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Especial to Evansville Journal. j II
AZ New Orleans Market !

I BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.
CoTToN-Easier, with sales of $500 bales
low middling at aO1ac; middling sl1S. Re-
ceipts 5,43O bales. Exports, !, $40 bales,
Y SUGAR-Weaker, at lSc for fair Ada
Z MoLAssEs-Fair 76e; for prime 10 choice
S0@S2c, and Arms ~ Set
a FLoUR-Quiet; superfine s11 so; extra
sll 70.
CoKN-otlH at OIL lo.s :, CASH .EA8Hs
OATs-Higher, with sales at 81 90.
4 HAY Fla, at S37 50C93ssO0. bGa 81
u PoRK-Dull and unchanged. Mess at
81 %. 5nl ,afiivsnGYB ib0A
BAcoN-shoulders l2c; sides 13@lS7sc.
u WHIsKY-se 2592 30
ToBACco-Medium leaf 81 90; fair 50 IL. $
} GoL4D---Closed at 1867. Sterling Bank.
A7@4715: Freights n. Y. Steamer Il; Liver
pool 10; Havre rs to II.
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new york Drr Goods Markaf. Z

By9felegraph.l NEW YoRK, Feb. %. =
DRY GooDsr The activity noticeable In
the cotton goods market is partly SUBJ
sided in consequence of the severe snow
storm, but is still fair. There Is some in
quiry for those calieoes which have been
reducedin price, VIZ. Amoskeag Waure-
styles, there is no change to notice. nor IL
there any indication TO be, as this price is
a guaranteed standard. ~ Sheetings are.
scarce and firm, at 211I@22c; seconds. GOA.
2lc. Prints range at 1I920c.. Domestic
woolens and foreign fabrics, dull and de-
pressed enough. "A ~ 49, 80, NJ -,
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j MEMPHIS, Febs20-The weather,is
| clear ahdithe river rising slowly. The
low lands south Of here are inundated.
Business is brisk Departures Mol
llediAIblens Baltic, Pauline Carroll,
BelleaofI ,StisLouis, for tSt!Iouis d The
Melliei Able bdFsted a cylinder head
The Port Hudson passed here on on E
wheel5 The Emerald. Mariner and
Silver Moon had a thousand balesH off
cotton; Laurel Hill aud Swallow for
Neya 0rfesRg IN srfmaa M nel Louisville LOU VIM
and i'd David Watts. for Evansville; St.
Patrick, for VRokshnrg5DsIn Rort4-tI
Emperor, eCelesti land Liberty Not 2.d
special to evansville Journal h gel
Nash Isl VILE Feb 20 1.-The river rive is
rising, with Infect ON the shoals. Ihel
weather sleleaf aud warm. Oh 'adW"
I iAsriveaA Starlight; from Wabash; |
Nashville, from Cairo :, s199sas gal4l9E
Depq1ted--TyFoneg for. Cairos A. |
Baker and J iLaGraham, for Burkes-rL
.viile.g Il ssslnr .yoy iDd ii sHoGE
special u E Evansville J Jomurnail5s adspf
EoUIsvILLE, Feb. 20.2The riVer.is
still rising slowly. nob I
, Especial to Evansville JOURNAL
New ORLEANS, Feb 20}-. Afr7rsiUed
New Orleans, from ST. Louis Mary
3. Thompson, from louisville; Glas.
Cow and St. Charles, from Vicksbufg;
Gen. Quitman.. biss 9da 7ne7
DEPARTED G., Swan and WI. I
Lewis, for St. Louis !, Louisianae for
Louisville. ID tod g1iupGi 10 ooiss8gqJa
P1r4sBURe, FeB.a 9OlemIt rained I'M
cessagntly all last night butte day the
is cloudy and cool. The riy,il9
er is rising and Id feetin the chanudg
neE;; business not very brisk; freigRts "a
scarce 70 al points below no DEL
par1ures. gyl9yJ roy ss9id boz lbaiL
Aruived-The steamerIKentont from
New 0rIeans,gwith large cargo of
sugar, unolasses, aud cotton 1,en sid D1a
Especial esdi1l to the Evansville Joprnal.i aaI9
CAIRO, Feb e. 1.-The, river rose adj
'ractiep oyer IA inches eduringretheTbl
past "a hoursg and rising at the rate i;
If one half inch per hour, II. Stop [ ;
bed raining last night and is now +
lear, with the mercury at 49o. ArsIs
'ivedi since noon Shamrock,H ST.
louis TO Cincinnati, at 2 p. NJ; Sam Sam. ?
!. Hale Memphis to Cincinnati. at7,l3
;; NJ. 1t is rumored here that the 4
teamer David White exploded below
Memphis on last Sunday, iiiaslt, nRe a 4,
CINcINEAT1., Feb, 2O.-The river " !
las risen IL inches the last "a hours, +
nd is now rising II inches an hour
] feet and 8 inches in the Ichanuel; IL
he weather cloudy, III 49,; - -
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Corporation Notice.
). ! February 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS q,
a ND NOW IT'S HERERv nRnPRE

