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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

EEG.1.N'TED---A gentleman. and his wife
~ wishes boarding in private family, any one
DESTROYS OF accommodating them can learn partlc-
uis.Is by addressing Il note to 'wAETED or calling
at this Office immediately aprl4
ERUTTEis.A5 L&S. 50. r. but
LIE ter.z bbIs A. No. Butter. l;eeeiysd this
day at - sl--sF.-sf T. H. COOK & ncfN = +
INi@z W sSfsRE.y,f+s. rSk4.S W.L ST. s'OU
o will find IA beautiful assortment of nice SllrnS
aud Summer silk and tine wool shawlsat u RICHES,
who is selling them very cheap apll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

The ELECTORAL, VoTE.-From the result
of the elections of the last year, the OPPOSE
ton, if combined can with confidence claim
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
WAFEU.SRLE FIRM F0R SALE,
pNHEA X T. u n EeIs MS Gina Of the x.ar

EIAfEE.SEEE FIRM E1R sS.ALE,n
ON AyoRABLE TEltAIS.-o One of the yer >.
best FARMS situated in Scott Township, in yander-
burgh county, the homestead Of Edmund Maidlow,
Esq, is offered for seen account Of the death Of
the owner There viii be sold either lbs acres
245 acres SO acres are clear and in the highest
state of cultivation Balance good tinss:r land
so acres of the clearing are in grass or clover, ard
about acres IN wheat. The clearing is divided
into seven fields There is good orchard, fine
garden. good well and cistern, good house with
about roomss good barn, stable. &c. ssEa
This is model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted the Princeton road runs through the
land and the buildings within mile Of Ingle's
Stations regular Stepping place on the Evansville
Eyans vile. 49, ~ - -
r. Price moderate and terms very easy. For fur
ther particulars enquire of 7.sss -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

~ Market Baskets, Feeding Baskets, Tubs, Buck
cts, Washboarls, Well Buckets, Cedar Churns,
Pine Churns, Cotton Mops, Brooms, Brushes, pus-
Clothes Lines, Cat rope, MANILA rope, hemp rope,
sash cord, bed cords, powder, nails, glass, window
sash, cement, white lime, plaster paris, corn, oats,
and various other articles too numerous to NELL
ton, all which you can fiud at Z fz1g EEs 80
aI7 ..rl.l NICkERY BROS. s. Main street. !.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

ExeUK S.E LEE-0UU FEET FRUVF'I'
IL on Fourth street, between Mulberry and Gum
streets, EVANSVILLE will be sold in quantities TO
accommodate buyers. Also, 371axl50 feet of Lot
%, Upper Enlargement, adjoining residence of Mr.
John Farrell, on First street-wth the dwelling
house and improvements now occupied by Dr.
Thompson. Arplystoe1 . y SsaEE11EL
ap7seod2w, Il = 5THps., e.. GARAFIrN- r,
g RLF-kyS'T1EKEST IS 9THR1 sE.sf.N.l
~ SPRIEG OF HUMAN ACTI0N-Jadgug
from the crowds of customers that daiy throng the
Grocery Store of No 81 Main street, il there
must be some Inducements held forth there. Gall
and see if such isnot the case.9Ez-5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
1EVaHE .S'oqYCE, ET.BRH.BoDX:-

TELAHE .S'0qXCE,l ET.RR1.gODI.-t
M We have on hand, and are manufacturing TO
order all kinds of Frnges, Buttons, Cord Tassels
DC. Ladies wishing the above named articles, /
would do Wen to give US call before purchasing
elsew here, as they can get What they wants We
also wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard
that 1t Will be object for them t. give us their
orders. All orders sent us win lie filed with neat :
ness and Dispatch -d=liai titr -ail4 ~ eHi
We also keep assortment of SEWING MACHINES Z
constantly hand. " he Ter a Wilson's, j. M.
Singer Co.'S, and live different kinds of single Z
Thread Machines. We have adjustable Binder
aud Hemuer, 4 Il persons hay ins .aiaehin' Wild
well To send rs order Cor tiise articles, tey
are a great saving Of labor. Frice of each So :, -
F. III. SELLMAN, Agent,
marlS No. First street, Evansville, Ind.
GfHo Es!s ssf0Es .--2, 900 Es.sSR OF
~ Ladies Bootses taliiers, lssskis, and Slippers;
Misses do. do, Childrens Shnes Of all sizes and
qualities, from the neat Shoe for twenty five cents
to the finest Article th,ieIy Wpister of ana seea
and youswil be convinced that n UGH ES las the
best stock of Shoes in the city marl5
AtUG.ER c.s.S-E SEED.AIas BgssS-
~ els China Sugar tame sSeesi or s:tle by sss y
= fa1es4A AaA5GslI RAMEY, JR.,i
mario Corner First and Vine streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

