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TWO MORE VICTIMS TO THE LATE RIOTS
IN THE SIXTH WARD.

r"o more OF the wounded In the lac IN the sixth
ward have passed away Thomas Sparks, a special 20
hceman residing At No 100 Fast Sixteenth street, and
John Meyers, insrnih residing 1852 West Nineteenth
street, we're bon reported dead at the Ooroners Office
yesterday, from the effects Of wounds received durag The
Fourth Of July riots In the Sixth ward.
rH0NTs srARKs.
nfet sial olir
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military discipline often taken for each other and
while the Seventh has won undying py Iva
prompt and efficient action ut the Aston place rot, tho
Lynn, pv s WILING and ready fesp0nse, was the first "
go through and clear the streets Of the mob and win
the long march OF miles which they were compelled
AXE by the ruDer that light had taken place in no
upper wards OF the city, with music bu, the soldiers
tramp, without msrmur lcav ng tho ranks.
has Justly entitled them 10 second To none have
often thought that brigade uniformed Inc Seventh
and Eighth Regiments and well disciplined would be a
beautiful and importing sgh, ard = command Of which
any general might feel proud, well most yenahle
and sure safeguard TO life and property.
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the ROOM ana politely showing the psper, request
ed him in the blaudeei to deliver TO BIN COMO
Vel, the books, and Documents a the street. CON-
missioner's Office kT. DeviiD d INST seem 70 De IN
blu ~, or much overswed by the mandate OF me
Court, 30 ne qsieuy informed M. Oonove- tfsi DO
which Mr. Copover observed to resume his SCAT and
from movement OF bis heavy beard and mcustache was
supposed 70 fme Mr. Devin and mr. Busted were then
observed 10 slide quietly OF OF eide door, While the I'M
pertrbaDe Brady waited for tie Iext move OF the eLen
Mr.. Noyes then wanted 70 know why Mr. Devhn would not
behalf OF Mr. Devn, that the Court had business
TO issue the order that II II had Mr. Devn had not the
property In hs possession ard could surrender It. and
even II be could surrender IL, injunction from Judge
Roosevelt woud prevent him from giving Il 10 Conover.
This, Of afforded scope for forensic ability,
which having been INDUCED for sufficient length Of time,
Mr. Brady quietly had procured through
the fundamentally Of Judge pavics writ Of csiorcrt,
carrying the whole proceeding before the Sopremc
Court at It's september term. The lawyers then
INDUCED in further biz OF ouEcombe, and then,
about dinner time, Judge Peabody announced that
when he would decide whether would dsregardth
cstrdr fnr To sign the search Whereupon
the asEembage dispersed with evident d ppoDtnent
at tho u with the exception, OF COURSE OF M Oevn
and fiends, who seemed In way dissatisfied u wasre
marked q somewhat serious circumstance that Mr.
ousDy with the writ Of cerOrars OF nothing could
be done until Monday, though ID said that Mr. Devn
prepared to defend himself brGvey in eyigency;
that he had magistrate and surees ready IN Of
reft backed by hsbeas corpus and the Injunction OF
Judge Roosevelt But despite the aud the pre-
parat0ns, Captain Bennett will not have opportunity
preserve the peace m the Street Commissioners Office
Ill Monday he Is 10 fortunate he forded II AZ that
time The present prospects to be that Mr.. Deyln
will hold on uEtl september.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK. April 20, M.-Flour buoyant;
sales of 1900 bLls. Ohio advanced sc;
sales AZ So 25@6 So. South'rn advanced
lac; sales at So 50@6 So. Wheat firm;
5000 bush sold. st. Louis White advance
SC; sales at 81 60@1 Go. Corn bouyant
10000 bush sold. White advanced lc. Mess
Pork S22 Co Beef buoyaut. Lard advanc.
ed "a sales at 1875 @1I4. Stocks dull and
lower. 81,
NEW YORK, April %, p. M.-Cotton firm
1000 bales sold. Flour firm; 1850 bbls sold
Southern unchanged; sales at sc 5000 To-
Wheat firm; :, 600 bush sold. Corn steady; go
900 bush sold. Whisky firm. Provisions firm
Pork heavy. Molasses firm. Tallow, sale.
Of 2,l0O lbs at liz Tobacco firm. Sugar
buoyant. All qualities slightly advanced
Auction sales of 6f0 packages of Green Teas
all sold at cents advance on grades below 4;
cents, remainder at full prices.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CISctSSATr. April %, M.-Flour active and
higher; sales Of 900 bbls at So 50@5 20 for
ordinaryto choice. The demand is chiefly
speculative. Whisky hardly so firm, sales of
$50 bbls at 225l to 2S; chiefly the latter rate
Nothing new in provisions. Market firm.
CINCINNATI, April 20, p. M.-There is a
large speculative demand for Flour. Sales to.
day reached 600 bills; closing at So 60,95 rs
for superfne; So S0@5 90 for extra, and Sc
for white wheat, closing buoyant. Difficult
to buy at less than 50 20 FOR superfne.-
Whisky hardly so firm; 900 bbls seld at %
and 800 bbis at 223f. Butter active and
scarce. Rye advanced to %, and now held al
81. Nothing OF consequence done in Pro
visions Market unchanged. Linseed Oil ad
| Yanced TO 92c
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OF Intelligence has been received in New
York of the probable loss of the ship Tightly
er, which left San Francisco for Canton load.
ed with 100 Chinese. letter dated Macoa
February 13, 1857, informing him that ship
no doubt the Highfyer. was lost on the south
side Of Formosa, in the Autumn or White,
OF 1856, and that her passengers and crew
were probably murdered by the savage clar
who inhabit the southeastern part OF the is
land; the wreck was probably burnt.
These facts have been communicated "a
the Secretary Of State, and instructions viii
probably be given to the newly appointed
Minister to China to fully investigate tn,
case.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JouRNA
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


