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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

CuaE FOR FELoss.-As there Is much
needless suffering from folons, I deem il
duty to send remedy which ] know
to DO perfectly reliable. Take portion Of
the bark Of sweet Elder, put It with some
sweet cream into cup aud boil short
time; then put in lump Of saltpcrc
twice as large rs pea, let 1t slowly dry
away 10 the consistency Of Glove, which
apply to the felou. Tho saltpotre is the
cure, but the elder bark aud sweet cream
aid in easing tho pain. AS felons some
times make II necessary to amputa,e a fin
ger or hand, Qf left alonc,) they should
bc attended to at once.
BY putting enough salipetre any folon
can be cured IN forty-eight hours, and tho
pain will cease almost Immediately.
w. J.F.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

they kin Free State men? Il is even
claimed in Congress nose that the President
hasno right TO remove J.dgss--only Gov
ernors who viii no. bow the knee TO sla-
very.
We shall keep our readers posted In
Kansas matters ns we'll as all other matters.
At present wc SEQ no prospect OF the ad-
mission Of Kansas rs FREQ State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
Assignments for the ncneas OF
Creditors.

On Thursday, Mr.. Wallace, the Sena-
tor from Montgomery, introduced bill
regulating tho assignment Of property for
the benefit Of creditors by insolvcnt debt
ors, and making provision for tho proper
discharge Of the trust by the Trustee
Tho leading feature Of the law is the sub
lection Of the Trustee TO tho supervision
Of the County Courts, and the making all
the transactions connected with the as
Segment and the fulflment Of the trust,
matters Of record. The insolvent Is con-
sidcred dead (tbat Is pecunIarily,) and the
trustee Is made his Iexecntor or admins
traitor by the assignment, and tho settling
Of the defunt business Is regulated, TO a
very considerable extent, as is the settling
Of decedents estate. The Trustee Is re-
quired to flo the assignment with the
Clerk. give notice OF his trust and proba-
bic dividend Of tho estate; Gle an invcn.
tory OF tho insolvcnt's assets; make pnb-
LEGATION OF time and place Of sales Of prop.
orty, return to Court an account Of oil bis
doIngs, and, generally, settles as an oxecu.
tor settles an estate. No person is allow
cd to make preference Of creditors, SO
that there can be no swindlIng assign
ments, where nm insolvent "brcaks" with
pocket full. conveniently placed In some
preferred creditors" hands till wanted;
oil are to DO paid alike. Property exempt
from sale by law Is reserved, II mentioned
In the deed Of assignment. II not men.
toned. tho exemption Is considered
waived.
wecannot mention all tho features oil
this bill, but we have indicated enough to
show that II Is good law. If there be
any objection to It, so far rs we can sec. II
Is the expense Of making tho settlements
matter OF record. The "costs" will take
no inconsidcrablc portion OF small cs.
tate. But that wo should not think ar
objection sufficient to balance tho security
against fraudulent management Of assign
ments, and against tho mischcvous per.
mission to prefer creditors, provided by
the law. With hasty pcrusal OF tho bill
only to form judgmcn: OF Its merits
from, wc think II n COOL ono. and II Mr.
Wallace can secure its passage. and tn,
results contemplated by it, no will no
have passed his Legislative lifein vain.-
| Ind Journal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

An esteemed correspondent, residing ut
Bethel, Clermont County, Ohio, writes us
that he has discovered n remedy for the
malady among hogs, which has proved so
destruclivoin the Miami Valley. His rem
edy is to put two quarts of faxseed In ten
gallons Of water, and boil ii until the seed
Is thoroughly cooked, and then give II to
the hogs rs hot MS they can drink 1t, and
repeat the dose for week or so. Our
correspondent found this remedy cileciual.
II Is very simple, and is well worthy Of a
trial among farmers. Gin. Enquirer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

Jons w. Hirr, Esq, who has served
rs Cashier Of tho Brookuille Bank, from
It's organization, and whose well known
integrity has given tho Bank reputation
enjoyed by Tow Stock Banks, rctlrcs from
his post on the frat Of March, for ono year,
to devote his time to his private business.
For that time, JoHs WYNs, Esq, takes bis
place. The reputation OF tho Bank will
suffer nothing by this changc,as Mr.. Wynn
Is we'll known in this community rs being
above rcproach and above suspicion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

