Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

blows out 81 ieaSL All MhH IL MIS-
thoughts, and joys and, in the end fthe
light of life itself.
The Cleveland Herald reports that
the we'll known Ohio Slate Sulphur
Springs are advertised for sale as for
feited By non-payment of taxes. The
amount due is 1888 81. The property
was bid off at tax sale two years ago,
but the purchasers failed. to make pay
ment witRin-khe specified time, and the
sale was not contaminated.
The oldest enlisted man in the United
States army is Sergeant John Mills,
prfneipal musician of <the lat United
States Infantry, on duty at New Qrlehns.
Massachusetts,, and entered the United
States military service in the year 1903.
Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott entered our
army in the same year.
To make calico wash we'll infuse three
gfIlsof sait waterin four;quarts ofzbcil-
ing water, andsput the calicoes ia hot
aud leave il tiff cold; ID thiss way the
colors are rendered permanent, and will
not fade by subsequent washing.
General Hooker's aphorism is that
"No one will consider the day as ended
until the duties it brings have been dis
charged" Ifthis order were universally
obeyed, the Confederates- would not only
be beaten, bat the worldlregenerated.
The title of Queen Victoria's new SON.
linlaw IL thg Serene1 Highness Prince
/ Frederick sChristian Charles August of
| Schleswigs Holstein Sonderb1rg August
enburg. Not bad list of titles for q
Prince who never had more than three
hundred pounds a year, and who has
lately given up that magnificent income,
William Cullen Bryant, although
RovaF rs years of age, stin attends per-
sonally to his duties as editor OF the
New York EueRiny Post 1t is stated
that the amount of editorial written by
him averages ateoIumn per day.
The officers and men of the British
army in Madras. have been ordered by
the Observation-Disclosures to cultivate
their boards.
A rod ofiron 346a. inches in length
has IFS length increased one.inch by be.
ing heated from the freezing to the
boiling point of water.
ia stery is told of an invsterate drink
efs who signed the temperance pledge,
but was found soon after imbibfng as
often as ever To his friends who re-
monstrated with him, he replied that the
| valid, because it had no internal revenue
stamp q ssS 40 =
Apples are selling in New York at a
reduction of 60 per cent. from the prices
of the 1st of November.
The London Times argues that Ma
4 poleonl vii, sooner or later Withdraw
from Mexico, aud all may as Welt quietly
await the course of events.
| Foreign news by the Scotia says that
precautions Of an extraordinary charac-
ter had been taken nightly IN Dublin
The Evening Mail says the numbered
police on duty are all doubled and al med
with cntIasses. Cavalry patrolled the
suburbs, and all the military was held in
readiness at moments notice. Nothing
transPiFsd to justify the measure.
| IAN American is only an Englishman
rather more sharpened," says Sir Nor.
ton Peto,. who, has been able, during bis
Western tour, TO see the point.
1t is computed that the commerce Of
the Lakes amounts at present to at least
Sl,200,000 annually, and that 1000 yes
sells are employed Ia it, ii sends torthe
seaboard l00,000,000 bushels of grain,
100000 of hogs and half million
of cattle annually.
The Springfield Republican says that
ten years ago, then eight carrier boys
were employed to distFibute that paper
4 in Spring field. Three of these boys are
now Cashiers Of banks In .Springf eld,
i and che balance most credibly connected
with business houses AJAX 81 III &
aSlpposs a fellowMhoo has got nothing
8 1maEries- q gal who has nothing, is her
Fthings his'naor his things her'n7 or ID
| his'n his d and herns her'n2 q A nice
| qusstionEto decide that. mEREsE
Josh Billings asserts that 9the virtues
i Of wan1en are all her own, but her f, all
I ties have al. been taught her. 'sdzHe fur
Their afirms kat "a woman kant keep q
| secret, OF LIT Anypo0y else keep one.
Joshua wonst do. y
1sa Major John P Thompson Of Owens.
horoS is a candidate for Clerk of the
4 Court Of Appeals Of Kentucky. w. p.
4 D.. Bdshof Hancock county, is a candi-
| date for the same Office. John s. Nc
Farland is candidate for County Jndge
of DaViess county, Kentucky, and Ben.
Duncan is candidate for Goanty Court
i ClarE ~ iasls fttl5f 81 AsfuE1IaH lfE =
Sset SO ID y % ,ssssao Bee g s1s8O
The lawyers motto-Be bfief The
DOCTORS morto-Be patient. The pot
ter's rnotto-Bewares The type setter 3
motto-Be composed.
IL Roast beef, sefenity Of mind, pretty
wife, and cold water baths, it has been
said, viii make almost any man healthy
I wealthy andlRise. y o n aid w