WASHINGTON, April 23.-The New Orleans
mails of the 10th are received. Mail of the
18th due. Augusta and Charleston papers of
the 2lst received. They contain nothing Of
importance. s.<f
The Department Of the Interior this morn
ing completed the organization of the Wagon
Road Corps Of Engineers, namely: Fort Riley
and South Pass Road. T. b. Mobiles, of Min
nesota, Superintendent; Flo p. Hhbbel, of
Minnesota, Disbursing Agent; Sam. A. MEDIA
~, of Ohio, Engineer. Fort Kearney, South
Pass and Henry Lake, Eastern Division. NJ.
L. Magraw, of Missouri, Superintendent; j.
S. Able, of Maryland, Disbursing Agent. T.
NJ Lander, Of Mass, Engineer Western Dr.
vision, Jno. Kirk, of California, Superinten-
dent; Frank Denver, Of California, Disbursing
Agent; Bland Bishop, of California. Engineer.
Elpasso Fort Yuma, Jas. Ii. Luch, of Texas,
Superintendent; Gabriel Jordan OF Ala, Dis
bursting Agent. and ~ H. Hullon, Engineer.
Magraw and MOBILES bo:h leave TO day
Kirk is en- route for California. Operations to
be commenced without delay The War De-
partment has not completed the organization
of the force going out with the Engineers
corps.
The number of office-seekers has largely
increased the present week. They press their
applications both ut the departments and at
the private lodging: of the Secretaries. The
President is also iatigued with their importu-
mites.
Henry l.. tlalbut has been appointed Col
lector at the port Of Memphis.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, April %, M.-River unchang-
ed. Weather cloudy. Mercury SO.
Sr. Louis, April 90, M-The river here,
AMI all Upper streams, continue TO fall
Weather clear and warm.
PrTrsBURG, April %, M.--River feet 10
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy.
CIScrNNATI, April %, M-Weather clear
River rising
Sr. LOUIS, April 20, P. M.-The river con
tinues to fall. Missouri getting quite low, and
there is but about feet water on the lower
rapids Of the Mississippi. The Illinois is still
IN good boating oder. Weather milder.
CINCINNATI. April %, P. M.--Weathel
cloudy and warm. River falling slowly; Eel
about two inches since morning.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE River is slowly falling at this point,
but is rising at Cincinnati We hope to have
a full river for months to come. The weather
continues cold and unpleasant.
OF We clip the following from the New
Orleans Delta Of the 18th inst:
ACCIDENT TO THE WM. NJ MoRRIsoN -
The new st. Louis passenger packet VIM.
M. Morrison, Captain j. Y. Bofiinger left this
port last evening for st. Louis, with a large
freight and crowded with passengers; also
the u. s. Mails for Cairo, and had proceeded
some miles up the river, going on finely,
when by some cause unknown, the star board
water wheel shaft broke near the crank, and
before the engine could be stopped, both cyl
Under heads were carried away. The head
broke, and other trifiing damages sustained
to the engine, all of which will be repaired
in few days. when she will resume her reg
:ular trips to st. Louis again.
DT We have now in the Evansville and
Louisville trade three boats. the w. A. Eaves.
the Diamond and Statesman, arriving here
every day in the week except Friday. We
hope that the trade will be found profitable
enough to sustain all these boats. They are
Differed by accommodating gentlemen, who
will do all in their power to bring business to
Evansville. They should be well sustained.
VI The Jas. Montgomery from New Orlean'
is due to day.
OF The Union left for Green River yes
terlay with two large fatboats in tow. The
Union brought out a fuil cargo Of tobacco.
o. We are under obligations to Mr.. ID. p,
Huston, clerk Of the w. A. caves, for Louis
vile papers.
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lx nnnEnlxG TiCKETs or CERTIFICATEs

