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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-22
7s Numbers-I3 Drawn Ballots.
l C4PITAL PRIZE or $40, 900!
1886 Prizes amounting 5S9, rs
Whole Tiekets $40; Halves s.; Quarters S212

Certificates of Packages in the above scheme, IT,
he drawn each Wednesday, will bo sold at tho fol.
lowing rates, which Is the risk:
Corthcats of Package OF % whole tickets ..S SII9 81
q :" 26 half q ...... "A II
'' g 20 quarter 80 ...... 81 81
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose tho
amount of money to address, for what you wisI
to purchase name the Lottery in which YOU wist
it invested, aud VIII NIE0" wish WholeS, HaIYe,
Quarters, on receipt Ui which, send what's
ordered by first mail, together with the srhcme
Immediately after the draw na, the drawn num-
bers will be sent with written ex PLANTATION.
no Purchasers will please write their signatnreG
plain and give the name of their Post office, CouE
Gnd State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes of 81 900 aud under, paid imuledately
after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
30 days
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Oysters Oysters Oysters
-RECEIVED DAILY BY EXPRESS
M4LTBT'S CELEBRATED PEARL OYSTERS!
K.N'D 4. I'm PRRP.7RED TO FURN-
0-A ish dealers in cases fam lies in cans half
cans, and am also prepared 10 them up in
manner suit the most iastidious. Will also keep
constantly on hand refreshments and eatables OF
all kinds. Call at my Saloon, 100 Main street
corner Main and Fourth.
nOv22 JOHN +. FELKER.
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EE0OODEN WAREl-
~ 10 ioz assorted Painted Tubs;
1Onests do Cedar Tubs;
, dozen Cedar Buckets;
. do do do, Brass bound;
= do do Keelers, do
> do do do Iron bound;
, do nss'd Birch Kecers, without sfaves;
do Barrel and Half Barrel Covers;
; do Meal aud Flour Selves;
> do Brass -bound Water Kegs (eXtTa);
l do NarEished keeers;
10 do Wash Boards;
> do ass'd Well Buckets;
> do Stable Buckets;
= do B;tiled Boxes;
. do Red Buckets;
Now open, and for sale at small advance on
wholesale prices, at
decl4 COOK LANGLEI'S.
III MOI CRUSHED SUGAR!
n A No. I Powdered do
Choice New Orleans Sugar;
For sale, for cash, cheaper than any other house
in the city, at the Eureka Bazaar of
decI3 COOK & LANGLEY.
O(OLDEN SYRUP AND MOLASSES-
w Mary land Refinery Golden Syrup;
Stewarts New York do do
New Moasses.
saving of 5 to 1Oc per gallon to he made in the
above 10y buyinga at COOK & LANGLEf'S
dec14 Eureka Bazaar
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m Steel, Iron Slabs, Steel Slabs TinpIats, WiFe
Sheet Iron, &c. on hand and for sale by
deco SAMUEL ORR
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EN0OOD, BhSA9n- - CO.'S DEL
w WARE STATE L0TTERIESI

-, ,395 Prizes amounting to 81, lS6, 1855
NEARLY PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TICKETS!
WHOLE TICKETS, $50; HALVES, $40; QUARrgRs, St
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&NtFORTINtf APPARATUS.--A large stock OF
> superior Rifles, double and single Shot Gums,
both English and German; Revolvers, double and
single Pistols, Game Bags, Shot Belts, Pouches,
Powder Flasks, and Horus, Gun Wads, Caps. Also
n large variety of Gunsn4iths' Trimmings, Jointed
Fishing Rods, Reels, Lines, and Hooks. On hand
and for sale. GEO s. SONNTAG.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
A. G.. MEACHAM.

USEFUL Hints TO You've MEN.-IIow
many young men ignorantly deny
themselves IA fortune. There is scarce
ly Il young man Of good sense who
cannot save 500 easily from his an
nual earnings, and if he will forego
cigars, billiards, and julcps, he can
save double that amount. Figures
sometimes produce almost incredible
results. Thus. for instance, if young
man on his twentieth birthday will in
vest 800 in any stock paying ten per
cent. annually, and thereafter will in
vest the same amount and the accu-
mutation of interest, he will be worth
when he is thirty years old, $l,753 ;
when forty years old, $4,000 when
fifty years old, $l0,!50 when sixty
years old, $4s,700. How simple then
is the plan by which a youth of the
present day can pass his old age in
comfort and luxury. He has only to
regulate his expenses so as to save
500 each year from his income. If
the amount saved be larger, the sum
total will he increased in the same pro-
portion. Only think of it, that $500
saved annually and invested in ten
per cent. stock will amount in forty
years to S243, 500 $1,000 invested
i'll the same way for ten years will
amount to S2,593, 900 in twenty
years to $6,726,S0O in thirty years
to Sl7,3S4,62s in forty years to $43,
25O,s3S. No wonder, then, that the
Rothschilds have amassed such bound
less Enohange.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

In Utah there are 3ST men with
seven or more wives, l3 of whom
have more than nineteen wives T30
men with five wives 100 men with
four, and 400 with more than one
wife.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
pottrn.
MY COUNTRY.

Ny COuntry-Oh, my country,
| have heard thy glory Dry:
And a host Of pleasant momurics
Thy st0ried annals throlg.
Thy mountains tower in stately nride
In gorgeous beauty dr,-s:
But thy noble hearts and hspny homes
Are more than all the rest.
My country, oh my country
Ia ia" morning of thy day,
DARK clouds were Gdtn,igC q er thee.
And their shade was on thy way:
But the sunshine Of the spirit
Was upon thy children still.
And the storm.clouds might not weaken
The strong and upright will.
In thy valicys-midst thy waters
y silent spell was wrought.
And thy m"uutlins forest -garlanIed-
\ CLEAN of glory caught
From every hNriy. lcaty glade,
From every hrc-H,-r9Cked tree.
Came a voice If thrilling majesty.
We will we will be free"
Not the power. not the glory,
OF the mothcrlanl was thine
Not the caotch rock, the fortrcSsed steep
Where glittrring armies shine:
But the ardent strength of tru.tfnlncss,
And the power that dwclls within,
And the love the faithful living love,
That never fails to win.
My country, oh my country
Thy sun is rising vet,
And Il crown of glorious Jewels
ON fIy f,,ryI,taI -Ian 10
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
colestuaro tbe Course of empire ahes its d1lap.
1S CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY, APRIL 2S 1852

~aa. 30, ~" ,0''"'''','a'c state OF the
.;,,, o.,I .IN,y '''''' III 'o"s''uc-
"''O''' III us ope-
orI;o.h. ,,,,
of cIrcotincr which hos ,a;I.1 !
nearly ,bo ct,t, .;I n.:-
primary free schooI .vs.o,, ho. .t.
iutroducnd Il hos oI,,.,..J a. !,
inc Of tho toocbar uli,h o,-1.,
to fine old Krntuck - ,os,o r.o, r,,
I0,c comnarcd with othar ,rrs,;,s
Prior to This nearly all tho s,.h,,1..
were ,,nttru mn h,, s,I,,..,,,;.a
Sl,2O to s. 80 pcr opartcr and ,he
average wages Of fine trachcr wand
be from about $50 t, $50 pcr ouartnr
But change has come over the whole
country. The free srhuol svsto,, oc.
ford, teachers from s25 to $40 n.r
month. and pIacos Them .rtir.l,. oLaro
what j. corsiIaro1 , I,,,, o,.',,,,;,,
into = oresroctohlo and h,nara,,,, ;,
ronkino. With tho f,s, soo;o+r = a.,
State , Efforts arc hei,o. ,oodo IN
cvcrv ouor,ar +o oro,so .Lo o.,....,
from their anotbv and diroct ,hoir o.
tcntion towards measpros off, thor-
ouphIv educational chorac,or 4,
.. ~ a.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

Illinois Correspondence.
MoNr MEACHAM ApriI 1855,

| -hpNl hhAChAM, ApTli, 1907.
MEssRs. EDIroRs :-Until the year
1851 Illinois had no smaller civil di
visions than counties and incorp0ra
ted towns. At that date the Lcgisla
turc of the State passed an organiza
ton law for townships, which was tc
go into operation only when the coun
ties respectively adopted it by for
NAL vote. Throughout the northern
counties Of the State it has been adopt
ed but through the southern portion
they still remain under the old system
of county government. This organi-
zation law is formed, in the main, up-
on the model of that same institution
in the State of New York. The coun-
lies whose towns have organized have
progressed tremendously and satisfac-
torly under the system to the present
time
Oakland, the northeast corner town
of the county of SCHUYLER, and that in
which Mont Meacham is situate. has
been in great panic of excitement
since some time last autumn till the
present and as the time for the anrn.
al town meeting approaches tbc bat
tie waxcth hotter and hotter" Last
fall a bridge was nroinctcl ocr,ss cr.
car Creek q considerable. strnor tb,,
flaws frnm tho ounrtb.,,as+ 70 a., ,o,u,
east dircctlv through the co,tor IF tbo
town, The site of said BRIDGE j. at
the center. This done the citizens on
a more southcrIv routc crnssinr the
same stream. caught the idea and
started tbn measure of L,vin,, ,bs
bridge at their favorjtc point at the
loss or sacrifice of the one at fine CEN
ter At q noint still lower tLr dis.
tancc of a mile the pcople caupht tine
same contagion and went to work at
the atom of their snerd, to oot N,
bridoc erected unon tb,;, routa Still
at an cxtromo nnint in ,ho southeast
further down the community have bo.
come wide awake and astir for a
bridge in their vicinity and SO il
goes until no less than eight bridges
are projected to be built in a short
time over Sugar Creek and its tribu
tarics, and all within the town Of
Oakland. These bridges, or the foul
lower ones will cost from $500 tc
! $1,000, each. What will not an undue
excitement do? Our taxes are now
Al 40 on the hundred dollars and this
is to be increased in the coming wear
| lv railroad fax of copptv subscr;ntio,
of SO 600 upop tbe countv which vii
make the fax of Oakland ahont $1,000
| in addition Tbap unon tba ton ~
this all of the several parties in tbeil
competition on the bridge question
are taxing themselves at the lcas
from Sl7OO to $1,000, For the,
claim tina. the bridges will be built
Thoro is :. ,bo tou, troos,rv a.
this ti,o - hor+ ao5o road and hr;du.
money r,; sod hv ,oxoS -, no,.roS;
dam, ,,,a, ,a H., a,hon ,ouol ,uo
cesses and ,h;s h.e,mo, tho aroa
hono of coo,on,;oo With uo sororo
nar,ies Each division i doirn f.
-. ,l. n
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
SEARCH FOR GOLD.

