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Z. ". SINGER n CO..
as Broadway. New yo'k.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
BUCHiN'S HUNGARIAN BiLSlI
or IIrEt
ruE GsTAT T,J isH RENEDr ToR
ColdB, Coughs, Asthma and Co..
sumption
Cure OF Inflammation ofthe Lungs, had
Cough, Pain In the side, &c.

l.osILL, Oct y. 1916
To Br. n. Y. bradrs; St--At the '-gpe.' q
,our Tread, VI. Jones, .cnt Soa q 'tsism.nt oi
m, ca.-, aud the t-nsht ha,, received ifnm the
Ilurgsrln Bal.am. have h.cn al nv III en-.
plo,sd ~ cotton mills. Zoe sigh YEAR,, ! 80.
poysd q. stnpper, IN the cariirg foom. The
great chang. from beat a. cold Which ,sps' ~.
ced, together With the dust and impuriy 81 the
acc. brought ou q dihiculty IN NV chest and ang',
N vsy s.r;ou. and di,rs.sing ch.'ne,sr. Ny
shs.t .,smsd 10 b. stuffed fiIl Of pal,En, I'D ~.
lurntly cam- NEAT 'anoea'iag me. ! hsf sr.e'e
pain IN NV side; ~, bfsathiny t-csme hard and
diff,ult; add eouli hardly ,peak loader THAI q
Nhsplr. | .lso lost nv -ppstite, and became We.
~ weak AIT feeble. Thu. vas about year snd
. halt agn. from thai tine ~ thi. hsy. doas
NJ wo,k aud have becn .,akiag very last. have
taken mach mediciac. bat Ia ~ purpose. Tbs os-
/, thing that relis,e,l ne va. tDincco, Ihssss d
onl, ehcwe, bat sctuall, eaten, large gu,s,'i.s Il
tnllern and when nsaI'y chosed With phegn,
have .vilbsrd enough II the juice 90 LII any
m,n ~ h.ahh. The fsl'sf ~hch gsiosd, h'~.
ever. 80, onl, shoot. until to.k the iiuaganaa
nliani, ani The chsase IN ms condition " nav
wonderful 10 b.huh. The phleym has b-en csar-
81 iron m, chest. the pain ~ nv s,de .. gone. my
appetite hi. returned. .nd feel lks a-~ s'aa.
ain stiu, h1ssyrr. rather thu and lrebls. snd
,haI. ,lntinus 20 taks ihr liasagi uRil au cum
nls,slt restored. lonr- iruly,
'''' LDwARD TURNER.
Sol. Proprietor, D,VIU 4. DK,DLrr. Water
town, Mas. a. whom al order. should b. ad.
lrr..s4 soli b, Dpggi.l. snl deslsr, 10 medi.
,,a. ~ ~ r, ,own IN the uaileI States aad BRIT.
ia Pro,inrr.. lm2T
"a. RUST. Agent. snuih PARIS.
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The gold lever Is setung in anew at Ply
mouth. Vermont, and Carlisl,s's mill bids
fair 10 become a. famou, as suffers in CAL
iirra. Mr. Carlisle has refused = sell
out Do, mill privilege for $1,000 eash, aud
instead thereof Is di.posius Of small claims
a.alolt $500 each, thee claims being small
sections ofthe brook that feds bis milldan
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Gould's Academy, in Bethel.

THE WINTER TERN ~ thi. in.i,tr,,va vii
i commence on the last Tuesday in No-
yruber, noi r'at'nr- ~ week..
rh,fuugh in,ir-iiun vii h. given in the 40.
eisnt anI Modern language, anI - the vs,iou'
brtnrhss sfa good Eaglish sturaiiln.
board. IN hrilic,, $500 pee wcrk. WOOD
and l.ights, cNin.
y. T. TRUE. VI. T.. Pdncipal.
Nov lat ISIS -
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DIED.

n Norway. Mr.. rhel~ rpu, aged 81 ,ear' !
months
4. Rrawu6eLl. p !, Su.an il.le,. int,at child
e wm. .. aud Dolly y. RiCA6ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

Al Taunton, on THURSDAY, the Supreme
Court oscr.rulci ,b' exceptions in the case
ofV-. Dlrt r. Ilau-,-l ct the murder
FL, r....I. She was convicted Of
u.... 600 second degree, which. by the
r,.a eco, is punished by imprisonment Tor
Hfs She will BE- sentenced 70 the House Of
Correction, a. women are not sent to the
state Prison IN Massachusetts,
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>oiic, of ForecIo.ure.

NyvIEREAs. I.mel r. r',sr.oa. Of sO",Lpo't.
w 10 the Codaly Of Lincoln snd State u Me-.
by hs deed Ut moussgr dated November -. 1885,
conveyed 20 ne, the .ubscriber, esraia parcel
ofAni situated 10 Bethel IN the COUNTY Of Osbrd
AL State aG,t..ail, io wit.: lot No. ia liaass
2, 10 ssid Bethel. and Coz more particular de-
.cript,oa reference may H. had To said mortgage,
which /. rcooidsd "a the ONioh Rsgi.tr, Of
D-r,l., hook 100. page Ii9. The eoHditiOa, af
.iti nuugase Js,ng bfoksu. ] claim 10 bteelo'e
the sans. agree.bl, ~ the statute ia such case
maze md ufogidti STEPHEN ESrES.
Bethel, Octol.r 26th, 1855.
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800 Ag,ni. waited % ssN ! nr~ inventions
Av,,,. haze made over S25.O'O on onc-hsti,I
than all similsr agt uc,ss. Sod iDar stamps and
get 80 pascs psrt,cnlhts, gut's.
EPHRAIM brown, lowell, Mas
Sc 90 ia one day-S5e so ia two dsys, we've
rislr,si D, agruts retailing wN vaisuts, Seni !
stamp &c i,tisrs aad hooA. l.. REoWN, Low
IN. Mas.
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InsErM B. COLRY nrrnl, LIZ
Notice to- TbI.cIo.e "a NoIigag'r.

ylruEWENS. kt-l q. Mar.iun aai W'll,aa
- Mh.ipn. 10 AHi1yrr, ~ 'he 1oan', ~ os.
isuI, ran,s,,I 20 me. - Subscriber. b, their
fn ,,tgtg- Decd dated ID --'h LAY May, A. u.
i-jl, thr fpIi,Ning dec ~ real ssiais, 20 cit;
, ,rriiin tact pf i.nd 'tmi~i - Anhp',T Lor.-
aid, lcia. oo~ hall IT upi'"l bit Hrnf"rrd Niss-
tr-l no. fh Gr.t di,ison ui itr, scst side NJ lille
rv,r. %. the cl.iefi, hall ot .aii Toe; sai tho
c1niittl i.aii mpttgsgs u hfos~n; INV thee
Gte, | cLaun 4, lofecu,s ,a,d mortgage.
DAVID q. MERRILL.
D,tolsr n, lsss. -
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NOTICEl

4 ~. p.rson. indebted 60 the 'uh.criher, ga
y Book scroplt ur Note. are ratn-.th request.
81 I, o., the ssms D., the hfst ily 81 Ortolr neat.
ISAAC 4. DENlSON.
Norway, Sept. ~ isSS. -
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Autumn and Winter!
G. W. WARREN, BARRY 4 co.,
iIn,c opcnrd thrir Nrw Good.

H. all departments, making Ii'h show "i WV
SUNNi.S. MNNTLES snd StiRfs; tai
Ma. GNGl.ANS aud CLOAkS; and all the
new i,It,r. tor L,dir.' G,raeais: flainsad faa'
e, Sll.kS. c"lop all black.
yILVcTS. rOrLiNS. Iri,h anI frsnch.
MEgINOS, TIIIBErs all CASIIMERES.
pliii ,ud printed.
MOURNING GOODS. ia the greatest variety
Il f,brcs.
FRENCH ani ENGLISH PRINTS.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS. iuclulnz hlan.
bet. ani d,on-'. 'a Large quantities. aad D'tne'i'c'
n the llsst makes.
EMWROIDERlES, LhCES aud WAITE
GOODS. ot III kinds;
All 1000 Laiau PARIS MD GLOIES-ihe
lc.t ltiill ever received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

DiLiS OF COST 90 tfiuiusl Prosecutions
ID alIo~si ~ che Supr,.us Judicial Court, at
PARIS, August term, l~b~.
state ". tsn. q. i.-msaisr, SIS ol
Ougiusi.i i--Ery Jane ". farnum. Eco.
Sf,,, - p,,,.I /. Ci.m.n.. % n
state ". Woo,lstpck. "
ia ~. Nm. Auirrws y o.
Originated i.f,rs " Eusiis, Esq
STATE ~. 4 l.. Mitchell, - -
Ougiast,,l l,,i,rr J VI. Eusiis.
state ". : 7. Ahru, ~ IL
Ougtustrl h.itrr John VI. Eust,s.
state ~ 4. l.. Merrill. q ~
STATE ". stephen u. Msrls, l. ~
Ou-ieats,l i,-f,r- J0hn u. Marrow, E-i.
state w.. INyburg 10 ~
STATE w.. Peru, " -
state W.. Chst'rs Decker, - p
Originated lsi,f, leo. raomcs. L-I.
state w.. ONsui ~
State ". \ ~. rutr, VI y
Originated D. ory j.. li1ul'., j.. lea.
J ". Whiurl snun,ling stlpvsscs %
state ~. ~, 1r, ". p,yis. o. ~
Ntass.es yNsruissI lAj ~
-.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

TN all the leading branches IL manufacturing in-
dastry, the sr-s, practical sups, iofi,y cf Sing.
ef's Sewing Msrh,as- l. q fset established Dsyood
dispute. No tailor. ,hps manufacturer. ele,h,sf.
sea'n.tr.ss. dress m'kef. saddser, carriage tHs-
without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

DIiIS OF CoSr ~ C,,,uiu.i Prosecutions,
ID .lasei D, che Suprsus Judicial Clurt, al
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Sheriff, sale.

O1ToED. ss.--cprnb-r ~, 1858.
uNAKEN 600 execution pni unlsss previously re-
d--tnrl vii d. sold 10 the hIshssi L'fd'r.
o., rubbc ,uctisn. op : iwrli, the siNth ia, ,i
Nu,r,ul,.f r.Nt, lt I'D. O'Clock, =. w., az the
oG,-s si P.i.T e. N,rg, 80 Iraiprl ~ al e.,
al. ihr night ~ -qu,,, al ia iiarr'r pro'ior bal
ou thr .aI tarui, FIR, ,..y oi Srp'~shef. Z" ~
ds-m certain pee. = in, ty,g'd real r'Iir, ~.
uptr,! ~ -uur,r, bring me ZANE iha, - ios'' bed
in t.mlrigigc Isci thrs,pflrIa ih- SAD PfpriYr
10 Jrrrmi % love, dated October istni,.io1f,h,
N.D 1855, ili recorded with ONiutd Records.
is,k IOj. page rs, rcfsrr"rr thereto beng h.d
i,ram,tr particular description ihrfeoi
JOSEPH e.. Colby, Dsuuiy sA-tiE
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

which !. the mos, compact anil besu,,lsl ss~ies
Machine ever constructed. II - ofnassn,ed IN
The highest style of art. and all Who Sc. i ar. Do.
lighted 9Th Il. u makes the improved ,r's'bek
osi-d stitch. and !, capable Of doing create, va
risly 81 wofk in hotter style ihsn any Other Sew.
iag Mschias ever offered ~ family purposes.
I, ). ~, subject 10 the objection Of n'i"s twice
too much lhfrai, anil nah a rs,sl"s seam. like
the Grover 4 Baks'; mr. !. Il ooohaed N 10 opsf'
aiou 10 few thin fbf,c,. liable 10 ct 90, 81 or
Ter sad un6iicd N f,N ,head like IN. whee'~r
4 VIII Machine; buI Is amply 'ufbcvo' to PET
lprm all ! -. of smily sewing.
pr,ce oC Famil, Machia.. With iroa table oom.
pl.ts zoe u.s SiOO The larger stsaiard naeh'"ss
in,m Si25 10 500 srad br ]. ". Singer n
Ca.'s Gazette, issutifh pictorial paper devoted
10 Sewing Mschise,, snd containing hss ~ prices
anh al other inlooa.,ioa Oa the subject. twill bs
lOr~arded g,sii'.
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oNf THoljsAND DOLLARS A YEAR!

l. only f.,r average of the sotUal prod, from The
Of each one II these Machines, AID Zoe eoahrm.
aion Of thi. Truth. We reI' 90 any oae OF the thou
sapd, Of person. who 10, them. They are adapt.
ed 20 every SOFT of work. me or ooar- upon s'Ik,
cotion. Inca aud wooler lahfie.. also light and
heavy leather. They never hil TO give entire Sat.
isfsctioa.
| To meet the growing dsn,snd for \ smaller and
more elegant machine GO private and household
purposes. Ne have j'st produced ssd ar. ready 10
receive ORDER. for Singer
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the murdered man was burnt by the explosion
| Having completed the work of slaughter, he de.
liberately mounted hs horse and rode to the hou. G
of Nelms, called his wife out, and informing her
that he had murdered her husband, directed her
where to end his mangled corpse.
"Dyson is a blood-stained, blood-thirsty incar.
nate fend. He is nota man, but 4 ferocious tiger;
and Gov. MoWillie has no more right to turn such
a beast loose upon the community than he has to
open the cages of a whole caravan of tigers. His
antecedents are we'll known tou, and they should
have forbidden all hope of Executive clemency.-
The murder of helms was not his first taste of
blood. He had previously, in a most base and
cowardly manner, murdered a lawyer named Moss,
of De Soto county, by shooting him in the back
as Moss rode from him.. He had murdered three
of his " negroes, and one of them in a manner
so horribly appalling, as to cause the death of his
own wife. This case occurred at his own table
and the victim of his fendish rage was a woman.
Taking offence at something the woman did, or
omitted to do, while waiting at the table, he rose,
drew a Bowie knife, and with single blow ripped
her open. His wife swooned, and when she awoke
to consciousness, he had the negro's heart out, and
with it upon the knife he thrust it into her face |!
She swooned again, and the result of her horror
and fright brought on commissions, from the eff
fects of which she soon died.
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9g gast Gbening's Mlail.
H@
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, June Is.
The steamer Europa, which sailed from Liver.
pool on Saturday, the 9Th inst, arrived Mt this
port to-day.
The sales of cotton for the week were $4,000
bales, of which spectators took 2 1000 and export
ers $500 bales. Prices during the week have de-
cliued-middliug fair 1-l6 to 3D., lower grades
ID. The market opened at a decline Of 3D., but
the Vanderbilt's news caused q partial recovery.
The sales on Friday amounted to 10000 bales
The following are the quotations: Fair Orleans
73d.-middling Z l 16 fair Mobile 7s-middling
7 1915; fair uplands 7 5.16-middling St.
Manchester adyices favorable. Prices frmer
and holders demanding an advance.
Second Despatch.
The telegraph feet have returned from their
experimental trip. The experiments were sue
~cessful, and the feet will sail on the 9th, for the
purpose of laying the cable.
In the British House of Commons, the Govern
ment announced that if outrages had been COM
mitted on American vessels by English men-of-
war, immediate e~xpiation will be made.
Cotton was steady at Liverpool on Saturday.
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A Tale OF Horrors.

Gov. Melville, of Mississippi, is charged by the
Vicksburg Southern with having pardoned out Of
the penitentiary a man named Dyson, who had as
sassinated another man named helms, for which
he was simply sentenced to the prison for fifteen
years. That paper says Of the criminal:
"He waylaid his victim, with whom he had q
deadly feud brought him down at the first shot,
and then, emerging from his hiding place, tainted
his dying victim with words Of insult and reproach,
and finally concluded by placing the muzzle of his
time. This shot produced instant death, and 50
close WAS the gun to the victim that The Heah Of
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The attention Of the public is also called to the
following letter from Col. O. A. Lochrane, one of
the Attorneys for Swan & Co.:
MACON, Ca, June 2, 1858.
Messrs. S.. Swan & Co., Augusta, Ca:
Gentlemen Il have received your letter relative
to the prosecutions against you in Richmond Su.
perior Court, employing me Us counsel, and will
appear in the cases for you. This I will do more
heartily, from the peculiar circumstances under
which these prosecutions were commenced, for l
see by the newspaper articles enclosed, q despica-
bic attempt resorted to, out of this State, to inHu-
ence public opinion, by means Of letters perverted
to publication, by newspaper articles, and the eff
frontery of q New York Mayor presuming to in
terfere with the rights and privileges of the peo-
pie Of Georgia. That all this meets my unquali-
fed disapprobation 1 need scarcely remark and to
assail this impudent dictation, this unmitigated
injustice in the Court House of Richmond county,
and hold it up to the scorn of the public, will not
only be a professional duty, but l can add, a per-
sonal qualification.
An interested zeal, or affected indignation against
lotteries, is no apology for attempting to over
whelm men in public opinion, without a fair and
impartial trial, to which all are by the law consti
tutionally entitled. I have examined the facts
connected with the case, and feel satisfied the o.
pinions paraded as infallible, are untenable, un-
sustained by law, ana their publication Tor the
reason referred to, unjust. The lottery privilege
under which you draw, was granted previous to the
act Of 1893, upon which the presentrlents are
founded. The law of 1883, by special proviso,
has no application to lotteries previously granted.
The charter of the Sparta Academy Lottery was
granted in 1926, and thus will fall the present
ments. "That it has expired by its own limita-
tion,' as stated, I deny, and will maintain. There
is no limitation Of time in the charter as the law ex-
pressly and unequivocally negatives such an infer.
ence or construction. The grant is given to the
trustees and to their successors in office, not for any
specified or limited time, but fora purpose to raise
by lottery o specified sum Of money. The trus.
tees of the Academy, are now, through you, af.
fecting and consummatipg the purpose for which
it was granted, and are receiving their instalments
for the same. But these are questions for the
court, and not the public to try. We will there
meet and argue them, and, I believe, successfully
and triumphantly; and the result of the issue will
evidence, that verdicts written out, or manufac.
tured, neither suit the taste, temper, pride, indie.
pendence or intelligence Of a Georgia jury, who,
being exclusive judges of both the law and the
facts, will not hesitate In the u~tterance of their
oun opinions, and the convictions of their OWL
judgment, irrespective Of dictation from any quar-.
ter. Yours truly,
O. A. LocHRASE,
Counsellor at Law.
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A FORTUNE or $7o,0e0.TV BIZ had
FOB 40.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES,
Authorized by the State Of Georsia.

VNHE following Scheme will be drawn by 8.
j. SWAN l. CO., Managers of the Sparta Acad.
envy Lottery. in each Of their single number Lot
teries for JUNE, 1868, ct AUGUSTA, Georgia,
in public, under the superintsndence Of Ccmtnis-
sioners.
Glass IS, to be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ga,
in public, on Saturday, June 9Th, 1868.
Glass 19, to be drawn in the city of Augusts, Ga,
in public, on Saturday, June 18th, 1865.
Glass &c, to be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Ga,
in public. on Saturday, June 18th, 1865.
Class 81, to be drawn In the city o Augusta, Ga,
in public, on Saturday, June 2sth, 1858, on the
plan Of single numbers. Five thousand four hun.
dred and eighty-6ve priest Nearly one prize to
every nine tickets. Magnificent schemsi to bs
drawn EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE
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South Carolina--.York District.

WHEREAS A. F. LOVE has applied to me for
w Letters of Administration, on all and singu-
lar the goods and chattels, rights and credits of
PHILIP PRATER, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the snid
deceased, to be and appear beforeme, at oul next
Ordinary's Court for the said District, to DO holden
at York Court House on the 18th day of June,
instant, to shew cause, if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this fourth day Of
JUNE, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eight, and in the eighty
second year of American Independence.
J. NJ. ROSS, o. Y. D.
June 10 % ct
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In Euuity--.York

Eli Bales Administrator 'Fs'ih0" for Funds
Us. Of
Isham S. Harris, ct. al. Absent Debtor.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Isham s.
Il Harris, one of the defennants in the above
stated case, resides beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Clawson, Solicitor for the Petitioner,
it is ordered that the said defendant do plead, an-
swer or demur to the petition, within 3 months
from the publication hereof, otherwise q decree
pro confesso will be given against him.
[s5] JNo. L. MILLER C. E. ~ y; D.
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LANGyM ACADEMY.

vVHE SECOND SESSION of this School will
l. m on MONDAY, the 2lst instant
Terms per Session as heretofore, viz:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, ""."...S 6 90
English Grammar, Geography, History and
Philosophy, w
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathe-
MATES, II so
Pupils will be received at any time, and char
ged from time of entrance till the close of the
session but no deduction will be made for ab-
sence except in cases of protracted sickness, or by
special contract.
W. ". CARoTHERs, Principal.
lima II d Of
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4gmentaI.

MAun1ED-On Tuesday, 9th instant. by John r.
Wallace. Mr.. j.. J.. PARROT, and Miss NANCY
A MONROE, all of this district.
On Thursday evening, 10th instant, by James
Jeferys, ESQ.,, Mr.. MARCUS DERRER, and Miss
SARTNTHA N. DERRER, all of this District.
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TADvERTIsEMEyT.1

A Gard from s. Swan d Co.--To the Public
The Press of this State, where the legality Of
our laws are better understood than in New York,
have spoken out so boldly and m~anfully against
the prosecutions gotten up to annoy us, that it re-
quircs of US to soy but little. By the oonfedera-
ton of rival Lotteries and political schcmers, pre-
sentiments were found against US by the Grand
Jury Of this county. We were ready and desi-
rous to test the question, and (having employed
COUNSEL one of our firm came on from New York
to Georgia for that purpose. The adjournment of
the Court, without our act, laid over the cases to
the next term, when we feel satisfied we will be
enabled to maintain the rights which we have
bought and paid for. The Sparta Academy Lotte-
~ is legal, and oil she powers Of the law our enc
mics may try to use for selfish purposes, cannot
take away these rights.
Our business goes on uninterrupted, and we are
informed by counsel that there is not q line in the
Statute Book of Georgia authorising any inter-
ruption with our drawings. The lease has years
to run, and we assure the public that We have the
best counsel, who advise us that we can maintain
our rights against every rivalry in our business.
SAMUEL SWAN & Co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery,
Augusta, Ga.
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1915
more or less.
A PREMIUM FOR CASH

IN Consequence of the severe money pressure,
Il and the difficulty Of raising money by the ordi-
ry means, I have this day MARKED DOWN my
goods for CASH to q mere fraction over the pres
eat New York and Charleston Wholesale prices.
l will continue selling on four months time to suit
the times-interest invariably charged after four
months. All Goods sold, warranted rs represen-
ted. Country Merchants and Families laying in
supplies for the year will de we'll to call.
My Stock will be maintained as large as ever.
New Goods from the frst-class houses are daily
arriving the year round.
J. w. AVERY.
N. B.-Persons buying on TIME, are expected
to cash their accounts at least once a year.
J. w. A.
Nov &c Al If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17
TO gDllON PLANTERS,

TlHE undersigned is prepared to sell COTTON
Il GINS of the BEST quality, at 50 per saw !;
delivered ut the landings of the Charlotte, York,
and North Carolina Railroads. The advantage
these GINS have over those shipped from other
States, is that they will last longer-one sett Of
ribbs being equal to three the brush covered
with tin instead Of cloth and being more easily
repaired, and at less expense.
As regards the speed of the GINS, quality of
lint, and discharge Of clean seed, I would refer to
NJ. L. Wallace, Morrow's Turn Out E. G. Palm
er, Fairfield and A. B. Davidson, Charlotte.
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Wlnnsboro', May 10, 1858. 20 en-