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TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE FERs 0NAL PROPERTY.
IlY virtue Of Deed Of TTast. e1eeassA On m.
n Nh day of Deeemh<r 1850. By Michael O.
wolf e,f Ne heneai Of Wm. Lucas, Sen, end OH.
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JOINT STOCK LOTTERY.
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WI .MtN0TON. MARCH 3oS. 1857.
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prize sf 90 900 10 10000
Pfizs Of 900 is 5000
1 prizes Of 500 Is 200
prizss Of 200 D. 100
= primes Of 900 are zoe
rflzea OF $50 ate 500
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Certificates Of Is hair lekeis - - 500
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Lake some Wild Melody
The aasic Of tsis
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30
~ EVANSVILLE. IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEB
STEAMBOATS,.

Y. thtrLct tA--..- --t-..---------... Cammsnder.
&c., &c., will run regu.l en-
iarly during the season, in the selssa I
connecting with the Cumler- = - : = -
LAM. aud Tennessee river nail packets IL Paducah;
With the ST. Lcuis boats at Cairos with the Memphis
ard New Orleans daily packet line, the White, Arkan-
sas and st. Francis rivers and Napoleon packets at
Memphis. VIII also issue through tickets 10 Cia-
CHM All aud all Eastern cities. =
s7r The South-rner win attend prom pity t. all
way business, carrying freight and passengers al the
ss.,rpp s,;s-I - .ss sne sdss sa & uaasrs
their goods brought ~ rrturn trip The officers u
the will take pleasure Ia hline order md maKins
gss' bases large Or snali1 'r their friends along
Her machinery isicw pressue-her officers are an
exltrienced hpatmen, who will at all tines consult
the a'ety, comfort and psesure OF their n ssergers
She passes Evansville goin- up on Sundays e about
on wednesdays about O'clock p. NJ. q
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.Gva'rrlrs r .s!'i'; & Il cgss IS ;s'ssS 1 sSs,

DEPPER sAUCB, &C. =
II 30 boxes Pepper Sauce; F tett .a.-5, i
30 do Catsup; -, -tf9s ! -
-.--s, = II COOK n SON.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR "
AN lNvE s r ~ z Mt!
q y ron SALE

n AFALUABLET TRAC CT OFLAED,
Adjoining che Town Of CanneItonI
CONSISTING Of about one hundred acres. onehalf Of
which is bottom iand, and the remainder extends into
the delightful fs that border the town. All OF Il Is
embraced in plat Of the town Of Cmneiton, and Is IN
demand for house lots. The lover boundary Of the
tcts s not more than ten minutes vak from the ex-
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. An
the products Of the and be sold the soil to the
people Of the town. II is msst admirably situaed for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
he wanted for house lots On the premises three
dwellings, one OF which Is worth ESQ; ;anofher 4 worth
si5o6 the o q beautiful cottaee residence. cost s4ee
fres years Ego to erect H. Either Of tese houses
be h with the land, all Of them, the purchaser
may visA: they are separated hy street from the body
of the land, and ell of fhe IT'S laid of for resi-
dences. The property wiz oe sold liberal credit
. aresponsi5le purchaser. =. y
The location Is one Of de most delightful on the Ohio
river, and the principal COTTAGE with three In gar
den and fruit Is the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and louisville Thcchief motive for offer.
ing II for sale, s nt the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs more attention than the owner can az
present beow on it. Address o. apply % the editor Of
the Journal; Evansville. my2
II
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3,4OO Prizes amounting TO ......... S32O, 90
( Whole Tickets sio; Halves s5i Quarsrsss1l.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5,4OO Prizes amounting 70 .--.. SoSV,vSs
Whole Tickets sio; Halves IS; Quarsrs ss11
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The. Numbers t,am , y sose. c,trsspandint riil
OF paper encircled with snail tin tubes and placed
The arss 81 Prizes. similarly printed and enchvisd
W. wbess are then rev ana number is drawn
sgm s Wheel sd % sea az rhe rhs Name ns %s aes
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited 20 the audi
enee and registered BY the commissioners; the Prize
ton is repeated until III the Prizes are drawn out
Approx lmasioI. Prizes. The two preced,nr and
the lang Numsrs 70 those arswlng tne ms
Prizes. Fersxampe: IL Ticket No. u 80 draws ths
sD.nD Prize, those Tickets numbered iis:- lst, i25l
and s Zach Is pr sPtisa ea. 70 M re @
$40 5si 53 win each Re entitled TO 800, and 80 on ac-
coring to tie shove scheme. ,....,..,.,... =.
hgure of the Number that draws the sseoas Prize Far
example, IL the Number draw wing the :oo Prize ends
ends in I, Win he entitled 70 s3o IL the Number ends
with No. 2, then the Tickets where the Number ends
s's of Passses viii vii be cold At the following
rates. which Is the risk: -.
certihcaie af Package OFT Whole Tickets ESQ 50
80. .oouarter .s .s......r ~
In ofserlns Tickets or &, se5sile. eucoss
receipt OF (which .aey will be forwarded ~ frst nail
Purchasers cm have tickets endine in any fsnre they
may dssienate. go, - :.
purchasers Immediately after the draring.s tf- i
IN Purchasers will please write their sEnatu res
S8- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya
BILE in full without deducfion. 60
~ All mi zes of 81 ,nO and under, raid Immediately
after the draving-oher prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days = - -, - 9.
AaSsss orss sor TeEsis
y s. SWAN z C0..Augists. Ga
~ Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala,arI a,
or Atlanta orgia, can have their ofiers iIesi, nj
save time BY addressing s. Swan Co., al either Of
those cities - - 80 81
3yB- list Of the numbers that s-e drawn from thr
wheel. with ine amount q ie prize that each one s
the following papers:-Augusta .Geo.t Constit afon-
alis, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
New York Weekly Day Rook, Savannah AerniiR
News. Richmond Dispstch, News, aud Padding
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PAPER FLOWERS.

A DELIGHTFUL amusement COR Girls, In boxes
~ containing ayariety uf Paper Fkswers, with one
81 each made tOshoW how it doue. Only y cents,
just receied by e. J.. nOBELL
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FOR LOUISVILLE

- g,n :, TIE hne packet steamer d.
A Szz5z1 - run regularly heswetn Evans.
Z = - = - Vile and Louisville. leaving
Evansville every Wednesday and SATURDAY. =.
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3 Cows; Cows. Cows. = !. 80
is - s t ~ y '1 : si.Hscook 4 Sun. 'e (
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COAL FOE SALE.

VNTE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal ofan ext client quality II, m up IN, canal,
whch,we viii deiivcr part OF the city at t0c.
Oiers left AZ james Laughlns warehouse, or Mt the
ofiee Of Nathan AesleS viii b Lrempiy attended
RONLEY s. AMORY.
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Z. s. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

n IN - EVANSVILLE. paarcah and
: E{Htsa Cairp Packet J. VI. DONE, d.
- Heron command er, leaves
vansvilie every Monday and THURSDAY atl2 O'Clock
", arriving at Paducsh al O'Clock A. NJ Cairo NJ l2
e'c.ock Tuesday and Friday. Resrning, taves Cairn
every Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock, p NJ. and Pa
dpca every einesaay ami Saturday AZ O'Clock a.
NJ. connecting at Evansville with the vNrsyile and
Charlottesville Railroad and Packets for Green River;
also connecting at Snithland with Cumherlsnd River
lack ets, and paducah with Tennessee ver Pack
es; cair with Memphis, New Orleans and st. Loui
Packets. Tickets can e O. taned on board the at for
all Eastern and Western cities 80 c'ct y
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wABAsa PACKET-KArE sARcHET.

a. ~1L,c{k n THF steamer KATE sARcH-
cH7<--E 13 11Ya u ST viii run regua ly from
- :. Evansville in the wsash trace
navlgthIe shippers may rely on her max pe rega-
var p., and The s'rictesi attention being given TO
their orders . 80. - Il - nov istf
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Doors. Sash and Blinds.

yY1E have In store large and complete stock
w All Sizes Raised and sunk Pannel |: PLAN sns
check rail ali sizes Window Blinds, with rolling
satsina1e from the best clear pine-kin dried-sca-
soned, and WARRANTED SoT TO SHRINK, for sale
cheap tor CASH, by GEO. FOSTER X co. 3
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STOVES AND TINWARE

sF-0N MAIN STREET SRXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, L,OPPOSITET THE STATE BANK. az
THE subscriber having pprchssed heavy Stock of
Stoves hefo,e the pani hnds himself at this season,
with surplus, aud rstsertan keep them tin An.
other autu he has resolved put his prices dowr
prime cost and This time he will sell adele In his
present stocktp his customers the price ofthe man
ufacturersty the wholesale. 80
His Stock OF stuves aud Tinwarc is ge, and EN-.
braces every variety Of article In his lire and his pres
ent 0if will give the people in town and country, the
bestoppmtunity they will have in lang time to Sc.
bargains. Those farmers and others who nav not
need new Stove ill next year. will uitke he
yestment 10 buy and keep the purch till they
need the Of it, for it will save them 20 or % par
cent in the cost Ehch is larger interest than they
make in any other way with their surplus funds,
Every one disposed to purchase is invited to call at
the Stove Ware Room, on Main street, next door to
Marble Hall, directly opposite the State Banks and
anime the Stock, and looS at the bargains offered z
nOv13-iy JAMES SCANTLIN, Jk.fI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31


When President Pierce returned
from Washington II was stated that
he took TO New Hampshire some
thoroughbred horses, with the in
tention Of raising stock. A CORES.
pendent Of the Manchester Mirror
has visited Mr.. Pierce's stable, and
gives tho following description:
He has three thorough bred horses,
with form, hair, and muscles Of the
classic mould, that fill the eye Of tho
admirers Of pure blooded animals.
His stock horse is five years old, and
ran last year a four milo race In
Maryland, making the best timo ever
made by ono so young in the State,
except one. He has beautiful gray
marc, Of the celebrated Gray Eagle
stock, having the appearance of pos
sessing great power of endurance.
But eclipsing all In gamy looks, Is a
little black marc, rangy looking, as
spry as a fox, and tough as leather.
full of mucle aud life, with an eye
like Fashion in her palmy days, and
a will TO win or die. This isthe blood
we need most in New England, Ia
mingle with tho Morgan and Messen'
ger breeds, to give endurance. beauty
and life"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31
Huos.

We met a friend the other day who
"let on" in this style. III say, Mr..
Editor, what'n thunder did you pub
lish that whole column about bugs
for. when you know Of much bet.
ter way to got rid Of the plaguery
thingsg'
"Do we?" we asked.
why yes--spirits turp'ntine
Don't you know you told mo Of?
Well, tho little torrents weredestroy.
ing my water, musk and other emil
lions" tremendously; so l got quart
Of this spirits. went home and sprink-
elvd il about tho hills, dipped some
feathers in il and stuck them down
all around, and hol scissors, you
ought 10 have seen EN- travel.
don't know how fast bug ought Ia
fly, but Ill bet high that at any bug
sweepstakes they'd take the pile
for they did make beautiful time
"But they will return again ",
said.
just 90; and then you will have
the fun Of giving them another dose
! only gave en- the spirits twice anc
have't seen nary bug for about two
weeks. | think you ought TO pu
that plan in your paper, for it's worth
V 20 any one "-Ffee Trader.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

p9-In his GRAFTON on Bunker Hill, on
"Wednesday las'--the occasion being the
inauguration OF ststue 10 the memory
Of wxRRES--Edward Everett gave this
concise and lucid sketch Of the history Of
the hero Of that evenllul and significant
struggle
Prudent. rssoluts. fearless not ys.thirty-
Eve years Of aye, be waain reality. 10
President Of the Provincial Congress OF
Massachu.e t. and Chairman oflhe Com.
mi Toe OF Sale y. the .firient head Of the
patriotic cause in New England. In sd-
dition TO these important Offices three
days before the battle OF the l7Ih June.
he WAS chossn Major General OF the
Massachusetts troops. He WAS himself
opposed TO The occupation ofBunker Hill.
but that measure having been resolved
upon by tbs council Of war, Warren de-
termined TO support !, with his presenes,
and, II need should DO. bis blood. Mr..
Gerry. his associate 10 the committee ol
Safety In coniers nee with him on the i6th.
strongly dlssuaded bis joining the delsch'
ment which had been ordered on this
eyentful errand. 1T wi be madness.
said he. 40 expose yourself where do.
struciion will be NIL but inevitable" IL
am aware Of all this" said Warren. but
| live within the sound oflhe cannon; how
could hear their roaring in such oau.s
and not DO lhere?' Again Dir. Gerry re-
monsuated. and concluded with seying
.sAe eurelv n xou 90 10 the hill Won will
be slain" warrvn's reply was;
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31
Valley FARMER.


oeeauso ;. .s,'sss s tass s 49," '1a.. -
enroyh ',o" -. s"e s az Al" H., s,aip &c
saPPles W s"s 'o, -. y ,;sa,'> -
e'oser eo,'s'Se a''.'ss .n' "
e'sroon. ~ = crop oi e'oser - ssin
eu under sna ueea1s ;, ~, - qua'''ty
o, car ~ !" a's'1'ou'ea IN arc SOL
Even II the crop = not .urnea uhu y.
: large amoun. y ueposr'.h IN .ne
'o,s ''fouk" 'n' ,oots - s"s pail PAL
carbon forms the OASIS Oh charcoa''
ana oy agricultural writers 10 ire
qnenuy used synony'nousiy WIN
that word. IL Is an excellent Absorb
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

