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Notice.
Notice is hereby given that have this day Civ
en- my sons, each q them, Peter Charles and
Francis B3ven, their time during the remainder
Of Aeir minority, and shall claim none Of their
eArniass NOR pay a.y debts Of their contracting
after This date,
JOHN BOWEN.
Manchester, Feb. r. 1870
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16

Among the first boats due here are the
City OF Evansville, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from LOuisvillei Virginia. for New
Orleans; Mary Miller, Sam. J. Hale and
Commercial, from Memphis; Tom Reese
and barges, and Alaska. from New Or
leans; Sam. Orr, from Eastport: Champi-
on from 81. Louis; Emma Floyd, for
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Tobacco Factories
FOR SALE.
VuHE FOLLOWIMa TOBACCO,
4 stemerles situated as foliowss

HuHE FOLLOWIHa TOBACCO
N Stemeries situated as fOliOwst
at Curdgvllo, Davies County, KY, To-
baoco House. Capacity % handle 4JD9U
pounds.
Aahbysburg, Hopkins Co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle SDOD pounds
Tayloria Landing, Mclean Co., KY, Toe
bacco House. Capacity % handle 4J99J
pounds.
Livermore, Mclean Co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle OJDN1D POUNDS
Sacramento, Mclean o., KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle lb0O1 pounds
CeraIvo, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House.
Capacity 20 handle 100000 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co, Ky, Tobacco House,
Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds
Cromwell. Ohio Co, Ky. Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle &JJ,100 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County. KY, Toe
baoco House. Capacity 80 handle 7OUJJ
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co, TIla.. Tobacco IA 0uFe.
Capacity 10 handle 5000 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co., Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 he ndlo 100000 pounds.
Richlmnd, Spencer Co.. Ind.t Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handio 10000 pounds.
All OF the above essmorios are located
In the best PRODUCING tobacco sections,
and are In complete order having sorrows,
tobacco sticks and eil other NECESSARY
Z Convenience for handling and hGnRing
tobacco: together with the once Cooper
shops, btanloa, and Lands thereto nt-
taehed. Ali o. any Of the above win be
FOR further particulars inquire 81 WM.
y. FORD, Evansville, Ind, on h. ~ Ark
EHBURGHs 35 Bread st,, ~. ". ocll-sm
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sugar, one Of ground ginger; beat in
three gills of milk; when quite light
from beating, pour into buttered
pan, and bake three-fourths of an
hour. Serve hot.
SWEET POTATO BUNS.
Boil and mash two potatoes: rub In
as much flour as viii make 1t like
bread: add little nutmeg and sugar,
with a tablespoonful of good yeast.
When it has risen, work in two ia
blespoonfuls of butter cut finely; then
form it into small rolls, and bake on
tins a nice brown. Serve hot. Split
open and butter.
SOUPS.
In the Philosophy Of Eating we find
the following regarding soup: by
soaking in cold water, and boiling
gradually. and retaining the liquid,
We get all the valuable properties OF
meat. The liquid contains all the
soluble properties, and indeed all the
important properties necessary for
sickly or sedentary personsi and the
solids contain the fbrin and lime
which are wanted for muscular power
and strength of sineW and bone.
FRIED CHICKENS.
Annie Lee, in the Germantown
Telegraph, gives the following: Cut
up the chickens and lay them IN cold
water to extract the blood. Wipe
them dry, season with pepper and
salt, and dredge them with flour.
Fry In lard to a rich brown; take
them out and keep them near the fire.
Skim the gravy carefully in which the
chickens have been fried; mix with it
half pint of cream; season with
mace, pepper, salt and parsley.
APPLE sH0RT-CAKE.
Pare and slice tart apples enough
to fill two round pie-plates; then
make O crust of one teacupful of
cream, salt and soda; roll an upper
crust, put on, and bake; when done,
turn bottom upwards; put on sugar
enough to taste; then turn again, and
so on. To be eaten warm.
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day says:
Captain w. b. Miller contemplatea going
from Memphis 20 Cairo with the MinueO-
la, where he Will load her with cotton for
| Cincinnati. He le4t for Cairo with his
When the wind drlfted the ArRosy
/ against q tow boat wheel at PittaburR,
/ last Wednesday, all her stationary Tenders,
upper guards, and cOok-hOuBe, on the star
board side. were torn away.
i II has been circulated along the river
| that the ChaTmer'E new owners intended
| taking her South such ia not the case.
| Captain James informs US she viii r0nain
permanently In the Marietta trade, Ieaw-
| ing Cincinnati every Monday, as hereto
| fore, in charge OF Captain Ben. II. hall.
| The Bermuda VIII ply between Cincinnati
1 and Evanswil' g, In connection with Gha
| Charmer for Marietta.
/ The Andrew Ackley was passe1 by the
Rees on last wednesday, twenty miles
| above Cheyenne. She was on bar, and
almost high and dry. She had thirty I'VE
| Captain John Sebastian, ex-treasurer
/ OF Hamilton County, Ohio, and an old
/ and experience Cincinnati and New Or
| leans pilot and steamboat commander,
/ leaves Cincinnati on Saturday next, for
/ Emporia, Khhees, where he viii locate
4 permanently. He hrs served long and
| faithfully on the river In odltt0n 70 rem
/ dering efficient SCI vice during the rebel
/ lion, under Admfrals FoOte, Davis and
| We wish him health, success and repOse In
Il his new Western home.
/ And 50 do we. He was q gallant olicG r,
| and q true gentleman. May hts days be
long and prosperOuss
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No. 1898.
United States Marshafs Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IS.
District of IRdiana,
[wRHE REAS. q libel of information
w was filed IN the District Court of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
on the 18th day of October, 1870, by Thomas
NJ. Browne, Esq., District Attorney, on be-
half of the Unite states, against $500 Cl-
CARS, seized at said District for an alleged
violation Of the revenue laws, and pray
ing process against sa ID property, and that
the same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to sill persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or In a ~ man
ner interested bherain. that they be and
appear before the District Court Of the
United States, to be held at the City of In
dianapolis, in and for the District of Indi-
ana, on the first Monday OF December
next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that
day, then and there to 1nterpOse their
claims and make their allegations in
that behalf.
Attest: J. d, ROWLAND. OK. move
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Collectors Sale for Internal RevC-
nUe Taxes.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
OFFICE, 1sT DIST, IND,

