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, 1869-05-07
ST. PAUL

letter from Bishop WhiPpfc in De-
fence OF His Distribution OF the
+. Indian Appropriations
special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
st. PArl, MINI, MAY c
nlahop Whipple publishes letter Tomorrow In
defence Of bis administration Of the Indian appr-
prinstons committed to hts charge, and in reply TO
The statements of Benjamin Thompson, late slou1
agent, already published In TuR TRIBrSK. The
lsiShop states that the appropriation n1s put Into
llls hands entirely Against bis Will, and nocerecd
Mter the adjournment Of Congress only
IN the assurance o! the Secretary
of the Interior that otherwise the
Indians could receive no benefit Of the appru-
pEtattou- The whole ralue OF The appropriation
was distributed to the Indians u their Chiefs d.
rected, ignoring the Indian Agents, Which seems
to be the cause Of complalnt BY the Latter. The
salne trust has been again committed to him this
year, II any dessltution has occasto7ed among
those entitled 10 receive government aid. It L. sad
" the faut Of the Eh}c4 10 whom the distribution
N1s entrusted
, 1869-05-07

Personal ltems-pursukx OF Endknun
The LnAt Rail of the Pacific Rail-
rnAd 10 be Laid @n Monday.
Special Dcspateh to The Chicago Tribune
ONAHA, Mayo.
Governor Caupbeu, secretay Lex, ana CHIEF
Justice Howe, Of Wyoming, lsfk thla evening for
Cheyenne. They cxpec1 to be able 10 Organize
Territorial Government Il shost tine.
Hon. 3nd- TEGe, representative Of this State re-
turned feu:1 Washington this evening.
Tuesday eseninx band pt Indians s1ddenlf Ht-
tnckEd fts1t<rsae6t on CPFAs Shell Greek. twcaty
t:liea ahoxe Columbus, drove OF the stock, sud
Eled the ElsscI OF 1 n4a nzmed 5towc- The cau-
keos OF Columbus, As soon n notified, faiscd
company N volunteers, Who are now In
pursuit. .so.E1n9 has bceu heard from the party.
A telegram iron Cttcj Engineer Dodge, Of the
Epion Pacific, announces ttA& the 1zS1 r1u Will be
Laid Oh Moad1y noon. Preparation. are making
for celebration here On ah extensive acait. Al
tic citizens Ut this ctf xud surrounding cu3nsrY
wIl take Faft In the PROCESSION Business will be
suspended. Genera: AugrI and the military will
Rlso participate .....
"a 10 o. H. Ft'n1r5.
'tTte last sa.l viii he Laid on Saturday by CT
Governor Stanford Of California IEcatdent Of the
lentxaI I'1C1dc H2Eroad 4 party will 90 out to-
tay for lhAt S'cspo TheJ viii take with them
The last tie, made Of CafoFnta Laurel aud highly
polished, and the l1st spike, made Of solid gold,
re!khii4g over twenty OUNCES, Tith Inscriptions
Celentatlons will be held On Saturday 1t Sacla.
tlento ena San Francisco
''<iEoEGE II. ACkFoRp'' -
, 1869-05-07

hon St John b l. Skinner, late Ft1s. Assist
ant Postmaster General will open. the fst day of
September next, oee In The city of Hsah}nsso1 fos
the prosecution II elaine Asaiast the seseral depsrt
nents Of The soEc7upcns nd 10 the Court a Claataa
The experience aad knoriodsr aeaara d11'ns si1teen
rrs.- ox1puou. ocnnvet5e4 With the Poss oaaee DE-
psttcp. earnct f.ii . be at Ee4 sesEiee 9 u thf
ftosn thu: department. but In III te other departments q
!he eotrspnsent TO vhieh partie9i.l nd omE attn.
nf ifr thirty ninth. Fosteth s1d Forty fss
Unt1 the III II Eefkeubu h!s address viii be f11tt.
hing New York sitter tbst ting Wsahlnk.ou, p. c.
Na4Ais6staa Takknaal Eses4Aaea. AHl Il. -
, 1869-05-07
mr.. 8nax'x Report en- the Gniou Pa
cfEc Kailroad-L<tteE 1xaN
n nsrektQfe

