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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
WANTED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

syROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IN BABYTowN,
4 Perry Township, on Monday night, the 18th
INST, ayoung- Bay Horse, three years old. He had
On, when lie left. one shoe fore foot; had sad
de mark on right shoulde. BLADE, and was about
fifteen hands high.
Liberal reward viii be paid for any information
IS 10 his Whereabouts.
sepIS-lv% OWEN P. DARLING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
POsEY COUNTY FAIR

THE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
i Posey County Agricultural Society viii ~
held in the Fair Grounds near New Harmony. on
Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday, October oth.
TN sad stn' sss..- =. 7. cox, President,
ssPiut L. PELHAM, asc,y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

Railroad Collision-Tvo KILLED and
IL Wounded.
TOLEDO, Sept 22-There was col
lision near here this morning on the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad, between a
wood and passenger train. Two persons
we're killed and II wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
NOTICE.
Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Co.

SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Evansville, Ind, Sept. 10, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Annual Meeting of Stockholders in this Com
pany will be held at the Court House, in the City
Of Evansville, on Monday, the 9th day of October
tion will be held for thirteen Directors, TO
for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board.
sep15-tt JOHN A. MARTIN, Secty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
EXECUTORS SALE.
Sale of Bank, Railroad
and other Stocks.

TT7HE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF n.
i W. Foster, deceased, will sell at Auction, on
Thursday, the 18th day of September, 1868, at
O'Clock p IN. at Healey's Book Store, corner Main
and First Streets, Evansville, the following Cor
poration Stocks:
3s shares stock, $50 each, in the Branch at
Evansville of the Bank of the State of Indiana.
Al shares, stocks $50 each, in the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad Company.
81 shares, stock $50 each, in the T. /. Il c.
Stright Line Railroad Company.
5 shares, stock $40 each. in the Evansville
Library Association.
TERMS-Note at three months, with interest,
with approved security, payable at Evansville
Branch Bank.
S S52i F %s FOSTER, Executors.
aug26tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

NOTICE.

PROPOSE TO BUILD temporary frame Car
4 riage House on the middle third of lot six, old
plan OF Evansville. Any one having objections
viii please inform within two weeks -+-
sepl7-3t. HIRAM T. READ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
Foreign News.
Later from EurOpe-Arrival OF the
Etna.

SANDY Hook, Sept. 22-The steamer
Etna has arrived from Liverpool on the
9th, from Queenstown on the 10Th, with
one days later news.
Cotton buoyant and unchanged.
Breadstuffs frm Provisions quiet.
Consols 934@935.
The English papers are canvassing
the propriety of the government detain-
ing the two steam rams, built by Laird,
supposed to be for the Confeeerates.
A French paper says there are two
clipper steamer building at Nantz and
two at Bordea TX, suspected to be for the
Confederates
The Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Herald repeats the assertion that
the recognition and offensive and defen
sive league, between the French, Con
federate and Mexican governments had
been decided upon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
PAPER MILLS.
EV ANSV VILE
M"
LEIGH & OARLSTEDT, Agents.

NyE. MANUFACTURE WRAPPING PAPER
w equal to any made, and at Cincinnat nric@s
Prices sent on application to the Agents,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

Arrival from CharIeston-NO News
of Importance.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-The steamer
Fulton arrived from Charleston Bar on
the 10Th, with no news
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
FOR SALE.

TWO Up TOWN LOTS WILL BE SOLD
i cheap for cash No city taxes. For particu-
lars address Lock Box C. C. aug6f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

H'EVER AND AGUE MEDICINES of all kinds.
AT STODDARD'S, II Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

Making an aggregate .1174
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

Meade moving ON Lee-Large Boun-
ties to Re-enIisttng Volunteers-Po-
tomac:Arm Officers Convinced that
Rosecrans Is Fighting the COnfed-
eracy-Yo Rebels at FalmOuth-RO-
secrans to Assume the Offensive as
soor as Reinforced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

