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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
S.. Lonis narket.

by Iefegfaph-l-v ST. LOUIS, Sept. IS.
ToBA CcOZFr1il, buyers and sellers apart
but no qpOtaule change in prices
HEMP-Dull; undressed at 81 20dI 10.
oCRr-Seliers have made concessions
on medium X&Fsl, Which led to increased
businesss SALES OF superfine at So 1916 10:
extra 50 50Hs 80; double extra s. 5Ja8 . !:
treble extra 80 999lg 00i fancy SO 50gi2 90.
HEAT-St0sr. f.sfs .s.r 5-=f T.. ..
2 PORK-nAlls It 80 G0429 y.
BULK NJ E44Al1s-e q ct; clear rib sides I4Izc.
BACoS--Dul4a and lrreguIar: clear sides
l61zgl5 l5ci clear rio sides I5t{eI59ze; shouI-
LARD-Quiets at 59l5G2le. ~ s-
NHLsK 12--t lFIn, at 81 68.- see-58 eT-.
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For Sale 6y aR Dealers IL Dr1 Good
dnd Nttions.
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MONTGOMERE Ala.
Legislative Proceedings.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September 18s
The time Of the Senate this -morn@
ing was occupied in a discussion Of
political topics.
. The House adjourned after a few
minutes session, and the Republican
menbers went into caucus with closed
doors. ri
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AUGUSTA Me, September 18.-The
Epjscopalisus ot this State establish
ed. and 70 dsy. dedicated in this CITY
n church and school exclusively for
feu uales. Addresses were delivered
By Bishop Neatly, OF Maine: BishoD
Armitage, Of Wisconsin; Rev Dr
WartOu, of Trinity Church. New
York. and others. The school is
called 81. Catharine's Hall.
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GERMANY.

q METZ, September, 1S.-A terrible
explosion took place at q eaFFI,ig a,,! &c e
factory in this city, to-day u hlrty
persons were killed outright, ana
eighty two more badly Injured. The
building IN which the explosion Oc-
CURED, was blown to pieces.
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- New York e. Goods Market.

lBy74ele gfspE1-I p II''E-W IOfIE-5 oepJ I6.
DRY GooDs MARKET quite depressed.
Cotton fabrics and woolen, goods In less
animated request Brown sheetings are
seflIpE al l311e: hPappereII. No. u prints
best ma l1es. are selling At I25Sc: others I3a
I3Lc. Canton fiann6ls are also on the de-
cline; Amoskeag a, brown, BIC; Elerton
o, DC for brown, and PC for oleRched; La
coma, 20c,
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, September 18. = The
steamer j. z. Webb. a small stern
wheeler. plying between Cincinnati
and Evansville, while going down
over the1alls last evening. struck a.
rock and esunk in twenty five feet OF
water. No lives lost. The boat and1
cargo total loss. The boat is nnin%
sured and the cargo only partially. z
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Troy, IN. Y, September 1S.-A
match game of base ball was played
here to-day. between the Haymakers.
Of LqDsipgburg, and the Mntuals, of
New York, which resulted in the vic
tory of the Haymakers, by score of
48 to IL.
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Send Money BY RegIs. cred Letter.
aD-Catalogue OF goods sent to any ad-
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BY Atlantic Telegraph-


FLoRENcE, Sept is. = Cardinal
AReesaeh has been tried by a civil
court at Rieti, and sentenced to pay
a ineof 500 francs for attempting to
take possession of the See Of Sabina
by order OF. the Pope, without the au-
thorization of the King of Italy. aa
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Baker and Mendrlcks.

Governor BAKER is dolighting the
Republicans al over the State by his
able and galIaAt canvass with Mr..
HENDRIcKs. He meets his adversary
with boIdness, aud has come off win
ner ia every DEBATE which they have
50 far held. He explodes with tact
and ability the sophisteries of bis
willy oppOnenf, and charges home
upon him his rec ord and the danger
ous teudenci.as Of his party and can
eidates. 7 lie joint debate viii be
worth thoII<ands Of votes to the Re-
publican ticket. Before this discus.
sion commmenced the Democratic
papers sneered at Governor Bakers
bolducss in CHALLENGING their oratori-
cal aud intellectual giant. Since it
has beeu in progress we have heard
very listl, f om them on the subject
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Eurnnaan Market.

