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JUDICIAL ADyERrIsEMENTs.-The attention
of Administrators of Estates. as well as de.
PENDANTS in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section of a law passed at the last
session of the Legislature:
AN ACT relative to Judicial Advertisements.
Sec. z. BE it further enacted, That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the Parish
where such proceedings are had, or such sale is to be
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
have the RIGHT of selecting the newspapers in which
said advertisement is to be made; Provided said
selectlon pe made within three days after the notice
OF such proceedings, or the seizure made under said
process and il the Defendant neglect to select, then
the plaintiff shall have the right to do SO.
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.nOCTOR NJ. CAMPBELL announces
~ with pleasure to his friends and patrons that
he has returned home from the mt atains of Virgin
ia, with his health restored, and again prepared,
to resume the practice of his prof IN.
OpeloIsas, October IS, 1855,
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nPELOUSAS ACADEMAlMr. RAND
" would announce to his patrons and the public
that the session of his School will inner On
MONDAY, the 9th inst.
Oneluusas. October Is, 1856.
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tNOR SALE, on account of Departure
The undersigned will sell, on account of depar.
Iafe, MS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
Bed-steads, Almoirs, Toilets, Wasl-stands, Chairs.
etc. etc. ~
Also, his present RESIDENCE, situated on Main
street, near patin's Hotel.
For further information, apply to +. A. King, or
10 the undersigned, at Opelousas. October IL.
CHARLES GENIN,
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NoTICE.-The undersigned berebs ~.
~ Planters and others that from ena eDy noti6e
of November next, 1855, the storage n n as.er e Ii
will henceforth be charged for merc 1Sw n s11iEdhs
other artf '"s row laying IN their warehor.ns Al
period OF one nsonth, and for every addit;ansss,! ot y
charged. 7TH." iass VIII N
Nothing will be delivered until the 60.
Washington, October IL, 1856. 'aseisl ~.
riH J.B. A. F0Nrr,,,.
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Two CARPENTERS The undersigpd
i Building Committee appointed by the sveag
of the Church of the Epiphany" are resey @m s
ceive proposals for the immediate erection ~ SMs
of worship, on the Grecian Order OF ArcnIeesus
Those DESTROYS of contracting may see the plens y
calling at Hayse's Hotel.
Opelousas, September G, 1856.
EUGENE PLATE,
CALEB L.. SWAYZE,
EDWARD L. MINING,
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tHAMPAGNE.--A few baskets of this
fine Wine left, which we will sell nj re5ncor
prices, to close the invoice. o".'t
DEBAILLoN ~ CARRIERE, WASHINGTON.
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q BBLs, Thomaston LIME, in fin,
hoO order, for sale by
DEBAILLON u CARRIERE, Washington.
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Cg PERAGE.-The undersigned =. :.
M nd at all times a supply Of siTSAp n \ ol
HEN IS and BARRELS and HALF BARRsrni S = y
Moiaases, of the best workmanship, wteA hs T. ~ fl
the customary prices He WIFI akfso rsreiv ~ a vaeisa'
cute orders for anydesgEription ct work in bis lin IIoe ~ !
PfCKETS for safea. AMOR cash, March IA ffo0T
WlLLTHayeS. READ. Wasb;nr...
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NOTICE.-The undersigned
N Planters and others thsf From & .sstnepy nsiiEJ
Of November next, 1856, the stora ~ sases asls
will henceforth be- charged. for mrr. NV !ssxisRA11
other articles laStSg in their warehouse y "
rod Of one al ~ and for every sddsin sor tasN
charged. S"Dusail rates VINE
Nothing will be delivered until tbs =.
lgton, October II, 1856. = osotaee ispaf
ri DEBAILLON n fyArrm..s
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-1seen
On Thursday evening last, ANN MATILDA, 'daugh
ter Of John E.. and Augusta S. King, aged 8 years.
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MARRIED.
On Thursday, Oct. 0, by Ewell Bundick, Esq, Mr..
GRANNY SPENCE and Miss VIRGINIA DUNN, both Of
this Parish. e
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PUBLIC SALE.
