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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27
$50 Prizes amounting TO-. S2Oi GOO
Whole Tickets go; Halves IS: Quarters S2h.
Pian of the Lottery.

$50 Prizes amounting $40 GOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters sa1s.
Plan of the Lottery.
The number from to 30 co., corresponding with those
eneired with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The hrst 2i2 prizes similarly printed sad sncred
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number i drawn
other wheel The number and prize drawn
and exhibited the audience and registered by the
Comisoners the prize being placed against the
drawn The operation repeated until the prizes are drawn
APPROXIMATION PRzrs.-The two preceding and the two
numbers those dra wing the IL prizes will
entitled the IS APPROPRIATION prizes according to the
scheme.
The prizes will determined By the last Of
the that draws the SO 600 prize For ple IL
the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No. then
s3D II the number ends with No. q Tickets
where thu number ends in will be entitled to Seo and
Packages will lie sold the following
Csrtiseaiss Of Package Of 10 Whole tckets.....sso
90" 10 Halt .............. 30
'' 10 Quarter .. 20
~ ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES
receipt Of which they will be forwarded hrst mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in any fzurs they
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers prizes will to pur-
ehssers immediately after the drawing.
chaer will please write their pain and
give heir Post o nee. County and state.
Remenber that every prize Is drawn and payable in
ful witbo It deduction.
S All prizes 81 900 and under after
the prizes at usual time ofthiry days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize eashed renewed in other tickets 1t ethel
Address orders fer Tickets or Certificates either TO
B. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. &c :, or
NbB-6 8. SWAN. xontgonSsy. Ala.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!


NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
~sHANRLIN& REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
- their friends aud customers their large and we'll
lected spring and dry goods
durpy weeks comprising OF the eesir
se stocks tou nd in the city, which they .der whole
sale aud retato their and the pahlie generally
tiow prompt time buyers
ss eft folio wingBroad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds white. buf and fancy Marsailles and
lk Nesn Cote CrotOn cloths and plain an anya
Linen Drills rich Caieees Of PHILIP Allen spragues Bne
Mills and 9th rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped BeTgs black and colored Grape ManI white Cash
mere plain ane fancy Gin ghas rich printed 0rgandies
rian;ees md Ca de Lanes white Grape Shawls black
fancy silk shawl, rich stilla and scarfs black
white lace Cape Mora antique Parasols silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Eats English straw
aud fancy Bcnnets. rich bonnet Ribbons losing Gloves,
Palm txns shoes Carpets floor
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
great variety Trimmings small and fancy goods
ge., &c. myl SHANKLIN 4 RELY.
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DENTISTRY.
UN, i, KIVETT. DENTIST

5vESPECTFCLLY informs the citizens and vicinity that
he will execute all orders in the various
his profession with rromp.ness and the life
Particular attention paid to the plugging cleaning and
extracting OF teeth. and inserting OF ineorruptbie teeth
from TO full set. fine gold plate with without
gains.
Pivot teeth inserted In the approved and
the treatment Of ehildrsns teeth carefully attended
Ladies waited their iesisences IL desired Otce
Fist formerly v. Office
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
nRDERED that the owners of Lots Nos and 2. in
" Block No. IS. Esstera Enlargement,
20 teat along the fronts Of said lots Locust street. add
also ordered that the OF lots Noe and in Hook
No s. aforesaid. cause said lots be allied
respond with the eity grade.
s.he expiration of ten days the above orders
complied WITH then the City Marshs s instructed per-
form said and the
Will be assessed 20 and eolssled BY sale OF said le
Iauc ca the will satisfy said lien and costs.
by ordsr Of Common Council.
ieis-ict WELL. WALKER. City CLERK.
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NEW LIQUOK STORE,
on SYCAMORE STREET. ExrwxES AND FIRST STREETS.
Evansville, End.
vENHE subscriber has Just the East with
large stock OF Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Ha
vana Cigars: His stock contains the best Kind Of
French Brsndies; Jamaica Rum;
Holland Gin; Madeira Wine;
Cherry Wine; Pert do:
Bourbon whisky; Monongaheia whisky;
Rye DO; Irish do
Ohio Catswba; Rhine Wine;
Abesynthe; Anissette;
Curacoa; Marascno. Punch Eaens
And all other kinds fancy Btter The articles win
eonstanty on hand and sold ~ the rate
Sep3S-dAv II. ANsPACHE9s
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CORPORATION NOTICE

