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Spri g and Summer Go DIS

Spri g and Summer Go ds
ever offered for sale in this market Ou,
stock consists in part of Bleached and Brown
Nuslins, Tiekngs, Drills and Checks, Prints
of every style and price, Ginghams, Lawns.
Brown and Bleached Linen, Cassmers, Tweeds
Italian Cloths, Chamhray, Cottonades, Can
ton Plaids and Stripes, Versailles Quilts, Rob.
Brilliants, Mohair de Beige Organizes. Chalh
Barge and Tissues Bonnet and Taffetq Rib
hons Moss Trimmings. Collars and Under
sleeves, Mirrors, Satchels and Carpet Bags
silk and Leather Belts, Soaps and Perrumerv.
Gloves and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Hair Stocks
and Cravats, Porte Monnaies, Violins. Combs.
Bracelets. Breast pins and Finger-rings, Ear
rings, Books and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boots and S.oes, Drugs Medicines.
and Dye stnffs, Straw, Leghorn, Panama and
Fur Hats, Glass and Queensware, Masonic
Aprons and Sashes de-. DC.
We cannot enumerate the zone thousand
end one" articles on hand, but ask the pub.
lie to give lis a call, and they will be con.
WINGED that they can save money by buying
our Goods. w. G. HORTONh co
April II, 1855
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Fur Skins Wanied.

WANT to buy large lot OF Fur Skins such as Mink,
= Coon, Fox. Opossum, Muskrat, and House Cat and
will give the highest market price.
November 2s GEORGE W. ROSS.
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lust RECEIVED-Husb Marresi,.
- Davis Pain Killer and several other articles OF
Drugs.
On hand, a very good supply OF all the Medicines
usually kept in Drus Stores consisting in part of Oils
Paints and Dye.stufs, Wines. Brandies, Gin and Pure
Spirit. Also, 90 per cent Alcohol WIN. BURNS.
may 23
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TO Cotton and Wooden Manufac

turers, Rail Road Companies, Ma
chinists. and General Dealers.
NW ACHINE BETTING, for Gins, Threshers Mills,
I'VE Factories, &C., &c, made from best whole hide
Leather-curried, rveted stretched and cemented at
our works in Newark N. j. All widths, to "a inches,
and OF warranted quality. Picker and Lace Leather;
Calf and Sheep Roller Skins Roller Cloth; Roller Brush
es Loom busters; Pckers; Stripping Cards. Ring Trav-
oilers; and variety of Factory Findings. Sole Leath
err Of every descriptions English French, and Amer-
can Cali Skins; Lining and Binding Skins; Shoe Pegs
Lasts; Boot Trees; Peg Jacks &C., re-, and general
assortment Of Boot and Shoemakers' Findings; Hog
Skins; Sheep Skins, and Morocco Skins. Harness
Leather Bride Skrting and Belt Leather Patent and
Enamelled Leather and Enamelled Cloths.
ALSO,
A general assortment OF Saddlery Hard
ware, Coach Hardware. and Coach
Trimmings. Springs, AXles, Malleable Castings,
Bands, Bolts, Screws, Pelloes Hubs SpOkes, Shafts
Poles, Moss, Carried Hair, Oil and Brussels Carpets
varnishes Sand Paper, &c, &c. For sale low at our
Wholesale iSIddtery Warehouses.
SHERMAN, JESsUP & CO.,
No. $50 Broad street. Augustd, Ga.
HARRAL, NICHOLS 4 CO,
Corner OF Hasel and Meeting sts Charleston, s. c.
BETS, NICHOLS 4 CO.,
oct 2i-1y-422l No. 90 Liberty street Neto York.
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j. A. A y 81 LIE ",

j. A. A SLEY,
GENERAL
Commission and Produce Merchant,
Office on Bread street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. C+a.,
WlLL give prompt and personal attention to the
w sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
All articles OF Merchandise consigned to him Also, to
the forwarding Of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets ut the customary rates. Liberal advances, ell
Their IN cash or by acceptances made articles In store
or when bills OF ladng accompany drafts
REFERENCES Baker, Wilcox 4 Co.; NJ A D. Wilkinson;
y. o. Fargo, cashier" Augusta Ga. Hand, Williams
Wilcox; Thos Trout Co., Charleston. =. G. VIM. Dun
cant Paddelford, Fay Co.; r. 7. willis Savannah, Ca
sturges, Bennett A Co., New York. J. O. Wilson A Col
D. Stuart Son, baltimore. Wood a Low New Orleans
O. II. Weborn, Dalton. Ga. Grenvilc a Sample, Chat
tanooga, Tenn Bearden, Son 4 Co., Knoxville, Tenn
:. X. Reeder, Athens, Tenn. w shapard Co.; Berry
Demevile, Nashville, Tenn Nov %, '5f-tf-3i2
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"And he played on a Harp of a

w are happy to announce to "all the
w world and the rect of mankind" tina
we are now in receipt of one of the largest
most Fashionable. and durable stocks of
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ThrcSherS.

II Would inform persons wartlng Threshers that
have several different styles OF Horse Powers, such
rs think equal u not superior, to any In the country
Persons wishing any thing Of the kind will ca at the
Athens Foundry where the machines can be SEEM
There Ia great saving to persons purchasing where
they can have the OF the patterns IN any part
OF the machine should break. Call and see. Prices
moderate. Jan 6-tf @. ZIMMERMAN.
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EtfG aRs.--A superior article OF Cigars; Also, No.
~ Chewing Tobasco--always on hand and for sale
BY tmsgel W. q. HAINEs, Cleveland.
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VUST RECpryEn-Plne prondv. v.,.-,.
~ sherry Port, Malaga and caret Wines. and some
nne Jamaca Rum-all strictly for medical purno.es.
seP'' VIM BURNS
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Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.

SCOVIL 4 MEAD. No. III tharires street,
New Orleans. General Nholesale Agent Tor
the Southern States to whom all orders
must he addressed.
sold by p. II. KEITH l. Co., Athens, Tenn.
WIN. BURNS,
J. II. PATTON, Sweetwater,
HURLEY d JOHNSON, Loudon,
J. II. MAeILL d Co. Mouse Creek,
ALEXANDER d MoKAMy, Benton.
ia &C.W. COFFIN, Madisonville,
J. NJ. d j. D. KNOX. Charleston.
W II. d N. CRAIGMILEs, Cleveland.
Dec g. 1S56-lv-42S
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Up aGs! Rngsi-we viii pay Goods for all the
IA Linen or Cotton Rags offered.
Noy2 W. q. HORTON &C
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ROCK Nil,l. ACADEMY,

yIyHE Exercises of this Institution will be rcsu-
| 4 med on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY
NEXT. under the superintendent of its former
Principal, Gen. JOHN \. ALSTON.
His long experience and well-known reputation
as teacher of youth render it almost unneces-
sary to say anything in reference to bis qualifca-
tions Suffice it to state, that having received q
thorough Academic education, he entered and
graduated at the South Carolina College, and since
has been engaged, for about fourteen years, in
teaching. Such opportunities and experience,
have emincntly qualified him for the important
and arduous duties of thoroughly training and
developing the intellectual faculties, and have en-
abed him to acquire that tact in imparting in
structiun to- and governing, young men which ex-
nericnce alone can give, and which are so essen
tial to the prosperity of al such Institutions
We the Trustees therefore, in whose midst, lie has
for years been engaged in teaching, knowing him
to be thus emincntly qualified, take great pleas
ure in recommending all who have sons to edu-
cate, and desire them to be thoroughly prepared
for entering any Of our Colleges, to send them
here.
The citizens of Rock Hill arc moral, and many
Of them religious. They have prospect of hay
ing established very soon, two Churches. There
is here, Furnishing Division Of the Sons of Tenn
pcrancc-therc is not licensed grog-shop in the
place, and nil OF Its clUZehs s'em determined 10
discountenance everything calculated to tempt the
young and rising generation into either extrava-
gance or dissipation.
This School, Mt its late adjournment, numbered
about sixty pupils and we, its Trustees, can with
pleasure, testify to the uniform correct deportmen.
0nd s,udious habits Of the students.
Good and comfortable Boarding can be had
within convenient distance, and in the best fami-
lies at Eight Dollars per month.
The following nre the rates Of Tuition, per Ses-
sion of five months:-
Orthography and Reading, g,........"...."""S 90
The above with Arithmetic, English Gram =
mar, and Geography, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Q 90
The above with History, Natural Philoso-
ply, &C., IL oV
The Latin, Greek and Mathematics, ,........ II so
The Scholastic year will consist of two Sessions
of five months each. Pupils will he received Mt
any time. and will be charged from time of en-
trance until the end of the session, except in ca
scs of protractcd sickness.
H. SIMPSON, Chairman.
II. F. BEoAcH, Secretary.
Dec II 30 5t
Ren. The Chester Standard and Lancaster Led
ger will copy the above five times, and send bills
to H. F. Broach Rock Hill, S. C.
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Omtuarp.

Died, at his residence in this District on the
31st ult., WILLIAM BRATTON, in the 41st year
of his age.
The deceased has left wife and four small chill
dren to bemoan their sad bereavement, and cir
Gle of numerous friends and relatives to lament
his death. As husband, he was faithful and af-
fectionate; as father, kind and indulgent; and
as neighbor, charitable and benevolent.
Being amiable and sociabe in his disposition,
though modest and unassuming in his manner, he
seemed to centrate all his hopes and affections
upon his family. Beinga man of domestic habits,
he seemed to derive all his peace and comfort of
mind and body, by directing and culti7atihg all
the faculties of his mind, necessary for the per-
fection of the object of domestic pursuits. By
the force of such habits he seldom appeared in
public, where his presence and service were not
required-seldem visited those places where his
business did not call him. His industry, energy
and perseverance, furnish US an example worthy
of imitation. His integrity of character and hon
esty Of purpose in his intercourse with his fellow
man do challenge comparison. The proper dis
pensation of these treasures have gained for him
title more precious than gold-"an honest man,
the noblest work Of God"
We not here presume to say the deceased was
without his faults-his frailties. They were his
only enemies Let US not however withhold from
his memory the praise his virtues claimed.
Let the apologies of human nature plead in his
behalf Let US remember that perfection on earth
has never been attained by man-that the wisest
and best of men have erred. Let US drop the tear
of sorrow and sympathy over his departed worth,
while his frailties, whatever they may have been,
be buried with hir in the silent tomb.
Though intellectually q believer in the truths of
the Gospel, he still made no formal profession Of
Relgion-though suddenly seized with fatal ILL
ness still in his few lucid moments,-when he
was conscious that,
sThe awful hour was drawing nigh,
To watt his spirit to its native sky" -
did he manifest by his deeply anxious, solemn
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9gn1snsd.

MARRIEp-O the 18th of December. 1856, by
DR.. Wilson, of Georgia, Mr.. S. A. McELWEE
and Miss s. A. WILSON, both Of York District.
TO sALLIE.
A song for the bride! for the rosy, Young bride,
With check ever blooming and heart ever true;
The Jewel Of Bethel, and York's fairest pride
How swift in your presence the sweet moments
flew
You've gone from the ranks of the young and the
gay,
To reposc on breast whose unwavering love
No dazzling temptation could ever betray-
Nor the bright spell of beauty entice it to rove.
Oh! Passion, young Passion! has Heaven n boon
Which illumines the world with so cheering q
CLEAN?
As strong as the sunlight, as pure as the Moon,
When she rests on the slumbers Of maidens that
dream.
May it bide with thee ever, to bless and to cheer
When the storm-couds of life gather dark in their
gloom;
May Time in his fight only touch to endear thee
To the soul thou hast blest with the young life and
bloom.
May the heart thou hast crowned thus with glad
ness and bliss,
Be ever as fond and as gentle as now;
May his harshest reproof be expressed in q kiss
Thy smile, the sweet sunshine that brightenS his
brow.
Adieu! to the bride, to the rosy, young bride,
With cheek ever blooming and heart ever true
Thou Jewel of Bethel and York's fairest pride,
The haunts of your childhood now bid thee, Adieu
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Columbia Market.

Cotton.-Our last weekly report closed on the
receipt of the Niagara's adyices; but as their ef-
fect nm the market had not been developed, we
we could not say to what extent prices would be
effected by them. The week now under review
opened with brisk and active demand, and in
the course of the three first days of the week
prices advanced full 4c. on our former quota
tions. During Wednesday and Thursday the same
good feeling prevailed, and prices again advanced
Ia 1c bringing fair cotton up to l2Sc. On FRI
daymorning the news from Liverpool by the Amer
lea to,tbe Oath utimo came to hand, reporting the
cotton market active, at on advance OF I'd. on for
mer quotations, with sales, for the three days
prior to the sailing of the steamer, of $4,000
bales-speculators taking $1,000 and exporters
Q 600 bales.S These accounts had favorable ef-
feet on our market, and under their influence pri-
ces advanced a full sc., and they now rule as fol-
lows, viz; Inferior II III; ordinary lls 11s;
Midd1ing liz 12s; good middling l24; l2s
fair 12ss l2ss, and choice 12a cents. The sales
of the week comprise ], ,24O bales.
Bac0n.-The bacon market has been quiet but
steady since our last, and therefore we have no
ouotable change to notice. We still quote;
shoulders 81 9; sides 10 l0!; and hams II
l2e., according to quality.
Cora-We have no material change to notice in
the corn market, and We therefore continue to
quote so 85c per pushel.
Ptas.-The supply of peas on sale is fair, with
quiet demand, without any quotabe change in
prices We still quote 65 70c per bushel.
Oats.-There is but little demand for oats, still
the stock is light, and therefore prices arc firm at
60c. per bushel.
Fyour-The stock of -four is rather low, and
prices especially of family -four, are looking up.
Wenow quote STA ST. for common to good brands;
super6ne S74@S7s and extra family SS per Dbl.
Foddtr.-The fodder market has been quiet but
steady since our last report, and consequently We
continue to quote Sll@l4 per 100 Tbs.
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"THE PALMETTO HOTEL. .
L. p. sADLER, Lessee.
YORKYIILE. 8. C.

. @A THIS LARGE THREE SroRY BRIcK
!H! HOTEL, situated nearly opposite the
Ht Court House, is now open for the ac-
-A8 commodation of TRAVELLERS, and the
Public generally. The rooms in this House cam
not be sui passed by any others in the State.-
The TABLE will be always found supplied with
the best the market Affords and the Stables, with
large and capncious Lots, we'll watered, will sl-
ways offer inducements to drovers of Stock, while
the barn will be we'll supplied with Grain and
Pro7ender. = ss,as
In addition to the above splendid building, the
proprietor has purchased the well known "Harrjs
Hotel" opposite, and the Establishment is thus
rendered the largest in the State in way Of gene
ral accommodation and convenience. 1 * ~
The subscriber has leased the above from Mr.
W. ROSE, and having taken possession, invites
the patronage of his friends and the public. He
aatters himself from the experience he hos, and
the knowledge he entertains of what is required
to make his customers comfortable, that he will
receive share Of public patronage. 20
The Omnibuses will always be found in readi-
ness to transport passengers to and from the Pst-
metto and Rail Road Depot and Private Convey
ances Of every description will be kept for the
accommodation of persons wishing to be taken to
any point in the surrounding country.
L. P. SADLER.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
I'd DEMAINING in the Post Office at Yorkvile, s.
IL c., on the first of January 1857, which il
not taken out within three months, will be sent to
the Department as dead letters:-
A-Bishop james o. Andrews.
B.. Boyd, W. II. Brownlee, 2, W. c. Black.
C-Thomas Carol, George B. Crippen.
D-John Dennis.
E-J. \. Estes.
FL. W. Ford, Fullenwider, Roberts Co.,
Mrs. f. A. Foulkes, Laban Friday.
G-Daniel D. Gibson, 3, NJ. Gretter, S. W. Civ
ems. Larkin b. CASTOR, Rosa Gillian.
fl. p Herndon, W. D. Harris, Noah Har-
ris, Richard NJ Head, Lewis Huntington, B. Ham
lton.
J-Tobert Jones, ., Sarah Jenkins, Miss n. J.
Jones, Mrs. J. jenkins, Mrs E. J. Jones:
K-Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Mrs. Mary W. Knox.
L.-James NJ. Lee, ]. NJ Leonhardt & 20. 2,
J. NJ. Leonhardt
as S. Miller, George c. Martin, Mary Mccoy,
Thomas Mays, W. G. McCagbran.
O-Stephcn Owens, ., Thomas Owen.
P-W. G. Postel, Rev. H. c. Parsons, X. Nj.
Parks, 3.
R-Enos Richmond, 2, Robert A. Ross.
S-M. R. Smith, 4. B. Springs, j. Fl. Smith,
r. Swami.
T-Johu A Terrence, James C. Terris.
U-A. S. Underwood.
VA. Whyte, G. Matthew White, Mrs. Ann
White, ]. W. Walker, Mrs. MaryN. White, Cadet
Samuel C. White, G. A. Walden.
W. R. ALEXANDER, P. u.
1one st
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70 THE LADIES,

MARS. NJ. C. WALTER, 1877 Richardson St.,
WI Columbia respectfully announces to the La
dies of the Up Country, that she has returned
from the North with handsome assortment of
Satin, Velvet, Schenelle Neapolitan, Moss-Velvet,
ClaraIKean and Brooks BONNETS; Coronets, Bri-
die Wreaths and Wells; French Flowers; Head
dresses of Ribbon, Velvet and Schenclle; oil of
which she offers on the most reasonable terms
She trusts that when in Columbia, the Ladies' will
not fail to call and examine the stock.
CORSETS made to order; and all orders COM
piled with promptly.
Columbia, Oct %, 1856, 43 3m
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BLAIRSVIlLE ACADEMY.

