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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

PLANTATION ON THE EAST BANK OF THE
L Teche niles from New iberia 200 arpenfs arabic
land and 70 Ane wood land dwelling lately repaired
and nsaaly 6aished rooms, dining hall. one new
ffame laborers house with fire places h0use ~ by 90
earrinrr house double labore-s houses q by q,
blacksmith shop Stock and plantation implements sold
with the place. = Eszlt4 ID
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY
Parish. fouf miles northwest Of Opeousas, of 1O0
arpspts 20 Of which e timbered and the prairie
?ortion of supevies quality. commodous dwelling
with rooms, piazza LOO feet long stables barns els
terms, etc. in good order. Well adapted for cot
ten, corn, etc. 81 - = Is 80 > p = %
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

Gentiemc'i Of the jury" said a Western
lawyer, Il don't mean to insinuate that this
~ man Is 2 covefeons person, but will bet fiv.
20 one snat II You should bait steel trap with
new three-cent piece, and place it within
SIX inches of his mouth, you would cstca sonI.
wouIdt for moment insnuate that he
would steal, but may it please the conrt and
gentlemen OF the jury, wouldn't trust him n
room with red-h0t mill stones, and the
angel Gabriel to watch EN-"
a woman went to q circus in Tcrre Haute
ind accompanied by eleven children. ana
wnen Deighbor asked her where the old mar
was, she said he was at home taking csrs' Of
the children. Another neighbor called at the
house, and seeing the old man irving ia
aensc nine Young ones, asked where the ola
laoy was: ne aid he had lot her 70 to the
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

A TRACT OF LAND u THEPARISH OF LAFAY.
"A ettc, 9 miles below Tie town Of vermonvile 40
arpents fronting Bayou Ysrmion woodland suitable
for sugar plantation Can be purchased at a very
rea easonabe price. 95
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

DROPERTY CONTAINING 1900 ACRES OVER
l. 300 acreseeared This is very fine sugar and cot.
low Washington Bayou CatawbIa The Improve.
meats are moderate with new gin house. 63
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

stopped its-beafing. How was saved 7
Can hardly tet remember nothing after
jumping overheard. till I found myself in y
boot with the captain ana a portion of L;s,
erewle were rowirxh kiix away bm.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

FARM TWO MILES AND HALF FROM NEW
Iberia the road to Salt Island 90 acres prairie
land without wood all under fence and ditched Z
houses each two stable corn house. Kitchen and
other bulldogs 2 2acres planted il aaAe / Is
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

SUGAR PL AVIATION SITUATED IN FAUSSE
- - Pointe 10 miles from New iberia. miles from
bayou Teehe. 506 arPenss 91eopen land 14O enclosed
and In $50 of good wood Ia acres Of
cypress land dwelling 20 by 36 feet with three
rooms and gallery, double kitchen, fowl house pantry
carriage house double cabins corn crib corn mill
stables ETC. May be pnrchased with the place mules
mare, horse. dve oxen farming utensils half the
growing crop of and cotton arpeps of seed
cane ~ -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

APLANTATION EAST BANK OF BAYOU TECTIE
"A One mile below ST. Martinville Of go arpens ara
BILE land Dwelling house with rooms kitchen' s.ore
room oubuildnes cribs stable, cabins, and lot Of
-: go. go. - '..-E Sc
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28


