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A Chance 70 Mako q Fortune

Chance 70 4Ake Q Fortune
cLAEA's CELEBRATED YLoUR MILLS, on. 1.
opsssuos and exhibition daily, corner Perry .pc
Third streets The public 10 invited 70 cali an .. II
sAts, County, To vashp and saop " single right
and Nils for the Territory Of The state Of lows n,
sale. Apply 70
OcsA-dtf JACOB WEAVER L.
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csafsssass w ,. J. y. ward, Ut The Murder
hin VIII

Wsrd, who has been on trial at Toledo
for the murder of bis wife At Sylvsnia, was
sentenced on n ondsy TO be hung on the
18th ofJune. He made full acknwledg-
ment Of his guilt 10 editor Of the Toledo
conmsrcisl. who visited him in his cell
The following 10 the
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VALUABLE CITY FR0PkKfY roe SALE
The Mississippi H0ass situated on Jra b-tvs Main
aad Harrisen streets, viii be sold cap, lets9by
is0fsst. Pars ii ths purchase N ~ can E, main on
mortgage for and years a ~ Per cent Lot on
Third street., asarta. q. Depot, 3axi3o isst. Al.
- lot On P11rh street sloiainy tue depot ,s4xi3p
Conner lot sn sr,dJ street., eorasr CLAY issxs,
fsst The loss on TIA I'd aai P,grlh ar ssn are
so!sn diy sta.tsa for sasiIsss Purposes, and the
location Of the Brady street lot one Of ns bsss IL
North Davenport. Por p,r.scaiArs apply 70
PAIaBANKS & HICKsON,
neAitdn No Q Ho6nans building, Main strsst
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IS lss---rns three story orisk warehouse o.
Frsni street 81 door east Of Perry Dr. Pasrys block
Apply st the Lscisire House 70
sdiUdtf BAIT ERAAN sWIIs
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AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL
4ITCHRLL1 NEW NATIONAL NAP,
( nrms that will pay competent persons oIoo
Nypsf month. For particulars 500 Il. =. BlAT.
ION, Is LsCiairs House, Davenport, iIeva, snttl
Aoni lsh, o. shsf see OF address I. =. BRA tsea
rsru, Lassiie co., lliin ois. or the pubii,ber.
Q. AUGUSTUS klTCaliL,
spsd4twlts phiia1elDnas.
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AslieWay's Ointment asa s.fils,-
Provided with these rsAediss, psrssn Of fAs nos,
delicate physiQus may brave any climate TAsy
ssmprshssd within he circle Of tAsir cura i've
sses all internal dissssss not organic, ard ell The
vsrisses Of outward infam manen. Sold q. us
msnafaeseriss, No. esMaiden Lahs, New Yerk, and
No .aN strand, London, and By all dragrlsss, q
aSG, 6s51e and 81 per pot or boz. vpl4aviv
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ID. NJ MARTIN
announce TO the good folks Of
davenport that he has last returned from New
York With splendid lot Of
cents Furnishing Goods,
Nhieh no asks tbs imposition Of all the 0ESTg IN
this Market
sB-6ooA shirt hands wanted to do custom work
49, ID. N. MARTIN,
AZ n dcnsa A.sia1
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The following are The o1cial majsriuss
Of Jackson county, - handed W yesterday
BY Mr.. Braks. Clerk Of Court Of that cssa.
y.--
SrArx Tlcksr--iss DEN. majority.
DrsraIcr JupsR-Mi,chell, les maj.
couurr Asssssea--W. c. Bell, Dem..
DsAi.A.s co..-N 9. wyakoop. Dsa..
go mai,
BsILvnu-ror County Seat. lbs mel.
Dnrarcr JuSss.--Ths following y the
oaGcial vote for District JuASs:
Jackson co.-Aitchslrs maj, Seo
Clinton co. Ao7
as
Scott co Mile mel, 10
Aitchsli's majority 40
MAroa OF LYoAA-Ths Lyons Mirror
sxulss very much on the election ofAr.
Ezra Batchellsr over his opponent Judge
A. R. Cotton. for Mayor. The election
turned on railroad mattsrs. One year ago
the vote Of Lyoas vas 3ll. The election
i, ~as <es, an increase Of over 100 per
cent. This tells well for the progress Of
Lyons City.
JUDICIAL ELscrIoH.-Claset. 10 sndoabt-
sdly elected, To oil appearances Henry
county has given only about $50 majority
for Darwin. Des Aoinss county 10 about
balanced. Louisa county has probably
given no, over 900 for Darwin. And Cla-
setts majority 10 somewhere from 800 to
500, -Ksolsk Gsh Cay, losA
Booze 'ricxkrs.-In Ase or six townships
Of Jackson county the name of Mitchell
was placed on the Republican tickets, and
the true Republican tickets miraculossly
disappeared. This accounts for Mitchell
Turning ahesd Of HE ticket in Jackson. All
such tricks - this have had their last run
in this District.
MuscAriHI co.--Judgs Mason has re-.
ceivsd the olncisl returns tron ell the town.
"a. 49, AZ ...Ht - -
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Fer Sals..ss Acrss Of bssaufsi land 4 mile from
corporation hns On Dusuqas road, with sood hosss,
barn, s1sssns veil and EASTERN, - r!nss OF ~
ing vatsr, 4 .ers srs~bsrriss Rhu barb, Asparsyus
De- vii BE- sold satire II parcss TO parchAssrs
Apply 10 okoR68 L. NICHOLS,
Ian3o ttf Land Once Main 1T
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Treaty for Tie Redemption Of he Sound
Dues.-Tho outline of the treaty, about to
he concluded between DcnmarEand the va.
rious European Powers trading with the
Baltic for the redemption of the Sound
Dues, has been published. The preamble
states that, with view to facilitate and in
crease the commercial and maritime rela-
tions Mt present existing between Denmark
and other contracting States, these parties
have agreed to negotiate treaty for ab"l
ishing the Dues levied on ships and their
cargoes passing through the Sound and the
Belts, and for diminishing the transit duty
payable on goods passing overland from the
German Ocean to the Baltic. In the first
PARTICLE the King Of Denmark undertakes for
the future not to levy any duty under the
name of customs, tonnage, or for lighthouses,
. buoys, &C., on any vessels, or their cargoes,
passing from the German Ocean to the Bal
!. tic, or vicc versa. by way of compensation,
the States entering into this treaty with
Denmark promise to pay the latter the sum
of 39,57O,89s rix dollars, according to var,'
ous quotas already agreed upon, and with
the provision that each State is liaIle only
for its own quota. The various amounts arc
to he paid within twenty years, IN forty
half-yearly equal instalments, which Shall
include the portion of the capital due and
the interest that accrucs on the outstanding
balance.
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SOAP! SOAP!! SOAP!!!
The INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE!

YONS, having purchased the Right for Alb
IL bevile District, to make and sell IS q ria
backs Patent Compound CllcIll-
icsll Soap, Is now prepared TO sell Family
Rights on reasonable terms The advantages
which this Soap possesses over uny other which
is now, or will hereafter be in use, these:
In the first place. You can make the finest and
most beautiful Toilet Soap, highly perfumed and
richly colored, at cost (buyng the chemicals by
wholcsale,) of only Four Gents per pound.
In the second place, YOU can make the prctti-
est, whitest. and incest Washing Soap at cos,
OF only thrce-quarters of n cent per pound-75
cents for II hundred pounds.
In the third place, after having obtained u
Recipe-which will be given you at the time you
buy your Family Right-you can, in Is minutes,
out of one of Ley Soap, and the two, after they
have been doubled, will be better Soap than the
first barrel was.
In the fourth place, this Soap will clean the
skin better (if people disposed to doubt il, We
will prove what We say, by applying it to two
boots outside Of their pants about town. and it
will wash clothes winter, and with less washing,
than any other washing compound now in use.
pocket handkerchief, piece of homcspun,
may be dipped into "a tar bucket, or drawn
through carriage wheel, until it is completely
covered with tar, or grease and black lead, and
then in three wasngs in cold acatcr, (of course it
will wash he,ter in warm) il will be made as
white ms it originally was. No other Soap will
do this. 1t will take grease out of floors; and IL
friend remarked 10 us the other day, that he be-
leved it would go through an inch plank after II
little paint, tar or grease. Aud ladies, all you
who have husbands who need cleaning up and
renovating, il you will send them up sonlo warm
day. (it wont do to apply RoRAnAcK to them i'll
cold weather, unless you give them money
to buy warm CIuthes with-lhe:e's danger OF
some Of them taking violent colds) We promise
that you will be utterly astoultIed when they re-
turn home. You will hardly believe that such u
change in appearance could have been effected
| in so short time.
So now, to be serious, (and we believe we arc
not dishonest enough to advise our own people,
our own friends, our own relations, to do thing
which will be of no benefit to them, and which
must result unC,vor,bIy to us,) we advise every
family to procure Right. There is not Fam,
lily in AbbeviIlc District doing any washing
mt all, who does not use Fifteen Dollars worth Of
Soap in year; and hy RonABAcHs Recipe, you
can make your Right clear. the first year. Ii is
not like Coat or Il pair of pants-in two years
ut the outside. they are worn out-this lasts you
your lifetime.
Abbeville G. H., Feb. 25 1857. 4i-tf
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They have Judge in the Blue Ridge
circuit, Georgia, named Brown, who not OIL.
ly administers justice in dig, ici and
impartial manner, Lut is likewis' of n
wag in his way, as witness the ng
manner in Which he "done brown" r:
While hearing case recently, tn ey
stated in his plea, tn.t-lc believed one OF
the Jurors was intoxicated. The judge, al,
4lfessings the man alluded to, said: Sir
! .arefyou:drunk ~ Tile juror, Strengthening
aliimsclfup, in asbG!d, half-dcfant tone, said
$" No sir-re.bobr "Wcll," said the judge, 81
. finey you five dollars for the re and ten fol
the 'boh..''n. The juror. s'wited."
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HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.

