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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

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Steam Circular Saw MIL

The ona " e purchased pf you 90 The -
August Inst has gwen entire satisfaction.
Will saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On The whole We think YOU nave
great reason 10 congratulate yourself upop
= hIch VIII Doubtless supeE ceds those con :
htructed npou other principles. The Swiss
gsntie1aan, Dir. John W att y nnna you
seut to pnt tha mail up and star, lt Tor as,
seems 10 be an exc6llent lnaChinlRts Our
Frienda who Witnessed him w0Fs Ing SAP
he Is the beat sawyer that they have eN CT
seen. You could not have sent 6sttsr
mRc1tufsf aud sawyer, or one that would
nave given more satisfaction. W ata rtea
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log Your MflB Ii Just what you recon-
mend IL 70 be.
Yours, truly
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
F<nR 1870

rnolf..zfe for 1870 IS nov Id gng aAL4s.4, - ~
sharann enaguee. Tne f0liowtng ta0le
~ ~ Tlsnips On each 500 Taxable Property
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08


TAA yaSnaI aGnoRBI 81 steam nsed ia "a
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MARION. Ky, september 5. 1sTU.
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

Resident RbesSsss.
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EvRnsvtlle. 1nE
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sEEtJRAIs9iE Affections LTsalsa.
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| rosTns1 ss any in the United states
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taxafve PATRONAGE received nnsau8 LIZ ,It -
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

Circular Saw Mill Works.
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

other Fss~f sf-..s =. r'.fesh 7'ye.

The eiuu& which fingered ~
Wednesday, ana grew thicker during
the night, broke into rain towards
daylight, which, continued until near
2 o cloek, when It cleared up 10 part
with beautiful, geaial suoshiae. The
mercury RAGGED from 409 to 50'. The
river duriag The L haafs Hing a 3
p AZ. had risen 6 inc"e%. ani li-ine
steady
Arr.tafs and q as.tstnr.~-
The srfivals ani DC. a~snf~- ~ 20 3
PM, vest. rday, in,;nde tse 4 .yeite.
Henderson and ietnrn; Mllbrey, from
Memphi..
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
IN . AZ

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SAMUEL ORR 5 CO..
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

1USeAaJ rGan
River about on stand. Pio
the best authority TO be f0une
port 6 feet in the river hence TO ea.Eo.
There is s feet water between Caro-
and Memphis, and 8 feet below. p-
ner rivers are slowly falling, a44 ~
ice yet reported floating. There g
doubtless to. day 4 feet water over the
falls At Louisville, and we thlnk tae
John Kyle and james Howard Wil'
90 over without difficulty. The
/ bars below Louisville affordlnr 4-
81 feet water on Saturday, but bees
/ has been al improvement einea
/ Indeed there is q fair stage tTom 2 3ft
land TO Cairo. although much lee
than there is in the dlssisslpi
tween Cairo and ST, LOUIS "
bore stormy. Fierce Winds-a huFr5
cane, ia fact-preValled from thu oaH
all Sunday night aud yesterday. So 4i
our boats, 40 far as learned, were
ting on we'll,
We have heard of little damage %
flicted by the storm. The OLD o1im
ueys of the old steamer Adgi1s
blown overheard The HA
and another steamer were
across the river from tbe los
Of the CITY.
Mike Pvne, once S laMea Hd
store aud seaamboat pros Iat9E
eyer f}rat kind Of toe IS uua
sheriff aud Dill collector
phis
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

] rhresl.Iag Naa..hines,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
The Chronicle says

Cantaiu n. III. Drown prominent
and well known steamb0atmaa. for
nelly of the Wild Wagner, Goods
Rrie1ds. Bostona No. 2 and Ijnnls
Drown. and late proprietor Of the
Rnenser House, has returned &c The
river. and will command the Alice
Dean during the present season,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-04-03
rusns.tion oa,o.-xo. 100 aravier street:
VOLUME Ill.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
aEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL 3. 1870.
TARRY WITH ME.

