Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 29, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1856 — Page 2

Jflurnal. ADD. H. SAHDEBS, EDITOB. CITY-OF EVANSVILLE. iATÜRDAY M0RNING,::::::::::::AÜG. 30 MESjrrr" .. . g 1 - FOR rRF8"KT, MILLARD FILLMORE, .' . , . or CW TOKC. , 4 , ?H VICK PHKSIDKXT, AJICEEW JACKSON" DOHELSON, OF TESfy BSSKKa JTIEGE BAKES AT CXEECEUT HALL. Ilia ltevleiv of Willardand hU ".tew. Xturg Wime.' Crescent Hall was crowded last Thursday Tening to hear Judge Baker, candidate for Lt GoTernor, speak upon National Politics, and giro, some facts relative to those two "worthies" known as Willard and Smith Gavitt. The load and enthusiastic applause with which bis severest remarks were received, exhibited probably better than anything else could have done, how much deserved thev were, and how emphatic ia the condemnation of this community of the course of Willard and the individual who consented on one occasion to act publicly as Willard's miserable toady. We mit ft report of all other parts of J udge Baker's remarks except such as relate to these men. . It is known to al! our readers, that Conrad Baker was insulted and slandered at a meeting of the Democracy of Xewburg on the 19th f this month. Then and there, Willard had the impudence to call upon Gavitt to prove that Judge Baker had in the course of a certain trial before Judge Iglehart, in May, 1855, declared himself in favor of a Higher Law, paramount to the constitution and in conflict therewith. Smith Gavitt, the Sheriff of this county, before that meeting, and for the mere paltry purpose of affording Willard a little political capital, and perhaps to gratify his own feelings of personal hatred, declared solemnly that Judge Baker had made use of this remark. Had Gavitt made this statement here, it would have deserved no notice, for here Judge Baker's simple word of Contradiction would outweigh the Sheriff's Mth. Judge Baker very properly remarked in his speech, he had no doubt Willard could have proved any statement he made or might inake. by precisely the same witness. We regTot that it has become necessary for a gentleman occupying the private and public po&ition of Judge Baker, to give this Newburg witness any further notoriety. He is politically dcad stink. To touch it, is to handle unclean things. Judge Baker read the following certificates which prove Willard and his witness dastardly Msjficrs. and will forever put to rest the charge they concocted and published ' 1 to the world together: . "Sometime In May, 1835, a colored raaa named Wui. Llenry ulias Washington White, was brought before me on a writ of habeas corpus, issued against John S. Gavitt, Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, ana Win. tioiaen, nis Deputy; J udge Baker appearing for the petitioner, and Jas. E. Blythe for Messrs. Gavitt nd Holden, who. on their return claimed to bold the negro as a fugitive slave by virtue of tome (telegraphic dispatches, which were attached to the return. J udge Baker moved the . diuchaTg of the prisoner, aud waived the penig, and Mr. Iii vibe proposed to read the case of Priggs vs. Pennsylvania, in 1G Peters, but '-tpan cay statement, that 1 was familiar with Oi.mui and an intimation that I recognized ihe principles therein announced, he did -: et read at, but asked that the oegro might be held in custody "his alleged massier should Arrive. J udge BakeT Chen followed And seemed omewhat .excited, but -did not peak. 4o the merits of the case, but confined ihia .remarks .to a somewhat severe striatum; moon Mr. GaviH fur im aiearocatcEiBZ pro pensities., and closed by Aonuuncirg Xo Mr. .G.J aad Jar. 13.., vaox, wneaewer-iuey -caugui ieu and imprisoned them, whether black or white, rkhut authority -ofJa.Wj they would ünd him ' .after tthemr My atecdllecfionls, and I am -clear that I am sight, that Judge Baker .made no allusion. eilh-l .er Ii a Fugitive Slave Law onto a.-'Mgher Jaw.'; WSm .Question as made as to the.j;awaty.r oxpe-Menci of the .fugi-'ive .slave Jain, Jior did . t . i r . , i . . . I. .. . .. . ? . ASA. iGLEilAliT. lEsanswlle, Aug. 22, 1856. llunrBTeadthe foregoing statement of Judge fffflehart TOTelataaa Xo the .writ ol Habeas Cor ßas,tied ut before htm by negro, .named Wm. Henry, an 314V 18o. i ueue ve tnaxxue t2wJt8rerectly slated. I ha-ve so juCuUecoihtet 5Kilgeii5akeT upon that occasion made any ÄUU8WB either to the J1 ugiUve fciav xax r iheaigaer.uvc. -JTA3IES E. ELT THE. XnSge Uäker ttov"ie.wcS jortionsSf Xhe-pdlit-3ealt&efVillarfi ininimUable style. Wxs have . c tin: .j r .i-i:'i axj$x-K"3 ffi8 dhas bfieasaed Lrn s-perpT iüax WJCil-ituiini. jiciuii:iiiJ trwir a jqb thegrfftt G-eergia Land. swindle': an v?&dh W.iJard .figured. ' i E3ae S&mt 2&&Tjaafi TiteennöS lUc'A&am-: tssah srreCQCstrnctcd by sthe State-of Jn iaia,,xti Ü tra mcsfite finest And nmost jprtllluMeAiiteEiaftl ümjatararEfitts r.cr yawned' &Tfii State. lit ,evr:EpleU, escept.l ÜoSEsväl.VaEtjpAo (sAt'joänt i&nt tfhe -StateSXZ'J&. 'Cliß iajj0TtÄfice süflhig sroadi r tüprai.taTi:r IhenÖfEiCvtyäüSged, . (fnmLÖheih.$, tihxtiriijg tkeearaSiXh laaemtae. Ü?iaÄkijJt Soarvacj' rfsaejiaate'J l7tlW!39sC3aiissUMs

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in, then Directors were to bo elected. The