IS na,irc Of Mr. " pen1,ier. We would res.
pee fully solicit share of the public patronage
switch will be thankfully acknowledged by thu
young beginners.ss = MILLER & NIEHAUS,
pa~EvANsvtLLE, Indiana mar1S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
X. RRIcK, .1RCaTrECT .9.ND

aSs SUPERINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY
BANK HUlIeDt NtsS, 5KvaNsvILIE, IND. a "a -
q Plans SPECIFICATIONS, Detailed Drawings and Es-e
aud ehnrches, will be carefully prepared and satis
faction guaranteed. He solicits the patronage Of
ihe citizens of Evansville ard vicinity. mar5-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

~ SALE.-Nichols' patert, by which, without
and expensive apparatus prime Mineral Water Is
made in thirty minutes much superior to that pro
duced BY am OF her method. syrup A apparatus ard
Draft Tubes an in complete order Would be sold
low ifappic,ttiOn isssaade i'm mediatey - q
II = - - sTODDARD & THOMPSON,
mars Druggists, II Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

NhRS. fsE.N.NT.V'osTUsNs .a.FiD DE =
III BRUE ER, having formed copartnershipfor 3
the prctice of Medicine, eer their services to the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity. s.Li.siif -
Office on Third street. in the first building above
the Crescent CITY Bank, over Jon & Blythe's Law g
office.
DR. Pennington's resiaence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church. - v
. pr De Bfuler residence, corner OF Cherry and
Saeond streets f4a.at e f-fss8 .ftad mars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

rHFI, IN IlHl u lBR.
gFIbaY NoRNINd, '5Fi5k 2, 48s5.
last CircuIa tioH.of4 ? NJ aps1I ii West
la'S 79S. eta Yirgtnia .tat ssoe, asss g. )
1N7Gl8 IS MATTE E35RS.
rim ceats WeeE-1,Rfss In 1n5slsig a 1 a Is
!5;.,.,l 10. subscribers in any i3aFs eicftS
.gssghborhood at ten. cents week. 81 .aa zsi
O. Nss sEst 49, I'd - =:
COAT s2.Ii''lls tslx esaP!;s ISIS
.rantlv rurchastGl aiElile Goat In Wheeling mr.
HAl Philip SnuU; all thRt belehge3o Noah EfneIs
as nd az. prepared TO supply customers at the
s Bsa2 2G sG5S ps siss h
i,ss .fseF' Brewery a1 tAs galas fSAPSs9
: Ss 80 * - = sthN AVhEN.
,ss-"Cesis 10 Nca0 Castle, Yesterday morn,
= ,sn car londs of hugs, from Washington;
y came down On 44@ !Iehpaeld road, %erS
5. 10 BsIlair arilstiPPed thence via Gealtra
o.s Railroad tosssPlle szsssqts 9f aIlIiaeiEz AS
.,.-y moro came down last week. making in ali.
.:r,..o or seventeen hupdr6,l3 head rieY are; are.
s,sS togs and are being sent TO Illinois to be
a n is well knoEn..that ID ,seoa :oE
H. severity Of the June frosts in Washington
,,iaty, lie corn crop was an!entire-failures ;Itr
I;pois ihe corn,is more abundant, 1t. has been.
5s.oversd that the hogs can : be shipped.to.
Tl;rois much cheaper than. corn can be shipped
,og there to this section: The;far.nletrs RS Of.
Washington county, therefore, willing II dispose
If their hogs at $3.50 per hundred and the
purchasers expect, by feeding them until fan to-
Is.ize a. least six dollars They are to. be
s5igpfd from BsIlair 10 the. western destination.
at The rate Of sixty five dollars a car load. : =.
As an evidence Of the scarcity ,of.eyefgtAing-
in the produce line, throughout w astlingtons
COUNTY, nc are informed that hardly day
passes but that from thirty to forty barrels of
l0ar are shipped 'front.' this point 10 supply the.
demand for home CONSUMPTION. Immense qd61 an
tile, Of vegetables, and particularly green corn,
are Jaly moving in the same direction.
Wepcsnme there WILDE less sqnealins and.
gtsatins in Washington county this year than
vas ever before known.
.Y-4 Hurried IEoa.ala. R- bps Hor {lusJqatz's
Hummelshine, days since Mss Elizabeth.
Ne,gin was SO Unfortunate be sem .to:iail
Of some minor offence Y3seas
s.ti 10 one Mr. Idafriet3 man,s4v ifli
whom She had been on teft6S Of IIa Gj8sest IA
rjaary. TO come md pay *ther5tne aadEcauSe her
rettssr.. The messenser ppdi5in ted to convey
Iii! seQaest, upon t5Fif1i house
ioanl that gentleman absent and 5snPPosinjg
:
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II o'clock I'D Ji1Ts3 GtiRidsScIa al
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Jason at ST. JIohns,. rue papef5.Flcei 3p,l5fIIys
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sceRtsiIlelsln theS .sIUhrs, dispatGi z ~
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ended. lie was sentenced to be shungai,.lIna
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Yb Slig5 les Wefes 5SS
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:sE7-Ssat 10 tie!CiGin Gaegr-Wiliiam Yves
ley Porto1 gcpsIqhh9,, :witl{a huQoro+,s cast
oi ro1g;s'i4nSt, which gfssdtly heigRsspea by
FeIiF, nouRtsinpps pRgearaneeSSnpposgh to
lave beeQr$OnsRriqdyce9f by tSFd, and constant
1'ai, wasssent 10 the chain nj IT before
Is, by AID Hamilton William is an admirer
a MUSCLE. ne>ofercd hiss coat to, specimen
et yoeag AmeFicas.4tcc.said specimen you'd un.
& take to whale another bog about three times
h, weight. The offer was dcclinc,l.aud William
Wesley falling in thus entertainment, varied the
aoaelony Of the doll. ''piping time OF peace
y throwing stones at a milk wagon. The
ai.Anan got down from his vehicle and went
ito Williams affections wilhalsuidennesS and
igor that speedily resulted in his oyerthrow.
William was arrested by officer De0tenbaiigf
I'd disposed Of as before mentioned. His ill.
f'i'ine AMI vile durance isnot so much the re-
sa'; Of his love of whisky as his excessive love
g fun, which is eteFnally getting him into some
Sf.ps OF other. This isseaSout the tweatieth
'.4e that he has been committed to the gang
s.-fiF' the last six months: 0wing-to .hiSgood
IGNORED aud eompan;onobIe5q qualities, the garg
Sea are s!waSs delighted to sec him coming
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

