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1T Is TRUE.

What's true. The assertion, to he found in
our advertising columns, that Mcssrs. BLooMDEEG
& Brother have now on hand an unusually large
and well-sclectcd assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods, is true We have looked in upon these
Goods, and we can therefore v0uch for every word
of it: and, besides we conscicntiously warn our
readers to see for themselves and prove the truth.
Messrs. BLooMDEEG & Brother are enterprising
and worthy men, and have fine talent for selling
bargains.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
State Temperance Society.

vENFIE undersigned, appointed by the State Tenn
L pcrancc Society to organize a District So
ciety for York, respectfully announces to- his
fellow citizens that, to carry out this purpose, q
public meeting will be held in the Court House,
Yorkville, on Wednesday, the 18th OF November,
at II o'clock. Several Speakers have been selec-
ted, and have consented to address the meeting.
As there are many frieuds Of Temperance who
for various reasons viii not consent to identity
themselves with existing organizations, tits hoped
that this effort will meet with their approval and
that they will promptly lend us their CO operation
in behalf Of its success and extended usefulness.
r. A. ROSS.
Oct0 Al If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
SALES-DAY.

Sales-day was unusually lively. Our friends from
the country were in town in larger numbers than
we have known for ycars-attraetcd doubtless by
the extraordinary excitement which pervades cT-
cry nook and corner of our district, and, in some
sort, by these little prcliminarics which must
sometimes be arranged before Courtweek.
Several tracts Of land were sold by the Comm's-
sioner, and other property by the Sheriff, which
were bid-off at fair prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
THE CHARLESTON DUEL.

We have copied on the first page the correspon-
dcnce which led to the sad affair, in Charleston,
resulting in the death Of Mr.. TABER. By peru5-
nj Of the several notes, the reader will be enabled
to arrive at full explanation of the merits Of the
dispute. Additional to them, we ought to state
that Cardhas since been published by Mr.. B. R..
CARROLL exhonerating Judge MAGRATn from cen
sure for not promptly interfering in person to stay
the affair." lie was detained at Aiken by domcs-
tic afliction, but made every possible effort to-
wards reconciliation. consistent with duty to his
immediate family.
In reviewing the merits and the conduct of this
truly melancholy affair." We might find just reasons
for inlulging in serious and sober reflections
But we forbcar. All that was i'll in that bloody
tragedy has been DONE and cannot now be undonc;
and il is ours TO lament that tyrannical and too
highly sensitive public opinion has, in this or in
any instance cXactcd such strict obedience to its
fearful and inexorablc laws. The victim was n
shining mark. Never have We known more beau
tirul and touching offerings to the memory of the
young and the gifted, than those which his COM
panion- scmtincls on the watchtower have strewn
over the grave of WILLIAM r. TABER. A hero in
battle, y sage in council, dying, might indeed
sleep we'll for such requiem: well, with Il fame
so freely given, so ruthfully won, and so brilliant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
NOT SoIART.

The Chester Staadard man has huttered and
''cackled :" hence, the following ''bal egg"
'The Yorkville Enquirer of last week fulmi-
mates the following, which in consideration that
since our last was written, one Spanish cock and
I or Shanghais of ours have come up among the
missing, and in consideration also of the fact that
none of the York Editor men have, dd mterim
been in these parts, does look eggs-traordiuary
and sy-regious," not to say 'JoUt."
All. now, ncighbor, as Young America, (mouth-
of-gingerbread) might be supposed to say
ssthat amt smart ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09

To THE PUBLIC.-In another column will be
found IN article in the shape of an advertisement,
treating upon that very common disease, Consti-
patton Of the Bowels It will repay the perusal,
for in it of that disease set forth, that
are, quite likely, to great many, altogether and
entirely new and novel. Let it be read by every
onc especially those that are afflicted, for they
will then see that the taking of purgative or even
laxative medicines is not only useless but positive
" injurious. Read it at your leisure, when you
can read it carefully and attentively.
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"A GA~D.

VHNHE undersigned takes this method to inform
l. his friends and the voters of York District,
generally, that he has withdrawn himself ms q
candidate for the Office of Tax Collector He is
is induced to take this step, from the fact Of lis
inability, through pressure of moro urgent bus
incss to canvass the District, as is usual in snch
cases. He returns his thanks to those who have
pledged him their support and trusts that the
public will find, among the many in the field, o
faithful and efficient officer - .
BENZ. p. BOYD.
Oct IL 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
THE CHARLOTTE DEMOCRAT.

