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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
NrpflamatiDn
@eussrnears Sd etaat.s aenntlts.
Staat EenneHee,
GgecatiUs4 Department.,

Sta1t Eenneffee,
GxerutiDs Beportement,
RafbptI1e, Tenf., 1. October 1866.
Mn ben g5ertf RON RamiIton County in beiastem
Gtadte metnen @rub:
Ger GommiIlioner fur bic Reeffririne Der Stimms
bereGtaten tn Sbtem County bat beritets bab CT bic
@eoigtrirune pefpoHdnbigt babe unb baHer teebIe Id
Sbnen, am Ian Rage bes IDnats 9DDeruber bic
&ahIurnen ~ Sfuen unb aDdbten an allen aBablpIds
ten tn Sbrem GDnntp absubafen. unb no1bem sic
eebBrige 9etfs IN eeietIt4er Sorm gegebeH kaber,
einen 9eprdieptanfen tir BITE General Ahembp 6ies
ies Staatcs ~ erwHbIeu5 bic Bncdns 81 fnea, bic
bnrd sfnen 9ef9lMb beS Observation-Disclosures ers
ieEefer MasfDeEHue 6es 0eoree .. Eofer eftftaneen
TT ebenio ale Bacanjen an ftaen, bic IN County,
4ittrtit oeer U1nieipnlen Merntern rprliegel, wte
1bnen foIcbeS pfieien bef1nnt it, Mnn $te uolen mir
pom 10 0ef6ebenem BIC f1ulneen 8eriGte abftatten,
mic fOIbes oa q 6ae @eiea erf0rbett III.
.., Bum 0eugnis Eierfnr babe 10 meins
IT g 1GfnenBHnteriGrtft bierunter aefeAt Mnf
-.e..: belDblsn, bat bas erose GtaatsfSsesI atta.
btrt wtEe- 20 Gef9eben tim Departemeni
M QaIbuiue an 1. October 1865. s
SSr ben WoupeynarT wy. @. 1rcwmIow.
w. 8. TletG eE, StaatsietFstdr, Root 1bnep.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
Me6er ala Gonninhnlfann

Fnb grimanIt,s Rattieo GapieIn urh bic Rattieos
GsRfDritmnS. Sn pernIteten 6dueu, NO Gue anoere
~itteIn ft ais erfoIgLos erpteien bdben, mirh 6ur
bic gatteOvrepernfionen Der gtfnsenbfte GroIg ers
aieH. Or Sticcrd, Der beribmte Specialize, pen6et e
fan ausf&lieBtA an, Die GinipriAune piro bel fris
t6en un6 bic GapfeIn BEL uerateten SdLen in Anmens
6une gebra9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
NrpfIaniatiDm

RANAAAAtbUAbNW
hes
9ounerneurs bes Staates Sennef ee.
Stnat Eennefee,
greeuttp<9 epartement,
RafbpiIIe, Senn., 1. October 1867
I'm ben Sheriff pom RarfbaH County in beiaetem
Sfdnte meinen Grns:
5iernit befebIe ttb Sbnen in Sbrem goMHtu bic
Rohurnen gu 6ifnen un6 Nablen an allen 98ablpIds
gen am titen Gage oes Monats Ropember absuhaIten,
nne nG1bem Sic 9ebSrt9e 9oti; IN 9eiesmdbiger
Sorm geaeben haben, einen Reprdientonten fir bic
General AnembIp III errndbIen, bic Bacan; 81 fills
LEM bic blirh bic ReIgnotion bes DON. u. " Steele
entftanben 1T; ebenfo ale 8aean3en 81 fiHen, bic in
geuntpz Siitritt> ober uorIiegens
ME s5bnen foIdbes pfsieH betnnut iit-uab Sic DoIs
len mir pom 70 @ei9ebenem bic i9nihigen 8eri9te
abfatten, mie SoI9es burd5 6ns geIes erforbert it,
3nn 3eu9niB bierfiir babe i'd meine
II & 9edmensnnteri6rift bierlrtter 9efest unS
-: befobIen, oaB bas aroBe St1atsfiegeI Gttaz
9trt pirb. SO eei9eben i'm Deportentte gu
Rafbpiue am 1ften Gage bes Monats October 1866.
SIR ben gOuperneur: 81. o. SrDiDnIOD.
u. s. SEetd er, Stautsietr. 3oet-1nop
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