19th Section of the act, reads as follows: Whenever the President of this company shall file with the Governor a list of the subscribers to Btck in said company, with the amount of stock of each subscriber and shall add to such list his affidavit that said subscrilrs have subscribed for fifty thousand dollars of stock in said company, and that in his opinion, the same is good and collectable, and that said subscribers have paid to said corporation, five thousand dollars, on account of said subscriptions, then it shall be the duty of the Governor, within ten days to issue his' proclamation declaring said corporation fully j organized; and that said corporation, is fully authorized to take possession of the New Albany and Vincennes Mc'Adamized Road, and then said corporation shall be fully empowered to take possession of, occupy and use the New Albany and Vincennes McAdamized Road, from New Albany to Vincennes, ami all the rights and privileges, heretofore belonging to the State of Indiana in regard to said McAdamized Road, from said New Albany to Vincennes, together with the gates and houses erected for gate keeeper-s, tie, and the same are hereby transferred to, and vested in said cor poration." Thus was the road which cost the State $718,741 06, yielding an annual revenue of over $12,500, given away to ASHBEL Jr. WILLARD and others. But who submitted this bill, which subsequently became a law, to the Legislature ? Let us see. See "Journal ofthe House of Representatives" for 1850-51, page 417. . Mr. Willard, from a select committee, made the following report: Mr. Spfakek: The select committee to whom was referred the petition of citizens relative to the Vincennes and New Allaay macadamized road, have requested me to report the accompanying bill and recommend its passage: No. 285. A bill to incorporate the New Albany and Vincennes plank road company, which was read a first time, the rule was then suspended, the bill read a second time and ordered to be engrossed. . This is the history ofthe affair, and the bill was put through in real clap-trap style, and one of the best improvements of the State of Indiana given to Willard and others! On the 19th of December, 1851, the Paoli Eagle, now a supporter of this man Willard, published the following: The New Albany Ledger, and some other papers are urging the nomination of Mr. Wil lard. of New Albany, as a cindidate for Lieut. Governor. We do not know how Mr. W1 lard will take in other parts of the Statä, but we know he will not take well in this section. No man tJiut is connected with the New Albany and l(H(MwiSlDLh will receive a very pood vote from people interested in the road. Mr Willard was one ot tne prune movers in that transaction, and he made a snug Utile fortune off of the people, without its costing him one cent. It wiil be the better iiolicy of the Democracy to let him remain a private citizen. If he slvou!d receive the noxnination he will 1 a se rious drawback upon our ticket ia this part of the State. At our next election we will have a large number of oflieers ta elect, and it is all important that the Conventtoa aJaoukl select the very best men we have in our party as candidates men that will not be a weight upon the party. We hope all Old Line in this settlement willexamine tfve record1 and if,accordingto Deai ocratic authority, Willard was a SW1NÜDEU in 1851, what is he now Whatever he may be, he is not the 'man who should receive the votes of honest men. or of truthful and respect able es, for an office which sliould be filled by a man above all suspicion ia personal integrity and honor. By documentary evidence which cannot be "disputed, Judge Baker has proved Willard a slanderer and a s.windLex. Toe SÄait Line RallreacL ; Mr. Willird Carpenter has jst retartied from an Eastern ri&it -aa buüneas connected with the groat enterprise, the EvansviHe, In ; diaEapoiis mid CrawAsriii.viIla Strait Line Railroad. Mr. Carpenter made arrangements .while East for the purchase f the Iron for lias Roed, or for that portion of Lt now graced, t the ioterstiCtiaR ofthe Ohio .and Mississippi Eail-. road, lie ha sent ilia- fPu!iaJs & England, with good assurance from Ahe agents iiene, f their heing accepted. lie ortfidentlj' jcntici-J psites ithe iron will be at this point ready far lajing, by Msmch 1,1837. This road is irow graded .and reaoy for the 4n le the intersec tion f the 0. &M. Uailroad, and uVean trac tors re hard at jvork at ihe Divison beyond,! and haJtre lieen for some months. -On the 221 ins t., -the fifteenth ütiui-ate, amounting to about $1.7,000, was jiromptlyjaidinihis-eky. Ev.e ry estimate has been .promptly jaid, and we are assured .will te. Sso one.ean .cinplain-of ny .want of proicptness thus Jurm Jtlie part of dtbis Eailroad' Company, in .its jja'jneat.of debts -to those viho are engaged in the prac tical 3abcr of its construction, or .any .other debts, o far es .weJkno.w. Mr. Carpenter as full.of.confidence, and is using aUfthe iadefati- - ' ö;1 caUe enerrv and industry formhich.-he is re - j arkahktoj.uslMhrough thisieat.enterprise. so important . to .cur aivji citjr. (T Testerday's.eäitjon of;the JDäily Jour nal .was haa&ted &tan .eatly thaur, .oa :ccounttof the stupendous, liai; contained u'n it. of tweHty-eix.knowKjMtiw. horn Demcratsm. SJv-ns-viile." Onejff:the Uemocrttts named made acall fcr .ty .copies of. the .paper.1. ÄVe aball endeavor .to.-sjjpuly.all .calls .through extras, or 8omething'.o.fithe ort, as;it-jvill ,uat fio to .abbreviate &a .circnlatioB -cT Xhe Important Jiicts weave yter(laj. ÜSearTy every ;prcicu:ent IJWiLuxer.in.ftrisvC'ity vas yesterday ferrefjng arjMijJl inthelüdden noili5.ac'd -cowjecs joT.fh.e city ,eÜÜDg Jor.M3rejsaQT Iber; Old "Lipers.

