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Negro blankets,

100 PAIR heavy Negro Blankets. lust
received. Also a large assortmentof FINE
BED BLANKETS, for sale by
nov22. w. D. PHILLtps.
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KID aaLOYE Els.

HAVE just opened another assortment
Il Of Ladies and Gents Kid, Buck, Silk
and Wooden Gloves, also quantity of
Gauntlets Of all Kinds.
Dov22 w. D. pHrtLtp..
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U II. hreIIas.

JUST RECEIVED large assortment
y Of I'm BRELLAs, in all sizes and
qualities; If you wish q good article call on
nov22 w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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MARRIED..

AT Jackson, on Thursday. the 18th, inst, Dr.
SALMON FAY, to Miss LUCINDA e. HUGHES,
Of that place.
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MUSTARD,

TREOT.E, ready mixed for use. Also
" IS doz. Thornton & Hawkins, in ~
and Q h. Cans, for medical warranted
pure for sale BY Inov1s.l Z. BOGEL.
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TOME STONES.

MAUS0LEUMs. Monuments Tofubs, Head and
Ul Foot Stones, &c. q. b.. 10 e.. Enochs have
now landing at Baton Rouge and Bayou Cara,
variety Of the above articles, TO which they would
call the attention Of those wishing to purchase -
All orders left with Piper n Co, Baton Rouge,
will meet with prompt attention. noy19.2w
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CONSTANTLY ON HAp0.

A LARGE and varied assortment Of
- Wines, Liquors, Segars, etc, for sale
cheap by,
nov13 EDWARD BOGEL.
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New Stock.

TUE undersigned In rendering his thanks 10 his
1 friends and patrons, for favors extended 10
him, begs leave to inform them, that he has just
opened u new and beautiful stock of
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The Crops In Illinois and wisconsin.

Prom the Chicago Press, july Ill
We are indebted 10 gentleman who has had excellent
opportunities for obtaining reliable information for
interesting facts in relation 10 the condition Of the crops
throughout the State. They have been derived from
travellers ana employees upon the Central and other roads
with the last few days.
The yiAd OF early sowed winter wheat, put In, say
from the - 10 the 18th Of September, will be above the
annual average, and nearly quite good last year
Late sowed wiater wheat the contrary, generally
winter killed and there but few fields worth roaping
Early sowed spring wheat Is also good, wle that sowed
late is scarcely worth cutting
Corn upon old ground that has been properly cared
for looks WE'LL and there every prospect that the yield
will be- abundant Sod corn, sorry 10 learn, will
be generally failure. The droash has been too
for it,
Potatoes doubtful The crop will depend upon the
rain that may fall hereafter. The late great
benefit to the crops generally but more Is needed.
Farmers may CLEAN lesson from the above facts in
throws strong and vigorous roots and is able 10
resist the process OF freezing and thawng while the Late
sowed, which but feeby rooted, Is very likely 70 DO
thrown out OF the ground ana thus killed EARLY sOwed
spring wheat takes firm root while the ground Is full
moisture, ana Is IN condition 10 resist drouth
toward harvest time such had the present
son. such an ordeal the late sowed fields not vgor
Gus enough to pass through, and the crop is failure.
We learn from gentleman who has just returned from
nip 70 Wisconsin that the late rains have produced
very great change for the better in the appearance OF the
crops generally throughout the southern and eastern
portion OF the state The wheat not far advanced
to be benefited, and many fields promise fair crop
that before seemed whitening away to nothing. Grass
pecally shows te elect Of the omuch needed imo5turc
Corn backward, but Is coming forward well since the
rains.
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Tho receipts up to the LIST Of July, compared with the
CORES pondng period last year, exhibit falling Oh 10
boards and scanting Of $3.50 o2o feet shingles, ci5o H.
s,aves o4s lbs and increase in timber Of sco G.
feet, We learn Of free shipments Of pine and hardwood
from the West, consigned g houses in ths city, which
viii arrive during the pr"cus mouth.
n. Columbia Fire Insurance Company have declared
semianntal eis,dend Of per cent, payable tho s
Instant
I've following comprise all the notices Of intended appl
.a,ons 10 the Legislature Of Pennsylvania for banks
or tor increase OF capital OF old banks six months no
tce Ia requred will be additions 70 the list
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sa3l.ass ON