10 tie Editor a. tie Ser FORK Tr*s-
Wfn You allow nc TO explain the aoimus Of d.
rrttnr SNOW = report on The Union Pacific Rail
rad, 70 which reference has bsen tnade In the
pfeA.
a frw Hetks be{cfe the eud of President johnson
term Of pt6ee, u Te Were Informed, " rrTast
, 1869-05-07

LunIreT Tnr Sonp-xs q certa1n
cure Tor chapped hands and all rou9hnesz Of irrta-
ton OF the akin, eczema, rlnXNoem, saltrheuu,
nmptes and other cutaneons Affections mAHn8
we'll, Nazasa i CO., New York. Sold BY n1f drug
NtEfH -
, 1869-05-07

Aplncc ON every toilet tAblc. Coll
gate Co.'S toilet soap has p1ace on every toilet
table. and {u1ly merit the poa,bon It hes attained
-Is1stuygh Ckristidn i drnea.e.
Constitution Wntcr il n certain cure
for Diabetes and all dseases Of the Kltneya- Fol
hAle by al druggists.
, 1869-05-07
VIRGINIA.
The Coming E1cctlon-4Au Exciting
Cnnlpnigu Expected - lmmigrn.

I{pns
RICHMOND, Nay 6.-Both pa1t1ea are preparing
for an act.yc campaign in this State, James II,
nominated by The convention In sesston 1t rctels-
bulH for Congress fruu the Second District
Charles ". Butts has been agreed upon for Con-
Sre#snan-at-1aIHe on the Walker uciet Walker
and Wells Will stump the stzte In \ few days
The State Convention OF colured men win as
semble here May q, 10 conhtdef the total exciu.
sion OF colorcd c1IcuA from any position Of trust
or pront, and from the Jury box.
One Of the men charged with killing Nj.
uoimeE, at Charlotte Court House, h4s been Ar
rested, and tho authorities are IN search ot The
othcrA
PARTY ot 70 t1nmIRrunts frouu Holland, arrived
tu-1aF. tnr the fufeftpT.
, 1869-05-07
The Old Woman. Etc,

j, There Is now on Ire exhibition At Btand s
s1rsaM AT Gaue4J, No 81 Washington strrct. hu-
rna,ua pse.rr epfitled sIhe Old Woman who Lved In
Shoe" She Il well known IN nurseries, and any per-
,en Wishing become more tnst.tely aequa:ased With
depcr II he es1le5Y It u fhe ttota alo1 q Mr. n
u BtATu, I keT fork aztht. WHO hsA desokcd mneh
TING and rstus In III Sxffuticn.
, 1869-05-07

4 LABs1 Stxt11 Of chr 6eaudlnaE1so fellow
etsrenA bare eeeu.y been sde the dupes of so.e Of
tht4r owu willy eopatunen N ths aty. In TER TEf-
nsrxr reeutiy rnestlou has he<n made on e<reraf
e1oos d ths srt 4 parties fo9 too iscao.n. inaa
esme, LA evFtn1 iszze n9mhe esaln eornp!a: 70
E4ftsln TaI Il james Blahe, who o. tteF1st q y
ndtffd 10 Ee4 them E3uptpynknk be HoHeJ Wa Paid
ovrF hut 30 sttpattons forth The enAkf WI D.
invesIfa.cd beioFr Justice Qulur tbs morning
Tn ScATTmprxa attached to targe outdloG
In rr-ss ri <rttfou % Indiana avtr1e. ue.t TEeat1
eIIth etftet broke down With rambrF ot Eottnoeo
rnsf1day end kWp thtee tHa ol tho 1ocideh! Wt<n
SSr1rfrlr : 3nfIfrd One q thetn pN c<7Sted - r.
c9vef.
, 1869-05-07
MARRIED.

N!LLARp-fIARPER-Prl ou Wednesday
AtEn 2lt u the Ecxdcec ot thr hrirs ruothT by tle
Rcr. Pr Ra9tAw.r. Henry 3. MiEAtd. NJ D., to Julia
IatnM!nn elder daughter of the Late Jaucs Haspef al
of New Yctk city. -
, 1869-05-07

