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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

ToRAcoo SALEs.-The sales OF to-
baeco to day, will be large. Martin,
Gardner & Co., will offer about 10
hogshead. and among the lot Mr.. w i.
G. Rice, of Princeton, KY, will have
seventeen hogsheads of GAINESVILLE
shipping leaf. They will also have a
considerable portion from Galloway
and Ballard Counties. KY, and a
large amount from Green River.
Their receipts yesterday, were lib
hogsheads, which are, perhaps, the
largest receipts of any enc house IN
any of the Western markets IN one
day during this season. The tobacco
to be offered to-day is of an excellen
quality, and in fine shipping order.
and those wishing to invest theig
money safely will do we'll to attend.
Weldon Brothers & Co. will
sell about fifty hogsheads, making
about It's hogsheads that will
be offered at the Planters Ware
house to-day. The sales will COM
mence at half-past ten o'clock this
morning, and, no doubt, large mum
Der of buyers will be in attendance.
A sumptuous lunch viii be set al
II o'clock, for the accommodation Of
bidders.
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STEAMBOAT I.INEa.

TO LouIsvIL.E.E.-Every MONDAY ana
saturday 1t 10 o'cIocR An. Every Tuesdzly,
Wednesday, Th1rsdey. and Saturday al {
T itSo C5AIRo.-Daily, except Sunday, at Z
afeiock p. NJ.
70 GREEN EIVER.-Every Tuesday ana
Saturday at O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock =. II.
To EAsrPOHF. Every Monday, Wednes-
dav aud Friday at4 O'Clock p. N.
TO BE DERsOH-Daily. except Sundays,
At O'Clock Pm.
70 \ AsHvILI.s-Every Wednesday and
70 MTMP Rfs-Every Tuesday at p. NJ.
Rock port Stage (via EeNburgh anu BOOB
yilleA carrying the mail, leaves at z Z. IL
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
sud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at 7 4. II. Arrives Ties
days and Saturdays by 4 P. N.
slt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily Tex
eept sundays at "A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by p. NJ
70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily except sun,
4ay,) from the Merchants Hotel, al
O'Clock P. n.
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BEFORE JUSTICE DAvIDsoN.-Jas.
Hays was arrested for forcibly taking
Il quarter of a dollar in silver from
tAe person Of John z. Grant. 1t
seems that the real facts in the ease
would only make it an assault and
battery, but the action was not brought
on that ground. The matter was
finally compromised by each agreeing
to pay half the costs, which amounted
to s.
An affidavit was filed against Tom
O'Connor for embezzlement, and the
hearing of the case was set for Wed
nesday, May 9Th. 1t seems that som
person who had been boarding wit
0'Gonnor was not able to squar
M" when he left, and 0'COnnor ker
his trunk as security, and afterward
used the contents.
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THANKs.-We are especially in
debted to Billy Sherwood. Express
Messenger on the o. & NJ r. R, and
to George W. Hill, of the morning
train, for Cincinnati and Louisville
papers of Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Finley, the obliging repre-
sentative of Smyser & Milton, has our
thanks for late Southern papers and
other highly appreciated favors.
Messrs. Fish & Barter, the popular
book sellers and news dealers, on
Main Street, near First, have our
thanks for daily fayors.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Another big
days business was transacted by Re
corder Willard yesterday, and it is
presumed that he will live high
this week.
VIM. Braun, for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined 81 IS, which he
paid up promptly.
Samuel Wiley (colored) was
charged with being drunk and disor-
DERBY. The evidence sustained the
charge, and the Mikado charged
him 81 40. Sam. had no money, and
in default thereof was sent to the
Lookup. Tom. Royston will work
him oa the streets.
Another sinner, who shall be name
less, was also drunk and disorderly,
and was assessed by the Tycoon
in the sum of Sc %, which he re-
plevied.
Henry Koffet had fred gun off on
Sunday evening, which is contrary to
the ordinances, and for which the
"Thunderer charged him 81 go
He paid up and went on his way re-
, joicing.
Theodore Hudson, a colored cuss
who lives near the depot, gave his
wife a licking, and in due course o
, time was brought to grief by tn
} police. Theodore wanted to give hi
wife an idea of his muscular powers
and chose her body as fit subjectfo
the demonstration. The evidenc
3 was against Theodore, and tn
g " MoguI." in the mildest possibl
manner. told him he would tax hin
! s11 %. The wife-whipper had nc
E money, aad went to the lookup t
: condole with Wiley.
h Ed. Martin and Moses Levy, tw
y bows. had been guilty Of assault an
h battery on boy named Slaugh, VIII
10 tends to DIR. Morgan's stable. The
d were fined 81 50 each, but having n
), stamps, were sent to the lookup IL
~ fourteen days. Both of these boy
Of are hard onas." Young Levy WI
OF found in Preston Bros store, a fe
- nights ago. in rather suspicious cl
il. cumstances. He was arrested at Il
Sc instance of the firm, but when Gale
p on to make an affidavit, they decline
ne to prosecute. Young Levy has r
i. spectacle parents, who are deep
,er grieved at his had conduct, but
re- appears to be incorrigible.
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PERsoNALSAmcng the delegates
to participate in the celebration yes
terday, we were pleased to see A. j,
Calkins, of the Princeton Clarion
DR.. w. Campbell, of Equality, Hi.
nois; Major Jas. Loomis, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Golconda, lii
nois; Ham. Kennels and Bas. Jones
Shawneetown, Illinois; Tom. Collins
Editor of the Mout Vernon Democrat,
VIM. Nelson. Clerk of the Posey
County Court; and Captain Brannon
Chief of Police Of Greensboro.
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THE BIC HoG.-Frank Morris Is
engaged in a new business. He has
got a hog show. and was running it
Yesterday. On Saturday evening he
levied on the mammoth hog that has
been ON exhibition at 81 Main Street,
for several days past. and will sell
him IN few weeks. He also levied
on the 'hurdy- gurdy" that has been
furnishing music for the establish
ment. The porker is said to weigh
100 ponds, bat that is a matter Of
some doubt
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p% Deckerman's Condition Pow
ders, by exciting healthy secretion
from the kidneys and liver. thereby
eliminating the urea and all poison
Gus humors from the system. proves
a great purifier Of the blood. For sale
by III. j. Schl@pfer and I. &. Bird
well & Co. Evansville. ap2l.
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apr26.
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ENTERTAINED.-The members of
the Princeton Band were entertained
by the Evansville Cornet Band, at
their rooms, yesterday evening, and
they had a pleasant time together.
The Comets know how to do the
thing in the right style, and the
Princeton boys say they are jolly fell
lows.
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hOFHERsI MGTHEGsI NOTIFIED
DON'T FAIL To PBOCUR
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrul
rcnr, l.nII.DREN TEETuIEl.

