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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
THE PLOW IROES
MAKING THE A

~ euo Iosoao oIo put III WOtluu. the
rope is coiIed around the s~capstau-the
plow is gradually drawn forward abopt
one hundred feet, and the Molel .brin,
about three feet below the surface. d.
places and firmly packs the esrtb IN.
wards and sideways, forming On under.
ground WATER TUBE or DRAIN sev.
en- inches III diameter. The team il nov
taken from the levers, hitcbed to the fruur
of the Power, which Is drawn forward
one hundred feet, then rehitched to (6A
levers and continue making the drain.
A man and boy, with two yoke of oxen.
car easily make over =
TWO HUNDRED RODS IN ADAY.
>, The Plow is most valuable a. aEsgSr
SPRING
By running q or more drains, three or
four feet deep, to q given point, al, .bun.
dant supply Of running STOCK WATER
has BEEN obtained liz the dry sseason in
low lands in Illinois and Ohio, and 10
money a price these
VI WATERING PLACES. dfh
To the Stock Men t6e,ysarc i~nvs.lnsbf4.
The similar surfaces Of Indisna, lllinoi..
Ohio and Louisiana, will procure tue same
In introducing this new implement, NO
fancy model is exhibited. The macbipea
are all built for use.i The intelligent
will soon understand its great
This is the great labor-s.vipg
'" 81 81 Vi IaV.@ sm.a.s Is baa .tefn
MONEY PRODUCING IMPLEMENT
Among all the modern improvements Ia
'arming utensils. 1t renders more pro-
and even reclaims from barren
waste, some of our very richest soils.
Fhe increased yieldaof One Year,. Crop
Val Pay Ten Times The Cost of Drain
ng.. Drain made over i've year .insllIh-
lis are doing we'll.
All orders or letters Of inquiry should
'ei addressed to W. w. KlNCHELOE,i9
ov24tf i74 vyI 4dI Baton Rouge, La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

Cob she was a Jewel Of a wife, says
Pat, mourning over the loss Of his better
hall, 'she always struck me with the soft
end of tie mop"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

..d = negro in San Francisco recovered
= ~ 2. newspaper for styling him a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
DOLBEAR


(open constantly day and evening" df,
In the elegant and spacious :" Story !" Iron Build
ing. corner of Camp and Common strests. r,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
FOUNDED q 18S2-C1nrt0ed BY the L4gilas,s o,
With Commercial, Agricultural and Mechanical
.E0s.2 : Departments. $3.50 ~
THIS College has, by its own merits and thor.
l ough practical plan of education, outlived all
the literally endowed State Colleges Of this and
the south Western States. 1t is the Oldest Com.
mercial College in the United States. 1t is be.
lieved to be, the first in Europe or America char
tered With Monumental, Agricultural and Meehan
lcal Departments. Every student who gives prop
er attention to the instruction, is qusli6ed. be.
tore graduating, to keep ANY set Of Books. it
matters not what the business may be. and do the
correspondence of any house. Students can Mt
tend the Commercial Course" or to the Env:.
llsh, French, Spanish, German, Latin or Greek
Languages. or the higher Mathematics. etc.
separately.
We have ample arrangements for
One Thousand students.
During the current year THr CRY Is HEALTHY.
.5r T~erms-Paysble in Advance. .a n
Penmanship-lessons not limited 5000. S25 90
BOOK keeP,ng-ioubl and single entry, M nj
ETC., . perfect course .......,, so 90
Misunderstanding all commercial cal. 49,
oulations so 90
1ee'ure On commercial Law ............ 20 90
THE ABOVE CONSTITUTES COMMERCIAL couRsr
Stationery for Commercial Course. incln-
ding blank books .............. 10 DOL
o.a..onery LOT fenmanshlp. 2 sol
Diploma for Master Of Accounts. IN oil
English-Grammatical Course ri 00l
English-Full course, not limited, includ. T-JGi
ing History, Rhetoric. etc. ...,....1 100 OOl
sren:n-r ", course not limited. ...... 100 90
run course, not llmitited 100 90
'elnan-ruu course not limited .......lOO 90
,a.n, ~ course, net limited ....... 100 DOL
course not limited. ........1OO 90
,lseora-fu!i course, not limited 49,. so 90
'eometry-Full course, not limited. so 90
'%eacher's Course in Penmanship. ..,...1OO O0
Life Ticket in all the departments. 500 90
or any language, per month. 20 90
per month % On
N.B.-A student having paid for 4 course III = il
ny branch as above, is entitled to . Life Ticket
a'that Department. He can attend such bran-
hes as he may desire.
A Diplcms from this Collsss is pss,portiu all
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
THE PLOW BEAM

