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II anythlng could excel the petty trieksry
If the leaders Of the Democracy" in this
city % exhibited in the whole Judgsship
matter, Il is their unprincipl~d nsneuvres
% beat the Republican candidate for MAY
Or. What makes This latter trieksry The
more rsseally IL, ii Was entirely inten ded
60 deceive The simple miad ~ 81 their oen
xvtv. These leaders had s. all cut so
dried before they held their meeting at he
Court House, to there nominate a casdidate
who woald resign, thus oF-rins them an
excuse for supporting the Independent can
didate. The bone and s!uew Of the party
attended this meeting. TAey manifested
tie utmost indignation ~ tE* a-Efe mention
Of the indspe ndsni esadidat's name, and
showed they were opposed t. aim strongly
q men could be TO candtdtts no, Of their
swn party Yet upon these Democrats the
little lesders played most sbshby trick -
They got the bone and sine aho were ne!
~ to part, tricks. and unsusl si9us Of being
made the yictims Of prcminerr nee In thei
own party, TO nominate BY ttesS,tss msn
whs a . late hour would i-sisn, leaving
shsss hunbugged Democrat % vote either
for . Republican, Or for 9 ma Agsinst whom
they bad themselves mosi ngly express.
ID opposition. Col. West has res gned.
% ~ yesterday spggessed wesld, ard
thus far ID the truth Of OF -smsrks fully
AZ monsusted
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Isyshlieaas Beware

We have just seen = communication from
Aesers. Dsvis. Jerome and Others Of Lyons,
eli Of whom are men Of vells known and
sndoubted integrity. in which ii IS stated
that the Democratic Press Of that place has
been susily engaged 10 printing secret hand
IIlls baseiy slaaderoas 81 Mr.. Nils, the Re
publican candidate for Judge 81 this Judi.
cial District II Is furthermore stated that
these Roortacs Circulars were gptteu W BY
. prominent Democrst-printei iva Dem.
osra,ie cfkce-snd are now berg clstrisa'
ted among the faithful throughout the dis
uiet, for oss CD the day Of election. Can
the loeofoec wire pullers possibly BE 80 IN.
sophisticated a. 10 suppose thar under the
Suiss Of in1s pc nd eney the people can be
shas hood independent candidate!
How nsnspsre ri the design Waa lcnisa.
ted NJ. nisehelii A eBeueef loc9ioeclsw-
Sers. Who adycctses his siee0Qu Locofoco
papers and politicians Who &c; VI, pay for,
and dis,rissss slsnderoas hsna-biils sgsins,
the Republican candidate, aud n their des.
perasior deseera,e the Sasbaa day, and
bsseiy attack the private character Of Mr.
Nils. LoesFocos and the! alo7s. Who
cannot see that de defeat Of NJ, Mills will
b claimed, land truly 80, a. Republican
isfsat. WHO cannot see thai the results
Of this defeat sill be highly DISASTROUS to
the Republican party for years 70 comet
On he other nsnd, who csnnol see tina, the
slscuss OF Mr, Mitchell will after such
sIeeusa, be claimed rs Democratic victory,
and vii tend, efectnslly tead, 10 establish
the dsminancy Of that party 10 the Dis.
ricti
AL We ain Al IL ms aru@i-i : 10 put
oar hepublicsa friends O. ,heH guard
sgsibs, ,hs calsnniout sircs.s-s ihat usy
b anticipated on the moralnE gt election
Republicans! II you wisa En educated
man. an e1eient Judge, vote fJ' ar Mills,
II 1sss q sIoss and iadolenot All not se.sls
ueo. ake ernsse if Mr. MI, siIR Be chosen
= sar IT, He has energy enough to pre-.
vent il. II you will no, give "sid and IN
fort" to the eneny-te the trends aGd a.
herests Of slavery prepagandists--sye, to
slavery prcpagandists thsmselses-vote
for Mr. Mills. II you do not desire Dem.
sera,ic aoninaney in the Dssric; for yeaa,
vote for Mr. Mills. Lead % lie polls on
ssx, Mosdsy frm, unbroken paaianx, sDt
victory then, The earnest and pledge Of many
b. illiant victories hereafter, vi! perez aPoa
our Standard.
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Late last evening the letter which We
publish below was handed us BY friend.
who had just received IL. The author /. Mr..
Jacob Chstterton, the Precedent OF the Fill.
more meeting before which the Democratic
charge Mr., Mills with having made Know
Nothing speech, and the only speech he
made last campaign, We give i withou,
comment Il was written by lis author
without any intention Of being published,
aud IL a complete and thorough refutat,on
Of the ISLANDERS Of Mr.. Mills political cue.
mics. Every Republican should now hurl
these slandsrs back upon those who uttered
them, by giving HE vote for NJ, Mills, the
Republican nominee for District Judge;
Lyons, March 30th, 1887.
| was chairman OF . public meeting al
this place last fall, which was addressed BY
Mr. Mile. The meeting was gotten up
mainly by me. Il wac II my urgent solici.
tation that Mr.. Mile consented TO address
the mes,ing-not - Know NolhinX, bu,
- . psrsonsi friend Of Mr.. Fillmore. The
character Of bis speech was such a. not to
give offence TO any body. He censured Blu.
chanan'sOstsnd Manifesto, ehssacterlzinG il
- relic OF barbarian. IN worthy OF the uEs
and Of civ.iised people. He said nothing
that could justly be regarded a. opposed 70
Republican principles-and the only fault
| found with his speech was that il was no,
pointedly in favor OF the principles of the
American party.
| deem il Just TO say that | believe the
charge OF Nj. Mills being Know Moth.
ing, or that he ever was, 10 not correct.
In reference 10 the conversation with Mr.
Mills about bis nomination for Judge, that
conversation WAS before either Of the con.
veutions was held-when 1t was supposed
the Convention OF the Bar would be called,
irrespective Of party. and that nomination
would be made in good faith accordingly
Mr.. Mile reply WAS, - before stated, in
that convention without the offensive words
charged, and nothing more than Ri2ht have
been expected from legal man, that such
q nomination would be acceptable TO him.
But on my telling him that had learned
from conversation with Judge Lefingwell
that thought q Democratic nomination
would be made by the Bar, Mr.. Mills de-
clined to have anything to do with j, or give
il his countenance in any way.
Jacus CHATTgkyoS.
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sweet Spots whsrs Democracy Fiour,sass.

Those portions Of our city, say. the New
York Tribune, eminent 10 moral rosseuness
ouch as the Five Points, the Hook,
Thouss street, &c.-sre attached by IN
eonaDsrahle sympathy to wha. calls itself
the Democratic party, The classes who
mainly live and fatten on others vices, or
live to crafty their own deprsved sppe,i,es,
are nearly all on that side. Into the res.
sons Of this preference we do not now en-
ter, but the fact 10 notorious. Here 10 the
vote for President, last November, Of few
Of The quarters Of the city most reekin2 with
mora! and physical pollution:
An!xnn' hannsn and Ticket swIndl,rs, pi.,,ieu,
oAehaHsn. FIsnons. Fillmore.
lH Wsrd-piu. 2 $40 "a =.
Ia Nsfa-Hs, sla h. ~
ssiiofs Boarding house Utstriet-PulI NJ yYo..son.
and low bIottsIs;
w Ward-wster 81. Dist sI7 81 "a
Dist, s7s 10
Fivs Poau District.
&C. -. ~. &c.
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ssoTr csusss.
'I,o John W. Kddy, Rachel kday aad ~ staes
persons ooassrasd In tas Zeal ksssss ssss's'
Whessas, o. the la,h day ~ February, a. y. lsss
the said JoAn w. EDDY aud kache, kddy, AZ MS
conveyed auto k1ekI el y. Smith, Of Cbieeeo, 1n.,
the following real astats In ksntoa CoanNs low,
viz; Tbs - N haif Of the south weat quarter. aAa
The ssuth weat quarter Of the South west qaaf.sI -
section twehty thres, (e3) in Township NO. eiSsY
swos(e9) North OF Tango ntne W West oIebn g ~
also The following tact OF land In Scott coan.{'
Iowa. via: The North west quarter ~ 81 ne Notsa'
west quarter Of section twenty four tvtl In Iowesnp
eighty Coy North Orange four ~ kast Sh Z. ~
In trnsL Tor The PAL n.ni Of note executed ~ ee
satd John W. Eddy 70 George w. 1attls, for We
SUN ofope thousand, three hundred and slShy DOL
lars aud dfty sevan cents. due on the lxu DAY o.
February 1857, with interest At the rate OF
per esat. pes Annum, and, whsIoss, total ssiAa
has hsen made In the payment Of said note.
Nav, 1, the said kIokiel >. Smith, tn pursuance
ofths pTosi.ions of said Deed Of nnst twh,ea nae
bosn duly recordsdl do hereby give notice MAJ 70,
NE purpose ofGorscloSng sAid Deed o. TIM, St
sxposs tne Aforesaid real ssI.te Or sumcisnI
OF sAsisfy the anoant then due with eosss ano
expenses Of ssls, for sale ~ public auction ~ sns
Court House door In ths city davenport, ~ sslo
Scott County, IN parcels, 70 The hignsst bidder iof
cash, on The nrst day OF May, A. y, leS7t ~ NE
hour Of shrss O'Clock NJ. said day, unisse said
note b paid or before Inc said sale. April lsS
1871. kLEklkL D, SMITH,
COOK, DILLON I LtNDLIY, Trsstse.
Ait0rnoyo. Apk0lkNM
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Medical NsetInr