II the above property is not previously disposed of
AZ private sale, it will he offered at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, on SATURDAY. No.
vember l, 1856, at 10 o'clock A. M.
IERMs.-For the Furniture, cash; and for the
House and Lot, n credit of one and two years. with
approved endorsed notes, bearing 8 per cent. inter
est, will be given.
For further particulars, inquire as above.
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DUBLIC sALE.--Estate of Clarjssa Mills

pUBLIC SALE--Estate of Clarissa Mills,
Il widow of Denis NJ. Stevens, deceased.
BY virtue of All order emanating from the Honor
able the District Court in and for the Parish of st.
Landry, the undersigned, a Public Auctioneer iii and
for the Parish aforesaid, will sell at public auction.
to the last aud highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, November co. $50,
at the last residence of the deceased, in Cataro, the
following property, to wit:
4 TRACT OF LAND,
on which the deceased last resided, As~N
situated in Cataro, and bounded on &A aSMss
the south by public road, on the 81 I'LL hi
north by land of Madame Alexandra GE5AGIIsa@
and on the west by land of Madame kinble, contain.
ing about ninety-one arpents. Together with the
BUILDINGS And IMPROVEMENTS
situated thereon.
Another ,ak
TRACT OF LAND, -
situated in Prairie Mamou, and containing six hun
dred aud forty acres. The boundaries of this last
mentioned Tract OF Land will be made known on the
day of sale.
Also, .
& SLAVES, -
vs. of both sexes and of different ages, ~
as follows: ~
LEWIS, aged so years;
DICK, aged % years;
FRANK, aged Is years;
JIM, aged Is years;
ALFRED, aged 10 years;
BETSEY, aged 80 years,
With her child, BARNEY, aged 8 years;
SALLY, aged 81 years;
BETTY, aged 50 years.
One lot of GENTLE CATTLE;
Two HORSES; One MARE and COLT;
One BRANDING IRON; One BUGGY;
One CART; One Lot of LUMBER;
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-All the movable prop
n1tu IpYrn1 fIo<f1r lIn.,, a. ~. ~
estate payable on the LIST of April, 1857, and the
Lands and Slaves payable as follows: One-ifth of
inc purchase money on the list of April, 1857; one
half OF the balance on the 1st of April, 1853. and
the remaining half on the LIST of April, 1853. Pur.
chasers to give their notes, with one good security
IN solido, to the satisfaction of the Administrator
and the Lands and Slaves to remain specially mort.
gagged to the estate to secure the payment of the
purchase money and the interest that may accrue
thereon, at the rate of s per cent. per annum from
the maturity thereof until finally paid.
Parish of st. Landry, October Is, 1856.
ACHlLLE DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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OLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
~ Gins, for sale at this office,
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boot AND SHOE sHOP.-Ibe go
- scriber, having resumed business at DIS ~
stand, lately occupied by Leur d Acker, resps MS
fully informs the public that he will execute s u Su
promptness and fidelity all work entrusted y i IN
and s%olicits a share of patronage. His price, W. :
Low for Cash, and Cash only.
Opelousas, March l, 1856. ,rprnpN.
JACOB PEFFERkohS.
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DEGULAR PACKET BET, ZEN N
III ORLEANS AND WASHINGI
Capt zap n JON" MY Iyo %sav viii l esva~ Washingts Ias 49,
for New0rleaus, via the Atchafalaya, ot.TUESDAY
NEXT, 2lst instant.
Freight will be taken Mt as low rates as by any
her boat.
,s-srders and letters can be deposited ct the store of
Shwartz & Kaufman, in opelousas. Oct. Is.
