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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
{. TAX NOTICE FOR 1860. !.


N bsrgh county are hereby notified that q.
for State, County and other purposes, has bson re-
ceived by from the Auditor Of said county an ID
l can be found at my office, IN the Court Hcusl
for the purpose Of receiving the revenue
The taxes for the year 1860 arc Hs to lowf
For State purposes 10 cts on each - o Faluato1
so cents on eacI poll
For County purposes 55 cts On each elNO value
ton. 800 on each poll
For Common School purposes 10 cts on each $40
+ valuation. so cents on each poll.
For purposes Of providing funds 10 meet the an
ntfaI interest outstanding County Bonds duo
1860, and the annual interest thee not yer Disc
IA cents. .-.
For purpose " providing State debt Sil king
Fund Revenue, 2 cents on each 800.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP, outsice Evnnsville-For
Township purposes, cents for Special Bchooi
purposes, 10 cents all taxable property.
r KNIGHT TOWNsHIP-FCr Township purpose
2 cents for Special School purposes, cents f0I
Road purposes, cents
SCOTT TOwNsHIP-For Special School pa
poses, 3 cents.
Armstrong TOWNsHTP--For Special School
purposes cents, and so cents ON each pom
PERRY TOWNSHIPtOr Special school pun
poses, ~ cents for Road prrpOses ~ fnts.
UNION TOW NSHIP-For Township purpose
Is cents
CENTRE TOWNSHIP For Township purpose.
cents for Special School purposes, cents To-
Road purposes, 2 cents.
GERMAN TOWNsHIP-F0r Township puI
poses, 10 cents for Special School purposes % cts
on each 500 valuation aforesald.
- THEODORE yBNN E8iA y, r. Y. q.
novel d2taw&w6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

LINcoLNs G4EIsEr.-The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
telegraphs If
Discussions continue in regard to Mr..
Lincoln's Cabinet. Chase and Gorwin are
both named in this connection for Ohio.
There is also much talk of Edward Bates
for Secretary of State. Itis positively as
serted here that Jndge Robertson of Ken
lucky has been rendered a Cabinet appoint.
unent .1as OF ..-sasG
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CHuNSAm Dec II, m-Flour dull and
unchanged sales of 1900 bbls at 1 0o0
j 10 for supcrfne 4 25O5 % for extra.
Good demand for mess pork sales of 400
hbls at IA 506l4 G.. Green meats rather
higher and closing at 43M4&.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

psa-The South Carolina Convention
meets to-day, and in all probability will
ordain tomorrow that the State is no long,
er a member of the American Union, but
an independent power. Then comes the
strain on our boosted institutions
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TnE CRY MARKETs-There il daily market for
produce open as follows #EEr
The Upper Market-John Robbers, market mas
ter-is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings from G to 10 O'Clock.
The Center or Lamasco Market--Frantz Schnei-
der, market master-is open on Monday, Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons, from TO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

aeAa AIR. Vim. c. Hills, of.JeffersOn couu-
ty, will be a candidate for Agent Of State
before the Legislature in January.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

STARVATION IN ATLANTA.-The Atlanta
Locomotive of Saturday says: " Never be-
fore have there been as many laborers
thrown out of employment in Atlanta as Mt
this time. Most of the carpenters are idle
1.-THE improvements having all been discon-
tinued), and many of them have large
families depending upon them for bread,
and they can get no work. There is III
deed, great deal of suffering among the
laboring classes in our midst, and we think
something should be done for them, such as
working the streets, or something Of the
kind, in order that they make little
money to buy bread for their families"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

THE FIRST BoAT-We find the following
af1oat in our exchanges
Jesse X. Hatfield, who built the shaft for
Fulton's first steamboat (Clermont), com
pleted his eightieth birthday on Saturday.
He Is as hale and hearty as q man of fifty
years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

