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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20
Wilmington.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND
SILVER WARE.

q AVN ,,,,,,,,, s.,,>- -
~ ZBA FERRIS @ooN 'o0RNERoF FOURTH
NJ NH' ~ H. ,,n., nave ave
" A'rrIIi,S. JEWEL,RY and SILNERW ARE ia
he found in the state and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens Of EIkrON and its vicini
tv to our stock consisting in part of the foowinr
articles;
ENGLISH WATCHES, in G old or Silver Cases
Richard Wis, Chronomctcr Watches Sol
Agency.
H Was ,7trHn,s" H. "o nv no.
NJ. j. Tobias & cos Liverpool Watches.
JOS .Johnson's do do (made ex-
prcssly for us)
VIM Robinson's do. do
Josh Broomicld's do, do. (Railway
Timo-keepers0
Josh Pemberton's do, do.
Joscph Sewilrs do do HALLWAY
Time-keepers)
Jno Tedbury & Co g do. do
prvE cwr.s w,rrurc
l. = " i7', " "a N'''
JuleS 'urSeSoh copenhagen Chrohometer.
~ Ct, Z. "utaot on
V.chnr,n 3 t,onstnutino Msnnla I,rv fna
~ I",',o; =. - WY N'j
IIAi pst Lon' p r",,t;i "oio'"'
Rr;,met p,r;s WOW, fnoN
f,hnr n T;ssnt 80 VI ~, H.
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MARBLE YARD,
IN WIL.NI.NGTON, DEL.

ENIIE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
tacture Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every dcscrip-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door Ulls, Win
dow Stills and Lintels, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II Smith, WATERHOUSE 4 co.
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Eikt0n Brick Yard.

NllE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
l. Yard in Elkton, to supply the public VIII
all kinds Of
COWlION IND PRESSED BRICKS
at price much lowerthan they can be bopel t
for in the cities. Enquire a his brick va d
at the west end of the town.
Mar ly SAMUEL KING.
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JOSEPH III. FOSTER,
A wv NJ I N G. vi A X E R,

0SO NORTH THIRD STREET, EAST Sidc,)
-DC Above Willow, Railroad Depot, PnlLA-
pELrnIt where can be obtained. at the shortest
notice SAILS FOR BoArs, American and Business
Flags Of all Nations. Awnings. Tents, Wagon and
Canal Boat Covers, SackinS Bottoms. liammocks,
Bags etc n. H. Fall and Wheel Ropes splcod
Old Awnings repaired residence, $50 South
Front street above Inc.
Jun &c, '5G-1y
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French and swiss Watches.

From the celebrated manufactures of
James Nardin, Pcrrct, A. Pillon, Geneva,
Loclc, llumathcy Peytcu, To-
Jan Corovosicr Gle Suisse.
ii a. Fayrc 1.oce j. a. n. Nornman, Zine
lie Roy Fills, (iyer's enamcllcdJ
lGlRoD Paris MOntanoou Freres
llugenn Neullimin, Lo- y, I. Agassis, Geneva,
Gle, &c., &c, &c.
SILTERWARE.
Our Silverware is all made of the purest silver
A large stock of all the various styles constantly
On hand. We also make to order at the shortest
notice, amy article that VIC may not have
We also kept very large stock of fine Jewclry
consisting of Coral, Mosaic, Cameo, Jet and plain
gold, of every style and suited to all tastes
PLdTED-W ARE.
Tea sctts Castors. Trays, Cake Baskets Goblcts
Cups, Fruit Stands, &C.
Fine French Marble Clocks Parian Marble
Figures, Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Toilet Boxes
We always pleased to show our goods to
those who may favor with call.
GEORGE ELLIOTT
No. ~ Market ST.. between Third and Fourth
May II, OF. Wilmington, Del.
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TIN WARE AND STOVES,
Az PORT ZEE GsRT.

yENiTE Undersigned having purchased #
r. Robert ChriSty the Il bucc cstahli,lu,,1
is prepared to furnish every thing il his Inc
Of business upon the most accommodating
terms. ..l
a full assortment Of Sheet Iron and Till
Ware always on hand.
h"oting and Spouting done right, AID
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
which Twill sell as low as they can be oh
TONED any where in the state.
Attention is particularly invited nv stock
of COOKING STOVES, either for wood or
coal; any Of which ifnot found. upon trial. 10
be as liz presented may be returned Give
me a uoli am determined to please.
JAS. r. TRIMBLE.
Port DEPOSIT, lily 2S--tf.
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WANTED.

Every one TO know that VIM. J. March
bank has the largest stock of ready made
carriages on hand ever offered to the public
i'll Cecil county, MI Of which have been made
of the very best ofscasond stuff and by the
best of workman, and will be sold ten per
cent icWrr than the same can he bought any
place within any reasonable distance of him
and win be warranted tor one year if fairly
treated.
WM. J. MARCUBANK.
Brick Meeting House, April IL, SIS.
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Medicinal.
READER ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM
A COUGH. COLD.

READER ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM
A COUGH. COLD,
nR any arrangement of the throat Breast, or
~ Lungs, Try that truly valuable remedy,
Dr.. SwAYNG's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Rev. JAMES ii. DrnnORow. pastor of Berlin
Circuit, Baltimore Conference, and all the mcr-
chants at Point of Rocks Nd, have testified to
the following extraordinary Cure:
DR.. SwAYEE-DEAR Sac
Bcliev-
iugit 4 luty
| owe TO the pub
lie and in Justice to
you. have thought pro-
per TO make k own one Of
the most extraordinary cures in
my own case, that has ever been truly
recorded. In the mouth OF October last L
was afflicted with severe gathering in my
breast. which formed large abscess, and also
communicated to my lungs and very mach at
fictrd them. and discharged large quantities
of corruption, external and Internal My
breath conld also pass through my lungs
and out through the cavity of my
breast wi h app rent ease. attended
with Il violent cough. day and
night. loss of appetite and
IRENE debility. 20 that my
physicians ought
my case entirely
hopeless. and
beyond
the power of medicine. | remained in this d.
wasted 10 a mere skeleton, nnI Their. s.rmei TO be
no hone for me, but. having real in tho nuh';c
plpeIs of the many wo ,,lsrf,l curcs ncrformnI by
your COMPOUND sYRrr or WILD CHERRY, imme-
linteIv sent To Baltimore far five bottles and cam
meme "a its usc and IN NV cro,t s,tif,rt;on aud
,lI,I of NV anxious family the nbscess or onnnin
IN INV lunr bean to h,n nnI the cnneh snIs,,i. >
ana on u.int ten hotties wns restored to nrri,.t
health. | feel very gratetul, and firmly believe
Divine Providence, nm indebted for this trent
chance and am ham W 10 INV th,t 7 am now nm.
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COME ANEs SEE !


LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.
I have ust returned from the city with a
d large and splendid assortment Of Cloths.
which | will make up into
Coats, lower than can be bCIlcIlt
IN either Of the cities. in the best and most
durable manner, and LATEST ia shionS and war
rantcd. Itthey rip bring them back and l
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTE r,
Sep .8tihe Baeaar, Eikton. Nd.
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JOSEPH A. NEEDEEs.
-MANUFACTuRERo Or
Wire, Silk and Mair-C.cih Sleeves.

Wire, SIEA and Eair-UI0ih Sleeves,
rAiSE, medium and fine in mesh large, mid
\ldlesize and small in diameter
METALLIC CLOTHS OR WOVEN WIRE
of the best qualities. various sizes Of mesh from
Nos |, to 80 inclusive, and from one to six feet in
width
They are numbered so many spaces to lineal
inch. and cut to suit
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
q 7s a. EN S,
For Coal Sand Ore. Lime, Grain. Gravel. Guano
Sum1c, sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee. Spice, Drugs,
Dyc.Stufs, &c Together with an assortment of
BRIGHT AND ANNEALED IRON WIRE
All of the above sold wholesale retail by
j. A. NEEDLES.
81 n. Front Street, Phiiad a.
May Fl 1Shh-lv
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NssIEENS AND FEVER.

GtsIELS AND FEVER.
u I5tIAuL'5 FRYER AND AGuE MIXTURE
L is at "itrn 4 rovcutiNe and cure for Chills
a". Z yer. Dumb Ag"c. Intermittent Fever and
Bilious Attacks. II Is also a valuable and SAFE
'c ing all"raiNe under many other circum-
81 ices '".fl = free from adn,Xturc with amy
Di''r'' 'nhat nee. containing neither
drSe,ie, FoPper, MYcoy or .4ntimony,
q j. LNNFl@iNELI VEGETABLE
leg deposition. The ingredients are Of IL WILD
''- - roM5uNGLEn ~ srru PROPORTIONS AS
hpr = sEo'N TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM OR PRODUCE
'", EAHANT FEELINGS IN THE HEAD, AZ
Ct u".c. il is at the sane time very GENTLE.
INW!hTih and DURABLE. in effect. Its sim
: in" properties So slight to produce No
~. IA. when aiken in health and its continued
use Zoe not ccn tom III. system to its action so
~ to destroy its usefulness, as is the case with
most medicines
1t is ofaivantage by communicating visor in
the Chronic Diseases which miasmatic ieycrs leave
b md then such as nguc. cake. swellcd or torpid
i 3I%pE.r%iA, debility, 81. 1t acts
p tENTiNN O. ChitlS under exposure to
miasmas, "a wei - 3, CURE when they occur.
\ iractic Il tre IN Chil$ and Fever in pam
rh' Ct form, has II written. and will be forward
ed FREE to my ljr'cio by addressing the Pro-
rrc or and Manufa,,uecr
Since this preparation has been introduced into
MaryIanl, it has received the approval Of all who
have used It,
-Aeehs for NryylUM aad Deloware:
pr IT, II. Mitchell Elkton; r l.. Thomas
North East; 4. p. Bowen & Co, lIayrc de Grace:
= b, Hopper, Chesapeake City; James l.. Pryor.
Head of sass fras VIM +. Smith Co, Milling
ton; Geo. ". Denny Il co. Fromchown Gross
foals Michael Scanin, uld Town; II. p. Uaz"',
st Augustine; ]. p. Ireland Georgetown II Roads;
\. Jcrvis. Georgetown: James Ford. Cecilton;
cree May @ullcrsvile John Holland. New
ark william Temple and John H. Bewly Smyrna:
Edward irnshur,t Edward McInall. Wilmington
VIM 7, Arichs' distributing agent Glasgow;
Lockwood & ratmln. Mid,lletown For sale by
the Soc Proprietor AMI Manufacturers
EDWARDS. NORRIS
256 Arch street, Philadelphia.
July 10. lSj6--tncow.
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Philadelphia.
Advertising

AUECFI1SknS
Has enlarged many Il small business;
Has revived many Il duh business;
Has rescued many Il lost business;
Has saved many a falling business;
Has preserved many Il large business;
Has created many a new business;
And ensures success in any business
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Joseph Johnson Liverpool Watches.

The very Celebrated watches direct from the
manufactures of
X. +. CowdcIoy. London, T. T. Cooper London
Geo. Il John Bold, Liver John Bold, ST.. Liver
pool, pool % jewels,
Henry Taylor, Liverpool. John Tclbury & Co
james Graham, Liverpool,
George Chadwick, North John Iluughton, Liver.
amption Square, pool.
Wymark Loudon, VI. J Tobias & Co,
Vim. Read & Son, Liver Liverpool,
pool, VIM. Robinson. Liver
pool. &c. &c
We have the Chronomctcr. Duplex and Lever
Watches of all the above celebrated makers rased
in all the fastest styles. We also case TO order and
have engraved on the cases any design furnished
US. without any additional cost. We would also
respectfully ask the attention Of the Ladies to
our stnrl, nf fin
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.