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~. 5n1AlS AAIlUN FOR gAfH
-, - sei ne desirous Of changing nv ioc.,, y
Ridg a. s puasa1s sac sDo my PP nsa on .n'i Pisss;.Ins,II
which about $50 are heavily tim sipents q fsaS. !.
ing House, Negro Cabins, Corn aI Msse The ss,I
olt.hopses ar perfectly new, having Eva ssa sd Ode
ed IN the lasctwo years. The soii IN c~onssuc
nently adapted 70 either Corn q Go " mcn, ma q;
passed s Is = stock range. There are s sboat e a. sass'
% more. 'i For terms saa sss ssa se enSSgh e 3 s,pslsss = 6 g
Albert Dejean, or q he 1nSefsig.AGF aale, Apply
ton on Plaquemin6 Ridge. tsg s''u' - his yplltsssH
| will sell on liberal SSHAArs
October IL. GE6R9&T !, $500
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NOTfJE.-An persons indebted 4 I. :
~ tate of the late Captain JAMES .JHpN w. =
will please settle with o. Hinckley, WashinassnS.i q
dilly authorized TO receipt for the s, ssys q
vi M. JOHNSTON. T1estamentary Exec s,ss. q
: Augux. ''"oheaaa
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3O0 SACKS SALT, for sale by
wv DEBAILLON & CARRIERE.
Washington. La,
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plCKETs.--6 and Q foot Pickets, for sale
FoSTES s;51' E LYONS, Washington, La.
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SHINGLES, for sale by
Ao9ooo JONATHAN HARRIS,
at his residence in Opelousas.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.-The price Of
~ Fresh Flour being So 90 in the NewOrleans
Market, Bakers are required to give % ounces of
bread for ten cents, during next week.
Board. of Police, Opelousas, October Is, 1885,
NJ. kENlSON, President,
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SEPTEMBER 1885,
~ HAVANA CIGARS,
Just received a full supply of superior Havana
cigars. Also a large supply of Common Cigars, by
" u. l.. NiMMO, Patin's corner.
IN SACKS WHEAT BRAN, for sale
Nv by DEBAlLLON & CARRIEEE,
Washington, La.
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!. That the exercise of the power is limited
to no time by the act, and that none is fixed
by the Constitution.
2. "ierritory and " State" in the clause
are placed in contradistinction the sam
thing is asserted of e%ach;--the "lerritory' u
ends when tie State" begins. The estate"
begins when the people meet in Convention to
form the Constitution and this is the State "
that is m%eant--not one sovereign already ; for
such an assertion in reference to a sovereign
State would be Congressional i'upertinence.
Hence it is the people before the beginning of
the " State that are meant by Territory:
they have this power, under the bill, from The
moment of organization.
3. The Constitution of the United States
contains no clause or expression on slavery
that is applicable--ncne in aid or restraint of
any power over slavery. Said Constitution
contains no power over the tenure of property,
domestic institutions, and social affairs; and
hence can not restrain the people in any power
they may possess on these subjects.
A. Senators Cass, Douglas, and others de-
clared in Senate July 2, 1856, that the above
phrase did not affect the question of Territorial
power; that the people had it or not, indie
pendent of any such phrase and that said
phrase did not alter the meaning and intent of
the act, which were to give the people, in their
Territorial condition, the power to permit or
to prohibit slavery,
5. Judge Douglas declared, on the same &C.
c%asion, that said phrase was put in by himself,
for a different purpose. Sec debate.
Hence the phrase " subject to the Constitu-
ton " has no effect on the meaning of the act
which is-as expressed in adeclaratory amend,
ment, offered by Senator Trumbull, to the
Kansas bill pending in the Senate on July 2,
1S56--to " confer on, or leave to, the people of
" tile Territory Of Kansas FULL POWER, AT ANY
" TIME, TO EXCLUDE SLAVERY from said Terri
Z" tory, or to recognize and regulate it therein"
This was then and there, in open Senate, ad-
Matted and declared to be the true intent and
meaning Of the original Kansas act, by Sena-
tors Douglas. Cass, Bigler, ond Toucey I; and it
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ur, FANCY EUkS, FANCY ECkS. ssasss
I'll We have now open, compiete and $500
azs& splendid stock of Ladies and Childrens ~A
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martini FIX. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin and
every other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies' and Chill
iren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rage Robes and Foot Muffs which have been select
sd fresh fro the largest and most extensive manu-
actores and will be sold ct wholesale aud retail, on
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for neatness, style and quality cannot
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill.