AMPS, LAMPS-A new supnIv iust rac.ivod
II at II Main street ff'' '"'' ''O0''0U'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

4 WAL OLA superior article white and nesr-
rel, at II Main street eO" VI Oai-
The sun., 1863-07-02

THE prompt ,ction OF Ge.,A. Hrtur. 81 r'ac *
We Army e TIE PoomA. Il i.i o.ta. strr.t e.
point, hss had The ,T : q fca..a. n,r,s..r.
nom immediate isugef - az. 3. { rl1t Com.
Lut onlcontfa'o W., t.r.tf fr t.t.c. I'll.
event Il key l. take : scc y,fy .r.I. a 3, &
has not cen alfsaiy 'Yumca.,I. Tie in..t o To-
nsn'o scouWqptnc6s i'po 8 oii t.s t.-IIt. " lob
nj to A.urip.tci vita ne r-.et i.t use iut,re.t
th 80 lad. suots fr fl'e .rc,t lr..a
vo''ry. 80 s.li.rrs f.t on uit .v. -.'.
aud 40 al.ua,ci hy M, eeff.' .r.,.'us Z
pf"tctir th'r owl loi. ali s.,.at t,.r he
~ rom No ini'niih- r-iu saca B. ., eni 81
topiy threatened b. ihe 90 1850 f.. ..,f.a.a q
the rebel leaicrs in r,nD-.lsail, Tie u.n.
battle VII. be- g.. trt c.t.ct o. t.r var A.. ...r
81; Anf ss'e'I pet .st... may t,, 10 a.. c
di'in" tnsIir-iion tAst To- ...tl tt, sob .,.'
rsh"ii-n, sLould be AIld,d IA A.uL.'u u4's.c.
fllj.
The sun., 1863-07-02

'Two - 1..c Journals, " - largo pfcisu5'ors g.
sagacity, 's,cri,y c,,'u ttri tte'I % ofaIltt-
ing IN i,srl. sens, very ~ cert at ?. on tie
20 -oudH tof the war pa, hss,i .. Tuc-i, .
81, At,'ci "'uitci ~ E.auI," aii ser.c.-y
srl'ued ut as Gen. NINrr wac bonn 20. Sea,u. Ac
could IA. .ome r.ni iaie 'or te Pres Gca g.,
AM would therefor. have uo tcn.ft1t us .ora. We
ins political iutf.l e. interfere " D 10 iu.Itsry
duty. On these rr'unia or ,.t.mIo .at.,s .u.
eluied that Eis appointment ue command o. %
Army of the Pot mac was a -.ui o. q an .yiucci
raro sAgacty Ia Mr.. Ll,,otv. Ia ser. .us.y
sscubing 60 our w,rty Cirf M,s sir.,e pe
motives ot political uicksto- ia appointing
Gen. ME,pR to to commend, NO u4rual, fl
question bctrsy no ia'tsa4 reasons TIA, may
have induced Them .ui ,ta,rs t. al. i.sc,
In It a. hastily. We give thcn usiee, h5revct,
That IN c'sc ten. WAuE sq4,lcars Lrr's sru.v,
trey IN y titer al 4 4 hu ki.Llrt over tA,ir
i''or"' can'i ia'c' aui king mt, rc " i,r
House .- Mucu l-Ga Wccomtucud 90 thsm tr,s
pr"T.'L WITH tlc r,inark that - rt.al, wac whom
We Ir 'H' were out tnc msu wauli die" Blt %
ori'' + avoid ouy uu.ocessNry 4.ru, We would
spHi' Vat aksr,air Nrui, In tAc I.n trrse,
and--a' .L"lt STA 4 g 6. g n'uu5ers g. qu,tuu--
shere "re now ~ src.u'. ant catu u,, ar.y AKA,
results n tac o'c -.t tte i.y.. ard WogIu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30