9ie Snterefen fir obise 9ummen
perben in Nfiinse be3abIt. Sduio nit
in Gourant gu be5ablenoeu Sntereiien,
Se6sproaentiee Nnleibe $4,000
Senporare 9lnIeibe 22,530,OO0
9reiidb. Bins auf Sins
stoten 1855 ,14O
Dreiiahrige 7e30er 743, 1896, $50
Sotul 1890 800, 100
@4ulo obre fsriit 1880, 237, PA
Sdulb obne SnterefIen 329, 165, 292
SOFT @ouraut 2,702s927, 1888
Sepoiitenideine fir
@Olo 1927, $40
e --------
SotaI So, 272, 522, O23
Sotaie S6uIo 2,7O1, $50, 790.27
@uriirenbe Ser Staa<
ten Miin;e 5,625, 800, 1886
Gourant 49, 953, 1924
Sotal $12,821 ,376, 759
8eianlmtbetra9 $2,573, 336, 94l .65
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
Rein 2eberthran ittebr.
@rimauEt's io0irter 6ettia Ghrup

uirb nit grobem GrfoIge fat bes 2eber<EHranes BEN
er nett porsu3teben 1T, augeuanbt, namentIi6 in
6dnen 8rlittranfbeiten, ierofuIofe Ipmpotif en-
St5rungen, gelbiudbt, WiusfeIab ipannung ino Mpez
t1tIofstett. or periinet ben R6rper 6ur@ frfftiee
8enigung 6es 8Iltes un6 1T aIS elm eidtes Mbfibr=
mitteI iebr gu empfeblen. Der Rettieiprup f4wGdt
rpeher ben Rnsen, nod bic 9Grme unb rprb Bel tIeiz
men Rineern obne bic minbee S9dbIi6feit perwanbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
MIbanh, %. 81, 8. OH.

$1,000. Mlbarlb, ". u, 8. On.
Sraulein Sattie Setuitt uno SrduleiR
9berela Satd mur6eu beute ourd cine
QofoInotine iiberfabren. DER eriten
Game tuur6en beioe Siibe ab9efhnitten;
ole siueite erbielt nur unerbebli9e
0uetihunacn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
sO1apor's ayrDsIa,a.attDu.
@eser's Office: :.

an fieberetnisimmnna nit elmer Recommendation
bes @eInnbhcitsratbes ftnb biermit ee %ssDtLeeen,
6eghr0flt 4saifer 81 osbrnu9en, aud AT bte1enteel
fioasRtuieu upoknen. 9ieenigen, weI9f bieies Pris
piIeainm tenutenunA fdbig fSlr mad ben ttebenbelV
@efehe hafr IN eabieH, JuetbsH erin9t bet ben zBa'
ferfEax Collector u6rfagpre9en. mnuermB9eu0e mos
afss nepbrnnts aDaiieE abne 2@5inng gsbtnu9eHs
9iefe ByeFIamattcn 10 erI6fIea, nm osn @ebrnna
pon nHeapGifer su petbutsH.
~. Weafs DrpDn.
Am Razor.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
~ I'll IL
Sclcgrap1. Nad)ri6ten,
Mns sSnfbin8tOn.
geusites aus europa per 0uupfer.
Generals gGmneftie in Nrensen.
@ngIii6e 8eformbeiuesans.
@ifenbabuunfalL
Oebeiuse OerrGtberif6e Sr:
aamifattDnen i'm Sitbeln.
g d a bam t sberi d t.

Cairo, 6. Sttober,
=. l@elegentli6 bss 8elHdes Der fuos
lidlen SeIeaation, tpelber gu Gbren cine
arOBe Demonftration i'm &beater ber@
aAftaltet mar, berfuhten einige Wftts
alieber bes benlofratiihen @Opperbeao
8IebS mad Wob fdmeGenoe Hubelto<
runaem, Die iebod ourd Die fube uno
umFdt Ser republitaniiden Slrrangiure
i'm Seine erltidt murben.
. Bottom, 6. SH.
8 Z Die republifaniide Nominatioa fur
GongreBmitglieO, befanntlib bon gSen,
bel YbiIippS dbgelebnt, lit nunmebr auf
g. Spitden, Den 9rGfi6eltelt Der Boz
ton uub georceiter @ifeababn, 9e'
fallen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
Meue MnSeigell.
Sp6es=Mnsefne.

