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The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

The Sonora arrived at San Francisco on
Thursday morning bringing the thrilling in
teligence that the Atlantic Telegraph is sue
cessfully laid and in operation. The first
regular message between the two continents
was transmitted from the English to the
American Directors Of the Telegraph Com
pany on the 18th of August. On the l6 tn
message from Queen Victoria to President
Buchanan was received and an answer return.
ed. This was the signal for a general out
burst Of popular enthusiasm. All over the
country bells were rung, cannons fired, tar
barrels and gun powder burned, and flags
floated to the breeze; building illuminated
and public festivities everywhere, In New
York there was splendid display of fire
works, salute of two hundred guns and a
general illumination of the city, such as has
not been known for many years.
The Niagara arrived at New York on the
10th of August, having on board Professor
Morse, Cyrus w. Field, Capt. Hudson, and
others connected with the expedition.
About eighty miles of the cable is left on
board the Niagara, which is is proposed to
sell in pieces Of three inches in length.
The Mayor of New York had forwarded
a message of congratualation to the Mayor
of London.
1t is not yet announced when the line will
be regularly open for business.
The following is the congratuatory message
from the Directors in England to the Direc-
tors in America:
CYRUS STATION, N. F., August l6.
To the Directors of the atlantic Telegraph
Company Neac York: Europe end America
are united by Telegraph GLORY to God in
the highest, and on earth peace and good
will towards men," (SignedD
DIREcToRs ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Co.,
Great Britain.
Messages of the Queen of England and
of the President of the United States, as
transmitted over the Telegraph Gable:
QUEEN VICTORIA TO PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
NALENrIA, VIA TRIN11Y BAY.
To the President Of the T.. s., Woshngton:
The Queen desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion of
the great international work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President will
join with her in fervently hoping that the
Electric Gable which now connects Great
Britain with the United States will prove AN
additional link between the ma ions whose
friendship is founded upon their common in
terest and, rccip ocal esteem. The Queen
has much pleasure in thus communicating
with the President and renewing to him
her wishes fer the prosperity OF the United
States
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

COUNTY SEAT REMovAL.-At the iate
election the people of Solano county voted
to move the county seat from Benca to
Fairfield, a town in the vicinity of Suisun
Bay. The Solano Herald intends moving
to The same place.
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this intervening distance of l2 miles, in
order to sustain an 80 foot grade, ground
must be obtained, which is two hundred
feet higher than the lowest point on the
present line. If it can be found, which
think probable, practicable line can be
had to Auburn upon this route.
The elevations above The line as run, op-
nosita yarions noinis shonld ha as follows.
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tire country was in possession OF the rebels.
and although every fortress and place Of
Importance were in the hands of the British.
yet their authority did not reach beyond
their guns
Inc heat was dreadful, and the British
soldiers were succumbng to it in large nun.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

NEW PGsTAL LARRANGEMEST.--3.E l.. Hard
eaburg Esq. Iost Master at Sacramento, has
made an arrangement for Sunday mail
stoss that place to the interior towns. Thia
will prove 8 great convenience TO the noun
tain people. The frat Sunday mail came
through to Autlirn On he l2A
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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WAsHINGToN CRY, Aug. lG. Il

W AsilNGToN CI1Y, Aug lG. 1913.
To Her .KVesty Victoria, Quecn of G,cut
Britain: The President cordially recipro
Gates the congratulations, Of her Majesty.
the Queen, on the success of the great in
ernational enterprise accomplished by the
science, skill and indomitable energy of the
two countries. 1t is a triumph more gIori
Gus, because far more useful to mankind.
than was ever won by conqueror on the field
of battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph un-
der the blessing of heaven, prove to be a
bond Of perpetual peace and friendship be
tween the kindred nations, and an instru
ment destined 10y Divine Providence to d f.
fuse religion, civilization, liberty and law
throughout the world. In this view will
not all the nations of chrisendom spontane-
ously unite in the declaration that it s. all
be forever neutral, and that its communi-
cations shall be held sacred in passing to the
places of their destination, even in the midst
OF hostllitles! JAMES BUCHANAN.
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E7- The first overland stage for Memphis
Tenn, left San Francisco on Wednesday
morning last. -Four passengers we're looked
through Fare 500 without including
board.
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RETURNED FRAZERIrEs.-The Fraser tide
is setting back. Returned adventures are
to be met almost daily; and generally "flat
broke"
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DEPARTURE OF THE MAIL SrEAMER.-The
mail steamer Sonora, leaves on Tuesday next,
the 2 lst inst, instead of Monday, the goth.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