The National Iielii9ecr gives the following facts =
relation to the cultivation OF sugar and the causes Of the
limited supply and high prices
There has been difficulty amongst purchasers q
understanding the Of the high price ua
tanned by this article Of sity for time pae1
This h explained by Mr. Sdes movement il the SeuAss
on Thursday last the subject IT giving aid TO the su
planters Of the United states Mr. sdeil stated fsct 6
small importance 10 the country at large He saSa
hat the sugar crop Of louisiana for years pat
has fallen or from four hundred and sixty or seveakS
thousand hogsheads 70 probably this year. not more tA
hundred and twenty thousand hogsheads Ono ossse
which gives rise 10 great apprehension on the part Of ne
planters OF Louisiana u the supposed deterioration u AA
cane. 1t cannot be planted from the seed but must oe
reproduced from the ITSELF which terminates frS8
the eyes Il necessary to introduce new plants ard -
do this conveniently, vessels must pass directly 70 whore
the cane Is TO be planted to avoid frequent haAA
ling, which destroys the eyes Of the cane.
The senate in view Of this inf rm ,tion, very reAdAY
passed, on Mir Sidels notion Joint resolution IN 90
thoTse vessels 40 to pas, without unloading at New o.
that the Committee Agriculture report upon the eK
dency Of making specific Appropriation for the impeg.
tstDn Of seed sugar for gratuous distribution - nc
planters Of the United states.
As this is subject Of general interest N the country
Il TO be hoped that constitutional inpediments v0
be allowed to thwart purpose 40 deci edly benet4s
and expedicnt. Secretary Dobhin with commendsoee
soctude this subject has suggested the idea that -
ships Of might without detrment To the public ees
vice bring home specimens Of cane, and he has 0veB
nendent the Agricultural Bureau has also made
valuable suggestions on the subject.
The statement exhibits the quantity and vaaua
OF foreign dry goods entered at this port for consuz
tion for warehouse the withdrawals from
July g. 1866
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The revenue collected in the Philadelphia Custoa
House during the month Of June amounted 10 e31e,.
42o SIS.
The receipts OF the Great Western (Canadal Railroad
Company for the week ending June ~ were 6o6 a9
For the same weeR La year. 30 l50 W
incTeIse... ..~loooe ~
Total receipts from Feb i, 1855 200 8k -
DO. do, 1855. 8as, S26 50
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SECOND pOARp.


IHUFsnAy, July III N.
AsrrS.-The market firm, al exc 6Nc. for ps1n.
stih small sales. Pearls nominal at &c. a Txa-
BRi-ans1t .-Four-Thc market nrm, aud q ~sA
Il advance 81 Sc. TO Ice per Dbl for 70 rood
medium grades Of state brands There was a far de-
rand tor export The sales embraced about ~ 90 bbS
a varioug Liuds nj about the follow m quot ,tiou1
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From BEAVER JsLANDs-We learn, by way OF
Chsgo that Srang accompanied BY two hundred OF
his friends and followers, has len Beaver Islands gone
Wisconsin, where, believe, he has farm and family
We learn, foms gentleman who len Maoknaw yesterday
that two schoor ers, fitted out at that port with men an
arms, had sailed for Beaver Islands for the purpose "a
making arrests Of alleged Offenders and searching n
the property alleged have been stolen by the nhab
tAnte of We MlAndg, -LdrvN krH ira, snlS q
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list Of those who have been reported TO the secretary
the Navy by the Naval Engineer Board, convened In
The city the 14th ut, qualified for promotion and
admission into that branch OF the nava service, The
t published In all other papers incorrect In some
PARTICULARS
First Asssstunts n ~ chef Engineers. -Ebrdge Iawtr.
Robert Dandy and RobcrtH long
Sscond Assistants b b. Prs dsstsdnts John F..on, Jf
rank with but after A. G. sinners, Gcorg. "iueon, JIG
rank with, but after II. Newell VIM a Ming, 70 rank
with, but after A. Iawton. a.
late Of 1856: No. 1, James ~ warner 4 VIM. A
Rutberford 3, Thos A. shoct ". y Wnceier, o, Ia
,id b. Macomb: q, Thomae a. Jackson.
7liyd Ass,sonts 10 b, cond Assisants. 4, William
:. stamm 2. +. u stump 9, Henry Taylor; 4, Nor.
inner Kellogg, o. Henry Fauth.
In NS--tssicn as Third Assisons. 1, Andrew =.
E,ers,d q George y. Kurtz ., William r. Borrow; T.
iiilip q Poltz 6, Thomas Jones; G, James W. momp.
som Z, Edward r. Archer; 8, William W. DUNCAN; o.
theodore r. Ely; 10, George J. Barry ii, Granville T.
fierce; IL William trick
The Secretary is understood not yet 10 have acted on
this report II Is therefore possible that may rot be
accepted In all IFS particulars.
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IFTUh tHt TVHV" '"f "uIV
uRp MAyfsry's THEATRE.

us rarely that tho doings al single theatre excite
pubr curiosity tvke within the compass Of three
ON Saturday Mar "a the operstic world anxious
witness the dsct OF Madomoseile ficcolomnI usrous
with an ancient name aud a reputation. No sooner
has the exctemcut produced by that fortunate event
proved he torerunn o ~ eeAblshsd success Than tho
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among The sales were about 500 bbls Canadian Al ,s
above quotations southern was les active but The u~r.
quotations Rye -four at 81 50 ~ rs. sales OF New
Jtrsoy meal were made 1T -. Wheat was quiet ana
steady tor and dum grades while choice los
were quite firm The safde embraced about 600 bus-
cls included IN which were 10000 bushels prime white
Canada a 81 So and cargo do. choice do 81 81 Y.
Tie sales also included Southern red at fl TO- tennessee
white, 81 65 81 90; common 10 good red spring NM
corn was steady with sales Of about 20 600 40 90
bushels including dsting lots at s6c t6c fair gooa
sound Western mixed at sSc b4e with some lots prms
at &c., and Southern yellos at SEC. Rye al sss .
SIC, while SEC asked. Sales Of 1000 900 bush
els made within the range Oats steady win
sales Of Southern al BIC ssc, and State and Wssssa
Corrx-The market was quiet, with small sales; -
. 500 bags Of Rio were sold at lie II NC.
CoTTcS,-The market continued hrm, bst sales wore
confined 10 a few hundred bales. Dealers were waiting
letters due by the Canada which had arrived boston.
FRucHrs Rates for grain to Liverpool arner.
The whole amount Of wheat shipped TO Liverpool amount
cd 10 about 10000 bushels in bulk and bags, al "a
caiabe az carrying about 600 bushels each and 4Oo0
5000 bbls. -four were engaged at Is 81. D. Tkd.
Cd To Havrc -four was taken at &c., wheat was 49,.
and al ~
I1Sr was steady, at SOC. for common, and at q i2x
Nolass,s.-rbe marke, was steady, with mod~s,
NAVAL srors.-smali sales Of spirits wcre msds =
sic 3sc., and Of rosin at 81 62 81 es. rar-SAaea
Of 900 bbls. were made, within day two at 81 rs
rRoyrsoSs.-pork-The market continued Arm, win
salee OF 200 800 barrels at $40 so $40 5Sk anl
prime steady nj SIT %. Beetle market wHa
without change, the Gales embraced 200 800 barrea,
including country prime at o. so IS 25 and do Il
~ so SO; other descriptions unchanged. O.
meats were firm; among the sales were 100 600 NJ.
shourers, 70 be delivered in Baltimore, at ego Bacon
Lrm, with sales OF 80 boxes long mddes at 10ko.
lard firm, with sales OF 200 barrels, delivered al he
dock, at l2c. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
, RitE.--Thc market was quiet, and sales unimporant
SvcARs--The sales embraced about l. 200 bogsheadss
included W which were 300 Porto Rco al &c. and the 70
mander Cuba muscovado, chiefly al INC. asSo.
ToBACCo.-But moderate inquiry Sales, ~ hog
heads Kentucky at &C. 3Sc. 90 barrels Fguani, nev
crop, p Il % barrels Havana, for export 81 90
secdieai, loo, q loo.
wHskxr-The market was steady, with sales Of 200
barrels, u 800, 3okc.
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Rvol and Of the approach t. Notre Dame filled with
Spectators Tho Grand Hotel du Louvre and all the |
houses along the streets decked out with ags and
streameys.
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Affairs In Russia.

aer an extensive rent ana expects orders 70 proceed
forthwith for Halifax.
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HELLO! HERE! HELLO!
Let Us Tell You.
-.@HT n

>Av-n----A-&A- * 00''s
"AVE got the al-firetle<t, biggest, clrnnest,
- sweetest and incest, Uak" care they'll tuml-
BILE down on you) lot Of Sugars Coffees, Teas.
Preserves, Molasses, Rices, Almondscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmcgscs, Maccaromies,
and everything else that people cat, drink, and
make Use of, that ever was open for cxlib.
Iton and sale i'll this or any other inland town.
Their Stock Is entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but u few weeks, and from the
best houses in the city; and they intend to do
b''sness upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
toedr, but they arc going to keep every thing
that Ladies and Gcntfrmen cat: while LYONS
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner man-and it would be well here to re-
mark, that theirs is not exclusively u whole
sale establishment There will awnys be- some
one present TO wait on those who NAV want small
quantities. Their object is to accommodate all
who may fe. disposed TO patronize them! barter
and trade for any aud everything that will do to
eat, drink, OF wear They've salt enoryhnow ON
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda and S"laratus enough 10 ruse il agun, and
get up " slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(get out Of the way, Fesuvius they're rrlt after
you) to smoke it after it is raised, and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll .
M. where we can make sluvclloI,linr State out
Of her, and by that time they'll have Groc cries
enough to feed all those who hay. been (utipued
by the slide.
days OF eating, aud arc not afraid of buyiny any,
thing '',cay so high no abore CoiuaJi9 and
Hamb"rg," to drop in for a few moments and
take look at their stock they are only Il few
steps from the Court House, and ocupv the
wei! fitted and nluc!. enlarged roo: formerly oc-
cupicd by Mr. II. 5. KERN
April ., 1856. 81 If
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Worms! Worms I-Vurious theories have
been started relative to the origia of intestinal
""Ims, and yet the question is still vexcd one
iann""S medical authorities. or one fact. how
however, all are informed, and in which nil ssree
the fatal nature of the influence they exert
'n children. At this season of the year, the at.
lacks OF worms are most frequent as we'll as
most dangerous. We take great pleasure in d-
fectng the attento on Of parents to the Vermi-
iugc Of Dr. M'Lane, prepared by Fleming Bros,
1itts1urgh. 1t is one of the most extraordinary
medicines every introduced to the public, and
has never failed of success when tried
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.
;uLa"e's " "a, Celebrated permif"ge, manufactured
hy Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Nermifuges III comparison are worthless. DIR.
MLane's genuine VerIniiusc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now 10 had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine rithom tie xi iynaturc
FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WARpLAw & LYON. Abbcville G.. IT,,
5. c.. aud by one Agent i'll every town in the
South. 1t
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P u 0 IG U S
THE LEAyENWORTH JOURNAL.


INlE undersigned propose to commence
Il til" publication Of weekly Newspaper
III Learcnwoith City, under the title of The
Ieavenwurth Journal" ,n,ut the first of
June.
lst. We are induced to engage in this enter
prise from Il cnnvictnn that another paper is re-
CURED by the growing population oi kaus;s
and the public demand for imli and rciabIc :i,m
nation in regard to its history, Topography. eli
mate, Soil, Resources politics. pr. s.nt cui.ui,io,
and future prospects. Such information We can
more readily furnished here, since lcav-nwor,h
City is the commercial intrepot "f the Territory
Occupies position of direct int CT com n,uni-
cation with two thirds Of its population, and is
the focus Of news.
End " e believe that The ins, tuition Of Black
Slavery is Moral, Political and Economical
hl"sS:ns-ihat IT Is right in principle and cxpc-
'icnt III policy and hence should IL. defended an,
extended. 1t Is our purpose to maintain these
prop"slt ols in our paper, and do aII in power
to make Kansas q Slave State. In the discussion
ofthcs invcry question however wc will cu,Iea or
10 MAINTAIN conservative position TO present ar
E'ncnts and facts instend OF drnunciulion and
abuse.
3i. Although the "Iravenwnrt., Journal,
will ir devoted TO politics in great degree, We:
it will pay due regard to the Good, the True aE.
the Beautiful II will exl,bi: faithful rortrni-
tire Of the times in which we live, Ivy present
in;r Il correct account Of the current events Of
the dhy--thc progress of tn" Arts nn'l ScirmccS.
OF Education, Commerce, Agriculture and IN
tcrnal improvements 1T will discuss all sub
i.ets with freedom and tit:nuess; give all pnr-
ties their dues. and follow The light OF truth.
If our Weekly Jourua! meets with ii cndial
support wcint'nl snon to publish Tri- Weekly,
s.n.! pcri,nps Il Daily.
The editorial dr,mr:ment Of the Journal"
will be presided over by > =. (;oodc, late of
Kentucky, aud Warren ID. Wilkes, late oil soull.
Inrolinu.
We appeal to our friends to sustain us.
Enthusiastically 81 nO-'rr-w crkiy 81 nn.
GOODE WILKE rs " Go.
!cavenworth City, Kansns.
July ., 1856. IL If
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Estate of SamI s. Baker, decd.

interested, that Final Settlement OF The Es ate
Of 8 8. Baker, decd. will be made before the
Ordinary Of Abbeville District, Oh tile 18th day
0f October next.
Al parties having claims against the ESTATE,
wilffrtsent the same for payment on or before
tb44sdsy and those yet Indebted will please
trikatxsAS Or their Representatives, will take due
notice Of the day appointed Tor settlement: |:
as the Ad,nibistor and Administratrix viii not
hold themseives accountable for interest after.
warda -. 49,
reg .fs'sH JOHN 8. REID, Admir-.
-. 81 S 80 JANE T. BAKER, Adm'x.
Sypiy 9. 1856. 7 10 sm
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Testimony Of Dr. O. Butchcr-Grccn Bank,
Focahontas Co., April 10th, lS55.-G cntlcmcn: !:
Some icw months s'mcc patient applied to
me for medical advice, afflicted with n severe
form of secondary syphilis (he had been under
the charge Of two physicians without deriving
rciet) l commenced using the regular remedies
OF the profession, but the disease stubbornly re-
sisted all my efforts. '!hc reputation of Cartcr's
Spanish Mixture having reached me- and heing
personally acquainted with yourselves, deter
mined to give j, trial. ! dill SO, and in a short
time it's good effects were evident, and three bot
ties cured him.
AS an act of justic. to suffering humanity,
cannot Withhold my testimony to its virtues us
IN alternative and prompt purifier OF the blood,
aud take pleasure III recommending it to the pro-
fesson and the public generally.
Yours respectfully,
0. BUTCHER, N. d.
July.
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cARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN |


Not Particle of Mercury in it!
An fnf'lh',le Remedy for Scroiula,. Kings Evil,
rheumatism. Obstinate Cninneons E,ptiOna,
Pimplcs or Postnlcs OIL the Fare, Blotcl,cs,
}oils Ague and Fever, Chronic Sor". Eyer.
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head. Enlarge-,s
ment and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rhcum. Stubborn Ulcers Syphtic Disorders,
and all Diseases arising from injudicious
'se of Mercury, lmprudence in Life, or I'm
purity of the Blood.
cB This great attentive medicine and Pu-
rltl-r Of Blood is now used bv thousands nf crate
t"l PATIENTS from all pnris Of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest Of :ll medicines, GEAR
tERS SPANISH MINTURR" N.ural.is,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver disease, Fcvcrs, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affrc-
tion of the Kidneys Diseases of the Thrna,,
Female CoDplaints, Pains aud Aching of tho
Bones and Joints. are speedily put to Hight by
| using this great and imestin,nIlr remedy.
For all discusses of the Blood, nothing Inns Yet
been found to compare with it. II ccauscs the
system OF all impurities, acts gently aud eff
c,ently on the Liver and Kidneys. Strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone To the S,n,uach makes
The skin clear and healthy, and Restores tho
Constitution, enfecl'led by dise,isc Of broken
! down hy The cxce-scs of Youth, to its pristine
viGor and strength. :.
For the Diseases of Females il IL nec,,or,v
applicable, and wherever II has becorIe known.
IL regularly prescribed with th. hapI,cst effects.
II invigorates the weak aud dchiltat.d, and i'm
parts elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears the
skin and learcs the patient fresh and healthy:
single bottle of tins in.stimable remedy ia
worth all the called Sarsaparas in sxs,cI,rr
The large number of certificates which W.,
have received from persons from all parts Of the
United States, is the best evidence thut there il
no linmbug about il. The press. hotel keepers.
magistrates l'hysicans, and public men, well
know" to the c"m,nunity, all add their tesiin,.-
ny t" the wonderful! effects Of this GREAT
! BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call oh the Agent and get m Almanac, nn,l
read the details of astonishing cures performed
by CAErERS SPANISH MIXTURE, lin ,nnst
cases where everything else had sisnny failed. }
The limits of an advertisement will not a,lns
their full insertion.
wM 5. BEERS, & CO., rroprictors.
No. 3o4, Br"alway, New York,
; To whom all orders must he addressed
! For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in all lnrts OF the United States and In. Cnna-
das and by
t WAnpiAw Il LY"S, Abbcvillc c. H.,
! GARY Il JoNE>. Cok.shmry,
! +. &. P,RKs, Greenwood.
May |, ls16. "
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Capital 1880.

5,03l Prizes. Amounting to-. 100000.
Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, $3.50.
Prizes payable without deduclion Persons
sending nmney by mail need no, fear its being
lost. Orders punctualIy attended to. Commu,
nications confidential Bank Notes Of sound
Banks taken at pur.
Those wishing particular nuInb rs, should or.
der Immediately.
The 5000 Prizes Of SO, are determined by tho
drawing Of the Capital Of 1880; if the Mum
Der that draws the Capital is On even Number,
those Tickets ending will, 0, 2, 4, G, 8, are en-
titled to 80; il an odd Number those Tickets
ending with ], 3, 8, Z, Q, are entitled to SO.
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
Mucon, Ga.
June II, 1856. Q 1t
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FOR SALE!

HA THE Subscriber will dispose of his A.
Lii entire Real Estate in Greenwood,
an the most accommodating terms, consisting Of
his Residence, which hos attached to it about
l8 Acres OF Land,
and 64 Acres ubont II miles from the place for
Fire wood.
An improved LOT at tho Greenwood Depot
containing 2 81 Acres. Also. an unimproved
LOT a. me same place, containing CO 40 by 60
.s. l. q a a r e1.
Immediately on the G. d G. Railroatl-nearest
point about 4 Of mile from the Dcpot-on
which is an excellent Building Lo,.
s<lef:l THOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood, July 7, 1856. l2 II