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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-04
SEALED PROPOSALS

MILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
~ fee Of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbus
Ohio, until T-t ,1l.u4 SD - tlisTTT5'F Y
Monday, July 9Th, 1885,
at a o'clock P. M. for furnishing materials and
doing the following work: % = = =
For building double row flag crossing across
Third street on the north side of North street -
, For grading and paving on the south side of
The bids will be opened by the committee of the
Ward IN which the Improvement is to be made
me committee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids at their discretion. - :
% .s1l-l'99 $3.50 b. F.. BOWEN =
.gi =. Asst City Civil Engineer. Z
street. up stairs. 20 .Jr-.I 67if ElE aiyI-itd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-04

Appended to this letter is the certifi-
cate of John Randolph, the negro un:
dertaker referred to, who asserts the en-
tire correctness of Major Hughes state
ment. -ll- sa 1855 @.f .. -l.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
Egyptian Corn.

Several months sincc We informed ous
readers Of the prolific qualities Of the
Egyptian Corn. II supasscs all antic'-
pntions, and Is inst the article needed in
This country To think that AN acre OF
land can yield 1850 bushels Of good cora,
and particularly when two crops can be
geahssgi ina ycay, seenp to b. 70 Gang
xesaa1 ~ It fseqaists ~ may in.
dor-eInents Of the Pres in general and
the best and mos, reliable men Of Viz
ginin to give il full belief
We have received some Of the corn
from Mr.. Lindsey. The sample is n
t<sssifu. one - Tmss, NaseAiArAes,
Mss, Dec. q 1867.
May IS, '6s nil-3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

= We iircet special attensien TO ,ls nd
ycrsisement Of Mr. Lindsey's Egyptian
Corn, MIR Lindsey refers tho farmers
of this section Of the state 10 Judge J
". Stevens, Of this place. We lopc
that our turner's will send for few
hundred packages, aud give il, rial
We arc opposed to risking money on
Yankee tricks, but in this Instance We
b.ye every reason to believe thst the
Egyptian Corn is just what II is repre-
senlsd to he BY Mr.. Lindsey - Onion
Rieuxi, Miss, Feb -, 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

In another column appears the ad,cr-
tissment of the Egyptian Corn J. Is
something new FOR this section, and Is
wortbJ Of attention. MIR Price, Of our
Office, is personally acquainted with Mr.
Lindsey, tie proprietor, and will voueh
for the statements made. Iic has seen
the corn grow, and thinks it would prove
q success in Western Missouri Try IL
Clinton No Adreeafe, Nor, 20, 1866
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HALL, TEXAS.
EDITORS:
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re Il N ST. Specie J


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The DESTROYS Of sui"
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other objects of interest bsd politics
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

TWO A,Lxs Axp A HAiv

TWO NlLgs AxD A HALv
Southwest OF Marshall.
ff'fIR underuigasd would inform BY
/ friends md ths public. that b.
Seam H1w NH h kox In ssecsssfal
Operations, and 10 y prepared 70 furnish
any amosns Of lsmLer, II the very hsas
quality and a. low ~ can h parchasrd
Il any Mil in the eoantsy. Hills will
~ )lFsirs As wild 4a~ers'
bsssssine bosiASa6, and win AXE II e.
change, u ths nasket price, corn, fo1'
der. kidss, oats, chickens, srss, batter,
or almost any shtag.
Here IL chanSs 10 bay lumber ~hesp,
on easy tsrne, and warranted to Se 81
the bts, quality -
Auril 4, Gs n1$-0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

