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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

Leave me alone, said young lady to
a gentleman, who was romping with her
Never he replied, 'my dear, till | die, will
| leaUe you a Ioanf'
The New-Orleans Times says, a pair Of
boots containing a skeleton, were found at
the corner of Condo and Barrack Streets
The Coroner's inquest returned as verdict,
sThe man what melted during the heat Of
the 3lst ult
The death of a printer is thus chronicled
in an English -sGeorge Woodstock,
the Of his profession, type of honesty, the
of all; and although the or of death has
put to his existence, every Z of his life
was without
sThe best vegetable,' said lisping, old
maid to friend, 'that ! ever eat, asath a
clam,
Say nothing about yourself-either good,
bad, or Indifferent Nothing good, for thai
is vanity; nothing bad, for that is affecta.
ton; nothing Indifferent, for that is silly.
The Americans are followers of US in every
thing.-Londom Age.
We must confess. Mr.. Age, that our sol
diers followed yours in the last war.
Prentice.
At an evening party a gentleman handed
his wife glass of wine; some one asked
her if it was Madeira, to which she replied
1t came from my deary.'
A visit and an umbrella should always be
returned.
A gentleman urging others to emigrate
to the west, declared that good smart man
could make money by catching and training
lrattle-snakes for the northern market.
DIR. A.. what do you think of the practice
of spanking children? Why mem, must
say I'm decidedly in favor of it; hold il
to be fundamental principle in the educa
ton of children, as in every thing else, al.
ways to begin at the bottom.
The Ohio Register commenting upon the
occurrence of one boat being run down by
another, thinks it "a great pity that Lake
Erie is not wide enough to admit of passing
each other
sWhat is the meaning of posthumous icorLs,
Pat?' An sure it names the works a man
writes after he is dead
An Irishman, recommending an excellent
mich COW, said that Eshe would give milk
year after year, without having calves; be.
cause it run in the breed, as she came from
COW that never had calf ~
Soon after the battle of Leipsic, wit OBJ.
served that Bonaparte must now be in funds,
for he had received check on the Bank of
the Elbe.
A woman that pain;eth, puts up bill that
she is to let.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

We beliye Mr.. Clay to be such candidate,
but should the Convention think otherwise,
we are prepared to sustain its nominee
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26
A. STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor.
leW88es @0 W8@a

ssThe man that has no music in his soul,
And is not lulled by concord of sweet sounds.
Is fit for stratagems, treasons, spoils''-SHAKs.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26
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NOTCE.

H0HE firm of CUsAcA DABBs and S. B.
CUsAeK & DABBs, Is This day terminated
and dissolved viii be absent during the
SUNNI er, and 81 ny absence Mr.. Dabbs is
not authorised to use the name of the firm
in removal of any paper whatever.
S. B. CUSACK.
.Yazoo CITY. May /, 1889. 483t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

News! News! NEws!-Oh! for somebody
to bring US news! We wish no more pun
ishment to our worst enemy than that he
may be compelled, for a week, to conduct a
daily paper out of nothing. All the labors
of Hercules-the bed of Procrustes-the
wheel of Ixion-the rock of Prometheus-
the shirt of Nessus--and the fulilment of
all the biggest threats that ever Jupiter
Tonnans uttered in wrath against disobedi-
ent gods, added to the tail of collector of
small debts, would not embrace half as ma
ny pangs as prey upon the heart of news
paper maker. News! News! 81 am hoarse
with calling thee" as Richard says-BOst.
Post.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

I.iarstiRg IS the name Of tavern keeper
q the West. 4 is enough 10 make trar,
eller dry to read bis sign
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26
NOTICE.

TOSEPH HOLT, of vicksburg, Q. D.
O G1BBs, of Yazoo City, and R. S. Holt,
of Benton, have associated in practice in the
Superior Court of Chancery, at Jackson, in
all cases, from Yazoo.
ADril 10 41-tf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

The scarcity and consequent high price of
beef in the Eastern cities, is beginning to
fire the pots of those regions. One of them
has taken the matter in hand, and thus dis
courses on the subject.
"Butchers' meat is riS
"And some say it will be Tisser;
'sBut now since tits as tits,
sit can't be any tisser.
GA bold stroke for wife," as Tom said
ven Peggy foored him.
A man in our neighborhood lately swore
such a terrible oath as to split the end of his
tongue about half an inch.
~'sNow Jack tell the biggest lie you ever
told, and iii give you glass of cider."-
"A lie! never told lie in my life. 2
"Draw the cider, boy"
Il is said, that s'the worse thing in all
natter, is to court a gal and lef her So"
REToRT.-A little lawyer appearing as
evidence IN one Of the courts, was asked by
gigantic counsellor what profession he was
of; having replied he was an attorney, aYou
LAWYER said Brief, swhyI can put You in
my pocket?" every likely you mays re-
JOluGd 044 ~ JOu OOS yOu VIII
have more law in your pocket than you ever
had in your head. .
THE PREsIDENcY.-The Fredericksburg
Arena Of Thursday has these remarks upon
the subject of the next presidency:
"Our opponents are vastly delighted at
the idea Of the discussions which the discus
sion of this question may create in our ranks
They confidently anticipate the prostitution
Of the party. They will find themselves
greatly mistaken. We believe the vast ma
iority Of the Wings Of Virginia prefer Mi.
Clay to any man whose name is before the
nation, bnt they are prepared, for The sake
of harmony, 10 give him up, If necessary
They would support (perhaps with less en-
thusiasm, but yet cordially whomsoevef
may be chosen BY the Convention For our
selves, great as our admra tion for MI. Clay
IS. No regard The election Of the present in
cumbent as the paramount object and, whilst
we prefer Mr.. CLAY TO any man N tho Uni
ted States. we want an available candidate
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

In nights calm and clear, mid the bright orbs try
To trace her bright home in the beautiful sky;
And | gaze on some star, till in fancy / see
The tar-shining Spirit still smiling on me.
HTIr-o- don,,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

The scarcity and consequent high price of
beef in the Eastern cities, is beginning to
fire the pots of those regions. One of them
has taken the matter in hand, and thus dis
collrsns IN tba auhiacf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

The measure oftho Union Of the1Provip-
ces Of Upper and Lower Canadahad bean
finally disposed Of Lord John Russell gave
notice Of an intention TO bring it up at Dr.
early day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

ELLloTT's TRAVELS IN AUSTRIA RUSSIA AND
TURKEY, 9 vols. 8vo. L. Johns Il Co.'S Book Store,
cor st. Cha les and Common streets.
The cast Of Anstria the south Of Russia, and the
north of Turkey portions of the globe very little
known, and rarely visited by travellers. The book
before us, is therefore, nrize to all who like pos
knowledge of globe, and of its nhabtants-al
who possess taste for geography aud physi logy.
T" these recommendations we may add the fact that
tho book contains vivid descriptions Of Constantinope
SMYRNA, Greece, the Holy Land, Damascus, &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

TALES ILLUSTRATING THE PASSIONS by James, l
vol. at L. Johns & Co.'S Book Store.
Here is series "ftales, illustrating remorsc jealousy
revenge love- despair and hatred, and by author Of
we'll earned repn alton. lie who likes varietv-lat
spice offe, to VIII rh pce is again aided by TALENT or
he who las little time spare in books Of recreation
may resort to this volume and pleasantly vile away an
hour,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

