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Lsa @rIeans 1aiLp Crescent.
oFeIolag JoURFaL or Nav ORLEANS.
FAKES Q. NIXON wILLIAE r. ADAMS
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
. FFFon, No. 20 oAmF sIr RTE ? =


TERMS:
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option Of the propristoFa
Liberal Discount wii be made to regular
THE DAusY CRESCENT
which renders It desirshlemedura FOR adyer
&c. AZ FAMILY PAPER itereulates largely, reaching
hundreds IL aHses II early hour, and being read
approach business hours, consequently articles
~ ily nso ms IS advantageonsy published IN its
soIamns.
TEE WEEKLY CR "a SO EMIT
IA abghsa every Monday morning at So year invariably In
dvanee Having an extensive circulation throughout Lou
iglans mississippi Arkansas, Alabama Texas and ether
States Il presents Favorable modeto advertisers OF making
sheifsgares and commodities known. Advertisements in
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Henry EeiEh,

GLIDER.
No. no CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order DIN
FRAMES RE-GfLr. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL. GLIDING done in the best style myI5 2p1v
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Day GooDs.The particular attention of buyers
called to the large sale Of dry goed to take place this DAY
ati0o'elock at the auction E. Roger { Co. No. q
Old Leyee streel. Terms at sale.
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The VARIETIES, the season commenced at the
Varieties last night with tremendous eclat. During
the day the demand Tor seats exhausted the supply
long before all who desired succeeded IN securing
them.
Very cheerful and pleasant was the sight presented
BY the interior Of this gem Of theater with its finely
arranged Interior ITS gay decorations, and Its light,
airy galleries, clustered over with crowds OF people
like sWarms of bees.
In beautiful overture the orchestra gave q taste
OF its quality and then the curtain rose upon the first
scene Of Shakspeares Much Ado about Nothing
offering the novel attraction being enacted by cast
but two layers in which had ever before appeared on
New Orleans boards and several never before in the
United States. But portion Of the company APP
peared astnight, but if we may Judge the whole BY
the portion We saw, we cannot hesitate IN saying that
no such stock was ever gathered in one company in
New Orleans before, nor we are very certain, in any
other in the United States. No stars are needed to
help them through the season. The crowded state of
our columns this morning forbds our giving as full
notice as we desire-Ee must be content with a
brief reference to the leading characters
Ar. George Jordan was the Benedick, and he
played that sprghty part with very discreet inu'
sion of the staggering, roicking air which should
pertain to the witty gallant of the day. The stage
presence Of this actor is fine, his voice excellent and
admirably managed. As Beatrice, Mrs, Boyce played
to him with ability her sparkling Vivacity and artsti
caly natural performance rendering her so agreeable
to the house hatitfrequently down laundering
Mfr. d. Il. Davenport played Don Claudio, making
the most Of that part with an ability which was the
more marked because 10 no part did he strain after
effect in order to draw attention to himself He
gave tits proper play in the drama without effort to
thrust it into undue prominence. He is very good
actor The same may be said Of Mr. Briggs, who
played Don Pedro just as it should be-no more, no
less IF voice and action than the part required was
put intoit Miss Annie Graham played Hero in a
very proper manner, although evidently suffering
from stage fright all through the play Mark Smiths
appearance in Dogberrg was the signal for whole
broadsdes of furious applause, which were dis
charged at intervals as long as he was On the stage
The auditory abundantly showed that be is favor
lite and he, that he is deHervedly So Mr. John
Seton as Verges had but little to do but he did it
well.
The comedy was put upon the stage IN most ex-
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WEED's PATENT SEWING MAoHINElrhis contriy.
nee for saving the and Of health and fingers Il in
deed beautiful triumph Of mechanic skill simple in its con-
suepn elegant appearance and effective performance
appeals appreciation upon any all of merits liz
drive the needle with uuyaryng accu
aey through any ewabls material which Is presented for M
operation and even strong and quite unavoidable
accomplished in the hriefe space Of time which could reason
ably be allowed 10 any machine which could not command
magical Strong in all its paris IL does easily get
Of order, and all with regular usase
Whitney Lyon New York the fortunate propreors
this patent and Mr. NJ 8 Hedrck adyerses their agent
az No. rs Camp street, New Orleans.
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"a. u. Buckley,