WhcFc to procure tho cheapest and
best cooked breakfast, dinner and supper In CHI
caFo-Eo 70 l!nB Hotel Restaurant, No Is, II md
10 North NeuB street Separate apartments for
Indies P1ease give ug call
, 1869-05-07

nlcYfCkkRsS THEATRE,

e7-V1CV 7,1,.o 1.11711.TGG
"osACAn Ann . lhhAfhE'
FRIDAY.
rr,-~-
&0A1 :" AAA 13xAN .EE1 IL
Lasr x1oRr nur oxxnr
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1.TCTT.T "ECtTTpN
VIM xs,,..,., ,...,.,
rArcv arr-e
~ ~ S.A "a Il -
Ia o'fi sn' Picture q 1''a4n LIE IN 'r' act. ea1t's%
OItVGK "IS1a
Nanny 'huo''1H "ha7kas
East Lynne; Or. Thu E1opemeat.
s..ara.y a,ensns oL1vsR, TWIST.
9 ea1S1 AA9, U nc eosasaz ee San
CR0SBY'S OPERA u01SE.
POSITIVELY LAST Two NIGHTS or
Prom the Theatre Ffnncsis, New YorEA
n9,s inate5rstins a I'D sci-cted Representations
~@s "'11 ooa es.eo1steo set .!
cRKSfhk As s. rensE2 Sss sono.,e
IA GnA$DE D11crrss
REGKEiss tpe1ai Run FTsE:
~ TTUli nt:LlGnK, GtAPla. etc. ln the eazt. md
Ge7icvic%c DC I5Cnbunt.
'Fs'.T -- - =.
pocr nm, 49,. = go.
Els hei1 sties. ineisdinx ,hs @AAsk1 zSsx uNTHa
Il RHSpTE DHF2g Etespsnss, g.ass fess
3s; sa1a e ;ii 5ITS .ssd5E BE Il *i K
AJEEK,S NpARRORE Tvp4rpE
FRANK = = 81. ,>... n.na ..' s.'...' n..
-'-'- -AA-~s'
H., ssy 1Iey5 m sssd:y s!ns: May sna Nc 4
"'* - ~ ~A1@ s noHaS .
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81 oFE- 81 RE'! !
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riiSf r. Ts X .y CToNGed aad
Gfrst BsthinS Boene he Thene Il SdaiFssien.
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WOODS NATIONAL, MTSEN3I.
J.w. Manager
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS q, the GREAT IRISH
pRAMA.
PEEP O'0AYs
Or savournecn Dec1ta1,
Nj. W1LLlAA ALLEN In his BARN DOOR JIG.
7nsfahAiflo LEAF fos LIFE
, 1869-05-07

r.ccEEplkCS IN eHE caRrEs-
MADRID, MayG.
IN TIC Cores, ye6.cIday, the article Of the Sa-
t,tual Constitution guaranteeing liberty Of wor-
ship, Ess saapted hr a vote of 1@f against IL
Stna1o the Prime Minister, strongly urged
rostponc,ptnt Of the contemplated Ministerial
charges Until the fern OF government hiss been
teLi,e,s se:sied upon, which alter an Interchange
Of ,aeas, ~aa ngFeed 10.
MADRID, May 6.
4 taisist conspiracy has been discovered In Bar
ce1ora Thiry-Ett arretts have, 80 far, been
made In connection with the atIslr many army
oI.cers are implicated Important papers eon-
sattlEc tic "details Of the mot hayc been seized
, 1869-05-07
EAE3S ~ TElEeRAPR.


The eceond evenings play Of the game of cheAa By tel
ek1spt, between Chicago and Foft Wayne, - pro-
crtcd With last night The prosrs Of she sxme heiuk
fct!d
, 1869-05-07

AFc ron saccpy7 Uao wo1cotkss An.
nill!htort for 1t will cure cAtatTh Pint bottles II
TT Il me- at l52 South Clssk street. Chicsgo. RI
yatc fboua
, 1869-05-07
CITY REAL, ESTATE FOB BALE.

