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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
~ aWsl No. 6 Camp street. f Nj Il ss I'D s W.
E.xedT Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial CAL
Arithmetic taught by practical exercises and in
structioas impaired individually and not in classes
Mr. Soae particular attention TO correcting posting
closing or opening Books averaging and adjusting Accounts
making out Account Currents etc. Office at his CONNER
cial College. s'slNf 's4' TX iS 4hs myls ~
A NDERSON d. DIETIGft, COMMISSION MER
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR EFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

~ JOSEPH p. MOREIRA, DEALER
fEN q din OYSTERS-Wholesale and Retail
N&AkY Steamboats, and Families supplied, at Nos Is
SGEV ~ Fulton and 10 Front street, New Orleans
Borders Oysters either in the shell opened at
tended dispatch spiced and Picked Oysters always
on hand. flE -3s3+5sH. mis- 3m
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REMOVALS.

ID ENJOYABLE. W. PHILLIPS & co. HAVE RE-
III moved to IS Union street. NIB I'm
II EMOVED-CLARK, M0SBY CO. HAVE RE-
N moved 81 IS Fulton NIL tt
d EMOVAL-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is
II the Banking House. Of ST. Charles
and Union Streets No
NOTICE-THE OFFICE OF THE UNION INSUR-
IN Company Of New Orleans to the of
Canal and 81. Cha les streets. n4 l5t
A & j. DENNISTOUN & CO. HAVE REMOVED
IA. to No. l24 Grayer street corner Carondeet OBI I'm
ID EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
II Camp street. of Grayier and New Levee
streets. VI %. o2S
ID ENIOVAL-A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL. HAVE RE-
II moved their old stand No IL New Ieyee and Fulton
streets OBS i'm
d ENIOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
n his Noarial Office No. 81 Royal street. between CUSTOM
house and Benyie streets
os EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

~. STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-THE
sxq1Sa steamer GRAMPUS now lying on the opposite
~ side of the river, In good running order and well
found; well the towing business; dimensions l46
feet long q feet BEAM feet hold 10 inch cylinder foot
sroke will be sold accommodating For further par
ticulsrs apply to J. H PHELPS,
rn24 Sptf llsl- {tf5 q Common straet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

49, VALUABLE PLANTATION t. y ~ AND .NIo SLAVES
Bayou Black parish Of La with slayes and
the highest bidder at Banks Arcade the first MON
DAY of February effect partition between the popr
etors
The property consists of 2 Acres of Land inferior
in heavily tmbered and nearly al susceptible
Of walton, abon TOO of which in cultivation;
wards Of so Slaves all family peFroes over 20 Mules stock
Of Cattle and Hogs; Circular Saw MILL Farming Utensils Me-
chancs Tools with which the plantation abundanty sup
ped Corn and Hay supposed TO be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption.
The Machinery the Sugar House Is of the most valuable
kind and works we'll The quality of the sugar usually made
inferior made in the State and in quantity equal to that
Of other plantation in proportion the number of hands,
The growing is expected to be about COO hhds. -
j. j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
and will take pleasure in showing it to des
Of examining it..
The Of sale oneourh cash. Che purchaser to
the mortgage debt due to the Bank q and NE
suit The vendors if required at one two and three
from the date of sale bearing interest eight per cent
from date until paid and secured BY mortgage ana
privilege the property od possession to be when me
Of sale shall have been complied with but the use Of the
hands, teams will be for the purpose Of
for nke and removing from the plantation whatever Of the
growing crop may still be the plantation at the time OF the
sole. -
more particular description will be given before the day Of
sale. :.
: JAMES j. HANNA. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

kyAZEaAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE a GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct mportaons
France additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
We have 1885 IN eighth pipes l79 in eighth
1906 In half and eighth
pipes Invite the attention = the trade and
( on New York terms and prices by M
y So VIZ. q. LRVERTGH CO., "a Old Leves st.,
" + Soa tin n
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

lxf supontsd Agent the old established house OF Ar
B0Vi CO for ths ssls Il thsT very superior
order fSs ether q ne
he Uhn supply constantly q hAad Samples can Be
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- FOR SALE--A SQUARE OF GROUND ON
the NetAre Ridge the Flag Station OF the Pontchar
train Railrosd With all the improvements consisting Of
Cottage Hsuse with rooms stable and chicken
good select fruit teesa Of which enclosed
With picket fence in good condition The conditions
! ~" " -,fs's b. j. HoCKERsMITH,
n17 I'm ,9 $50 III X u - : = S6 Bank Place
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a. VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
~ for Sale-Rsmoyal from Espanade street.
n WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. II and
AN 10 Baronne street. where he will be found early in the
fa with large lot Virginia Maryland Negroes for sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
he intends conducting the coming The
location is between Grayier and Common Baronne street
which the second street due west from the St. Charles Hotel
and is convenient to all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
II and 10 Baronne street,
au11 Iy6W between GrGyier and Common.
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- j.. ROCH Il CO.., MANUFACTuRERs OF
HATS--The subscribers ase ready TO do any work
their and the public general shall
to bestow upon them Having engaged the competent
confident that they good any esab
Hstmeut l. the city. 5s5 ss 6&.
NJ BHau OF all qualities and sises made order at short
est notce. nj IA j. ROCH Il CO., 4
al I'M corner Baronpe and Grsyier sts.
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FOR SALE.

~ NEGROES FOR SALE-I have constantly
~ on hand large and choice selection Of Maryand
and Virginia consisting Of Field Hands Me-
etc. and will be constantly receiving FRESH
X b-i socS cits sesentancss e M JOS. BRUIN,s.ftS
= NSs ~ 10y nornsr Of MORGAN ana Esplanads atrae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

s.. TO SHOE DEALERS-2OO CASES OF AS
WSuRTED BOOTS, SHOES AND BK0GANS Just re
yeeised consignment which we will sell az very low
lkprices for cash. Vi TX ~ IL 5iIs$ se335 Il
Also from Phladephs manufacturers rs Trunks comprising
III Fine Calf Sewed Waterproof BOOTS. S5s ss8
y s7s wv ~ Pump ..s44st9 ls5l
s2R \. K n T. Z. a. BROGANS.
Mems Congress CATERS Webster TIES Washington TIES
esa ~ v DO sold low for cash by : l.,
ma Ct ~ ss,G 81 Common street.
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V. nRMORUELLE, Dealer,
AT the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles Lahs, Also English French and American Fire
Bricks. and all kinds Of Fireweod
Orders from the country promptly aad carefully attended
In
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-A TWO STORY ERAME DWELL
'ing House, No. 46 Liberty formerly Treme) street,
& Common street tits well calculated to accommodate
large family Apply to WIN. CHRISTY,
tf .7fFls Crawl stre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

1 OUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
IL FAGTORY-65 and 16i Canal street We call Ibe alien
Of Planters Merchants stock of PLANTATION
CLOTHING the best largest assortment yet offered IN
the Southern market
The many Acknowledgements have received from those
who patronage establishments that ready
hb Justify asserting, that planters who wish TO have
comfortably and economically clothed would do
well inspect Goods befote taking supplies
ni6.lm = Z = =; lHEBRARD co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

DDcorAH TxxRITchY.-Swarms q specu-
1Asors are preparing TO make . grand rush
Into the territory Of Decotah o. soon a it
shall Be organised. In expectation thereof,
Sioux city, which 10 down at the aostfern
sItrsmity Of the future territory, snd ct the
junction Of the Missouri and sioux rivers,
Aas suddenly become point Of great i'm
l,rtance. It has row large hotels and crow
dsd With visitors. A steam ferry-boat plies
regularly to the Nebraska side Of the river,
where . new village has been founded
And thousands Of emigrants Il, TO the Sioux
sisy - the center Of southeastern Iowa,
uth-westeru Minnesota, southeastern Ne
brssks, and the future Territory Of Decotsh.
In Minnesota lad company has been Or
eanized, which has slresdy sent agents in TO
this unorgsnized and uaspsned territory, to
locate seven town sites, ono Of which is de-
signed for the capital yAs administration
has not, - yet, taken any steps to establish
ths territorial government. nes does il seem
likely that any will be taken until after the
admission into the Union Of Minnesota a. q
stats. But the spectators ara ALI on tbs
9ui vive, and at everv point near Deeotat
they are gathered in swarma,- with we'll df
ssstsd plans for town, sad routes for rail
roads and locations for braals sse slsads
determined upon. . " u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

