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GREAT BRITAIN The great steamer Levi
athan mas bcen pushed To within Elk feet oi
the extremity Ui the launching ways She
would await the high tides ut the end Vi
January to hat her.
Middling qualities Of cotton show dc
cline Ui lSd.
Breads uifs continue dull and declining.
PryisiOus quiet.
Money IN irkct slightly easier. The rates
Of discount had been reduced to D per cent.
ATTACK on ruE EMPEROR OF FRANCE. A
despatch To the r,ur-, evening Of l4th, says
that the Emp,rur Napoleon was fired ut
while entering the Italian Opera. ut hall.
past u'cloc~ that evening. Some persons
in the street were wounded. The Emperor
showed himself To the people at the doors OF
the Opera Tho house received HIM with
enthusiastic cheering. lie remained till the
end OF the Opera, and on his re urn home ut
midnight he was hailed by tho enthusiastic
cheering of an Immense multitude who were
waiting IN the streets
The Moniteur IF the 18th says, on their
M,jeslics arriving at the Open, three explo.
slOhs coming lrOh hollow prOlcctiIes Were
heard. \ considerable number oil person,
who were stationed before the theatre, in
Guiding thu soldiers Ut the escort, were woun'
dcd, two oi them were MORALLY wounded
/ rds hat oi thu Emperor Was pierced 10y n
prieci,le, an General Roquet, aId.dc c.,ml
vi lnc Eupcr'r, WAS Slightly "oand d !" ia,
neck. Two ioJtIien were also woanjti
ana one Vi the horses in the Enperor's car
r,age Was killed, and . carriage broken b,
prvjcctlles. Tue latest dispatches ray tina
sky ersons We're wounded and TREE killc,
by lnrec shells which were thrown at Tie
Ealer.r carriage. the co"spiraiors ar
laiL,,is, AID many arrests have been made
the E.np ~ AMI Enpres' sud'r'd nothing
rom tho event. AID on the following ia!
{ c, attended solemn NJ .ss, accompanied b..
the Ministers Ui State.
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consent Of this government. During IN In
teryiew between u friend of Walker, and u
Cabine. NJ mister. when an allisnct with
Mexico and the conquest OF Cuba was pro.
pvseJ, the Minister said "lf you 20 this,
means shall not be lacking to carry out the
enterprise"
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LIST OF LETTERS

II ID i OC LIZ l Elm
DEMAlNiNG uncaned Tor in the Post oihc'
~ Bi idrivid, February let, 1905
II. Persons calling foe these letters Will pleas
>ay they are advertised
Adam. I'M Harmon VIM
a'I.n II, Jvbn Haisy WIN Jr
49, "a ] ukius X .chaei
B,wden A.bion kiiho"ii .oseph'"e
B6yani inr, huoy hin'""" "I
n,nwu Amelia Laue Miss y
R,,,,h,m Euzai.eth Mrsl1ad George
Kn,wu Ellen Li,'Dy Joseph II
Bryant Ellen Lenagh"u ra'i'eA
n,,rvPH . Lane Roxaunah
Bari.l, lchabod L,bby SARAH "
R,,..L xvi Locke William
Rn,v,n lanes More X M
,,,y.,,,o McCany Rachel
B.ins,au Marcia Mcfarland Ma1a
49,, pL,bo Mciniire John II
49, sa,uhE Masvu Frances ID
Ba,ileu hoppin Murch Iohn
Buwden Hubbard Z March Ea "n
,,,nh sarah Ma.on Elizabeth
S,n,., suphla Murphy Bridget
I.iarI Ru.e Marshall Z q
Csver,y Moses Maybury ABBY
Carr Elbridse u Patterson nomas
Cieaves Emra P'oc'or
,:vrser hnela II rafs"s
| , .,,.uIrr Albert Page Lydia NJ
| C,,,,tDrd Aldans s Piper hiram
C,J, AIy,h Parish Lucy NJ
DAVIS Aiinira hos' E"e"
Urniieit Hannah Il hu"n.i Isaac
Davis Hannah ID h.eoius Louena
Dunning Margaret shaw be'sey
Douglass w NJ Capt Smith Chines
t.dsrco,nb Periey u Stevens
Eastman Mary Z sawyer En-
Em,r,,,,, Beui.nin Mrs Seavey Elizabeth
Foster Llzzle Shags hruy
r,,,, N ,uuyC S,nIin Reb,cca
Inyy MARY Smith Sam
f., Mar, IA S,liih WIN A
Fteits Abigail S,'ii'h Wn
It,,ssIumaB Ta,ksr = A
t;.,I m C.iharine Thompson Frances G
t;,s,d !. IN Cha,lrs F Th.n,Ias Jo>-pn ID
t;uI,llb xail E,lzabelh Thompson Joseph
Ms Z, Di,eils Iei,beiis
Uol.I,l, v ait Francis Vrrreil Lyinau T
Ii,ren John Wsrd MafS.iei
tin, Ducy We, mouth Mary d
li",iIlau Mary MiiJes Ch"h,sr
Ham Martha Z wright Chai'es
Hooper Ms No 9 Pep Wells Frances
i.,u,i,uu Miriam Wmslow Julia
Ham Pauiiua
JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster
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T. I r. Il /!

At Court Of Probate held at Portland, within
and for the County Of cumberland, Oh The third
Tuesday 81 January, 10 the year VI our Lord
eighteen hu dred sn J fiiy.right:
UPWARD L BOURNE, Judge of Probate for
lain instrument purporing to lie the last will snd
testament Of Abigail E.ner.on, late Of Krunebank,
IN said County Of York, deceased, having pre-.
ssnied the same for Probate:
II WAS ORDEnED, That the said Executor give
noIce 10 sll perrOas Interested by causing notice
~ be pulllshed three weeks, successfully, In the
Un"n aud Eastern Journal ~ Biddefbri, ihst
they may appear At = PrDb.'e Court 10 be held si
said Portland, oa The ihiri Tue.dsy of February
next, st ten VI the clock In The forenoon, and show
Cause, II any they have. why the said instrumeu,
should not he proved, approved, sud allowed ss
the last will aud testament Of said deceased.
3wj WILLiAx O. BARRows, Judge.
true copy-Atest, AARos B. hoLDEs, Register.
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OxYoESArrp BlrrIM. THIS remedy for
Dy.lrl,ia, winch astonishes AL who have
ussd II, by ito instantaneous and almost in''
r,culous effect, has obtained distinction
and popularity beyond any medicine We
have ever known.
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LIMINGTON ACADEMY.

THE SPRING TERM uf this Institution vii.
i co,n,rruce va Moai,y fep'u,rv 2!i, aud
,Uuiinue eleven we-s.. under The Instruct loo u
W. u L.Rp, A N, lis f''nirr P'i",psl.
For cin,ular. &C any tur,i.e, Particular, inquire
y, the Pnncipsi O6 vi the S-sieisry.
ISAAC L MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Lining,ua, Jan. "a. los. sS
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Latest from Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. %.
Steamship Canada arrived irom Liverpool,
10th
On Sunday, the 18th. at IL a. NJ stoPp
ed OF Cork aud look Oh board the mails aud
slxty.,ix passengers from the disabled steam-
.hip ARIEL. The Ariel put back with her
main shaft broken. aud arrived at Cork,
Jan Is.
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NOTICE.

,s Iss,scvs s.I Cass.A.y 81 Ls~. u.drr
,sr am VI A,,lsSs& G.s<sses. sad wiil s,irsd
a, III Lu.isr.s spps.p.,si~ o Their vs'l~s.k's
\. cSss. h<r~sosoS~ 1ysp.rd ny U Ass.EIoH
:. Xsrrss NATHAN ID APPLkTUh.
JOHN n 0OODESOW.
Al6vd, Mach "a. iss7. -- ~
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O Y L e 3 s =.

r'hE lx.' place io buy ,our oysters 10 nj Free.
4 n,.u's ,stef rs.sa upI-'-,,e The Ss.O tt.sise.
Fr.h U, siers al ~ rcnls per { isSa 81 10 ar
sallos sa'd. WM. p fkEEdAN.
Avs
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IIorsE. Mr.. Hickman, (dem said he
differed with the President on hls Kansas
policy, which is u violation Of declared
principle IN the X .ns,lS Nebraska Act. To
ssk hun tusuppOrt the Lcompton CUnstitu-
ton would be to insult hlm by casting sLs-
plcion on his integrity. H. might stand
llour, but he would not part with his free
thoughts Iur a throne.
the attempt made to force the Lsc1mpton
Constitution on IN unwilling people by force
Or fraud, would induce hIm to resist it,
lie strongly denounced the frauds and i'm.
Positions On the people Of Kansas. slavery
having hen fastened on them in bold deli
ancc ., their s,crei rights lie eom,nentel
severely on the LscOmpton fraud.
Mr. Sherman spoke in same manner. II
an vndcayvr Is made to force the Lecomptuu
Constitution ON them. Il must h. by the
strength OF arms, for ever aspiration oi liber.
~ will he against such an attempt.
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WAT SONS
SEWING MACHINE.
BOYD'S IMPROVEMENT!

THE Subscribers, having purchased The exelu.
/ sive right TO manufacture and sell Watson's
Sewing Machine fod York County, aud having
improved and perfected the same, aud obtained
"Leliers Patent On orr Improvement, arc now
prepared iu furnish the Machines al once,
Having used them in our families for the past
four months, aud made al kinds Of garments, such
rs heavy over Coats, thick and thin Coats; Jack
els Tor boys, Pants and Vests, Ladies' Dresses,
Basque., COsets, Capes, &c, &c, and having
tested the quality VI the work thoroughly, will
say that we eau aud will warrant the wOrk "
give perfect satisfaction.
We have been al great expense in improving
aud perieciing this machine, aud are perfectly
satisfied that with our improvements, II 10 Ms val.
liable Tor family use, as the highest priced ma.
chimes, aud any one OfUrdinary intelligence, with
u little experience, will iean TO operate them
satisfactorily.
These ,nachines are what the public have long
sought tor, and will eventually become part and
parcel Of the iunilure VI every fanny IN tho coun.
Try.
Persons wishing to purchase, can be furnished
with the inschines at Ouce, BY sending In their
orders. Price, TWELVE DOLLARS, 10 be paid ior
Oh delivery Of he Iiachines.
5lf . d. BOYD &c SToRER
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ACCUMULATION o. InE U. 5. SOLDIERS IN
KANSAS. The y. Y. Evening Post, spcakin-
OF the new practice Of sratiOning the army
am ny our own peaceful citizens sayS:
This SORT OF military dspo'lsm was be-
gun in Kansas BY President Pierce, and the
rapidiry with which il has spread there.
ought 10 alarm the country At the end OF
the frat three months Of the year 1855, W.
had but 3jl soldiers in Kansas. At the end
oil six months there were Ole there. At the
commencement Of the year 1856, Wa had
1886 there at the commencement OF 1857.
we had 1912 there, and in October last, our
military force in Kansas number oslo,
Just the number, US near rs Mr.. Stanton can
calculate, Of the pr slavery party in Kansas
Thus, f,r very man who desires slavery in
that territory and the adoption of the Le-
compton Constitution, the government pro
yidcs "a soldier TO oyerlwe and discourage the
twelve or fifteen thousand people who de-
nouncc thar Constitution as II fraud
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BOSTON MARKlT.-Jan. 80.

FLOUR. -saies OF Western superhne NJ e4,bo fancy,
SlI5 ass Extra 500 $T,51.
UKAiN.-Corn sales u yellow at 70 Tee mixed
at 20 a Tlc. O2is-Norhsrn at 70 = a. cents. Rye,
I3c.
HAY-saies Of Eastern .: ola SIS per ton.
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MAS. oARpNEa's INDIAN sALsAM
LiyerWort and Hoarhound.

Nsssu. WEEKS rOrfsR. 10 wssAl.ssss strsst,
Bossso 40 Propste.ss, and fos SALE b. ell Dvgxsts
d surs end ask boz Ma H. n 0ardn<r's Indian nsl@sa
Of Hvsrs-s and Hosshoand, and take NJ otl-ss. ~
there are uunb~s d spstoss ssticies 10 Ne nsask
M gsosss hss . bloc vrsppsr and rsd iabs, teund
saeh bottis. Sold By ell Druggists. ests
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
IIyVTH CONGRESS list SESSION
WEDNESDAY Jan. ~