DROF HAYES. State Chem
it, of Massachusetts. says
they are the best Of all Pills;
annexed arc the men who Ger
tify that Doct Hayes knows
IL. j. ARpENER, Governor of
Mass; EMORY WAsHEuRN. Ex-
GOV. of Mass; SIMEON BRowN,
;a,t Enr nf Muss IL NJ
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WM. JOHNSON & CO.,
NEW ARK. DEIASYA.s

MANUFACTURERS of .sManny's Patent
'I Combined Reaper and Mower Hunt
Patent Wheat Drill, ooper's Lime and
Guano Spreadcr, Plows, IIarrows, ornshcI-
lers and other Agricultural Implements
WIN. JOHNSON, JACOB CASHO,
G. W BL,lNDY x BRO, GEO. II. CASHO.
March 22-6m.
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BOOTS ATEe SHOES,

and has commenced manufacturing Ladies s. g
Of every description. Ile is now prepnrcd tc :
all who may favor him with ca
with Men. s. Womcn's and Childlcn's Eoots al Il
Shoes OF the best sort at very low plic,s
THOMAS G. CRnUCH
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TIN ROOFING

CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. ard the Pub
" lie generally, are informed that We are
prepared to do Tin Roofing, Guttering ard
Spouting, in the best manner and OR the
lowest terms. STAPLES 4 CANTWELL
Elkton. May %, 1855.
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Al Sums Of Money Returned on Demand.
TyIE STATE SAVINGS FUND. No. 80 Dock
J. Street. next door to Third street, and adjoining
the Post Office. receives Money deposit daily
from . in the morning until in the aftcrnOon
also Monday evenings. from to . o clock. In
tcrest is allowed on deposits ut tho rate of FiNE
PER CENT. per annum Deposits viii be return
cd in whole VI in part on demand Without no. ice
The popularity of his Office with all classes of
The community. both in town and country, and its
consequent success, may be ascrbcd, in part, to
following substantial rcIsOns:
LIST. 1t offers ut convenient, responsible. and
profitable Depository to Executors, Administrators
Assignccs, Collectors Agents and ak public
otliccrs--to Attorneys, Trustees, Societies and
Associations, whether Incorporated or otherwise
TO married or single lIdies-to Students. merchants,
clerks. and business men general y-to mechanics.
farmers. minors of either and all who have
funds. much or little, to deposit, where they may
be had at any time with Five Per Cent. interest
added.
ID. Depusitors receive books with an abstract
Of the Bylaws and Regulations. in which is en-
tered their deposits which books serve us vouchers
They may designate, in case of sickness, death or
absence who shall receive their deposits. without
the intervention of Executors or Administrators -
ANY one or more persons may deposit in his, her,
or their name, or FOR any other person persons.
ID. / Report is made each year to the Legisld-
turc aud Councils OF the City.
18th. The Officers sworn before they enter
upon their duties in addition to giving bonds
with surces.
9th. The state Savings Fund is REAL Savings
NOR Insurance and Trus Company Our
large list of DcpoStors and the Philadelphia
public have been clrctul to observe that the
charter avoids the business and risk of insurance
9th In order to afford every reasonable facility
to Depnsit0rs who reside at distance from the
Office their deposits are permitted 20 be withdrawn
by checks, after the manner customary with the
banks, Check books will be furnished to deposit.
ors without charge.
The popular patronage bestowed upon this Office
by proycrbially cautious and discriminating
community. and where the character of the insti-
tuition is best known. is gratifying fact to which
the Trustees desire to call attention.
GEO. IL HART, President.
CnAs. G. INLAY. Treasurer.
April 10, lSj6-Gm
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OF TIE
National Safety Company,
Walnut Street. s. w. Corner Of Third ST.,
p III J. A ID E l. p III A.

