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Hotel Acknowledgements 2
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
Captain A. J. H. Leroy and wife, New York;
Henry @. Earl, St. Joseph; II. G. Brentwood, New
York; j. A. Yates, South Carolina; A. ]. Whitman,
Buffalo; Fl. r. Caulfeld, F. ]. Murland and VILE,
Elmira; Captain Ira Busby, H. Trowbrldge.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Thomas P Stoval, Augusta; James Supple, Mil
ledgyile; c. A. Mack, Taunton; Geo. s. Scott, New
York: R. G. Smith, AnheyilIe; Charles G. Leary
and c. 9. White, New York; Thos. H. Flood, Bos-
ton; ]. II. Zez, Macon; Il. s. Jackson, Baltimore;
G. c. Sullivan, New York; Jpencer G. McC9rkle,
Washington; ). B. Dow, Goose Greek.
PAVILION HOTEL.
B. H. Durham, ]. Wardell, Hartford; D. Louis,
orangeburg; l.. E. Pennock, S. PennocS, A. S
pennocs E. B. penuock, NJ E. Pennock, J. E. Pen
mock. Jacksonville; 8. r. Hilliston, wife and son
Mansfield; W. NJ. Hodges, Suffolk; j. N. Gibson
and wife, Louisville; N. Chassurou, Hopedale; h
seir, New York, Agent for Lisa Weber Troupe.
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sUs1 TfoEs.

The ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
whose lncorporators are gentlemen OF integrity
and wealth, have theic advertisement in another
column, In which they proposeto distribute 500,
600 In greenbacSs to holdrrs OF tickets, in sums
ranging from $40 to s25,Ooo. Tais association Is
vouched for by the press Of Montgomery, as vel
as Ivy prominent bankers and merchants, and
will deal squarely with the patrons 1t Is similar
Institution to the California Mercantile Library
Association, that dispensed such large sums o
money few weeks since. Tickets only s.
Read their advertisement in another column.
nov30-l0
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THE GREAT KING STREET GRocERY.-Mr.
E. Bedford. who, by his indefattgable industry
and excellent business tact, has placed the house
ofW. 8. Corwin & CO., In the front rank of the
groceries Of this city, has now succeeded to the
business In his own name, and, having earned
success, deserves TO reap Its fruits. Located IN
the centre Of the fashionable part Of King street,
and directly opposite Hasel street, Mr.. Bedford
has one OF the best stands in the city, and Gus.
toners crowd into his store morn, noon and
night. But the grand stand alone would not
bring all his immense business to Mr. Bedford
he takes care, In the first place, to have good
stock OF good things and then he.takes care,
also, to let people know that be has them. No
reader OF the Charleston papers can fall to know
that he has all kinds Of groceries, provisions aud
liquors. and that they are Of the best, aud at the
lowest market prices. An enterprislng, thorough
going business man, Mr.. Bedford well understands
that advertising is the high road to success.
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MAC0UEEN 6 RIECKE,

AsSIGNE.E':s SALE.
n Nv yIrtue OF an order OF the Hon George s.
Bryan, United States District Judge for the D6-
trict OF South Carolina dated 18th day OF Noyem-
ber, 1870, In the matter Of John NJ. NJ Wohltmsnl,
Bankrupt, ex parte A. BlschOn, Assaanee,i VII
cember, 1870. at the Store on East Bay, secona
door north Of Lodge alley, at hslf.past IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ,
The remaining STOCK OF MERCHANDI8E:
One PATRIO >'S SAFE
One Awning-nearly new -.
One Gold Watch ,se
One Cotton Press
Terms-$l00 cash; over that amount on q credk
Of thirty days. with approved security BY tllesAS'
signee and Register. A. BISOR0EF,
noy29-t -tEetuth4 Assignee.
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The DOLLAR SroRE.-This marvellous insti-
tuition continues to flourish, despite the prognos-
tcations Of sundry wise soothsayers, and the rea.
son ls that the proprietor pays more attention to
fortune than to fortune.tellers, and looks more
carefully after the profits than the prophets.
How many OF the things Of this store can be sold
for one dollar is q mystery not yet nnravellcd.
For example-kid gloves, the very hest-sets OF
chiIdren's furs, very 6ne-parlor lamps, very
handsome-and many more that we have no
space to mention.
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Rv LOWNDES a GRIMBALL,