Enclose address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will he forwarded ~ trti mai.
can tickets eading in figure they
designate. -
numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur-
chasers ediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
rive their Post Ofhce County and State.
Remember that Prize is drawn and payable in
full withort deduction. -.
e All prizes OF al 600 and under Immediately aiter
The prizes the usual time thirty days.
All communications strictly con hdential.
Prize renewed in other tickets At either
office
c lis. ofthe numbers that drawn from tie wheel.
with the each prize Is entitled 10. Will be pub
shca the follow inr rarersNew
Orleans Dtlta Mobile Register Charleston Saacsrd Nh-
Vile Democrat Atlanta ntlligsneor and New iork Day
| Book Write your address plainly. and directto
uh2G-tf S. SWAN & CO. Atlanta. 6eorgia.
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CHARLES BaBCOCK.
Importer and Dealer IN
COACH AND SADDLERY HARDWARE
MAIN STREET NEAR WATER.

HAVING eouplstsd arraasensnn with European and
American manufaeturena direct supply Of all good
in M line enabled 20 Ter Inducements that
make the interest OF all in the busin
give trial.
name in psrt:--Fslloes. Shafts. Bars. Axles Spriags
the best steel; Banda Enameed and all kinds
Cloths Linngs for Carriages Varuishes Casting
kinds saddle Trees Eagiish Bride srrups
Spurs Hames, fne Silver Hsmss Of all kinds Jenny Lint
Gx Trees Pads Taylor Patent hames Fl,
Niss Shoe Threads Horse Blankets Londsn Girth
London Welt skins superior article; Ivorv Gutta
and Brass lined Martineal Rings SUPERIOR Ksrseys 20
He Covers the best quality of Carrsse Bolts
Trees, Re. &c.t 80
everything apperaining 70 either braneh
the business and understanding both branches Thoroughly
would respectfully invite attention before pnrchas
ing elsewhere. -
q m .l.o ssen, for WARDS PATENT SPRING SAD
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400 GASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
EEEN & PREsTON

HAVE description Of boots and shoes
adapted the trade. consisting OF Meas oak bottom
pump role hip boots do calf. cali. do calf aud NIT
stitched pan and fancy lace extension top Boots Men
unlin and oak bottom. Kip pump sole
Brogans; do nit calf. calf and eat leaher
Shoes Mems cali and pumps. BOYS split. lined an
annsa kip OAK bottom sole Brgans do goat aad nit
calf and cal and patent leather shoes Boys caii
and kip pump sole boots plain hni fancy lace
kip. split calf lined aad ualinet bootees
do goat nit goat, rsnzed glove tor. patent leather
enaeed and kid sewed and bootees aud gaers DO
aud patent leather faced Caters do boetees oil every
style Eureka. Jenny Lind, Exeesor Polka &c Known %
Baskns of styles. calf goat
grained. kid. morocco. enameei patent leather. glove
bronEed. sc. :. =.
patent leather ensuelied fancy top breDted
Glove Ga. Youths brigans. calf. erlt kir spnt goat
grened la.e and STRAPPED Shoes. fouths calf aAd cal
Boots. Chiid's kid and coiored morcco shoes.
These goods bought Of the msnufaeturers and We
defy all competition except them We sell our Boots an
Shoes on the Dry Goods We OF h'
largest and most desirable stocks Of Boots and
brought into State including majority OF the ees
makers OF New England. and from this time iorward.
will business fer merchant to pass by Evans
Vile on their way M river buy bOo and shoes
lily aye the trade call and Examine cur steek
APT KEEN q fNs> toN-
49,
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GA meeting was held in London on the
3lst of March, relative to the mission to fu
gitive slaves in Canada, the object Of which
is to provide for their intellectual culture and
social elevation, as well as to furnish them
with clothing and other necessaries Of life
Several new subscriptions towards the mis-
sion were added The Earl Of Shaftesbury
stated that the number of fugitive slaves in
Gambia exceeded fifty thousand. lie proba-
by includes their children in the calculation
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CHICAGO, April 23.--Runners returned from
the pursuit OF the Indians, confirm the report
Of the massacrcs. Forty settlers murdered at
Big Bend Several women taken prisoners.
Great alarm everywhere felt. Ali the In
dams beyond Minnesota assembling in hostile
attitude. Rumors are rife of an alliance be-
tween the Sioux and Chippewas.
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bort Of Q:panspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,

