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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-30
Injustice and Corruption Of black
RcpabIicanism Established in
COUrtt

RcpHDlfcantsm bStaDiAsheo u"
COUrII
twill be reeoIlectod that at the June term
of the Commissioners Of Harrison county, 1906
that two of the black republican commissioners,
Jacob Cramblett and Joseph Masters, after they
had adjourned sine die, and had went to the de-
pot to 20 home, did at the instigation OF Dick
Hatton and two or three more very dirty black
republicans about CadiE, white on slip Of pa
per (and sent the slip to the auditor by 5. b.
Shotwell, one of the dirtiest black republicans
in the county,) directing the Auditorto have the
receipts and expenditures published in the Ca
diz Republican. Mr.. Granfell believing that
this dirty act of these two gents was unlawful
paid no atteation to it, and had them published
in this paper. Dick Hatton, without any au-
thority from the auditor copied them in his pa
per from the Sentinel and had tho impudence to
ask Mr. Granfell to give him an order for S95
for doing SO. This piece of cool impudence Mr.
Granfell was not willing to arGede to. And for
which refusal the whole vocabulary of Dick
Hattons slang was thrown out upon him.
And that was no small amount.
When these Commissioners met last March
they granted an order to Dick Hatton for his
S95, and deducted from Mr.. Granelps wages
the $50, Al he had paid US for doing the same
work,
Mr.. Granfell then sued the Commissioners
for the SS5,44. The case was decided on last
Monday morning in the District Court by Judge
Marsh, (Republican,) who delivered the unani-
nous opinion of the Court, that Mr.. Graniell as
| Auditor, was the proper person to make the
contract and select the paper in which the prin-
| ting should be done, where that sum was less
than 800. 1t follows Of course that the Com
missioners are liable to the county for the $95
they paid Hatton.
We trust that Mr. McMath, the Prosecuting
Attorney, will Immediately enter suit against
the Commissioners to recover back the S95 they
paid Dick Hatton, which will show to then
that their dirty partisan trick is unlawful, ant
that they will have to suffer the consequences
for their meanness, instead of the taxpayers o
Harrison county.
1t is to be hoped that hereafter the variou
county officers will mind their own business, ant
not attempt to control the act Of another in the
exercise of official duty
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-30

Those that desire to see and know what
the Hegroes are in favor Of, and what they
would do, were they placed on the footing that
Rev. James Day, Allen G. Turner, Rev. Wood
burne, and others on the republican ticket wish
them to be, can find out by reading the commu-
nication in our last paper, addressed to the edi-
tor of the Republican by II. N. Rankin, colored.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-30

A BAREFACED FALsEHooD.--DickL Llatton says
the "Republican majority has been steadily in.
creasing in this county for the last five years.
This is aWillul, deliberate ialsehood as the files
of his own paper will show The Republican
party is not yet t0o years old. When you tell
lie, Dick tell one that has some face to it.
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0NNz-District Coutt closed lis session. in this

Is CE3FDstrict Coutt closed its session, in this
county, on Monday evening. Several important
cases were tried and number were continued
In two cases, (Casner VS. Harrison and Stiers VS.
Patton) the jury failed to agree.
This was Messrs. BARLEY, Marsh and Okey's
first visit to this county in the capacity Judges
and they have made avery favorable impression.
-. ReDujlicdn.
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0EFDr. Bailey, editor OF the National Era, in
late number of his paper, says-"Ihe doc
trines OF the abolition party are indentcal with
those now held by the Republican parity
Those that wish to hold to the principles of the
old abolition party will please join the black re-
publicanS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-30

ELECTIONS In AUoUsr.-General elections
are held next month as follows:
On the first Monday, in Alabama and Texas
for the State officers and members Of Congress
in Kentucky for members of Congress; in Mis-
souri, Governor and Judge of the Supreme
Court; Iowa for the new Constitution and coun-
ty officers. On the first Tuesday, in Tennessee,
for Governor and members of Congress. On The
second Thursday in North Carolina for mem
bers Of Congress.
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M. q. SlcnlnOlls
At his old stand again,


8 preparsd to do all kinds Black smithing, Flores
L Shoeing, &c, in the best manner aud on the
most reasonable terms. He keeps constantly Oh
hand and fof sale cheap, the following articles
Two horse Wagons, and Bhggies,
Hall and SpeefB lion center Pi0wsi 3
Iron double shovel plows,
Steel tooth CHltiiatofS.
fie will keep IN assortment Of pfows aud points
constantly on hand. He can furnish hill-aide and
ub.soil plows, on the shortest notice. ~k
Cadiz, o. April %, l654.-W 4T
Rev. J. Moffitt & =. B. LtIkens,
.-rTAVlNG associated themselves together IN the
II practice Of surgical and practical Dentistry
would respectfully announce to the citlzcrs OF Cad
IL, and surrounding country that they afe prepared
to attend 10 all operations III tileir pFus6sinn or
the shortest notice aud upon the latest improved
plans. , MS NJ ss4 4.
Block teeth whole OF parts Of sets manufactured
TO suit each particular case, and for durubiif.y4
cleanliness and beauty, cannot be surpassed. C.,ii-
tnnous gum wor on p atahs aud single gum testh
on gold or silver plates als1 Gstts Rercha sth for
temporary purposes
Office on Main Street opposite trAi nsioa iJeaspf
Cadiz. OHIO VIII 70 they may bv ioHnd Al all tin.eS
All operations waIanfcd. May "a snsi
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6TWho pays Bingham, Lewton and Shot
well for counsel given to the Commissioners OF
this county in regard to the Withholding OF
Granlclrs wages? Will it be the tax payers or
will it come out of the Commissioners pockets
Justice would say that the Commissioners in
dividually should be made to foot the whole
bill, counsel fees, costs, &c. We shall see
what We shall see
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-30
Dated Aptil3, 1851
AMENDMENT No. 8

AMENDMENf No. D. .
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, thrPefifhs of the embers elected peach
House concurrlng thetcn that ii be and hereby is
proposed to the electors Of this State to vote on the
second Tuesday of October next, upon the approval
or rejection OF the following amendment as an ad.
1tlona section to article eleven of the Constitution
Every couhty which now Is, or may hereafter be
entitled to more than one Senator, or Representative
Ior tne residue OF the present decennial perioH
or ior all, or any portion Of any subsequent!
decennal period shall be divided into as
many benaorial and Representative districts
as there may be Senators or Representatives
elective IN any year of the. present, or any
subsequent decennlal period, which districts shall
be OF contiguous territory, and each district shall
con am as nearly ratio for Senator or Representa-
tive as is attalnabe, without violating the rule
herein given as conguty of territory, and with.
cut dividing any township, election precinct or ward
Ii any Representative or Senatorial district COM
posed OF two or more counties, ,shoby reason OF any
excess OF population over ratio be entitled to ad-
dluonal Representatives or Senators for portion
iot the present or any subsequent decennial period
the district shallbe divided into two districts, for
each portion of such cecennial period, which shall
be Contiguous territory, and each shall contain as
near ratio as is attainabe without dividing coun.
ties.
II by reason OF the annexation OF one Senatorial
District to another there shall ba any excess of pop
ulatlon over senatorial ratio which shall be enti
to TO additional Senatorial representation for any
portion OF any decennial period each district a.
now constituted shall elect ons Senator,
| Counties shall be divided into districts BY the
county commissioners or such other board of Off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county a.
may be provided by law. At least four months pr
to the general election in 1858. the counties EN-
titled to more than one member of either house shal
be divided into districts for the residue of the presen
I decennial period and ut least four months prio
to the general election IN the first year of eacl
subsequent decennial period the counties
;. entitled to more than member for all, or an,
portion of such decennial period in either or botl
houses, shall be divided fmo districts for the who'll,
trict OF each county shall be published as may be d
rected by the county commissioners or as may b.
prescribed by law.
| ~ Fl. VAN WORRIES,
/ Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
THOMAS H, FORD.
! President of the Senate
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Republicans st;,nsl rom Under.

Dick Hatton and Lewis Lewton have prom
iscd the Know Nothings of this county that il
they would form an organization, they would be
with them. So says the editor of the st. Clairs-
vile Republican, Know Nothing paper "Re-
publicans stand from under''
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0EFBarrett's fine stock oil Jewelry is attrac-
ting the attention of the ladies', and well 1t may,
Tor it would be hard to beat. Give Bush call
when you desire something nice in the jcwclry
line.
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AMgust Anniversary.