p Ii l. A d E l. p ii | A.
INCORPORATED ny THE STATE OF pENN'A.
Mooney is received in any sum, large small,
WI and interest paid from the day of deposit.
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day, from o'clock in the morning till
o'clock in the evening. and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till 8 o clock. INTEREST FIVE
PHI CENT. All sums, large or small are paid
back in gold ON demand without notice to any
amount. lzY Office WALNUT ST S. W. Cor.
of Third St, Philadelphia.
President Hon. HENRY L. BENNER.
Vice President ROBERT SElFRlDGE,
Secretary, WILLIAM j. REED.
DIRECTORS
Henry L Benncr, G Lambeth Munns,
Edward l.. Carter T. Carroll Brewster,
Samuel X. Ashton, Henry h. Churchman,
Robert Selfridgc, Joseph B. Barry,
James 3. Smi h, Francis Lee.
The Investments. now amounting to more than
ONE MiLLION OF DOLLARS, in accordance
with the Act Of Incorporation made in Mort
Cages, Ground rents and such first class securities
rs must always insure perfect security to the de-
posters and place beyond al, risk the permanency
and stability of this old and well established In
stitutiun. Feb l6, lSJG-.f
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STOVES OF ALL KINDS
MORE NEWS.

'El!H !argrS tana most fashionable ard ( he bast
L assortment of men :. womcn's. and clildIl uc
A Boots and shoes. il. Cecil county. is
EA5Sg to be found at the subscriber lttT
sSs S nd SHOE STOKE, opposite II o
Court House. Eikton Md
TAe subscriber would rcsFcctfuy IL form lis
TRENDS ana the pubic gcncray. that he has II l.
haSed OF ms brother. Qn"ch Crouch.i his EFT. O
LO1k OF Lnii Us. Misscg and ChilAr,n.s
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akMAN, FRENClI ENGLISH 4 ANERICA.
II a NCY e. 90 DS,

TNllE subscriber would respectfully call 81
L the attention of his patrons and the ~ J
public to his increased facilities for obtain Gaffs
ing the finest goods in his line direct from Europe
til rough the agency Of Jobbers to the trade
alone. However great may be the effort of others
to approach TO ''our impossibilities." we are re-
solved that no dealer shall excel our stock in any
particular, determined that We will give full
satisfaction to all. which is notin our view of the
cast impossible. Respectfully thon we ask your
I,
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ELKTON STOVE HOUSE.

DECEIVED this week large and superior lot
IL of Cooking Stoves comprising in part tho
most celebrated in use. viz Grard No. I. 3. 9 and
10; Golden Cook No T. s. o and 10; Globe Air
tight Cook No I. 8 and 8: Cooks Favoric No 8
and S; Complete Cook No 8, and 3; Republic.
No I, s and g. warranted to give satisfaction -
Persons in want ofcooking stoves will do well by
giving us n call. STAPLES & CANT WELL
N. b. per cent off for cash. Gapr )
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WIN. DIXOsi's Celebrated London Watches.
These accurate t-nc-kccpcrs. supported by the
British Admiralty, stand alone us the best Watches
in the world. Each Watch is accompanied by
a genuine certificate from the manufacturers which
guarantees it ''TO KEEP TIME TO THE SATISFACTION
OF THE rCRCHAsER.' or the watch TO be returned
through the agent to the manufacturers Also the
univ 4, r\ItI<N
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DORTABLE RANGE. for summer use This
L range will be found admirably adapted in
every respect The range will operate in any she'd
or in the open air. and for all who wish to cook
COMFORTABLY in summer it is Indispensable In
store and for sale by STAPLES & CANTWELL.
April 5.
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VXTATER,-A. Bankers Double Acting Pump
w is proof against frost and makes an effective
Fire Engine always at hand
Apr .. STAPLES & CANTW ELL.
- ALT.-Turk's Island Ground Alum and Fine
~ Tabln Salt, i'll store and for sale by
Apr 10 Il I MAY
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NlPL0MAS have been awarded to the subscri-
~ hers for the above article. by the
PHNSsNLyANIA STATE Agricultural Society.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-18
Ho! for Henderson,!