Tarry with me. O my Saviour.
For the storm is bleak and shrill
Give me grace. that I may ever
Strive e Dc Th, heiy vii!
If in Thee have found favor,
Let thy light around me shine,
Till my weak and sinful nature
Shall be swallowed up in Thine.
Tarry with me, 0 my Saviour
While / journey hero below;
For within each earth. born pleasure
Turks unseen a deadly foe.
Guide me by Thy love and counsel
Through this wilderness of sim
If have not loved Thee freely,
Help me, Saviour, to begin.
larry with me, o my Saviour,
For my life ia ebbing fast;
And the trials and temptations
Journey with US to the last.
Linger near me when forsaken-
BY the friends once could deem,
Lnger near me when 10 broken
Friendship's brightest, purest dream.
Tarry with me, o my Saviour,
For the tempest rudely blows;
And my heart is faint and weary,
Striving with my carnal foes.
Saviour, look with great compassion
In the chamber OF my heart;
II there's sught Of Thy displeasuIe
Gently lot It all depart.
Tarry with me, o my Saviour,
Let me lean upon Thy breast,
Al did John, tho beloved disciple,
When calmly sink to rest.
May Thy counsel ever guide me,
TIL reach the promised shore,
Where the angel choir are waiting,
Waiting to invite me DER.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-04-03
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval of the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans. and 10
mainly devoted to the interests .hro
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantees
the pernanency of the undertaking, It 10
based on joint stock company, the oapis
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dollars, in Ave thousand shares, Of twenty
dollars each.
approval Of tke Most REQ. ASeAbisAops
We approve Of the aforesaid nnder.
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
Of our Diocese.
~. N. ARCHBISHOP OF New ORLEANS.
December IL, 1867.
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[Our summary of Irish is made up for the mos9
part from the Nation.]
, 1870-04-26

perial Legislature. Behind this material
concession undoubtedly lie others equally
important, and, with the close of lhe
present reign, must come new adjustments
Of a still more radical character, in winch
the Prince Imperial will probably not par
tinipate, but which will affect all Europe.
Germany is also strongly infected with
the same republican tendency, and under
the Influence of a profound and unrestrain-
ed thought, will soon be ready for the
coming new European political adjust
ment. Spain, too, is prepared to conform
10 the general requirement when it shall
be made, and to align itself with the new
movement. Italy has been ripe for The
harvest for Years, and only awaits the
signal, and an immunity from that neigh
bonrjng imperial Interference which has
thrice bafIeI her people.
The time is coming when the new
movement will tee made simultaneously bv
a, least five Of the great Powers, ana
when it does come it will be perfected
peac fully and by an overwhelming d.
mons'ration of popular force which will
awe all military opposition AID prevent
bIood>hed. We believe thar the tendency
Of Christian civilization is towards rypu6-
Iicauism, and that in due time il will ar
rive at the point Of rcaIizatioa.
, 1870-04-26

4 V-.0- ,..I, I--- ~ -
a renee l'a"' from inc r"IiIlg o. a
Sco'o'"S "!If' a Plate OF 3uttrr from the
cream" % a JoNe' Ine small CONS "In the
change OF me- moon The original brush
USED IN painting 'he signs OF the times.
D latest contract WIN the trade winds
l ne c'LaIr ~ "''lch me sun SEES. A gar
I"enI IoI me naN gi eye BucAIe 10 a
.""2'iI.I8 S'oeA' me animal 'nat are"
'"f l''J''"cr' LSS rom q .eslo' loIr'es'
= o'cN'I u ""y9L rom y Wen
y 2'"I'e'""" VINO was asked "helhcL
1'n@I'8 or fuo'c sPcaNtnS entertained
mn. most I'PIeG-OI me TWO evils /
certainty prefer me i9fmeri a song has
d" era, put " speech mas none
h,oo.3So" met Hn'llh as ne was gong
, 1870-04-26

80 - - I"~V' ~ V770".-0
leader OF The house, IN these words :''Mr,
Speaker, de circus hab arrove; and dar-
fore | moves dat we adj ourn'-Which
was done accordingly, likewise, never
theIesS and notwithstanding.
A cannon has been cast in Russia which
throws a ball weighing one Thousand
pounds. Think Of that lump hitting a
man on the ear.
A Philadelphia Young lady wanted her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02
High Rates of Interest.

The Democrat in publishing a report of
the census of Elkton, comments upon the
towns slow increase i'll population and
general unthrift; ascribing them mainly to
the money changers who take 20 per cent.
for their money. The men who sell money
are not essentially different here from the
same class all over the world. The rate of
interest depends more upon the borrower
than the lender. If men who borrow
money of capitalists care nothing for their
credit, and make no efforts to meet prompt
ly their obligations when due, the inevita-
BILE result will be an advance in the rate of
interest. When capitalists have no assur-
ance that a note will be paid promptly
when due, they will assuredly demand a
higher rate of interest. Borrowers who
are known to pay promptly, can procure
money at IL per cent. much more readily
than those who neglect their credit, can at
copper cent. Where an enterprislng promt-
paying community is found the rates of
interest rule comparatively low; but where
men are found, as is almost universally the
case about Elkton, who meet their promi-
ses to pay with an offertorenew their notes,
the rate Of interest will inevitably rule
high. The problem is as plain as A, B, C..
Where credit is bad, capital is insecure,
and lenders very reasonably demand pay
ment for their risk. The lesson is as old
as the hills and every business man ought
to "know it by heart Money lenders
are less to blame than borrowers for high
rates of interest. Let the latter live and
do business within their means, and they
will have no trouble in getting accommoda-
tions at reasonable rates when they can
pay promptly at maturity. When the Elk
tonians adopt these plain principles of trade,
they will have no necessity to mortgage
property at 90 per cent; and community
which manages its business on any other
principles than paying in accordance with
the stipulations in the bond, all the gold OF
California would not make prosperous OF
relieve from pecuniary embarrassment
long,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE
The July number of this beautiful juve-
nile comes to us greatly enlarged and
improved, as we'll as finely illustrated
The wonderful growth of this young Napo-
leon of the juveniles has been as surprising
as it is interesting. Its circulation has
shot far ahead of that of any of it's com
petitors. Its matter is entirely original
and of a very high order. The freshness
and vivacity of its pages cause the eyes of
all our young people to sparkle. In it's
new improved form it is one of the hand
soonest, as it is the cheapest, magazines we
have ever seen. Childlike but not childish,
it reioices the hearts of both parents and
children alike. This number begins a new
volume; now is good time to subscribe.
One dollar year; sample copy, 12 cents
Published by Sewell e. Miller, Chicago, Ill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02
Treatment Of Sun Stroke.-The fo


Treatment Of Sun StrOke.-The follow
ing treatment of sun stroke will do we'll to
remember:
First. Apply ice or ice-cold water to the
top of the head and if the burning is felt
at the base of the skull, apply cold water
there, taking care not to wet the back.
Second. Give to drink (hot if possible
cayenne pepper or ginger stirred into
water, and as strong as the patient can
take it. FLUID "essence of Jamaica gin
ger" is excellent for this purpose and as a
preventive.)
Third. Quickly wrap the body in a
blanket or other warm covering, for life
depends upon restoring the natural circula-
ton and stimulating free perspiration.
Fourth. Do not allow the suns rays to
touch the patients head for at least twenty
| four hours.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02

WARNING TO POULTRY RAIsERs.-We
Of course feel interested in the welfare OF
our subscribers, and feel it our duty to warn
them of evil. To those engaged in poultry
raising, who may, perchance, have some
little specimens of the feathered tribe to
raise by hand, We would say, be careful OF
their wrappings. Old cloths are best but
should newspapers be used, beware, o,
beware what papers you use! We know
of an instance in which The Cecil Democrat
was applied to this purpose, and the next
morning the little fowl was found gasping
for breath-and died. When about to
commit the hazardous act, the good lady
was warned of the certain and fatal result
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02

"THE MARRIOTT OF CECIL'-The Easton
Star christens our contemporary, the DEM
ocat, with new name In its issue Of
this week the Star says:
We perfectly understand the game the
Democrat is playing. 1t is attempting to
set up two "factiOns" in this county, to
play one off against the other, and by
decrying both to break down both, and
pave the way for its ooon facorite for the
succession" And it expects to practice
this kind Of trickery and escape being con-
sidered tfactionist ?" Vain delusion!-
We tell the "marplot of Cecil and ira
Queer of honest Democrats of Talbot, that
his game is perfectly understood and will
not succeed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-02

DEMOCRATIC STATEsMANsnIP.-Reio
the State, the Wilmington Journal of the
Gath instant says that g for ten years in the
Legislature, and six in the Governors
chair, tho present officeholders, OF their
near relatiena, have had full control Of the
State. They took charge when Delaware
had no debt; they will leave it with the
treasury empty, an enormous and increas-
ing State debt accumulated, an onerOus
State tax laid upon the people, and a dam
aged credit for securities"
In less than five years the same party in
Maryland have worked an almost identical
change.
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