SVaiAayeilocHttbeywfill al31ejuwrjeaae Knotciaaiion -pcevioas -to -Ihe .meeting -of the flcr3istilOAfimaIlexiDj;t'v-e6blaisettheirL -Since ihenat lias been

liisiiffitryito trtiarjretaers äs stojust.Aow srBanjaiwifibeT&joTiteS 5 alV.'jgaaejiteid thyMJi kct, rthat tttere vis si fcXIarrwajölfenÄi.vOT-rflrt mamcaof very rfaib-aTi?s3tcQntakred in iie published Tistl

Evansvllle Commercial College. The next session of this excellent and popular Commercial Institution will open onMonday, September 1st, and as we presume with an unusual full list of pupils. Young gentlemen can, however, enter the College at any time, as each pupil is taught separately. There

is no similar college in the west where young men can obtain a more thorough proficiency in Commercial education, a knowledge of Book Keeping in all its details, &c, than in this College. Mr. Behm, the Principal, is an old teacher, thoroughly experienced in his business, and devotes his whole time to his pupils instead of turning them over to indolent and uninterested assistants, as is too often the case at other Commercial Colleges. There are scores of 3'oung men now employed in counting rooms, and many merchants at the heads of business houses, who are practical testimonials to the superiority ol Mr. Behm's system of instruction and to his own merits as a teacher. We commend this institution to the attention of those who wish to obtain a thorough and practical knowledge of Book Keeping. Mr. Behm's system is pre-eminently a practi cal one. He does not teach from books, but he opens and conducts business with each pupil, as it is done in business houses of dif ferent kinds thus qualifying the pupil when he obtains his Diploma, to step into the counting room, and assume its practical duties. It is useless to enlarge upon the value of a thorough knowledge of Book Keeping. "Every young man who intends engaging in active business, will find this knowledge if not indispensible at least of high importance while to many young men it will open what has be come a Profession, with a sure means of ob taining a livelihood, and in ii-iclfa stepping stone to a higher position in the mercantile world. Mr. Behm has just issued his Annual Cata logue, containing lists of his pupils at present, and of those who have graduated at his insti tution, with much useful information to those who are considering the subject of entering upon a Commercial course. Copies of this catalogue can bo obtained by addressing Mr. Behm. IlllaoU Correspoadenee. Mount Carmel, 111., Aug. 25, 185ß. Dear Sakaebs : I have been through the counties of White, Edwards, Lawrence, liichland, aud part of Clay and Wabasli, in this State, and find with unfeigned gratification that the Fillmore and Donelson men are much more numerous than from report I was led to beiieTf! they were. They are organized into clubs, and hare speeches and pole raisings in every town, and even at many cross roads. The dd Liaers too, axe well organized, but we do not find that bitterness of feeling existing between these two parties here that we do in Indiana. The discussions are characterized by courteous and respectful speeches p;ood sense and reason are substituted for villifscation and abuse. j The Fremouters occasionally 6tir up their brethren, call a meeting, aud give the Old Liners '"particular thunder," though in a respectful and 4ignied manner. At one of these meetings held at the Court House here last night, while Win. Harrow Eq., f Lawrence county, was pouring 'ho. shot" into the Old Line ranks, some nprineipled scamp, too mean and cowardly to belong ta aaj' party, threw aa egg ia at the door, and Strock the speaker ia the face, nst doing serious damage, farther Lhaa calling into requisition his podket hasdkercLief, and toiling his vest and coat slightly. Such an act is too Jow ia the scale f mean ness far comment. It was not iinpetel U any party, but was most probably done through some personal ill-feeling. Mr. Harrow leek the matter vtrj -coolly, eimply remarking, "that fellow is a dev&lish good thrower but I'll give .fifty dollars io Iceow who it was " it is well for the fellow that he was not known. The speaker is .a lawyer by jrofesa, and a man of ability, fotrt I think supportiEg a ;dangeeus Presidential ticket. About midnight some wags raised .a Fxemont pole, about 30 feetihigli, with a cross n Ahe tap, and had quite an odd looking tiag, with svarious in scriptions and devices; a large black woolly 'har&e in the centre. St amused many and was the subject; ef criticism during the day. j&. splendid flagüoats in the breeze, near the Cuunt House, with Fillmore and Donelson in scribed .thereon. S'he Qid Liners h;ive made twoiortthr.ee fruitless attempts .raise a jiole in down, but up .to AhisXime lia.ve failed, for so soon as they get it two-thirds tup, the props fall .and .the pole -comes down with a crash, hre.iking into a dozen pieces. The crops are much better than-cculd be escpeateSiCQßsillf ring the dry reason. I noticed several fields of corn and .oats destroyed by! had, about three xtr four weeks ago., on the tread from AlbiGn .ta 'Qlney oats diterally fbeatac into dhe ground and utterly lost, the cam blades lorn .into shreds, and .will jiot he 'orÜi. anything. 3ven the tree tops are :bare in many places, the Jea.tes and mall .twigs being beaten on. Jurtunately, it was .only a few. niile in lejigth.and vSUO to 500 yards in width. Jdount Gafme'l S:& "beautiful iown, and con tains, raa&y business houses, doing a. large and .thrifty trade. ii ours, &c JtL D7 Xhß Washington Sentinel, -edited y iBaverlj "Tucker, lias SjeeE diseoEtinaed. It .MTlll'tJS rSCCdlacted tlbat.the tenttliel rS XuB onijr.adrocaae .uastitcgton ai UueiianaQ'g Uhe deadusg ffiaahanan organ ,in Washington iGity- VWhat doesiits.tiiscontUiuaTice betoken ? Taken an oenection vwifh rthe -stqppage ,of .many .other Buchanan jpapers, it certainly UeJken omething, if no:more than the exceedlüg unpopularity jof .the Unchananxaiise.

IIIts, Caps, Fcrs, &c WTe call attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Wm. Dodd & Co., Cincinnati. This is an old established house and well known to those dealers in this region who have been in the habit of purchasing Hats, Caps, &c, at Cincinnati. We can recommend the house to those who have not yet

dealt with it. Goods can be purchased as low there as at any place in the West. The firm will be found accommodating, and disposed to please. Scientific American. We call attention to the prospectus of this scientific periodical.It should be in the hands of every mechanic as well as scientific men in fact in the hands of all who appreciate the progress of the arts and sciences, new inventions, &c. Every number is illustrated by cuts of new patents, tc. Some person ought to get up a big club here and take one ofthe prizes. fjT" By notice it will be seen that theopening of the Public Schools has been postponed one week. They will be commenced on Monday, Sept. 8. Let parents take notice of this fact A PJEKFlTJir.D BREATH. Whatludy or pentleiiiuu would remain under the curse of a disaRreenblw I reutli whi-nby uii.g th;"Baliu nf n Thfuaiiiid Flowers" a dentifrice would not only reader Uswcet bul ieate the teeth white a, aUbasterJ Many persons do imt know their breath is bud, and the j a i- . .i -.f.i.j. .in subject is so delicate Uieir friends will never mention it. j Pour a single drop or the "Balm" on your iociu-i ruen and wash the tee'h night and morning. A fifty cent bot tie will last a year. A niCTtrrt CompLEXiow may easily he acquired by uiiii? the"H:ilra of a Thousand Flowers." It will re move tan. piuiiles. an J freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft aud roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on tw or three drops and wash the face night and moniiiigr. Sh.vino Madk East Wet your shaving-brush in either warm or cold water, tiour on two or three drops ol "'.aim of a Tho'ism-I Flowers," rub the beard well and it will mate a beautiful soft lather much facilitating lh operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. FaxRiDoa At Co., proprietors. KELLKK, FARXSLEY & CO. api lydiStw Agents for Kvansville. SPECIAL NOTICES sXi" Notices in this plane, ten oits per line one insertion; 20 cents per line three times; 30 cent f er lin- one week; disdnunton longer time . . C'ltUIIL. XOT1CU. Tub Public Schools of Evansville are postponed one week. Will commence Scpteuber Sth, without fail. By order of Trustee. ug3-lt ELKCYION NOTICE. Notice Is herefcy Kive. tfaat aa elcti-n will be bed at St. Paul'a Ceerch. In the Uy ef Kvanseille. on Tussdaj, tbe 9th day of September. 16.'. at'lock A.M.. of said .lay, for Truste ol said Church. Tolls open rom 9 te W 'clock A. M D. O. KKLLER iuiW-llt See'y Vestry St. Paul's Cbureh. fry-Two HtjiD ir.D Lives Savkd yearly by using gond r,.bacco Vf calling F ftsumci & Bkothkrs, snd trying same of t'-ieir Sbtnjhai, Eldorado end California (ion Chee in Tabacoo, which they have lust reecived from V irginia. I would adviss all married ladies to nd their Lusbandsto F. Fendrit - Bro.'s C'gar Store, where they es K-t gnod rol.acoo and Cigars, so Hit ir breath will not be oliaoiious. Do not forget, single UJies. to send four beaux te his store to get good Cifitl and TeUacco. Main street, one iat freaa Flwt. . u430-l Dvarcpnia. There are but tew who do not at aoaae tWne eaperienee the unpleasant effect of teasfi'irary indigestion, such a sense of fallstcse. weight and uneaiii-ssa i tiie stomach, foaltoaaue. Mwerneas in teu eaouh. nausea, sit beadaeiie. it., tit. AU suoh feelings are evidence t proa;hin dyapepsl-v. which shonld alwsy r etieotn an eure i.y the use ef linsTcTTiK" liioamrh Bitters, which are known to be an infallihle remedy for all ssich complain a. To 'his tboisanls will testily who have tried ihem and provi'd thfaers. KiMTKTTrH'H Bitters are for sale b oar friiioipal Unirzutaaad Uoaieiseenes-allv. ilALLOflir k STOFrtMSD. jyS-daw . M'OOLKV & SAW VKK. 4 T K H . One sinare. Vmi Ü4iee or less, oae time. sVV. threetne. no wfeit. l 01); two weeks. i W, ene month. three mouths. 7 sia months, IP; one year. I5. IHsconnton lrc;r adVitTtieaaenu. C-irds el via lines er nnder, pec mmm. Nochare for marriaiie. death or religious aouces. UJtTSI VJ1PSH FVPS'.ll W 31 . PODD & CO. 1NTT.I TIB ATTKNTIO OBT WHOLESALE BUYEKS TO A COMPLETE Fall nnd HintertiWck Or SOKX FTR, ("IIA AO MOO I, HAT, Pla-h. Cloth and Fur "ape, e'every descritioa. andasflenaid assortment ot LADIES) SHE.VS nit, of all styles, mide np In the best manner, of goad Skins, irom tne nignest to tiie lowest graoes. irr OLOV.E8, arivALO and wakcx Boasa. No lUMain street, east side below Fourth at . Cineisjnatl. aug'Kt-dlwlmw TUE .SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 37 T7r o 1 if t lx "X" g zx-vl 'JRE TwtjJ'th Atal VSnu ef this awful aUic'.im Th J,SoiK.skf ic A-rmttCAV' is an Jiluitnte i -Periodical. df?vot i chieB to ' h Promulir ttirvn of ta rorm&tioa rt-luting to the ariom H chaaie iwcic t?.. Indiinttnttl Mcjifaetarei. tiricaltue. f e nU. laTtnrKiifl, KorinariDt;, WiUwork. at l ari ittbrees.'iiich.tha light, of Frx-oxical 4eooe it calculated to advance. K ptruo U it- Pat-jnta ?rawt-rt AV aao pnblihc4 ererj Wv'ek, imoMirtion Odiciul Oopwes of tfll the Tatent Claim toc!.ht wrtrb (LQdd'farmalium upon Xbousii&ds nf Oibv StaVii I Kia ra-Ouh rrlieci--wHl b paid cd Ii 1rt-of -Fooarj neuct, tTth -lav I of u'irihrif, a 'fo'low: fWn tar tha it. r75 for th2id. ti' for the Srä f I2Ä furthe h. $10 fortfiih rrv; for thoVi. 'er th w-h tHd ftve Jie 8tK, 5W inr-tlw mh.4!i t -rth,10tU JOfrthe lih cd tio lor the 12th. KorclnHri.ot Ztl or nd op ward, tlia l.sks: ptom ptticfia tHilyfl 4) Namti.0 n e tent trrna a 7 -Pott tttee until ti nuKyiUfi, io.!. Aiir aje Qnatuiaa 0 ,ecaro csaa f rix. i'he Rcipn(ifie American is pnMialie neo -a wotflt; trrr nnmivarenatiiLj cioJit 1 me quarto pitan. formir g aanrtsally a complete .nd spltrc-iid Tültttue, illustrated with several hundred rifinal Kng-inps. Str TERMi Stogie Sui-sMirHrm. a er. or 1 forsix mnntba. '"i-e copieo f.r six Booth 4; io a year Jt. Speciwen eapie te t GHjn5 Southern. Western and CanAJdanoay or Fest Ofüee St mps tkfn at pr fcr eafceofiM one. Letters atould le di'c-t d (pft-tpaid)o IfM'NN 4i CO..ilit8 Fulton it..!N.1Sr Ä3" JIvswi. McJfM Co.. are etcfivjrir enrared ia proear mix paten i for new inventions, and will ad ja inventors. wifchttAJtchB,tin jesa.rU to .the ju vJtjf (tlicr vciproTtmeuta. ctf'Ktf ff-AJt. O. Jones Esq., fits.UMw.-e. H. Cook & ov, Mwcuxj-l.,, H:ssRa. Geo. Ko-tkb & Cq. Evuisville, I u dian. ugfc-.ly da w T? bdoiai'd Market Htiekett; ; s ix wd Weodeo Mea crtB; l.reel Cott-on "Kope; ' doa H better Brooms; nets bdekeye Bowles: 2 d liarv Bed Cords; tl2ä jaCI it Liaa&; jucc recfd from rincisnati Aüa fiTSXi.-by VÄTOtÄ. iOrder tprcmpflv attended u .IteTm caeh1) Jf w aiienXeltAt -auJt. VICKHÜY.& JOHNSTON.Literatuie, SCIENCE AXD AMTJSEIIEIS 1 BUHOCP-S Floatiii; Itmitee fascia. sontnins: Bohcin fine Colueetioa of bemkoal ilioramas aua.Chinese Fire. tog.tbrr wilh the Sikbiks OHiicncs. Misses Gl.ABAad AN'tiui. 4.and4i years old, the irreateat pre'l'gie!' orf tbeav. avitl exhihitat Kvamvilj.k, en47 juid "Hues-" 4s.vept. 'sstasid 2el. She Paxoda is Lariee aaclOEiiioidins. srlll leat80 viersoas. iserelleatilslted. everythillg iftcao4aetcdifl a-maAattr-erhich .ldwi ' h axost-refiaed hini.inn,of theday Kir Arimissioo 50 eems.J-.hiliren 25nts. 4Tasc?Kae An. sistHke;.fipaTaDU asd.chileireB.oclr äS eeata. ug2fr at -np0BOC10. Weadiies W. Herrewnj TMbjcee ree'iper JL jailroaj, -for sale ay -.ug2i :I. 4 D. ÜEIUASN. TltEKSE-ax) Veiea-01ise-rec:d aed fiyrsale-hv-JL aus2 1. A- T). HEIMAVV .fKT OTICK T HCrRS.-,M(re,ei,. af.er ,hi' '-? Cheese twiee a week which sv rill sei mi "1. ura 11. G, il iHtrMAKS. ' KOTICKCOF APPOVTW RWX AS ADMJXIsT rTOTICB is hereby givD-aiiaa-the ond?tiirned rWeenapLM P-nated adrnmistratoT of the estare of Jacob Oeeta deeeased. late of V anderborjh county. Saiil estaie is snrrosed bejolveu. AflS-am ,HKHBT iRElBKE.

SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under tbii head will b louad a correct ituenu: ofthe SherilTi Salei, including mes'of partita, praport lud time 0' ealeg. JOHN J. OHAXDLRR ET AL vs. JOHN HKLBIQ Sale on th!thofSep:emler. of Lot No. I. block No. 1 1. and i5 Urt off 1st No. i. block No. 13, Belt adjoiuinc aaid lot Stt. 1. ia Lamaaco City. K.. I. 4 C. S. L. RAILROAD vs. K McIOHVSON. a e on the Srh of SesteRbtr. of the tut half of the to thwest qaarter oeetiön No.' 13, township No. C range 00. H' weat. in Vanderburgh county. JOHN 9. HOPKINS vs. THOS BUTLER Sale Anr- . of lot 17" in tie Don itiuu Enlargement of oity of Eranirille. ,.u1 lots 3 and 1 block 1$. Fourth Enlargement adjoining citr ol KvaiKT j:le. CANDIDATES. We are anthoriced to aonoonoe the namo of S Ail CEL Kl K KP A I' K ICR as a candidate tor the othce of County Comniisaioner at the eaauipg Octobtr election. aug20 SJk, Sandkrs: - You will please anneanee my name aa a eradicate lor the oihee of County Treasurer at the ensuing October election. )is juus UKbta, 1k. Sakdkbs Sir: You will pi ae announce my name as an independent candidate for the otrice et County Recorder at tne enduing election. m w -i. ra. v a. uui.iv. Mr. 8 AXPKH8: Please announce my name at candidate for Becorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing Fall election.- euh'ect to the daemon of the Uomoerat.e Vonren ttom. my27 JOHN KARKM.L. A. H. Sasdrrs. Esq : PlMt announce my name aa a fan didatefir the othce f Clerk ol the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October election. myi;. LOUIS RICHTER F.DiTon JorRSAU I am a candidate for the ofliee Sheriff of V an lerburgb county at the euuu.g Octn'-eTeie'-tinr.. mjia-te WM. HOLDEN. 91'rtT ItKl'KIVKI. A lot of Harper's Story Books cortaioly the best puMicatt u extant, for youug folke. Also, the nw novel Ureen Peas; Gudey's LaJ'i Book, for Sent ; Oraham's Msgwine.Ur Sept. itfi DOBKLL A LISTER CUItPOItATKn NOTICE. ORDERED. That the owners of property on the North West side of Cherry street, between Tninl and Fonrth, eauue a brick sidewalk tobe laid down alone the freot of lots ft'.tfhtÄ ÄÄ?.'.: missioneris authorised to proceed and perfoim said work, and the costs and eatveoses will beassoiae'l u and collected by i ale of aaj(J orty ,! , m.h theof will latil. ,aill ü a casts, ny oraer oitno ninni auK-nt WfcLL. H. WALKER. C.erk. BU1LUI.U MATIiKIAI. ON hand and far sale at the lowest tariff ef prices, the fi llewina: 200 bhls llvdraulic Cement: 100 bbls Whiu Lime; 25,OiH)li(.it Window Sash, ass'd; 200 Doors, aas'd; IU0 pair do Blincs. do; VO.WO Latlia; Gray Lime in hhisani bbls. Paints. Oils. Class. Putty, Nails. &. aug27 K. 8. BA BCOCK. Water street. CHKKSK auH-'7 -10 boxes very superior Cheee just ree'd by H KltiHBKRfJKR 4 CA KSflN. HI I K KU Vl. I.Ci Vtl. 10 bbls. w.tiaud pure n hand aud lor sale by m27 HKRSHBEROBR & CARSON. tU KLKU IHHR. 5 bhls fur retailing. uii21 HliKSHl!IiR(;fiK & CARSON. (tHOME FAMILY 'FI.OrnTlwiys önhand at uuK27 E S. BAKCOCK's, Water street. JSEI.KOT SCHOOL. 7Tff R. TURNER'S 1'iimarv School will enmmenee the Um tirst Monday in Septniler. in the School Room of the Cuuiiurhutd Prcsliyterian Chnnh. hhe ieeneonrageü to hope from the liheral patronase of her friends last y.ar, th-.t tiT Sehool wi 1 he as rrosperous aud s successful the eomiug year. Much care will he taken in themoral as well as the iut'illectual training of the pupil, lt ia desirable that aU who intend to enter, he present at thu beginning ' 1 the quarter. aiigi-'w a s;: m.l, farm for re.t. 1 XDeitnt acres it".-ood Corn standing on the premises, for sale. Apply to 81 LAS STKPtl r NS . a'iflo-it Kvsnsville, hid R tsvio Rj auxZli t. J ust ree'd Iroui Ca.'ioiore perrailrwad ly Z. Lt - i.uua cz 3U.i. sjl "i BUSn Iweet Potatoes, very lars-e.nd fiB'l md 9 .Vi di Bed f'or.lsi J.I reels Oottat' Hop; .Hi reams wrapi'iag raperj.J reams Tea Fan", forsalo by ancH Z. H. COOK. A SON. 4MUICKSK Rboves. choice art'cle iast ree'd freJ Oineiatiali. forsale by auI6 VICKEKV & JOIlNoOsV CHKKF S'l bears W. Tt. Crem Cases; y 4ti tovs Herman a d latm Snap lim fiftunris Conen Vl'rappiug Twib; 2" bil.-. N. I Cof.oo Matt ns;: 5'tl p.iuais sucar-cur d Llried He f: 2fi Ait t eh Mustmrl. S. Iis 5 piat battles, ree'd far raüroariaud fursale at reducd piicesXy an6 I. t II. HEIMANN. If ! f K'KB lTlIolbavris7Vre-bMs, quarter-thle and llä eiiih-i'bis. of assorted numbers 'or sale at K.steru prices ay 1.4 -ii I. & O. HEIMlN. "9 71 lap Tefcaeco, ree'd per railroad and for sale M.F bv ' aiuM I. k D. IIKIVIANN. t'OHPrlT10X WITICK. 01?OKRP.D,Tbatl.Tiewsierjil 1-tsNos. 1. 4. S.aad 7, in blas Ne SH; lot Nos W II. 12. 13 14. lland IC, in block So. SI. and lots Nee f . I. J. 4, S. . 7 and 8. fclaek Ks. S. a'lin taia Rastern Rni.krir'Hnefit. aas) a brick striewaik to be laid aäonesaH lots. extenHina 'roan Main to Vine str-.