SpstaI Netitts,


n . sick nan puts bic hand upon Ne seet 81
pain. ssd Gays. s'hsrs " my complaint" mh 70
mistake; The pei, 81 . V ony yssss $4,000. ~ .,s,
In the blood. Ds. Robacks Scandinavian ksm-
sdlss, the blood Pusiees and Blood Pllls. oes
through dig sssive ereans directly upon me slFpen
and rcstosiag health By rsmovlag ne pstmney
cause OF The complaint. ihess nodieinoo -
composed exclusively OF Swedish hsrts u sxtfa-
ordinary ssnstiss psopertiss, and ere infsIiIhle
uls. srupiions Of The skla. liver sad bowel con-
plants. ETC.,, etc. Soc sdveriioemeni.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
Great Cure Of Dyspepsia.


simpsonsiils, Ny. March -, ifse.
end herewith hand you the eertiocets o. uss
Mcnsn DsFkls,. rsspssise's hs~ss q ns'
county"
would inrorm ' ,os shsi / have bssa s0Icss< sss
several yeau Win Dyspepsia. IN . veY a1gnvo'
ssd form. for which ! ussd nasssrarih ss1 ~
rious other rcmsties. wisAoat ooensning ssy -.
noo6ands ossmsn Bitten. We indscee - W
them. and nov siate viii pleasure, snst nsenoe
theif zee an EMO, ing bettrf hselth then J have
done fos years pest. end eheerfelly seseenese
ease. ksspseifsly ycan. ~...,~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

The death OF Preston s. Brooks croa-
ted a great sensation In South Carolina.
On the arrival Of tho news at Columbia,
tho Mayor ordered the town bell to DO toll.
ed, and the exercises the South Carroll.
ma college were Immediately suspended.
AT Charleston, large Palmetto tree, stan-
ding Gu one Of the streets. was drapcd In
mourning. and the flags Of the shipping in
port and tho public buildings placed a,
half mast.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

For movs shss shFss yesn have bees :ssss.
of ths bones and iolnis. have sirietly iollowee
ne sdvire Of rh> sirians. end ~ o(hes unse $3.50
sueh family medicines ~ he'd besn reconns'ee<s
Tor ths cure Of sh~umatem; ell d'a 30 ~
u keep ny bid. snd thsfeoy vss rs.vsn.s1 ~ -.
attending n my bssiness. sowe veeee 49,
Induced By frtesd ~ C.rsrr r<e:n. ~. ~
svshIy improved amer hsd tssea Ne foor>e 49,;
have only uscd one single bottle, onoom eeoee-
~ frss froia ell psla. Z fssl bsl'es then have
fsit for yes ~. and ! silrbute ~ cemrlo1r1y.fs-
Mixture. 4 copsidsv u most exculoont 1aech1ne
fos rhcumailsm ssd al dloooses ~ Ne e>ooos eee
chceuuIly recommend u " We nD(e(e1.
cinslnnaus maeoA ~ -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

Mr.. II. II. Gossom exhibited his Pano.
rama Of the Bombar,lment Of Sebas,opol,
Journey TO California, &C., last week, IN
this place. We did not witness II, but
those who did, speak Of II in high terms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
Legislative Proceedings, Conden.
ced from the Indianapolis
Journal.

FRIDAY, Jan. ~.
In the House! bills passed, 70 to I. al.
lowing an appeal from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas to tho Circuit Court; to change
the time Of beginning the term Of Office
Of Superintendent Of Public Instruction
from the al Monday In February 10 the
I'd in March, 7s, to 3; 10 allow the wife,
whose husband Is in the State prison, or
who has left tho state or abandoned her, to
use her own real and personal property,
and due debts him, to support herself and
family, 90 to ~.
MONDAY, Feb 2.
We gave last week the principal work
Of Monday-a sham Convention Of the
Democrats and tho ousting Of Woods
from the Senate.
In tho House bill allowing petition
fences to be removed after six months no..
ticc was passed 81 to 81.
A bill to do away with regularj jury ut
Courts Of Common Pleas was lost, "a to
A.
TUESDAY, Feb. 3.
In tho Senate was one Of tho most ex-
citing days ever witnessed. The namc Of
Mr. Woods had been stricken from tho
Roll. the Chairman ordered 1. replaced
tho Clerk rcfused-iho Chair ordered
tho Senate refused and thus tho whole
day, till ten o'clock at night was spent IN
debating, and voting. As the matter Is
moro than ordinarily interesting we give
tho following from the Journal
The Senate met ct 0 o'clock.
The Journal Of yesterday was read.
The President directed the Secretary
to expungc from the journal all that ap.
pears upon It subsequent to tho reading Of
tho report of tho Attorney General.
Cravcns asked II the Chair gave that as
q decision.
The President replied that he did, but
wished II understood that the control Of
the Journal was In tho power Of the Sem
ate; he gave his decision us direction to
the Secretary to strike out that portion Of
tho journal subsequent to tho reading Of
the report Of tho Attorney General.
Suit appealed from the decision Of the
Chair.
Sage demanded a call Of the Senate.
The President directed the Secretary
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