SENATE. Mr.. Pugh presented the resoiu
tions Of the Ohio legislature.
Mr. Wade declared them disreputaoie IN
character.
The resolutions express entire condolences
in the integrity OF the administration ana
conclude with instructing tn U 10 SENATORS
| TO ~ against the admrson OF Mans IS on
the LecJln, ton Constitution Mr. wade
"a d thyy were tw placed, aud de. odnoN tne
attempted cheat. Mr. Pugh SAID he woui'
speak on them ut another time.
Mr.. Iyersun made u crank speech IN lie,
fen.s OF the pro slavery party in han%.' ana
denounced tile "abOliIiUnists' AS wholly 10
blame.
Mr.. Chandler thought Brigham Young
VIA, only carving out what was Supposed !"
h, the ,ri ciples of the Kansas Nebraska
hill. which declares that the people oil Ter
rit.,ry ought to be lett free To form and reg
mate their do uesiic institutions. In the
innpcencs uf his heart. Brigham supposed
the family was domestic institution, and
under that Interpretation h. had II right to
either onc or a hundred wives
In reply % Mr. IversOn, he 'aid that hal 1t
not been Tor the trvops in Kansas, border.
ruff ,nism would have been wiped cut, and
not only that. but terrible account settled
with sumo of tbp border towns in MissJu.
~
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Az UGLY Lor. Ons hundred and fifty
seven unhappy married people have applied
for divorces in Cincinnati up to the 9Th inst
A reporter says;
E.rly in the morning the Court room was
throngei'w i,h these i'll matched Pairs' VINO
looked anything but lovingly towards o"e
another. Frowns dis6sured the iaces where
smiles should have been, and those who
should have walked hand-in.hand adown the
pathway Of life until they reached the shores
of eternity, took stats ~ far removed irom
each other as possible. They Thought it CON
taminatiJn eve To sit in the same room To-
gether. and whenever they CHANGED to meet
they aished-not forth the FIRE OF love, but
that of hate, deep and lasting.
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HorsE. On motion of ,llicntfer. reso
luton was adopted, calling on the President
for all information in relation Ia the Utah
expedition and the attitude of Brigham
Young towards the authoritis.
The House went into Committee OF the
printing deficiency bill.
Mr.. DAVIS Of Mis- said that threats made
by gentlemen Of the north ag ,iust the .ou b
were held in contempt. TIL s'uth expect a
CD die, at period not far distant, and cou'e
when 1t might they would be.iound ready TO
meet il ID the North should invade tile
south. let them do it in open day, and not
BY night. When ever u SINGLE drop Of bio a
~ss shed there by way nf cDercing them e.
submit To injustice and wrOng, It wJuld b.
followed by stream Offrc .nlo the North.
they would find an army marching trom tn
spuIh with the sword ia Ono hand and the
Bible in the other, -caIterin. desolation IN
their oath.
Mr.. Giddinss asked the gentleman wheth-
or he would carry his Oscillation into the
western Reserve?
Mr.. DAVIS said that would be the first
polnt he would rikc "a, because that was
che residence Of the warmest and worst abb
litionists of the country. (LausLter)
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TUESDAY,, Jan. -.
SENATE. Mr.. FOote oiftr d an amendment
TO DAVIS Pacific Railroad Bill, hyUring u
northern route.
On motion Of Mr.. Hamlin, a resolution
We adOplcd instructing the committee on
Cinmr rcc to enquire into the ekpendiency
ol repeating the law creating the Light
HOUSE Board.
Inc Senate then took up the hill to in
crease the army.
Mr.. rUoubs said there was no necessity
for the passage Of the bill on account OF the
Indian hOSIilities Tor there had not been an
emh,ilmcnt of Indians within the country
tor p wears past which Was capable Oi fight
IN 2OO0 men.
With regard to the Mormon troubles he
deemed iI ridiculous To supPoss that Brig.
hIm YUung Was able u compete with 1000
u >. troops, hence {. ere Is necessity Tor the
increase Ou q NJ score.
Mr.. PtIrcc rIdicul,i the idea Of some that
the expeiitiOn ut Gen. Walker was oi u
military and illegal Character.
MIR. Slhicll dls,pprOyed Of theact OF Com
mOlure Padding, and Denounced Gen.
Walker ~ incompetent.
ur Fe>sanden in the cours, Of his n
marks tented tat rebellion existed la kansS.s
-bs,ause sDme uf the sOyern,uent dcsI,I ci,-
es 81 called Is. that dld nUf nIasv IL 81. The
ur.inlzlltiUn az LAWRENCE WIS simply u cav
Al ouc, Ia clear the streets, Sc AID did not
proposes To restrict any body ur anything. IL
had the entire cOI,curr nee 81 all the citizens
and To call that rebellion VAS like making
lt out casc Ul constructive treason.
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RvseeeAs 80 PrslesesseeseeeA -,