tUuJ .4N .I9Fy. FeDruary 18th, 1857.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS
A ND NOW 1T IS HEREBY ORDER.
- ed and directed blythe Coumon Coun-
ers OF all lots or parts of lots fronting on or
adJoining the north side OF Sixth street,
fro m Mary Street to Harriet street: IT ?
North side of Sixth street, from Harriet
street to the west line of Northern En-
North side of seeenth street from HAtl
ret street 20 the east side of Hoizgrsefe's
North side Of Eighth street ron B,3taa
RET street to9the east side of Holzgr@fe,s
Nortbeast Side 81 rhird Street, from 2 {1,oo
street to Pow ell street; ,3DB31 5sfH 10 2
. Northeast side of Third street, FROM Pow
ell street 10 BIaclxfOrd's GrOvec -
Southwest side Of Eighth street. from Oak
street to the caHalTfT9 9df 70 QHlfffgn
st S3a55 Slde Of aaa street, from Market
y East side of Block one, Smitli's Enlargez
ment, being the southwest side of, Smith,
street. from John street To Canal street: +
East side OF Block two in Smiths En-
largementsbe being the west 9side of Smith
street, from. William street to John street;
4 South side of Canal street, from RowIey
street to Center street aaIti bHg blfn1 & q
south side of Canal street, from Center
street TO Market street, -:
street 20 G0Vernpr street; Wan T8u OF yiill
Southeast side of Walnut street. from
Fifth street to Church street; ~ l' y ~
In said city; cause the sidewalks tn ereon
to be brought to the proper grade, aid that
they cause sidewalk of Glass No. to be
the publication of this order 1a9 aQs If
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk. s
City Clerks Office, Feb. 18TH 1867. II 5ll
feblS dSt TeE3a 50 Union copy.l
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Buffalo Harket,

By telegraph BUFFALO, Feb. 20.
FLOUR quiet; Canada Spring SO 371l@
II 90; No. Spring Sl1 50.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORR Better, with fair inquiry; sales of
II car loads or Toledo atsF@7gc. & Won oS
oATs-Nominal9 tn3sitgossG
RYE Neglected.
BARLEY-Steady; sales OF 10000 bushels
Of Canada, at 81 o. in store.
WHISKY 1Negle cted. -E9NTGIt
New MESS PoRK-Quiet,s at $50 5O@2l %.
LARD-At 13c.
DRESSED HoGs-For packing IS so.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

By Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
FLoUR-DuI. Western atsl2 90
WHEAT-Flat. and little speculative in
quiry. State Western So 90; California
White 50 90.
] Improved demand, with sales of
900 bushels yellow at ST. 90.
OATs-Dull at SIC.
WHIsKY-Large business in contraband
at 81 %. ..E,5EEE Ef.TA H1AG 81
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So ftsIaaf-. STREET.
RYOTIf'E rs HEREBY GIVEN. that,
~ by virtue of a precept issued by the
Mayor of the city of Evansville, and to me
directed. 4 will sell at public auction, at
the door of the courthouse in said city, on
TUESDAY, February Goth, 1867,
at ten O'Clock am, the following-described
real estate, to wit: Lot number one hun
dred and thirty nine Q39), in the Original
Plan of the City of Evansville-James g.
Jones, owner-or SO much thereof as may
be necessary TO pay the sum of five hun
dred and forty-four, dollars and eighty
cents (Sj44 S0), being the amount charged
and assessed against said lot of ground, as
the share or proportion of said lot of the
costs and expense of grading and bowfder-
ing Third Street of said city, between the
southeastern curb-line of Locust Street
and the middle of Walnut Street, together
with the costs of sale, and that said sale
Will be continued ON the next day there
after, to wit, on Wednesday,, February
9th, 1867, at two o'clock pm, at the same
place. for the purpose of selling said real
estate, If the same should have been sold
on the day first above mentioned and not
paid for.
JOHN SCHUBERT. Collector
Evansville, February r. 1867 FIfFaAA
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BOARDLNGY

