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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

patrid RoonsS Elm eutlaRener @oleat
son Sort Mtererou1bie, purbe an, Dienfas
absnb bur@ polistt Mcrean i'm 3uRanbe in-
tcniIpsr Bstrunfenbeit uno ialafeno sefunpen.
Seine BSrle, bic, ME er ant Mittuo9 Morsen
euf ser poliaei.Gourt aasiaete, $50 sntbielt
lag neben Jpn, aber ausseleert. 81 bate einen
freiea Gabrpab fit ct. eouis ans Nitter 3ow-
arb lieb Jpn oprtbin abaieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Der IS anberer.

Der yantte bat eissntli@ gar teine Reli=
sion uab fetn anheres @etuiGen, ais @elb ;u
n'a&sn nno bas unsere@tede Mittel ni@t ~
f@susn, bisies aa erlansen, unb ftlblf bic St.
isse ni@s su i9tu.n, penn ieineS &laabeit bin
rei@t bic Sufi3 ;u betriisen. Das fslsenbe ii
nur Elm 8siipiel inter ben ta3li& porfummen'
ben
Das BON Der @tabt ct. paul erbaute Miu~
nebaba @prisenbaus, unmeit tes Merds'ts
9ctsls, febt auf ben, @runbeisentbum pom Mr.
Sbam. Sn ter 9eaie. afte, trelde am 13ten
September 1868 ausselaufen, suer ssin prouiio
eiueeidaltet norm bic @tabt l@ nortebalt bas
Sprisenbaus cber bs0tn Material weenebu,en
~ barfen, unb treBeem baB bic Stabt ben
@runopa&t bic auf ben 5eQer tets be3ablt bat
rertct Mr. Sbatp Der @taet ibr Gisentbuu,,
rsip. bas Sprisenbaus, auf irsenb sine @eiie
tpessunebmeu. Gielts fam an. Dienlas i'm
Stabtratbe our gerbanelune unt ba bic Inse-
bute fir ben 8au zines neuen Spribenbaules
fir bic erie @arb auf 8enuBuu9 oes Mas
terials hes alien beruben, 10 ma1tn neue Nm
eebote ausseiGriebeu iperben. Die Yldne unb
Speeiftationen bes @ebauoes liesen in Der OF.
flee bes Staet.G lerts CUR gtai9t often unb bic
Mnssbote aufs @enis1furbernee, neritbtn nit
eur9 ben Stabtanpalt eenebmisten Bcnps,
ma1tn bisD ienRas, 12l1br III ber Glerts Office
sinsebra9t fem. AIb. Sanien beantrasts, ba6
bic MlbetmGnner Der britten @arb einen Bau.
plab fir eiu neues SpriBenbaus III bic er @arb
ausiu@en unb lber ts1sn Sage unb Vreis in
ser na9fen Sisuns beriaten ioaen. @u@ isu
ber 0inansausi@ub bes Stabtratbes tann iiber
bic Sbunli@feit s~ei @~prisenbauier gu bausn,
pas bic @elbmittel betriHt, beridten.
gu fsat beea@t, bat Manden in eruS ssio
sebraGt. 5atten bic Stabtpater bas Nlinns<
baba Spribsnbaus tressebradt ebe bic ~eeaie"
ausseloufen sar, IL batte @baw e5 ni9t ais
iein Gisentbum teanIpruGen f0nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

- Oesrbalb ber oberen 2aabuns baut bic
Nilwautse rnb ct. gaul Babu einen Rai&i-
nenibop unb engine 5aus, AZ bei IA srpE
wel&es 3 0eleie fit Scion stisen entbalt une
slsi13eitis nit Der neuen Giienbabnbrudt i'm
Septemter fertie ftin pirb. Nebsn bielsm St.
baube wiro Gin aus einen, 76 @AQenen per Mi-
mute lisfernpen aabea AueQe pur@ cine @aler.
l~situnssmaidine esfpsiiter @aGsrbebalter Ct.
ri9tet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Seine @@afe.- Nr. pande pom @bat=
cpse, Gin 0iebbanb!er, Ianete BON MiNuurt am
Miittwo@ Np.sen nit eiuem Irift pom 1880
feinen fetten S@afen at. Dapun ianpte Ct
48O ua@ 5bafopee unb bic lbrieen 8OO
ilnp fir ben ct. paul Marft, gum @@la9ten
uno Der &et w,rp IN Garmsr sertauft bic
S1afe 3ieben mcQen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

-@sr nod Bauplase taufen MID, tbue bies,
sbe fe 3u tbsuer msresn. Dem Sol. @baw
iinp fir 50 SUP Gront an Der gde ron Sadlpn
unb 3. (Mer9ants 6otel Gde) bic 100 SUP tief
esben, $500 pet SUP Grpnt, uoer $4,000 int
@anaea eeboten woresn. Diss asist, nie
i@nel ct. vaul Gieentbum int @ertbe neist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

EaS Muf ben Nrtitel: nueber bic u H.
i6neeber Or9anismen unb bteur-
eef9i&tebe Der Menl@en" auf Der 4tsn
@eite bes BlatteS ma@en mir unitre Sci tr auf>
merriam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Oeffentli&e Ginlabuns! aur grSb'
ten unb ppQiGnbiefen &eitauration Die Son
5&illeru. g mibt ~. 242,3 3. Str. Non
lest m werpen III ieuer@ tunoe DE Muiter1,
Weauael, borelen. Gleilt}prten aler Mrt 9Ste,
tura Mlats, was Der Marft an Delifate1en b'etet
lerpirt. Die feinlten Weine urb Iiaue1re c1e-
t.t unjere Bar; Gri9te. &eufett nne eone1tc1
rei,paarsn in better Mustpabl. DieAaf~artun8
~ ieper ;3eit bic bette. a'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

-@as cine rQabY", unb aauaentli@ clue
u2aby" pom st. paul IL, bas wurpe ter fau'
xenben @elt gum erfenmale an, Rittwo@
Norsen bur@ ben nwionter" tunp unb III ~if-
fen sstban. Der giapeer f@reibt ndmli@ pSrt>
LID: Giinf Der 9abiss BON ct. paul be3ablten
seiern Rorsen bur@ &i@ter 9owaro bie@uut>
me Don $685. 50 in bic @tabta0e. .a9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
DfficieIIe 9tabts3eitune.
Qpcal : Meutgfeiten.
(DffteteII.)

Die ssifli&ex ~1ebunsea (yriefer . Grer-
eitien) fir bic @einli@feit bieier DiSeele
abeesalten in bsr Msibens bee poaw. 6rn.
Bii9uf's besinnt am Abene ses 4. Mue.
1869.
SIM Suffrage bes 9ud,n'f fen 9errn 8ii&ofs,
Spbu SreIanb CIT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

2ei&e sefuaben. - Dis2ei9e bss BOT
leBte @o@e i'm Glune eeoenlber Der Stabt tr-
trunteaen Sunsen Gbas. @arraban purbe an,
Gienfas uneefabr cine 'Msile unterbalb
Mewport, 3pil9eu bier unb 9a0ines i9pim-
n,enb eefunben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

DaS fociale lebeI. Die ibelberiiG.
tistsr Gulturaatten bes iscialen uebels purbeu
bieie ISOLDE .uteoer IN, ben @eiamm,tpreis spn
1921. SO in ~@tra{en unb 11nfufen" fir cine
semi6e Grif tsnee1ionirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

- Gabrbiaets fir bic &eiie per gilenbabn
son bier mad Can Granciscp, Californian, TO-
fen in ber @eneral. Gidetpffce ven ct. Yaul
Gin Yrince's Blpd) $17f.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

- @rpbes 0otal- unb Snarumental. Concert
in, Atbendun, an, Muntas 'Mbenb, 2. Musuf.
Die SABINE ber @eiansieltipn tpirb bebitirt uus
Der neue gurbane Jun, eraenmale in ST.
nubune tpmn1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

8linb Gpm. Der blinbe Yianif unb
Muilfer 1um 1T auf ieiuem @ese mad 81.
paul unb qibt Concerto.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

Summit Senne 1T auii&en ct. Yetr
nnt @atafbap @tra6e aufsefaat .uursen, unb
nun Ron btr Wabaib ban Graft aus errei9bar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31