#:A THE Subscriber offers for Sale his ~
lii House and Lot and adjoining Farm,
situated in and nearthe Village of Greenwood.
Tho Tract contains about
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
Of which about Forty Acres is WOODLAND.
The Dwelling is One.story Cottage Building;
with Eight Rooms, besides Pantry and Closets.
On the premises are good Kitchen, Negro
House, Smoke House, Carriage House. and Sta.
bles. and an excellent Well Of water The dwell
be sold with the premises, if desired.
The Village Of Greenwood is one OF the most
desirable. places to live at in the back country,
being perfectly healthy, and having good society
aud excellent Schools. :,
Part of The purchase money will-be required
in Cash: For the balance, the terms will be &C.
cpmmodating.
WIN. II. GRIFFIN.
March 4, 1851. 45s ff
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.Gollin,crridl.

ApnEvt,LE G. H., March i9, 1857.
Cottoa.-There is little doirg in tlhia market,
= 1hat is scarcely worth reporting. Prices, how
ever, continIe, good-from to l3 cents.
CoLuMnrA,. March II, 1851
: :, C1iton.-There was.so little done.in cotton
yesterday, is i; ac::! to ascertain the true
It.sIosition tie .market did occupys still the few
salestl were made showed there WA: no quota
Ble change in prices from those given in our last
= weekly report, viz: 1l4'0 l34'cenis.
CmAnLKsroS, March lG,sle57.>
* Goitoa.-!Thc sales to-day amounted to e,7oo
lilee, without change in prices.
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BE
A TIMELY WARMING!

