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Reports from Kansas.

Cp1cAao July ll.-lhe Alton Courier learns
.,,s, raiane .ane. with his company of emigrants
t' Kansaswas driven back into Iowa on the 9TH
rne ~ f,soaloosa on the Cd, 1870 miles from the
Missouri river
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Fremont and DAYTON Ratification Meetir

Boston, July l2.-1he friends Of Fremont and
Dayton, in Cambridge, rati fled their nominations
last evening. with much enthusiasm. About
5000 people were present Pi ofessor FELTON,
presided Speeches were made by Messrs. Fell
ton, A. O. Brewster, Judge Tyler of Conn. and
others
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The ship Banshee, which sailed from this port
ri r. i NJ. Garnet, Chief Engineer of the Don
poaro Rail Road in Brazil Major Andrew Ellison
I'D Iabn G, Mrem, Jr. of Lynchburg, Na.'and
o.' assistant. 49, Bat Patriot. Jug II.
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From Taxas --HeaVy Freslet,

New ORLEANS, July l2 By the arrival of the
steamer, Chas. Morgan. for Galveston. ON the
10th inst we learn the Rio Grande river had o
verHowed higher than had been known before for
90 years.
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WASHINGTON, July lin the event 0, tn'
failure of the House to pass the res''u.io" ~ 20
'""u n. prooks. IL is in contemplation to "i
Pc. one M" already prepared, strongly censurlng bis
conduct
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RAJ interesting "reminiscences Of the celebrated
Beaa BfammeiF' will be found on first page
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Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg lntoeene copy
til Topped June fdtrtA
ulEDTOED A1.Uu spnuNtis.-Thess srie-
htated Springs situated II mos West of IynchburE
and miles South o the Forest Depot where regular
will ho o aud from the Springs daily, after tho 2nn
of June
Hollow append the opinon OF tho following practising
pln canA At The suggestion of the Proprietor af the Hold
ford Alum Springs have hesitation Ia saying that
from the Analysts hum cNpcricncu, md what
have and heard Why the bedford Alum Water should
not be equally valuable IN tho of certain daasea under
equal circumstance with any other known Alum Water
the State.
WIN stepioe, NJ D., in, II. Snpioe NJ -, A. J. Clark NJ
u r. y Page. NJ. d. II Z, sepno. NJ d. Morton Spooec
NJ y. Richard A Sale, NJ u, Jno. W Sale, NJ d, Ito. u
bhAohloord d, Henry Latham, NJ. D.. WIN y, Morris NJ
D.. Jno II pnteson NJ. ID, !, II. umor NJ. D.. Thomas
Nelson, NJ. ID u Il, Bass, M ID
T. ECIIOLS, Proprietor.
To- The water and Mass arr kept by jas II Wilson, and
! u. Thompson Co, Iyuchburg Val laidlcy Robinson
Richmond. Hume u. c2taw damnh
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onsy ,nai physical PHbut not easy 70 make The hes.
Psano which wouh have none of tho oincr,onsbni
MI tho advantages other lhH has been attempted
hero aud with would respectfully submit 70
the pnb relsion II has unfortunate for the patient
almost every pnrgaitso mr'ueno acrimonious
Irritating bowels This IL not Many OF theh pro
duco much gripping and reHnAon IN he sStiem M TO
more than counter balance ho derived from them
produce irritation pau uhl'w nftna from
previously existing obsueton ~ derng'neo' ~ me bow
uls Being purely vegetable no harm can arse rom i
quantity bu It w better tha aV medicine should
bc taken neouey Minute ifot lions 'or Their use III INC
several dioase to which they are appcnoe h'o given on me
Among the complaints which have been speedily cured
by them we mcnon Liver Complaint IN all M rnrnnh Forms
III Jaundicc indigestion LRnfonr AMI fHss OF ApP''e List
lo.snoss rrhbDtv illnus lendarh Bilious Fever Fever
aud Afue Pain IN the Side aud oina ior ~ ruin mi heo
consequence of dsnnsed ht N 9" The hVf As
uuperioa they AFFORD prompt mud sure NOT ~ 'osiNnns
Piles Ghule Dyscnrry Hnmors Scronl hsnd ScnfNy oids
with the hohy Ulcers and iml ity OF the blood
short any nnd cvory whera putFnNe mfrqurad
The Hye also produced some sihgnAfy bn'e'Hnl cures III
Rhenmnsm Dropsy, Gravel EyspclnH inphntoh OF
Heart the Back Stomach ana side lhtS should
freely taken In the spring othe year 10 rny h" blood
and prepare The system for The change OF seasons an oe
casonnl stimulates stomach into healthy action and
rcurs the appetite and yigor Thoy purity the blood aud
10y stmnani the efeuia"ry system, fenovnie
tho strength restore the wasted or a'hnh
nerpies Of The whole occasional dose "
advantageous though serious arrangement exists hut
unnecessary doanR should be carried too fa ~ every
purgaiye medicine reduces the strength when taken 10
The thousand eases Ia which phy"G Is required can
be here but they suggest themselves 10 l
reason Of every body and II Is conhhrny b.,lVfa ,h P
will better purpose than anything when has hitherto
been available mankind When their virtues are once
public viii Longer doubt what remedy 10 employ
when la need OF y cathartic medicine
Being wrapped they pleasant to take ana heing
purely vogeabeno harm arise from Their use any l
ily, l.
Chemist Lowell Mass Price % cents per Boz Five boxes
Slo0 Sold by John II Seny Lynchburg, aud by AL
Druggists aud Country Merchants throughout the state
pul cell, Ladd Co. Rchmond, General Agents
M t-uR
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nAA WORTH DRY GOODS

