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From the London Daily Ae'0S
The Present CnnAiiian Of CuGa.

The truth is that the present state OF Cuoa IS an
outrage on Christianity and scandal to the CIVIL
cation of the age in which we live. The charac-
ter Of our time requires satisfaction for the enorm'
ties peIpetrated in that island against our fellow
men and if there be in human affairs snch agency
as retrbutve Justice, tits on Spain and Cuba Its
most eondign punishment ought to fall Within
the last ten Years without any large additions to
he former population Of free aborers, the Produc-
ton Of SUGAR in Cuba has risen from l6o'ooo to
500 400 ions. How is this? This answer is too
ready. In violation of the most solemn treaty o.
locations. thousands after thousands OF slaves nave
hen introduced in that island from Africa IN
their Introduction all considerations OF humanity
have been neglected all regard to sexes has been
cot ot nanohf' AS to labor, twelve, fourteen SIX
teen and even eighteen hours day OF WORK are
extorted by means of the lash from tnese uln@PPJ
creatures they are kept and herded togeentr ~
barracoons or barracks up6tfor human ~
thew are driven like oxen and from tne Ieius
the mills they are fed salt fish and drleu Juna
thew are denied all instruction and education anu
in = country protesting Christianity they are az
lowed to die as if they were beasts OF we neiu
LARGE numbers are held in serVltude WHO weIo
liberated by British interference AND even nov
when the i.dionant shouts OF Europe nave Paruapy
checked the African traffic, expeditions nave gone
Co., t;s accnrsed island to the nearer shores %
Ynrstan and thence carried off tcsavery the ma
i've Indians Of that Mexican province. In 0uo"
''oa n''r ~ rsb7oo ,as.u I
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PERPETUAL MorIoN.-We have just been CIV
en- to understand that an artizan IN very humble
circumstance residing in Ipswich, has, after three
wears labor succeeded in constructing model OF
4 machine. Is inches by IS, and IL deep, which
ia self-acting after being put in motion by screw.
l. is powerful enough to turn grindstone against
the power Of one person who bad an iron bar on on
the stone 1t has kept in motion upwards OF 80
hours, at the end Of which time the speed was no'
diminished. and the constructor, whose name IS
Thomas Stannard. contends that the machine will
keen in motion as long as the materials will last.
The invention was offered to several films IN Fps
witch. who declined taking up, since which three
persons belonging to one Of the first firms OF en-
eineers in London have visited Ipswich and ex-
Smued the machine, and have been induced to
pay the inventor literally, and have taken the
machine and the inventor to London to prosecute
inquiry.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-17

ProTooEArus or THE MooE-Ata recent meet
ing of the British Association for the Advancement
Of Science a communication WAS read by PROBES
,or Phillips, on Photographs Of the Moon. The
Professor thought not improbable that we should
soon be acquainted with the geology OF the moon
on % much grunder and more extensive sclae than
w were YET Of the earth. Mr.. WhiPpe, of Bos-
ton, has recently made some pictures Of the moon,
on a larger scale than any attempted before. The
Scientific American, whose editor has seen them,
saws they confirm all that has been said of great
volcanic activities in our satellite. independent
Of deep assures and yawnng craters the assures
themselves appear to be covered with cairns and
banks composed OF huge blocks like boulders'
which appear to have been vomited up in lava
then fallen down in showers, like those OF hail
stones or Shot.
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rifty Dollars Reward.

h, Oktibbeha County Mississippi, Likety Maiato
FRI thick set about sixteen years old, named LUCY,
belonging to the Estate of George Cousins, deceased
of said county.
For the delivery of the above described Negro, to
the subscriber residing in said county on the road
leading from Columbus to Starkvile, 10 miles from
The farmer and 10 from the latter place. The above
reward will be given for such information as Will
lead to her discovery $40 will be given.
Address me at Hickory Grove P. Q. Miss.
nu'' ne J. P. PERKINS.
Collector of the Estate of G.. Cousins, decd.
Nov 93rd 1853. 44-4w.
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GEORGE FRAZEE.
MERCHANT TAILOR

MERCHANT TAILOR.
TIA received his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
ii consisting Fine Black. Blue and Brown French
Cloths. Superior Black French Doeskin Cassimeres,
French and American Fancy CassmerS
VESTINGS. ~
CutVevet, Plain and figured Black and White Sat
in. PLATA, and fgared Grenadine, and Silk do.
These articles he will manufacture TO order in the
latest style Those who wish to purchase the materi
ais of him and have them made up elsewhere have
them cut free of charge. 41s
He has also good assortment of Shirts, Drawers,
Stocks Cravats Sqspenders, Gloves, Silk and Linen
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Socks, Undershirts, Umbrel-
las &c.
Those wishing anything in his line will find it to
their interest to give him call as he is determ1edtY
sell as reasonable ratesP can possibly be afforded
~ tnls Plaesg - 3 7dulHa Fl iaaaH
aL41TI &c. eai{H
re . ssss sHSseea
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Notice..

