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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
S3.OOO.OO0.



TOTAL ISSUE OF .s2.e0O,0Oo.
Length of road. III 5-lOO miles. The bonds ara
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on the enfTe properly
Of the Company which cost about SfO,OOO per hle'
and which we can say with the utmost confidence,
will he worth soon after the completion Of the road
at least double its cost. The consolidation OF this
line with the Indianapolis. Charlottesville and Dan
willie Road places over two hundred miles under one
management, and furnishes still fuEther security TO
the bondhoders these bonds having been assumed 10
virtual guaranteed by the consodate,lcompany under
the name of the indianapolis Bloomington and West
eru Railroad Company. THIS lsaneast and westroad,
connecting with direct lines TO Boston, New-iors,
Philadelphia and Baltimore on tie east. and with
the Pacific Reads on the west IL ruas through
the richest and most popuous district of Illinois tho
local business of which will be more than sufficient TO
sustain it, while the through business (which will be
limited only by the capacity of the read must make IL
one of the best paying railways in the country.
TWENTY-FIVE LINES ONLY REMAIN IN
FINISHED. The work is pushed forward energeti-
cally. and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING TIE ENSUING
MONTH.
About three-quarters Of the Loan has been taken
by actual investors. We continue ~ offer, for the
present, the balance at % and accrued interest IN
currency.
The high premiums which the stock of all the EaSS
and West roads in Illinois commands Justify the De
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause oil tho
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received IN exchange at
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by eI-
press free of charge. Pamphlets containing full par
tculars furnished on application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
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CHAPkTkR H.
40 49,.

There was 10 bail ~ the hal connected
hotel ussrd going had ~iHessed
aBythug tIchantmeB IN The Thought
attending masked tall 10 costume
Tie evening rame having Uncle Aasr nicely bed
with his varile foot cps bottle cigars
dsposa I'd mysei Ia tie of
pne repaired bat There persons
earlier THAI hour amused mysef with watching
present aunus the dhereet aud
seeing I0Wad midnight joined IN the lance
tt psDeT heng graceful gr. with tie voice OF angel
the costume ~ = German peasant gr.
A. We convened during the Intervals Of the dar observed that her
purely American She have noticed tbc Dcuriy
for she said, when resting after tbe dance:
Your tells that American am American too
There that
Der 10 fpt- af myself
Have you been long in Pars r. asked
More than school and that large graceful
Ia the costume Of qaern Is teacher Of enan She
planned coming ee Tonight In fact IL Gretchen who if
propOsef coming Ny terribly strict Grcaen says and
the allows me 60 any place e this But Gretchen promied
take OF aud lie gained The
night uib her the LODGINGS Tru aud here
having splendid time IL suice, isn'tu'
Very indeed aHswered charmed bV the hsukness II
young country aud wishing that could obtain glimpse of Der
lace Which fell psHcuvey musl be Yey beau hVh tie panty
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FREEMAN & BURR

MERCHANT CLoTHIERs, 13s & 14o FULT0N-sT.
OVERCOATS, in Castor g. Chinchilla Beavers.
OVERCOATS, in Moscow e. Whitney Beavers.
OVERCOATS, in Tricots & Waterproof Cloths.
0VERCOATS, in Silk Mixtures and Meltons,
GvERCOATS-Silk Facings g. Velvet Collars
0vEToATs,t the newest cOlOrings & mixtures
GVEECOATS, in Sacks, Frocls, and Capes.
0vEgCOATS, S. $40, $12,sHs15s16,s1s,s9O.
GYEaCOATS-s2O SOP, $25, SOS. $50, s35.
GvEaCOATS-s $40, s45, $50, s55, $50.
WINTER SUITS, cots,Silk mixte, Tweeds'
WINTER SUITS, Meltons, CheviOts, Beavers.
WINTER SUITS, Checks g. Plaid Cassimeres.
WINTER SUITS, Mixed & Diag'l Cassimeres.
WINTER SUITS, with d'blo- breasted Jackets
yVTyTER SUITS, with Sack g. Paletot Coats.
WINTER SUITS, in all the newest mixtures.
WINTER SUITS. $40, SIS, S1S 800, sos.
WINTER SUITS, $50, s35, $40 S4j, $50.
WINTER SUITS, s55. $50, $G5, and $40.
DOTS SUITS-All the latest novelties.
DOTS' SUITS-For all ages from to 1jyears.
DOYS' SUITS-For Dress, Home, and School.
DOYS' SUITS-lnYelyetccns,embd q braided
ROYS' SUITS-sG 50, $40, s12 sl4, and s15
boys SUITS-$1G, S1s $40, $50, and 49,
ROYs' OVERCOATS, inCastor & Fur Beavers
BOYS OvERCOATS, inVelvetns, richly bradd
UOYS' OyERCOATS and Walking Jackets
DOYS' OVERCOATS, s., 6, s, 10, 70, IA, 1G to 90
LARGE STOCK ofsn Piece Goods Gentsmens Furnishing Goods
Cardigan JaeIe a~ss hand Any garment made to measure
! a q few lonts' notice
ORDERS fom suy promptly Oiled Perfect 5s
fu,r.ued 90 BY NEW SYSTEM FOR SElF MEAel kh
uRST Hundreds order from siih entire satisfaction har'
' measurement sample Of goods aud pne '' sent Tree on alP-
| too.
FREEMAN & BURR
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DR., w hitter,