sill Be spared g lsrt,Lls Rsief. a1d =
[ shall live at llsli Fortune gives
me chance to gain name and wealth
as one lucky strokeF
AS If to give himself no chance for
repentance. he arose to his feet and
/ turned his searching glanees 81 an in
land direction. a light, IS from s
+ cottage WindOr. glimmeriDg family
through the thick haze. caught his
gaze,
Raising his voice. he called loudly
Helpi H0. there helpl"
The wind had abated. and his cries
rang out trough the night With start
ling dIstiuctBess The light he had
seen moved snd disappeared & min
ute later ans TeriBg cries reached
LoFder's ears, and he heard hasiy
steps, and saw the approaching light
Of lantern, borne aloft by a ma0 s
appraised arm,
:. This wayI' shouted Lowder.
We as wrecked ol ta1 Tegs taT
the love beaver. hasten
The ce-rer ~ tle lantern. esd rs
BY ma lautel came FuuDrrg
to him. Hu vas 5000 ~ bis SIDE The
lantern bearer W7s EauEa 1IeELl
fisherman. q .grale above a- Glass;
dis compal es a-s1 1#1llllu 5lt
evidently 2 ousWGa aaer degree
Both were - excitement. la-cG T.
ment anC sympathy
10 81 F words as pcs Lsa ler
ted the story of tra suHr-ls
called att=lr 5u 30 lhF gal5EEias Isl
his noble young employer.
Z" / think ne is deadl' he said, 10
choking voice. Garry him up to
your cabin Let everything be done
that can be done 70 save hin i vii
pay you vel fer any kindness 20 him.
Poor fellow He was uT travelling
companion loved L,@ IS j a5 lad
been my brother instead OF oaly my
hired attendant Poor Jssperl"
The two SioIIisns lifted the helpless l
form of poor young IrassiliaD. and I
carried it between them toward their I
cottage. Jasper L0Wder followed I
them, beWailing his l1ss. The above /
we publish az q specimen chapter; but /
the continuation Of this story viii be I
found Onlyiu the n II Ledger. AK /
for the number dated j snuarg 7. which .
can be had At any news Office or book
store. Ify9u are not within reach of /
a news Office. y0u can have The Ledger
mailed to you for one year by sending
three dollars to Robert Bonner, pub
Usher, $50 William Street, New York.
The Ledger pays more for original
than any other periodi-
cal in the world. 1t will publish none
but the very, very best. Its moral
lone is the purest, and its circulation
The largest. Everybody who takes it
Is happier for having it.
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BLOCK TrS-Fisa ss1i bars s5as solder SIS
LEAD--Piss 80; bars iec
I ZNc-cask 1895 sheet re; slabs 12c.
RIDES AND LEATHER.
HIDEs-Dry nint lSs per pound; dry
sailed 15aI6c; green 79S. Demand improv-
ing.
! LEATHER-Harness2 CSC; sole, oak, aOc
I Spanish SoaSSo; Buffalo slaughter S5c;
cali, French. 81 75a2 GO per pound: donles-
/ Ito 81 25a1 40; common kip 7OsasI % per
pound upper s45a46 per dozen.
/ MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.
Dark Tens 65o; bright Tens T5as0c; bright
Virgins. pounds, halves and quarters,
s0o9sl 10.
aROCERIEs.
/ COFFEE-RlO, firm. common Is5<als5<c;
/ falr 295Sa2l5scf prime 2is2l5<c; choice 2lSS
( a2ze; La suyra E3a2s5zc. Java, old Govern
I meDt. S0as2e: imitation, 28a2Sc.
/ sUaAR-Fir'n; Cuba l25Sal8cs New Or
leans 21zals5Sc; Demarara, ISaIs5<e and
I drrn Extra G lsz<alfos A coffee I4}SaI4s4o;
3 coffee lfaI454c; haros I85zaI5c; hard
powdered and granclatsd same.
TEAs-Blaek -souchong e0Asl %; Ooiong
81 o9al %. Graen-Ynung Hyson 81 25aI 80 /;
Imperial g. 25aI 81: Gunpow3er 81 S5aI So
Tyson 81 25sI 80.
AEoLAssEs-Eew Orleans choice T5ag0c-
New Orleans prtms 70aT5c. sorghum 45a59;
white dr1ps s0as25S stewar 'ssyrup 60as5c;
s liver drip 75a60es bee hive 7a5Sa75o.
CAsyDLEs-Full weight lsaleMe; Il OF
weight i8al615ai light weight Aal5o.
CANDY Stick and 8ar1er Pole 165IGI7c.
FIsH-MackereI, No. 5, in bbls SI3 % IL
half bbls 81 O0a7 so; in kits 81 40al so;
No. 2, in barrels sI5s15 80; In half bbls 81 so
as; In kits 81 65al rs; No. l, In bbls s24 90
a26; In half bbls sl2 GOALS 90; In kits 81 60
275. Cod dsh, in good demand at IS 50a
7 So White fish, half bbls 81 5JaS 90;
kits - OOa2 25. Potomac Herring, 81 50 In
kits; IS 90 In quarter barrels; IS 5Oa6 90 in
half barrels. Herring. box 65a75e.
Decentralization 7a71Sc; ErEenbech-
er's 71<asc; Crystal lI11zal2e; Corn Il1<sl2c.
SoAP-Palm 6A65<c; brown erasive ga
&c; yellow erasive Ta75<c; olive sas5Sc;
German notified s5SslOc; German plain
s5<aSc.
CorToNs : Yarns = 700 121<aIs 8; eco
I4e; 500 l6aI61<c; 400 1sa1s1Sc.
BATTNG-No. l, IS I26c; No. 2. 2l@22c.
CARPET CHAIE-White S5as6c; colored
45a4sc.
CHEEsE-W. r. I45Sal5c; Hamburg I51Sa