NEW ORLEANS 18Th Feb. 1889.
Strive received note n' Yesterday, nni MS oar
sentiments coincide in relation 10 the subject on winch
i. written, have Determined 10 make but one mn
s,ycr to it. We ack owlrhgc We're somewhat sur
pr!sod at tho re"e OF y~"rnot' as the delegation from
this city had made port snggc. ting Certain amend
the bill You refer to; tina; report has been
published in the newspapers, and as our onlrns On
this bill have Away been Freely expressed whenever
the cn0 ry made o: us by Of ieilnw-clt-
seems 10 us tat re ort to the l'usiI roeFd
ding .! calling pubic meeting anrl .ppnin'in2 com
mittee obtain formal written dedication of our opn-
o,:s was unnecessary ! he Irr"euart' OF such pro"
credng las genc,n "ne) must he Obvious any one
VIII reflects that we form pn'tion Of DE- Ib"ra'ive
body, t.'nt arc bound 10 listen to the opinions OF
others before 'nall make up own, and that a
formal answer ct The kind would virtually to pledge
in uccordarc with the oriunn sSrd in it
These considerations might posi- ly I've induced MS t"
hes tate to the propriev OF returning an answer to
the query propoundcd to rs, but as the bill in question
has excited unusunl interest. and us we are de>rols I"
give every possible satisfaction to our cons utnts, 81
far do consistently with pro rcty, we have
unhcsitnn@i ~ determined to give a. tit amt 'xIlict
stt"msit Of eur views in relation ta il, promising how
ever that Cur answer must he considered only lis aneX-
preston OF present imp es-Ions and rcServng to
ourselves TIE eil of changing them should We tie con-
yuctd they are erroneous. The Ist section OF The bill
prnsira that in u'nrc the ilnI"r Shall have the tX
"csvr right 10 ipp"t Ill executive officers tca"h q
"the three municipalities Su Jet to the appreciation OF
.the cnanc al til" municipality for which sai;! officer
g has been appointed: provided that he Mayor after
"wardS shall not remove nuy lhcpr without the consent
:: the council We have experienced SOM emla"
~stncat with regard To his section; the individual
oDiriun~ Of some OF us decidedly nd'erse I" it.,
hilc tilnt Of other more Favorable. it is ir
ard to which, difference Of opi'on exist in
different sec lions Of The city, Nil Of whose wishes and
sentiments nrr eq all" entitled to our respect an i'm
pnrtia cons era ION alter n iilrr Gcilher m however,
To the conclusion that il wna lnexredlent to
adopt il, and accordingly recommended us REJECTION by
the House. Our motives for coming 10 llls conclusion
were briefly these:
l. We arc on principle opposed to any Increase Of
official patronage in the executive branch Of any Gov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18
BALI EeOOv
Dress 4 Masquerade Ball

ST. Philip street, between Royal Bourbon.
r1NHi; Manager Of he above named Ball ROOM CRATE
full to his friends and thu public o' the nnpnral.
llch pn,rnuagr brslov cd him tor several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment Inns
been enmgel for the amusement Of visitors, and nm.
,ergonc nilc sr repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality of liquors, aud the RcsauraI i'll ho
kept by the nblest Kcstnnrnr-ur in the United States
The room will reopen on Saturday even ng, Bird I"
November next. by
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BAIL,
and will take place usual Monday. We'l"es
day and Saturday evening. !urimc the season, whicl
will and "n the ist of May, 1899.
N. b. The crra,cst attention will be paid to ker.
ing rrrcc, order throughout the establishment. as va
dom last
Urt2t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

TINT Office, up to tho present moment. has alway been
filled by persons whose integrity Ut rust has never been
called inquescn,
We understand that the existence Of ths power las
ueve. indeed been deed by either Of the coancils but
ina much intelligent and upright officer of the sec,
ond municipality hud entertained doubts this point
and as this circumstance Inns given rise unpleasant
controversy, we have thought that declaaory act on
this point W. u prevent the recurrence of such diff
culties in future, have therefore recommended the
adoption oil the second section.
Asrrgards the third section, it's rropriey il equally
obvious the messages Of the Mayor to- the respective
councils containing his views and the motives Of his
conduct form part Of the proceedings Of the connc's
and tbs public interest well justice To that func-
tionarv, require that they should be published along
with the proceedings of tho council which they re.
| late.
1t unnecessary for us to add that action this
bill has not been at all Influenced by the controversy
which has been carried for time past hetweer
The Mayor and the council Of the End municipality
This controversy deplsre, but conceive it is sui
duty to keep entirely aoot from it, and 10 be guided b,
what we conceive to be- the permanent interests of encl
u d every part of tile city which have the honor tt
| represent.
We rrman, respectfully,
! Your Sbdt. servant.
| Signed: VIM. DEBUYS,
| C.M. CONRAD,
VINO. C. CLAIBORNE
A. PlCHCT,
| GEo. X. ROGERS,
To Mr.. VIM. Frerct
CEnirn,nn Nr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

The editor ofthc Courier is n rate wag non tetigH
quod non ornarik" There is brlancy in all his eab-
crate Articles which l.. truly astonishing and ph in
his paragraphs riqnan', as he made his meals Of
Cayenne, His causcitv is absolutely corrosive;
like the Iama's his saliva blsters whnteverh touches.
Would it not be well to label him as "a dangererous
man. so that those who do not desire be victimised
by his cruel irony, may avoid him.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