SsSIA nlln WOnTn OF DRY GOODS
sN %VsVVV AT COST, AND LESS FOR CASH
The subscriber wishing to close Out his stovk Of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods offers to his friends and the public his
tire Stock comprising nearly every article kept In the Dry
Goods line ogoihor with tapengs aono OF which very
handsome, consisting Of two ply three ply nrusses Ac
proportion the above stock purchased This Spring
aud In be found desirable Goods In the
An who In want OF good and desirable Goods Goet
Cash. respectfully Invited To call and examine for thom
scvos ptIIIIp W. PAYNE
uup
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PURPOSES or A AMIII PLY.
SIC. There har long uSsted y public
demand for An effective purgatlYo pm
" heli could ha relied Oh ~ sure and
perfectly anfr IN iis operation rhia haH
boon prepared 30 meet that a amaud, and
an extensive trial l,s virtues has con
cusively shown with what aueeeHs II ac.
composites the purpose designed. 1t II
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IMPORT =, WoO1es
SALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN AMERIcAs =
IMPORTED GUNS AND
1tszzczzzsz-fI RIFLES, Howung and Fish
Gl$z#6z- I ing Tackle, table and pocket
.MEszkA-2iS Cutlery. Walking Canes,
es and Porte Monies Cup Gunpowdcr Patent
shot balls Powder Fiasks Pouches and Bells Bre B1s
Nipples aud Nrrpchcs, Washing Rods and Tckltrs, Dog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials &C. &c IN IKE
VUIVERs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices,
to the trade. y. SUTHERLAND
No In mau street opposite Ease Square, Richmond W.
A DIPLOMA
% f1tf frnsr CLASS WAS AWARDED M THE virginia
sfenasics INSTITUTE ron THE roMo1IoN
ARTS TO
SAMUEL SNTHERDLAND. OF RICHMOND, WHOA
For Of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFIEH, exhibited .
The Exhibition OF Articles % American Manufacture he'd
the city Of Rlehmond on the 18Th day Of Nov, leM
JANIS W. LrwfiLtR, J. A. BELVIS
Secretary. President.
apl lpis W
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RICHMOND ADyERT1s71rEsTs.

>. FRY, Flsar, csrumi-stss Merehaas,
- RICHMOND, vAThc subscriber has removed and Ia
ken the large IRE proof Ware onse scar te basin she'd
formerly occupied by bernard Fryon ESQ., where he viii con-
Flour Produce Husin and receive and
forward goods Also sell all kinds Of country pfodne such
Funr Wheat Tobacco utter Lard Bacon Re- and make
prompt The location convenient IN The Basin,
there will BIZ and the Storage will be moderate
july aew9t }. FRY
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uDAI.M LEAF EANs.~Auothcr Lot al Palm
ieaf fnna, just to hand J A. StIaLEn y co,
Rep. copy July ETA
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POLITICAL NoricE.-We are requested to say that
meeting of the Executive Committee ofthe American
Marty Of this city, will be held in the Public Room
of the Nirginian Office tonigt for the transaction of
business \ fnll attendance is desired. Any men,
Der OF the party isinsted TO attend who may wish to
ID
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GEORGE W. sHANKS.
A. liilei',
GREEN II. HOARD,
WILLIAM W ALTON,

u Riehmond Soml-weekly Wing Daily Dispatch, Norf
Herald, Raleigh Register Petersburg iniosenear, et
llain lima Ia ~
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N.-Thc Grm OF Comm, a wal

