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{ WATsON'S
Khil'a Manufactured
ISALAMANDER
SAFES:
No. 26 South Fourth Street
PHILADELPHIA.

=- - No. 6Sout1 FOufth Street
PHILADELPHIA.
TRUTH ISsB1IGHTY, g. MUST PREYATL.
Report of the Comaiites appointed 10
superi,fend tie burning of the IRON
Safes At Reading. Ftb. 27th. 1887.
RsApIxo, March 4lh.
The undersigned, members OF the Commit.
Tee, do respectfully report that we saw ths
two Safes originally agreed cpon by Fsneis
& Herring aud Evans & Watson, placed side
+ by sido Ii furnace, viz: The Safe In nse by
the Paymssler Of the Philadelphia and Read.
ing RaiIroad Company, in his Office a Read
Ing, manufactured by Fafrels & Herring, and
| The Safe in Use By H. A.. Lahlz, in his store.
manufactured by Evans & Watson, aud Put
| In books and papers precisely alike.
The fire was started al 81 o'clook, "A. NJ,
and kept up until four cords of green hickory,
two cords dry oak and half cIes,nu, top wood
were entirely consumed, the whole under
the superiniendence OF the Subscribers, mem.
| be.s Of the Committee. The Safes were then
cooled Oft with water, after which they wore
opened, agd the books and papers taken out
by the Committee and sent 10 II. A. Laaty's
store for public exsmioation, after they were
FIRST examined and marked by the CommIts
tee. The books and papers iaksn from The
Safe manufactured by Evans G. Watson were
bui slightly sffeoisl by The intense hess,
while those taken from the Safe mannfsc.
iured by Farrels & Herring were, in our iudQ.
men', damaged fully fifteen per cent. more
than those taken from Evans g. Watson,s
Safe.
Jacob H. DYSHER.
1. .oaf DANIELS. HUNTER
Having been absent during the burning,
| we fully coincide with the above statement
OF the condition Of the papers and books tax.
en- ou. of the respective Safes. Il al.6
GA. NICOLLS,
II. n. MUHLENBERG.
| - g..-d 3AMES MILHOLLANb,
Tho following named gentlemen, tssidshis
OF Residing and is vicinity, who saw The
above fire, have purchased Sales irom Evans
& Watson since the burning up 10 May is.,
1887 II t - 4 -
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% Iu iBos.on court public borer re.
Gently recovered judgment for his services
in the legislative lobby. In no state out Of
New England or Maryland could such claim
have been recovered. Those Of like nature
have even been decided against in New York
as being founded on an immoral and Illegal
consideration. d aesol- i,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EURopl

