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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08


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annluu. h lhmfh lhNlAht an
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Ulo.f lafllrfa 90 thr uni, uhIwi -
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thf llph. Nnl mlaVul hu htwl aNl
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WU1WIHs mrirt puiui lhrN hiN
ma,i pfanplh aud had tongue ln
IS msl \ >ouns la'N vha pe
iapl lHd p enee 4 mlhd, 'h
.ohtIHHt hsR brr lWH' h,ar ama
.n.'t. bringing lhrsr lrwlOr MAJ
prs iu .d.. tud Nhhuui r'tu
violating tNp conventional fwr' e..
p.u utt, 90 delirau,
.lOr rurt ad.p'e ll laurltln.
ut. iapeur "a shaud, Vho Nas y,
rbdk 'sinv' isa tase IA point Shr
va. pl,asvl with Jamrs hNs'u, eud
/ b. Wnr.hippel ,hc wn,nud shc 'roi
unnn- hul lsior ielluw. had ~, ~ 'lai
/ r1 ~ tci, h.s love she gave him
! every reasonable encouragement 90
.pe,k 'r.ghl ual'-lu' b. eou'lnuell
% sieh. look foolish Ia her company.
lvlrl bis thumb and hold his ptace
Matter. might have remained ~ this
uusatl factor, state iuf ,rars. Il aufa
vho vas q smart a. well a. a r,hd rlrl
had uai s..cd lsildcn opportunity.
ani made hbu pep she qars,lcn, v'ih'
uat knowing n
The, Wrrc taking sentimental
ws,h n ihs vowtr, but she - =
No., hanging cu bis ARA. a. j. ,asi"n.
ary auinle lo,.rs. They came t. a
muddy spo, IN the road, and the b.
.,iciisc policucs. ui lamts prompted
hln to o,Icr assistance to the hs.ly
rih Who was with him. lie inrn, 1
towards her With a kind .coh. and sar
n rather an sarnes, tone. d'iVt M
,onr hand. Mss Laura. and hn
he dli ~, allow him Ia finish lh'
sentence. .uh .lams = said shr lcok
Ing confused. do yon really uean u
Well. ii /, mus, he -. | viii give !
freely. an, my heart too. Hut dsa
Jauas. sua mast an pas consent
, only a. i matter of form yoa know
aai yua had better 10 II at anee.'
Aud "a the matter Was sritl-l '
their mutual sa,isiseiian.-lOli,
Branch
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luilf lhiuv No duUpnf violet
lilr idphpn bind, lle btukeu l'l
lle hos. the hiding m'r, Size dflna
Lillun, tho mlh Spoiled huphu
nil Ne umufu luf exalted, aiin'a
i,d. Hnail hsurl etliet lks,
iNlnua nunah the dat, hive
lot ln,uf IA our eyes lanrt dfl
puud. are as uunliinrliNt na iallri
"a awnings. and every costly
lhur w l,lniutno rmfel nn lun.
prl mum~es lhu llnd.cN homf
man puvn.oluld, Aaiiu' rlln
tom the Wil,l,urss, lhuu noull
rt III decay clues rW bnl 20 har
cu places. .cNpnulawhIlr aud vasIr
away, mrn uea oh.vmllN na.i"
iiuc aud poWer then tuilr d"
rlpc aud nual,c, the ,luh grow
rnor and thc puur ntll, thr mrh
Sinh into ignoh'e rfa,vs, and m
observation-disclosures variety 81 tmhs.
there atr mighty mNtltnts ml
Apm, claurrs, We au lhp-
, n,,, ID the opinion thar Tie ani.
clcotullco hashnd "a day ol rlo.
/ ~. nlsn. uud j. nu, ~ murh ~ ~
n, u used to hc. Where Is th'
/ man Who N,ll nv promptly HN
that the haudsomv,l uhlcct ho ,'rI
hehrld was u heug clad ~
handsome piece Of calico Z W
can, be- found. Masculine cy,
ar the eyes Tor feminine grace q
please. Jewel, aud toys, and ih
rrhness ol silks, captlyaie no ma'
of scnsc or taste, aHd add not
charm to nature, bat calico hcigl
tens, ard brighiriis, aud soften
aud makcs fellow hscl goo
when h. sscs II. Aiul bcsl'~s,
cost, vouicrisl sight less y
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There is q r,,,-l deal o; rond
ssnse IN the issinwiuv cnlcrs 90
the "lslurtiur Influence Ut ,'aIi-
co." ilsm tie saeFaa.caie Age.
wArh drrlcrcs aiauss with an
t.,,I,sunlan grtec. ilsc luXarlo,is-
uess Of no,lcm hriale dc>:
"Whsn we l.as'k into the t'i"r-