DIAMOND, from Louisville TO Evansville.
RETURN, from Wabash to Evansville.
NORTHERN LIGHT, from Cincinnati to ST. Paul.
J. G. FREMONT, from Piitsburg to st. Louis.
GAEL. from St. Louis to Piitsburg
ARK, TRAVELLER, from Wabash to Evansville.
NJ. MCCLELLAN, from 81. Louis - Louisville,
ALLEGANY, from Pittsburg TO Keokuk,
BLUE WING, from Cincinnati TO Kansas
SoUTHERNER, from Louisville TO st: Louis.
BELLE CREOLE, from Pttsburg TO Nashville
r. F. SASS, from Piiisburg 10 keokuk.
FAIRY QUEEN, from Cincinnati TO Nashville
DUNLIETH. from Cincinnati 10 Nashville
JESSE X. BELL, from New Orleans TO Louisville.
u. S. MAIL, from st. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
r. II. wINsLow, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans
ROCHESTER, from St. Louis to Piit'burg.
w A, EAvES, from louisville 10 Evansville.
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" The Government are terrifying the l. :
land Of Key West at heavy expenditure.
Three extensive Qualifications are now build
ing. The appropriations by the last Con-
gress for these forts were over half mill
ION. The Harbor has become an important
Naval Depot.
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OF The ''show" created quite sensation
yesterday, and drew a large crowd. The
Juveniles went in the afternoon and the
"old folks" in the evening. The circus com
pany was Joined at this place by the "land
circus" which left the Floating Palace at
Cairo.
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NEwBURYpoRT, April 23--Caleb Cushing
was received at home to day with great honors.
The Mayor welcomed him. Cushing made a
lengthy response. National and State militia
ry, and civic professions. There is to be a
levee at the City Hall this evening.
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DAYToS, Ohio, April 23.--The jury in the
Cooper Will case brought in a verdict at
o'clock to day, affirming the will. This case
has been under trial for three weeks, and in
wolves property to the amount Of nearly
S50o,0O The case will be appealed to the
District Court. III N
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DOLLARS AND Cents IN CANADA-The bill
requiring the public accounts to be kept in
dollars and cents has passed both houses Of
the Canadian Legislature. 1t will come into
force on the 1st of January, 1858.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, April 23.--Sales Of Cotton
today 600 bales. Prices sitter; quotations
unchanged. Receipts today 2,5oO bales
Sugar firm; sales at l03s@l0H. Molasses
market bouyant. Flour closed with an al
vancing tendency. Ohio IS %. Mixed Corn
10. Lard in bbls. 14l4. Exchange on Lon
don 97S.
Nothing heard Of the steamship Catawba.
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MORNING STAR--One Of the Secretaries Of
the American Sunday School Union acknowl-
edges the receipt Of t,oenty dollars $780, being
the promised portion Of profits, thus far, on
glass models Of the Missionary ship Morn
inc STAR
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GT An effort is being made by the citizens
over tho canal, to procure gas ia that direc
ton. They are taxed for the payment of the
city's gas, and if possible they should be en-
49, = a.. I~-,"f,e
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81 We learn from Mr.. George Hill, that a
mail agent has been placed upon the o. & Nj.
Road between Vincennes and Mitchell, and
that the mail is now carried over that road
every day to Louisville.
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aDMINIsTRATOR's SALE