COLLECTORS OhblCEs 4SL Glo1sS ANO.s Z
EVANSVILLE, Nov. II, 1870.
RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN l will sell, at public auction, at the
mouse lately occupied by Henry Ayers, on
Sycamore Street. between Water and
First Streets, in the city of Evansville,
Ind, on FRIDAY. Novembe %, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A NJ, the following property:
10 Tectifying tubs, 2 receiving tubs, CT
barrels, 1 Office desk, safe anu furniture;
l coal stove, letter pr g and thlee barrels
of whisky. and all other personal properly
belonging to the wholesale and rectifytng
house of said Henry Ayers.
Also, on SATURDAY, November 26, 1870,
/ will sell, at public auction, at Patoka,
Ind, 40 barrels highwines, 1900 bushels OF
corn, lot of whe At, rye, malt, shorts and
screenings; 2 office deszs and furniture, !
iron safe, corn shelter, grtndStone & plat
form scales; new doubler and hand car, )
rectifyfng tubs, lot of hoop iron, lot OF
empty barrels and ce SKIS, and ali the per-
sonaI property belonging to said Henry
AYERS at his distillery and recttfy1ne
house at Patoka, Ind.
said property is levied on and distTaineo
to enforce the payment of United States
Internal Revenue Taxes due from said
Henry Ayers. JAS. o. VEATCH,
noVl5 2Gd&W Collector.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16
Guardians Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

Wy VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- the Court of Common Pleas OF
Floyd County, the undersigned Guar
dian of the person and estate OF Marga-
heirs of Frederick Becker, deceased, offers
for sale at private sale, the undivided two
ninths part of the real estate in Wander
burgh County, Indiana known and des-
crfDed as all that part Of fractional sec
lions Nos. five and SIX, Is 81 % in township
west, in the Vlncennes Land District, thus
bounded: Beginning at point on the
east line of said section No nVe, nine
chains and tWenty-sevent hundredtEs,
% q. IC0), south of the northeast corner Of
said section No. five, and running thence
No. five (5), twelve chains and hty-n1ne
hundredths (l2 5000 CHI thence west and
parallel with the north line of said 1racs
tional sections Nos. I'VE and six, ninety
90-l00), to the west line of said fractional
section no. six; thence in northwesterly
dire ction along said last mentioned line,
thirteen chaiDs and eighty seven humid
Tedths (l3 $1,000 to point from which q
line running parallel with the north line
six, would strike the place of beginning
thence east and parallel with said north
line OF said section to the place of begin
ming, containing I29 32-100 acres.
TERMS OF SALE Oue-thtrd of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. and the
residue in two equal payments, at one and
two years credit, the purchaser giving
notes with sufficient surety, bearing inter-
terest from date, and Waivtng valuation
or appraisement laws.
Bids for said property received at the
law ONCE of AFRO Dyer, Third Street, Ev-
Rnsvil!e, Indiana, until the I'D day OF
Novemb her, 1s70. MARY BECKER,
nov14.1w Guardian.
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Domestic ReoIhas.

A correspondent in the German
town Telegraph gives the following
aeasonable recipes:
SWEET POTATO P0NE.
One aud three fourths of a pound
of s eet potatoes boiled and mashed
ssir Ia while warm two tablespoons
of butter; beat these well; add little
salt, three tablespoons Of good brown
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CARRIAGEs.

OARRIAGEs.
J. b. aRMMA. u. A.. anaU.H
AZ. B. GREEN 80 co.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
Transfer Ornaments % Cincinnati pFio
Rr.ip. Street. Bsi Fgfih and Snth.
fanls-dnwsni mvAuBwfEEn. Iul
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FOR EYEREH0lY.

SOMETHING FOX EVERYBODY.
A n aCMLhEWEEMsa wmEaDMH Sc
-A. TON STORE can be found, beglcoH
the largest and beal assorted stock on
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Medicinal
Wines Ia the West the following list OF
SPECIALTIESs
6 ponRes and Channels Skins.
nonades and Toilet Powders
Tlztrncts. Colognss, ana Toilet Waters.
rtoudray'a saehot Powders
1gndia RUBBER yringos and Breast Pump
n kinds Of Combs ana Hair Brushes
M aides and asnuomon's Pocket Books
TTTooth. Nail, and Flesh Brushes.
Tnk stands and Match Safes for the
- pocket,
Tryngiish, French, and American Toilet
~ soaps.
q boulder Braces, Truuss, and re
=. orH.
An OF the above articles wan solo orc
very low prices
RlENTMBER THE PLACE,
CORNER MA1M AID SECOND nIrg-
je3 8m
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the GazetLe says ;


Eddy H. q ten months old son of Cant
DICK. EVanF, of COVington, and nephew Of
Captain Ed. Evans, OF the Kate Putnam,
was buried yesterday ia the COYingtOn
Cemetery.
"A Southern paper gives the opinion OF
two different parties who had seen CAPT.
7. z. Leathers, Of the Match eE, on the roof
Of that steamer:
What Miss Atuster J. Givans wrote 20 q
particular lady friend about him There
he stood. ma clleret the noble hierophanf
Of incandeceut naval hierachy-nO neo-
phyte, Uogez UOlfs but with the unassunnp-
Ci5f "a nam qeTaGtt and so 60 LOQl6Gs eUf mn
al does. No demisgOd, no Bemi-nagfste, but
full plunaeos q marcrocoBm per ae. Hie
bedliI 4Jer deafc cltdfOV0gIt, adumbrating ia
weird, eerid and fcOnoclastie fulQurat fong.
the quasi apOtheais which lowered near %
transpose him 10 Fama's acropolis val
halla,"
What ragged Ievee rat said about him
" Bowed n there Amt old Tom on the
hurricane roof. He's a rum an to look at,
but q good an 70 got Don't he make her
bile, tho"
LOUISVILLE. - The O0isrfer-Jouy7sGl OF
Monday Says
The river continues 70 reCCde very slow
w having declined only one inch IA the
q hours ending az Pm. yesterday. The
marks indicated 30 inches fn the pass
down the IndiaD eh1te. Tire weather. II
sfiII very warm for this season of tho year,
Late yesterday evening there were some
signs OF falling weather.
Capt James DOugherty. VITO DtiOted the
Arkansas Belle 10 Memphis. returned yes
terday. He reports that tide Belle per-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16