New YORK, Dee. l5.-Stccks dull and
lower. Since the Board there is more firm
ness. Money and exchange unchanged,
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BeA-An attorney, on being called to &C
count for having acted unprofessionally in
taking less than the usual fees from his
client, pleaded that he had taken all The
man had he was thereupon nonorably ac-
quilted.
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cupied by Dr. kivctt, in Or. Bray s building oppo-
site the Post Oftce, for series Of years. Nord
specially solicit the citizens OF EvansYl and the
surrounding towns and country, 20 visit his rooms
and see the specimens On exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist or not.
Since the issuing Of his last circular aud adEer-
tisement, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made, OF which he
has awaited himself and allows nothing that Will
subsul.To tho his Istticnts pass
secured. His facilities better and establish
nlent larger, without doubt, thar any other IA oar
State, and equal 20 guy in Eastern cities AL those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall DO ATTENDED, to with
great pleasure. NY or SA -
The following are the tyles of work mann..etur-
cd BY him:-Continuous Gum; Block Carved
Work; Vulcauite Base3 Corsllite; Amber; Cheoplas
tic; Gold and Silver work.
Nothing excel the beauty ami cleanliness OF
the continuous gum work 1t is without seAn1
crevice Checks that are suukeu can be restored
to nearly their original contour by tins style OF
work, and also by the OF the EulCanIte Coral
itc, and Amber Base The latter styles, for light
and adaptation teiditiicult mouths, excel any
GELS anything have ever seen.
lie has several snsesthetics for allsviating PAIN
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less. The most delicate can have thum applied
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit ytbing not made by himself. .
Parents should c0nstilt tl.tliealth and heeuty If
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry aud
health to those inyshtahle ersssas-
cessfuliv
Those having lecsyo,i teeth, should either have
them extracted or h0i 81 (fbe latter II pos
slbie) Tho health Of the parties and the remain
ing teeth demand this .t an
10 take pleasure. IL introducing Dr.. Haas
my successor TO the old rooms In Bray's building,
hoping lie viii find item both pleasant ana profit
+ able From my intercourse With the Doctor
+ pleased 10 find him OF rho progressing !;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With this view, can, viii safety recon-
mend him to the community a. skilfni and com
petent dentist (may2ol i klTETT-
SS1U.N-DRFES.-:S0 4HGSS .GE0FYES
~ pUt-. 10 .lags Stove POLISH - Gross NaEhiDr
Blue, Ia dUz Bak ilg PeV,dei, .{4fsIsea Sardine.,
whole. half, aud quai Ten boxes. - doz nd two
H. cans cove aud Sptsed OvsteTs, in store and tor
/ sale ~ lu0yzoJ CHAS. MCJOHNSTON.
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MN RRSO MS H,FsHKsN a. ~
~ thing in the Saddlery or Harness line car
obtain it Of j. Z. ELLIOTr,
dec5 No Filtt 81
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CHRISTIAN HEpDETICH.


MNOLA ACAUH 3 81 = = . > n y = = - >
u tate fer the payment 81 this costs and eEpene-
es of Sidewalk improvements Notice IL hereby
given, that by virtue OF a preeePt issued by The
Mayor of the City Of Evansville. and 10 direct
ed will sell at public auction, at the DOR Of tho
Court House, in said city, on Wednes ay, the 15th
December, 1860 tho following lots parcels 0tse4
estate, or much thereof may be necessary -
pay the amount charged and as sessed against shid
lots respectively, the costs aud expenses OF max
ing sidewalk improve mehts in mont ct said lots
together with the costs OF sale
Lot ID block No /, IN Bakers Add ion Isl 1915
II in Eastern Enarg ment 1886
" 10 IN Eastern Enlargement 05u
'' . ." 10 in the 4th Enlafgemrnt II g.
CHRISTIAN UFDDEETCH,
dec4-td CITY Con Ctor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

MATES .4.N-D STR-g - S.--IOO ram
~ assorted from 25c 60 500.
noyss g. J. STRAUB & SON
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1Onmg e IlmUIrgl lot DIOrK Ia3-..-------.----
STOCKWELLS ENHANCEMENT
Webher, Elias lot 81 block I5..........,........
Koelin, Macmillan, - Of lot SO block -
CHRISTIAN HEDDERTCH,
Dec3-3wd- City Collector
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COMMERCIAL

EVANs VILE
u e II ALL FIR C L = G U r r + n r .
Corrected Weekly by
coon & H;GLEY,
Dealers n all kinds Of Fancy and Staple Family
Groceriet at tie Emeka Bazaar, No IS Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

1t appearing by Affidavit on file in tho Office o.
the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid, that the defend
ant in the above entitled action the object Of which
10 to foreclose m0rtgage) is not reaident o. H.
State Of Indiana, notice Of tho tendency Of aufi
action is there given to the said Cesar oetuin
and that the same will stand for trial a. tho ney
term of the Court aforesaid. 20 he begun and bel
at the Court House in the Oity Of Us ansyille, On
the County and State aforesaid on the second
Monday ia April A. y. lsGl. .-.....-...
= Attest LOUIS RICHTER,
Law & Antilles, pl'h 8 atty's. Clerk Y. -
Dec 18th 1860. wv"
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q TIA FED or STOLEgN; DECksU-
~ Der LIST, 1860.
From ETausyille-two Mares and Colt-one
Gray and two Bays. ANY person finding said
Mares. and communicating by letter 10 J. n Dow
ney. Evansville, or J. NJ. Howncy, Francisco, Ind,
viii be literally rewarded. dec4-4tW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,

