Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

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tpose, again, that all these. dificuIt;as ,..,,
lovercome. how time Iehor o55 oSnsSon :. .-s;I
have Been lost IN @ fSt,;Sg tbanl fop WI
/ How much pro1resss SiII ths $500 ~
armies of the NoFlh have Tosds Il, tha =,
/ time. Thev mrTst. etstha bsSf Nbe ~ i;,.I.
avail for the next Summers csmnsiSn HrnJ M
by the end of that, who KNOWS tbat ths
| rebel leaders viii have anv nae forfhaTo N
lat all events, any Important sriny of iWhftes,
left to operate with then? The Confede.
rates have stuck to slavery with such q.
nacity, and have 40 resolutely nersists5 In
regarding as treason to their da4linC
lconfederacy anythipp that ever So re
motely involved the Weakening Of slave
~, that they are now altopether too late in
asking their slaves to fiph1 for their f,anse.
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A Free and Easy Ialk About sheep.
From the spripes sld mas R.nnh,,.o.n4 ~
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80 - : llAEyest ceIo'' Des' s.pH'
Seliein pt esiding iked mutton and pars
toe Of beef veal, turkey and oysters at
IS. n. BROOKE, az Ssrflstor s. ,,,-;s9s,
80 ''et' sAtu ol tno uoEH
mousse 's Sheep Of Vermont, and their pecu-
b
be the result of such unnatural forcing =
Mr.. Hammond is said to have sold SAD oo0
worth of eheepi atte past Year without df.
mf6ishing the value of his flock. He doubt.
less makes more money than those who
buy Of him or the public can realize. The
sheep fever in Vermont may be reckoned
akin to petroleum atoGks fifty years hence.
There is more OF less oil to be found in both
operations. There was difference Of
opinion about keeping sheep and cattle. to-
gether in the same pasture. One party
thought that sheep eat q shorter. and dif-
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sheen would al The hest and so ,h.;S. 5HS ~. ~
the exnense Of ihs cstfIs Ths sbas. .;,so ~
forrnisipp lambs was aIso moots5 soms
wanted them In :IannarT. az tbSt 1ba.;v S cc,,iS,
I Sc ,tatteued and turned over 10 ths Intc5sr sS
lin June. before poin1 TO nastnre3 Othars
advocated HAVING them n NAV az that
thew conld tsl<e the advantsoaa na;IS
weather. be at mature. and have r1ara
easv. steady and raniS SESowtb r. tL;s
last process lambs have tSr6wn nm ~ sav
enty nonnGs in tbree rnon,hs
lambs thraa Tmnntbs a1J ,,;,l cot ,,,,-o
meal than old sbesn and sonatir,as ~ ESao .ioao
GROWING and faffsSino, ron;5Ia' o,,aSt naoL
Mich ewes shonId have, Fowsn hs1 snS a
few roots deiIv in winter = A sboo1 In sat
abont three 1sr cent IF i,S T;Se WI 1n;es, 90.
dailv. unIess verv fat Il 10 nnt safa ~
feed ordinary sheen over Tir;t rf CO.,, -
dav. A FreSnent chance of fss5 !. 49,
rai3ie. Ona IF the hast and 1aroest sbor
her6s IN This connt,v sabn hn,s ~, =,
the bnndre5 ~ fat fssd. "IS nntb.osSaS S.oS ~
and oats iii fspnsrv SI tbsSt;H tbe H3,g5IS sSHS
of Febrnsrv demsge5 or coIored be.ns NJ
half nint to the sheen After thar Inns
or tilI' rs frSt of All ho1f n;nt - onL I,
maaI ia ad5e5 The hsons - 90 pss FaS " nLSIo w
bH, the corn "a orocSeS Rss;ass o wv muO;e ;s
feu tIFee Iiuss Ss1Ss . uay. GSS WUels a,ks -
feeding is enough to fatten sheep.
Thefrst of May was said to be the best
time to shear sheep. Later the wool be.
comes a burden andIoses Gather tbsB 0ains
Washing sheen is 8. farce. and IA onIv \ Toint
for buyers to talk of. Grease ISM easily iis.
solved in cold water Coarse wool sbEinks
less by washing than fine. Dealers ded1ct
from a fourth to third for shrinking. The
real Vermont Hammond wool WOMB BRING