tuuereu Sstte I'm Stslsst5tsr ale apf eer
straesnietts wte UalteaR NIT e9rsdsa
btuerfte. A
n Gr NAT an bas Dad ssIanst unb bate
Ne Nausr nod Mot losBsIaAea ale Iau'
tss 0adu(@ ete Aulunft bsr patreuius
perrtetb. Wan bSrtt Sapsrt fa8sn:
Dte SadsaGe bur&iu&sn! Die btipsn
anbsru @aGsn Gub bsua6t. 50 febs pa
fur, pae tr In Ter Sadac6si If.
Die 6olpaisn (&ritisp In etc Cad
saGe btnstn.
Daljs1an gift. wdtrsnb er Qofette fsf.
b,tlt. auf bsus Da&s binunttr. erret&ie RE
2iubs unb fprana conn cu rem Bcrsn. Co.
fette bate fd, aue Anaf. aus Mutb, cana
0iu perbaltsu, UNI nur eis 6dnrs etpas
9el9unpeu. .,- 49,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
.Mamaerfbife.

: 9rot Der ptslen g,rfuh. wh&e. bter ~
eanpe unD In europa nil @sf&ofta mo
panletn fir xrisBsi6ifs pp1esnenmsu
woipsn fnr. IA Is nod 3~weifelbaft,
'wsl&e Art uOu &iientsfletrune rsn m.iRtn
l56uB 9emdbrt. Cine aufalenee Ita,>
fade bat 7& obu b,rousptfsQ,, rdmli&
rte. ro6 Giienbetlsie unQsn. Die 70 ION,
truirt fnr. roB ete&uQsln rsr
Id ts3fen Uld@t>otglsits6 ol.
len. rsnia orn gar ttjnsn @s,b botsn.
Der ~@aItna". war mad pisl.ur prinaip
9ebaut unp nor rpsniou unpeIIrrunrbor,
ole Elm fasfes 5otaf&,f, unp Der .xso.
tuf" rsr 9lsidfaQs ttsr- Contribution ps,
Brflticuna~ unp- pab,r pdnnsre !Nlott.n
batts. IL Elm Dpfsr Der fsiaelitsn= @,f&pGe
aeperpsn.: Su GnaIonp; bat mon: nc CT.
ffab#unA eeuaat=eabH III SIT ptdtr
iolirr panaer uptsr timer 9swidtn 'Art pom
prolte.ilsn ~. @1~1r-eslsipet ane hst ssa
ntuti&sn analif duT 1GbarltRon BOT to
lid ass,igt. rob Giisnpan,u BON II 3ou
Dtde, pn ous sina6Qioen, ouf %stnanpsr
asleattn pIatten ~bsRanp. ben RaNseiptstn
ge}1oGe pt1. >v7c
Qnier Martne Dspartsment .baut itet
mad pis(sn~ Grfabrunssn S&iTt. . 81
nsn man be6t, eaf fe I'D ole .fsRsr sIpsi>
fen wnpsn. Sbr 9an3sr ,pirr :btRebsn
aus elmer Al. ,6Qtaen platte unp auelei@
aus stns6lie,n YIotttn. Disisr une,bsure
pau1fr wi.r aueretnss easj. Coffin an>
bsrsr @si{e ftbr bsbintssn, allsin bic
Bebrfraft uno unuetwunebasfstt -.tsy
4risaefabrNuse IA INNER ris 6aupiia&s,
aber au& Die Ofenfpfraft ,unlsssr
S&ife rptrp'tspsutsnp etb6bt perten. Sn
ctsier Beji,bune (6eineu BIZ @eiuuuaea
uetr parttrtr, tutsps mir ni9t ermittelt
babtn. spsI9e un{eru 8sfdlte bem Gstnr
am mtifen @&oesn auasfaat hahn. CT,
ui0e b~tbauptsn. tas suei / tsstlies 4auo>
nsn 70 gut, :oIs sw.i RON IS GOT Bobsung
fnb, Ginies wiersrum asbtn bra Brsii.
isi.tatttrisn e.n Doraua DOT ten 8atteritn
Der Monttors. SIN @an3en aber fdetnt
mon p,m l@pnfsn @sl&dtese ten 8er3ue
au 9eben hne miro rabsr rie nsuer S&jft
nit @sl&dB. apar wenisu an 3abl.. abr
fdwertr I'm Ralibsr armirsn. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
3 ADMIRE BET 0asbeleu&s
luna nm5 | | d..