6reunben nnb 8etannten biermit bic traIriee Aadbz
ridt, odB geftern 9tadht 80 Wnrten mad ubr infer
geEebter Batter uno Gatte, @erbermeifter Sriebr d
" 0tb mad 4tdgieem 8ranfenIoser sur epieen tIbe
ein9ing. 9as Acknowledgements finoet hellte Nad1z
nittag & nbr pom EraIerhanies Ode 6roiIt unb Sefs
ferionftr., aus itatt. Die trdnernee 9Bittme
uebff &iuet ru.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

5auptnieberIa9e in 9aris:
@rimamlt s Co.,
As Rne 8i6tlieu,
SIR Stem Bort:
Tom9era o Oan6erfteft,
40 ba 80 New @iGttanfr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

Nero6fe Ropfs u. Sefith t8fAuier5en
rDerSen IcfOrt Slr6 bic brafEiantf6e Gnarana, cine
pFan3Iihe Snbftans aus 1raieH, bic bort Uon ieber
TN Gebran9 geweien, gebeilt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
lSenrn SInesehrnna.

@e0en SlnsSebruue.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
pbospbo.i9iaurer &altiprup.)
Gieies neue SeiimitteL wirft aHseesei9net bet Gus
berenIOfe nod S9winbiu1t, oeren esfdbrIi3ere
Spmptome 60 fofOrt befeitist.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
81 { 10 gort, 6. Sft.

ben III 0te1er Staol IHt 3aDeues 0sr untU
entblat iperben ioaen.
Stem Sort, 6. Sft.
9ampfernaHridten aus europa mel>
ben, Das in 2onoon, ieitOem imslpriI bic
3eformbetueaungen i5ren Nnfang nab
men, uobe an 800 offeutti6e Wafiens
berSanmlangen gu @uniten Der Setpe>
gune itatt9eflnben baben.
Sine grobartiee Seier fano gu Qiber<
pool dltf benz i'm 9afen liege1oen 9reat
Gaiteru unter ben 9lulpicien Orr San>
DeIstamner itatt.
Z 9Im 90. sosen Die preuBilben Saroe=
triGppeu in Berlin inter 9r0Bartl6em
SubeI bee Beb0Iferung elm.
8isnard purbe gum General promo
Dirt unb gum gontmarbeur ieines foes
Is. fd)lefi1Aen acknowledgements,
4uenu mir nidt irren glnm. b. 8lo.)
srnanut. ksae4 rt.f
Cine @eneSd sAnnefie 1T FUR ale
8erlonen protlaruirt p0r0en, Die bis
7tm so. 6iefes fur So1berratb ODER
Observation-Disclosures, Sutherland 9e9en
lie StaatsbebOrben, 8erlesunsen to-
niaIiter gefebIe uno Prebber9eben
nnfer benz Yreb9eiek bonn IL. W9ai
1857 berurtbeiH mornen firo. Sleles
lit Der erlte ar6Bere @eredti9feitsatt,
Ser BON benz SobensoIlergefGle6t felt
Den 3eiten 0e8 aIfeit GRIP began9en
tpurOe. &datu fonnen mir bic Srags
apeite faiIen, bic 0iefe Msnnefie BrOflas
NATION i'm GefoIae iiibrt. Anh mir
sperOeu our6 bieieIbe febr nabe beribrt
unD re iebt uns tuieber IN Jte1te Elm,
tuelte bur4 nur einen Despoten nt6gs
Iide Snnblnnesmeile nns entacgen tpor'
,ben. Sir Ddrten u6bere gfa9tiAten
ab, bepor mir Sem Ding 9laHben
fdenfen. u. b. st..
~ J Slen Sort 6. Sft.
Ser Commercial sneIbet: Sir er<
fahrenl bon Yrrionen, bic i'm Beiben
sSanie freien 3atritt babeit, 0aP RroFs
Bent SohnIon Ser Weinun9 1T, oaB Der
Gongreb btabfatigt, Jpn in stnflage3us
it0n6 al berieben.
Die Breb iagt, DAP Geueral Dig Gnoe
glODem6er onf leiner Soften aad) Yaris
a6aeben fuirb.
Sla6ridten BON Bermuda bis gum
25. nielOen, ba6 ct. Geor9e nno Sas
rnittom bura SeIesrapbenIinien perbun'
ben pOroeu fino.
JAIIIJf Isl 10 gorf, 6. Oh.
Zine tribune Stem Orleans Depeihe
fat, OeB GutbhlttnBeu iber cine bette
hef0e aeheime SrganifatiDn, bic ourd
Den aanaen Gii6en nerbreitet 1T, baloigil
offiaien aema@t iperben. 3DeigDereine
beitehen ia Rew Bort nno Gem gDelten.
0ie Nereinianne in NeiD SOrf 3ablt
$1,000 Nfnnl, iaeit MebearnfOlo aten
bic aufs Bette beipdfnet finb. MtanG'
Dobon nenreu fi9 Die. sTrue Sons O
the South, an0er bic knights O
Arabia. DieleIben fH0 81 ierer 8ei1
gum QOsihIagsn E,ereit uno iuarten iIlsl
ouf cine pailenbe geIe9enbeit.
Sine 9nsabI bon 9fitglieOern haber
Die Ge6eininille bieier 8eieaf6aft u
Die SefientIiGteit 9ebradt.
SfeuH Sleaer tpurbeu IN lebter 3ei
nit Neitf6eabieben traRtirt. sine alt
Ssran bon liebeu3ig Sahgea erblelt be
6tlnbett 0ietE.
@pfbfn8ton, 8. DIT.
Sic folaenoe 9iite 0iebt cine Aeber
Sid,f istet Sic ilationale SMulo
SSlnipros gdatfdeine$ 198,O01, 90
pon laS7lsgs 1926, 80
9e&spros. @@abfdtiue
han.1S81 80 2S3, 73S, IS
5ehSproSentiae 5s20eg 708, 1925
a2arine YgniioHs 6one y, 750,0 100
-. 81. :. !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
@IebeIanb, 6. Sft.