nuvhians. alas We sac no eslie". +.
>i.As and all u. I,sii-<Iss.r is''fi''s.
r..de aicag--sane dazzling, s"se'
qaeer. soinc srsnsl'i. some isn''--
t.c--bir ussn have ia. swert,
clean. ta-lna,inx. elrgaa' alg','af-
slcs .. the .a.co witch ilss.i To
sap nv. With roe,ty sAiPr'fs N Il.
Taac AZ the wfv ~ IA ts.f
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GIRLS ,r Cots.'.E.--Thc expc-
fiment oi admitting riris . stu
dents Ia collage has l''sn ,ried ~
AZ, institution In OHIO. aud to.nd
1, wuik admirably. Their pre-
.-nce has aided greatly 20 the or
der. industry. and income OF the
college. and has esu-e,l . marked
improvement in the behavior aud
habits Of ,lr Young men. We arc
~, at all safpsi~d q tue fasief-
ing r,sul. 81 itis experiment We
wonder that II has net been more
grs~sally tired; /; and that the re-
su.ug ssal clevatiug influcnce OF
wossn has nos been universally
brought To b.ar upon our ins'iti'-
tinns of lcarlHnr. We lsellevc m
rirls.
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How MANY Nuts , rs'>rIts
Ii,Np Tr,yris.-Alihcugh pfin-s
ter may he sitting all dav. yet 10 bis
ovn way be Is a grcatirascler l"r.ai
.,east hi. hard ~ as we shall pfcrc.
4 good printer wilI se, 5000 ens .
day. OF sboa, 2t.oce letters Ess
distance travelled sver by his hans'
will average about one bot per ieesr.
pulug 10 N, baxes m vhi'h the. are
contained. sni Of course returning.
making ,wo feet every le',er he seis.
Thi. would make a dis'anns. eaeh
day, of $1,000 feet. or rliisle more 'has
nine miles and IN ID. coursr ef the
year. leaving out Sundays 'he Hs'a'
bet travels about 3.oos ia.le-. e
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maunnuh'' W n''' "''''
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vi e't'o n'lil''' y we '''.''
urmain f''.r''''l'l ''t''''
being descendants ''''n '''' ''.' WV
ha'c married 'hsr '.''''.' W ''''
rcnpric' that h'''hf N.'''' w
haa are leg anl ''' w f. :"
ate dcscendinit wan ''' ''""'
olccrs vh' c'h'' .'''' '''' w"
portion oI 'ae Nh'ri'aa N''N'"'.''
liability CONSISTS ~ ta''pt l'' t'' ""
Uncle Slm' 20 wearing r'' '''''h''
aud 10 jillmr ia..'is. hN''N ''''''''
ell s,ol thinks t'ni'e'h w 'A' way
the only man really Nr'f'h! '"' ''''
person WIN Il resper'ahlr
Bat Irm respec'"hiliy a'f's g"
NO such ad'enii'iou' rife'i''aO'''.
10 hc respectable u 70 hr VOTE. F"
rrsrvs,. and D deserves r'sp''' W."
has mos, 'ir'ur. The hehhl''' u'"
who bra,cly does bis da'!' - mere
trsly respectable. than ihe eo'e'"''
: miliio.aire among his money bags -
the arrogant monarch u."n D., 'hI,h''
The Cue lady who haree''es ~
nciehbor islcss worth, 'i rcsi'ec' 'ba'
an hoae., vasbcrNoman. Tie II"
, flga,e noble, 'ho-gh hr m'y war !
3. dozen orders Al BIS button hole .
. No, ahcn rcally a respectable a' 'h'
{ shoe black Who e'sH' h' ''''
1 TlVt vhb'!s called ''hc worl" e'a''
: ,he enc AMI ic.plscs the other. hu' ]
y does nu, make homeopathic accn'
ding to the real meaning OF sha' vo''
Their rcspeciahiliiy Is bni a ho'lo'
! .ham. as they themselves tfcqnenil
!, feel: aud tkosr vho worship thei
!. hlw down 10 a Fetish. a thing
70 Father and iinse' The selfish ~
IN droac. who wastes li'e IN bis "vn 81
is tifcaiiea. and dissiraies Tie '"r's'
= of b.. progeuy, j. bot aud Garnet
= respectable; bot the hard'SofA'h
n <.lf.a.r.ins falAcr. Who wears cat b
. 90 h,,r, n. nj. ,hil,.rcd is. ey,
~ -, "a bv,a ,,.y lal,otrr. Sotlii
We can n.Ie Dives {, 10 las oa AIR
a. h.u.. la.on,e while IAsatu. Is v,
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,vns is the snllinr of q brll like
the prayer Of d hypocr'icf Bekafe
!, ,i.a solemn sound bN a Thought
less tongue.
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Tobacco.