Sn eislsu NuasntIide madie f6 Elm
rumpfes taetmdsises @eriui9 In einiaer
Gntfernune bemertlid. GaIjean wa9te
rorf&tia UNI RE Ode bsrumiufeben.
Sieben crsr o6t Solraten moridirtn in
ole @aI1s bsrsin. 81 iob Die Bayonette
blinftn.. Sic famsn ouf i'm su.
Die Solcaten. an tersn Spibe sr bic
bcte @efalt Saoerts %srtannte. famen
lanelam une norfdtf9 beran. Sft BITE
ben fe Reben. CIT eurdfudten ofenbar
ale 8infet rer Wauer unp ale Tb1rtn.
IS mar - ole @ermutbune tcnnte nt&t
irris lein -eine patrouiQe, auf eie Sapert
ssfoben mar, uuo DIE er rtqutrirt batte.
Die beteen 5%elfusbetfn Sao,rts pa-
rem aud basel.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
Gin stpatr i sb<lfanee IN nni<r<r

y 3uf(d,n i'm :Nrmee> unb Matfne.
ArfiQf1ife Depalttlutnt bat fsit Sabsea-
a1nbalt.nbii j9trsif unb 6sfdnei9e, Offer
Judi bsnanSeu. 'mtlaf. feinserpt9s Fem
sa,tes 3um, Bitter: steitnt baben. Gottwdb..
:rsntt'' 'BufuHt 3ur,. Bttbfiftrune ,unferes.
@sf4lbpe{ras, ,1fuio BON, 56tieen ,8ema&t
porben, mls|&g ABR, III tsinena ,anffren Re.
fultalt e.fdfitt.. ,kabtn. als bnk mir sine
Mn{r hsr+ tpttjh}tfsnf.n unp yyerf&tepen.
artteftn Yd&abt ,baben, |pon tbentn man
midi. netb.n middle Ven fDoraue ptreienen.
Ni@t .au.in. tasx altbtr II b69f pe1f&ie.,
ben. (ontern aud pft &ammtrn= Ter ptI...
1&itbtntnz xanoatns, ttTtlbsn Aaltbers
.eiftriren (pIfbL ba6 ziece Artf cine btfon,i
,eer.' sArt 1luttl$ poirpne taten mus. Gsif
psater., ffh&vons d Il porestounme,. hae BE pom
.GsuuiFarfat esltsfsttsn Yatroaen infolse
gerpi&lsluIe ulnfan9lia nareu, une ea6
unie1eL @t{4abe; nueleS baRanbtp. A..
: .Attr md 9rbhetN bttftr nebsltaue II
Btatttuh0 AZ fRnlfif Nelneten btueElpaAf-.
fen. Df Eri6unt eiebt an, .eoe
ISL 8iat6. Gaarabiingfr. Nl4fften <unb 3pi.
1acI,t.A .Stbeh btiif 1suppen unltrer sAfr.
i,lf nnb Msaliae bstpaffnst flint, f26, fa8e
!. anbihbYayt dne tIs@b. ,1ub 1ipan3ie. EDtr.,
fatesinit 8alsbirs ba6tn. 9ei9t st(&iebt
tfSs pdttr. .naldtlfH, pae sunletf 9lsppeu
aiiitl III fltinfn patroafn Serieben wefhet,
ha. alSSdun hi Gdluf .In6@er Wtrn. chr
I6En1 100. nrGnI1sm ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30

Na9 Dem S@ritte, NIT BEN fe etnsen,
unp Dem 5ftsrsn 6altsn brau&ten fe st'Da
cine 8trtelfunbe, uu, an bic StsQe Ut
s,lane.n. 100 0oljsan >fI& tsfano. &c
NOR elm l&.edli&er M~uatnblid. Nur d'
ntae Minuten tsnntsn 8aljean BON BEN
entlebli&sn aterunte. Der f& Gum brit,
tenmal Dor ibm aufbat. unr bas 3u&t'
bsus mar jeet mot msbr blos eos 3udt-
baue, (onpsrn 9o(ate auf INNER psrloren,
;. b. Elm Qebsn I'm @rabe. ~
Sur eins mar nod m5alid.
Daljtan bate pas G::0enlbdmll&s. ras
man loesn tonntt, II trua apst @dds
in rem. stnen bate Il pte @e:anssn stnse
heltesn. In Dem antun rte mtfsblI&n
1alentt einss Srdfltnes. Sc na& ZEN
%umfidnssn er|f It In ben sinsn oesr Den
anten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30

,e!ef Jay, tpos sau3e Rseinenier ~ o..
,braude tbrtr Mastetsu tsrapti ma.sn
uno 'Ospr!oe esm Gsiaee ale 3isIfastbe
~Sssm.s". - 4. 81. s!;ytI
@spie Sdre - f,tr :npttptntta, ba6
.utsbr untformitdt Ia ritfer Bsaisbaaa tn.
asflbrt nitric. BY Anfanee beS xrisass
4mu6te n'ah ttsiIt& aud pom MusIanpe
1bsr an Dafsn -nsbmsn. was nuan. nur
ttisesn tonnis. Sebt absr flint. unfsre
Wafenfabrifsn I'm Stanre, rnetr @afen
ju l%teftrn,- ate wtr 9.braudsn, unp bet
.eTtistt <uftslaane Itstt nj. eabr lsiAt
bs(si,iBen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
Cine: tpt<bttAe Gntbeduua.

Gtne Der ptati9Rsn Quslsn. aus reneu
bic .Aeb,aen ibre, S%ufurnaitpn tbtr 'aAs
unlfre nnilitdrtf&in pldns unb Bens0un.
asn bisbsr bs,osen-baben. ia slldlt&sy
@etfe neu1i@ sntptdt worttn. Maa
alaubts (&on ldnaR, poezss n~ter 0fFee
r.e @enfral Ariutanttn nidt nit Lrsdten
Dtnesn tueebe, ia mon bate 6srra Ito'
u,as. ftlbf I'm @erpo&t, tm Butttr NH:
psn Rsb.uen ~ fsbsn. Du bauptfd4li.
DIT 8errdtber In ci,srO Office Ia nun tnp'
lid wdbrsup Der Abusisnbstt pes perm
Ibomos, In pr ptrfon 30 So me- E.
prifpn.=pt6 6ansplslfI4s
srtappt porpsn, Der NIT fein,m Brursr
Antb. Nrpiion, 6auptelert~ i'm 9,ufens..
.Bdreau.> has 8errdtbuetf@dft tn &plI.
paonte betrtsb. Der @sl9dfts9ane war
foIaener: 49,.
B,trs B1detr 2etenstt 5eaasasaen et&t
(dtlt6 sor BafbinRton. auf bic fe G@
mad Ablauf Der @tf@dftss,it 3urtdassen.
.AQe 9nformotionsn, wa9t 4Ge 10 .ttr
6auptfaet f@ bottsn otIl&oftn ftnnsn.
wurrsn ronn ibrem litbtn Na@baE. esm
-p.r4dtbail&sn :S@arttn &so. @ortin
%miteetetlt. eer ole poRmttRsr p,s 9tf.
Dapie s6fa lipfortt= liter. 4ern. pptpuae- na@
@i6 uaonb prtr Drsperidsture befp.e,e.
BeionetrS ibdifg mar babst cine liebens.
wlrpiet Iodttr bee 8epsrsnbs, psren @e'
itebters in 5tu Rebsusnarmse risns. Dtsfs6
@a@dft IT r~eseludete ieit 2 Sabsen b.
trifbtn woreen, unp felbfptrfdnpli& II
Elm 6auptelsrt In tr generat abiusan.
tur BON tsn wihttefen miiitdrii@snr IN.
eslsanbsitsn fsts pobI untsrri&tei. -
:. Bdren lie fouherst. ,Bldb.r> nnt ter
Reuertrp :ntbR Gcdttrs t1ntonsIsute uno
uutsr dbnlia,n gsrbdltniGen pom ST..
.Dapis' Bsamtens ertappt porbsn, TO- nd.
r.n re lelbfpuRdnpIi@ setdnet roresn.
SIN Norben absr f@ld9t man 5psn 9o6>
psrratt ni&t 70 bod an. .aNan miro, pte
10 btiet, i:pie nrtoneitt @esQi&aft" dber
he 2inten nod iBIen faplt@s. 6rsunpfn
f,nbsn, potbbsr bas Ddm4.n fbri&nips
pil& gstbon tatfn foa.- a =:
~ Auesr esn p%p1benanntta fnh= no8Lans
ttre: Yerrdtber. bic in-bfeutli&fn Dienfsn
fant,ps In fpdtuer 33tit 5e1tappt pereen.
.tpie Mi aeleaenti&z bsmeItt ~taten. 81
lonae bas Ertumpirat Me&ieuan, 6ausd
une 8usa nod resterte, tparen anesre
Bntditer rati1li&- gang unf@dtlt&.
Stbt aber. "a boofer unb Roientran3 an
ptr @piSt ~uulsrtr. 6auptormee fsbeu.
{ttr =nln{4snepertt snb moth.
renrts. bab mon peiter In ben Dsparts.
nents aufrdumte unb jettn 4eutosdten
getrdtbsr an ben 0aleen brd&te.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
An bic ~8riebseniaeobiner

