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ID The steamship Prince Albert sailed from
New York for Galway, on Saturday, with 2i6
passengers and 400 tons Of cargo, to open the new
line. A demonstration was got up on the occa-
sion Of her departure by several Irish and Amer
lean citizens. A steamer escorted her down the
bay As far as the Highlands, having a band of
music on board, and firing 200 guns, which were
returned by the Prince Albert
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" Intelligence has reached New Orleans of
the loss of the steamer Poydrass, which found
cred at sea on the 29th ult. She belonged to the
Tehauntepec Company. Whether any lives
were sacrificed or not is as vet unknown, but the
reports received state that all believed to have
been saved.
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IL All that remains of the cable has been Sc
cured by Tiffany Co., Of New York, who pro-
pose to cut 1t up into pieces Of four inches in
length, and mount them with brass ferules, ac-
comPanying each piece with a certificate of its
genuineness. The price will be fifty cents single,
or twenty Ave dollars per hundred. Messrs. w all
Il Stevens in this city have pieces for sale.
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ID The marvellous story about a woman in
Evansville, o., who, as the veracious newspa-
pers aver, was seasonably delivered one day of
two cnildren-whch process was repeated three
days afterwards, and was again renewed the
next day thereafter-thus figuring up entire
quintette requires, with some doubters, what is
called confirmation.
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to return In about six weeks. She Was 10 b
at st. Paul dc Loando early In October The
Marion was cruising on Che south cost. -
A new MILITARY Posr.-The Secretary Of
the Interior has addressed to the War Depart
mont communication proposing the estab-
iishment of q new military post at Washita
village, for protecting against the Camancbes
the northern frontiers of Texas and the Indian
reservation west of Arkansas This post i,
strongly recommended y Col, Rector, the In.
dian Superintendent for that country, and its
establishment would supersede the necessity
of posts at Fort Belknap and Camp Cooper.
The U. S. FRIGArE SABINE will sail from
New York to-day for the Brazil squadron, to
relieve the ST. Lawrence, which vessel went in
commission in September, 1856, and is now of
course two years out. The Sabine is to be the
nag ship of the squadron, which is commanded
by Commander Thorburn. She has a crew of
four hundred sailors and fifty marines
VERY ILL.-The numerous friends of Lieut
Schermerhorn will regret to learn that the fol-
lowing dispatch to friend of his, in this city,
was received on Saturday last:
Boston, A ugust 81, 1883.
DEAR SIR: Lieut. Schermerhorn Is no better.
being very Ill, indeed. His brother is with him
APPOINTMENT. Ii. Cain, Of Washington
Territory. has been appointed Indian Agent
to reside at Vancouver, Washington Territory.
He is said to be we'll acquainted with Indian
affairs in that country, having spent the last
four years among them.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BLACK ha wing left the
city on Saturday afternoon for Somerset coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, for a short season of recrea-
ton, las We have before stated was his inten-
| tion0 the duties of his post will be conducted
| during his absence by his assistant. Mr. meal.
| NUT.
RURALIzING.-The Presidents Private Sec
rotary, j. B. Henry, Esq, left the city on Sat-
| urday for short visit to the vicinity of Lake
| George.
TIE WEArHIR.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IHtelligsncer, under the caption " What
tits to be Democrat" clips from the Sonthside
Democrat and National Argus n couple Of
e1positions of the Democratic creed, to each Of
which it takes many and various exceptions.
The Union says it cannot agree with Senator
Green in his opinion as to the proper course to
be pursued by the Democratic party in relation
to Senator Douglas.
The Union further remarks that Mr. j. T.
Headiey has gone over to the Eepablfcsns |;
and in another article notices that Col Curtiss,
Republican candidate for Congress in Iowa,
goes in for the purchase of the Frazer river
mines By the General Government.
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ID During the storm on Wednesday, fishing
boat, with eight persons on board, capsized in
the lake, fifteen miles from Milwaukee, four of
whom were drowned. The balance were res
cued by the steamer Traveller
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III The cotton crop accounts from nearly every
section, received at New Orleans, are very favor.
able. In Alabama especially the plant is said to
be doing better than at any former time
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IL Shillington, Odeon Building, corner of
Four-and- hal street and Pennsylvania avenue,
sends US the Atlantic Monthly and the Knicker-
booker for September, as also Ages Railroad
Handbook
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u party Of ambitious young men left Phil
adslphia yesterday morning, for Frazer river, the
new Ell Dorado, in search of the yellow dust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-23

u Business in Cairo, Ill, assumes brisl
appearance again, and freight Is moving soutf
with great dispatch.
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IL The health Commissioners Of New York
have declared Charleston to be an Infested port.
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T ONG RTH,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
=, N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

This Brandy has been manu- "a ctur~d for several
yeirs rom the Pure JuIoe of the Catawba Grape.
t9us snosains saatIonii esideace Of the progress
ability to produce ar 10 - at hon. esua 10 tbose
made by any other ma ion, ~
The OHIO CATAwBA BRANDY not only
eaa.is put but sxoeis the best Imported Brandi-s m
purity and nsvor. lt 10, In fact, the best Brandy
Known This ststement ia fully oorroborated i, ne
CCsrrlhca'es OF our most distinguished anslytical
uJ- 4. as sure Remedy for Dytpspsis, Fla'u-
,enqHy, Tramp Cholic, Lanr nor, Lo. Spirits. Gene
nt Dehiiiy. DC. No family thouId be without it.
IL ns-sH prIoe 81 IS per hottie.
s. N. Pike has appointed DA MI. b CLARKE,
Druggist and Phi -macegtiEt. corner Of Pa avenue
and ~ street, Sole Agent for the District, where
de,iers and customers wIii please forward their
orooTs. SuN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-23

The WONDER VI WASHINGTON Is
GIBBe'S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform
ng Amoet miracles IN covering up Bald h eads and
euYtug I'll SoAlD Diseases. ise-6n
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
No. 49, r. Street.
CHARLES II. NORTON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
The eleventh ye,r Of this Institu ton will COM
msncs on the second Monday Of September 1855
Inc course OF study. aided by Lectures and Appa-
rafus, Is thorough and extensive.
Circulars cont'i lining full PARTICULARS, o. be or
dence of the Principal. su "a, colin
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We take pleasure in announcing that We have
made arrangements for limited supply of the sres
Gable, " hIch 10 SO much in demand as rsilc. Or
ders will re received, ard will be SO Id In inch pieces
or suoh quantities as persons may desire nj reas-
onabe prices The demand il nov so great that il
II with difficulty Il can be procured.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
SO Pa. avenue. betw. sth and 10th sts
au 25-6t (IHteid Statesl
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MCuRsIoIs, PIC NIU, o. u,
GRAsO Moos skkIyaESsEEx EXCURSION TO

