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The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

for any length of time, he effects his object by keeping that organ in vessel of alcohol E From soft pulpy substance it then becomes comparatively hard But the inebriate, anti clpating the anatomist begins the endurating process before death-begins while the brain remains the consecrated temple of the soul: whle It's delicate and gossamer tissues still
 1hrob e with the pulses of heaven born hfe- strange Intatuation thus to desecrate the god nke! .h Terrible enchantment, that dries up all .h .he lountalns of generous feeling, petriies all ,r ,ne tender humanities and sweet charities of n'e' leaving only brain of lead and heart O f stone."-P Prohibittonist
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
RUNAWAY NEGROES. THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
 RENH ARD

9S R UNAWAY from the undersigned on a& fA lO Sunday the 10th of May, 1857 four x .-A& likely negro Boys, named Gabriel, ~N Thomas, John and Jim, aged respectively 25, 22 20 and years old. Two them are black heavy set and about live feet four inches talthe oldest one has heavy beard The other two are of a mustto eompleXlon-one has some freckles on his face and speaks slowly-the other has straight hair when combed. They are all dressed in dark clothes-one other three black roundaboutsn-three of them have on hats and the other a black oil-cloth cap. These boys were bought of Deass dS Co.,. negro dealers at Memphis, last February, and were origi- nally brought from Virginia.
 Any person delivering them to me near Clear Lake in Prairie county, Ark, or confning them in prison, that can get them shall receive reward of three hundred dollars
 My Postot1ce Is Plum Bayou, Jefferson oo., Ark
 May l9'57 4w JOHN B. SOMERS.
 .5@ Memphis Appeal copy times and send acct
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Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge and
 Liver Pills,

.=sS A singular combination, but very efectual as the following will show:
 NEW YORK, Nov. 20 1852.
 Knowing, from experience, the valuable qualities of Dr. NJ Lanes Nermtuge and Liver Pills prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh have for sometime back considered it my duty and made my business, to make those articles known wherever went among my friends. short time ago became acquainted with the case of young girl who seemed to be trou bled with worms and liver complaint at the same time, and had been suffering for some two months.- Through my persuasion she purchased one bottle of Dr. X'Lane's Vermiuge and one box of Liger Pslls, which she took according to directions The result was, she passed large quantity of worms, and thinks that box of the Pills will restore her to perfect health. Her name and residence can be learned by calling E. L. Theall, Druggist corner of Rutger and Monroe streets.
 sa- Purchasers vii! be careful to ask for DR. M'- LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manu- factured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh Pa All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless Dr. MLANE'S genuine Vermifuge, also hiseeebrat- cd Liver Pills, be had at all respectable drug stores. None genuine s0atbout the signature of
 l2l FLEMING BROS.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Moonlight. Music, Love. and Eto

;I' 1.''Lslng 'Le stars at random round her head IU pG"L network there she sits bright night. But love night the most because sba t;s' My love to me III dreams which scarcc lv Iia.
 Sh! ali but truth and lovelier oft than trutb'
 @ pI me nave creams Ike these. sweet night forever w hen shnll wake no more; an endless dream Ot love and holy beauty mii the stars.n
 We confess to a sentimental turn of mind now and then; and we have often found our. sell of beautiful night in Mav-the month oi flowers, according to the 3oets if not the Saruhers-when the moon bathcd evervthing a'ou''' III shower of silver sheen. indulgjng !n leVefeS or a nature pleasant. but almost 100 intoxicating 10 be entrusted to the ears of an. o'ner- some may sng of the beauties of hill and vale, landscape and ocean view hut in ne nothing IS more interesting and suggestive than the streets and lanes of large citV by fine mid night light of the moon. Rectangular street. wind themselves into beautiful carved Enes houses of plain brick and mortar are softeued into palaces of marble and sandstone, the roof, sIlsten brightly, and dazzle our eyes as did the richly bUrnished roof of Solomon's temple the eyes oi the Queen of Sheba, when she raised her hands to protect her sight, and ex laimed. Behold the wisdom and glory of klng Solo, moh.' Soft music is heard from half-closed Jalousles, suggestive of fond hearts pouring out m song what they scarcely dare trust on their lips in ordinary speech.
 Music-oh. how faint, how weak.
 Language fades before thy spell
 why should feeling ever speak,
 hen thou cau'st breathe her soul so well?
 frendship's balmy words may feign,
 Loves are even more false than they:
 Oh. 'tis only Muse's strain
 Can sweetly sooth and not betray!"
 Long shadows slowly moving in silent pro- gress, at one moment hidden by the rich foli- age ot some overhanging tree, at another in fuil view always in pairs-for there are other associations than the Jesuits that require a soctus as necessary nplement-bring to mlnd sweet joyous hours of former days now past and gone, perhaps never to return, and re- call "reminiscences of dark rolling eyes, ruby lips and downy cheeks that once were, but are now, alas. lad in the silent tomb, there to pass away to dust and ashes
 hen pleasure spurkles in the emp of youth.
 Ahd the gay hours on downy wings advance Oh, thcn us sweet to hear the lip of Truth
 breatAe the soft VOWS of Love. sweet to entrance ne ehrapturcd Soul by intermineng glance
 of mutual bliss; sweet amid roseute bowers, Led by the hand ot love- to weave the dance
 Or unmoe~tcd crop I.ifes fairy flowers. Or baNk in joys bright sun through calm. uncloudel
 hours"
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
New Tarili lsrsnIatinns.

