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RE.FsO g.sE.

T HAVE removed to tae Room lately occupied by
l. +. Lawt6n. one door above Crawford Cochran,
where will be please to see my friends aud Gus
toners. My Stock of Goods, among which will be
found MA desirable styles, will be said at prime
Cost for Cash. or its equivalent.
Ms accounts are made Qua 10 the lst inst, ana /
beg leave to say. respect ally, nut DECIDEDLY, to
those indebted that desire and expect prompt
payment as | am compelled to have money to meet
my demands. WIN. 4. STERRETT.
Ssaunton, Jan. II, IS5f.-2m
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tMpnRr>NT INFORMATION


vINfiE subscribers have opened large W are II ousc
l. in the town of Stanton opposite the Passen-
ger Depot, and near the American Hotel where they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price Tor
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley
They will also keep constantly on hand large
supply of good WHISkEY, which they i'll ex-
change for grain. They will soon be read, to fur
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers -4=ss==azs
va Cash will be paid for 500 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN d SNApP.
October II, le56=-ts
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W1oaes. Hare.

= G II as Tubs. Ghurns, Half Bushel and Peek
- Measures, Horse Buckets. Painted and Cypress
Buckets Wash Boards Of all kinds. Flour Buckets,
Butter and Lard, Cans &C., &C.. direct from the
manufacturer, at
Oct. Is, sc. j. BRANDEBURG d cos
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Tx Y 1 l..

THE Waterproof Backing will add very much
J. to the wear OF leather; keep it soft and plant
and renders it entirely waterproof. II is warrant
ed to give satisfaction. GO. i, PRICE.
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A gentleman proyerbial for his gallantry,
having occasion to ask "a lady to pass him
the shutters, thus addressed her:
"Most beautiful, charming, and accom-
plished lady, by an mdoseryed condescen-
sion of your infinite goodness, extend to
your obsequious, devoted, very humble SER
want. that pair of ignipotent digests, in or
der that l may decapitate the exereseenee eff
this nocturnal cy lindrie luninary, and thus
cause the remlgent brightness Of It's re-
splendent brillancy to dazzle the vision Of
our ocular organs more perfectly"
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m. II. ROBERTSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH G. H., VA.
MILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
w of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahoptas, Highland,
and Augusta.
To his old clients in Augusta, he would SAY that
he will always be in attendance upon the COUNTY
and UNITED STATES CogRrs HOLDEN AT SrAuNfe..
May 2, ls56-Town papers copy.
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COUNTY COURT.
Terms-4th Monday in each month.
Grand Jury Terms-March and August.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
w. II. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty.
NATH. MASSIE, Pres Justice.
RUDOLPH TURK, Sheriff.
A. D. TROTTER, County Surveyor.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CIRCUIT COURT.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON, Judge.
Terms
COUNTIES.
Bath, 18th May and October.
Amherst, Odd March and August.
Nelson, 9th April and September.
Rockbridge, 18th April and September.
Augusta, list June and November,
n. G. KINNEY, Clerk.
W. II. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty
Quarterly Terms-4th Monday in March,
May, August, and October.
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straw Cutters
= SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
x store and for sale at factory priees-the very
best Cutter in use-also, a Vegetable Cutter which
will be sold great bargain.
October 25 1866. GEO. E. PRICE,
Boots and Shoes,
IN CASES and Trunks embracing all sorts in
~ use; also so Sides Sole Leather, Just to hand
and for sale cheap. WHITE d PATTON.
October 4, 1856
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y. u, (silIcSpie.

CTILL continues to do all kinds of Plain and Or
> namental Painting, Granting, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, &c. on The most reasonable terms
Letters on business, addressed to him atStaunton
Va. will receive prompt attention.
July ), is56-iy
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How this world is given to scandal !"
said maiden lady to an English noblem man,
.Can your lordship believe it some Of my
malicious acluaintances report that | had
twins"
MADAM, I make it rule to believe only
half Of what | hear" replied his lordsbip.
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CORPORATION COURT.

Quarterly Terms-We Wednesday after the frs.
Monday in February, May, July, and
October.
Grand Jury Torms-February and July.
Terms-We daesday after the first
Monday.
JAS. F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
N. K. TROUT, Mayor.
c. JOHNSON, Atty for Com wealth.
VIM. CRAIG, Chief of Police.
w. II. HARTMAN, Chamberlain.
SAMUEL E. CLARKE, ! Consta-
WM. E. WOODWARD, I bles..
GEO. A. ARMENTROUT, Tailor.
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Silks. Ai3ks. &c.