b unrivaiisd, and When u has once hesn ssh has
saipsd spatsiion Coz aself without ths sd dkasthy
recommended By pAny high minded nsu, aod sosss q
cor arss pAysieisas and 70 particularly AL tAs sttsa'
lion Of this csss Of the coonusy sho Arc sAsl VII
any eoupaiats Of TIE Throat, Chest, OF Lung, 70 hs
artieis. ssd 70 %
PUBLIC sPEAKERs
vho are troubled With Bronchs o. any Beooehiai sc
dsocs. uss
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TnE SuRRxyDER o. Cox ANDERSON
The surrsnl,r of Anderson and his men was
like the first surrender of Walker, voldn-
tary, AMI To escape the fate that awaited
them 1T the hand, o' the government whose
soil they had eyaded, and whose peop'e they
had p.undered aud murdered. The CORES
pondeut OF the New York lines gives the
iollaxins account Of the surrender;
.Nic.rAsu, AMI Z, - R'ca. in view OF
their cO.nlnon danger, it Is presumed, came
10 AN understanding Un their differences, aud
cent four hundred men Ia S.n Carlos at the
entrance to the Lake, AMI One hundred u
Castillo. Anderson, indGns himsilf closely
pressed and likely 10 bo more 81, his stores
being .hort, prepared the steamer Ogden,
embarked hls men ON her, and then wrote Ia
CIp.,in Sands. asking his views in regard
to his surrender. Captain, Sands replied
that he WAS ready to receive him and hi'
men, it they cImo and delivered up their
arms. Subsequently,, Anderson spiked his
cannon. burned all TIE building about Cas-
tillO, destroyed the machinery Ola steamer
at the Rapids, understood u be the Nirsn
and having KILLED all lhe cattle and plumber
ell al. the nJrcaLnIlss within reach, sllrtvC
down the river. Captain Sands game upOr
them under these circumstances, nine mile
up the river, ia the steamer Charles Morgan
full o' armed men, aud captured them, ~iIh
out ans RESISTANCE. ur course
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TnE following paragraph. from the Au-
gusta Age, touching the Democratic dissen'
ton. about Kansas. is good enough to r.
PRINT in Republican paper;
~ hlteyer difference in sentiment exists
bslwcen Senators Douglas and Blslcr, rs DE-
y,l1led IN their respective sP,ecles, appears
t. arI,ke vi she nlIurc OF the disagreement
winch prevails between sectIrlsts in resP.e'
OF hapIlsin-Une class hullIng that tie rite
cLnnOs to fully satisfied except by INNER
siOn, and the other that IL Is sufficiently
conplitd with Wy sprinklIns. D'uSlas goo
for imnirrsin, Tive whole Constitution %
KIns..s IN the pool of popular sovereignty
while b. .ler ulL uu,Ins that that the Imlner
sion of the slavery feature is sufficient
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\ M,S VINO Has SKIN ) VEN GESERlrIoNS.
Mr.. GSOrss SutherlAni, Of Biddeiori. WIN
is now ,ixty-eiSht years Of age, remembers
his great grandfather, who died when he
was eight years old, und has "a great grand
child-sI that he has seen seven generations.
Surprising his great grandfather to have
been eighty years old at the time of hi
death, and his gran;Elther To live until he
is eighty, Mr.. Sutherland wi have been
cJn,eHyorary with persons who have lived
through period oi Two hundred and twenty
Gospel BdHHsr.
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PERSONAL. Hen. Edward Everett has nc
cepted AN Invita- On To deliver his ora''on'
on the character Of Washington, in Charles
ton. s. c., in the course Of the present win
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THE Subscriber, having taken the above sion,
= ,nirnds ~ Keep c"us,sniy on hand choic<
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster.
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SIRIUS 6atbrrinss, 1T.

Tnr Sacramento Tunes says, IN the course
Of report of the proceedings at public
dinner, The Mayor OF the day, and ladies'
ETC., were appropriately drunk, and the par
ty separated IN fine cheer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11
Special Rriicss.