rINIIE decided superiority of RORABACKS
Il COMPOUND CHEMICAL SOAP-its
being made in five minutes, costing only three
quarters of a cent per pound, being made with
out Ley, Potash or Grease, has excited an interest
and curiosity in the minds Of some, that perhaps
would lead them int, unpleasant difficulties.
1t is for the hcnefit of those unacIuaincd with
the nnturc Of Patents and Patent Laws that we
insert this caution; for it is presumed that no
gentleman, no just and honorable man would ut
ity, even should lie obtain it otherwise.
We would here state, that any person using
said Recipc-ln any way infringing upon said
right, may expect to suffer the utmost penalty Of
the Patent Law, for it will be promptly enforced
Etn its fullest exteut-n" apology compromise
will be allowed 10 mitigate it's sirngency. We
have the control OF the State--we and our as
signs only. have authority I" sell Family Rights.
Citizens of this District can obtain Rights by
calling on Mr. J. j. Lyons, The interchangeable
Clothing man, who has purchased from US the
Right for AbLevilc..
Persons desiring Territory: will call Oh fhe l.
'lcrwrilcrs at AbhcviIlc G.. II.
SHARP L. WESTMORELAND.
=. S.-Wr wonl further state, for the b.ilrfi,
Of those who nslr aud imposed upon nj
most every day, by being induced to believe that
they purchase articles for the manufacture OF
lloraback's Soap, that any assertion encouraging
such belief, is positively and entirely false
The principal Chemicals nse,l, are not sold in
the District now, but will be soon.
S. s.. w.
Feb. %. 1857 A4 If
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
ID to ne directed, 1 will sell ut Abheville
Court House, OH The first Mondny aud Tuesday
i'll April next, within the legal hours of sale,
tile following property, to wit:
$50 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
iobt. Stuckcy WIN: Do, d and others, as the
property Of Jas. Fisher, ads q. ii. Shirley and
others.
Il Acres, more or less, bounded by Elizabeth
Mattsen rs the property Of T. ii. Nixon, ads.
Il. C!SIarp.
500 Acres, more or less, bounded by J. @.
Bozen,au, EFF. Power and others, ms the prop
erty of.J. a. Martin, ads. j. L. Bell, Ex'or, f..
Tribe ana. others.
200 Acres, more or less, bounded by Beneficial
bert and others, us the property of 4. Widtmun,
nds. Jno. Sumtlrrs and others.
50 Acres. more or less bounded by J. r. Graves,
p $. Gill-bcau and others, the property of B.
T. Gilbert, a,ls. ID. D. Ilaw thorn aud others.
|. ] Negro Woman, Charity, Horse aud Buggy,
rs tI.c proucry of ". ii. PcrkcrsoH, ads. Roberts
d A Janis and others.
tTERMS CASH.
,....5s.-,.s!s ~ II r. COCHRAN, S. A.D.
=" SlTeritfs Office, March lG, 1857. 47.,sd
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"WoopLAND CRsAM'-1 Iromade for 6enoti-
flying tie Xa;r-highly peffumed, superior to any
french article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies Hair, it has no equal, giving
it u bright glossy, appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair TO cnfl in the most natural manner.
1t removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the
appearance Of being fresh shampooci, Price;
onfy, fifiv cents None genuine unless signed
%'TFETRIDGE & CO, Propri-tors of the
-; Balm Of Thousand Flowers,' N. y.
aJ For'sale by tIl Druggists. -
AIurell 4, 1857. 45 Gmcow
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II Il T M . {:
HOUSE BUILDING.

.'TNIIE undersigned is now prepared to do all
l. work entrusted to his care, in tho Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans aud erect all descrip-
tiDns Of Buildings, from one-story house TO a
Court IIonee.
Having received instructions from, tho best
Architects in the Uuion, he fatters himself that
as cheap as can be done in New York.
REFERENcEa- King g. Kellum, Architects
Brooklyn, New Y ork; VIM. Gainer. Architect
Of New York City: Perryman d Waller, New
Market; Dr. John p. Darratt, Barrattsvilfe.
- . ~, HENRY JONES.
New. Market Dee. 10, 1855, as If
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PLANTATION GOODS.