Ice; choice factory I65SaI7c.
TAR-Carolina bbls q 5Oa6 90; Carolina |
half bbls So 75a4 so; Carolina kegs 5Oa54o;
pine, In kegs 175za5Oc.
VINEGAR-Bbls 81 50as 50.
RrCE-Caroiina choice 91zal0e; Rangoon |
3a91S.
EAILs-lOp to 2Op 81 25;sp 81 50; sp 81 rs;
Up IS 90; sp IS 90; Top fence 81 %. sp fence |
81 so; spikes. 81 to 8 inch e. so.
WOODEN WARE.
BUcKErEOak 81 25a2 IS; half oak 81 25a |
. IS: No. 1 wen buckets s. OOas 50; No. |
do 81 5Oas 90; red cedar, two hoop $40 50a |
II 90; red iron bound IS 5OsT 90; red half |
iron bound s. 5Oa6 90; red brass bound |
IS 50a9 90; sugar buckets, rack 81 25a4 so;
bail buckets, rack So O0aS Is.
TUBs-NO. slI OOaII 50; No. 2tubs $40 90 /
= 10 so; No. 8 IS 50a9 90; nests, eight 75a
90; nests, three SO 90.
CHURNs-White pine, Is 70 % inches
y 0gaIo 90; painted pine. Is to 20 inches
" GOALS oOi red cedar, Is inches SIS OCa
3 U0s red cedar. Is inches RI7 DOaIS O0s
wash boards - 65a2 rs.
COoPERAGE-W hisky barrels 81 90 each:
ron bound whisky 81 40; -four barrels IS.
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pAmpe4 QHl 9nn faiaa
rrat, ssees.
a13.-
,-.-1, 'q 1920. -.-.l- lst
Tho ghrentat q MnUe
The sgeashar fo- aas u sf-tar..I .al
light SNOW faiL inf night
/ falling with D lcal Waler ln.
Z aua confederate 4nntaua Ia#H
I 20 tnia nolnt is en-
poH ata
T q
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unae as.
anH ne
Hnnruina
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wrDs1e~ AM, 1yr,o-
The weather veaterdav was cIond
and cold bDt has nodorste5 oo,s;,o,
ablv since syndav Wo,3sv II.
7, clear ana plaasaot tbsv;ne I, Il
sum and moi freez;rg n A. sb.Io n.
IN evenisv Ia rn~ r@ic
tbiek v ,rnod ,, + tg,r.st n ~.
81 ~ grsrl grfb- si,ro-r, SD.
ing sr9sfg NOM IN ~ -e
wes down 81 ~ an Ffs-f
.4. --.
rsa
from rs5f1ort T.,oe-
Mary H5u s36 Rm Ki-seg ~
( Tr4isra from New 0Herrs. Rsts
Robinson f-o~ 81 T., eTg.-
fs5r ~ -3s r.v.e--s ~
N.-t9Hfs p .rs ~ r.o-
r;-.--r,s5
-....-.
w.,.--
sb-t... sC.e f.--- ..s-t IN ~
f..5av .-eo,- tb.t cam. -r .tss. a.
IL $3.50 ..s- r-..- B.-.-..
49, --,s H--.-t
.g 49,. -r..- F.r.-. n.,.I.
nigbt ~ fTstify tho sr,o,r,.r,o,,
~ ! resumot;on If ,sgios,ioo ne
g,g;o s;lyo- --il D. tha f..4b<..t -
-. ~. 81. NJ o-l...-
Wt,cer1.1-@~-
The prosDeets of q resumption Of
naviFation were somewhat improved
yes erdav. "a the ice was far less
abundant than on the day previous.
In fact, In front Of the city It was By
no means formidable, but It was per-
hans different II the bends and mar.
rows below and above......The Fel.- /
ert vas The only boat that left the
wharf On Monday. and she had a
rouRh old time getting into the mouth (
Of Green River......The Morning Star
Susie Silver. Savanna. Sam. j. Hale.
St ATa,vs and Mollie Moore utiif liz
az the wharf The sam 4 u.ls
and Mollie Moore eentemplated GOING
"a the month ef Gresn River Iaat
,f,bt rrovi5s1 tbev amid o,t coal
q oaeetion of some doubt a. tbe
entire sppoIv here ia erhaustsd.
Weunderstan5 thsre IL d, abundance
If coat n ~ month r. C-,er Tivor
49, 49, r,Ito,,ir, 49, ~, 49,
refuge Evapaville Msrv AmoDt
Fsvetto MalI;e RsgoB Crsn5 ToLe
s,J b.r.es D;ot- F,I,o, ~ b.r.,,
Cb.rme- 4, n F.l-ort ~ 49,.
Tbe l.tto- bo-e-or - -. -
a. 80 - -. -. -. M.
30. - =. - 80
TT...5.--o - - 80 "a - $50 ..s-
-,----s5 -, - - - a. ~ 800
J" 10 q ''' ~ nslo aiO'I -'iO 11-y oFeu-
., 80 = - -" =. '51 10 Ing
- ~ rs.-.-, ~ 80 ~ -''s
III - ~ - s --I'.....''
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5F;lI.- = =; 49, - ~ 81 30
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~. N r. $3.50. -. -. -
60 p. -, -. - c.
49, =. 80, - s-ga-.i -.
la.1-,l 80 ..l 80. -
IT-..st. - -, y '--'- -.
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1880 .o.i I. ~ - et5o ,
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$50. T-s WeC..us-L -
- e. 80 l'-,S'- - ~ "
-;.a;aaa,; - NJ, -. -.,-;.. -
,o,,,r,.ni.5 br N u 49,, ,-I.s 80.
- 49,, - ~ . p - ~ 80
- IT, ueT M - I'll
IA lido Dorv Dnr, are he riIots
-r a. c.. C;I-...- a.. - Z
s
Moore Or tno NONE moore present
"a to Capt. Tom. Shields, Of the Eusie &
J.f,-. -,..,1.-g,-, q t....-.:f..l .-.- a
24tfsts ySet~4Hess DlaNtti "a ptg5D DA
staAf1ary "a q taken Of bfa bfgh an 4
d
probation OF that gallant gentleman q
w4
luQ experienced commander Iue
and reeeptiop sneeobee
..---s.-.-. - 49,. ~,
W.. o''Ni DN'
moving and patheuc OQuence4ssass4s.s e
= d. f.-t
JaptaiA Jus 1V"lSl ut5pstyheb u
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TIESSILIAN COURT;
OR
The Bar Onet7s SON