Two sudden deaths occurred Saturday night.
that of Mr. Fouce Conpot old respectable merchant
of this city who supped good health and died in the
Of tho night and Mr. VIM Osborne formerly Of New York.
who out in the evening" and died entering his dwelling
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

as e. EeS

IL PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in Nc most
elegant manner, in Black Colored Inks, on Fnanlc!
led, White lake, or Plain Surfaced CARDS, ant
Prices rary reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FltE, corner cf P"ydms 0nG st. Charles its.
Serr'0t New nnd Erruriful FountS IF Tyre iure
Just been 0d ted 10 The Establishment.
Ordcrs received at COMPILING Room, 81. Charles
Ercha"ye, 3rh door from Gnvier st, or at he Printing
Office Garner Of Hoytiras & St. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18
THE TRUE AMERICAN,
EDsrnO :sr ao:re Gswso1.
FAITEE'uI. End BOLD.
M ~ or w IS:
MOND FEBRUARY IS. 1880.

60, =, ,,.-. ,...,.. . .,,.:,
A'A'n r., WA" law 80
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''s' ""' ~ aus " '' ''>''ro'' WV ''
'o,'9"'"s o'"" '''''S Ivy ''e "o"c"'e '''''s
"a ''e 's' '"'s u '''"'' summer "e sun
Is "ue TAU "'' '"'' ''''io u'a CRIMSON look WHICH
the blue atmosphere then ewes h'n1' mt like sheet
Oh SILVER he sh"ne through the INN 4"z'' and he was
INC a'y s'" WITHOUT 'n' maze ana h''h', winch
"e 81 o'1"'"S a''' i'''" NUS " 'i1 eye me ar
was as S''' ny " N''E "o''i'E' una - !'''fs
A''hc appointed nm" lac seats IN Tie various cars
were "cc"9ls' hn OIL 'ey St'''e" I'm oF''''a'ey '"'
ihs '"e cHcceht caterer, Mr. roc'f I" the 'h"fFs
i''''e' o'n'''"' '"' III tae grey "nols WI " ''''
moss "''s. IN ecec''c IN" ''f'E' 'e''''"s from
'''' ''''' '''' ,''' '''~"'3 "''s's 'e,' IL"
' w. '''''e NV "'"" ''''''''s ','"SS' """ u"
..,,, :.
, ~" . " "'
' Si'' '''' VI 'S iE ''''' N.Y. "i''"'- "P '''''
the dark 'Tntcr, which leaves tn" roots OF the frcS anr
sleeps on he surface OF the swamp, N black pools.
1hrsc were 'hc varieties of The fir. four miles OF cur
ride Aul then cane the steam engine. used to move
tho drowbr dive r,np the water saw vool and npiird
p, v,rors ,s.fl ,,r,,sos And ,b.r .,ho Ne,;,.a
., - ,r,,,, ,,, ,,,,,;c,l j., ,,, ,.,, uo..
-,
49,
an" Is NY anu '' ' '' " " il "
cultivation. II IL anhlf"pV ahhp'cu l"r TIC uuS'''eaS
for which it has hcen ocripicd.
From hftt:rS " mere we s'opl'"u II it" minutes III
wood aud water We proceeded BAH. about two
miles f,r,hcr-'eirr tx from, tl, civ. This
&c ,,so b,,,,o which ,n ,,,rr hold o;t IN tho spcru
, ,.; ,,, ,o- .,r, bu+ ,,l;rl Turned ont rroG,,h'e
/ ,c .,, ,,., ,,,,, J,,,s,
! -. . - ),
| "i' " " .l " "
''7' st''"''''"" "''''''' '"" '''''''E " " " "
ing CO Ours, INC e'''"'E W ''c ~ '' VII" '"''i' IA
rnV"'nen1S were mahc--t"o l'io SH!hhoF ''N', cNo'
eth Chimes" ragodnH' were knee &eh No. ana rhfcc
Of Daetcr figures were scattered about, among snni
hnreant tlnre slr,,b. STYLED n garden Some have 20
| ~ =, .rr t,., , w :: o,,,l,
| ~, ~
! "' ~ " " "
"al"'e" Ni''" VI "!o'c on
She s gone t, Ia, LIKE If tho dismal swamp,
Wlrrc il nrehi lon: by he freely Lamp,
! She paddles her white Canoe"
It is a white figure whether IA white lady not.
Eo, mi, ~, soo, .,c III, o,er pr, wheo VIC sav
s,e,n,cr townr vessel across the end Of the AXE Sh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

We understand that g mint juleps,' made their mp
pe.rance Mt Fosers's Green Room Thursday, called
ont doubt by the genial sunshine.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18
,JOHN v. CIIILDS.