Spnnenfin RerniB i'm Mngu1.-
Die am na@fsn Samfase, Z. ausuR tintre,
tenbe Sonnenfnaernib bat fur 81. g'aul anna
berne felsenoe 3eitserbalmiTe:
gnf. Der SUnuenfaaernib 3 Il. 80 ". Na9m.
Mitte 4"4O"
Gnte 5"4t"
Dauer 2 Gtunben 2 Minuieu.
Die erSBte gertunfeluns: it 96SIt000 Der
Sunuenldeibe. 70 taD nur nod Elm Ginunoerei.
bisael (fl31) Tdtbar tleitt tueldss in @saalt
elmer laneen, l9malen MoneIdel erldeint une
III hem breieFen Ibsile MUIR sin Ireibispsl
Qy3O) bes SUnnenbur9me7ers il.
guf einem Streifen 2anbss BON ca. 1l3Mlei~
len brett miro bic Sonne auf4-3 Minuten
total perfnfest. Des Moints in 9opa, no bic
Resieruns Der Ser. 6taaten ibr Sbierpations>
Corps f~atienirt bat liest in Der Miteuinis bic
fes &rbeurtels.
Die @onnenfnRernib tirs ais tbeilweile
Ginfernib TIM ean3en @tbiete ttr Union, ais
tstale aber nur auf ber BON BEN M1ronpn,en
bsrsits sSais feasefsaten Babn f@:tar fem.
lie 8abn, eissntli& Elm unri@tissr stussrud,
il in Der @eiie ~ serieben, sab bieies Vbano-
men f& 10 praientirt, wie bic llmerebuns Der
Grbe oorwarts f@reitet, BON pel&er ALIEN ietne
seri&isosnen Ybaieu fir uniere Bei&auuns ab'
banSsn.
Bleiben mir aber, Der Bequemlidteit balbsr.
bel ben, lbli&en Musbrude. lie Brsite be,
Babn, in pel&er BIT Giniternib als totaIe 81
{tben fein tuirb, betr6st l42 Meilen unb bielt
Babn uber @treifen ielbf nimmt ieinen Nnfanl
fir ben uefli&en Continent an benQueQen bes
MIt &iper, int 80. Grade wenli9er 2inss, Dor
ba eebt bic 8epeeune bur@ bic flbpe1li6e@d,
bes @taates Minntiota unb bann in biasonale,
&i9tune tur@ Soma, dberldreitet lei Burlins'
ton, Soma, ben @iifiFppi palIrt nSreli& Dor
Spriusf:b ben Staat SQinois uno In Der Nd.
be sun esuispiQe fest le iiber ben Otio, tenbe
f9 mad benz iaptuefliden Tbeile BON @eluir'
sinien unb eilt bur@ 9orb. Carolina tem Meer,
81, UNI bort, nSrtIid pom Beaufort, ibr Gnbe II
fnten. Sn WalbinetOn tritt bic DerfnRerun,
Der @onueni9eite I'M, flint rbr swei Miuutet
@benos Gin unb brit UNI 9 ubr So Miuuter
auf. t-# .|HUs'.iT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Neters Neutrality-suspicious.

0as Rraniens 6 ON mittee bes ct. geters tntsrRasaress
Wtrein spm /. Mpntae in, Ausuf bic gum 1. Muntao i'm
Sest. beRebt aus ~fpleenben 9erren:
Obern Dtfritft sos. @ieien. Ct. geter nne 10.
ctr. 4. gDarb, Sos. Saufen, ct. getsr Str. bet &tInn.e
lnteren Oiartft: Il. Bprer, Z. ctr. 5. 90arb
Grpee.ie Strre; Srhn Wasim. swiiden I. une Ste Wart.
Sranf 8 solid, Sefr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

@er1u@ttr @elbfmorr.-Spnatba
Going, it,, Der in Der wefli@.pisrtsm @trabe,
80 1872, brei Ibi,en sberbalb &brif gbur&,
Elm pripates Rofbaus balt, unb bel her Girma
&iebl u. &c., biz le leste @o&e bas @elaaf,
aufsab, als 8u&fabrer f~uneirte, felt einiser
3sit tSrpsrli9 leibenb nit l1npsrpauli9teft, Nnb,
ma, @i&t anb aQsems elmer RS;rrsri4pa9e, mar
IeBte Wc@e aud seiits teluuoers ansesri6en,
unb erflarte am Montae Nursen su einem
Jreunpe, nit bsr. er i'm @alopn eiuen5 dnapps
tranf, bab er lsbeasmabe iei, uns f9 ben SOD
~ini@e. :3wii&en 8 une 9 llbr befano Ct ii9
i'm beiasten 9aufe in leinera @@lafsimmsr unb
tpabreno untsn ieins 6rau cine Dcis Mr;nei fir
Jpn sure9t ma@tt, bSrte lie ben 9naQ eintr pi-
fult, siue binauf unb fanb ibrsn Mann auf
benz Boeen i'm 8lute Iieoen une fat tpot. Cine
feline 8neel aus elmer Sierlauf9eu Viiels, bic
ibm aurS site las,brans unter Der re9tenS 9lafe
binsin bis auf ZEN linfen 8adentnp9en tur9
unb blieb bort int Musfelfsil&e iiyen, tpeil bic
@emalt Der 9usel an benz reater Badenfnc9en
ssbro&sn purbe. Da bas Gntftrnsn Der ausel
fir ben Yatienten lebeussefabrli@er IL, ais fe
bort III bebalten, tuurbe ron ben Ner3hnM urpby
unb @barton, bic Jpn NIT Der teten MusI9t
auf Grfols unter 8ebansluns baben, lssteres
bsl@ledtn. @abreno Ct srobe Samer,en gu
leiben bat, 1T feline Grau iebt BON benz @@rsd.
en-, unb Mufupferuns in ieiner 0erp1esune 1tlbR
i9wer erfrantt unb bas Glenb int 5au(e 1T I'M.
bel@reibli9.
.,Subse @sine", tpie sr felt 8 Sabrsn bsibt,
no It sinmal ais Suese of yrobate in @uobbue
Counts funsirte, 1T IS SABRE alt unb mar petu-
Mir ni9t i&le@t beleQt unb eeneB eiuen suten
STUFF; auber tab feline Mutter int Narrenbaule
au Golumbus, Obio, ee1urben unb IT etpa. Don
ibr cine Mnlase CUR 0eiiesserwurenbsit erbts,
~sl&e iein 3Urper3uRanb CUR @eltuns bra@te,
unb auBer ieiner Gntla6uns ais Bu@flbrer
wirb uidta sur Gntrdtbiluns tes 5eltRmcre~
serlu@s ansessben. Die Grau BON Or. 9eitb
BON Minueapulis 1T feline S9wsler.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

(neben Der Marta>@ inamelfabrtsfirAe)
sur aDatl Der geauten, uamlid: Elm YrdRtent. Elm Setre.
tdr, en edas,neiaer unb nah ,uef D~irstturen. fir has
fummeabe 5istaliabr, ~btsinnenb nit TEN ~beiasten Datum
unb ,nr elei8,ettisen 4tbaItune Der jdbrli&en General
gerfamn,lune, rsiYsttise CUR GrleSisuus alter bamit ser'
bunesnen @efaafe, ssn;l6 Arhtel s unb s ter Snsrrppres
~tirnsatte.
Artisn@ Snbabe. I'm etaate fnb adtunssssaa eriudt.
saspa Nptij su nebinea. Pm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Neue Mn3ei9en.
Gefdbdftsreiitnber ptrlan8t.

N. 6errsn Ztsmas Wsultsx \. 60. Gteentbauer Der
ermtait Nurferp III st. AntbenS. Ninn.. an bic ma1 70
rtrfSnli& Oser f&rift!i& penben mag, fuasn stnen Deut'
reikn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

Upper Missouri. The new steamer VIA DO
com pieieo Tor che Fell bualucaa af tnn
Upper Mishourl, any. ninety dnga from data
~ contract, put fMe huii itself aH fuFE#HN WH
days. 10 VIII be good Dmo-hull Ia9 feel
long, beam 9j feet hold buikhendof. CIV.
ing her ten water. tiN1f cumUnfInHa
The machinery IN eMeeNnntE egfluuaFH Dol
inches diameter. nwn feet ntFuMe. Wmn MnnE
completes and reads % feeeiVe freight
Will probably draw not over lGlnchca Tho
boat Is for MeaslF. Du Zee q Frck. mere
chants 0f Leawen worth. ManaaH. wnoaaFHr
on an extensive mUuuttiu business capt.
Frank DoziHf VII command fne new GunE
and uperiuteuo her construct ous
That ives a Imaginable amHif down ~ tno
Alinoia Lending vest trNnys IuHnuM
white fellow elandesHuelY entered tno
rooms 81 tho coIdred cabin crew of fho
Belle % Pike end nrraysd himsclf ln tuil
SUIT 81 0hrhey's clothing. Ihe ifioN WnN
discovered before the deurcd8tur WnH uuL
OF sight The entire BIN crow uufaunu
him. caught him. shook hlm ouL ~ utH bore
rOWed black sulfl aud let him 20, "a uiaarn-
bic imam, with nothing a wear but short
shirt He walked several squares uu Vel
wharf in this iudlcroua condition, followed
by crowds, and be- was picked ur hF 3 ule
licemsan, who borrowed "a untF uI panic flr
him and took hfm 20 the nnlnbcuae. Ihia
was Que Of the most nudHeiou9 jobs ut
stealing from steamer we nave heald ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19
CHEMISTRY in Farming.

The soil is that upon which the
farmer spends his labor; the atmos-
phere, the weather he cannot control.
No plant Will flourish and mature
uni SIS its roots are situated in a soil
containing all the mineral elements
found 10 the ash of the plant. The
soil IS the home of the plaintiffs
birth place and station, where 1t runs
through all the differeRt stages of its
development, and fran whence it re-
eeiyes it's nutrimenf.
The fertility of a soil depends upon
It's fneness Of particles, since the food
of the plant must enter it In a state of
solution. That Is, the.mineral matter
be dissolved 10 water, and the rapid
ltY OF their solution lss IN direct pro-
portion to the extent of their surface
exposed. Hence the finer the partie-
les OF earth the more aboundantly
will the plant be supplied with the
necessary elements.
The soil has the power of al sorbing
moisture from the atmosphere, and
condeusjng the same in It's pores, and
the absorption Of water vapors deter
mines its capacity Tor absorbing other
vapoTs aud gases.
The part which capillarity of the
soil plays is somewhat analogous to
that oi lamp-the soil is the lamp
and the wick. and the water is the oil
By the action Of the sun and WIND
the surface is rendered dry by evap-
GRAFTON, aud as fast as the particles Of
Water. escape in vapor, their places
are Supplied 10 eapillarity from the
stores Of moisture below. the ascend
ing water brings along with it the so
luble mineral matter of the soil, and
thus she roots Of the plants are stu
ated in a stream of their appropriate
food, aud those particles Of materials
not taken up ia the tissues Of the
plant are brought TO the surface to b,
washed down BY succeeding rains
With a deep subsol and good drain
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

Cimcimmmtf ~ st. Louin
EXPRESS LINE.

IA EAlAo0 LIN r.
g. M Composed ~ the elegant ana
Ln cDmmOdiOua steamer GH# q NHH
60 tsGUE, anna, aaH An atWa'll.
MEHsNOHNEs AmHHnAs MMm BATE
ROBIN @OMs one "a tic above boats viii
leave EwnmHville every Nafffs1HN and SUM
0nU 40 Do O'Clock AM cumueCtimm HA Hts
Louis with the Miami Tine and rAatINu
f0ckct Company steamers Tor Hll points on
The Missouri River. and with lue Northern
Line and he0katk Auckrf Company far HIl
points ON the Upper Mississippi River.
8lso with the Peoria rHd HnpirI Nuffrf
Company steamers for Illinois River. and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash a western
Railroad. Through receipts given um MII
the above lines
HUMPHREY, Patrick a Cos
mhII d8m Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19
ri En- EW :
STEAMBOAT PRINTTFq-

NO printing establishments in the Weat
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing fne Steam boat Printlng. Our nseort-
complete. Is constantly being added 10. and
our Job department Is under the personal
supervision OF one Of the best JOB printers
in the United States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Ellis LadinR, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
SC, &C. Orders left with either or the
Wharf-boats win be promptly attended 10.
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age, capillarity aids gfa7itatioD, and
the minerals brought to the surface
then have a downward distribution;
1t is easy to see, 10 a good SOIL well
titled, how capillarity thus acts, keep
ing the roots of the plant constantly
immersed In a stream OF mineral solu-
ton. that is now ascending, now de-
scending. but never at rest, and how
the food of the plant is thus made to
circulate around the organs fitted for
absorbing it.
The same causes that maintain this
perpetual supply of water aud food to
the plant, are also efhcacious in con-
stantly preparing new supplies. The
materials of the soil are constantly
undergoing chemical changes, where
by the silica, lime phosphorus,
potash, &c. become soluble in water,
and accessible to the plant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

MARK, WARREN & CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS or
q III EENB WAR E,
Glassware and China,
No. 30 NORTH first sT.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
IN AIRS.
Eruit - AIRS.
H4'r.aafG .E mrs.

