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Single Nssgslebeg'S!
8.3O5 Eo<izcsIi
More than One Prize TO Every Ten
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
TO HI DRAWN
-HDH
APPRn1INArINN PRIZEs
s.z05 prizes suounting S2O4iVs
Whole Tickets, Slo; Halves, IS 90
Ouarters. 50 30.
PLAN on THE LOTTER

$50 prizes GW9LlAALk
Whole Tickets, SIo; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, 50 30.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Number from 1 to 81. 100, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on sspArate slips Of pI-
per, are eneirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one
The arste PSI Prirss. similarly printed and encir
placed IA zsother Wheel Is drawn
The ~heels are then revolved, and a numberne a Prf,e
from the whel OF numbers, and at the same aud Pro
! l. drawn !rssn the other wheel The humpeudleace asd
drawn outArs opeued and exhibited to the & being plsreS
regist red By the Comuiissioners; tie Pftzen il reneated
against the Number drawn. This operAtio
until eli the Prizes At drawn out riding and the
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs--rhe two pras m srst 10
two succeeding Numbers 70 those drASlnl tiuu p,i1.s
1 Prizes viii Be entitled T. the IS Approxime % 90 Prirs
For example e Ticket No 1880 draws me $fiIa55 I'm
those Ticl cts nuuabsred Ii2ls, lI23s. 1921, drsws ~.
each be entitled to sS25. IfSTicket No. 550s 5bI So
$40. 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered ois, ing 10 tbe
VIII each Be entitled to 500, aud 50 on aeeofN
above scheme. -
~ The :. 600 Prises Of $40 viii be determinS = 2
last ngure Of the number that draws the s60,ooo -
{ For example, il the Numbers drawing $50 OD Prize eiios
with No. I, then all the fiokets where the number ends
in 1 will be entitled TO SO. II the Number ends win
No, ,. then III the Tickets where the humber ends 10 2
win 5e entitled TO SO, ard 50 on to o.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 hole Eokets.-"'.'.Sos W
" 10 Half ........ 20 o.
g 10 Quarter " ........ % 90
" 10 Eighth +" ...-.... &c 90
In ordering Tickets or CertLeates, enclose the money
10 our asdres- for thu Tickets ordered, on ~rsceiptof which
they will BE- forwarded BY hrst mail. Purchasers an
have Tickets ending in any figure they msy designate
/ The list OF drawn numbers and prizes viii be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers win please write their ~signstures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State
H- Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
4 In fun without deduction
e An Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
( after the drsving-other Prizes Gt the usual time Of
thirty days.
~ All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates OF Packagesto
I 5. SWAN 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga.
l. - list o. the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount CT the prize that each one Is en-
titled 10, will be published alter every drswing IN the fol-
] loving papers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
! Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Afi-nts Intii-
/ Eencer. New YORK Wtekly Day BooE, and Savannah
Morning News. N.Y.
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R0Ofa NMH NhOeS.

- We are now receiving direct from tbe-As
%t msrufsctu ers ou- large stOck Of Spsing
f asd SUMMER SCOTS and SH0ES. TOT ~
~ which We invite the AiieHtiun CT cash
buyers. ConntTy Merchants and-Riyer Trsders vii
please Gil and examine our stock. Cur long experience
To the business here has gwen Us a S7Owlecge ~ theft
~aufs. aud We have endaavcrtd n get up a sf0ek thai
viii srii their trade. FOSTER X Halle,
srcoessors TO J. 5 BeveR 4 Co,
marsi-x3a 25f Main street.
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MOO VI
REAPING AND MOWING MACHINE,

THOSE wishing 70 purchase M~ccoumack'S Reaping
and Noving Machine can be supplied By Addressing
the subscriber, agent for West Tennessee and Moth Ms
sissipei. Every hschine cuarantied to perform a. rep
resented OF may be returned. HaBd-blls sent per re-
quest.
Price sts 90 cash. with carriage from Cairo, md note
for 500 due 25ih December. with interest fyn th-fst q
81 II NprsA -CFzALANO. Agtn[
mVl9-~IW Dancyvllle. HAYWOOD sunfv
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c RECH,
CORNER OF CHICKASAW Al

nEALSR IN Ale, Porter, Cider msrfet -
IL marufactured By Tie n0st &c. Stak4
In he United states For %ieserythlnr ~
Prom ny l0uE experience In De- SIC. Be
which nas been IN the city % A.ons aor tru
with ne guaranty 7 have Lad 4 nat o
hat ny szertions Asse been sp1s q
/. iutVIIdAwff faPERW1.
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Scr Salt.--for 8rnt.
FnRrv ECREs

A4NA A. Esria-s Tiscs. situated on gscs<
ataecia1 ths ie-rsar ~rcsidsuce % ". 3
Rsst aad An Bots On sAe Fsst. Il b.
a. = 81 shade, srt ibout thirty sora
II soon o. ven Ez~ntI-snn
II a g 3. LOCKE,
Als ou1hs Ns ian-~ sat Raj Fests Erasrr.
- CT s5ss s E5aist
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CIvTr b.rrkss Powdsredss esvsh
I'm crushed and
sc5d On your Corn.
slEie fItats for sale, IN Alsbams,
-juisIana, Arkansas. Tennessee, and Ken
JENNINGS 3 REYNOLDS. \
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g Cabinet sWaEeg.e
AND
NDERTAKERS

MaiH-<t, cd stand, FIrss Dosr below Msn-~.i
tTAs ofssf genaanentsfgns IN ne cIfy3
HAFs consaatly on hand an afz.s a. P,ts,t 49,
Al Burial CEes which they linz snd oeea1
N ne oesf mHner Ai<9. All kir,I@ot Wood al 49,
Covered Coz 4. ztseh they ssn a pria
Orders fro" Ia ccur III DtolpaI 4ll1rtd -
nlfurs NJ - rspess4. sad VPe4ri1x t1ns
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building Material

Greenvood's celebrated Pinie IS,
Grsenwood's Axle Punies AID Shutter Pa stninEs,
Pear White snd Mineral Knsb Lexis and Iktehes.
Close and Electro-Plated ="
Cottage, Rural and Aorttse 80 %
Front and store dsor "a 90
Sliding door Locks and Furniture,
Substituting door and Gate Hinges and Laiehss,
Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brsds, Sorrws. Ee
This Departments In eur business "a under the special
supervision Of one Of the partner, who has fer many
years, in tbs city, given Il hts careful attention, and be-
lieving that this branch Of our business requires more
than ordins-y care, both In the selection OF the goods
and In nniEf orders, he Ia determined 70 use his best en-
dezv0fs to keep such goods as shall please all our me-
ehsnies, md viii hold every induos nsnt to merit thsir
patronage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-21
MOUSE
Corner of Main and Adams Street

WORSHAM HOUSE,
Corner Of Main and Adams Street
MEMPHIS. EEN
THIS Hous Il situated in the centre Of business, nDc
j Is now dnisbed and In eompleteorder. The Proprietor
pledges hinseif It shall not Be surpassed By any House n
The Southwest
Being grateful for The very LIBERAL patronage bestowed
On hin for the last two years, he kopes By = street atfeor
tion - business 70 merit . continuance Of the same.
oeT-tf IL Proprietor
Laths and Shingles.
,DOGERr n WITT are still maxine LAths, and are al
ID ways prepared 20 supply the public sith the best ar
ticle at reduced prices. They are st-o making Shingles.
and vii tep asuppiy constantly on hand. NH on Wolf
river. above the Bayoa. iuly - SLY
Hosiery
SA0a DOZEN Hess and Halt Bose, en- hand and fer
0UUU salsby AMI Low q co,
m.r3i ss Main street. Louisville. Ky.
Fancy Prints.
MSn CASES Fancy Prinu, new styles, on hand and for
nsEsi ais Maa streets, Lsai.vins' X.
Lawns.
I'M CASKS Fancy Lawns, on handfor sale By
.lUU Low q CO.,
nsrsi ans Maj. street. LOaisyHls. Ky.
French Jsconefs.
BALES printed French Jaconetts, very hsndsore
10 styles, on hand and Ter sale By
nnrsf AIS Vain street, Lauisvfnn Ky
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7rined 0sna61Trs

sea IslaRd Brown Cosf0ut
n BAfRs SEA Island Brovn Cotton. On hsnt and fox
-IUG ssis n AK Low = co.,
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Z a CAsRs Pain and ruilsd Linen Pant Stun, ca land
JU and for ISLE By LANES Low = CO,
mArsi ans Hnin street, 1ouisvEia. Ky.
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U,EE coNcENTaArRa FLUID ExrR4CTOs Isl
Il Low DOCS Is The sovereign -sllrf1 fI an Asca-
RAJ Affections, Scr0fula. Swelling OF lie dor-s, Raeu-
mAtsu. &C. As a Liver Meticfre, X -s no elrsi 4 IA
Alternative eFest On the systen, IN adliSou % - oe4K
puresg Vegetable Prep4raton- adaDts ! 70 sluost 80
: Chronic Aasetinn Where IN Alternative nedi=ns a.
Z auirai. For Erupfion8 % the sin, Olculoe-s ETs-#
"a and Nervous UesfPchs, tt has no successiu
petitor amozg the nos.ruHs o. the %. 40
Msdic5ns u ri2 b. 0nad me zue5le
- - ssie orr by HANDLkR \ a
@k1rufv Druggists and lrothe ~
DAD Feuews' Hal 49,
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A ~CCURATELf adjusted 10 the eye, % Hs 10 suit the
~ most dinncult vision, without Occasioning that sense
Of weak ess OF f4tigue 10 the organ generally complained
Of BY wesreFs Of common glasses, but enabling the vsarer
OF this Improved Spectacle TO pursue the most minute
employment either BY day or candle light, with ease and
satisfaction, by
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7EBALzs STRIPED osnahusss. % hard ssd ,r ssIs by
o. JAMES LOW CO.,
- ala KAN strest, I~oniaslie, Ky-
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| > C1oLo Crepe DrE1p4Sut, assorted cOtor1i
> 1 ease Ssfn Striped and charis
1 e<ssP1gursd and ChAli On hand ard for sale Nv
JA2Ks Gov \ Co,
mr5I as Main street. Lousvf1s. X.
De Hege.
OK CASES \ d Beg, ioe@s - De Bess. % h1ad and
kZo Tor sle ~ JANIS Low Z co
marsl AIS Main street. LouissiH-. "
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-10-29
P r 0 S P E c T U S,
.,as, lad 0s,a 0SoF THE ssigl idei Iy
Dubuque Daily, Tri-Weekly &
..-a ro Weekly Times. ,ia,n "a