irens Hats and Csps ofevery styles Gents Hats and
Caps (amongst them will be found something entirely
aew MAKING of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market
BINFORD. DICKINSON & WEfSIGER,
ocl7 No. 10 Main street
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DsCHARDsGN & CO.'S
ii CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURTAIN WAREROOMSi
No as MAIN STREET

We have determined 10 coatiae our sales In future
TO the goods indicated sbove by retail aud having
arranged entire end conveniently fitted store fo
that purpose prepared TO exhibit the largss
and most complete assortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c.,
ever seen the Stete of Virginia and but rarely
with in any one establishment in the United States
Importing direct from this English manufacturers
and selecting with care, in person. the best American
fabrics we shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles pertaining to business and
relying the citizens OF Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee 20 sustain in enterprise
them we will be content with moderate profits
1t is intention to keep our stock supplied
throug the year with the latest styies of fashion
able goods in our line.
stock which embraces great variety in patterns of
Velvet, Tapestry and B russels Carpeting
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet, Chen eille and Brussels augs
Door, Psrlor and Chamber Mats
Satin, Worsted and India Damask
Satin and Figured DeLanes
Brocateile and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtains
Cord Tasseis and GiDps do
Window Shades ell styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crum5 Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, article
Floor Oil Cloths Table Oil Cloths
Oil C 9th Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods, sc.
When furnished with diagram and measurement Of
room or hail. we will supsrn end the cutting of Car
pets and Oil Cloths TO any pattern.
Sc Sn-Sm* RICHARDSON l. co.
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ettssiiS L. - 4 @ u i ID So ANUl a. SC as
~ WoaDERFuL CURE OF ScRuFULA BY HAAP-
i no n, II. 4 -Lr,rrrnl


- WospERFUL CURE OF ScRuFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS VEGETABLE TiNCTURE.
NEAR CHEsTERTowN, Oct 23d, 1856.
Messrs. Mortimer & Moaobray: Having seen GER
tcote OF great cure of scrofuia by Hempton's We
setabe gincture servant boy in the family Of the
Hon. VIM P. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certii-
Gates Of Hop II. Clay and others testifying 20 per
Sons cured by it, also induced to try he Tine
servant girl of mine. Her disease iods scro-
fulI in its worst form she blind IN both eyes
and her case bad that never expected to see
her restored procured tho Tincture aud am hap
DIV to say before she hsd used bottle she began to
see-and by the time she had taken the second bottle
her eys-sight quite Ysatored, and she cured CT
this loathsome disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed she has had return of the disease
and consider her entirely cured by this 4incture
give this certificate that others may be iu7u ;ed
was, to try this most valuable remedy, IS believe
from what have seen it would most diseases of
this kind. IL ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, nd
~ Delicate Ladies and children will pleass give
it trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scrofula AS a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Hun dreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold BIZ O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LApn
CO, Richmond; bv Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; By
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by mORTIMER {
HOWBRAY, Baltimore, AID by nrasgisse sa5 6tors-
keepers everywhere.
~ s per hottie; bostlas for Gk
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n0GGET 81 ANDERSON, UPHUi..
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR.
NER CT GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS.
invite the attention of their friends and the public
their stock OF FALL GOODS being the best sssort-
nent they have had TO offer in French and Anne,
lean Paper Hangines. all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains 0snlask and Delane Curtain Goods Conices
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds with many other
articles in the lice of business which will be sola OF
H,nrkeE the rassnlah Me tnrIrs % an
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.,.

w kans"ay from the St Charles Hotel my Ne
n 40 Boy, about 10 or 20 years of age named
MACK. He il boy purchased of DR. Joho
- Il si'on of Nelson county. Said boy wa. sold
oy Lewis Marshall, OF Fauquier county, near Oak.
hill and was formerly owned BY VIM MarshaIrs
tatherina~. Said boy is about feet or Inehes
high, light complexion, and very freckled When he
lett he :ook with MIN a suit of clothes a. fol.
lows: Dark Cashmere pants plush or velvet vest
dark rock coat and green over coat He had on =
esp. VA !