Our Stock Of Plantation Goods is very large,
which we sell at Columbia prices, consisting OF
kerscys, Georgia Plains, White and Grey Blan-
kets; and every: body says that Inns seen them,
that o';: B&OGifS, &c, are decidedly the
best md cheapes, they ever saw. Call and see
our Stock Of the above Goods you will find il
to your advantage to 10 sn, If You want to buy
We invite cuch and nll OF our numern,,.
friends, aI, the public generally, to call and ex
anime our Stock, which we ut all times take
great pleasure in showing, und warrant MS rep
resented:
AS every article is marked the lowest at which
it can be sold; no deviation whatever will b,
made from the first prien asked.
AbbevilIc Z. H., Oct. 27 1856. 2S-tf
cB- Independent Press copy.
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II HEREBY give notice; that intend to ap.
l. ply to the Commissioner Of Pensions sfor a
duplieSte Land Warrant herein described, the
original having been lost while in Kansas. The
said Land w arrant, Of l20 Acres, No. 80 ora, was
issued to Uriah Martin, private in Captain
Ashleys company in the Regiment commanded
by Col. Brisbon, in the Seminole war of 1885,
The said Warrant beais date the oath of Deeem-
Der, 1855, and was lost beswsen Lesysnwosib
and Atcllisou cities, in Kansas Territory, on the
9th Of October last 1t had the usual assign
ment from Uriah Martin made to Blank. and had
besn purchased by me for location. advertised
it's loss in Kansas, at the time it occufred but
took no steps to procure . duplicate. %
@. w. CONNOR.
Abbevile C. II, Feb. 10, 1856. 42.7t
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Ladies' Cloth and Velvet ClQaks,
AT NEW YORK COST.
WILLIAM SHEAR will sell the Remainder of
w hjG stock Of Ladies' Cloth and Velvet
CLOAKS and Cloth TALMAS, at Nov York
cost The assortment embraces those of the
latest mud best styles. .,.> -r-
+ ..-r st,l. - ALSO.
Some very handsome MOURNING CI,OAKs,
some of extra size. to oil Of which the utteHti0n
of te public IL respectfully idvitd,
Jans2i 1857. SO n
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new cR0P---PlTCH I'M!

IA YES! oh yes! Everybody who wants
" Goods for nothing. aud. if tl'oy are not
satisfied, get Small comfsnsaiidn for tXking
large Quantities off had better embrace uie op
poriunity That the indefatigable
.ss.- L Y q N 81
is 6ow offering. The way Lyons is nov putting
of his WINTER GOODS, any one can afford
10 dress well. Ano it's shame. with Clothing
at present prices. that people should 60 any other
way than decently clad. So come ur, ride up,
slide up, fall up, or any way so yousget up. and
lay in supply of Winter apparel. Winter amt
quite over; we'll have cool nights and mornings
for some time yet, il tile moon don't change; and
If it does we'll have falling weather, and you'll
want something to keep the rain off. So dive
in, pitch in cave in, squeeze in, get somebody to
push you in, before the Winter Goods are all
gone. Doors open at o. M, sales commence as
soon " doors are open Whole tickets $500
children and servants half price. The best order
and decorum preserved.
NJ. L. KENNEDY,
Stage Manager.
Abbeville C. IT,, Jan. %, 1857. 4O-n
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WINDOW SHADES.
PAPER HANGINGS & MATTRESSES,
AT .. s
@:H. ~. kINSMAN'S, =
Corner Of King and Berrisbtd Streets
CHAKLESTON, 8. C.