Tho old line caucus that pretended to
elect Senators are backing out already
They wish TO adjourn the Legislature on
tho 81 Of March. so rs to allow Gov. vii.
lard to appoIntJcssc ID. bright We knew
they had no faith In their humbug.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
Marritb.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. j. Gilchrisf,
Mr.. SAMUEL Porter. If Butler co.. Ohio.
aud Miss SARAH LOWS, Of Mt Carmel.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13

6Tkeep your temper in Disputes
Tho cool hammer fashions the sd.hot iron
INTO any shape needed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-04
FOR the Standard


MEssRs EDITORS Permit me to throw out, for
the considerations Of the people IL the State, the e.
adjustment OF Board Of Public Works. .
This is an age Of progress and ilnpr ovement and
our State is becoming pretty well marked with Kali
reads and other works Of Internal improvements,
aud is dotted all over with Banks and other pubic
institutions Tn, Executive has no time to look
into the affairs Of all these, and although the State
has Directors in all in which she is pecuniari!y IN
terested. yet. being in the minority, her voice 10
scarcely ever heard. and her Railroads might 60 to
work to break each other down, and no power short
of tbe,Legslature could stop them from SO suicidal
course. This Board would be the proper body to
whom TO apply for the redress of all grievances COM
mited BY the public works upon each other, them
selves. or the public, and being duly invested with
all necessary authority, they could compel prompt
and proper action on the part Of all.
Iwould 90 further than some and place the Banks
and al. other incorporated bodies under the control
and supervision of this Board. and endeavor thereby
to produce harmony and concert. l simply throw
out the suggestion now, and would be glad to see
general expression of opinion on it, beginning with
yours. PROGRESS.
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KANSAS MATTERs.-There is said to be much ex.
element in Kansas in regard to Gov. Walkers course
in setting aside the election of proslavery men in
johnson county, and giving certificates to free State
men, The following dispatch to the Richmond En-
qvirer is the latest intelligence have concerning
the matter:
Wv AsuINGroN, Oct. sO-It seems certain that
the Administration feel outraged at Walkers course
in Kansas, in pugng the polls contrary to specific
inst, uc,i"ns not to set judge in the premises
There is but little doubt that both Walker and Stan.
ton will be recalled, unless they voluntarily resign
unknown facts be developed justifyipg their ex-
traordnary proceedings.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-04

W Mr.. A. j. Hardin. of Shelby, in this State,
Obtained the 9Th inst. patent for a Hill Side
Plough and on the 18th inst. Mr.. z. Butt Of Lin
colnton a patent for sell, dumping Truck
We take pleasure in chronicling these evidences
of North Carolina inventive talent
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-04

THE SALE OF BUENA VISTA WAS POST
poned by consent of parties until Tuesday, the 24th
inst An absolute SALE principally on credit will then be
made, at the Courthouse in Smheld This fine panta.
ton n, ght tempt Edgecombe farmer There are
nearly so acres much Of excellent bottom land within
hve miles of Smithfeld and it will certainly sell for much
less than its value. Go and see.
Also at the same time and place. will be sold for cash,
slaves Frank, Nat and Phillis.
Nov. 4, 1857. esd
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MARRIED.

In Rockingham County at her fathers residence the
22nd inst bv George w. Garrett ESQ., Mr. George Foster
to Miss Elizabeth Brann.
In Aamance County, the 25h inst, by the Rev. John
sader Mr. Thomas Taylor to Miss Eliza j. Morton, all of
Alamace.
Register and Age please copy
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SOUTH LOWELL AcADEMY.-We call attention to
the advertisement of this academy in another col
umn. Mr.. Speed has high reputation a teacher.
and has declined chair in Normal College, recent
ly rendered him The school is IF high grade, get
very cheap, and is located in a healthy section.
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FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Freight Received via Raleigh & Castor Rail.
road for the NOrth-CarOlina Railroad.
OCTOBER 80, 1857.
] E Aleu- J F Cain, G McCawlev. Miss R o Harriss
Mason. Feiter, Wilbur. j s Thompson Craven,
McNeeiy Muck Co. s S Webb Long. c Smith Yates.
l. Il Lyon. J Ncwn Son i G Murphy, Burk.
Watson, N & J w Lee. F Morton. w Carr r Cheek,
Lyon w Tomnson, Henderson, d London,
Meadows Yates Myers, L Burnett
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A PROCLAMATION.