Esg- We are indebted to Mr.. HAZEL for
the first delivery of Atlantic papers by the
Sonora.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

E1- We have received the September
number of Harper's Magazine, though the
courtesy Of r. G. Hanson.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the Estate
IA of JOHN NEVEN, deceased, are hereby re-
quired to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the date of this
notice. to Robert Gordon, the Executor of said
Estate, at his residence in the town of Auburn.
Placer county, Cal, ROBERT GORDON.
Executor.
Auburn, Sept. llth, '5s-n2 4w
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

EsBSns OF goss ssH4T 0FsacsRs.-Ine
Eaarl ef Supervisors at their meeting on
.sstzrdsg aast, fxed the Bcnds Of Justices Of
rss. f,so.9s arl Consta&,iea st $1,000 each
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E;sy' Mr.. Brooks, Of the Alta Express has
our thanks for full files cf the latest New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis aul New Orleans pa
pers.
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NOTICE.

TO Holders of Placer County Warrants
A Ill ACCEPTED County Warrants from No.
"A b2.to No. l205, dated May 18th, 1856 will
be PAID on Saturday, Sept. 4th. 1858. And If
no' presented for payment within sixty days from
TINS date the money will be applied TO the pny.
mcnt OF warrants next in order Of registry. in nr-
'coriance with an Act of the Legislature, APPROX
March 3l>t. 1851
PHILIP STONER. County Treasurer.
Ircasurer's Office, September 4th 1858.
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The County Boundaries.

Mr.. Elliott, the County Surveyor, has
been busily at work for some days in running
the boundaries between Placer aud Sacra-
mento and Sutter counties. The point on
the Sacramento river t: ON which the dividing
line between Placer and Sacramento shou d
be run, has been definitely established, by
actual measurement from the mouth Of the
American. The remaining lines are in pro-
gress of being established. These surveys
show that much misapprehenson has exis-
ted among the ranchmen located near the
boundaries, as to the counties in which they
resided I is further demonstrated that
Sutter has had decidedly the best of Placer
and Sacramento in the way of taxes, in that
portion of the country bordering on the Sar-
ramento river.
a great deal of property upon which tax
es have not heretofore been paid in this coun-
ty both on the Sacramento and Sutter lines
is now shown to be taxable here.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

The taxable property Of Butte county is
assessed at IS 100000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THOMAS B. HARPER,
GROCERIES, PR0vISIoNS,L LIQUORS
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE.
MINING TOOLS, ETC,
AUBURN, CAL.
AANlNG purchased the entire stock of Gro
- ceries, Liquors, Queensware, etc, of William
X. Parkinson, and laid in a new and extensive
supply of goods kept in the trade, the undersipn-
ed would inform the old friends of the establish.
ment and his numerous acquaintance, that he in
tends to dispose of the same at the lowest rates,
and desires their patronage. The stock consists OF
Fresh Preserved Fruits:
Groceries and Provisions;
Superior Liquors of all kinds:
Queensware, Glassware and Crockery;
Hardware, Mining Tools, Cordagc,
Miners Supplies, ETC., etc.
Strict attention will be given to filing orders.
The business will be continued at the old stand
in the brick building, opposite Hall L. Aliens
Banking House, Commercial street. Remember
the place-Parknson's old stand.
THOMAS 3. HARPER.
Auburn Sept. 18th, '58-my
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THUNDER OF THE DEMocRACY.--The steam
er brings cheering news Of the State cleo
tons. The National Democracy have cleo
ted every member Of Congress from Missouri
aud carried Kentucky, North Carolina and
Arkansas by increased majorilics over form
er victories
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

MINING PRospECrs AT BArH.--A friend
writing us from Bath in this county, where
there is considerable tunnel prospecting going
on, says the prospects at present are very
favorable. The Dewey claim is prospecting
finely. In the Snodgrass claim, in a few days,
they will hole up into good pay The Col
den Gate company is again doing first rate.
Neayitt & Watson have also struck it good
on same lead as Golden Gate The chances
for the rainy season are decidedly good, and
to that period the miners, and all classes OF
business men look forward confidently.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