This valuable preparation mas been Lsed
With sserer IatlfIlg suecess ia thousands o.
III not only relieves the child from pain
but fnvigorates the stomach and bowels
cOI reefs acldity, and gives tone and energy
To the whole ystem. ~ viii also instantly
relieve GKIPIng0 IN THE BOWELS and WIhA
collie.
We believe IL IS the best and Stlren Tsiii.
edV IN the tUoTtd In ali cases OF I}DSeytLetk
and Ot0FTEaoBu IN Children, Wheihef HLN'A-
from teething or any other cause. ....,
Full directions Tor using VIII accom- l''.N'
each bottle. ... -,,r,45r ,otgH
re sure and call for I" ~ KS. W ~ - - " =
fe OF - CURTIS * PERKIns on ~ t ~
vvrapDer. AN Others are base AmlbaAAohA.
fe24 dAWgm
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BALL.-A grand bali was given at
Mozart Hall last night by Philip
Hit, and large number of fair ladies
and gallant gentlemen tripped the
light fantastic until the small hours
Of this morning.
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POLES UP.-Mr. Hyer, long con-
nected with the &. & w Telegraph
Company, was engaged yesterday In
putting up the poles for the Ohio
River Telegraph, on Locust Street to
Eighth.
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No COUNCIL MEETING.-There was
no meeting of the Council last night,
a quorum not being present at the
time for opening. The Clerk ad
iourned the Council to meet on next
Thursday evening at y o'clock. 1t is
presumed that Mayor Walker will be
ready to make his report by that time.
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WEEKLY REP0RT-Our usual COM
marcial summary and weekly market
report VIII be found on the third
pare of to-day's JOURNAL. The
quotations are full and correct.
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WANpED-Every Lady-young or
old-in the city of Evansville. to come
and learn ITO use the new improved
GroUer i; Bake. Family jSsa0ing IhG-
chine, (either for pleasure or profit
free Of charge. j. o. BEARD,
Office, No. Second Street.
ap26 Be Evansville, Ind.
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BUSINESS CARDS Ne have re-
ceived from the manufaetery 10000
Bristol business cards, superior to
any ever offered In this city. We in
vite our merchants and business men
to call and examine them.
.lOTTRNAI 60.
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gOGALa NOTICES.
III u IL ES s IL, Il . " =
TAKE NOTICE

% bbls. choice New York Apples
200 bbls. best Family Flour.
200 bbls. Low Extra Family Flour
200 bbls. choice varieties of Seed
Potatoes.
10000 lbs. choice Country Bacon.
100 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
For SAFE low at
HAYHURsT & WHITTAKER's.
No. 6 South Water Street.
ap27-dtf
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CONFIDENCE GAME = We under
stand that another confidence game
was parpetrated yesterday, and that
the sharper had to leave town. We
were unable to learn the particulars.
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Mems fine hand Sewed Boots.
Ladies Caters and Buttoned Boots
Children's fancy colored Shoes.
BOYS custom made Shoes,
All kinds made to order.
Large stock aud cheap.
Goods retailed at wholesale prices.
TURNER il KUMLER,
an23 First Street.
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March 22d, 1869.
The Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th day OF May, 1862 for grading
and paving the alley situate between
Water and First Streets, and extending
from N ulberry Street TO OAK street
By order OF the Council.
A. NJ. biCdRIFF, Clerk.
By T.. A. MCGHtFF Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, EvansY1ile, April I'D,
1868. Lapr42 d3t Union copy.
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apps

w Dsckerman's Condition Pow
ders will recuperate health and
strength in horses broken down by
severe and exhausting labor For sa Ie
by II. j. Schl@pfer and L. q. Bird
we'll & Co.. Evansville. ap27.
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Ferrs Haute and Indianapolis.
FKC,M TrRRE aAUTE
Ell. g. N. r. r., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

f,ar1tefI $50. 80 p. d..
arrive al OnviIle.....A.... 20 =. u.
GOING NORTH.
T,axra .sa5fscnville ............... A III A m.
q live Of Han,l ersou ......... S :C5 a NJ
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Notice to Contractors.

AprIl 9Th, 1869.
The Common Co6ncil OF the city Of
Evansville VIII receive sealed proposals
until May 10th, 1863, for grading and
paving the alley situated between Walker
Street and GOodsell Stleef, and extending
from Center Street 70 Third Street, 10
Block No. ~, Fourth Enlargement.
By order or the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY r.. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April I'D,
1863. fapr22 d3t Union COPY.
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@- Deckerman's Condition Pow
ders are unequalled for horses aud
cattle. For sale by H. } Schl@pier
and T. G. Bridwell & Co. Evansville.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 3