90 a0EAagSEG aIIIF8EAV9
BOARDING. The best of accommo-
- dations can be had at MRS. e. Nj.
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. jan9 dSrn
AsIa Tkog TA.IH y .agI8klt .IaIF
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TO ,ylgqmo9 8JnB1BsaI Is5aenltn
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
X NkeAN0A 4yV4AE kShA'9HISAh
The Crescent City Springs.
TyHIs DELIGHrrUL PLACE OF

.WNEfHi33e'.s+s. -.s-..- .-.4sss- W. NiMAtt III
YyHIS uDELIGH'rFUL PLACE OF
u resort. in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservafiofi
and beautifullyiaid out in gardens, groves
sary for the Accommodation of the public
new and In good ORDER is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable ternls..s5.g3ss VI
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, aud consist of a fine large hotel. with
spacious and we'll ventilated rooms; a bath
house, Of six rooms, furD shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower. and dolsche baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pins
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery, bakery, Ice house, filed with ice,
DC, &c. The waters are a saline clialybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les. s'
To any person acquainted with the bust
ness of conducting such an establishment
an opportunity of making, a. fortune is
here presented, such as seldom 0cci1rs.
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
VIM. HE1LMAN. IA
Cincinnati Commercial copy one week,
and send bill to this office. y, q 5feb6
rOR. SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
= "A very. nice one-story Frame Dwell
ing, House. with 1--WE rooms, Kitchen. cellar.
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
Lots, in good locality, WILDE sold very
low, and on time, if application be made
soon to slas44 .ALyAH JOHNSON, II q
v1Ateq.sa4 Real Estate Agent, ig
Jan23 dim. a -Fd%fa evansville, Ind.
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J. B. ERWIN. MD,
HOtnROpathfc Physicfan

zens OF EvansvilIe'and Immediate yicfnirNH
in the general practice of medicine. =.
7OffAce-No. 95 Main Street. ,..-T = :.
OF ice Houfs-Frorn Sto 10 am. and from,
2to and to 8 p-m. ,A.t.y7 sS-A ToclS d3n
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WANTED.

XY ANTED = To- RENT. A HOUSE
wv containing five or six rooms. One
above Main street preferred. Apply at the
Drug Store, corner Third and Main 1872
feb2l 1w liRitli ~ 20 ia4o4t ~ ~
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR iUPPER WARAsH {
Z The elegant steamer
0MrME n

- - Tom Boluss, Master, -.
Leaves for Hutsonville, Darwin, and all
intermediate Wabash River ports, on FRI
DAY, February q, at d. m. ~, -. +
For freight or massage apply on board.
or to l. b.s cox & HUMPHREY,Ag Agents. :
/ feb2l az mln afin, aff,L - II . u
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TO Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE,
- receivedt Until theii 2jIhs inst.i by the
school Trustees of the eli yh0f Evansville
for the erection Of a school building in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of said city. Plans
and specifications Gamble seen on and after
the 18th inst, at the office of Robert Boyd,
Architect. on First Street. Terms of pay
ment made known at the same place. The
ject any or all BIDS 81 i Xx4L1E
By order of the Board of Trustees.
CHAS. H. BUTTERFIELD, Sup't.
-rfeDl2 tdl 70. ncrL ~ VII $500
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/ WHEAT1zUlosed firmer,a with buyers for
good No. 2 milwaukee,, at 81 2212,; and sell
lers att % aR IJL 2fUfAIia3H III
RYEEvg 4soosedl dull, with sellers for West
CoRNIci6sed quiet at 81 OF for mixed
Western in store, and 81 0S12 afloat.--- sis,
ILOA1Tss-77C(losed steady at 55@96c for West
PoRK4C Closed Arm atIs2O. 81 for regular
new Western. bfido adf uBissfr won
Mess BEEF Closed quiet.
LARD-Closed quiet and firm at 12s4dl3c
Ior good to prime steam and Kettle render
DREssED Hoes closed steady at BIC fl for
Western. $40 EG6 1905 nSA n .aI'
-mpl Tor. -TI.E IT. Y . T-T16 / Won
Ind IA Cincinnati Market, on yln II.
BY Telegrap5slb 3 tCINeISNATLTFeb. 20, d
CoTToN7T,U n changed |; the large falling off
in the receipts at New Qfleanss telegraphed
to-day, makes holders frrnef lmiddling %
@291ac Iii .yhe9ie sd tsBm 9iqo9q III
Gk2fs- u ScRs and there il bdti lit
tie doingTBs 9tIup ssI1s ~ bnL 81
Provisions Dull, and without change,
MESS PofsK- $4,000 i25 la-Ji1 JIG 9H7dJol
LARD-l2c. af3 On qy IA
m Bg5F f0a M afiT if SSgI0i bpt NC de-
BACoN--zQutet at 91ke, H@1215c for shouI-
ders, sides and clear sfdes.|Te rfrrzfs,ae EInI
BUTTER-Dull, at 2S@sOc for prime to
choice Central Ohio RON and $S@S5c for
sEEb2 oJoyer seed 7 STEADY at IS sod9 %;
timothy, S3i 30. On dgu0u9 pEni aeW SIl
GRocEEE1lE F with fair demand. d
CoFFEEA-24iSE1Sc aid LadmBts daidl
MOLAssEs 300 Sc for New OrleAns.Tg 9seI
n GoLD p buying, and ls7A@lS71z SELL
ExcHAEGE---steady, at par buying, and
l-lO pI emtum selling. a4f,aa af{t n &c saH 4
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Memphis Market. 10 sbne

By Telegraph1ois 1uoMEMrHrs, Feo. 90 II
j CeTroN47Dulla and quiet at 29@291zc. 1u
CpRN-Firm at 81 O5@lr0. q,
OATs70@75c y y ~ liS 'silooy D0sieii
I HAlYsL sSoss8 perton. % 40 HEAD 16t i
FLoUR-7supeffine sl0aloi5oyTSTJJ FIJI
Ptr-9rrTvn ys:,5,asoui9 nj eanoH Iag na
EGes-ssa4Oct9lt uToddnts ind ,snitsa'
; PKoytsfoss-steady, with no change in
prices. ff.,od. 7VffSJ
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Course of Popular LECTURES.

THE EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Az.
n ISOLATION have perfected their ne.
gotlatlops for course of Six Popular. Iee.
t lures. me borrowing Speakers have prom.
REV. NJ r. MILBURN, the "BlIna
Preacher" The subject is left with hin0-
THEODORE TILTON, of the New Yoys
independent, Subject: Our Country's Re
], HOY cAREgscaUEzHr7hs Heoas.l
PETROLEUM v. NAsRY, PM. (wich,is
Rostmaster), Professor Of Biblical Politica
REV. WAYLAND HOYT, of Cincinnati.
subject not yet announced
JAS. &c. MURDOCH {" Dramatic Reaaw
tngs') comes If his health will allow,
The SECOND LECTURE on THURS.
DAY EVENING WEEK, the 18th inst, by
Tilton.
Course Tickets 81 EACH to be had at thg
Library Rooms or Of any of the Diiectorh
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0iCollActnr,s Sale
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN, that,

FOR THE PAYMENT of COST AND
EXPENSES OF BOWLDERING
H8si = SsfFREET -.s-.s-.17II-T-f-l q
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~REEN AND DRIED FRUIT.-2o
GT bbls. choice Northern Apples; 20 bush.
Dried Apples and Peaches, for sale at leWs
EST market price at
20 ' 60 VICKERY BROS, 70 Main st. T
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EXECUTORS sALEi
Great Sale OF Real and Per
sonal estate by Auction.