IN VIEW or rHIU AHuHGH pMHEu
~ extra large fruit ef1u 90 tnn present
SEASON. we contracted im March iHF un
n q D, 4. stock 81 Ftutt IAta az hl
READY LARGELY HMTEEUNU uUH
MOST BAN6UiNI EXPECTATION va
would advise cuHfpmHN CD SEND tM
THEIR ORDERS nAhIN GLASS mHuus
weather Gay Juuel. thua cutting on tna
supply and n0unlifH jars VIII grow
scarce nH the season advances. Huh
PRICES tkNsPONDfNGLN NInHHfts
We have The following excellent braadaf
LTMAA's PATENT sELF-sElLER.
Tin cap. in one piece Rubber baud rui-
side TIE lar. 0fentig improved since lHHt
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From our own personal experience,
we can safely say that the best time
for trans planting evergreen trees Is
between the 18th Of May and the 10Th
of June; for the hardy evergreens,
the month of September or October Is
good, taking care in each case to
mulch the ground we'll and particu-
larly to see that the trees are we'll
packed and the roots kept moist and
unexposed. IF the distance of trans
portation is quite short, evergreens
may be safely transplanted as late as
the 18th of June; but if transporta-
ton is distant, it is better to place
them in the ground little earlier.
Choose a wet, moist day for digging,
and also for planting.-[ Horticultu-
rist
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There are uo unnec H4arN Faa.IIeIipuH in
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Policies may be taken which pay tl LNa
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LAW CARDS

i. EEH. "a. %. HcutHuaon
RDCKER a. RICHARDSON,
Attorney mt Law,
North SIDE IIllrd Street bot. Main n Locust.
iva tnVfEanl AHn.
Collections prom PITS attended, fu. fnrDs
ful attention given tn examination uf
titles, writing deods, ulortgfeea hc.
npl d8m
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The Gazette sayas

The Anna Laurie. recently sunk fu Kan
aWha, arrived here yesterday for repairs
bnt was unable 10 60 on the q scks here
this week. because the Kate hobinaOns
Cora y. and Lawrence Were amend ui hDf
IN turn. She therefore procendea - y au5-
son to Retstf al8hteueQ up, ana VIII 70 tltth
here 70 enter her old trade 40 thfee or four
weeks.
Tire Evansville packet, Charmer, left
last evening. with a ligi trip Of freight,
but her cabin was full CT pasle m8erh, M
Guiding several young hdies lroin Rock
port, VINO are maklng the round Trip on
her and about a dozen young ladies' re-.
SIDING below Louisville. Sln nave been
attending Oxford Female fseminary.
The Chronicle Of Thursday evening says
The Cora 5. came or the docks yester-
day ia complete repair, Sne VIII drop
down to the landing and load Tor Arkau-
re Robert H.. Lee. from New Orleans ~
Louisville, passed Cairo yesterday. Time
from New Orleans 20 Cairo, 3 days. D hotAtn
and 30 utnutes, which Is hours - ~.
miuul es b mind the Iuu of Tue
Eclipse. bobby" Will haveto ~ again.
LOUISVILLE. - The oDioieT-J.a'.' "s o.
Thursday says;
The tgwb0at Dictator, WIN lhY Dels,s
was at New Albany yetslSstI IN 49, -s',jss9,
a cargo the enornlyy ..sie,..esr,t shfDpeI ~
TIE Ian1sgiiie Cement Company, 20 81.
Louis; .,.r-pIiouqh, late pilot Of one Of
y L-,,rstlfe and Cincinnati packets mas
80 - me position 81 eiefkhulp OF tAs
Blud CITY Dr. DOCK Com pan9'
a. ranorted that Captain Smoker mas
~ LslelEd the builder claims "a The
I Bu4iifss. Zee 40 Louisville ltllO,Oyj az nity
esnts on the dollar.
- LOUIS. - The Democrat Of Thursday
SAYS
Levy rain afternoon yesterday. River
.,iisrg faet Upper Mississippi giving
frouDie about Tue rapids Alu re- =
RIVER almost unnavigaDls. Illinois laii-
- IA elilI over it, banks. NO change lu
49, ff Isrnuri. Business active on She wharf
sTbeu rain Is nos fal ing.
s1erts-n frank Dozier leaves for PA =
I t.ore TO-DAY with authority 20 contract Tor
The 7bull 81 a new steamer for the ma
chinery Of the bentons lately SUNK ia tAV
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The weather yesterday was clear and
hot, the mercury rising 10 So at noon.
There was a pleasant breeze from the
southeast. The river during the twenty
four hours ending 80 Pm. had fallen 2
inches. II Is rising slowly al Cincinnati
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CLhuENgE fl. Ola tk rresident
COOK r.. Chairman Finance ana
aeaeutlVe Commit tee.
rrfNfth Nd. COOKE Vice. President.
EmERSDN NJ RHh4i hecy amn hctuAfV.