DLACK Gro De Rhine. Satin Stripe, Fancy Stripe
- and Flounced Silk Robes: also. GenoeseStripes
Cassmers, all wool Deains, Veenca Robes, Shawls,
Collars and Undersleeves. Hosiery. Gloves. Belts,
Velvet Ribbands, Trimmings, Furs Cards and Tas-
sells, &C., DC together with Calicoes. Beached and
Brown Cottons, Blankets, Lnsevs. Cassinetts Tick
ing Flannels Queens Ware, Teas. Hats and Taps
Oct Is, 1856 PIPER Il FUNkHOgSER
LVINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of all quail
Il ties. just received from the Pekin Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN d Go.
October 4, 1856
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill, Augusta County, Va.

'INHE subscribe. respectfully informs his friend.
L and the public that be is engaged at his
Enlistment in Spring Hill Augusta Co.. in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CAR
made TO order OF the very test material by supe-
rior workmen will be sold al prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
He also keeps on hand supply Of all kinds of
CARR AGE AND Buggy HARNESS.
OF neat finish and good Workmanship.
lie invites the attention purchasers nhis splen-
did stock on hand. and is confident That he can sell
CHEAPER than any ether establishment OF the kind
in the county and he solicits call before purclas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for old-aud old work re-
paired on moderate terms
Nov. 20, 1866. Ivy J. A. CLINEDlNST.
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az BOXES of the Pancake Tobacco. of the best
~ quality, now in Store and for sale by
Il. J. GLENDY,
October Is. 1856. Per e. 7. CorHRAa.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

IF you all want to how beautiful your faces are
L come to Rankin's Gallery and let him takean
Ambrotype of you which makes one otthe most beau
.iful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
ane arts Dec. %, 1855.
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Cheap Furniture Tor Cash

CHEAP Furniture Tor Cash.
% FINE SOFAS. Diyans and Tetes; Marble ton
e " and plain Bureaus: Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads; :, Wood and Marble Centre Tables: any
quantity of other Furniture always on hand, ct the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Case always on hand
June n, 1856. A II. CHANDLER
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Specia! Notice.

A Ill persons Indebted to GEORGE W. DEAL.
n whose claims are or will be due by the LIST day
of January next. hereby notified that we are
auth orised to collect them. and that a. his attor-
neys. will institute snit upon them (without dis
tincton ofpcrsons) If not paid by the 18th day of
January, 1887.
Dsc. ~, 81. BAYLOR BAYLOR.
~ K SIDES No. Sole Leather a.
- Oct Is. j. BRANDEBJRG x cos.
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Il am afraid YOU spend your evenings in
bad company" said a wag to a confirmed
hypoerite.
,1mpossiblo p exclaimed the other,
spend my evenings alone"
Exactly" returned the wag, chat
proves the correctness Of my assertion.
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A kiss is worth thousand kicks in re-
claiming those who 60 astray,
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Hood never made better pun than of
Hook, who was walking with friend, when
they came to II toll bridge.
''Do yeu know who built this bridge, !"
said he 10 Hook.
No" replied Hook; but if you go over
you'll be tolled !"
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oorernor ST., above fraFkiin ST., Richmond. To-,
IN ~ De consulted III all cases CT delicate
IVA ture, ana as ne has expefie nee IL this tine
Oh practice than any physician, he vail positively
qua ahtee to cure Como rDo ea, &C. III .orty eight
hours.
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N O II &c Ei

HAVING purchased of Mr. ABSAL0M KOIN-
i i Err all the Notes and accounts due him at the
'hepublican Vindicatoi" oiiceior subscription ard
advertising, ] take this method OF informing all
those knowing themselves to he ind bted to come
forward aud pa I up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the Office.
THOMAS j. BURKE.
THE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr..
l. THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the "RepuoIican indicator office,
those indebted to the Office for subscription prior
the list OF July. aud for advertising pror to the lth
OF October, 1885, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against The office set
tie with either Mr.. Burke myself.
December 2T, 1856 ABSAL0M KOINER.
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ALBEMARLE COTTRTS


Quarterly Terms LIST Monday in March
June. August and November.
Circuit Court-15th May and October.
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VIM. A. S TER EFT,
Merchant Tailor.

