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Ry JAS. A. COwARDIN.
LOTTERIES.

CwAN a co.'s L0TTERIES.-NEW
- Am RRILLIANT SCnRMEi-CApITAI,
CpJrE xS0eai--The following Scheme will be
1rn bv : SWAN Co. Managers OF the Fort q aines
alG,y Lottery in each OF their Lotteries for No
narph.r lI7 At Augusta Ga, 10 which city they
Ssye renewed theiT priscipal efice;
CLASS 81,
~ bo drawn in tho city Of Augusta Ga tn puhlE on
1''" ",sGTURDAY, NOVEMBER I'm, iSs7.
CLASS e2,
o hs drawn in che city Of Augusta. Ga, in public on
Az SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IrH, 1887,
CLASS 6S,
,. srsun IN the city of Augusta Ca ia publ :, on
A"'' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsr. Iss5.
CLASS "a,
=, - arso in thp city a; Augusta, Ca. in public ON
To be dFsS II 'iKnAY' N0VKNBER 3S' iSs7' " y"
ny TIM Plan or SINGLE NUMBER2
A4e0 pRIZESi
Nsn-ly o1ae ISTxe TO krcyy Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
~ BK DRAWN
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POSTPONED. The negro GIRL Victo

PosTPoNED.-The negro girl, Victoria.
Lave OF Edwin Phillips estate who short time
since attempted to set fire to and burn the house
os her emp oyer Rev. Thomas c. Hayes was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, when testimony wss
taken in regard to her guilt innocence 1t vii!
be remembered that a considerable sum of money
Disappeared at the time OF the fire, which il is sa
she had a had in removing. The Mayor was CON
ynced of her gnit in regard to the fire. if not the
IN 'ney. Further proceedings were delayed how
ever, till. by a personal examination of the pre-
mises. lie could determine whether the burning
vas not sufficient to be termed arson under the
law. The prisoner was sent back to Jail.
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FIRGINIAS NICTIMIZLD.-Jn oaturday a gentle
man from Virginia met with young man of pleas
ing address and an acquaintance having somehow
sprung up between them. they took walk togeth.
te the capitol grounds. While thsre well dressed
person approached them and exhibited curiously
constructed box, and in short proceeded TO try on
the old trick Of the box game" The virgiptan
senlemsn's companion insiniated 70 him, In q whis,
per, that he knew the secret Of the box. and pro.
ceeded 90 Offer bet 10 the owner that he could
open H. lie offered draft VI $500 as stake. This
draft the box-holder declined accepting as stake
aud moved of. The virginian's friend then urged
him TO loan him $40 to bet, sit being dead-sure
thing" and he would repay him at the hotel. The
80 was forthcoming. staked aud (of course) lost
fhe sharper walked OF, the friend, in great pre-
tended) rage, walked after him-and that is the
last this fine old Virginia gentleman has seen of the
twaiu.-Wlh Sdr.
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CuARL,s swsrrzrn. CosR.p Broxxrr

AND tiESRy BHcssER, we're before the Mayor, yes.
terdsy, 20 undergo an examination for INJECTING
stsi,s on tho body Of A. NJ, Duke and C. bryan,
October 2sth, 10 Main street. The wounded par
tics were not present, and the case was continued
until to-day. sweitzer was sent to isil-iho Buck.
ners were continued on bail.
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AooutrrEp.-Custis Ches,er a

man. was brought before the Mayer on yesterday
for making a violent physical demonstration
against Africa, slave Of Mr.. X Archer. Tho affair
occurred Monday morning on the dock The wit
nesses were not able TO furnish very inteliigabIe
account Of its origin, ana the accused was dis.
charged,
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ZEE CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