JUsr so.--We have no doubt many of the
traitors will attempt to sneak aboard of the
Democratic craft after basely deserting il
on the eve of battle. But the Democracy
don't want them, they have no need fol
them, and are perfectly able to do with.
ont them. The little squad, who left
the Democracy for the sole purpose of get
ting office, (and it was principally composed
Of office hunters,) may aspire as much as
they please to place and position, but they
cannot do it through the instrumentality o
the Democratic party.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

PETITION TO THE Govern ORA petition
which has received many signatures, has
been in circulation through the week, pray
ing Governor Weller to commute the SEN
tence of Rodriguez, the Mexican, now under
sentence of death, in the county Jail, to i'm
prisonment for life in the State Penitentiary
FIRST WITH THE NEws-We are indebt-
ed to the attention of Mr. Brooks, of the
Alta Express, for an extra containing the
important steamer news, at an early hour on
Thursday evening.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SONORA.

SUCCESS OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
MESSAGES BETWEEN QUEEN VICTOR
Ia AND PRESIDENT BUCHANAN-POLITI-
CAL NEWS.
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Political,

The Democrats have elected their entire
delegation to Congress in Missouri.
In Kentucky, the Democratic majority for
Clerk of the Court of Appeals is 0,O95, so
far as heard from, in eighty-six counties.
In North Carolina, Ellis (Democrat) is
elected Governor, over McRae Independent
X. N.Y. by upwards of $4,000 majority.
In Arkansas, the Democratic nominees
for Congress were elected by increased ma
jorities.
Senator Trumbull has taken the stump in
| Illinois against Douglas.
Tom Corwin has been nominated for Con-
gress in the Seventh Congressional District
of Ohio (anti-Lecompton.)
KANsAs-The election in Kansas has re-
suited in the defeat of the Lecompton Con-
stituton. Thirteen thousand votes were
cast: 5000 in favor and 10000 against the
| Constitution.
Miscellaneous.
The increased number of deaths from vel
low fever in New Orleans, in one week. is
reported at l49, and some alarm is begin
ming to be felt. The fever is raging at Charles
ton, and several vessels are now ouarantined
at New York from these two ports.
General Walker is in New York with
General Humphrey and Colonel Slater. his
New Orleans bondsmen, and it is said thew
have been negotiating with George Law for
an armament, for foray on Nicaragua. lie
is closely watched by the Federal officers.
European News.
Arrivals from Europe with dates to the
7th uit., report that in the House of Lords
on the 29th of July, Lord Lyndhurst moved
for the production of the correspondence
with the American Government regarding
the right Of search. The Earl of Mains
bury, in asserting to the motion, made a
very important speech, re-afiirming the al
legged amicable settlement Of the matter.
The news of the successful laying Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Gable was received in
London with the greatest enthusiasm, and
the opinion was expressed on Change tina,
the Union Of the United States and Grea,
Britain would lead to the unity of all ma
tons.
The East India Government attached
much Importance to the recapture Of Swail-
or. In other respects the State Of affairs
had not improved.
According to the Calcntta papers. tic en-
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Gs~lhe important suit, Mcdonald &
Blackburn KS. The Bear River and Auburn
Water and Mining Company, an action
against the defendants for disertiug the
waters Of Bear River from the mills of plain
tiffs, decided in the District Court at Marys-
vile, in favor of plaintiffs has been reversed
by the Supreme Court and the cause remain
ded for farther proceedings. The Court say
the verdict WAS contrary to the testimony.
BrsINEss CuAYGE-Thomas i. Harper,
the popular Assessor elect, who made the
tallcst kind of a run at The late election, has
purchased Wm. X Parkinson's entire stock
OF Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc, and
having male new and extensive purchases,
offers old and new customers the best OF
bargains. lie wi! continue business at the
old stand. See advertisement in to,day's
paper
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
Democratic Committee for Placer County

DR.. J. A. HILL, Chairman, Gold Hill
WIN. A. JOHNSON, Secretary. ..... Auburn.
). Il. ELLIOTT. ............. beal 5 bar.
GEO. w. APPLEGATE, ...,..,...... Lisbon.
W.N. HALL. Todd's Valley.
st. LEEr, Michigan Bluff.
u. u. DUDLEY, pllu L lut.
D. B. WEBSTER, ,................ DeadwOod.
JOIN T. KINCAID, ,...........S Secret Ravine.
S. B. WYMAX. ... Gray's Ranch Precinct.
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Anniversary Hvents.