We are requested to state that the colored
people Of Eastern Ohio will celebrate the ami
versary Of the liberation Of the slaves in the
British West Indies, in Cadiz,on Saturday, Au-
gust l, 1857. Able speakers will be present to
address the people. 'Come ono, come ALL" =
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McDOWEL ~ Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
Sta+ioners, Paper Dealers. and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
SIEUBENYILLE. OHll

- 81 r. DIN AtsLESs OiiAOi
II PEP always on hand a large assortment
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous Booksi
Plain and Buled Cap and l.eitet PapeIs; Printing
and Wrapping Papers Ofall sizes; \ 0te Papers, En-
yelopes, Steel Pens. and all kinds ofStati6nsry.
They prepared to fill all orders from Mei /,
low prices. ,.,-f ,ti,,
Having Bindery connected with our establish;
ment, we are prepared TO make all kinds Of Blanks
for RAILROADS., Insurance Companies, County Oicei
Banks, Merchants, SC Printed work bound 70 OF.
der as we Use the best quality Qf stock, and emplo
the best worEmen. Our work viii compar faySrgs
bly, with that of any other Bndery in the State.
| Blanks OF all kinds PACED to order -....s
! The highest market price paid Tor Rags aid Paf
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL q co.
| SteuhenviIte March y 1883
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OTTOur thanks are again due to Adams Ex-
press Company for late papers. We could not
get along without Adams Express.
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used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
emp, from taxation; and if the total value of the
personal property of any person shall not exceed
fifty dollars, the same may be exempt from taxa
tion. All property employed in banking shall al
ways bear burden OF taxation equal to that impo.
sed on the property of individuals.
N. Fl. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representa- tives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated April I'd, 1857
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0FFriday, August 21, has been fixed upon
as the time for grand Printers jollifcaton at
Harlem Springs. May we be there
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GTWe are pleased to see the following, which
we find in late number of the Steubenville Dali
ly He,ald:-
PITTSBURGH AND STEUBENvILLE RAILROAD.
1t is stated on the authority ofprivate advices
from Philadelphia, that the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Company has come forward with substan-
tian aid nescessary to secure the completion oi
the Great Railroad bridge across the Ohio at
Steubenville, and Of the road thence across "pan
handle" to Pittsburgh, by the first day Of Feb
ruary next.
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National Police Gazette.

THIS Great journal of Crime and Criminals is in
l. its twelfth Year, and is idely circulated
throughout the country. ltcontnins all the greal
Trials, Criminal Cases. and apprc pirate Editorials
on the same, together with information on Crimin.
al Matters, not to be found in any other newspaper
9cJ-SubscriptiUns, So, per annum; Sl, for sx
months, to be nitted by Subscribers, (who should
write their names and the town, county and State
where they reside pluinlyO
Te X. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor & Proprietor Of the National Police Gasette
New York City.
mn7
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THE Board of Examiners OF Harrison eouhtyl,
J. Ohio, will bold meeting al Cadiz, ON the las
Friday and Saturday ofeac' dl tht following monhs'
and December, 1887, and Jarnary, February and
March, 1858, commencing al 10 O'clock, A. M. rn
each day, for the examination Of Teachers, under
the sac provide tor the reorganization, superyis
IN and maintenance OF common Schools" passed
March IA, 1853.
By Order of the Board,
NJ b. ADAMS, Clerk. 4
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Iadiz Rail Road Time Table.

GOING EAST:
Trains leave Cadiz at Z A. M, and 240 PM
GOING WEST:
Trains leave Cadz, at Us A. NJ, and 5.45 Pm.
TIME OF ARRIVING AT CADIZ:
Trains from East arrive at $50 A. M and 30 p NJ
Trains from West arrive at 45 A. NJ, AMI d. Is P. NJ
95-No Train leaves Cadiz on Monday Morning.
alta
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PrrTsBURGH July 25.
Charlottee Jones, Henry Fife and Monroe
Stewart, recently convicted of the murder at
McKeesport, were sentenced to-day to be hung.
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A GOOD assortment Of pocket kniv es from
IA WostenhoIn and other celebrated manuac-
turer's ior sale cheap at B. X. QUESTS
DUFF, Tuck, Fine tooth and reddmg combs q,
A juy2'57 ~ X. QUESTS.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

REPRESENTATIVE,
WILLIAM REED, Of ueete.
PROBATE JUDGE,
GEORGE COOK, Of athens.
CLERK OF THE COURT,
CHARLES PATTERSON, Of Cadiz.
SHERIFF.,
JAMES robson, Of Archa.
TREASURER,
THOakAS ID. GRIMES, Of Cadiz.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
%0HN S. PEARCE. Of Cadiz.
COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HOLMES, of Short Greek.
CORONER,
DIR. A. w. RAMSEY, Of Greene.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL 'rIpTON. Of 44yc1er.
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0C3-A large number oftroops are now going
to Minnesota to settle the Indian troubles there
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GROCERIES FOk 1857.