WILL ~ .si "a Putl.e A-rtsea. 90 Mon
w a, the fssrth dsy 81 >ove@her
urxf 81 20 s'ctrrk. a ~. - ~ rfeal-~-. 10
B,r... "a ~ r--l ssd res---.i prep-rtf hshs-g-
- a. ~ e-f.ts 20 -aa-el Hsagatsa. w. 30
$500. sit-.ted - ts-ushsp y. bsrss 49, Rev
h-ss. Ne. 20 Abuss $50 81 s.issis- tlu.i-s
- - te-a-h1p n.
IIes-s. Rasu. So 49, CLphuard MI. ~aA
sse aer-- ts.h-r t.st - Byr.-s 49, .sjsi.,ur
ts-ashsp y. tiosel. (R-.a-atic H.ss~.l Fss~
49,. StshL- so go hs--~s. ~uh - .er~. 81
u-o-s-r 80 r.si-ri--g 6usl - R,ro-- The G.r-
49, 30 - - s-s~s. uss~isx 80 srch.rs,aE.
Ah-~i e1so acre. - ulaao-F 49, -~uk.g hni
81 Rsxi-ars.
P-r---.i ~.s.s-. c.-si-si.x - p.rt - rs v ehp-
t--Fcs. 10 D. - 49, .pr.c- i--si-r. u ~ shas-
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goHN HoUGHToN. E..-.ss-.
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Non Resident Taxes,

u ~ ts~a ~ POTTER. - 49, Ces-t- - On
SD - 49, s-.r l-es-
rU,HE foiis-,ag li-t 81 t.x~. r-.i est.i- =
ii soa-r~.ii--t o--~rs 81 - ts-s - Pc
So. - - s-.r t-ss. - hau- ee-s.sst~d %
nsnr-i Te-<. C-ia-rtsr % -a-i $50. 49,
thtft--urh 49, 81 Asgs.t- i-ss. so $500 es~r
- ~ >-trcta-~- 81 .-sa te-s 49, ees--ati-d -
N slss-s re-<. o-i,-rt-r 81 -.si 500 81 fst-s
- f-sufs- t-srtA. i-s7. 49, t---a r-tsr--l ~
80 to ~u.aastag s-f-ast - ~ $50
49, q Asg~si. i-s7. - - csstsscst~ - 49,
49,. 49, - rrru-fes saEasi. 81 .afuc~
h~rs.s Eissa 49, ~ - 80 taNrs 80 ialrr~ss
..d eh.rr-. 80 - p..st s-ts ~ u-r--r- 81 ~
.-id ta-a ~ukaa ssght-~s usrsfhs trua ~ d.t~
81 - cosuastu-ut 81 s-ad tsn- nazA - -
r-.l e-rsts tax-sf 80 OIL - sse.rrruf to 80 ~
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to- o'ck.ck 2 ~.
R--r, L-s ~. sesv. Va Ts-
AD s.rssss EIs "a rs a ,.
JOHN Stanley.
Tr~..s~-r - fert-r.
Fe-'-. OFT ~ t>s7
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BEEEDING UNsoUSD HoKsEs. Il !. a
lameutstle fact thar no nors than one
lhird Of the horses in abe county are
perfecfiy soand. Take only tbe n,arcs odd
for breeding. and still lager properties
are iniecied nth some chronic disease.
Horses -iih inhcriied ringisones. spavin..
etc. Circulating 10 their VEINS ~iIl iocaie
thsm a. she least mishap--ofen ibis, a.
pasture or s'anding IN tbe stable. thiak
Il farmers really understood tbs matter.
thsy ~ouii h. more earrisl 10 ssiectia 2
bcaithy STOCK Co breed then.
A spawn. shich . probably a. oornmou
asany fora q uasosadnss.. diniaiss-s the
Price q the ansusAl fSom sly o. thirty PER
cent. Aithough the icas ola borss have bat
little % Do 18th 10 general appcsrancs. %
- q vital importance TIA; thcy have he
proper torn snd siEe. Any siighs in,psrfeo-
ton 10 then . Hkeiy 20 pas. snnoticrd IN
fbe general We q he animal -hen look.
'ng a. hofse. Bat fbis does not decrease
their imPoriancs. 90 Cor. Auerican siock.
fJournai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

EScROAcH~ESr OF rHE SEA -C;eolo
sssss have prOSlAi1ed the f.ot tbai -Ater.
which = pcssically r~presented tobe a un-
stable sleSeut. - uisr~Pseseated- IL Is one
Of the graf P0-srs made Use Of BY Nature
in earryias on sssPendous change. On The
.urfscs Of The globe settle
down and vsOlly disappear. and ne~ slsvs-
tons Of land are Frequently appearing: bot
the ~ater is Ai~ays the agent. -Aiea -
nsveT Al rest. by ~hich most Of the PAysicai
revolutions Are brO1ght Abooi. TberS Is
not n water line on the borders Of the
ocean. the banks Of q river. ths margin Of
lake. down % the m.<nisoent risslet that
trickies through The grass. that - not con-
stantiy VARYING. The sea recedes in one
country. bet gsios IN snOsher. In short.
the suhaserging 81 al the oontis~ats n one
period - snqoesiionable; and .hiie the
bottom Of the mighty deePs arr sio-ly ms
ing 10 sbs surface. immense portions Of
tern 6r@A are slsggi.hly being dra-n
uniSr some-here else Tberc - no stability
in the DRY iAnd ~hieh nss no. b o.ercous
By the gradually advancing ses. not
harbor. estsary OF . river. or the restrained
wave OF a restless ocsan ~hich ~iil not A.
bAlly triumph N The rrcsres. Of underlined
Ages m swallowing up tie lasd. n0- m The
Occupancy Of men and animals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25
NON RESIDENT TsreS

a. fA- ts-- 81 Wec4so-k - ~ Cosasy q %.
sd. - 40 49, t-ss.
Th~ = ig-tss ~ - usse- r-.i ~.tss- 81 -.
ru-s4ssf e-u~rs e. - te-s 81 Wos-i-tork So ~
yoas i~ss. - bsil. o---@stI-d o. y. .. J-oass
cui-ctar of 80 tee 90 ~ - A. oi guIs
i-e<. 80 t-~u r,i-r--t ~ - ta 80 q. rsa.ia-
80 uursst thr IA a. ~ Juif tss7
b. 49, tsa.te 20 a. .t.i- 80 - r---aia So
sasd .sf estacs - hersf-s gfvra a. o. - s.tl
tas~. SO iuisr~-t - eh.rr~s 80 p.tt iaia
~ tr~assry - ~ 49, ts-a -ukia stxhfr~n
u-esth. irosa ~ tsts - tAs o..-aaEs-.i - 49,
sast tsA-. - arrh "a ~ real estate tsx~t -tl
D. "a O. 49, ~ 80 fh~r~f.r 80 80
- tater~si 49, chsrE-s 81 ~aAssi f.fther o.
80 D. 40 .i Iutllc -srts.a 81 ~ Cas- eac~
- saii ts-u. - 80 t-c.fs efth as u ysu..ss .
4 n i~t- 90 81 - cLark Pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Ths Portland star rcPort. that ibc ~.
Cielian Bros 81 Gorhsrn. have Constructed
. bet preserving bousc ard uiil soon stock
D. They ar 90 iaks ard Start free Of cost
Sob 'ampies Of eboics water irua a. MAJ
- 'ent % 'hs1a- Tbess ents.p risinr Fen-
iie"en have 30 house q IT, c,paciiy o.
sboui go bushsis. asd desire D. estrnS
The bushes 80 moch g. nay b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

A mixture q eelaiine snd slye,riss. j.
hquid vbiie bot. bot on cooling &c become.
solid. refaining considcrabis slast,cy snd
ioughoess. Tie neck 81 bosfie cippsd
info this melted composnd % covered
-ifh an sir.iight zap. vbicb car be msds a.
thiek - desired by repeating The operaiioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

WEEvus II GEaSsETEs. Some ysars
since Accident discovered 20 a French tar
ner very simple and efhcient method OF
preventing. or rather destroying tLis insid-
UOss pest IN corn and gram houses.
HAPPening TO deposit. Ia one corner o.
bsilding IA ~hieh tb-re rAs stored a
quantity Of grain. ie- sheep skins fron
rhieh The WOOL lad not been pslied. be
found. upon examining then a ie- DAYS
alter. tAat they uefe literally covered Nth
dead -eesils- The sxPennsnt -as repeat
Cd. and aiSays -ifh the sane resuit
Ga stIrring ths corn. (-heai. probably. }
be vas surprised 70 End thai AlIkough pre-
Viossly infested 70 a degr-s that forbid all
boPe OF saving Il from Immediate des,rvo-
tiOn BY tks psTtInaeioss foe. not . sinsle
insect ~ss o. IT, iosnd among 70. The sr-
Perlment ~ eeriAiHly worth trying. Instead
Of the sheep skins. ~bieh are qsIie valuable.
~ migAi substitut those a tie wood-huck.
Who - Increasing o an inconseni~nt and
expensive extent. What killo.l The ~eevils.
whether abe i4tiy uaitcr on the skin. ~
souetbing else. ~e have not been abe %
learn. 81 any rate let %. ~ q evoodch.ek
skins. y. Z. Farmer.