The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-26
CANDIDATES.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
JOItn Pitcher, or P0seu foMnfn. nag

II IS stated in the Central American news
that En- President Mora has gone TO keep
ing dry goods store.
HER-ETICs.-The Young Mems Debating
Societies are discussing which causes girl
the most pleasure, to hear herself praised or
another girl run down. So much 10 be
said on both sides that decision is deferred.
DOUGLASS PROSPECTS An intelligent poll
tician of Putnam connty, who present
at Il private interview between Ike Cook the
celebrated Chicago postmaster, and some
friends at the fremont House IN that city,
on Thursday, informs US that Ike assur-
ed them that Bright, Fitch & Co. including
himself, of course, were pledged 10 take the
stump against Douglas, should he be noin-
mated at Bait imore, even though it resulted
In the complete wreck OF the Democratic
party. Lincoln and Hamlin " i'll assist the
boys ia that enterprise -LGt Cur
DoUGLAs Bound TO Run, WHETHER Nom
MATED OR Nora Washington correspond
eut says: A gentleman who Is thoroughly
intimate with Mr.. Douglas, and understands
his purposes, SAYS that he will be in the
field as a Presidential candidate, no matter
what the action of the adjourned Convention
may be. This gentleman claims that Mr..
Douglas can be deprived of the nomination
ces, Judge Douglas would tonne out as an
Independent candidate, expecting TO smash
up the Democratic party
GREAT YIELD OF MAPLE SUaAn-Tht
maple sugar crop OF onr county has vastly
exceeded that OF any other year. The sea-
son has been remarkably favorable Tor its
production. Such large quantities have
been raised that tie price has ruled very
IQW-irOm six To eight cents per pound for
real good sugar. large quantity has
been carried of for sale To Chicago aud else
where, and all of the stores have large
amounts on hand awaiting market. AS
an instance MIR }. D. Made at North Shade
made sixteen hundred pounds from three
hundred and eighty trees Grattot -Hch)
Meas.
Quick AND STEADY MILKING.-A very
successful dairyman writes to the New Eng
land Farmer, that one of The greatest es-
sentials in the management of cows is good
milking
Each COW shonld have II steady mixer
he MIXED as last rs possible, and all the
milk drawn. ] am satisfied that there is II
loss of one-third in many dniries, 10y the
lazy, aP-IIazard way in which cows are
MIXED have know persons to sit down
IN me mixing yard ana go through with
some long yarn, and he from ten to twenty
minutes milking one COW, when il should
be done in less than five
AN Amusing story is told OF Gnrribaldi.
On the eve of his departure from Nice for
Turin 10 take his seat in the Parliament "A
grand dinner was given to him ut the hotel
and at its conclusion two carriages came to
the door, one for G-lrribaidi, and the other
for his Trunks The servants ucrp sent "a
his room for his baggage, aud soon returned
ostentatiously bearing pair Of doctor
sadilebags, miserably dilapdated, contain
ing two shirts two handkerchiefs and two
pairs of socks. With this extensive ward
robe Garribaldi departed for Turin as the
representative of Nice.
How OLD ABE RECEIVED rfH News
When the news of the nomination was re-
ceived in Springfield, Mr.. LINCOLN was in
the Stote JoarnaI Office. \ boy came head
long .nto the room where he was sitting
with n sealed Dispatch which he placed in
his hand. Dir. LINCOLN opened it and
sudden pallor came over his features He
gazed upon it intently nearly three minutes
Then his customary smile returned and he
rose, SAYING: "Well boys, there Is Il little
woman down ut our house who is interested
in this business; - and he walked away
without any further appearance OF agitation
to inform Mrs. LINCOLN OF the joyful news.
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