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, June l0.-The steamship Fl.
lesson, from Liverpool, with dates 10 The
eth, four days later than those furnished by
the America, arrived a. her wharf at 81
O'Clock thus afternoon. ..,-
The Mexican and Spanish negotiations
had been temporarily suspended. a
The Neufchaiel protocol had been signed.
The relations between Sardinia and Aus.
iria and between Naples and the Western
Powers, was unchanged. -
GREAT BRITAIN. o.f n
In Parliament an annuity of :f8000 to the
Princess Royal was passed without division.
Thomas G. Barring had been appointed a
Lord Of the Admiralty. 'l'fmtJ 81 {,
Attention has been called 10 The increased
importation Of slaves into Cuba, and the in
adequate British force on that coast.
Lord Palmersion said that. the Earl of
Clarendon had renewed his representations
10 the Spanish Government, and that no effort
would be wanting, as far as diplomatic me-
COLLATION. would go, to induce the Govem-
meni at Madrid TO take eifeciual steps TO put
down the trade. - .Ys.oad &! rs ~, n
The East India Company had taken pos
session of the Island of Perrin, in the Straits
of BabelmandeI, and, completely command
ing an entrance to the Red Sea. The oslen-
sibie cause was, iha, two years since, an
English ship, which bad been wrecked on
the ceas Of Besbera, was pilaged by the na-
tives.
Preparations were making al Portsmouth
for the reception of the Grand Duke Con-
sian6ne. a- 's5.. ,..at,ss.
The steamer Khersonese, in going out 10
Liverpool on her las, TIP, lost her screw and
had 10 use her sails the rest Of the distance.
Lord ovsrton has presented , paper inPar-
lament against the decimal system of coin.
age for England He says The divisions Of
halves, quarters, eighlhs and sixlsenlhs are
Indispensable, and that the Americans and
Canadians adhere to- them. They are not
so Indispensable as his Lordship thinks, for
the American commercial cities have got rid
Of them, and Canada has just adopted the
decimal system.
The negotiations of the Mexican Envoy
with Spain are understood 10 be iinpedsd by
some failure in diplomatic form, which will
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~ A report comes from Washington, iha,
ia consequences Of The declining state of his
health, Gen. CAss will soon Withdraw from
The head of the State Department, and that
Govelnot Walker will be recalled from Kan
sas to 81! his place. Y . -.
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CoRosER's JuRIEs,--By au act of the last
Legislature, only siz jurors are required to
bold Cofoner's inquest, instead Of t,oelpe,
as heretofore. This was tho law in Phila-
deiphia for some years past, and the Act
lately passed has made it general, so az to
apply toall the counties of the State.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary upon the esiate of Serah Mcclure,
late of Bloomsburg, Columbia county, de.
ceased, have been granted 10 the cndersien.
ed residing also in Bloomsbury ALI persons
indebted 10 the said estate are requested TO
make payment without delay, and those.hav
ing accounts against the estate 10 present
them for payment to
II. C. HARTMAN,
"- Executor.
.Rloomshnrg. June IL. 1881. .. nllt..l -
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~ Itls the intenlioL ofthe town Council
Of Lewishurg 10 grade aud gravel about 5000
ieet of their streets, amounting 10 nearly
milo iE length; about 5000 cubic yards of
esrh will have 10 be removed, the whole
expense amounting to about $1,000.
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a CRUEL /" PARiEsr.n-On Friday last, Miss
Mcbride svoIs oul warrant, in Albany, N,
II against her father for stealing her ear,
rings 10 bet on dog fight!
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y The absence Of the editor, In the U. s.
District Court, at Williamsporl, mus, excuse
fot any short comings in this number Of the
SrAs. g ta.ssif tf'4fs f< aAa''A'asss
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DRowkKD.-Las. Sunday morning, Mr.,
Charles Hlne was drowned in Packers dam,
near Mauch Chunk, Pas while endeayoring
TO get out some logs,
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TOLLS AT. BEACH HAVEN.
Corner Stone L.ayinr.

Corner Sfnpc Laying.
THE Corner Stone Of the Evang. Lutheran
Church in Centre township, Colutnbia CO.,
Pa, will be laid, God willing, on Thursday,
the 25th Of June, with appropriate religious
services in English and German. Services
10 commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Ministers
OF all denominations, and the public general
ly arc invited to attend.
L. A. SHARRETTS, Pastor.
June II, 1s57.-2w,
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= Col John W. Fomey, is 10 said, has
besn formerly rendered the lucrative appoint.
menl Of Consul TO Liverpool
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Mr.. Schnabel was severe on tho Pennsyl.
vanidn, from which paper he read several
paragraphs. He depouncedihe article in the
Pennsytoamaa Of Monday, in favor of the bill
for the sale Of the Main Line. His remarks
were much applauded, and the resolution was
finally postponed indefinitely.
A resolution Of thanks to the officers was
adopted, when the Convention adjourned sine
die. ,t tTo st ttt'
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The President announced the following
COMMITTEES On Resolutions: Messrs. John
Cessna, Charles R. BuckaIew, H. w. Bonsall,
Robt. Irwin, VIM. Patton, Hamilton A.ricks,
Jacob Dillinger, ]. Porter Brawley, F. B. Sea-
riehi, Iahn- Waidnaan. NJ III ELleed-. ]. M.
Cooper, VIM. A. Porter.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
vote for candidates for Supreme Judges, each
delegate voting for two candidates.
MIR. John w. Maynard Withdrew his name
from the nomination. ...r. t.....- ...
The name of John S. McCalmont was also
Withdrawn.
The following ballots were then taken:
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From The Carbon Democrat.
FIGURES WONT LIE. r

r.
Below ws2ubIish an authentic statement
kindly furnished us BY friend, Of The costs
sad revenues Of our public works. The fig
ares are from the Auditor Generals Office,
and can be relied upon. II will there be seen
what an immense sacrifice The State Of Penn.
sylvania, through her ifeacherous Legislators
has made in selling these grea. internal i'm
provements:
Cost Of construction ofthe Main
Line from Philadelphia 10 ~
Pittsburg, "a Si8, l30. .gS4 4(
Receipts oi Main Line from its
FIRST origin up 10 the ist Of - sa9aas
December, 1851, sl.e5 23,356, $50 5s
Expenditures during same time Il, 1876, ,749 %
Net revenues over expenditures $3.50, $40 Al
Receipts of Main Line for '56, 1922, ,976 Al
Expenditures, 1925 a
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVECTION, .
NOMINATION OF JUDGES on THE So.
PREME COURTN

HARRISBURG, June o, 1851. Tho Democrat.
10 Stale ConveHiiop re.assembled, in accord.
ance with the call Of the Chsirmsn, al 10 o.
clock this morring, in The Chamber Of the
House Of Representatives..
Philip johnson, Of Northampton county,
President of the late Convention, took the
Chair, called the Conveptinn ia,ssssf, and
-iasiIeIkaSaaIiv ffs5idsnis and Secretaries
OF she late Convention 10 lake their seats.
When the Convention was organized, the
President presented communication from
the State Committee, transmitting the le,lor
from Judge Ellis Lewis, resigning the nomi.
nation for Supreme Judge. The communl.
cation was read and accepted, and ordered 10
be incorporated with the proceedings.
The list Of Delegates TO the Convention
was then read, and large number Of sub.
stilu,es from the Second Senatorial Dlstric, Of
Philadelphia, were contested.
VIM. A. Porter, Esq., contested the seat oI
Charles w orrell, and lengthy discussion en-.
sued. II appeared from the discussion, thai
Mr.. Porter was elected an original delegate
by the people, but did not appear al The
March Convention, and Mr.. Worrell was
substituted BY the Delegation. On the re.
ass.saIi;.e af-ih~-- -.,nns~A.iian ia-iav. Mr.
Poner appeared and claimed his seat. N
The delegation having decided in favor Of
Mr.. Worell, Mr.. Potter protested, and d
motion was made that The contestants be
heard.
A long and exciting discussion again en-
sued.
A motion was made that Mr.. Porter be ad.
miued.
The motion was amended to admit Mr..
Worell, which was not agreed 10 by vote
of-yeas 90, nays 81.
MIR. Porter was then admitted 10 his sea,
as delegate. l.'
The following candidates for Judges of the
Jupreme Court were then nominated viz:--
Messrs. George Sharswood and Joel Jones Of
Philadelphia VIM. Strong, of Berks county;
James rnomr-~-, of Erie county; William
A. Stokes and p. C. Shannon, OF Allegheny
county; Thomas S. Bell, Of Chester county,
Charles w. Higgins, Of SchuyIkill county >.
w. Maynard, of Lycoming county /; Samuel
Hepburn, Of Cumberland county; Hopewell
Hepburn, Abraham 5. Wilson, Joshus How
oil, and james Campbell.
A motion 10 proceed 10 vote, was post
poned till afternoon. s''
On motion, committee Of 10, on Resoiu-
tions was ordered 10 be appoin,ed. The COM
mite will consist Of the committee appointed
at the March Convention, and six additional
members, not yet declared.
The Convention then adjourned till 1 Q
o'clock, P. M. +fsa 'A .a q.
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Extra ordinary Volume.

Bloomsburg, June II, 1851. o1-,~i =
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Tho following named gentlemen, fssidshis
OF Reading and lis vicinity, who saw The
above fife, have purchased Sales iron Evans
& Watson since the burning up TO May is.,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN iNVE ST IA z Mt!
+. FOR SALE
4 VALUABLE TRACT OFLAND,
Adinininr the To1vn of CannelfOn :


Consisting NJ ahont one hundred acres, one-half o.
which Is hottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF Z Is
cmracel in plat of the town Of Canneiton, and is IN
demand for house lots. The lower boundary OF the
tcts is not more than minutes walk from the ex-
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the producs Of the land he sold on the soil to the
peoIle Of the town. It IS most amiriy situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town ahor'ls good
market and high prices, The land wiz eventually all
he wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings, one OF which is worth 500; another s worth
1880: the o er beautiful cottage residence, cost sIe
three years go 20 erect it. Either Of these houses ear
ne had with the land, all OF them, the TuchaseT
may wish: they are seTatedhy street from the body
II the land, and all Of The 'nts laid of for resi-
dences The property will sold on liberal credit 20
Irresponsible purchaser. r.
The location is one OF the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in
len and ruit is the most beautiful rural residence he
tween here and Louisville The chief motive Tor offer
ing il for sale, Is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs more attention than the owner at
present 'stow on it. Address apply to the editor Of
the Journal; Evansville. H-H amy2
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17

80, Cows; Cows! Cows.
aSOUI Cows just in from the county. For sale
by z. II. COOK L. SON.
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fNpoD Pine Shingles can now he IA nc the New
~ lumber Yard, c,rnrr OF Main an Eighth streets
s5 50 per l99c. WATSON, NEWBURY & co.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
L.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner or Main and Water Sire
TERlIs OF sUBsCalprioy.

" The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is Ftned to
their 0Wa mme lAe business, in their own name; and
all alversenents Tor the benefit of other persons
we'll a. Legal ADVERTISEMENTS and Of ac-
ton sales ani advertisements with the Of other
persons, sent in by them, must be paid To- Al the usual
go No report, resouons proceedings of any COR
plrNaon, sc,ey tss0cIti)n or public meeting, and no
eoa nuncIpn designed - call attention 70 any mat
ter u ni;e isrvIul interest can be inserted, un-
'ess plit Tor a N aivcGtisemeut.
q ~ No alvertiscncnt can be inserted gltuitOusly
,orchItble other societies, public Institutions or
companies.
10 Contracts for yearly advertising will not Ne dis
connue unless OF Ter t. that effect Is eft at the
Office, AMI when discontinued in les than YER, the
price o! the whole wear will he charged - =. .
- Legal ivetiselen's hereafter, VIII he puhhshet
~ the expense o the az rneys Orlerng and not delay
eole for the legal proceedings, nut coecale at our
Isufl ti.ae. -
Eg- our terms for JOB Work and transient advertise
nenis are CASH.
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PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Nunlsrs from I to 5D,n1. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printei separate slips
OF paper, are enccei with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel. .4H
The first sis Prizes. similarly printed and encircle,
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then reyolvel, and number is drawn
from the wheel of Numc and at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The Number and
ence, and registered " n: Commissioned the Prize
being placed agrn-t the sumler drawn. This opera.
ton j. srep,tel until all ne Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Nln eTs those drawing the frsl
Prizes Pnrexampie: If Ticket No. II 30 draws the
s0G Prize, th1se Tickets numbered iI3fa IaI9, 1881
and l2aa III each he entitled to sEN IL Ticket No.
so draws the 900 Prize those Tickets numbered SO
so, a5, sl2 viii each he entitlesitO $25n and
The SSa Prizes Of ssa wit he determined i,y the las,
figure OF the Nulnier that draws the so,o Prize. For
example, il the NGmher drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
ends IN Viii re entitiei to SO. If thr Nnmer end
with No. ,, then all the Tickets where he Number ends
in ; win Ne entitled to $40, and so or ..
Certificates % Packages will he sold the following
rates, which j. the risk:
Cer;icaie OF Package ofla Whole Tickets. ss
!. iS3pattsr q Quarter ;. ;. -: -. =
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the mouey - our Aires for the licets orere,,
receipt of which they will be forwarded hrst mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii he sent to
p'rss VIII se.e Sr ehe sr, ra~ng Ing, SIGNATURES
plain. aud give teir Post O'ice, County and state
- Remember that every Prize isdraWn and paya
hle in full without deduc-Ion.
= All prizes of 81, go anl under, paid irmedate,
1fter the drawng-other prizes at the usual time o
thirty iays.
Allconmunications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWAN * CO.. Augusta. ca
II list Of the mum ers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount ~ the prize that each one j.
en,itic To- will e published after every drawine, .
the folio Siny pape-s:-Sew Orleans Delta. Mohils
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At
lsnta Iutelligencer, New York Weekly Day BOOK,
AMI Morning News. Richoo nd Dispa:ch, News, aad
Pauiding (Miss) Clarion.
ucv.5
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unrness-Makers Nanted!

TWO or three good IIarness-MakeTs can fni con-
! slant employment nv applying immediately 20
the undersigned at 0wensyile, Gibson county, 25
mills Northeast of Evansville Men with tamilies
would ae pae.erred. u. W. p NlLS'fN,
>al lie and Harness Manu-. u.actureTS.
OWensville, md, noviG-d&wi
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
PINE SHINGLES.

IRISH WIiiSKY.-one Puncheon Pure Irish
sl " hsky, Just received ani for sale Nv
decl- TENNEY x SORENSON.
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r AILR 0 a d /.
For Louisville. Cincinnati, -. Louis, Indian
apoiis and tie East
CHANGE OF THE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER. sSrd, 1886.