AN BAGS ass'd corks; 10 boxes German Pip. Heads
l0doE German Cologne received by railroad and
sale by ectll ID. HERMANN.
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STEAM AND WATER TUBING.
VAJE have Just received assortment all sizes e
Wv Wrought Iron Pipe from .. inches internal
diameter. to inch whiee will sell for
rice, fei6-6n I. J. WHITE q CO.. Locust-st.
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CLASS %,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!

| Three THOUSAND Tro Hundred and Sirty Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
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The CoMEr-A New THEoRY.-A cor
respondent of the Alexandria Gazette, urges
the theory that comets are the abodes of de-
parted spirits, and that each time comet
approaches the earth, it absorbs great
number of ghosts, both good and evil. The
good being pure and light, are soon thrown
of, and depart to q place of quiet and re-
pose; but the wicked, being gross and heavy,
require, like an old pipe, to be kept in the
| FIRE a long time before they are cleansed.-
He believes that the comet will hit some
where near St. Louis, on the 18th of June,
and will stop long enough to take on fresh
supply of passengers; the good will 60 in
the saloon cars, and the sinners in the ten
der, as fuel. ''Look out for the locomotive
when the bell rings" .-e ,..s.r g.. -
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"KSow THYsELY. "a gentlewoman,
named Miss Dash Dash, informs the world
by advertisement that she sscontinues to
give her graphic and interesting delinea-
tions Of character, discoverable from the
handwriting" A spider having been duly
dipped in an ink-bottle, was suffered to
crawl about sheet Of paper; which was
Immediately forwarded to Miss Dash Dash,
with the required ssthirteen penny postage
stamps" for the sybil divines nothing I'M
der g clear shilling, and her response costs
q penny. After very brief delay, Miss
Dash Dash sent the following delinestion
Of the character as supplied BY the spider
sThe individual is a young lady, who too
often suffers herself to become victim Of
useless suspense. Moreover, she is so fire.
quently bent upon conquest, that it can be
no wonder if her most skillfully woven
plans are rudely broken by those she would
ensnare. She is, certainly, of domestic
character; nevertheless, gives no signs Of
house-wifery, as it appears to me she can't
abide broom, and has no respect for the
tidiness of housemaid. Is an excellent
hand at crotchet and open work."
With the slight mistake of spider for a
young lady, the interpretation must be
considered perfect, and well worthy Of the
thirteen postage stamps.
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AYEHTHG2 AMmm go n ~
~. yas ~ $50 y - tsa TAASLr Xrvs.asas
win render ii GS165IS< ,ssisa &c eeNlM dssel~
while il eoestaff eoeien ~ = y essNy Aeone113F
and jesties shzI wi4sAe appvohstdn N skH =! . III
the en1d Is object vii s. n ~ go, y ~ VIZ n
Political, ectdai sud 1tEul Susa6jous q Siss ssg
htesneatioD 1aad - cnte1Nose u graceful sr-.
lie 80 sSsss q -
MAArE1t HkExITwfH cre1okn = full - tuu-... 81
Suo1afy o. the f0ffticat Social, 1e1tStae Cen-s-s
sha AitefAfy h0Ws Of the day. u will tkfcui<ss -
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gentous, the discoveries Of science. IA ~ s..ss
Arfs u viii, in word, aim b. preseat n ss..,sss
eoupse,e pictalc u fhc age IN which ne i've 20
viii also give due share Of attehtieu .
~ . ana me fecings It, regular -
VIII embrace Tales, Incidents VI Travel and A6vsns
cketenes q Character and Social Life and Esssys
At ana aof1is -
Ino fa6helefs nave made ATTangcments with D.
american writer's, who will contribute 10 the v.,-
departments Of the Paper The large space Il thxsss
ample seIeef ION. Ter, ,ho -, 80 -. ss.ssesvN
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CT A Boston correspondent states that
man thereabout has invented q scare
crow so utterly terrific and hideous, that the
crows are all busily engaged in bringing
back the corn, which they stole two years
ago. ,.
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PRICE in Muslin Cases. ,...,,...........2 SO
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PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.