mCUkS10N, HlO 1lC0, 6e.toh
GRANO Moos skkyMTxFFx EXCURSION TO
/ The YonnG Men Of WAshinston, 6soYgeoGUuQ
and Alexanor. ., having chartered the
rev, svIft and eommodious steamer
. GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
10 the shove delightful Retreat,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, August 18th.
y ,kets afmlttlnsa Gent eman and Ladi,s sii
Children, . cents.
No disrern'ahle or disorderiy ohars,tsrs will Be
allowed on the boat.
A superior Band of Music has been engaged
Pers ..ns DESTROYS Of going leave their na nos
9TH wm. Noy es. next to Milburn's DRUG store,
Willard Hotel. and MI or Bawsell, sc City Post
,Irhoe. WasnIpgton and with Han. e. Anoerson.
Esa.. AZ I'm o. L ne Once and ct the once Of VIM.
AIl-Tt King. Ess., Georgetown.
'nston 81 81; Navy Ward AZ 7; and Alexandra at
ia O'Clock and return ats reasonable hour. ausItG
passengers at each. an s. did
TEE ASSOCIATED BOoK-BiNDERs
FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
AtARLlNGTON, on TUESDAY, Aurust 2tth.
, Nc pains nor expense will he spared TO make this
TIE Dest Plc Nc OF the season. We r.
VIII refer the public 10 the excursion EsAasazN
ghlcn We gave Tor what we ntendo1
gstsd.
GentIemen's Tickets. 81 cents; Ladies' Tich cts,
cents to be had on the boat and st Ellis's Music
store, Rldenours Conf ctloneTy. and Chas. Ander-
sons Book srd Stationery Store.
Tbs boats Will leave 4th street bridge At ~ q.
from the Spring at al hours during the day.
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FINE FAMILY HORSE FOR sALE.-The
u undersigned offers for sale ono of the ~
finest an hest looking family HORSES in IN
the District He is a grey. perfectly sound ia
and gentle, and can be driven in any kind of harness.
PERSONS wishing for such anImsi will find him at
Dorsey g. Cooks Stables, on 9Th street. and the
price at WM r. BAfLi =, Penn. ave ne, he
tween llth and 18th streets an 21-eost
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to return in about six weeks. She Was to b
at st. Paul dc Loando early In October. The
Marion, was cruising on the south cost. -
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B / r ID 8.
This way. gentleman. if you ~
~ - -abt so-oething nee The VA, Of r ISH
FLESH. orFOWL. You can get WOOD
Duck. In The Fish line name I'M pa.t-Sbeer head
fresh Msck-Iel Hog Fish. Perch. Rock. &C In
. ei-bsrd trsbs. Oysters, Clam. Also, Green
the above de icaces can he four d at
]. d. HAMMACK'S
Restaurant, No sOs and 96 Pa avenue,
IA -lM three doors above Wlsnds' hotel.
NEW FLOUR, hrst of the season from Ray 4
! Y Bros Arlington Mills. for sale h-
SHEkELL MILLER,
ia Penn. ave nue., sdjoit ing
au u-I AnkWosQ house,
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Just received, cargo of Lyken's valley COAL.
Cnal to equal this. Also on hand the best eusIity
OF all other kinds Of Coal which We are selling low
Our stock OF WOOD Is now oomn,'et. w.oe.,
advances on cost.
Also, on hand, a choice lot Of bakers Pine Wood.
WANDER Il STEWANT
Ofhce-cOrner H and 18th streets
au 2Sw fard-l2th street And Canal
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNkRsHIP.
The firm of Muller q CUNNINGHAM is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Thos W. rllIler
being authorised to collect all debts due said
Ana settle ali claims AGAINST said concern,
GHAS. w. CUNNINGHAM,
THOMAS w. MILLER.
III HAVING BOUGHT C. w. CUNNING
nslns interest IN the concern formerly known as
MLner &C Cunningham. my friends and the public
kenelaiy are Informed that will still carry the
onsiness at the old stand, No. 2lS Penn. avenue
where Plumbing and Gas Fitting and all work in
my line VIII be faithfully attended to.
an rs 50 THOS. w. MILLER.
II + ROSE Blu ID 3 c q d l.
Il Will be opened September s. 1855.
No. 81 Hish street. GeOrgstoirH. ID. c.
MISS p. A. BRINK, PRINCIPAL.
Prof. J. l.. sCHf LII,
Tescher of Music and D. awning.
Trims PER QuAnrKR:
English branches commenoed 49,. -. a. 90
Advanced. ............. ----- ----.---..... %
Higher English branches 90
EilirOldery .........-...-... U
hair fiOwen :-...--.--.-....... 90
Ornamental l.. ather Wo'k On
Tissue Paper FIowers-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2N
Grt cisn Oil Painting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Drawlns r...------- $1,000. ...-....----- 90
TOT ute " rIhho. - 60
Music at Professors' prices. 81 = On Is sts
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
WI WASHINGTON.-The steam -l
er THOMAS COl.LYER runs reg SkAk~H
uIarly every Tuesday and FrIdsy &c., y
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington leavsue
the wharf, at the foot of 9Th street, at W a. n re-
turning about ~ .. IN. Fare 81. u6'n
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OFFICE, CITY HALL,

%CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
lhS Housekeepers breaking up are respectfully
informed that we are At all tImes prepared to bu
their entire stock of household effects TN large OF
BONTZ COOMBS,
du SIM No. $50 7th St, bet. I and K
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LOST AND FOUND,

e = REWARD.-Straye ed or stolen on Thursdsy
Cc 9Th instant. GRAY MARE. She n
has q dark mark on left side Of her face IN
m re or less flea bitten. The above reward ga
VII De given Tor her, or any Ibf~rmatIon that may
rdh 70 her recovery. w. q. WILLIAMS,
au zS-St' No. IS 18th street west.
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ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED large co.lec
w tlon of ALRU Ms, Of the newest 'styls of
binding snd Embellishments. large and SINAI, . z- g.
ornamented with plain and colored engravings Ia
scopes. flowers md vIsnettes, Gilt and araUesque
and fancy -colored ca and morocco findings inside
OF the finest hOt-pressed and fancy oolored letter
paper, which we cfer al unusually low prices
TAYLOR & MAURY,
au 23-S BOOksellera SS4 Pa avenue
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TNEW BUILDING ASSOCArION.-A
~ meeting of the above Association will be
held on MONDAY EVENING, August cSd at g
O'Clock, IN the W Arlington Select school room
corner of 10th and streets. Subscribers 10 n, ok
will please be prompt in ATTENDANCE, as the consti-
tuition will DC presented for adoption, and election
stock invited to attend. an a-st
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a. 100 Barrels Family Superfine for sale by
. noy2l - : GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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Poplar Shingles.

$4,000 daaiy roRtAG ast sIseEEs Ts.s7ss of S6s s t
sale at 80 10 per NJ. JOHN y. CLOVER
nov3S-lm Cor. Main and Seventh streets
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4rg PLAN OF THE LOTTERY #s
The Numbers from to $1,000. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printe on separate SIP
paper. enccled with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel. --.k
The first @ Prizes, similarly printed and encircei,
are placed in another wheel. ..---.
The wheels are then revolyed, and number is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time 4
Prize is Drawn from the other wheel; The anber and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Comm the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn This opera
ton srepeaiel until an the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes two preceding ard
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the hrst
Prizes will I've entitled to the 2s Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. 112i0 draws the
400 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll25l
and l1252 will each be entitled TO 500. 1T Ticket No
$50 draws the s 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5ie
5G a5 $50, will each e entitledto s5o and SO on ac
corilinC to the abDve scheme.
The 1000 Prizes Of s20 will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number that drawsthe 900 Prize For
example, If the Number drawing the $50 600 Prize ends
with No. 1, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends i'm will be entitled to SEQ II the Number ends
with No y then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in will he entitle ed to so, and so on To Q.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the Following
rates. which is the risk: n
Certi6cate OF Package oflo Whole Tickets. .....ss
10 Half 90 &C
l0Quarter f ........ %
HtUIt+h
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L. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

4 CiI~Ilh Il EVANSVILLE, Paducah and
80 -FzxzSlsd Cairo Packet j. III. DONE, D..
Heron commander, leaves
Evansville every Monday and Thursday az - O'Clock
VI arriving at Padueah al o'clock A. NJ, Cairo at l2
O'Clock Tuesday and Friday. Returning, leaves Cairo
every Tuesday and Friday at 7oelock P NJ. and Pa
ducah every Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock, \.
NJ, connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and
Crawforsrille Railroad, and Packets for Green Rive
also connecting at SmitllaBd With Cumberland River
Packets and az Paduclh wifi Tennessee River Pack
cts; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Lon
Packets. Tickets can be obtained board the boat for
: yoIksbots copy. sIn.
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FOR LOUISVILLE

c-Sl THE fle packet steamer III
Fl7oyIStsh, tM0ND, Capt UoLcRaFr, vii
Il regularly between Evans
:. -.---.,,- - vile and louisville leaving
Evansville every Wednesday aIId Saturday. 60
oossu r-f a. e. Pc. 0'RILEY, < CO. 4
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~ AILS--3Ga kegs superior nails, assorted .;,,,
WHEELER pIc,s
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FARES.

For any Information or through tickets apply
Company's Transportation Office, head OF Locust stree
Evansville. I-H
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COSMOPoLITAN ART UNION.
a HAVE + now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal forsthe
n new ye-, Tor iuspectiOp, aud am prepQred to re,
ceive the Subscriptions for year, and show the ex
tra indUceent oherNi ths season. Call and see IT,
-- E.J. D0BBLL, Hon'y Sccy.
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In ordering Tickets or Certitic ates. enclose
the money our address for the Tickets or1erea, on
receipt OF which they will he forwarded by first mall
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
NAV desigrate. ~
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
fy- Pnrrl,1sefs wili please write their signatures
plain and givethcir Post Office, County and State
So Rem member that every Prize is drawn and paya
bic in full without deduction. zFl =
sE- All prizes ot 81 efe and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days. .-l
All communications strictly confidential.
Address 0rlers for Tickets or Certificates to -rs..
s. SWAN. X CO-,Augusta. Ca
- Persons residing nesrs MONTGOMERY, Alabama,
or Atlanta, Georgia, can have tieir orders hlet, and
time, by addressing s. Swan Co., at either OF
those cities.-&u. SOL - ,
ss.E list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one "
entelto, viii he published after every drawing, in
the following papers:--Augusta Geo. lConsttuton-
ast, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta futell gencer,
New York Weekly Day Rook, SaYann1h Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and Pauldng
(NissD Clarion.
dec29.
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EBAPER AND PERFUMERY.- .-...t. ..f.
An assortment OF Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Paper Also, Bears Oil Rose Oil, and Coiogns
seTt24 ..-+ .-.r - ~ PRESTON BROS.
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COAL ZOE SALE

NABhaVc on hanf and are cansfanti- receiving
80 coal of an excellent quality from up tht canal
which we viii deliver in any part ~ the city at fOc.
onlers len At James i4aaHhns warehouse or al the
office Of Ndthu kIwley viii j., InNnntIv attended To-
ROWLEY & AMoRY.
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EVANsvIrLE! & ICRAWFoRDsvILLR
ALL DAD

or Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Indian
spoiis and the East
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 2srd, 1856.

nN and after TITS date, tie Mali passe t;n ;,i
" leave Evansville at 8 o'clock ana 20 ninrtcs p
NJ, making close connection at Nincennes with trains
East and West on the Ohio md Mississippi Railroad for
Louisville CINCINNATI, 81. Louis and Cairo and arrive
at Terre Hsute at a:l0P. NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains FOR Indianapolis Cleveland and the
East, and for hicago and Central illinois,
-RETURNING-leave Terre Haute at 400 p NJ
Yjncennes at I.2s, and arrive at Evansville a, lO:tS
Freight trains with passenger car atacheD run as
follows: Leave Evansville at 6:l0 A. NJ, Arrive at
Tere Haute at i:so 7. NJ, Leave TerTe ane at C:i0
A. NJ, Arrive at Evansville 40 z. NJ.
-iE sld5 alia Iei, FARES. t1l. t
To LouisviIle. ......ss 90 To st. Lous...... SC 30
Ctncinnat: .,bul = Cairo. %
lndianapolis..-s . . Chicago 20
:. Cleveland la 80 .. Pittslrrg. :.....l7 %
6 Buffalo. --....Ia 20 a" Philadelphia. 20
ss New York .,--, - 80 t Baitimore-..... % 15
Boston........ 60 sol Washington. 2.
For any information or through tickets apply
Company Transportation Offices head Of Locust stree
Evansville. ~ re -.
JOHN INGLE,
-l1-f EE -lllt-t Superintendent
rF- Henderson Commercial, Nit, Vernon Adyocste
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Registertske ou
former advertisement and cory. .l sd3ED noyss.s
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
BURG PACKET. ta. tf.f.t.s

vUNrIE Canal Boat wAsnING- css5S,s--Iyy,.s,syt
d TON, Al. lrTz, NasteT, viii
SPl NJ. For feietit or passage apply board or to
.either ofthe warehouses. Is .-eS-h Cd tseptleu
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r,cu sATI,npay JANUARY I.
PLAN OF THE LOTrERY. ~

5,4O0 Prizes amounting to ......".. S32O,O 900
Whole Tickets 80; Halves s.; Quarters s,E.-
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WABASH pACKET-KATE sARCHET.

4 CIT-slk - T.sE steamer KATE sARCH-
T.s-.-EsTi j EI-will run regularly from
- 80 vansvile in the Wabash trade
during the winter, long as the river shall he
navigahle. Shippfrs may rely on her making regu
ir trips, and the strictest attention being given 10
their orders. - "a r-;t La 81 nov lS-tf
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a. I.AsA- LIS
TIrsP.ATT9 49, BILLs
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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12
For CIRCUIT CLERK.

*.*We are authorized to announce T. M.
james as a candidate for Circuit Clerk at the en-
suing election, $3.50
e." We are authorized to announce ThOs. M
Blackwell as a candidate for Circuit Clerk at the
ensuing election. HFSn
r-S5e We are authorized to announce WIN. l..
BASKIN as a Candidate for Circuit Clerk at the
ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce the nam
of l.. FITZHUGH as Candidate for Circuit
Clerk at the ensuing election.
Ev' We are authorized to announce
William Barton as candidate for Circuit Clerk
at the ensuing election
E1L. NJ. Burks is a candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk. Election LIST Monday in
October, next. Not subject to any caucus what
ever.