The first weeks prospecting dis
covered no gold. Going little farther
North, they first discovered the shin
ing dust. They prospected all along
that stream to its confluence with the
head waters of the South Platte.
Nearly month was spent in the val
ley of the creek and neighboring
streams. More or less gold was found
in numerous places, but it was all
dust gold, varying in the size of its
PARTICLES from that of q grain of corn
meal to IA scale of wheat bran. A few
cents worth TO the pan was the most
that at any tilnc was p,ocared. Some
of the company became foot sore and
discouraged, and taking a team start.
ed for hOa, down the Platte but a
majority of them resolved to stick tt
the search, hoping that ere the wintel
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
sfisteIlanu.
THE GOLD REGIONS


y Mr.. Charles Nichols, c& ro'"e from
Kansas to Ohio, has detailed state.
mcnt of the first discovery of tlc cold
o+ p;L,o,s pool- on,1 r,o ,.,.I ..L.[-,
= :,
VI '"e S''' i'8 ION as 20 lhe quantity
oI Goid To he found, &c, at present.
Mr. y. is proprietor of several "papcr
towns" in fine now FIdor,d, and has
loa,, 1.r.r,.:. , -
ms " '''i NC N'''S"' 5'"-
nature Tor d couple ot months IN get
ting his towns Incorporated. &c, hav-
inc, taken this mrtl,,l of so,rr;,o. Lie
:. 1;,on - ,,.ac,.,,.,, ,..,,I
n -, ~ e''" ''5a '"9
lie III" not give the information with
the SupposItlon that it would he pub
Iishcd, and hence we consider his
statements fine ,prre ,nIi,Ila w.
,r... A. cu..
'''"No '"' 'o''o"' '''6 'A''"o'S
HOW THE GOLD WAS DISCOVERED.
II is thc custom of the Delaware
tribe of Indians tn send ont each
summer or fall, 4 party of hunters to
shoot buffalo, for supply of meat for
the winter. The bullnlocs are found
:. most abundance on tine head waters
Of tine pla,,s and Arkansas rivers.
This trrritorv is claimed op6; ,,,,."oicd
Lv Chavannsss Sinnv and nthnr wilt
tribes bctwnrn whom and the tr;Lns
in Eastern Kansas. a deadly hatred
prevails which gives rise to tirhtin~
and rohlerv every season between ,Lr
hnn,inc, rartics and the mountain In
"lahS.
u I ~ '''r S'''m,nr, ',, o' .,, o." d parry ..
D'',' " ',I' i;.: i,'''' SI,,' n! u" "l one u
] a,'St Il% ,Nl'". S,''S' D"'','7 al e''o T.
,,,m' "'I' ,i ,1'' ~ "os''', I l"' J""eS' d
val '''' ~ ''' ',"'''' .. ALI LEAF oe'
''','' S'p''I'''" rom MS T"''Pa"'o"9'
anu was o""9'o S'"T'ne''ol' us
''"' "''''' III ''u"'" MS "'S"'' >
anu II was S'>r!'' H'H > "',T' "a'u us
ere 't ''J"'''" MS l''e''S' ne Siep'
one '.Ent at spring not lar from -
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

CoMPosTIoNs.-"O On Industry is
bad for a man to be idle Industry
is the best thing man can have, and
wife is the next. Prophets and
kings desired it long, and died without
sin Finis.
"On the Seasons.-Thcrc is four
seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn and
Winter. They are all pleasant. Some
people like the spring best; but as
for me, give me liberty OF give me
death. The end"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

A Miss Way advertises IN the New
Orleans papers that she will debate
womcn's rights with Kentucky law
yer IN that city, after which she will
make grand balloon ascension from
Congo Square. Miss Way is evident
ly a woman Of varied accomplish
ments.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

4 kind attention to strangers is very
grateful to them, and generally COM
mendad yet few who have not been
in that situation themselves are sufii-
ciently sensible of its difficulties and
of those who have been, too many, when
at home, are negligent in that respect.
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