- 600 Dolls NOltIii.
Ty~.t- a4-s. aai av H.' .N'y
~ fr sing. 81 r0t ''a''i
ts.t 1T TDs0tn ffnia Ast.'rta.
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S.AbtUun & e. &s>tiN.
Nsi'sas stfeai. = d isgrs iroa Nt.n.
rN.em MsHrl.s. Farn.
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i > I '
ire last Word. Of Napoleon

\ ml.i nal laf ltslilt vhNia
Y Hu 81 ~ aiua
All eIliHsl 10 hai1natDi hf
Until 4 sanl bonoalh my iat',
uanla mai lha, hay form shaui e
Whsfa e,efs teeAles pistaf.hy
vii .haal, tsu'llut n't hy suaul'
Il. h.lhe un lhls lha ono
Who sad l'Il tread q, flay iha 'un,
Anl 80 my throne abu,e ihe ,iund
Bot " my seFulchfr uus' pie
Nusf 50. ylttnall, afo hurried
Mound ,hl. m,. lngho'y l''e,
Abuyca BATH I vah fel vuli
lofn unshaen nni u' lme
shHll war With wtfl afue ule
aanlne lhr ,omaAs hele 81 tme'
Ia stern AMI un,ammaauf trds
4 symbol of g., aul q h.m
Mo made m,Ioy hlsu,r.
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t.,, IL u,a,bap'. thton, | ,fbd.
Nyar,u, o. t;anl's luPrri, vf'vn'
,l,vLw.niht.sf..wnofU Of God
NJ. orh ot U.ar, seiile down.
,ol,,l,s.,sssn ,.,. .baAe In dread
u.n.,,h p, ,o,ae. ,,,.,,ss, tread,
o,t,,,h. ,.,. .rmmt nt
III. rs.,hs..a.u', sufal eb,.,.
Nh' cried "NIy wrath i' bur's !''
Asa.us, Ihe Eoual hN.ti
60, bod ihy rn.na ie-'e "a'e'
H. w.us above ihe tas'fs ,r''t.
NV. =
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N'"s' -"
=" y. -
Ttsa 80 uiy s'sud -. ~ 'aS erSe
,f hrs ,terual traiHi4'
- .y's Me''ns's aunlfss si''s
". Su.'su''d ''us ''ere T'ai'''
b.ts i0"n Ni''ea a' ii.i'''''ps as
Psl the t,ss' "a ss'f'i'''
o. - e 4 HII
>.,sn, ,n,os.u.l.r. a',rm, ..ad.
Asa mon hsae.a ,Ue vss,. 20 lsaa
N.s ..,,+ robe ana ro,a. eroaa.
...
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Dat l''' Ns' 10 - ~ '1' ~
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Are AL ihii - itia-'H 70 IA
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Nfss'1 g 'hfsN .''t'' N"i'l''' =!
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-. Such as hear disobliging
Discourse. and repeat Il again to the
wrsons concerned. are much mis-
iahcn if,hry think to obligc ihcIa
by such in,iisn,c, eoDillences.
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...,oa Factors. Commission aud
/ ornanl.ng Merchants, and Deal
-. IN bargiu.. l,upr, Uncci -
-. ". L., fiahf Rsl-. aai 9 ~
flaa sies'. Ntnfa.s. iear.
DhgrptLAE ATrFNrlnN raia =
Z storing. ShiIF.n. and ssii.hs wv
iuN.
PRAT-5 coIToS cIT.
$50 are A-eu's f1r - sai- y =. ~
rgATT'S ea.irat.sl t,iTi,iN 'tiN>'
wa.sh A,ve tesn - favorable sriua i.'r
tis Ass naaa...r oi YEAR,. fsrsa'' : -,
ing tn ra-rlia<e ar r.gu'>iei y e.iai a''u
.ttssiti. tn M. Al ssllfs ate sai't s's
+ tail zuasaa.-.
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- = ;ss-r' lhrpsgt v..sh ~
4 etssi :.e Wy.
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Tur New OHeaus Pinyunc
give. the following slees1st'a Of
the w,r.l ..imlssslsls.'' "An OBJ
ulr,e word u tour syllables, much
v.l bv tie srisass, snd s'ill Pop
ulsr with luany Of the E,YI,I-ah
uat.ou.. |, has been cueout oi
the Americsn vccalrIIsry.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-09
Harness.Malsers Wanted!