By Cablel LONDON, Sept. 1s-Eve.
Consols. e11s, Erie, 81 Illinois Central,
81; Bonds. 7215.
FRANKFORT, Sept. IS.
Bonds steady at T514.
PARIS, Sept. Is.
BoURsE-Q rentes. % francs and u
eentimes.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS-Eve.
CoTroN-Advan ced to l01<d for rniddIIng
upIands, lOKd for do. Orleans: the market
closed with an upward tendency; sales
to day $1,000 bales. . Ho .u
BREADsrUFFs-Oats fat H
Provisions Unchanged. f Hn
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g CAIRO, Sept 18.-Port list-NTinne-
ola, Memphis, to Cincinnati, Z PM;
Darling, Cincinnati to Memphis, 10
AN; Quickstep, Evansville packet,
pm.
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LouIsYiIle Market.

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Sent. is.
TOBACCO Sales OF 62 hhds; Iugs to fair
leaf at 6I4l4c; market unsettled; new
crop Louisiana received on the mardet at
l1a.. el
CORN-Saies in bulk at a0G92c
RYE-Sf 3d.
OATS-529 953c- b1lE.
MALT-2SprIDg - l9.-
3 FLeUE apefh tss - e0; A No. I at $50 25.
r fVfH EAT-sI 95G2 09.
MISS FORK SIS -.
CcTTOS-2jc.
: BAcoN-7 oeiEers I3e, clear ribbed sides
i16c and 9 ear sides lG54c packed. =
WHISEY-Sl so free.
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sls OTTAWA, Sept. 18.-A delegation
on behalf of the Dominion Govern
ment will proceed to England to make
"a fnal settlement about the transfer
of the NorthWSst TefIitory and Can
ada. 1t IS expected that the question
will be settled and submitted to Par
Lament next meeting. .ahvffT .sT.
insanity is ruse. The Medical Board
pronounced him- sane r..-r ..r,.u
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#emghis Harket.

/ BY telegraph MEMPHIS. Sept. Is.
CoFFoN-Q Quiet but steady az 25TTza2Ic; re
ceipts y bales; exp ports Bj bales: weeks re-
eetpts sjI bales week 3 exports 243 bIlesi
stock . 'la ape et IT. bale s
~ FLOUR Dull; /; superfiIe 81 30.
CORN-9Jc.
OATs-t7c.
Il III Az 81. p.
3 IL BfgAz -s2I per ton.7
rPORK-S3t
r. LAKD-I9G20c. U0.
= BACON Dull; shoulders be; clear sides
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamer and Cargo Seized for De-
Hta fraudiBg Revenue.

SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. 18.-The
steamer Idaho and her cargo Of
sugar was seized by the custom an
shOrities. for defrauding reveqae. 1t
appears that one of the San Francisco
retiners had been importing Ian % guam
titles. of sugar from the Sandwich Is
lands, sdulterating it with powdered
chsreoal and passing it through the
custom house as a low grade of sugar
The u Consul at Honolula ascer-
tanned the facts in the case, secured
the necessary testimony aud came
here on the idaho. He laid the mat
ter before the revenue authorities,
which resulted IN the seizure. of the
steamer and her cargo. valued at over
$500
q AUGUSTA, Ga, September. Is. -
t,hn l..at 81. ri lln1. Is r-lnuInn hnunc rr;th b
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WILMINGTON, N. O., September Is.
There was a slight frost and snow
in Robinson aud Richmond Counties,
on the 10th aud 18th.
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FRANCE

BARRITz. Sept. 18-The Emperor
Napoleon, Empress Eugenie and the
Prince Imperial, to-day made visit
to Queen Isabella ofSpain, at Sebas-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

CAIRO, September 1S.-The steam
, or Nashville arrived here to-day, with
175 men and horses Of the 9th United
States Cavalry, bound for Omaha.
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WHEN the proposition was made in
the House OF Representatives to pay
the interest on the 8. 20 bonds in gold,
a majority Of the Republicans voted
against it, aud eUerg Democrat bit t,co
ootd for a, and by the Democratic
vote it was adopted. Gro. II. PEN
DLEToN voted in the aflirmatiye. Our
own very excellent Democratic friend,
who has presided at nearly all the
Democrats meetings held our city
this year-the Hon, john LAw-also
voted to pay the bondholders their in
terest 10 g,ld This vote, it will be
remembered, was in the dark days of
1862, when everything looked so blue
for the Union cause. Now, these men
howl by the hOur because the bond
holders receive their interest in gold.
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NEW YORK.

Fires In the Clty-A WOrklngWOman's
Association Organized The fire III
BE fnett'S ManSIOn-FOreIgn News
An insane Man attempts 10 Take
the Life Of his WIfe-JamaIca Ad-
vices.
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SCHENECTADY, N, Y. Sept. 49,
Stephen Saaiard was to-day nomi-
mated by the Republicans of the
EIghteenth District for Congress-. p
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Chlcago Marker.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept 1S
EXCHANGE-Easter1 in fair supply, easy,
and unchanged. s.r-a .....-
Fl OUR -Duit and unsettled; sales Spring
extras at 81 2jG0 70. Hu.s1
WHEAT : Actfye and irregular; sales No.
/ at 81 59aI o.: No 81 jl54Ql "a; closing
at 81 5l1[al 5l53 f0r 10. >; sales of No ;
this afternoon at 81 5It4
CORS-E Easier and lMl1<c lower: sales No
at 9l99154Gs No. 8 93aJ3gSc; rejected sOa
9ic; clio Ing dtIu-at gIc for No. in store:
sales since the chauge at q:}z<c for No. /.
OATs-Eirm sales at 50MG5i14c; Closing
at 50}sg50,4c. - fE ~ #fT s
KAE-tasler and moro active; sales No.
at 81 lil29tl Is; No. 81 lIal u: rejected
Sl %; closing ut 81 lil1 for NO. =. iias
BARLEY -StetdY and fairly active; sales
No. Z ~ VI 6fsl 65; TejecyeI 81 4l@l 45;
closing at 81 f6 t0r y o. 2
HTGHWINES Film Sa les of free at 81 a.:
closing wa h sellers at "a So
ME- PoItK-Quiet at s2j6a29 90.
LARD-sfi eady a udp nfin at lee.
BULK u 1EATS-tSuglr picked hams iuac-
tive and Nominal.
FREtGHTs-Duli at SIC for oats; &c f1r
corn aud Sc Tor W4eat per salt 10 Buffalo
RECEIPTS = I0,9z7 barrels Hour; I2} Isg
bushels wheat: It9,95S bushels corn: II8 90
busheis oat-s 4 "a hogs
SifiPfENTS T,3T barrels flour; 20 7O7
bushels wheat; 1922 busheis corn l30GSl
buShe s OATS = Ash ogS.4 ?
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SENATOR MORTON left indianapolis
yesterday for Washington City, to DE
present at the adjourned session of
Congress. whichis to convene on Mon
day. the 2lst inst. '-
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RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 18-There
was frost in the neighboring coun-
ties laGt night, but done no damage.
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&OLELO, o.
Arrangements for the state Fair.

Toledo, September 1S-The ar
range ments for the State Fair. which
opens here on Monday next, are
about complete. Over seven hun
drCd entries have already been made,
and the prospect now is that every
departm nt sill be we'll filled, aud
that the ,xhibition will compare fa-
vorably in every respect with any
previous one.
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asOHETARY & COMMERCIAL
New FORK MarKag.

By Telegraph new YORK. Sept. Is.
CoTTON-More steady under light re-
ceipis, bat no: very active; sales OF $50
bates at 261le for middling uplands, closing
dull, buyers refuStog to pay 26c.
ELoUR-R pts lI355 barrels; market
irregular anu unsettled, anu prices IO8I5c
lower; sale OF B,400 barrels at 81 71G7 80 for
superfine Western; 81 65a9 % for extra
:" este II: 81 -S99sl0 90 for good to choice
s i7 SAD % 6o f5F sr f4a 9 81 zl9 9 sp sois n s.
Tor good 70 zeaoiee do., closing heavy
California flour dropping: sales OF sd
SACKS, at s9iOJ8Il 00. Rye flour heavy aud
lower; sales of 3jU barre.s at'S5 75dS3 p.
CORN MEAL Quiet; sales or 238 barrels
ciJy AT > % Tor yeilow, and s6 . for whtJe.
" MHiskN-SR Rntet and nrm . sue IN Donu.
" HEAT FisceTpts1 ISl l.53s bushels; duii
and Z4gSc lpwer on Spring, AM heayy Tor
Winter; sales of 90 bushels at 81 70 for
No. 2 and Spring mixed; 81 50 FOR No.
old amber IoS@a; sIai for aSSnniisr state;
81 , for amber Tennessee; - 43a2 Al for
RYE Quiet and nominal III h M
bAeL EY-More active and frnler: saies
OF zb,5J0 bushels of prime Canada West, at
BAILEY MAfT- DnTi. : - = ~
CoRN-Rdcedpts, l6l lGs bushels; hea Wy,
and le ioweis sales gf6,Sl9 bushels, atSl II
al Is for unsouIld Sl 5l6szfesI 1917 for sound
mixed Western: 81 > for Western vel low
I'll 70 Tor white western. t-s
OArs-Receipts OF I92, ,9O3 bushels; firmer
and more active; sa es of95,000 bushels, a
04@1Je for New Western, at the depot, and
RICE-Duil, and nOminally- upeuanged.
CoEFEE-Steady, Tsirjy dull and nomfn-
ally uncnapged; safes OF J 100 bags of Rio,
on private aerms. 81 stEt
SUGAR-Fery quiet, at l0549lle for re-
fined Cuba. FLLftfEfE-
MOLAsS -S-Firm; sales Of 800 hogsheads !
OF cuba, on private terms. zfI
HOPs-Quiet, at l5423c for American.
PErRoLEp N-Cfude nrmer, at l5gI5I2c, 4
ana refined bonded steady at 30s
PORK-QuIst- -atld-steady; sales of go 7
barrels at s2S 90a29 G9cTor mess; closing at I
s29 regular; sz9929 l5 for old ditto; szI92i 50 /
for prime; SO 80 8zg 81 for PRIME mess
BEEF-SaleS Ofl $50 barrels at S!3M l
go W for new plaiR mess; $40 j09 a Is for I
new extra mess; tierce beef dull at S2la33 /
for prime mess: SsodS6 tor India mess
Beet Hams. dull at 2B93ic. .a.8'
CUT Me Afrs-Drooping ;sales of l85 pack
ages At AZ al}9 for shoulders; l2150elgc for
hams: mtdCtfesqufet ana heavy; sales of
I5O boxes az lf54c for Cumberland cuI; I61sc
for short ribbed.
LARD-Quietfand ashade easier; sales $50
-ierces at 49, 920lsc Tor ST tsaln 201se52OIac
Tor Kettle re ldered.
E3UrrEK STEADY AT 3lQ98so for -ohio8 S79
I4c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I34I7IZc.
FREIG HTS TO LtYeTpoOt decidedly fiTm-
sr; engag smeuts per Steamer of z, SO bus IL
lis wheat at 6txd; now held at I'd.
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PARKER & CO.,
E9AN0Y DYE llOUsE.

