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HO.1or. " rdns.dsI. AuE. II INi
The Grand Jury Of Suffolk County hnNr indicted
George tire Count Joannes IA common " tlrruior
or. M the words o. the indictment. As common
nuisance " Tor stirring ~ unnecessary sirics suit'
and controversies among quci md hontHi ci1,ns OF
the Commonwealth. The defendant plead not
guilty. and wAs held in 81 900 for TRIAL.
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PROBABLE MuRDER.-lerterday noon a colored
man famed samuel johnson, wts sus.ed in BrooIyn.
p. D.. charged with Eiirg old named samuel
Bnwv' residing al No. Asha street IspPeass this. IN
dosiy the Old man tnooisd down and Tell striking
b. hesl b,,vy and dyns .hor, aeswAfd Tho Coroner
will inse.lis gate the case to-day
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fight 10 the death. There Il none Of your milk-aDd
water policy in dealing with traitors. Spies are
hung ia taree houts time after arrest, while u man
wOo violates his oath ID shot at once, without any,
or n, least very little, ceremony. There is 10 Cen
ernl in the field more popular with bis army than
Gen. Rosecraus"
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ea" orohe through the nets to be had Fear BY, so was
feared that he would Mr. Terr managed hos ever
70 procure strong seine aud the trout safely land
he proved TO be by far the largest caught In IL
Neny' weighing over IL pounds; and f'h Of which
h may proudly boast Can sDy one bsat this trout
IA. p
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
REpoRr.p yoR TuH N. \. THIBusB BT BEo

Ang ~ 1903.
Whole plumber Of Cattle market 591 about $50 Besves
and i+l stores consisting Of NeTkig OIen Mich Cows
and one. two and three year o.Gs.
PRICES NAKKEr bkKI-EIirs, 81 50. first Gual.
itv -8G*7 80; second quality. 81 VaS7; third quality
81 %. o.
PRioKs % sroeT CATTLE. -Wotinz Oxen per par : 70
10 1907 Cow, Caives from s2S 80 to 80 fenings
nous, Twoyeu-ods 80 to +ls: ihTeeyen'o.dA *|i to
&2i ANA
sheep Lambs 900 at market prices In lots u 9Jd
81 eAeh. extra. - So s+as 81.
sUsBEH IRON ZACH STATE
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rt;vnl Of the AIphu mt Halifax.

EAIlFAI Nriu~s'ay, Aug u ltfi ]
Tie s,enu. hip ALOHA from ST Thomas the ~,
VIA Bermuda on tie S,h inss. arrived here about l.
O'Clock lat night. She has lHrye number OF pss-
sengen. No news.
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Marine Intelligence.

Hosr - WeIar.dsy Az. u. 1903
Arrived schooner Maine Law, from New-Or-
leaus She reports follows: on the Sih Of Au.
gust, IN lat. 81, long. rs !, Jaw vessel Of about
400 ,uns burden bottom up. She appeared 20 have
been burut. Could OBTAIN 40 further particulars.
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Mail. Close nj the Post.Omc

Am@r,ss s.ur..y' Aas is................... lei
For Europe, by steainrr Auerc., Thursday Aug.
I3.4,... Observation-Disclosures. l N.
fof Ireland bv steamer City Of MsDohestsr Sat 49,
nrfsy. Aug 10 w d ia
Az MISUNDERSTANDING. p IN.
p Z New )fl.en. by steamer OooTso Washington.
Aes' p
For South Pacific and C.Dtfl America by steamer
NorEsrs Light Thursday Aug lJ........... IOs O. IN
Eot "a fornia- &C.. daily ;saadays eacepteoi:
overland via St Joseph No. ......3 a. and ). p m
NorthAib.ny Buffalo ID Canada. IS IN ADD q o. m
Yves, Way 81 sill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mail VII Ffi~ o. ..
southern and South W .ern Nails IL, ss and 10 n
F.,,-ru and 8. p. H.
New Eedfofd Newport and Fall River. .......... D. IN
he LonE Island Mail closes at a IN, ani p ni
sunday Mala-On SunisJ al msiis close al ID p N
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~ hnS.I,hlMBALI-On Monday. Aug 10, 1859 ct q
f. Gso c1sidenes Of the brides parents BY the Rev.
ECO ScCioskey, William B. RODGERS 20 Mis- Heisu
augusta hinoal. all Of this city. No cards.
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Miss Haines
Aid
NADFMOISFLLE de JASON

