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TIE INFINITE VALUE OF TRurH.-The
duties which we owe to our own moral be.
ing are the ground and condition of MI
other duties and to set our nature Mt strife
with itself for good purpose implies the
same sort Of prudence as priest of Diana
would have manifested, who should have
proposed to dig up the celebrated charcoal
foundations Of the mighty Temple OF
Ephesus, in order to furnish fuel for the
burnt offerings on its atars. Truth, virtue,
and happiness may be distinguished from
each other, but cannot be divided; they
subs'st by mutual conference, which
gives shadow of divinity even to our hu.
man Coleridqe.
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q Va .HE HD

IL AElNG sold my entire interest Of Goods
i l. TO Gen. W. W. Pcrrynnn take this
method of returning my sincere thanks to my
numerous friends and customers for their rrry
Kind and generous support t" me for the fl &c
years have been i'll business in this plnc. and
vicinity. ] w""ld hespcak for the General
m increased continuance of the same
By reference to Pcrrvmnn's Card you will
see that aln tby his kindness) retained rs clerk
and can only say that | will d" every thing
III my power to make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable
W. ". WALLER
Jan. II, 1858. 81 If
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G EN- ERAL ELECTION

GENERAL ELECTION will be held in
Ahi'"vIlle DIST, "n MONDAY nnlTTES.
DAY. " ll:h anal l2lI, .avS nf Ot"I,Bi:E.
ISIS, f"r th" election Of on" Representative in
ih" Congress "i the United States, and tiv.
Representatives, in III" I".;,lntulc If south ..l
Carolina, nni"r the direction of the following.
Managers. viz:
Court -Hons"-'I"hm W. Lesley, James a.
MrCori. j. ". Means.
W"rr"nt"n--W II. Brooks, w. q. Pursl.y.
Robert Wilson.
Callahan s--'nmcs NJ. Carwie, BAIL Gala.
ham. Sl"rrar,l Callahan.
L"wnLr>villc-Tr T. Cunningham, VIM Giles,
ans Clark.
Caihouu's Mills-P. a. Waller. Edward T..
Parker, ". II. Taygart.
Hrn'ii"y a. J.. McCaslan, j. F. Creswe.l,
J. G. Dow;in.
White ilnil-I"hn l.. Griffin, Or. joseph
Marshall Willis Smith.
Gr""nw""d-George NJ Conner, r. l.. Cole.
lnau. John Bu"z.r
W""Ivillc-J. Il. Tnlbert, John Hutchinson,
". j. Hunter.
D"dson's Storc-W. ]. Norwood, Vim. A. j..
Ware. James II. Laincr.
Tribblc's Store-iienry S. Cnson, r. f..
Gaines, W. l.. Prince.
Smithvl!e-Slas Ray, Dr. II. c. Klugh, A..
ii. Norton
Cedar Sprinrs-Franklin Ruff, David J..
Woodland, Ennch Nelson.
M"slry's-J. }. Willard, George L. Patter.
sou, Wi!iam Trcwilt.
Co'hran's-Jalnes III. WidemaE John Childs.
Robert Litcs.
Due Wcs,-Wm. J. Stevenson, a. =. Lind
scy and Samuel lirownlrc.
Cokrsbnry-W.C Klugh p. J. Hart, Joseph
=. Blackwell.
Srrehs-ieorge Graves, Samuel Jones, Ben.
ja,nin Moscly.
B"rL"aux-J. L. Bouchillon, a. NJ. Cox,
Th"mns McAis.cr
Long Cane MiIls-J. n. Cochran, T. J. Ro.
brr,s. George Nichols.
Mount lliil-Iarkin Barmore, Win. Mneec.
James Blain.
D"nai'svile-D. +. Mosclcy,J. n Scawrirh,
i. Hruwnler.
NI"rty Six-James ". Lipscomb, John ".
Calhoun, J. W. Foshcc.
sep. J, 1853 lS tde
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JuDcE DOUGLAS AND HIS WIpE.--Tbe St. Iou;s

JUDGE DOUGLAS AND HIS WIFE.-The St. Louis
Neas, of Friday Last, says:
Hon, s.A Douglas is in the city, and visits
the Fnr Grounds to-day. Like wise man.
he brought his amiable and beautiful wife with
him Eho takes captive all hearts that might
prQye TOO hard for the Giant. The two ars
enjoying atpsrfeet triumph 4The Republican
prostrates itself in the::dpst and cries "Great
is the Little Giant--Down with Mr.. Bucba.
nanl' All Democrats in st. Lonis are en.hu.
siastically Douglas men after to-day
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SOUTH CAROLINA
wv III UHIIULIINH,
a UTSTPTrT

AMtS J. RiCIIEY, who is in the custody Of
= the Sheriff Of Abheville District, by virtue
of Writ of cnpids ad satistaciend,sm at tbe snt
of James Arnold. having filed in nv Office TO-.
gether with n 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 insolveLt. debtors
1t is therefore Ordered, that the said James
Arnold, and all Others tie creditors, to whom
the said James ). Richey is in anywise indebt-
have notice to appear. before the said Court,
at Abbeville Court House. ON the Fourth day
OF October next. to sbew cause, If any they
can, why the prayer of the Petition aforesaid,
should not be granted ~
MATTHEW MCDONALD, @. c. p. !.
Office of Common Pleas
Abbeville Dis, June %, 1853 I0-3m
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Fowls, Eaas, AND THEIR VALuE--Tt is
estimated that there are O3, 100000 LAYING
fowls in the country, Of which 5O,ooo.ooo
lay one egg day throughout the world
This would give the annual crop Of 1925.
100000 eggs; and these, at eight cents
per dozen, would be worth 1921, ,6e9,ese !
"eggs.actly."
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Dissolution.

1--WE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween ENRIGHT d STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins. Wheat Thrash.
ers. Fans. DC. has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm are in the hands of
John Enright, who is alone authorized to settle
the business of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHT,
RICHD G. STARR.
November l, 1857. 20 If
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL Creditors OF RICHARD B. FULTON
N are hereby notified to present and prove
their demands on or before ist day of OCTO.
BER next All demands not presented By that
day will be barred
WIN. H. PARKER, DEAD.
Commissioners Office,
June 29th, 1863. 10 aso
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 BBEVILLE DIS1RIC7,

DICIIAED G. STARR, who is in custody of
Ia the sheriff of Ahbcvillc District by vir-
tur" ola Writ Of "',p;"S nd sai;xtricni''m. at
the suit Of John y. IIamil,"n. having filed in
my office together with n schedule, on oath, Of
his estate and effects. his Petition TO the Court
Of Common Pleas, praying that he may be all
raj Assembly, made for the relief Of insolvent
,lcb,orS--
1t is Ordcrch that the said John A. IIamil-
ton. and all other the creditors, to whom the
said Richard 6. Starr is in any wise indebted,
h", and they are hereby summoned, and have
h"iic" To appear before the said Court, at hb.
beviile Court House, on the Fourth day OF DC
t"h"r next, t" slcw cause, if any they can, why
til" prayer Of the Petition aforesaid, SHOULD
not bc granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. Z. p.
oilcc of Common Pleas.
Ahbcvilc Dis, June IS ISIS / IO-3m
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Notice to Creditors.

DURSUANT to Order Of Court. all the indi.
i v,dual creditors Of JOSEPH II. STOKES.
deceased. are hereby notified to the present
and prove their demands on or before 1st day
Of OCTOBER next All demands not presen.
ted by that day will be barred.
W. Fl. PARKER, CEA.D
Commissioners Office,
June 90, 1858. 10 8m
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1f.any man has failed to estimate the
affection of a true-hearted wife, he will be
likely to mark the value in his loss, when
the heart which loved him is stilled by death.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

oUUI n CHRUllNA,
-1h6Crii/c Disirici.-M the CDm1oou D/ros
Henry c: C. r"F"el' Attachment.
VIM. i. Lloyd, McGowan. Prfs. Atty
w IIEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the sixth
" day of April, eighteen hundred and
hfty eight, file his declaration agninst the De.
fendant, who. Ut is said,) is absent from md
without the limits OF this State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the seventh day of
April. eighteen hundred and fifty nine, other
wise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. cp.
Clerks Office, April, s. 1858. ~ lv
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS /!
MILLER ~ WARREN


4 RE now receiving thcis stocks of Follond
IA Winter GOODS. which they arc nrennr.
ed to offer and sell as low MS any house in tho
city. The stock has been selected with preat
care, and comprise great variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such a.
Rich and elegant silk ROBE D'QUILLE;
l5nynd"rc Silks, variety of styles;
silk EAi.ENciAS, Striped aud Plaid j.;
Plain SILKS, all colors
Mourning Bayadcrc and Chcnc SILKS;
Plain Black, Pnl and Stiiprd
Silk POPLlNS and Victoria PLAIDS:
DELAlNE ROBE DQUILLE;
Rich Fig'rd DELAINES and CASIIMERES:
Embrd French MEEiNOES. new STYLES:
Plain French and English MERINOES:
Mourning rELAlNES.
French and English PRINTS;
American
Mourning
Scotch GINGIlAMs;
Mourning
Chcnc
Silk ThiLet SiIAWI.S;
Irnchc
Flush Borilcrcd Stella SITAWLs:
Chenille SllAWIS and SCARFS:
Ladies Black and Cclrd Cloth CLOAKS:
Rich Velvet C!OAkS. every variety
Plain Bl'k d S"cnl Mrinr Mcrino SIIAWIs,
lot ofbeautifui EMBROtDERIES. consist
ing of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES aud COLLARS, ir
ctts
Jaconet and Swiss SLEEVES, linen COL.
LARS;
Maltese Lace SETS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Jacnnct and Swiss Bands
Linen Cambria lIANDk ERCIIIEFS. Plain
and Embroidered;
LEND and Mourning IIANDKERCHIEFS
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE;
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS:
Misses Mciino VESTS, Short and Long
Sleeve:
For tn" G"n,!rmcni lin" may be found
Bi"'k CLOTHS AMI tAS>IMERES
Fancy CASSlMEHES, latest styles
Rich Velvet and Cashmere VESrINGS.
North Carolina CASIMERES, SUPERIOR
article:
CRAVATS and COLLARS; Merino TIES
MILLER & WARREN.
Oct. 9, 1857. % &c
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DISSOLUTION.

FINIIE late Law Firm of McGOWEN d PER-
L Rim is Dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All business commenced up to this date will be
conducted and finished by us together under
had taken place.
S. McGOWEN,
JAS. NJ PERRIN.
January l, 1857. S5.tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

.iBBEFILLE DLS7RICT
". ". Casey and wife,
vs.. Bill for Partition DC
Mrs. II. Mckinney. ct oL
I)uRSl ANT to Order of Court, I vii! sell at
L public outcry. on Sale Day in October
next (iih'l Four likely NEGROES, belonging
I" the Trust Estate of Susan \. Harris. de..nS.d
and others.
Tcrms:-A credit of twelve months with in.
tercst from day of salc-purchascr to giv. bond
WIN two good sure'icS. pay the costs in Cash,
and pay for Bills Of Sale.
WM. IL. PARkER, c. f.. \. j.
Commissioners Office,
Sept II, 1853. 20 td
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NE GIL WD HA -
Tanyard and SAOcshOD.

NJ Il. ADAM FIERNEUSEI, regular, faith
4F1 ful aud successful German Tnnner-ln
finish and durability, his heavy and light Leath-
or challenges competition with the beet to be
found in the Charleston and New York mar
kcts.
Mcs<rs. SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
ER, Boot and Shoe Makers.
Mr.. Knox is known throughout the District.
Mr.. Meyer us fashionable, finished and faith
ful,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
tor Gentlemen. and Course and Dress Shoes for
Ladies', has not his superior in New York or
B"ston.
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
know by cards distributed.
a liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
J. W. JONES.
Calhnun's Mills, April, 1858 80 stlm4m
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MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL.
TNHE undersigned have associated with them,
Il in the Practice Of the Law, STEPHEN
G. DEBRUHL, ESQ. All business entrusted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. A. LEE
January IL, 1857. 37-tf
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Eishtccn Likely Negroes,
DISSOLUTION

TNIIE firm ofrEHRYMAN IL WALLEB was
dissolved 10y mutual consent on the first
Of fJanmarv.-Parties any way indebted to the
concern. will please come forward and close
their accounts by cash. ("r notc) The name
of the firm, will he used in settlement by ci
thcr of the parties
W. W. rEEEYMAN,
W. W. WALLER
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Life appears too short 9as be spent in
nursing animosities, or registering wrongs.
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The Florida Indians.

Fellow We publish an iutcrcstin. letter saws
til" ashin-ton S'"r, from s,.nscribrr at
Fort Myers. Florida. IL tells Of the voluntary
surrender OF p"r ton Of the r",nnan, Of In.
tr"nhr>"n" Florida Indians who would no.
"r"'n" IN aud =" west with Billy B"wlc@, ami
the hc>"inIn"icS accompanying him. Iii, rcln"
val hi"h" Tia. spirit Of the tribe anil 50 veal.
"""d 1t as that il can hardly hereafter ca,,~.
any Trouble. Th" voluntary surrender of ll
>ai party Is but n precursor Of what tic
u i 'n">, j" ~ starvation is their only alter.
native, now that the emigration of Bowlrrs
l'a, rendered them powrrIe,s for further mis-,
chief:
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FoEr MYTHS. Fla, Ans oS. lS5S.

IT, III" EE'"r ct'hhe STIR Yours being the
newspaper "' all in the United States most pa.
r"nizei and looked to hv the army, write
yon to say that five Indians came in here at .
p. M, to-day, bearing flag OF truce which
was left hy an United States officer some five
miles out Il few days since. Our interview
with them was very friendly, but for want Of
an interpreter, We could gain bnt little injur-
lnn,'"n from them, other than they had been
BIIiy BowleSs men. came from far south, were
tired ana hungry. and sorefoutcd tina, there
were 10 deer in the woods and they wanted
to know Of Billy and hi, whereabouts, a.. W..
gave them plenty to -a! and to carry off
clothing them with such as We had TL-ir -,
nht"n and appearance Indicated extreme snf
;erinr, for they were quite naked and half
starved.
It's contemplated to start an express by wa.
ter, t"'""rr"w morning. to Tampa, will. l,tlrrs
directed To Capt. kilhurn or the COMMANDING
oiii'tr asking f"i an interpreter, aud such food
an'; clothing as they nay ucvl. as our settlers
are lily able to afford nue., ass i.tauce for We
a:" all poor ut tn: saiilo time advising nmv
officer there t" come at oncc down. when
have no doubt that a definite ARRANGEMENT, can
be made with them, having i'll view their fu.
tHr" emigration. | asked an old Indian Nhc
oldest om.) where his squaw was. lie nonrn-
fully replied. "All gone" pointing West
This party Of Indians were known AS ..HilIv.s
boat party" there are thirteen and boy
The boy cane in to-day. They are the only cf
iic:cnt men i'll the nation. and if they can bc
induced toy" west, (and have no doubt Of III
tie Witvlc ,r6yE Is ,1one
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He
T>IIE COPARTNEksHIP heretofore ex;st;,o .
Il between II. A. Jones and J. w. LiyinG.
ston, in the Practice of LAW, is this dav dis.
solved, by mutual consent.
II. A. JONES,
J. w. LIVINGSTON.
March 81, 1857. 4s.tf
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ABBEVillE AND WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE.
+ r 0 nT
Abbcyillc to Washin"fOn.

INllE PROPRIETOR "f this we'll established
L Line tnk"s this method Of informing the
public lha, he has changed his Schedule, for the
convenience OF passengers.
The stage will bc detained at Abhevillc Court
ii",lS'', until half pas; o'c"ck on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, afford
my an opportunity for Passengers on the morn
nE train from Grcenvilc to 70 directly
through 10 Washington. Ga. tn. same day, con
n"ciin- with the train at Washington, for Au-
Gn-tn, Montgomery. Ala. Ih" passengers are
detained few hours in Washington, Ga.
1h" Stage will l"av" Washington, Ga. on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Lin" has been rcfi,trG with n splendid
FOGR-NORSE COACH.
good Tonms and mn experienced driver.
C5W Passengers from all points above New
berry, g"im" West, will find that they can
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly tho
'a'''r 'l'm". and with $500 less cxpr,s. than hy
way 81 Hranchvi.lr.
For further Information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN McBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbcvllc e. H., S. c.
May 2G, 1853 ly
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Philotoken. or Females Friend,
A NE" supplysjust received and for sale
JORDAN, d. MCLAUGHLIN.
March IL, 1858. 46 II
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\ RE now receiving thcis stocks of Fall and
~ Winter GOODS: which they are prepar.
ed to oiier and sell as low MS any house in the
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise great variety of
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Chanccry Sale of Valuable Land
and Negroes.

IN obedience to an order of the Chancery
4 Court at Pilleville, Bledsoe county, Ten
nessee, at the March term, 1868, in the cause
of John HUTCHINSON 1t al, Executors of John
Billingsly, deceased as. Jane Il. Billingsly ct
al, will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
on the 9Th day of August next, at the late
residence of John Biliingsly, decd, in Bled.
soc county, on a credit Of one and two years,
except five per cent Of the purchase money
required to lie paid down, a large and valua
Bile TRACT OF LAND, containing about SIS
acres Of good Seqmatchie soil, which will be
divided into three tracts, so as to make each
a valuable farm, one of which will include
the widows dover, and will be sold subject
to the same. Also, in like manner, Thirteen
Hundred Acres Of Valuable Mountain Land,
which will be divided into two tracts. Also,
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, to wit: llender
son, about IS years of age; Amanda, about
20; Morton, about 20 Richard %, and Ema-
line 25-for all Of which the purchaser will
be required to give bond and approved secu.
ritv, and a lien retained on the saue until
the purchase money is paid. The sale to be
between the hours of IL and o'clock.
8. c. NORWOOD, c. d M
Pikeyille May IS, l65S-6t-prs fee SlO,5o
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,Sy- The devil, or something else, has
surely got possession of the swine, in and
about this neighborhood. For several weeks
past disease has prevailed among the hogs
which has lhinned out their numbers To an
alarming extent We think We can safely
say, that in and about Tuscaloosa, within the
last three months, more than half the hog
population has been carried off by some fell
disease, and The work of death still goes on.
Fine, fat portly hogs seem to be the first 10
fall victims to this fatal malady, called by
some the "hog cholera. "-Tuscaloosa ObSer-
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A CARD
FROM
Samuel Swan &c Go.
The lnbIiC.

The extraordinary pursued by the rival mana
Of different Lotteries to injure US because our lib
eral schemes, and prompt manner OF doing business
has materially affected them, compels US to call special
attention the facts, which all who deal with us know
already that is, Lotteries are egai the managers
and trustees honest and honorable men; that We have
sold prizes in the last twelve months than all 9th
err Lotteries in the Union and that they have been
promptly cashed in llcasss presentation.
The effort to iniure US is aimed not only at our bus-
by rivals but is also intended to act political
Nv on one Of partners; and assure friends
and the public that Our CONCERN ALL RIGHT and
this the legal investigation which shall to Il
hearing will fully demonstrate. In the meantime our
business will he conducted usual.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Lottery Managers,
June 4-3t Augusta, Georgia.
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STRAYEn HOGS.

STRAYED from the farm of the subscriber
- q miles Southwest of Ricevile, seven
head Of Hogs sow aud six shoats--weighing
about 20 or so lbs, each, at the time Of leav.
lug. The SOW is white, and marked with
crop off the left and swallow fork and under
bit in the right ear. -Four of the shoats rath
er white, the other two spotted-marked
same rs sow. Any person who will give the
subscriber information of said Hogs will re.
ceive his thanks and be suitably rewarded
for their trouble JOHN ROGERS.
McMnn co., June H. lS5S-3.-5O7
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Ecose the money to our address for the Tickets
dered on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post ONCE, County and state.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid immediate
ly after the Observation-Disclosures at the usual time Of
thirty days.
Accommodations strictlyconhdential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 5-1y-i5I s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
eSg- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
lanta Ga. can have their orders filled, and save time
by addressing s. Swan Co., at either of those cities.
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is emit
tied to, will be published after every drawing, in the
following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
telligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch
Pauldng (Miss) Clarion, and Little Rock (Ark) True
Democrat.
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nIASnNIC CELEn,ATiON.

IIiwassee Lodge, No 1SS, will celebrate the Anniver-
sary OF St John the Baptist the 24h ay Of June,
bv Public Procession and Grafton. All neighboring
Lodges and all MasOns in good standing, invited
to attend and participate in the proceedings.
BY order Of the Lodge. 5. ID. STOUT, Secy.
MAY Ii, ISSS-4teow-503