TWO or three good Harness Makers can fni con-
i slant employment by applying immediately to
the undersigned at Owensyille, Gibson county, %
miles Northeast Of Evansville. Men with families
would be paeferred. III, a. W. 7 WILSON,
-.' l'l-+ - saddle and Harness Manufacturers.
Owensville, Ind, novl6- d&wlm
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sF- Henderson Commercial. sIt. Vernon Adyss-sfe- :
Eyansyllle Enquirer and Mt Carael Register take out
former sivenisment and copy.)Jl { novas.f
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! az EFansNlIie FiV n.
FARES.
JOHN IyGLG.

For any information throu gh tickets rrrIv AT A
Companys Transportation Office, head Of Locus; sur,
Evansville.
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LOOK THIS WAY

q HAVE Just received a splendid assortment Of
BaniS Book Paper VI all the sizes, which am pre-
psfed to ger up Books at the shortest notice To any
patron that may be wanted, with without printed
head! have Blank Books and Bills sundrv always
on hand Give M. l.. JOHNSON call hef;re going
eiseN here. ~ tliAt i'-. sIl 8fl --~--'. sf 4
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Cows. Cows: Cows.
LN0UR Cows just in from the country. For sale
il M So se z. u. COQk x suN.
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER !
5 400 Prizes amounting to ........ S32O
Whole Tickets so; Halves S.; Quarters sah
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

400 Prizes amounting to ......... $4,000
Whole Tickets 80; Halves s5j Quarters ss11.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 $1,000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper are encirced with small tin tubes and placed
The ss Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
The wheels are then revolved, and numhe- is drawn
from the wheel of Num,ers, and at the same time
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
ton g i until al m the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succesiing Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. $50 draws the
$4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered l25l
and ll252, III each I've entitled to $500 III Ticket No.
so draws the $4,000 Prizes those Tickets numbered 54s
5e, a5l, So, will each he entedto s25e, and SO
The 5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the $50 GOO Prize. For
with No. /, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends in win be entitled to $50 IL the Number ends
in will I've entitled to $50, and so on to O.
Certificates ~ Packages will he sold at the following
cecass saso Of Paesase as of1o whole
-. L-,s n. @.-i-tii ~ liaif - 80
" m mIa9nar,er ....".-. 20
In ordering Tickets or Certilcates- enclose
the money 20 our address Tor the Tickets ordere,
o wGn haSs epSr ar ms %
designate. -.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
q Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 coo and under paid imme,liltely
thirtv days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN Il CO.. Augusta. Ga.
:E- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each is
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
REGISTER, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette At
and Morning News, Richmond Dspatch, News, and
Paulding tNiss} Clarion.
pOV2S q
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BITTRDIFF s. son,

ESALL Fashion just out, Nesi only Sse, one To- fee
" like buying. VAUTIER& & MARC0NN1ER,
c pll Ma "a street, between First aud Second
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ROOK STORE
Go and See the Elephant!