e City C9Rssei-A special meeting of
49, ny Couucii, was called fer last evening
'ls ne'i'etS came in so slowly. that itwass soon
..2'Tyht that there would be nosquorum, and
,hA' he city would suffer for q few days, owing
% Tie ,ask Of legislation. The. eleventh hour
'a''s but no eleventh man. s-=::.'s
-'i'sr waiting an hOnr or so a letter was: read
"g7' NC President Of the Marietta and Gincfn. :,
.a4 ''aii'oad, asking the Mayor to attend
4Ss'ls Of the stockholders OF, that road to be
.f'i at Marietta on the 9Th Of this. month. 1t
vas formally agreed that the Mayor, or some
s.'s5 person whom he. might select, should at
- sai1 'nseting and REPRESENTING city's stock.
ne council then adjourned &c, meet on Non.
~ evening next. Sttie members were about
,.a'ias, the Mayor called their attention to the
DateaEfan who swan The riger. and crossed the
,''ass IN a state Of nudity. The Nayor said
,'s eoFsnt'ate individual was in Jail, aud that
-'N we amd children needed his support and
F,'ise'iQn. The, members were ali.in favor Of
.,SS''aFsing the fellow, as he had done abont
ma. any other sbivctiug and naked. swigt.
''''u nave done under similar circumstances
t-=4-e=ss=z--zzs
- contributions 20 The Washington Nome
,'"',-tne contribution boz at tue Post. Office,
~" was put up the beginning of last month
= TIE reception of contributions To t6e. Wash
go" Monument, was opened yesterday and
.,.1 70 contain the lauuifeent sum 10 t., six
.@Ts. We learn thatit is the intention 3,
al 30 onlce boys to- ll4teFially increase the
esI9Ee sehdIug it on to Washington. Is
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e. ~