The publication of the DUBUQUE DAILY
T1MES-an Evening Paper-will be CON-
menced on or before the first day Of June next
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The WEEKLY TIMES will be issued every
Wednesday morning, aud will be high toned
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General Intelligence and Editorial matter Of the
Daily, it will embrace a condensed summary OF
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u Il : W oobJ
Hons. John Shane, ID. B. Palmer, ID. w. Price,
Chas. Negus, w. Il. Coolbaugh, s. Ii. Lang
worthy, f. W. Ballard, M. B. Cochran, II. d.
Downey, f. X. Hugg. VIM. Vogt. r. s. Paryin,
w. Penn Clarke, S, G. Culbertson, G. ID. Wood
in, &. w. McCleary, lie Grand Byington, S. G..
Winchester, Cuators.
Iowa City, June, 1857. 49,
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Volume II, 1857.

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GOdey's Ladies' Book.

s =
THE Twenty fifth year of publication by the
l. same publisher The only Ladies' Book
acknowledged by the Ladies of this country as
worthy of its name. We desire the reader to
pursue the following principal points of attrac-
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Beautiful steel plates, line or mezotint in every
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fine every thing that interests lady, will find
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

M EI- EEAGGEsRTYs q, BRO.
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Nos. los Canal and 8 and IL Royal Streets,
On MONDAY MORNING. the 9th instant, our recent heavy
acquisitions OF COSTLY GOODS will be offered at prices to
suit the most economical amongst which will be found
5000 yards ALL WOOL FRENCH E LANES at Is cents
| 5000 yards ALL WOOL BLACK NoUssELINE DE LANES,
at Is cents
1000 pieces superhne BLACK ALPACAs, at 49, @ 80 and
40 cents.
1000 pieces superAue SILK WARP ALPACAs at 40 Co. 60
and IS cents
30 pieces superhne BLACK BoNBAzINEs at 60 80 and rs
cents and 81.
100 pieces superfne FRENCH AERINos all colors, at 75
300 pieces VALENCIAS Coburgs Orleans Merinos Alpaca
Iusres, Broche ombre Plaid and Striped, Col
ored, at cne-half cost.
500 Extra Rich STELLA sAwLs of superhne Cashmere in
White. Black Green, Blue Crimson Plain Centres and
Cashmere Borders, at 81.
GOO Extra Super STELLA sHAWLs at S..
ECO Dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs, Plain and
Hemstitched from IS So
500 Pieces PLAID SILKS, at so cents.
200 Pieces PLAID SILKS, very choice, at % cents.
800 Pieces FRENCH CURTAIN DAMAsKs, at rs cents
40 Pieces superRne BLACK ALL SILK vELvETs, extra
heavy, at IS.
100 GA Black FRENCH MER1No sHAwLs, atsl.
lOu 81 do do 81 60
100 "a do do atS2
400 81 do do at 81 so, S. 81 and 81 80
Lot of CoLoRED SILK FLoRENCEs, heavy, at 25
cents.
1000 Dozen REAL MADRAS HANDKERCHIEFs, at 81 80 a
Dozen
% Pieces BLACK SILK, at IS cents
l6 do do at S7h cents
Is do do atSl
10 do BLACK MORE ANTIQUE, wide and extra heavy
atSl So
10 Pieces BLACK MORE ANTIQUE wide and extra heavy
a, 81 10; 10 pieces do, at 50.
TOGETHER
With complete assortment of every description Goods
PLANTATION and HOUSEKEEPING USE.
100 Pieces l04 Ia and Super Extra Heavy GRASS
BLEACHED BARNsLEY LINEN SHEETINGS at So CO. rs
| and % cents.
| Is 2p6t M. R. HAGGERTY g. BRO.