VIM. A. STERRETT,
Merchant Tailor.
AUNTON VIRGINIA..
REGS leave to call the attention of his trends and
- purchasers generally, to hislarge and beautiful
stock of
SPRIN NC GOODS,
purchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
cities. and will be made to order, in style which he
hatters himself will please the most fastidious at fair
living prices for cash. usual time to RESPONSE
hle and prompt customers
lie deems it useless to enumerate, and will only say
chat his stock embraces Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
ing of almost every imaginable variety of style and
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot, (ceptipg his boots y
He respectfully soicits call from all in want Of
anyth e. and pledges himself by fair dealing toner
1t the ,tronage of the public.
April Z, lS55.-Spec. copy.
FANCY FURs! FUWS! FURsi JUS
CUT OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADIFS visiting
~ Baltimore, and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit OF URS. should call at the
MOTH AMERICAN FUR COMPANYS STORE
los Baltimore Street. (adjoining Sun Iron Build
ing) where they will find the most extensive stock
Of fine
FANCY FURS
Ever offered TO the public. at prices to suit.
The well Known reputation OF our house. as re-
CARDS superior manufacturing and finish, will be
more than maintained in our styles for the coming
season.
&a- Orders promptly attended to, and goods of
every description, Trimmings. Collars, Cuffs, Robes,
or Alterations, made at the shortest notice.
C. Lewiston. Furrier.
North American Fur Compahy's Store.
los Baltimore ST.. Baltimore Md,
(adjoining Sun Iron Building.)
August 80, 1855
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DATENT FIRE BACKS from the Waynesboro'
l. Foundry always on hand at Factory prices
Nov. l, 1855. j. BRANDEBURG Il co.
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store Room for Rent.

'INHAT large and commodious Store. Room under
! the Union Hall, lately occupied by F.A. Davis
q Co, is for rent, Enquire OF II. Bell or Adam
Lushbaugh. Jaly 26-tf
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Axes.
Prime Chew.

~ BOXES warranted Axes, of all sizes. just re
~ ceived and for sale. LEO. L. PRICE.
October 25 1856.
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Fall Trade.

VXTITH view of making room for fall goods,
w we will sell all our Summer goods at greatly
reduced prices. Ladies Dress goods particularly
will be sold at first cost. Call and examine, and
you will find we are in earnest.
PIPER b FUNKH0USER.
Near the Woodward House.
August %. 1856.
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French lWcs.issOeS

SUPERIOR Black and all other shades of French
- Mernoes at PIPER 4 FUNKHOUSER'S
October lS 1866,
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L RON

= TON D. F0RRER IRON, well assorted and
~ warranted good at
Nog. !, 1856. j. BRANDEBURG K CO.'S
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The next Congregational Campaign.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 10th, 1851.

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 10th, 1857.
EDS PIrRioT.-As the political battle for 1857
is near at hand. think il would not be improper
to canvass the question, as to who shall be our
candidates for the different positions to be filed.
So thinking, beg leave to present the claims of
Gen. James n QlarIes, of Montgomery, for the
nomination for Congress. To the people of this
Congressional District it is unnecessary for me to
speak in his favor; for on every stump in the dis
trict during the last canvass display Of his abil>
tiles was made, and democracy felt the weight Of
his heavy blows.
As our EIector in this Congressional District, he
won for himself character orator, an expe-
rienced debater and politician Of profound saga
gacity and craftsmanship, not unequal TO any mar
in the State.
There are many other gentlemen in this district,
Who are noble champions OF our party, and in eve"
~ way worthy of the position, aud do not speak
against the claims of any, bat at the same time, l
think the nomination of Gen. Quarles would be
hailed with satisfaction throughout the entire dis
trict. He is one of the best eectioneerers in the
State, and man OF great personal popularity With
such champion to lead US, We can defy the COM
bined forces of Democracy.
Respectfully, 4.
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For thu ia rot
The next Canvass for Governor.-'"E0'
mund Cooper, Esq, of Bedford