sY-R4fi'ood 1eeidcnt-Thc verdict of the
sGeronef's in the case Of the awful end OF
Mr. Ellis, At ssWiekly, which we noticed yes
.terday, has been rendered. There was no ques-
ton as to the way in which slrE. came to his
death as thatsWas buttoo evident. but2thc mat
ter which: sKePFt the jury in long consideration
was thespdTt aud s,na,,agcrs OF
g with the
matter. L = ES 80
5 T19i EYerdTst m feads f5ffoxs
~; n sS,9: sid e ,l5 death
al.y falling on '!eat tJSnnliaa TO cross
TIE sSata1e Efirr run
Eef &c ma lt aiFfuf t5n5 ER on
oneay TIE ks1fev9, from
tho teSlIfnon fesdga dt might
have been Oh been rhnniug
fIeed MT eSseedii 1Ette8 pfr hour
past st9ti9il tids ffieSqIicers of
This rpatl are great
IS eys mos pass the
s1atlotin rtP!ationSt according 10 tteiflwn teS-
.etLn"tII,1 0t=-tne Iuless'nadc 10 g0ycTn te luu-
mig of the train. - -
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BUSINESS 2Nl1qIsES.


n bfa1< -4rmg--J9Maseced,] Esq, Par
kersburs; Capt. Jos, Burus,.New, Orleans; ia
cob Bell, Esq, Utica; o.. Rev Geo Brown,
U"iontown, Pa. j. G, Morris, ESQ., Sseublsen6:;
vile; A. ,Byanet, NEianeSola j. Thompson,
Esq, Wisconsin; y. j. Moorc, Esq, Santa Fe;
j. S. Meyer, Esq, INDIAN; II. p Camden, IVES
ton, Va; Mays Bel, West Alexander; Capt
Jos. Richardson, Wheeling; DIR, J. A.. Alison,
W.hgselia.ssii.E y. Pdmpbrey, Wheeling MI
Jeters, WheeliHsis and OHl hundreds &c others,
say of Dir, Todd's Anti bilious or Liver; Pins,
that they arc "thc best pills we can gey''-l
THESE pills and Or: GhapInan'> IIoariiouuti BAL.
sam FOR Coughs, Colds, Sc, are for sale by deal
ers generally, thropgbo1tthe country. Address
orders to - u .IoqNN & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

81 alEssson52 YFscs qpdrpseapd chat
R'st.sl IS 8 & g Pa8es,5
wlllcaf meeting during theSFSffSr az, fSaslh,bs
aaaso 1in a.. districts
5lassla9stag vii last there
I & y no DOUBT be large mum tYistitssiI
'al e e. here btdrgeiy ditende,l.
I'D aotben filtcd on az ai7a 9tsalsa
s =. i qnesqqy
i 9 g at tbs Pew
flG55 1asssntg;l g s
tNte4ltne g. hun PersloE fheatraiIl.s His
vas he ,maaki9g qP and g5 Ji Of
~ ao iils name was John Hamilton; and he
MHs an freshman. lie was taken Immediate.
" to Allegheny, but was dead before he.sgot
s9VS
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!sg7zta HssstsA q ssSaJFden's they are
-openlhg- out a beautiful stock Of goods, which
as they. are Being and 4'i aFfan et, fSS
their spacious store room quite the appearance
OF one ne, OF tie oriental hazaars that you read
8sSp q! ThsiTgs stoekesef saksg e4laIeesggasR
neres' &c, ma aiagn s9letttfi
as they have been, from the very cream Of the
recent irhporta{iohs. Their range of fine goods
generally we>ate told5 was never more attractive
than it is this fail.
:: -, .Ef7=.e-r.z- ezs z.t.+--- z.z,5,
~ Poisoning Dogs yesterday ainorrii6g
Market Square asestsHwnlvitfr the eabcaseslot
defunet The work IS; supposed Il, . IliaSa
been done .bya malicious l5isoner " no has IN,
ahtipithy to: tke:SiTole race Of carlinps IaIhg
owners of the: dogs arc or course sou,csFhac
incenscd at 1he. outrage. dss ;lkiiRg
Justly So, Weare no ioScfs dogs getiet:
al thing, but tive do not approve thisifrcgolnr
way Of disposing of them..5It oushn4to DC don ore
with the law aud after. due-no,
tlce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

tsslaaIa IniRi str atpSs Sale S'
}N lzii IS sePIemteF 1s9 hr mud rrsice
WIN sen PUBLIC Aurtgnh, Ia tile hEe ling az
M door Of tho cttt sapfppsFt Know. as
'ntchlan ttls oTln'r df Quit SIain TIN,
pTOFer ~ frt7ts A ,r ,inry
N3siihE task {" leyl about la tet. 1t vii sold S
IN 4i ,Iaf lois To suit gTe tra;,tr
e. tsI; llnest in le centre of- heavy
business OF TIT cry. Tie title tstnhsI .hiii..'
fEANstlgs NJ a., "a, o,,,I
n! ihs!tn with rest TO liz
Augll-lu = - Z y tf71s5; a a s"-''
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lnF'I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
Riu.RoADs, 30.

