. Defendants
p. IN CH4NCERY.
This day the plaintiff fled her bill the object of Which
is for partition Of the slaves held by Mary JOINS de-
ceased dover in the estate Of her former husband Wnr
Wood according the rights Of the parties ard It ap-
pearing to the court that the children OF VIM Wood and
the said VIM Wood non.resdents OF the state OF Vr
GINA it is ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what neees
sary to protect their interest and that this order tcpub-
lisLed week for -four Successive weeksn the Ech-
mond Wing and posted at the front door OF tie Court
House on the first day of the next term. &"
.. \ e0py-zfestc
EDWD IL. COLEMAN. Clerk
p :. ). WEIsEGER, p.Q ial0-W4w
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II Ii. PAYNE e. co, No. HIS Broad
~ street. offer for sale the following brands Of CHEW
ing TOBACCO:
Jessie Brown (Grayely)
Hollands Extra - -
c. Lafort
Stonewal Twist
and other brands
SMOKING TOBACCO
Garbaldi
Zephyr Puff
Hyco
Zarvona
Scarfaletta -.
Lone Jack.
=. HAVANA AND FLORIDA CIGARS. =,
dsls-iR -
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w ANTED- SIXTY NEGRO MEN, for service a
jG3-dlw. MCKINNEY & DUPUY.,
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VNHE writer s DESTROYS of employing a lady a.
j. COVERINGS, Who il thoroughly competent 20 ieach'
French Music and tie English Branches. Such person,
by being veil recommended can obtain excellent stu
alton By applying TO the undersigned.
CAMM PATTERSON
Howardsville 7. o., Albemarle co.. Va.
January Cd l665.-ia7-d6swlw.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
Lincoln and Davis.

agate" of the Cincinnati Gazette, has the
following in regard to General Sherman's
interview with President Lincoln at City
Point:
General Sherman complained, and doubt
less with some truth, if not justice, that the
Government had never distinctly explained
to him what policy it desired to have pur'
sued. II asked Mr.. Lincoln explicitly, when
| went up to City Point, whether he wanted
me to capture jeff. Davis, or let him escape,
and in reply he told me a story"
That "story" may have historical value,
and give it, therefore, as General Sherman
said Mr.. Lincoln told it-only promising
that it was a favorite story with Mr.. Lincoln,
which he told many times, and in illustration
of many points Of public policy.
'lll tell you, General" Mr.. Lincoln was
said to have begun, an tell you what l
think about taking jeff Davis. Out in San.
Canon county there was an old temperance
lecturer who was very strict in the doctrine
and practice of total abstinence. One day.
after a long ride in the hot sun, he stopped
at the house of friend, who proposed ma
king him a lemonade. As the mild beverage
was being mixed, the friend insinustingIy
asked if.he wouldn't like just the least drop
of something stronger, to brace up his nerves
after the exhausting heat and exercise. No.
replied the lecturer, i couldn't think Of it.;
I'm opposed to it on principle. But he adj
ded, with longing glance at the black bot
tie that stood conveniently at hand. If you
could manage to put in drop unbeknownst
to me, guess ii wouldn't hurt me mucbv "
% to
have concluded, "Tm bound to oppose the
escape of jeff. Davis; but if you could man
age to let him slip out unbeknownst like,
guess it wouldn't hurt me much"
"And that" exclaimed General Sherman
"is all could get out Of the Government a,
to what its policy was concerning the rebe
leaders. Till Stanton assaed me for Davis
escape
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

THE LAUGH OF WoMAN.-A woman has
no natural gift more bewitching than a sweet
laugh. 1t is like the sound of flutes on the
water. 1t flows in clear sparkling rll; and
the heart that hears it feels as if bathed in
the cool, celebrating spring. Have your ever
pursued an unseen fugitive through trees, led
on by fairy laugh, now here. now there,
now lost and now found? We have. And
we are pursuing that wandering voice to this
day. Sometimes it comes to us in the midst
Of care or sorrow, or irksome business; and
then we may turn away and listen, and hear
it ringing through the room like silver bell
with power to scare away the evil spirits Of
the mind. How much we owe to that sweet
laugh! II turns prose to poetry; it filings
showers OF sunshine over the darkness Of the
wood in which we are travelling; it touches
with light even our sleep, which is no more
the image Of death, but is consumed with
dreams that are tho shadows of Immortality.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
Excelsior District,