The City Of Cairo will start on her first trip
to the Henderson Barbecue this morning at
O'Clock, and we hope crowded from stem to
stern with passengers. She will return i'm
mediately after putting out her passengers at
Henderson, and leave this place again for the
Barbecue at 10 O'Clock. In order to avoid any
risk we advise all who can, to start in the early
train.' The Henderson people are expecting
a big crowd from Evansville. The Mt. YER
non people have chartered Capt. Barter's
steamer and hundreds of them will crowd her
decks. We hope they may safely get over
Henderson Bar" an intervening obstacle in
the way of their enthusiasm, but not an i'm
pediment to US. The Barbecue will be given
in beautiful grove near Henderson, and there
will be an abundance of the good things OF
earth to satisfy the hungry, and speaking by
distinguished men.
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Later from Kansas

The Prisoners Released on Bail-Surrender Of
the Prisoners Captured by the HISTORIANS
the Missourtans ordered Home and their WITH
drat0al-Disba of Gen. Lanes Army.
'..-.4 ST. LOUIS. Sept Is
Mr.. Branscombe, with the wife Of Governor
Robinson, has just arrived from Kansas
Judge Lecompte released the State prisoners,
each one on $4,000 bail. On the 10th, which
was the next day, Gen. Lane, with $500 men
appeared before Lecompton and demanded the
release of fourteen prisoners who were held by
the pro-slavery party, threatening to burn the
town if they were not released. Gov. Geary
and 600 troops were present, but did not in
terfere. Gov. Geary issued proclamation
commanding Gen. Smith to stop the Missouri
ans from coming into the Territory. The
Missourians are going home. The Territorial
militia has been disbanded, Lane promises to
disband his army.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
8 z O @ q . 7
S2OlLNAO

1873 Prizes amounting $50 900
The 5000 Prizes IS determined by the mber which
draws the $4,000 Prizef that number hould be odd
odd number ticket in the scheme will be
entitled if number then number
ticket will be entitled in addition
other prize which the ticket draw.
All those tickets ending Sith o. 2, eVen-and all
those ending with 1, 3. 5. Z, 3. are odd.
H Remember that every Prize is drawn. ard payable in
full without deduction.
All prizes of 81 600 and under. paid im edstely after
the drawing-other the usual time thirty days
strictly confidential The
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the
drawing.
The plan drawing the Lottery will be sent with all tick
cts ordeped.
F- Whole Tickets s1O-Halves, s5-Quarters, s21S. -s
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either
Office
GREAT INDUCEMENTS CLUBS-As e-half of the tick
guaran eed draw So, will sell Certificates
packages 10 tickets (odd and numbers the follow
ing All that the 10 tickets the
guaran teed accrues to the purchaser
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets SEQ
do do 10 Half do
do do 10 Quarter do ......... -.
Addsess orders for tickets certificates of packages of
t ricketts, either TO
s. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ca, or
sep11-tf s. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala.
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The New Brass Band

A few nights ago we were complimented by
a serenade from the new Brass Band just or
ganized in this city, and at present under the
lead of Mr.. Baker. They already make de-
lightful music, and promise to be by far the
most superior band ever organized in this city.
They number twelve persons. The instru-
ments are entirely new, and of the first quail
ty. Several of our best musicians are mem
bers of this new hand, aud they will take a
pride in rendering it all that a good Brass
Band should be. We presume from the de-
ligbtful treat of music this band gave US in
the small hours of night, that it is now pre-
pared to respond to public calls. We trust
it will receive every encouragement, and that
where good and efficient band is needed, the
services Of this will be procured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-18

~ The little steamer Sportsman, Com
modore Krats in command, visited Henderson
yesterday with a large load ofdry goods. She
will continue running between Henderson and
Evansville till further notice. We are glad to
understand that she is proving great accom-
mediation to our Henderson neighbors espe-
cially, and that she is commencing profit
able business. She is very fast runner, and
carries about twenty tons of freight. We
wish the Sportsman great success. Mr.. Krats
has proven himself public beneactor by
building this boat.