The arrivals and departures yesterday
include the Idlewild, Cairo 10 return; ;
Hartford, Henderson and return; Pine
Blun, Grandview TO return; WIN. 3. Hays,
Dan Rice's circus boat, from New AL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-22
GOING EAST,

lI.S6 a. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily
connecting at Cory, Sundays excepted, for Warren,
Pa. MayNllle, Brocton and Titusviile and daily
% Irie at Elmira with Northern Central Railway
Tor william sport ii rrlsburg, Philadelphia and Bal
tln0ro ma at New York for Boston and New Eng.
land cities
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Gin.
einnati running through to New York.
S.l5 r. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily
sundays excepted, connecting at Binghampton for
Albany and the ce.brated summer resort, sharon
Springs. and at New York for Boston, and ull New
Ln!and cities.
A ',leepi.g Coach is attached to this train at
Meadv.iAe iunnng through to New York.
i.55 A, ~. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS.
dairy, sundays excepted. Connects at Great Benz
win Delaware, Lackawanna IL Western hallway
Iorscrsnton, and at New York with Midnight FIX
press train OF New Jer'ey Railroad for ihiladci.
plia-
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Cleveland, running through TO Hor el svie, con.
Meeting with train Laving new and improved Draw.
Ing Room COACHES attached, running through To
New York.
2.45 Y. III. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
a,ol "A. VI. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted
4,50 a. n. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
ccpted.
Boston ana New England Passengers, with their
Iiaggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York. ''
The best ventilated and most Luxurious Sleepine
Coac 90 'o-lN iHE WORLD-as accompany MI
night trains on this Railway. "''
~" 7 he Erie Railway Company has orenea a
rev Ferry from Their Jersey City depot TO the foot
81 9Jd st, New orl thus enab Ing passengers to
reach the uiper p'siioE OF the city without the ex.
ptnee and annoyance OF street car or an omnibus
aitnsfer.
TO- The scenery along the entire route of the Erie
itnlway ID Of ,hc most picturesque and beautiful
characer Admirers Of katuie's beauties In a
d'y.iSht journey over this Line, will find its ever
changing lunds' apes subjects of continual admro
tiur aud interest.
EasgHge Checked Through.
And fare always as low ms by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can he obtained at all the PRINCIPAL Ticket
Offices III the NCst and sUu h. .Wosl.
WM. b. BARR
L. d. III. NIX, Gon'l fass'r Agt
Cen Supt. Jan 49, 1870
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Merchants LAWYERS, Justices of the Peace, Land
Agents, Gil Yea crs AID agents Insurance Agents,
E3pres smen and .her parties in want, ere informed
cat we arc PREPARED to execute TO oder ali KINDS
uunity. eusinessr legal REQUIRED In Il is eo.ni
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-22
GOING WEST.

3.45 A. m. DAY EXPRESS daily, MONDAYS
excepted for Cleveland, CicninIati and the West
and South. Connects at Clarhsville SUNDAYS cx-
cept,G, for Sharou Newcastle and Pittsburgh at
Ltayittsburg for Youngstown and Sharon: ut Cleve-
North West; at Ravenna, Sundays excepted for AL.
lance and Pittsburgh; at Akron Sundays excepted
for Crvile aud Miliersburg, al Urbana with Pitts.
burlh, Clnclnnati and st u uis . way .or Indian
Hpolis, ard at Cincinnati with the Ohio a. M.sis-
tippi railway, for ST. Lonis aud the south and
South West. -
Slenirg Coaches are attached to this train at
Hornesviile, running throughto Cle,ela I'D ithout
change.
9.45 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL, daily, SUNDAYS
excepted, for Cleveland and the West and North.
est Connects at Clarksviilc for Sharon, Newcas.
tie and Pittsburgh, and at Cleveland with Lake
Shore Railway for the West and North West
$50 q. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for
Ceveand, Cincinnati aud the Wesr and South -
Ceunecs 1T i.eayitIsburc. SUNDAYS excepted, for
Youngstown; at Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail.
way, ior the West and North West: and at Cincin
nlii with the Ohio IL Mississippi Railway for 81
Louis and the South and South.W
Sleeping Coach is attached 10 this train at New
York. rUnnii & through TO Cincinnati.
II.sO a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, SUNDAYS
excepted, for i.eavittsbufg and Way Stations, con.
Meeting for ! OIL gstown.
$40 p. NJ. FREIGHT & ACCoMMoDA.
I'll n, daily.
7.15 A. n. WAY FREIGHr, Sundays er
sspted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-21

