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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-16

Sale Of Negroes

by virtue Ofa decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
- county rendered in the Of Lorenzo Bryant and
others, heirs Of Shero1 iyant decd, oxpars, VIII odeE
for sale at the Court House In Nashville ION Saturday
nuary 18Th 1883 the following, negroes wit Louisa
about 20 years age Walton her child 3yeaTs Of age
Leander, g wears Of age; Prissa, years Of age.
TEBMs-H cash, and the balance on credit of6 months
notes. with good security required. Said negroes sold
for d trbuton among the heirs of John bryant decd
+ r CHEATBAM,
IL prsfa Cgerk& Msafe
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AUCTION.
To-eabo1S TuT-71ify5TA

ELECTION NOTICE
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
election feeen Directors to manage the ahAi,s o.
n this Company for the ensuing year. will be held at Muir
freesborO "Wednesday the 10Th day of December next
Stockholders will be earned over The Road on the 18th
10th, election, back home the aams On the
following day. free Of charge BY showing their certificate OF
STOCK 10 the conductors. Nashville, Nov. %, ls5I.
W A GLEAVES,
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Oysters and Cheese
Notice.

800 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters;
100 Prime selected Cheese inst reeaivad s4 f. IL
eheap oy nov " EWING. McCRntN &. N
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
BY
Morris e StratGOn.
ONWEDN ESDAY siorning next. the 18Th inst, we vii
" sell for CASH complies assortment of Groceries, con-
sisting in part as foleWs viz;
80 hhds prime choice so boxes TallOW Candles
sugar, 100 bxs select W Cheese,
CO bbs choice Moasses 80 BOXES Va Tobacco various
"A hf bbls do old brands,
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; boxes Glassware, assorted
100 boXs fresh M K. haisins, 500 bags ane Salt,
leo ours do do do 800 bbls Whisky, various
Ubbls Oranges brands,
SO pkgs Nos. 9and MaekT 200 kegs pure White Lead
tieTces Pigs; 500 kegs Nails, assorted,
95 boxes Cod Fish; 500 reams Wrapping Paper,
S iierces fresh Rice, so bags Pepper,
20 cases Ssrdines. 50 casks SOdat,
% cases Ira sh Peaches, as dozen pain ed Buckets,
800 boxes Candles, 80 600 Jigars, various bnds
SO hills do do so boxes Starch,
50qr. do do 100 dOz MasOns Blacking,
Together with numerous other articles.
d'cle NORRIS & sTRATToN.
SJGAK AND MOLASStS AT AUCTION,
ON TIME.
IN addition Auction Sale OF Groceries for
Wednesday morning next, the 10Th, will sell sixty
days tme for approved endorsed notes payable in
the city Banks.
40 hhds choice crop Sugar;
40 bbs do do do MOlasses;
dec Is MORRIS & STATION,
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WE have large supply sausage Cutters Of ALI sizes,
w which will cell at very low prices Tor cash Tbisis
most uable article for hOusekeepeIs and in addition
To cutting neat is Of great IN making hes,
mince meat. Id slaW and variety Of oiner art ces By
the of this machine much work be done in
hour in any could be accomplished in Elk hours.
"a MACKENZi r " Will SON.
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PostponemenTi
SALE LAND ANDsToCK.

IN consequence OF the nclemency fHe weather. the
advertised below, has been ostpOael until Tuesda
the 23rd of December, 1851. Gee 10.
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AUCTION SALEO OF GROCERIES
KIRKPATRICK, RsEVINS & co.
ON FRIDAY Morning, December 49, 1857 at II o'clock.
~ A. M, wills ofsrfOr sale in 'front.' OF Warehouse,
50 hhds New Sugar; so bbs Holland Gin;
9OO bags Coffee; % Vinegar;
81 bDis crop MOasseg; 900 boxes q glassware;
packages aekaIel Fish, 100 box Tobacco vars bT'd
100 bxs NJ. K. Raisins; 1000 bags hne SALT
100 half do do 10000 6ne Cigars, various
IO0qir DO do brands;
$40 kegs Nails; 100 bxs Star Candles;
$50 bDis Cincinnati Whisky; 50 Starch,
various brands; 50 o Old COgnac Brandy;
50 " Bourbon 90; % eases Matches;
50 " MOuOngshela; Is coils Cotton Rope;
50 Am. Brandy: 100 cases Fresh Peaches.
With mauy o, her articles in the Grocery line.
dec std KIRKPATRICK. NBVINS & co.
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EdgefteId.
FIVE TO EIGHT FEARS CREDIT
THE undersigned offers for sale dfIy sixty Build
l. ing Lots in HObsOn * Nheiess' addition, and in the
property formerly belonsne r HObsOn, Just beyond
Floods addition in Edge6ed They front so fee each
the GaArn Turnpike, Woodland, Russell and Fsiherand
streets and back 40 alleys sixteen Wide-A
portion Of them being half mile from Suspension
Bridge, and the others within a mile.
will sell these Lots on the following terms; Of
VII ch can, of course, be selected BY the purchaser
lst Payment Of zfth be In cash. and Of the balance
in I've annual iDsaments with interest," and lien
and no other security required.
I'd. Annual payments for i've years with nterss-sacuri
y TO he given the two inst notes. and lien retained
3D. Eight credit for the pHcpa-ntersst payable
annually, and security required the interest
lien retail ed.
Alb. Eight years credit for the principal the interest pay
Bile annually, and security required, except lien # the
purchaser will put Up dwelling house within the hrst
year.
k5Ih In many would be willing give the purchaser
eight years credit, Il he would pay onehh curing
year in carpenters work. brick work p.sserng painting
and interest annually the balancenO security being
required but a lien
offer these easy terms with the view Of placing snug
and pleasant residence whn the reach OF any Industrious
man who desires it, and Of adding 10 the population
beautiful village in the regbborhood Of ciLyln
my opinion. ApJ ly to A Lindsey, BEG, or
decg-2m WASHINGTON BARROW.
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RETURNED.

DY the solicitation Of many friends, Dr. T. W conner
ID Physiopathc Physician has returueo ana again Icaso
in Nashville where he trusts his former 900 aeces ~ MS
profession, will him liberal shaEe o. PATRONAGE
The public will bear in mind that he eas diseases on rue
Physiological principles disesrding all osons hCth
ic he proposes especially give full Satisfaction 10 me To-
lowing diseases Scrofaa. syphilis Liver complaints and
Dyspepsia, -. ,. a, ~
Cce temporarily, on Deadrek street, opposite The City
Mil Depot, on the second door.
Resdense, Planters Hotel, suner 81 nov za-lm
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Pnwfiarl pnurder !

lust received Magazine and for sale, kegs 5000
halfkegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
by q CHEATHAM, Agent
mThll-u for Manufacturers
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WE have on hand lot OF fscOnd hand Coal Stoves prn
w eips small sizes, which will sell yery low
prices. They have been used only few MONTHS and
nearly good new, and haf the price that
would cost MACKENZIE s. WILSON.
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PEN
SIONS.
From the annual report Of the Commissioner Of
Pensions, it appears that the Pension Office has
added to the roll of pensioners during the year,
under all the various acts:
81 revolutionary soldiers.
33S widows Of revolutionary soldiers.
265 halfpay widows and orphans.
29l invalds.
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For Rent. for 1853.

WEE slere house adjoining the odlce ofthe Protection
-, = insurance ni CoGpGny- so g, Market street be
ChuIsh ana broad street Ibis one Of tie best
business houses IN the city, Apply Isaac Lion al said
Onee, S or ny ne Undersigned, ABRAM DEMOSs,
hof ~ utI
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Union BanIx of Tennessee
T1IJEE T4DVFS

NASHVILLE, Dec, 10, 1857
election OF ten Directors the ensuing year
II will be held at the Banking House on Monday 4th Jsnu
ary next J. CURREY,
dec I6-3t Cashier.
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PORERT M. VANNC

ATTORNEY ATLAw AND SOLICITOR ~ CHAECERY
HuntsViIIes Ala D a IA as
VrTu Dr.ees IN The several Courts Of Madison he
w adIo,ning counties, aud give proEpi enap > Ell
bBsinsss entrusted 70 him. C0eetons made through
~. $500 Oct24-- IA. i
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FOR SALE or FXCHANGE-

MOST desirable resdeL ce-2 miles from the City,
II Louisville Branch Pike-a comfortable dwelling, with
four rOOms, kitchen servants rooms heen arres
ofaRd, will be sold liberia exohsng for
denee in the City, between Cedar and Broad streets.
| IL & X " BIZ bWN.
dec e-lm Az Cherry st.
Fifty TO Sixty Building Lots for sale in
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WISE 70 purchase from 10 25OOO bushels Of prime
table Wheat for immediate delivery fer ain
viii pay the full market price, X O,KANE
june b-4W&Wu Na-kat St,,.as
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the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
l.
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f.
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intelligent reader Of every class they furnish correct
satisfactory record of the current literature Of the day.
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The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British pub
fishers gives sdd onAl value these Reprints nasmueh
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soon as the original editions
TERMS.
Per ann
For any Of the four Reviews. 90
For two Of the four 90
For three fine four Reviews. 90
For all four OF the. Reviews. 90
For BackWood's Magazioe-., 90
For BaekwOod and three Reviews............... 90
Payments 10 be made IN all cases IN adUaHes. Honey
current IA the STATE uhsrs issued l0i be received at
par.
CLUBBISG.
discount OF TWENTY-FIVE from the above price
will be allowed TO CLUBS OTdsirg four copies Of
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$50, and
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Fine Tobacco

a Neat Small Dwelling
FOX SALE
AM offering for sale dwelling College Street,
just beyond the Medical college. The House is OF brick
contains good cistern and will be sold
great bargain. For terms apply 70
"A v LINDSEY.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
DARN ERS Mechanic and Merchants Visiting Nashville for
u the purpose Of purchasing Hardware OF any kind,
Wholesale and Retail, will do well 10 call on
MACY g. HAMILTON,
oct % No. A College sIrsdt
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HAVE closed up ny Stable on Market street, not for he
purpose Of going Texas, bat 70 sssnd % ~ nss atA
be- corner Of Church and Front streets where nAte e
moved stock, and will Be pleased % reeve re tfo
age ny old customers and he Fdinr fqele $500
julyl - a- 9s--sAA
PSI wish to hire good Carriage driver. For go3t
years. =
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
sENATR-rrIr1ra srssror.

SENATE-xylEINa SESSION.
MONDAY, Dec IA, 1857.
The unfinished business of the morning was re-
sumed, being the consideration of the resolution
offered by Mr. DAVIS disapproVing of the suspension
of the Bank of Tennessee
On motion by Mr. BULLEN, the resolution was
amended by aiding, sand all the other Banks in the
which State, have suspended"
The discussion continued until q late hour, when
the resolution was adopted by the following vote;
Yeas-Messrs Bullen, Davis, Goodpasture, Heis-
kel Jones, Munday, Ross, Travis, Welcker, Whit
thorne and Speaker Burch-11.
Nays-Messrs Bratchsr, Brown, Denton, Golf.
Goodner, Hill, Menees McDOugal, Roach and
Wright-10,
Senate adjourned until 10 a. m, tomorrow.
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The arrears due on the same, at the date of issu-
ing the pension certificates, amounted to S24l,-
O49 y.
The amount paid during the year by pension
agents is
To revolutionary soldiers SlO3,98l %
widows Of revolutionary soldiers. asa, 800 AZ
haf-pay widows and Orphans......... 3O4, 352 20
lnVauds 4uS,o4I -
prlYateers l,04i W
1867, 54S So
One hundred and seventy-four revolutionary SOL
diers, and hundred and thirty eight widows Of
revolutionary soldiers, have died during the year.
Total number of deaths of all classes of pensioners
7,45l.
The whole number of pensioners on the roll,
June 30 1857, is as follows:
SAC revolutionary soldiers, yearly
amount ................. S2O,5I IS
4,702 widows of revolutionary sol
diers, yearly amount......--. 37j,5S2 60
1854 hslfpay widows and orphans,
yearly amount................. 27O.992 As
6,266 invslids, yearly amount. 46s,Ol1 %
Is Priyateers .......................... l252 90
1875 Total...-...-........- l,l86,8S6 so
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Guns! Guns !!

WE have large assortment OF Shot Gems Double OF
w Single Barrel embracing great variety
NACEY HkMILTON.
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~ ~ NJ II ADAGS'
'HE attention Of tho Ladies' and Florists orally is
called the large Shipment OF Rose Shrubbory, Ever
green, PaLt, BuiboRs Roots, @e which will arrive IN
few days om the extensive Garden aud Nursery OF Mr.
Wilian s. Smith Of Augusta, Ca.
dsc I6 BENZ z SHIELDS.
AUCTION SALE THIS EVENING
DEM SHIELDS will sell this evening, Dec, I6lh at
- early Ga, light an invoice of Dry Goods, &c, &c.
dec Is
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SEWING MACHINES
l0 PrRLIC sQUAKE.
RARE CHANCE RON SPECULATION,

HAHAAHl NAH-h4NNH1 TUX sFEGl EAIIDN.
any person has s25,nGO than he wants asd will
loan i % Vil take great pleasure in nsn u our
Machine shop andFouHdy after him. Don'ta cali at once
Spectators calling Tie above business please call
between the hours Of and p. The most Imporant
part Is a big name See advertisement below.
Nashville aug I'd Ellis q MOORE.L
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SWAN s. CO.'S LOTTERIESl
CLASS ~

o he drawn Ia she City ,Georga,in public
. on SATURDAY, January 10th, 1883. 1
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RAIL r o AD.
For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Indian.
apoiis and the East
CHANGE OF TINE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 2srs, 1855.

an and after this date the Mail Passenger taip win
~ leave evansville al o'clock and 20 minutes
NJ, making close connection az Nincennes trirs
East and West the Ohio and Mississippi Railr al for
Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Cairo and a~ive
az Terre Hautc at a:l0P NJ connecting direct with
Express trains im Indianapolis, Cleveland and tbs
Es-t, an for Chicago and Central I'll .fiOis.
RETURNING-Icave Terre Haute at 400 p. NJ.
vincennes at 5:e, and arrive AZ Evansville az IOs03
z. NJ. lfaF rtEHE e.. lrr ~
Freight trains with passenger car attache) run a,
follows: Leave Evsnsyilie at ese A. NJ, Arrive ss
Terre Haute at fn p NJ, Leave Terre Haute at cd
A, NJ, Arrive at Evansville no P. NJ.
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5u- "A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INvES 7 NJ e Mt!
FOR SALE
Il VALUABLE Tract OFLAND,
~. If al m m Y

Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres. one-haf o.
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hill. that border the town All Of il Is
embraced in plat Of the town Of Canneton, and is in
demand for house lots The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not than ten minutes walk from the ex-
,ensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the products Of the land he sold on the soil to the
people of the town. Ii is most Admiralty situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land will eventually al
he wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings one of which Is worth t; another is worth
$780, the oti q beautiful cottage residence. cost 500
three years 60 70 erect H. Either OF these houses can
he had with the land, all Of them, Che purchase
may wish: they separated by street from the body
of the land, and all OF the 'ats laid of for resi-
dences The property win pe sold liberal credit to
irresponsible purchaser. - a1fi1
The location is Of the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and frnt is the beautiful rural residence he
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for Offer
ing II for sale, is that the property Is too valuable TO
rent, and needs attention than the owner at
present bessow il. Address apply to the editor Of
the journal; Evansville. sril1ls aa9igsGlA my2 :
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coal FOR SALE.

XNE have on hand and ara constantly receiving
~ coal of an excellent uual.y frum up thr canal,
EhSiswe viii deliver in any part OF the city at iNc
Orters len At James LaughlnS warehouse, or at the
Office o Es;han Rowley win he promptly attended to-
RgAHffleF - R"sVtFf-S AMoRY.
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WABASH pACKET-KaTE sARcHET.

= NlI~clk - TIE steamer KATE SARCH-
s-ss1 ss.ssss-1 i EFT will run regularly from
sA Evansville In the Wa'rash trade
during the winter. as long as the river shall he
uavigahle. Shippers may rely on her making resu-
ar trips, and the sricteSt attention being given 10
their orders. nov ie-tf
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u. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

4 1cn-iIk u EVANSVILLE. Padrcah and
Ca go .s..sa1 ! Cairo Packet j. II. Don Il, ID.
n-z--z<zzs-S-1zsB Heron cDmmander, leives
Evansville every Monday and Thursday at " O'Clock
NJ, arriving at Paducah AT O'Clock NJ Cairo al L.
O'Clock Tuesday and Friday. Returning, leaves Csro
everv Tuesday and Friday az O'Clock, p. NJ and Pa
duCah every We ines6av and Saturday at O'Clock,
NJ connecting at fyansyili- with the Evansville and
Crawfordsve Railroad and Packets for Green River;
also connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River
Packets and at Padueah with Tenn eSsee Rive- Pack
Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and 81. Louis
Packe.s Tickets can ne Otxnei On board the bat for
all Eastern and Western cities.
: VoIrshote cony 3m.
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DEEPER SAUCE, &C. .frs--rT
II 80 boxes P.pper Sauce;
30 do CstSup; esf.srirr -rE5i E
Is doz. assorted Pickles for sale nv
.s r.lT 4. III. COOK & SON.
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FOR LOUisViLLE

crn TIE fine racket steamer DI.
TrxCnnAszsssA, AMoND, Capt. HoLcR.rr, will
y, s- es-sZ-ld run regularly between Evans
willie and Lauisylle, ing
Evansville every Wednesday and satnrlav.
Oc3H p. g. O'RILEY, & co.
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i''2-.tAi Cows; Cows! Cows!
E ~ y. II. COOK Z sOf.
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VOLUME y.
-PRIN.'ED AND PUBLISHED s 1-I
z. Y. CARLIL E.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets,
reRlI, OF sun.CaIpTIoN.

- The privilege Of yeariy advertisers Il limited
ther yWu inlIneiise business. in their aud
s alv'rsementS for the benefit Of other persons,
gell q, Z. al ADVERTISEMENTS anil adyeisements VI
tiOn s-- and advertisements with the of Other
ers1ns ny them, must be piid TO- the
rates.
- No rep'u, resolutions proceeiings Of any cor
por.2n s':sety tsspc atom public meeting, and no
COMMUNICATION siznef 70 cali attention
Ter ~ inite or inviu1l interest can he nsered,
iess paid for "A al advertisement.
- NJ ivertisencnt he inserted grltuitc usly
or chp'tahle other societies, public institute
.amIHnes.
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
coptnued rniess IN orier that effect u left a the
office, and when discontinued in less than year, the
price Of the Whole wear will he charged
- Legal advertisements hereafter, Will he published
1t the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and not delay
able for the legal proceedings, but eoliectsble at ou
Isual time.
80 Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
nerrs are CASH. aN1lt
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EACH sATIRDAY IN January
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers frOn I 10 51-NHi. corresponding with
those Numcrs the Tickets printed On separate sii
OF pIler are elcced with small tin tubes ana placed
in one Wheel ---- =,
TIE hrst Prizes similarly printed and encfrced,
arr placel in another wheel. .-...- a-l
Tke wheels are then revOlyel, and numer Is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, aud at the same time !
Prize isrirawn from the other wheel The unher and
Prize drawn out are opened ana exhibited to the audi
eucs ard registered hy the Commissioners; the Prze
heing p.aced assrst the Numier drawn This opera
ton is repeatef until all the Prizes are drawn out
Sppro xfmation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the ,x,,,slrc-rg Mum rrs those drawing the first
Prizes viii lie entitled TO tie 3 approximation
Prizes. F,rexample: II Ticket No. I'D draws Tie
sa,ngl Pre, those Tickets nufnt cred iS4. isS
aul l2a3 viii each he entitled to sih IL Ticket No.
sO draws O00 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5is
5lq 5sl . viii each he entedto s30a, and SO ON ac-
cOrng ~ the above scheme. :.
The 1000 Prizes Of so will be determined by the last
figure OF the Numter that draws the sN1 Prize For
example If the Mum drawing the tNpn Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets, where the nunber
ends in viii ie entitled to $40: III the Number ends
with No. then all the Tickets wherethe Number ends
in = gillbe entitled 10 so, and SO on % ~. g1g4
Certificates OF Packages will be sold AZ the tooWing
rates. which Is thefisk: - ~ ealllll =.
Certificate of Package OF ~ hole efieKets......"sp
loQuaIter .. -"...--.- %
ia Eighth &c .........- 10
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FARES

For any information through tickets apply
Comranys sportation Office, head OF Locust stree
evansville. - q -
JOHN INGLE,
~ -t7 Superirtendenf.
~ Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Aslrocase
Evansville ENQUIRER and w. Carmel Regsfertake ou
former adverrisueIIt and copy. novzb-u1l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

IRISH WHISKY.-One Puncheon Pure Irish
~ WHISKY, just received and for sale hv
deci- TENNEY & SORENSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

TWO or three good Harness Makers can fnl con-
] slant employment nv applying immed iateiv o.
the undersigned at 0wensviile, Gibson county, s5
miles Northeast Of Evansville. Men with families
woald be pacTerred H.&w. wILS'N,
saddle and Harness Manufacturers.
Owensviiie, Ind. novlG-dSwim