VuNHE Exercises of this Academy will open on
l. the 2nd MONDAY IN JANUARY, instant,
under the superintendent of W. b. RUSSELL.
The locality is healthy, and good boarding can be
obtained at 81 per mnnth. Students will be pre-
pared to enter any college they may desire. The
Rates of Tuition per Session Of five months, are
as follows:-
Elementary branches, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OO
English Grammar, Geography, History. 0C
Moral and Nat. Philosophy, Rhetoric &c. IL 0C
Classics and Mathematics, .............. II 80
BSsn No deduction made except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness. W. B. Russell.
JanS IF
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MUSIC! MuSie!!
sf5RH

4 LARGE and well-selected stock of PIANOS
n from the best makers can be had at FACTO-
RY PRICES, at RAMSAY'S PIANO and MUSIC
STORE, COLUMBIA, S. G. Those who wish to
procure very superior instrument can get Hal
lett, Davis g. Co.'S PIANO, with the patent suspen-
sion bridge and metallic bearings, now among the
best Pianos in the world Try one, and If it does
not prove we'll, the price will be refunded. Eve
ry Piano fully guaranteed.
Mr.. RAMSAY, being practical Piano-maker
and an experienced dealer, can insure to bis Gus
toners perfect instrument and in the most per-
feet order.
nA. No charge for boxing.
Also, on hand, Church and Parlor Melodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Flutinas, Banjos,
Strings &c., and general assortment Of the Ia
test and most approved Music.
References: Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, President OF
Yorkville Female College; Prof. ]. II. Whitney,
Professorof Music.
Septl8 80 ~
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and impressive petitions his hope of eternal rest
and confidence in the power of Him "who is vii.
ling and able to save even to the utmost" and
calmly did he surrender his spirit to Him who
gave ito be transferred to brighter sphere
heaven of Eternal rest We should submit with
meekness and kiss the rod that has chasteued US.
Peace to his ashes
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FISHING CREEK
LAND FOR SALE

yHyHE Subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
4 TION on FISHING CREEK, 81 miles from
Yorkville, containing 38S ACRES, 40 or so Acres
of which is FINE BOTTOM LAND, well ditched
and in fine state of cultivation. The WOODED
LAND Oh this tract is the best timbered land in
this section of country. 1t is also excellent grain
and cotton land. Those desiring to purchase
would do well to look at this land, as such bar
gain is seldom presented. 1t will be offered Mt
private sale until the FIRST MONDAY IN FEB
RUARY next If not sold by that time it will be
exposed to public sale at York Court House on
that day to the highest bidder
THOS. DAVIES.
n. B.-Tcrms made known on the day OF salo.
T. D.
Yorkville, Jan. Is, 1857. td*
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State of South Carolina.
vork District

ELIAS STEEDMAN, Hho is in the custody. OF
IL the Sheriff of York District, by virtue OF
writ of copas ad sastacendum, at the suit of Maui
ney, Powell & Co., having filed in my Office, to-
pether with schedule on oath of his estate and
Effects, his petition to the Court Of Common Pleas
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the
relief of insolvent debtors. 1t is Ordered, that
the said Mauney, Powell & Co., and all other the
Creditors, to whom the said Elias Steedman, is in
any wise indebted, be and they are hereby Sum-
moned, and have notice to appear, before the said
Court &C York Court House, on Monday, the ninth
day of March next, to shew cause, if any they
can, why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted. - ~.
JOHN G. ENLOE.
Q. @. O. P.
Dec 40 3m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VlHE undersigned having leased the Palmetto
Il Hotel" to Col. L. P. Sadler, respectfully 30
licits for him continuance Of the patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed on the establish,
ment. We feel satisfied from the preparations
made, in addition to the conveniences which can
not be excelled, that the Palmetto will prove the
best house in the up-country without exception.
w. E. ROSE.
Oct 1G Al .--.1 49, ~
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The first 219 Prizes are decided in the usual
manner.
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the $50, 900
Prize. For example, if the Number drawing the
$40 0G0 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tick
cts where the number ends in will be entitled to
$40. If the Number ends with No. 2, then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be
entitled to $50, and go on to O..
Certificate of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates which is the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. 500
" 90 10 Half sc .... so
{. g 10 Quarter 60 20
" 10 Eighths % 129
Orders for Tickets, or Certificates of Packages
of Tickets, either to
s. SWAN CO., atlanta Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
or s. SWAN, Bon 200 Mobile, Aka.
Jan l I'd