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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Nov "a.
Editor Post-In your issue Of 2lst inst, we notice
the following hit at your Atlanta correspondent "Phe
gentleman who formerly sent commercial letters
from Atanta,is dead. Obituary next week" Towhich
we reply: "He 10 not dead but sleepeth."
SEAGO ABBOTT.
Annexed please find statement Of produce market
BACON, clear sides OK @ 10c, ribbed @ 9kc; hams
choice, ION q l2c. LARD l2c, dull PoRx retailing at
7c,net. Com 60 q Toe, moderate demand FLOUR, SUI
perfine $50 q ~; extra 80 a - q bbl-good stock
Prices have a downward tendency: OATS 6Oc, scarce
WAEAr $1,25 q ], 49, FEATHERS IS a Doc, with good
demand for small sacks at retail. GREEN APPLEs H.
Foes 10 q 1sc. BUTTER 12h a 20.
We will write you II In our power once month, per.
haps weekly. Very respectfully,
SEAG0 4 ABBOTT.
Ps.-It Is generally believed that there is now more
old Bacon In the Southern markets than any former year
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

PUBLIC DEBT or vIRaIsIA.-By an official
statement Of the condition of the public debt
of Virginia on the 30th Of September last, II
appears that the actual amount is 1861 ,049.
The debt was reduced 10000 and increased
during the past yenr 82,lS4,670. The State
Ia the owner Of a large amount Of bank and
internal Improvement stocks, some Of the
Inter unproductive.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

STATE TEMPERANCE Society OF New
YoRK.--The receipts of the State Temper
ance Society for the past year from donations
amounted to Sl3.Ol8. Five persons-Eras-
tus Corning and E. C. Delevan, of Albany;
Charles Butler, of New York; Gerrit Smith,
of Madison County, and Dr.. Mott, of Schen-
eesady, gave $1,000 each. The whole
amount was expended in the publication of
Temperance papers and documents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

WHAT A CITY.-A ragged school nssocia.
ton, in public appeal, states that there are
in London 100000 who never attend public
worship, 100000 hnbitual drunkards, $780, 900
open profiigates, 10000 professed beggprs,
10 900 gamblers, 10000 destitute children,
Z, 900 receivers OF stolen goods. More than
10000 young men under eighteen years Of
age are annually committed for theft in Great
Britain.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

A FILLMORE VrcroRY-HUzzAl- under
stand that on last Saturday, Capt. James G.
Massingale, weighing about 200 lbs, gross,
and every ounce for Fillmorel was unanimous.
ln elected Justice Of the Peace in the 18th
Civil District of McMnn county. Some days
before the election, Buchanan man let off
as large as life, ran about a quarter and
''caved inl" About the third quarter another
Buckite pitched in," ran few hundred
yards and flew the track The fact is, the
gallant Captain just spread himself and
covered the whole track, so that the young
Bucks were compelled to run behind him, so
they boltee, ran into the woods, threw up
their tails, and wiltedl
The Captain is now an "ofice.holder," and
will be excused from making the trip up Salt
River, but his place will be supplied by the
t,Oo young Bucks, who are under the unpleas.
ant necessity of taking voyage for the bene-
fit of their health.
Come, Mike and Bas, fall into line,
And let the Captain rip;
The tide 10 high, the weather fine
Wen have Q Jolly trip!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

A piece Of candle may be made to burn
all night in n sick room, or elsewhere, If n
dull light is wished, by putting fine pow
der salt on the candle until it reaches the
black part o: the wick. In this way,a mild
and steady light may be kept through the
night from small piece Of candle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

SUGAR MAKING.-We learn from the Mes.
senger of St. james parish, of the 18th inst,
that many of the large planters have begun
sugar making with great activity. The Mes.
senger says:
We understand thnt the juice is of superior
quality this season, and we are assured that
the article manufactured is beautiful, which,
it is thought, will in manner compensate the
plarter for the shortness of the crops.
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Chancery Court Mt Clinton.
Robert McKamy,
Collins Roberts, ct. ais.