IL tAs SAsvi6 a. any Constable ~ said
County, Creating
vIYIIEREAS, In our District Court Of
w saM county, on mo l2th day Of
Nag, 1868, Robert W., Lo1ghsry, WHO
rssIdss in the County OF Harrison and
Sss14 n Tesas, insiitytsJ sait against
W iSlxtn b aingletuh aud 1eohidAs San
ts<1sps, lat4 paJsas1 II tr1os, doing bssi-
ness in the city Of Marshall as Aac-
tionssr, undsr the Gtaa, saDs, and sty 10
OF Siagleton i SANDER. snd changing
that on tho Goth day of February, 1857,
he delivered large amount 81 gsods,
wares, snd merchandise ~ mid Single
ton 4 SAsdsrs Of the value Of eighteen
huudrsd and thirty d0lhrs and thirty
ono cents, which was to be by them
cold at auction for said plaintiff, and
said defendants promised 10 account to
piainsf A,s tho proceeds Of said sale,
but 10 do 70 have wholly failed and re-
fused, and s6lavia hssine kAsn made
thst the residense Of Wn. Il. Singleton,
one Of the defendants is unknown to
plaintiff,
These are therefore, to command YOU
10 summons the said VIM. Il. Singleton
by tho publication Of this citation in thu
Texas Isspubacas, Newspaper publish
ed in he ely u Msnhall. for four
weeks in snccesaioD, that he shall ',r
and appear before thc District Cour. Of
Hssrssou county, 1t tho Courthouse in
the City Of Msrseaii on the lob Mon
~ ~ - = ashday IN 1sbs1e.y,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
CITATION
IN W FTTATTON
No t2T
r. w. L.ughrt ssw \ sisslc,on
TIE STATE or TENhr
COUNTY or HARRISON,
10 the SAerit or any Constable Q fsaid
~ w. County, Greeting

10 the SAerit or any Constable ofsaid
County Cveefiag
NyHERRAs, Oath has this day been
w made before mo by \ II Wilson
attorney for plaintiff that W u Single
ton, one Of the firm Of Singleton A San
d.rs, Auctioaeers. is absent from tho
State 81 that tho ordinary process Of
law cnpf ct be served upon him you
are hereby commanded that YOU, by
making publication Of this writ in some
newspaper, printed in Harrison county,
for three successive Seeks before the
return day hereof, summons the said
W H. Singleton TO be and appear he
fore me, ut my Office in the town of
Marshall, in said county, on the 9th Of
jana lSes, q 70 o eiok a. ~, " ans
Ner The complaint Of \. " Loughery
in the sum OF sixty nine dollars, due by
account, to.wit Singleton 4 Sanders,
debtor, to cards. bills, subscription, ad.
vsrtising auction sals, &c., IN tho 1ssas
Republican and JEFFERSON Times III the
yssr 1861 ~ o. u
Herein asil mt, and due return make
VI this ,writa ths law directs
Given under my hand, at Marshall,
this the ! lth day OF May. 1868.
JOE W, SLATER. J.P
Issucd May llth, ls6s,
JOE " SLATER, J. r.
Nay H. 'Ss ts8.i nAi-a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Geldea lss xneaxinnsnt Ia. u,
80. I. q. O r, meets 1t their Hal
- AustlA street IN The ut and
- 3rd Thursday nights IN each
month. Brothefs II good standing ars
1avjtsdAe asAsad A0
J, r. CHAMBERS, G, =.
A. FiAxxs,. 81 %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Ex-Governor Vance, Of North
osvoiixS, Myr me ckfPst-bi party
~ hka ksdbsR. THY work 10
tke DARK aud directly tho light is
introduced, they scampcr % 70 their
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

He's. jobs Porsythe, Of tho Mo-
bile Register, writes from Washing
ton that he has reason TO believe
that i is the judgment Of Chief jus
sice Chase that condemnation Of the
Prsai1sst will ruin the Radical
party. 4' WV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
New Advertisements.
Fs==-==- -
CITATION