ENGRAVER AND CCrpER-pLATE PRINTER,
No. ,, camp 81.
WILL. enGravc and prin, In order. hnnk notes. bills
~ Of exchange, bills " ladng, diplomas, m'rcan-
tile and wishing cnrd. n"ori u consular md counting
house SEALS, door plates, silver ware, &c. always
hand, Of silver plated and brass door
plates
Ps Cards printed from plates arcsly engraved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

Blank Checks, Bills of Ladiny, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
lOgues, sc. &C.
u ORDERS for the Aborc, ami crery othcr DIES
criptiou Of 7PHlNrING ~ receireh at COMPILING
Room of"TRUE AMENIcAN," in ST. CHARLES FIX
CHANGE 3D. door from 'iravr at tie Printing
Office, corner Of Io,d rn and ST. Charles streets.
Ertensirs'nnd benntfm RoeK ami Jon FoUNTs
from the best FonndrirS IN tie Lned StateS hare rus
been ndded 10 Me already rr stockcd establishment:
and Orders wW be executed as ow, Clraplv
Expeditionslv and Beautifully at any other Office
in the City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

A COFFEE HOUSE +" Lei, il large stock
N of liquors, situated in of the most hlin
parts of the CITY, he only til" propricor as for
stating is, that he docs not cujo' good health For
fl nth particulars. apply to Kennedy, through the
post Office. tcl5-M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18
cpEAT AT'rRAcTIDN,

GREAT ATFRAC1IDNM
At No. SO Maga='ne street, Orer :. Lcrys AUCTION
Room, opposite Bank'e Arraae.
EER GIiI.Et respectfully informs the public that
IVE the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPATRA, Queen Of EgyM
Which has been exhibited in most of the principal
cities of he Union, the lively admi alton Of many
Thousand visitors, has arrived in this city, and is now
being exhibited for short time only, from o'clock
A NJ, to 9oc'ock, p NJ.
" Admittancc, so cents; Season tickets, 81.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18

Yesterday morning, suddenly VIM. OSBORN, Esq. late
extensive liant of New York. aged 81 years. his friends
and acquannces requested attend his funeral at tho
Painters Hotel Canal street, this morning, at ~ O'Clock with
out further invitation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-18
NEW ORLEANS
JOCKEY CLUB RACES! !
ECLIPSE COURSE.

Spring NETTING, 1889, will commence on We'd
- nesday, 18th of Mn,ch 1889, AMI con,innc S days.
First Day.
The New Orleans Plate. service of silver, vain"
$40, two mile heats. In this race VI eds and up
wards cnrry 100 lbs yr Odds and UNDER their appro-
pirate weighs.
old~; subscription son; half fo f, e mile heo,s) to
name: and close the lst Mn'ch; 3d.
Jockey Club Purse S,500; ,rra mic h'nts.
Eem1h Day.
Proprctor's Purse 500: : mile heats,
Second Race-Snmr Dnv. Sweepstakes for VI
Odds; subscription $500 half forfeit, (miIo leuts;l TO
rim Day.
Prorretor's Purse 500; nile hrnts ; hest in g.
POOTS & BR0Gs AN>-lO cnsr~. consisting Of
~ mems cali sewc, face boots, rnlf md kip 'rgh
do and mems kip brog nn'int from shr Conror-
dia for sale by ISAAC BNI rGE & Co,
feI8 13l N'caz"e
MOTT e.
Mrs SARAH BoRNENO, la,"ly arrived in this
city, will find her husband No. st Charles street.
fel7-3tp
TO BE DRAWN TOMORROW,
The following n the drawn numbers of the Louis
ana Lottery, