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I'M nRDERINa eICkETs d

IN ORDERING sICkkTS Ok CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tor the lcksls order
On the receipt OF which they wall be forwarded BY ora
nail. Purchasers have TIeSeu ending In any Eg
are they may designate.
The LlgJ Of Drawn Numbers and PrEss VIII be sent 81
g1rchas, rs Immediately alter ths drawing.
PUrchasgrE wIllpesss WrIts l1sr signature PLAZA, giTs
gheiF Post OfhCe County and GgatG.
"a Remember shat every prize Is drawn, aG5 p6yabl.
q full without deduction.
81 All prilsB Of & coo and undsr, paid Immediately
asr The drawing asr prizes 81 he OEi time OF thirty
days.
ReA- AL COMMUNICATIONS gtyteiy coz deEttGL
AuursEs JTGeEs fJr IlGksts or U=r,lucBJe. g.
3. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca
u PonOnb residing Montgomery, &.s- or Atlanta.
Ga have her orders dsd time By zdJrsss-
inE swan q 40 a. either OF those Ciuss,
u , list Of the uum beers that from wheel
Eh the amount Of tie prize that Is eutued
viii be published amer every drawing DO tie O3ONlng pa
psns-NsW Orleans Dea, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville GRzels, Atlanta InyeEenCeT, AgV
York Weekly Day BOOK savannah Morning N6Vsps0o Hca'
moud DHpalsn, and New York Dispatch, and rauldlUg
,Mtssl ClHTios Augusta Ga HOuEuluJiyn hat
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FACE sArTRD4TLy FEBRUARY
..........-.....S3&O,OUv
TUVN IT, -7111aI7I1I3ls - . . . o >
PRIGH or FICEEFB.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES , S; QUA
LI-n : ~ MN L.InIlL-a. 8

PRICE or fLCEAfHs
WHOLE TICKETS, So; HALV - g 5; QUAETERS, B2l,
PLAN UE THE LUTTEhi.
The Members from S0,yO0, corresponding with CbOs
Numbers Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encircsd small tin tubes RHd placed IN Wheel
Tie drsI ~ Prizes, similarly printed and encTcsd,
Jlacsd 10 another Wheel.
The Wheels arc rsvOlVsd, and q number 10 draw
IRON Wheel Numbers, aud Inc Lime Prize O.
from the other Wheel The Num0sT and PuLe
opened eEuEsd % The sudenGe, registered
oy the CommssiOneTB The Prize beng placed against e
Number 1Gwn. ThIs operation Is repeated Until al The
Prizes are draEn out
AUTHORIZATION PHLEs.-Ths two preceding and the TWl
succeeding Numbers ~ InOse drawing the GTst Prizes y 81
stIsd 10 tue 70 Approximation Prizes For s2aup l
Ticket No. l50 draw the S7UyO0 Prize, hose IcAsI
uumusFsd 1928, 1899 i25l il252 viii BE- entitled 10
R4tJ ckeg No, $50 draws 50 uUU Przs7 TICK
bsFsd S. 5fs , -, will each be entitled " S3Up
a1d 20 according 10 Ihs EI0ys scheme
Ihs 5y prEsa u S@U HI De GsIsCGBed BY the last be
are OF the no. that dF8Ws the az UVJ prEs FOR example
the number drawing the ,UyJ PRIZE ends with 4, theL
81 the tickets WhGre the number euCs IL Will be entitled
$40 l. the gubeT Gncs with No 2 thsn al ts tICEs
where the number ends IN will be entitled 10 $40, and
20 ODt0O
Certificates Of Packages will be sold a. the following
rates, which is she risk
JstEacsls OF Package OF 10 Whole TiekssE esC
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GUNSMITMS,

Who want good Gun Barrels, FIntor Persur,lo- L,ts
sneehrala o. German Silver, Guards ana Butts Do-bis
lng8erls kias and shot Ggn WlPsrs, Guu, NlbEisa
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Swan q Co.'s Lotteries,
AUZRORLzED By ZHBSTAZF or GEORGLA.
10000 DOLElARSt
FOB TEN DOLLARS9

ne following scheme will be drawn b. 8 SE6G q Co.,
Managers Of the Spar Academy 10 sTy ia esch their
Single NnmbeF Lotteries for February 1858, st augusta,
GeOra, ia public, nader the tuPeriH7ndenee Of C0mm'
siuuefas
CLASS /,
70 be drawn 10 iBs city Of Augusta Georgia. in pablo,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1858.
GLASS 2.
To be in the city Of Augusta, Georgia. In public,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lS, 1853
CLASS 3,
% be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia. In pubhe
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
CLASS
To 10 drawn IN the City OF Augus, Georgia, pablo
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1858.
or The PLAN VI SINGLE NUHBkkSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
kIGHrE FIVE PBIZ ESI
NEARLY UEk PRIZE TO EVERY . TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCBEMEi
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As,B. NlCBrfde.


COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z BROAD SrEEET,
EASHYILLE, TENNESSEE
r HAVE thig day purchased the interest Of NJ HenD
hcCas1 in tine above business and hereby tender mJ
Encsre thanks 30 all ny old friends and patrons for their
bosrsy heretofore extended 70 the br, and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance Of fsyOrs from them and
visa to inEc Ill the world the rest Of mankind"
that have o. hand and foE sale speDG * lot q
COOHISG STOVES
Of various patterns Rsvior Stoves for wood ssd Goa
common na6 Lacy Crates, BOX S:oyes for churches Hol
low Ware OF every variety on hand msds 10 osder Fur
1sces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
Ian prepared 10 DO al kinda Of Job Work, Euea e.
House GuisuE Roofing, O. any other branch psrtsuiag
10 shat line,
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE y ORK.
Hyoid friends OF the River will hnd 70 their advantage
tOca and give hssgag 7siorc bargaining elsewhere
iUr WORK.
ALSO, for sRls one pair secondOasa ENGINES eylln.
der II inches diameter end four feat suuHs With water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for E9hs dr6nghg
steamer, which csu be bought on reasonable tsrns
iunP 4. is2H
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ADCIl0bEsR AND GENERAL AGENT
WoCLD oler bi5 ssTvses % he public, Agent Or ,hs
Eso4A EntaAee Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods Groceries,
Or other species property either In town OF esuBtr h
ing determined 90 devote my time above business and
nsTins had considerable zsTenos daeFnysslfhat esl
give satisfaction 20 those wao MY fvog 10 that line.
ean always be fond The Couutfur Room of she Pao
Omee, When In ansenca eEasr. 1slsli. Irarl-ff
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MERCHANTS.

Who visit Nalsvils for he purpose q hvip, F-,i rri
roeAai knives, shears aDd Lslss1rl shof fuog
~, Jsea o. Ell Kinds Cotton Cards. Arssof EnT q
took q Hardware. 9o1 Pee
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WILLIAMS s. Co.
('Hool.'Oas 70 znzzAs Ezlls,
"a Pubic Square, Ea,hvins Tsna.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Daaisss IL
Hardware and Cutlery.
FARMERS,

TVH0 are IN want ofCoru sb.rs-, ST. r,.,,-. ~.
~ Snalns 81 eng si1d, Wedding Hoea or Corr Coltor
80 Is-o5 go Bl9s1 end Grader. Axes RoDs lor
-ass3 Ssss hlngea, Butcher Knives, S4ursrs f'1f-
Ne,ls, ~ % HFoagnt Pump Casio klkss Croag-caf
y Combs, -1'' "aLl5 AFoni5 Gar
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BLACKSMITHS,

no e., inneed Of Anvfs o. any size. VI.ss ohsr eo
ace or baz Bellows Of suy sEo warranted 20 sork per
ofss haspa flss and Hlif H0uud Files, Sls6res
6ana Hammers, Hofse-Sheo walls, klgIiHh End ausrioaa
9s- ls and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies, cd ashioa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