800 BAGS Rio Coffee 25 hhds Sugar.
1OU 100 bbls aud halt bbls holusses,
50 hbls Refined Sugar 80 bbls Syrups, 4s5
rs b 'xes assor led brands Tobaecot s
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
% do Brighton Bucketsi
25 do White Cedar sA
30 Boxes Toilet Soap Is Bsxes Cnstile Soap. u
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
30 do Soda Salaratus aasss,,sssssss
$40 Sucks Table Salt
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassfa1
Is Bimento, 30 Bdxes kz,fact Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo, a2f
25 Packets Java Cofle,
Is dc thsaare Cofeee.
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, so Boxes Starch,
20 Halt Barrels cafG. soda, rsA44
80 Chests Tea,
20 Bbs / anner's Oil 10 Bbs Lfrseed OH
~ do Xenla Linle
so do No Afackerel, tt
100 Ef Bbis No, $ do
so OR do 80 Do,
IS Bbis Mess SHE'D, - .s.tY
IS do No Herring 2ca.ks Codfisll,l
100 Kegs Nails ass Tted sizes sssl a@4sge# II
20 Boxes S. eurine and Apal Candles,
Is do Extrac, ogwood, ~
10 do Nudder. % Boxes Raisinst 8f
10 do Figs 30 do GLASS; 5. y
900 Kegs White Lead,
lhC Sbls PittsburgKSah, - iii
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, nt River pricsS III
GEORGE 4 wilson's.
Caliz Ohio May % 1851 -
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0EF1he Attorney General of Ohio, acted as
Prosecuting attorney before the Grand Jury Of
Franklin County.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
ITuE PEOPLE OF HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES!

lay Stock of Goods for the coming would be pleased
BATAND CAP ESTABIISEIMENT
Andw oshow
h
lowest Eagernp prices H PAttSuN
Marh2 2,5 H , rect
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Spring and summer Stock of

FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEW ELRY, &c
At Who esale.
T HAVE Just received frs instalment of So case
/ of Dry and Variety Goods. Ii consist in part o
Patent Thread. Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs Pocket Knives,
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's Backing
Handkerchefs Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot & Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton,
Gum Suspendrs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks < Eyes, Needles & Pins, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Env volopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints, and general
assortment of Dry and Variety Gouds, Violins, Ac-
cordeons, and Musical instruments
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
4th street, above Market, Steubcnville.
april 80, 1851
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0rTThc Small pox is prevailing in Wellsburg,
Va
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COLUMBUS, April 4, 1857.
thereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con
sttutlonaI amendments are correctly copied from
the original rolls on file in this office
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary of State.
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AUDIroR's orrIcr. HARRISON Co.

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co.,
CApTz, April 49, 1857. !
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con-
stitut!0n amendments are true copy Of the certified
copy furnished this office by the Secretary Of State
K. w. KlNSEY, Auditor.
April 10, l857-6m
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:, ~ Dc bNANN
KI(H 81 N-RNIE IN LII.

prizes oi sAt, aPproxlAlatInH TO $4,000
prize, ssx,
prizes OF Sl75. aPproxmating TO s2oNo
PriSe, ar" -no
prizes Of $780, approxmatins TO $4,000
prize, sA
prizes OF $50. approximstng 10 $500
prizes, arc sla
prizes OF so, approAimsting to 50 Ls
prize, Ann
II prizes of $40 approximatias to $1,000
priZO, Sss
s prizes OF $25, arproxmating TO $40
prizes IN
5000 prz4-, of ssD are 6soO0
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DOUGH- ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Di.

- ta>o ~ It's ln'Ipinnt stage, and for Cold, and
touah-, Mrr. DAVIS COZ gu ELINIR stands tsr
ahovO"ny other rnedJ that has ever bssn offered a.
no patronage 81 >pnthorn community. This ineli-
en- un not rTocs t" eradicate all disrasch of what
over nature. with hira humanity may le afflicted
nor ioos the proprietor declare 1t to bo the ONLY rCkE
t"r pulmonary dScatn'e; hut from the reputation il
hs. Inir"i Tor Ii~" and that too without 'pung
with th"so who have un-i IT. sui from tho great mum
hrT II certificates vi Residents OF Richmond wh.
have been benefited and curv by It's u.o sho feb At
hhcr, I" C"uH!"ud Ii 10 general ure satisfied that
mo afflicted canr"t ne" II without receiving greet
b"n"nt from its healing and curative powers
t"r sHlo by Mrs. A. u. DAVIS Bennett 4 Beers
AK. Dual. Cha MillopauGh. r.. j. Picot A. BoI.-
k"r and ChAs. u. Yale" my 70
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L-s-.-@s--.s
VARIETY.
OpTICS.--TO TIE CITI-

yreEs OPTICS. TO THE CITI-
49, N-.JG2ENs or RICHMOND AND THE
PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA IN GEN
ERAL.-Iiaying noticed in daily papers "A dash
iHg advertisement Of Me-srs Semrions 4 Co. the
seifstyfed celebrated English Opticians (of fierifap
birth and raising, not tslncatnf and that they will
preserve the sight aud prevent blindness by their
newl yinvcntl and improved Spectacle the glasses
formed in the shape uf concave convex mirror aud
made Of the pure Brh sikda little being known to
the Commonwealth Of this State for the last twefty
odd years citizen and resident Optician con-
slider IL my duty 10 inform my fellow -citiaens that
these gias,s grUIsl eoncave convex or tho reverse
are by no means new thing they an old al the
Spectacle gtas.es td',bie convex in general and if
our celebrated gentlemen Of the Med. Col Va had
they would have found that glasses thus ground
are called perscopic, and known long AZ the doI
bic convex. The subscriber under the simple name
OF Perscopic Lenses, has applied the same ever since
he has practced his profession 10 thousands Of people
hut without assuming the impudent assurance that
they were made Of the genuine Brazilian Pebbles
lie acknowledges his ignorance OF the existence Of
such glasses Those he makes use of are the unrest
and very best Of GERMAN and FRENCH LEASES:
the charge for inserting pair Of these PeriscopIC
Lenses liz from 81 % to 81, and guarantee that they
are a. beneficial to the eye any in the world.
Before closing he would only remark for the benefit
Of his ellow-citiZcns that in his travels South in
New Orleans Mobile and Charleston h. has witnessed
Professor, charging some light-minded wealthy tss,-
pic for the so-csd Brazilian Pebble Spectacle 81
so and ~ high 500. He only womb call the at
tention VI the public to this
't,t $50" Il. MARKENS 0pticf,n.
IL St 6ql, Main ar
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LOTTERIES.

SNAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. THE
~ MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN
CAPITAL PRIZE 500. $50! TICK RTS ONLY s,a ~
OWING :" the great favor with which our single Sum
l,er Lotteries have beon received by the public and
tbs large demand for Tickets, tho Manager n sw.v
xCo, will have drawing each SATURDAY bhrou ghoat
the year. s''"'
Lotteries Ion Juno, lS5T. s'
CLASS 43
To lie drawn 10 the city of Atlanta Ca. in public M
SATURDAY. JULY sra. 1857. '~
CLASS "a,
10 bs drawn N The city Of Atlanta. Gs in public oa
SATURDAY, JULY llTu lsS.
CLASS IS
10 DO drawn IN ths city OF Atlanta Ca in public On
CLASS Is,
Ts lie drawn u the city Of Atlanta Ga in nuhEc -.
sATC RDAY, JULY 25fH las7 W.
on THE Plan Of SLYGLE NEvaERS
$3.50 PRIZES!
Nearly ore lrIte n Ersyy Nine Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCAHNE!
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BY Thos. W. Keesee. Auct
TRUST SALE OF SADDLERy IT

THRUST SALE OF SADDLERY. HAIR
L NESS, &c.-Pursuant to the provisions of a d.oa
Of trust executed by John II. Dickcrson on tho an
q July; ISL and recorded in tho Clerks Office of
sell, on Friday the 10th day OF July lssI. comm"nc
ln at 10 ocl"Tk, ~ the store Of John ri Dicknrsan
nj the corner Of 18th and Main streets in this civ a.
pnhc auction. to the highest bidder, the Iease of
III" said store, which will expire on the lat of Jann
srr. 1873; ami the fixtures and other proport enn
.eyrd h.! said dee,l, consisting Of acts Cafriaga
Harness u sets Buggy Harness. IS Saddles 10 Hind
Brdies, !" Collars, 70 Whips, IS Riding Bits sets
Irons. &c. &c "f
TskMs For all sums under $50, cash; for all sums
over SO negotiable notes at four mouths with an
proved endorsers with interest added ~
s., Tll0S. J. EVANS, Trustee
RAE conducted by THOMAS W. kRssEs, Auct. IyI