q Saipeb u. M1cgribes els6afinerie,
700 JaB Del entbalten6, brannte ab.
Drei Nldnner ipuroen iebensgefdbrlt4
berIebt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
Sanjz56ule
uon
SRI. GIifabetb &c. (SpDbpin.

SrGuIein Glifobet5 q. goo6min nmmt fidb bic 5reis
belt benz uerebrten 9nbtitnm ermit ergebenit ansus
seigen oaB e in threr Bobnnns, iber perm SMITH
4potbete, Gde pom Gburb (Sprtnq) un6 8tne StraBe,
cine Eans=56uIe er6nef1 Ins nit benz nI:terrGt am
Samitag, ben T. October, Rittags nm nbr Beginner
pir6, 4le neuen ln6 aibionablen Tdnse Iueroen mad
elmer Ieibten unb fasti@en Retbo6e gelebrt.
6rGuIein 9oooptn miinid5t bic Mnmertiamfet Der
GIfern unb 8ormfnSer onf bic Borsiise elmer
mutbsuoueu Grstebung fir ibre Rinber su lenten.
Sage bes nnterri6 g. Rontag, RtttIuo6
unb Samitag I'm llbr Ra6mittdgs. 70 i'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
SEN OrIenns, 6. Sft.

general Sberiban ceaeentrirt Srupe
ben in bieler Stabt fur 3auefe, bic balb
entbiat meroen ioaeu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

Refine BIutarmmtb unb 8leiAfnbt
mehr.
8irOphospborfuures Gilen<y fatrpn bon
Or. 2eras.
Gieies nene grdparat TT bereits in Stantrei6 nno
GngIGab an STEELE Der GiienMittel anoptirt- Gs 1T
ftg, forbs nnb gef@mndfos uns entfpridt tn feinen
Standardization Der SufdmmenfesMrg 6es 1tutes nnS
bef Qno9en. Gegen 8Iei4iudt. Ylogenbef 9Tuer6en,
S1wGcbe, 8erhaung nti6 Anamie, gbt Is tein i&nels
Ierer unb ierer wirfenhes DitteI. Die Ataoemie be
MIebeeine wenbet es IN ben eien 6dllen an uno ers
sieEt Samit bic better GrfoIge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
0erbapunes @afftlIen u. 3elt@ en-
bon Suriu Du BuiTon,

adureh ber me6t stnif9en Atabemie in gnris.
0iefes gef6maduoae Yreuar4tf Iuirb pom ben eriten
Mersten 6rantreiebs Mnb Gngonos ge9en ale arGntz
nbeiten bee ger6omunss 8ertssenee ale 0astrne ie,
LANCE unb i1were gerbduMua, BIdbung, 2ebers b
2en6ensu ebeI &C. nit grobeua grfoI.e ansewanbt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
The Great Tonto Basin in Arizona M,

The Commissioner of Agriculture is
in the receipt of a communication
from Lieut.. lDu Bots, 14th United
States Infantry, dated at Fort Me-
DoWell, Arizona Territory. This
post, established in 1866, is on the
Rio Verde or San Francisco river.
near its junction with the Salinas
river. The Government reservation,
comprising twenty four square miles,
lies on both sides of the river, and
farm was started this Spring, an ace
quia four miles in length being con-
structed for its irrigation. Corn and
sorghum was planted, and at the date
Of the letter, was being harvested; the
corn-ssalks averaging fifteen feet in
hight and the sorghum yielding its
third crop since planting. Vegetables
of ali descriptions flourish, and cot
ton and wheat have been extensively
cultivated by the Indians. Lieuten-
ant Du Bots reports that he had re-
Gently returned from scout into the
mountains about So miles to the north
east. After passing the Mazatsal and
Tonic ranges, the party entered an
entirely new country. Mesquite and
grease-wood, sage brush, and cactus
disappeared, and instead were found
oak, ash, and black walnut groves
scattered through the valleys, the
mountains being covered with i'm
mense pine and cedar forests para
disc compared with the sandy belt
encircling it. This section is sup
posed to be the Great Tohto Basin,
so long sought for, and with its gold
and silver, of which indisputable evil
dences were discovered, and its quar-
ries of slate, must in time become the
greatest attraction of the Territory.
Thousands of tons of hay can be cut
yearly, and very little, if any irriga-
ton, will be required for agricultural
purposes. .'siHp E4af 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
Plant Auple Trees.

DIR. Paul Merrill of this city, when
boy on his fathers farm in Parson-
field, often interested himself with
planting apple seeds about the granite
boulders scattered about the farm;
and as the trees became of suit
able size he employed, himself for
a few days every spring in grating
them with choice fruit scions, OBJ
tanned of the neighbors and else
where The present season the crop
OF Iuit, free from alhexpense Of harA
yestlng and marketing, has yielded
the sum OF seven hundred dollars.
This is an item in the way Of eno,,rr.
agement to young farmers and even
farmers boys, to do sometime every
year in aid of the fruit crop. as the
reward is sure to come with its ioyous
welcome and satisfactions.yE Ken
Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
Great Fair at New orleans.

Last week witnessed the Inaugural
ton, of the great agricultural and
mechanical fair In New Orleans, 1t
was the first held under the auspices
of the mechanical and planting inter-
lesss of Louisiana, and lad been the
theme OF conversation for weeks pre-
vious. Thefair grounds were conse4
Grated with appropriate ceremonies
by Archbishop 0din, of the Catholic
Church, after which prayer was made
by Bishop Wilmer, of the Episcopal
Church. The President Of the Asso-
citation, /. ~ Marks, Esq, made a
brief but interesting address rehears-
ing the history Of the enterprise, after
which William Nj. BurWell,, Esq, one
of the orators Of the day, was then
introduced and delivered an elaborate
and most instructive address, which,
after reviewing our past history alike
in the Old World and the New, the
difference in action and theory of the
North and the South in the period
before the war, the changes which the
result of the war renders necessary
to us; as they were admissible before
it, he proceeded to urge more prac-
teal education of the young, more
correct and careful agriculture; that
the commerce in our ports should be
more in our own ships, and that me-
chanical industry should fill up our
towns and villages and make them the
rivals of all others. s.i..,
He was succeeded by Judge Victor
Burthe, who, in the tongue Of France,
the mother of Louisiana, gracefully
and convincingly pressed the same |
wise course upon his felloE-citizens.
The New Orleans papers are full of |
details of the proceedings, describing
the show of stock, of machinery, of |
flowers, and works of art, and of the
vast crowds in attendance, in the most !
rhetorical and brilliant periods. iA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
Marion County Agricultural and
5s E HOfticultural Society, ia = =

This society has advertised to hold
a Winter exhibition, to be held in the
city of IndianapoEs on the 8th,i 9th
and 10th of January, 1867. The fol-
lowing are some of the premiums of
ftired, all competitors for premiums to
pay ten per cent. on the amount of
premiums competed for: Best Is va
rieties of Apples, $15; 20. ditto, $12;
is ditto, SO; 12sditto,, So 10 ditto,
81; 6 ditto, So; ditto, 81. Pears,
best 8 varieties, So; 6 ditto, Sc; 4
ditto, 81. Ounces, best u varieties,
81. Grapes, best collection, s.. Wines,
best collection made in Indiana, $40;
best saniple9of current, made in 1865,
81; strawberry. ditto, 50; blackberry,
ditto. 81; currant,. ditto, made in ,,66,
81; strawberry, ditto, 81; blackberry,
ditto, 81. Sorgo, best sample sugar,
So; molasses, ditto, 50.
The society offer the above premi-
ums, for the purpose of encouraging
those who have fruits, to bring to the
winter session of the State AHorticul-
tural Society They expect to have a
glorious time in this reunion discus
sions will be introduced on the best
modes of preparing ground, planting,
picking and marketing. 4 Persons liv-
ing at distance wishing to exhibit
fruit, and not being able to attend in
person, may label their fruit and ship
it to the Secretary, who will see the
same properly arranged Address [.
L. Francis, Secretary, Marion County
Agricultural and horticultural So
ciety.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
AGRICULTURAL.
Preparing the Poultry House for
Winter.


Before the chill winds are freezing
the surface of the earth, and penetra-
ting every nook and Granny OF the
buildings on the farm, care should be
taken that provision IS made tor the
c0nnfort and well being of the stock.
| And. of all the creatures dependent
upon rs none require better land
mn1e nersistent care than the poultry,
and Il IS now high time that the poul-
| try house should be put in the most
| comfortable position possible for the
Winter. s r. iial isasl-osoA iEo.
Scrape and clean the inside walls
thoroughly, and give them one or two
generous coats of whitewash; clean
out all the nests, and whiteWash them
inside and out, and fill them with fine
chopped hay or moss, and spriI kle
through them a little powdered sui
phur. There is nothing like it to
keep the fowls free from vermin.
Clean out all the dung and earth on
the floor, and cover it again with suds
and fresh loan; fill the ash box with
sifted ashes, and see that liberal al
lowance of powdered oyster shells are
at hand; for poultry if properly cared
for, will need them almost as much
In Winter as in Summer. Have the
water basin or tank cleaned up, and
the faed-box full and provided with
variety of food. Pick out all the
fowls and chickens that you do not
intend to carry over, and confine
them in coops, and as soon as they
are ready for killing do not keep them
a day longer, for they begin to eat
themselves up after they are thorough
ly fattened.
See that the house is we'll banked
up around the outside with turfs, and
if they are piled up a foot ore tive
above thessills, so much the better.
See that the windows are all set,
and that the sashes are fitted tightly;
you cannot have the house too warm,
and one broken pane of glass will let
in cold air enough to discourage the
most energetic and ambitious biddy
in the world. - ~ ~ 20 &
Observe these little points in poul-
try husbandry, and you will be am
ply repaid by the songs and merry
cackles of the hens, and. a. rich har-
vest of their nutritious and palatable
fruit. Speaking of fattening poultry
we, in conversation with a poulterer,
or rather huckster, few days since,
learned that for thirty cents, a goose,
weighing ten pounds may be made to
weigh twenty; turkey may be made
to increase at the same proportion at
about the same expense, and a pair of
chickens weighing eight pounds sell
dom cost more than eight or ten cents
a pound when all the food is bought
at the present nigh rates.
We would reiterate, therefore, the
advice we gave a week or two since,
for the farmers to fatten and market
their own poultry.
If hucksters will pay them twenty
cents a pound, they do not do it out
of pure generosity, but for the sake of
making money. Market your own
produce, therefore, and make what
you can.-Mass. Ploughnaan.