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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04
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$50 Who4e Tickets. sfo-Halses. s5-Qnarters,

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers $1,000 corresponding with those
Tickets printed separate slips paper
enereled with small tin tubes ana piaesu IN wheel
placed another VIII ell
The wheels are revolved and number is drawn from
the aud at the same time prize is drawn
from the other The number and prize drawn
epea aud the audiences gistered the
nissioner the prize being placed against the number
drawn operation repeated Until all the prizes
drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzFS.-Fhe two preceding and the t'To
numbers those drawing the first 200 prizes will
the SEQ nation prizes according to the
scheme.
The Managers determined that their Lotteries shall excl
all Others public the scheme, which. for
briianey Carl ais and the chances OF obtaining
prizes has been equaied
IA Remember that every Prise is drawn aad payable IN
full without deduction.
the drawineoter prizes the usual time Of thirty days
Aleommuncat strictly confidential. The Drawn he-
her viii be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the
s. swan & CO.. Atlanta. ca..or
Aug2O-tf S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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RlEn:

MISUNDERSTANDING tsept. 3D. half past 10 s,oloek
ELIZABETH BARBARA. ant daughter of James W. and
Elizabeth Yickery.
The funeral VIII place from their residence to-day at
10 o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

01r A cowardly scribbler, making himself
the tool of coward, says in city paper yes
terday. that he would as leave strike woman
in labor as us. .Weshave no doubt he would
much rather do so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

9tr The destiny of New Orleans is linked
70 the South,-[N 0. Delta,
Are there not few Northern links in The
cham cf the destiny of New Orleans
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yz3gV ADVEaREEsTlYzE 2ly,E's,

RAT rvs
One square iaes less, tine Sc; three times 81
one week 81 50 two weeks 50 50i month "a; three
msntt 81 s.: mouths, s0i year. SD Discount on
Cards of six lines under, - per
annum No charee marriage death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

~ The New Orleans Delta of the 81
says there has not been a death by Cd
fever there this season, to that date.
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FL. G. CIV A THIN E Y
A. G. HALLOCK.

A U. HALLOCh.
1t appearing on review Of the petition, that
the consent of the property holders most d.
rectly interested in such removal and endan-
gered thereby, had been obtained to the object
Of said petition, it was granted. Said App
binding himself tel place said building not less
than Is feet fiom the alley, in rear Of said
lot, nor less than 40 feet from Fourth street.
The Committee to whom was referred the
petition of l. & D. Heimann and others, re-
port as follows
We the Committee, would respectfully re-
port that we would recommend the grading OF
the alley between efTss * Division streets.
Report accepted, and the work Of grading
given to the Mayor and Councilman Setchell.
The petition OF John Pruher, representing
the privy Of Vim. tsozer, situated on Second
street in the 9Th Ward, to be nuisance, and
praying 4hat it may be abated was read, ard
the Marshal ordered to examine the premises,
and if such was nuisance. to abate it.
The following report from Committee on
Police, was read
70 the Mayor and Common Council Of the city
Of Evansville:
The Committee Of Police to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Marshal Evans, asking
for an increase of his salary. submit the fol-
loving report
That they deem it unwise and bad policy to
increase the salary of the Marshal or any
other officer Of the corporation they think it
would be establishing a bad precedent il
would open the door to every officer employ
ed by the corporation to ask appropriations oil
the same kind. Your COMMITTEE would fur
Their state that they are not willing to imply
a ccnsure on the late Council as that Council
| fixed the fees and salaries of all officers for
! the present year, the amount of which the
Marshal was apprised of before his election
And your Committee would further state, that
the Marshal was as well paid for services rem
dered as any other officer of the corporation
In consideration of above facts, your Commit
tee do not recommend the increase of salary,
as asked for. L. JOHNSON. Chm'n
VIM. HUNNEL.
The report was received and filed.
The Sexton of o. II. Cemetery reported Il
certificates of interments in said cemetery du-
ring the last month
Ordered to be spread on the record Of inter.
ments.
NJ. P. Jones submitted to the Board plar
for a valve to be placed on the canal ends {
the pipes for conducting water to the public
cisterns.
\ On motion, it was ordered that one of these
valves he paced on the canal end Of the MAR
street pipe, at a cost not to exceed S..
4 Adjourned until Saturday, O'Clock P. M
WE'LL H. WALKER, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

o. A little whirlwind occurred on Water
street ysaerday, showering light articles
around Ing, and throwing several awnings
with their heavy poles, Straight up in the air.
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansve Ttrro-
40 4. NJ on whick local passen gers viii be taken
& For information through Tickets apply at ths
Coapany's TRANSPORTATION Oee head Of Ioenst
aussllfe. iet4 j. j. DANIELS. Supst.
PrinsetoH Clarion Henderson Patriot other
u con
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DTeNOLUTTON NOVECE.

AS the fet Of the partnership existing between
" kinney & DISSOLVED by mutual consent
MCKIxssY all debts owing hy the late
becomes the Pureha T. A. Cookies in
th Merchandise heretofore owned BY them in Eyan.vlIe
Ind. G. NCKIN ; ~.
sep3-tf e. A. COOKE.
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SHERIFF ALEs.
rtnae head will alw&ysb Be fonnda
sherifs Sales. ineluding Of parties preper
nd time O sa!es.l
CANDIDATES.

Ma EDIToK,-Please announces The eff ALExAN-
Of County 60 II missioner. sePi*
50 We authorized to the name of MI Ell
KIRKP ATRICK a ardidate the Office sf County
Commissioner the ensuing October election. aug20
Mr. SAHDRRs:-Yon win please announce m nsHe as
oandda for the office Of County Treasurer e &c ensuing
Ma sANDnss-ssr. You YIN pf.sss eaneunss ny sans
At the ensuing eieesias myzs W8i. II. CHANDLER
NE pFasgsss angesass ny name sP as oaesis
for Recorder of aaderbur&n eoGg a. ehe III
ION - mya7 = JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. sANDERs ESQ Please announce my name as
Office CLERK Of the Yanderburgh Circuit Conrs
= @ 1,'f 7Hs'''s 0ss'''s LOUIS RICHTER.
EDIroR JouRyAL:I an candidate for the Office o. Sheriff
Of county at the ensuing Ne aoHDEx
nz-we sre authorized to announce the Of CHRIS
- ~ a. se+ion f'r r'-e'0h ioF
pSlnUK-5O bills PIa,pvilIe Mills extra Also aOsaeks
a IS us 50 lbs made order for
retailing Also. 81 bbls sour superdqs for sale by
Asn -aoooolsh's all sizes fos g iss FOSTER CO.
raSAR AND RosIN.-i55 IBIS .25 sale low to close ly
gBURR LEMON sYRUP.-so boxes don each. reed
sep5 z1D ~ .''S $ E. GILBERT CO... sye near Water
sMh cfhsus r p Psr y rasltSad g Ss5ss
= .sepz 10, = = / y ~ net-te2o1.
pUR DUNG FRlENDs At sGnooL.
w ala good stock o. all school Books. ready
PAGsoS s. 70 Boy Book Win steel plate
To 1-eEs CHEMISTRY, LATIN 6kAMfARS AND
Also inst receiyes-JoHN HALlIFAx Nousl - the
author 81 the Head OF the Family, the best writer
LEsITEfs Journal for sertemberf
GEAHAn's MAGAZINE do
HoUspHoLD WeRDs do
SHOOE. FELLOW
PARLEY's ANIMALS;
GRKE PEAS. &c, nc.
gSXTRA FAEsss,s FL0UH.-Ths best bands
hand for sale by Sept yloKERy &9oHNsToN.
Z ~ IT .
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
X %. ia POydras street,
New orleans, Ia.
-REFER
( j. s. MlTeHELL MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER Il Co.
Evansville, Indiana. aug5o-iydsw*
! yNTOoD AND VIZ 0sv WARE.
! %T doz ass sf9arss4 sssskets;
/ 10 Shaker BrosmS Buck eve 30 w1es;
70 do Heavy Bed Cqpi just rec
susso vicKERY & JOHNSTON.
! ~ O0O.--0rlers promptly attended Germs cash)
w whenleftat ausc VI0kERY a JOHNSTON.
YENOaAcCG-5oe adaies w Barrow's Toiaeeo re-, per
I a railroad, Tor sale by aug2e l. D. HElAANN.
I AtBEEs E.-5o boxes Cheese reed and for sale by
/ u aug2a 1. g. D. HERMANN.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS ADMENIs-
/ ERATOR.
NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned been ap
to be solvent ag2s-3w HENRY KREIBKE.
i HUST5 RECElyE D.-A lot of Harperss Story Books
eS cortainIy the puhleat extant young
Also. Green Peas; Godey's Laay's Book
aga8 '-'N-. DoBELL & LISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

Nln.rarE ,a,la NTNlN EEasa-nasaEs.

EHo hundred Acres land ly in Hamilton county
& in tn Illinois Terms Fer farrheT
formation enquire ENb}CitsS Dry goods St
Main street three asors below Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

NOFFHf sacks Prime rec Ter AzkaBsaw Travel
U err. for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
SHEEs K.5o boxes ". R. Cheese Tced and for sale by
q y PRESTON BROS
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TE Manufacture sale Mattrassss &c. Willie
thu ed on Main street by I. W. HEBERD-
aug22-iwd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

TEIHE Vanderbursh County and Hortculu
& Society Ill hold its regular monthly esing
SATURDAY next full ndance requested the cleo
ti9a VIII take place The
eety viii Crescent City Hall at o'clock P B:
order Of she President P HO KA BROOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

F4NdE Tax Duplicate rhe kvansvIl for 1856 is
a in hands, and under the instruction of the
City Council collect Monday in No
vember 1855. there IS bet little the
business those interested viii the
SETTLE Council TO take no
from Collector. Office Hollingsworth HaRhss on
Main street. j. WESLEY HEGHES, Collector,
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. Z Q I a IL
Las,V O. LETTEgsN

LIST OF LETT EsN
~ EMAININf4tn the Post ONCE at Evansville. Ind
IL September lst 1856.
rysFersous ;tHnglor these letters will please say
g Advertised, - and give date of List.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

SToCK HOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company
- have not paid twenty dollars and yer,
Share Sto are hereby notified that sum
twenty dollars shall be paid Jonathan
Jaques the Treasur.r of said CompanJ his counting
room in Evansville before the oth day of
said all payments thereon De
feited to said Company. By order 0 the Directors,
sep2-2wd WM. H. WALKER. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

VEsE partnership existing between Heherd
Archer is this day dissolved by mutual consent L. W
Heberd VIII settle all the business of the firm.
L. W. HEBERD.
S. NJ ARCHER.
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CoRp0RATl0N NOTICE.

CORPOR ATsON NOTICE.
ARDERFD, That hsowners lets Nos l. rs 4. 5. and
~ No lots Nos 10 II. II IL "a, Is and 49,
81 Nos I. 2. 3. and g. block
No IS in Eastern Enlargement. brick side
walk along said lots exteping Main Vine
trsets within days after the puhleation Of this notice.
in thereof the Com missioner if instructed
perform said H. and the costs and expenses acerung
thereby and collected by sale Of said
viii satisfy said lien and BY
e o the Common Council.
sug23-I0t WELL. II. WALKER. City Clerk.
RI volksbete eopaf-
EIXTRACT OF WO0D.--i5 boxes ler sale By
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IL augf ~ - 100 s. E. GILBERT 3 oo 8.
TRAVELLERS HOME.
II nrrnnnrnv HILLS Hand IN

FENHE undersigned has taken the well house,
q and reEed and refurnihed it throughout in the best
style The will be second other house
in Evansville. have good for Boarder. aud keep
well supplied table the market will aaord and
sonable. Attached the house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers will receive attention and their cattle be
well taken augli-tf WIN. ID. THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

EUST received (andSow opening) direct PhadeI-
90 pha. half chests q boxes choice Black
Teas which is half chest Black Tea
which mend to theso who love it. all Of which
offered small advance ,ost Call and try il at
ViCKERY & JOHNSTOE,S,
Jyl7 Mainst near Washington Hotel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04
ADAMS, EXPRESS CoNPANY.
NE;XSsT ARRANCTMENT

TFyHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
to their friends the pnhIe of Evansville sne
vicinity, they have determined oPen Office
Evansville be devoted ezslasivrsy
the business Of their Lac and appointed Mr. GEU
W MCBRIDE their gent who from his past ectin
with tt business is perfectly miliar with
and the details Of their operation This arrang
made with the sole object Increasing facilities
h Express and thereby increase its derability pub
lie accomplish which the best agen
will be especially directed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