T.oR BALE-TY j. H. KKKIKR, REAL ESTATE
II Cfocs Ix9 Aqpth C1A1tE-:
MBEiFsn-*v, rsrpss FoNrteenth-a, A31t1n
Whbssh1Y, between IhtFtseth ahd Ietfs3 3-ofHs.kt1>
We5s.s..- between Thlrsysevsnth md Thirty
fnai.s.-.7., bstwesn Thirty second ssd Thssythsa
faaiasssv- tet.een ThirtJa int sad Thirty secos'd.
ffsine.ss. E41sea IAs1tsesh lid ThhtJa1t sta.
Frste.y. s. fe<4 ponsh II Thirty .sAcenAst so111
En5Itnzt AZ. stsskh q NAhfAaAeh.Ay- A0Et6.
ELr1caiay. s1uth of " panse eh-Av.. N1l%
vcrnoI.sy, souIh Il Doa6ls<plAcA e!nn
Dodsi1a place between ffsftfe AID f@fesf-E -ESt- A1
tasest, b.weea Thirty satth and Thirty sercnth 70
State H. bstveen Thhs, and 1hiTty.ninth. =
xfn
6esataSe rns.derec lat Ii Hyds Pazk, loeIln
JSctron a., easS of Lttcsc+ t6I1=3
Fe,5ia 4, Gctwccn Tyler and Herrtaou. 41lA
Van H1rruzt.. east OF Throop. @AIt1a
AAr1isonst. hrtwttn RnbeJ and Hu5ntz Dtk
fAu2tnA-kt, between Jaekso1 and Van B1ztka. 1e1l4
With eottaec. II : bsrk14n: opty $1,000
Tyicr-H-, r1Et of Gcpt1te ar- f7xlbS II bargain
Ty3er-At.. near Thtuor4 aox1A
Reuh+n.ft. oezr Twelfth s6asfA
RaEre1st-. east of PaEc. 4IiG
Warner 81. near Oakley. 11fA
ssti e asyRs Il yRsssd ssIs . e is
Ilrddeta A&. hear Elbton rod, &1I1fe.
Ne5saou, X. tetwreu Lake And Fulton. SaxlfA
HsNpd It, he1r (centre, \ 1otk.
Jaet&ar It, near WeatcTt-av.. x3xleA
, 1869-05-07

New York LeEislE1urc.
ALBANY. May G-So action was taken to-day in
the Senate On the NEW YORK Central ind Harlem
CONSOLIDATION bt or on the bill TO le9alize New
YORK Central sczip,
, 1869-05-07