1855-Col. Kinney appointed Governor of Grey
town, by reclamation, At meeting of the citizens.
1876 British forces besoiged Moulton, in Northern
India, and had to Withdraw on the 18th, with great
loss oflife.
lS39.-Religous Instruction at Zurich
-Pattsburg taken by the British under Cen
Provost
ls1O-Battle Of Rudschuek, in which the Russians
whipped the Turks, killing 5000 men
l784-Death of George Alexander Stevens an en-.
nent English writer and lecturer He used to enter.
tain his audiences flour hours at sitting; realized
$4,000 by his lectures on the human head finally
lost his own head, and died in madhouse
l781-The American priyateer Congress captured
the British sloop-ofwar Savage, 20 guns Same daY
Fort Griswold taken by the British under Arnold,
and the garrison raassaered Col. Leyara heinz run
through tho body with his oUn sword aftar III baa
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The SOUTHERN On CoMPASY a. The success of
this great Southern enterprise is now firmly estab,
lished. The factory 1.-THE Company, at Mobile, con-
tinues in the most active operation, and the oil pro-
dnced finds quick and paying market. The certiti-
Gates Of tie different engineers locomotives and Of
steamboats,, and runners Of all kinds of machinery in
which labricatng oil is necessary have been followed
by standing orders for the rosin oil; and this is
enough to show that the Southern Oil Company is
coming into the seyerest and most triumphant compe
tiiion with the producers Of oil from other sources
Two other articles produced from rosin besides the
machinery oil, are equally excellent and valuable
the painters oil and the navy pitch. The demand for
all is good and whilst quality they severaly excel
their kinds from other sources they are great deal
cheaper. The Southern oil Company will, before
many years, be stupendous institution. Mr.. G. c.
Bogert, No. " Camp street, is its agent in New
Orleans.
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gMe go .a,.e,.lcn,. E.tanoa