VII give the above reward if taken in or cut Of
the STATE. He may have free papers He mnst he
delivered to ms or secured in jail 50 that esr him
TH0s. NJ FARHOW.
no 'S-fs Ct Charles Botel, Richmond. Va
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~ LEACHED Il - " - - 80. 2UU cases az
~ sorted, corlpr sing the following styles viz
81, Unions, Hope, Kent, Atlantic, sc
2 Oconee, Granite state, Putnam. York Mills
Spring River, Reading. Samoset, Waverly Mills &c
"A Cars Kiver, Hancock, Bancroft Pet.i1uanms
cut, Lonsdale. Wauhoo wsm,utta Lynden, Impe-
rial, Extra Cumberlerd, New England Mania tan
Arctic Extra, N y. Mills &C &c.
ALSO, BLEACHED AND BROWN
lf0 cases AID bales 4 TO IA SneeLings from tho
"eppsrel Bates, Utica, Allendale and other cele-
brsted Mills.
The above were purchased at tn, lowest October
prices ana will be SON at smaller profit than the
actual advance upon hs goods since they wei pur-
chased, desifols to reduce our stock prior
TO the lst January.
de 5 KENT. PAINE l. CO
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TEN DOLLARs RKMAnnln a,

% away from the subscriber, the 9TH No.
~2A vember, Negro Woman named Emsline
<I~ ased IL years, of dark complexion, sprightiy
1870 snd speaks quickly when spoken to. She
hiss oeon 10 the habit of running away, and was
ehsiaed around tho ankles when sh weot from INV
house in Sidney, near the Far Grounds Twill give
$40 f.ward for her apprehension and delivery to me-
Gno 2S--lm ELIZABETH JENNINGS
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err TIE GREAT SOUTHERN @XXsM
Eis HAT AND CAP MANDATORY $500
E2AASD DEPOT-JOHN COOLEY, 81
Main street. has now reaey for the Winter Trade OF
1856 g. most superb assortment Of Ladies, misses
and Gentemen's
Flu S..
entirely new of the latest styles and OF every de-
,cription. Amongst them are
Lynx Capes Mantillas Martalets, Victorines, Tip
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&C., &c, 10.
ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon, Badger
Leopard end Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink swansdown Trimmings
Nuts Gsntlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, DO.
sc 25--ts
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TLa1N cT ne LIZ 1Gn1s
The numbers from / to 81, $50 corresponding with
those Numbers on the tickets, printed on separate
slips of aper encircled with small tubes aud
placed in wheel
The Fl st 2l6 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number is
drawn from the wheel of M obsrs, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. IL
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib
tied to the audience, and registered by the Connie
sioners the Prize being placed against che number
drawn This operation is pested until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the tive succeeding num-
beers to those drawing the first 10 prizes, will be
titled to the 81 Approximation Prizes. according to
the scheme.
last figure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the number wing the $40 600 prize
ends with Ne l, then all the tickets where the
Der ends in |, will be entitled to $40 If the number
ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where the
Der ends in will be entitled to $40 and to 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Az, by this scheme, one ticket in every ten Ia qua
ages of 10 Tickets (where the numbers ends in l,
8, A, S. 800 at the following rates, which is
the risk on them.
All that they draw the $40 Prizes accrues to
Certificate of Packages of 10 Wh.e Tickets, SEQ
10 Quarters d" IS
1t will be perceived by this plan, that fer $50 the
purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets, when il
ne buys Tickets he would only get for that six
Wholes, thus by buying Certificates he has four
chances for the larger prices. Halves and Quarter
Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enc the money to address for the Tickets
dered the receipt of which they will be forward-
ed by frat mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
in any figure they msy desisnste.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing
" Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their post Office. county and State
a. Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction
e All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid lmnedi.
ately after the drawine-othsr prizes at the usual
time of so days, in full withou. deduction.
All cominuni cations strictly confidential.
In future our Lotteries will be drawn on the 10Th
goth and 50th of each month.
Erize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tskets
At either Office
Orders for Tickets Certificates can he addressed
either 70 8. SWAN q co, Atlanta Ga
DEE or 8. SWAN. MONTGOMERY Ala