ATOTIGE.-nuviug purchased % messrs. 10
~ aud Whldron all their Machinery, Stock Ioala Nc
and taken the stand formerly occupied by ihom, hy
prepared the shortest notice Iron aud Woo
Tobacco Monds Fancy Tobacco Boxes livery doscrp
ton In short all kinds Of work formerly done by them
employ the orkmen formerly with Mogsfs Goant
Wadron and feel confident iiai Will be able 10 pleaao all
who may favor with their patronage OrdorHnea respect
fully solicited IEGAR l.. COFFEE.
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Von orF.oE ron SALE. wish to sell

GARS-Al the Gnest Chewing Tobacco, Of the choi
cost and most noted will always be kept hand
INV NEW STORE, on Main Street LynohburR, Va
Having business IN the above line conf
eny share Of the patronage Of my friends
espeny they find that have the best of
nv thing IN IN line always on hand
shall also always keep hand the best Liquors and
medicinal purposes 10 be sold only by the bottle
II. NJ HARRIS a. co.
n b the country Mt any time be convent
emily filled by express and all viii be faith
full, attended TO- H. NJ H. d co.
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TKsNs, WITHDRAWING REAPER.-we
~ hand the above Reapng Machine which we can
the Farmer generally ns the most successful
sefRaker now In nsGi i cuts well without ehok.hg ana
chine Also Obed usscys well km wn He"Pns Mhehine on
We would call particular attention all Famers thai
purchasing 1hrcshng Machine, or Horse Power this
we are nanufactnrng Ills season and many
Machine used last season by some of our
We warrant ihcm wei made best materials, and in
the most substantial manner and are very simple durable ana
Please chill or address us through Office Lynch
burg Va. WARE Room. Main Street, Just below the NorYe
juno ll-l2eul II. s. wHrrTEMoRE " BRO,
NIONUuENTs.-A nnc n-ser,mrn' Of u,niinm
burg Marble Works j. H. dADDEsS.
july cts -- --------
u want something surprisingly beautiful in tho of
Head Dresses would advise you to come or send for one OF
you may fancy They decidedly the most gentee article in
this line have and being In such great request
" june Ga@ % d d.. ''' ALFRED s ESGLEDoyE
.uss ARMY q NAVY CAPs.-Ano,hcr sup
- NAVY CAPS which has rendered such unusual salts
faction all through the cash season .n,c.p,..n
juno % Is Rep copy - L. h. ARMlsIEAD.
(tARPET aud Cane sent Chairs, CARPET a
~ and Cane Seat parlor Chairs of new and beauti ~,
", m '",' as1, e. j. FoLKEs ~
LNINE SECOND HAND PIANO, b", little
fe i asGa and as s00' as %ANGmoRSE wAIKurs
StEAsONABLE.-GnHze silk, Mcrino, Ii-Ic,
- and Cotton undershrt' and Draws also Linen Bleaeed
Brown the Furnishing and Clothing Ba.
BURROUGHS, SHAFEk * W
june OTIS
XXyARDROBEs, WAEDkO BES.- Mnhog-
w ANY Walnut and Common Wardrobcs hand,
prices varying from SO to 800 A. WINSTON.
may 22ts
(NREAT NORTHERN AND L.. EsssspisK1
N SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE H. 916@@NEs
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
EXANDRIA RAlLROADS.-The night Train esvas Broad
the Richmond and Danyc Railroad for supper omnl
bus free of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gordonsvlle. %
Gordonsvlle to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
H. ID. WHIrCoMB, Sup't Transportation.
ly l2n&cIs
JUST RECIEvED-A large lot of I'm.
06 dies Black and Coored CATERS Among which
may be found beautiful article at 81 SO; Also
nice Black Cater at 81 %.
The Ladies will please call and look at them.
june l9.isl MCDONALD & HOOPER
AIlssEs sHOEs-NEW OPENING.-Misses
lVA Kid slippers and Jenny Lind'sst
may2sts nearly opposite McCorkle & Jones'
LNOK sALE,-xIO,OOO virsinin Registered
II Bonds $500 South Side Rail Road Bonds 10 SHARES a.
g. Tenn. Rail Road Stock, PETERS, SPENCE q to.
30ts
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THE New WHEAT.--Our farmers are now in the
midst of their wheat harvest. The crop generally
throughout our county is good. Mr. r. Stanley, of
Two-mile creek, sent to sample of field of 10
acres last week. We have never seen a finer speci-
men of wheat grown in this valley. The species is Of
the White urplc-Straw. 1t is estimated that the
field will yield from 80 to 30 bushels per This
Is evidence Of the annually increasing attention to
the cultivation of wheat, to which county is adj
mraby adapted. Charleston Republican.
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MAIL AGENr.-We are happy to learn that our es-
teemed friend Andrew W. Iresen has received the APP
ponment of the Mail Agent on the route between
Lynchburg and Salem Mr.. Ireson is experienced
postmaster, and a courteous gentleman, He will be a
valuable acquisition to the postal corps.-46ingdoa
Democrat
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
NJ. Il. Church South.