A MEEGULAR LMEtG GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, as
"a diploma at ottico will show, has been longer
engaged IN the treatment of Ytasrssl, !seruai and
Ir,Gse ,ai Diseases aq any tqtGor physician in ST.
.syph;Gs donpo,,4,ataa,s olsss. Structure. o,,na,,
aser,,sa; ana Raptare; sU yrinary Diseases and
SHphti'ho on Msrearial AFFECTIONS Of tho Nroaf.
SKI" or Zones, arc .rea,ed with unparalled a suo.
cess. N9Ig' ""'
Spermatosrsa. Ssanat De6ility and y,potens,j q
the result Of self abuse in youth, sexua excess In
mature years or other oausosr and which produce
some Of the following effeots as nootNy,ioi mi
slons 6iotches DEBILITY dizziness di,ansss sfSsicht
ooat"s,on V ideas opii Jo"dadings, auers,o 10, 20
and I'll g ss s, sa IL 'lss yssssy
pr. iW11tiivpuhlishes q MEL EDICAJ. "a MrHl lET
relating to vonereal dseasea and the nd
ssr,sa y, oonseqasness Of sefNbase that r)l bssent
Many phydSiasps ihttoabSer patiasts @ The Doctor
after readhg his nietfi6kl paraphlA.a Nommdn njoa
tion confidential. friehalyItalh aillb oost yon
no nothing Office central. yet retirea 4Nol o. isl
Charles street 81. Louis, Mo. Hours, aa, ..to
sspt! 'a', 'lss3 50 III, j q
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properly fsrtilised ten bushels Of grain. when
BY mapur;pg .hs night haye ,obsaigsa twenty,
il selling his labor at half its value.
Ho who does not give back to his fields a.
maShss he eItaRea Ifrom them, Oaqlls tbeit)@r.
tility in his orops7and the fertility Of the
soil is the farmers capital ''''l'''' ~
The farmer who will keep these truths 10
view, and act in accordance with the rules
they suggest, will find his compensation in
the increasing products Of his farm, il the
augmentation Of his wealth, and in the pro
motion Of general prosperity Maine Far.
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x2Ihs xIssgEbshs u LIZ !MIen h|ylshEdarlm

recently had an interview with the Chinese
giant and asked hillwhut his fellow. citizens
ofthe Celestial Empirea thought pffepale spG
frage The reply was ] "WuhiduitipuA AiSh5
Yawatawchowschichi yenonottiforjoi." This
Is the opinion of oil Intelligent people.
AwrbSp hShes pf sdo@ fell il northeastern
Indiana between Friday night and Saturday
''''r9'og' j% 'A'l YJ2fA 8BA i9
BEEF is selling ut only two cents per pound
m%TsxssS i J TJ.lt $R l,nn 'lBiR
Mrs VIcK, aged 10S years, living in Da.
wilson County, Tenn, ,'sds in Nashville Friday
last to COLLECT her pension. The paper says
she is hale, hearty, and as sprigh.y as girl.
MonE than ope hqndrcd thousapd head of
cattle. have already passed north from Texas
overa single great trail
The apple crop in the Virginia Valley this
year is said to be abundant beyond precedent,
They are selling in Staunton at fifty cents per
bushel v# 5H ph '~ s
THE number of United States soldiers bul-.
ricd in the Federal cemeteries in Virginia, OK.
Guiding those inferred ut Arlington. aggregate
53,l51. Of these 1878 are in the ceme.
teries near Richmond and Manchester.
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Wautad everywhere, Agents, 500 to
$3.50 per month, male and
female to Introduce the Genuine I'M proved com
mon sense, Family Sewing Machine. underfeed
and nverfeea styles. Price only Sl9 These
machines will stitch. hem, fell, tuck, bind,
braid. cord, gathor and cmbroidef. Tho cloth
cannot be pulled apart even after every other
stitch is cut Every machine warranted Ave
years We will pay above salary or a,commis.
SION from which twice the amount can be made.
Address for Terms tn Agents Sc;
GEORGE McEATIIRON g. CO.,
Nashville Tenn.
CAUTlON.-Dn not be imposed upon by
other parties palmng of worthless cast.iron
machines, under Tho same nan,o or otheir,yiise
Ours il the nnly genuine and practical machine
manufactured.
Sept. 2l. 1869. a5O%yE5p $ tfE
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F q E m RfY /.
Beyond dstHe Tide.

BeyondstHe Tide.
\ We readthat beyond Deaths dreary lido
Isalaud 50 light that It needs no SUM I
clwAere the gates 81, pearl stahd open Wide, I
Through Sabbath.day that Is never done.
We read that nc, pain eau ever suite
The dwelers upon that glorious shores
+ No dying is there, nor sins sadblight H.tt
And their tears are wiped for evermore.
ftisvery lonely this side the food, F
When those we loved have meekly died;
And In the silence Of our abode ata5t
We listen for sounds from beyond the tide
We know that their homo ia wondrous land,
And we stand on the Rivers stormy side;
Oh say, il upon this earthly strand
There may float no sign from beyond the tide!
Whore Is the angel who rolled the stone
From the sepulchre? Is the gulf 80 wide
That they only GROSS to the Holy Ono,
And never agaiu from beyond tho tide 7
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MISCEILANY. a
w esley's Dream.

We would advise those who are sorely
troubled and vexed in spirit, lest peradventuro
they have not found tho true Church. to read
the following vision of the celebrated Wesley,
who at one time was seriously troubled In
mind in regard to the disposition of the va.
rious scots and the chances of each in refer
enoc to future happiness or punishment. A
dream, one night, transported him in its un-
certain wanderings to the gates Of hell:
Are there any Roman Catholics here Y'---
asked thoughtful Wesley. 4
YES was the reply.
ANY Presbyterians p
yes again was the answer.
Any Congregationalists?'
'Yes' 7 n.
ANY Methodists p by way of a olincher,
asked tho pious Wesley. 'fIfg II g !
Yes to his great indignation, was answer.
ed
In the mystic ways Of dreams, sudden
transition, and he stood before the gates Of
Heaven; Improving his opportunity, he again
inquired:
care there any Roman Catholics here p
NO. was piled
Any PresD, p
NO
Any Mothodists? p
well, them he asked, lost in wouder, who
are they inside?'
Christians? 2 was the jubilant answer.
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N ew'A dvertissrr1ents
The Henderson Land Sale.
Postopnenlcnt OF Drawing to De.
~ Cember 2S.
Correspondence bet,ceen the Proprietor and
4. the Commissioners.

1iesscrs Banks and others, Commissioners
appointed by act Of Kentucky Legislature
GENTLEMEN: I regret that am compelled
to ask ut your hands postponement of the
drawing of prizes III the Henderson County
(Ky.) Land sale.
Although q g. eat many tickets hare been
sold, sufficient number have not been disposed
of to justify me a sale Of my property without
loss to me, unless I hold the unsold tickets
which do not intend to do =. ,,...e
If you viii give me until the 18th day OF
December, 1869, / feel confident of disposing OF
oil the tickets by that time. =
l am. gentlemen. very respectfully,
WILLIAM McCLAIN,. /.
HENDERSON Ky, Aug "a, 1869.
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Wanfnd, Agents to sell, SERVICE
AFLOAr in the SUM PIER
= g. ALABAMA Z, l, A., Ia ony by AMDM'L; RAPHAEL
sSS o,' 8oPGp s3p|e.s"d less daripeths erss
ing descri't" Of the adventures oe th;s .n.. 49,
nander md his comrades written by Sc seono vUu' =.
himself, and ryLudy takes e withoS, ] soio,SP
uon' t no matter what their politics. We Will
lnfn'sh the names Of over l25 agents. who have
made upwards Of $300 per month net, with this
book. Sold on y by subscription, and exclusive
territory given to good agents. Address
J. !. DIBRLE g. co.
20S hiain ST., Louisville, XVI
Sept 81, 1862 40 '''' rs
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HOOKER FEsIAAH,t ,tbfp,EGE2
1ExrNar6s, kEsrd6ddkwy k shrd6ddkwyfI u

NHE First Session Of this Institution viii
i hegb9. on MqNpAY. SsprsyDEa Goth, j 8oe
and olossfHs seSonh week IN 'JI5e, Is76! III
will be divided into'two equal terms. ~
IL hnS long been cherished nbeot with our
nh!aa!9p!el friend JAss NJ, lH,ckER,l Of this
With some assistance from friends aud great
sacrifice on his part, hc is now able to offers ths
institution to the patronage of on apprccative
public 1t is owned entirely by him. and the
tinance9 with ythenomestic debaTtnient, win 6e
whh,nhy,agdef h, the control 9f 9fhiihselfahd Ris *.
The k,ssery w be under she
pres'Jen, of the College Of Arts in Kentucky %
University His long experience as m euca
and hiscaliure asia Christian gentle1an aeI, are !,
sufficient guarantee to parents that tho mental
aea nYral Education Of their d"ughtors wifi jbo
A large and able Faculty, male and female,
torpriscs %ill aid the Proprietor ana ,ho. Pse$i
dent to make this ono of the best Female Colleges
in the whole country. ,,...i0.II ~, 30 :,
:, Az = elegant buillny., erected expressly, for
this College, lC0 by 88 feet. fur stories. and to
be testefnlly furnished with all tho modern m-
provcopcnts, will afford ample Recommendations
1or shree hundred day and boarding pupils
:" "'o - sFV iIlpSt D8uutlIul WITHIN
tho city limits. aud so far removed from the
center OF business as to possess all the adyan.
tages of n suburban seclusion.
atorn nHe e9g"Gss" 9"iasin, "sssq'tSn Brpqr
ments, will 'bc most thorough, and nt5 pains Viii
DO spared to give entire satisfaction to all who
patronize the College
Charges as moderate as in any institution Of
the same grade. For full particulars, terms.
Gnd general ann"nncement npply to James III
ii"cker S, or President Robert Graharp. IN
Ihe undersigned having been chosen q Board
ofadsicc and counsel Of IInckcr Femnle CoIlnae
most cordially recommend it to an enliehtcned
public 3'''''GS'
RoBERT MILLloAN,
..Is,Ni> II, Il II ; H i&Ass'4;ys44,r.Y &5t;s:;y
Sept. q. 1869. so &c
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lpQTY's MISUNDERSTANDING.

NlEG 1E3i -TESF q F1f> 31SffNf'i1"fS
LATELY MUCH IaPRoyED--AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved With RowkiIsss pArsNrsDotbiECdSu.
WHEELS and tho PATENT SToP, are now un.
GSase SSSs 5 geSrGJ 9s to ga s
their cost twice aycar, by saving labor and
Thoss MID have sa.edlsliom give testimony as
follows:
We like our lmaohine much ), onud not. be-,
persuaded to dp withopt it. and with the MD jf
Doty. We feel that We are Ipns,ers Of the lp,sii
tion ;oM7,R'e'O - I. Scott, Bsaqp n q. CAwch
ly."-N. r Tribune, D'',N 7" ''f'N 's Is. . =
In tho laundry Of my house there is a, pernet.
nal thanksgiving on Mondays for, the inyen,
ton. ."--.llev. Theodore l.. Cuyler. 4
- Friend Doty-Your last Improvement Of
ypus Washing sMaqhige is 81 complete success
Fassure y6nt Qnr, Machine after a,Msar's use,
IS thought moro Of to-day than ever, and would
''' - T 'VD "' DY' &IS Rs'sss
,t'Your Washing Machine has been in daily
nsoin our laundry and the housekecrcr ex.
presses herself ns, highly pleased with it. It.
certainly 'acdbmphshos q greater amount of
work, with less labor. and does not wear the
clothes near 80 much as the old. fashioned wash
board. BY using it, ono lanndress il dispensed
With VIM. M. r. Round, Superintendent Of
Infant Department ef 81. Catsu'9ncs Nuscyy,
N. !. City. ls.& 5fkrl@g
PRICES "a Fair OMer.
Send the retail price, Washer SIS, EStra
Wrngcr $40. and wo will forward eitller Or
both machines, free of freight, to places where
no one is selling; nud SO sure are we they will
be liked, That we agree to refund the money if
my one wishes to return tho machines free of
freight, after months trial, according to di,
rectipns. ...t ,.
No husband. father or brother should permit
the drndgery of! washing with the hands fifty.
two days in the year, when it can be done bet
ter, more expcditionsIy, with less labor and no
injury to the garments. by Doty Clothes
Washer, and Universal Wringer.
Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom. liberal
discounts are made. '..H
II. @. BROWNING. Gen. Agent,
81 Cortlnndt ST., New York
Aug. !. 1869 AZ GIN
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HIocAer Female Col.esc.

#ilr3y LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. ..
ENllE First Session of this College will begin
i ON Monday, September Goth, 1862 Am.
pic accommodations, With large and able Fac,
u'ty' Tor over three hundred scholars. Terms
moderate Far particulars apply to
Moses u. LARD, .oR
j.. W. McGARvEY r.. GRAHAu' Am prost
Board "f Advice. ~
Sept 81. 1860 SO tf
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PLANTATION BIT"TERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
shcet-anchor Of tho feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. ,8As e. remedy for
tho nervous weakness ia.
(. which women arc cspec4
tally subject, itasis3
superseding every other
z atiam1nEBllt.o gIal sall
climates, tropical, tenn,
% perato or 3l'igid, It acts;
z ss.,;aa!saa' "a! spccificnin 'ovefyy
species Of disordertwhich
underlninest2 the bodily
"strengthand breaksd0wnn
the animal spirits. e. !.
Wherever it IS intrG~
ducod ,jt,ihpeomes a
standard article---a mes
Gcinal staple. Tits to-day
(. 4. the best and purest tt,aic,
tho most \ popular I.
medicine i'm tho Civilized
world ---bo sure and ret
the genuine.s SOLD by all
Druggists, ,.Groceps, and
&. se(oEuuntry (E ullebr Stores ,,.s,s g,
'ssr, xtffs,JgD' lp,sgN JsQ'Mn 4. " !, .,, ',e''
'EATL LY3EKRCUfED AT THIS oFFIC,
oa ;hc most Reasonable Ter1hs.s 'oN
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TQUALllY LttI' lNSU RANCE COM
~ PANY.OF VIRGINIA. ,lAs
REASON WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD
INSURE IN THE fEQUALIrXtLI
INSURACE COM E.ANY OF VIRGINIA,

lst II il ,nurp 1.-The rn1 to tho Insurara than
INV ct ,er cnmnohy All ',yiIl eventn.Ilv - h.onn,a
nnreIy mntunl,nni halnr, =, ,ha tm.n.ons ' =,
Cd. 2d.iitsi,cum,cs.i,s nancy nmnnrat s;ts no.
trons. wh.nrc tho i.,snrers Comaennsa,,v' thav
nrc ,oontinuallv pet,inv Tho hnno,it ~ tbs,raY;i
ocrunuintinna If tho Gnnnanv Tho monaw h..
ing invested hv the Bonraiof Directors nmonpst
The insurers ThrroG,rc ,ho ;,,snro.s ara Mild.
hs np an ,nst..nt'"n nec@iarly their "|n, and
3D.. The l2nns uf this Company are rs Iiboral
nv "thcr c",e mnies who Observation-Disclosures at
tho end of the sGcnnl third aud fourth ,,yoars,
oyor @ ,,s ~ r'''t"y .in" =. ,mt tnu ~ sne hrst an
Years 'ptere' 51n his '"nns by Psuring in .SSias
pnys up fnrnne. whole. var, whereas. Il o,bsr
companies, he ms t" remain On insurer for
t.,''"' \ J" iSI'' ny '"oSes VII tue money ne
n"S W.:
DAVID ~ NLARN. President
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!za.zl2 zl2 !siIESsRa SIzEESR eaRa AaaR AasasSIa
Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad

tnN and after Saturday, tho 9th instant, the
" Trains OH this Rond will run every day
Sundays excepted connecting with the Green.
ileand Columbia Railrond at Anderson:
Ur TRAiN.-Leave Anderson $40 o'clock
p. m. leave pendleton 6. 20 p. m.
Down TRAIN. Walhalla, 4 O'Clock, A.
m leave Pendcton, $40 n. M.
Up TRAIN.-Arrivo ut Pendloton, 6.2O D. M;
arrive ut Walhalla, s O'clock, p. IN.
Down TRAlN.-Arrive at Anderson, GAO n
III. .t..
Waiting one huurnftcr usual time for arrival
of the G. and G. train.
W. III. D. GAILLARD, Sup't.
July Is, 1860 43 If
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The Albany Law School.

TNI!E course for cach year commences on the
4 LIST Tuesday Of September. and continues
nine months. The Schnol is thoroughly organ
led 1t teaches the Law as II Science, and
prepares us students for the common law prac-
tice. For circulars apply to
ISAAC EDWARDS,
ALBANY, New York.
Sept. 2l. 1869 so If
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Reply ofMe Commissioners.


The undersigned, commissioners to manage
the Henderson Land Sale, regret to announce
to the public that sufficient number ofstickcts
have not been disposed Of to justify the propri.
etor in allowing o transfer of the property on
the lst of September and they have concluded
to rostnone the drawing until the 2Sth day
Of December, 1860.
large number of tickets have been sold
and we entertain but little doubt TINT all will
be disposed of by the time fixed above We
think we are acting in the interests Of ticket
holders in seeking to, have none others than
those who have purchased tickets, share in the
drawing. Should the drawing take place now
the proprietor would be compelled, in order tn
! save himself from nss, to take his chance in
tho drawing with the unsold tickets This he
does not wish to do, nor do we desire that lle
should do it.
The postponement is for u short time only.
and as the possession of the farms cannot be
surrendered being rented out for the present
year, nor the rent collected until the lst Jnnu
ary next, it can make but little difference with
those who arc SO fortunate as to win whether
they succeed on tho lst of September or the
22th day of Deccmhcr. 1860.
The owner of the property will hold no tickets.
and we trust tl.ose WIN have them will wait
chcerfuly fur the time fixed bvus-lor there
Will positively be mo- further post
pOnemeMt.
The money ar's'ny from the sale of tickets
is in the bank, t, our credit, and the owner {
the property canuut in any way uso or control
| it until after the drawing and the transfer of
property. Tho increasing interest in the
scheme, and the cnnfidonce manifested through.
out the country in its fairness. justify us in the
opinion that the scheme will certainly be a
| great success.
d. BANKS,
WM. S. HOLLOWAY,
Ro L. GLASS,
w. S. ELAN,
| GRANT GREEN.
! Commissioners
An opportunity is now offered for those who
were disappointed in getting tickets before
September lst. to secure them now. The
Scheme is regularly chartered by the kentucky
Legislature, and the interests nf ticket holders
fully protected By taw. 1t is also endorsed by
Gov. Stevenson. and u. S. Senators Days and
citizens of Kentucky. There are III prizes AZ
all; capital prize $50 900. and smallest prizee
$4,000; tickets only $500 Secure them OF
your nearest club agent or of either of the fol
lowing authorized financial agents, who will
| also furnish circulars. Send money Mt their
risk only by express lpropaid) p. .. order, reg.
istcrcd letter, or bank draft.
l.. II. LYME. Cash'r Farmers Bank iiondefson,
KY. A"Na . rtA>
II. .. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Louis
willie. Ky.
JonN G, LATHAM, Pros. Bank ,Honkinyille, Ky
'"Mfs aa ~ ~ .p"LLAa'' cnm'neroial Bank, Padp.
B. g. THoMas, Cashier Lexington, ky,p ,,;i
w. b. TYLER. Cashier Deposit Bk., Owensboro
Ky.
Sept 2. lse2, g IL C
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-12

RIrIED IF its siekcnng and ppisonnn> properties.
It is the most perfect ANoDYSE and SoorulNc
OrIATE yet discovered.
Sold by Druggists. prescribed by tho best
phvsicans. A1ndconly ny Stcarns Farr & Co,
Mfg. Chemist. N Y.
Ntice change IN address
August 3. 1869 43 IF