N71Ih THE JULY NUMBER FOA 1871,
w commences the Tenth Volume OF this Magazine.
The Publishers have only repeat the expression OF
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CT A woman, examined recently at the
sessions said-'I live by peddling; sell all
sorts of needle work to ladies'; / never do
such low things as peddle lucifer matches!''
Thus it seems, there is an artocracy of ped
peddling, that eschews birthstone.
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1867. 1857.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

SEASON ARRANGEMENT
regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.
For Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs, Belle
rue, ST. Mdry's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, BrOrnriiie, LoreH, Oregon City, White
Cloud I0tcd Point. Savannah, 81. Joseph. Paler-
mo, Atchison Weston, Learenuorth City, Kan
sas. independence Liberty, Lexington, &c
THE NEW. ELEGANT FAVORITE Pas
L SENGER steamer, WIN CAMPBELL, WIN EDDs
Master will run regular packet to the above and
all intermediate points the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The own Campbeil' has recently been fitted up and
refurnished in the most modern STYLE regardless
pense, and with single TO strength safety
comfort as well as with every convenience that could
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her now both regards capacity for business superior
accommodations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes TO receive at the hands his
merous Missouri river friends, continuance of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years. while in command of different boats
and for which he hereby desires present his most
grateful acknowledgements promising increased efforts
TO give general satisfaction and retain their confidence
and patronage.
reasonable share Of the patronage Of shippers and
| the public generally, is respectfully solicited.
For freight, passage or Information, apply to
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
No. SO Levee, and Commercial street.
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Regular st. Louis, Council Bluffs,
AND OMAHA PACKET.

THE SPLENDID PASSENGER.
&yX1lM4{&S Steamer STAR OF THE WEST" N.
q OHLMAN, Master, will on the opening
Vi nssisa..s commence running to the above and all
intermediate places and continue throughout the
son. The Star OF the West has recently been fitted up
and furnished in the latest STYLE and business
and accommodations for passengers she has superior
in the trade Her officers thankful for the liberal pat
ronagebesowed on them the past season, respectfully
ask tor . continuance Of the same So
49, .-....-.- CAPT. n. OHLNAN, {
~ ..sr.ss.-- .. .-- ". r. MCDONALD.
For freight, passage, information, &c, apply to
JOS. MCINTYRE, Agent,
nl-u 50 Levee and Commercial ST., st. Louis.
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DIE FRUIT large stock assorted kinds, for sale
fhe BIZ HIVE.
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HIT ZEN AGAIN.-The Boston Courier
says that ''the Democratic party has tried
every policy" 1t has tried every one ex-
cept "the best"-and that's s'honesty.''-
Louisville Journal.
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pray. Mr.. Hume" said Lady WAL
lace to the philosopher, ''when am asked
what is my age, what answer shall give 90
''Say, madame," replied he, "what believe
will be the truth, that you have not yet come
to the years of discretion
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4 ERESH TOMATOES large stock Of superior
Is quality, for sale At the BEE HIvE
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c. Hopes and cares, anger and fears,
divide life. Would you be free from these
anxieties? Think every day will be your
last; and then the succeeding hours will be
more welcome becaused unexpected.
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How ALE STRENGTHENED HIN.-We be-
lieve we have got hold of an original anec-
dote That never was printed before. A stu
dent of one of our State Colleges had a
barrel of ale deposited in his room-contra-
~, Of course, to rule and usage. He re-
celved summons to appear before the
President, who said: Boz IF #.sE
''Sir:-I am informed that you have a
barrel of ale in your room" ." "a
ssYes, sir.' ....-.-.-.
"Well, what explanation can you make?'
"Why, the fact is, sir, my physician ad-
vised me to try a little each day as tonic,
and not wishing to stop at the various places
where the beverage is retailed, l concluded
to have barrel taken to my ROOM"
'sIndeed. And have you derived any ben
eft from the use of it,"
"Ah, yes sir. When the barrel was first
taken to my room two days since, could
scarcely lift it. Now l can carry it with the
greatest ease.' ....
We believe the witty student was dis
charged without special reprimand. At
least he ought to have been.
CO The best bank ever yet known is a
bank of earth; it never refuses to discount
to honest labor. And the best share is the
plowshare on which dividends are always
liberal.
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/ TsATESr sTrLE PARIS DOxNErA Su9a
| La received and for salcty
nl-u rooTLE s JAcKSex,
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THANS. PARASOLS, FINE, FANCY AND
Black Dress Silk. All OF the latest styles just re-
ceived and for sale by -
n2-u s" @+# '~"Ah9@ TOOTLE * JACKSON. F.
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home, ''what sort of lawyer do YOU cal
this man? verify believe he has cheated
me out Of them lots Pve great mind to
go back and tear the deed all to hinders.'
,Iassu-ed her that not only was it too late,
but also that she had done the proper thing
under the circu instances, and advised her in
Much to my surprise, she took my advice.
and thai gentleman was henceforth heI
councillor and solicitor.
Last week the widow Stiles died, leaving
mo her executor. After the funeral, We
opened the will, and found it to our aston.
1snment in her own hand writing -
!. 1knew al men, it began, that whereas
An going u, give something to my attorney
write this myself, that ia, |, Jane, relict Of
dared Stiles, being of sound mind and body,
knsw all N en-, that, whereas said attorney
videlicet; J.ames Sawyer Of this said town
that am Of of, viz: the town Jackson
whereas, 8, y, first led me to see the folly
M giving my old age to the heaping up Of
hhhy lucre, aud caused me to turn aside
from couns Ell that was, as have seen
wholly wren 8, for which he be blessed in
this life and forever. Therefore know We
that as sma 4 token Of respect and love foi
said attorney to wit namely, James Sawye,
who has of Ia te been unfortunate and much
distressed in worldly matters, do hereby
by these presents, give, hequeath, will
leave, trasfer make over and pass unto tn,
aforesaid SAP yer, every cent have got il
the world goods, chattels, land, money
books, dress and Jewels, for his and he
heirs good, lsaving it to him to give to m,
several friend such articles as are marke,
With their lanes. Witness INV hand an,
seal, November Goth, 1856.
JANE Stiles
knowing Is did, Mr.. Sawyer's trouble
in these hard times, Ishook his hard mos
joyfully.
: Itis afes, my friend,' said he, .that
must thank you for.
;sShe must have left about 100000 ! re
piled.
Nwas'thmking,' answered he, mot of til
money, but Of the change Of life and hea.,,
that is the fee prize
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING 4
n Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods Of late Styles, for
sale cheap, at the Elephant, by #
nl-u TOOTLE & JACKSON.
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C1HILDS, 4 MISSES STRAW. HAIR AND
- CHANNEL FLATS-beautiful styles. Just received
and for sale by TOOTLE & JACKSON.
n2-u
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T HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER, JAMES
HENSHALL, JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
and Store hxings. Those owing me in any shape or
manner, will make immediate payment to him, as my
authorized agent be forced to settlement by law,
as further time cannot and tciu not be given. =
Some valuable Land, Houses and Lots can be had by
applying to my brother.
n1-u THOMAS HEySHAII
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READ DAGcErr's CoLUMN.-It will inter-
est Farmers, Mechanics, and others. They
will please learn there the provision which
Mr.. Daggett has made at the Otiumwa Hard
ware, Agricultural Implement and Seed Ware-
house, to supply their wants, at Richards old
Stand. Goods arriving daily. Call and exam
ina them. 1t is a useful establishment, and we
hope it will be profitable one to the propri-
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LOOK to your TITLES.