-. ... EXCURSION TICKETS
~ AS T6 3 HAM fPP41sglx.
RICHMOND AND PE'TEKsBuRg RA ia "a D
For tie convenience Of persons who visit thee
sss psss sa g rs shs NSros and
Railroad and the stssnbost pId p"lni
.s sae H. ssasss e shs asss
~ chfldsenn over ssand under twelve
coored persons ron in servants cat. 22s
ALso;. Return Tifkets, good for fifteen days, at the
rare e ch aIis i've. and under Twelve
coiorsd p persons ass in servants car :. SIS
Passengers will leave Rehmond in the Express ss
Point it and Hampton 10 time for early dinner. Re
turning, they will arrive in Richmond At e.2s T. ~
For tickets or farther information, apply AZ the
Office of tho Richmond and petersbHry ka,lroad
Company. THOS. Ill. WfNNE,
jy i-dt25A Superintendent
Ia rd fST AND hhS \ q Fer, FER
lzs1 1ae-- 1s-~ sons intending to yisit either or
all of the aforementioned places; viii had the most
FOLK AND PETERSBURG. RAILROADS.. AZ
ss n Rehond viii
be sold at the followIns rates: eam
For Norfolk; first class PASSENGERS. 20
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days; hrst "a
Second do. do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
a. ~; IL ~ tata. & rst ciass .....,.. 1928
no secnnd do 2.25
These isres em seSGu the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point and they cover all expense
attending the transfer OF Passengers ana basgage
between de pots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk. -,
At Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with
Steamer which has been engaged to run IN con-
necton with the Norfolk and Petersburg Raliroad.
There is no delay or inconvenience in this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond az $50
A. NJ and breakfast In Petersburg ut 3, reach Nor.
folk at l0.z, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
IL NJ, allowing ample time for all preliminary room
ARRANGEMENTS and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon or By the same boat next
day. " -
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Point and
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A. NJ, and HaInp-
ton at 7:43 A. NJ, lin each after the regular
breakfast reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at
p NJ; arrive in Petersburg at AS, and in Richmond
at 5:45 P. NJ, in time to connect with the trains
going west same evening".
mA BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Fpr nd Cup;t N & p r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
LOTTERIES.
IA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

SPARTA ACADEMY LOfIEkEES'
~ AUTHORIZED BY THE sTATEoF GE9RG5A:f
TO BE DRIlFN AT A 10 UST4, GEORGIA.
TO THE pUBLIC.-As the members OF our
firm have. by way OF purchase. become the own
ers of the Grants chartered by the states 81 Deia
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part OF those III
Georgia under the management OF MeSsrs; oR hG So
DRY K MAURY, OF Wilmington, Delaware, we nave
deemed it expedient 10 change the name nl or
firm after January Ist la5S, 20 that oil =" -tQDi
EDDY & co, who will have the nahaSement of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others as
above named. >, ,;-
We have endeayored to transact all our business
with inte gritty, and can assure the pubic thaG
the patronage heretofore bestowed on us Is well
deserving of beus transferred TO our Successors;
WOOD EDDY " CO. < . GfT Er reg SWhN ( co.
NEW AND SPLENDID 'stHENEt
The following scheme will he drawn y W OoD,
EDDY Il CO. successors 70 ;: SWAN Y 20 : Van
ayers OF the SPARTA ACADEMY OIIEhf' Oh
Georgia, at Augusta, in public, as follows: ~ o
Class . will be drawn on SATURDAY Jai' 2 s ss9
Class 20 - 23d, 1883.
TO BIZ DRAWN on TIE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HuS,m,,Rs tI4l ;, AND
EIGIiTI-FIVE PRlXES-50W 900 TICKETS.
Nearly one Prize 10 srery Nine Tickets!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
TiiROU GIL TARIFF or FREIGHT from
L Richmond ~ McmphIs and intermediate points

The rates west of Knoxville viii not go into effect
until after the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad. which will he about the LIST of April.
Shippers OF through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks wei shts and destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line OF Boats.
A. s. LEE, on the Dock.
NB-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
az reduced rates. lie l0-tsI A. s. t.