NOUertss utS n
TT appearing from the allegations OF the
Polly Ann England, Barton England. Isabells
G. England, +. M. England, McEwen England,
Samuel England. and Sarah Ann England.
parties defendant to this suit. are nOn.resi'
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, it 10 there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, for four successive weeks. mott.
fyiug the said defendants to appear at the
next Chanesry Court. to be held in the town
of Clinton, Tennessee. on the first Thursday
after the fourth Monday of December next,
to plead, answer or demur to the said bill, OF
the same will be taken as confessed - "a
them aud set down for hearing ex parts.
WM.,H. WHlTSON, e. d NJ
Clinton, Nov 81, ls56-4t-prs fee ts-43S
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East Tennessee q Georgia Rail- Read,
To those Interested. =

n The meeting Of The Board Of DIrectors, held 10
"A Athens the 9Th October last, the following res
olution was adopted, to Wit; ..'.ts ~,
Rssosvsd That the Secretary give publication In soma
Newspaper printed In Knoxville, Athens and Cleveland
calling upon delinquent Stockholders 70 come forward
on or before the lst day OF April nett, and pay the
amount due on their stock the Board will proceed
70 forfeit the stock sue for the same In ther dscrs
ton." H. q. yACkbONS beers&ary
Athens, Nov II, ls5s-tia-ls6
- Knoxville Register and Cleveland Banner viii
please COPY tn LIST April.
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Rittenhouse Academy.

TuNHE Trustees or the above Institution take pleasure
IL In announcing. to. the public that they have
cured the services Of WILLIAM @. LLoYD and DAUGHTER,
late of New York, who come highly recommended to
said Trustees a. Teachers of thefrs order and that
the Winter Session of said Institution will commence
on Monday the LIST December next. Rates Of Tuition
will remain as beretofore-f5 8, so and i5-wth the
further fee of'one dollar during the Winter Session.
HENRY LIGGErT, sec'y Of the Board.
Kingston, Tenn, Nov 81, 1s564t-425
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Died,
At Ms fathers residence, Athens, on thu 18th
inst, JosEPH r., infant Of Thomas d. and Sarah
Mayfeld, aged three months and seven days.
Fades the lovely blooming flower,
Smiling splace Of an hour
Soen our transient comforts fly
Pleasure only blooms to die.
Lovely babe. how brief thy stay
Short And hasty was thy day;
Ending soon thy soourn here,
Pain or grief no more to bear.
Hard II Is from thee to part
Though 1t rcnd my aching heart
Since IN heir to gory's gone
Let the will Of God be done.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Virgil Powers, Esq, has been appointed
Chief Engineer ofthe Georgia and Florida
railroad, in the place of Mr.. w. N. Mussey,
licensed.
The railroad will be completed and in op.
Grafton on the LIST of December, from Alba.
ny to Sumpter city. and passengers will he
transported from Albany to Macon in twelve
hours.
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HAVE you sUBsCRIBEb
~ TnK
Cosmopolitan Ar. Art Association

Il
SEE The RARE INDUCEMENTS
TIVE manase.en, have the pleasure Of snnUaneihs
Il that the collection Of Works Of Art designed fof
received previous to the 3sth Of january, 81 much
larger and more costly than any previous year.
Among the leading works in ia
"WOOD NYMPH,"
The Busts Of the three Great American Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBSTER & CALHOUN;
R Z; i5qS''i'i IT, Bust
II Marble. \ he y sic. o. a n A.
Together Win the following Groupes and Statues ID
STRUGGLE roR THE HEART;
VENUS AND APPLE; PSYCHE; MAGNALEN;
CAPTIVE BIRD; and LITTLE rRuANr
with numerous works in Bronze, and collection d
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
ributed allotted among the subscribers whose naaea
arereceved previous to the Trenfy. eighth january,
1851 when 4 " pssr on Til NJ gssS
| Every subscriber OF tire doiidrs Is entitled to
copy ofthe fine Steel Engraving Saturday of
A copy Of the Art Journal one year, and
Ticket In the Annual Distribution Of Works Of Art.
Thus, for every % paid, a person not only gets
beautiful Engraving or Magazine year. but also re-
ceives the Art Journal year, and Ticket In the
Annual Distribution. making four dollars trorh q
TeuushH WdHer besides the ucket, ny which vnuA-
Bile painting or piece OF statuary may be received In
addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving. sat.
urday Night have either OF the following oneyear;
Hnrpers MagaEine Godey's Ladys Book, United States
Magazine, Knickerbocker Magazine, Graham's Maya
zine, BlacKwood Magazine,
No person Is restricted to = single share. Those
taking i've memberships, remtting t15. are entitled
to six Engravng and to six tickets In the dntrbrton
any Ave Of the Magazines, year, and se ckets
Persons. in remtting funds for membership, VIM
please register the letter ut the Post Once to prevent
loss on receipt OF which, certificate Of membership,
together with the Engraving Magazine desired, VIII
| be forwarded to any part Of the country.
For further particulars the November Art Jour-
| nal, sent free on application.
| For membership, address
| C. L. DERBY, Actuary CA. A..
S4S Broadway, New York. or Western Once, 166 Water
| street, Sandusky, Ohio. Nov 9l-0t-4a6
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lH- Amos Kendall, ESQ has been Skim