Washjngton, May 16.-The treasury depart ment has issued additional regulations for the collection of customs under the ne tariff The old regulations applied to the section of 1922. The rules for action are not specially designated on the schedule of the act of 1857, except where the law has been modified. All articles which are not susceptible of classified ton will be liable to duty of 15 per cent. On merchandise in public stores, or in transitu, or under bond from lst of July next, will be subject 10 duty of oue ger cent, which will draw all from consumption to duties passed uy the act of 1857. Wool estimated at % cents at port duties on exportation does not include purchasing commission or charges, as hereto
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
W REFRESHMENTS
SALE OF NEGROES.

IA NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN. That SA C& Tn pursuance of an order of the Hon ~ -AAoraoie the Court of Probate, of Pulaski -H county, the undersigned will offer and sell at n1'i- o"cry to the highest bidders at the door of the Conrt houSs oi Pulaski county, in the City of Little Rock on Monday 2ed June. 1857, between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, the following Thomas w. Newton, deceased. viz; Jack ogrJ sd years; Austin. aged 3o years Jacob aged 45 wears; Mary aged 4o years; Mary Ann ageI A years Susan aged 26 years. Also, the remainder over in the following aged IT years; Ellen aged years. Terms cash Tite inIisputable
 J. W. NEWTON, Administrator
 r:.., of T. W. Newton, decd
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To be Drawn each Saturday in June!
< Approximation Prizes.
3,3O5 prizes amounting to. ............. s2Of ,OOO
 Whole Tickets, st0; Halves, 50; Quar- -n

Whole Tickets, stO; Halves, 50; Guar ters. S2 90.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to 30 900, corresponding with those numbers the tickets, printed on separate slips of paper, cncrcled with smal tin tubes and placed in wheel.
 The first 35T prizes, similarly printed and encrced, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn out.
 Approximation Prizes.
 The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing he first , Prizes will be entitled to the 4S approximation Prizes. For example: if ticket No ll2oo draws the $50 900 prize those tick numbered l24s .4g, ll25l, 1l252 will each be entitled to 325. fti,ket No $50 draws the s2o 0O0 prz' tho-. ticket, numbered SiS. 5l9 55l 552 will each he entitled to Sz00, and So on according to the above scheme
 The3Uoo Prizes of$20 will be determined bv the last figure of the Number that draws the S60 900 Prize, For example, if the Number drawing the s6o 900 Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to S2O If the number ends with No ?, then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $20 and so to O.
 ing rates, which is the risk:
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
 10 Half .... 40
 " [" 10 Quarter {" %
 ' 10 Eighth |" . 10 s In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money to address for the tickets ordered on re- ceipt of which they will be 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.
 sg" Purchasers will please write their signatures plaln. and give their Post Office County and State s8 Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
 .# All Prizes of sl 900 and under, paid immedi- ately after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address orders for Tickets. or Certificates to
 s. SWAN & CO.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 or s. SWAN & CO., Montgomery Ala tIy- list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel. with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to- will be published after every draw ing, in the following parpers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Ga : Zette. Atlanta Intelgencer, New York Weekly Day
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Hnn:iElll.HS
Iiolioway,s Oin,meu, ana p,;,,,

What are their credentials? They are approved hy the most enlightened governments. sanctioned by tie highest medical authority and declared in iallible by recovered thousands, in all the diseases of the Skn glnnds and secretive organs. Sold at the nanufac.. tories, No. So Maiden Lane, New York and No. 244 strand, Lontonaand by all druggists at 25c. 6216c and Sl per pet orboX. 64
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
A DefaiCatIOn.

S. Louis, May 1S.-A man by the name of Kirby, first clerk of the steamboat Republic, is reported to have sold drafts to the amount of Sl5,OOO, on the boat, appropriated the proceeds, and departed.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Cattle Market.