This sterling Democratic journal, for some time
conducted by Mr.. John J. Pa!rer, has passed in
to the hands of William J. Yates, Esq, recently
of the Fayetteville Worth CarOlininn. MIR. Palm
er published quite crcditahle paper, and has
placed no idle task on his successor. We hope tt
hear of him again, and, meantime, checrtully cX'
tend to the new Democrat our kindcst courtesy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
For the York vile Enquirer.

.MeSsrs Editors Permit US to state that indis-
pensablc engagements have prevented the prepar-
alton of article this week in answerto the que.
res of Citizen" Although the questions pro-
pounded present an almost boundless field of
thought and inquiry, yet We hope to be excused
by "Ctizcn," if we close by another article or
two. THE COMMITTEE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
Oct
COME TO SUPPER :


A SUPPER will be served on WEDNESDAY
N evening next (1Gth instant) by the Ladies Of
the METHODIST CHURCH in this place, in the
ID Story of the "ADICKES BUILDlNG."
The design is to contribute to the financial in
terests of the Church. and it hoped that the en-
tertainment will be literally patronized. Those
who 20 will be sure to objects of interest and
attraction on the table and around it; and are
promised most certainly the worth Of their mon
ey; while those who will not 60, it is believed,
will be better satisfied to be left in "bssful ig-
norance" of those delicious facts. Therefore, we
shall not particularize: and shall say nothing
more than that doors will be open at half-past7
o'clock ;-almittaucc so cents; children, half
price. -H
Oct 8 .. 1t
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NIERE-MENTION.

Those who desire to buy property, will refer to
the advertisement of Mr.. j. \. McElwce, jr. lie
offers at private sale % valuable negroes eight
tracts of land two mill seats three lots in Rock
Hill, &C.. on very reasonable terms. .'''''"'Hon.
john Toomer, distinguished citizen of North
Carolina, died, recently, at Pittsboro'. ...'''..'The
cornerstone of the new University building, at An
derson, C. H., was laid with Masonic ceremonies
OH the 25th ult. Messrs. J. L. Orr and J. P. Reed
delivered speeches. '''.'""GoY. Wise, Of Virginia,
seems to be in earnest about preparations for war;
lie has issued, through the Adjutant General, Or
ders to the commandants throughout the State to
thoroughly organize the militia, that it may be
qualified ''to render effective service whenever Vir
cna may call for it. t.'...'.".A crusty old bachelor
saws that ladies wear corsets from nstinct-a ma
tural love OF being squeezed. The brute. ''''''"'
The Orleans Delta advocates the exemption--with
certain qualifications and conditions--of slaves
from sale for debt, making them species of home
stand property. 1t learns that proposition to
this effect will be introduced at the next session
of the Mississippi Legislature. What do you
think of it?....''.Two men named Prince, Yam
kcc school teachers i'll Clark County, Mississippi,
were detected in attempting to incite negroes to
insurrcctiou, and expelled from the State. Such
is the fashion now, and looks like beginning at the
right end ......'The State elections in Pennsylva-
MA occur Tuesday next. As it will probably de"
termine the vote of that State in November, this
is by far the most important election ever held i'll
this country; and all parties are consequently
"stranng their fastenings," for the victory. The
Republicans say that the Democrats and Fillmore
! ties have formed union, and the Democrats
suspect the Republicans Of the same game. 1t
will be fraudulent affair." 60 as it may; for, the
true friends Of the South are in the minority '..''
! The election in Charleston, for Congress, wakes
hotter. Col. Cunningham addressed large meet
| ing, whereupon the Mercury makes the following
| comment: "The meeting last night to hear Col.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09

EIRE! FIRE.! EIRE!.!---The mem
IL bcrs of the. YORKylLLE FIRE COMPANY,
are hereby ordered to attend No EXTRA meet
ing of the Company, THIS EVENING, 9th,inst.,
in the "AdicEes Building at 70 clock.
By order of the Captain.s
J. E. SMITH, Secretary.
Oct q 49, :. & q - fg.-.t -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
DECLINED.

It will be seen from his card in another column
that Mr.. BENJAMIN p Boyd, has declined to run
through the canvass for TaxCollector.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09
ANOTHER NEW DIVISION.

1t gives US pleasure to note down the formation
and equipment of another Company, Of substan-
t;al and reliable men, to he added 10 the Regiment
of such which is now cnlisting in our District
''lor the war against Intcmperancc. 1t is to be
known ny the name Of "Centrc Division No. 30"
and was organized on Friday last, at Centre
Church. in the Bethel country, by Rev. Mr. Les
TER, assisted by several members of York Division
The Division has gone to work under TIC following
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-09

Dr.. \. p. G. CAMPBELL, ". p.
]. Il. WALLACE, ". 4.
JOHN J. JACKSON. r. s.
D. F. DAVIS. 4. Il. s.
JAMES JAMES, +. s.
WM. T. JACKSON, T.
S. B. THOMAS$ON, c.
r. T. MONTGOMERY. 4. c.
W. W. McCARTEP, l. 5.
J. L. McCARTER, q. s.
4. &. LAWRENCE, p. u. p.
The ball is rolling! Keep it in motion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-08-12
YOUNG AmERICA,


GENTS wanted IN every ecuaty in hi. and adjoinfuo
"A States 70 sell tbs abcTs and ir15roEed CORN
Al AHD COB a MlLLs 10 sH s9ch, rare chance 70
privileges viii be disposed of unusually TAR srms y
spPicaion TO the Proprietor.
FAREERs AND STOCK RAIsERs,
oner you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed q ne
Union and which cannot Be superseded By pass or unrs
nventlons Ii is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have ii win crush from 70 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
aP sod maoaged weighs $40 b. sad ss ali contact Of the
gnsiag surfaces q prevented will last suT farmer N e.
cnary enlns 1speak thus Of ir Durability because the
WHO'S :. tasS wants
a AZLL ON TRIAL
tor one month and If it dout give corrpleta -
.s ~ teers os any man tus disposed lei ban nov
y VIII Be refunded TSis CTsher csn BE- stsaahsd 70
ora wstsr OF steam power which renders It The aost
osSs Al soaGn q Aasons and Dixon,s Ina Al
OEoansrs now II the south require too much power
q viii sOcn vee- OCT. EsesrS.aS to -
THE LAWS OF NATURE
; sea Ooo Aiil which sdnits Of lateral or vabhiina
~ll neoesaE1iy, soon oas, All 0Snsr C~usbs-s
- asneols 70 this grand objection ard Re Prn1~;ss
oA1s not dispute IL In the eoastructic- Of a,~,
isss.psS 80. osa s Posc sne ds contradiction; have
~ nave pre7entsda wzbbirs lasera uno;io1 - IN -
compelled TO scknOSisdge il; therefore asss-t ss = =
pexss iaysuoS q TisS M So All an nov selling his Tea
FIFTY DOLLARS
And any ons waiting good tAias.s is sarcastic :
Ssssed % snlne tbs trns merits and Prnspss q t6;s
Mil; sud eEdsr from the Proprietor eF gsats
liberal discount msds 70 dealeTz
!. p. DRoMGOOLE
Shel5Jvills, Tenn, Oct IS soc ProDriss.,-
AGENTS.
Ellis. Gcore Co, "a Market stIsst NASHVILLE Mann
isct1rers and GenerRl Agents.
Beaumont Fall& Co. CiArksTiilFs Agents for Eonkzoz
cry county.
Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agsntf0T Cries county
Wm- Hunt Salem, Agsntfor Franklin eoanty Tsaa
and jackson ccCaty, Ala
James b. Fsnes, csstiisn Springs Agsat so- 5s-a1ss
county.
y ". Hatcher, ColUmbis, Agent for S4ary eourty-
". N. Eel, r, A . Rome, Agent fo- S51,itb county
:. N Akin, Charleston, AgSnI tor Bradley county
'" h HHnieT Sros. icrdca, Agents for East fszEsa-
ees ccfIA-Iyd&friw
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RATES OF FREIGHT

FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH TO
NASHVILLE,
To take effect on and after Ist of June, 1855.
FIRST CLASS.
DIANO FOrtes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
L Hats Liquors, Oils, &c, in bottles, Camphne and
Spirits Turpentne, barrels Carpetng China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in cases. Clocks, COnfeconares, Cot
ton Cards Cutlery cases. Casks and Boxes Dry Goods
in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrub
berry, Furs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses aud Looking
Glass Plate (a owners risk Oysters in cans and jars.
Saddlery, Tin and Bnttanis Ware Teas and Spcesper
100 lbs 81 15e; from LIST December to lstJune and from
lst June to lst December 81 S5
Hardware except such as is specified in LIST and Sd
esss Coffee Mills Machinery Foreign Liquors. in barrels
and pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes
Oils in barrels and casks Crockery and Queenswsre in
crates and casks Rice. Whiteng, Plaster, Sheet Brass
aud Copper-per loo lbs, 81 90.
THIRD CLASS
Axes Shoves, Spades Sad Irous Zinc aud Tn in pigs
Ttnpale, AnVs Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes, Ma.
nilla and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, heavy Castings .ill
gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axes, Chairs and Spikes
and Rosi in bbls-per 100 lbs, soc. 0...
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also CabOys of Acids other Chemicals
will be charged by actual weight but at double ls class
rates, or-per 100 lbs, So SO.
The rates the from Charleston aud Savannah
TO Stevenson, and all Stations this side. Nashville
0vercharges where they evidently will be
ed by the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad, and paid
bS the Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent
delivering. 80
The Roads will pay for hidden damages OF injury
to contents of boxes packages when external appear
ance of damage exists
No claim tor damages will be considered unless
panied with receipt showing the goods to have been
good order when delivered to the Koads at Charleston and
Savannah
In of short goods the Roads require days for
examination of the nef not found by the expiration of
that time the Road delivering will be authorised pay
but claim shall be considered goods soug tor
less receipts exhibited evidence Of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid
and receipt given by the consguees or their agents
The Agents of the N Z. K. are under heavy bonds
the company and all freight bills ere doe 70 the Agents
Individually therefore freight bills be paid in full
paid by the Treasurer Ouy upon certificate OF the Agent
and authority of the Superintendent.
msTl4 BPG ii. l. ANDERSON, Supt
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f['nE Great Remedy tor Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
l. side. Hip, Back, Limbs and JOINTS Scrotuls Kings
@ White yelling, Hard Tumors, StG Joints and all d.
81 nlins whatever,
Where this Plaster Il spilled pain cannO exist
has been beneficial in of weakness As Pain
.at weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Iameness AZ
ocna o Lungs in their primary stages 1t destroys
dslaEtlon by persPiraton.
jsInes ROyd Pckens district, South Carolina, tesges
shEt, by its alone he cured Of Rheumatism both
ai his knees Of several years Standing.
Tie following handed us by respectable Physician
8. GeurEa:
Eessfs. Scovii & Mead Gents: been using your
LSorwur and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
pH'ye for three year. past and Is with pleasure that
este belief IN their superiority all other articles,
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially,
Universal PsnBecS for local pains have also found
'scecH application for Sprans and Bruises 1t gives uni
sorsal -ltisfscton wherever used. SIS OSLIN, NJ d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4tb I65a.
Ey Beware Of COuntcTieits and base lmits tons.
Tho genuine viii in future have the signature Of 4. TAy
o steel plate engraved the label the top of
gOE.
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit
5iais ~ existence.
Tue sold By US, aud by Ggents appointed
gh South, and pedar is allowed 10 sell IT, Deal
gs1lj uehase generally cautioned against buying Of
A8y regular SCENTS OheTwe the viii be imposed up
aub by s worthless article. SCONlL MEAD.
Charires street, New Orleans, Sole General Agents for
thsS"hsm States whom all orders must invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Esin Brothers, Berry & Demoville,
f1sH0s Thomas Wells and q HendershOt, Nashville,
hcun, aed by all other Druggists through the State
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JOY TO THE WORLDI
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RkMEDY
Hurley's SarsaUarilIa.

all The remedies that have been discovered during
" for the hoasand Ills that flesh il heir
none equal this wonderful preparation Only three
have elapsed since the discoveer who spent decade
ed il to the pubc and already recognized by the
eminent Physicians in parts of the 1untry to be the
surprising and q ctve remedy for An diseases of which
they have knuslc lcaye.
All other cORI inds syrups root have hIhe
failed command sanction faculty, because,
dients which neutraize the good OF the saTsapara,
and senmes njure the he ail patient. 1t is
with Huriey's preparation
This the pure and the roots will
trial. be found 10 eeca certain and perfect Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection OF the Bone, HabituaI Costveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Erysipeas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
FistuA, Syphilis,
And all Diseases ofthe Skin.
Besides curing the above II is also known be great
and powerful tonc purifying the blood and nvigorRing the
system. -
Short it is without exception in the cases mentioned
is most desirable, remedy of the age. 1t is already
svey used the country and Is as tobtanng
EurOpern reputation The instances Of it has effected
daily the pToprieors knowledge, and he has
procure relief Om suffering One bottle being tried, Its e
fects Will be too apparent to admit OF fu rber doubt
Recoect Hureys Sarsapaa is the only genuine article
in the market.
lF PTcs dollar per bottle, for I've dollars.
For sale the mandatory, Seventh
SCOVI and Ey dealers in Medicine throughout United
States, Canada and Mexico. jan23-ddwly
BERRY 4 DEM0VILE
Wholesale Agents, Nashville
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SIOO Reward.

iDArAWAi from The subscr ber on the night =. 4
L. Ci The .4th Of July mulsttO fellow, named GV
~ RI =, Tanner BY trGde, snd q first rate Me. -
sbsDIC. W&
Cyrus ID copper eoiorej, with very heavy suit s'%
baiE ssvy Is OrtytTo years age but does not look
nesTly co old. lie Is very intelligent but speaks in o
siow, UudgTone, aud has habit of clearing his throat
frequently during his conversation he may be known
aaeily ~ having st6 finger the right hand | think
The bone OF the third huger broken aud inde1ted
and the hngsr presents the appearance Of stick cut half
a. Two.
C7rus was well dressed, and carried Of large ward.
robe aud plenty ct money. lie is very likely off for
Free State | will give reward Of $50 for his uppre.
n.nsiou and confinement in jail that can get him. if
gHt in this State and $lO0 If esugh Of the State
Dr. JAMES b, STONE, White House,
AuF2-n Williamson county. Tenn.
The Democrat and Journal, Louisville will each COPY
o2a week u Daily and four times in Weekly and send &C
can't 20 this olesfor ollectlon.
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7" Excelsior"

the great trial of Agricultural Implements in Nash
IA vile the 4h, 5th and 9Th of June, 1856,
The sEXGELSIOR CORN CUB MILL" WAS AWARO-
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
will appear from the following extract from the report
Of the committee They say
"Ot Corn and Cob Crushers there we're entries but
in consequence of accidental breakase only two
made trials f,-..- 60 L -
l. Excelsior by J. C. Baldwin (Leavitt's Pstent)
2 Joyees Star Mill by B. s. Weller Little Giant, by
o. H. Anderson. s.. ..t ..e .,'.-
Both these Crushers constructed similar
ealprinepes and use about the power; but the
judges gave the premium to Baldwins Mill II seemed to
hsEe more capacity in given time but It's ehis superor
y consists IN s having movesbe rings which constitute
the grinding surface snd of the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces are cast iron and be rs-
newed readily and at little cost This gives more dura.
bility for less money"
The above Ni, fOr Crushing Corn and CObs or grind
ing meal for lsmy use, furnished all complete s0.
tao pair Of grinding rings SrhicI makes equal to tao
mills, st the low price of $4,000.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN d co,
ie27-Sntw&w 81 College street, Nashville, Tcor.
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SAMUEL SWAMI. aIanaa,r.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
2O4,QG0 Dollars I!
81, 0,O00 NUMBERs-Is,lss Pw,zFs,

1s5 prizes amounting -:............ k2O4, COG
The $4,000 Prizes Of 81 ere determined BY the NUN
Der which draws tie 10000 prse-f that number shoud
be sn odd number, hea every cc5 1rmber tiekst The
scheme viii be entitled to IS; IL en- even number,
then every ESbsr ticket Will be entitled Is
addition 10 any other prize which may be drawn
PURCHASERS IN buying squal quantity OF odd and
onn6er hcfes will be certain Of drawing nearly onehalf
the cost Of the ssns with chances Of obtaining ether
prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, g. 8, are even
sIl ttose eSding with /, 8, ;, 7, 9, are odd.
heusmher that every prize is drawn, and pas abs
~ full without GeduciiOn
EB All pFzss OF 81 an) end under aid inlasdisteiy
sitter toe drsinsatheT prizes the time Of thirty
days.
Al COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers will be forssrded purchasers Immediately at
ter the drawing
WHOLE TIChETs. SIC; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, sQ1<.
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in other Tickets at
either Office I.
Orders for Tisksis can be addressed either to
x SWAN i CO., Atlanta Ga,
JulylI OrS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
or J. Y HUG9lNS, Box. Nashville.
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1875 P7-ss, amounting e204 900
The Is 900 Prizes of s. arc determined BY the num-
Der which draws the $40 utif that number should 90
an odd number, then every odd ticket in the scheme
will be entitled to s. even number. then every
even number ticket in The Scheme will be entitled to $,
sddtcn any other y za which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers ii; tuy 1g sqai qGGn.iry cfod6 and
number tickets will te certain II drawing nesriy half the
cost of bs same with chances OF obtaining other Prizes
An those tickets ending with @ 2 4, g. 9, eve1sll
those ending with !, S, 5, :, odd.
e Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable
ia full without d35EStioB
SaS All Prizes Of e. O00 snd under paid Immediately
after the drawing pTis3s s. tie ssna time Of tsy
DAYS
All COmmdEIcstlcc- stTStiy confidential. The drawn
numbers viii be forwarded bC-eh3ssrs Immediately S
ter Ihs drawing.
WhOLES, slg HALVES, Is; QUARTERS, 81 So
Prize Tckes easbed ed o5sR tickets at either
uihee-