GALE FOR PARTITION-THE MILLS
u HOUSE, CHARLESTON, 8. O. ~
At Private Sale that desirable HOTEL, sltuate
at the corner OF Queen and Meeting streets, and
known as the MILLS HOUSE.
The House contains ABOUT one hundred and
sixty 6o) chambers, besides parors, ladies, ordi-
nary, barber shop. bathrooms. water.clo6ets,
laundry, steam engine and boiler for driving ma,
chi ery and pumps. and for heating the house,
aud ali the convenier' es OF O. nrst-class modern
Uotel. Also, fine cellars aud large cisterns.
The building Is very substantial and the ,tnte-
rlor finely finished The location ts the most dea-
rabc In the city, and the house has always been
O fayOrte one.
The property is now under lease till November
/, 1873, at ten thousand (sl000oI dollars per an
nun, rent payable monthly.
TIE Lot measures so feet, more or less on Meet
ing street, by- feet on Queen street, and 1l7
feet on west line. This gives ample yard room
for all purpose. OF the Hotel, and for extending
the building II desired.
For terms and further particulars, apply as
above, Mt No. &c Broad street. nov2S,mws3s
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auetionecrs' pripatc Gales, &r.
BY ]. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker, No. 80 Broad street.
@r ANrA ATIONS T0 PFNT ON COOPER

Ea RIVER,
VIII be rented for one. or two years, those
well known PLANTATIONS, NORTH CHAQAE
and SOUTH CHACAN.. situated ON the eastern
side Ur the western branch OF Cooper River.
They adjon, and may be treated for either singly
or together. Attached 10 North OhRchan Ia. q
comfortable Summer Residence In the Village Of
CordcsviIle, two miles distant. These Plantations
embrace large bodies OF the best quality OF Rico
and Cotton or Provision Lands, and, together,
make O very complete planting interest.
Apply as above, at No. SO Broad street.
dpr2-Stntl3 ...
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= umIeae-Fnturs paps.

Aufti0n 5aIes1-J1tn Daps.
~~--cor--,S--.-1'-ss.-.! SIrIns
By w. T. LEITCHs& r. sS.!BHuNs.
Auctioneers: y ~ s.i;.s e.s..S ~ Z.
HoUsE AND LOT ON EAST SIDE
H Washington street. ~.
win be sold on TUESDAY, 6thtast., at the olu
The PREMISES kaown as NOS, east side Of
Washington, between Vernon and Inspection
streets. -
Lot measuring 30 feet front, by ITO feet deep.
T-rms-0ne third cash; balance With interest IN
one, TWO and three years, secured By mortgage OF
the pronerty and assignment OF insurance ro!fcy.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
, dec3- -
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TIE FIGHT AGAINST DELARaE.-The Balti-
simore Sun says: Senator Sawyer, Republican,
Of South Carolina, has sent to each senator a2d
representative In Congress pamphlet, In which
he furlousy assails the board Of State canvassers
roc awarding the certificate OF election to a seat
,n'the United States House OF Representatives to
R. c. DeLsrge colored. Mr.. Sawyer contends
that the decision Of the board was entirely Unfair.
and that Mr.. Q. @. Bowen, white, was entitled to
the seat.
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AND BRIDGE WORK.
JOHN D.. GRIFFIN, CONTRACTOR.

Estimates and plans furnished on application
for all classes OF BRIDGE AND WHARF WORK
In city or country.
Orders solicited from County Commission ers
and others having charge OF public works.
Address Postofice Box 50, Charleston, 8. Q.
noy26-1mo+
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Appo1SrxzSrs.-The following appointments
were made at the Executive office on THURSDAY:
Abram Middleton, school commissioner, Barn.
well County, vice ". J. Nixon, resignedi george
A. Richmond, Columbia, Robert W. Shand Unon'
md ". s. Lance, Crab ,msvllc, Beaufort County,
notarIpS Duhllc
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS SATURDAY. DEC DECEMBER s. 1910.

AxoSa the passengers from New York, yes
tetday, was Mr.. s.''P. Smith, an artist OF some
celebrity, who has returned to Charleston from a
business tour North and will make thishis home.
His portrait painting has been generally, admired,
as In this branch he has few equals. y !. =,
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auction saIes==1nturs. uans.
H. H.. .DeLRON,
Auctkoneer.

JTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
- Sale OF Lands in Oolleton County Thomas
Il. WIllngham, trustec OF E. II. Baynard Vs..
James G.. Moffatt, s,ss,.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Hon. r. B. Carpen-
ter, Circuit Judge In the above case, dated 2sd a.
June, 1870. to me directed, will bs sold on THURS
DAY. 18th December Inst, at II O'Clock A N, In
front OF the Old customhouse, -
All that PLANTATION OR TR ACr OF LAND
situate, lying aud being on Toogoodoo, St. Paul'G
Parish, Colieton County, measuring and contain
ing t5Oo) five hundred acres of Land: more or iesss
butting and bounding to the north on Lsads q
estate OF Marshall, east on Lands Of Seahrooe
Jenkips. and west on Lands OF Vim, Aiken, forna-
ery Swinton. IA -. s,.s, 4,
Terms-One.half cash; balance payable IN. ono
wear, with Interest from the day OF sale, at,the
rate OF seven per. cent. per annum payable ar
nually, secured by bond Of the purchaser ana
mortgage OF the premises sold. 9:
dec2 .aw4th1s i. -55ir's Referee.
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FRAMES FRAMES! FRAMES !-AT REDUCED
PRICES AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo
graphs and imperial Cards-tlle greatest variety
ever seen IN this clty-the Ladies are especially
invited to call at No. l61 King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. Octl4-fs
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have bis card printed on
his envelopes.
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By W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
HENRIETTA STREET.
Will be sold at Auction on THURSDAY, 9Th
instant at the Old Postonice, at II O'Clock,
That desirable and commodlous RESIDENCE,
known as No. 16, north side Henrietta street, be.
tween Meeting and Elizabeth streets. The House
Is two and half stories slate roof double pIazzas
to the west, with clstern and all necessary out.
buildings. Lot measures 40 feet on Henrietta
street, by 115 feet In depth.
Ef ALSO,
That RESIDENCE adjoining, east Of the above.
The Building Is two and half stories, with
piazzas to the west. On the premises are all
necessary outbulldlngs Lot measures rs feet on
Henrietta street, yII5 feet deep.
Terms-0ne.quarIer cash; balance In one, two
and three years, with interest, secured BY bond
and mortgage of the premises. Property insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for
papers and stamps. decS-stuWtn3
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MISUNDERSTANDING the arrests mentioned
yesterday Of the parties connected with the Kid
mapping Of seamen was one Thomas Smith, VINO
should have been James Smith, the first named
OF that numerous family being in no way con-
npc,ed with the occurrence, but Is mate OF the
civ Point
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BY W. Y. LEITCH l. r. s. BRUINS,

ESTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ Executors Residence No. % America street.
Will be sold at auction on THURSDAYi 9th inst,
at the Old Postotiice, at II O'Clock,
That desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
garden attached, known as No. % America street,
near Mary street. Lot measures rs feet front, by
100 feet in depth.
and stamps dec3stuwth4
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For THROAT DISEASES and affections ofthe
chest. "Brown's Bronchial Troches, ~ or Cough
Lozenges, are Of great value. fncoughs, irritation
OF the throat caused by cold, or upsual exertion
OF the vocal organs, in speaking In public, or
singing. they produce the most benehcisl results.
The Troches have proved their ef1cacy. For sale
wholesale by Dowle, Noise & Davis Charleston,
G a.
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By W. Y. LEITCH & r. =. BRUINS,
Auctfoneera.

GOLD BY ORDER OF THE CITY
- COUNCIL.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY. the 9th OF Deceu-
ber at II o'clock, at the Old Posrofice.
Thas desirable Two Story Brick DIV WELLING.
and Kitchen attached, containing four square
rooms, situate on the north side Or Short street.
and known as No.8 Bounded b5sLands OF Root
Henry, Esq.,, east by Lands Of Cowlam Graveley,
Esq.,, and west by Land OF - Mckee. Lot meas
ures so feet front, by 12o In depth more or less.
Terms-One-quarter cash; balance In one, two,
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay Us for papers and stamps. novl7 ,2e, ,decs,6-
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AGRICULTURAL REPoRT.-We beg to ac-
knowledge with thanks the receipt Of copy OF
the report the United States Department OF Ag-
nculture for 1859, from Commissioner Horace Ca
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RUSTIC Goops RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. l61 King street. oct1S
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"FELL INTO THE HANDS OF THIEVES. Paul
Small was arrested on Thursday while attempt
ing tn sell large picture tqa detective. he hav-
Ing stolen 1t from Smart Aston. Paul vas tried
and fined $40, and the costs amounting to; Sc.
Having settled, he was discharged and the pic
ture delivered to Smart Aston. Aston thought
himself smart fellow this time, but he reckoued
without his host. for while in the act OF mar, hing
of he was arrested himself for stealing the pic
ture from Mr.. Kelly, OF savannah. Ga. The pic
sure now adorns the walls OF the Detective Office,
and Smart does the same for one Of the cells He
will be tried shortly.
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TsE IRON STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA, Captain
Hunter, will be dispatched for Philadelphia, from
Browns north wharf, at O'Clock this afternoon.
Cabin passage s15
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WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, one dollar
each-IIase street Bazaar, and No. 16l King
street. oct14fS
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THE SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 197 Rlng street.
noy25-3l
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SUPREME CouRr.-CoLUMBIA,r DECEMBER l.
J. Edwin Matthews. executor and assignee, vs. T.
Savage Hayward, trustee, ct a, resumed. Mr..
Meorady for:appellees.g Mr.. Hanckel on the same
side. Mr.. DeSaussure in reply.
Thaddeus K. sasportas vs.. Joseph sasportas
and wife. Mr.. DeSaussure for appellants. Mr..
Seabrook for appellee.
A. Hasel Hayward ct al, appellants vs.. Joseph
Ashe Hasel ct al, respondents. Mr.. Youag for ap-
pellants read brief. Mr.. McCrady was heard on
same side.
at three P. NJ the court adjourned
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PoL1cE.-sergeant RSed, an efficient and
popular oaicer,;. has been promoted to orderly
sergeant OF the police, vice Cassidy lately ELECTED
lieutenant. Il. C. Mtnott, private. has been made
serpeant In Reeds place.
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WoMAN,s MISSION The Glectureaof Rev. Mr..
L. Fl. shucs, on this subject az the First Baptist
Church last evening attracted a large and intel
llsent audience. The speaker rlveted the atten'
lion Of tho congregation, and it is hoped that his
lecture will be published entire in the newspapers
or in pamphlet form, so that It may be enjoyed
by q larger circle OF admirers.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS .-stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity at No. 161 King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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UsrrARIAE CHURcH.-Eyenlng service IN
thts church will begin tomorrow evening AT
duarter.past I O'Clock. Strangers are eoro'a"s
IN yitei to attend.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackmsn,s drug store, No. 80 Broad street. De-
oember 9: O'Clock, SO; 10, 5s; le, 6aa IS: t. 0S;
s. 50; s, SIS.
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By HOLMES 81 MACBETH,
AuctIQuoors

MAGNIFICENT ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
Ixl Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day q
De, ember next, In front Of the Old Oustomhouse,
All that fna TRACT OF LAND, known as the
champion Plantation,n formerly the properly of
Colonel Frank Hampton, situate in Rlchlsnd Coun-
ty about i've miles from the City OF Columbia, tn6
track OF the south Carolina Railroad passing
through It, containing 4l53 acres. more OF less
the said tract being composed OF s37 acres Pine
Land, 2244 Bottom Land and lott High Land.
The improvements consist or fpe Dwelling,
Stables and Outbuildlngs, In Pine Land, also 2
large Barn. and ampe accommodations Joe
laborers, with fne water power. Place under
cultivation. This Plantation has O. fne reputation
for Cotton and Provisions, and the pasturye BIB
considered the finest east OF the Mississippi Ryer.
Full particulars win be furnished TO any persons
desiring to purchase ,iGss .ssae 80 F'..Sa
,Terms-Ope-third cash; balance In two three
and four years; interest at seven per cent. per
anuum, payable annually; credit portion TO b6
accnred By hena ef the purchaser, and mortgage
OF the property. Purchaser to pay us lor All
necessary papers and stamps. .igg,.t T.. ,@s5tca
noy30-ws6lmtu3 .-..s,.-.. ...,.i.s.,.o-
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CABLE MESSAGES TO EURoPE.-The western
Union Telegraph Company have Just received the
following Iotcs non the Atlantic Gable Compa-
ny: .Piease notify the public that although there
will be considerable delay, we can send slowly 10
Europe through the French cable. Therefore
messages will be received and transmitted as
early as possible, and in the exact order OF their
reception.n
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RAu.RoAD ACCIDENT. On Thursday evening
the switch on the South Carolina Railroad at the
Farmers Phosphate Works, three miles above the
cit was malicously shifted, and the engine OF
the up Columbia nigh, express aad six freight
cars were thrown or the track. Not the slightest
injury was received by any one on the train, aid
no damage was done to the freight. The trucks
OF the freight cars were broken, aud short de-
lay ensu,d. The cars which hal been thrown
from the tracS fell on the adjacent track OF the
Northeastern Railroad and obstructed that for
some time. Upon examination, it was found that
the lock on the gate OF the switch was broken of,
and hful been apparently struck and smashed by
some heavy instrument. The engineer OF the train
which was thrown from the track says that when
the engine and tender passed the switch the lever
handle bearing the white target was 10 Its proper
position, but that twas shifted In the middle Of
the tain. Thisis supposed to be the work OF
evil.mlnded persons, who sought good oppor-
trnity for punder. They were disappointed,
however, as the cars remained securely locked,
and not one was crushed. The up Columbia and
Augusta trains were both detained BY the acci-
dent all night, but the morning trains yesterday
left ss usual
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the United States
Court at Columbia, on Thursday, Judge Bryan,
presiding. colored vcter OF Columbia, charged
with illegal voting at thelate election, was found
guilty Another case Of the same kind against
colored voter from Edgeaeld was sent to the jury
At late hour they were discharged. not being
able to agree. The jury stood eleven for convic'
ton to one against.
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ninety days as the period for the discount OF bills
by the Rank of Engiand< THUS were these laws
relaxed and finally repealed for all suras above
nfty dollars, the legal rate OF interest following
the market rate as money became more aoan.
dant, and the necessities OF commerce requiring
increased means OF carrying 1t on.
This relaxation permitting bills OF exchange 10
be discounted not having above twelve months
to run. at any rate OF interest that may De agreed
upon between the borrower and lender, changed
the whole system OF administering the currency
In England, to avoid those fluctuations which are
incident to the paper syStem. and s the source OF
oscillations or credit The Bank of England being
the sole source of issue of paper money has, or
course, the exclusive regulation Of the currency.
Before the modification OF the usury law, TO
which we have referee. !. there were two modes or
contracting credit or expanding 1t: ]: BY direct
IL acting Oh 1t by refusing or accepting bills OIL
fered for discount. O. By rendering money scarce
or plentiful by the sale ar purchase OF cxchequer
bills But, By the repeat Of the usury law, the
simple expedient presented Itself OF increasing or
dimini, ding the rate OF discount Oh bills oY 'ne
Bank Of England.
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Eottern
Eotterp
100000 IN enHHS1A0Ks
GIVEN AWAY!
FORTUNE FOR TWO DOLLARsi
NO BOGUS GIFT ENTERPRISE
BUT A GENUINE INSTITUTION !

THE ALABAMA IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated under the Laws Of the State
OF Alabama, have resolved to give one
GRAND ENTE RTAINM Mt
In the CITY OF MoNTGo oMERY, Ala, on
SATURDAY, De ember 81, 1870.
Or, rs soon before as the Tickets are sold, at
which time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol.
given away, to holders OF tickets, as follow:
Gift in United States currency Of s25,oO is
Gift in United States currency OF $4,000 is
Gifts in United States currency OF $4,000 are
Gifts il United States currency Of $4,000 are
$4,000
10 Gifts il United States currency of $1,000 are
20 Gifts in United States currency of $500 are
100 Gifts ii United States currency Of 500 are
1900 Gifts IN United States currency of $40 are
$4,000
1889 Gifts Of 500, 600.
THE AWARD OF GIFTS
will be made on tile regular plan, under the su.
pervlsion OF sworn Commissioners, gentlemen Of
welI-known Integrity and high standing.
The reputation and character OF the Incorpora
tion OF this Association, coup ed with every sale
| guard tnnC the lAW Ol lne ihHu Cdl LillOW
e. Is guarantee that the distribution will be hon.
esty and fairly made, and that every protection
will be given holders Of Tickets 10 any part OF the
country.
In order to give al, rich and poor, on opportu-
nifty at this
by which they can become enriched in an hour,
the price OF Tickets have been put at
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
A discount OF ten per cent. will be made to pur.
cbasers OF $50, and a'dIscount OF 20 per cent. to
purchasers OF S100 worth Of tickets.
WE HAVE NO AGENTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUS-
AND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE SOLD.
Parties at q distance desiring to purchase tic
kets must remit the money, direct to the "Asso-
ciarIon,n as per address below, either IN Q Post
ofice order, by registered letter, or by paid ex-
press. Address,
ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION.
Montgomery, Alabama.
81 A Circular giving the result OF the award
will be sent each tickes-holder. noY30-l5
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, So so and sS so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.