Respectfully iaform their f~ods and the public That nav
ing partnership for the purpose OF cononet9s -
TSoIIsH and French BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL.
for Young Ladies and Children they solicit continuance OF
the witch hss been generously bestowed uPoe
Ms. HAINEsS SCHOOL In yesrs pact trusting to re ape
to manifest their sai- appreciation Of by incrs'ea os
yo,ion 70 the pupi. who shah be committed ~ Their care
M l,rauercy Pa!k.J june % iosJ
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DRowSFn-W William Mccormick. a member Of
EnsI- Con p.nV No. IT, drowned whls owing
curfon On Do~.uus Greek, Tie.dl.. Ills body was
recovered Js.fday ami in1ues; held By Coroner
Norris ,ellio, "a socofdalce with the facts
e~foI.
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The Albany Fridge Injunction Dissolved.

ALnssr. " sdnostsy. Ausuu q. lu'A
Judge Hogcboom has granted tho motion 10 ana
,olye ibo mi junction that WINS ,aued 10 prevent The
. construction OF the Albany bridge.
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philosophy OF the Sabbath. President Hopk. hs OF
Williams College read paper on the rela'io ~ "
the Sabbath To free Institutions. Mr.. william -.
Dodge reported resolutions in favor Of means I"
securing a better obsorvanes of the sabbath.
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-Coroner Barrett Yesterday
held the 10 losis nqu.s On msn color named Edw ard
Bel Te,idrg At No. 2Os Moth Ninth street Verdict died
from fe ulorhsss ~ m i.sy. No ga firss
Jsn.. F.efssy % 40 lsd houh ssr-nth street Who led
a comp csfIon = disorders and tho body Mrs
No. o. Sofh -i,th death pro-
c4csd by lard duins Nordiri IN sceodsaee with th,
I'll.
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.24ll1
how al a glance what has been

Thr,e figure. show at a glance what has been
doas and What has not been done, IN TIE way oil
volunteering, in the several Republican and Demo
crn,ic countIes We have classified the counties
ACCORDING 20 their maJcrites ana stated opposite
each the number of uoops rnsed TOWARD .he quo'a
- liz D AID also the respective Deficiencies or
exces,es under the quota Inc result presented Is
- .llntNr
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The KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
Cossir1Es This Kings County Democratic General Com
mt,ee at their last rnssns adopted resolutions sustaining
the pursnsd BY Govner Seymour in relation to The
dr,n The resolutions are a. follows, offered by MI Jsn
LiBstey, which were unanimously adopted.
Ritsd That have read with usi pride the firm and
diguihed remonsnce of E1ceenoy Governor Seymour
,s u tho uupr pied just operation Of unconsti
utiona and o6ous law Aersmpi.d a. his late corfe'pon
dence with III. Pfe.deN Of the United states, upon the
euofoeueut q tie couscfption law OF thi. state
Rs lad That the ls .ae Of the Chief MHg OF the
Nsiion 10 b.. reply 10 Gov SeTnour Ia as hunAna 10 the
patton IL !. g-Aumi-ng for s admission that the
popular and best form Government IN the world
longer (the bret - SIC. Ia. e.sBlisbusnt rely upon
the voluntary sDa unr..tfanrd port OF it, crsns in whst
he 10 pleased q cal u. dea alarming because Of is
svow.d det-i mina1n isboush admit ng IT. apparent
rpsss ana tnscel to disregard tho Constitution aud
sen nsis u The people ard State and u'ufig II the pei
o fIecpiHe tho and functions Of the other
soordns,- branches Of tie Government, namely, Legislative
aud Juecis-so jealousy guarded against ~ the state.
sIecilvey b. the rsssral compact
Rs'sf That 10 behalf oi the Democratic and Cotsetya.
tive ciiizen oi k.s County earnestly mp0f. II RI
co-uey Gov seymour while vie ding 81 aiding the Pfes
dent h. s,-y i-rnse ard institutional m-nier, 20 r-
sore the tonsuton srG thee, 30 suffer suy limo
vsior ~ the constitutional rghts Of BE-
reign people - this state fIo any pf.tsIi from
what gusfef they believing such innovation snd usu
tioIs nud oDy destruction q Re gt
lctr f7fl u s'efuw-uL n port Of hereby
psoss oar hearty COZ rl-ti,u.
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Entertainments w edncsday, Aug. ~

SiHLO's GARDES-The Duke. Motto.
WALLACk's It D. 20 III. Last. with the Ghost
BAKSLMps MUsEUI-Eai Amt Heart NeyeT Won FaL Lady
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they were received q, the hospital:

Although wounded have received excellent med
os and attention. eighty Of them have died since
their arrival the 7h ul and the mortality in their ranks
the Increase. Some Of the worst wounded In
this hospital h,ve suffered terribly during the recent heated
term Below give the Of the deceased their res
and company copied from the report book Of the
Decsmp General Hospital:
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BOSTON.
Total ..............

To-day the match between all Msssachusetts vs. New'fok
Club the tites ground at lobohen There
IL cha &c for the public being invited 10 attend
and witness the exciting contest Play commences AZ u
O'clock. u. ~.
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snlc Of Government Bouds.

PniiaDHLrHtA. " sdHs.SAy. Aus. II. 1854
/ Tn. sale OF fye.T weutics 10 day amounted to
500, 900.
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MORTALITY AMONG TIE RrBEL PRISONERS ON
D.vs I,.sp-It will DO remembered that after tho bat
tie of Gettysburg two thoussnd wounded Rebels were
brought 10 tls city 10 Gssspo md asusUed " Vsvas
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DeTliu e. Co.

Derliu & Co.
In order to tie Seasons stock and make room fss
new Manufactures. have made reduction Of
20 PER CENT
10 tho price Of all SUMNER GOODS.
BROADWAY, cor. GRANDSr.
BROADWAY. cor. wARREN-sr
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snd where they placed in the General Hospital eao
sbsd there by this under the charge OF surgeon
McDouga Medical Director Of the Department u the ha'
The following tabular statement shows tie dates al winch
ihou, rercixrd al the hospits
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RosrcRiSss ANNA correspondent writing
from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, says: "I find there
much moro familiarity between the officers and
privates here than with U.s. There seems to be
s"'ae genuine affection between them, aud they
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:. 70 eny vigor, efficiency or preparation on inc
Eft Of those engaged IN this delicate business.
Thns far. The Furnishing I1{egr0Dh Office has
,ssn severely conscripted. The chief clerk, W.
u II. Sing; the foremen, respectively, IN the
IN and newspaper composing r0cus Samuel
S,rock and Martin V. Stevens, Joseph l." But
fnctou, foreman of the press'room, are anon.
The lucky holders of the magic envelope
Thomas b. Nolan, Thomas Forster late oi the
Iy7th, and Frederick Scott, carrier OF Ihe Tee
eropt, have also received comp' msniary 'eke'e'
MONTGOMERY AND LEHIGH, PA.
The draft for this district commenced at The Court
House in Norristown, on Monday morning, IN the
presence OF grest crowd OF citizens. There was
no excitement, and not the shgotest disposition TO
resist the laws was manifested. The draft has
struck three of the newspaper Offices in town-the
Herald and Free Press, the Republican,, and the
Misunderstanding one person from each. TIE De-
fender remains intact.
SPECIMEN FXEMpTS.
Some idea of the causes for exemption flo'p MIL
it.ry seryice may be gathered by the reloriUi the
Examining Board in tie lid District OF Nassachu-
setts. Five hundred and thirty-three conscnp's
A 4 N. g..
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MARRIED.

OO0-ROLLINS-In Brooklyn Monday. Aug 10, ~ the
Rev. Henry Blanchard st the rrsieonce OF the brides
f.the. Thsddsus Ogs to Sssa k0lln' eldest dsugh'
tsI Of 4. w. koliss, coo.
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Martins Life Cordial.

Martins Lille NOruihis
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MoRBUs CHOLERA INFANTUM. DY5-
EMERY DIARRHEA. SUMMER COMPLAINT;
PAIN AND CRAMr r IN THE sroNAOh' SUI"
Il r,sys. disssrs-ab- aye pton' o. DfsfhrsiA.
NAUSEA, aud RISING OF FOOD AFTER eating, and /" :
yul,te IA. aay. psn and uader s very SOOTHING
c. the child gently drops iato sqaes 'umbe and .w.ls:
children in.t,si .. slan, tale It. Tor 9' medicia.
S't!Es T. Ca. for circular and Issa ,s
Rev Holsce Jsne. Worce,tsr Mass now ShsPis,n OF
tie 23,h MAssehu'c'ts sud Superintendent Oh D'aeA' NOV"
BThis article warranted even IN the most obstinate
cases and Asen -, tho. p sas .aas
''' f''''' A:sut. in New.YOrk City:
r. C. WELLS 4 Co. No. ll3 trsnaiins-
II {. oAKLEY. No. Il Paisfow.
RUsHTON a co. No. 10 Aston House
CAsWELL. MACK Co.. Fiith Avenue Hstel
MN GRAY. No SOL Broadway.
MARTIN Co. PROPRIETOR, providenee, n l.
soaps. Candles, starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
Formerly W HUI sonh
once No 3! fHASow,
Opposite PARK Fountain. New fofh.
otter 10 the trade ...,,
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT
Cotton Dental Association.
,.,. -. ,NpoRrAHT DISCOVERY that NITROUS
OXIDE GAS, pleasant to inhse Would rSIaao,I Pm
n;sa:iSS q p,n :: s. sqs ss
A. F,h,r and CElorofolm excite and shhisise az
.nsrwsrd induce sleep, tho same result sttenos ns "
TROUS OXIDE. -Four thousand teeth have srsay w."
trac,od without the slightest pain by this process"
0fice. No. y Boudst ,rS
CO. COTTON, JOHN s ALruaN'
W. h. HURD. j. IL. onII
The {" Eagle" Gas s'o iSs HOT WEATHER
DO COOKING AND IRONING an ,,
~ CHEAPER THAN COAL OK WOOC.
WITHOUT HEATING THE ROOM
"iAiooi Depot No. &A Broadway.
" u pLAKE sole manufacturer.
MOSQUITO '>0'' MOSQUITO LACE,
, .,.,.. Of PATENT CANOPlES. RINGS ana
g. rs aWrs q. l.. J. Is. kelly.
No. 359 BROADWAY, Nsw-Yotk.
Ny southern Friends.
by tho au thor OF
AMONG tn PINES
For sale st the Oihce Of The Tribune
Price 81. Paper Govern. IS cents.
Marvtl & Co.,
FIRE, BURGLAR. AND DAMP PRoOS
SAFES,
No. 263 Broadway
Reeren,e to % 90 Customers
Parvonss ExterninatoF
CRoroN WAFER WAFER Buos REACHES. and RATS
The rats leave their holes 10 de-
Sold by all druagss
ReminGton,sy WIN
ARMY AND NAVY hEtoLsI"'
v,. App , az nv other Pistol OF the kind.
Aaa,sss 'N +. RENlNGI0N 1 SONS, usa. MI
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REMOVAL or GES. CAsBrs HEADQUARTKRs.-
II be seen by the following order That tho headquarters
OF Brig Gen Candy DO removed from No 800 Mulberry
street. where they have been established since the iio' In
TIL. city No ~ Bleecser street Tho removal par
italy effected yesterday;
HsApouAKTYns UNITED STATES TnooPs,)
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siKxIooA Wednesday, Aug ~ iSo1
The Sabbath Convention held two sessiohs ,o'"a!
with large attendance and increased interest," Df'
Willard Parker Of New-York delivered mn addrc re-,
ON physiology in it's relation to the Sabbatp. ~
Henry Is. SWitb OF New-York read papce w 'o'
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-07
News Items.

q
SAD Academia child of Mrs. N
Cunningham, of Paris, KY, whose hus
band is prisoner of war in Camp Nor
ton, fell from the Sd story window of the
Bates House at atIndianapolis, on Wednes
day night last, to the parlor balcony, in,
juring it so severely that it died in a
short time afterwards.
Mrs. c. had come to indianapolis TO
see her husband, but the strict order OF
Gen. Burnside precluded her from visit
ing the camp. She had, however, in
duced one of the guards to carry the
babe to its father, who thus had the last
look at his babe. The child, about if
teen months old, had been left asleep
and had awakened and crawled out of
the window while its mother was in the
parlor below s
$50 STREET RAILRoAD.-Some Of the
"sharp ones in Indianapolis are talking
OF building street railroad from the
Union Depot, indianapolis, to Camp
Morton. It would, no doubt, pay -
Amang the prisoners, says the Indian
apolis Journal at Camp Morton, we are
told there is cousin to the late great
rebel VIM. l.. Yancey, and another who
claims to be near relative of our pat
riotic fellow-citizen, Fl. c. Newcomb,
Esq. One thing is undoubtedly
quite certain, that many of the most
wealthy, respectable and loyal families
OF Kentucky have sons among these reb-
ell prisoners. The Creoles of louisiana
and New Orleans are largely represented
in the late arrivals
=. - Gen. Grant is man of great military
resource. His latest contrivance is the
organization of Water Department in
his army, by which his forces will be able !
to traverse any portion of the Missis-
sippi, however destitute of water.
Eighteen Confederate officers, captur-
ed at Gettysburg, recently lodged at
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, were ON Fri
day sent West, under an escort. Their
destination is Johnson's Island, in Sag
dusky Bay, Lake Erie, where they are TO
be confined, by order of the Gavernnent
that Union officers and Col Streight's
command, now imprisoned in Georgia,
are properly treated ..,
President Smith telegraphs that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be open
to Wheeling by the 10th of August.
Commissioner Dole will next month
visit Kansas to make arrangements for
the removal of the Indians from that
State, as provided for by act of Con-
gress.
Burksville,. Cumberland county, Ky,
where John Morgan crossed about FIVE
weeks since on his late expedition, gave
Bramlette, at 10 o'clock on Monday, IS
votes, and Wickliffe 2 They know the
value of men and money in that quarter
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Burksville,. Cumberland county, Ky,
where John Morgan crossed about FIVE
weeks since on his late expedition, gave
Bramlette, at 10 clock on Monday, S5
votes, and Wickliffe 2 They know the
value of men and money in that quarter.
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sADDLERY.
Charles Babcocks


Charles BabcoCk4
IMPORTER AND DEALER II
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING COMPLETED MY ARRANGE
IL ments with European and American manu-
iacturers Tor direct supply Of all goods in my line
am enabled to offer Inducements that can not fail
TO be to the interest Of all engaged in the business
to give me trial. =7
hAFs in part.
Axles,
Springs made
oft ne best Strrl.
Bands, enameled aRs
all kinds of Leatht.-
Cloths, Innings for Carriages,
Varnishes, Castings of all Kinds;
Saddle Trees, English Bride Leathers;
Rita. Sfs---r-g-Sxs.-.s, raalssce, nffe SIIfer
Han-s of all kinds Jenny Lind Gig Trees;
Self-sdjusting Pads; Tsylor's Patent Hames Fly
Nets Shoe Threads; Horse Blankets London
Girth Webs, American Girth and Rein
Webs, both cotton and worsted Lon
don Welt Skins, superior article;
Ivory; Gutta Percha and Brass
lined Martengal Rings;
t-H superior kersays fer
A a.> Horse Covers the ~ s.r.
best quality Of
-rr- Carriage a o. t
Bolts; s
Patent Gig Trees &C., &C., kc., &c.
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am alse Agent for Wards Patent Spr ing Sa
H20d&w
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AUGUST g. 1863.

have cost l,600. 1t was the finest one
lever saw, and had such beautiful sws ct
tone. | am sorry for the piano, but col
slider it good joke on the secesh Hoos-
ier gal Nothing new here since the fall
of Vieksburg. .s Stir them Yankees up,
and this war will soon be brought to
close Will.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-07
NOTICE.
10 an Whom It may Concern.