The Mountain Messenger publishers let
Ter from the Excelsior District, Nevada coun'
ty, from which we extract the following: at
is said to be eleven thousand feet above the
sea at this place. The snow falls in winter
to the depth of sixteen feet. The first claim
visited was the Excelsior, Nos. and 2. |
saw rock out of the tunnel Of No. 2, dark
quartz, with plenty of gold on it and in it,
then went to No. l, and picked from the
ledge piece weighing about five pounds,
broke it and saw gold all over it. | then
broke it into small pieces and got some good
gold bearing specimens. from the size If a
pin head to that of split pea. 1t is the
most singular country and strange quartz
ever saw. visited the Washoe, Potosi,
Monitor and Virginia Nos. and 2. They
pass like black belts all parallel from about
fifty to eighty feet apart. All these lodges
are rich in gold and silver. l found gold
visible to the naked eye in three Of them.
If the mines here are one.tenth as rich al
claimed by owners it is the richest mneras
region in the State"
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
NOTICE.

TO all whom it may concern: Whereas the
!; i North East quarter of Section FL, Township
~ North Range East, Mt. Dablo base and me-
tdan, has been by the aidavits of various persons
MED In the District Land Office Of the U. States,
a. a. Marysvile, State of California, being the Of
nce ior the district within which said lands are
situated. declared to contain minerals and to be
more valuable for mineral than for agricultural
purposes by reason whereof said land has hither-
20 y. been withheld from pre- emption and sale, now
,ae undersigned gives notice that she will on
monday, the 25th day of September, 1865, at the
nour OF II O'Clock, A. NJ, make application to the
nneglster or Receiver of the United States Land
Once' at Marysvlle, and adduce evidence to
prove that said land, to wit: The North East
quarter OF Section FL, Township II, North Range
east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, is more
valuable for agricultural than mining purposes,
nuu on such proof apply for permission to file a
presumption claim to said land, unless sufficient
cause 10 the contrary be then and there shown
CATHARINE CAMPBELL.
August 18th, 1s65-6w
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

A COMPLIMENT TO GEN. LEE.-General
Hooker has paid the highest compliment we
have ever seen in print to the military genius
Of Gen. Robert E. Lee. In his testimony
before the Committee on the Conduct Of the
War, Gen. Hooker testified, under oath, as
follows:
Our military has always been superior to
that of the rebels, as was also our Infantry,
except in discipline, and that, for reasons not
necessary to mention, never did equal Lee $
army. With rank and file Inferior to our
own, intellectually and physically, it has by
discipline alone acquired character for
steadiness and efficiency, unsurpassed, in my
judgment in ancient or modern times. We
have not been able to rival it, nor has there
been any near approximation to it in the
other rebel armies.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

The Ohio State Journal has correspond
ent who says, it is to be feared that many
soldiers who voted with us while in the army
may be influenced when homo TO vote the
'unscratched Democratic ticket" We have
not bit of doubt as to this point. There
are hundreds Of soldiers who will act with
the Democracy and conservative men this
fall, in opposing the policy and party of the
radicals. The soldiers from Ohio, those GAL
lant fellows who served with Sherman, who
marched with him from Nashville to Allan,
ta and from Atlanta to Goldsboro, believe
in and with "OId Billy" They know that
he is not enlisted under the banner of negro
equality or negro suffrage, and they do know
that he has been assaled and abused by evel
ry radical orator and radical press in the
land, and defended solely by the Democrats.
Ohio Statesman.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

CURE FOR THE SMALL-Pox.-The follow.
ing prescription is voucbed for by the East:
port, Maine, Sentinel, as cure for the small
pox. l, is worth trying:
Give to the patient two tabsspoonsfuls Of
a mixture OF hop yeast and water sweetened
with molasses so as to be pala;able, equal
parts OF each three times a day. Diet
boiled rice and milk, and toasted bread mois'
tened with water, and without water. Eat
90 meat. Give catnip tea as often ~ the
patient is thirsty. Give physio when neces'
sary. II the above treatment is strictly fol.
lowed no marks Of small pox will then rs.
main.