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RANDUSIA SEMINARY

THE undersigned, late Prof Of Languages
L In the Nashville University, having sold EtHL-A
his farm on the Middle Franklin Turnpike, #ifL5Za
is about 10 remove 70 the place he has pur-
chased n the Gallatin Turnpike, y miles GO
from the Nashville Bridge. . he SEES M ~
sion Of bis Seminary, will therefore be open SsAF|
ed there MONDAY, 2nd OF FEBRUARY,
1877 and continue 10 the let or JULY, For -
health and morals better neighbOrhoOd efrsbNp
can nowhere be found.
All the bran,hes constituting thorough English Classical
and Mathematical Education, will he diligently taught
such Of Intellectual Discipline pursued will be
best calculated TO develop harmoniOusly all faculties
me mind Strict parental attention viii be paid 70 The
ais, manners, habits and health Of pupils few additional
Boarding Pupils be received. Day Scholars
respectfully solicited TERMsFOr the former sOO per
ianl '57-62W yATH Cross,
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IELEtrEkAEH.
THE Augusta atlanta and Nashville egraph Liue
/ now working thrOngh 10 Augusta c. where it CON
meets with other Lines running North EgF' ana South
This Line is good repair through Nashville
Augusta and we expect to keep tso futile We shall
endeavOr to put all business for this Lire through
the shortest time possible aud expect be able give
general satisfaction
mayl6-u e G. CHUTE SIM
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LAND AVID NEGIk0a.s EOKSALF.I

WASHINGTON s. MASSIE. Administrator. Nc OF Adam
W Erode decd Elizabelh rode. John EIrOde,
W. r. Ftrrl and Wife Eliza, James Mitchell and wife iza-
beh- Jn Fsrrl AID his vi Margaret VIM. ROaCh
wife Sarah samuel sephHe. Hartman. Nancy A ADAM,
Benz. F. Rachel, David aud James u. Mitchell Guardian
bury, rendered in the above January Term
~ said Court, l-5s, Will nu MoNDAY 9TH DAY OF
FEBURAuY at the late residence of Adam ade, decd
sell 10 the highest bidder the following named wit:
Bob, Jane, Mary, Violet, Philip, Caroline and Mat
credit OF - months, except the Of g25u which be-
csh Also, at the time and place. will sell about
300 Acres OF Land, 200 Of which lies the town
Of Woodbury., and good portion OF which is IN foe
or cultivation, the balance well mOeTed and wei Watered,
aud comfortable Dwelling House with al necessary out
buildings Inc one hundred lies IN the baFTsHs 10
Males South Of Woo bury and is well mbered and watered.
SAID Land Is to be sold credit Of and years in
equal instruments and lien the Lands until the
purchase money is paid. Notes with good
curtes will be required from purchasers Said land and
slaves n be sold for distribution among heirs al Law Of
Adam Erode, deed This The 7lh day or January, 1857.
ianlb-j1-3W7 W. $. MAS>l H.. C0mmiss Toner.
a GARD.
I Az manufacturing daily II my Eclipse Stove Foun
1 dry in this city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WAR;, VIZ: Ovens, Pots, Skil3gtS and Lids,
SAD Irons and Androus o. dteTentpGters for the whole
sale and retail trade, AZ small profits.
Also, Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware Ofthe best quail
lty al low figures. few fine chamber 'Gts of Brtaua
aye, and No Re(TiEeratogs hand and for sale low.
Particular attention paid Roofing ard GuteFiDg with
Tia or Copper.
~ OidCrpPer Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken
10 exchange for NY manufactures. II. ?. DORIS,
aUEi-hm So. Is College ST.. near Church st
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RAILROADS, &C.
q. 1---s---l--l- --s7-lEE------
Freight Reduced!

Freight Reduced!
Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO NASHVILL 2
TO sosT1svB WITHOUT AlTERAFION BxzrL ma
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Forte' Books, Stationery BOoti Shoes ana Hsi.
T,-IerfiT- III b-rrsIs Carneting. China. Glaas and
Glassware Cgars cases, Clocks ION fsetionerea,
Cotton Cards, cutlery in cases, casks and boxes, Dry
Goods in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
and shrubBery, Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Classes
In cans and jars, sadolery, Tin and Britannia Ware
Teas and speces, per 100 lbs. %
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as specified in First and Third
CIasses Coffee Mills, Machinery, FoLelfa Lt4uOis
rolls ant boxes, OILS in barrels and casks Grocery
and Queeusw. ia crates and casks Ice' "hiuhg, %
Plaster sheet Brass and Copper per UO 81 "
THIRD GLASS.
AIss, shovels, Spades sad Irons zi9S Ane AN 20 ~.
Maulua and Cotton COrdsge, Coffee; Heavy Castings,
Mule arng, Railroad Wheels and Axes, Shans 80
and sukes sud Rosn 10 barrels, per lOO los''.. ~
SPECIAL RAJ RS.
FrUfrurg and Carriages boxed and other light arueles
I,I srrr1sTsted: also carbuys Of Acds her
Chemicals. VIII be charged BY actual wight but al
a1eo,S [y scEars rIain marked with name Of con
sFuse destination and depot OF delivery AusHuon 70 ms
prevents dsla3s and losses ana s0re' spe'o! us
LNeTrys.vr.cFs ,yDFACTLITIEs OFFERED BY THE
Goods consigned the Agents Of the South Carolina
Railroad al Charestun, will be forwarded FREE or Con-
7ssroy drayggs wharfage and postage only charged;
Din Of which win Of freight paid vessel will be mall
consiguees. Mark packages, care Agent > = T. H.
Charleston. s. &.
me south Carolina Railroad will advance shippers charges
80 thai those no prefer coasgning Commission House
can do So and have their expense bill payable here
freight Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattauouga Railroad from ShEreston BY through
Trains only Shippers may rely uPonths utmost despatch
NE Rlte rom Charleston Nashville VIII at all times be
q low by Savannah -,
lam authorised and will settle promptly any oversharge'
and damages thar may occur on this Line
In case Of ing goods will take charge OF any
necessary their recovery, and Il not found
viii paw Tor the rame within 81 days afeE notice given al
ghis ONCE. ,,, ...----
Merchants along the line OF the Nashville and ChatIanOoga
Railroad will bear mind the above rates apply 10 all
goods from Charleston, which are & be delivered a. me
following au1us. Stevenson, Anderson, DecheTd,
TuaHlma h fuuandy, WauraCe, Shebyyiue, Beubuckle5
F0scgrviue, Nurfreesb0rO, Smyrna, and LaveTgne..
shat BE- prepared every explanation and inorna-
zion drsed 10 regard Freghs and Expense bills Cores
p0uieus rely upon pOmpt answers TO all inques anu
every attention given business brought under my super
version aud control. CHAS. " ANDERSON, Agent,
isBs-ss-tE College st., Nashville
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GLOYER'S
PURCHASING AGEN

NO. 10. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, TcnHe see.
AhUE small or large, accompanied with the cash, for
arI.85 description from finger ring, hat OF
shawl complete stock Of Goods, Gro cries. Drugs
g5ug.c 1uaues. Engine, carefully and promptly
10 forwarded instructed. Commission charge
-..L
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To COENTRN NEI;I-EIANr,
NeVN AWCtiOn ahOUSe.

have OPENED store No o Cedar street, opposite the
Post Once where vii sell every evening. Advance
ssRsgI ments. Sale positive uad without
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a OYsy CLOTHING.

T.. DARDEN, alone is authorised to the name Of
y tho arm DO closing any business ongng
rn said rfm. Tunrg5I OARDEN, TURNER q CO
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hOPE SPuINGS EXULTINC FH0T IRE
Ese5 While Doubts Flseing AwaT, give
Place % Conviction most
Triumphant
TIE GR&FE NJ 3 l5.5o H6E 54Tn BITTERs

x KIND enough Reader, 10 give yoar aitsatoa oss ma
ID neat, and yOu will learn what
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IT ACTs UPON - 80
REALTH - srRENnra

hemoVlng MORBIp or VITrATEB HUronr haanfferH,~
ses slna ing lli' and energy In yOur sars ams .hsr
READER VIII me world ~ longer LOOK dark aoorv %
longer VIII Your dearest hopeib bauihsd aHd tbrf sd
buE rrfth -~'--a
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Swan & Co.'s LotftesFFi
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOEbARSR

SATURDAY, FEgRU6RY ia, 1872 So "a
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REGULAR WEEKLH ,5CINNGIgNNATI AND
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE light draught, cOmmodious and fast ,szRRm -
a running steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. La-ssz.=zS4
FRAZER, Master will regularly between se43Nsas
the above points and all intermediate Bnd-=5Ezzlssa
ng making regul'T u day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit Tor Ii pOpu
lar liberal share Of public patronage. Her command
resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the entire For fregh. passage ap
ply on board, ortO II. u. HARRISON,
decl2-6m Agent.
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INDIGESTION.

lhsy aaFa oeen SOFA ~ ne a1blcr5srs
ten years and note this great Iruh thsy hgvs 60 II -
possession showing that IhsT have Cared and hsi5 49,
Fauda Of canaa Of -~-E'7r ea-+--
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.--Santa Fs dates Of
tho 2lst ult., received. Indian dspaedstions
on the increase. Several skirmishss occurred
between Msxicans and Indians, and . mum.
Der Of both parties were killed. It is report
that Judge Hopper. Jas. Lucas and two 9th.
er Americans arc among those killed BY the
Indians near Paso,lco. James Hubbell. who
had gone to Sonora to purchase mules, was
killed by government party.
A letter from Santa Cruz river says that II
the people Of Sonora had encouragement they
would declare themselves Independent OF
Mexico, and ask to be annexed to the United
States.
The country is ovcrruh with Indians, who
are robbing and numbering the people in every
direction.
The revolution in Sonora has ceased. Gov.
Gannara is broken up; his property confscated
and his successor appointed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

The PEnsiAx Muslox 10 TO b given -
Caleb Cushing. the late Attorney General.
whose dish 10 always right side up when "a
vors ere shewered By the government. He 10
the same gentleman who shown 20 brilliantly
as Commissiensr 10 China. II ID said his CO.
MUS shines rssplsndent among semi-harbaric
nations; and he 10 most at home, whsn hsth.
est abroad. He Is perfect poiyglot In speech.
We ere informed. He can talk al shs mod
srn European languages we'll. sxsspt the
English. in which he usually requires an in
terprstsr; Tor without this assistases. his r..
marks are generally regarded a. Greek BY the
unlesrnsd multitude.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

A NEw TgRRIrosY.. .-It is stated that . bill
was prepared by Senator Douglas, At the last
session. which was excluded by other press
ing subjects, for the formation OF New Ter.
ritory on the eastern boundary Of California,
to consist Of oil Western Utah and North
western New Mexico from the Oregon line to
the Colorado river. The namo intended for
it 10 Nsvsda, taken from the great Sierra.
which lies on its western boundary. 1t will
he one Of the first subjects introduced at the
next session. Il will deprive the Aormons
OF sbout'one half Of their dominions, and con.
zine them to the Salt Lake Valley.
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4 NV FERnY AT HESDERsoN.-Ths new
steam ferry st Henderson. Is now IN opera
zion. The boat. We are informed, il substan.
sial sad commodious. This new arrangsmsn,
viii make the road to henderson on this
side the river, the travelled route; and tn Z
mail route ought to be changed to this side
Of she river. by which 100 or l50 families
now deprived Of oil mail facilities-eould be
accommodated with mails and post-offices.
instead Of having the mail - now, carried
through wilderness upon the opposite shore.
We hops cur Postmaster and Judge Lock-
hart will he looking after this matter. The
people Of the bayou will remember their
friends when votes are wanted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
II1o1rID YxPRHssLY ron THY JOURNAL

WASHlNGTON ITEMS.
wAsHiSaroN. March 3l.-Ths President
dismissed his many visitors this morning an.
Ill tomorrow, stating that the Cabinet would
meet an hour earlier than usual, to consider
several highly important subjects.
Fleming 3. Miller, TX. Nj was rc-sppoint.
Cd District Attorney, for the Western District
Of Virginia.
There are one hundred and twenty appli.
cants for the twelve or thirteen land Office sp-
pointmsnts in Kansas.
Gen. Cass has sufficiently recovered to at
tend the Cabinet meeting to-day.
The Washington Union this morning pub
fishes Walkers acceptance Of the Governor
ship Of Kansas. He says:
"You and your Cabinet concur 10 the opia.
Ion expressed by me, that the actual. bons Ode
residents OF Kansas, BY fair. regular vote,
unaffected BY fraud or violence. must be per-
mitted. in adopting their State Constit9tion. Ia
decide for themselves what shall b their 50.
eial institutions.
IL contemplate q peaceful settlement Of the
question, by appealing to the intelligence and
patriotism Of the whole people Of Kansas.
contemplate no appeal to the military power
hope that the citizens Of Kansas, from ev
cry section will submit the decision Of the
matter to full, fair vote Of the majority o
the Territory"
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port Of Evansville.
ARRIVALS AND DYPAIfu11s.

ROsALiE, nom Nsshville 70 Pitssbusx.
N0rhERNER, from Memphis TO IVdlsvillcs
GREAT WEST, frsm Pitnburg 70 ksokuk.
SOUrHERNER, from st. Louis to Louisville.
GLENDALE, from Memphis to Cincinnati
MARIxER, from St. Louis 70 Pitssbusg.
JOHN ToMPKINs, from 81. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
MESSENGER, from Cincinnati b. st. Louis.
n. BRIDGES, from b. Green tn Louisville.
FASHION, from Louisville 70 81. Louis.
MODERATOR. from Pi:tsburg to 81. Louis.
BELFAST. from Pitisburg to Wabash.
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The THRArRE.-An unusual attraction 10
presented 10 the good people Of this city. to-
night, in tho sppsarsncs Of Mr.. Mulholland
- Rella. in the beautiful play Of Pisasrs. Mr..
Graham, the ssutlemsn'y manage, b dssssv.
ing Of credit fer the manner in which the
pieces selected. have been placed spon the
stage. Mr.. MulhoIland, though suffering
from . severe cold during his whole stay with
US, has shown himself an accomplished &C.
tor. Our notices Of the Theatre have 5ssn
written at late hour each night, aud We have
not had time TO speak rs We should like "a
have done, Of the merits Of Mrs. Sloeum and
Mrs. Lacy. The company Is the best W
hare had in Evansville for years, and 10 de-
serving Of the patronage and support Of the
lovers Of the drams.
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LEaIsLAriSG MoaAL REroRMs.-The Prov.
idsncs Post says:
The Maine Liquor Law has not stopped
rum selling in . single town, village. school
district or ueighboshood in Rhode Island
On the contrary, in at least fifteen towns
where there was not grog shop six years
ago. rum is now sold openly and frsely-in
one town that We might mention in at lsas,
twenty-five slaess.
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FIRE AT VINCENNES.

VINcESxEs, March 3l.-This morning at 5
o'clock the engine house Of the +. & C. R. r.
WAS discovered to be on FIRE, and before any.
thing could be done it was enveloped in flames.
consuming with it the fine passenger locomo.
two Princston," which brought down tho
Night Express train. The locomotive had
been placed in the engi,'e house, and the 6re
IS supposed to have Originated from sparks
rising from the engine which ignited the roof.
The engine will probably be . total loss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

Or Goods for gsntlemsn's wear Of 90 ex.
trs quality, and rare and beautiful styles for
spring and summer. can now Be iouad ct LIZ.
oS's. one door above the Post.offics. He has
. good variety Of trimmings. selected with
especial care to suit the different eolors and
styles Of garments. Call at LYoN's, and leave
your orders, and We are confident you will
be suited.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

NEw ORLEANS, March 3l.-Good authority
states that instead Of the purchase Of Lower
California and Sonora. our government will
eonciliate the South by paying the designa-
ted sum, SIS 600, for tie Isthmus Of Te.
huantspec. Il is also rumored that Senator
Benjamin has been offered an appointment for
the purpose Of accomplishing that purpose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

CosS AND Wharf.-The Auditor Of State
reports the grain statistics Of Ohio isr 1856.
in his annual communication in the Lsg,sls.
urs. The number Of acres sown with wheat
was I. 407, 778; bushels gathered, 1858, 329;
sho average yield 1881 bushels. The whole
number Of acres Of corn planted was 2,2O5,.
2S2; bushels gathered 81. 49,. 434; the aver.
age yield 39,7l bushels.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:

MAPLE SUaAB AND MoLAssEs.--Wc are un-
der obligations to Mr.. z. II. Cook b Son for
= sample Of their home made sugar. with .
liberal jug fulr' Of that sweetest of all sweet
things-.-maple molasses. We are informed
shst there is still left an inexhaustibls sup
ply Of sugar and molassesat Cooks, near First
on Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

GA farmer near whitby in Canada, has
. COW. that last year had four calves, and
this year has produced three more. making
seven calves from one COW in one year,
The COW is doing we'll and yieldss good msss
Of milk. Nothing is said of tho health and
condition Of the prolific herd Of yonns ones
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER was falling very slowly yester.
day. By our dispatches it will be seen that
the river is falling at all points above. The
weather was cloudy yesterday with indiea-
tious of rain.
or Several boats are reported hard aground
in the Mississippi. Some Of them are high
and dry, and will eventually DO lost. When
the Virginia passed Memphis Capt. Elliott
was then preparing to wreck his boat and
take the machinery to Louisville. This has
been remarkably disastrous season to river
men.
Or We are indebted 10 Mr.. John Sherley
the polite purser Of the elegant packet South
srner for St. Louis papers Of the latest
date.
1ivsr and Weather By Telegraph.
PrrrsBURo, March 3l.-Rivsr five feet
eight inches. and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-River rccoding: Eve
feet on the Falls, eight feet in the canal
Weather cloudy; mercury 50.
81. LOUIS, March 3l-River receding
slightly here this morning. Upper Missisxip.
pi and Illinois continue 70 rise. Missouri hll.
Ing slowly.
PrrrssuRo, March 3l.--River Ave fser six
inehss. and iAlling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Sr. LOUIS, March 31.-River still recediue
slowly. Weather cool. A steady rain has
fallen oil the afternoon.
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or James Miller. son Of Dr.. VIM. Miller.
Of jacksonville, Ky, killed . man BY the
name Of Smith in difficulty Ia Calhoun. Nc
Lean County. on last Saturday evening. We
learn that there had been previous misun-
derstanding between the parties.
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~ = BOX 80 TsSasse. ell bsst brasds;
d 50 d msobssy Cheese;
LbisNuea o. ,. A1nso1s. DsAsii FilbsYt. peoootl
100 pss0s q aN, ned. saA iafrs vsappias Pap.P.
lSop IL p y. ". Flesr; 5000 CsSs otlss cigasss
!. 5000 Flora = cslesas Cigar;
5000 Reed saasisse 20. ssesi.sl sed =. sale "
esie !. D D. HEINANrs
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The CASAL-Ns bosts down yesterday.
The banks still continue in good order and
trade in that direction 10 improving matsri.
AIly.
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Harrison Bridges. . we'll knewn msrch-
ant and tobacco warshouseman, died in Louis
Vile, last week. in the prime Of manhood,
sincerely lsmentsd
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Albany. March 31.-The New York horse
Won the 100 mile match in 12h hours. The
Albany horse WAS only quarter Of . mile be-
hind.
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NEW sPIssNG GOODS!

MI ssesiviag store, fesssr's Sisst.
w street, three dee below Mss. Sossh aide. tssfa
Shawl N.n.llss Ensrsdsriss searis. Dress silhs. Or
sssks csrpss Ran. Msssisx Fiesr oieissA Bsssksd ssd
ehsssiss. Bssshe1 Breva shirss White
Se which vs nev eGsr very cheap Thsskfsl fer pest
sasers Ne repeatedly Invite The sssss % THE seoossi
W sys - eel cad ssautss stoeh % goods. Short
sSn.S '''' JxsI, oArLIY a sox
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MADAME HAHN

MADAME HAHN
pESpECTFULLY inform. the L,die. Of Evaassii.e and
II vicinity that she has just fsssivsd aHd 10 open
ing her spring stock Of
PARIS MIL Il Y Z Try
prisng full asd slessnt assortment Of Ladies Dress
Hats Bounes Ribbons Flowers Head Dresses Caps. Wells.
Mitt Collars Chemsstts together with most articles
pertaining the trade This entire stock Is of the best
fabric. and elegance
style act surpassed BY any stock In this line In the city,
n An examinatiea & respectfully Invited. mhI.3m
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sO rhses amounting to... S%OA ,Vc0
Whole Tickets tio; Halves %; Quarters s2h.
Plan Ot the Lottery.

Whole Tickets ti0; Halves o.: Quarters s2Is.
Plan of the Lottery.
numbers the tickets printed ~ slips Of PAPER
ercired with ANAL tin tubes and placed wheel
The hrst 2is prizes similarly printed and enereled
placed in another Wheel
wheels then revoved. aud number is drawn
the wheel number and the time prize drawn
the other Wheel The aumber and prize drawn
zad exhibited the audience registered by the
Commioners the prize being placed against the
drawn The operation Is repeated until the prizes drawn
ArrRoxixA PRIxks.-Ths preceding and the
eedug draw prizes
be entitled the ~ approximation prizes according the
scheme.
The 500 prizes $40 BY figure
the that draws the 3o000 prize For example. il
drawing the $sG0 prize ends with No then
ell the tickets where the Number ends will he entitled
40 the number ends with No. then all the Tickets
where the aumbef sad In will be entted to o. and
o too.
whichi Ia the risk;
csrtiaeasss Of Paetsss of,c Whole te.es'......sso
10 Quarter 90 30
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UUsT received sad viii bs sold auction. at Auc
ID tion Rooms on regular sale davs large and
raj aso rsut Dry 0o0ls Notions an fancy articles
ecesiisG 8. para q Brown ed B,ssensd sh.ssins am
Jeans. Hesias. Gloves. Mts. SPOOL Threads. Lincys
Msriaes. shavis. suseeadsrs, &c.. Re;
Cloths aud Hair Brushes afey soaps Ralc Pins Needles
Aeeordsons anda crest variety faHey s ciss - runner
novt AuctlSueers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

The steamboat White Bluff, from Cincin.
natl for Arkansas, was sunk on Friday night,
about IL o'clock. by coming in collision with
another steamboat. The cabin foatsd or
and the hull Was Afterwards burned. None Of
the passengers were lost.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

Or Ms<srs. Oakley & Son, are selling %
xhsir spring goods very rapidly; bus they
Keep up their stocks BY new arrivals per Ad-
ans "Indsistigable Express"