DERsONs HOLDING THE CURRENCY IS
L sued by ]. f. Ricketts, Co., are hereby noti-
fed thai j. E. Rickets, the maker Of said currency,
has departed this li'e and in consequence thereof
pended The notes are doubtless Perfectly good,
and will all be taken up IN tho regular course Of
the settlement of his estate. P. A. Blackwell,
ESQ, of Henderson, KY , has qualified as as his
Executor, and the notes must be presented to him.
GEO. A BEATTY, Cashier.
Henderson, KY, July %, 1865.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-07
A Private Letter, Containing News
Of Public Interest.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. CoLORED FORCES,
GooDRIoH LANDING, La,
July 23d, 1868.
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-.s Copartnership.
TETE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w US, i'll the Forwarding and Commission bus
mess, Mr.. r. Il. DunkersoD, formerly of the firm
If Slaughter Dunkersen, under the firm name of
Crane, Brown Co. CRANE & BROWN.
nov -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25

To MAKE SAusAGEs,-Meat 40 pounds !;
salt, ! pound; pepper, ounces; sage,
half pint, pulyeri2ed and one toacuptul
of molasses
Cur CARrs.-MiX together five cups of
flour, three cups of sugar, one cup OF but.
ter, ono cup OF milk, thrco eggs well beaten,
ono wine-6ass Of wine, ono OF brandy, and
little cinnamon.
SPARE RlB.-Wash and dry your spare
rib, and season it with salt, cayenne pepper
and powdered sage. Put it in a pan, and
set in moderate oven. luStead of roast
ing, you may broil on the gridron.
CoRN BATTER CAREs.--Ouo quart milk.
three eggs, salt, aud rs much siftcd corn.
meal as will make y thin butter. Seat we'll
together, with ono tablespoonful wheat flour
Bake in small cakes, aud serve hot.
JUNBLUs,-Fakc one pound Of loaf sugar
pounded fine, one pound aud quarter OF
dour, three-quartcrs of pound of butter
four eggs beaten light, and little rose
water and spice, Mix them we'll, and roll
them IN sugar.
Rock CA1rs, Mix together one pound o.
flour, half pound of sugar, half pound o
butter, half pound of currants or cherries
and four eggs leaving out the whites o
are great Improvement
To IMPROVE TUE FLAVOR or CorFEE.-T,
each pound Of roasted coffee, add forty oI
fifty grains OF carbonate of soda, In addi
tlon 10 improving the flavor, the soda make,
the coffee more healthy, and IL neutrali2es
the acid contained in the infusion,
SAGo B,RD's NRsT.-Soak gill Of sago
aud pour upon it, slowly, quart of boiln,
water. Pare and core some sour apples
and place them in u pudding dish pour tn
Sago over, aud bake until the apples ar
soft, When cold, turn il out of the dish
and serve with sugar aud cream.
To DREss RIeE,-A lady recommends ia,
following Soak the rice in cold salt water
for seven hours have ready q stew-pa,
with boiling water throw in tho rice, am,
lei 1t boil briskly for ten minutes drain /
IN a oolander, cover il up hot by the fir,
for few minutes, aud then serve. tn,
grains will be found double the szc, anl
quite distinct from each other.
A Coon Way oF CooKING ONsogs.- Il is q
good plan to boil onions IN milk and water
At dimlnlshes the strong taste of that vege
table. 1t is an excellent way OF serving IN
onions, to chop Them after they are bclied
ana put them in stew-pan, with little
milk, butter, salt, and pepper, and let then
stew about fifteen minutes. This gives
them tne flavor, aud they eau De serveJ
ap very hot.