Nos 98 and 100 Summer Street, 4
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ESOR SALE An AUCTION
Valuable Business Property.

Five valuable Business Lots, on ana neal
the corner of Water and Locust Streets.
VIII be sold at auction, on
4a SATURDAY. SEPT. 26TH, 1853,
At2 O'Clock PM, at the Conrt-house. Lots
Nos. J, 2, 8, 4, ana 3, in shankllns subdi-
vision of part of Lot 20. o, OF the old Plan
ofthe City of Evansville.
s Lot No. 1 ~ 28L feet front by 30 feet
deep; Lot No. 2 has 231Z feet front by 81
feet: Lots Nos. 3. 4, and have 10 feet front
DS ~ feet deep. The abOYa described prop
ei ty VIII be sold without reserve.
TERMs-O -One-third cash; balance ina one
and two years. with per cent. Interest,
secured by mortgage on the premises. For
particulars inquire OF
j. II ELLIOTT d SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Evansville, Ind.
ELLIOTT & Co, Auetioneers. fseS dtd
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Our COmmiSSiOuS to Agents

Exceed those OF any other establishment
or the nd,-proof of this can be found in
com parlng our premiums with those of
others FOR u BIS oFTHE SAM d SIZE, in au-
ottlon 10 which we claim to give better
goods of the same character.
WE WILL SEND TO AGENTS FREE OF
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A Delegation on Behalf or the Do
minican Government TO go TO Eng
land-Buckley' Pretended InSan-
ity BuSe.
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WK sELL FOR ONEL D0LLAR
DR. WHTrTIER.

.6Iz Sc ohorles Street, So, Lol,ts' Mo-
Who treats eonhlentiaIly all delicate, in
tIicate. aud long standing, com plants ~
publishes a pamPnlet wnlch spoSlto Ds
send se two stamps. Patients everywhere.
state your case.
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5n1 al1oT ia o. aigel l.r - srss a5anzr
-sgi-. -
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OF CHARLES #. BROUaHToN4
SELF G5t Wilt RIecba-, tl,e,,,5it q,

TOR SALE AT AUCEI0N FIVE
~ HOT SES AND LOTS. -On aatu, dav.
Septem ber 29tb, 1893, at o'ciOck an. we
viii sell at auction, at the coErt-house door.
the following propertyi
"A frRctionHl part OF Lot q Block IL In
Stock well's Enlargement, with five houses
thereon. situated on the south side Of Ann
street, between Fifh and Seventh, oppo-
site Carpenters Field.
This Is one OF the best locations IN the
city. The houses are new and IN good re-
pair. One rs a siorehOuSe
This Is rare chan.e for an Investment
ON easy terms.
Terms-One-haif cash; balance In one,
two, and three years.
For furthe' particulars inqaire of
q. Z. ELLIOTT x 90, AucHoneers.
seI2 dtd
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Frost and Snow at Will
s9tqa .iar naington, N. g. ..',t .'sa5s +
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BIBLE HISTORY,
FOR SALE

KHOEt aALE-SUBuRBAN PROPERTY
4 "A handsome piece OF land contain.
ing a Iracl ION over four acres on the
IA tnceton State Road, about three miles
from the city, can be bought at bargain
II applled Tor soona as the owner is n non.
resluent and wishes to sell. There Is al
snall mousse OF four rooms on the land.
also Timber and running water
This pace would make n handsome sfte
Tor suburban residence.
For further particulars apply 10
MoS tifsBY A. .SCHUBERT,
L.--.M - i.
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3 AUGUSTA, Ga, September Is. =
The caterpillar is playing havoc with
cotton in this section.
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Seven Tobacco Warehouses
W. Burned. ...-.., ......z
Tne Caterpillar Playing
.41o Havoc with Cotton
gsit in Georgia.

q - -. 5aa ,a5@sllos..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

A FRIENDLY HoRsE.-A few days since, as
we were leaving our residence our usual
morning visit to the office, a sorrel horse
belonging to us galloped up and caught our
arm, and m ,de an attempt to pull in the
direction he wished to go He then left, and
went off in quick gait towards a pasture on
farm about quarter oft mile distant from
our residence. In few minutes he approach
ed us again, making an unusual noise, and
seemed by his action to desire to follow
him. This we did, and when we reached the
pasture we observed the mate of the horse
entangled in a bridge which had broken
through with him. After we had extracted
his companion from this dangerous position,
the horse which had given notice of his
companions danger, came up and rubbed his
head against us, showing great signs of salts
faction. - Christian AdUocate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

COULDN'T Fool HM.-There is a nice old
farmer who never had paper in his house
till he was fifty years of age. His father left
him two hundred acres of choice land, which
he worked as we'll as he knew how, and made
comfortable living. One spring the post
master told him if he would subscribe for a
good agricultural paper, read it carefully
and work according to instructions he would
warrant him to clear a thousand dollars that
year. On these conditions he paid for the
paper, read it, worked faithfully, and at the
end of the year he figured up carefully and
found he had cleared nine hundred and sixty
dollars. He sued the rascally postmaster for
the other forty. but by some dodge of the
law the villain cheated him out of it. Every
since then the old gent has been down on
postmasters and newspapers.-Rurdl Ne0
Yorker.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
RPdtinlp.

Rosebud lay in her trundle- bed.
With her hands folded above her head;
And fixing her innocent eyes on me
While thoughtful shadow came over their eIee
4" Mamma" she said, = when 90 10 sleep,
pray TO the Father my soul T. keep;
And He comes and carries il far away
To the beautiful home where Ills angels stay,
1 gather red roses, and lilies so white,
1 sing with the angels through all the long night
And when, in the morning, wake from nv sleep.
He gives back the soul + gave Him keep,
And only remember, like beautiful dreams.
The garIands of lilies and wonderful streams"
Little Corporal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY the
advent of the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine
in the market about one year ago, the manu-
facturers have sold about Fifteen Thousand
and such unprecedented testimonials of their
intrinsic worth has prompted them to enlarge
the machine and otherwise improve it that
now the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine stands
without a rival. Mr.. Wilson deserves great
credit for assuming the responsibility in put
Lock Stitch Shuttle Sewing Machine in the
market at such very low price, in direct
competition with all the first-cass and high
priced machines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

forty per cent Of bamboo material. Another
variety of stong paper is obtained from the
bark of the mulberry tree, and is used in the
breeding and culture of silkworms. The
same material made from thinner pulp is en-
ployed in the manufacture of umbrellas, fans
and fire screens. Bark paper, which is to be
painted, is first passed through a solution of
alum water to destroy the fine flaments which
are commonly found on the upper side of the
sheet as it lies in the silk tissue frame-the
lower side in contact with the tissue being
much more smooth. For many uses, when
only one color is required, the material is
added to the pulp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

A NATIVE HEIFEK.-William Templeton of
East Montpelier, has dark red, medium
sized Native heifer, which dropped her first
calf in May last, at twenty-three months of
age, from the milk of which, after the calf
was taken away, and before going to grass,
Mrs. I. made one pound of butter to the milk
ing, or two pounds per day. The heifer has
done well through the season. Mr.. Temple
ton has practiced the system of in-and-in
breeding, raising most of his stock for some
twenty-five years. He raised the largest and
most promising of his calves and those that
come from his best cows, and feeds well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

MANURE FOR PoTAToEs.-I will give you
receipt for raising potatoes, that Is worth the
price of your paper, for one year to any far
mer that is short of manure. 1t is as good
the best superphosphate of lime, and it
will not cost half as much. | have tried it
two years, and l am satisfied it is good CD
dry land Take one cask of lime and slack it
with water, and then stir in one bushel OF
fine salt, and then mix in loan, enough so
that it will not become mortar; it will make
about five barrels. Put in half pint in
hill, at planting. J. W. Titus, IN Plougt-
man.