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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
COMMERCIAL.
Narke.s by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 81.
Flour unchanged and receipts light; Whisky unset
ted: sales of 500 bbs AT 239 closing Irregular Lard
s. iSGs1 80; Groceries unchanged,
CIEoIssAri, Feb. "a, Z. ".
Flour unchanged and steady; sales of eco bbls. SIS
o. Receipts quite lsrgc Corn IN good demand at sac
IS and receipts light; Whisky very dull: outside lots
offered freely the close at - without bGycr PsovS-
ions of all descriptions ten ing up; Coffee ll4.
Nrw YoEK. Feb. 81.
Flour declining and irregular: Wheat declining; sales
uDimportaD Corn buoy sales of - OVO bushels ut
- for mixcd Provisions fm Pork buoyant aud active
at sa IS for old s2isal % for new; Whisky ; stocks
dull
PHiLAprLPuGA, Feb 81.
Cotton in good demand and lrm sales at isc for mid.
ding; sales Of $50 bushels Cioversced at 81; Flour
et, sales OF 1909 bbls select brands sc b
Rs -four duh ct % G2s: 30 bbs old corn neai sold ut
s26G27J; Wheat Ia better demand sales OF 3JO bush.
PENN red 1T 81 fJoG1 a.; bush kentucy white at
81 60 al 66: Rye I'm COOL demand e3s Corn steady AZ
O. for old. GJGGS for new Oats duh gi fG sales of $50
bbs. 23s: and 100 bbs ri - ~ Cloverseed scarce
ter dal aud unchanged; Provisions Grm, but quiet
much doing today ihOagh - former dates buyers
would operate, but holders frm at advance asked
yesterday; aies of eco hbs lard a 5O kegs at ID;
90 80 lbs. bulk ides al 9c % be delivered two weeks
hence; nothing done Ia bacon pork; Groceries
irm anu ia good denand.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

ATTEMPTED BURaLARY.- On Friday night
last, the tobacco establishment Of Mr.. Scheu-
rer, on Main street was forcibly entered by
the back way, and attempts were made to
blow OFF the door OF the SAFE with POWDER
Failing in this the rascal or rascals endeavor-
cd to pry off the door with an iron bar-but
all their efforts were unavaling. 1t is sup
posed that the burglars were frightened off, as
nothing was missing from the store. 1t is
probable that this attempt to rob Mr. Scheu-
.rer. was made by the same scoundrels that
robbed Messrs Hollingsworth s. Hughes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

REPORTED EXPRESSLY poR THE JOURNAL
COW 2 z SION AL i.
TuIRrY-FoURru coNGREss-sEcoND sEssro,

THIBTY-FOURTH CONGREss-sECoND SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.
SEyATz.-Mr. Wilson gave notice to intro
duce bill granting the cities of Washington
and Georgetown 10000 acres ofland for the
support Of public schools.
The Senate proceeded to the reconsideration
Of the House bill authorizing the people of
Minnesota to form a constitution and State
Cover nment preparatory to admission into the
Union.
Mr.. Briggs moved an amendment that none
but citizens of the United States he entitled
TO votswith reference to the formation OF the
Constitution andState governement, he did not
know but what the offering Of such PROPOSE
ton might subject him to the suspicion Of
being tainted.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
River and Weather by Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, 20.
Heavy rains for several days extending
throughout the State. All rivers west rising
fast.
Illinois flooded. Upper Mississippi rising;
prospect ofiiood here. Immense amounts OF
produce arriving from ILL.,; business very brisk.
Weather very damp and chilly.
PITTsBURG, 20, p. II.
River feet 6 inches, rising; severe thunder
storm this evening. Weather very wet.
ClSCIHNATI, 81, p. II.
River risen about inches since morning. a
big river expected within the next 2l hours.
WuEELISG, Feb q,
River Ii feet and rising. Weather cold and
cloudy.
LoUIsvILLP, Feb. 81.
Riyer7 feet in canal, So on Falls and rising.
Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 81.
River rising rapidly and it is higher than it
has been this season. Upper Mississippi re-
ported open to Rock Island; but boats only
arrive from Keokuk. Missouri still gorsed
above Weston. The Illinois is more like g
lake than n river. it oyerfiows its banks every
where. Warehouses and other buildings SUBJ
merged; large quantities of grain aud other
property destroyed. Weather moro settled
to-day.
Weather cold, cloudy and dark. River ris-
ing rapidly, 10 feet i'll channel.
PITTsBURa, Feb. 81.
River 10 feet G inches and rising slowly.
Weather damp and cloudy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

