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OVERRIDING the Thing.

The Mobile Mercury gives an amusing
account Of negro baptismal scene in
Mississippi, wherein a negro kaown as
Big Will figured conspicuously. Despite
WINS trreverance, we publish the sto.
ry:-
The bottom OF the creek was Of slppe.
~ soap stone, which, Just beyond the
point where sufficient depth was Oh.
lained for proper administration Of tie
ordinance broke suddenly otfintO deep
hole. Big Will attempted 20 do as d.
rec'e', but like his race IN matters Of tell.
gIon generally, overdd the thing; his
feet slipped from ur der him, and down
he went into the deep hole, dragging the
minister along with him, The astonished
crowd Was h"'riiel rs they both disap.
o.. nro For few
csufnce to ma;k
r-. .N.., vent duV ud then
l. " ,ut spouting water
uko.a As VIII regained the
shehln. f,v~ "ud made towards dry land
the ma, lscoyered clineing to bis
leG w.. ,rnacity. Tnsy were
both LapIi.> >tr: AZ sooa as VILE
speech returned 10 him he WAS heard 10
exclaim,
Gosh Cor Almighty, white folks, some
on you gwiae TO lose q niger wild dis
id foolisbness =
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1t l" SAID that Queen Victoria will be-
come mother and grandmother abou,
the same time.
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Inc snr"'; wrr t" lose your honlth is.
80 "e "h :hs tine drinking that of o,he,
folks.
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Complaint is made in some parts of Al
ALBANIA and Georgia, that the red rus. is
seriously injuring the cotton.
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n u N B L r 20.
Duyilptu.

Gork<erews have suol; more people than
cork kJscEe's will ever save.
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Srlrrtta Sturu.
From ne Home Nagasincl
The Prisoners Child.

by MRS. MARY 4. DESIsyN.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Defeat Of the Homestead Bill.

The Homestead bill was defeated
on Thursday in the Senate, On a mo-
ton to postpone till next Session, by
a vote Of 30 to 81. Gov. johnson OF
Tenn. voted with the majority in Or
der to be able to move q reconsider
alton, which he did-so that the act
ual division was 30 to 22-only sew
en- majority against Free Homes
KanzaS and Oregon will soon con-
tribute four votes toward overcoming
this majority, and there is no shadow
of danger that the House will reject
the bill whenever it shall have passed
the Senate. So Thursdays vote, in
stead Of discoursging gives us joyful
assurance that the Freedom of the
Public Lands to Actual Settlers can
not he far distant.
In the division of Thursday, Maine,
Connecticut, NewJersey and Missou-
ri voted solid against Free Lands; it
will not always bo so. Gen. HouS-
ton of Texas, and Gov. Brown Of
Miss, also voted in the majority, con-
trary to the flaming professions, not
many years since, of the latter, and
the understood proclivities Of the for
mer. Pennsylvania gave no vote for
Free Land, but one against it and
Mr.. Gwin Of California was absent
or silent. On the other hand, Mr.,
Bells vote against postponemcnt is
the more gratifying because unex-
pected. If the ixod attention Of the
Senate could be secured through one
days debate to the principle involved
and the practical effect of offering O
quarter section of Public Land free ol
charge to every one who will occupy,
improve and cultivate it, we should
confidently look for success, even in
the present Senate. Those who vote
Free Land down do not try to under
stand it,-N Y Tribune.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
A Card--Personai.

1t has been reported to mo that a
rumOr is going the rounds that Mr.
PERRY FULLER, Of Minneola, informed
some of the citizens of Prairie City
that I applied to him last winter for
stock in Minnoola, and that prom
ised to remain quiet about the "Min-
nicola Swindle" would he acquiesce
with my request, but that he refused,
and therefore incurred my hatred of
the Minneola Asso ciation and the sub
Sequent warfare Of the CHAMPION
against that body. Twas inclined to
laugh at this silly tale at first, aad
for some time paid not the remotest
attention to it, believing as do, that
Mr.. FULLER never originated and
gave currency to such a falsehood {:
but as the report has Of late been used
and circulated by some designing per-
sons greatly to my detriment, justice
to myself compels mo to nail the lie
I therefore most respectfully call up
on Mr.. FULLER, as an act Of justice to
himself and me, to clear up this mat
ter. l will cheerfully make room for
q communication from him in the
columns of the Z" CHAMPION"
S. S. PRoUTY.
Prairie City, June II, 1858.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Work Resumed.

The carpenters are at work again
on the "LANE HOUSE" Of this place,
and prospects look cheering now Of
having the building enclosed with.
in q week or so. We sincerely
hope this will soon bo completed,
and opened for the accommodation of
tho public. The design Of the house
is admirably executed, and whom COM
plstcd and kept by a worthylandlord,
il will bo the means of drawing ton
times tho amount Of public travel
through Prairie City that we now
have. The Mcssrs. GnAnAMs are de-
serving Of praise for the energy they
have maniicstcd in the enterprise,
and have our best wishes for succcsss \
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Judge Lynch in Kanzas.

Quite n number of cases have been
tried before this popular tribunal late
ly, in various parts Of the Teri tory.
Many Of our citizens are aware to their
cost, Of the existence Of horso.tbicv-
ing combinations. Robberies of this
liind have been very numerous, and
ae sufferers have become exasperated
a consequence. At Leroy, on Thurs
dhy,3l inst, two brothers nanel Clay
we'll were arrestel, with several sto-
len horses in their possession, and
one ofthcm, Walter Claywell, was
hung by order of Judge Lynch.
At Burlingame, on Monday, 3lst
ult., at the time our informant left, two
men named Hysop or Hys!op, were
being tried by the citizens for vari =
GUS offences, one Of them ha ing
robbed and shot young lad on the
Sante Fe road a few days before
This one would probably be hung.
A Lynch trial was going on at Hy-
nit for horse stealing on Monday, 7th
inst. The same results arc anticipa-
ted in that case.
A young man named Anderson
was arrested on Wednesday after
noon, at Pierce's, near Lawrence, on
suspicion of being connected with the
;Itely discovered horse e-thieving gang.
10 was placed in the Lawrence jail
Or safe keeping. We arc panied at
>uch state Of things as would seem
"a the least degree to justify a resort
70 eqch extreme measures yet it is a
aotorious fact that property is becom-
ing unsafe, and measures must be ta-
ken to stop the depredations. We
However trust the extreme penalty of
'eath will not be rescrted to in such
,ases.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
The TownSley House.

"The proof Of tho pudding is in
tho eating thereof"--and the proof
Of the excellency Of the table Of tho
Townsley House is in the partaking
thereof. Yesterday such proof was
of the most convincing character, as
our personal experience enables us to
testify, Conspicuously in our re-
membrance Of the feast Of yesterday,
loom up lamb chops, green peas,
strawberries and ice cream Cap
such things bo, and o'como us like o
summer cloud, and not excite our
special wonder? We wondered and
ate. We now remember Of the cat
ing and still wonder. But such is the
usual way Of this fayorite hotel, and
thowhole Mississippi Valley is finding
il out.--Mo. Democrat. NJ
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Consolidation.

Our neighbors Of Baldwin City aud
Palmyra have lately consolidated their
towns, and have named their joint
town Baldwin. They promise to do
wonderful things by way ofimproving
this season. NAthird story is now bo-
ing erected on their present college
building, designed for a public hall.
Mr.. JoHS ,BALDwrN is engaged in
Srist, saw and ahiugle mills.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Vigilance Committee in New
Orleans.

Dispatches from New Orleans of
I'd inst, bring the news, of the or
ganization Of Vigilance Committee,
and the seizing by it of the city ar
senal. The cause of this movement
is the determination of the people to
get rid ofthe gamblers and scoundrels
who are so plentiful in their midst.
Seven or eight hundred men are under
arms, and an address has been issued
to the people. The Mayor has or
dered out Division of the Militia,
and the city government have pos
session Of a District armory. AT
noon on the above day, both parties
were under arms, and a battle was ex-
pected that afternoon.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Come 0nl

LEV Already have we commenced
entering nance Of subscribers on
our book whose terms Of subscription
ad expired, and we have also been
lsyorod with now names. Good
h tch us on more, friends, Tnemore
Yibscribers we got, tho better paper
NJ, can affordto publish, Swell our
10. up to one thousand nutii
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17

Later intelligence than the above
indicated the triumph ofthe Vigilants
without the anticipated collision,
though the danger Of conflict is not
entirely over. A large number of
persons have been arrested. There
is no doubt the work undertaken will
be thoroughly performed. The Del.
Ia and True Delta have taken sides
for the Vigilants, and the Crescent
and Picayune support the municipal
authorities. The other papers are
neutral.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
Er Ono Of Gov. Wila,u nons hal

EF- Ono Of Gov. Wise'S sons has.
become associated in tho editorial
management Of the Richmond Ehqui-
rr- The Enquirer approves Of the
English bill so Ear as it submits tho
Lccompton Constitution to the peos
plo Of Kanzas, but disspproves Of che
Congressional intervention in favor
Of . Slave and Againsta Free State.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17

Gg The people Of Minneols and
Coutropolis are enjoying good times
in dealing with the Sac Indians, who
have recently received their anual
payment from Government. Wo
wish they would scatter some Of thoif
"shiusrs'' cvsrthis way,
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17

RY- The citizens of Minncola are
extensive preparations to
Celebrate the GLORIOUS old Fourth"
tSov, RoBINsoN, Gov. SMITH, Hon.
HOS. EwNo, Jr., Hon. M, J. Par
(. OFT, Lieut., Gen. RoBEnTs, and other
distinguished Kanzas men, are ex-
l,sctod to DO present on the occasion.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17
PErERsoN's MAeAzlNr.--The July

PETERsoN's MAoAzINE.--The July
number of this popular periodical is
received. Mrs, Ann S. Stephens,
we see, begins thrilling Original
Novelet, entitled "King Philips
Daughter" Hereafter, Mrs. S. will
write exclusively for "Petcrson's
Magazine" her own having been
merged into it, and her fine corps Of
contributors transferred to it Also
This makes peterson" unapproach-
able in literary merit. A new volume
begins with the July number Now
is the time to subscribe. Terms, $2,
90 per annum; or, Eight copies for
$1,000. Address Gas. j.. PrTrn-
NON, 800 Chestnut Street, Phlladel-
phia. A specimen may bc seen at
this office.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-17

Ey- THE Nebraska Republican is the
name of paper recently started at
Omaha City, N. T., a copy of which
las been handed us by friend. in
lie it is larger than any paper pub
iished in Kanzas. In appearance it
as equal to any paper west of the Mis-
aissippi. Ed, +, ScHSEIpEn and HAIR
stsoN J. BnowN are announced as its
iitors. 1t is to bo tho organ of the
y.epublican party, and from its tone
'hll doubtless bo an able defender OF
tAe principles of the party.
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llr. HAGAN's JOHN Is out a..
HHk OF the ring. The questior ~iu [EZT
q .-Esd Whyf II IL written, the isbmer Is wOf.
nanciff Thankful FOR past Evors, and con.inu-
arcs o. COED viii.
uAaAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation. with
ali is laws and indebe rights, fgr II 10 written.
That "soif prrseryatoB y the frat law 81 Nature"
Why should man despair. long "a there 10 a rsss
10 tinfuri for he knoweth not his destinys There
fore, i have commenced mr. old bnsips.s On 18th
street, and viii be ready b. build from Wheeibar
and take Horses on iiyery-wiH be ready t9 ttnds
for any thing from goose yoke np 70 n blind axs-
arriiin with all his hnmbugs, and Walker, with bis
military renowH, Ia nothing 10 compare 70 hA.
CANS JOHN career, which sou viii hear more Of
hereafter JOHN HASAN,
ia lets Greek Nation.
c-L CARRIAGE.--I have for sale
H&SS- second hand CARRIAGE, In good OF.
der suitable for Hack or family u@s. Apply 70
&C bits ALEX. NGTT. Agct.
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REMOVALS, 60.
---~~'~7|->
DEMOYAL-
II EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE,,
q w PURCELL & co.

c, w. PURCELL q 90.
The Subscribers have removed to their new mouse
at the corner OF Main and UoVernor s1iee'a' "n0i0
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches. .,., II,
Exchanges on the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates. -,., -.
Foreign and American Gold wanted, for winch VIC
will pay the highest premium:
Having prompt aud responsible correspondents IN
ALI narts of the Union, prepared to make Col
lectiops on the most favorable terms
We will pay particular attention to the sale OF
every description of Stocks. and will advance on
40 81 c. w. PURCELL < co.
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GREAT CLOSING OuTHOF SEQ Hxa

VI sONABLE DRY GOODS-JANUARI, ISoS :.
Must be sold at any price, for the next thirty aay
make room for large STOCK OF new Spills atsineS and
pad Silks black Silks from 62h cents and upwa,as
splendid Cheneile shsws at 81 do p, eStrs do
a. 10 cents worth J215; all wool Paris printed Dc
great ssst n pair PSts
e. IN ns;r had Rlankets slightly damaged, at %
per pair Ooo lades corssts at par psr bi isS
pair Grey Blankets at sl2' PEE pan. Ghaneille
Scarfs and WoolIen Comforts; 50 pieces Do:eges at
10 per yard; 80 peices Brocsded waran s
tnna,hnr with an endless variety of goods bought at
auction for cash all of which will be sold at great
sacrlhce iroih 'ho Vi is'""' ALFRED MOSES,
%; So Main st.
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WI A CHRISTIAN.
? $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

fN pIV W. W 1tND.-ItHH dWHy ITUID
the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
n gro WAS bought by John Saunders Esq, OF
-. LOretto, Essex county, Va, who sent him TO
8Icnuond, to my care; aud furnished him with
pass to go and his wife, and return in one week
from the date # the pass, which was dated carly In
september last. His wife was then living in Ches
teTfeld county. near Petersburg The above named
negro emaD cpated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above reward, If delivered To me In
Richmond, or to John Saunders At LOretto in Essex
county, Va. WIN. s. PHILLIPS.
40 81
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aas>s m New York, faursdAy, o. ei.ooe virginia
~ = s,,<. q, so At VI. and u 900 II s9k.
me New York Journal Of Commerce at Thnrsday
Afternoon says:
"T,se setivity noticed yesterday still continues.
and the market d quite animated, money, being
plenty, and rates Of interest In favor OF the oSf-
TIE news from philadelphia end Baltimore Civ.
ins a Account Of the resumption OF specie PAY menu
BIZ the banks, hss contributed TO increase sns uuys
aney Of feeling. and Il 10 now supposed tnat ths s
meyersnt for resumption VIII extend 70 al paris o.
che soush vhare there has been any suspension.
srest fmprovenent 10 Exchange and farther re-
yivsl OF business b anticipated
Tho Philadelphia papers announee that the banks
of that city. By resolution Of convention OF their
prssderts on wednesday, resolved 10 resums the
paymsat Of specie on ell their liabilities forthwith.
The announcement created little or no surprise, from
the fact that coin has been paid to all who demanded
Il for the last two or three weeks There IL no pro-
bab.,ty ths, there will be any unusual demand for
H. but II there should be. the banks have taken
10 provide themselvos against every Contingency
Ekefy 20 occur The country banks, we suppose.
viii generally resume. The Mauch Chunk bank.
We learn By telegraph. resu med on Wednesday. with
the eity banks The Bank Of Pennsy MIA suspend
"a on Friday, ths 3sh Of september and oil the 9th.
q city b.nfs tbs next daY. tue 18th They have
sonseQu nifty oesp suspended 40 days Coin, for at
At onshird Of this tims. has circulated 80 free
]. that the inconveuisncs OF suspension was hardly
fst. fqse
LAHp wAAa.Ers.-Messrs Thompson Brothers
ouote Land Warrants "A Eollows:
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WUODFIN'S SPECIFIC! FOR

MUODfIN'S SPECIFIC! FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific, has been awsre OF
small quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
afflicted He had no idea of Offering it 10 the public
ID this form, until he was urged TO do by those
confidence, offers TO the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
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 18th
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs Il APPERsoN; t. ]
pIcoT: j. W. POLLARD, 18th street; and Dr. SNELLIsGs
corner Of Broad and 25th streets, Church Hin.
se Its
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, DO.

q THE SIEGE OF DELHI.
GNXe The shot on the bastions Of Delhi WAS fall
sea4D ing.
In thunders. preparing the path Of thu foe,
And loudly the legians OF Britain calling
For vengeance, as ferceky they swarmed from be-
low.
But why should the heart Of the Sepoy be dauntedi
And. reader, his case with your owl one compare,
The rampants were massive and ALI that was wanted
Was immediate recourse 10 judicions repairs.
So you, that have Watches that's likely TO cave In,
Let Delhis example be present a. view.
And time which is money, and time-pcc be saving,
BY calling the aid of BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
ds5 Corner 18th and Main ats. Richlnapd.
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COUGH ELlXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
" ease 10 its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
shove any other remedy that has been offered 10
the patronage of Southern community This medi
Inc does not profess TO eradicate all diseases of what
nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare it to be the
Tor pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
mas acquired oritseif and that too without putting"
with those who have used It, and from the great
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels nj
liberty to commend it to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot Il withaut receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Duyal, Chas. Mllspaugh, f. j. Picot, A. Bode
kpr Chaa
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AVA certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEON-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above, is the greatest
discovery of the age: 1t has never been known to
fail, and is considered by numbers that have used it.
land by the medical facuIty) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
q Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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PIANOS. 20.
RUNAWAYS.

$50 REWARD. Runaway from
1sf GnsstGP f Named n SShGY eRaS
AMTIIAM, sbmetmes calling herself Mary.
bright black eyes, long black eyelashes,
hin visage bushy head of hair, of sandy cocr
straight, slab-like form, and steps long when walk
ing. and is about fifteen years old. l will give s25
for her apprehension and delivery to me MY farm
and s2j for the discovery of her hsrberers with suf
ficient proof 20 convict them She has relatives In
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, aud was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe Ifs WM A CHRISTIAN
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I5 broadway, Now York
FISHER 4 WINSTON and ADIE d GRAY, Agents TO
Richmond de 2-d&cw6m

uARTSHORNE'S CURE-A 1.-THE
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Rl
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
FGSN, NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE. EAR-ACHE,
SORE THROAT. : IFg NECK, or pain in the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK, or any part of the body.
1t is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. which arises from weak stomach OF
bowel. Thousands of persoas who have used Harris
HoRNEs CURB.ALL, have been ast0nished at its won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys-
tenn
sJ- Bottles 25, 81 cents, and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD d co and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
sc-
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FOR SALE. &C.


A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
~ For sale. my Farm of 81 acres, in Albemarle
county, Adjoining j. Q. Massey, sneed and others,
ne Virginia Central Railroad and two from the ri.
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
4cres-one-third bottom land are cleared, enclosed
and highly impro we'd. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water are on the premises-
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond, OF call at my Office, corner of Franklin aud
Governor streets. 3. A. HART.
&C l5-d6m
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certificate of a package of 10 whole Tickets, $50
10 half 40
10 quarter 20
IN aSohth


In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICAfEs.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
By first mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending In
any fgure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing .'s
HF- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plsn and give their Post Office, County and State.
kH- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
.b'e in full without deduction.
So All prizes of 81 600 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
ALI communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ca,
a. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders hlled, and
ave time. by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
80 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each 10
entitled to- will he published after every drawing in
ID following papers: The Augusta (Gal COnsti-
utionalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
TnteiIigencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayar-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Pauldiug (Miss.) Clarion. de 30
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f.oTTuHrHa.
CWAN ( co.'s LOTTERIES.
By THE STATE ~ eEohoil
:. 80 100000 81 for 31Ot

r.. S,,,cxfr9 Schemes will be drawn ny .. SWA.N
= M ManaaersR the Sparta Academy Lpt,eIy.lm
80 ~ tbeir Single lumber Lotteries for fepIusIy
nj e,,dsuce OF COMMISSIONER
CLASS
- - a~..u In the city of Augusta Ga, In pubic y"
foDe GSTtIRDAY. FEBRUARY 6TH. 1858.
GLASS 2. 80.
To b. drawn in the city q Angnsss "a ~ W
GLASS 4,
To DO drawn n n. CITY e AsEgssY ss 70 sgc0
GLASS 4.
10 he drawn in the city q Angvsss Ca u pnohe on
nv ri FIR pT. ~ or SINGLE NUkBERd
sass Prizes W.. 1S,.,,,
Nearly One h1ss g EUs s7xr1 M VA i'ces's'
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r IQUORS-L.QU0RS - LIQUORS
IL good Liquors, pure Liquors, best Liquors. W.
would call the attention of connosseurs to this
tice, whore they may find the very best old RYE
WaISKEY, warranted pure and very old, some
more than ten years. Old London Dock Brandies:
Apple and Peach do; Holland Gin, &C, &c. &C., OF
WHICH, s. !" bbs of Old and choice WHiSkEY
halt pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
2pipes OF old Holland GIN
% bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
do. do. PEACH
467 do. Wiskey of assorted grades together
with old Jamaica Rum Madeira Wine. sherry, do.
&C. All of which we offer to the trade.
WINSTON l. POWERS,
de Cts Corner of Cary and Pearl SITS.