81 HIS EccelencH THOMAS BRAGG. G0cFRoT OF The Sdte
Of Amfh Carolina.
xN7HEREAS, BY A RESOLUTION OF THE GEN
w e,al Assembly i. is made the duty of the Governor
of State for the time being to set apart day nevey
wear and give notice thereof by Proclamation, day
of solemn and public thanksgiving to Almighty God, for
past blessings and of suppca,io for his continued kind
ness and ciie is as; i State and II nation, "
Now therefore, do. by this my Proclamation, appoint
and set apart Thursday the 10Th day Of November next
suc v and do most respectfully and earnestly
mend that observed accordingly by all the good peo
pie of this State.
Given 1nder my hand and the Great Seal of the
H. s State of Nortli-t;arulina, the City of Raleigh
on the 10Th day of October. A. d., 1851.
By the Governor:
THOMAS BRAGG.
Pulaski CowPER, Pr. Secretary.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES!
NEW AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEl
CAPITAL PRIZE
z 100000 -! 80

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Cos
Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery each q
their Lotteries for November 1857 at AUGUSTA, Georgia,
to which city they have removed their Principal Office:
CLASS 81, -
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in public on
Saturday, November z, 1857. 8
CLASS 62, % -..
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in public ON
Saturday, November ID, 1857.
CLASS 63, >
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia in public
Saturday, November 81, 1857.
CLASS g., ,s 0
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in public
Saturday, November %. 1857,
- On tile plum Of Single Numbers. "a
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY
PRIZES! 81 &
fearly Prize tOerery Nine Tickets. y
NJ Lax NIFICEN4T SCHEM NE!
To be drawn Ft5=et
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COUNCIL OF SrArE.-We learn that Gov. Bragg
has notified the council of State meet at the Capt.
tol Tuesday next. the 10th inst for the purpose
of appointing successor to the late Secretary Of
State
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ORDER NO. 2.

ORDER NO. 2.
Head Quarters n ", Butt, Oct. %, 1857.
John Spear Smith, Major General Sd Division. NJ.
M.-Y"n are hereby ordered to enroll and embody,
without delay, six regiments of not less than SIX
hundred men each, TO be Differed AID equipped0
and hold the same in readiness for service by noon
on Saturday next and report to me. =.
+. WATKINS LIGON.
This course on the part of the Governor has be-
come necessary on account of the lawless conduct
Of the Know Nothings Of Baltimore, who. in their
zeal to "rule America, " have made practice ofdri
wing Democrats from the polls, shooting stabbing,
and otherwise maltreating them. Elections in Balti-
more City, the last and only stronghold of X. N.
ism, SYNONYMOUS with riots and murders We
trust the Governor will do his whole duty, as he
seems determined to do, and if necessary that he
will shoot down Plug Uges, Shoulder Htters, Rip
Raps, and the entire spawn of SAN" The X. N.
mayor Of the City, true to the rioters and murerers
that elected him, has protested against the interfer
ence of the Governor. anxious, no doubt. to deter
Democrats from voting, and to again an " Amer
lean victory" with IFS usual concomitants 1t is ev
identity his purpose. if not deferred by large force
to array his clan against the military and to re-enac
the that have so frequently diSgraced the City
of Baltimore.
Gov Lyon deserves the thanks Of the people of
Maryland for his determined conduct We trust
that he will have force sufficient to strike terror to
the cowardy rioters and prevent them from attempt
ing to control the election in their usual mode The
purity of the ballot box consideration Of higher
import than the lives of all the rowdies in Baltimore
LATER'-Gov. Lyon, after great excitement among
the people, and after conference between committees
representing the Governor and the Mayor, withdrew
his proclamation satisfied that the Mayor had the
means of preserving order. Most Of the militia
fused to serve under the orders Of the Governor.
THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE OF GsoRGIA-From of.
ficai returns published in the Federal Union we
mike up the following recapituation of the congress
sona vote of Georgia at the last election:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Seward, $3.50
Barlow, 5,OS2
Gaulien, sos
Stewards majority Barrow, TT; over Ba, tow
and Gaulden combined, 269.
SECOND DISTRICT
Crawford, 1890
Fam, 6.362
Crawford's majority, 1858
THIRD DISTRICT
Trippe, s03
Bailey, 423
Trippe's majority, $50
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Gartrell, s.OoS
Tdwell, $3.50
Gartrell's majority. l,O69
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Wright, 1923
Hooper, 5,6S6
Taium, 2l3
Wrighs majority over Hooper, ,937; over Hoop.
or and Tatum combined, 1924.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
jackson, 1862
Simmons, 1888
Jackson's majority, 1904
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Hill, 1890
L. Stephens 1925
Hills majority, 275
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
A. H. Stephens, 5,l5l
Miller, 1870
Stephens maturity. 1881
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NOTICE.-.TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
~ The leigh Castor Rail- oad Cnm,,any have decla,.
ed dividend Of per cent profit The operation tie
ers on the 18th day of December, 1857.
W. w. VASS, Treas'r.
Raleigh, Nov. g 1857. Still
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION people of Halifax
intend celebrating the 2lS inst. that being the day.
one hundred years ago. on which Halifax incor-
porated as town by the Legislature Of North Caro-
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New YORK ELECTIONS The elections in the State
of New York took place yesterday, Cruesday) We
hope to hear that the Democracy have carried the
State. -ser,--i ..t
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TNEACHER WANTED, TO TAKE CHARGE OF
u the Hamilton Male Academy. One qualified to teach
all the branches usually taught the best Semnares and
who has had some experience, will be required 81. :
For particulars address, with testimonials of character
and proficiency, -... n .a.
A. 8. GOTTEN
Hamilton, Martin county, N. c.
October go 1857. , 9s-6t.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

=, UCTOBER 30 !957.
FLOUR is firm sales Of Howard and OHIO at S.
30 on time Wheat has upward tendency; sales of red
at Fl 2O9l 90 White 81 30 to 40. Corn-yeilow 70
Il white 20 to 10 -
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE
- Coanty.-1n Equity In the matter Of Lemuel King
Pursuant order made at Fall Term, 1857, Of the
Court of Equity for the County Of Wake in the aboys
to sell on the premises On the End day Of Dece
Der next being Wednesday, the Lands in the pleadings
mentioned, to- wit: - ~ - f'lSlt
certain tract parcel of Land situate living and being
in the County of Wake the of Lick creek, ad
joining the lands of Thomas Hicks Leonard Clements and
others, containing hundred and twenty which
Abner Fletcher lived during his life time The land win
be sold subject to the dover right of the widow of said
Abner Fletcher which has been allotted and apart
her by metes and bounds
TERMS SALE:-Ten per cent of purchase money be
paid in cash. credit Of six months for half aud twev
months for residue of purchase money will be given u
purchasers upon their entering into bond with approved
security. a.
Given under my hand at office this gath October. 1867
-,-..o....- ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. Com. 81.
October so. 1209-w&swtd.
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DIED,
Tn this City, Monday last Mr.. Isaac Proctor aged
about IS years.
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MARYLAND ELscrroNs The elections in Mary.
Lyon, Of that State. has issued proclamation to-
the people Of Baltimore City, forewarning all persons
against illegal conduct in the obstruction Of voters
He has also issued the following orders: ...-u
ORDER NO. l. )
Head Quarters A. H., Bau., Oct. rs, 1857.
Major General George H. Stenart, commanding
LIST 1t Division, NJ V.--Ynn are hereby ordered to
hold your entire command ready for immediate SER
vice. fully equipped, and report to me at noon on
Saturday next
a T. WATKINS LIGON.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

UCTOBER 3t' 1857
FLOUR has generally advanced sales of State brands at
r. - t" ST. OH" 81 - To 60; Southern is unchanged.
Wheat is quiet. The sales mportant Corn is un-
changed and sales light Stocks are rmer Virginia
=
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Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered
on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
can have tickets ending in figure they may
designate. -
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing 1-- +
EF Purchasers win please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 300 and under paid Immediately
after the drawing prizes the usual time of thirty
DAYS.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
8. SWAN & CO.. Augusta Georgia.,
a Persons residing Montgomery, Ala: or Atlanta,
Ga can have their orders filed aud save time by adj
dressing s. Sven Co, at either Of those cities.
% A list Of tn numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the the prize hateach entitled
to, will be published after every drawing in the following
papers:.-Angus,a Geo. Constitutionaist New Orleans
Gazette Atlanta Integencer New York Weekly DayBo *
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Pauiding (Mss.) Clarion.
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Democratic majority on joint ballot, At
This is, indeed most glorious misunderstanding
the most satisfactory evidence of of the most
substantial victories achieved by the democra
CIV of Pennsylvania