Making Establishment, Lombard Alley, be
tween Main aud Cary, Q3th and l4th streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIprEES
BAhOuCHKs. BUGGIES, with and without tops and
ULkl Is all If his own make ut the best materials
and workmanship: ali 81 which will be sold Hs low as
good work ofthe kind can fe in the city % Richmond
and respectfully ask cali from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line, As | am determined to
make T. order and sell At the lowest prices possible
and all work s,4d that is new, warranted
feI
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BREACH OF Promise C4sE-SPIRIrUALIsM-Tl
fenn Yam (New York; Democrat Gays that one o.
chose touching actions, the nature of which is well
understood when embraced within this definition.
was tried ut the Circuit Court in that village last
week, Judge Wells presiding The plaintiff va,
Mss Elizabeth Baskin. aged thIrty-two years ana
the defendant Mr.. George L. Jones, aged thirty.one
years, both OF Milo. That he had c0urted aud won
he lady was an undeniable fact for both having
'een sworn in the cause, both testified The de
fence set up that while in that state of rela
tions towards each which precedes matrimony
chat lady became convert To spirtuslism. aud
herself an interpreting medium" and the gentle
man not fancying the idea Of a crowd of unseen
spectators to his martial en1earments and domestic
felcty, declined 10 interchange those ratications
without which no treaty is binding. There was
proof on the other hand that the wuOer had intro
tuced his intended first to the "circie," and riere
side by side had cour,ed the presence ofthe messeE
gers which set tables to moving and frightened
said articles of furniture out of their wits The
jury thought that Jones should pay nine hundred
iullars for the violation of his faith after So
.uDg a c.uTtship.
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NOuTHERN IRON WORKS-LEWI
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
" be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD COKE, which We are delivering Tor
oels-ts Jgo. J. WgRTH Agt.
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SUPREME COUNT OF APPE.Ls.-The
Judges of this Court yesterday announced their
decision in the case Of Henry Bull versus the Com
monwealth, on appeal from the Circuit Court OF
the City OF Richmond which was lately argued
before them. The prisoner found guilty at
The Spring term of that court Of causing the death
OF Ro Ii. Farquhar. and sentenced TO three years
imprisonment. The Judges unanimously sustain
Jndge Meredith In refusing to grant him a new
trial, and he will now be imprisoned In pursuance
II his original sentence
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WOODFlN'S SPECIFiC!-FOR

W CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific has been aware OF
its virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratuious distribution to the
afflicted. lie had idea of Offering it TO the publc
in this form. until he WAS urged to do So by many
who had been cured by its use He now. with gIeat
confidence, offers il to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dysnersis
not general panacea, for all the ills flesh is heir
TO. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
Of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN. 2yh
street, Church Hill; price ST. per bottle or bottles
for s.. For sale Also by GRUBBs APPERSON: f. j.
PIC0T J. W. POLLARD, 18th street and DR. SNELIINGs
corner Of Broad anu 18th streets, Church Hill
L
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SUBJECTED OF CAUSING THE DEATH OF

noAAS.-some account was given in yeste day
dispatch of the arrest of one Williamson IA Ice 10
entering sick womans room on sunday, raising
disturbance and pitching her out of doors. Tn,
woman, whose name Roberta Prince, was al
the time very ill, SO much indeed that she diea
Monday evening. un learning the fact Price, who
nad been temporarily discharged in the morniu.
10y the Mayor. was taken in custody by Messrs
Wilkinson, Trueheart and Kelley, of the police -
ts u was proposed to hold inquest over th
body, II was deemed advisable to hold him in Gus
todv yesterday, TO await the result should il a,
year that her death was hastened by his proceed
IS oh the occasion, he will be Prosecuted tLe.e-
for.
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RECEIPTS OF COUNTRY FLoUR.-The
receipts Of this article per canal and railroad In
this city, from the st Of July to the lst OF Noyem-
Der. 933 barrels against u, ,3i2 barrels
for the same time last year.
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N W A L X E r 4 co. have added to
their already large and well selected STOCK of
Gentlemens Fine Clothing, assortment of over
Goa,s, Business Coats, Fancy and Black Cassmere
! ante, merino, Velvet and silk Vests Also large
lot Furnish ing Goods. Also very desirable lot of
Gentiemens Travelling Shawls Strangers wouId
do well to drop in and look, before purchasing
N. WALKER Il co
&C 81 lo3 corner Main and Pearl sts
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.~nz GREAT BARGAINS IN Top

hug kUUuI rs until they have examined my stock
save on hand assortment Of the best quality OF
my own make which will sell at prices more favor
aide to the buyer than be had anywhere in Rich
m0nd q. A. FRANCES
&C l3-lm No 7f Franklin street
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HUsTJ.os CoUar YrsrEnpAr-Preseut

Recorder Tate and Aldermen Ipscomb, Reve-
ridge. sanxay. Csskie, Bray and Picot
The examination Of William ,. SommerviIle. for
being concerned with Robert Pulling. in entering
the Cnstom House, and stealing s2D,6s8 OF govern
ment money. on the night OF October II, was gone
INTO. Mr. James Lyons appeared for the United
states. sir Daniel for the State and Messrs Crump
ana oiimer Tor the accused There we're IL Wit
Nm. NJ, Harrison. r. 8. Powers. Ro. Bidgood and
w. A. Boss. The prisoners were charged with en-
tering house, the property Of William o. George.
to steal the money; and. secondly, with entering
the house OF William VI. Harrison, for that pur-
pose. He was examined on the lat charge The
testimony was In effect the same heretofore given.
and published In this paper. At O'Clock the
Court took recess till 10 O'Clock this morning
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COUGH ELIXlR-For Pulmonary Dis

~ ease in its incpent stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage Of n Southern community This medi
cine does profess eradicate MI diseases of what
ever nature with which humanity may be afflicted
does the proprietor declare il be the ONLY CURR
for pulmonary diseases; bnt from the reputation II
has acquired for itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great mum
Der of certificates Of residents of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels M
liberty to commend it TO general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot Use it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by. Mrs 4. Il. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers
Alex. puval Chas. MIllspaUgh. f. J. Picot A Bode-
kcr and Chas D. Eale- NV ~
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"AURpER- WILL 0uT'-The following iilustrstio,,
Of the foregoing caption is condensed from tn.
Delaware state Register Of the 9Th inst. In 1852
Joseph Downham. residing near Berrystown, il,
Hnrderkiil Hundred, Kent county, Del, went ST.
curity for negro's appearance at Court Lut tht
uegro never appeared. In the meantime, Down
nam appeared in Court, and stated thar he bac
gone after the negro who had fired at him ana
male bis escape. Soon after Downham left Della
"are, aud has since been living near Perkinsviile
Indiana. where, on certain occasion. when drunk
he said he h Id been obliged to leave Delaware for
hitIog negro. This remark was repeated to +,
ur. Carter, from Delaware, who was then in Ipdi
ana, and, on his return home, he told the story T,
s-Neral p rsons. white man. named Andrew :.
WAS summoned befUre the Grand jury and testifie
hat, i'll 1852 he and negro named Pompey Trib
bHt "a rded for Downham, and, one night wer-
a sl by him to piece of woods, where they founG
The dead body OF Il negro, which Dow niam b,
threats Compelled them TO bury. The body ha,
oeen exhumed. aud officers seut to Indianp to Ell
ect the c-ps sure of Downham, which was done o.,
tuesday last at Perkinsvile, and the officers with
heir prisoner, arrived ut Dover last Friday eve
ning, and he was forthwith lodged in the count,
jail.
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THERE WAS an alarm of fire last nj light

IHkHE N III AIArm OF hre IaSt nlght
4bout O'Clock, proceeding from the third ward
htndsome reel, pulled by a large number Of men,
came mp Vain street. and while doing so. INDUCED
q variety of shouts ard noises. the meaning Of
which was oDly known TO the initiated. but show
Ing pretty plainly that they were desirous, among
?sscr things Of letting people know they were OUT
ahd they did both going and returning.
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Their stock consists In part Of
Rodgers y "Wostenholm's !" Butchers" and MAP.
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Bellows, Anyils, Vises Stocks and Dios and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Grifins horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope. Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Azles Springs. Nuts. Washers carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear. blister and German Steel
Spades, shoyels, Forks Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Trees 80 ~
Wagon, stage and gig HaInes
Brides, Halters Girtlis aud Web Reias
Pad stock, chest, TILL rim and Inortice Locks
Ba'iiibs Hardware Of every description
carpenteIs', smiths and sadders' Tools Of every
description " S
ylmmoas Coilin.', Msnn's and "yirginia" Axes
Senuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
=: B.-They are also, sole agents tn Richmond
tor Fairbanks celebrated Scales. sci
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: 4aa prizes. am 'uDilnE 10 y
'Wh.,rT.,Itts Slp; Halves s.; Quarters 81 81
PLAN Of the LOTTERY.

"a
The NrtularS from u Ga.ns. CORES pondIuE with
,brSe Numbegs vn the Tickets printed on separate
sr. az paper ar, enCycicd with small tin tubes and
placed Ia aur " heed ,
The ir> & prizes similarly printed and oncrced,
ar Vlaeri ~ another Aysi.
The vheeis Ar then Tyvulved, and = number is
drawn from the wheel oi numbers and AT the same
trne Prizo j. drawn from the ether wheel. The
Nrurr and Prize drawn out are urened and eNhlblt-
d 10 the AuIigurr. and registered 10y the Cnmnlis-
sjnrers The PgIic being placed against the number
drawn. Tins operation Is repeated untli All the fFAes
art drawn cut.
APFkoKlN tTt0N PEIgES-The two preceding and
tnc tWa succeeding numbers Ia those drawing the
frss Pglg,> VIII jceutiJlai ia the = AppruNmA-
ton Pr.z,s. FaT g2aUy!v: ltT!ckct No. tl,.1 draws
the Sss r3r those II, ke = numbered H. rs, t2fy,
II 2f ll..r- Viii each b" entitled to S4tA. II Ticket
NJ ~, draws the SLi.Su pUae, those Tickets nuGl-
leIrI j4> tis Al. So Will each hc entitled TO SaT;
ard soon. NCrurd.uS ro thc above scheme.
The g. sU prizes II 80 Will be determined by the
last hSFe thc number that draws the $szN prize.
Flr example Ii the number drawing the Sho,tsS
prze ends with Ne, = then all the Tickets, where the
humber vuds in J. w,ll be entitled to 50 itthe num-
t,r ends v.'h No. = then Al. the Tickets whore the
number ends in ? viii be entitled to 80 ana 80 on
tgH.
Certificates ofpackaSes will bc sold at the following
r.r-S Which Is the risk:
tie t{A ma n age If 10 whole Tickets 81
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n. AI.k EK q CO,
&C &c l03 corner Main and Pearl 81
VISITORS TO THE FAIR, 1857.

KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co, have, in anticipation of
your wants. recently received large additions to
their stock of
FALL AND HINTER CLOTHING,
enabling them to show the largest and most attrac.
tive stock exhibited by thtm to be found in
this city or State. Having uuequalled advantages
d ~ SuccsSEfH competition. If you would consult
your own interest, call at the old and fav0rite
house, io2 Main street, where may be found at all
times, the Largest stock latest styles and best bar
gains. All goods warranted.
Oc 26 KEEN BALDWIN r. 20
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TarIY GrSExous.-fhe late John =. Thaysr, .
wealthy man Of BOSTON, engaged to be mar
ried 10 Mis-. Coruelia A. Granger In his will made
shortly sfter his engagement, and before his III
ness he left her the interest," Of t2tc,QQo, - -
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n MICAJAH MANGUM
$50 REWARD.-The above re-

- ~ NI4 " 4 tIlD.-IH ne NUONe re-
-EsS ward Of twenty dollars VIII be paid by the
3Ssuh-rtibcr - any person who vii deliver to
-SSEAa hlm. at CraigtJn, III Henricu county, his ne
Efu SiGI NANCY who some times calls herself Nancy
Hanham, Whoran away on the 18th of this month";
Nancy j. a very likely bright muiatto. Jushy head.
very bright black eye, and about Il years old. She
i believed u be- In the citv If Ri,hm nd or its Vi
entity. WM A. CHRISTIAN
oc 4-ts CragtDn, Henriru CO.
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IHE GRAND jury meets again on Thurs
lay and II is expected that they will find indict-
hehts :alnst VIM. n. Tinsey, and all others who
may nave violated the law by uttering and passing
81 notes. Such is their declared intention.
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III MAIN STREET.

~ o. B. TAYLOR has now on hand I'D
s%A large ami varied assortment Of CHINA
GLASS and EAkTHENWARE, embracing almost
every variety q article in his line of business Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASTURS, SPOONS aud
fpKhSt Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CANDELABRAS-
Aleo, Green and Black TEAS of the best quality at
New York prices. All Of which he is warranted in
saying he can sell a. low any house in the city
/" country merchants he is prepared to offer fine
ssor Of goods suitable To- their trade and is de
t4rmined not to be undersold by any other house
call with view TO examination of his stock and
sprices, Is respectfully solicited Sc Ppm
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
w have tried loo bottles of your EXCELSIOR BITrsps
with my customers ard universally recommend il as
specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
SC. Asa Tonic. find it superior to any other art
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in
CoCKTAIL, il is only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant
au Is THnS, FALLON NJ n
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4 MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN

a T
~ TEEL CLOTHING, at 40 Main street and our
stock We con .idrr superior in every respect.
The assortment IL complete in all points, size
quality and style Dress AID Business Co. +, Over
Coats and Ragans Shawls aud Blankets shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Cravats. Socks and Gloves
Altogether, making up the largest stock ever shown
by us.
Crowds ofGoods which We are dsposedto to ell cheap
tor cash.
Walk in and buy what you want
GR0SH0NG, TUPMAN 4 CO,
oc 30 40 Main at.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c .sgA CARRIAGE,-I have for sale
- - second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der, -u.taae fyr HaCA or family Apply 10
&C 2,,-j- ALIEN MOTT Aur+
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" B.-stone Ware a. factory prices' '''

r.. -xszxFsFrzxJ RICHMOND, Oct. lst., 1887.
IN - SPECIAL 'NOTICE.-On
and after this date ALL packages intended for Ex
fkEss on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
street, instead OF Railroad De!ot, heretofore be-
l2X IN conformity with arrangement made with
the above Company.
j. L. MACDON0UGH, Agent
&C Its Adams TX press COnpanY.
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SLAPPINa A WOMAN Andrew Will
liams slave Of Mr.. John z. Ballard was assigned
80 iashes yesterday morning, by the Mayor, far
slspping the jaws Of a negrsss namea Priscilla, 90
Monday last.
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PEACEFUL TImEs.-Tbe fair week xes

PEACEFUL IIMES.-The fair week was
characterized by the commission Of sundry unlaw
fnl acts Of various degrees of turpitude The CITY
pas been unusually quiet since that exciting pe
riod, and so continues. The courts have hardt,
yet began to dispose of the large amount of bus :
then manufactured for them.
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ZACH SATURDAY IN N0FEMBER

APPROXIMATION PktItS.
p',Tls rT,ze, are 1850
. nrf5cs ii Ssoo, approximating TO $4,000
pTige. are ...>o isaN
. prit9Gs q Saa. sprroximating to $1,000
. pr{7c, u sIGa. spryoxinsting to $500
pr;gcs, are .ooo on
prs q sla. aprroximating 10 $sn0
pGi2o. ar $50, $U
.rrIgr> ot $-a approXimatiug TO sa,E0
pT,E,. ar $500 ~"
rr,z,~ # sc. apFrximasing to slao0
p.szc. n" [W
soc rltacs oi S-0 are i"'e"
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TINE MEMpkns or AIn FInr O. No 4

IHE MEMBERS OF AID FIRE Co. No. 4,
have embellished and newly painted one of their
reels, and gave it the name of Maggie MITCHELL
| in compliment to the fascinating young lady OF
| that name, now performingat the Marshall thea.
ira
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DISSOLUTIONs. &c.

rO-PARTNERSHIP.-The UNDERSIGNED
~ have associated themselves together under thr
tye and firm of MERCER Il EVANS for the pur
pose Of manufacturing SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
Orders by mail or in person promptly executed.
Factory near liaxalls Mills
ISAAC j. Me- GER,
W. Z. EVANS
Richmond Oct Ist lS57
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SPMN-Tsbies and statements published in the
Madrid Journals III reference to the Spanish census
of May last, show that the present population of
Spain is II 00D 900, an increase of about Three
millions since the census of IS43 Some of the
towns show a wonderful growth for an European
country. The most rapid increase seems to lie in
The manufacturing and seaport places, such as Sar-
agossa, Valencia and Luego. This Improvement
IN country generally supposed to be Fastening to
complete decay, is said To be owing chiefly 10 the
railroads., the first of which WIS opened in ISIS
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-.lnca!e Of package Of 10 whole Tickets, 81
10 half q
10 quarter 2
IL eighth II


IL ORDERING TIckEFs OF CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money 10 o1r address for the Tickets
oricr-I aD receipt IF which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
Any Il .sur. they may designate.
Thr LIST rt drawn Numbers and Prizes will he sent
e. ;ur Lss-r> immediately after the drawing.
rs Pr. h*&ars Will please write their signatures
pa A. and theif Post utiiC". County and state
Sc Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able ~ fuil WIthuut deduction.
s- All prizes ot g. .sn aud under paid imme late
II after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
Il thirty days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address orders fer Tickets or Certificates 10
:. SWAN Co, Augusta. Ca,
tH- PeTs5us residing near Montgomery, Ala,or
Atlanta. Georgia, have their orders filled and
save time hy addressing ;. SWAN Il CO.. at either
If those cities.
Eg-A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount If the prize that each one ia
entitled To- will br published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta lut@Hxenc"r, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch New
York Dispatch and PAuldiug (Miss.l Clarion. &C %