INVALID broken down iu health ana
spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, % suffering
from the terrible exnaustiOa whtch fol.
lows the attacks OF acute disease, The testi-
mony OF thousands VINO have been ialsed
as ~ miracle from similar state Of
prOstrattOu ny no 5TEFfkK'S STDMACH
BIrIElk-, IS "a sure guarantee that by the
same means gyOH t09 may be strengi henrd
and restored. But to tuO-e WHO stand In
peril OF cpi1emics, to All who, ny reason Of
exposure, prfvatious, and uncOu genial cli-
mate unh aItny Pursuits, may al any
moment be Stricken down, This paragraph
Is most pQFtlc lidrig and e7pEfi0t cgtU adj
dressed. You. wuo are thus stu Itru, re
profiered an absolute safeguard again o the
danger that mebaces you. TOue q rfpu@
late the system with tnis harmless fnedfci-
nal sLimulant ami AlteratiVe, and you
Will be forearmed agafntt lhe maladieA
whose seeas nOat around you IN tire D In
seen. HO5TETTEh'5 STOMACH BIT
TEnS are not only a standard IOuic and
Alternative throuE bout tbs United states,
| but they are accredited by the certificates
of the most distinguished citizens Of the
| Union, To the people OF all other lands. In
| CANADA, AuslfaiIa, anu The Wfst Indies
/ they are gradually raHiu the place Ot "a i
| other stOmachtcs. whether native or for-
| eigu, anu a surely a truth - progress i've
| aud demonstration OverthroWs dOubf, they
| Will eventually supcrseds every other iH-
/ vigOrant and Resi- Oratiye noR employed
n medicina al practice.
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"a Deckermau's Condition Pow
ders, by their peculiar Alternative ef-
feet upon the skin, soon changes a
coarse. and rough coat of hair into a
smooth and glossy one. For sale by
II j. Sch @pfer and I. @. Bridwell
s. Co.. Evansville. aP27.
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rag Deckerman's Condition Pow
ders removes all impurities from the
blood. For sale by II. j. Schl@pter
aud 7. G. Bridwell & Co, Evansville.
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B- Fifty good pine boxes for sale
at this office
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a~ Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store. No. Is South
First Street, Chandier's Block. have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomadeg, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps.
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RUN OvER.--A child. whose name
we could not learn, was run over by
a buggy yesterday. and injured quite
seriously,
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nF The stock OF Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. T..
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled IN
Evansville. mar5-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW METHOD
FOR THE PIAN0-FORTE.


BY WILLIAM MASON dhe distinguished
pianist) and E. s. HOADLY, Is a great i'm
provement upon all previous works, and
is used and recommended as such by the
best teachers. 1t preserves what was valu-
able in previous books, and adds many
new features. It is the only modern Piano
forte Instructor published presenting the
technics of modern Piano Forte playing
It Is easier to teach and learn from. and
secures more rapid and thorough progress,
than any other book. No teacher OF the
Piano-Forte can afford to do without its
aid. It's the best book for beginners and
the best for those who have made pro-
gress. Price e.. To facilitate its examine
ton by teachers, we will, until July LIST,
send a single copy to any teacher of the
Piano-Forte, by mail, postage paid, for
half price, tsoo dollars. An edition is pub
lfshed with European lingering, and one
with AMERICAN FINGERTHG.
Published by
MASON BROTHERS,
sos Broadway, New YO,k.
l54 fremont Street, Boston. laps wSt
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THE Posr. OFFICE I'D INTERIM.-

THE Posi- OFFIcE AID INTERIM
On and after Monday, April 10th,
and until the new Postmaster enters
on duty, the Post Office will be
opened at z O'Clock A. NJ, and closed
at P. NJ.
AS the mail train on the r. & c..
r. r. will not arrive till 1921 P. NJ,
the Office will not be opened to the
public>at night.
a. T. WHITTLEsEY,
apr26. + M.
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Hyr The new style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.
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ga Young squirrels are abundant
in the woods adjacent the city II.
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B~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. IL. ID. HEIMAN's.
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DIR. j. b. ERWIN
homeopathic,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
Ofice-West aide Of Second Street, be-
81 ain and Locust ffe2 dly
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Send Ike Williams out to kill a
dozen, and send them down to US.
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les CREAM-H. Herman has opened
his Ice Cream saloon, and IS ready to
serve up the best ice cream and soda
water, at 10 Main Street. ap22- ct
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cNIxTEEETH REPORT OF the con-
- dftion of the EVANSVILLE N A.
IIONAL BANK OF Evansville indiana.
AT the close OF business Oh the l7tn day OF
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ......-..... --..s 73l 693 50
u. ). Bonds with u. :.
Treasurer to secure
circulation ...............s5I0, 600 90
q. !. Bonds with u. :.
Treasurer 10 secure
s cfeposii s ,............ $1,000 90 coo coo 90
Banking house .---...---.. 36,500 90
Furniture and fixtures LOO 90 -
Real estate ................. II 800 % 100 Oh
Current expenses and taxes paid ID 93l 30
Remittances aud other cash items 3, 80 Al
Dae from Ny. banks..S43, lS5 II
Due from other banks
aud ban ISers ............. CO, $50 "a l09,625 81
Cash on hand:
Iegal-tender notes go. 67,850 90
National Bank notes
and fractional cur
rercy ...................-... 4 9j4 %
Specie............. -. 900 90 70 800 20
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Bingham Moon light,
and a variety of low grades of super
fine.
apo III. d. ALLIs g. Co.
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Ag-a pARDFTeS can have good boarding
- and lodging Mt MRS. FULLERS, 90
second St., between Sycamore and Vine;
Three nice rooms now unOccupted. lnl22tl
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F0R RENT.

FOR RENT.
GfTX ELEGANT AND WE'LL VEN
- TILATED Rooms and a large and
cOmrnodious Hall for rent, over j. J.. Mar
Iett d sons Dry Goods Store, corner Fifth
and Main. apr20-lm.
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lost.

SLEEVE BUFTON-A gold sleeve but
- ion, having on~its face the letter
4 reward will ne paid by leaving the ~
same at this office. tapr@o ~
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Old FeIIows' Celebration.
Semi.CentennIal Anniversary.
: 1uArvo DISPLAY.
THE CITY FULL OF PEOPLE.

lV pas n2
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eggg The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice fanlify,
Cynthiana Mills,
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BOARDING

FOR LOB WORK. Blank
D R-ozs &C at journal D roe. Ife25
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

@LAcKSMETH-A blacksmith 10 go
- 30 Kentucky. good opportunity
80 n good man. Also. good cabinet
M sker. For particulars. call upon G. G..
RRITS RI, at Mickey, Nisbet & CO. s, No.
II Main street. taprZ1 div
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Notice to Contractors.

REPAIRING done in the best manner
and az short notice. imh5 d8m
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l54 fremont street, Boston. tap2s wat
, 1869-07-02
REVOLUTION IN PEURTO RICO.

Special advices from Peurfo Rico an
nounce that a great Revolution against
Spain has broken out in that Island. The
city of Ponce has been set on fire by the
insurgents and nearly burned TO the ground.
Circulars have been distributed ordering
the negroes and the natives to burn ali
houses marked with blood. All houses
of wealthy Spaniards were thus designat-
ed but those who owned them were not
discovered ; however some of the most
prominent were killed after the fires.
During the confusion several soldiers
were also killed, and the authorities did
not attempt to maintain power. Most of
, 1869-07-02

the principle upon which Mr.. Espeut has
proceeded.-The whole question of the
merit Of the invention rest upon the prac-
tical application, and, upon that point
we have testimony which seems to it
beyond doubt. On the question of filter
alton The invention should also be heard.
Remarking that all former processes of
liberation have only been used with heated
juice, and that they are SO slow that cold
juice could not be filtered quickly enough
to present fermentation, he adds =
In my process of filtration instead of
excluding the pressure of the atmosphere,
I utilize this enormous force by making
it drive the juice through the filter in its
endeavour to restore the vacuum which
| create on the inner side Of the filter.
BY this means, | am able 10 filter any
quantity of cold juice in any given time,
as the rapidity of my process Of filtration
depends merely on the size Of the filter
aud the amount Of vacuum obtained on
the inner side of it. Juice can be filtered
by this means quicker than it can be
ground and instead of the mill having to.
wait on the filter the filter must wait on
the mill there is therefore no risk of the
juice fermenting before it can be filtered.
We have thus brought before the notice
Of our planting friends, the progress in
troduced by'Mr. E >peut, they should pro-
cure the little pamphlet he has published,
and make themselves acquainted with his
views in detail. To himself also they
may apply for any further information
they require. He has been pronounced,
and that Justly, a benefactor of his species
who makes TWO blades of corr to grow
where one only grew before; and he,
too, is a real benefactor Of jamaica, who
can not merely increase the area upon
which the cane is cultivated, but show
how to obtain from that cane all the sac
charine matter i. contains. At present
all admit that a good deal has been lost,
but so far as we can see this new process
will reduce that loss to a minimum. And
again it will increase instead of diminish
ing the quantity of honor available for
the purposes of the distiIlery without any
injury whatever to its quality, a fact
which makes it to us of more importance
than some other appliances of which we
have lately heard. The run of Jamaica,
whatever may be It's in furious effects upon
some people, stands too high in the esti-
nation of the world to any process to be
adopted by one planters, which could af-
feet either quality or quantity.