s The following nctc Wa addressed 60 Dr.
Bsrrows, OF this city. who requests us to
publish /, for the benefit Of the members
Of the Medical Society Of tile county. who
are thus invited 70 meeting Of the Rock 10.
land County Medical Society, as they will
peroeive.
Rock IsLARp. March 80, 81.
Dear Sir--i address you ~ President OF
Scott County Medical Society in behalf Of
Rock Island County Medical Socisty. sx-
tending an invitation to you and through
yen 10 the members Of your Society to
meet with us II our next quarterly meeting
on the 9Th (secand Wednesday, Of April.
Yours, SAA'L. e. PLUnMSR. n. d.
Cor. Sec. r. l. Med. Soc'ty,
E b. Barrows, NJ. ID.
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Dissolution!

Tue HsFsnsrshp hsrstafors existing Ibst.ssa Altsd
Sanders and Levi Davis, under the styl, Of sanders d
Davis, 10 tns printing and Publishing OF the D.v.spsst
Daily sskiy and wsskiy eszet,s /. this day dis.
solved BY mstusi consent, AL persons hnvins claim,
against the seo's nra requested to present then.
ssd til - indebted notified thu, ,,,.
'isnsut is inmsdsssiy required Either Of the under.
'snsd u fully empowered 10 receive monsy. or 70 s,t
We all ssssssss due 70 from The Once.
ALFRED sAspBRs,I
D~vsnSsrt, JssuAry la. issy LlvI DAVE
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~ xlestaen.

We psesswe everything In ceRnscsson
9th ts-dsy's election has sesn discussed
ssssxAs We hive expressed ourselves
saalkl,y. without presamiag in any manner
= dtetAas 70 sshsrs, upon whs, ws eonsid-
q The Assy Of good citisens, in view Of the
iapessaDse Of this election 10 the interests
u people and city. We have reviewed
some Of the scts Of the late CITY Couacil
and expssed the corruption and fsil, which
have nasked much OF their legislation : =
This sas : Democratic City Council, an
Il 10 Z faif sample Of what may be expected
from another Council Of the same political
cenplexioa. II rests with citizens to de-
ssrmipe whether they will risk lao Affairs
q IL eisy 1t this important era 10 the hands
n these vhe have 20 grossly betrayed the
rusu seposed in them, and sighied the
will ssl sovereignty Of the PeeFle, We
lssvs - asss,ion with cur fellow .citi1ens-
We nov urge every citizen entitled to
vote, to 70 TO the polls. II !. 70 be hoped
svery Republican will vote the tickle, of
Ais party throughout, There i No, name
q thls ticket from Mayor TO Alderman, hu
which may be honestly sustained BY tina
lepsAieans. hooking ~ much to he inter-
ssss Of the city ~ Of the party The low
tickery q IL leaders Of the other party TO
defeat our ticket. should arouse every Re
psslieaA to . sense Of his duty 1t should
make hin. not oaly By his vote, but BY bis
voice and influence, seek TO defeat the
oachina,ions OF the enemy, and secure the
success OF his ows ticket. Certainly no
Rspsskesn vili e,un,eaance the petty ma
souvrss Of Ais opponents 10 detes; the Re-
pshlican ticket. Rather lie, him exhibi,
Proper appreciation Of just aha, i dse HE
own parry and she, ID due such an opPosi.
tes. Go to the polls--go early, and zee
tia, every Republican vote is gwen. and
sse thsf no illegsi votes are Polled.
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or The New York Times states that Of
Sll2 10 coming to that Office, but Lost du'
ring the month OF February, through tho in.
Sc surity Of the mails. vSs ls, or two.thirds'
were in registered letssrs. Il would there.
fore appear thatths registry y stem actually
tseilits,es fraud BY pointing out the money
letters,
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AeeryrAxcs OF M. WAIxxa.-Ths tel.
esraph brings W = portion oil Mr.. Wslker's
letter accepting the Governorship Of Kan
sas. He talks in much the same strain Mr..
Buchanan did in his inaugural. We shall
soon see how successful he will be in re.
dueing his 6ns professions to practice,
CtieaSo Press.
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AvsaY COMPARTMENTS MAr.--The Chi.
sass Jsssssl speaks Of new map Of that
en- IN sAs following fsuerins ,srms:--
sIvssy building, street. stream. park and
tree IL The city are represented on the map
u sAsir peepss places" A pesisst paaors.
~ 9shs Sfv.
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a. On Mednesdsy laslr y

o. On Wednesday last In. W. Con.
nelly, merchant tailor, OF lava, in at.
tempting to jump on the car aher they had
started from the depot, f. between the
platforms. and the cars re over his less
cutting them Of jus. below the knees
He survived only about hour, during
Which time be made bis v and gave Ii.
roc lions for the settlement Of bis sfairs
nr, Connolly ~ss ~ old citizen Of Otta~s,
sad suist, industrious nsa So ss,s de
1SpuAlisaA.
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FENClI0 WIRE.
lust received and for sstelow large lot Of Fer
y Gang Wise. WICkRRsHAM = WILLIAMS.
Stoves, stoves, Stoves,
At wHolxsALr.

WHOLA1AAk.
NxTH would invite thu citizens u navenposs ana
w Surrounding country 10 car large Assot'meht,
the tarsest ever bf ought inso sAAmong when VIZ
be found lhs fauous
.CAAstar OAk Cooking stove,
which challenges The world for is Advantages an du'
rAblilsy.
The nAnersas antci~s which we AhAh constantly
keep on hand Tor rinnen use, are TN plate, snes'
Iron, ell kinds boiled AID charcoal kasia ana III.
non do, tinnsd copper b,syTss do, biesk tln, COZ,
per, lead and metal bottom, iivsts All sitcs, AZ
Kinds Of nreasd and Jsp>n ware dnners toeis, &c,
water cooicrs and roirgsntors, and We as.sis ~
perecDs iavoiiIg with ~ order, ~ ~ ecli mem
gcods 10 our line lev can BE- bought 10 CheASe
or ST. Lvuls, and GU tsrms 10 cult
Please cali and look al our stock ana leaIs ouf
prices, and W think YOU will No esny'ncsd o. IA
iact.
Count y msrchsntsc can rel, On being suppllsd O
81 times with TN ware, aud w MvorAbis ssfnAs q
vholesale prices.
Old rsss, copper, &e. taken In exchange for Eoods
PstticalAf attention paid 10 Hosss Roaang $50
SpouanG, Auj Job work IN general.
WICK GRsHAN kwtLLlGM Ms,
apf<dAWU No 4, Burfows' block, Front o..
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10 Rant, Fer Or 10 Tears.
Ar9Ylo Coseafs ana Apponda4oos

nNRlS 10 Me mos, e.ausifai and pleasant place in
Il scott county. The dwelling has eight rooms
aud cellar. large yatd iul oil shfpbe~ry and orna'
esrvtss, goo.sbsrdes, piums and cherries. Large
BEARING hard Of superior uit,o acres OF isnd IN
der cultivation arounc the house, fucipdag lhe "
for Amliy use, aud 90 acre lot VI i.hd may be had
Alb tao ABOVE described premises II desifed Insfs
10 al on laid prsmises Eooistsois, carriage shsa
aad smske house. In One, IL 10 my old HOMESTEAD,
stuatsa adj iniag toe cits OF Lsc ialre, from hieh
ans view otths town 81 ror. B,ron aud ans Misss-
sPpi fiysr 10 obt.iIsd. Apply sooI 10 !. Sshh Us.
spAdu DsvepporI.
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raiEtinp, Painting!

fINAoSk Wishing aas ,ting dsns ia the Painting,
Glazing, VrAinipK or Paper Hanging lice, can hase
IL done On short notice Audiu neat, workwanIks aud
durable manner, and reasonable terms by calling
The rnasssignsi at tbs old stand Glme AND Jewell,
~ one door East Brady bsnkful tyr pAst
,xvors and solicit coniinasncs VI cams. also keep
Ga hand rrsdy Yissed Sash of ali ssses aud maA ID
p.ints VI ali soivrs slAss putty, &C. A. D. JGWELL.
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Remember tina, this Democratic Council
had the City Charter amended ina num-
Der Of important particulars even to extend.
ing the boundaries Of the city and changing
the wards, ~ithou, submitting these amend
msnis to vote oil the people. They
showed contempt for the will of the PEG.
pie, such contempt as should alone hurl
them from power. They acted by their
own feeble Jadgemnts, and desPissd the
Judgment of the pa1 ple
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hememoer inst perhaps Il No time IN our
whole history a. city, has the election Of
new Council had 90 i'm porisni bearing
upon the destilies Of Davenport, - on this
occasisn. Al no lime has more caution
eesn required IN the selection of Aldermen
than al this particular era, Think upon
tas infrx OF strangers, the present appear.
lnes Q. our city, the resources to be deysl-
ped, the public work to be done, the many
important Interests TO be iegislated upon in
The course of the coming year, the thousand
tang. 10 be done BY Couaeil interesting 70
as individuals ard a. citizens. Shall our
prosperity De cursed BY such Council q.
has been tri1ing with our interests during
'ae past yea! Go to the polls, every man
gsyour and do your duty. Give the Re
pab!ieaEz msj0rits Oh the Board hi. year
md see II they viii be guilty Of the blum
ters ind misdeeds Of their immediate pre-
deeessors Elect Democratic Council
sad yoa have every assurance that the a..
tsi-s o! The city will be during bis year. SO
saf as they are concerned, IN jos, the same
aAads they were last year.
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sALVA6ls .liI shJFSsii rod sAsn.-
Ihs Iss.iYyi hsass, stsatsdaa seous ssi ~ssa AAlI
saa a.rEl.ss ssrssts, viii ps ssh rasAS Let " By
issi-c. Psst Of sc pareaass msRsy Can rsnAia
Ea4rsSaSs tor AZ. years =, ~ psr asat 10; U
AID sss.s. Issrs1s &. 4 DsRsl, 3skI5s isst. Al.
- ~. f9ar.a ssfsss slt9ls.as Ias dsps, stxl2o
l.o-nsr 10. % sr.dy street, esrasr Clay, issxns
lee, II. los % IA I'd aud R,afIa So sss ars
ipsa ii3ag ss44aa4 G,r sasia..a Purposes, and ,0e
location OF me srEay street. i0s enc Of sks best l.
Nos.a Davenport. P3r parueli4rs apPlyte
IAIasAShs d aILKsos,
Eacal.itf No. H3snsls building, Main street,
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And vote against the party whose repre-
sentatives In the Council, elected 70 aeyvc
without pay like their predecessors. and
utterly prohibted from receiving pay ~ the
charter under which they we're elected.
changed this charter without sasnittias the
amendment to the people - the old charter
demanded, 80 a. to permit them to receive
wages. and before this aew sme adjacent had
become low, voted themselves back saiarieG
from the commencement Of their terms Of
os6ce. =, the rate OF nearly 1s per every
regular Ensetiag OF each evenings session.
And semembef that the D emoetauo organs
and the leaders Of the party defended them
in this action. Remember ,his, aud vote
against the adminlstration OF another Dem
osratie Couacil, composed Of gsssPias,
greedy Aldermen, mere anxious to feather
their e~n ness than 10 guar ths inter.
esss Of the city, Dost give AZ sthsr sss Of
petty aemagagaes The privileges 81 voting
money opi OF our focksts into there
1snsnsar the xssAt sAs2s
And doat vote to support the principle
OF patling down the meat sneps established
tor your osn accommodation, e supper, q
market house monopoly, such a. the late
Democratic Council sought to establish.
The fact my nov be settled that these
meat shops are to remain among ", bot
remember the attempt Of this Council 10
sta.iss them, and force you to travel through
aaad and nire TO the outskirts Of The city
10 obtain provisions. It 10 no fault of the
Democratic Council, that our nes, shops
have not been broken up, b, it may be
scar fault If such N event happens in the
future
1sasass tie sszssss ana crsssi1gsi
Aye remember ihem--remembsr them
a. they were only last week, as they were
THIS sesk-svery street slmost unnaviga-
tie mud-vssons stallins RICH, in the heart
Of the cisy-pedestrisns almost unable to
cross the streets II the most public corners
1.-The whole city a grea, mud-hoie. the
scott Of Strangers. the disagreeaole con-
tempt Of ourselves. Whose fault is this!
Were they any better last spring. Was
no. remedy demsndsd as much then ~
aosi ie; what hss been done BY this
couneil' Why, they attempted TO improve
Main street; blundered over il; 6rst COM
menced to pave it, eeuntermsnded their or
ders after the work had progressed At
heavy cost so1s distance, then ordered ii
m.eAdsmi1ed, and wasted money right in
the heart Of winter vsiniy endessoring BY
one blahder to repair another. Main street
10 the monument of ell their work on the
sire cts. Leok al the bluffs! But one
street graded throughput oae straight
avenue to The back country. Remember
these ID ngs, and il you want TO live ano,h-
sr year in the mud and nire Of bad legisls.
ture, ~hy elect another Democratic Coun.
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Remember the slund..s ana rsiliss.

The Democratic Council illustrated in
numerous acts just how many blundsrr and
iailes body Of incompetent men, looking
uors 10 themselves and party than the real
Interests placed in their hands, and intent
en- avsnsing personal and political wropgs
nay commit. Rsmemb Der these. and 70 TO
the pals determined TO vote sgsins, the
party Of which they we're. ans which up
held them 10 all their acts.
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Il ass2ns es..tlishsd EAst That DR.. sanfords
usisoIstQr wall -ass Liver ConpIsis,, JaGaiise and
Gsasrd ps9iasS. May psoplss psrsonsIIy kno~p TO
g. whose ~ord aaanot % dSu5ssl, have giysa tn-ir
rsr'9sItss to 3ssrs ts!s sai vita Of svi
deuce who doub'. 1: is sray ths iaTslds frisad
sas ~li gtsr rstsf ~asa al otasg =ii~- fa and 10
ins4aes. :aas hAvs c1as unjsr our observation
r'saI sss aJsEs II saas=a dag It's victim from The
grave. W. WISH all oar rsaisrs who need N sdieins
~ouii Try bold isr Is siIl surely srys fsis..
mnlSdw N
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Hard WvoA AAns Ger GOr sAis.--oak
Elcsor,, Black N-ils,, Gsssry, Maple, Ash.
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$4,000 Tickets--S,295 Priest
More than One Prize to Every Ten
- Tickets.


SFNNO PINV' NI0ultIHb Wsss''F
Whole Tickets, s }; Halves, 50;
Quarters, "a Eighths, 2.
The nrst two hundred and nineteen Prizes are decided IN
the usual manner.
Three thousand Prizes Of $50 VIII beidetermined By the
last figure Of the number that draws the 500 900 Prize.
For example. IL the Number drawing the 10000 Prize
ends with No. I, then all the Tickets where the number
ends IN l will be entitled to $50. II the Number ends
with No. >, then all the Tickets where the numbef ends
in ? will be entitled to $50, and 50 on 70 o..
Certificates OF Packages will be sold al the following
rates, which IL the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole 500 90
10 Half " $500. 80 90
10 Quarter" ........ IS 90
10 Eighths ........ II 50
Address erders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN h co, Atlanta, Ga, or
8. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
dec25 S. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.