HAVING determined on moving westw ard, we will,
| on Thursday 10Th December next, on the prem-
ses, IL miles south west of Columbus Miss sell to the
highest bidder, tract OF rich Hammock and Prairie
land, lying on McGower creek in Lowndes county es-
tmated to contain 400 bounded by the lands Of
DIR. Carsons d. Love, A. c. Jennings and Others be-
ing the west half OF south quarter Of section No.
4 the south west quarter of section No. and the
north west quarter of section No all in Township
II.
TERMs.-One third, first March 1854-the balance
in two annual payments, the purchaser gi ing bond
with approved security. Also, at the same time and
place. will be sold on credit till st March next all
the Corn, Fodder Plantation tools, 50 fattened hogs,
100 stock hogs, Gin, Mill, Blacksmith tools, &c, &c.
GEO. w. CRUMp
w. B. CRUMP.
Nov. 26. 1853. 44-3t
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y,HE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated on
the Military Road, % miles from Columbus ana
adjoining the Military Springs tract Inc 'fae1 n rJe
tans $50 acres Of land about 1870 Of which y unbgs
fence in fine state Of cultivation onS III
d~sng n0 oat buildings fine orchard apples
and nlums. He will also sell Corn FODDER
e at Stock Hogs, Cows and calves Household and
Kitchen as Furniture, &c, &c If the above farm Is not
sold at private sale previously viii On f the sb highest
O. January NE nrenses For particulars apply on the
D D,e1eI or to E. Dowsing IT, Columbus Mss
Dsccmbsf, II, lSps '-T4 7---9.t i
.AI9.-I 49, ss.I al -eael.t
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Town Property.

{ IN the oath day of December 1853 at the Court
~ House Door in the town Of Columbus, county Of
hD"ndes State Of Mississippi. John r. Ottley cs
Trustee constituted and appointed by the District
Chancery Court Of Mississippi at Columbus at the
November Term 1883 will sell at publ.c auction to
the highest bidder for cash under and by virtue OF two
cee-5 IN trust executed BY Alfred r Wolaartcn one
GATED @9t1 January ls45 Thomas II March. trustee
Tor the benefit Of Thomas VI. Bromn. duly recorded
IN BOOK u page $50 and the other a.,cd the Sth
February lS+9 to Marcus W. Cage, trustee for the
benefit of Weaver, Mullen &. Co. duly recorded in
Book p, page 81 al those parcels Of ground in the
said town Of Columbus, known as lot two in fraction
al square thirteen, south Of dn street; andl5ts sew
en-, eight and nine in fractional Block one in that mart
q the town Of Columbus embraced within the boun-
carries 81 the west half The north west quarter of
fractional section c"entrona IN fractional township
eighteen south Of range eighteen west, and the i'm
ProFei1a thereon cogsistinro Dwellings and out
houses: the said Thomas Il. March having removed
from the Safe and tae said Marcus " Cage having
departed this life, have been appointed trustee as
above stated. The title is believed TO be perfect.
JOHN <. OTTLEY, Trustee
Columbus. Mss, Nov 18th. 1888. 43-5w.
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+ OEs SALE.

THE residence Of Major William Dowsing l mile
and a half east OF Columbus, containing one hun
bred and twenty acres of land forty of which is in
cultivation with good Dwelling and all necessary Ont
buildings new and complete; together with stock OF
every description. Corn and Fodder will be sold on
the 10Th of Nov. next if not disposed OF previously
y fine Artesian Well Of SPLENDID water is upon the
premises.
The above residence is one of the most comrorta-
bic and desirable in the county.
0~5- For further Information apply to
T. L. DOWSTNG. or
B. q. HENDRICK, Jr.
Oct. 29th 1853 4A-tf
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Esrairie Land Fer Safe.

q HE Undersigned offers for sale his plantation in
L LoWndes county, Eleven miles south of Columbus
four miles west Of the Bgbv river and eirt east Of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, containing 1920 acres
about SEQ acres cleared There are two settlements
on the place, three quarters Of mile apart On each
place there are necessary buildings together with bored
wells, Gln houses &c. The place is in excellent con-
dition. The cotton made on it this wear would paw
about twothirds the amount ask for it. This place
viii be for sale until the first day Of September next
RICHARD SYKES
Dec is. IS53-47-2rn
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" AsHINGToN. December 2, 1858