JtHeFsOn Ilty, May IS. Beef Cattle--Reccpts 26o head Texas Cattle We quote Western at l219@l35ae. 5 tb net inferior Atakapas and Texas at sl5QIl9 E head and ordinary and fair Texas at $22(054 E head. supply
 Sheep--Far and choice Western at $3@6 50 B head. fair supply. Miich Cows.-At 8O@7o B head A small stock Neai Cattie--A good inquiry. Prices ut s71l2 g head. Receipts l61 head.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
NOTICE

hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing between McPherSon <v Griffin, was dissoly. g1 S oy nntal consent the 1lth day of April 1857 un1 ne ouSihess Will be continued in the names of McPherson < Overton.
 GRANVILLE MCPHERSON. LittIe Rock May 2f lS51
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH,

nR the kithen and Fruit Garden, with the best \I methods for their cultivation, together with hints upon Landscape and Flower Gardening, by White S Georgia;
 Woodheld's New Cook Book, or Practical Receipts for the House Wife;
 Miss Leslie's New Receipt Book for Cooking.
 Received at the book store.
 May I9 1857 JNO. F. RFARDON
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

ne:e ne has numerous other excellent preparations designed particularly for family use Persons resJ ing in localities where medical aid is dificni, to ho had on sudden emergencies could not do better than Dy supplying themselves with an assortment of pr. haSIeriy medcines.-&. Louis Denaocvat
 They are sold by
 1"ay ls, Ioo' I'm J. J. MCALMONT
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
m EASTERI.y,S MEnICINES Tbo1a

pot of valuable family medicines kept by Dr. Easter ly, at the of Third and Chestnut streets is well worthy the attention of gentlemen visiting the city during the present rush of business. Dr. Easter ly's medicines prepared under his own superin- tendence and are of warranted efficacy. His pre- paration of Iodine and Sarsaparilla, his Fever and
 Ague Killer, and his Cough Balsam have attained a
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

isare' Rich and Racy, at
 a E z E KIAH'S M fO RUM OF FASHIONl AVING returned home, am now offering 'no iai sest ana nest assorted stock of 1entiemen's Clothing. N nave eyer had the pleasure of offering to m s1aIo ieis' IhoSe who desire to have most perfset ,sat eal N now 1y D, De accommodated; comprising 'oA'' New oo MMER RAGLAND and OFFICF CoArs Of ALPACA. >A CVA1o,
 BOMBAZINE,
 COLOkED LINEN. etc.
 LlGHI FANCY CASHMERE PANTS: NOLORkD AND FANCY DRILL PANTS. FRENCH MERIN0 PANTS; NESIS-New patterns and styles of
 FANCY MARSEILLES
 COLORED DRILL, SHlRTS-New styles of y,,r LiNkN SHIRTS, of different qualities. LlHLh THREAD, GAUZE, MERINO and SILK
 UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS.
 HALF HOSE, etc. sHalI alSo continue to keep on band large hand some, and excellent assortment of
 cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss, winch will be made to order under my own imnedi- ate supervision and
 PERFECT FITS WARRANTED leel confident in saying that l am prepared and VIII render satisfaction to all who will call upon me as to PRICE, quality and style. 1hahk1ul for the large custom have received from generous public, hope to receive a continuance of 'he same H. E. HEZEKIAH.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Death of Hon. Stephen Adams.

The Hon. STEPHEN ADAMS, predecessor of Col DAVIS, as U. s. Senator from Mississippi, died in the city of Memphis on the 11th inst. The announcement of his decease will be re-
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS AND NEW
 EyERYTEFINss,

' ME Subscribers having formed ,risp
 co. partnership for the purpose of EfiA continuing the.bnsiness began by "McPhersonT tA & Griffin" would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they will keep con s.antiy on hand general assortment of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps, and everything usually wanted in Il duced prices. Thsnkful for 'favors bestowed upon the house heretofore they hope to merit continuance of the same. NcPHFRSON ,e OyEPToN
 tb - V i-A'i N'-''
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

Marrled-ln Fourche township. on the l4ih inst, by Washington Lewis, esq, Dr. J. J. COBB, of Saline county, to Mrs. SARAH J JOHNSON of this county.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Important Geographical Discovery in

Georgia.
 The immense tract of Georgia soil known as the OkeIeaokee swamp, and which includes a whole FOURTH of Georgian territory has hith erio been supposed as unavailable for agriculu raI purposes as the bogs of Ireland. A recent survey however, proves this supposition to nave been an utter mistake. The swamp, so called, Is not swamp in fact, but d flat area of rch, turiv soil upon which the explorers found IL very difficult to procure water much to their SurPrlSe. This discovery will bring into i'm mediate cultivation some of the finest virgin cotton land ot the south, while it will add vast y to the wealth of Georgia.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
WAS COMMITTED

WAS COMMITTED R0 'EO the Arkansas Penitentiary by the ssA "A i sheriff of Pulaski county, on May x M llth, ls97, two runaway slaves, who call N themselves Henry and Mike. and say they belong to Jack Harrison Hancock county, Georgia and say they left their master on Christmas day, 1o55
 DESCRIPTION.
 HENR4-5 feet o12 inches high, says he is S6 years old; weight when admitted goo lbs, and is of dark copper color, heavy set and shows the marks on his back of the whip; of his upper jaw teeth on the right, and two of the lower jaw teeth on the left side out.
 MlKE-5 feet inches high, says he is 87 years old; weight, when admitted Isl lbs and is of dark muIatto color bushy hir has the marks of the whip all over his body and lost of his upper jaw teeth on the left and one out on left lower jaw The owner or owners are hereby requested to come forward, pay charges and take him away, or said anegroes will be dealt with according to law
 GEORGE & ROBINS,
 Contractors of Arkansas Penitentiary Mnv 10th ihT Er.n
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
CHOICE BOOKS.

GtoMMODORE PERRY'S Japan Expedition in V cloth and calf;
 Cooper's Naval History of the United States; DeTocqueville's Democracy in America; The Works of Calhoun, four vols; Life of Washington, by Irving; Life of Franklin, by Sparks; Journey to Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor; Humbolt's Island of Cuba; Catherine of Russia and her successors by Imucksr; Letters of Lady Montagu, edited by Mrs. Hale; The Attache in Madrid-translatedfro from the German; Lake Ngmi-wanderings in South Africa; Willis Prose Works royal octave, late ed.
 Received at the book store.
 May l9 1857 JNO. E. REARDON
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

Hola>>es-We notice one sale of 5o half bbls choice rcboiIed Leighton1 at 67c. f9 gallon.
 Flour e notice sales of about 3DoJ bbls.. com pr>ln- tatbnat load of l40f bhls. Ohio Diamond Mill at S1; 300 St. Louis supertine at $7 25.
 Corn-Ihe sales embrace 5jO sacks of which 300 mixed and yellow at soc; 1900 and 3yp yellow at the same, 9p white at De- and 4Do to 900 choice white at s75z&s5c. F bushcl.
 Oai>-We notice sales of 1000 sacks rrime St Louis at zoe; 800 n lots at 729T3c and ajJ Ohio at 1oc, f bu>hel.
 Hay N iatboat load of l40 tons Western soId at S and another of about the sane quantity at the advanced ra'c of $33 25 offer of 8 50 being sub scqucntly refused for another load.
 Fork We notice only re a transactions mostly at $24 t} Dbl. for Mess.
 Bacon-- About l4o casks have been sold. includ- ing 5o ribbed S e~ in two ov thre, lul, at l2l.c 10 clear at l5I4c, and 80 of Shoulders at 9@ d95sc t ib.
 Lard--Thc market is frmer with sale, of l25 bbs and tlerccs It l5c and 400 kegs at the advanced rate of l5$4e. i' E.
 Whi>key--l5o bbls extra Rectifed sold at 2sl5 M 3oe.. and loo Raw at @oc tl gallon.
 Alcaho--A lot of 100 bbls 95 f9 ct brought 65c 2 gallon.
 Eohre--Better demand. with sales of l5o bags at 10, l5l5 at l6}2c; loo at lo55c., and llo at Ic t} lb.
 Charlottesville sales include 100 boxes fun weight Sur Proctor X Gamblc's at t5e Y h.
 nidps--We hear of some 5000 wet country Hides sold within the last few days for shipment to France at 9l4 glO1@e t tb for heavy and light
 Kice--rha sa.es include some 60 tierces fair Caro- llua from store at 5c t3 lb.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

Coffee, Sugar, Moia~ses, etc. I oelh SACKS Prime Rio Cotiee A w le pockets old Govt Java Coffee; bales old Mocha Coffee: 5o bhls extra choice and prime bro, Sugar; 1o 15 bbls'' bbs best prime Crused Sugar; Granulated " Powdered 70 < Sugar House Moasses; l6 15 bbls
 ticrle prime Rice; 90 kits fresh Maekere;
 : bbls No.2
 ] case $. F. Indigo. Received. in store, and for sale by May p lo57 KAPLEY, HANGER d co.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Cabinet Appointments.