> CHAKLESTON, 8. C. ~.
a LARGE Ecstoak Of the above Goods on hand,
II. andiwill: be sold at a large discounts far
the. neSt; Raonthssin psdsr TO reduce the s,Sck,
on aceopf6 of : thss lease. expiring. and bsijll
.obl,gedjfo move into apptaer Store. The follow.
part of .this large Stock D
lfeach ApaA sasEieag Paper Hapsings, Freael,,
S5sissthd Amdfit tan Wind dowS Slldes, afattresses
and Pillows tf XSely! dsscript lon Ghrnices Lsee
and Afhslip 9Iek kibA Satip, ne56iifp ahd. Dam.
ssL ~ and Yas5 lt9s - 3,
s Those sIqsi ki1 .@epts 1fsft % Goods,
when hia fks u instruct 81 49, eSsJ ., q
agents 10 purshasA hAnGT - 500 N 70 49,
s. ~ j Se
b spy sgssss
y y - 1Bs: :assass
5 |'5< 4|!:s 49, q : 49, 3, ~ ltse q
Naroh 1, 1851
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Final Settlement Of. the Estate
OF John Callahan. decd.

NUTICE ts hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested, that a Final Settlement Of Tho n.
tste Of John Callahan, decd, will take place ID
ti3e Ordinary Hoe on the 20th Of March, 1881.
lists viii make ilamsdiate payment. AID, sJl
psrsons 6ayipg dsnApds Rgainst ssid E9sts Mi
prssegt Ghem properly astested iinnnsd sdsately 10,
paygasnh q nnss eips~ on the nas.es a. auiel
g. w. CALLAIIkN ESor.;;:
Dee. II, 1855. IS 8,n
/ ~ frIpcndcnt Press COPY 8 months
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder at public
w !outcry. OH Sale-Day of April next, ut Alb
bevllle Court House, Twenty-Five Shares of the
Capital Stock of the Grecnvlle s, Columbia
Rail Road Company, belonging to the Estate of
Ri Mabry, deceased. A credit of six months
will be given from day of SALE The purchaser
will be required to give Note, under seal, with
two good slli,ics.
NJ. w. MABRY, Admir-
March II, 1857. al IDS
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Ladies CruvelN Mhalebone Skirts.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
WILLIAM SHEAR has just received from
W New Yqfk, an ADDITIONAL supply of La
dies Cruveli Whalebone SKIRTS, decidedly the
most approved style X
.-s = ALSO
Misses White and Slate-colored Wlalebone
SKIRTS, to which the attention cf the public is
respectfully invited.
Augusta, Feb 4, 1857. Al If
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
$3.50 Prizes amounting TO. $204 %,
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Halves, s5-Quarters, S2.l
Plan of the Lottery.

$3.50 Prizes amounting to. $204 600
Whole Tickets slo-Halves, s5-Quarters, $3.50
Plan of the Lottery.
The numbers from l to 10000. corresponding
with those Numbers on the tickets, printed on
separate slips OF paper, are encircled with small
tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled are placed in another wheel. The wheels
arc then revoIvcd and u number is drawn from
the wheel of Numbers and ut the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The Num-
bcr and Prize drawn out ore opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Com
missioners; the Prize being plnced against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated un
til oil the PRICES are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PnrzEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first IL Prizes will be entitled to the
4s Approximation Prizes. according to the
Scheme.
5000 Prizes of $40 will he determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws The $780,
900 Prize. For example, If the Number druw-
ing the $4,000 Prize ends with No. J, then all
the Tickets where the number ends ia I will be
entitled to $40. Ii the number ends with No
2, then all the Tickets where the number ends III
= will he entitled to $40, und to O..
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ut the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 half 4ii
In ordering Tickets, enclose the money 10 our
address for tho Tickets ordered, on receipt OF
which they will he forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may tlesignnte.
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 Office, County and
State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and paya
Bile in full without deduction.
| All prizes Of one thousand dollars'and under
paid Immediately after the drawing other prize.
ut the usual time of thirty days.
| All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tick
| OTIS Mt either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates o
Packages Of Tickets either 10
| S. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta, Ga,
| or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Feb. lS, 1857. d Ct