Chancellor, N. O.; Melrose, Pittsburg;
Glendale, Cincinnati; Grey Eagle, Louisville;
Queen of the West, Gin; Mariner, Louisville;
silver Moon, Memphis; John Raine, Louisville;
DEPARTED.
Chancellor, Louisville Melrose, Nashville;
Glendale, Memphis; Grey Eagle, Louisville;
Queen Of the West N. O. mariner, Memphis;
Silver Moon, Cin'ti; John Raine, n. D.
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Fire and Inland Navigation

and fair profit.
Especial attention give, insurance Of DWELLINGS,
ami Contents, for terms Of 10 gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried, aud
the many advantages tho Htna Insurance Company
pos sesses ia its line should not be overlooked by
those ready insure and understanding their best
interests,
During t'stringcnt times - the necessity for
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much essened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Politics issued without de-
lay, by any of the Only authorized Agents Of the
Company.
BS5- Business stteirfed to with despatch aud
fidelity. EssM W..
COPELAND Il NEXSEN, Agents,
my2 Savings Bank Building, First ST.
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each ..-..... ..-........lTlz
" New No. 2,..-....s11<
" Large No. 3...-.lt
" Small do - Z
Salmon, extra, per ID IL
Herring, Roe, each....311I
White Fish, per ib.....S
Irish Potatoes, r bu. &c
Sweet potatoes .........IOC
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
0VOELBCTOR,s SIR OERE.fL rs

MI0KLRCTOR'S G-9kE Oh AfEsTL - -
u tate for the payment of the cutts and OK % MS
of sidewalk improvements. Notice Is >. robr
given, that by virtue Of precrP issred by the
Mayor of tho City OF Eyansv lie, and 10 direcf
ed,I will sea- at public auction, at the door q 81
I'D, 1850, at O'Clock p H., the following lots o.
parcels of real estate much thereof may IS
necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed
against said lots respectively for The and
Penses Of making sidewalk improvements ia front
of said lots, together with the costs O. said sale
Joseph ScaJes's heirs, 5 by l4s1S # " eide Of
- ri lot 3, Lower kulaf cement ........e 2''f
w. G. q CIV. Ewing, W = Of lot 4. Low
er ........ o. 70
do N W "a lot A. Lower Euiargemrnt........ 70. 80
Conrad Baker, lot 2, Lower Enlargement. 1880
Lewis HORes, 80 " 1900. 1915
f CHRISTIAN HEpDE7ICH.
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Hour, WIire NlTeat ,

50 fb sack...........3.OO
Do. sack of ~ lbs...1.5o
Corn Meal per bush. -. 90
Bran, per 100 lbs. IS
Corn, per bush. .-.........f5
Oats, do ..~... 40
Lard, prime Leaf, ..-l2Z
2" SteariDe........l62a
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49,. The Business was dull Few boats
were at the landing throughout the day
The Queen of the West took on considerable
freight, and left here with her guards in
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......The River rose several inches during
the day and was rising at night.
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Ole Daily su1lrN|ll,
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Evansville q Crawford sviIle - II.
DEPARTURES.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Is, M.-Riyer risen 3
feet inches. Now % feet in channel
Weather clear. Mercury 80.
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There is regular daily communication with HEN
DERsON aud NEwBURGH by boat and land convey
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Steamers--ReSu Packets.
For particulars, see advertisements.
FOR CAIpn
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i 1Ss1iHsE lot 3, Lower Enlafgoment .......e g.
:. G. q CIV. Ewing, n W = Of lot 4. Low
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-16
LIFE EVERYWHERE.

Uadsr this caption, deeply interest,"
ing and Instructive article makes its ap-
pearauce in the Corubill Magazine
How mysterious the world we live Ia :
How il teens with tie What lessons
It teaches ol creative saill and proyiden-
tial saperin,euasuee' Bu, read he ar
tiole
Life everywhere The air is crowd
ed with birds--beautifal tender. intclli.
gent birds. to whom life is song and
thriliug aaxiety-ghe anxiety Of love.
The air Is swarming with iusecis--,hose
l.tlle animated mirpcles The waters
peopled With iGnumerable farus-lrom
the animalcu'n, so small that one hundred
aad Ray millions Of them would not
weigh a grain, TO the whale, so large that
It seems an island as it sleeps upon the
waves. The bed Of the sea is alive with
polypes, carps, star-Rshes, and with she'll
apimaleules The rugged face Of tho
rock IS scared BY the silent boring Of so(s
creatures. and bIackrned with countless
muscles, barnaeles, and bmpets.
Lite everywhere on the earth, in the
earth, creeping, burrowing, boring. leap
Ing. running II the sequestered cool
ness Of the wood tempt Us to saunter
into It's checkered shade. we are saluted
by the numerous din oC insects, the twit-
ter Of birds, the scrambljng OF squirrels,
the startled rush Of unseen beasts, all
telling how poPulous is this seeming SOL
ilude. II we pause before a tree, or
shrub, or plant. our cursory and half alb
stracted glance detects a colony Of vari-
Gus inhabitants. We pluck flower, and
10 its bosom We see many a charming
insect busy in is appointed labor. We
pick up fallen leaf, and il nothing is
visible on it, there is probably tho trace
Of an insect larya hidden in its tissue
and awaiting development The drop Of
dew upon this leaf viii probably contain
/ It's animals, under the microscope. The
same microscope reveals that the hood
rain suddenly appearing on bread, and
awakening supers,i,ious terrors, is moth
ing but collection of minute animals,
+ { Noaas prodigOSa ; and that the vast
tracts Of snJw which are Redeemed in q
single night, owe their color 10 The mar
yelous rapidity iu reproduction Of mi
mute plant, Protaceas .iealts. The
very mold which covers our cheese, our
bread, our Jam, or our ink, and dis6g-
ures our damp walls, IS nothing but a
collection of plants. The many-colored
IRE which sparkles on summer SEA at
: night, as the vessel plows her way, or
r which drips from the oars in lines OF
, jswelled light, i. produced by millions Of
minute animals.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-16

A MIsuu RyER.-Tbe Amazon. tI3e
largest river in lhe world, has au area oi
drainage nearly three times 81 large as
that Of all the rivers Of Europe that smpiy
themselves into the Atlantic. This plain
is entirely covered sith a dense pFimeyal
forest, through which the only paths are
those made by tie river, and is Immune.
rable tributaries. This forest i .mpsue-
trable. Hamboll remarks thai lwo mis-
sion stations might be only few n.iIea
apart, and yet the residents would require
q day and hall 70 visit each ether
along Tie Nindiags of small sireams---
Even tie alld animals eal Involved ir
such impeneirabis masaes u sooi leFsH
the iaauarj thai they i've lar q laas ims
I ia the trees terror 70 the monkeys slsoss
domiu5ons they have Invaded. Toe tree.
measure lrgm eigb. to fselse fee; ,n d
ametsr, ana lhs intervals are eegopled b
shrub Ike pianss. ulieb hsrs 10 these irop
leal ree,9as. become ardofsseent. II
aavigable 1000 miles from ibs eeeaa
"a nearly ioo miles eide a e moaib' 4
ssaae places b9o fses deep ard isa t9rfea
projects, 81 it wsFe. ista ihe sesaas slof
tAaa 500 miles. pefeepislg hliafsoH Z
waters af sh.s aistaasa frsm lhs Asnefiea
slsoras
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-16

AIR PolsoS.-P People have often
said that no difference can be- detected
ia the analy zaiion Of pure and impure
air. This is one Of the vulgar errors
difficult TO dislojge from iho public. The
fact 4, that lhe condensed air Of a crowd
ed room gives deposit which, if allowed
to remain for a fsw days, forms solid,
thick, gIu,inous mass, having strong
odor OF animal matter If examined
BY microscope, it ia seen to undergo a
remarkable change FIRST Of all, ii Is
converted into vegetable growth, aud
this 3 followed by the production Of AM
malcules a decisive proof tba, 1t must
contain organic matter, otherwise it could
not noufisb organic being This was
the result arrived NJ by DR.. Angus Smith
10 his beauliful experiments on the air
and water Of the towns, where be show
ed hoN tie lunzs aud skin give out or
gauie matter. which ia 10 itseli deadly
poison producing headache, sickness. dis
ese o. epidemic, according to is
strength. When, if "a aw drops Of
ths air Of foul locality, introduced into
ihs veins 81 4 dog. can produce death
with tbs usual phenomena Of tyPhas ts-
yer ahat iucaiesiabls evil must il no.
afodaes aB those human beings who
breathe it again asd again, rendered
oaler au1 lrss capable of sustaining life
uuh ever braaih dfasn2 Such con.
tamiaatigu of alf. and consequent hot
bed II fever sud spi1amie, i Is easily
wilhia ths power u mao 70 remove.
Venlilallan aad cleanliness will DO all. %
f.f a. tls abal,t.an Of lhis svli goes, and
ventilation aHd elasnliaess afs not mira
e.es 70 ba prayed f1r. bui eertaia results
q eonaau obedience TO tiss laws of God.
- Dletaa's Hsasstaid HeEaa.
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RAsBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16 1860.