We notice accounts from Ohio and
various other sections Of thecountry,
OF disease among the cattle, called
the ''hoof all, and by some the black
log, that has oeen doing considerable
harm during the past winter. The
disease il first discovered at the low
OF part Of the foot or toe. IL Is fro
quently so bad "a 10 cause tho hoofs,
horns and ears of cattle TO come oil
Ii has been mistaken by somo AS tho
effects OF frost. But there il no doubt
but its origin In every instance may
DO traced 10 ER0or In the hay, fed 10
the cattle.
Ergot In rye is familiar 10 every
flrmer whogrowsthatgrain, although
il IL not confined 10 rye, but often
makes It's appearance on the grasses,
and particularly Red Top. Ergot is
q diesoase in grain and grasses that
seems TO prevail more Ia some seasons
than In others. Ii is considered due
30 m insect or parasitic fungus. Last
season IL was produced in large guam
titles on Red Top on certain low
grounds, on which this grass delights,
and the disease in cattle has followed
whore this diseased seed has been
sown.
Meadows frequently infested with
this diseased grass should be plowed
up and seeded with more healthy
grass.
Cattle attacked with Hoof All, Il
taken In the early stages OF the dis
ease, may be cured by the following
method: Confnc the animal in the
stall or stable, with clean floor, and
with mallet and carpenters chiscl
cut of 1T single blow, say three
quarters of an inch ofthc point Of tn,
hoof of the diseased part, repeating
the blows until the hoof is cut of al
around the front. IL this docs moi
cause the hoof TO bleed freely, Gu
again until II does. II considerable,
blood flows at first IL will soon stop
aud the animal viii recover. Keel
the animal up out Of the mud for
tow days, and with careful attention
Il may then be turned out.
We have known large numbers o
hogs to DO killed when turned int,
new ryo field where the ergot o.
spurred rye was abundant Vale
Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

Amos kinsley, of jamestown Chaut-
auque county, N. Y, gives tho fol-
lowing account Of the product OF q
good butter-making COW for ono
month, between April 25th. and May
35th, 1857. He says
''Said cow 10 OF our common breed;
medium size; seven years old; was
wintered on corn and fodder, the
product Of one and half acres, to-
gether with one quart Of meal night
and morning, wet with the sIops of
the house, when | had any, and when
not, with water, being stabbed con-
stantly except when she could be as
comfortable out doors. The butter
was m nuiactured by a young wo-
man who lived with US (my wife be-
ing sick at the timo,) who protested
no particular skill in butter making;
yet the result was As pounds and ten
ounces of butter offirst quality. And
now permit me TO remark that il is
my opinion that if dairymen in gem
oral would keep one-half as many
cows as they now keep, and select
their best and keep them 10 prime
order aud fatten the rest, thcy would
realize third If not double the prof
II they do from the whole number.
Farmers often milk whatever hap
pens TO fallinto their hands that looks
like cow, not realizing, perhaps,
that It costs just as mnch to keep
ono that makes half pound q but
tor day, as IL does 10 keep one that
will give . pound and half dav.
Ny COW does not give what would .
called large mess Of milk-aver
ing about IL ponds to the milk
IN the best Of the season; yet she av.
erages over one and half pounds OF
butter q day. In my opinioh a cow
that will not averages pound day
for half tho year should bo discarded
from the herd devoted 10 butter-mak.
ing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31
NARA LAWYER wi h an immense be,

nara lawyer wi an immense beard
was badgering witnsss in one Of the
Canada courts;
"Now my good man. have the goodness
to look me iull in the face. and explsin
what has caused the confusion under which
you conf, sscdly labor. Ass general rule.
people are not apt to be so much put
about when telling the simple veracilude.
fear that you have too good cause for
hamming and hswiug after this prepos.
ferrous fashion."
"well. sir" responded the witness,
who. we may state was native Of Norih
Britain, IF YOU must have truth you will
have IL. The thing that sac sairly confus.
es me. and puts me nboutis that bucks
tail hanging from your lower lip'
Mighty, adds the Toronto Globe, was
the shout Of laughter which this rotor
evoked.
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A party Of wits once stopped at

A party Of wits once stopped at q
svern. When the feast was over one OF
the number called in the hottess:
"Angelique.' he said, 81 sm going to
give you lesson In astronomy. Have
you not heard Of that great plsionic year.
when everything must return to u. frat
condition.? Know, then. that in sixteen
thousand years we shall be here agai' ,
on he same day and at the Same hour.
" III you give US CREDIT ill them"
Tho hostess, however. had her reply.
''Iam perfectly willing" she retorted.
"but II IN just sixteen thousand years since
you weie here befoer, and you left with oul
paying. Settle the old score and | will
trust you on the new"
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHA RLE6 RULE.
SUCCESSOR TO LOWRY A RULE

corser Broadway aud Tifth Street, Cineiruati ohi.
Monuments. Tomb and Grave Stones, Marble Man.
Ties and histasry, Bsptsmai Fonts, Natural Tab eta,
Urns, vnses, Garden Figures, Cabinet aud Counter
slshs &C., &C, constantly on hand and furnished 10
order.
III. trade supplied with Marble In bloch and Slab OF
Sawed 90 order
March2f,b6,iy
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~ correspondent states th't. enc
morning the past spring. bobolink
came and sang in hrld near his house
His liitl~ four year old daughter was much
delighted. and asked: "What makes
him sing 80 sweet. molher' Does he cat
fersrsf''