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Eternity.

Eternity has no grey hairsy The flowers
fade, the heart withers, man grows old and
dies: the world lies down in the sepuchre
of ages, but time writes no wrinkles on
the brow of eternity. Eternity! Stupendous
thou hi. The ever present, unborn, undr-
caying and undying-the endless chain,
COMPRISING tie life of God-the golden
thread, entwining the destines of the uni
verse. Earth has its be; uties, but time
shroud them for the graves; its honors,
they are but the sunshine of an hour; its
palaces, they are but as the gided sepulchre;
its possessions. they are toys of cl angling
'ortune;i its pleasures are bat bursting bubbles.
Not SO in the untred bourne In the
dwelling of the Almighty can come no foot
s'eps of decay. lis day will know no
darkening splendors bid the ap
proach If night. Its fountains will never
tail-they are fresh from the eternal throne
It's glory will never wane. for there is the
ever present God.-Its harmones will never
cease; exhaustIess loTe supplies the song.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Il. W. Sherman, lst District, Pine Grove
w. Il. X. Devane, I'd District Gold Hi
John McNally, Sd District, Illnoistown
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5th District, Yankee Jims
The Board meet on the first Monday in Febrn,,
ry, May, August and November.
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COTRT OF SESSION

Hon. JAMES T. HALE, Presiding Judge, F. +
Frey and Rufus Smith. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of February, Nav,
August and November.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOHN NJ. HOWELL. Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January. and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October
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COUNTY COUI

Hon. JAMES +. HALE, Judge
Meets on the second Monday in February, Nav.
August and November.
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RowDY NoMENCLATURE.~Ba Baltimore has
had another "de-perate riol" between rival
rowdy factions, rejoicing in the subriquets of
Rough skins and Double Pumps" One
man had his ear eat of, another 10 his nose;
-hrickbals flew like hailstones, and pistol
shots were exchanged with freedom. The
'Douhle Pumps" came off second best, but
nobody was killed.
The rowdy nomenclature of the princi-
pal cities may nov be classified as follows:
New York-"Dead Rabbits" "Bowery
Boys, Forty Thieves" "Skinners,' robin
Hood Club
Philadelphia Killers" "Schuylkill An
nbi'ators,' Moyamensing Hounds" North
ern Liberty Skiyers." and 'Peep,ot- Day Boys
BaItim"re-"Pug Uges," Rough Skins"
and "pouble Pumps"
CHOICE EpnApn.-In the way Of sepul.
fhral literature, we remember nothing
better than the following copied from an
old Scottish tombstone:
Here lies the body of Alexander Macpherson.
Who was very extraordinary person,
lie was six feet high III his stocking feet.
And kept his accoutrements clean and neat
He was slew
At the battle of Waterloo;
lie was shot by bullet,
Plump through the gullet;
1t went in at his throat
And came out at the back of his coat
Being "slewed' IN this way, is a worse
death than the Ohio legislator. who came
to his end, in the language of a colleague
by being tbrewn from E horse"
A school teacher Ont in Georgia received
the TO lowing brief though vivid composition
from one of his scholars.
On THE SEAsoNs.-There are four seasons,
spring. autumn and winter, Some people
may like spring best: but for me, give me
liberty or give me death. The end
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PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES Il. HALE. Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
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DLANX UNDERTAKINGS
~ Can be bought at the Placer Her
aid office
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DLANK SUMMONS
~ Kept constantly for sale at the
Placer Herald office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER was slowly swelling at this point
yesterday. The Wabash continues high and
and large quantities Of freight by the pack.
cts.
MEMoRASDUM.-The steamer Gov Powell
left York on the 20 ultmo. Met V. H. Ste.
phenson at Vincennes; met Ranger on the LIST
inst, at Williams Ferry; Isaac Shelby Of
Grand Chain, lying too repairing.
VI The Moses McLelland passed up yes
terday for st. Louis. on her first trip in the
Louisville and st. Louis packet line. She is
one Of the pleasant and fastest packets in the
trade. Her officers have our thanks for late
Louisville papers.
" The Governor Powell came from the
Wabash yesterday, and after discharging q
portion Of her cargo, started for Cincinnati
On her way up deck hand fell overheard and
was drowned.
OF The packet Rainbow will be down to-
morrow without fail and resume her old day
in the trade.
OF The A. L. Shotwell took on . lot Of
freight for New Orleans. yesterday evening
GA beautiful boat, the "Silver Heels
passed down yesterday, without landing.
J The Empire brought up heavy freigh,
for this point. consisting Of groceries and gun
ny bags. She was at the wharf until late
hour
OF We are indebted to Capt. Triplett and
Mr.. Shirley, clerk ef the packet Southeruer
fer the latest st. Louis papers. She will DC
here on Thursday next, on her return to St
Louis.
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Mayor's Proclamation.