COW thafl put every other COW in Straf-
ford county nowhere
How? Explain
There, read that Mr.. Smith pulled
Simon's letter from his pocket.
The Squire read it over carefully, and
when be finished he exclaimed Grand
chance, declare. Come right straight
from the Earl of Derby's; and you mean
to buy her, don't ye?
Yes, sir. If the COW don't 60 beyond
two hundred dollars, she's nine
The Squire seemed cogitating.
Look here, Smith, he said, at length
I'd ike to see this famous COW. How
would you like my company down to
Boston "
The very thing I was going to ask
you, Squire. l want the benefit of your
advice about the critter. aint much Of
a judge of cattle
There was long conversation between
the two worthless there in the cabbage
yard, and it was agreed that they should
proceed together the following morning to
Boston to examine and decide on the
merits Of the wonderful COW.
Noon of next day found Squire Rich
er and Mr.. Smith at Boston, when they
Immediately sought Green street stable
and the no horn. Both the COW and
Simon Mildmay were so thoroughly dis.
guised that their owners would not have
known them particularly no horns, and
Squire Richer was completely deceived
To cut long matter short, after much
bargaining and bantering the no horr
Earl of Derby COW, alias the Durham
Cheshire short horn, became the proper
ty of Squire Richer-he paying as al
equivalent the sum Of two hundred ant
seventy-fve dollars.
Mr.. Smith was, to all appearance, al
most heart broken at the loss of th
splendid chance but be hadn't none,
enough, be said, to pay for her at tha
price.
So Squire Rieher's COW came back t
her old quarters, and was put into tn
yard with the other cows for the night.
! Unfortunately for the cow, and unfor
tunately for her owners peace of mine
there came up heavy rain during tn
, night, and, in the morning, when th
II Squire came out to look at his purchas,
he found his bona ,tfde black and whit
! kicking COW awaiting him. The streak
t Of black paint revealed the truth to th
enraged Squire, and the 'selr was plainl
: evident. The way the bafled specula
tor tore round the yard and cursed hin
self, the cow, Mr.. Smith, and the worl
in general, would have astonished an
!, one who had ever seen the devout an
/ pious Squire Richer at church.
S As for no horn short horn, her dag
e upon earth were few and evil for Q
e the going down of the sun the ensuin
day she was lying salted down in be,
: barrel in Squire Richer's CELLAR ba
t rel Of beef at two hundred and seventy
D five dollars and poor al that!
The Squire had the good sense not
e lay the matter at heart but although
is as social with Smith as ever, be ne
: er mentions trade in his presence.
!. Jane Smith has taken Simon Nil
may as her husband, and she is now, v
d believe, the mother of two little Nil
k mays, who are, of course, the exact il
age Of their father
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G. Franklin county supplies the
world with more cheese than any other
county in New England. Indeed, they
send a good deal Of that sayory article 70
old England. where,--to Accommodate.
John Balrs prejudice against asything
American,--he is allowed to buy aad eai
these Yankee ehesses under the name d
: StiIton" and - Cheshire" Jonathan
likes to be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is'i
perfectly convenient.
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eFlf you waat 70 anaaT as.i fs.s IL
an5 basic s nsas fsll al sf.ak and aaal
y. ysa base oalY % pFaes
i8guaf8 aai .aFk Hsny
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-16

How TO VENTILATE STAcKs.-Brit-
ish farmers yentilate their stacks as fol-
lows They Gil With straw a bag, say
1-2 feet high and 20 inches in diameter
place it vertically in the center, and stack
around it. As the stack rises, they lifI
the sack, and SO on to the top. In this
way chimney is formed in the center oI
the stack, into which the steam and gases
generated find their way and escape read
lily. This method might be adopted witt
advantage in stacking corn fodder.