Bg MRS HARRIET LEWIS,
AUTHOR OF "THE DOUBLE LIFE, 1.-THE
BAILIFFS SCHEME. " THE sUNDERED
HEARTS, " 'THE LADY OF XIII
DARE" A LIFE AT STAKE"
+" TIE HOUSE OF SECRETS, "
ETC, ETC., ETC.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28

| - ga MOSS EA&ANE.
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
1 or CarrRgeen, is conceded
to be the heaIthiest,
cheapest and most delicious food in the
A package, costing few cents, win make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and pro-
| portionate quantity of PuddiDgs, Custards,
Creams, Sauces. Gruels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &C, DC.
SEA MOSS FARTNE
1 - Is creating a great
| sensation in the
/ food market. It's
| delightful flavor, convenience for dessert,
| &C., &C, Is unsurpassed.
- "The proof Of the
pudding is in eat
ing IL, !" and we feel
| confident that no man or woman who has
/ once eaten of Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custards Cream, Charlotte Russo, any
GOdsend, will deny its claim to rank
among the table luxuries Of the period.
- Is made up without
trouble, and Will
always be good.
Try II, and our word for It, you will con
ttnue In It's use.
SE A MOSS FAMINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, Is SUI
perior TO Corn
per cent. cheaper.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- At least nny differ
ent dishes can be
made from IA
8S6o Gil L fbs,66 esp esafid 5od END
known world.
SEA MOSS FARTNE
- Is rich IN flesh FORM
ing properties, ana
diet children and all others IeqTirina
q ZIG. and delicate food.
SEA MOSs FARTNE
- us decidedly a very
great improve
meut upon all SIM
liar preparations. II is the most delight-
ful and delicate food we have ever tasted"
- Custards, Soups, Cru
s fron Se sE &C. n m y 9
FARINE. can be taken BY invalids at All
while all other preparations are rejected.
- One experiment VIII
convince the most
skeptical that SRA
Moss FARINE will produce unequaled GUS
tards, Puddings, Creams. &C., &c.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- A most delightful
and healthy fOsd
Tor children and
Invalids.
- Superior TO Corn
Starch, MAIZENA,,
Farina, or any
CEA MOSS FAREEE
- Makes most de-
lightful des 8 Q { 4,
and contains so
per cent. Of nutriment.
cSEA aEOss FARINE
- Is Irish Moss puri-
fSd, concen trated,
and rendered an
absolute luxury, and will hsreafter be
quoted as a food staple IN the markets Of
CEA MOSS FARIEE
which the best Ar
roWroot Is appltca-
bic, at one-quarter the price.
GEA MOSS FARKNE
other preparations |
for weak and puny |
children; nothing can surpass it for that
SEA MOSS FARIEE
marvellous exs |
tent, while IL Il |
soothing and cooling to the blood.
CEA MOss FARIHE
- Tell your Physician |
what 1t is, and our /
word tor 1t, he viii |
recommend 1t also.
y Issplendid for thick |
en1ng sauces, and /
viii make fifty /
different dishes.
cSEA Moss FARINE
Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
53 Park Place, N. Y.
feS0 decd view
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The new aad elegant steamer
80
ARKANSAS BELLE.


q. J. GRABI1IER, Master;
n. 3. PENNINGToEg, Clerk
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 4 Pm.
VIII leave Cairo every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at o Pm.
The above new magufncent side-vVH oeI
low pressure steamers having been conc
strDcted expressly for this trade, viii ruu
regularly during the season. carrying the
u. =. Mail and Adams Express; M King
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the IA. q st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, VicksburR, and ali
way points, and with the st. Louis a New
Orleans Packet CO.-Steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng TO 81. Louis, Memphis, Nicksburg
and New Orleans. Also through IiokeLa
and bills lading given to all points upon
the Paducah q Gulf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile q Quo, and Mississippi Central Rali+
roads, and umberland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Eve
ansvtIie with the Il. q q. Railroad for ail
points North and East, aud with the n orn-
Ing star and Tarascon for-LOuisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special Inducements Of
fered 10 stock shippers.
This company being the u. s. Mail con-
tractors, and running the only loW.praaB~
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded b. careful, experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality and safety than
offered by any other line. General Once.
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
PLY. ID. VETS, Agent.
novl2 ONCE with Baird a Start.
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Notice &c steamboatm81 aad
Owners.
mTm. BAKER w. Narna Hrn
Ia recently patented au EminrruHrraH
20 be introduced into
Steam Boilers.
10 protect them from Hurnfnn af Har.
cling. IT'S construction ~ GI annfl ana rna|Ie
ndInsted. - photograph cttua fnEan fHr.
can be seen 40 u HORN ltouEH
surveyor of guatqu1as WHfar al ur W.
hhgWN 81 CO.'S Boost store. WataF 4tfH
i VIII give Do amy one EIeEH latt fH eanH
District tne Right tc uae Die
Sediment AZ fntor.
Or BCALE pHorEEL EH frsl af dnnfan. y.
notifying rae OF tuo1a venting ll rGa CID
improvements also d rfHtl0m nf lna
machine, aud how M Fl aHTnaN
Address Box 1858. hvau vilie fut
E "a. tH.EH0H
EVAHaVELLL, Dec. :. Ia7U. Hna
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seps-sm ELDER BROS.
GRANDvIEW, IND, DOR. ., 1870.

Mr.. O. Rratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-Enclosed please ind S4O0, the ball
ance due on the Portable Steam Circular
Saw MIL. This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as have now
thoroughly tested IL, TO meet my agree
ment with you to speak my mind Ia re-
gard to the samel have to say that / now
can safely recommend it to all desiring
perfect satisfaction In Saw Mil, and TO
procure what you saba complete Mil
and Engine.
I have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled a
Boiler and Engine that has so easily kept
steam with the only fuel use (green slabs
taken from the log direct).
We consider the Mil and Its capacity to
be all that can be desired of a Saw Mil in
every respect. Any person wishing TO
know IL these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can ind ample demOn-
strRtion of it by calling on as at the mill.
Yours, very truly,
cell VIM. CAD1CK & DAWSON.
other sizes for farnn and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov I5-dnl @. KRAFT.
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PLATE IRON DIRK
Or every description.
Corners FIRST eGd Pins and Second
aHd Kim Streets,
EVANSVILLE, EGDEAHA


