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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
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p Prizes viii he entitled 70 the So Apprcxinafies
psi, ss For example, II ricks, No se d., a
and iissa, wiil each Dc entitled 70 sss II fieEa No
$50 drawsthe go Prize those Tickets nunbsrsd -
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The iiss Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win Be soss
purchasen immediately AFTER the drawing.
n.r ,na ai,: de-. ~ PoR ssss . vote sss their
a. Remember that every Prize q drawn and PAN,
a. All prizes 81 s ,SS and under, paid innsa,ass,,
after the drawing-other prizes At the usual ~ .
All comm unications strictly eonfdentai.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates .
8. SWAN q CO., Atlanta. q.
q LIST q the numter. that are drawn iron ~
n prise ~ -
entitled to, will be published after every drawing, -
the following papers-New Orleans Delta. Noble
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashyille Gazette, A.
lanta Intellieencer, New YORK Weekly Day Book ga
savannah Morning News. and Richmond Dlspa1nA.
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DIR. T. M'GowN's ESSENCE oFrAR
So. Is 4 cERrAIN CURE FOR
Be~efGempIsints s1A Disesses oftho Lu1e>.
THnTY Thousand eursg5 without single Hsilurn
il Fcr a!gfn Evansville, ~ Keller Wins, ~.
~ The neat Aneresr 1Al syn,Ys Iuaxur .ps
vHRxIyuoE. is slse FER saftv thsca,
au(zkdsv1v.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A. G.. HALLOCK. Agent.
TATE ~ EMIT
OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,


0A0RMox oM&0RAAGs E0
OF HARTF o RD, CONN.
N lss day OF June, 1857, to the Auditor Of the
e: nan: 800 III Gs$sIs !s::
re .,rorrs ~ - sSs.i Sso, Ii = /. 90 ~,
=. The Assets Of the Company IRE = fellows. viz:
Pnr value NAKED value
30 share Untsed states Trust
GO! stock, New YORK: .e5jQW e6s2D
Ban. ; sock 1 Ses Sost ten :: 1000 -, en-.
IS shares do. Cncreased CAPT. s''o"
tal Is per cent paid in.).... 1851
1000 shares Bank of Commerce
100 shares n.sshsnss Esch;9. WV" '''"
bank stock, New York. .... 1000 1880
stock, New Ye9f. .is,coo 1880
stock, Nes YoSk...... -. 100 ssSs 90
100 shares Continental Bank ...
sto.k, New York. ......... 1000 fl,00o
100 shares Ocean Bank stock
los shares Phenix Bank stock
New Yotk, a.iw $50
!, HEREFORD -. 1880 1850
u shares State Bank stock.
:. a .s.ss: Gity Bank ;.e.t: 600 ..ru,
eocf. bastford .'"> eNn SON
20 shares. Conn. River Rant WV"
stock, HsTtford .......... a.sco s.eso
10 shares Hartford Co. Bank
stock, Hartford ............. l,nW lO@
50 shares Citizens Bank stock,
s%s.s,, S Sss@eSSTu, CoHn , = la" ''As
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BOOK STORE.
UlHE undersigned having again ~{1ySkz
commenced the Book business HDl8EA
in this place, would respectfully 90.
lcit a share OF patronage from the
citizens Of Evansville and its vicinity.
full assortment Of school Books, Blank Books,
Novels, Stationery, &C., always on hand.
ALso:-New Music for Piano and Guitar, Musical
Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings, &c. &c.
II Store on Main street, south side, next door TO
]. p. Byrnes. (jy20l THOS. CONJUNCTION.
Water Coolers Ice Chests and Reerigerators.
w siaeble articles. They will give you good water.
solid butter and heahful meats and vegetables; pro-
yided you buy Cooler or Refrigerator and put them
into We offer them ut manufacturers price freight
aided.
jei NBROOK CO.
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INSURANCIES.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
incorporated BY the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
PERPETUAL CHARTER



Authorized Capital One Alillisa Dollars
100000.
-o:-
OF FICE,
no. 81 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE SECOND.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE INsRUANCE, On B.iIdinss. Farni.
tufe, Merchandise, &C., generally.
MARINE INSURANCE on CARG0B and
FRRlGHTs tn all parts ofthe Weird.
INLAND INSURANCE On Goods, &C., BY
LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and LAND Car.