I. JOHN HEwsoN, Mayor Of the City Of Ev.
>aRsville, do hereby request the Sections Of the
Churches, and the Janitors of the different
Fire Companies. that upon the arrival Of the
steamer Woodford, having on board the re-
sinains of the late DR.. Kane, which arrival
will probably be about noon tomorrow, and
which will be announced by the minute gun
*of the Crescent Gun Squat, thereupon the
Sections and Janitors aforesaid, will, as q
mark of respect and esteem for the departed
worth Of the deceased, toll their respective
bells during the arrival, stoppase and depar-
tturs Of said steamer.
JNO. HEwSON, Mayor.
Per WELL II. WALKER, Clk.
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Card.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bland, are placed under many
obligations to the kind friends and strangers
who assembled at their residence on last
Thursday evening; and who, by their pres
ence and pleasantly, contributed so largely
to the mutual happiness aud social entertain
ment Of all assembled on that beautiful even
ing.
Such Substantial tokens of friendship as
were received on that occasion, are by no
means undervalusd or unappreciated by the
recipients.
March end, 1857.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

III
BALTIMORE, March 2.
| Buchanan arrived at 2 o'clock. A pro-
cession escorted him to City Hotel.
HARRISBURG, March 2.
Democratic State Convention assembled al
| Philadelphia; johnson, North American, per.
manent President.
NGREssI0NAL.
| THIRTY-FoURTH CoNGREss-sEcoND SESSION,
WASHINGTON, March 2.
SEFArE.-Mr. Cass presented joint reso-
lulion from the Legislature Of Wisconsin, in
structing their Senators and Representatives
! in Congress to resist the admission Of any
more slave States into the Union. Mr.. Cass
spoke At some length, defending his opinions,
with regard to such instructions. quoting from
his speeches made upon the same subject in
1880 and 1851. He acknowledged in those
speeches the right of instruction with certain
limitations but declared that what was assert
ted in the present resolution was correct, both
in regard to his colleague and himself in rela-
ton to the acknowledgment Of the doctrine
Of the RICH. to instruct. The resolutions
were on motion Of Mr.. Stewart, postponed
till NJ .rch 10th.
HoUsE.-A joint resolution to alter the rules
prohibiting the sending Of bills from one
House to the other, or presenting them to the
President for his approval, on the last day Of
the session was passed. The motion to sus-
pend the rules, passed.
The Senate bill making appropriations for
the construction OF ten sloops-ofwar, was de-
feated, not receiving Z q vote.
SENATE.-Toombs Of the judiciary Com
mittee, to whom was referred the resolution
instructing them to inquire into the proper
construction Of the Congressional Committee
compensation act, reported their opinions were
in all cases, members are elected after the first
day of the session, their compensation does not
commence till the time of his election, and is
not to be counted by the rate prescribed by
law, until the end of his term. Report agreed
to
Dodge presented the credentials Of Doolittle
and Cass those of Bright-thc former elected
Senator from Wisconsin, and the latter Of In
diana, for six years from the 4th Of day this
month.
HoUsE-Campbell of Ohio. reported from
the Committee Of Ways and Means, bill to
deposit surplus revenue, reservtng $1,000
600 with the States to be refunded when the
public exigencies require, passed ll9 to 10
votes.
CHICAGO, March Q.
The most disastrous conilagration that has
occurred for long time, broke out at the
corner Of Water and State streets, at 4 o'clock
this morning. originating in the building occu-
pied by st. Clair e Harris, wholesale grocers,
their loss $4,000. insured for $1,000
Hubbard & Co., furnishing goods, lost Sl2 900;
insured for $4,000. Hale & Co., hair factory,
$1,000; no insurance. futile, Hebbard & Co.,
wholesale hardware, whole stock destroyed,
loss $3.50 900; insured for $4,000. Jewell
& Root, stove dealers, loss $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Norton & Co, wholesale gro
GERS, stock damaged by water. Block owned
by Atner OF Cincinnati. Mrs. Corley's board
ing house destroyed, loss 5000 over insur-
ance. One liquor dealer lost $4,000. no in
[surance. American house damaged $4,000.
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BORT Of Guansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
SUNDAY, March I.

SUNDAY, March !.
EMPIRE CITY, from Pittsburg to Sc. Louis.
RAINBOW. from Louisville 10 Henderson and back
HENRY GRAFP. from Wabash to Pittsburg.
ANTELOPE, from Louisville to New Orleaus.
FANNY BULLET. from Louisville to n Orleans.
MONDAY, March 9.
J. C. FREMONT, from st. Louis TO Pittsburg.
DAVID WHITE. from New Orleans to Louisvills.
ALMA, from st. Louisville to Pittsburg.
SOUTHERNER, from 81. Louis TO Louisville.
J. p. TWEED. from Cincinnati to St. Louis.
X. SARCHEr, from Wabash to Evansville and back
NOSES GREENWOOD, from Cincinnati TO New Or
leans.
w. BARD, from New Orleans TO Cincinnati.
w. A. EAvES. from Louisville to b. Green.
MOSES MCCLELLAN. from Louisville to st. Louis.
MADISON, from New Orleans TO Cincinnati.
Gov POWELL. from Wabash TO Cincinnati.
DEFENDER, from New Orleans 10 PiitsLurg.
SILVER HEELS, from Cincinnati to No, River.
DIAMOND, from Louisville to Nashville.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS. Mach 2.
River falling fast. Weather cold and frsex
ing. Upper streams all falling rapidly. OF
ficers Of the Die Vernon, from Keokuk thi.
morning, report tho weather extremely cold
and ice floating between Keokuk and Quincy
sufficiently heavy TO break steamers hulls.
PIrTsBURG, March 2.
River feet 8 inches and falling slowly
Weather clear, cold and unpleasant with occa.
sonally snow and wind.
CINcINNArr, March, 2.
River falling, 9Hs feet in channel. Wealth.
er cold windy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03

W The inmates Of one of the hotels in
Washington have suffered from singular ep.
idemic in the house; among those affected
was Mr.. Buchanan, on his recent visit to the
city. lie recovered entirely from its effects
before he left for home. But the last dis
patches from Wheatland say that Mr.. b.
ehanan was suffering from relapse of the
disease, and had been compelled to exclude all
visitors. 1t was thought = few days Of re.
pose would restore him. lie was to leave fol
Washington yesterday.
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Legislature.

The Senate continues "locked". Several
Intellectual attempts were made on Saturday
to pass over informally the Woods case and
take up the regular business. Mr.. Drew
asked permission to make a report in rela-
ton to the alledged mismanagment Of the
lanai, but it was refused and at p NJ, the
Senate adjourned after having been in session
two hours. In the House Mr.. DENLY intro
duced bill to repeal certain sections Of the
present law defining the duties of Insurance
Companies
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CoFFEE-We have advices from Rio, to
January 3lst. The stock Of coffee on hand
was low, amounting only to $4,000 bags
Incessant rains had interrupted the receipts
BY bad roads. Prices very firm. The sales
for the month previous were 166, 600 one half
Of which was for the United States. Ship
ments in 1856 amounted to 2,l67,253 bags
against 2, 292, COZ in 1855. The present crop
turns out an abundant one, though less than
that Of 1855. Reports OF the growing crops
are unfayorable.
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OF To all who wish to preserve as long
as possible. the color and healthy growth of
the hair-.both for this comfort and the "looks
of the thing'-we would say, there is no
preparation which will so efIectually enable
rs to do both, as Bachelors Hair Dye"
which may be procured by all at Hallock &
sStoddards Drug Store. 1T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03

VI The Kansas bill, passed by the House.
repeating the laws of the Bogus Legislature.
was laid on the table in the Senate, because it
was likely to create discussion that would
obstruct the more important business. The
question by large portion Of the country is,
what more important matter could they have
before them?
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M u n . IL a NJ II a.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

s3, HAvINo dtted up mammoth er.s. =.
1922 WHIT ri Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River in the manner, pre-
eanybusinessentrustedo ourcare. eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather.
property: and TO Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned all orders promptly filed
PIG .O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his ma
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly solicts continu ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
A Store Room, wellsuppled, viii be kept forthe &C
commodatior of Boats end their orders carefully died
mh3-d&wly p. G.. O'RILEY * co
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tT The Senate have passed the Submarine
Telegraph Bill, and the Bill for the formation
Of State in Minnesota, with the provisions
inserted by the House, that none but actual
citizens Of the U. States should vote in the
election Of members Of the Convention or for
the adoption Of the Contribution. These i'm
portant measures only require the signature Of
the President. which they have probably re-
. ceived before this.
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OF Edell, one Of the four prisoners that
escaped from the Vincennes Jail q few days
since has been recaptured. He confessed it
was the intention Of the party to murder the
Sheriff in case they were detected in the act
Of escaping. Middleton, who left our Jail
week before last saying 'irs al right has not
been re-taken.
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OF The Wabash railroad has been let out
to resident contractors, to the farmers and pee.
pie along the road, who take good portion o
the pay in stock. The grazing for one hal
the entire line is let 1t is said that the worl
will be completed before next winter
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Receipts BY River.

WABASH RIvER-Per Gov. Poweii-3so sacks cat .,
GEO. Foster Co; 81 kegs lard. so bills lard, az bbls
lard erces lard. bills joeles bbs. eggs 1877 sacks
oats, G. O'Riley Co; bbs eggs 70 bbls drid %
pies. bbls green apples fierce lard, IL bbls
Is kegs lard, John s. Mitchell.
NEW 0RLEANS-per Empre--st boxes tinslate,
Kratz Heilman SO hhds. sugar, 10 casks soda ask
Bement q vicls; 20 boxes oranges.
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets BY Telegraph.

Flour In moderate demand at 81 ej for superfne; re
ceipts fair Oats In good demand: sales at 4lc Barley
dul sales at 81 rs; Whisky a4c; Coverseed unehang
cd Hay ei59i6; Cheese Unchanged butter dull and IL
regular There large demand for pork: 1000
bbs sand change at $40: held at go Sd; Bacon
active all the sides be had bought mp 10 for old
aud l0. for at the close holders asked lO!9lOa
for old and new: shoulders are held at ga; I'm bulk
meats nothing done; Market firm, for shoulders and
ga for sides; Lard in better demand at I3 rendered
tallov is held mt though sales have been made
oyer lie; Groceries unchanged.
NIw York, March 9.
Cotton market firm: sales 500 bales Flour quite and
frm: sales OF 26UO bills: Wheat dull Corn declining;
Provisions steady; Whisky duh; Sugar quiet; Coffee
quiet; Freghts declined: Cotton 10 Liverpool 3Is;
Sticks generally unchanged; Chicago and Rock Island
l04il: Ill., Central l39ls: Michigan Southern ~; 8
New York Central s9ls: Reading si1s; Eric SEA; Cio
verseed and Toledo 14h.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03

OF Another duel came off in the city OF
Savannah, on Monday, the 23rd ult.. between
two young men, Hegenrick and Kembrough.
Hegenrick was wounded and died the next
day.
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OF We hear it rumored from across the
river, that as soon as Mr.. Buchanan has dis.
pensed his first class appointments to 1.-The
faithful"-Ex-Gov. Powell will, or will not
take the stump for Congress in the Henderson
District-all depending upon luck.
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r The New Albany Tribune suggests the
erection of tobacco warehouse at that point
~ all the tobacco received there by railroad
is drayed to Louisville for inspection, and then
back for shipment.
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T The Falls City Insurance Company, at
Louisville. is winding up its affairs. A new
organization called the Peoples Company will
succeed it, the stock of which has been sub
scribed.
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j. j. PENNINGTON

EAs Just received large supply of SUPERIOR family
II a Teas.
GUSPowDER, YoUSG HYsos,
Extra fne Young Tyson,
IMPERIAL and BLACK.
In ca dies and packages BY the reund
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~ Col. VIM. Preston, Of Louisville, is
strongly recommended by the Pennsylvania
Mr.. Buchanan's especial organ as minister
either to England or France.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03

OF The Galena and Chicago railroad bridge
: 1t Sterling. was entirely destroyed by the
: freshet on Wednesday last. Three miles OF
: tbs track were under water, and the road bed
5 in many places gone. The ice is piled up six
/. feet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03

0 The Transatlantic Telegraph Bill ha'
got back to the Senate with several amend
ments from the House, which will probably
be adopted by the Senate.
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~du@Sg p6U@9g2

&04oS <AAGG%I
7Ais hitAsrsS iRtraetaSle disease eJ e5ery fern
srsry stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CASANAtG:l's PILE SAME
yH1ILL fail in giving immediate relief andr,
w lively curing the worst ana NEST otstinats case
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere the Piles the result Of years
patient study aad Investigation.
saaererfr Piles have remedy hand which will
STAND THE 1EsT or TRIAL,
withouts fear failure its part, e. all proprietor
claims Tor it. Full directions accompany each box
that is eqaisite strictly to observe them and il
PFopristor the following testimonial, fros
given their certificates its fayer regard its eeacy in
their Read them.
The Hon. Richard Yates Der m hs
jacksonville. H.. Nov. rs. 1855.
Dr. Thos. II. Cavansugh-DeaTSr: lne aTatoI CGNa
naoshs Pile salve which You furnished iounc
service prodaeng easy and speedy hssi
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
Tbs fOilosiaf from Rev B. f. BristOw. ssuGcsntrs-
baskerville, III. Decrr Der Is. 1884,
Dr. Csvaraugh-l conceive 10 be duty owe 10 the af
sfeieney OF YOUR pile saive was isr several vesis
sorely afflicted with that and loahone
prescriptions Of an others wiho ut any
benefit By The srSns reeo Of youT saive
eappy saying an application Of sve thrss
days. perfected an entire cure h'.f. nfKsTow.
Chisago. August 2e. Is5s.
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city few days sgs
was suffering intensely with the piles ed
Pile salve saying would Iuiedit-th. effect was
immediate. and Am now we'll believe it to be, ssis
disease the Piles as such il 70 oths
L.T5: truly joins " aASsoS; s. I:%i; Ne.
Sole Proprietor. st. Leuis. Mo.
j. PENNINGTON
jyI6-IydAw KELLER FARNsEEY CO.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANtE HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
JAvING leased for aterm Of years and ftted M the
Ii Old Court House. Main and Third strees we
receive for sale at auction or private
SALE all kinds ofgoods and Merchandise household
furniture. horses. busgiss. etc.. etc.
maze On GO m wsen sstn,
soeloek A, M Also Tuesday, Wedne sday
and Friday nights. 1t early gaslisht.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The FIRST Monday ofevery month, At loe'elock A. u.
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the City oil
all the and be-
will be for the interest of all concerned. have
apart the first Moadsy Every month for the sale OF
Real Estate All those wishing to sell relues
time the public due notice
patronage those having Houses and Lots Lands
sale either private SALE solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEf NELSON. Aucts
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

lust received and win be sold at auction. Ut our Auc-
% regular sale days. large and
Motions and fancy articles.
consisting part of Brown aud Bleaehed and
Shirtings Satinets Casneaes CoatinF Fanneis
Jeans Hosting. Gloves Mits. Spool Threads. Lincys.
Merines, Shavls. Suspen ders. &C.. sc:
ALso:-r2hes Pocket CUTLERY yevelry and
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Ra,es
Aecordeon anda great variety OF fancy Art oS nSmer
mention. WOOLSEH q SELSON
noyl Auctioueers
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OF The salary of Henry Ward Beecher has
been increased to 5000 per annum.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
q 3 q. 90 !!!

Owing TO great favor with which Single Number
received BY the public and the large
mand for Tickets. the Managers swan Co. will have
eah saturday the The
scheme each OF their Lotteries for
1887:
To be dram In the Ciy Of Atlanta Gsora. IT, public
SATURDAY. March eth. 1851.
CLAs III,
To b dawn In City of Atlanta Georr. In public on
SATURDAY. March 18th. 1857.
GLASS 2e,
To Ss drawn In the City OF Atlanta Ceorea in public
SATURDAY. March 2ist. 1857.
CLASS go,
be In the City of Atlanta Georgia in publc
SATURDAY March 2sts. 1851. n the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
Tares ThousaRd Too Hsadred and SiIfy P.ises9
MORE THAN ONE PIXIE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
9A.000 TICK ETS.