o. In the Illinois Legislature on Wednes-
day, new apportionment bill was passed.
An exciting scene occurred in consequence OF
an attempt by the Democrats to expunge the
protest of the Republican members against the
manner Of the passage of the act.
The Bill was vetoed by Governor Bissell.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
port of Guanspillr.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

NEW YORK. from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
w. A. EAvES. from b. Green to Evansville.
EUROPA, from Cincinnati to Wabash.
ZEN FRANKLIN. from ouisvllle to New Orleans.
OHIO BELLE. from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
FAIRY QUEEN, frsn Nashville to Cincinnati.
BLANCHE LEWIS, from Louisville to Tenn. River
PRINCESS, from Cincinnati 10 Nashville
NESoSA, from Nashville TO Cincinnati.
MARINER, from P.tisburg to st. Louis.
y. GREEN. from Bowling Green 10 Evansville,
ECLIPSE from Louisville to New Orleans,
PAUL JONES, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
CLIFTON. NashYille 70 Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
p. G. O'RILEY Il CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Ell IL n. 9 Ell "a N II e.
EVANSVILLE, IND,
n.rrna l,,aa Nh . mammoth

rvr- HAvTsa fitted upa mammoth r~~s,
49, " hL Boat, the largest on the
Ohio Rive in the most substantial manner pre-
ourcare. eth
err by RIVER, ,HAlLisOAD OEs CANAL,
without exposing the nclemcncy ofthe weather any
property: to Reeeiv
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consisne to nd all orders promptly fcd.
Y. P.G.O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks 10 his
merogs friends their former patronage and
ia solieits acortinuanee ofthe same, which will be
duly rsciprocsted.
A Store Room. velsupplied, viii be Kept forfhe &C
commodaou of Boats and their orjey carefully filed.
mh3-dS,wIy P.G.ORlLEY &CO
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

o. The sales of slaves in Richmond, Va,
for the Southern markets, during the last year
is estimated at over Si,OO0,0C0. The present
prices Of cotton will Increase the demand, and
in few years Virginia will be deprived Of
her young and healthy negroes, and the busi-
ness of breeding for sale will finally exhaust
ITSELF
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

0T The Philadelphia Journal notices the
failure of"Warren's celebrated BlackingManu-
faciory"-and says the business died" out
simply from resolution taken by the proprie-
tors, who had succeeded to the we'll establish
med and highly profitable trade of the spirited
original tirm-"to discontinue advertising in
the newspapers as useless expense
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF Dispatches from st. Louis of the 10Th
state that great destruction of property occur
red during the recent unprecedented rise OF
the rivers IN that part Of the State.
The loss OF the Iron Mountain railroad is
estimated at S200,0O0
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

o. The Eastern train from st. Louis, or
the o. and NJ. Railroad failed TO make connec
ton with the train which left here Saturday
afternoon going North with ever one hundred
passengers who will be detained in Vincennes
until this evening in consequence.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OT The ferry-boat between Louisville and
-Jsffersonville, while passing the river during
the fog on Friday morning, was swept by the
: current on to the Falls where she grounded.
Her passengers and railroad freight of which
she had lot was taken off by skilfs and fiat
boats.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The recommendation Of the State
Treasurer to increase the State tax for tho
sinking fund to ten cents on the hundred dol
liars, to pay off the State debt, in ten years,
lis generally supported by the press.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