The next Canvass for Governor.-'"Ed-
mund Cooper, Esq, of Bedford.
MEssRs. EDrroRs shall be the next
opposition candidate for Governor That is an
important question upon the solution of which
depends the political complexion of the State
for at least the next two years. Tennessee,
judges by every fair criterion, has not been a
democratic State siuce the canvass of 1885.
In all the froics Of her political fortune where
Conservatism was test, she has proven her
self conservative. Popular men of the demo
cratic party, backed by extraordinary political
strategy snd proves, have now aud then se-
duced her temporarily from the ancient faith
but 10 every national trial she has. invariably
rebuked the perilons tendencies of 8 pseudo de-
mocracy, and approved herself loyal to the
true interest of the country. The desertion of
the noble Fillmore by thousands of her sons in
the recent election, so far from being evidence
to the contrary, but serves TO illustrate the
correctness of the hypothesis. 1t was not the
love of Buchanan or democracy that induced
them TO abandon WeH-CFleu duu IneTItoTIOus
public servant, but the conviction that it was
due to patriotism to defeat the election of Free
mont, which many of them were induced TO
believe could alone be done by voting for b.
chanan. The enemy can be routed, horse
foot and Dragons" by an energetic onslaught
in the coming State elections. In the catalogue
of names now prominently before the public
! from which leader is to be selected, is that
of Edmund Cooper, Esq, of the county of Bed
ford. Mr.. Cooper is well known to the public
men and many of the people of Tennessee, as
a gentleman eninently worthy of the highest
Office in the State. With one of the best in
| tellects of the State, he combines ar energy
and yisor of eharacter-a fuency and adrolt-
ness in debate, and pleasing and popular ad
dress which admirably qualify him for the po'
sition of a party leader. He is fully the equa
of the best man democracy can summon to the
! fields against him. Under such leadership
we will have bold and energetic canvass anc
thorough organization in all the counties
With such canvass and such an organization
success is certain. PUTNAM.
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LouI, NapoI.on and tho svviss.

Our readers are aware (says the Louisville Jour
,al) that Louis Napoleon ve1ed at the ''deplorable
ohstinAcyn Of the Ssiss Republic in declining to
Yield at his request to Prussas insoleut and pers
smptory demands 10 the pending dispute between
the two governments threatens petulAntly 10 leave
the gallant Swiss to their fate. Although there il
really no sort of probability that the French Em.
perOr intends to execute this threat simply because
be dare not do It, il has nevertheless called out
some justy scathing comments from the public
press on either side of the Atlantic. Ills indeed,
a most heartless and contemplate menace, When,
after the notorious affair Of strasbourg, Louis
Philippe demanded the expulsion Of Louis NApo'
leon from the Swiss erritOry, the government OF
the Republic, As is well known, spurned the de-
mand with generous fidelity TO the obligations al
hospitality which extortsd from she refugee NJ the
time, the most signal aud grateful Acknowledges
meut Said he, in that style OF taeit gFandoquence
which his later fortune has redeemed from utter
bombast;
Switzerland has demonstrated, for a month, by
the energetic protests, and now by the decision OF
the Great Councils which have assembled up to
the present time, that she prepared 10 make
the greatest sacrifices for the maintenance OF her
diguily and her right. She bas doue her daiy as
an independent nation. ! shall perform mine, aud
remain faithful TO the voice Of honor. ! may be
persteuted but ! shall never be dishonored. Toe
I French governmeHt having declared chat the To-
fusal of the diet 70 comply with is demand would
be he signal Of conhRgration OF which Swiizsr.
land might become abe victim, Il only remains for
me 10 Quit tue country where my presence is the
saiisot oil such unjust pretenslons--shere Il would
be The pteteuce Of such unjust caami.ies. shall
never forget The noble coudgci Of the cant0ns Who
declared 30 geoasly In my favor. aud Ia par
tcular the recollection Of the generous hospitality
accorded NE BY the canton OF fhnrg0vla viii re.
m.ia proloandly engrAFea on my heart. ! trust
ths, the sepsraiioa may not be eternal and that
dsv nav come whsn shall, without compromising
the interests OF two nations which ought 20 remain
frleuas. recover she asylum where = residence Of
twenty years aud acquired rights have created ief
ne = second eoautfy.
Yet nos, IN tie height Of bis poser, aad the
deuth Of bis stFocious nsratlude this graceefs sd
venturer threatens 70 give Sutherland ever y The
tenaer nleFcies Of her cuemies, because, contrary
A, bs wish and advice she still resolves 70 10 her
autv "A an independent uation," aud 70 maintaia,
=, sll haaas1s, ''her dignity and Der rights" A
.oyerslgn Who, IL be oWa perscn, has 20 mere re-
speet for the decenecs % say nothing Of TIE graz
e. al manhood than this, desertea 70 be upset
ana ,hrown smong the waste Thugs u bistory on
The earlisi practicable occasion. And, II copsisl-
nd whh Tie best iuseFess Of France, &c sbsll BE-
happy 10 sss hia SD shat be deserves.
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MoBnEAND ONO RALRoAD.-NeGr$ 100000
Subscribed! The Mobile Tribune, of the 18th
inst, states: al a recent meeting of the Ex-
ecutve Committee of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company, it was resolved to make
an ettO, { to raise, by subscription, among the
citizens OF Noble, q certain amount to be USED
as security for the payment Of note for Ike
amount TO be given by the Company for rail-
road iron to be used in laying the track from
Macon TO Columbus, and north ward to the
Tenn ssee line.
Inpursusnee of this object, preparatory to
soliciting subscriptions, an instrument setting
forth conditions, &c, was drawn up
This was presented to our citizens last week,
and it has now attached to it the names of a.
bout fifty Of our most prominent CAPITALISTS
| representing in the aggregate near $780, OO.
The work is still progressing, and it Is expect
ed 10 have in few days an amount subscri0-
ed sufficient to purchase iron enough TO lay
track on three -fonrths of the road between
Macon aud the Tennessee line. With the com
| pletiou OF this distance insured, the Company
can easily obtain iron for the remaining one
| fourth.
1t has been arranged to have Mr.. Chas. Gas
coigne leave for Europe the latter part of this
week, for the purpose of purchasing iron to
thc a'AOuuL VI 'le suOeCilp tlOEs PlSuSeu " '"N
citizens OF Mobile as security. II is said that a
| purchase can be effected on these securities
without any difficulty, and that the iron can
| be laid down in Mobile in less than ninety days
| rom the present date. Accordingly, by the
18th of April next, the rails will be on the
ground and tracklaying commenced from Ma
con, which work will not stop till the whole
! line shall be completed
en- the upper end of the road, track-laying
will be commenced at Columbus Ky, on Mon
day next. One locomotive and $50 tons of iron
were shipped to that point from New Orleans
on Friday last. Ore thousand tons of iron are
now on the way from Europe, and the remain
der of the purchase made by the President
last summer, will be shipped in a short time.
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REWOV AL.

TIVE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING FsrNBIIsHNENT
! OF J W. MOUNDS. is removed 20 Church street op-
posie the Cd stand the house niy built ~ Dr.
Young whore ready, usual 70 gye our attention
when called on. " M'CONBS
t4r8 TRY " n CORNalTUs
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:. C4 Z. I5RfXl., $1,000!
SCHEME.
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TIcte., 81 Halves, ta-Qaartsr' u.


Tickets St-HalYes, $9-Quarters 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Same the Royal Lottery = Cuba-vith this differences
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbersths has only
l5.0OD.
There two Wheels each Of which there placed
Locks The superintendent have each key TO the
Locks the wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present There plaeei in ths wheel Of numbers in
containing slips Of paper with the Numbers from No.
Ga IS 600. In the wheel Of priAFs there placed Tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging 4 ON $15,0G9 to SIZE.
When the drawing taxes place. vhich will be In pnblie
the wheels UnlOcsed and afer revolving them
drawn Of the wheel u numbers At The
time is drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with
b.red the shoulder and blndIoldedhs tube is slipped
on and the number held up and enrolled thst the whole
audience seeithe number IS then cal ed OF and
serld by the superintendent be Prise drawn Is credit
Ell 10 the number drawn at The time, and rnt
an the prizes drawn out copy Of Che draSnE then
the printers and after comparison the Sarn
denscerfy the correctness Of the drawing These su
psrinteudeuts sworn 10 perform their duty without
fear or favor.
II will be perceived that In this plan every prize r.
drawn ou and Of some person mast get them;
drawing every ordering tickets The pr.es
payable thirty days after drtsng, Ia fu without DIS
count. ~ Drawing takes place every Saturday.
EB- Orders for tickets addressed 10 q. II. WINTER
Box $50, Nashville, Tenn viii be promptly Sttsnaed 20
JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
Jan a4-1W. Macon. Ga.