Che education of her future Governors,
Judges, and Legislators. Yet this very
faet that taxation was not prerequisite
to the receiving Of a Share Of the school
iund Of tie STATE by each District, has
boon The great difficulty with which her
accomplished Superintendent, the Hon.
Henry Bernard, has had to contend. -
1t has caused the schools of Connecticut
to dwindle and decay. Massachusetts is
far ahead of her. New York can claim
precedence, and Ohio is not inferior.
All the result of pauparism. But in
1884, Connecticut having experienced
the bitter fruits Of unconditional dona-
tons for school purposes, has laid tax
of ono per cent. This has awakened
responsibilities which before slept, ana
aroused personal interests in the welfare
of the schools which promises the best
results, and has given great confidence
to the friends Of Education throughout
the State, that the condition of her Com
mon Schools has reached the lowest point
Of decadence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
LAND FOR SALE.

q WILL sell, ut private sale my farm,
NJ situated in Berry's District, Mont
gomcry county, Md, lying Immediately
on the old Bladcnsburg road, within a
very short distance of the Burnt Mills.
between eight and nine miles from Wash
ington city, about Smiles from Rockville,
the County seat of Montgomery, and two
miles from Colesville, --adjoins the lands
now or formerly owned by Thos. Git
tings, Nathan Lulf borough, and others,
aud contoinc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

SCENES ON THE IcE AT ST.. LOUIS
The Missouri river is frozen over to the
depth of three and a half feet at 81. Louis
The Mirror of that city says:
"On the Illinois side, but some con.
siderable distance from the shore, were
pitched several canvass tents, at the en-
trance of which were placed boys, hal
looing out, hot coffee, hot whiskoy
punches Tom and Jerry 'whiskey
slings, &c. Some of the fancy too.
and sporting characters had their faro
and roulette tables in full blast. At the
end ofthe ice road at the other side is
placed a large board, with the inscrip-
ton, in monster letters, Mississippi av-
enue.' This was the great centre of at
traction, as in this immediate locality
everything was to be found to stimulate
and heat the inner man Thousands
of skaters might be seen gliding in every
direction over the icy surface. BOYS
and girls, young ladies and their loving
SWANS, old men and their better halves.
negroes Of all variety of shades, from the
pure African jet to the light brown
swelled the immense gathering and COM
pletely covered the river opposite the
city. Sets were formed on the ice, and
dancing kept up until a late hour at
night"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

1a3~ have made arrangements with one Of
the best Boot-makcss in Philadelphia 10 be
kept constantly supplied with the very best and
most fashionable French CalEskm sewed
BOOTS, warranted French cali or no sale,
which Offer for the unprecedented low price
Of S3.G24. / have shown them TO competent
judges, who pronounce the best Boots for the
price in the United States.
also have a splendid sewcd GLITTER
roof, made Of tho very hest French calf
skim patent leather, al Of the latest style, for
$3.50.
Competition is out OF the question. AMI
ask is for gentlemen to come and see for them
selves. Terms positively cash.
N. B. As for my stock Of Boots. ! win bet
Sl0o to $50 that they are the best Boot, at the
price, in a regular way, in the U. States
jan 26--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
Bakers Franklin Hotel,
corner Of Eighlh and ID. Strects.

w A9lllNNl bft -. L.
ID VIE subscriber has taken the above named
Z wcll-snoWn house, recently and long kent
by Mr. THoNAs BAKER. The house has un
dcrgonc a thorough repair. internally and cx-
teihally the Chambers fine and airy. have
been lefurnishcd the location very pleasant
and healthy, and centrally located between the
capital and an the official departments. and in
Wll view Of the patent and general and city
post Offices.
The Table and Bar win always be furnished
in the best style Che seasons can afford. The
Gca.csiics Of the house trusty and aoComms9s-
ting and every eZertion by an cxpcrienced
proprietor. viii he used 10 render this house
one Of the most dcsiublc in the city. Trayel
ars aad others are respectfully solicited 10 cali
MARTIN Proprietor.
Y. D.-Atachcd to this house Is "a fne LIv-
ERi STABLE, where horses are kept at livery
and Carriage and other couyyancos always
ool"hed. august 4--y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
EIaNTY ACRES OF LAND.

Tins Tarm Is highly susceptible Of I'M
proyement-well adapted to tie growth
ofwheat, rye, oats, corn, &c; has fair
proportion of Timber Land, and is well
watered, there being several springs of
the purcst water on it.
NJ For Terms, &c, which will be
easy, inquire Of NJ. Fields, Sentinel Of
fec, Rockville, Nd.
eo,, 90 az n ANfTJ TON w ANN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

WAGES IN IRELAND The Irish papers
speak of the increase of wages of labor
in that country as a social revolution. 1t
appears that the land owners are just be-
ginning to wake up to the value Of "a
bold peasantry," and to learn that labor
ers are something else than an absolute
nuisance of which the country must be
rid as fast as possible. On this topic a
Galway paper, called the Yindieator,
remarks as follows:
"BctGeen the field of war and the
fields Of corn, men in ireland are looking
up in the market. An IrisAman is at
last Of some value to his own country.
The economists who talk of surplus
population are now dumb aud out Of all
conceit with their miserable theories.
We begin to understand that the wealth
of country lies in its population and
not in any amount ofinert matter. The
quickening spirit lies in the sweat of
mowers and reapers. Who is to serve
in the mililia-who is to cut the corn
and dig the potatoes? The spirit of our
laws exiled the population; now we feel
the reaction. We drove our laborers
to the valleys Of the Mississippi; they are
worth any money now on the banks Of
the Shannon, A Limerick paper tells
US that mowers in Pallasgreen are de-
mading Is Sd a day. This is really a
revolution in the labor market. In Gal
way our terms have not gone up to SO
extrayagant length We have not heard
Of anything higher than Is a day, with
diet, but the want of men, even at this
comparatively high rate, is percoptibly
felt in all directions"
Six shillings and eight pence would
be about two dollars a day. AT this rate
the freshman has, indeed, become of
some value to his own country. The APP
probation of the wages of labor has been
far greater than we had supposed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
DRY GOODS

ar EVERY DESCRIPTION OK HAND,
W and viii be sold very cheap, especially
TO those paving the cash.
cc- 4 deduction Of FIVE PER CENT. win
be made on all sums above ten dollars for cash,
If paid at the time Of purchasing
ALSO--A good assortment Of all kinds Of
Goods usually kept in well regulated ooun-
try store, for sale as low IS they can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
jan 10 DAVID II. B0ulC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

RIGHTs OF MARRIED WoMEX.- The
New York Legislature has a bill before
it which provides that any married wo-
man whose husband, from drunkenness
or proaigacy, or other cause, shall neg
lect or refuse to provide for her support
or the support of her children, or any
married woman who may be desert
ed by her husband, without any fault
on her part, shall have the right to trans
act business in her own name, collect
her own earnings and those of her minor
children, and educate her children, free
from the Interference of her husband OF
any-other person. She may also bind
out or hire out her minor chilcren. Also.
hereafter it shall be necessary to the va
lldlty OF every indenture Of apprenticeship
that the mother, if living with her hus-
band, sign the same The bill aims at
abuses that exist to an alarming extent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
MEV} wax HATS.

I WISH ALL GENTLEMEN who are in want
d Of HATS TO bear in mind that the plan
which | adopted six months ago, Of selling
Iiats and Caps at greatly reduced prices. for
cash only, is in successful operation consc-
qucntly those whe pay cash have the benefit Of
cash, and are not charged % per cent. extra
profit to Offset bad debts
The very hest and most fashionable DRESS
HATS, at $3.50, equal to amy usually sold ut
S., and the best s. hat south Of New York :
and first rate, durable and fashionable Hat
at $3.50.
A fail supply OF black and brown Eel 7
HATS, and Childrcns Fancy Goods, az very
low prices
Small profits and quick sales is the motto.
ANTHONY, Practical Halter,
18th st. near Penn, Az, opp. pextcr's hotel
Washington city, D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

LARGE TAX PAYERS. A good deal Of
notoriety has been given to the fact that
n. Longworth, of Cincinnati, pays over
S2l goo of taxes annually. This is a
large sum, and he is unlike all other
taxpayers, large and small, if he does
not think it a grea. hardship to have to
appropriate so much Of his income in
this way. But one of our citizens pays
a still greater tax than MIR. Longworth.
We alludo to James II. Lucas, ESQ, Of
the banking house of Lucas & Simonds.
The amount of tax paid by him for the
year 1855 was $25, $50. 19.-&. Louis
RpaJlicaa.