A Washington correspondent Of the Abingdon
Virgnian writes as follows in relation to the N. E.
Church South, in Eighth street.
"The dedication Of the Methodist Epscopal
Church South, in this city, few weeks ago, was
very impressive and interesting, and most numer-
ously attended. The church is growing and thri-
wing under the fostering pastoral charge Of the
Rev. David S. Doggett D. ID, one Of the most
eloquent, accomplished, and successful divines OF
the present age His great popularity here with
the church and with a large number of Southern
members Of both Houses of Congress, who are
regular attendants upon his ministrations of the
Gospel and with tho community generally, is pro-
verbal
"At the collection taken after the dedication
ceremonies were over, the Hon. Mr.. Toombs gave
$500 Hon. Mr.. Stephens, $50 Senator Clay, $40
Hon. Mr. Dowdell, $40; Hon. Mr.. Rivers, $50
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
BLACKISTCNES PAVILION.

vuNHIs place OF resort will be open on TIE
u Sd day of July for the nc, "nod1n al, " fEH fE.
vistsrs The subscriber has ens $s with hs lsTrs
and splendid ballroom, offers vast il, auee'i'en'S :"
the lovers Of the dance 80,
His table will be constantly supplied viii. Sn,cas ,,t
Iuxuries OF the Potomac, and his Bar with the c.
liquors.
Ihis IL known to DO one OF the healthiest places ON
the river, being situated between Backstone's and
st. Catharine's islands ~"
There Will be celebration on the Fourth Of Jply
and bail and public Cotiilon Parties on Thursday
of Augusi. -is'
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers du.
ring the watering season, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
gong down, and will stop for passengers on Wed
hesdays and Saturdays. on her return trips
The steamer. Columbia will also land and take off
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
gong TO- and on Sundays returning from Baltimore.
board-*l per day for week or longer; 81 25'
June 27--2m# GEORGE w RI ACKIcTnNp
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
Prizes amounting 20
204 900 ID OIL A r S!
win be distributed according TO the following
BRILLIANT SCHEMEl
30 600 Numbers--l5 l8b prizs

1875 prizes, amounting TO. 800, 900
The l5 900 Prizes of IS determined by the NUM-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize. II that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the scheme will be entitled 10 IS if
number then every even number tcketin In the scheme
will be entitled to rs, in addition TO any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd and
number tickets win be certain of drawing nearly
one-half the cost of the same, with chances Of OBJ.
tanning other Prizes
All those tickets ending with 0, g. A. 8, g. even
all those ending with !, 3, S, 4, Q, are odd.
LEY Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
sF All Prizes of II 900 and under paid immedi-
stely after the drawing; other Prizes AT the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Qaarters 81 so.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Great Inducement To Clubs.
As one-half of the Tickets are guaranteed 10 draw
$8, will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
todd and even numbers at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount qua.
ranteed accrues to the purchaser
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. 500
10 Half - so
10 Quarter w IL
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
s. SWAN Il CO.,
-z ..s Atlanta, Georgia.
Or " s. SWAN
iuly 24--d&wtf Montgomery Alabama
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
Mr.. Marcy on Pri0ateeriao.

New YORK, August ll.-Mr. Marcy's reply to
France relative to the declarations of the -Four
Powers on the subject of prigateerng Is published
in the Herald to-day.
The President declines to assent to them, but
proposes to add to the first land that private
property of the bellgerents the high seas shall
be exempted from seizure by public armed vessels
OF other teigerents, except it bo contraband," or
to adopt the second, third and fourth propositions
without the first.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY THE HOUSE PRINTING rELKGRArH.
Farthsr BY ths AnglO Saxon.

QuEBEc, Aug. l0--The Cunard steamship Cam
ada from Boston, July 10th, arrived at Liverpool
on Saturday evening, 2oth ult. The steamship
Washington from New York, 18th July, touched
at Southampton the morning Of the 26th, and
sailed thence for Bremen the same day.
The screw steamship Kangaroo sailed from Llv.
erpool for Philadelphia on the 30th.
The Collins steamship Baltic from New York,
10th ult, had not been signalled when the Anglo
Saxon left Liverpool, at 10 q. m. of the S0th.
Parliament was prorogued until the 7th of octo-
Der next. The Queens speech was delivered to
both Houses on the 29th ult. Her Majesty thanks
her lords and gentlemen in Parliament for their
usual assiduity In public duties, and especially for
their support during the past war. Her Majesty
says that the prosperity Of the nation not ma
terially checked by the war, but expresses hopes
that the general prosperity of her subjects will be
augmented by the peace.
The Royal speech then proceeds to say that her
Majesty lis engaged In negotiations On the subject
of questions in connexion with affairs with Central
America, and hopes that the differences which
have arisen on those matters between her govern
ment and that of the United States may be salts
iaclolAy huJu5tcu ner majesty tnnnAS iuuia anu
her other Colonies for their aid afforded during the
war. The remainder Of The speech is devoted to
hoJne affairs.
We have some additional intelligence from Spain.
Information conveyed to tine London press states
that the whole Of Arragon Is in revolt
The Paris Moniteur announces that the Spanish
Junta has decreed 90 the infant son of the Empe-
ror of France the rights Of Spanish citizenship.
From Italy we have telegraphic statement ct
revolt in the Duchy of Massacarra, without any
reliable particulars. The Austrian officials state
that the movement was insignificant, aid that it
was promptly suppressed. .u.".
There is nothing new from the late seat of W. r,
except reported serious disagreement respecting
the boundaries between Russia and Turkey.
Bombay dates are to the 26th, and Shanghai to
the I'd of June. The crops of tea and silk are re-
ported very abundant.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11

ENGLISH FRKAoSrIsS-We copy below para
graph from the London Chronicle, which should
be read and carefully digested by every American
citizen. The writer acknowledges himself de-
votee TO the monarchical system of Europe--s
Fremont factonist-and an enemy to the unity
Of the States"
We should be sorry to see Mr.. Buchanan elect.
ed, because he Is in favor of preserving the OBJ.
noxious institutions as they exist and the unity OF
the States. There Is no safety for European mon
archica governments, if the progressive spirit Of
the Democracy of the United States is allowed to
succeed. Elect Fremont, and the first blow to the
separation OF the States is effected.
We have in this evidence of English sympathy
with sectional Republcanism" one of the thou.
sand echoes of the Fremont press in America.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
LIMEi LIMEiI LIMEIiI

"ILL be opened tomorrow, at the
Wv Lime Kilns Of W. III. Cooley Co., situ-
ated on Rock Creek between the upper and lower
bridges kiln of very superior Wood-burnt Lime.
The subscribers have also on hand large supply
of Plasterers' Hair, Cement, Cacined Plaster and
every description Of the very best quality of Lime
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms w. II. Cooley co.
1s-eOtf
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.

VIE Subscriber. having leased the hotel
known as Foys Hotel and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared to accommo-
date the travelling public. The table will always be
supplied with all the delicaces of the season pre-
pared in the most superior style
The bar attached to the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained
JAMES T. LLOYD,
june 2-eo3m Proprietor
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1000 prizes, amounting TO 80. S20o, ,0t
Whole Tickets, s10-Halves, $5-Quarters, 81 5

!, 600 prizes amounting to . 1900 600
Whole Tickets, s10-Halves, $5-Quarters, 81 so.
- PLAN OF THE LOTTERY .>
The Numb rs from to 30, 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel
The first 200 Prizes, similarly printed and encir.
cled are placed in another wheel ra
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at he same
time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibi-
ted TO the audience, and registered by the commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until ALL the
PRIZES drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first 5000 prize win be en-
titled to theaSoo approximation Prizes according to
the scheme.
sly- The Managers, determined that their Lotte.
ries shall excel all Others offer to the public the
above scheme, which, for the briancy OF its capi-
tails, and the,chances of obtaining prizes has never
been equalled.
E Remember that every Prize il drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
taH- All Prizes Of 81 900 and under raid immedi.
ately after the drawng other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
The drawn numbers will be forwarded TO pureha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tick cts
| at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
8. SWAN 4 CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or s. SWAN
Rwtf A.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11

Hon. 8. A Doaglss. slo0; Hon. Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
$50; Mrs. Csrbin, $50; and number Of others
gave sums ruling from $40 20 s20 each. Presi.
dent Pierce gave $40.
With such a pastor and such attendants, the
church win prosper and flourish In the cause Of
the Redeemer, as ii ought"
Daily American organ., 1856-08-11
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

EFT the residence Of the subscriber.
= on the 10Th instant, negro boy, named Henry
cotton pants and black and white straw hat wears
one suspender. His right wrist is weak. from a
spran viii pay the above reward for his return IN
mei JAMES w RApEEp ''in W
July I'D IL st., between llth and 10Th