q LARGE Elephant can be seen. free oi
~ charge, Oh Main street. doors below Second
We don't mean to say that ENBIcH has become a
the most grand stock of Fall AMI Winter D,y Goods
t.an he ever had the pleasure Of showing tn his
toners and the public generally They always
ready and willing to show their goods, and their prices
are known TO he very low, there vii he no difficulty
in being suited. Give Sam. Embich q call
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49, PRINTED AND PUBLIsnED
l.. Y. CARLILE.
!. Corne or Main and Water Streets,
TERN, OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Il TSpiVtsC Opes ........ ......... letO
- The privileec Of yearly advertisers b. limited TO
their own lmne late business, IN Their own name; anu
all aIverserents the benefit of other persons, as
well a. legal entertainments and advertisements 81 uc-
Tinn sales and advertisements with the name OF other
persons, n by them, must be paid o at The usual
rates ..... L
- No report resolutions prnceertincs or any COR
PORTION, society, association public meeting ana no
Communication designed ~ call attention To any mat
of InitI uiivilu interest can be inseteti ui-
less plii Tor as an advertisement.
- No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
of Charitable other societies, PuDlc institutions OF
soInrNihes. .. =,
- Contracts for yearly advertising will not he Dis
rOntinnel unless an orler to at eiieet Is ie. AZ M M
Dffce and when discontinuel in less than year, the
aprice Of the Whole wear viii be chsreeh
- HeclI advertisements hereafter, VIII fe pnhshei
thf eXonse M the atsrneys ordering, and not delay
aide Tor the legal Proceengs but colleciable al our
~ nur terms for Job Work and transient advertise
nen.s arc CASH. - .t...
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DEPPER SAUCE, &C.
n ~ boxes Pepper Sauce;
d so do .Ca.Sup;
15 doz. assorted Pickles for sale by
b.. .-.f sT-. HrsaE r.. Al. COOK 4 SON.
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City Collectors Office.
EVANSVILLE & CRaWFORDsvItAE
n Al L r o AD. 80
For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis Indian.
apOlis and the East
49, CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY NOVEMBER aard Ie.s

nN and after this date, the Mail Passenger train will
" leave Evansville ar J O'Clock and 20 minutes =.
NJ. making close connection at Nincennes with t,ins
East and West on the Ohio ~. ississipp Railroad for
Louisville, Cincinnati, st LOuis and Cairo, arrive
at Terre Haute az $40 M. connecting direct with
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East, and for Chica and Central Illinois. -
RErCRNING-Ieaye Te.re Haute at 400 p. NJ,
yincennes at ,:2, end arrive at Evansville ar 1898
P.iM.fe.s1 "a +. al. .sllf as.flf ~
Freight trains with passenger a.tache run as
follows: Leave Evansville at $50 a. n. Arrive ~
Terre Haute at i0 p ", Leave Tcrre llaufe al c:IO
A. NJ. Arrive nj. EyansYihe Etn L. IL. l. =
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EVANSVILLE, Sept. lst, 1857.
Notice.

GNUM JELLY-a splendid article For sale by
w Y. ~. COOK u son.
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EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECEMBl
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LOUISVILLE

Grn THE fine packet steamer d.
v-~lsssAA, AM0ND, Capt. HoLcRAFr, VIII
:. -. =. vile and Louisville, leaving
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN lNvE S 7 III z Mt!
FOR SALE
n TALUABLE TRACT OFLAND,
Adi0ining the. TnWn of CannelfOn!

Adjoining the Town OIL CanneltOh:
Consisting Of afout one hundred acres. one-half OF
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF i is
embraced in plat of the town Of Canneon, and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the
tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex
ensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the prodccts of the land he sold the soil to the
people of the town. 1t is most almably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affors good
market and high prices The lard will eventually all
I've wanted for house lots On the prenisesare three
dwellings one of which Is worth s another is worth
sI5G0 the ol beautiful cottage residence, cost 900
three years 60 erect it, Either Of these houses can
he had with the land, all Of them the purchaser
may wish: they separated by street from the body
of the land, and all OF the 'ots laid off for resi-
dences The property will be sold liberal credit to
a responsible purchaser.
The location Is one of the most delightful the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three in gar
den and frnt is the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for offer
ing for sale IS that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs more attention than the owner at
present besow It. Address apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. my2
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Evansville Gas Light Company.

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lslilSs Milk EtstMs.

A farmer in Akron Ohio, has been expert.
menting with milk in glass pans. lie says: q
took the milk Of the same COW, MIXED it the
same time and divided it equally, putting half
in glass pan and half ina TIN pan and placed
them side by side. In the first twenty -our
hours. were two thunder showers; ana at the
ond OF that time the milk in the tin pan was sour
that in the glass pan was sweet and good At
tim end OF rwelve honis more that in the tin
nan was tlick cia ber, and that in the glass be-
gan to turn From lhis believe glass pas
Will preserve mix one third longer than tin
pans We believe farmers are beginning 70
find this out, as we have heard Of number
who were iut, reducing glass instead Of tin We
have referred to tho superiority cf glass over
tin for dairy purposes several times within the
last year or two.