Is sixteen feet long, twelve inches sid.
at the rear end end tapering to six niche.
square at the fore end, and on each siIs
OF it's fore end ere two sled-like ruuuers
which balance or hold the plow.
l f THE PLOW IRGES e,
Consist mainly OF a Coulter and Mole
The coulter is about FIVE feet long. and
six or eight inches wide. It Is strongly
fastened to the . end Of the beam. IA
to the lower end Of this coulter is attach.
ed the mole, which is cast iron, weighing
about fifty pounds. 70. 1ssi'~s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
LQUISIANAAPARISHOF
WEST BATON ,RoUes-FIFrH DIsrafcr

STATE OF LQUISIANAlPARISHOF
WEST BATON RouEE-FRrH Dlsrstcr'
Court. In matter succession sof An
tome Felix Minoufet. No. 585. Frrag 10
WHEREAS Eticuue LeBail has this day
filed with the Clerk Of tsaid Court q final
account and tablean Of bis ad ministra-
ton of the above succession, praying that
the same be homologated and bis bond
cancelled, ~ si2veI s%s.tfn'i fS .'
3 Notice is hereby zgivensto all parties
interested to show cause, if any they
have, within thirty days from the first
publication Of this notice, why said &C.
count should not be approved, homolcga.
ted aud made the judgement of said
Court. II 10. M.LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, Nov.
10, i. d. 1855. 4 ss -,
DE La LDUIsIANE-PARO1S-
Sc D'OUEsr BATON RouGE-CouR Du CM
quieme District, y Dams l'affaire de 10
succession dAntoine Felix Minoude<
No. 585. III ~ asv -sii-e7 7air- -'.''
ATTENDU gu Etienne LeBail a ce jour
enregistre au bureau du gref6er de Ia dite
,our, un tableau ct compte final de con
administration dams 10 -susdits succession,
l. mandent que le dit tableau soft homol'
)gue, ct son bond %annule, ~ FyaI
Avis est par, le presente dome q tootes
'ersonnes entereesee de faire vaIoir 'eufs
'%aisons, 81 toutefois elles eneont, dams les
;rente joufs qui5 suivront' is premiere
publication de cette notice, pourquoi 70
lit tahleaug ne serait pas homologue ct /.
ait VI Judgement de cettes cour
- = o. NJ Leblanc. Gref5sr.
dnl Gremef;, 0dest Bston R9aeels.
10, D. d. 1865.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

.ooa,s oe:t mercy is often shown in the
P'DyS1o. -l4u i
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

A girl baby has been born at La Crosse
wlth.two tongues. Won't her husband
catch it if she lives to have one.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

"Ah flesh is grass" sighed sprigQles.
after dinner the other day, and the
wretch Immediately added, "Of all the
grasses give me a plump grass widow
Mr.: Jones complained in the evening
that the turkey she had eaten at dinner
did not set well. Probably said Jones.
was not a hen-turkty. he got a glass
of water in his face. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
DRAIN Pillow

For the benefit of persons iuteres,.a
we give the following
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

- student having paid for a course in
any branch as above, is entitled to 4 IL T;cke,
in'that Department. He can attend such .br.n-
ehes as he may desire.
A Diploma from this Collsss is . psssportiu all
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
SUNNI OHS.

Tn the Circuit Court Of tho State of Oregon for the
County o Grant-Iune Term 1866. A. L. Sutton, plain
tifT. W. I. A. WHITING defendant.
FHS0 7. A. WHITING, Defendant: Tn the name of
u Tie st to of OREGON you are hereby notified and
required to appear and answer the complaint against
you now on file with the Clerk ot tho above entitled
Court by the plaintiff in the above entitled action, with
in ten days from The service Of this summons ou if
served in the County Of Grant, aud If served IN any
other County IN this State. then within twenty days
after such services and In of publication within ten
Gays after expiration Of publications and unless you
shall soappear and answer said complaint, the plaintiff
will take judgment agan you NJ the next term of tho
snd Cour for the Of $12l2 80 AMI interest from the
18th dny of August 1861 and for his and dishurs
ments. W. LAIR HILL, Atty for Pitt.
Dated, April II, 1866.
Ordered, That tile foregoing summons be served by
publishing the same for six Consecutive weeks In tho
WEEKLY MouNTANEER, paper published Mt Dalles City,
IN Wasco Comfy. J. G. WILSON. Judge.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
ON s;nturdnv. .Tune 2nd, 1866.
Summons.