To the Editor Of he Uaion:
regretted to find in the Union Of this norrin,,
an editorial article calculated to place me in r3r9
position before the public. In order thatI NAV be
correctly understood, beg leave to say that the
OBJECT OF my letter of the 21st ult., to the New
orN national democrats, was to indicate that
IN the recent election in that State all nv svmpa
y'eS were with them that in distributing the pub
nc patronage preference should be eiyen to the
true and faithful oft the party that those who aid
ed IN prostrating that pnre and enlightened states
man. General Cass, in 1913, ought to take tack
seats. These were well known to all with whom |
associated to my opinions. When called fr. | did
not hesitate to avow them. IT, as seems to be the
case, you have inferred from this that had uni
ted with actionsts to throw up obstacles to demo
cratic progress, and thereby embarrasS the admin
traJon viii be conducted upon democratic princi-
Piles, and l expect to give it warm and jealous
support. There Is no man in public life for whom
have higher personal respect than President
Pierce there is no one in whom | have POLITICAL
ly more confidence JOHN B. WELLER.
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F5uaI settlement.

cTATE OF MISSISSIPPI, LOWNDES COUNTY.
tn all persons interested in the Estate OF "03er T.
Winston, deceased.
won are hereby notified that will at the
ruary term Of the Probate Court o. saiu accord
anc with leave GRANTED at the December term OF sald
court present nv accounts and vouchers for final set
Element of said Estate, at which time you may appear
and object if you see fit. .,,e,u,o,r p.oon+or
non < 1853-47-3w.
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ROBERT w. SMITH.
CAREY ". BUTT.
ROBERT w e,v,,TT,
C,r,D-,,r, , : W. SHAEEE = co.
UENhRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
an" -0"lataet''rey's Agent far the sale of Ken
"eEy tagging, Rops and Urine.
NOZZLE .47a,
MOBILE AZa.

I Az + removed to the New Store on Water ST..
I : next to the corner of St. Louis, one SQUARE
IN 'he rear OF their former stand, and have con-
S'antIy on hand a full assortment of Kentucky and
India Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
Inc attention of Planters and Merchants. mar
tIcuarIy called to a new article of .Vachiae SDun
rope Familiarity known as the ..creen cranch .
winch IS exactly adapted to planters wants. being
tnureIy free from gouts or knotty places and hay2
ing only one length Of rope in each coil thos saving
4 to cent per lb in the loss for ends. compared
with ordinary rope. For this brand. as we'll as
loe L. NJ. Co, so LONG and fayorably known.
winch IS also superior rope, we are the Sole
Agents in this market
Purchasers can be supplied in any quantity and
quality, and on the most reasonable terms
December II 1853-47-tf
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SoETHEnI Cass El;l....s.

III F@Ru2LS Co Co. Laaenly NV Wnrrrh tpo Fnb bss
LIN & BROTHER, OTTLEY & TRAVIS, and SHERMAN
& HARRIS, OF Columbus, Mississippi, have supplies
of CASSIUERES, manu- ac;ured by CARsoS, You're
u GRER at the Rock Island Mills, in Necklenburg
County North Carolina, which the attention of the
public is respectfully invited. The purpose of the
manufacturers is produce goods suited to the south
erh market and southern consumption, to do which
they have spared effort to present Fabrics sufficient
y gentee for all business purposes and plain dressing
and the same time equal in durability and of as per-
colours any goods Of similar grade made or
sold IN the United Stles.
They ask from al who are disposed to foster this
branch of industry at home, to give them the most
thorough tests and perfectly wiling that the sue
cess of their enterprise may be determined thereby.
October 8th,qS53. 37-6w.
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4. C. 0.F
COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL.
COEL.s1,g,uS. Miss,

OLtsEfzSsaSs HSSSS
THE exercises of this Institution, will be resumed
| on Monday the nineteenth day of September
neXt.-under the superintendence OF l 4
THOMAS b. BAILEY, A. M. Principal
SAMUEL N. MEEK, A. M. assistant
The high qualifications of these gentlemen, to dis
charge successfully the responsible duties to which
they have been caedare in the opinion of the Trus
tees beyond question
Those who wish TO secure for their sons, thorough
preparation for admission into Of the Colleges of
the United States; or such an education will ena.
bic them 10 enter at once the active duties of life
can here avail themselves of these advantages.
Connected with the school, we have Library Of
one thousand volumes also Debating Society of
considerable merit. se# 81
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions, OF
twenty-one weeks each. The rates of Tuition per
Session, are as follows, payable half in advance.
For the Elementary branches, such as Orthography,
Reading, Writing. Geography and Mental Arithmetic
&c. So 90. sas.s4
For the more advanced stages of Arithmetic and
Geography, Grammar, Mental and Moral Philosophy;
Ancient Modern and Natural History; Botany, Chem
istry &c, $40 co. II. ..ei,s
For Algebra and the higher branches of Mathemat-
ics Astronomy, Trgonometry &C.; together with the
Latin and Greek Languages &c, $25 90.
Board can be had in private families at the usual
rates
GEO. H. HARRIS, President
of the Board of Trustees.
n
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CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons about to commence house keeping or
purchasing for their plantations and all others de-
sirous of obtaining bargains will consult their in
terest by calngto examine before making their
bills elsewhere.
We will receive by first Boats, direct from New
Orleans, Ten Thousand dollars worth of choice
family Groceries, which will be replenished week
" and sold at the lowest cash prices.
GAY, BROTHER d co.
December 18th 1852 Aft
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HE state Ct yGisaissipP:,i PROBATE COURT,
LOWnsies COUNTY. { Dec. term 1913

TO al persons interested In tie Estate Of TI0nos B.
Catrlhon deceased.
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear before
| the Judge of our Probate Court to be holden at
the Court House in the town of Columbus on the first
Monday in February next then and there to show
cause if any you have why the following lands should
not be sold o-wit: North half Of west halt north
west quarter section six, township eighteen range
seventeen east, and north half Of east half Of north
east quarter section twelve and south half east half
of south east quarter section one township eighteen
range eighteen west, containing hundred and
twenty acres, according to the petition of Joseph
Winn, Lucy Jordan, Susan CaWthon, Rebccca Nash,
and Sarah Z. Thomerson heirs at law Of said estate.
zT-r-7S> Witness, the Honorable S. A. Brown,
b rs. IL Judge Of Probate OF said county the first
= EEz-,s3 Monday Of December \. D. 1858.
N-524-e/ Issued December IA, 1888.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk
Dec. 18th. 1853. 41-6w.
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;, Nov. 10th, 1858.

TTHE undersigned viii continue the Grocery and
Western Produce Business, on his own
account, in the name of HENRY G. HUMPHREYS
d co and has moved TO the third and fourth Stores
in Battles New Buildinsg on Commerce Street. north
of ST. Louis street. H. G. HUMPHREYS.
Mobile, Nov. 10th, 1859. 43-4w.
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Final Settlement.

To all persons interested IN the Estate q "'"'0' L.
Moore deceased
WOW arc hereby notified that will at the Februa-
Y -, torn, If Probate court of Lowndes county IN
adcor3ance with leave heretofore granted present my
account and vouchers for final settlement OF sald LS
tate at which time you notified to attend ana Cd
iect to the same if you see proper .,
ABM'. MURDOCH, Administrator
Dec 18th, 1852. 47-3w
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Pianos. Pianos.

4 GOOD assortemnt on hand at the Furniture Store,
n of ]. WoaEL spoRFF. Persons wishing TO buy
would do we'll to cali soon they will be sold cheap,
to close out the present stock viii warrent them
be No l. instruments. ]. WOMELSDORFF
Nov. %, 1853. 44-2t.
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Arctic Cotton quotations same as Niagara ;
demand fair; holders firm. Sales week. twenty
thousand bales &porters three thousand Spec
uIutors FIVE thousand bales DENNY.
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/ EGNA Pounds OF Bacon just received, consist
LsjUUO ing Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
Bacon and Lard 81 a superior quality--ior cash or
credit until January 1854 for acceptance.
For sale by ID. BALDWIN, Agt
Liberal advances made on bacon, and other articles
lett with Us on sales. Refer to Messrs Franklin &.
Bro, Gay q Bro, and 0. L. Keeler.
July 80, 1853 #
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IT J. Jackson. having returned to Columbus by
I! request has opened rooms over the Piano and
Furniture Store Of Mr.. Wo1nelsdorf where the Ladies
and Gentlemen of the city and vicinity are cordially
invited to call and examine specimens. among which
may be seen several portraits of citizens of this place
Prices
Bust Portraits each 800
Kit Cat Qarger size with hands, goo
Bishop size, 400
Full length, 500
Twenty per cent off for all families over three in
number.
Dec. Is, 1853-47-tf.
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BEDFORD d. WEAVER,
GAINESVILLE CDE-La3t1ATE FEMALE
ENSERts7 TEE.

w. R. POINDEXTER, A NJ. PRrNo1pAL.
THIS Institution will be re-opened on Monday the
] 10Th Of September, with an entirely new faculty
from Principal down.
None but experienced and successful teachers are
employed. ~
A full faculty will always be kept.
Music will be taught both as a science and an art
by an able German Professor.
Modern languages and Ornamental branches win
be taught by able teachers.
TERMs.-English and board for the scholastic year
$780, the with Music on one instrument inclu-
ded 5000; Modern languages or Ornamental branches
at the usual charges No little extras for fuel lights,
towels &c.
EFERENCEs.-Captain NJ. BARNETT, Mr.. URIAH
HEBRON, Mr.. WILLIS PORE, Lowndes county.
Drs. SHELTON & DENT, Macon Miss.
August goth, 1853. 30-6m.
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FANCY DRESS GOODS

consisting in part : follows
Rich Brocade and plain Silks, Satns, chalis, Pop
Illus, French and English McrHos De LANES, cash
mcrs, grapes, Alpacas, GingAams, Velyets Irish Lin
ems, Grape Shawls, Velvet and Satin MantilIas, Rich
Laces ana Embroideries, Ribbons Hankercheis Ho-
slery and Gloves Of every description Also ineas-
sortment Of Jewelrv, carpeting &c &c.
The attention ofPlanters is particularly directed TO
our stock Of .....
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
| Subscribers is dissolved by mutual consent. H.
G. HUMPHREYS will attend to the unsettled business.
CHARLES WALSH.
HENRY q. HUMPHREYS.
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WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN to take charge of school One
n qualified to teach the English branches produc
mo satisfactory references of moral character &C.
viii hear of pleasant situation on application at this
office
Dec 9th, 1859 a-46-tf.
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FT"c are indebted adenl Tor copy OF an essay Tenn
praucc delivered by d. STARR, NJ D of Holmes county
Mi hsoo eloquent and orci5e essay and viii reflect cr,
on the author
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consisting of every article in the line as follows
Fine Dress and Ffock Coats Orer coats CIoaAs
CatoIonians, Io1atS. Vests Shirts and Drouers
cotton and merno half hose, Fine calf Boots and
Shoes, Fine Siik and Fur Hats. Wool and Kos
saith Hats, Cloth and plush caps, crapots, stock
!faduSters dc.
Also, Fine Gold and Silver Lever Watches, double
and single barrel Guns, Rifles, colts Repeaters, fine
sole Leather travelling Trunks, Saddlery OF every de-
scrpion.
We would also call attention to our extensive
stock of
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si1estate OF Mississippi, Loygndes coss.aty.
To al persons interested in the Estate Of William
R1nq0 decoaSed

To all persons interested in the Estate Of William
R1nqo deceased
NOU arc hereby notified 10 be and appear before the
| Judge Of our next Probate Court of said county
at the Court House in the town Of Columbus on the
first Monday of February next then and there to-
show cause why the following lands should not be
sold for the purpose Of division thereof among the
heirs of said Estate, towit: East half of north east
quarter and east half Of south east quarter section
eighteen, west half of south quarter and north
half Of south west quarter and south half onorth west
quarter section seventeen township seventeen range
eighteen west, according to the petition of Jesse Da
Wis Guardian of Frances A. Davis Of the heirs Of
said Estate.
l1,.-=-z-z> Witness the Honorable STEPHEN A.
fss z asfS Brown Judge of Probate Of said Coun-
n E-gsges5 ty the first Monday at December 1858
Na4zE@Z2S/ and 18th year of American independence.
Issued 9Th of December A. D. 1853.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Dee. 18th 1858 37-6w.
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Negro CEo.slias and E;aEEsisaE zElsplc-
EsaGIal3,

consisting ofheavy Kerseys, Plains, Osnabergs, Lin
seys chotaw, creek, and carolina Plads and Stripes
heavy Negro Blankets, Fine bed Blankets, collins
Axes, Grubbing and Wedding hoes, heavy Boots and
Shoes, including Northern and Home made, Russetts
ofthe best quality. Also on hand splendid assert
me of
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C57es<77:
Grand Consolidated go, fer. nov. 10.

Grand Consolidated 90, fer. nov. 10.
! Prize Of $4,000 is $4,000
i2,l9T is I2,497
" 5000 is 5000
" 1000 is 1000
100 '' LOCO IS 100000
loo Of $500, Is of 25O
So Prizes SlOO. &c e.
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of Packages of % Wholes 100 Halves
so, Quarters 40.