WAsHrNoroN, July So II.
r. r. Stephens, Special Superintendent for
the sale of the trust lands in Kansas, belong
ing to the Wes, Kaskaskia, Pinkerwhawk
and Peoria Indions, informs the commission
or Of Indian Affairs that large number Of
persons are present from every State in the
Union.
The best feeling prevails; therefore no ne
cessity n anticipated for making rsquisition
for troops. Nearly every piece Of land
claimed BY settlers, was taken at its .vslua-
ton. What was not thus tsken, brought,
GENERALLY three dollars per sore.
Peruvian consuls, Adolphus A. Cav At
Charleston; X. d. Fitzgerald at Baltimore;
Santiago C. Bello at Boston; Sam'l J. Chris
tian at Philadelphia. j. w. Davidson has
been appointed Narshal Of the Northern Dis
trict Of Illinois. vice Nys resigned. S. II.
Parker Postmaster General, N. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10
49,: r. s meta. =, w r.

u ORDNANCE to s.ease he Ninetssnth Ward
"A OF the city Of Evansville, and % provide Tor the
election Of ceaneilman for saN ward:
,wHrasAs, By IN order Of the Common Council Of
Xp Isl. 6rese:ns s.I:.veme"s os de city Of Evans
Vile, 49, On the petition Of the owners IN re o. one.
half OF afd Enlargement ANNEXED 10 and included
within the limits Of the city Of Evansville NOV soe
the purpose Of constituting aid Crescent Gniagcmenf
Ward Of the city Of EvansvilIe and to peoyide for
the election q Councilman 10 represent aid Cres-
cent EnlM In the Common Council Of The city
sac. /. BE i ordained ny the Common Council Of
the city q Ev.nsvlss That HON and amer the pas-
sage Of this Ordinance, Crescent EnASeement OF the
city ofBvansvie shall be and constitute Ward OF
the city Of Evansville, and Be deslgnased - the Nine
tenth Ward Of said city.
Gee. .. That election Ne held on the second day
~ July, ls, ct the house NJ Patrick Dclan, In said
Crescent EnlarFement Cor the election Of Council.
man To- rep.esent sd HnlsrEement IN the Common
Council Of the city Of Evansve for the residue Of the
current years and tint Robert Ruson Of said ENLARGE.
lnen be and he hereby appointed inspector Of cleo
tons Of said Nineteenth wari.
Sec. That this 0riinance shall take effect and be
In force from and Amer it, pAsaee, and that the same
Be publishsd, JOHN HEws0N, Mayor.
With wKLKsR, CLERK. [jea2-aod1
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RpNn he Plalna.

Dr.. IouIs, July 7th.-Ths St. Jossph's
Journal, Of the ID inst, publishes . report,
ers.eht ~ French trader, that one hun
drsd ssssSs md hfsT tsamaters, under the
command OF Col. Sumner, were attacked by
large body o. Cheyenne and Amaphoe In
47shs, two hdbdrsd miles west Of Fort Kesr-
ksy. and the whels command slsin.
This report ID confirmed by tradcr-ar-
fivihR from Pacific City. iowa, and also by
IN smigTant train ttsin from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake mail arrived ut Independ-
enes on the sosh ult, But few LRdians arc
YPertsd - having BEEN seen on Che route
In smfyrant trains were doing well.
The snow had disappeared, and grass and
watsr on the plains was sbaadant.-s r
The xormons were anxious 70 know the
character Of tia ssports made BY the return
% smsia3s, end were surprised 1t the bills
.sspscEng Polyeamy before Congress.
They treat Surveyors Burr's report with
ssntsrnpt, and accuse him or making false
stsssmsns regarding their country. The re-
port Of the battle betwsan fhe indians and
troops 10 not credited. l.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDBRBD That the owners IT lots Nos l5e and
~ ien In the Donation Enlargement Of the city OF
Evansville cause the side walk OF said lot on n street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
the corner ~ - and Sycamore street to he Wrought TO
proper crate and u be retAiA with good brick pave
ment Of proper width, and good stone curhng Also
Ordered that the gutter slons said Described property
q he la with stone Of the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along The Court Itonss
GAYS aer the publication OF this notice; and In default
thereof the Street Com. = instructed t. perfcm sid
will he assessed 10 and collected by sale Of aid Lott.
% much thereof a. WI saffy aid lien end costs ny
order Of Council. WELL. u. WALKER, CiesS;
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C0RrORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners OF property lyins onsne
~ South side Of Vine street and extending nom the
canal along said Vine the terminus Of the same on
Ann street cause the side wak 70 he brought to the city
grAde ana laid with good ard substantial brck pave
ent Of proper Width within thirty @ days amer the
publication OF this notice, and In default thereof the
seet Commissioner is hereby directed TO perform ,sd
win ce assessed to- and collected by sale Of sad prop
erty or N much thereof viii sstisy sid lien and
costs. BY order Of CommonCounci
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUB &c SALE OF Lots
IN TIN TOWN OF
,4o HLDoN.