- W ''"sk"''y ~ W T. singleton.
THE sTAsk or TxxAs.l
COUNTY d HAklIsoN.
=" The Sheriff or any Constable Of sssa
49,. tonay Greeting
WHEREAS, Oatl, has this day been
w Issds before me by n. II Wilson,
attorney for plaintiff, that ". u. Single
ton Is absent from this State so that the
.m&nxy pocSepf ms Nnpt te served
upon him you are hereby commanded
that YOU, by making publication OF this
writ in some newspaper printed in liar
tisoa county. car three pnceesisc weeks
before It sssAssn 1sy hereof. sunnons
the said W. y Singleton to DO ssd up.
pear before me at my once, in the town
e. A-shali - aid couuty. on the 9Th
d. r. L'd-, ss6s, Il IA s'slsek A. II
TO answc:- the eomplsist Of X. ".
l.oughcry in the sum Of twenty. li,c dol
lars due by account, to-wit W. T..
Singleton, debtor, August 10th, 1867, TO
advertising Auction and Commission
AershQptss y 4uses, tepon,h-, and
A"csc Puoh IN ee iexas ne
publican, rs
Herein fail not, snd due return make
Of this writ an the law directs
Givcn under my hand, at Marshall
this the lth day OF May, 1865
y stsE JOE NJ SCATTER, }. p.
Issued May II, 1865
- JOE W. SLATER, }. +.
Aay II, '6sNgEF 90 u a4l-3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
Inducements.

We, the undersigned, citizens oI
Washington county, Va, having es
ahmed some Egyptian Corn grown on
thin soil in this ceunty do hereby Ger
tify that some Of the s,niks produced
thirty four spikes the longest spike We
noticed measured l0l inches in length
and q inches around
This corn, likewise, grew in the form
Of a tree, and presented very healthy
appearance. -
X u. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Ravens New =. o., Va
Capt I. NJ COBiilE,
Craiv's Mills
Capt. J. c STANtls.LD,
Koistnn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

We, the undersigned, certify that tho
above gentlemen are actual residents Of
n SNa4hbRton cosst5i Va sn4e Of
~ WhsS vcraciV. i&iG ~ fe,se-
hood, fidelity and honesty mono dare
question, enjoying an eminent moral,
social, aud political position in society.
JOHN PHILIPS,
pm craigs Mills p. o., Va.
lss .yhN NJ. HAMILTON,
FIX Sheriff Of Washington Co, Va.
JERiEI. ID. LiNDER,
Acting Justice Of the Peace.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

STACY a. POLAND.
No. I, ON TIE LsvEr,
HAVE FOR SALE, on consignment
ii very large stock Of
ALABAMA .SXEEI/NGS,
OSNABUE1S,
AND COTTON YARNS.
Also hnt fst Of fohAA - smoking
"A and chewing -of the bes, approved
brands
~ 10 the Trade they are prepared To
offer Great Inducements.
January ~, 81 X''y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

The Louisville Courier Of the
9th states that Mr.. Geo. D. Prem.
t;cs Of the Louisville Journal. has
been confined 10 hi hstl for ssvetal
days, and that his illness. combined
with tho loss Of his wife, has so pro.
trated his system that his friends
bsgin 70 fear the result,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
NOTICES.

4 H. persons indobtsd TO VIM. Suedi-
n kcr are notified that his notes and
necoan.s are in my hands for collection,
aud ihcy arc requested TO call on me
and pay up, aud thereby savc costs.
Longer Indulgence will not be xircn.
iS $50, D. SHAW, Aas1sey
,.jAnsAsy 4, So = 'ns7-tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
New Advertisements.
EGYPTIAN CORN.


AuS(6v W. .wstsods ~si Rsvr fde
II VI fef4}Ai(SA, 49,. ~
u,
" subscriber oners 70 "f"e"
"'o"-""'' "'' country "e
EGN PTIAN CORN,
which. upon trial, was found To ripen,
planted escp ting Last Of July. II Il -.
tir,atesj, - u vwy FguliSe qualities,
to ~ a66A1k16 ~ acre, and
~s&he, W 49, Dto1es, o. pounds
q tk6lnohsI ThhsAGgA VA produced
y sostyuDso1G 1osqo@ lts~ Mr. Jo-s,,
tusa - Ek1pt
u neees ~ eeses cssturc from that
OF other veeSeAeA 81 IN the soath two
erops eau " raassA II one season on tho
same ksoaad q grows ia Me form Of
a tn, And thirty four ears have gown
~ - stock, I'D vt1 ssstHgc from
tvs " aheeA- ltr domestic use it Is
nnpar~istsd. When ground and pup
crly bolted, equal in color and fine,
ness to wheaton -four As IA forage crop
by sowing IN drills, or broadcast, for
early feed, there Il no kind Of corn 80
well Al&ptG y pncA eewA and none
thai WIN yicH hnlf INC vsfuc In stalk or
corn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

orposjl(os nekiss vsry ssros~ sois.,
Rebi(s1a9llows. w I
nssSs sdjoursed witAbss ',sIesd.
leg prsvieus question this nornisg.
Ispssshnset has Ailsd, Ne ~. .
pessnsat Of tho vote ill Saturday il
: eeaissaies Of tkc fact and the De-.
49, 4eNyAa. yoe(hc tFsppcuGus1
b2Mr ~ ID tsbs& evp ~
FssSoee c69veesson ~ cspsu6n, iAoV@
eates belief that the whole thing
msst be ABANDONED.
] wish 10 let you ksou hos tho
North Carolina Congo Convention
49, lAl.~asss.la y. ssa.,,.
aud gave out I" Old John Brown lea
: nouldering in the ground" two
hsvs ~ time, sud tho whole cou-
IreGadoa Gang il aitss him. Then
tho whole concern advanced to the
chair, singing and dancing and
while the dbSslNusion va being
dgnsd, I'll half Of tho citizens turn.
Cd out supposing the town was on
ars, and broke up in an orgic i'm.
possible to describe.
Among ths, 1DatglRs a Ae wea
pose1 I'D (itvf ard )he Nv
That whites and negroes shall BE
drilled together in tho militis--prob.
ably white oicered by blseks.
That whites and negroes shall be
''' Ts.. . .iaa shss,.. n ''sssabt
prenticed 10 negroes.
Ths nssl.ge. haswss4 whites AID
bh51sses~ ~ kES4 A1@>S- ?
Tho worst criminals are being par
doned out Of The psnitsutiaries, that
they may vote the radical ticket
Cor. N. Y World.
.pbnH, 1sI sssa.ed 81 ssA..-l
tor Cameron Of being = defaulter to
tho government 10 the amount Of
40, 900, puts on an extra amount Of
loyalty, sad screams Al the top Of
Ais voice against the " Coppsrhssds 2
10 call Oh attention from his crime.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

on 89W01oDi OSoo8 InUe ~
Meets ssesa ~ssk a. the Masonic
Han, y PtnA Tssc, upshur Co. Texas
81 WALKER, eachcsn,
W. IL PAyxx, c. Of Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15
NANnA6 CITATION, 14fg
~ "FiNiW ~ -4P .sf#
r4iHpfg No 5lsA 0a NJ

Il. W. Loughery 90 Singleton A Sanders.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
HARRISON COUNTY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

uuias1 Chapter 10. 10, :.
MEETS On de 1i1t Monday in c"c,
". q. WOODS. H.P.
-. w. II. na,syow, Recorder.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

CadAo Tribs h. 2.
As1HDsssIsy saEs1sy .gAt at The
Masonic Hail. 4 Jseessse, Texas
w. r, q. CAArBElL, Ssrhens
NV. J. s2bsfAkY, G. orr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Issucd May llth, ls6s,
JOE ". SLATER, J. r.
Nay u, 6s .s'l n4i-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

lilo. & r, N. Il
ovainp xagls 1ribe, ue. !.

AHTa sxssy WA..
neSdAy svsnIns, II
their wigwAm, IN
~ UAspsle Female
lastilsts nsvshers
h good standing
are invi1sd 10 attend.
". ". Hsaryin.
Sachem.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

SAnvspsn AdssnIsanssaA
zsz-z=zaaz-ss=s=ssa-4-x=
~. I.ezss 2asuel 1.as0 Iese-
saooo Ls1nDoay.
As~s. ssps I, svw $4,000.
u, A. JANUARY. i'r~sHIsea
JANIS " LUCAS, Vice rrsa
WV 7. sEI.BY, Secretary,
WI \ HE~TV<. tlcrerAi Asest
r,an loAs4
lsasss II. Lucas. lIoay Uvsss>sa~
has~sl Wille. NHh sskaSGss.
isass W Mis,l I'll. W'il',~ = Gay,
Chsx a. I'e~t. tsav~s ksiah,
l,.,Lt. h A.-.l.. " J.. iissssAaap
Jalss Wallis. Chas ". NsCssd,
Hse v kahin..,x, D A. Jsesssy
u X. EnsA hp~sss. Wa ]. lAuN,
.lah~ y. ri~~s<en. y. ksetes, IT,,
Nan n. Rsuyss, jacob Tu0o.
ilo~ Jobs haxsa
MCMAHON 4 OTlH, (1sessAl Aesab,
M ~ Medissss u. p.esko Bloch.
Me@phiA Tssssssse
Nr6trni krs..~.ss J whit.
ND W. r ivwi~, n y
OMcc in Tn,ly's n~ilas~s. ~ Ailan
II opposite Nes.ss walsh 4 RoissAss
Suks,srosr, la
T1ltbS W. A1NvTr, Agent
pv. q. e. Catisit, Medical Exs0tsev.
Tkis Ccapany isssss paiiciss % livss
es all the dtaessws plans and n - hvos
able rases As any ether, wh.is u Aas ~
restrictions In regard " sitAss travel %
rssidsses, ssA IN IL psoets ~ divided
aassally anoak ~ policy holdsss II
policies s.s III issued On ne soa eus.
letting plaa.
Il 6 psoap> " the pay asst u lessss-
THIS Cempa.y renewed, aaA sHatassss
in fasss, Ils lssuraaes polisIss hsh BY
the sualhern uur,ivoes Of he 1ass war
formins an exception, IL tAh esspset,
fson iks najorisy. IL not ell Ne ksSessn
co,npamiss, which. while NE was wsz
gc.nx w, refused " receive pssatsAs,
sad As. preserve INSURANCE ~ sussA'
svu lives, bxs srs nov solisisiag sossA.
srn ssppost The 70. 1outa Mueual
never, dxsiag ~ whole psngssss u ~
lals civil var, refused " sscelvs NJ ps~.
~lass on policies ftc~ Iss sostAsrn
policy heldsr
References - Col n ". JoAsaoa
President of uams iassrnses CsApssy
Msssrs. Walsh 1 HIS .sas, ID, U. G.
C~slslA l. 4. Garter, J. &. Ets>ssv, Dsv
l.. Tally, Jassss " Howard, Dssry IL
~. ss.i Dr. Josspa Wilder. Rev X \
Iv.ts~,., y. D. Capt Y. = I.sAvssvosth
Dr. d ". Aud.rsc~, and Col " X
khivsru, Shreveport, IL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

J. X. CsAxssns, G. Of X.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21

third spirits, and putting a teaspoon
fnl az finely powdered allspice In
every quart of the cordial, IL Is at
once fit for use. THIS wine ana cor
disI are very valuable medicines IN
the treatment of weakness OF stomach
and bowels, and are especially valu-
able in the Summer complaints OF
children.
ANOTHER RECEIPT FOR MAKING
BLACKBERRY WINE.-The following
recipe for making blackberry wine IS
given by the Richmond American.
Measure your berries and bruise them,
to every gallon adding 4 quart of boil
ing water. Let the mixture stand
tw~enty-four hours, stirring occasion
ally. then strain off the liquor into a
cask, to every gallon add two pounds
of sugar; cork tight and let it stand
till the following October, and you
have wine ready for use without fur,
Their boiling OF straining, that Will
make your lips smack as they never
smacked before under such influences
BLACKBERRY JAM. Gather the
fruit 10 dry weather; allow halI a
pound of good brown sugar to every
bound Of ffuit; boil the whole gently
together for an hour, or until the
blsckberries are soft, stirring and
MASKING them WELL. Preserve it like
anv other jam, and it will be found
very useful in families, particularly
for chiIdren-regulating their bowels
and enabling you to dispense with
cathartics. 1t may be spread on
bread, or on buildings instead Of but
ter, and even when the blackberries
are bought, it is cheaper than butter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21

The steamer Glasgow ia bigb and
dry at Glass House. 1t will reo,,;ro
four feet Of water to float her aGS4uiis
sST. LoUIs.-The Democrat Of So+rr
day says:
Weather hot rs usual. and no s;ons
Of rain or northern breezes. The rivcr
has swelled a few inches during lie
thirty hours past, being the rise from
the Missouri. This IS only d tempor-
airy check TO the decline which will
go on until low water, no doubt.
prevails to Cairo. Nine feet water
now to Cairo. The Pauline Car
roll rubbed going down. The
Upper Mississippi is declining, but
here is an item of improvement
from the St. Paul Press, Of Wednes-
day: ''The,government steamer g. j.
Caffray, which started on Monday
evening with Longs scraper, has done
quick work. kilograms were last
evening sent to the large side-Wheel
steamers to come directly through to
this port. there being three and-a-
half feet of water on the bars"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21
Blackberry Recipes.

As we are now in the midst OF the
blackberry season, we subjoin a few
recipes for different preparations of
that common, but excellent and
healthful fruit, which may be accept
able to our fair readers:
BLACKBERRY CoRDIAL.-The fol-
lowing is said to be not only an excel
lent beverage, but a cure for diarrhea,
sc. To half a bushel of blackberries,
we'll mashed, add one-half pound of
allspiee, two ounces Of cinnamon,
three ounces of cloves. Pulverize
well, mix and boil slowly till properly
done. Then strain or squeeze the
Juice through the homespun or fan
mel, and add to each pint of the Juice
one pound of loaf sugar. Boil again
for some time, take it of, and while
cooling add half a gallon of the best
cognac brandy. Dose for an adult.
half a gill to q gill; for a child, half
a ~teaspoonfull, or more, according to
age.
BLACKBERRY WINE.-Gather when
ripe, on 4 dry day. Put into a vessel
with the head out, and a tap fitted
near the bottom; pour on them boil
ing water 10 cover bHCI0. ulaSn tile
berries with your hands, and let them
stand covered till the pulp rises to the
top, and forms 4 crust in three or four
days. Then draw off the fluid into
another vessel, and to every gallon
add one pound of sugar mix well and
put into a eask to work for a week or
ten days. and throw off any remaining
lees, keeping the cask well filed, par
tieularly at the commencement.
When working has ceased. bung il
dowa after six or twelve months il
may be bottled.
BLACKBERRY WINE AND CORDIAL.
We add another recipe which has
been extensively published, and j;
highly commended. 1t is as follows
To make a wine equal in value t,
port, take ripe blackberries or dew
berries and press them; let the juie
stand thirty-six hours to ferment
skim off whatever rises to the toy
then to every gallon of the juice ad
a quart of water and three pounds
sugar, (brown sugar will do); let thi
stand in open vessels for twenty-fou
hours. skim and strain it, then barr,
il until March, when it should be cars
fully raeked off and bottled. Black
berry cordial is made by adding OF
mound Of white sugar to three pound
of ripe blackberries, allowing them
stand twelve hours; then pressing OF
the juice, straining it, adding on
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21

NYHE SURSCHETBER CONTINUES
E the Lumber Business at his old stand
at The corner of Main aud Seventh Streets.
and would respectfully Inform the public
that his stock Is large N second to none
in the a-ssortments, embracing Pine OF al
thicknesSes and quality, from the MICS.
Third Common Saginaw Board up =
Three-Inch First Clear Plank.
Also, o DOORS OF various Thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window SASH Pine and Poplar Shingles
= and 4-feet Lath, Moulcings, Castings
Quarter-Round, &C, DC.
Orders from the country. river or r8i3
filled promptly.
Se2I d3m JOHN r. GLOVER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21

Among the first boats due here are
the Charmer, to st. Louis; Sham
rock, from st. Louis; Indiana, from
New Orleans; Armada, from Cairo;
Sam. j. Hale, for Memphis; G.. A.
Thompson, for NewOrleans; Taras-
con, from louisville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-21
Arrivals and Deparfurea.

The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Mollie
Norton, Henderson to return; Morn
ing Star, Henderson to Louisville
Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
vile; Havana, from Cincinnati.