In Justices Caurt. for Upper Canyon City Precinct
County of Grant State Oregon. p. ii. Poindexter
John Stringlach. lr.f-
VuyO JOHN sTRINGBACH. defendant above, named {:
You are hereby required to he and appear before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace In and for said
Precinct county and State on the 2et day OF May 1866
a 10 o'clock in the faaenoon of said day. ut his office in
sad precinct then and there 10 answer In civil action
TO the complaint cf p IL Polndexier. now on file in my
snnear and answer said complaint plaintiff will take
Judgment agaidst him for the Of S52 30 and costs
thjs action and take notice further that property
has attached to secure the payment Of the said sum
of $50 80 and Costs. -
Given under my hand this 9th daylof April: 1890.
apl3w0 Is. NHITIBN, justice OF inc feace
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
sheriG,s sale of Real Estate.

TpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of foreclosure of Mort
HR gaze and execution thereon. 10y the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for Wasco County State Of Oregon
to me directed have this day levied upon the follow
ing described Real Estate. to wit: The Souih half of
the Southwest Quarter Of Section in Township one
NORTH nnge twelve east; also the Northeast quarter
oi the Southwest Quarter of Section one In Township
one North, Range Twelve East; also the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest Of section Twelve in Town
ship one North Range Twelve Fast being 100
or less being the property described in the aforesaid de-
cree Of foreclosure OF mortgage" in favor of Elizabeth
bradshaw. Plaintiff anil against Joseph Trow and Jnssee
Hays nefendants for the sum of Two Hundred and two
seventytve tS202 15) dollars principal and
eighyour S25 S4) dollars costs of action with interest
and ining costs. will proceed to sell the above de-
scrbcd premises at Public Auction ut the Court House
door in Daes City, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on
Saturday, June 9th, 1860,
between the honrs Of - o, lock- NJ, and O'clock p. NJ
to satisfy said execution, interest nnd costs
CllAs. WHITE, Sheriff.
BY r. W. CRAsDiLL Deputy. mllw4.
Ialles City, hay 0, 1866.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
SummOnS.

In Justices Court for West Dalles Precinct. John
Eppinger plaintiff VS.. John yonng, defendant Civil
Action. :
yUyO JOHN YOUNG. DEFENDANT: Tn the nnme OF
the State OF Oregon you are hereby required 10 mp
pear before the undersigned Justice of the Pence OF
the aforesaid precinct the 2hdry nt the
hour Of o'clock in the forenoon Of ad dy NJ the o
Ace Of said Justice of tho Pence to answer tho nhoye
named plaintiff IN civil action. The deendant WI
take notice that if he fail to appear and answer the
plaintiffs comp an the plaintiff will take Judgment
against him for the Of Ninety Dollars with Interest
thereon. -
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of Arr 1893.
np20w8 9. FtS. HOLhANn.
palles April 10, 1896. Justice Of the Pence.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
Final settlement.

NroT1cEIs HrRLDY GIVEN to NIL persons interest.
~ ed IN the estate Of Andr Watson deceased. that
A. T.. sultan Administrator of snid estate has filed his
final account In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County ofGr nt and that Friday. the sth day
oi hhe 1906 has been set fer hearing sail count by
said Court. 2 ~, " J. IIIlL,
.Ni ..4I Judge Of Grant County.
Canyon City, Aprfl Goth. .1sCe. i mllw4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
Sherir,s sale Of Real Estate.

UpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued by the
I'D Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for the county of Grant and to directed in favor Of
Chas. Becker plaintiff, nnd against W. Deyine. W.
Barnes and D. summerield defendants for the, sum o.
one hnnt red and sxysx dollars (SlG6) in gold cnin
and .ixt, dollars nnd ninety ve cents 1854 95l
costs nccrung costs and costs Of sae md execution
have We'd npon and will sell at pnlc auction, before
the Court House door In Canyon City. to the highest
bidder cash in hand Gold coin Of The United states
On Saturday, June end, 1866.
Retween the hours Of 10 and 2 o'clock the following
real estnte. viz: 0ne.fourih N, undivided interest in
four placer mining claims situate In Olive Precinct.
Grant county State Of Orcgon-said Ager&Co s claims
are bounded as foilows Commencing NJ the lower bonn.
dary of patterson's claims anil running down Olive
Creek our a. claimsn all, 500 feet more or less,
N. p. BERRY Sheriff.
Canyon City. April sOth. 1866. myllw4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
LINCOLN HOUSE,
Corner Washington and Front Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.