Vernens!~ seaih ! pooEssJAAe. H+tH a..
s..o.t be.sea Thirty -.,1th md Thirty seventh 70
ssa.est~ bst~een Thhty,elsh.h and T'iTt,.ninth.
CoA.x.,, between 1hlrts~seoen md 7hkt5-thiEd.
Pa11asst sa.sdenes It i Hya. ?. R.st. 'aszln
T:ss s. a7!ss Ss!ss Cd a:sit:1' 5ss 1l
sss<y I'd I'd H.sn W ba @ @,,,
4y!s1.s 4 Ssss1s; HIS, % .s b.Ess'n-
Rs5rq .!rS. e.; e; 7 1isi,h P,as ts1In assaaA
sl.sssa :: Hf'Rs ss5s :: ssi
sdst;s: &; ';Tts ffs ID 1fSss Fa.su ss,,
5.sfsss 5hslss t. t. ns.I ns.T Satss &esssa .,s,
5aE7A5s S sH Tue EvHEaEE9x { kEaE EHs @
Cd e I'D e e lid Nd ss
Ssssa ,Ss +ss :, sss.< s ts s - 10 Ii saas
mn; = ss1fs ~, Thl' 'Sea
aS f.asr : ens
f = 81 b.i.aee il a0s nd
q; ss;: y: s. sss,.'ess e Z
fe & 4 :ase e.. ssfs' ts.nes e ses II 81 an
s;s.s sRsIs ss i !, 4 il ss:s: s
III 1T :s1l u ta1 naost fs.hieos6:e nd ya!
e. IT. s. &c Si'is Iii IL. On
Fee fssef sxa En- 10 e.sh e..at ese
s*s x,:a 70 i II d. Iautsf M sssnee J. s 4 a'
II d E o &c 1hs ass ID q & I'D n .ena I'D
btfn. '.cate. md Ia tart ey<ythlnx 5aat Il
f. ss '
1.as,ee IL rs;ce fun s3oa to saa, On tenn. to 'uit
For ither information rcsectns rts! estate In sh!s
u c;tt {ss FL os e. Is
7'e19 Jaaks aii5s KERk SONS Real e:..se Akeas.
! EoR sALR-BY J. H. KELLER, NO, ~ SOUTH
| .cr, "a Aa.ssAst;. we.t q Oakley.
- = Se si ss5.h i sfy q !sas 'ao7e
sss's: Nss i::s i 5!,sss T
e Wifi; na * @ xe.. Of the
u .e..v on wh.ke, Polntro.d ~ snl1es weet Of the
q .ar. n1e .s.. md nile. sep.h Of est1.
80 ars htrt nlea wrst ef city ftnjta with Improve
y .sEs. sn % Elton: .e.a d miles fsum the city,
rs sars nile from BrtGton. On INV. T. R., with
saefo* on Resben4t, near .be rolling nlu.
TOR SALE sim FEET wABAsuAV:- EAST
| L. f5oot- ntaF 4 tonEttroth* =.
:1se in1sass:: sss r..
:51laa fert. 1ndiaaa-av. southwest corner Thirty
,n,lss seet, 1naisas-.r:, porthcsst eorrcr Thirty
A!llofset. Mlehleeaav-. near consze.s.t
sf;bit s1is fee c''ass'A' e'ss 'front.' ne"1 Twenty.
e s..te.. I'D ,, bs:weea Fe:t,
,ss Il sags e e i s
ss.aa "ss ii s. t.fsH ! eeee = * a1e iii E isisei1
Ell Rssm e"AAAhS 'o'p'a'n' l. ne'fo''n It,
EoR sALE-ny O. srARRE1T. LII SOUTH
sglt51id freresty ea ushe.Ea.t: Lot 1az=n
f1a sss sfs:s hos.s I'D q 4s,sa9 r q Wnehf''s
III II e: a Ssf4s:
III: III: f:is H:i:s: &; ;:sss Sss.e
s2ss : IS 4 e: :ss vs' cheap
. se1es % 'lsdisop-ss a.1 m se7e
oest on NAheah-sF.. ht Twenty sa1thst. cast front
There ncer property for sooa building than thia
FoR sA1E-BY j. H. KEEIER, no. 10 SOUTH
,tTs.tety hsuss 70 500 e.,n. .t.ele and
the Eistonfoad near Jefferson. II decided bargain,
FHs hou:s T. rcSs,s md two sercs Of lad
oas III % ,e aeet , = keDasS. 81 W hae A'
in HpEoTcd or UNI approved
EoR sALE;zG9oR LE;. L9Ts ox ALEXANDER
Tslnlet6, Baddsa I'D Araeidsts, bet1sea WsntEossi
Ed 4n e gssss e - eE H.ee2. ITSsa Ss
les and W.lIaer ~. sen TrEuy 1th nd Twenty
Fs; "a sF ;tn I skET RskzT oSE sTis s &c
| TOR sALE-sszsoo FEET or oAKwoop.Av
, 1869-05-07
THE WEST.

Personal lfcms-HursukG OF Endknun
The Lnat Rail of the Pacific Rail.
rnAd 10 be Laid @n Monday.
, 1869-05-07

T7OR sALE-eaxao FEET ON OAKWOOp.AV,
gain. -. =
<a7f<et on Ctase Grnvr-ay. notth Of ssIttpad. az
Per foot Would diyidc It Il dcAiEed-
teet. west tsont, Beulevard. north oi Brook 1t.
Is teet on usJkat4v.
is frrt on TernnE-av.
5afeet On M5rick-aF., near Twenty nInth4t-
MKAD COK. i5& Washington It.
, 1869-05-07

EoR sALE-Goop LOTS on ALEXANDER,
rhiTtieth Baddkn nd Arpntds.s betWsen Wen vofth
sytesepth md Thirty eistst. Alsa HaneyeT. Rnt-
let and W4lIsee 81 TNTnsE d3th and Twenty
uown, 6Jrasr. per etnt ALBERT CRANE. Id Mon
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-17
DRY DOCK.
CITY ADVERTIsEmENTs.
Notioe to widen Ann Streat.


RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN tho common Council OF the city of
Evansville have determined upon the
widening Of Ann street Of said city, from
esst quarter OF out-iOt No. 4, subdivision
OF the north half OF the northwest quarter
dissection number -, IN township south,
on motion OF Councilman Doughty, sec
onded by Semonin, the following order
was unanimously passed and adopted;
10 Is 1lC1O here OTicTcd, That six weeks
public notice be HiVGu, by publication im
the Evansville journal "a public news
paper printed and published ia the city OF
EvansYiuel, that on Monday, the 9th day
OF December, 1863, tho Common Council OF
the city Of Evansville viii make an order
TO widen Ann street OF said city 20 as 20
embrace within said street, ia addition to
its present width, All the ground embraced
and contained within the following lines
to wit: Beginning al point nt the north
west corner OF the northeast quarter OF
out-lOt number 4, sub division Of The north
half of the northwest quarter Of section
number %, in township q south, range no
vest thence extending south, on the mid-
die line Of said out-lot, thirty feet; thence
due east 81 feet TO The westerly line OF Vine
street; thence northeasterly So feet, along
the west side OF Vine street, 20 the north
line OF section ZJafOresaid: thence west 80
feet 10 the place Of beginning. embracing
within said lines all Of the fractional parts
OF lots numbers 2, 3. and IN LlllestOn Il
Larrabee's Enlargement or Evansville
which lie west OF and adjoining Vino
street: also beginning on the northwest
at which the north line of section No p
aforesaid interRccis said Main streets
thence extending west on said north line
Of section % ten feet; thence IN south
westerly direction, along the east Side or
Vine street, $50 feet; thence east along
the south side Of the proposed Ann street
~ feet TO tho northwest SIDE OF Main
street: and thence along the northwest
side OF Main street nOrthea8terly 3lN feet
20 the place Of beginning, embracing
port Of lots numbers i, 2 and IN Lllleaton
q Larrabee's Enlargement Of Evansville.
And any person aggrieved by reason Of
the adoption Of this order may, az any
time within six weeks, apply TO the CONF
mon Council for redress, by petition or re
mOnstrance In writing left with the Clerk
or tile Common cornell, containing
statement OF tie Injuries complained Of
and the amount demanded thcrefori and
said petition or remonstranee win be duly
considered, heard, and determined on the
9th day OF Deeen Scr, 1863.
And 10 Is further ordered, That the Clerk
record in the Minute-BOok Of the Common
Council the plat Of said Ann street, %
proposed TO be wldened herela5 winch
plat has been prepared by atne3 D. i3huh-
dera, CITY Surveyor. ....... 60.
BIZ II. A. MCGRuF, Deputy
va Ssy Gaef Oct. ~ lso9 }fU4ion eopy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-17