lNNDuNG large number Of the wapeilo Titles
II defective, have purchased d. c. MNchens alb
stract Oft the County Records and having complete
outline Of the titles Of all the Real Estate ia the
drawnup.
SECTIONAL cossty Maps. Town Plais and Blanks Of
al kinds on hand go that titles be examined and
property conveyed with little trouble and expense.
Several valuable Farns and Tswn Lots for sale.
Feb. is-nS1n JAMES o. pEvIN
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RAIN AND HAIL.--We were favored with a
fine rain on Saturday and Sunday last, which
has bad most happy effect upon the atmos-
there ard upon vegetation.
In the Eastern part of the county. on Friday
it is said. there was heavy rain accompanied
with hail.
ESQ. 7hayer of Polk Township informs us
that the rain did not visit his region, six miles
west Of the City, that they have had but very
little rain vet.
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STONE CUTTING.

TuNiE subscriber would announce to the citizens OF
j ottnmwa and wapvllo county, that he will be
able hereafter TO furnish good quality Of Lime
Stone for caps sills and other work for houses
cut ready for be obtained any here in the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship yuaran
teed To be as good as be done in keokuk or 81
Louis Persons from distance can be accommodate
with Gu, stone or common for building stone
ottumwa, March .Gnoi5-y Win. MALONE
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The subscriber would say TO the public
La that the Ottumwa Ferry Is now in opera
ton, and prepared to accommodate all
who may wish the river The boat Is entirely
new and reliable Permanent arrangements have been
made 10 from the foot Of Market street and the
trip can be made in eight minutes Careful
will be on hand at all times, and charges reasonable
eH The Ottumwa Ferry Is the place for all who are
going west to Cenrevie, Abba Charlton and
to Nebraska and Kansas TO cross.
no13 JOHN PRoSsER
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SrIcHrkR & CRoNE.-We take pleasure

SrIcHrER g. CRoSE.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the card Of these gentlemen,
which will be found IN our column Of Bu-ling-
ton Advertisements. They are in the whole
sale and retail Dry Goods trade, on Jeffer-
son ST., opposite the Barrett House. They
will be happy to sac their friends frsm this
region when they visit Burlington.