III. u. Buckley,
W a T c II NJ A Err
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions 10 his new stock CONSISTING
Of
FINE GoLn WATCHES,
For ASdte, and Gentlemen 6ne SILVER HUNTING If
EERss GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS. EAR RINGS. and
FINGER RINGS, etc, large stock of pure Com SILVER
WARE complete assortHeutof-
Pebble spectacles,
to sntt every sight The Whole is oHeel AZ reasonable f
Watches and Jewery carefully fepairedund warranted.
do 2ptr
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Fl. Trouble,

R \ GH mp RTER.
GLoAKs BURNoUs, sHAwIs, etc. FLOWERS. Head
Dresses, Millinery, Trimmings etc.
TROUBLE,
MO 2plm II Royal street betw BienvIs ana Conf.
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,gssst .Reccired.


CABINET CHAMPAGNE, half pInts
PIPER HEIDsICK !. quarts and pints
CREME DE BoUHY
ROYAL HUNTER !, quarts.
LONDON ALE-Abbo2s.
FRUITS, in their juice
Wines, Cognnc, BrnndIes, etc,
BRANDY CHERRIES
F. LAGRANGE CoGNAc, 1926. Pale
STAR coGNAC oflso5. 1st proof, Pale
1920 o..
Vineyard 1880 4th proof .
1880 u, Dark,
LaRochello. 1890 q. Pale ..s
BY ANY KIND OF PACKAGES.
BORDEAUX CLARET-st Julien.
Margaux
Chateau Lafe.
Cos 'Estourueu.
CHATEAU LEoVILLE-Chas. Larose.
MARGAuX-Branne Moutou.
PoNrET cANNET-Chas Gscours.
WHITE wINE-Barsac and sautetne
IN CASKS, HALF CASKS AND BOXES.
OLD WHISKY,
FORT WINE,
SHERRY WINE,
MADEIRA VINE
JAMAICA RUN,
IN CASKS BOXES, OR BY THE GALLON.
For Family Table Use.
NEW CLARET WINE Of the reputed crop Of 1851 in casks
and half casks.
FRUITS in their Juice.
BRANDY CHERRIES.
Empty DEMIJOHNs-l, q 8, 5 gals,
ANNIsETTE-Chanvst Ellis Arehambeau Freres L. Ram,
beau.
EMPTY DENIJoHNs, i. ., ; and gallons.
Absyuthe Holland Gin Vermoutb slusca Curacoa Maras
chino, Sardues, Sweet OIL Cordias Fruits EMMY Bot
lies Corks, etc, imported and for sale by
a. DUBUCH,
lis 8ravier street,
dc 2p6t Between st. Charles and ,,arondafat ate
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More Light .uore Eight

UFFORD'S .-.-.
CELEBR RATED sM0 KE CONSUMING
PATENT OIL LAMPS
This most economical Lamp worthy the attention coun
try well rs city merchants reading writing or sewing
Lamp. beyond dispute the best ever invented The
light which the Uod Lamp will give equal if not superior
to and stands unryaled and unsurpassed by any other
venon of portable nature From the poorest oil
grease lard fat produces light equal intensity Game
togas without affecting the sight in the by ackorug
expense Of less than half cent per hour.
Sold at wholesale and retail by
NJ OCONNOR,
Sole Agentfor New Orleans and vicinity
157 Poydras street.
kS@ Retail price from 81 50 to 81 50 each. dc 2p3t
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THE AMPHlTHEATER.- Citizens generally will be
sorry to learn that this Is the last nghof the engage
ment Of the Buckley Minstrel troupe who have been
doing 50 much in the OF mirth for month past
For this evening grand farewell operatic MINSTREL
terpsiehoFean and comic feat" is announced for the
benefit Of G. swane Buckley, who is fairly entitled
to a bumper at the hands Of those to whose amuse-
ment he has contributed 50 much by his inimitable
comic powers, for he is Gabriel Ravel in lampblack,
and can sing and tails, which is so much more than
the GREAT nantomimist can do
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Fan stock
.WorntssQ sfag, Cigap. Store.

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
T HE Old ORE DE LA. CRUZ.
Proprietor.
H8F>ETHE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS on
HAND. 4e9l 9,gn,
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Ladies' Pattern

Ladies' Pattern
EMP DRUM OF FAS HION!
NE EE&- Ga RBNs
DREss-NAKER,
Corner of Canal aud Chortres streets,
over Mullen co.'s Store
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
c L OAKS AND MANTILLAs
New and very Graceful
p = : q yEE TE~ "A I $ rs
a great variety Of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
ALSO
a variety Of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Cnpes, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks, Under Car
ments, etc,
Including Bridal Opera Evening, Home Promenade and
Costume DRESSES of Elegant and Appropriate Designs,
THE CHILDRENss DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full aud attractive among which are inc1ded
variety Of MISSES and BOYS ovER-DREss If entirely
New Design adapted ases materials and variety Of en-
also, BOYS and MISSES, APRONS, Capgs Nautlss
and Sacks
Boys Plain and Fancy suits.
Also, appropriate Patterns Of every conceivable article con
neced with Infants First Wardrobe also for one year
old and upward She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABovE-NAMED ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing work with dispatch, and ID
the best possible MI 2Dtf
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No. One hour Is all the time required to
keep the hair Of any laly gentleman Of brilliant brown
black COLOR for the space Of ONE YEAR if CRTsTADOROs
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be The article used for that pur
pose. EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying il
aud the brilliant and uy natural tint impaired the hair
whskers monstaehe lasts least SIX WEEKS No
der that this Dye is dspaeng all others both in sh country
and in Europe
Sold everywhere, and applied by all hair .dressers.
ms 2pm&W GRIsTADoRO No. Astor House. N. Y,
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Important
10
STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND CAPTAINS II!
NEW I'm INVENTION
PATENTED APRIL, 1865.
Important
w. Y. G I l. l. s
n Rn- -HR 90 MPRmez
P0p rtTp ,r, ,,arr,,,,,,,. -, ~, -, ,r,r,,

H a Ne a. -uP R- ~ ap a RRBez
FOR THE PROTECTION OF TILLER ROPES.
We confidently this newly invented Pipe the
protection Of Ter Ropes 1t being imperyious to ERE
water consequently preserves the rope.
work with much of double metallic
pipe with the filed with Plaster Of Paris the whole
being about diameter The steamer Baltic which
port has been supplied a Proof Pipe and
operates the satisfaction Of the officers Of the boat
We would refer Pilots and Captains to their letter.
BOsTICK, HYNEs & CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers,
&c Fulton aud IS Front street New Orleans
A Card,
We take great pleasure recommending W. Y. GILL'S
FIREPROOF PIPE the protection of the Tiler Ropes Of
Steamboats, We have given practical test steamboat
Baltic and find II works we'll in every particular. It per-
feet protection from FIRE AMI operates with the H
lot than the old plan Of usugthe Te Ropes The changes
the weather from dry have apparent effect upon
consequently the labor Is saved Of taking letting
out the slack Of We opinion the rope will
last much longer in the fepoo than when exposed and
liable to he injured in various ways.
JAMES II, MEEEIN, Pilot.
GEO. B. FOWLER, Pilot.
c. II. MEEKIN, Master.
q, r. JEWETT, CLERK.
Steamer Baltic, Nov "a 1858. ID 2ptf
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ps-Ladies, are you afflicted with Nervous
Dyspepsia Want Of Energy Weakness Dizziness Sick
Headache, read the following
J. N. Hulshzer Doylesown Pa June 81 says My wife
has been afflicted with Nervous Debility since September
1851 which time have been unable any physician
medicine that would benefit her in least one day
called at the store Of DR. Harvey of this town. for tine
of iron and described him the Affections my wife
he then handed me lot of papers read, among which
found describing Hoofandls German Blters immed
atey procured few bottles from HIM pleased state
that the Of the Bers has done good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken wish you to send
half dozen bottles.n
These Bter sold by druggists and sorekeepers every
town and village in the United States Canada West Indies
and South America, at rs cents per BEETLE
Principal office, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa
See that you get Hooaand's German Bters.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and l6l Chartres street. dl 2plm&W
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GEORGE B. sLOAT 4 CO.,
SLUATfS

E Z E P &c A L NJ A c HIN E
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Crockery, China, CLASS,
sAmuGG e. MOORE q co.

loUsE -FURN1sHtNe ARTICLES.
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BV'tghetrGtCaE.

w. A. w L S O N,
Having Withdrawn from the late firm of GREGOR & WILL
SON. will continue the JEWELRY business his name,
and for his account, at
No. IS Canal street,
apd invites his friends and the public his
choice stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
-.. GUNS CUTLERY,
AND FANCY GOODS
of descriptions and hopes by prompness and strict
tenon to business merit their confidence assuring them that
NOTHING will be left undone to deserve it. d3 2p6&2W
yYesC Shaker Preserves.
A20 BOXES FRESH SHAKER PRESERVES, first quality,
Just received and for sale by
HALL, KEMP q CO.,
d. 2p5t corner of Canal and Tchovpitouios streets
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The Use OF 2,vintne.

7-Authorsed Agents Of Bomtaer & Co.'s Island Of Cuba
Express al 2ptf
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political IntsTIIgence,

SsSA ORAL rEENs.-Th terms Of the followiRe
UaIted States Sena expire The fourth OF March
urzts--Clrment G Clay, OF Alabama--Te e,eaed;
Wm X sebastian, Of Arkansas; Martiu W. ,lvs,.
Of laEaTe; JherL Toon,b4, Of Georgia e.;
S'rpheI Douglas. # Illinois; 9 orge W Johes
f IaWa James " Grimes chosen AZ h successor:
hn y. Thomson. Ct keuiucky r Lazarus " Powell
ca sem; p Beef ,Hin, Of Louisiana; VI, PIu Fes-
eRJea If Maigc; Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts;
Caarles Stuart, tf Michigan; Albgrt G.. Brown.
Of MisstysipPj RE elected; Johu z Hale, Of New
Hau,p p-hire-Te elected; William Wright, Of NrE
Jsrsey; David S Reid, f Ncrlh Carolina; Phil
Allen, Of Rhode Is!snd-llenry AnIh0ny chosen;
A 2 Hayne, OF South Carolina; John Bell, OF Teu
nessee-A. U. i'iSIolsOn chosen; sam Houston,
Of TtXRs--g " Heuphlll ebO en-; z N 7. Hunter
If Va giHia; James Sh.elds, If Minnesota
tbs QUEsTIuN IL MlssOURI.-The political parties
ia Missouri will be GVided solely on tHe slavery Is
sue, iu The apprc sOaing Ua.Y vas. Ths West6a Jef
srS0aiga, JyuTna recently started 70 support the
cause be emar1 garIoDisis, has gone BY the bosrl
THtD DIsTBICT 0P MAssAUHUsL1Ts -The papers
Of Boston are quarreiHg abOu' The choice If suos
eessor 10 lhs a u. Mr. D4mreH Charles Fran,i
Adams is put forward by the old liners, but lhe re
publican Know Nolhiugs aud ui "a blsek repubh
cans 10 not like thv stripe II Mr Adams. 5E ls
OHI0.-Heury SHPltzeE has bren recommended
by The democrats yf Miami UNITY as a eauuld4Ls IOT
msmber Of Congress IN the Fourth district Hon
II NJ Nichols, the present republican representa-
tive from tina district, has declined being considered
candidIie fer rea0mInati0u- The democratic oan-
date for memberOI Congress from he fan distie
Is 70 be n0mlna ed at d haDee on the 22d OF July
The demccrauc memOer for the Ninth Congressional
district, tioR L Hall, has snDOdBced his deter
minaI iOH 10 be a C Hdniaie for re election. Hon
john Bingham will probably be the republican
nominee for re eectiOn in The Twenty first Con-
gressional district.
OHsdoE.-Fhe republicans in the recent oaHvass
in Oregon EnhdreW theiE candidates and LETT tle
contest between the Two wings Of the democracy
Both are in favor Of Gen. 10 Liue for one OF the
Uniied Saes Senator'S
PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES The
Republicans Of the EReaiy frsI district. in Psnnsyl
vanias have nominated J Z MOrehead FIR Congress.
Ia The Twenty second district they have nominated
Robe Mcknight
MrssoUsL-Judge John p RylaBd has declined
the demoers c nomination for sugress in the Fifh
district Of Missouri. .--..--. .. .
Our Fok FsEMoNT The BOstan TrdUellsT says -
"The man who should be nominated for the next
Presidency by the opposition Is John Charles Pre-
uIOntfi
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FHyEEE subscriber will he prepared receive BOarles at this
place, II miles north OF Nashville, during the
Sumner from the hrst Oi July &c the inst Of September
There gl Eelts II / deslgued chiefly Tor
the accommodation OF Families, aud n uals who wish 70
uel, eaitiu during te heat Of Sumner
The Springs, formerly visited, too we'll known
lure amy elaborate ,lsscrl .8.-r 81,
pleasant
Boari 81 50 er day: 81 % per week seHnts and
msyz3-IISg:lul &. L. CROCRER
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.--I offer for sale my
farm, miles city OF Nashville, Immediately
esiatin TurHpke, lining hy-io acres Ihebudlnes
substantial, and all IN excellent repair. OLe
lf OpeBaauo an umery and veil set in blue
grass.
AIRY who desires comfortable home, good pike and
near Nashville RalrOat situated de-
gIaOriOJd, 10 church, school and stOue,
quarter me viii Gud goOi opp jrtuuiIy 70
urUl TerIn5 and infOr
mag OUtuuei 10y addressing the undersigned from
itev. Dr. stevenson, Methodist Publishing House.
B. SATT STEVENSON,
tunpil-Eeuwf Nashville, tennessee.
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FinaI sale Of lots in KenrucIzy Guy.

AtAtlA SAFE % 1913 IA kAGAa3clAt CAtys
nNmONDAK, s1THa DAHsoF SEPT, 1853,
" viii commence the Second andPna sale q lots this
growing and interesting ypung &c. TIE Trnecs an
noapeinS tis s8e feel u9qiea q assuring Is public ts At
4 '-'' '-'' ''N''''' KsEiNT;UTCKF CTTx.
Is losfed on hseass baa Of he Nsissipu D5n me nearest
high lad, (0r a7oye Oysrdow5 the 0gh Of te Ohio river
ana Tor an psse b'ainess IS ana VII forever b s
b Kentucky City and Colunbseontains four thoaan three hun
dred crs Iadod Ht5 ois. streets alleys Sse 500 arss in
qusrtsr ad iaf lots e reuaader Q four, ten, tFsa-
~, 5rty md sixty u's iti ron 70 go ieet s1ove high
Eatsr rsr aal i7os5iv l nigh healt.y and fertile
brio0s6aite. Geaes Isrsi. st5el and afned saeis-
~ . E, gl 5 T q4s % is Sss5 J5 Fs,s e aSs o 49, g. g
this upiterugted eeaunieaon with the interior,
change of eouHodfies That want nO~ fully By ne
'-'''''''l S''s~ '' RAILROADs s
which has hNed keniue is q the esHe q network Of Isil
Tsats ssTetsn si s1i sorHs connections IN All dsons
E4stagd rsaifyiig t-0 igheut ths Eh9e sout gnd We
mere city on paper, We request yea 70 eqne-o cone and ss
Sc he Sissntucs CITY is rs nosen terminus Of ss
Great Mobile aad oo laroad-4oo miles long See as2 our
railroad connctol ~ Union City and along the Nashville and
miles Alsoby KenttH and aoag the Memphis apl hio Roi
Memphis, I69 ViG Jackson Tenn, Hoy
Ao Tia Corinth thence on ts Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road to TusoHmb lIulsVille. Chattanoo Knoxville
fulton and Texas Railroad via Little Rock, through to Arkansas
1s the Iron a5antain Railroad to ST. Loqis $50 mites
STEAM FERRY PACKETS,
plying and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central Railroad
CLksago and the whole northwest.
gen enterprsn and practical men, who VIII and
and investigate in person, will be Convinced that the
binary Advantages and facilities railroad aud
steamboat transportation possessed y Kentucky Cy
this point requisites fo- manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must Of necessity, cause it speedily to become the great IN
termdte city between the North sl the SOuth Rhch the
productions and manufactures each will
ted for sale exchanged for those the oher.
The Hon, Postmaster General IN recent report, SAYS: No
look the nap this country without his eye finally
resting the mouth Of the Ohio the Of populat0a
Of the United 5tatgs.'
The sale Is made without reserve and In good faith,
there will always be reliable snteman on tho sreuHd whose
pleasure and duty Il VIII t TO give ali neaful nfOrmatou and
all written Or iE eToyGres. Then per
init himself to be led OF BY rumor, when the facts accessible
to alt
Sale to Monday September 9Th, ls5s, and continue
until all the Lots sold.
s--r TERUS OF SALE.
Ten per cent cash in hand fOT the residue credit Of
the amount purchased and years, with inteTest.
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,l q. -. d.
L. I. BULLOCK y Trustees
FRA r-... -a- ". III. II. TAYLOR, }
Address, for full information,
."r-.- FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
AROTRey, iA act, .. ..
mays5-d&vtds Kentucsy CITY, Ks.
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y"
Enclose the money address for Tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY ffst mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in figure they designate.
The List Of Drawn numDers and Prizes will be sent 70 ur
chasers Immediately after the drawing 49,
l Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Olice County and State. o.
Remember every Prize drawn and payable in full
without deduction
? All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after
the draWingOther prizes Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential. ....
Address orde,s for Tickets or Cert hcaues to
Ss SWAN a. CO., Augusta Georgia.
ID Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. Atlanta,
have their orders fl, and time, BY addressing
& Co., ~ either Of those cities. ... ..-
list Of tine numbers drawn from the wheel, with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled 10, will
lished after drawing, the following pspersA uyusa
(Ga) ConsttuOnas New Orleans Delta, Mobile Resse,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Intelligence,
New YORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauug ssl Clarion. AID
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. Ie-26
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MISSOURI LANDS ron SALE.

ATTENTION ablIGEAAKo AARDa DPECALA4R0S
AETG made witan extensive Real Estate
in Louis for sale Euera terms alarge
nuer Of desirable farms, and unfnproved lands Containing zach
Uu 90 10 90 an located in the following couRes Je4e
sJn Washington, Rrankln, Madison, Polk Usage Montgomery
GENTRY, Cole AMI numVer Of other counties. nmter Of e
tarns Se mprgYe we'll Waeed and tnbered and portions
Vi the lands IN a ngh state Of cuitiva ton
NeFlA furnish Lss Ving 20 iuy LIST OF the lands and
rus, ami letters Of tr0uctUn the st. Louis arm TIE
tud Of the Missouri Lands is well established that
Jm UNNECESSARY. Apply Once, 44s North Cherry
. address >. L. & X. ". BiiON N, D. ~
may Ei-,tWSzEH Nashville, Tennessee.