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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
GEN. CIEAS. w. HILL,
Republican Candidate for Senator, and
IInAr


Republican Candidate for Senator, and
HON. A. COOK,
Will address the people of Wood County at
the ollowing times aud places, to wit;
West Mtllsroye, on Wednesday, Sept. 23l.
Portage, on Thursday, Sept. 2ith.
GiIeal, on Friday, September 25h.
PerrySburg on Saturday September Goth.
All of the above meetings will be held in the
evening, and the friends of Freedom and Free
babor should Rally in their Strength and bring
as many Of their neighbors as possible
There will also be meeting at BOWLING
GREEN, on Wednesday, October 9Th. GEN.
HILL, HON. A. COOK, JOHN C. LEE Esq,
and Others have promised to be present on the
occasion. FRIENDS ofFREEDOM, turn out!
BY Order of Rep. Cen. Committee.
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Philip I.lfhr,s Esinte,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha.
~ been duly quilted administrator the estate
of Philip Pifer late of Wood county Ohio deceased
SAMUEL SPITLER, Administrator.
September IL, lSj7-lOwG*
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The Conrt OF Com. Plsa., or Wood Co., o.

James Murray. v. David Edwards.
David Edwards will take notice that James Murray
has filed petition against him, in the of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, asking judgment again
said David Edwards, for tweutysevun U2lOU dollars
with interest since May >, ls59 and that unless he an
swer demur said petition by the th day of Novem-
berA.D. 1851 judgment will the ensuing of court
thereafter be taken according the PRAYER of the petit
tion. JAMES MURRAY.
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SIIerIHrs Sale.

CARPENTER & REID, attorneys.
August y, lSj7-lGW5&ll.7O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
8lnt Riogf &ail 2oab.
SPEECH OF VIII. GREGG.

On Bill TO amend an Act entitled, An Act to
authorize aid TO the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, in South Carolina" (BiH by the
Cnnrn;tf,e of VANS and Meuns)
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,rHE AMEp1CAN HOTEL.

fShA THIS we'll known aud long rstnb- fsnN
Etiil. lishcd laOTEL, having under ,tlI,
pour AN cnlitc renovation, both In farhi,utc "nd
buildings, possessing In II great degree the n,l-
vantage Of location, being on the corner "r Rich
ur,lson aud Handing Streets In full view Of Sid.
ncv Park and IN the centre Of business, which
makes II one OF the most dcsirahle, locations in
tho city, is now open to tho public Gentlcmcn
and Ladies' visiting beautiful city will find
ample accommodation ut the American, aud the
best that can he found in the Columbia aud
Charleston markets.
Having secured tho services OF N{r. s. DYKE,
formerly of the Cunmarrc House, he will he happy
ut all times TO see his friends or acquaintunccs ut
the American.
The =, ,bcs conncct cd with the House, together
with the Ommbusscs aud Carriages, will bc run
and con, ucd as heretofore. by MIR. Jno. y. Shell,
who will have ns good outfits may be found in
the city. lie will be found ready nl any time to
accommodate citizens and the travelling c"mru-
uiiv Will, good and attentive drivers nt rea>"na-
| Bile terms. His Omnibusscs will hr at the dill"r
cu, Dcpots in readiness To convey Passengers 1"
and from, the American and Hunts ii" 81, or any
| section of the city. Persons Wishing him to call
for them will find states at either of the Hotels
or at either of his Stables, on Lady or Blandng
Streets.
a. STEENES, Agent.
May 81, 1857. 4-lm
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ObitllnrlI.

DEPARTED this life. llst ultimo in the
eighteenth yenr Of her agc, Mrs. ELIZABETH Ma
my, wife of DR.. James Mabry, and daughter Of
"A. Stevenson, Of this District.
Possessing IL most amiablc disposition the de-
ceascd, by her modest and retiring behavior,
gained the esteem of all who knew her. Her
death has produced chasm in the circle Of her
friends, which cannot be filled. and gloom in
her immediate family not easily removed. 10
her husband it is indeed heavy aihction, lcav-
ing him III u lonely condition, bereil of his hest
earthly friend Her parents mourn over the loss
of their 5clorcd-thcir only daughter. -Four bro
theirs survive to condole with their afflicted pa
rents mt the death of one so dear to them all
A-ls-c u ..Iends and relatives unite their
sympathics OIL the melancholy occasion. Bu,
h" they sorrow not those who have no hope,
for she gave them every evidence they could de-
sire of her willingness To die, and of hcing pre-
pared for the better world. Some eight months
previous to her death, she attended religious
meeting at Friendship Church, nt which she Or
tained u hopo i'll Christ. oi which size spoke ia
her friends and Of which she was not ashamed
In the near approach of death, This hope
comfort and support to her anxious split. Sh,
could assure her friends that she had no fears %
death, but was willing To depart and he will
Christ, having desire TO live only OH account o
her husband and parents She made request thai
the writer Of this brief notice should preach lic
funeral sermon; and thus has her spirit gone t.
that bright world, where the weary are n
rest. -
There is n world above
Where parting is unknown;
A long eternity Of love,
Formed for the good alone:
.. And faith beh0lds the dying here
Translated to that glorious sphere"
Greenwood June 2d, 1851.
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NorYrTCE.

PROPOSALS will he received by the Com
l. missioncrs of Public buildings Of Abbrvil!e
District, =. e., till the 18th of June next for
furnishing brick and stone, and building about
six hundred and fifty feet Of brick C"lv"rl with
six stone and iron CRATES To receive the water ac-
cor,ling with the following specifications:
-Four Hundred and Twenty feet Of Gull
vert, two by two in the square, ana Iw" Hum
drcd and Twenty feet, three by two in the square,
to hc built Of good hard brick, laid III lime and
hydraulic cement to be good and substantial
arch turned over the toy, which i, l." he 1T least
eight inches below the present surface Of the
earth.
Two crates To he three by three feet. and four
others to be two 10y two feel, with stone plates,
four by sX inches The grai"s lime AMI criii'ni
be furnished l,y thu Commissioners. The work
| to he done by direction and advice of lir Board
Bidders will specify how much per running
| foot they will do the work for
Contractors will be required to give satisfactory
! guaranty for the performance Of the contract
which is to he completed by the first day Of De
ccnbcr next.
i. P. HUGHES, Sec. s. 7r"ds.
| May 2S 1857. 5-3
ESS- Press copy.
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Ar,np the men who have tho knnck of say
,,v .,oods thlnr. that nte so obviously tt"" We
,,n1v wonder they were not said he'otr' or ,i"h
Of The Journal of Health, Ia prc.cr,ncnl' Here
10 one Of his pthy brevitics:
!" We believe mnn feels as happy after plain
,;nner as amer n luxurious nne; certain are we
thnt he sleeps tho soundcr that night, and iees
tho etter for Il all the next day; n'l the advnn-
tnue TO the luxurious liver is the transient pas
sage down the throat
Interesting to Corn Plamters-A writer III
! Memphis paper recommends the suhJ"ncd plan
for killing crows: Take horse hair two inchs
lorp, tic n knot ut the one ond, run it through II
grain of corn, and throw the grains brondcnst
over .yuur fnrms The crow will swallow the
grain-thc hair sticks out Mt tho uIouth and pro-
duces irritation and inflammation, which causes
the crow to commit suicide by clnwing his throat
for relief This is 10 humbug.
The Thonastown Journal says that on May
day the daughter Of Mrs. Albert }. Lermond.
six.yoars of age, fell beneath horse ridden by
Mr. Crockett or Rockland; and the horse rear
ing OH his hind feet, brought down his forcieet
upon the chld's head breaking the skull near
the crown The operation of trepanning was
performed, and six pieces of bone were removed
from the brain, and the child is now doing We'll
The Huntsville (kln.) Advocate says: "Th
land specializing fever RACES among our people
and is mainly confined to Arkansas and the Nus
sissippi bottom. The TcXcs fever is over: W.
predict that there will he general crash III les
than two years. The whole country is Graz.
with specuaton-nn insane desire to Ei"k
money at one dash-a haste to be rich.
Miss Andrews the Yellow Fever Heroine,
preparing II work the ravagcs of the restilenc
= at Norfolk, for the benefit of the widow OF tn
Mayor OF that city; and il having been anh"u
ced that this noblc-hcnrted young lady intend"
to publish tile book ut her own expense oncoi tn
New. York "Merchant princes sent her ehee
fur S1O0
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.Ambrotype Doale

