Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 October 1869 — Page 3

OCTOBER 4, lK AXD iiOSS. PLANTING STRAWBERRIES IN ATJTCJI.W If a man has strawberry plants in his own garden or conveniently at hand, so that he can select a raiDy day for the operation, then fall-planting will do very well. But to send a distance for the plants and have to take the chance of having them arrive in good order, and at a time suitable for planting, it becomes a rather uncertain operation. Spring appears to be the proper time for removing such delicate planfs, unless one can chose favorable weather for transplanting. We have set out strawberry plants in August, and the next season they produced a moderate crop; but such instances arc exceptional, and not common. FARM IMPLEMENTS. Keep constantly in the tool house a dry cloth and an oiled one. When a tool U brought in, a3 it always is when the day s work is done, it is cleaned and wiped with the dry cloth If it is not to be used the next day. the oiled cloth is then rubbed over it Whenever a plough or cultivator is not to be used the following day, it is brought ia and cleaned. By pursuing this course through the summer, every implement is kept bright and ready for use. In addition to this hoes, shovels, spades, etc., are kept 6uarp All this tima uso lard oil, but when there is no further use for ploughs or cultivators, give them a gcod coat of linseed oil. This forms a covering that is impervious to moisture, and the tool is as . bright in the spring a3 when laid away in the tail. - P RESERVING EQG3. At a lata meeting of the W estern New York Farmers Club, Mr. Quinby gave hi3 method or preserving eggs. His practice is to gather the eggs from, the nests, and when two or three dozen are obtained, to place them in a dish and pour scalding water over them, and immediately tarn it off. This process i3 repeated three times, by which means tho albumen is fixed or coagulated, the pores of tho shells closed, and the egg, as it were, canned in its own covering. Thus prepared the eggs are ready to bo packed away in the cask designed to hold them for future use. Spread a layer of salt over the bottom of the cask or crocks, sufficient to steady the eggs, and then set them in a circle, apex downward, till the surface is covered with egfrs. Add more salt, and proceed as before till the cask is filled the top layer being covered with salt for the exclusion of the air. Put down in this way eggs will keep, as fresh as when first laid, for a long time. They have been found as fresh at the end of the year as when first laid, with no pjrceptible chacga in their favor. putting rp apples for market. A correspondent in a recent num. ber inquires as to the best mode for putting up apples for the market. Greene County, .New York, produces large quantities of apples, and tho best cultivators proceed as follows: In picking, uso half bushel baskets, with hooks to bang them to the rounds of the ladders, and ropes to lat them down. Empty carefully into barrels; toward evening carry the full barrels carefully to the barn or building for their reception; pour carefully from tho barrels into bins about thirty inches high. Let them remain until sweated; sort over and put various qualities by themselves into good barrels ready for market. Wet weather is unfavorable for putting up apples, as they will be damp and not in good condition to be closoy packed. We have some economical farmers, who save six cents on each barrel ia buying inferior ones, and lose fifty cents each in selling, on account of the shabby appearance of the barrels. We have also some smart farmers IO D ixiai lr i Ui LU VIC, who put good apples in each end of the barrels and bad ones in the middle, but buyers are as smart as they, and it does not pay. Cultival r. From Hearth and Home TO MAKE AND PACK BUTTER FOR WINTER USE. First of all, the milk mu3t ba skimmed at the right.time. The beat but-tsr-maker3 do not wait until the miik has clabbered, but skim it when it is the lea3t bit sour to tho taste, which can be easily ascertained. When milk sours before it is skimmed the cream appears thicker, but in rodity it is not. Sannet tried the experiment with two equal quantities of milk. The.one that was skimmed be--fore souricg that is, in thirty hours -made thirty pounds of butter; the othr, allowed to stand sixty hours, yielded twenty 82 ven pounds. When a milk room has an even temperature, say sixteen degrees, all the cream that is desirable lor butter will rise in from thirty to thirty-six hours. It never should stand an hour longer. The cream after this period is deprived of the delicious flavor and aroma essential to the taste of good butter. Of one thing we are certain, from experiments, the sooner the cream can be made to rise the better is its keep jDg qualities. All travelers inform ua that in London and Paris the butter lar exceeds ours. One of the chief points with the dairy women is to skim - the milk at the right time. Tho most celebrated butter in the New York market is from Orange County, and they adhere 6trictly to the thirty-six hour rule. Croam must be sour to mako butter; this is a fixed fact in our mind. In the winter, when the cream foams and bubbles in ie churn, and refuses to coma to butir, it i3 because it has not experienced a change. The weather has been too cold to allow of it, and we add a tablespoonful of powdered alum to produce the desired results. The cream which boiled and r8gcd like a mad creature i3 subdued, and in a few moments the welcome splash announces the butter. This summer has been cold, damp and mouldy in its tendency. Cream ia easily affected by the atmosphere, (ur dairy consists of one lovely Aldertey, Juno by name. Sweet as June roses is her milk, golden as its butter-cups her cream. But it must stand a wsek before enough is col--ted to churn. Juno supplies a la, v cf six with milk and cream and family ough she is but three years butter, t -,e ajJ(j i3 farrow this year, old last Ju. .,t ba doQ9 t0 k that Something mu. deiiberatioa w0 creamtresh. Ua ,D00Qful of ifed sal peamuEt ba adde-i to f?e y four pSuods of butter put down f-r Winter use, why not V-nt ?ne tea spoonful of it into the fir,: cream we put into the pot, and su i don and the result are most v ," v ' Wo seek- medical mfortaaits effects injurious? Not at all; taken in large quantities like epsom salts, it is poisonous, .but, like most poisons, efficacious VVS mal doses. All corned beef, hams, etc., are pickled with its aid. It can cot hurt our butter; so we continue the process, and our cream retains its boo lifoma. The buttermilk is pronouno-

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ed by connoiscurs delicious. Wo beg our readers who are preparing butter for Winter us3 to put saltpetre in the j cream ss it collects. We make all our table butler from this one j

cow: its flavor and color are un- j by Philadelphia butter, ; add no coloring mat- j surpassed and wo ter now, while we know taat the far-famed 4-Continental",butter is colored with annotto. In winter we color with orange carrots, grated, or with yolks of eggs, preferring tho latter. The churns of the present day sr3 a great aid in working out tae buttermilk; still, butter paddles are needed, few women havicg hands or wrists strong enough to refuse their aid Wo think that butter paddles miiJ.i be manufactured like a large fork, or in imitation of four fingers and a thumb, which would greatly hasten the flow of the buttermilk. Can not some Yankee youth benefit our suggestion? When the butter is waxen in texture, as all . AlderDey butter is after a little mold ing, and . it ceases to color the water which drip3 from the ice (we never wash butter; the sugar of milk 11 iii . . 13 soiudic, aau ine water tases away the sweetness of the butter that is our experience), then work it into cakes, which are placed in a stone jar containing a brine made thus: To one gallon of water add three quarts of fane salt, ono pound of saltpetre; one pound of white sugar. Boil and skim well, strain through a cloth, and, when cold, turn upon the butter. This brine has kept butter for us the year round. "We are now using butter for cooking purposes made last September, put down in a firkin, with a tablespoonful of powdered and sifted saltpetre, and of sugar to every four pounds, and it is better than much of the butter which will be marketed this year. It has no odor or ta3te which would indicate its age. It has been kept in an ice house since June, entirely covered with brine We consider butter made" in Sep tember and October much more de sirable for table use in Winter than that maae in June, me reason is obvious; it has cot had to enduie the Summer's heat. WtSSt PREMIE H OP A SILVER MEDAL. afc WU iWiUD M fnt DnKrttl I 5 HAlli KtdlUKAIlVC k V Br M. B. 8UU Agricultural Boototr, at W , lu Fair kotfm la Kuau, B.j.1. to, id. gK Vegetable Hair Restorative XabMMrtnff tlwmMt popster artteto ferRwtav lng isd Heutirytn tfc Hair. ibitmgtMVI is nisttf and Mlftptatlofi ta tba vmats f w Mt, orut ua Boats, its npcru pnsuo. men innrt na oozeptet immhl 4 . R. BABR1TT OO. LORD s SMITHi CHICAGO, Agents for tna IT or liEJiUH & LEMCKE, Wholesale Agent, Evansvllle, Ind. Bare Chance to Secure Cheap and Desirable Homes. QREA.T SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Saturday, the ICth of October, 18C5, ET-E nif.L OFFER AT PUBLIC W lale at the door of the Court House. In Evansvllle, Ind.. a portion ot the dtoderty known as the Hhauklln Tract, lying west of Fnlton Avenue, In the neighborhood of the new and elezant residences of Judge James (J. Jones ana Dr. tieorge B. Walker. Thla desirable rrODCitv has recentlv been laid out in regular blocks as an addition to the city of Evansvllle, the plat of which has been recorded under the name of The traverse streets correspond exactly with those of Springdale. both as regards breadth and bearing, and ate, in fact, simply continuations of Devon, Grove, and tiirk Streets In tae latter suburb. The very marked northwesterly tenden cy of the growth of Evansvllle makes this property a particularly desirable Investment, whether the object of purchasers be to locate homes or simply to speculate. i ne line is guaranteed periect. Terms made known on day of sa!e. J. O. & G. W. SHANKLIN, Agents. se23- lweod. COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF ESTATE. fTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEJT AM that the undersigned Commissioner. appointed by the Court of Common Pleas, of Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana, byvlrtueof an order of said court, made at lu September term, 1S09, will sell at PRIVATE iS ALE, The following described Real Estate, situated ia Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number &ix,(6), in Subdivision of Lot number one hunuied and nine, (109), In the Original Fian of the City of Evansvllle. This lot fronts upon Second Street, between Main and Sycamore Streets, is 21 by 75 feet, and has upon it a frame house. Also, Dot number twenty-three, (23), in the Original Plan of the City of Evansville. This Dot fronts on Water Street, between Vine and Division Streets; is 75 by Ida feet, and has upon It a large Hotel building, known as the ST. CLOUD HOTEL. Also, twenty-two feet of Dot number seventeen, (17), In Lower or McGray 's Enlargement oi the City of Evansvllle, bjunded as follows: Beginning at the front line of said Dot t.t a point twentyfive feet from the southeasterly corner of Sdid Dot, running thence along said iront line westwardly twenty-two leet. thence at right angles with said frontline to the aliey iu the rear of said Dot, thence along said alley towards Dlvistou Street twentytwo fet-t, thence to the place of beginning. Subject to the life estate ol Martha Irwin in one undivided third thereof. This part ot Dot fiont-i on First street, between Elm a:id Pine Streets; is 22 by 148 feet, and has upou It a good buick dwelling house. Also. Dots six and eight, ia the Subdivision of the .Northwea; quarter of Section number twenty, in Township number six, in range ten vest, as ma:le by Conrad Baker, Administrator of tke estate of William Wood, In his report t'j the Probate Court of Vanderburiih County, State of Indiana, at its Februarv term, 1850. The said Dot six containing four 7G-100 acres, and front on the state road, from Evansvllle to Princeton; and Dot eight contains live acres. Both of said Dots are near the north boundary line of Evansville. Applications of purchasers will be received at my law oilice, ou Thirl Street, between Alain and Docust Streets, iu the City of Evansville, until SATURDAY, the thirtieth (:ioih) day of October, 1869. TERM3 0F Sals: One-third cash, and the residue in equal payments at one and two years, the purchaser giving notes with Interest, without reliel from valuation or appraisement laws, aud with approved freehold surety. JESSE W. WALKER, Commissioner EI.YTHK Hv.vsi, Attorney. fse2otd HENRY WARD E E H B'S SEK3IOXM IX PLYMOUTH PULPIT, Are beins read by people of every class and ilanominalion all over this country and Europe. They are full of vital, beautllul religious thought and leellng. Plymouth 1'ulpit is published weekly, and contains Mr. Beecher's Sermons aud Prayers, in form suitable for preservation and binding. For sale by all newsdealers. Price 10c. Yearly subscriptions received by the publishers, 83, giving two handsome volumes of over 400 pages each. Half-yearly SI 75. A new and superb steel Portrait of Mr. Beecher presented to all yearly subscribers. Jixlraorainary Offer.' 1'I.YMOlJlli IUIjIIT (o), and '1 HE ClItKCH UNION ($2 50), an. Uusectarian. Independent. Christian Journal 16 pages, cut and Btitched, clearly printed, ably edited, sent to one address for 52 weeks for four dollars. Special inducements to canvassers and tiiCo getting up clubs. Specimen copies, towage .Tpe. lor 5c. J. B. Foou fe to., Publishers, 69 Park Kow, N. Y. oc2-lm FOB SALE. XW-STOnV FRAME HOUSE and three lots 75 by l-0 feet, situated ou (Jam street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets. Terms easy. Apply to Ilayhurst & Whittaker, No. tt South Water Street. Evans nue, Oct. 1, ltSC9. ocl-tf

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The Mil TTcn2er Wcrld ! of the "TT I Kr.AUiT ASTOMSniSG, JL and many people are perplexed to find c ut why Grocery Can sell their i oods so low. For the information of rill inquirers we would say that the secret lies iu the fact that, we buy and seli. for CASH EXCLUSIVELY. Wo therefore can aad will sell goods lower than parties w!Tb credit. Remember TEE CASH GROCERY, VS Main Street. TEAS! TEAS ! YZJ E IIAVi: THE LARGEST REV TAIL stock of teas in the city, and having bought them for cash, re can sell at a tjreat reduction on former prices. Retailers heretofore cbargpd large profits on Teas. We propose. to sell at the same per centage of profit we make on other goods. Brack Tea at tl CO, El 10, 1 U.0, 51 40; best at SI (30 per pound. Green Tea, Youug Hvson, Imperial and Gunpowder at 90c, fl 10, SI 20, gl 50, 51 60; very best at 82 per pound. We wiii agrees to duplicate any blUn of Teas bought of the " Great American," or any other comrany. THE CASH GROCERY, j 7o Main atree French Codlislx. 80f POIXns FIXE, LARGE JtJf new Codfish, the genuine aril cie. just received, and for sale by VICKERY BROS., 73 and 76 Main Street. rtATfll OF 1S69. IX EAHKEIA J half barrel-: and kits. Also, mess macnerei in store anu tor sate by VICKERY BROS., 73 and 76 Main btreet. 13 a c? o ror. 3000 IOUJffDS CLEAR SIDF Bacon, lust received, and fur sale low by VICKERY BROS., 73 and 7(1 Main Street. 15 OZE CHOICE SHAKER Brooms, Just received and for sal vxojh.fc.tti uttoa., 73 and 7t Main Street. Hat Weatiicr and Hard Work. TTTHAT IS SO niSTRESSIXG AS ' W washing this hot weatoer? At least half the labor can. be saved by using one f "juoiy-8" ceieDrsitea washing; Machines and Babb t s best soap, lor sale at VICKERY BRO.'S, 73 and 7ri Main Street. W ix sillingCrystal, "gJOR SALE AT VICKERY BRO.'S. 73 and 74 Main Street. CHARLES VIELE & CO., WllOLEUAXE a R O C E R SOUTHWEST CORNER First and Sjcamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. au9 dtf MATTHEW DALZELL, Wholes.ile Dealer in Groearlss, Naila, White Lead, Lime, Ceisent, &e., Xo. IS Water Street, declO diy Ev AN8VIX.I.E. Ijtd. ISAJtO Kg.1 ilANN. DAV SEIXAJTW. I. Ss 1. Vhoieeale Dealers In GEOCEEIES, Foreign a,id Domestic Liquors, SAILS, COTTON YARN'S, GLAS3WARB 4,4 & 4,3 TJMTHST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EvAjfsvm.K, Ind. FISH DEPOT. o-rid d:r Charles Babcock & Co., IMPOKXKKS i.5D DAtE53 IN Coaeh & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damaslcs, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad SJiins, Skirtings, dc, IVo. Q Xitii Street, me0 EVANSVILLE Order for Opening Alley in Block 23 ArQCST 30, 18C9. OKDEKED, THAT' tI. WA.liKS public notice by advertising in the Kvansvilie Dailv Journal be divert ihion t he 11th day of October. lsfiO. the Council of the ciiy oi Evansvllle will mate an order for optnins an alley in Block , situate betwe-u Ninth and Tenth street , and exteudiog lr m feecoud to Third Avenue (in the town ot Luraasoo now city ot Evansv ille: snla alley to be of the width of (U) lest, and the west lineof said alley to be (li;) teet distant from Ninth Street, aud purallel with said Ninth Street, and buould any person aggrieved at any time within six weeks ap fy to the Common Council lor redress by petition or remonstrance lelt wilh the Clerk of the Common Council, bud containing a statement of the injuries complained of and the amount demanded thereior, said petition or remonstrance will be considered, heard and determined by the Council on the 11th day of October, ISO); and it is further ordered, that the Clerk record on the Minute Book of lha Council the p. at of said Block No. 28, with the surrounding streets showing the location, width, and length of said alley, as the same is proposed to be laid out aDd opened, which plat has been prepared by James D. Saunders, City Surveyor. Attest: A. M. McG RIFE, Clerk. By E. A. JIc'jeiff, Deputy Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Sept. 8, lst0-se3 6w Union copy. LR. i. HAA! Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streeu, Evansvllle, Ind CONTIKt. Biiver, Vul ous Gum Work, Gold. canite, Coralite. and Amber Elates darvrJ Work, Artinciai Palates, io. ' &rvet ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrn (an excellent aud sa.fe aHoesthotic), Chiroform, Ether, and a!o several local par; lyzers. NEURALGIC Affestiona treated. MY FACILITIES are as good and n. establishment as lare (consisting of m, rooms) as any in the United States. I RETURN MX -llLA.NK.fci for ttie ej. tensive patron ag EIGHT YEARS patronage received during ttie pt,l 3I4IN TiiKSIT EXC 3 AIVGE, BETWEEN FIFTH ASD SIXT II STS., BIONcf BIO REFLECTING LANTERN. PLEASANT, airy rooms, clean, comfortable beds, with excellent board 85 per week, or single meals 35 cents; lodgings 35 cents. The best the market affords will always be found her, and orders for fresh berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the Kretcnmar farm will be than a fully received and promptly attended to. JeW6ia .JOHN. C. SOU WEIZER.

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WE OFFEH FROM Till BAY the best-selected stock of Summer and Seasonable AT VERY LOW rXI frJS Viz.: In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, A very large stock of the BEST PRINTS And the most popular brands Bleached & Unbleached MUSLINS At the lowest market rates DRESS G 0 ODS DEPA R TMEN1 Is now more complete in its assortment than ever before offered in this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICEo. B1,ACI SI And all the new shades of FANCY SILKS At 25c, E0c., 75c., and 11 per yard less than their value, and warranted all silk, the assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to the contrary notwithstanding. Black and Whits LLAMA SHAWlS, Hosiery, Gloves, PliUSOLS A3 BUS UXBBELL1S, NOTIONS ia endless varisty. MILLINERY STOCK will be clot ed out cheap during the balance of the season. ' Mosquito Bars and Netting. ' The best style of Mosquito Bar Fixture just received and made up to order at short notice. SCHAP5ER, BUSSIKS & CO., Jfos. 1Z and 19 Main Street. Jun28 JOHN H. SCGTf, 23ookselIcr,tatioiier Xo. 53 MAIX SIBEET, cor. Second, anlo dly Evassthie, Ikd. FISH & BABTES, Wliolesala Booksellers Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES. General tatJouerv. No. 19 Main Street, ETansTille, Indiana, July ly l?aper Warehouse. CHATFIELD r3, WOODS, AU CFAOTUBEBS AND WHOLESALES PAPER DEALS RS 11 ana 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on band a complete as sortment of FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, DH?JT, MEDIUM, KUIAL, ASD SUPEB-KOrAL FLAT LETTERS, various weights; FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKKT NOTES: Hubbard's GLAZED COVER PAPERS, colors; PRINTERS' CARD STOCK, In sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lull variety of tiualities and sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND Various weights andrjoaiitles. MANurAcrrcHKiia or PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All slses and numbers, first quality of paper. Paper, Manilla Paver. Book Pa-oer. rf 7 upfjiiu j-aper, Knunea X-otier typer. Ham -uper. Starch Paper, Candle Paper, Tar. Boards, Straw Boards. Leathers of all Kinds t - . i. . . For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and BINDERS' MACHI5TEKT, All of which we offer at lowest market prises. Orders by mall promptly filled. CHATFIELD & WOODS. 77 and 7 Walnut NtrPt, martl dtf Mnrlnnnll. THE Audi oil !Siimiie.s. Thos. TvX. iiilliott: AlTCTIONEEIl, Eoom Xo. 81 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attention ui von (rw calca rt Real Kstate. Our commiNKlonu urn xmnli. and we can guarantee satisfactory prices. We sell Merchandise of all kinds dail v at our Room, and will attend to the Hale of Household Furniture, either at our stand r elsewhere. Merchants ClOKlntr ont Htoks wnnlil rin well to consult us. Our acauaintanee of over twenl.v troars With the DeoDle of Evansvllle will pnnhla OB to find, easily, customers for nearly any kind of good commodity. We have ennRtn.nt.lv on hanrl a larcro 1rt of cneap and good articles of merchandise T. M. ELLIOTT, IVo. IvXain Street fsefi 3m Xilk.'W CARDS. WM. REAVIS, XJ. Claim A sren : . Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Office on Main Street hotun ti.., Fourth, No. 90ya (ove.-ieller's Toun 'u evansville, Ind. kC" V7. P. HAEGRAVE, VTTORNEY at. LAW. Omce on Third Street, in Wiuhino) House Block. 6 Will practice t. e various Conrta m the Circuit. Prompt attention to office business dec dim

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DR. D. W. THOMAS. Having permanently located In Evansville, Ind., oilers h!s profes sional services to me puono. lie is B a graduate- of one of the best medical colleges in the Union, and has piacticed medicine twenty-five years. He solicits professional business. Tue lxctor will devote a portion of his time to-he treatment of Female Diseases. Office on Third, between Main and Locust Streets, up-stalra (over Judge Iglchan's office), where he may be iound when not professionally engaged. faudtr s LOUI PAUL'S CLOTHING STOHE, 101 Isain ht, bit. 31 and 4th. First-Class Custom Work. Alo, Ready-tui.dd CiolMas and Gents' Fcriilshing Go;dj. acg!9 6:n B2. L. G. JOHNSON, j Homcsopathist. OlrFiCE No. 5 MARLEIT'S BL CK, corner Main and Fifth Streets. Office Hours From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 8 P.M. At his residence, corner Bel' and Centre Streets, when not at office. au3 dly COAL! COAL I Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and tae public generally that I am prepared to deliver GOOD CLEAN" COAL on short notice. Coal in all cases must be paid for when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PA RADIJE COAL. JGS. THOMAS. Offie in American House, novldly FAI1NLEY, KUHN & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Eeer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE Wo. 85 MAIN ST., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly BLYTHE IIYNES, ATTOUXG Y-AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD ETESS7, In WALKER'S BUILDING. EOVll ly WHEELEB & MSGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sta., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Ja3. C. Bierbowcr, RESIDENT DENTIST, CJJlce No. 10 FIR8T ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the past live years, ana nopes Dy lair dealing (o merit a continuance of the same. Chloroform administered wnen aesired. c28dly 47 Main St. L: 0 p w o TH03.5r'XAIB JACOB SALAT. o McNalr Salat H3 Have the very bett stock of X P S3 Boots fc Slioes CD w Ever brought to thi3 city, and propose to Bell bom very low. Rememher tJicplicc, MAI ST. X 47 4 W. WAOHS, STATIOXEU, BOOK BINBEIt, And Blank Bock Manufacturer, And Dealer in School Kook.8, Pic tures and frames, Mirrors, Looir-lug-Olasseii, French Ulass, Ac, L1 HOOKS HE-llOlXO. NO. 70 MAIN STREET, (HIODSHICH U BLOCK,) EVAXSVILLK IADIA9IA. nova ly GEO. A. BI1TROL1T, DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Spectacles, Eyeglasses, Uver and Plated Ware, Watch and Clocs Material, No. 61 MAISi ST., Ret. Second and Third, ' Evassvillk, Ind. Watches and Clocxa Repaired and warranted. CHAS. Astls, wit Oeo. A. litttroifT. oc2 dly THE NOVKLTY Is the only Wringer that his the PATENT I'LAMJK COG VlttKLS on both erds of the Rolls. The coi;k on one end of a roll are set relatively between those on tlie other end of the same roll, virtually forming a DOUBLE GEiC, And thereby nearly doubling the purcause, tine importance or setting gears iu mis position is not generally understood. Notwithstanding the rolls can separate freely at either end, the CogwueeiM uas jot w inrown oui oi gear on Doin enas oi me wringer at the same time, unless ine pressure is token off. The .NOVEIVIiV is fastened to a tub or box by a Patent Curved Clamp, which has an equal bear in? on a tub the whole length Of i lie wringer, utner wringers are merely fastened to a stave at each end. and are thus liable to wrench the staves from their proper position and ruin the tub. Tne Cog-wheels, Thumb-screws, 4c, are Buy the NOVELTY, or at least take it on trial with any or all others, and Keep I- rr.4 - l I 1 . 1 . tUC IL3I. CVtl J YV I If. B. FIIELFi & CO., Gea'l Agents, 17 Cortlandt St, N. Y. lse22 dwlml FOP. SAT.B. SALE-VALIJABLK MAIN JZ BTREKT PROPERTY That Knlendid property known as the Egler property, situated on the west corner of Main and feixin btreets, fronting feet ou Main Btreet and loo feet on Bixth tstreet. feaid property is offered for sale at low rlguies on easy terms. Apply to J. sr. ISLhtOTl' S BON. Real Ltitale Agents, Corner Locust and Third Btreeu. felO dtf TKOY FEMALE SEMISAKY. This instltDtion offers the accumulated advantages of over to years' successful operation. Kvery facility is provided for a inorougn couit-o uiciui ruu ornamental eoucation, under the direction of more than twenty professors and teachers. For circulars, apply to JOHN II. WILLARD, Troy, New York. au21 d2ui

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7 .CPacket. The ma?aiaceiil low-ratcr ft oiyii Lit! ii.bir.jV , OWEX W.Davh, Mauler; V.i. Thomas, 'jeieiSs, Leaves Evansvllle every WEDSK'DAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. x Leaves Cairo every TIIURHDAY and SUNDAY Rt 5 p.m., makln clow (viomjctlons at Ca'ro with flrM-Has packets for y;. Ixn!a, Memphis, and New Orlcanc. lYmnects at Evuasviile with thE. AO. R R., and the Packets for Loaisrjiie. t orfri;gbt or pasitm nnplv ou iK-.Rrd. or to K. M. m'MVMli'i'Y A CO., or LUKE -NICilELHON, a n 830 tf AiitaU. REGULAR J.IOXDAY AND TilUR AY l'ACKEr, The fine low-water Packet ,fT NORSIAN. fa V- -,V P. K. Ca:ciay, Maxtor; Waiter B. Pennington, Clerk, Will leave forCniro and nil way l.mdinei every JKl.MUV and Til I ll.- ti A V, at 4 o'clock p.m For freight or or to se27tf tiaswus-e npplv on board DUKE NICUELSuri, Asrent. For Pdiucih and Cairo. The new, fleet ana elegant stcamur Clara Scotr, AllesDdncan, Masler; Cash. ThoniOM, , , Henry M. Mitchell, - 'HjiR, Will leave for Cairo and till way landless, during low water every Tni'sdaj aad Ft Iday, at i o'clock P M. Carrying freight and pa;i.sengeis at resular packet rates. For freight or pasiajre apply ou 1oai d. uu g fJ-d 1 1 j Regular Tuesday Packet for Pa j'ueah, nasiport ana noxtnea. The Elegant Passenger Steamer Les Howell. Master: ItOllIKT mcmechak. Clerk. Leaves for the above and rJl Intermediate poiuus every tUMUAl , at 4 o'C.ock P. M, uruers iur 1'ine Lnmher rirn.t,i ,.r dresd, or for Xenuewsee Piir Iron, filled promptly, and at lowest rato.. For freight or paaze apply on board, or to HUMPHREY. LEWIS A til' or W. U. CON AN T, AgenU. Eegular Tri-Weskly Packet For NeicLurg, Owemhoro, Roclport, vrranavu-w, uawesviue, ana Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught Steamer FETKOLIA Ko. 2, John H . Trlplett, Mater; John A. Ailiima Cli.l Lleaves evansville for the above anri nil Returning, will leave i:nncitnn .utr 'VKDMRnliAV. t'llini V ...i uioii.. Bl o M..BO.. For fi eight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY. PATRICK A CO..' apr30 dtf Atrents. n 1 1 lAzu a i ti si ia:;l (Corrrcted Jane 2.1I, 1969.) Kvasgvllle & trawrordsvlllc U.K. GOING NOHTH. Leave Mall. Emr. Frlwhf Evansville ...10:lj a sr.- 5 :lZr u... :U am jimve Vlncennes. 1:13 P M. 4:20p m. 7 mi p ar...ii):io p m Terre Haute. .10: jo p Jd ... 4:13 p M Terre Uauto & Indianapolis. OOINO KA3T. Leave Dav Kx. NiThtFr. Mali. Terre Haute. 4:.Jop m. 1 :ii a m ... 0:&0am yirrxve Indianapolis. 7 :t)5 p M. '4 :20 A M...10 :m a a Crestline 4:00 a m.11 :"u a w... 6:1.5 p m Cleveland.... 1:M A M. 3:ii0p m. 9:5i m Buflalo... 2:10 P M.10:i&p M. 4:20 am PitUburg 11 :t0 a m 0 :5j p m 1 :15 a m Philadelphia. iS:: 0 a ai.- UfiU M... 4:10P M New Vou . 6:00 a k... 11:15 am... o:ij p m OUIo & Mississippi. GOlKO XAJIT. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc Niclit Ex. Vlncenues l:Sff n ... 1 :1J P it... :io f M Amv Cincinnati. 9:fX)p M.ll:l jP M ... G:0OA m Louisville . 6'Xi)P U... 1:10 A M... 0 :J0 A M Leave Mail. Night Kx. Day Ex. Vincennea 4 V M... 2;UjAM.. 0 : 1 j A M Arrive 8t. Louis wmlhUP M 9:10 A M., ,2:fi0 p m A :b0 p m Cairo 3:00 A M... EZIUKNINQ, Terre Uaate & Iudlauapolls. Leave lndp'lis.35 AM. 7:30 am. 1:15pm, S :10pm Arrive T. U 6:30 A M.10 :25 AM. 4 :55 P M.ll :05 P M RETURNING, KransTlIle & trawrorduTlIle. Ieave Kid. Mall. Freight. T. Haute ....... fi : io a m... 5:'io p m,.. 5:i a h i Viucennes. 9:j5am b:ujp m.H :10 am Arrive Evanhvlile .11 :50 A M...10 :M P Ik... 5:10 p M E. H. & N. R. R., Northern Division TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Steamer Mollle Norton leaves Evansvllle daily (.Sundays excepted.) at 3:15 p.m Train leaves Henderson at 4:1 p.m. Arrive at Madisonville .... 7 :M) r.n. GOING NORTH. Train leaves Madison vllle dally (Sundays excepted) at 4:2".a.m Arrive at Henderson 7:jJa.m Arrive at Evani-viile by Transfer Packet Mollle Norton 9:30 a.m. Making connection both ways with trains on the E. A C. Railroad. STEAMISOAT LINL'.". To Louisvilljc. Every Monday at 10 o clock A.M. livery Tuesaay, feineday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ate O'CIOCK p. m. To Caibo Daily, except Sunday, at 4 S'clock p. M. lobltttEJi Rivek. Kvery Mond ir.Tues. day, '1 hursday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock P.M. la Eastpoht.-!-Every Tuesday aud fiat ur lay at 4 o'clock p. ju. To HKJtDit-iOK Laiiy. except Hundaj-R. XI i O'clock P.M. To NAtiHViLi.B Eveiy Tuesday. Wednesaay anu vatnraay at 4 p. m. 1 ranslent noals dally up anl dowr. To Ci.ncisnati Every Saturday at 10 A.M. 'Jo Cannelton Every Tuesday. Thursiday, and Baturday at 10 a.m. RockportStaaetviaNewburph and Boonmie,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 a. m., On Mondays, w ednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. M., Tuesday a, Thursdays New Harmony Mall 8:,aea leaves Mon days and b ridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tues days ana Baturaays by 4 p. m. Ml. Vernon Mail Btage leaves daily (ex oeot Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives dail v ti ept Hnndays) by 2 p. M. To -.KWBUKO. ilaca dali v texcent Bunmy,) i rum me juercnani'a J-iotisi. at a o clock P. M. PIiTJIVIBING, &C. GIBSON & WELS'H, PLUMBEES. DEALERS IN Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead,Yater Closets, HOT AND COLO BATHS, Shower Baths, Forca and Lift rumps, ALE PUMPS, WROUGHT IRON PIPES, Ac Water introduced into country tiwelli ni4 from cisterns or wells, utviug ail the conveniences of a city supplied Willi water works. JNO cuange oi riiuije on stove re quired to heat the water. 53 Locust Htrcot, EVANSVILLE. IND. BUTIEB, EGGS, CHICXIlXS. Country Produce. DKFOT COR. KOCHTlt AND WAI.vnr rrVS!kK.I.A:WHJt keepcoustaully JtjS. ou hand tbe celebrated i'arke County liuuer, V-Vi', Chickens, and all kind of j country l'rotiuce. a liberal discount matle to wholesale dealers. senliiu

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Katurday lucludo the Clara HcoM, from Cairo; John LuiiisJen, Cairo and reluru; Charmer, Ciuclnaati aiid ro'.uru ; Fayttlc, Henderson to return; PetroIU Ni. 2, to Ca:.nel;on; Kliamroci, .St. LouH lo C'inclm:aii. Ilonfit Hue lit i-p. Atr.org the first boat due here ar the John Lujm.deii aud Norman, fiota Cairo; I'akhtlue, from Louisville; Kalo Robin. sod, from hl Louis; Abeona, f.-r Kt. Louis; Wauauila and Edlnburg, from Meinplits; Bam. J. JIa!. lor Mtmnhls: P. W. Kir;.rir

for New Orleatu; Indiana and Virginia, from New Orleans; Kspidan No. 2, from Eastiort; Hartford, fromOieen P.iyer. Si iai-i-Mit jiunm. Basluo m was Lvtly on the wharf Halur u ty i he ciara Bcolt armed about 2 A.M., with a good trip. Having got behind i:me iy reason or nU will lie over ti l Tuesday, her reauar d iy The John Luuasduu, to tho asloniwhinent of many arrived taily t'atnrday morning, proving heisi lf a very fast and reliable packet. Fhehada light freight but an excellent pas-ener trip The Charmer anlved at 8 A.M. With all bo cou d cutv on the water, luc'udlng u largw atn unt of New Orleans flight.-... The Bbamrock pastd up at 10 o'clock am. with a giod Hip. Bha liad lo 11 ,ljten,.n'fcr Walker's liar The Fuyetto made her first trip from Henderson o.) Hatuiduy moiulug, as the mgular E., H. & N. Raillo id Transfer Packet. Bhe came up, malting two landings, one for freight, in one hour and fifteen minutes, which la excel, lent time, considering that her Jdlot and engineer have not had time lo acquaint themselves fully with her machinery and baniffln;; qualities. Mr. Rennet Kays to handles like a top, and her engineer fcays he can bring her here Inside of an hour, making no landiogsand not crowding her. Captain Perkins Is highly pleased with ber behavior. Bha had a fine passenger trip, ...... The Petrolla No. 2. left with a fair packet trip, for a rainy morning The Hartford was fining up handsomely and would have all she could stow ! The officers of the John Lumsdeu report only three leet of water oa Walker' Par. The Mary Houston and the IUven, with six barges, were aground there...-. The Charmer left the Nic Longworth at anchoi oITEnU rprlae, waiting for daylight to cross French Island liar, whera h probably eKperleuced soma trouble, as she had not arrived at 3 p. m The Palestine was aground at Portland Bar, 03 Thursday evening, and had not arrived at 2 o'clock yesterday alternoon. Hhe would probably lie over till Monday at Louisville, by which time there will be better wattr on Portland Bar The Charmer left for Cincinnati at 2 p. k. wit a cab a full of people and a moderaU frtlgn t. She had good engagements above. ..Tce Argosy, Captain George Moore, had not arrived at 3 p. x ..-.The Morn ing Star left Louisville ou Friday evening for this port, but had not arrived at 3 p. it. Saturday, though Eho was reported on time at liav,'tsvnie-.....The clouds were dispersing at 3 p. m. Baturday, giving promise of more fair weather. Itoatn Leaving To-Day. Foit Caiho. The elegant and finely ap pointed steamer Norman, P. K. JJarclay master, will leave for Cairo and all way ports, at i P. M. this evening, with the mall and Adams Express. Walter B. Pennington and J. F. Wllbanks are her obliging clerks. The Norman it a good and salo boat, and Captain 1'arclay 13 au experienced and popular commander,. Foa Louisville. The beautiful and ele gantly appointed Rose Illte Is the regular mail line packet for Louisville and ail way landings at 10 A. m. to-day. Bhe is very light draught and will go through on time, despite low watpr. Bhe la commanded by Capt Jamoj Mather, a gentleman of the old'school and of largo experience. Miles D. Warreu and Mr. Beverly are her accomplished and popular clerks. ios HenliKUjon The elegant and fHet steamer Fayette is regularly Installed as the dully transfer packet of the Evansvllle Henderson and Nashville Railroad, and will leave promptly at 3:15 v. m. dally, CapUCh.irley Ferkios, A.O. Durlind, Jerry Boyle aud Mr. Bto y are herobllzlue aud atlentlve olllcers. FokHt. Loch The Express Ilne'j tsplen did Kteamer A boo 11 a will bo along very early this morning, cn route to Bt. Louis and is a iluely appointed packet. Captain Hiram J. eutou is ber distinguished com mander, and Mr. Charles Regnler Is her accomplished and obliging clerk. Uienuluga from our i:ichnni(. PlTTSBL li(J. 1 he Commercial of Frl day says: The markilast evening Indicated five feet and falllnn. Ihe weather was very rileasaut. Trade In the vicinity of the landing was aetlve. freights being i.lernv for all iiolnn. 11m departures include the IJfjile Vernon, fur New Orleans wilh a good trip. Tho Loulsvlllo Con tier-Journal say a Cat)t. Fowler and Dusouchet were about to close the contract lur a line siile-wheel steamer lor the Evansvliln and Cairo trade yestorday afternoon, 'i'liu follow it, ir areu;uL 1 lie "inieiiMuiis 01 iiie new era II Length, ZM itel; beaui.a fott; h-jlu, net. 'I hilt M Just what we want. The bout building here for Capt. lJexter is about the fame sy.i. rJW we wl 1 ao a trllle that Dexter win have the tlDexl, fastest and best adapted boat f r the trade. Them's our M. ui uue ms. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Frlcay sys: It li our sad and melancholy duly to at noar.ee the sudden and untimely death tf Mr. John lleni y 11 liner, the river editor of the Cincinnati v oil;fiei;nd. esterday, at 3 l". M., alter iei-vitit; his home In Newpoi l, Ky., to make his usual rounds along the levee, he ooarded the Newport lerry-Ofia Just as t he ferry- bout was landlui on tbls side, aud as she toucheu toe whuri iioki, he was in the act of stepping on uie mini when be unfortunately lost his lialauca aud falling overboard was drowueJ v...iv.r nsMklanna could be le'idered hiLn. 11h had been sorely n filleted with rheu mutism for several years, preventin!? him from saving his life by swim ..,i Tii. imiiv Imil uw uoHii recoveied ur to a late hour last nlht. The di-Crasml was a ustlve Cit;rmaiy, about years Of ae, and was euganeu in siea in oouurm ,.;,r wmers for over twenty years, anil had heii connected with the Volkiblatt and Volkxfreuna, 01 i inciniiau, its river ,.,,iinr. over five years, lie leaves a dis-Cou'-olle widow In Newport to mourn his loss. The deceased was noted lor his utrlet nixtrritv. aeulai uisposuion. and hliii sense of honor. Jleeujoyeu the c.i)fidtsiico and esteem of au wno anew him. Capt. i-auc ii. nuuun new lieu lllver packet, ltu n,ra,iiow uuiwinK at Madison will be couipieiea oy J lie-any next, and inav come here to load for New Oiienn ana lieu iviver. Thetowooat Champion. No. n. lost im. water-wueei ovcrooara on Wtduesday evening. Capt. t-numan has dronned th tnun. im w 11 in iuo itTeo, to man lor jNe w Orleans bhe looks as pretty as a pink. xesieruay, at a P. sr.. Messr. H.nltt, .t, wiuiers soiu me SKio-wheel riasstoitn.r I"""-' -'.'-""?. v'i'i"IU LI) US. A. uravo, lor lli.uxi. 'Ihe r5t. Charles ism line repair, and will enter tbscinr-innoii and 1'ii tsbuKj trade as soon as there is miftlcient water. Tlie consolidation of the Ohio Halt Com pany and the Kanawha (Salt Compauy takes ellect n the 1st of January, IsTu, and is to continue four ) ears from that ilalo. The West Vlrglula Journal saj s: " Ihe Kanawha Halt Co. will keep up their or ganization, but transfer all Mil ma le by them to tho Ohio Itiver Halt Co., at their (the K. H. Co.) furnaees. This srrauKemeut will give the Ohio River Halt Co. exclusive control of the salt InU reithj of the W'et," The Vazctte f ays: Perhaps it is not generally known tnet Captain W. M. Keunoner sola his quaricr Interest In the ClarksvilJe, the day before that boHtleil here, to Captulu J. 1. Adams, of the Memphis A Araansas itiver racHei Line al tho rati 01 tz,n morion ujat-imr orit;iual cost. Captain Jteasoner wauls to buy auomer iwai. The Chronicle ol tnaay evening says: Tim man drowned from the Newport fer. rj boat was not, we are happy to bay, Mr.

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N. 19 H.-comI Hi I , I otwe u Ai am and L 0.nn Hours-Kr.ua H a.m. to Vi M., and 1 11 b r.ai At tits r.,lf Iciif.., eorm r iif : vntt aui Chi. lnul (in -t, tu-r V 1 a li t. 1 1 ,1 1 ti i y E7ansvilla Unsincru Coll t, Conifr MAIN .4 TSSirtt h '-, j ' EYAXSVILLK, 1XUIAM. Book-keeplnr, I cui'ii, n , a u l Mit! iKinnl le. li, h li; hm.i.i;I o . Bilon both Ui y ami uvcul;ij. For circulars, giving terms, in., Or pieltne!i of feiiniitrishlp, n !- dress M'i:i.I.M A li i.l i:u, novll y Proprietors. rV i: T 1 11 V 1 1; i; h I unuaoisr. And Dialer ii i'.U.t t va it ,v in hi .V, ) )'; mi tt 01 hlliiiHlL ISali Inr 'lnew And all j-opulMr Phic ol 1 ho n'.'i NO. i Ninth inu liUNi I l.l.l. ociii I 1. A 1 ii, lh in ,i r 1 'In ..i.Vh 1 k S .. DR. F. L. DAVIC; I HoniceopjUhlc Vhydil:i:i. O.'Tlce on Heieoii!" Maiu aud Locust. f !r et, bet v, e u oia dly Owbornc, '.17 fiOCt!' t .Sire ci. t-a o 11 o 0sl onu?, 0.-iI lXli'.! iii.W foul',! u r PAD DEN CO., a, Soap, Cam.!. ami L:: 011 T.ZA ' u im ;t imrA is. 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