Was"ngtoa, May l6.-The cabinet have un- der consideration the appointments for appra;- ser' for the respective cnstom-houses The result hao n"t yet transprel. Walter x. Hal, demAn, the e'litor of the Louisville Courier has been appointed collector of Louisville Ed ward J iion5h has been re-appomted collector ol AIeAandna, Va. Passed assistant surgeon Homer, of the navy, has resi- 5ued
 Vessels in Distress.
 Charleston, My l6.-The ship 1ay1eton, from New York to New Orleans put into Nasana in distress
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

White Lead, Oil, Glass, etc. 1SA KEGS pure White Lead, warranted pure; lcO bbls Lnseed Oil;
 bbl Spirits Turpentine; 20 boxes 10 by F Window Glass; l half bbl Putty. Received and for sale by May 26 1857 RAPLEY, HANGER S co.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Further from Brigham Young.

Washington, May 16.-OGical dispatches have been received at the department, whicI warrant the belief that Brigham Young has fled from Utah, but his place of refuge is at present unknown. He was in treaty with the Indians for safe conduct through their terri tory.
 EX-Justice Drummoud has arrived here fol consultation on affairs of the Territory.
 Further from the Michigan Sufferers. Detroit, May l6-The citizens had to raise the sum of $5,OOO for the relief of the starv. ing people n Gratiol county, Michigan.
 Health of Senator Butler.
 Washington, May 16.-Senator Butler, o South Carolina, is reported in very precarious health and his death is daily expected
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Cotton Market.
Other Markets.
Failure in Baltimore.
AttemDted Suicide.

The firm of Sigourney & Co., dry goods dea- lers, Tn New York, Providence, and Baltimore failed for S20OOOO Sigourney attempted sui clde, but hls intention was frustrated
 Utah Troubles.
 Letters from Utah, dated March 5th. report that the courts had been dispersed bv violence by the Mormons and that the federal officers had been detied and threatened to be ridden on rail. There is no confirmation of the ru nor about the flight of Brigham Young. It Is rumored at Washington that Judge Drum mond of Utah, would De appointed Governor ot the Territory in the event of Ben McCul- loch's declining to take the office It was re- ported that Nelson declines the appointment ot Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah.
 The Rumor of Walkers Retreat. Uashington, May Is. The rumor that Wal ker had retreated from Rivas is understood to be false, and to have originated with Governor General Concha of Cuba.
 The Forsyth Treaty.
 Despatches have been received from Mr. Forsyth, our Minister at Mexico, announcing the regret of the Mexican Government at the rejection of the late treaty.
 Recall of Mr. Cass.
 Mr. Cass, our minister at Rome, has asked to be recalled.
 U. '. Steamers in the Gulf.
 The Saratoga, steam irgate, sails for Aspin- wall tomorrow, 19th,) thence to Greytown to protect American interests Another vessel Is also to be ordered from Panama to San uan
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
K nnn LBS. BACON-a superior e7vYA Ac,O OOO article, for sale for cash only ,1EAr
 by MERRICK 6s WASSELL. AAAA=a
CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

NE are in receipt of large and we'll select A
 W ed stock of Hardware and Cutlery, which X we are prepared to sell low as they can bet]z9 bought in the south, consisting in part of Pocket Knives Forks, Spoons, Silver Desert Forks do Din her do; Silver Spoons Sets of Carvers separate full sets of pure Ivory Handled Knives and Forks Files Mill Saw, Japer Round half Round; Rasps Horse Shoe and Wood do; Cow Bells, from No. to [; Coffee Mills Stocks and Dies Broad Axes, Adzes, Hammers, Hatehets, Plains Carpenters tools of ali kinds; Hoes, Shoves, Spades, Flames, Lead Iron, Nails etc., etc. D. L. O'CONNEIL S co.
 May lh7
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
SWAN 6 cos LOTTERIES

THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
 DRAWN.
 CAPITAL PRIZE S6O.OOO!!
 TICKETS ONLY SlV. Owing to the great favor with which our Single Number Lotteries have been received by the public, and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers. $. SWAN tG Co.,. will have drawing each Saturday throughout the wear. The following Scheme win be drawn in each of their Lotteries for June, 1857.
 CLASS 80, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY. JUNE 9th, 1857.
 GLASS 40, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public. on
 SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, 1857.
 CLASS fl, To be drawn ill tine City of Atlanta, Georgia, il public, on
 SATURDAY, JUNE goth, 1857.
 CLASS AZ, To ho drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public on
 SATURDAY. JUNE 27th. 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Three Thousand Three Hundred and Five Prizes MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS !! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.