DAT Str -serettte .Gpppfrt eabss-
Das Blet Mot f6nnt vtrtra9en. = :
Das tyta, BET Gusrsr 1alpesf&eu, g
,nns fkfn ai&ts Renee fasen.z
Dcd, BAT STR Zen ,etfsrnsn G4eaen" aud
Grtttterten &rteS Sef@pereu, @%3.H @
--Dut aRett eu& tttbf bas YrpsAoailcn, tzp 'rs
DAT SIR fur .e&eQea"s seborea. -
Ord faet, ftt Ste S&saen,tte tttmlt4e 2asf,
HE Oh Gu& tetni Auswss bttebf,
Gu& .rtefeIf etu, N6sen psn 58adfn ttnat,
Bte betm Aublt6 80 Strt6t1, bem Dtttf.
Sd 0tftn ~ til bffrnbeT 9Rsta1 -
8epatstG I'D yor eife.nen u ttter,'
nan YeAf ai6t viet mad GHerem 0tt4U4t-
1at Sxrt u Hk .astts" % tttte'. -. .e
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
..er0 emo
Dapenport, aospa. y
9,snsspsl, ben 80. stptiI 1865.
NeyutliissA6e etsats Gsnttntisn.

Dte Rs,sbltianr seR Soma ueEssa 1tsssxs&
.sia,foresyf, lx stnsr an II. Sunt 1868, Nor
ssnS 10 Ubr, in D.sRotneS ,ablabaltsneen
Sloats-0 pnpsntipu Ttlsgatsu " folder, eersn
Wuiaabs d fttn ptyb, Ganbieaten fur tesNsMttt
,tnss 0oupsruSrS. e.. 0ouStrnoTs uae ds@lsIe
10 SupItme.GouIt fur bic tommenee perbe'
,pabf III npuafntrtn uub anes'e so1temmsnee
Wxindfts ~ trisbtgsu. '"' -l
-, D,t ge,srstusa NTH aa& rse,feltea @stfs
Aat,fubeu, ME In Der letteR @taatst onStn ttoA,
ndmlt& Gin Dslseat flr itpsS c~rean'ttts aoun'
10 unp anserbsu Gin Delseat fur telOO lar
Atr1bam 3intoln abAs9sbens ettutnaeH. Hne "
net far iebe eru&,abi ron so cbsr easabtr.: ~ !
Mae, Biraes ! ptne tlntesf0tt ber4 1a'tet,
,pstfe aufrtbita baflr Rnb bic Rs9tsrlnS 10 eer
Nursnbuna a1sr e%onRituMcnsusn unb snotttrtH
btasn Hris9snabrsSeln CUR raf6en une oata"
bt8eu uatereraduns Der Rsbtatsnh ne .osp!a'
flung 10 Berratbs ~ unttrfuttn' by 9tSen oe
pldns dnb. poburh man anarate n D'u ss
Attesn In, unftt t,1ue M,tis traaen wlhs inoem
man btt ftettH Stadttn in etns Netpe etoa1m-
i,h,r. chamber ftiubltdn 9orIoetrattoatn auI'
l0l'l, une bie nod an p,n 9u'sn aaten Wraae!at
ppn Btnsral Sadipn a~laubsn, bap ~ ts UNION
..baltsn rptrtsn foa unit mug, utreen> te'lN9
sinsstaptu I'D an Ger Dtltsatenpabl ~ tetbet-
iiasn. Die = cuntu Genital s omnnit'ttS meIee"
srfuhf, ctr notbiasn S6rtm fur cine uoas Ntr'
tsetuna ast ser Goauen'ion u1b ssnt aInnh!aus
uns ~t.hams 0rsantia iica th'er eeuntste ~
psranliftn.
0,mta &. Qors,
UoriSsr 30 5taats.Grseuno Comm.
s. g. Gocte pon- Gi&9letnse, s u. Ncrrts
N1n @apttfc. Observation-Disclosures
Morris Mfe9snIs-ncu- GramicrD. pttsr Mssrs
vpn, .prit g.. u. slaal, Don Stferfom, 9temas
6ust.s Urn Scbnicn. .. =. StFfas ucn {'ueu:
SantutI Merril ron Qlapt0n,aa. G:TeGaa
unb 5icru. o.. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-30
9ef3itbte Oes @ebeimbnnbeS Der
8tttter BON 0Olbne1 9ireei.

t5n l1allsse> rad ber ptflabelp9ta 4 etvs'
i raF&o , ans .8s. 91sfe."
Dis9 etaeu 26pureu eines 0ttfinibun.
bees en eie 3ptde bee DretnS Der Ritter
sssa soleenen &trttI ssrfelet. pena &
and nod ut&t ben Nasseu tTua. ffabt1
I'd mn ba1 sSAtr 1884, 6Aon. bnniels
bilbeten I'D II GbarIefen lniA yespsDrs,
Iean6 !nnh sdnfeeui aabeyya {6tJi@eNGt6e
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Agricultural

~ We design to mako this department Of tho
8,xss leading feature Of the paper, ana We inyiss
koua cur asrcu,tura, and hor,icutursl friends any
S6ssmssioa which Will ssatributs 20 It's value.
Tobbaeeo. ---@
DsEspEs, Porcshiek Co. iowa,
s. December 10, 1852
Eiisors Caicygo Tribune Until seces.
sion drove me thence. cultivated tobacco
among tn. ,is ant hills Of East Ts,ncss e.
Last season tried it in Iowa IS Tar North
n forty two degrees, Nth succsss.y See
call on you for information on tobacco cul
t,lre, and viii give you my experience
With il on Northern prairie.
Tx Wind on the prairie bruises ana tears
the growing leaf considerably which may
Be re,ncdicd by planting sugar cane tclera-
by thick around It. Sow the tobacco seed
stansw on burned bed where the ground
inclincs to tile South. that the sun can shine
fair on il. Set the plan: out as sooi, as you
can, take the Under leaves of six inches
above the ground, top 10 eight or nine
leaves. Let it get IA ri pc as possible, so
the leaves do not die too much in spots
WHEN cut pile it ten stalks in q bunch If
the wind blows, pile it out Of the wind
torn IL over two or three times in day
and night, then hang it in a barn. When
dry you have good tobacco without firing
it. The air and wind cures it too coon,
without sweating in little piles, don't let
it sweat to turn b!ack)
e. In Tennessee. 1, 0o0 pounds per acre is q
fair crop. Iowa will produce 2 900 pounds
well set and cultivated. A man can make
more than double what h. can at any other
crop.
WIN. W. PATTERSON.
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WIN. W. PATTERSON.
Cnrin0 Porlk. 7esss..-..s.