CASES ~ THE SUPREME CoURr.-The clerk
Of the Supreme Court reported to the House,
that there were, on the Docket OF that Court
at the November term, 9i5 cases; the number
submitted for decision III; and the number
not submitted 767, Of which 26O had been
disposed of
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF Our old friend "Mose," editor of the
Mound City, llls., Emporium, formerly connect
ed with this paper, and latterly one Of our
most interesting and valuable correspondents,
has been chosen Mayor Of that new and -four
ishing city. His inaugural message appears
in the last number of his sheet. 1t is docu-
: ment entirely worthy Of his genius.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

EUsT received and viii be sod at auction. at Aue
ton Rooms regular sale days. large and gene
assortment Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
consisting in part OF Brown sni Biesesed sheenss aud
Shrtius- Sainets Casmeaes CoatnEs Faane.s B,aafes
jeans. Ifosnx. Gloves. Mts. Spool Threads Liaeys.
Merires. Shawis, Susrenisrs. &C.. &c.
Cloths Hair Brushes fancy soaps Baicrs Pins Needles
Gus 70 mention WOOLSEY & NELSON.
noyI Auetioueers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OYSTERS A fine lot of oysters just received
at Conant's Oyster Depot on Main Street war
ranted fresh, as they came through from Baltss :
more in ice, by Express. Call and buy can
before they are all gone.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

The CORRUPTION COMMITTEE, at Wash
ington have made partial report, concluding
with resolution for the expulsion of Mr.
Gilbert Of New York for corruption, which
-created great excitement in the House, and a
warm debate. No vote was taken upon
the sui iect.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
gy,SsyiLI.g COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FALL CAAIPAiGaI
HlUDSy AIsE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CUAS g WELLS


CHAS. S. WELLS
vNTILST he for the raronagesi
~ the public. since he opened in Evansville would
taeky city also that he hheves
in store. the Heaviest stock Of Hardware and Cut
derry (by oathr5) that he has ever offered the Eyaas
Vile market -ae Many Goods
East and in Enyaus and EPo Earop
AID wing his orders for Goods flied the Manu-
Work. he Ia only able bat posed
offer 2at sell Hardware at aslov figures any
invites careful examination OF his prices
NeEehsntsand frsers feeling assuredhat he do.hen
Ans,G the articles (.nost innum eraois) comprising
stock. he names the following to the trade:
$50 boxes AxesWei Liprnootts Leveretts and Collins
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
$50 DO ssss saa, 90 So,s.,,. 90 do;
100 do RaEors and Strops:
100 yross Spcons--Iron Brittanasnd German Silver;
- dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
COO DO Files sad kasps, all kinds;
lo0o its Brass Kettles. tgrasd bottoms:
20 y lbs Ssairons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
l50O gross screws Einl pointed;
i5o dozen Door soeksaad sockets;
In do Anyurs:
2oO do Carry Oorahs and Horse Cards;
so pairs Shovel aud roass. iron and brass heaisi
co doEea Saws. frara Bill 20 Key-ho'e;
% do Sseslyaris ara Scal- beans;
90 do Ames sas ether bran as) shOvels and spAde,;
8 casks Pump Chain and Fixtlres
cases Japanned Tinvaro fully essortes.
ALSO
Whins a.d Lashes Brnshes Corahs Needles specSasea
Port Monoaes ard Fancy generally together with
heavy Chains Dog Tea
ties. KNIVES aud RiStfss sud
Gun Ba aTre.. and Gun Trimrsings,
Carpenters opers Tools Window sash. etc.,
CHARLES y. WELLS
oc.3 Main street. 2d door hetow Rr-nch Bs1N.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

To BUILDERs-Wc call the attention Of
builders to the advertisement for proposals to
bliId brick school house at Carlisle, in Sulli-
van county
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
IMMATURE ALMANAC:

Legislative.
In the Senate on Friday, petition asking
for women the right of suffrage was referred
to the committee on benevolent institutions.
The Senate then went into discussion of the
Woods affair. The question was, should the
chair be sustained, in its discussion ofrhursday
declaring the resolution to reinstatc Woods,
rs a member Of the Senate in order. The
morning session was wholly taken up, discus
sing points Of order. The afternoon session
was spent in going over for the fortieth time
the history of Mr.. Woods election. That
GENTLEMAN closed the proceedings OF the day,
with long speech in which nc recited his
grievances, wrongs. &c. The Senate ad-
Journed, without taking any vote on the SUBJ
,ject or accomplishing anything.
In the House the Bill authorizing the State
Bank to establish five additional branches and
to prohibit it from issuing a circulation found
ed on deposites was reported back, and its
plssage recommended.
:. "A motion was made 10 amend, directing
that the books be Kept open certain time,
and the stock distributed pro. rata.
Mr. DENLY reported back the bill designa-
ting the term and manner Of electing u. S.
Senator's with a substitute providing the elec
tion shall be made by joint convention of the
General Assembly, without the separate con-
sent by resolution Of each House; substitute
engrossed.
= The special order Of the day was then ia
ken up, being the bill to distribute among the
several counties Of the State the school fund
derived from the profits of the State Bank,
and amendment thereto. After long discus
sion the bill was recommitted.
In the afternoon the bill for the regulation
of the business of foreign Insurance COM
panies was taken up. Every member Of the
House, who spoke upon the subject was op-
posed to the scheme on foot of driving foreign
Insurance Companies out Of the State for the
benefit of a few petty officers, end so the bill
pissed.
The arguments by which the bill was sup
ported by different members of the House
were about the same as those advanced by
the Journal in its support of the measure.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The value of the imports Of coffee is
s16,O00,0O0 annually, or one seventh OF all
the imports of the country.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

o. Hon. Jno c. Breckinridge passed
through Cincinnati, on Thursday, ca, roate for
Washington.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

CE The examination Of Philips, for the
murder Of young Tanner, in Memphis, has
thus far elected nothing which more than
points suspicion to him as the guilty party.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The late news from Nicaragua is con-
firmed by the arrival in New Orleans OF Col.
Reder from the seat of wsr. The Colonel re-
urns badly wounded.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

0T Crittenden's book sale will be continu-
Ell Monday evening at the usual hour. He
offers great chances to obtain cheap books
often at half their original price.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

o. More property is estimated to be des-
troyed by fire in the United States than in all
the rest of the world. The annual loss is put
down at S72,OOOOOO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The Legislature Of Iowa has appropri-
sated $4,000 for the further prosecution of the
geologicai survey in that State.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

fi. 3o7. sos AZ
LIABILITIES.
The amount Of Liabilities due not due to Banks
other ere5i.ors-Bothug.
Losses adjusted and due-nothiHg.
Losses adjusted ard el65S5
Losses uaautsd contested and wai:ngl 1ss a., On
proofs. 90. 80. 80.
ing. &c.
The ers atest amount insured in any city.
village. varies
This ao ed he insured In
also lteaon 10 to ait the loss by any
to si0.0o0.00
The anoant capital deposited
State security losses thorsB the Capital
ear inss of this Go pany are thEs de posted.
The Charter Act of Incorporation and
the same a. 6led In April. 1855.
THO. A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y
Suhscrit and before this 7h day
1851. HENRY FoW LER. Justice oftke Peace.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

TIE TOBACCO INSPECTION LAw.-We refer
our readers to the Law establishing Tobacco
Warehouses. on our first page.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The Wabash at Terre Haute was %
feet above low water mark on Saturday morn
ing and still rising. The bottoms opposite
the city were inundated.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF No mails were received at our Post-ef-
fee, on Saturday night from any point except
from Terre Haute and VincenneS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

OF The discount on Indiana free Bank
notes in Cincinnati is now only one per cent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
BANK NOTE LIST.

v CORRECTED DAILe BY CRESCENT CRY BANK.
FEsauARy, 81, 1857.
The Notes OF the following Free Banks received
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
AUCTION SALES.

DANigLwooIsEY.. HIRAM SkLscS
AUCIiOyEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate fsr0kcrss
HAVING leased for aterm Of years sad fitted urthe
Old Court House. Of Main and Third street, We
receive for sale at auction or private
sale. sad merchandise hcusehold
furniture, horses. bugries. etc.. etc.
Cssh advances mac. on onsign eats when nrequired
aeiAs at ss'eosk A. Aiso Tuesday. Wednesday
sai Friday nights. at early gasiiSht.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday OF every ncnth. At 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map ofthe City OIL
Evansville a the recent EalargeAts and ts-
evng il will for the interest Of all have
tho frs Mouesy Of Every month for the sale of
Real All those wishins cell
hand their ss In time give tae public due notice
The patronage OF those bavins Houses aad Lots Lands
sale SALE solicit
ted, iyl5 WoOLSEY NELSON. Aacs's.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

CE A personal liberty bill has passed the
Legislature of Wisconsin.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

Those marked thus =, have c,mred with the provl-
sions Of the General Banking Law of 1876.
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uneurrent
Indiana Free Bank money. The notes Of Indiana Free
Banks either received at par not at all. The
Bank will receive, at the following rates. the Notes OF
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
SWAN e CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PEsaZE
s. > % +. O q O!!!

e. TIE folioxirs Scheme viii be drawn ty S SWAN
co Managers OF ths Fakr .ISEs acADAHY LoyfEKy. OF
I'd the SoCTHERS MILITARY ACkpAnr LofTEar.
of Alabama each their Lotteries sor February is57
CLASS d,
To bs dram in the City OF Mobile Alabama in pablo
SATURDAY. February 9Th. 1857.
CLASS 2 a,
To bs drawn In the Of At,n,a a. orga in public
THURSDAY. February lssh. 1851.
GLASS rs.
To be arawa in the City Of Atlanta Georgia in public
SATURDAY. February 2sth. 1851. on tho
PLAN OF SINGLE NUN.yERS!
Three thousand Tr0 Hundred and Sirty Prizes! =
MORE TRAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TIN TICKETS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
hULBS, FLOWERS, SEEDS, ROOTS
IMPORTED direct from Holland, sad for ssle BY

J.. s. PENNINGTON
BIAS Just received large supply Of superior faniiy
= Teas, -
GrSrowDER. YovSG Hrsor. ~
Lxtra fne Young Hysoe, ~
IyPERIAL and BLACK
In di,s sd packages the pound to SUIT
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
BANKS or OTHER STATES.

The notes ~ the following Tennessee Banks are re.
ceived deposit from the customers Of this Bank,
when offered In sums OF moderate amounts:
Bank of Tennessee: Union Pank of Tennessee.
Plauters' Bank of Tenn: Bunk Of Nashville,
Lawreneoburg Bank.
NJ Exchange on New York-buying = to Z prem
selling 4 nremium.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
DRUG sTORE.

ENR.I J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock %
Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell. few
mouths since. desire call the attention Of the public,
particularly sai merchants coming 20 ths city,
to make PURCHASES this which will be
st1ntiy receivng additions
whioh will be sofi low afforded
other establishment the West. No. s. Washington Block
Brititns .a-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
NEW R0OKSi NEW B00Rs!I


NEW GopDs ASS nv fsksCLS.
SuANKLTN REILLY beg leave to call tho attention TO
their friends aai clsto to their large ana well
spring and sum ner dry gooss reed
during weeks prsinr OF the desir-
ale found In the city. they s.er whole
Sod retail their and the public generality
s5w pricesfor each or time buyer con-
efoowingbroad cloths black and anoy
rweeds. white. had fancy Narsall-e and
k Vesnss Cooasies Croon cloths aud plain and fany
Linen Orlls. rob c.licoes OF Philip Allen spragues Bnc
Mile other printed french aai Scotch Jacc
Lawns rich printed Frraeh Robes plain and salty
striped -ress black aud eoiored Grape MAnr white CASH
mere plain and fancy Ginghans rich printed Orgsndies
aud Chsi Dc Lsiass white Grape shswis blsok
sik rich stilia black
white lace Cspes Mora antique Parasos silk and gRghsm
Urbrell.s Pan ana bghorn aaa Braid Hats Frgs straw
Bonnets rich bonnet ktboEs. Bosng, Gioycs,
PALM fancy Fans .hse. Carpets door and
Oh Cloth aud prnted window blinds together with
variety OF Trnninss email aud fancy goods
kc. &C. myI SUANKLIS & RELY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

e< GROSS Bonnet Boards jus. ree,diy
a9 dee27 z. H.CooK SON
A,aHEsn AID BUCKwHEtT.-,o s,eks tuck
~ Flour. 10 ". X. Cheese. rec'd by
railroai ssd fer sAlsty ianl3 vICKEHY JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23