~ and after this date the Nail Passenger trn viii
leave evansville atS ooes and 20 nniuies y. ,o
", max in close connection Nicennes III tIafrs
Fast and the Ohio and Mis-. -sippi Raj road for
Louisville, Cincinnati, ~; LoRis and Cairo, and arrive
At Terre laHte at ,: 70 p. NJ. c1une,t.ug drsct
Tor IniIatDBiiS- C!eveaI 4 and
East. and fsf Chicago and CeftT7i Illinois.
KETURNING-IeIye Terrr llaUe 400 Z. NJ,
Yncennes .;2s, and arrive ~ Evansville IO:U3
M. .I..-.-..lrf
Freir: trains with rassen-er attached
,lklxs Leave Evansville ri isa a. ~, Arrive Il 4
T,rre IauteHt f:l z. III, Leave Terre Iiate az 6:O
4 NJ, Arrive at EyaI sYiBe 40 p IL -s-- 9I.f tg-
FARES. ..... ,t,
To Louisviile......s5 90 t. s.. Louis......s5 20
nj E,lis.liapsa.. ianap ais 3 ii65so i2: 3
Cleveland "a M :. its urZ.-.-...I
g. -BUiaio -..le 81 - PhtlaleiThta-..-2s 90 '
boston. ri % Washington IA s5 90
For any information through tickets apply the
Company Transportation oihee, heal Of Locust street
evansville. -. 4.-.....a
.l<E q JOHN INGBE, iAteVtf
tr superintendent
~ Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate,
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take 0u
former edv~rtisment and copy. DSv25lH
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
CITY COLLECTORS Omce.

IEORGE W0LfLTN, City Collector, has r, rnov- 81
~ "a his oics q ,m j. Former location ovey tbs Ca
l.al Bank, u THIRD STREET, opposite the Court
iiouse, and mex. door - the Office OF Esqure Walker.
octl5-lw q r.'l -.
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DEPPER SAUCE. &C.
Il ~ boxes y. pi,er Sauce,
so do Cai-up;
20 doz. assorted Pickles for sale nv
T.. III. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
STOVES AND TaNWARE
GOING AT COST!
a Great Chance for Bargains 0t
J. SCANTLTN, Jr.'s

; SFoNMAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.af
TIE subscriber having purchased a heavy Stock Of
Stoves hefO'e the panic, hnds himself ut this
with stlrpius and rather than keep them till
other autumn, e has resolved TO put his prices lvn
prime cost, and this tine he will sell article in his
present Stock to his customers at the price ofthe
ufacturers iy the wholesale.
His Stock % Stoves and Tinware Is large, and
braces every variety of article in his line, and hi pres
ent or viii give the people in and country, the
best opportunity they will have in long time to
bargains. Those farmers and others who may
need new Stove ill next year. will make good in
vestment To buy now and keep the purchase till they
neel the Of it, for it will them 20 % per
cent in the cost, VIII ch IS larger interest than they
make in any ether way with their surplus funds,
Every one disposed 10 purchase Is invited to call at
the Stoys Ware ROsm, on Main street, next door to
Marble Hail. directly opposite the State Bank, AMI
anime the Stock, AMI loos nj the arglins offered.
nov.S-iy JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
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For Rent.
Doors. Sash and Blinds.

WYE have in store large and complete stock
~ all sizes Raised and sunk Pannel PLAN AM
Moulded Doors; all sizes Window Sash-pEain and
check rail all sizes Window Blinds, with rolling
slats-nlaie from the hest clear Pine-kn dred-sea-
sOned, aad WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK, for sale
ehsap iOr CASH, by GEO. FOSTER L. CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
WABASH PiCKET-KATE sARCRET.

G/-NLIfik --it.THE steamer X ATE SARCTI-
EFT will run regularly from
Evansville H. the Wahash trade
during the winter, or long as the river shall be
havigahfe hippers may rely on her making reeu-
ar trip,, and the strctest attention being given to
lheir orders. nov le-tf
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EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER .
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.

) 400 Prizes amounting to ........... $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5: Quarrrrs ~.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
aaApFR AYD pERFrpTTDy.-

sAPEK AND PERFTMERT.-
An assortment of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Pair. Also, Bears Oh, Rose OIL, and Cologne
received aud Tor sale cheap at Whasst.el y ~ 80
serfsf PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-17
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR Louisville

a R - TIE fine packet steamer DI
kv-Y- ys-hzsstH-, Ati0ND, Capt HoLcRAFT, vii.
= run regularly between Evans
= vile and Louisville, leaving
ocSu .-....f g. P. G. O'RHET,& & co.