EVER DUCEDIN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
sTEINWAY & SONS, N. Y.
These Pianos are celebrated for quality tone elegant finish
and SoidystaudinEi tune at half tone higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by eminent
superior 10 any other made in this country
Theundersgned visited lust summer all the Piano ManuFac.
tories in the Northern cities selected sTEINwAY Il
soNS'INSTRUMENTs the best adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale amateurs and
invited to call and examine them
Also
Ihe best MELQDE0Ns, from the manpfacory of MASON
HANELIN, Boston,
L. GABICI,
nil 2pMotf Camp Street. below Gravter.
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NEw FAIL Goeps AZ JoHN ToDDs-The ancient
and popular dry goods house Of D r. scann 4 Co. Nos u
aud n Ghaftte street though existing longer nnam q
is ID fact splenddy rs ever under the auspices Of
Todd Already the store Is cammed with the osl splendid
fall dry goods ofa deserptioassk caBhme es muslin de
iane popns French caItCo nantas embrodeespn ares
ribbons and flowers and bonuets and millinery goods Of all
altogether one Of The most splendid displays for the
consideration Of lady eopnoeus dry goods ever yet offered
" thls city We SUITE that there win he rush down that
way for the new goods be displayed for tie t time TO-
asy John Fodd'sn viii soon be household word among
the ladies Of New Orleans We cali attention 10 m advertise
ment in another part Of ihis mornings Crescent.
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MoNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1858.
sS. WealA under obligations to the Purser of the
steamship Gen. Ruak for memorandum and late pa
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eARFETINGs AND CURrAINs.-A splendid assert
mnt 81 these goods for floor and window is 10 be seen AZ The
tkkneEn establishment Of Messrs. J. u Damegen Co. No
H enat street We Fet te attention CT hoasetecpeFs to
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sB-Hessrs. j. A. Beard y Co. will sell this day, at
halpa 10 O'clock at No 2sl ravier street between Franz
liz and hbey streets aiassoytment Of mahogany furniture
etc. See advertisement
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QuARTERNAsTER's sALE.-Nessrs. Patfrey & Co..
aueoneers, will sell day 10 O'Clock No 100 Magazine
e. by order Of Assistant ouertemase large assortment
Of government property. See their advertisement in another
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REGATTA FOR THE CHALLENGE PRIzE OF TIE G..
CT C.-The annual regatta for the challenge prize
Of The Crescent City Yacht Club, is to off next
Monday, 18Th inst, noon, at the lake end Of the
New Canal. The regatta will be governed by the old
established rules of aquatic racing. We have no
doubt That the prize Of the &C. z. q. win be gal
lantly commended for.
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On Sunday, the 9Th inst at o'clock p: NJ, MICHAEL
DYR aged about q years native Of Tua county Clare
n es Sin S ,haa o soai P lot i've
His funeral Will place this morning. at o'clock, from
Dr. Stones Hospital Canal street His friends and those Of
Patrick Molony, invited 70 attend
On Sunday afternoon 9Th inst At o'clock Of yellow fever
wGfs. = 'ssd n ys"' ~ Stsa oS anu A'no'N
The friends and acquaintance family requested
the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from their resi-
South Poydras street between Locust and Magnolia
streets
On Sunday evening September 5h of yellow fever TIMo
tn sEGRUE, native Of the county Kerry, helaud aged
His funeral take place this afternoon at O'Clock from
his aeFesdence Clio the Jackson Railroad
Depot The friends of the family respectfully invited
attend.
on Sunday evening 5h instant at 7 o'clock RICHARD
MoRRIsSEY native of Donerale county Cork ireland aged
His friends and acquanances are invited to aten his funeral
from No Religious Race, O'clock this
ing.
HALL OF JACKSON FIRE COMPANY, No. ls.-The
odsers and members of jackson Fire Company, No. IS
hereby notified assemble the Engine past
O'Clock fer TIT purpose of paying The last tribute of respect
deceased brother Rchard Morrissey The Fire Department
in general are invited. W. II, COMPTON, Foreman
FRASK \. tNes, Secretary
on Sunday the 5th Inst after short illness HELENA
daughter ct Valentine schmit aged years and months.
The friends 81 the family Of Touopa Lodge
"a l. O. q requested to attend her funeral from her
fathers residence peroude street between Segun and Bar
ihtssuy streets, a giefs this morning, Ill O'Clock.
"a N s 6f N a # y RRRfs Pas S0 ocpe & q l Re
f ra bu for tbs last Is months resident of this city
H Sunday morning, the 5h inst II O'Clock, yellow
foyer IL H. WHITCOMB, printer, aged about q years,
/ tlte ~ New York.
on saturday The l,h inst of chronic dfarrhea ABRAHAM
TJkAE 5sed s. years, for the pa 20 resident Of
this city.
saturday the 9Th inst JOHANNA youngest daughter
Of John u aud Mary X, Brekop, aged years.
On Saturday, the Al inst of yellow fever FRED PRTCIT,
aged 2 native Of Hamburg, and for the las
a resident Of this city,
On Saturday morning, the lh inst. sILAs BILLINGS, LIST
officer OF the bark Saragossa, aged 20 years,
R5@New York papers please copy.
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Il Card.
TYse Eastern Clarion,

s. R. AD4MS....................... EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelargest circulation
Of any Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
cans.
Observation-Disclosures the CRESCENT oFFIoE, win
be pRGctuRlly attended TO
ag-ERAyE A. BARrLErT, asontto New Orleans. !a72p
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THE DrAaosp HAIR CURING AND BATHING
famous establishment 10 Tong one Of HE great
sarss q n Charles street snow the great feature of Com
n2n street a No. ge round the from St Charles Il IS
afsyssa of rs sharp Tazo its clearwater baths and the
other lnSqries which make many man loon and a., i =
gentleman. See tbs advertisement al.az.h.ra
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. young man
named Robert a. Shaw went out on Saturday to col
Iect some money, and has not been heard Of since
e was last seen on Basin street, after four O'clock
Ia conversation with two white men, His brother,
Hi. Thomas Shaw, is much alarmed at his disappear
ance and IN another part Of our paper advertses for
him. 70 that advertisement we direct the attention
BIZ all.
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SsCGgg y Co.'S Lotteries
TRIUMPHANTlI
SWAN & co. CONTINUE 10 DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION
swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
u r1rrrct,rnrr,, NJ, r1rG, ~, Art ~ l,r,nr I,

swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE or GEORGIA
R5-The late nttemptt inure firm has shown that
Lotteries DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes are PAID
PUNCTUALLY, aad that our Schemes are MORE Liberal
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. each
Of their Single Number September, 1883
AUGUSTA Georgia, in public under the supsuteudence Of
Commissioners
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, September 4.
Class 30 Draws Saturday, September H.
Glass 33 Draws Saturday, September 49,
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, September 25s
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES