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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

4 40 prizes amounting .&204 OC0
y,bois Tickets $40; halves S; quarters $50.
""0'' PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to so 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
sip. Of psper.re encrcled with small tin tubes and
The first 22 prizes similarly printed and encir ced
are placed in another wheel
The VII >els then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied 10 the audience, and registered by the Commits
,cners the Prize being placed against the Number
drswn This operation 1s repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first IL Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Apprt xima
ton Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the 600 prize
For example If the number drawing the $50, 600
prize ends with No. l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 If the num-
Der ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50, and to
o. Certfoates of packages will be sold at the fol
lowing rates which 10 the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 whole Tiekeu......s
10 quarter - 20
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to cur address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by the first mail. Purchasers have tickets end
log in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers imme edistely after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Ctfice, County and State
Cf" Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
sble in full without deduction.
V All prizes of $l 600 and under, paid immed-
etely after the drawing-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
Al communications strictly confidential.
ffize Tickets Dashed or renewed in other Tickets
ct either office.
Addre" orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga,
is 10 n. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala
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u. S.SEsAToRs TO BIZ ELlCTED.-Duripg the
presapt month United states Senstors are to be
elected in the following 6taies Now York. !; In.
diana, 2; Wisoonsin, !; OalflOEAla, 2-sotal 9.
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The widow of william Writ died At Annapolis,
Md, on Saturday week.
VIM. Crowdus shot Thos Cotton through the
neart, In Haysviiie, KY, on the 9th, and escaped
after the perpetration of the deed.
dead
Il Montgomery Davis. US. Navy, died in Phi
adelphia last week
Every liquor shop in Monroe. Georgia, has been
closed The citizens raised one thousand dollars,
bought them out, and shut mp their doors.
A milk wagon was canght in a snow drift on
Monday morning last. near Philadelphia, and : wo
msn and child In i, frosed to death.
Il seems 70 be admitted, that the attempt TO take
of the duty upon sugars imported. win fail
There 10 nsar tl0, 900 worth Of property now on
the Ohio river, Ia condition 70 be lost, between
Wheeiipg and Pistsburs =
Mr.. Bancroft. ihe Historian, has private Hbrary
Of i2,oo0 volumes.
J. H. Dsvine, who was recently tried fH homi.
eide, md acquitted, has been reelected Mayor q
San Antonio, Texas, By l26 majority. - s4ss
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Loss OF THE SCHOONER GOLDEN RUIE-This
schooner sailed from Baltimore on the Sd inst for
New Hork, with . cargo Of coal. She got ground
ON Man-of- War Shsal, of North Point, where she
lay until the 18th mat, when shs was cotton off by
throwing overheard about fifty tons OF coal She
then headed down the bay, but was forced back By
the ice upon the shoal and there sunk-her bottom
Grew, seven persons in all, succeeded in reaching
the shore. 1t 10 feared that the Golden Rule will
prove total loss. She was uninsured and belonsed
to MesHs. J. Won CieaE lthe captain in command
when lcst,) David q. Parker and Thomas r. Bar.
tnlo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

An IHAUGURATI0E.-Gov. Newell, of New Jef
ssy, the newly elected Governor, walked twelve
miles on Monday the 18th, through the snow, 70
Trenton, TO be iuaugursted. Tho roads ware In
such condition to forbid travelling on horses OF
In sIeighs, H
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DEATH FROM EATING POISONED CoNFECTIoNA
az

RY.-The Natick (Mass.) Observer says:
A child of Mr.. l.. 2. Spooner of this village
aged one year aud six months died on Thursday
morning last, from eating red pop corn ball, Iti
death was attended by all the symptoms of poison
soon after eating it being seized with vomiting
This sad calamity should be timely warning te
parents to guard themselves from like sffiictien
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DEArH OF A VENERABLE WoMAN-Depar4

DEATH OF A VENERABLE WoMAN.-Departed
this life, in Buxton, Me-, December 26, Mrs Sarah
Redlon, 100 years of age, widow Of Ebeneze er
Redlon, soldier Of the Revolution, who died with
scars upon him In 1929, ct the age of 70. She re-
taioed her mental and physical faculties in re-
markable degree till within four weeks Of her
death. She was the mother Of II children, 61
grandchildren, 157 great grandchildren, and 81
treat great grandehidren-in all 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ON RAILROAD
The passengers from Boston to New York, On
Sunday, did not reach the latter city till Wednes.
day. There was quite large number of per.
sons on their way to California to 60 in the George
Law, and when they got to New Haven on Weds
nesday morning, at 10 o'clock, they were notified
by the Assistant Superintendent that the next
train would not leave until o'clock on Thursday
morning.
Whereupon the passengers organized vigi-
lance Committee, and proceeded to the Office of
the Assistant Superintendent, and forced open
the door, but found him among the missing
The passengers next proceeded to the engine
house and told the employees that they had re
solved to resort to extreme measures, In case
they were not at once forwarded to New York,
whereupon it was determined by some of the of.
ticials at New Haven to send out special train
for the accommodation of the passengers, in the
charge of Mr.. John Stock, conductor, who left
New Haven as soon as steam could be got mp
and brought them through in about three hours
The California passengers having telegraphed to
the George Law the nature of their situation that
vessel was detained until their arrival.
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THE WEATHER AT THE WEsT-A letter from
Rev. Alfred Brunson, Supt of the Methodist Mis-
sion a. Prairie du Chen, dated 3lst December,
says
/ started on Thursday morning. December 23d,
from the Lathrop settlement for .iansy Valley to
nroceeded far before my horses legs were covered
with blood from going through the the snow
tried every pos.ibls means TO induce him to keep
eru.t and by driving without avail had TO tie
him to q tree and 90 In search Of houss-Mr
Browns; but 1t was near night and could not find
it, though knew it NO. far oil. In this lost and
bewiIdered state / wandered about for five nights
and fous days without seeing OF hearing living be-
ing or atfon, and with nothing to eat or drink,
until rot here on Saturday night, with just enough
of life to be numbered with the living
Mr.. B,unson ssys, that at Prairie dn Chen Immense
snow storms have llen and that the present winter
ID the most severe he has experienced the frontier
during his residence there, which has been fer q
yeais
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BANKING In MIssouM-The SENATE Of Misscu
ri, on the 14th instant passed the eonatitutonai
Amendments In relation 70 hanks (dxiug the capital
i've millions OF dollars, We bsaisvs) By large
majority. sl& 49, a5a
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. Col. FAUETLERoY, u. s. DRAGoOKs.-This
distinguished officer, recently ordered to duty on
the Pacific coast, Immediately after two years
tour of duty In the department of New Me1ico,)s
was at Acapulco, Mexico, on his way to bis sta.
ton at Les Angeles, California, on the 23rd ult.
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THE USE or THE ROD SUsrAINED.-In Fiix
william. N H., school teacher having 6ogged one
OF his pupils, the father OF the boy complained
sgainst htni. and be wss fned three dollArs. The
peopln generally disiking the verdics, reinstatsd
The leseheT, who bad Tssigucd bis charge, and
raised additional funds Tor his support. l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-The
mail train from the West, due here on Monday
evening. has not yet arrived. heavy storm Is
said to have occurred on Sunday in Marion and
thereabouts and is supposed the trains have not
yet been able to overcome the difficult incident
to it. train of second class cars went up yester
day, to Central Depot, and returned. bringing
down those who attended Court in Liberty on
Monday -Lvnckbarg Yirginian of Yesterday
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Mr.. Edward Whitemora, well known riiizen Of
Cleveland died on Sunday
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Two CHUacH STEEPLEs In Waterbury, Conn.
were blown down during the storm. One Of them
csused much damage TO two adjacent houses, bui
proyiden tally no person was hurt. The occupant
Of Que OF the houses was Hon Channcey Jerome
late Of New Haven, the great clock manufac.
turer. The large belifs to the ground, about 81
feet and strange to say. was not broken.
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CAPITAL PRIZE

" 8EU, VUU!!. 80
OUTHERN MILIT.AR YA CADEMY LOTTERY
CIassN,
To be drawn in the city of Mobile, Alabama, In pub.
lie, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY so, 1857, on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
JOIN HuRrgL and w. w. MAGuIRH Esqs, Com
miss:eners
80, 0,10O Tickets--3,x ,x95 Prizes:
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EPERY TEN
TJCkkT It's!
RrilIiapf g n h q ~, n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

HENRY TURNER, THE EQUEsTRIAE.-Mr. Tur
mel was well known In this city - circus rider
For seven or eight years he has been assocfated n
business priscipaIly travelling on circus exhtbi
tions, with Levy J. North. He died recently IL
this city. His estateis h valued ct e70000 He hat
brothers and sisters. bat no immediate family. Hi
will has been dled. He has devised the whole O
his estate, after paying his debts TO his partner
Mr. North.-Ntp York SnB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

The celebrated horse Champion, bss been sold
to Messrs. Rickert, Bran & Co., of Illinois, for
$4,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

CHURCH BURNT.-On Sunday, the 18.h instant,
fire broke out In the edfce of the Reformed Dutch
Church at Poushkeepsie, New York, supposed to
be from defective fue, which finally consumedit,
and imperilled all the buildings in its vicinity
The value of the churchiwas about $o4, COO, of which
Sc 600 only was Insured. s7ss 8sz+-r7s
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ARRIVED

AKfuVED
nd.s and n sssenssrr 10 O ariune,i '''' ~ "
as nS ma asfc 10 " 1 wn g. r heavy ay,I ysS NIX
rain In and ios n"s Al ,ae pa5ssse
days wts ron 1, master Ed heavy .S Una.
Bark Sea Du,k eof P,~smopas Mi reseo1y BordsAnx q
ssyi Se breezy sasus ID q y "
Of IS s2sr az ss e ~
brig ,eazsr lsr, Mcclellan wisdsor Ms, 10 days w,s
's sssr r S xfG5' S,Rurple 1,eoro Ms aa,. -
pl sssms 70 Rim, ssv, s q s SOP ebS.aso
assmsr westoneues: Crsrk Provids,ss
Steamer Chas Osgooc: SMITH horwio,.
stesnsho Columbia, B.-ry. Liverpool Jun. * W no
ship oren so1snd 10 INV forR on n L Sss @
ship Prescott. bound n June zsa LAT % ~ .or a.
and while sigma. diagonal .tr.pes Jay = las q lon g "a
o. 10 AN o.. ssd ssp sacraan 0% Bound ' ''' nc"
Steamship Lebanon DR. Cock Hare Juno IS with mdse
s,'smsbp Ushswbs Bul,cs. New Orleans June n ana
Havana Sth with md.e and Ing pss.enr-,s 70 ,ynsstea
from hsy,sn 2. hours June % Ia, go Ion
M oS Ss S % ors Wsrso sos
"a sho .Brs% aaer r.men 80 days viii mds.
Ship heles ont tot BALM Kenpsrd Cardiff My 10 w,n
RAILROAD iron to orae- ve'.el to Esssr June 10 IA. -
Rig ii Il Emery Cof Casne Perttns Doecheser d.y~
sss S%s s%nd sf Va. r. ps,Sa
scsr Loulsa Hearse; Boston. 3day
s.rhr Parshsn CroweiI Iisrsich.
S shs lam. g.s As ssa ii e sf
Sch, b;n s row Daniels els. R9nHc r9r se~ a,v
Steamer Poo mska OushmaD, New Bedlsrd
Steamer osprsy. Kinney. Providsnca
ssp Loeis, Davis IS days from CssdueBv OAss mor.a
OF steAnlug HnnisesS
Sid 4,h steamship KriSssOu, Liverpool
Wind ssE.
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10 the reduction OF the rate OF dsc un, 10 Psr' be. Il
believed that the Bank Of france would take the step
Al It's next meeting OF directors Consols seady al oS
eaS for account Primo bs wore being discounted .
Huiv under the Bank rate
IyvzupoL June "a, 1867.
Corror saes ~ for the days amounted
to - COZ baias including 900 bass equal proportions
to spectators and exporters The market quiet but
the quotations advised pes Niagara firmly NAM
tAped.
Tho Manchester marke. was firm and tending upward
BKsA Derypys Magnificent weather for the crops
parted general duness 70 the bresdsos market Aeesrs
Richardson, spence Co report -four very dun, but
noIDssiy rnaitered Western Canal, SOS 81 q 32s,
Wheat dub and tending downward. Corn neglected and
I'd. lower. MessJs Bgland, Ahya ca report Edeclue
OF il cd 10 mixed. Richardson, Spence Co.'S quota.
tons arr REQ wheat, IS. I'd % 3D. white, Dc. Cd u
lor mixed corn, 37s. Cd 3ss. white, 3ss 81 as;
yellow, 3os. q 3os. Sd.
P8oyISions-Pofk neglected. Beef ana bacon quiet
Lard ~ better re1ues. al 63s. 63s Sd
fEoprcs -raow slightly higher Hoslu dull at g. III
Tor common sugar quiet Ashes dul. Tea steady.
LnNDos PRODUCE MAsKgrs -(Ncwvpaper accounts -
Sugar dull, and aSa.u Is lower Coffee brisk at extreme
prices Tea in guod demand. Rec dull Tai0w steady.
Iinseef oil, a0S, CD.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Birth.
LgDGAA,-On Friday July 8, the wife 81 Jn<s H. LUpLAs
ot a


BaowsS-HUrN Friday. July 3 Ia this city, by tho
Rev Dr. Green RoBsxr W. BRowss, late OF Parsonsto~ n
Kings Co., Ireland TO Many b. only daughter Of the late
Rev Alexander Hul.n, Of New York.
DrsaUS-EMBne os-In this city, Thursday, July .,
by Rev. H. Ii. Blair nj the residence of the brides
brother JAAm DICsor 10 MIs RxsxocA EAsxxsos oil Of
this city.
TBossos-BooAS-in Charleston, ; c. on Tuesday,
June 80 by the Rev. j. Sullivan I. THOMSON, Of Lon
doD, Eng, to Euss daughter Of Hogan, Esq., late Of st
Johns, N. 4,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

Dstrhsior's Hair Dys, wigs and roupsss.-
The beDt In the world. SURPRISING all Msde soh ana -
piled u the msaufaotory xS3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

Campbeils Turkish Hair Tonic, the Best
resrorer In use cents per potile at CAMPBELLs
drug store OF lghh and Twenty eshA street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

RroA Alsx. q. Darry's UracOPhsrO~s - tins
ben .Dsst Article dresxnS boaufyug csaaing
surfing preserving and restoring shs har LAdes hy Sod
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Campbell, DrNygtst and ApOthccary, corner
Il Eighth avenue and Tween ~ e ight1 street
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o. impostu e. The public hereby informed OF n
whe sby ascertain the the these
medicines This consists of nnarkthe rds "hollo
v ay, New and kOnd transparent letters
eaf Of the book OF directions each box pot
All drugyids, at 26c.. &c. s1d 81 per box pot.
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Bristol's sarss pariila--The Oldest the fsssres4

and the DOLLY reliable preparation o. tb@ bnd
aotuJed ia btshly sd form with impr we'd
caner bv the ders gned who the sole propreors OF
this eminea for scrofus skn diseased gener de-
flli y. &c. Sod ~ ID LANMAk Il 90. Wholesale drug
glst. GO Water street New DIRK. and by al druggist a. 81
hn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

Dvasncs sslemsnaer ssfes-WSth Patent
powder prof defiance bars Depot l0 Pearl
NV ROBERT r. PATRICK.
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RemovrA--Marsh SsCO., Radical Ours Truss
oce, No. ~ Maiden laus, have removed 70 No vesoy
street, AstOr House Trusss supporters shoulder brseea
silk elastic cochngs variety OF bandAgcv Of mosi
approved paiterns skifaly applied Private catiou
for ladies' and competent female In attendance
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Dca't Uwy until You hsve sese Dr. shsr-
ns~J invented sua perchs russ Omce, Va Broad
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crsss.sete, wigs. H.sr Dy. .rs ~c-pess
s~nd uarv,ief conn.r ~so.ssaA aaA rstAas, ssd
4 40 dr- asp I'd q - Arsg aps.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

IOvpoN NOISY MsRSSr.-Tte market quiet, and
the demand hai sacsened Nothing certain wss knovu
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a. B-sseor,f's Billiard p.Irce. Court and
Re-sen B~~s-n s.nds-d ii9 fulton street
sad Ann sues. rshie
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Late intelligence from the Cape OF Good Hone indicates
that the proposition 10 construct barbor OF refuge Vt Ia
bile Bay will be carried out The estimated expense Is one
million sterling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

Madrid Journals Of June Is repoft that At sasisgo de
turbances the cry Of "Ioug 1--we Charles the SIXTH
had taken place, but details gwen. Republican
procamau0ns had again been circulated in thc car NJ
but they produced little eject More troops had been
sent OF 20 Havana
Telegrapnic reports say that the government " arpre
hensivc OF popular commotOus Barcelona AMI has coo
scquen,ly adopted military precautions 10 anticipate or
suppress the same
The position Of the HeScsn question We. sin believed
10 be very Unsatisfactory, and 10 adjourn.
mcnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

Fsesse q L.bsn's Pcstacn40 Mutt, Skin and
eonpc,ion powder impsrs natural and youthfr decacy
tire skin aansbie other eisp yepresses
anp eassnness Of copors persprat a. IN0EK co,
druggist J99 broadway bold everywhere.
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Herald Marine Corrssponasn.s

PHILADELPHIA July 4sb-Ar ships Otsson,hs Yousg
and Chaos Dunon Liverpool br'as Camborsss Brown In
gan. CB; n Counce Long. ~ John Ma
Returned steamer Kennebec, Hand, hence for EYork
accoun. OF uniavorable weather
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s0 Cent An,brotype Likeness with Case,
srd doil.r rhosoeru chs pa'ms life 25p daily By
n INnAll. a. Brosa~ay
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system from worm seky, reat'ess children
heat and fec y harmless tn the most fecaie aid
P'ice D cens Sold Norton 4o, ktghth avenue Bnas
Parks and by BEDDING & Co Boston.
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" HusHsru.s assAr rsUsk ssroavx sssor
a. 81 tVm 40 y ~ Ay~iNA,
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whites o. Drsss Bsss-sprsng Styis-iAs
rulcs street. bstvees Brvadwsy and Nsssaa us~sA
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Twelve Cent Ambrotypes-Ociisr Photo
rrsrhs sry views and siagsrs rails lstraied--piendd
. HOLNEs, sss Broadway
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[No. 5gOl

No. $50
Notice Of the Removal or the Land Office from
MinneapolistO 10 Forest City, in the Territory Of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled An act aahorizng changes 10 the location q
approved March 3i 1853 Is hereby declared and made
Office for the Of the public lands at ASEAPois
Territory MnDesa w be removed tof oKtr tIrr n said
Territory at a early raiod as practicable
Further notice precise time q removal win be issued by
The register and receiver or the Land dstHet.
my hand the city o Washington, this sth day Of
December, A. d. 1857
By Of the President; $500 g-s
TIiOS A HENDRICKS
2 Commissioner 81 the General land Once
lo-Iaw6w Intel and Star Z
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IMpoRrANT mo- COTTON PLANTERs. by Wink

bs doubled undersigned has haven't
patent from the United States or the
machinery converting seed cotton
process the through the
preparation spanning machinery until Is ready for ship
weaving.
saving this viii be al least ten cent
(nnboen and uninjued BY the
used 10 and dis
will be about y cent stronger and heavier aud
win command the markets u the world dAnng all competition at
advanced prices.
The gned prepared dispose Of privileges his
Eaent planters complete
bow obtain the best machinery, and all
necessary particulars application addressed 10
Bee o-2aMlyI GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile
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Collectors OMce.

CITY Hal November 5, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
IN paid tr fo the and 70 all who
years. thai the expiration of days from
thereafter the advertisement BE- prepared
which unpaid viii be adver,
and sold tor the the law enioins.
Those Who do wish be the heavy attendant
advertisement aud saie requested TO
@.s# h JAMES F HALLIDAY,
Nov 7--eodtJan5 Collector.
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IL son respectfully cali unsurpassed
haying made the
dinners balls and parties az Few hours notoe on the most
reasonable i pertaining 10 tie most asfonas
entertainments ss s5s 1896
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I.NOR SALE, ON reasonable terms, commodons
and substantially brA hrsk dwelling hoase with back build
attached IN Franklin which 4 q the beautiful and
daable ioaoDs 10 astFion The house twelve
and cellars hath bot ass ela and has
stable Car lre barses orsgepsr With refvAnt above
onse wood hSase, aud oboe Tue house viii he so
with without the valuable building lots afabng
Apply a. 70 bi2 ga staryy 80 street 70
PUlIARD WEE,
Dec l3-eo agent