Bank OF the Capitol, rndl. :
annapolis.
'Bank of E.lkhart, Elkhart.
yank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michiganl
City. |
Bank of Monticello, Monti-
cello. 4
Bank Of III. Vernon, Mi
Vernon.
NRans OF Paoli,t Paoli.
Bank of Roekyille,~ Rock
Vile.
fank Of Salem, Salem. L
Bank OF Syracuse. Syracuse.
Psuk OF WARSAW, Wxsaw.
bloomington Bank,t Bloom
in9tou.
Hrook vile Bank, ,BrookyllleN
cambridge City Bank ,~Cam-
bridge. 1
icrescent City Bank. Swans (
VILE.
CeniralBaDk.s Indianapolis |
I,Ganai Bank. Evansville.
Exchange Rk,+Grcencasilc.
H. r,,aavaf .l.t,t- NIasfdalH T,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

Fayottc County Bank, Con.
pcrsyiile.
Hoosier Bank. Logansport.
Huntington County Bank,
J Huntington.
Indiana Reserve Back, at
! kos ONO. I
Idndiana l;ank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bk. I.aportc.
Indiana Farmers Bank, ,fat
Franklin.
Ks. stock Bk. . Columbus.
lagrange Bauk,s Lima.
Aer. aud Mech. Bank, n.
! Alb2uy.
~. Y. and Va. Siste Stock
4 Bank, Evansville
Parke 60. Bans.f Rockville
'fraIie City Bank" Terre
Hlute.
l5alem Bank. Salem.
Southern sank D! lndiana,s
rsrre iisute.
rippecanoe Bank Win
| hlm9e.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMEI
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
Whole Tickets slo; Halves a5; Quarters ssx.
Plan OF the Lottery.

Whole Tickets slo; Halves a5; Quarters sak.
Plan OF the Lottery.
Tho number from 5000. ondns with those
numbers the tickets printed sirs of
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
prizes similarly printed Hnd enercied
placed in another wheel
The wheels then revoved and number is drawn freu
the heel numbers and the time prize Is drawn
for the wheel The number and prize drawn
openei exhibited audience registered By the
Commsoners the prize being placed against the nnnber
drawn The operation repeated until the prizes are drawn
out.
succeeding draw ~ prizes wall
entitled 4s approximation prizes according to the
scheme. -
The prizes determined by the last figure
tie draws the 5000 prize. For example,
lie drawirg 5000 prize enis with No. then
ali the tickets number eac in will be entitled 50
sao II the ends with NO. then all the Tickets
eaas will he entitled to $40. and
o to o..
whichis the risk: -
Certificates OF Package 0fio whe;s
4" 10 Hall ............ 80
Oh
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

IN ORDERING TICKETS OH CERTIFICATES
noncy address for the ii kes ordered
receipt OF which will he forwarded frst mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in figure they
desisnste.
The list of n1mfers and prizes will he pur
ehasers in mediateiy after the drawing.
chasers Will please write their plain and
give their Po. Otaee. County an State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
e All prizes of 81 and under pa in after
prizes the usual thirty
All com umunicatiops strictly eonfdentiai.
eashed renewed other ekets either
ohc-.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
8. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ga, or
San2S-tf 8. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

SA9DINEs-5 halves and quarters Just reed pc,
- stsauerJ. K. Bell. for ale by o..
decS 8. Z. GLIB go.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-02-23

q BBLs Cherry Brandy; sqr. es.k pure Port Wine
bills Mus. Wine; Is 5bilsoid Rye whisky;
Received BY railroad and for sale BY
nova I. 4 D. HErMANN.