where we have been there are certainly
fourth of them touched with frost
As Is always the case, many of the
larger potatoes, that in growing have
come near the surface, are frozer
either entirely or at the end that VS.!
most exposed.
1t is not alone this loss Of twenty
five per cent. of the crop that w
have to regret-though that is baC
enough-but the greater damage tha
may result from placing these frost
bitten potatoes in bin In the cellar
or in a covered heap In the field
| a potatoe that has only q very small
part of it frozen will be sure to decay
and if it comes in contact with those
| that are ever so sound, will cause
them to decay also. A little leaven
is no surer to leaven a whole batch OF
dough, than are q few frost bitten
| potatoes to cause the destruction OF
the heap in which they are placed.
| The fact that potatoes form one OF
the best substances for making yeast
should show us that we cannot be
| too careful about putting potatoes
that have been feoZen wholly, or in
part, among those that are in good
condition.
We have worked sorting over po-
tatoes in the Winter, among which a
few frost bitten specimens had found
their way eether through accident or
carelessness, and we know whereof
We speak when we say that we were
never called upon to perform more
disagreable duty. Picking stones on
a New England stubblefield, or open
ing bitches on a grain-feld on a low
prairie that is overlooked by water.
are either Of them bad enough; but
they are pleasant occupations compar-
ed with sorting heap of rotten po-
tatoes. There are many things that
are very disagreable to one Of the
senses, but rotten potatoes are alike
disagreable to the sense Of sight,
smell and feeling.
The only way to save ourselves
from this unpleasant work, and the
only way to save such potatoes as are
in good condition now from becoming
destroyed, is to take especial pains in
sorting out the frozen ones before
they are put away. In digging, care
should he taken to place those that
we see are frost-touched on the other
side of the row from where the sound
ones are put; in picking them up we
should make our examinations still
more particular: and like care must
be observed In taking them from the
wagon into the basket, and from the
basket into the bin. Better take
every potatoe in the hand three times
than that even lew unsound ones
should get among those that have
escaped the frost.
Most kinds of stock will eat FROST
touched potatoes that are fed to them
soon after they are taken from the
ground, unless they have already be-
gun to decay; and if we make judi.
cious use of the frozen potatoes, we
may turn them to considerable az
count. Cattle will eat them freely ii
they are not fed to them in too large
quantities at a time, and they are put
on the green sward where they will not
become dirty. Perhaps, however, the
best use that can be made of them is
to feed them to the hogs. If they
can be taken soon after they are dug:
boiled, mashed, and receive the ad-
dition of little meal, they will help
make up for the deficiency of the
corn crop in producing pork.-Praj-
RE Farmer.
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alue, az the foot q Warsaw Bar below thC
/ lse0ua &faFel point, considerably ln thC
way OF sleaine rs which Try iDo st keep iu
tAe channel. This snag may have been
tI1hen out fince 10 was reported 10 Us, but,
~ 81 n1t 10y the Zebra. be point or rec isE
- ~ ~ y 1E'lh . ripple was much prov ca
under water. The United States. y few
| NJ nus ago, Willie she cleared the
point, got her wheel ON fbis sn9r.
| We believe ihe snag WIS removed by
| n+r. WINE on ihis subject, we can not res
| frain from asking why IL "a that the can-
/ tractors are not at work Improving Bisf1g
| sun and Medoc? There is uosv foot
| more water at Warsaw man there was be-
4 fore at Tho same stage OF the river at other
i places, The contractor has buitt dam
| from the Indiana shore, Qunrteriug toward
/ The channel, 500 feet, which then points
down stream, 500 or COO feet. All the shOai
/ places ia the Ohio River. as far ms we arc
equal to Warsaw.
ST. Louis. - Tie Dcoloc at OF Nom
day says:
The river continues on the dec. lne, with
six and one-half feet TO Cairo, aud seven
and one-half leet below. There IS no inl-
prOgement in the Ohio. n good swell I'm
which would be general ~ iis bent q &.
The upper NV Crs are becoming steady
unit for even tine little navigation tuat
has lately been pc! formed AZ these waters.
Boats for New Orleans load 10 q restricted
depth-avA and one half to six and une-
half feet water-iu order to ensure an uu-
troubled run out % Cairo The amount
large, there being on berth receiving yes
terday three steam boats ana several
barges. Upon the whole, however, bust
ness gives evident signs OF weakness on the
rivers, owing TO restricted Navigation
above ST. Louis Weather cold ana uIsa~
greeable
The Grand Era, new boat, is having
hard Time on her way down the emo she
has been ana may be stiu aground on
French Island Bar.
o, no, Democratl No hard time at al
She lies easy and straight, on a soft, sandy
bottom, with her head down stream, ready
to pursue her journey whenever the water
comes. Capt. Kerr took up lot Of Quaiia
and other vegetables" yesterday and
they propose to take - easy and philoaophs
ically, as they cannot help themselves.
MEMPHIS. - The Appeag OF Friday
says:
BY n dispatch from below, we learn that
the New Orleans leYee IS entirely clear OF
steamers, and the shipping ls being re-
moved below the city until tho Lorena
makes landing. Much alarm prevails
along the coast, aud the negroes have de-
serted the sugar fields until she goes by.
1t viii be remembered that the Lorena
literally tore things along down about Coz
lumbus, Plum Point, Hickman and Meme
phis.
NEW oRL.EANs.-!The Times OF saturday
says:
There was no change porceptible in the
weather yesterday from that OF tho day
previous, the temperature being about the
same, while the sky was cloudy and pre-
seuted the appearance of rain.
Business matters on the lan1lng were
not very active. There were however
Der OF departures, and out OF The number
that left ouly one packet, the Belle Lee,
packet should have left on Thursday even
Ing, but, being detained by fog, did not get
of Till AZ M. yesterday.
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Thefeeeand elegant Passenger Steamer
Il APIDAN No. 2.

Capt. LEE HOWELL;
ROB. e. MCMEcHAS, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every WE'D
NESDAY, promptly at O'Clock Pm.
The above line of steamers win run
during the season as above, connecting at
Danvllle with the L., G. IL NJ. Railroad
and at Johnsonville with the N. u N. W
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undreSsed
yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent
will receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely on the boats of this
tention to collections and way business,
For freight or passage apply on board, or
20 VIZ. H. CONANT,
nov8 DIFF Agent