IN TIN TOWN OF
s4o il LDoN.
IN DAVIES COUNTY, INDIANA,
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAnR0AD,.
Or the Walsh and Rris Canal.
THE underlined viii Offer q public sale, 90 the
s9sS % g NIB H A. &: so sn q, .n
Eidon Is BY way Of the cSo and MsSissipp Rairoed,
Lsuis: BY vay d Canal, . nile. So@ Ev.nsvile, Ana
sst sstsfss Of trade and travel, makes IL desirable
NJ AN FACT orr e 8.
and can now e SsS dsiiyer.d At cents Also. =,
rety Of timber, such a. walnut, oak, poplar maple
ceIent quality i'ss within = miles. upon The Canal
IN .tai,icn to =. loesl trade, Il must be the great
'''c WIFE fri9' RIVER VALLEY,
the richest In the State, both 10 and nom Cincinnati
and Saint Louis. Arrangements have been made to
transship at this point this season
Two Thousand Tons OF Iron. and Large
Amount OF LumSef snd Shades.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad IL putting In
unsauale in faciiitiss Tor packing pork and manu-:
TERMS OF SALE.
in two years; notes without relief and secured by
nv saie 10 Commence at 10 o'clock An.
The following indictments are Offered 20 purchasers
who become actual resi- tents: The second and third
hts from one 70 Eve nciusve) upon which buifaneA
tn the amount Of the hid are ereetef Within sig mons
ttom day Of sale. The third payment shall Ne dir
clusiye upon which buildings erected within nine
months. The two deferred payments on any four lots
purchaser shall build, cause to he hu, steam gfa
mill. within the town limits, % steam saw mill any
three-.ourths Of mile Of Ehon. The same privileges
will he extended to any person who may erect any
Any mechanic Who buys 4 front lot, In addition To
having his chance - etove, shall have bond for .
deed to his choice hack l, conditioned, that he lives
on the premises six months.
Liberal induceulene viii be offered to any other en-
terpeise not mentioned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

THI FnsS SsIILEx m wmcoSsrN.-
tks pioneer festival held at the Capitol. q.
Madison. Wisconsin, last week, Josaph Gre
lie, who 10 supposed 70 be tho hrst white man
that ever settled in Wisconsin, and was eer-
sainly one Of the frat. wss present He has
reached the extraordinary age Of one hun
drsd and ssssntssn years, bat does not APP
pear n~ss chan seventy. He hrst settled
thsrs come sighty-fve years ago. '
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


nRDYRED, That TIE owners Of propaty on the
" nertA ode AZ Vine Sssst, bstweeA Hifce md the
alley. Esnnin9 Panllsl yith I'D ~ -: nns HS
the pep9 Width, within thirty dgs s9ef the pahica-
ton Of tnie noees o. In dehult thereof TIE 0tse Cen
seung expenses viii Be assessed % and collected ~
sale Of sd property q . much thereof - VII Aas'
WELL n. WALKER, Clerk.
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~ Judge Yonelk Of Boone county, KY,
having resolved two tbousandd dollars in bank
nesss, Ut Cincinnssi. rolled up the sdm in .
yises Of paper and carlsssly placed, il in his
Seas pocket, and started for home On his
way be missed his mousy, and thodshh he im-
hsdistsiy returned upon the road, 1t vas not
be found-sone person hsdnads prize Of
4. q - -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERBD that the owners Of lots No i53 and l5l
B,nafion Enlareement Of the city Of Evansvitle,
the side walks Of said lots fronting street.
reets to the corner OF Third and Locust street be
hrouet the city ersde and laid With good brick OF
the proper width within thirty day. Cno aftes the
the Street Commissions Il directed TO perform sad
work and the costs and expenses accruinG thereby
will be assessed IN and collected ny sale Of said prop
etv or 70 much thereof ~ will satisfy aid lien and
eosfs Nv order OF the Common Council
- WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

NHw SCHOOL PEssrrxnaAN CHu.cH-A
letter from Southern member of thu late
Presbyterian General Assembly. at Cleveland
Expresses belief that there viii be no Con-
vsntion Of Southern ministers ut w lexington
City, ~ invited by the protesting Southern
members Of the General Assembly, but that
the great body Of the Southern New School
Prssbyterians viii join with the old School
organization, while Q few other ministers and
churches may retain their connection With the
New School BODY - at pSsaonx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