RIGGS, % ALL PARTS OF THE UNION, on
the most favorable tesms, consistent With 81.
GUILTY..
srArExxSr, sAsuAaH s7rH, 1857.
Investsd In Bonds and Moetuses and
0round kentss. e1ie.6e %
Invested Ia Stocks, e,oe6 90
Bills keceivAble,..... ...........,...... e,s8 g
Cash On hand. 1859 s
es7Hln sc
aassss
DIRECTORS
oxocex ". coLNApAr, formerly Ksosraer Of
Deeds, &C.. Philadelphia.
WIN. BOWERS, formerly Register Of Wills
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, firm Of Coleman Smith, I'm.
porting Hardware and Cutlery Merchants. No. II
North Third street. above Race street. Phiiadephia
JOSEPH DAT, firm Joseph Dat Son, Copperaaiths,
No. IL Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN v. MACHETTE. Firm Machesss . Raieuei.
importing Hardware Merchants. No. ia North Third
street. above Race street, PHILADELPHIA
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Firm Livinsseon Co.,
Produce u Commission Merchants. No. 80 Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
Prssi8asf.
GALEN WILSON,
Secretary,
JEREMIAH BENIN, Asest.
~0fhce, Commercial College Rooms, over J. N.
Caidwell's store, Fiat street, Evansville. Indiana
myle2m.
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LIAR CORN
= 15s :" bushels Ear orrn'' '' ale ~ = .,r,y
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IN the l.e day Of June, 1857, to the Auditor Of the
" State OF Indiana.
!. The name the Company b .sThe Phoenix Insu-
TSe swo1ni Of he Caniisi Stoch 4. I'm d1o
3. The amount Of Its Cspital Stock paid up Is 2QQ
4. The Assets Of the Company ere a. fellows. viz
pa v>l,.> Asrkss
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KY -
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recognise the Mormon from the Ameries I
which was by certain peculiar marks on
the garment which he wore next his body;
but the poor fellow, with the other eight,
had received fatal shot, and died on the
ground with his priestly robe worn next
his body. The white men were so accu-
rately described that any one acquainted
with the principal men Of the Mormon
Church, could quite readily select the
man as described by Old Pareshont and
Heap the Elk, as well as several others
equally as honest and intelligent, who
were the principal witnesses in behalf Of
the Governmet; and right here | have no
hesitation in saying who some Of them are
and were, and this | do for the benefit of
those men who may go to Utah as appion.
tees under the present Administration.
viz: William A. Hickman, Anson Call,
Alexander Mc'Ray, Ephram Hanks, Jas
W. Cummings. Edwin D. Wooley, Geo.
Peacock, Levi Abrams and-Bronson.
all of whom are in good fellowship and
standing to this day in the Church, and
although the evidence on behalf of the
Government against Eneis was clear and
conclusive, and no rebutting eVidencs, the
Mormon Jury, true to the order Of the
Holy Priesthood, found a verdict Of not
guilty. And here my dear friend, pain
full and revolving as it is, the true history
Of that scene rsquires me to say that the
evidence disclosed the fact, that several
Indian warriors crossed the Sevire river
Immediately after seeing that they had
accomplished the work for which they
were set apart, and proceeded to cut off
The legs and arms of the men while in the
agonies of death; also to scalp them and
then rifle their pockets Of their contents,
lake off their clothes and put them on
themselves. and that Eneis, then prisoner
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And bows nowhere but at his throne;
That trembles at no tyrant's nod;
A soul that fears no one but God;
And thus can smile at curse or BAN
That is the soul that makes a man.
OK SIGHT AND ON DEMAND. One OF
'Porter'S' staff is responsible for this au-
ecdote; .
John c., well known, highly re.
spected Knickerbocker. on the shady side
of fifty, a widower with FIVE children
full of fun and frolic, ever ready for a
joke-to give or take, was bantered the
other evening by Miss of twenty-five,
for not taking another wife; she urged that
he was hale and hearty and deserved a
matrimonial messmate. The Judge ac.
knowledged the fact; admitted that be
was convinced by the eloquence Of his fair
friend that he had thus far been remiss,
and expressed contrition for the fault con-
fessed; ending with offering himself to the
lady, telling her she could not certainly
reject him after pointing out TO him his
heineous offence.
The lady replied that she would be most
happy to take the situation so uniquely
advertised, and become bone of his bone
and flesh of his flesh, but there was one,
to her, serious obstacle.
WELL saws the Judge. Name it.=MY
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nz Be slow to change; for chang
hn moi nrnGt 10 dnsirnntinn


which lives upon all and defends none
LAWS or OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
I No. 76 AN ACT
To amend an act entitled ian net to reg.
ulaie the sale Of School Lands, and the
surrender of permanent leases thereto" 4"
passed April 10Th, 1889.
Section /. Be it enacted bv the Gener-
al Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
section ! 5 of the act entitled can act to
regulate the sale Of school lands, and the
surrender of permanent leases thereto y
passed April 10th, 1859, be, and the same
is hereby amended SO as to read as FL
lows:
Sec, g. (Section l5.) If any pur-
chaser or lessee shall fail to make any
payment on any tract Of land tor the
space of twelve months after the same
shall become due and payable, the audi
tor of the proper county shall forthwith
proceed to sell such tract or tracts of land,
with all the improvements thereon. at the
door of the court house, to lhe highest
and best bidder therefor, in cash-hav-
ing first given notice of the time and place
Of such sale containing . description Of
the lands, and the money due, and to be-
come due, thereon, by publishing the same
in some newspaper of general circulation
in said county for six consecutive weeks
before the day of sale; and on such sale
no bid shall be entertained for a sum
which will not be sufficient to pay all the
purchase money due the state, and all
expenses incident to such sale; and in
case said premises cannot be sold for that
amount, they shall revert to the state in
trust for said township. The court of
common pleas Of the proper county may,
on application of the trustees. as provided
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III IS 70 buTWUUNL SUCH


'Ahl Judge this is beyond your powers.
| have vowed if ever marry widower,
he MUST have ten children
Ten children!' Oh! that's nothing
says the Judge, I'll give You FIVE now.
and my notes on demand in instalmenls
for the balance Fact!
--+<~>%+--
Other Folks Eyes
We spend our income Tor paint and
paper, for hundred TITLES | know not
what, and not for the things Of man.
Our expenses are almost all for conform
iiy. 1t is for show wo run in debt: Ills
not the intellect nor the hear. nor beau
ly, nor worship that costs so much. We
dare not trust our wit for making our
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n and took out his heart while he

yet alive, and the heart SO full of blood
that it bounded on the ground after being
taken out; and not content with this, but
cut out his tongue and otherwise cut and
mangled his body.
u. - ..l
More Fuss than Feathers.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania had
the following good story among its police
reports: ...
As Mrs.. Esther Stansbury, residing in
acourt running from Race, below Sixth
street, was about to bring q bucket Of
wafer from the hydrant last night, she
found an old basket suspended from the
knob OF the front door. Putting her hand
into the basket, she felt something alive
and kicking. but so wrapped up in rags
that no farther discovery could be made
without unwrapping The object. A piece
Of paper folded like a letter, lay by the
side OF the animated bundle. Mrs. Slans-
bury Immediately returned into the house.
and by the light Of the lamp examined
the billet. 1t was directed TO her hus-
band, She tremulously broke the seal
and read as follows: .............. ...
ITO JOE STANsBURY-Sir: | send you
the. baby, which you will please take
good care Of, and bring up right, so that
II may turn out 10 be better man than
IT'S daddy. Oh, Joseph! what sly old
rake you are! Who would think that
such sober old spindleshanks could be
such o tare-down sinnerl The child is
yours-you may swear TO that. Look al
tit is Joe Stansbury all over. You
deceived me shameiully, Joe-letting on
to be a widower! But do a fathers du
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lch proceedings sh


act to take effect from its passage.
n. H. VAN VORHES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
TH0S. II. FORD;
President of the Senatss
April Sd, lG57.s
GNo "A AN ACT,
To amend an act entitled 'au act TO ens
courage the organization of Fire Cym.
panies, passed March 18th 1913.
Sec /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That any
person who is now, or shall hereafter be-
come, an acting member Of any fire en-
CINE, hook and ladder, hose. or other COM
pany for the exiinguishment of fire, or
the protection of property atfires, now ex-
ising, and under the control Of the cor
porale authorities of any city or incorpo-
rated town within this State. or of any
such company which shall hereafter be-
organized under, and subject TO, the au-
thorities of any city or town as aforesaid.
shall, during the time he may continue
an acting member of such company, be.
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What Makes a MANI
This question has been very effeclually
and POLITICALLY answered in the following
Notnumerous years. norlengtbened life
Not pretty children and wife;
Z Not pins and canes and fancy rings,
Nor any such like trumpery things;
Not pipe, cigar nor bottled wine,
Nor liberty with kings to dine;
Not coat nor boots, nor yet hat,
A dandy vest or trim cravat;
Not houses, land or golden ore,
Nor all the world wealth laid in store
Not Mr., Rev., Sir nor Squire.
With titles that the memory tire;
Not ancestry. traced back to Will,
Who went from Normandy TO kill;
Not Latin, Greek nor Hebrew lore,
Nor thousand volumes rumbled DER;
Not judges robe, nor mayors mace;
Nor crowns that deck the royal race
These all united never can
Avail 10 make a single man.
A truthful soul loving mind,
Full Of affection of its kind;
A spirit firm, erect and free,
That never basely bends knee;
That will not bear feathers weight
OF slavery's chain, for small or great; /;
That truly speaks from God within.
And never makes league with sin;
That snaps the fetters despots make,
And loves the truth for its own sakcj
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GfAdvertisements inserted at the usual rites.
EFAll advertisements not having the number oI
insertions marked on them, will be continued unit
forbid, and charged accordingly. -....
Judge Drumm Ond,s TIE stimOny IN al
the M OrmOns Murdered Capt. Gun-
niSOn! ...... ............. ...-..'. ..
The widow of the murdered Capt. Gun
nison wrote on the 18th inst. 10 Judge
Drummond. late Of Utah, saying:
have Just finished your letter of resig
nation to the Attorney General, and see
confirmed by you the impression have
always held myself that the Mormons
were the directors of my husbands muir.
der; notwithstanding, l have both from
Brigham Young and Darlington. received
the kindest letters of coincidence, &c.)
Parden me. then, my dear sir. for thus
intruding myself upon you. But if you
can find the leisure you would confer a
lasting favor upon us by giving US the
particulars Of such information as you
have CLEANED. .
The Judge replies at length through the
Chicago Press, and the circumstances
connected with the murder that he mar
rates as follows: ...-
In the month of November, A. D. 1858,
Capt, Gunnison and eight others { one Of
whom was Mormon) were murdered on
the Sewer River in Utah Territory, and
the report was quite current that they
were murdered by the Indians; subse-
uuently, at session Of the Grand Jury in
Juab County, Utah Territory, Hon. John
F. Kinney presiding. twenty six Indians
of the Parvante Tribe we're indicted for
the said murder, and by some arrange
ment between Col. E. ]. Steptoe Of the U.
s. Army and Kanash, the Chief of the
Pavante Tribe Eight Indians (some Of
whom were Squaws and one old blind In
dian man) we're put upon their trail for
murder at Nephi City, and strange to say,
Mormon Jury found the Indian warriors
not guilty, and as against the old crippled
and measurably blind Indians, three in
number, found a verdict of man slaugh-
tel, and they were sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the penitentiary of Utah,
being the full length of time prescribed
by the statute for such offences. These
verdicts and the finding of the juries un-
der the law and the evidence, SO woun.
ded and mortified Judge Kinney that bic
at once adjourned The court, unavoidably
coming to the conclusion that there was
false dealing somewhere, and in fact not
only he but Col. Steptoe, Gen. Holman,
the Government Attorney, Hon. Garland
Hurt, the Indian Agent Of the Territory,
Capt. James B. Leach, the mail contrac-
tor between San Diego in California and
Salt Lake City, and Columbus L. Craig.
all of whom we're cognizaut Of the iu1u-
ences broughtto bear on the trial, arrived
| =. IL oo.nl,einp thaf the N
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er dotted an but once in his life, and
that was in fight with contemporary.
EEA deaf man had used the new rem,
- ! 4
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able TO hear Of the death of relative in
South America, leaving him something
handsome.
Have YOU got a sister? Then love
and cherish her with holy friendship.-
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If you have no sister of your own. we
advise you to love somebody else's sister
- BdrdStOtCH Gazette.
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cheap, and three times as good for diges-
ton. ....
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5ntkG0l1 Standard,
OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL BLOCK. OVER
BENNETT g. co's.t BANK Sd, STORY.


I'D e. aa TERMSs
I'm Advance, S1,OO. otherwise, $3.50
GJ'These terms will be rigidly adhered TO-.
GrTo insure discontinuaHce at the end Of the
time subscribed for, all arreangeS must be paid,
and ,,nsiiiun iireeIions nitnn 10 thnt effect =
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0Wg EIPT5SS.
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@May your coffee and slanders
anainst vnn hn nNnr nlikn - rril hnnt
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hate no girls to claim their attention; for
they can get TO bed early Sunday nights
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U4AJDEN IT,
providing for the punishment Of crith4s;"
passed March seventh, eighteen hundred
and thirty five, be amended so as TO read
as follows; Section a. That if any per-
son shall, in the night season, wilfullyS
maliciously, and lorcibly break and ts'cr
into any dwelling house, kicless sgokc
house, shop, Office, storeboasn Ksrs
house maL-house, slill-house NH. Dots
terry, factory, water craft school house!
church or meeting house, barn or stable.
with intent 10 kill, rob, commit rape, or
with intent to steal property If any value
or to commit any deed made criminal by
this act, or the act TO which Ills is amend
atory; every person so offending shall be
deemed guilty Of burglary, and upon con.
yiction thereof, shall be imprisoned in The
peniIentiary, and kept at hard labor not:
more than ten. nor less than one year.
Sec 2. That the original section four:
teen ofthc act aforesaid be and the samss
is hereby repealed.
N. II. VAN VORHE, i,
Speaker Of the House of RpprescI
THos. II. FQAe.er hay
President of twt invent
Dated April 81, 1857. "a, when
T No 7o1 AN ACT. )
Further TO preserve the purillI 70 st ,t u
Sec. /. D :. enacted by The General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That evoa
ry person who. on oath or affirmation, .inT
or before any court within this State. or
officer authorized to administer oaths,
shall, to procure or acquire the right 10
vote therein, for himself or any other per-
son, willfully and corrupdy depose. affirm.
or declare any matter TO be fact, knowing
the same to be false; or shall, in like man.,
ner, deny any matter 10 be fact, knowing
the same to be true, every person so Of
tending shall be deemed guilty of perju-,
ry, and on conviction thereof shall be i'm.
plisoned in the penitentiary and kept at
hard labor, not more than FIVE nor less,
than one year. This act shall apply to,
all proceedings to procure any paper or
papers Of naturalization. and every such
willful and corrupt falsehood, deposed,
or declared, on oath or affirma. 7
tion, in the manner before stated; iin,anw
such proceedings shall be Eeld and taken
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under a cart wheel !!
This is all of the above 'mazing story
we shall publish in the Express. Peters
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Nmos GARDEN The performances 10 commence
with series OF extraordinary tight rope est this evening,
after which those renowned pantomimss the Ravels
70 appear In their charming pieces entitled The Con
uabsndst' and Banco, or the Magic sword"
Burrows THEATRE The patrons OF this elegant, com
modious and finely ventilated establishment are still
lavishns their appreciation upon the exquisite spectacle OF
the Nalad Queen, In which Messrs Fisher and Setche
and Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport enact the chief parts
w.IIAux's.-Ms Eliza Logan is 70 take q benefit AMI
bid farewell 10 her enthusiastic admirers IN the character
OF Julia, In the "Hunobback," this evening. As this
simple announcement will Of itself be sufficient 70 Oil the
house 70 Overlooking II ia unnecessary TO say more.
OLYMPIC In order TO crafty large numbers Of the mrh
loving community the management here have consented
70 give an entertainment this afternoon 10 consist Of the
happy Man. "To Parents and Guardians" and Mother
and Child are Doing Well" In the evening those universal
favortes the Pet Of the Peucoas" and cine Toodes,'
are 10 be played
American hUsEvN.-White's serensders appear 10 be
having quite Jolly time this great depot OF wonders
They are 70 furnish great number OF songs and dances
This afternoon and evening. Go and enjoy the fun.
GsoRGs CHRgrY AND wooD's MrvsrsErs continue 10
fairly coin money through the medium OF their very
comica songs, peculiar dances whmical jokes and the
admirable burlesque entitled "rbe Magician" which 10
having fine run
BRyAS1's NSrsErs, az usual issue capital programme
for saturday night and will be requisite for their friends
10 90 early " they derre seat standing room.
The famous "shsksperesn RcadiDgs are stu on the ls