E1NIRsT-cLAss HOTEL. LARGEST IN THE STATE
II Charges Reasonable.
AN OMNIBUS will attend all the Boats and convey
Passengers and their baggage m the House Free Of
Charge, to any other House in the CRY for so cents
:. COFFIN. Proprietor.
P.S-II0T AND COLD BATHS in the House.
All the Steamers for Oregon City. Vancouver, Month
cello and Astoria land at the Lincoln House Wharf
sepl:3m
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18

. IlrMru-Recrrit your health bg' purifying your
bcoo with Halls sarsararlla. Yellow Dock and Iodide
Of Potass. Sold by all druggists everywhere. -
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18
SheriT,s Sale of Real Property.

UpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued by the Clerk
nO of the Crcuit Court in and for Wasco County,
state of Oregon. to directed in favor Of Thomas
Howe et al Plaintiff, md against the Dilles and
Boise Road Company. Defendants, for the of Four
Hundred and fort five 25 100 S445 25) dollars pr.nci
PAL aud seventythreo Go 100 ($3 60 dollars costs cf
action with interest and costs of this writ for want of
personal property have this day levied upon that or
ton of the Dalles and Boise Ro@ being and situated in
wasco County Oregon. commencing Mt Cross llollows
and running East the County Line between Wasco and
Grant Counties containing seventy -onr ca miles
or es will proceed to sell the above described pro-
perty ut Public Auction before tire Court House Door,
in Dales City, the highest bidder for cash in hand
"Wednesday, June 9th, 1866,
70 satisfy the above execution. interest andcostS
CIIAS. WHITE, Sheriff.
ByR. W. CRASDNL- Deruty m1lw4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09
sSOonflagration is getting to be epidemi :

70 DC epidemic.
SFew of our ladies have Travelled sx,sn
sively, bat nearly all OF them have taken lea AN
China
GA viennese linen draper adyertises "B,s
mark shirts,'' which he declares 20 be unri-
vailed for toughness.
nHJudge Read, OF Opelousas, La has been
arrested for refusing TO execute the Civil
Rights bill.
~A Pennsylvania clergyman opened q
funeral sermon the other day with the follow
ing dead hit al the transmigra alton theory: ..My
friends. Ihls is the first time This man has died
~ IBeauregard has joined the Italian array
sSInto every tariff bill, Pennsylvania con
uives TO put in her ore-iron.
UYellow is 10 supercede red as Parisian
style. .
HJ. c. Breckinridge is residing in The town
of Niagara. q. W..
1Ladies are driving "tandem teams at
Newport.
~A Mobile paper boasts OF the reviying
trade Of that city.
~The Captain General OF Cuba loses
$4,000 OF MS annual salary. Spanish financial
reform.
~A correspondent suggests as good ma
tional toast, The Armory and knavery.'
~The brickmasons OF Memphis have struck
for seven dollars per day. f...r.
~Tbe Portland Argus states thar Mr Eph-
rain Russell, who lost his life by jumping out
of window last week, was a somnAmbu
and had been from his childhood In the hab, of
rushing through doors and windows in nrs
sleep. ....f -. .. -. t.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09
pUBLIC LAND SALES in WISCONSIN.

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLA.
NATION No; 7l0, DATED JUNE Ia. 1866.
IL orders public sales of ever i've and quarter
mnluHISHs OF acres OF vacant public lands in WIS
At the Land Once a. LA CROSSE, on the 18th
DAY OF SEPTEMBER next, the reser we'd sections in
thirty SIX Townships and parts Of Townships, in
the counties OF Monroe, jackson, TrempaleaI . and
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 9th
day Of SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town
AT the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on
the lst day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sec
items in forty four Townships and parts of Town.
ships in the counties OF Dunn, Pierce, and ST.
AT the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. CROIx, on
the I'D day OF OCTOBER next. ten parts of Town
ships, in the counties Of Pepin and Pierce.
At the Land Office At EAU CLAI IRE, on the lst
parts Of Towns in the ties of Clarke Ohip-
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn.
At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the
Townships and parts Of townships in the counties
of Marathon and Oconte.
AT the Land Office AT MENASHA, on the 5th day
OF OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
At the Isnd ID Once Oh S at BAYFIELD,. 4, % on the s,h
day Of NOVEMBER next. the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts OF townships in
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
Al the Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the 10Th
day OF NovEs BIR next. forty nine towns ps and
parts OF townships in the counties Of Ashland, La
Pointe and Douglas.
CoDmissioner Of the General Land OHie.
GENErAL LAND o. FICE. JuDel4, 1854
EoTE Under the regulations OF the Depart
ent. as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be MADE for advertising prec anations except
to such publishers are pss,auy ap.aoriSsd to
publish BY the Gem isfioner OF the General Land
Once. ie2slswl3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