We rontl call the attention Of our Merchant, to
shr advertisement in this weeks paper OF the firm
Of WILLIAMS & Hrr.srIs, WhekssaE, Grocers For,
Wlyre. Ind. Their stock consists Of a general as
s'rtment of Gsoc..ries-s,seticr with every. thing
t'liis usl lly found in store. except Dfv Goosis
Tier connection with some oil th, best, c;drv and
kaora House ia the East offers the m facilities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed BY any other
H'ass in tie .Wssf- 7sR .wVfffBz
Thsr arc thereto . enah'ei to furnish. any thing
in their line. freight considered. as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago. or any
otirr msrk1
Fort Wayne n within two or thyce hours
ride of this place. uninterrupted by any change of
Merchmts therefore, in this place and ricin-
ity. can obtain any thing they need in the line of
WILLiAss & HcssrIss in few hours. sherchy
voidins the expense. delays and loss of time, occa-
stoned By ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & HuEsrrs have but one price, and
those ordering from them, will obtain goods of the
sime quality and price. if there in person TO pur
ch lsc. So q ts suf fre
II you would therefore save both money ar.l time,
purchase of WIlLia~s and HrEsrls, Wholesale
G-oecrs, No. IS. Columbia street, Fort Wayne,
InsliAna- 80 l3m6
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0yE PRIZE TO ErERT EIGHTH TlCkEE

UtC Fh!LE w " La Luutn fNALis
To he distributed at Edinburgh, Johnson County
In,liana, on Monday, February 18th. 1858.
The undersigned has tho pleasure of announcing
to his numerous friends AMI atron$. throughout
Tennessee, Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
;ouri and Iowa, thit his Eighteenth Magnificent
Exclusive lsh and Watch Gift Distribution will
take place as above. On which occasion there
will be distributed among his numerous patrons.
Two Thousand and Fifty-Eight Dollars
in American Gold. and Four Hundred
Magnificent Gold and Silver Watches
presenting grand total of | .Sel Cisa and Watch
Gns, valued at Si2 .093. 1t will be observed that
there are twenty-five prizes in American Gold,
Ranging from $40 to $500. The Watches have
been selected with great care. and are WARRANTED
good and accurate time keepers, ranging in price
from SIS to S259.
This will lie the EIGHTEENTH distribution have
given in the last two years, and in every instance
the drawings haze taken place on the day specified
and n advertised, (for which sec programme they
awe i'm every instance been conducted SOLELY by a
committee elected by the ticket holders, all being
free to attend. Immediately after the drawing the
result is printed and forwarded together with the
prizes drawn 20 ALL ticket holders, either by mail
or express, at my C pcnse. in this connection |
deem il nothing more than right TO add. for the
benefit OF those who are unacquainted with me and
j.. who would like to try their luck in my Scheme,
that hereby authorize them 10 enclose their money
To Mr. II. Duly. of the firm of Ricketts, & Daily /,
Ut this place; who is among the most responsible
men Of the State and who will also receipt for the
money so deposi;ci and if the drawing does not 60
of prcciscy as stated (scc programme all son will
have TO do will be to call on MIR. Daily for your
m Jney. Under this arrangement, you see, II would
be utterly impossible for me 70 take advantage OF
you. even if / we're so disposed.
IJ' complete list of prizes, together with the
of drawing, &C., Is printed and will be for
war e to all who desire IL. ,-eL
IL All responsible persons are desired to act as
agents for the sale of mn Tickets. and will be fur
nished with tickets at so cents apiece, together
with full, instructions, the premiums We allow for
selling, &C., &c. u.s. lfr
Single Tickets. 90
Six Tickets, ) 90
: Twelve Tickets, olTI-Ts - 90
Twenty-Five Tickets. % 90
1J- All orders should be addressed 10 "A. ]. AL
EXANDER, Edinburgh, Johnson County. Ind, box
81.
9J- That my drawings are FAIRLY, HONESTLY a
HoSoRAsLY CONDUCTED, | would respectfully refer
you to the following, who are among the most
prominent citizens of johnson county: Noah p, rry,
Sheriff OF Johnson county; DR.. w. P. Rush, Post
master at Edinburgh; DR.. A. Keller; c. W. Snow,
Esq. John Walsh and T. S. Moore; all of this place.
lJ- Drawings take place third Monday in every
month u
A. ]. ALEXANDER, Proprietor,
EpIspuRcH, Johnson County, Ind.
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