AFsGOLRICK a. EsEENs are opsnIrE al their e.
W tsoshmsut, Masstsest, No. 36, next door 70 HF.
Powers Clothing store, general assortment o. Coufsc60u
cries. which they Intend selling very reasonable terms and
trust their attention business induce pHbe
extend 10 them hsrslahlre Of patronage AmonEsh8 Lead
ing articles eaud, and whishthey viii b rsesivinF
the following viz:
Candies, Of every FsTety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every hads Brsndisd Wines, best bids
Pickles., assorted CoTaials, Of every variety;
PcEl6d Oysters q safdinosi Ale and Porter,
Shad andsalmon; Fine Cigars.
with variety Of articles not herein snuneratsd-
In connection vita their Confectionery, they invite
taunon OF the pu5c 20 their Bakery, from watch dsiy
supply OF fresh Brsad, Cakes and Passr can be had Par
viii be made up 70 order and carefully sent 70 anv pnr
ofshscigy.
BavinE Permansly located here, We courss wish 70 Be
patouiEed literally N the end We intend selling on GOOD
TERMS and By our demcanor, commend ourselves 70 TIE
KIND notice Of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Doaers hO in our na Of trada 10 rive n
czl before purchasing elss~herB.
spnl4-u McGOLRICK 4 BURNS.
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CODaPtneFship,
R. III. BIZ. GROOMES.
ATING REFRIGERATORs
FBUIT PREsERVERSI
J. DOYLE s. CO.,

No. % FLlJNL bIhbhI.
TTAVINd become PropretOrs Of the Patent for tha
State of SCHUOLEl'S CELEBRATED SELF.VEE.
TILATISG, NEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PRE-.
SERVER, now offer them to the Nashville pubic
This GTce bound to supsrcede everything of the kind
IN Use great advantages being too strongly apparent to
be doubted By Of the ventilation, the preserving
chamber is warranted to be always dry and entirely free
from mould impure favor, with current OF cold
dry cir passing through n consinIsliya accomplished
with the usual quantity Of ice.
Every house keeper should give this article trial. and
no one will cOu5snt 70 be WitbOutit.
We bsvs difsrentsizes'O suit our customers.
splO-u }. DOYLE CO.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
NIotica-

II neIsonl having claims sgainn ne oriass e Iahn l
~ ssu aesae,ea, are asIeoY notGed 10 als then EA
llelA q Ne Cosnq Colf o. LaTFaa1l gulniTs E.I..
sc psolones9 q law, o. - rEns m - bzrs4 -
"a RatrlaT, l3ll. W y DoHRr1l,
~ f4-WG a51islls1ills
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GTInal G7Tns
Frederick Bleir,

GERMAN PHYSICIAE, from Rudollon. ssxouy, has a.
~ ken an once az No 10 frOnt Clark. and o.
5rs his services he citizens OF Nashville relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Beralula 10 lie
worst forms; ConaumDtoHy Rheumatism nd DFOpsg. his
experience and practise IN regard Go those and similar de
eases have been 6uca 20 euabhm % gualuee Denes
cure Il Eeated or taken Ia time.
koT sale g. above, very superior article Of stomach
BttleEN7 Of bis snd nsnufacuTe, ioruthe
with o. ffs7f7-fV
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CARPENTERS,

vac aHn5 . 9ly riales ofany KIDD Commoa o. Cat Ss
Foot AdEss Braces and Sits D3uss and sinrls Psse Bt1
Psssea, Chsis ana DazEaa, Drawing Knives, GImb-
ists haieheia And 1Ammer5 spirit Levels Oh and W7e-
Soaea squares Of any kind Screw Drivers CauTss ca II
Las Auger and Chissl Handles, saw sogls
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ECEE z.
APPROPRIATIONS PEIZEs.

A1lesi A4aANea1 - eNr 'a0~-tH u 70
Babt Notes Of sound Banks saken aTr. CbeeSS New
TOgk RENTED for Prizes.
DTauinEs Of large SOL Be published in New York
nd New olsaRs Sunda PapeFf' sud Lbs lesion and ga
. vErnhh dalPs.
InIdeur TIcteiso Cerisoats5, enclose The money
address, the Ticket ordered, receipt o. which
they v be forwarded b. nfst msl Purchasers have
Tickets s1ulBF IN any azure ID may ugsikrEl8.
Toe iht Of Drawn Numbers lr 81 be sent 70 par
I chaser IN me distely amer she dTBwIE
fuFch viii ple-Fe willie LhetF B'EuatuFea pEin ard
eve their Pest O65cs @ uny and Sale
RsmeubsF tnaI every PrEs s drawn and psyabe IN uu
without ceduc iOB.
Al Prizes 900 and unisT pali edisely amer the
drEWBR--Oiher prE HEt lhs Ususl tine of thIly ds5B
Al U0mWuni cH Sous stTietN CO. hdsLLoI.
Address uraors lOF 1icEcts 10 @ o.. SWAIN NEhvIls,
Ten sssse, OF 70 ANDERSON & SON, MaBsCerr,
G-h u haCnn ~ savannah. Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

TRUN KS,
TALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIHEs7 ahs TrausRng TrunAss sxrra sss;
II Do sole tsalhar lFanksszn Sizes
Ri1e sole feathef Vaiiaasi
DO DO DO Ashland &c
Do hEssetl Tatsea;
A large stock Of
csai gss sstchola. and Black Bags Of ell sizes and
styles ell cheap for essh.
Can 81 No. q Public Square.
oa2 sEYbER FRIzzKLL.
Ladies " EAtk.
I ASTlNG Caters, vi ia and wiiheus heels,
~ Congress Caters, VIA and without hsels.
Lasting Fron. Lace GsiIsFs,
Glove KID Callers, Congrt 81 and Side Lace
IS win heels,
Boots, with or WilaOat heck,
Rr8aeh 3N soers and baEkias,
q" XII slippers sne Buskins
Preach I'D shPPersr viii hssls. -. ,,,rr,-,,,,
faned SNYDER 4 FRIZAALL-
ERESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERlES.-loo
Il hhds prime 20 choice Sugar
700 bbls PoWdered, L0sf and Crushed Sugar;
25O bags prime Rio C0hsei
10 bills MOlsssss,
100 \ bis DO --s
50 blqs Old Gov Jaws and LsguayTa Coffee
IS bbs Hackerel assorted;
90 Esn BueketE
$50 boxes Star and Bould Candles
go kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands
5000 Imported Kegalia CgarE
$4,000 assorted brands co
IS boxss r<otCh BerrBeS
tisTees tEa-h kig7
~ begs Pepper, Spice and Ginger,
fb1i MAE f CHEATHAN.
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FisheF, Wheless q %.

(5UccEssoRs 70 JOHNSON, HORNE : COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commissi0n and
- Produce Merchants Corner Bread and MaTket street.
business entrusted n them. uus-G
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soIdiers ofthe "a IsIQ.

I WISH 70 bay old Mary Land Patents Issued % 50
dsFs OF ths Regular Army Of the Of 1878 and date
about The year 1918. soldiers having such claims. the
heirs OF sssgnsea v address the a. Nashville
lem.
nov 2B-Wu J 6 Fellows
(sAsTIN6S, steel Crow Bars, WAGON 65Ses IT0H sSss
~ ares sheet, Boiler and Bar ifuuA large aud vel
DRIED stock 10 sioFu sud oF sale n he trade e Hanuc
urafs Puce1s u0LLIEGSk OkTH Geo.
lIul W 80. g. Market. street..
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PRIZES PAKABLF WITHOUT DEDUCTION

10 public ut Macon, Ca, under the sWorB supehnteA
dsDce OF &, q. Bulkiey and jos. Waterman EsQ's.
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale.

e5O,OOU strsightTsanessss STATE Bo1df.
so 900 EndOrtsd
100 Shares hashvius 4 Chatisnooa = \ btse
9og " HeWanee Blnflg lioeE.
$50 alnslyiie Mluing and aaaniseilneg st9'E
An 81 uhish VII b sold e huqH92s tsFntg
aaa S-a u, WHAkB99 q So
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ULD SHERhN AM MADEIhA b. ~ Is AID
AVTWnuTUE

EOktBR HARMONY EkPHkWS old Pale Sherry; Imps.
rial Pale Sherry Oplsy's old P0rli Saudermanis Port
8ufgundy Por tVanhos Madeira; Ten Huugarln To-
kayi Ladlts CErat Hautasn Car5 ten cases Courross
Water, and 90 zoe Superior London Cigars various brlnds
AprE1 HOLLISrsR q CATER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

DY virtue order OF from uls cJ Court Of
y toe United states al Nashville, IN case OF {. l. aat
IheWs AID hers tae - aut0st ~cytsUd, lib IN rem
WILL Saturday, the 9th DAY F52rCary, luTau sell
public veudUc, board tue steam SCOsnc ths
what. said Steam boat Scotland. her boat, tickle,
splare dTuituTr, 90 the h hss bidder. The purcEs
VIII be require ytWD LhOu-gu aolisssin 0E6h1 and
Rivs notes With good stcuF g., Ioya55 bank, six
gWeve eighgssn months for the rr, ~ sQgal in
sislmens. !. B CLEMENS. s HaFsaGi
fbQ for the District ofNt-sto TsRusssss.
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WHEAT, WHEAT.

UTANTEDImmsd.atsy, I0olU bushels ofwhsEE We
W viii take ell qualities o. wheat the highsst make
prco pad On Nashville, We also have 0rler fsr 50
bales or stIct hcdiiHg Cotton, 0Ewhcn viii pas Ih
aishet market price delivered Warehouse, corner
Market and Glars street. 3. s. FRhACH q soB.
nov 70 &c.
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Advanced Taxea

CoLLECroz's OrrIcE, CRY HaLl,l
NaEnvtie, January 18Th.
ftlAAPAhkhs who desire 10 avail fhemEsIT1g % ha
PRIVILEGES Of the law allowing prs-pav uong or Corporls
n Taxes loT ne year 1852 HEREBY u0asd h1 hsy
rate Of one PEI mouth viii Be allowed he cs Of
certificates issued. owners Of lazahis property within ~
limits Of eorP0rat2Bl viii end g 20 heir adyuntlgst %
call. "A. NELfON-
lanlT-lm Co1larfnF.
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COOPERs,

Y 70 a1e IN want Of Tres Hoopa Stock HoFe5 Lanes az
oefo-s Lsyslns Flames, !ontsrs, AIDES, Bncking, Hol
owing Heading Gnd othsr Cooper Knivs- - -
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z IQTORs.-sOO bbls ri he's Magnolia WHISKY
1 4 l5U b5ls Robinson Co 90;
500 bbls Old Bourbon ard Old Reserve DO;
leo bbls American Brandy
0 bbls do Gin
90 bbls Peach Brandy.
Also large stock of FIus Importsi Brsnaies snd
Wlnss just received and fJr sale b -,
Ia II ChHAthAm-
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bEOadWay House.

TF'Hls NsW Hotei Is nov open fov tbs RECEPTION Of .
koaEder8, being situated lu GENITAL locality, -
Fenieni 10 al the different Raresds, Medical ta
college, the poet oCs and The River renders 1.-THE mos O.
sRba place city travellers and cay hoafdsrs. na
esEn Of the legislature Students and travelling publs
generally are earnestly requested 90 visit holss. Ne
pains viii Be spared 20 render an who c0mlorabo
and eontantad. ocl6 M. r BRANCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11

THE PIPES FOR THE WASHINGTON AoUE-
Drcr.-The Administration has got out of
its Scotch contract for the pipes for the
Washington aqueduct. The onion says;
That the contract of Mr.. Lawrence Meyer,
of Philadelphia, for cast iron pipes for the
Washington aqueduct, was yesterday for
fcted ON the recommendation of the En-
gineer in charge of the work, for the reason
that the contractor mad not complied with
its. provisions, by delivering the so inch
pipes within the time specified, viz: the lst
of October. The contract was given to Mr..
Meyers, though he was not the lowest bid
der, because he offered to deliver these pipes
within the specified time. 1t is clearly
proper therefore, having failed in the con-
dition of the contract that it should be for
feted.
We may also state that as pipes are re-
quired for the service Of the aqueduct as
soon as possible, we presume they will be
purchased from our own makers, who may
DC able to deliver them soonest, and thus
this matter, which has been Il sore trouble
to some OF our friends in Pennsylvania will
be settled satisfactorily to all parties except
the dctaulting contractor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11

From WAsHINGToS.-Bcnnet, of the New
1ork Herald, was expected i'll Washington
on the 9th inst, not for the purpose Of de-
manding explanations of Mr.. Buchenan, re-
spccting statements which appeared in Col.
Forneys recent vindication, but TO rent an
establishment for the winter, with Il view of
getting that social position for which he de-
sired the appointment Of Minister to France
from Mr.. Pierce. 1t is in the power of the
latter to overwhelm the poor libeler, if he
would descend to the publication of a letter
from him.
Some of the best friends of the President
regard Bcnnett's support of him as getting
to be decidedly injurious, and express great
satisfaction that what he said of him in the
presence of Forney has become public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11
Proposed Division of Kansas.

The Kansas correspondent of the Boston
Journal, writing from Summer, under date
of Sept. 20, makes the following statement:
There is a political movement of some
importance going on in connection with
these gold discoveries. 1t is the formation
of a new Territory, from the Western por-
ton of Kansas. The parties in the vicinity
of Pixies Peak, it is said, will at an early
day elect Delegate to Congress, and send
him on to the next session with a petition
for n new territorial organization. 1t is
said that a gentleman from Kansas city,
who is to start with one of the trains leav-
ing this week, will return is the embryotic
Congressman.
The grounds upon which they ask this
action of Congress. will be, that situated as
they are, five hundred miles from the well
settled portions of Kansas, and the scat of
government, it will be impossible for them
to find any protection from our Territorial
authorities and that unless furnished with
au organization of their own, mob law
must prevail, and they must suffer from
great anarchy. Seven hundred miles, they
will claim, are quite too much for tie length
of State, where railroads are unknown
and steamboats, impracticablc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11


Cannelton and Tell City are only one and a half
miles apart. The property here offered for sale is in
the lower portion of CANNELTON, and living he
tween that Town and TELL CITY, so that it must
participate in the growth of both and either.
Cannelton, since 1851, has grown up TO be town of
1000 5000 inhabitants, and is Increasing as rap
idly as any town on the river. Her Coal Mines
now the most extensive below Pittsburg. Her Cot
ton Factory model establishment for the West
its extensive quarries and numerous workshops,
give generous support TO large population which
must increase as its works enlarged. The Ioca-
tion Is one of the most healthy in the West; with
population of 5000 5000 in town and vicinity no
physician has been able to sustain himself by his
prnltssion III has good system of schools, the
buildings for which not surpassed in the State
1t has seven or eight Chruches belonging to the
Methodists- PreSbyterans, Catholics, UHitariaus
German Reformed, and German MethOdists. The
Catholics are now erecting another elegant church
ut cost of S2J,000 S3000O. The citizens of the
county have recently voted five to to make Can
melton the county scat of Perry county. The ex-
ports Of the products of the labor of this commun-
ity of $500 men, women and children, in the form
OF coal and manufactured goods, is S500,0OO
er annun. or plore than the entire exports of agr-
cultural produce OF any county on the river.
The site of Tell City was in April last solitary
farm and forest; and it has a population of
2o00 There are 5000 young enterprising and ener-
getic men, with more less means, owners of lots
who have acquired an interest in the city with
the view OF becoming inhabitants of it. If hut a
fourth Of them fulfil their intentions, it will ex-
tend Tell City to CanneltYn, and they will become
one large city, and all the intervening lands
Rut, Independent of the fate OF Tell CITY, the es-
tablishcd prosperity of Cannelon is enough to give
great future value TO the property here offered for
sale. 1t has been plotted into large house lots the
most remote of which are not 5000 yards distant
from the factory and the centre Of the of Cam
melton.
The sale is made to close the affairs of the owner,
ami therefore will be made absolute. Every lot Of
fcred wifi be sold to the highest bidder
There will not soon be another opportunity SO
favorable to make investments in that vicinity as
the property is nearly all held by companies who
Will not sell except single lots TO actual settlers and
at high prices. The advance in property in that
Vicinity has been steady and unprecedented. Lots
Gently for $1,000 Land bought Years ago for SI5
per acre, has been sdt his year for $500 per acre
TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth in cash the balance in one two
three and four years. If the purchaser shall make
some substantial improvements to his lots in build
inSs within one year. the credit the notes will be
exteded to four years.