tB- Amos Kendall, Esq, has been skinned
by II Mr.. Skinner, in Washington, who pro-
fessed TO know how to teach the deaf, dumb
and blind, md TO establish an institution
there with that object. lie received money
but would not account for it, and accordingly
Mr.. Kendall denounces him in the Union nm
an impostsr These are certainly fast times;
some twenty years ago, the Hon. Amos was
thought to be the cutest man in the country.
But alas, he il now an old fogy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

By Cow CRTsEs.-At the various times In
the history Of our Government there have
been those who predicted and desired It's
overthrow, for causes which the verdict of the
people md Of impartial history have pro-
nounced not only inadequate, but unworthy
even Of serious consideration Mt the present
dry. Al one time II was the Congregational
enactment of the odious alien and sediton
law under the elder Adams; at another the
long continuance Of a war; held ~ mahy in
the New England States, 10 be rash and
needless In the beginningi at nnother; Il was
the high rates Of the tariff, while at the pres.
ent dav constant surplus in the Treasury
though derived from the sources 90 rdundly
denounced in 1888, is held to be not only
quite tolerable, but found very convenient
even by n democratic administration. For each
and al Of these crises, however, disution was
named M the sole sufficient solution, vet still
the Union stands, and the evils thus deplored
no longer remain to haunt the troubled vision
of patriots or even poIi,icians--Nai. Int
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

KANSAS NEws.-St. Louis, Nov l7.-Our
advces from Lawrence are to the 10th inst.
Last Saturday, twenty Of the prisoners taken
ut Hickory Point were tried and found guilty
of manslaughter, and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment ut hard labor.
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ON M E RCIAL L.
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Nov "a.
Herewith end statement OF our Produce market:
BACON, sides Q @ 9kc; hamsl1 a 12c. shoulders "
"a Sc. LARD 10 a 18c. BEEF ~ q Sc. Pork 81 q
INC. WHEAT, 81 25 q $50 fer red and 81 40 q ,4o
for white. FLouR " % q $50 q Dbl, and same rate
In sacks. CoRs 6s a 1Oc 0Ars45 q soc. STOCK Pas
70 q SOC. WHITE BEANS 81 q les. FEATHERS 43 q
45c. DRIED PEACHES, peeled, ~ @ $50; unpeeled 81
q rs. DRIED APPLES, peeled 81. BUTTER scarce at
10 q zoe. EGGS scarce at IS q 20c. GROUND PEAS 81
@ 1873 Q Su.
Yours, very truly,
IA. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

"FNE BY DEeREEs ANE BEAUTIFULLY
LEss."-This line, about the authorship OF
which there has been some dispute, is to be
found in Prior's Henry and Emma, where
Henry, speaking to Emma, says:
"No longer shall the bodice apty iac'd,
From thy full bosom to thy slender waist,
That air and harmony Of shape express,
Fine by degrees and beautifully less"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

It is beautiful to behold at wedding, the
sorrow.stricken air of the parent MS he 'gives
The bride away" when you know that for
the last ten years he has been trying his best
to get her off his hands.
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
Q. r.. GIBSON

.. r.. GIBSON
TIAS Just received his Fall and Winter supply Of
III Goods, embracing general assortment Of such
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods as are usually offered
In this market Also, general assortment OF Groce-
which be ofers low down for cash or merchantablo
Country Produce. Give him call and You shan't
go away dissatisfied, Nov 2l-425
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

sY- What is the difference betwee filling
pitcher with water and throwing II woman
overheard! One is "water in the pitcher"
and the other "pitch her in the water"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

DEAD.-Mondiola, the old guide who pi.
loted General Taylor through his campaign
In Mexico, up TO the battle Of Buena Vista,
died in Mercer Valley, Texas, afew days
since, at the advanced age Of 90 years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

New ORLEANS, Nov. ls.-Mr. Kendall,
the late postmaster of this city, has been nc
Quilted Of the charge brought against him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

straw Cuttcrs.,k Corn Il Cob Crushers.
IUsT recei red, iotof these celebrated Machines.
d from the mandatory Of Miller, winsate Co.,
Loulsyie, Ky. Gall and examine them.
For sale BY NOV Ell u. W. ROSS, Agent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

QUEBEc, Nov. l7.-The City Bank was
robbed last night, but fortunately Il contain.
cd only $4,000 The entrance was effected
by undermining the safe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

WATERvILLE, Me-, Nov. l8.-The Cotton
Bank of China, this State, was closed yes
terday by the State Commissioners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-Last night n
splendid musical party serenaded Judge Doug
las, Of Illinois, and his beautiful bride, ut the
Girard House.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Bosros, Nov. ls.-The bills of the Mount
Vernon Bank, Providence, are selling here ut
fifty cents on the dollar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

tW- They have new way of Matching
chickens in the west, by which single ma
terna fowl is made to do the duty of I
hundred. They fill a Darrell with eggs, and
place hen on the bunghoe
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

AUGUSTA, Nov. l9.-The Bank of East
Tennessee has not suspended as reported
The report is untrue.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th inst, by Rev. j. T. Miles, MAI. @. W.
ALEXANDER, of Charleston, Tenn, to Miss CARRIE
only daughter Of Col. j. N Johnson, jamestown, &C..
On Thursday, the Goth ins by Rev. James Marshall,
MFR. JOHN E. Hicxo1, Of McMinn, to Miss MARY LEE,
daughter Of Gen. r. II. Bratcher, Of Campbell county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

SHOCKING FArALITY.-A letter from Nor
gan county, Illinois informs the st. Louis
News of most distressing casualty, or,
rather series of casualties, which occurred
about three miles from Jacksonville a few
days ago, and to which nearly n whole fam
lily fell vctimes A small girl daughter of
widow rnmrd Ironmanager, while feeding
the pigs, having got into the pen where they
were confined for the purpose, was attacked
bya vicious SOW; and torn so shockingly
that she died.; n large hole was eaten in her
side BY the savage beast and she was other.
wise mangled. The shock on the mother Mt
the horrible spectacle killed her too. The
next night camphne lamp exploded acct
dentally in the house, killing one child in
stanty, and 80 severely injured another that
it is not expected to survive.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Hoo TRADE IN TIE Wrsr.-At st. Louis, on
the 18th inst, pork was selling at to bAo
for hogs weighing 200 pounds and over. and
the same prices are offering for the delivery
of hogs up to December 20,
The latest dates we have received from the
following places furnish the following prices
Al Havana, Illinois, pork 90. gross.
Lincoln. Illinois, pork, gross. to 4ic.
0quswka, illinois, pork, gross. Dc.
Sandy Mines, Missouri, 90, gross. =
Auburn, Missouri, n to 44c.
Ritehfeld, Missouri, from 8 to 10.
Knoxville. Missouri selling at 8 to Stc.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. l0.-The demand
was dull, and prices dropping. at Ct to stc.
ing dressed hogs At 81 to 60. These rates are
beyond the views Of packers there.
Lsrimgton, No., Nov. s.-The MoGrsws are
offering 80, but sellers have not come forward
freely.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

IMPORTANT DEcIsloS.--The Supreme
Court of Connecticut, sitting in this city, has
decided that the Prolibitory act known as
the "Mnine Law" is constitutional. We I'M
derstand there were two cases carried up for
its decision. There will probably be no new
prosecutions, however, until after the town
election. THERE'S n very general surprise
manifested at the decentralization paper
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

CALT.-f95 Bags coarse Salt;
NJ % hne
Just received, In good condition, and for sale
Nov IS, 1855 McEwEN 4 GILLESPIE
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sY-A man who dislikes mop handle,
should be careful how he spits tob.cco juic,
on n red headed woinan's carpet.
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Cedar Grove High School,

EAGftIh SESSAONs
Commencing October 20kh, 1856.
TuyHE Trustees have completed their arrangements
III with Mr.. H. b. HEYwO0D to take charge Of this
School for the two sessions next ensuing The School
located pleasant and heaithful neighborhood four
miles Southeast OF Charleston, Bradley CO., Tenn.
Rates Of Tuition, per Session:
LIST photography, Reading, Penmanship, Pr-
mary Geography and Mental Arithmetic .........s6
ed Class-Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geogra-
ply, English Grammar and Modern History. 500. 0
Sd Ciass-Aigebra, Geometry, Surveying, Analyti-
Physiology, Latin Greek and French Languages, II
Contingent fee 10 cts.
No student will be received for less term than
half session. and no deduction made for lost time
cept In cases Of protracted sickness Board 10 90 cts
per day. Joas MEE,
Nov as-tf-42T JoHS HAxBsIoHr,
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Swan & Cos I otteriesl
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery
H CLASS %, -. .+"i
To BIZ drawn the city Of Atlanta, Georgia. public,
On Saturday; December %, 1855, on the Plan of
sin gl g n u m be rs |!
$4,000 $50 Prizes o."
More tsdA One Prize to srsry Zen nessltt
Ma n % HceMt Nch e M q /!
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q 8 halt boxea 4 by, 10 Window Glass "
ll8 lbs Putty, bbl. Plaster. &
- q "'' MEDICINES. NJ
Fowler's Solution; Lime Juice;
stBalsam Toln;.;. ; Lintseed Oil-prepared
Cerste. Cantharides; for medical use;
Flax.seed-ground; Oil Of Rhodium:
NasiGalls; rt' .'1T.ffnnts Apperient.
Galbanum--straineda tat -. -
~. INSTRUMENTS.
Paint Brushes brass Bed.p.ns:
bound; Ear and Teeth Syrin.
White Bristle-gr'nd (: ges-glass and metal.
PAINTS.
White Lead and Zinc; Scarlet;
4, And many other articles too tedious to men.
ton. - -, :. ~. 800. ..t..
All staple Medicines on hand.
Nov q. 1856 WIN. BURNS.
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CAMELs FOR THE UNITED STATEs.-A let.
TER from Constantinople to the New York
Journal Of Commerce (Oct. 7th) says:
."The store ship Supply has again come
out in the Mediterranean sen for u cargo of
camels, aud is daily expected at Smyrna where
Mr.. Heep is now engaged selecting the best
kind for transportation to Texas. The Otto.
man government has sent an order to the
Governor General of Smyrna to zee that
every assistance he given to Mr.. lIecp in car.
rying out the project Of government, and |
hear that he will probably make visit into
the interior of Asia Ninor-to Sardis or
Komiah--in pursuance of his Instructions
The Sultan has ordered the Governor ener.
al Of Smyrna to give Mr.. Heep six of the
finest camels of the country for his govern.
ment in the view of evincing the interest
which he takes in the successful introduction
of camels into the United States. Last yeal
the sudden departure of the Supply from
Constantinoplc prevented her taking the
camels offered by the Sultan"
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Medical Works for Sale.

TUNHE subscriber has so volumes Medical Books
l. standard works-which he wishes to dispose Of.
lie will sell them at low rates.
Athens, Nov 2s-tf SAMUEL II. JORDAN.
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$3.50 Prizes, smtuntng 10 900
Whole Ucsets go a,res 5-puartars ~. sH,.
5000 Prikes Of $40 will be determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the O00 For ex.
SIMPLE IL the number drawing the $4,000 Prise epds
with wi be entitled to 40 II the number epds Win
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends win
will be entitled to 80, and so on. .is't -
oertincate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
10 Quartet 8 .,.. is,
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack.
ages Of Tickets either to
8. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, "a. 4,
June 6-td-4o2 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
$4,000 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets are placed In Wheel The FIRST 2i6 Prizes
are placed In another wheel. number 10 drawn
from the number wheel, and at the same time Prize
10 drawn from the other wheel. The Prize drawn Ia
placed against the number drawn. This operation 10
repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
I'm Ordering Tichets
Enclose the money address for the Tiaketsor.
dered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY
FIRST mall
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post ONCE, county and State.
eU Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
az All Prizes Of u 900 and under paid immediate.
" AFTER the drawlng-oher prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. : 8
Prise Tickets cashed renewed In other tickets at
either ONCE.
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10. ..ExPu1a1O1
"A 7 regular meeting Of sfcMinn Lodge, No. ~, l.
"A o. o. r. Held at the Lodge Room In Athens Tenn,
on the. 18th October Joseph NJ. Horton was
expelled from all the benefits and privileges Of Odd
Fellowship for conduct unbeeoming an Odd Fellow.
Nov. IA, 1s58-8t-425 r. T.. GAMBLE, Sec'y.