"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies
Wv and G"nlcnrn uf hbhrri!lc nn'' N'ch'
hv. ,hnt hr Intends Visiting III" above place III u
few lays with his Celebrated CAR. for the p"r-
pose uf giving ull n chance Of procuring ono "r
more of his beautiful
GLASS PlEIUI1&S,
called AMBROTYPES. Persons wanting Pic
lures will please call early as possible rs his
stay will 10 short
Operating hours, from Eight o'clock n. Ni.
until Two L. NJ,
M. II. DEAI.E, Agt
June g. 1857.
IT. Press copy.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ONT THE Sub - ~ ftg !.s'r -,
lii. House and ! :io:";r hHrH; 4.
situated in and he Gag, vi ii .a';vy:.
The Tract contain "..
One Hundre an: Fort 2It."; Ii."S;?s ~, =
Of which about "..N ,@""a - i''i.sSs5.
The Dwelling is :,: '''''sl!r .aiia.,
with Eight Room I tsy a.: 20 .ss
On the premises goon nitsrens- MY
House, Smoke House, Carriage House. an1sSSei
bles, and an excellent Well Of water. The a&eIti
ing has new and elegant Furniturei Which viii
be sold with the premises, if desiEdhs' .N5. !.
The Village of Greenwood is 6na. or the, most;
desirable places TO live Mt in the bhck coIutry,
being perfectly healthy, and having good sociefy
aud excellent Schools. 90 -
Part Of tho purchase money will be required
in Cash. For the balance, the .erii,s aiIl be as-
coIpniodating. s.s.-,.. ~
March i, 1857. As If !,SSi
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS y!
GOOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLE
Family Grocery at Colresbury !!

THE Undersigned has Just opened large
I Stock of Gro.crirs, at the stand formerly
occupied hy Smith, Gray.lon Il Co, cons>'in"
Of Sugar of vnr"u> kinds, Coffee, Molasses. Salt
and bacon, Mackcrcl in Kits and Barrels, Vine
gar, Rice, Nails, Ghrins, Potwar", Tin-war",
Shovc!s Spades, Powder, Shot, Lead, Candy,
Nuts, Wines rrumcS, tiiron, Currants, Candles.
SOAP Soda, Starch, Maccaroni Pepper, Ginger,
Spice. Lemon Syrup, Porter, SoI, Water, sar-
dimes Sa!mond. Crackers, Pickles, Sauces, Mus
tnrl. Preserves, Brandy Peaches Cherries, Wolf
Aromatic Schnapps. last. though moi least,
Tobacco and largo lot of Srgars, and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms Cash. }. Ii. BLACK.
Cokrsburv, May II. 1851. "-ly
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
- fl.EFCUTLERY,

~. WAKE, CUILEhl,
Plantation Implements, &C.,
(hN hnud, In store, with large additions c'ey
~ swtet, E,r CASH, mt very low prices
6u Bb,s q Yellow SUGARS,
8 Crushed aud Powdered SUGARS, /
2I1hds. Muscovnlo do.
60 Bnrs Rio. Old Gov. Java nnd Mo"hn tnilcc
6 lII1ls. Trinidad and W. l. MOl.ASSES,
20 boxes q sperm. Adann nntine tS 'r"ll"w Candles.
A large stock of FANCY GROCERIES. such as
ricklcs, Syrups. Preserves an'i Jcliics,
Sauces, Spices. Table Salt, &c,
Muccaromi and Starch.
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c.
The very best CHEWING TOB\CfO.
10000 finest selection ri" il"ndo SEGAES,
Lock- Tongue Fifth and Log rhoins,
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assortcdO
100 Kegs NAILS, do
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons.
Well Buckets Siitcrs, Waffle and " aicr Irons,
Blue Stone, Copprrns and Mud'cr.
Buckets, Tubs and Dcmii"nS,
Broad Axes, Foot A,iZcs, and Collins Axes,
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
Alsn lust received, fresh from the Brcwcryin
Scotland,
II Bbls. Glasgow ALE, very superior article:
Agency for the South Carolina White Lead
Company, and on Land,
4linD Lbs. =; G.. White Lead, pure" (hcautiiu',) }
1900 beautiful Zinc Lead, tpurc whitr }
| and Il great many other articles at the lowest
prices for CASH, or Oil short time I" prompt
| customers. II. = KERR.
| Abb.vic G. II March ~, 1851. ii-ly
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HOUSE BUILDING.

TTNIIE undersigned is now prepared stos sdo<aH
l. work entrusted to his care, in the, ,BGildAt
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all dtscrip-
tions of Buildings, from d one-story. house TO a.,
Court Ifouse. - -
Having received Instructions, from Tho best
Architects in the Union, he fatters himself that
as cheap as can bs done in New. Y Off.
r RErEKENcks. X King & Kelum, Architects,
Brooklyn. New York; VIM. Gaincr, Architect,
of New! 7 York, City Perryman & Waller; Now
Market DR.. John T. Barratt, Barrnttsyille.
HENRY JONES.
q New Market, Dec. 16, 1856. 4ss3a tfiS
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White Teeth, Pertum,cd Breaih aud Bca"';fM
Complexion, can be acquired hy using the &C. Bn!m
Of IhoasanI ForerS." What lady gentle
ii..c WGn!d remain under the curse Of a disagree
able breath, when by using the "B"lm Of q
Thousand F2o~crS'' as Il dcntifricc, would no,
only render it sweet, but leave the teeth white
as alabaster3 Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is 50 delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware OF coun-
terfcits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE a. CO., n. y.
teB For snlc by all Druggists
!. Feb. 23, 1857. Al eow6m
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Commercial.

COLUMBIA, Jnnc ., 1857
L'otto,l--Thcre wusnot bale of cotton offered
yesterday, and consequently we are compelled
to continue our former nominal quotations of loa
4 l31 cents.
CnAHIEsToS, June S.
Cotton-The sales Of cotton i'll our market to-
day am"untcd to $50 bales al l3 u l44. Mar
ket unchanged
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
3,:05 Prizes amounting 10. ......... S204,0Q0
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Ealves, s5-ouartars s2.60
Plan of the Lottery :;

Plan Of the Lottery. 81
The numbers from TO 10000, CORE spending
with those Numbers on the tickets, printed .
separate slips OF paper, are encrclcl with small
tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first . Prizes, similarly printed and ~
circled are placed in another wheel. The wheclA
are then rcv"lvcd, and number is drawn frol
the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
b"r and Prize drawn out are opened aud exhibit
eel to the audience, and registered by the Com
n,issioncrs; the Prize being placed against tho
Numhcr drawn. This operation is repeated un.
til all the Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PrMIs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to these draw
ing the first rs Prizes will be entitled to tke
- Approximation Prizes, according 10 the
Scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by tho
last figure Of the Number that draws the $50
900 Prize For example, if the Number draw
ing the 1000 Prize ends wihsNo. /, then all
the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to S2n. II tho number ends with No.
,, then all the Tickets where the number ends III
= will he entitled to 800, and so OIL to o.
Certificates Of I'ack~gcs will be sold at tho
following rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 4n
q" " 10 Quarter i" 20
" 10 Eighth To-
In ordering Tickets, enclose The money 10 o,fE
! address for tho Tickets ordered on receipt Of
Which they will he forwarded by first mail.--.
| Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
| they may designate.
| The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
| drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
pluin aud give their Post Office, County und
| State.
! Remember that every prize is drawn, and paya-
; Die in full without deduction.
All prizes of one thousand dollars and under
paid Immediately after the drawing; other prizes
at the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets casl,cd Or renewed in other tick
OTIS at either office.
T. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of
Packages Of Tickets either to
sF3- 4 list Of the numbers that drawn
from the wheel, with the amount Of the Prizo
that each one is entitled to, will be published
aftcs every drawing, in the following papcr:-
New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta Intelligent
Ger. New York Day Book, and Savannah Morn
ing News
$. SWAN g. Co, Atlanta, Ga.
or ). SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.,.
June g. 1857. TT
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Chick Springs,
Greenvillo District.

SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT.
III7.:, TIE Subscribers having purchased ;;;
n i'll ,ha, wcLknown AMI long-establishcd y II
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles Of t:rccnvr, have pat the
premises in the most thorough repair They arc
determined 1" spare no ci!"ris I" make the
SPRINGS nil that can he desired. whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those i'll quest "t
pleasure.
The salubrious and invs"rnting qualni"s of
these writers having been we'll kn"wn I" Tie
travelling public for the last twenty years. it Is
deemed unnecessary I" enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will be.
carefully furnished upon application TO either Of
the proprrtors
Tie HOTEL will he open for The reception of
vril"rs oh tn" lst of June, and will he kept
open ing the season.
|, gives uS pleasure io add that the former
pr"prct"rS. the M"ssrs. CHICK, will spend 'hrI'
summer at the Springs, and will be lad to see
their many friends there.
J. T. IIENERY.
i. TAIB!nD,
}. BUHS!:Y.
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The State of South Carolina,
LABBEI'ILLE DISTRICT.
T., yLc Cannon Pleas

III EHt LOWHOH ttUS'
' vs. ~ Foreign Attachment
jas a. Lid,lcll. Thomson & Fair, Attorneys,
VNHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the eleventh
w day OF April, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven. file his declaration against the; ;De!endant,
who, il is saiJ is absent from and without the
limits of this State, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom
copy Of the said declaration might be served
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Dcfen-
dunt do appear aud plead to The said declara'on
on OF before the twelfth day of April, eighteen
hundred and fifty.eight, otherwise final and alb
solutc Judgment will then bo given and awarded
against him. 4
MATTHEW MCDONALD c.cr.
Clerks Office, April II, 1867 5i-ly
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Ho! for Chick SDrings!!

!. i. rUOl d CO. will he at the G.rcn-
willie Dcpo, with good Cnnv"ynuc"s and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Bag: gage
To the Springs. They will also run
4 DIILY LINE or !>T.iGES
To and from The Springs, leaving Grecnvlil, III
o'clock, ~ VI. Fare 81.
MAY II, 1857 u
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j. D. MCCLELLAN,
TaIlorln$.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.

NN7 OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Wv the community that l,o hus located him
self in the building formerly occupied by N.
McEVOY, ns a boot and shoe store. one door
below the Marshall House, where he will he
prepared to execute with ncatncss and despatch
all orders entrusted 10 him.
April ,, 1857. 40 II
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

TENIIE l. undersigned having located permanently
FL ut Greenwood, for the purpose oi pra'''-
cling Medicine, oilers his services 1" the public.
DIR w. II. DAWES
May %, 1851 S :im
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To the Farmers of Abbevillo
7j=fv-i OF

WNT T. have procured the District Right Of
w the HARRIS SUItSOIl. Pl.OUGli.-
We think it the best plough Of the kind that
has ever hccn introduced. The plough can be
seen at Greenwood Depot, at work, any time.
We will bc pleased To have it examined by
every Farmer, for the simple reason that the
more it is known tho better it will he liked
DAVIS & BOOXER
June 4. 1857 q II
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Settlement Of the Estate of
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given TO- the kindred and
~ creditors Of the Estate of WILLIAM
BUCHANAN, deceased late Of Louisiana, and
especially to those distributes who reside beyond
the limits Of this State, that settlement OF all
matters in my hands, as Administrator.<wili be
made in the Court.of Ordinary, AbbevilIe Dis.
trict, on tho 23d July next
FRANCIS ARNOLD, Admir-.
April 20, 1857 So 3m
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just Published Gratis, the 25th Thousand:
A FEW WnI.ls HE Rn, ional Treatment,
~ without Medicine, Of Spcrmaiorlhcn or
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gcmiinl
and Nervous Debility, Imppency, and Impede
mcnts 10 Marriage generally. by Il. DE LA
NEN, NJ. ID.
complaints, originating in the inpr;Itcncc and
solitude of youth, may he easily removed with
out medicine, is in this small tract, clearly de-
n,onstratcd; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, rs adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means of which every one
is enabled to himself perfectly and at the
least possible cost. thereby avoiding all the ad-
vcr,iscd mosiruns Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in IL
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post paid) two
postage stamps to DIR. b. DE LANEY, IT, Lis
pcmard Street New York City.
May 7, 1857 -2m
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
a. a. r. K u, ~ 4. H H 4 sn III
CD 0 @, q O O.
TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS !


6AwlNG 10 tho great favor with Mhinl, ON
Y y single Number Lotteries hnve Lrcn re-
c"ivei bv the public nnd the large drn'nnd 'nt
Tickets, the Managers :. Swan & 20, Will
have drawing each Saturday throughout tn"
year. :,
The following Scheme will he drawn in each
Of their l.uttc les for June, 1857:
GLASS 3o,
To be drawn in the City II A'untn Georgia, IN
public, on
Saturday, Juno 6, 1857.
CLASS 40,
To he drawn in tho City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, Juno 13, 1857.
GLASS ii,
To be drawn in thc CITY Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
ruhlic1on
Saturday, juno 20, 1857.
CLASS AZ,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, III
public, OH
Saturday, Juno ~, 1857,
Tn the Plan Of Single Numbers.
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3d. 600 Tickets! Magnificent Scheme
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-06-11
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of which we have now Oh hand the following
List TO which shall continue to add until
we get complete assortment
sum. Pro; III. Fa. Sum. Pro-; Ca Sa. OIL
Sum. Pro; Sub W rirs; Sub. Tickets in LAW !;
Sub. Tickets in Equity ii. Fa.; Ga. Sa; Ca Sa
in Case Copy Writ in Case; Deeds of Convey
ancc Declaration on Note ;, Commission To Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Assumpst judy. on Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clerk-Dcbt or Assnmpsit, judy.
by Confession in Debt, on Single Bill Judgment
on Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury
Judgment in Assuinpsit at Issue Plea With
drawn Pos.n Judgment on Issue Tried. Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property
Mortgage Of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons;
Do. Executions; Do Recognizancc Summons 10
! Dcfaul,ng juror.
May %, 1857