The usual amount OF steam used 20 do
saving with by the Porthls Circular Saw
xiii IS from rs 10 $50 pounds pressure per
aquafs lneh. have reduced this am0nnl
and require ONLY mona 81 ~ 3 pounds per
sIderad In the least dangerous, and "a. al
the same time more economical l. the
saving o. fuel, 80
MARION, KY, BePEsuber S, 1870.
ar 9. KsatE, EVan6Vila. ma
Sz6-s a@as great pleasure IA Swing
Our testimony to $40 excellence o. your
Portable
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The Ous we purchased OF Fou o. ths I'D
August last haG gwen entire 82-lAsaacL1Ou.
" aFe satisfied Lhat with proper hands 1t
Fg1iL saw fifteen hundred fest of poplar per
hour On the whole, we think You have
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed a most excellent Mil,
which will doubtless 6upeTcede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent to put the mill up and start it for us,
seems to be an excellent machtnist. Our
friends VINO witnessed him working, say
he Is the best sawyer that they have eH u
seen. You could not have sent q better
mach1niGt aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more Satisfaction. We started
20 saw with 20 lbs. Of steam 70 saw cur drst
log. Your Mil Is Just uE1,3sTa gEeu recon-
mend it 70 be. E1sec
Yours, truly -
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28

#e can give 90 positive issuance
cher sa7 boaa lor suy p9.at sin leave
day except lhae some OF those at
Che Faart may So 10 Green River .o
seek ssours quar,srs a arHo-eHt
-Lllso uay take place before mid
night TO justify the announcement
Of a resumption of navigation. The
Susie Silver viii be tho FIRST boat to
leave here for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28


AHr aaE
M
-.-, .l-- ---ll45-, l...1a.4 Zee,
from PASSPORT, III s. Taroe-
Mary Houston gate Kinney aad
Irdisna. from New Daeaua Kate
Robinson, from So Loni5i silver
Moou. lor Memphis Lawrcu5s. for
Nashville Bermuda end Alna. from
f.ranfar.rFf
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28
THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

O. ga MOSS FARINE,
- Made from pure irish Moss,
or CarrReeen, is conceded
to be the heaIthiest,
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing a few cents, VIII make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, ana a pro-
portionate quantity of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Sauces. Gruels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &c, DC.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28


The inspector Tor underwriters notified
the master o. tue Alaska end several other
vessels, Saturday morning, that N she said
boats icft port while tho lee was moving
40 heavily, it must Be &C the owners risk.
over. The Hewport ferry boaf. newport
Belle mo4e heT regular trips eritriaV d.
but the Cincinnati Belle was brought rs
tbts side OF the river 20 md b safe hafbor
below the foot Of Lawrence Street. The
Ice on the other side o. the river. below the
bridge is much heavier than on thisslde
which indicates that after ienvtur the
bridge tAa GU Elh aiE Toward Gao Haur
tecEg 1hafe. Ju both fIdaH af therfgst tha
lee H salgee atoFs ife bridge. 300 fiue
three NpaAl 81 81 aggregate width OF uarr
"a lta AEaa lnNEl eaau iN low Mate naa
nivan az 20 some extent. and nH rfy
lal ua7 been thrown actaaE. Fita lna euda
resting against enc Pliers, Gg preserve lla
itsnE WlEE fruU ueE.rzc Ion. EaaaeEasera
Ola Haa sE y anl es GHlurs aAa Zoe E1lMfa %
come extent 90 Z ufoUl ana turned r fIE
atnes.
At he roaHiHs vhr 1etHs2n tna
ahGca aad HnHE aaulr $40 tFnE fa
FROZEN tls HllH the eiuE FGr1'g la5oa
.ar arEe1.H q. WIN leliEfrl. InE
era eHuHt lllH
EaUcar. leia to 90 a4ll. Hul ODE @Irr
Agar aud faa wiah tuNl af GOALS
HH lea-az1as % ne HHa ~.
uHa taf traa Nt.asHn#il #n
lGIu 4o1
tNTa ~
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28

Captain p. +. Eckert received a dispatch
! from Captain John w. Cannon, uated
NatcheZ+ Deeembe q, which aayas "H ~
4 Lee raised, and viii leave for New Orleans
to-day"