Curing Pork. ~
A French Chemist has lately asserted
that Scurvy will never arise from the use of
salt provisions, unless saltpctre be used in
curing that salt alone answers all the pur-
poses provided the animal heat be entirely
parted with before sailing. lie claims
that the insertion of pork in pickle alone is
not sufficient, but that it sho'd be thorough
ly rubbed with dry salt after it has entirely
parted with its animal heat, and that then
the fluid running from the meat sho'd be
poured OFF before packing the pork in the
barrel. This should be oone sufficiently
close as TO admit no unnecessary quantity
Of air. and some dry salt should occupy the
space between the pieces, and then pickle
and not water, should be added. Great
care must be taken to fill the barrel entirely
full, SO that no portion Of the meat can at
any time prof .ct above the surface of the
fluid for il this occur, change of flavor
cnsues such as is known with rusty pork
The pickle, Of course, must be a saturated
solution Of salt and water, that is so strong
that it IS incapable Of dissolving more salt.
1t must be remembered that cold water is
capable Of dissolying more salt than hot
wafer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

TUE TALLow TaEE.-Among the trees
which have of late been extensively di>tri-
ssutel in the Northwestern Provinces Of In;
dia and punjab is the tallow tree Of China,
.S.itlinga Ssbi era. In China it is largely
cultivated, and it is said that by its pro luce
along the road the taxes arc paid in the
district Of Hong Kong. 1t grows equally
.el on low aIuvial plains, on the Itch
mould Of canals. in sandy soils, and on the
decliyities Of mountain. From its seeds
tallow and oil are produced, which are ex.
scnsivcly used in China. It's wood is hard
and durable, and itslcaves yield black
die. 1t is now thriving well in INDIA. The
'allow and oil are easily procured from the
seeds. The tree, therefore, is well worthy
# attention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14


FLAX SrRAw.-The time has come when
there is demand for every pound Of flax
straw that is in the country, and at fair
price much better than to throw it away
into the manure heap. There is now ma
ehinery in operation working it up into ma
,eria used in the manufacture Of bagging.
There is also a large demand Cor it by pa
per manufacturers, as It furnishes most ex-
cellent material for the very best class Of
paper. One ton Of straw will furnish about
ave hundred pounds Of superior material
equal to the best Of rags. When at dis
lance from the place it is TO worked up, a
brake is sent, and the mass is REDUCED some
80 or 60 per cent, in bulk by the separation
sfthe shoove or woody fibre. This demand,
with the high price OF fax seed, we doubt
not will give All impetus to FAX culture
that the west has never known.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

~ A thoughtful Dutcnman suggest.
that DIR. Watts was thinking Of Holland
when he wrote the hymn commencing
"llark from the tombs dolclul sound
mine cars (mynleers) attend the cry"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

HA boy who had stolen some apples
was forgigep for ths Tathers ingenious man.
ner in which he excused himself. The
sch0o],Dastsr asked him what he had to say
FOR himself. the ureh;n replied Tho up.
pies wcresHsnsa. epu'l know how he
ekjhen: and now they're mine and hs
1ptkA0e boz Igst tAsa." 81 2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

fW We hear of a time piece, invented
in London, which measures the hours by
quicksilver in glass tube, on which they
are marked, without dial OF hands. The
quicksilver falls certain distance every
hour. 1t is said to give exact time and
will never get QUE Of repair. Its price in
london is one shilling sterling.