INDIANA FasR BAMKs.-The following IL
ths ofdcial monthly statement of the Free
Banks Of indiana which have complied with
she amended General Banking Law, which
requires deposit Of at least atty thousand
dsaias srortA Of securities, and to an amount
equal to 10 p cent above the cireulation:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

nRDERRD; That the owners o. property on both
sides Of First street, and lyinR hctween sycamore
gradedand the pavement repaired vhenthe same needs
reparine ana rclaid with rood brick, when thesame
width, wthfs3 days AFTER the publication Of this no.
tee; and IL Default thereof the Street Commissioners 10
directed N perform aid work; and the costs and ex
penses arising thereom will be assessed to and col
lecte NY sale 81 said property or somuch thereof -
WILL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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- Misc Annie n. Andrews, the young
lady whossr voluntary services to the sick
during the prevalence OF the Norfolk pes.i
lsrcs have made her name famous, 10 pre-
pairing for the press Q volume descriptive oil
the Heroes Of the Pestilencs," which will
Be Pablishsd by the Harpsrs early in the
Fall. 80 ...,.cs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

u The Dsm6essss In Kansas have held Q
party eenvention. Gad agreed 70 drop all dis
Hastions Of Northtrr md Southern msn-of
pre-slavsry and free soii-snd unite on the
cineinnsa platform Is NATIONAL Democrats.
The convention passed resolutions declaring
that the new Consultations should b submit
I'd 10 vote Of the psopls, - recommended
~ Gov. walker.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10
APpRoxINATroN PRIZES:
. $50 Prises ansanting = .a1O4,O O0
whsis rieksss 90; Halves IS; Quarters sak.
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.

3 $50 Prises ansunking - ........... e. o. 900
whsis rieksss 90; Halves IS; Quarters sak.
PLAN OF TINE LOTTERY.
ia Number from | 70 so.ooo. corresponding with
q Ssrs &. eneiresa with mail tin tubes and placed
The ir.t - Prizes similarly printed and encirei,
TIE Wheels sss then rsvoived, a.d number 10 drawn
from the wheel Of ns%sss. and at the S'ns time sns
Prise dawn out are opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence. and resisered by the Commissioner; the Prize
dor until an Il. Prizes drawn
x!mation Psizes.-Ihe two preceding and
the Num- to ~, sSo.s is ar
Pi r.s; fo WE, ne Tses No. the
sscc Prise, thoss Ticte.s numbered iisas 1881
and ,issi, will esch he entitled 70 asS IN Icxst NO 20;
So ssh 2, win each he entitled 10 600, and 50 on &C.
rne Se Prse. Of Is viii he determined the Ia
figure o. he Namhsr that draws Il. $4,000 Prize. Fog
example, n the Number drawing the e0nn0 Prize ends
: ss sf s:H 81 FL end.
via No thsn q! Tie Ticket: where ne Number ends
s g G Vi. iii 6 5: :: :ss !. tn. following
csas.is q Pssssss efS Whole WV; rste''..
-: isaRsi sssss:sss {: ::::: e
d. ns ssssss.s !fss: sssS;s
reosipt Of which tsey e Be ferwaried hy nrs mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
The iiss OF Dawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
p.. and II: ss.r s s and
..W Rsmemba that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic In full without DEDUCTION. -r.f.
~ AIT plies of u mo and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
AL 80 Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
- = = B. SWAN = CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
|" liM Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. With the amount Of the prize that each II
entitled 70, VIII he published after every drawing, In
the following papey:-New Orleans Delta. Nozzle
Register ChssleRoa Standard. Nashville Gazette, AT.
lanta Intelligences. New York Weekly Day Book and
savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

- The Tsrrs Hsute and Altoa Railroad
VII BE- completed within ten days, . line of
tslsgrsph from Nation to Tene Aaute,
which win give the latter city, the benefits
81 Tslsgraphio communications, which they
have not enjoyed for several years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

DAnAsE TO TIE CRoPs.-We learn from o
highly intelligent gen faman. that the dam
80 to the wheat crop, etc. in Sullivan and
Knox counties BY the hail storm of the l4th,
Will mot fall short Of zoe 900 dollars
The principal part Of wtich viii fall upon our
sounty.-Pinosna<s Sisn.