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III leIl

At Vincennes Ind, on the II inst, JNO. STEW.
ART, native Of Ireland, In his 2sth yesr. Hs was
for several years engaged ~ On Engineer on The
Richmond aud Dauville. road, but recently on the
Ohio and misI'ssippi Rsiiroad.
n Norfolk and New York papers will please
copy
On Wedn esdsy morning 18th inst about o'clock
VIRGINIA WESLEY. sgsd years and about
months, second daughter, and youngest child Of the
late John } w. Boyd, and Virginia T.. his widow.
This funeral wilt take place at the family residences
Marshall and corner Adaus streets this afternoon
at o'clock The relatives ard friends OF tbs family
ere nvited to attend
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DEATH FROM EATING APPLE. BUTTER Some
weeks ago we stated that family bad purchased
appe-buttsr ut market, and after having partak en-
thereof became sick. Since u en- three or four of
this family have suff red much pain, attended
With frequent meaning Lot Sunday death re-
lisved one of the boys John Sliding, from hi,
sufferings He was In his seventh year The mo-
Their and one or two children are stiil prostrsted
and In critical condition from the effects produ.
ced by this copperas apple-kutter, which was
boiled in copperkette, and left 10 it till cooled
They are reduced to q skeleton-like appearance,
moan from pain frequently, and will hardly sur
viva - York R1DnhLicnn
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urAGxEAr Rush -Yosre day wa the mo

sT~ AGREAr hush -Yesre day wa the mos, busy
a.y TYLER e. Co. ever experienced In Richmond
By O'Clock their rooms wera oEowo-d to such an
exce,s they compsled tc decline receiving
more visitors for the forenoon The hot weather
90 not diminish til rush Of visitors to this famous
Gallery OF Art for its arrangements for cooiness end
comfort ara saiubrous, 1t is the coolest Gallery In
the United States. 1879 Main AZ
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General Walk er.

PHILADELPHIA. June IL General Wslkor ar
rived here 81 midnight He stops at the Girard
House I'LL two O'Clock this afternoon when he Will
proceed to New York. He was visited by mum"
Der G: friends and sympathsers at his apartments;
but there no public demonstration.
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REyOLTING CASE "A young woman, named
Miller, living near Evansville, Indiana, recently
became a mother through incest, and then de
s,royed the child. She wss arrested Tor infsn!i-
eide, and during the examination cut her throat
with razor. The wound not being fatal she
iaaped into we'll, but WA rescued from tina. and
placed in prison mob pursued her brother
who was the author Of this horrible crime, but he
fell into the hands of the law before they could
AREA IN,
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ePEtlAa. .SssTi, Ms

W. The undcrsIsped hereby tenders bis
s thsnss to the kiie Companies, who aided IN ek-
iingu;shing the FIRE which occurred at hIs houee on
The night Of the 18th inst Also. his friends and
nstshhors who vey geEerousiy ss,istsd ~ the ocea-
zion TO preserve his property
ia l9--ltH ARCd'D THOMAS.
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Massachusetts, polfiics.

BOSTON, June 1.-THE American State Con
ventior to-day, rejected the Louisville platform,
aud adopted that of Springfield (aboli.ion)
Hon 2 Banks was nominted for Governor OF
the Stale On the tirs. ballot.
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Reception of Gen. Walker ia New Y,

NEW YORK June teen Walker arrived
here las, evening. and was received. on landing
with a salute He was then escorted in ba'
rouche, drawn by sig horses, to The City Hall
TIE reception was enthusiastic there. aud he WAS
then nscnrtad TO the St Nicholas Hotel
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VIE N,pact New York

Warrer's Mills in this place, and owned by Jonn
Smith. were destroyed by fie about half past three
O'Clock this morning The fire is supposed TO have
been The work of an incendisry. The loss IL about
s. 600 and there is no Insurance.
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PENNSYLVANIA PEARLs.-The Lancaster Express
gives an account of some pearls found in muscles
by DR. w B Fahnestock, w Gill and F Reigart,
At Reigarts Landing, Conestoga river. One she'll
contai.ed about eighty pearls several being about
the size of large peas. The muscles shells have
been polished and exhibit most beautiful tiuts and
colors of any pearl shells ever seen
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from tho 1,.i,ssiA sTATE DEBT.-It appesrs
.ha sns Nailiornia papers that the bill to submit
,Ss pso,, t .. inc assumption Of the State debt to
party IT is said will take ground 10 var nt ,h
measure The July interest on the Sacrament
city bonds, Il IL believed, VIII not b. paid. '"''
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THE TELEGRAPH LINE between Fredericss-
burg and Washington not being in working order
last night, we are without our New York and Bal
timore commercial dispatches. There was hea1
w thunder storm prevailing at Fredericksburg St
hslf paSt 10 o'clock last night.
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH CAvf."-An immense
cave said &c rival the Mammoth Cave OF kantuc<y,
has lately oeeu partially explored in Marion CO.,
Mo- 1t is known by the name OF the Big Satre:re
Cave One gallery was tcaversed TO a distance of
two miles, but the end was not We. discovered.
large stream OF water runs through q portion CT
the CAVE which has 3 fall Of six feet.
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IRISH EMIGRATION.-The Limerick Reporter ia
alarmed At the continuance Of emigration The
people, it ia said are literally going in thousands
from the shores of Ireland. If emigration contiu-
at this rate much longer, the Limerick Journal
fears there win not be hands to till the SOIL
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lCa'D THOMAS.

Er'Tho H!berriRn society will meet In
the School aoo'n OF his Odd Fcllows Hall. at 3
o'slook. on Friday EVENING, TIE 18th inst
BY order Of tbs President.
is ls-2t C COGHLAN, Secretary.
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~ 60 only 20 l39 Main street., TYLER Il Co.'S
Gallery, if you want !ikonessss taken. Avoil the
Little pettifoeging concerns TYLER Go. smrioy
20 artists ana have the fues. Gallery In the State
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NlARRlRD.

n, Wednesday,, June 10th. by the Rev Mr.. ksp-
,tsr Mr. JOHN j. GALLON to Mise NARY L
bTEWAkT all Of Richmond
On Wednesday, June nth at 0 O'CLOCK r. M, at
Trinity Church, by tbs Rev Thomas G Hayes Mr.
JAMES L. THOMPSON TO Miss MARTHA BUS.
SELL, ell Of Richmond, Va,
~ Richmond Christian Advocate will please
aopy
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TIE STORM IN RAPPAHAHNOCK "A lattsr
from Rappshannock, county Va, in the Alexandria
Sentinel, says:
LAST Wednesday night we had the heaviest rain
we have had since 1926 1t did mucn damage to
owners on the river, carrying away fences, mill
dams and bridges /. has injured the bridge
across the Rappahanuock river at Waterloo, very
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VISIT DEFERRED-Itev Mr. Spurgeon of Lon.
don i. is said. concludes not TO visit this country
al present His American publishers have for
warded $1,000 as the result OF three months sales
of his sermons here
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~ TYLER ( Co. make portraits for NJ cents, OF
better quality than san bs obtained elsewhere FOR 81
Try it. $50 M6iu at
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EE- Dr. SANFoEp's iNy'Gos.Tos IL fJrmsd

r. Dr. SANFoED's iNy!Go2AToE IL fJrmed by
dissolving sums srd extracting that part which is
soluble for the active virtues Ct the medicine These
Cams remove el morbid ot bad matter from the sys
tom suppyinc in Their plaoe healthy flow o. bile
IHvIGoXATIhG the stomach, aeusins food 20 llgss.
we'll purifying ne blood, giving tine ana healIh
the whole nlscLlnery. removing the cGGsss Of the
disease .nd efectinz rerss! cura, without SET Of
the disssreeebe after effects. fsl; oy using Csomei
or Mineral Poison. 1t gives sdct quick relief st to
convince tia patient Of receiving Doref1 almost as
soon the medicine Is taken. We DO not know OF
a single inctsncs where i. has been taken without
benefit and ia nearly oil CONF ets cure is ef.
fec;ed by ito 1t has acquired Its wide populari
~ simply because It does wha. il ia nd ed
to do 1t contanty enla ging its SiIclo Of friends
carrying healing its wings, and JOY to the hests
OF those suferng from liver eomplsiut jsundice,
dyspepsia or general debility Rockingham Register
BENNETT. SEERs FisHEe and ABLE 8RAY
Agents for kich'nana je lo--d&c2w
gF-rc Merchants, IFEechaMics und others
Merchants and others wishing 70 hays G!RCC LAh s'
CARDS, BILL HEADS, Bli.LB Df LADiN0,
FOSTERS, &c, &c. printed, are invited to sail at
oar extensive Job Office, which Ia supplied with al
most every variety Of typo, einbraeot al the 's'e'
styes
ness and VISITING, plain and fancy, ssnnot Do Ok
celed. xu-,.,
and At Home CARDS, printed In the neate" posf'-
All ,vors executed al short notice aud at the low
est CASH PRICES. call fron ,hoss des'rns any
description Of Printing respectfully as1ed at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets where cnu be seen some OF the 6nsst
sr..imsn. Of printing ever executed In this cour try
JNO HAMMERBLEY CO
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The Norfolk Herald announces the death OF
Richard Gatewood. an old citizen of that pIaco.
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re- Liquors wines C'gurs. DE mt AIc-
rIck-Attention Is quested to me Trustees sale Of
Liquors Vines Cigars &c at III Broad street. COM
mencing st O'clock this morning Fee Advertise
ment THOS. W. KEESEE,
10 I3-lt Auctionser.
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I.alhT.
Inv N raarnoOn, between

Os r.. Yesterday afiersson. between
- Trnemsn A farker's lumber yard near tho ba-
Sin. and tho Dispatch Office, wallet containing the
July Coupon: Of the following bonds, w OF the y.
state Of Virginia two coupons - SIS eaah, NOS S<
And 4o9, payabls in New York or the Blonde ct the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad twelve coupons OF
$50 each. payable 10 Tsv York. viz: Nos AL e,
423, IA, 425 ISL 462 1858, 464 ga 6S5, 64s OF the
Bonds Of the virginia Central Kailro:a OF Firspis
one coupon Of $50, payable ia New York, VIE Ho.
1885, nineteen coupons Of $50 e.eh payable ~ ac on
nond viz: Nos 54 345. S46 aga 497 4sS Az AS 49'
500, sol, 500, 594 93i, $751; 1856 81 $50 93s The
finder will be suitably sewarded II he will save me
coupons with LS"is WE
Richmond, June H. 1857 1e u
I OST, on yesterday the 18th last bc-
nv NOE t, t3intsr l. Alvey at 10 onths from June
10Th for $500 The public are cautioned aesiu't
tradiuk for the sans and the finder will please re-
turn it to mo, at ll3 Broad strset
je 10 II JOHN HARkOLo
4 DaT yesierdny mSrninG Oh Broad rt
L. bstween Hreedsn FOx's store and tho corner
OF 9Th and Broad streets a BLACK SILK VEIL -
TIL. uder will rs suitably rewarded, by leaving it st
the Dispatch office, OF at our store
10 IL Il WINsTON l. POWERS.
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Now unmpshire LegIsiu:urc.

COECoRD. II, June 17-Resolutions have
been introduced into tho legislature, strongly de
oorncins the "Dred Scott decision.
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Port of Richmond June l7-High Water l2a o'clock
ARRIVED,
schr Exit, Gray, Chuokatuck, bacon, n Briggs
schr Robt L. Seth. Roe, happahsnnock, corn, Ba
cou L. Baskerville.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, PhilsdsIpaia
tnas ard passenge gers, ii r. futile.
sohr Elizabeth Arou,srius, Brown, down the river,
ii hit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-18

HaNPDEN SIDNEY CCLLEGE-The commences
ment of Hampdsn Sidney College took place on
tie 10Th and 18th insts Rev Wildes, of S:aun-
ton, addressed the Literary Societies, and Rev n
ID Hoge, of Richmond, the Alumni Association,
The orators at the Union" Society celebration,
were Geo W Wooding, of Danville r M Vena Bile
a ID Vensble, of Prince Edward W. Berke-
ley delivered the Grafton before the Philanth:opc
Society, and Fitzgerald, of Not!oway, the val.
eictory. The commencement proper took place
on Thursday, the following gentlemen delivering
addresses Fitzgerald, Nottoway; j Ham>
lett, Charlotte Z H Mcdonald, Botetourt W
Neil, Mississippi; II s Reynolds, Norfolk II
I,lipghast, NC; A Fl Todd, Prince Edward A
d Venable, do; r NJ Venab!e, do N WHARF,
II G. Hilton, Z.
The Rev John NJ P Atkinson, has accepted the
Presidency of the Institution recently rendered
him. and conferred the degrees At the commence.
meCt,
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- UaAw!EG OV THE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
OF R8IA,
CLASS 40
At Atlanta, Georgia, SATUxDhy, June 18Th, 1877.
aaMUEL. SWA~ IL ET., Nnu"gsrs,
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az QuAhTEH casks Port, itaiHg. n nd
I'd Maaetrs Wine, for sale by
isls THOMAS JONES 4 CO.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
ian rON THE pISPA1GH
-. ,o,,s w,orin NEW YORK.
,e,oy BErwEEN POLICE FOROEs'

COLLISION BETWEEN r'D'"'
| WORK June IA serious riot occurred
IN, park Yesterday, between the poncs io,ce =.
in consequences of an attemp. mIu 70 syrest MAYOR
b. HMe,ropolitan" (or new poiice) 70 ArIes, Ayo.
Nod and Sheriff Wlett on warran' ch~rs.ns
,hsn, With an assault upon Capt Conover, oI TUG
Ms,ronoiitsn police while ascending the steps Oh
the cry Hal. Tuesday, sns police WE'RE
beaten back by the clubs of the Mayor ponce,
ond m..v of them badly hurt Captain Dukes, OF
the metropolitan" is reported mortsuy wounmeu.
The Park was filed with an excited crowd Inc
Msvor and Sheriff Wilett subsequently surrender"
ed themselves and gave security for their appear"
ance for trial
Several of the Metropolitan police were 40 badly
injured, rs TO render their recovery doubtful
This morning the city Is quiet The Mayor sue
cuInbed TO the law. submitting to arrest on 80.
cond warrant without resistance
Mr. Turner ths 'oid' street commissioner, and
Bennett Captain of the Mayors police. were both
held to bail
The City Hall is guarded al, sides by the
MAYORS police none being admitted but those
having business. Other outrages are not appre
hended.
Troops are at the various armores, ready at
moments warming for scton' /: hosti!itirs are re-"
newed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, June Il The Immediate cause Of
this outbreak attempt on the part Of u D.
Conover, who had beon appointed Stree: Commits
siouer by the Governor, 70 take possession of the
rooms occupied in the City Hall by that hcer.-
Mr. G went into the room but wss hustled out by
the "od' police who recognized no Stree, Conn
missioner but Mr Turner. aud the exhibition of
Gov. Kings signature 70 Conoyera appointment,
did not change their views Mayor Wood and
the old police do not recognize any Of the new
city officers or new metropolitan" police as
being legally appointed. and from all appearances
the Mayor and hs party will ge: the best of IT,
The Supreme Cour. OF the State met yesterday
and to-day. Tho question Of the right of Gov,
King TO interfere with the municipal regulations
of the city will probably be tSksn up.
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Nathaniel W hitehurst, an old citizen Of Ports.
mouth, Va, died last week.
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egs- Auctinn Groceries Whiskey, Fruit,
Sc this InsfniDg. by
IL i8-lt / L 6 B. DAVENPORT, Auets
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APPROPRIATION PniZEs

Commandments Certilcdte.~-The UNDER
sisned, sworn Commissioners to kupcIiatenc the
drawing Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOT
Terry, 90 hereby certify that ths above is acGu
rate list Of the Mum bers acd fries, they were
drawn by as this day, AZ Magnolia Hall, Atlantis
Georgia.
Mm T. n ros snFrF Sworn commi.ionor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, June
9Th, 1857. l. c. SlMPSON, N. p.
Explanation The left hand row In each the
above columns contain the Numbers which were
drawn from this wheel Tia amount opposite each
Number is the Prize which the Number 10 entitled
to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in |, are en-.
titled to i 20 in addition to any other Prize which
the above drawing may entitIe II to Half Quarter
and Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Paekages are entitled to all thew
draw over the Slt Prizes. Halves Quarters and
Eighths N proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
The following places, viz No 1891, 500 000. Mar
tinsouyg, Va. and Athens, Ps No S9fs, $4,000
si!tershurs. Ky; No 28Sl2 $40 GOO, Elvtop Ala :;
No lii6t a5,noh, Lancaster, Iowa. No 1859, 6 5000
Elbs!ton, Ga No. 1915, ~ so, Brooklyn, N Y;
No 2446l, 9! 500, MONTE slic, La and Jacksonville
Fla; Ne 2ll05 a2,5l0, Bs,fsst, Maine; No 1891,
SlGoa. Troy, Tenn; no 1929 $1,000 Atlanta Ga (;
No 1885, Georgetown, y. G No. 2iisl, Stt0O, Cal
pepper, Va
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s5AY .;sI0 hajes very superior RAY,
i VII: b. .ola low :: spaed Tor This day at III.
Ysrd, north side OF Sssa adIorins the Stous Build.
Jag. JOHN RiBEEk.
ie Il
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NV NGiNG FANS FOR Sale "a patr
- II lsrg. TaHLs. FAHS. with fixtures com.
plets suitable for hotel. Apply at this Office. I
II Z
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7
w Sir Knights, assemble at the nason's Hail
on FRIDAY EVEHlNG, the 18th inst at o'clock
full attendance required particularly all shoee who
intend making the contemplated tfir to Mount Yer
uon On the Gath ms.
All those Sir Knights having in .heir possession
Jaure'5 Sa,hss and Aprons belonging to ths Conn
rnSndory, will return them at the meeting Friday
evening.
By orisr OF tine :, Commander.
Z. Is. BIGGER, Captain General
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r,ARlNE INrELLIGENCk

Port of Richmond, June l7-High Water l2a o'clock
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COOP NEWS Fur THE LAUIEs -.
~ Whalebone 81 eleton Skirts with Steel Rusties
100 OF the above Just received, at only orc dollar
each. wsrth two dollars, ct the bargain store of
Je u ALRRED MOSES, So Main sr,set
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DGYsitIAH% a'&i2sGtiP CIDeS, care.
L fuzzy compounded, By Eona bui com2ete=t per-
Sons, At all hours at GEO. DG"DENB
il e ST1G Etnre
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~ ga Dbl {: ANfs IA K 4 y =
L~sEHOR5E.-I will .eii god bargain in 3
@<-A Hcrse fit for thu sadie harness 1 t rot
sold pIvstely, ho viii b. offered at auction ga
TUKDAY roorEins He may be s,en st the s:sbis
of the Gantral asrosd Company
10 is Z WI g. WOOD
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A GREAT BARGAIN 200 pfecrs Of
"A Grass Cloth, for Ltdies skirts lust 10 hand at
only htiY cents the skirt, the cheapest thing eyer
heard OF, at tho noted Bsrgsin Store Ct
ALFRED MOsEs
u" % Main street.
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NlDTIGE My wife AGNEss BtASk.
y ENSilP, having left MY bed and board, wi H..
gu, cause p.av1catioo, 1 hSreby forwarn all per-
sons from bsrborins her, trusting her on my &C.
c"uat =. w.ll not be responsible for pay any debt
tbst she may contract
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-18
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 50 90.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from l TO 80 900, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed CT separate slips OF pa
per, are eneireled With small tin tubes and placed In enc
wheel.
The nrst 219 PriIrs. similarly printed and eneirled, are
placed in Anothsr wheel.
The wheels are then rsvclved, and a number Is drawn
frum the wheel Of numbers, and at the same tizs a PTiEa
is drawn from the other wheel. Tbs Number and Frzs
draws out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered BY the Commissioners; the Plizs being placed
against the Nambsr dawn. This operation is repeated
saul all the Prizes ara dr1vH est
APPROXIMATION PRIzES--The tive preceding and the
i've succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the frst y
Prizes viii be entitled II the <s Approximation Prizes &C
cording % the scheme.
= The 3 900 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last ngure Of the number last draws the S5O,o1O PrtDt.
Fer example. II the Numbers drawing go, 600 Prize crcs
with Ne. I. then all the Tickets where the number ends
in / will be entitled 70 so. II the NuHiber ends with
Va. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends IN :
will &c entitled 70 $50, and 20 on too.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets..."...sso 90
g 10 Half ..-..-.. 40 90
&c " 10 Quarter " ........ 20 %
Ia ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
70 our address for tia Tickets ordered, On receipt Of which
they viii be forwarded BY nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any squire thsy may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers ard prizes viii Be forward
Cd to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers vii please write heir sign lures plain, and
give their Pest ONCE, County and state.
u Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in fun without deduction.
~ Ar Prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
AZ All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed in ether II kets
a. either Once.
Lddrcs. orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets either to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga, or
fei2 IS s. SWAN MONTGOMERY. Ala.
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sNeMlpEe5s FOtgssdeg'y
MACHINE SHOP,

AuSmS eLrebLI Mtmpulss LUDu.s
Is nor PREPARED 20 90 all kinds OF Machine Work; also,
Il Steamboat WORK Of every DESCRIPTION Steam Engines.
Saw Nils Of every description, Gotten and Wcol Ma
shiuery, Gin Gearing. PlzzinE Machines. Also. Brass
F0uRdery, Casting and Finishing, Steam 6uase Cocks and
Castings O. every description, heavy wrought Iron Forg-
ing, Wrought Iron 6raiings for Jals, Bank Vaults, Gel
Isr and Si6g-waIk Crates, Iron Fencing Of every desorip-
to1 made . order. Also, House Fronis, window Caps
and SIls, of vauou. patterns. In a word, ] an pTep2rec
10 do every description q work ia my line.
have now in shop the latest and most improved pat
terms Of Steam Engines. ISAAC PHELON
S. MCKENsA. Suucrintcudent. f-bl0-iy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-18

WATT G. BRADFORD.
1 = DOE Crueibles, Nos. IS to 40;
IL Is Circular Saws. IS to 60 inches;
Ss bbls. Newark Cement;
go " Plaster Psris;
A good stock Of Gum Boiling;
Files Of a superior quality, all sizes;
French Barr Mil Stones, al sizes;
A large lot superior Betting Cloth;
For sale low at the Onion Foundry, Poplar street.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-18

A DESIRABLE Country Home IN shelby Co,
SzZsi6 miles from Memphis, and Il miles from Ger
- Depat on The Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad, ans PlankroEd, Eaa between Shelby
Eale XIX SchCcl and Forest Hin Institute There are
IG scres e land iu The tract, % which % acres are
cleared, and IS scres O gsod timber T. has On it oom-
Portable dwellings, su erchzId 81 Apples, Peaches anc
Pluas, and never railing vel OF E0oc f~reestCne water A
psrfect dus rivsn. and payments made easy. Persons a
q dtstaac- car get any Information they may require. by
writing = the undersigned al Germantown, Tenn OF q
G. g. Locke. Memphis.
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