rpy virtue Of order Of the Court Common Plea
ID vanderburEh County Ind viii sell at Pu bic a9e-
o az The Court House door in Evansville. the ga day
Of Nay Ies7 aeeioek the undivided two-hish Of
Of range containing 10 acres more or less IN
county, Indians subject to the lie estate Of
Terms Of ssls-One-third cash. In sx months
'ss,v;ty JOSEPH NJ. CALDWELL.
.ni-,t,x Admir- ofu. Il. Callow estate.
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or All advertisements for Mondays Jour
nal should be handed in early to morrow
morning; The changes we are making re-
1uire us to ask this Of our advertising
friends.
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900 Prizes amouptipg S2Ol 900
" hole Tickets st0i Halves IS; Quarters s21s.
PLAN of the Lottery.

Plan of the Lottery.
The Numbers from co., eorresroi ding with those
the tickets printed separate SLIPS Of paper
with small tubes placed wheel.
2is prizes, similarly printed and encireed
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolvcd and number is drawn
the wheel OF and the time prime Is drawn
wheel. The number and prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience and by the
the prize being placed against the numte,
The operation repeated until the prizes drawn
out.
APrEoxrN PRIzEs.-The preceding and tho
numbers 20 those drawing the hrst is prizes will
entitled the - approximation prizes according TO the
The prizes s2o will be determined by the last figure Of
the number that $4,000 prize. For IL
the drawing the Sos0 prize ends with No. then
Ali the number ENDS in will be entitled
So IL the number ends with No. q then all the Tickets
whsre the ends will be entitled to 0 and
on 20 o..
Crheso Of Packages will lie sold 1T the following rates.
which 10 the risk: -,
10 Halt ............. 40
10 Quarter 49,, .......... %
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New YORK, April 23.-It is reported that
the frigate Niagara has been ordered to make
her trial trip as far as Norfolk, in order to
test her machinery before proceeding to sea.
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OF Gen. Geo. p. Morris. the genial and ac-
complished editor Of the Home Journal, is at
present on /" health trip" to Charleston.
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New YoRk, April 23.-Schooner Merchant,
seized on leaving port to-day. She is suspect
ed of being a SLAYER. ....-.-
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OF 1t will be seen that forty settlers in
Minnesota have been murdered by the Indi-
ans.
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ri, T.. JOHNSON,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
6rLASK Books and made to order OF the best
ID from memorandum the largest book ledger. nv,
N srazines bound in any style desired. Crescent Ci
Banding Main street. Evansville Ind. ar2D-5m
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OF The Circuit Court is still in session.
Nothing Of interest ,ing.
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OF We are under obligations to Mr.. VIM
'Conant for full files of st. Louis papers of
last Tuesday.
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OF We call the attention of young men tc
the special notice." in another column.
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THE CANAL continues in good order. No
arrivals or departures yesterday.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. safa
BALTIMORE, April 29.-Flour, Wheat and
Corn unchanged. Sales of Whisky at 27@
28L aH.. +url4 erF- : .t.-- -
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e,gRI,EC SALE.

TUNHE will sell ct RocApor. Spencer ty
ind the 10th day of May next sac acres OF la nd
in said county i've miles from the ONO River "a
Elzateth and enterville Roads from Graudvi passiu
BY it, Of Be njsnin Lamer adjoining it Their
Is the and clearing OF about
acres the heavily tmbered with Walnut oai
Ee IL has rare advantage Of being watered by SIN =
strsam raising through it, and also or springs mmed
ateIy will be sold together divided 70 ai pur
ob.ssrs apll-6w HOWARD ID. 0'NEILL-
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PATENT THHESHERS.

(SHINEsE SUGAR CANE sEED.-ioo bass above
Ana s IN. COOK SON.
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SWAN L CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
s. > D. o . OH!

Owing to the favor with which Single Nunbe
teen received by the public
uand for Tick the Managers. Swan Co will nave
drawing Saturday the year. The
scheme will be drawn in each OF their Lotteries pr
1857:
CLASS 30,
To drawn In the City Of Atlantis, Georsia in public
SATURDAY. April fsh. 1851. +.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in Of Atlanta Georgia in public On
SATURDAY. April nth. 1857.
GLASS 81,
To be drawn the City OF Atlanta Georgia. in public en-
SATURDAY. April 18th. 1857.
CLASS 33,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY. Apri1, 25tb. 1857. the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
Three thousand Tro Hundred and Ninety Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TIN TICKETS!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi