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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-10
'uSit,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu!ist,

Louisville, JAY lS37
CAPPED Jrom TIE s. n C. 4,'ro,ae of the 2h Jvps ,s7
At the request OF )r. Wi.lians we insert the flloy
lug note from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville IN th
et!l'orof the South Western Christian Advocate who
itappcars, has examined the dy tomas and other Jncu
mon; "vlhcNe OF the Doctors claims to public nntrnn
age consequence of an accident Dir. W will "a.
man IN Nashville few days longer than he ut first
ntcnet--Eay the LIST Jnly - Il" Ct
Key MIR ehi:-liavng been requested bv Dir.
Williams, the ocust, now in this city, to examine his
numerous dIpininhs and other documents eyinciyn ol
ms cials to public contidenc Tin his profession have
IN company WIN va ued friend done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pnseoi at nre-
sent Charge d Atfares of the King of the French NJ
ashington, addressed to DR.. Williams testCving The
ernnleness OF the diplomas from the Kings Of France
Belgium, &c as well as those from the Medical Snrie
les OF France. He has numerous vouchers from ,nnp
known 10 be of high reputation in this couAtry rcreiycJ
since his arrival in the United States detailing in,tnn
ces OF great success in tie restoration of sight IN t,
otnd. have seen he 'rly all his poor patients in this
ely | knew none of them previous It, tIrif rnn,iny
unLer his care; but all have seen saw they are M
qlestionaby benefited.
ROB'T b. c HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
T. ;. SINCE writing the ABOVE, one of Dr. Williams
patients has called upon me- tEl saws he hud ar,uullv
and totally lost the sight of eve Tor seventy yeorS
but now declares himself better that last night for tlr
first tine in his life that he reculcct he could dis
ling uisl, with tn eve, of the prominent tar4
learn that this old gentleman has lived many y,,rx
IN this rdgion and says he has been Methodist driug
forty years. '''7
Yours, truly,
augl0 r. CHI
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sNNEsna dwelling house Triton street, be-
w tween T.yo Circle AID arondaet rtreet.
MO- Apply To OFT,
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hF AGG1NG AND ROfE-2l2 pieces 11.ggi and
D $50 coils Rope, landing from Amhas Il r sale
by LAYET & AMELUNG
mig II Commerce ST.
3 AGi1 NG- 500 pieces Kentucky Baggn- Land in
p from steamer Gen Wavne. AMI for sal. by
YuRiiE, BROTHERS,
Ieb 65 Camp -ueet.
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4 EMON SYRUP & pICKLl3S-Undcrwo Gods Lee
4 mon syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 90
boxes Of evils X Haskrl's Pickles; for sale close "A
CONSIGNMENT by JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
el, cor Common and 'rchoupitouas =
y, UAP-lUU hall boxes No Soap, brand Of James
- Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE co.
mI6 ISi Magaz. street.
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SA CASKS BACON sid S fer sale bv -
s1U NAG q DORSEY, Al New evee
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CLAIM hCF'No, OF every SarlttF df ruiinG ara
binding, constantly on hand: md Printing Eulin
and binding neatly executed, ut short notice hy
DAVID FE, + y co.
R1'l N Statiuncrs' Hall, n Ciiartrcs st.
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E5lA Bags Sul,aira Cotl,e;
IL wv I'll boxes IF uz each Mosclle Wine, 1906,
30 do of do do 1871;
~ do of do l. + Port, 1916:
40 do of do browa Sh"rry, 1915
al mines trn Ntn,lejrn. For ale hy
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NEW ORLEANS " NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TS'l'. Stockholders of this company nrc hereby no.
u ujad that by resolution Of the board of clircc-
fen passed the 10Th inst. the call made on Them on
lie 18th February last, for the payment of five dollars
a share, rescinlgd and The said stockholders ure
further notified that
VIII .REAS, by resolution Of this board passed on
of The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor the following payments the the stock held rcs.c-
lively by lGin Nz:-wo dC.iarS per share PAYABLE on
the ifst day OF September tao dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next aud two
dollars Per shnfe payable tue ii st day ut March
eNt Now therefore be ii resolved, thar the Secretary
OF this company shall notify tie share holders therein
through The public pr OF 'he city, that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter, theN permit -.
10 postpone any payment called the stock of said
c"nPany for the of sixty days, from and after the
day on which il is made payable with the express CON
diloE however, that if not regularly paid within the
sad prulunguon of sixty days, from and aft the div
on which said payments should have hranInade is and
rena y! forfeited to the company the chatter on that
point beng imperative. In conformity therefore, To said
call all stock of the stockholders in said company, as
think proper to pat of the payments their stock 10
The end of the additional sixty days which the charter
lars per share called for aud due the first of Sep
'c.ber next may he postponed under the sixth section
ct sad charter unt the 81 day of October next TIM
Inc payment o. dollars per share called for and
due on The first day Of December newt, may he post
p0ne un'il the Both day OF january next and the nav
hsday Of Mash ncA', may be postponed uuti the 32th
day OF April next,
Extracts OF the minutes of the board.
June 81 A McNAIR, Sec'rv
W OOL HATS. i'll cuses--!5 dozcn white Woo
Wv Hats, for sale JOHN Il GRAHAM
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( !7LtUR-JOO bbis $ Flour. for sale by
u mlM q htlRs.LN Al Now |.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27
POETRY.
THE PRESIDE BLESSING.

THE FIRE-SIDE BLESSING.
N sweet is the hour tina, briggs US home,
Where all Gill spring 10 meet US;
Where hands srs striving as We come
To be the first 10 greet Us,
When the world has spen, Its trowns and wrath
And cars Been sorely pressing,
IT'S sweet 70 leave the rowing path,
And find a Ere side blessing
Oh jsyinlly dear 10 the homewsrd track,
Ii we are sure OF = vsleome back
What de We reck ON drearv way
Though lsnely and benighled,
live knsw there are lips ts eh'de our stay,
And eyes that will be ~ love.lghled.
What is the worth of your diaRosd ray
TIE the glance that flashes pleasure
While the words that welcome back esiray,
We fnrm hearts Chief Treasure.
o. jsyiuy dear is The homewsrs track,
l. We are but SURE OF a wclcoms back.
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he bestowed there seemed TO DO an mir Of
exultnlion and naughty defiance that rein.
y,gorated my e.anlmated my re-
sentiment. Again he stood before me in all
the blackness Of his guilt, a perhdious de.
mon. y no had mercilessly robbed me Of my
"hle's hle." The aged minister proceeded
IN the marriage ceremony, a" II any know a
lawful reason why this couple should not be
lolned IN the holy state of matrlmony, let
Them speak" lie paused as # for reply.
Nov was nv time. touched the BRIDE
upon the shoulder: she turned. he not
alarmed" | erred, "for ! mediate no injury
10 YOU. q Fanny, when adnired the
diamond brightness Of your beauty, did
not thlnk your bosom had the diamonds
hardness loo ~ could say no more ut.
terance forsook me aud IN the frenzy oil
despair, twisting my fingers IN the locks OF
the beuildered bridegroom, at one convul'
siye effort | iellrG ham on the door, and
planted my knee upon hts breast. The
whole company we're pctntied 10 marble
Before they could sufficiently recover tom
plorlng v,cun a, my feet, | snaiched my
pistol from the belt and cooked Il al has
lhro1blug temple. Al this moment the
FAR Fanny caught me ), the hand aud gis
ing II gentle AID ati-cuona'r pressure, she
sad, leone, come, are YOU not going 10
write 10 my album II has been almost an
hour since ,ou sat dawn Tor that purpose. :
- " rite ~ your album ,uir creature,
sad |, ehy ,es. viii write 10 yeur al.
BUM" aud So sayIng | aroused from the
re,rue into ~hlch had TAD from the
time took my scat BY the ig1le. aud was
uuch relieved On finding tina, the ahoye
dreadful circumstances existed only 10 a
dream Of rmagiuaiton Again dipped NY
zen 10 the snnd and having nothing poetic
about ne, ! penned the above. The stage
horn summoned me- a. flushed, and lBsi
had tine 10 print % fauus's lip tie Part.
ing hiV.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

A Shrcr9 Boz -Jldse T. travelling in
"ne IL he N"nhefn cuuntlrs, net boy
with whom be entered into conversation,
aud vas much amusrd With the shrew dur~s
II the boS's remarks. On beng s.ked
hssiiated hllle and then answered. that
ut all trades he should like To be an es''ru.
tor. An executor, "a a the judge, ~hy
an rNcruipr Because replied Tho boy
: tormrrly our is0n,ls wrrc very lad n, but
ever since father vas made au executor, We
have wanted lur pothug'
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NOTICE.

n ID those indebted 10 mo
q Book account, are reque., y Noe
toward and pay before or dn,,1 % Co
gus, Court. 10 my absence '' y. a'
Brlard will attend 10 nv hn.;' ''h A.
house. w = ""s'less Al
June 10. 1893. ",nclIA.ANDER
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.LyOTEFEEs GREET :, |"

h1fFi#a, AtfH'
am now je years Of aee--@,'s
year. I received wound on ny ~
bcrpme liberated. and continued y
Of March laa. II would oec4'i'''.
ana iscn bfraL ou, again bat N. ~,
It va,inaysry painful ooadili9e, =,
extended 10 large SIC, ard . ', ers
I tired many remedies to make , -.
success. until ! aPplled Gfag' GAIN 4
msni. two pots oi which have ~ =. M
NV leg. and reduced II to li' pa,o' .,s..t
cure would have been MADE h,oe' 4, tt
strictly attended 10 Inc direcl'oo, LAKE. 1
thc Oiut,oen,. but this ialled = y e.sa
much exercise, and yery lmfiaaa,',@ y, rgtI
bandagc. Ny lce has been W. ~sl g,,, 4
six months, during which hh,' IAN, 81
much. set it remains firm ana ~ b,sa n
nee. o, inflammation. AMER ha'',E ,oa al
Tor a period Of forty .one Year,
benefit Of sound leg again, % uotf0Nt
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" daffd.

e or y Journey men Galarer N.k,,
10 ~o,krnen Of ssbef an s.,s,
bats constant work and goot y o..
given. No others need sptl,.
los / fElIHl-
CAsrloi'e. Nay /. ls1a.
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Atl'ayeti

Fra Airayed
I'D ENRON the subscriber living
0NS miles above Concord, On
arSa@kuku he old stage road. ou tho frat
OF Apnl last, bay MARE, about 3 or 0
years old, about lda hands high, left eve
out and blaze IN her iorhead and marked
with the saddle good deal ANY person
taking up said Mare aud giving fne lnlor
nation Of ths same shall le lbernly re-.
warded for their trouble.
MICHAEL WALTER.
june ii, 1898 ti1lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15

EEANOVER COURTHOUSE TAVERN is auo,,
I'LL offered for Sals!-Tbe subscriber, having lnuds
considerable investments of capital in the purchase If
Texas lands which will require his attention. has deter
mined TO remove 10 that counry-and as SUCH again Of
fers his Tavern establishment and Farm, at Hanoye,
Court. house, for sale
This tract of land contains between six and seve,
hundred acres, and is skrled by bold and neveanv
stream on the SOUTH which gives an ample supply q
meadow lands-a handsome portion of which is now
well laid down in grass, aiording plentiful supply Of
onr forage for the use of the is also en-
The lands an abundant supply Of very rich mar capable
Of feriIizng the whole Of the arabic ands-1he Tavern
buildings are large and conmodous and have lately IN.
dergone thorough repair, with extensive additions
There also attached very houses
suitable to be converted into store house. and residences
for separate families II will sell The above lands on VERY
reasonable terms, MS anxious 10 renoSe.-l will eel
for cash or on credit exchanges for young negroes
or Southern lands, 10 suit purchaser invite such
ms NAV be disposed to possess this truly valuable proper
ty to call and examine for themselves believing lahe
property will best recommend Itself
}. D. ANDREWS
Feb % 9l-wiw
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RsassesEss7S
Exchange and Lottery ONtce,
RICHMOND VlKGIHIA.
NJ Unprccedentcd Luck at Fortunes Home.

II Unprecedented Luck at Fortunes Home. ~
Ticket Nos II % 80, tile highest Grand Capita! o.
s25 900, sent 10 gentleman in Mississippi.
Ticket Nos II q SO, the second highest Capital Of
Sd, 900, sold TO gentleman IN Richmond
Also, II &c 49, snug prize Of $500, were all sold
in the Maryland State Lottery, and paid as usual at
sight by blGuLn'
NJ Nothing unusual-B Bigger al,cays ahead 10
Another Capital of $4,000 sold at Fortunes Lounge
Drawn numbers OF The Virginia Wheeling Lottery IL
ira, No. g
50 p As G. 43 33 rs II - GO 8 80 81
Ticket Nos 45 50 r. the highest Capital Of SiONOV
sold to gentleman from The country ana PAD as usual
To the Alexandra Lottery, Class No. for the 24th
March, BIGGER respectfully directs the attention Of his
friends and patrons The tickets in this splendid LNs.
terry las will be below only $50, which will Sc
cure chance for Of the grand prizes OF 900 oGr
25 900, $1,000 or 10 COO The tickets are in great de-
mand he therefore, requests them to forward their Of
ders without delay. "
NJ Let it be remembered. that Bigger has sold the
hirbest Capitals which have been sold in the City with
in the last ten MONTHS Capitals over S5,OOO have
been sold by any Vender in the City during that l!me
except by bl1EEh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15

Sinue tickets S2U-shaFes IN PF"P"IlIUH'
Ccrlcate of package of whoes S2:O-shares IN pro.
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package " single
ticks, bv the alucky HOYT,
A, The Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known "crit.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or pIIle
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as on personal ap
picalion and the Cornucopa sent gratis containing The
ddrawino-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
I'll go Gift
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BRILLIANT AND RICH SCH

so of $600-50 of $500-50 Of $4,000 of $3OO-CV"
S250-G0 of $780, .o
Besides many of Sl50-SI00-S90-S
50-S4O--S24- S2O-SlG-$l2. ,h,
Whole Tickets S20--Halves l0-Quarters 5-b'g''-'
S250. ,.o
Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets S20O
do do IS Half do l5p
do. do. 25 Quarter do. % % "a
do. do. % Eighth no. cn,.l
NJ Orders for Tiekeisand Shercsor Certificates q fuS
ages in the above Magnificent Scheme (Which VIII p' y,
lively be drawn on The day named) will receive ". u,
most prompt attention. and an official acs0 ddres 81
ID. S. GREGORY g. CO., Managers,
Feb 81 [93-2aw4wl Richmond M 1HglH-. :.
GOAL LAND Poss,aa for ssi-By virtue Of Oh. So, day
" ,he County Court of Powhatan pronounced on 'he
rnv IS in the sut Of Edward Scott C. Peerf.
s,a,o and Others the subscber WILL on she SIS, coun.
sas a. VIM Subes Tavern, in the lower end oil
Mt public auction undivided sixth part o. p H nc
"a tnown by the oame Of Dupcy Povals Coal rus
10, neghborbood for half Of the onlaas
cash and tho Other half in six month"; The %soS NASH
about $50 acres. - ,., ' Conni.sioro'
Fcb2t is--"'"'l
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POETRY.
...,cY yI1 RraA,ss Ussuse."

BEAUTY's EMPIRE.
What avuiiS thine IRON brow,
Strong onn Of the but'le-hcidf
Thou hast met stronger now,
Render up thy lunee and shield,
Yield at laat-who yielded never,
Beauty rcigns on earth forever.
+. yYhut uvuils thy purple pride,
Monarch on thy golden throue'
Cast thy naughty looks aside,
Jewsiled slave thy sovereign owH
Eneci-,hy whole allegiance give HER
Beauty Icisus on Garth forever!
What avail, thy lore severe,
Sage-by midnight taper .oushf-
Hurs. there's l,ugh,er in thine enr,
And Thy boosted strength 10 nought;
Mocking oil ,hy life's cndeavor,
Bcnuiy reisns on earth forever.
All! her might too well lEnow,
Cauphl-made fhst--by sweet surprise.
Spare me, lips Of rosy glow,
Spare me, molting sunbriSht eyes!
Only Death my chains ean Aever,
Beauty rules the earth forever
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.7nothcr Of Biggers Jfarorite Schemes:
alexandria Lottery, Class no. /

For 1888, TO be drawn IN Ae1andrla, suIu1udy XIII
March, 1885 No. Lottery, Is drawn out!
GRAND CAPITALS.
Prize each of SGO,OO0 S25 600, $4,000, $4,000
S9UDO, 5000, $500 81, 900 $4,000, COO 81 OOO
$4,000 S25OO, 50 800 and $2,vUO-5 prizes each OF
81 $780, and S 5000 prizes each Of $500 800 5000
$500, and $500, &c &c Lowest2 No. Prize S10; Isl
drawn ballot $24; 3D. 3d. 4th or 5 20; 9Th, 9Th, eth,
9th or 10th l6; Ilth, 10Th, 18th, 18th or 18th r.
Tickets 500, shares in proportion.
- Bigger respectfully requests his friends and patrons
10 send forward their orders as it may suit TIER
convenience, and his arrangements are such that none
whose orders reach him on or before the day of drawing
can be disappointed.
- Bigger has sold and paid at sight the las, week 70
less than six cnpln prizes, and the old established Tor
tunes Loungc is in full torrent Of triumphant success
ni2 T. M
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We are indebted to Mr. Calhoun for 4 pamphlet copy
of Senator Wgh,s late able speech in the u S. Senate,
in defence Of the subTreasury Bill Neither the phi.
losophc distractions of Mr.. Calhoun, the emineny
practical mind of Mr. Wright will suffice 10 asten this
newfangIed scheme the country. The people will
prefer convertible bank paper to the promise of hard
ney, to be redeemed only by circulation Of Government
paper Let the Sub Treasury scheme be fully carried
outlet bank paper be utterly excluded from the func.
ton Of paying Government dues-and let nothing but
specie Government paper be competent to do that Of
6ce-and TO say that the only effect will be
to substitute Government paper currency for bank
paper currency without any increase OF our metallic cir
culalion Charleston Courier.
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kaesA,E'S
LOTTERY aMd Exchange Office,
nIClMDNn NIHGINII


HOYT has again beaten The field !-Three Grand Cap.
tails sold by him.
Nos. ~ "a sc. little one Of 81 ,OOO
10 90 90 S. S. 1.-Two Grand Capitals,
Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery, No |.
$4,000 Capital.
"a So So 6G al 25 - S I6 10 4s IS
10000 DolLARs-Drawing 10 take place 24th March
Tickets 20 Dollars
Send 10 HOYT for them.
The most splendid of all Lotteries which Inns been
drawn for months, is to be drawn the 24h Of March
Hoyt has the field, and is selling all the capitals He
WINS always pet of the blind goddess, therefore please
direct YOUR orders TO ID. NJ h.
S6O,O00, 25, 0Oe, $4,000.
Is drawn numbers in each package Of % Tickets.
Alexandria lottery.
For Internal Improvement in the District Of Columbia
Class l. for 1885,.
To he drawn in the City of Alexandria, d. C., Sa.ur
day, the 21th of March, 1888.
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And eight Capitals Of $4,000 each, few OF the
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BlG6rR a.
sight. The same good fortune and prompt pay ava"
all those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEks,
" Orders meet the most prompt attention, and IN 81!
the original (Managers) Tickets and Shares VIII
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake
dispute. The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had a.
usual at SIG HT the moment the drawings received
d. Please address THO. b. BlGGEh,
March 3 [0J-tfl Richmond, w.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE,
Temple of Fortune.

Clarke would call The attention Of adventures TO the
following Grand Mammoth Scheme, in which there is
more Than one million of dollars in prizes II is not
often that such opportunity is offered of enrching
yourselves Who would not give $40 for chance Of
securing 60000 besides the many other smae: prizeso
Clarke would also inform his friends in tile country that
their orders will meet with the prompt attention
ed tickets of him. that il they want prizes their orders
should be addressed 10 CHASTAlN CLARKE,
Richmond, Va.
Alexandra Lottery, Class l. to be drawn in the City
Of Alexandra, d. C.. Saturday, 24th March, 1888.
There will be no postponem ent Of the drawing. The
public may confidently rely on It's taking place on the
24h of March.
Brilliant and Rich Scheme!
Prize of $50 900. of IS U0O of Is 000,1 of 10000,
9OoO 5000, 800, 70OO 5000, 5000 1000, 5000, $500,
1920, 1000; of Con, 5 of $500, &c, &c.
sl drawn number S24 Cd, Sd, 4th and 5th $50; 9th,
9TH, eth 9th l0lh SIG; lh i2lh 18th, 18th or 18th,
SIP
Tickets only $40, shares in proportion >,
Feb % 9l-wtd
WYHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Chocla,o County.
B SETH c. PLATsER JAMES K. MaRsHALL-it.
taehnent for 50 66O-Notice is hereby given that the
above Attachment issued at the suit of the Plaintiff
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to this Office duly
executed and is pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court of said county, and that unless said De-
PENDANT shall appear before the first Monday after
the fourth Monday of March next being the first day of
said Court give special bail and Plead judgment will be
entered against him. and the property attached will be
sold to satisfy Plaintiffs demands
Tesie: JOHN SNOW, Clerk.
Feb Is eS-w6w
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office, Richmond, .
500. OOO!!!

% Drdun numbers in each package NJ 25 ttKelsI
Is Number Lolery-l5 drawn Ballots.
For lS:S-To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., on Sauf
dav oath March, 1898.