us, feel any interest in them or imagine
Of what possible utility they can be-
What, for gracious, goodness sake dc
we care if the thermometer scds down to
twenty-five degrees below zero at Aroos-
took, Maine, one day during that mouth;
or if crows ,cere seen by the Hoosiers
about the time of the "January Thaw p
What chance have We for cheaper bread
for our buuer after wading through all
this condensed and specified weather
wisdom? We shouldn't be surprised if
one of these years the earth froze forty
feet deep on the Aroostook; and we
shouldn't care a continental, either and
as to crows in Indiana, we have no caws
to be troubled by their untimely vista
tions. Our motto here in Nevada is,
'snever mind the weather when the wind
don't blow'-and we live up to it.
Moreover, We don't have enough tine
teorology" hereabout to talk of, much
less "make a note on" There is our
regular Summer with nary drop of
water there is our accustomed Fall
with its charming monotony of grey
and unvarying sage brush /; there is our
Winter with an equahle average of snow,
rain, hail and Washoe zephers; and
here is our Spring, just of piece with
the old, patent, uuvarying Spring that
was invented " hen the young sage brush |
was first shifted by aboriginal noses. |
In reply to our correspondent query as
to whether we cannot induce some one
to watch out for the variations of the
and keep an eye to wind
ward for the benefi. of the log keeper
at Washington, we answer, No. We
don't care base metal button whether
the blasted old weather cock of the
A gricu,tural Bureau ever finds out that
Of his business. If he wants to post
himself on our '.meteoroiogy let him
come and take observations for himself.
If he can find anything to brag of, Why
Just let him rip in. As for ourselves,
We believe it is a credit to the people of
Nevada that nobody has ever been found
amongst us with so little that is useful
md profitable to do, even for a minute
/ day as to keep a weather table. No
ir We won't induce anybody, nor
'educe anybody, either.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-21
coROEERS INQUEST UPON THE
BODY OF &. w. THORNTON.

Through the courtesy of Coroner
Bence, we are permitted to publish the
following:
State of Nevada, County of Ormsby In
the matter of the inquisition upon the body
of a man known as r. W. Thornton, deceas-
ed: We the undersigned, the Jurors sum
moned to appear before II. H. Bence, the
Coroner Of Ormsby County, on the 10Th day of
April, 1870, to enquire into the cause of the
death of said h. w. Thornton, but whose
true name, as appears in evidence, was
Richard Brothers, of Morrisburg, Ontario,
Canada West, having been duly sworn &C
cording to law, and having made such inqui-
sition after inspecting the body and hearing
the testimony adduced, upon our oaths each
and all do say, we find the deceased came to
his death on the 10Th day Of April, 1870, in
this county, by collision of cars at the vi
Wan Cut on the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road. that the collision was caused through
a misunderstanding of orders, given BY the
Train Dispatcher to the Conductor on the
upward bound train but from the evidence
We are unable to determine as to whether the
Conductor or Train Dispatcher were at fault,
but believe that the primary cause of the
disaster was from the practice of the Virginia
and Truckee r. r. Co. permitting verbal in
stead of written instructions to their Con-
duc,ors at their principal office.
All of which we duly certify by this inquisi-
tion in writing by US signed this 10Th day of
April, A. u. 1870.
o. A. F. GILBERT,
H. S. MASON,
w. D. TORREYsoN,
E. r. ELROD,
B. H. MEDER,
JACOB KLEIN.