-ets, within fen days after the fiHIieatiosi f this notioe: and in eefan1! thereof tfae Mreet 3ommisener it Instructed tn P-Totsi saidwo-k. and tbe costs ad a f.4Haee accruing thrrel-v will he assessed to and cellected by aale of aavl lou. r s eaiieb thereof as will satisfy said lien and oasis, tfarOer ei tne vemmon cumien . aneM-in. WKLU. H. WALKER. City CVerk. SVaT Volksbate copy . KT ACT OF I.O(n OOn. 15 box. s i.-raale by iij auc4 a). K. GJLBURT n Cu. bB BWTS pare Cider Tinewar for sale W jyH VICK ERY ft JOfTNSO?f. "ffJIKI.H POTIKIl. Puronfs ee'rbrutod, Uands fot M. Sil le at rLu d prices by auglt CEO- FOSTER t CO. rrmery H11JIN Ilcud Tavern, rgUK au4ori2ufd iias tutten thn above well knows bonne. .0 and reüit-eil and rturui -hrt it throujcut, in the best ntyin. The accommodations ill t second t no other l ) in Kvansville. 1 hnre foi raonxj fnr Boarder , and itsep aa well supplied a table as the merket will ai5ord and rates rra90 u able, A.tticiicd to the hnuse is a good Bowling All;y-. Travelers will receirs every attention . and their cattle oe weiluikeJiAiv?ol uU-tf WM. D. THOMAS. BOHHWIERS OF SrHOOi. FCKD A VF hrtby noli fte th the instatnients of interest all loans are payable in adane annually, a d that c failure to pay anch interest, Ihe priueipal susms heoowe it and payable, with arrears in interest, aad oa failure to pay euch orios Dwl er iat.-rojE. when doe. thß law sas: -'Two per ceot dn&jre kuai.l be collected with eo?t. M persans d9iros o s-wrinc costs will please-eall withoat further sottee. and settle tne ipstaimentet interest mow aae. tfiereoy prevent ij advertiatwentao sale ef the moriirsged premises, ana31-4tw WILLIAM H. M A L KHK, A. V. 3. EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, f TanTille9 Indiana nHETenrth Aamial Aeaaiem sf the abov InstHnbion will ji oemra-uc? on MiMsday. the 1st day of Sep ember. 18.' 6. Vonng Men desr--n3f tJaarojhly qualifying themselves far basiuess. are renectf alliy invited to tike advanXacea tirescnted bf this School. Tne course of instraetion Is rraetlciM, and emhraces DtraVleEatry Hoek - Keeping in all its vane us brmbes, includmg Accounts Vuvrent Aeconnt Salon ronirnvroial Corxespon ätfee. Tenxnanshtp and Mercantile Cakcu I at kons. A4ell Cour-e of lsons can ee eocapieted in from six to ten wetta. Time not limited tStndento aa otnmenc at .Anytime irosT .Catalogue, g'-vnng full partieulaci Address aiittf J EKUMiAÜ atUM. s?rineif al. ON WeUnesdiyTnovnln ec Main street. Tietween Keller. Farnslev & Co 'a Srui stare ana the Citr hrewerv. mall p'-st moanieor picket os.k. eontainina five dol;ars and ".a eecs.in money ana-four-papars wnn needles, tourp-'Staa;e sxamps. tne enner snail ne rawaxoea an reeetva tne tnanas el the owner by leavtos: it at tbe Janrnal ofhee. or with the owner at. the anfne.r nf äevej2th an a.Sycanore streets, aual-lw , lllWIATIOX ft HE partnershipheretofre existing between R. B Hart. 1. and John J. Fairchild. is this day di solved by ma'.tial eonaeot. AUlU'.Ultiss will besettled by U. m.'H nt. Ä. . HAJtT. J. 1. ÜAJlKCniL. EvjuiaiVille.'MaMh-l,, W55. TcS3-f ; JrT H Üf'KIV KD. Harper for September. London' Illustrated News, at .DOBELt.&.IJ&PER'.JL. , au;23 1 ISSOHITIOV I rfv Fl! partnership heretorore axistiac .betsraaa 'Heberd t' X Archer, is this day diseolved by lntiial eonaeat, D. W,Heherd jrill aettlejhll ike ktisinea 4tf the hrm. : L. W. mcilERD. Trk aicniftactsiTe and aaTe of Jlattraesas, to,, wiflbe .aa-! tinned on Main street by i. H. UEiiERJ). . Aug22-ad 1 WroVo riIt Ä1E, ! TdOJE Wanting to iay intheir winter W oU. ar-porebase .by the load, a road article, of tiickory.nd Ash. can. b-tain-thoaaat talow price 'by leaaiq; their.ordtrs et K VECtiliR g. Harness Mrktr. Maint..T STOCSKLKBrK'S Grocery, over thesanal. aogM-Vsr BUC K HART'S Uro eery. Vine-near W:er su. RöKAsT .pra LOST. j OT yesterilay morning aPereelain Breast Pin. vritn-rjaiat-icg. The finaer will be e warded byjeavüig it at, this auraliat" A ."IIIAKIt AVA TE I. ft S earpetiencel acdeonvnetent i.Ullr is wanted imtnem iia.tely at the ewburih Mills, cka man -cachet aj peiuMsntMibjirsice oy wppiyuig soon to . 'M'. &jJ.. V. McKISVBT, augl'Vlindiiw evsstr, Ind. rATAH'BA V.I A K . til easas fitl Catawba; AS cases. "rariaiiig-CaleMtba; tec'4 and for saleity angto 1. & l. HFDIAN. OXRS Layar Raisins; Sl.OnO.f1 S. B. Caps; mal 9 IO.ISO OSOU D. C&pe; .50t!XO.WlO.'trnroof Caps: ri-c'it. 'orsale hv anrÄt I. & "D. HEIMANX. t Kt KI Kll JSUctod ilae.nua fur August; sV S-'rank Leslie's Jcornai . rfio; ; , Halloiis Magaxine - do; H.eelie'a Ga.ette of Faahiosi -uo; - -Putnam's 'Maaazvae de; (Dickeo s Hoosehold VTords doj .Oidev!s&ikfiPAUerBaft''BmaToIdery.t ., ngu SAM'L LISTER'. C VlVVASRn H 318! lbs jnst. ree'd and ferkele by u9I9 -VICK ERY & JftHNSOK. WHITK I.rI K 'Ic sKl.-e and forsaicbj "i,, rt'lCKEHi- k JCBltS;. Sl'ti AK hhds prime Sew Orleims; lbbliI?oJe7ed; I bM Loaf, juatreo'd and for aaleäug! VIOKRRY A JOgSON'. Is OCR FROM JVEW W HEAT-In saos and bat. for sale by auld 5. E. CtHgTi'-CU.

RAILROADS, &C.

EVANSVILLE & CRA WFORDSViLLE 1 RAILROAD, I C! .TI ."TI K It AltltASGEJIKJIT. ON and alter Vonday. June I5tb. ntil further eetiee The Mail Passenger Train will leave KTaasv-ilUa fl:iU P. M arriving at Vincennes at :2ir. II . ia tiasas " connect with the Keeninc tiaie on the Ohio ei d Fistiraiaal' Rail road for St. Ion is and Central Illinois.- Torre beats at" 7:4 1. M., end Indiassf lis at 1:05 A. lt.. aaakiag diteeconnections lor Cineinsati Colamlua, Cleveland, failadel phia New York and Faltirnnre. , .... Returnina leaves Terre-Ilante at 3:5. F II.; after tie arrival of train from Indianapolis arrives at Uvaasville a 9:25 P.M. - Passengers fcy this train can acme frctn St, tenia ftaelaaa--ti and Louisville same day. Ilinnts cheeked et Indiana,-. polls. - , FAKES: ; , From Kvansvilleto St. Louia. .ome ... ...,M. ' lodianapoli,, ...,.,... II ' da da. Cincinnati . a AS do da Cleveland 11 a do do Hullale as.... .......... 17 lerT d do New York 4 do do Pittsbnrrh. IS SC. . do do Wheeling .UK do do ftaliimare .-. M ? o . Washingto ...Mi d Philadelphia S C do do Dosten 2a K Tally Freight Trains leave EvansviHe and Trrre-linata ar 7 40 A . M., on which local passengers will be tak.. fiaT" For sny information er through Tickets, apr'y Conpany's Transporutioa Ones, head of I .canst street. K. ansville. jel4 J. J. PAMELA, fmfi. Princeton Clarion aad Henierso Patriot take oa othei T adv. and eopy. AHAlllS) EXP AC ESS COMPANY. ay; 11 jww NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY tvjspeejtlsjUy ---Bounce to their friends, the cublieef Evanavilla vicinity, that they have determined to pes. mm ofliao f ivvansviiie to ne uevoiea aacinaiveiy to tna transection of' the business of their Line, and have appointed Mr. 3CO. VV . McBRIHK as their Agent, who, from Bis past eenneetisn with the bnsiness. is perfectly f. miliar with all tbe rontos' and the details of their operation. Thio rrangtBcnt has been made with the aole obiect of inereaeine th. f.clliti.. at the Kxprera. and thereby increase its desirability to the pahlie to accomplish which th beet efforts of enr local age win oe eiiieoiii7 niircirn All persons bavins- business with otireem van v wilt VIA'' eall on Mr. MeBride. at onrnew oflio on First a treat, ho' twaen I.o-pustaad Aigis, who aloae is authorised te act let usirom tnisaat. nov2-dtf ALPREDtlAtTHKR. Baperinteade ' CK M EX T ."9 bbls J . Ilulms Co.. for sor sale verr low by iyli GEO. FOSTER A CO. KIFLK I'OWDKR.-ii kegs bastqeality. jostree'd, Uf sale low by ' angll 8. K. GILBERT t CO.. Bye. nearWaUr. WP ACOSi. 5lbs Country Rami: I Cno lbs Clear Sides, far' at sß sale by. aug9 B E RS U BERBER & CAR10.V. f,KMOM S RIP SO boxea extra Lomen Syrap Tee'sV A by railroad irom New York and for sal at redeeedprices by aug7 1 I. 4 0 UKIMANM. fl K. I tierces ree'd and tor tile by Sl au7 ?-i'D' BXZJUATIjry fej H. ALM()MW,-l,(ll lhs Almonds"ree'd by taiU k5s road and lor sale by ng7 I. & U. HEIMANX. fen BXH Ground Spier; 20 hxt Raisins ree'd, far sal r" eJU ang7 I. & J) HkIMA.N H. Oaf BXS ftne Virginia Tobaceo; 10 gross J. jTButler'o mm 1F Ink, ree'd and for sal by I. 45 D. HEIMAKN. f BXS Wheat Starch; 13 bxs Cream Cheese, ree'd by t9 w railrjad, and fot sal by . . ag7 I., fc D. HKIMANN. "TTEV M ( KKHI:I CATCH MflF tHXti.-K k 11 ass'd Nos New Mackerv-t; 20 hf-bblsNw Macüorol. aad I cask New Salmon, jnst ree'd, forsale by e.iig7 Z. H. COOK A SOW.' (Jlb DOZ ass'd sizes pure Olive Oil; 2.1 dot a'd Extras' .mm 9 aoa riavormgs; zu galt Stoughton's Elixir, just rsc'al.y Als SUiiirb. ton's Elixir; A dea angi . Z. H. COOK At SOX. "ftff LBTARP. dot pure Slu.tanf. i lb csas; . at. do a do ü Ik del . ti do . do do do Freneh do 12 do London do 2) do Kentucky I lb do; 1 lb jars; W Ik bottles; Vs lb ans; in "tree's II. COOK at SON . nr riCKII AUKIVAL.. TUST received ('.nd o w opening) direct from Phfladslt phia. 8 half chests, 24 .es of choice Illach and Ore Teas, amongst which ia a halt chest af eatr Btaak Tsa. which we recommend to thoto ws." lov it. all ef whisk ig ottered at a small advance on eost. ft'l aad try It at VICK ERY .lOHNSTON'B. jvl7 IHain t . near Waa'agten Betel. 'D'l, Pl.ATK. AC . -. . JL .100 boxes Tin Plate: 20 Pira Block TIb; iWKio lbs Capper Be tSAims assarted; ' " . 4XI0 do Wire 4 UsUreaad ersale i' ir1." AMUBL OK. FI.O n. 5 tLla Markle's extra Vru4. jar. k. v 1 rec-'d by jeil Z. H. COOK V O U ITK aad rod Lead for sal bj SAalCEL ORE. "fl GROSS Cengress Water, inat received by JL j yl 7 t. H.COOK A tOW. COlTRV n.cj ' .. '.' tz j Inno lbs Hams; 200TI Ibe Shoalderv; votio do Sides rlb'd andsilear; also a anpply st : saavsjureaana uaavassea tinves. in sfiraamd for sal ay jel HEHSHBH4U1SR CAaU.OM EV POTATOI 8. AC3VSTaTATaupply of Potatoes lewer fhsa ahoy 011 itt mas-ktL iv t( HERSHBBROKR Ar "ARSOM. fC K ' CH"KSTSSA I UK FRTgER ATÖRÄ. ' 12 lee Cheat assorted six ea; --i -i in do Uafrieraler assorted ssics. jwatrea'd bjt JVIO Z. U. COOK A SOW. g lOI.I.AR AMI t'iVOFHSAMiKVsSS- ' Enalisb Worked Ooilars; ' ISO pain aeotMsXt Utvdersleores, ree4 ejo-day js4 fo sale by JA MRS LOW -t. 4 IIKM1 KIl'S IMI'HOVKD FRLIT CAKIs. PvlKTi doxea of Chester's Improved t-'ruii Cans, th slmM ptest. surest adbeapest ean over invented. They kavo no equal, thev are mad of ttie verv best snatrialsadaa aa siseu tor vaaxs. 30 antimony, lead or rubber ataas-t a " T H. COOK A BOW. JJ . Sola Agent for Evaasvlll. KimS tinacisfresii Ek:e jwst ree'd seid for ale bv angl PRESTON BROS, KICE FEET . mj uu cant nas uakess ou buv Kawr Csttert a JL augl8-2w aU UflHM'. fTinE very best mannfactuc a iriaAt I4 alwer ta BCUBS. 1 naa at uglS Iw OKBA2K ft T HITGHTTS'. jc ner Mais aad kooaaA y writ tad ft . J:m sie aaochoicatoekof Hagas, at lea prioea.. ul-2wo CAPITAL PltlZE. tSOaOOOt . ALABAMA LOTTERY:! Authorized lg the State of. Alabama. 1 Southern JTlilitarF Acajlciarj Lottery f t,LJta w. To bs drawn ia tk City of Montgomery.' AVskama,. est FRIDAY, Seiptasnber Uih. tK.V,. oath II A V A II A A 1 A I SAM' L SWAN, MANAGER. . jxsvs ArtJTJSto to 5 12 O O , O O OXX aYiU be distributed according to the followinw AJA4.MFH 4-ÄT sJcHEHK. 30,000 TICKETS ONLY!. 1 Prii tU..... V)X)0 is. 50.000 , I do ü5i0 is. ......... JJ.txiO 1 do IS.dOOta..... . ... iJ.orsj - I do r-. WM ia . 10.00) - J do .000 is ,rsj . 4 do 5.o la....... A.rsj 4 do .... .0H0 is.j...' s.ccia . 5 do 1 .01X1 are 3. - 10 do. .... bOO aa........i... d.nosj do ,..,,..,, 4IO re Sl.txsj J O aao ........ O.0UO - APPROilMATIOM PRICES, ft Priiaasf $U0 anprwuBAting to ao.ooOearito aattl.RKC -

Ü do , ar 1.2O0 - ,S,0 do ar l.ttsj A4.0MC da are.. 70t) . raoo ni .. ft .Oho do - ara Sf -B.(W0 Ve,.are..s4 ' l.oot) da rar.. fC. Ö..I . ds ar.. 1 , U M soiart.. 2w0w - d- ar l.O0 4s ar a,ano , -Attr 0, ar S.1OO . l.oo prlsnrontisMr...v. ........... ........ fSOO.IMMf Ag-.Yhd.t XickeU. eJlO-IlaUas. 4Viferrtaa, IL.JtM PLA-W trF-THE'LCrTTEBY j flfhe VomboTs Itcaa Jrto ').KI0, eovreapoading rth thes numberaojt theTieketsnrintedon ssrarwtsalipset paper. aw enciried with small si a tubes, aad placed in. a a .or heel. n he.liratxoo Prises. iiaiUrljr J.rjiied And jneindd, ars . placed in another wb,ei. . tbe stbeels.aT henavi3Vvd. aftd a anstfkria.srmwBi froea A the auheel ef anmbers. and at the tme link ftia .if drawn . framiisctiiar wrieei. 'The nuijUir acdprito draa a oat aro , opened and exhibited to tho acdjewo. and registered by the . f.,mmlissKner. the prize Dein pkaosd aatainat th numb - drasrn. 1 his 0 para tic n Jseeawd patilstUitha prixe ax dra-wn03t. r' r . Aeemixiwno!r-paivs. The tero peessdiagjand fco two . succecding,numbTS tahose draving the hrstiou put es will j be entitled to tbe09 pp roxi nasi 6ft pritas, ajaaasrosag do tho , Scheme. t. Too Mauas-era. etteetnlaci-that tbir LctUrias.ariall ex. -el all. aihera. .Ier the pnbhc thebo . hiah. fr thehtiiliaacy cf its' oapi I. -amd-ah nlisaavisjttf oktainias; : prites.Fhax re7i been eeuswled.. . .(T KeSm'irthatvary BrtxaiU dram , .aaitfaTMa t full without deditctiau'. ' -' 4särx;i ptitesol ! Xnd ander. sidiinrne;ately aftsr . thdrins other prises' atthsal -tiaovrf,ta);rty daya. . AJlcomuBicsrt,iossiTttlyosi4lta,li. TerawB nam- . ter- will be lermnli U asrc4)ae iauasetiwKjly alter thej drawing. - . ' "GufeaT-ltrmcviiHtiiTS to ei.o-4i-haIf af th-tisk- . U' hrd tia-Moteed to drajr J. w vrti Jll Certitcatea f packages of ,l(tikt(oddawi aaanisumtvers) at th follow, ingrateä. All tiwt ;tb iio tickeu ea ovr th amoan g'iarantetd eeertsesao the-pwreaasor: , s iertifieat at 'Package, df ilo.WboA dickst...... tn do "" ' do ilil Haif do ....... M do do TlOtOaorrter do If Ad.lsess nr'ers for tUkatä.or eertifieates acksgsa ef ti.k,e-. .M bo7an -k co.c,... auear-.tf -3- SWAN, Mw'wtogiijyia.

00 ,d S-m . . do or s do asn 4o 3 4I0 ilt0 . .to jie pn , t .1 ds 40 .de :to .ia -.!&' Ja