~ On Sunday, Sergeant Burns, of the New
York police, saw two women leave q child
upon he sidewalk in Fifth avenue. He pur-
sued and arrested them, when one, Ellen Mil
Ter, confessed that the babe was hers, and was
illegtimate. When the officer returned TO the
place where he left the child, IL had mysteri-
iously disappeared, and has not since been
fonpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

a HAUNT oF HORSE THIEVES BRokFN TrP
A haunt OF horse-thIeyes, near Clear ga-er
-HihLe>o a. Was oToh.n up on the 18th ultirnO
10y a party OF armed clIizens numter a,
s'oleo horses were fouLd concealed IN a this.Z
brush nIcer Il hillside, and had evidsnrIy
heeh without food or care since The day before
a scythe was found, and the marches had
been moved "a quite an extent, indicating thar
The ihi"Nrs had used the place as A resor, Tor
some u!ne: as also the grass had grown, AN
cutting. full assortment Of campinr men
Ills were found: also, -four. sugar, sam, A
razor ard revolver. The place of conu.si-
ment was IN thick, bushy, out OF me way
place. seldom visited by man, and a Zee re-
SORT Tor & den OF thieves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

SPARRING ENHIBITToN STOPPED BY THE
AUTHoRIIIES.-pn Friday night a sparrng
tNhibitlon was announced TO take place a.
tront-S'reet heatre, but II Was rather sum-
manly stopped by the police authorities Iust
as the performance was commencing Acting
under orders. Captain Mitchell, with possr
OF police officers. proceeded 10 the theatre
where was found quite a respectable and
orderly audience, and finding that the parties
were without special permit from the Mayor
ordered the exhibition to be stopped: which
was complied with, ana the audience quietly
dispersed. Captain Mitchell took three OF
those supposed TO be engaged IN the affair lnto
custody. On Saturday, at noon. an examina-
ton OF these parties took place before Justice
Splcer. II was In evidence that the exhibition
had been arranged by number OF the personal
friends OF Captain sam. Collier. the victor in
the late prize hight with Aaron, of New York
and the cause of the stoppage was the failure
OF these parties 10 procure a SPECIAL pprmit
from the mayor. the fact that Aaron's friends
having given two similar exhibitions. under
like circumstances, both before and after the
late recontre Captain Collier was present al
the examination, and discIaimad having had
anything 10 do with the affair, further than
giving his promise TO has friends to Toe prasPu;
on the occasion. The Justice. after hearing
the testimony, dismissed the case. It is nm
derstood that Collier. having proved himself
The champion OF light weights in America
VIII listen 10 no more taunts OF CHALLENGES
tbn has concluded 10 retire from the ring and
devote his time TO a legitimate buslness.eR1yT
NUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

~The chains and iron work of the Char
lotfe and Columbia railroad bridge over the
Catawba river, South Carolina, are made from
the muskets, bayonets, shell, &c, picked up on
Virginia battle fields, and were stored in the
Confederate armory in Richmond, Va, when
that building was burnt at the time of the
evacuation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

A BUTTER MACHINE-A machine fcr
making butter - one OF the new Inventions n,
England. II consists OF a movable metal
cylinder suspended from a small cas. IRON
frame. The bottom Of the cylinder rs a loose
piece OF galvanized iron, and above n the
cylinder is perforated by number OF small
holes. The cylinder ~ suspended IN a howl
Of water. ana the butter is placed in the cyltn-
der and pressed by screw poston, the reseIt
Of which Is that the butter is forced through
The holes into The water in the shape of YER
mIcelll- by this means all the buitermilk is
excluded, and the butter il TO be- found murh
closer and sweeter than when made by hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

SIt is stated that Queen Victoria sends a
telegraphic despatch every morning TO the
King of Prussia, containing commonly only the
words .sGod guide you for the best."\
ISpiritual meetings are becoming trouble
some in New York. At seance on Thursday,
Miss Van VIE, after being bound and put in
the box, tainted. and the audience became dis :
satisfied and broke mp the meeting with row,
which tAspolice had nnalfy 70 Quell. i,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

RThe Hon. Obadiah Browne and Mrs
Cora Browne, We're remarked a short time
since Al New Haven. They were first married
nearly a quarter of a century ago. lived han
ply for some time, and became parents Of two
sons, now grown mp. Trouble came and they
were divorced. Mr.. Browne married again
and lived with his second wife for a number
of years, until death removed her. He finally
renewed the acquaintance OF his first wife
and the result WAS that he has now led her 10
the altar for the second ume.-Bride.,orL
Ef08d0rd.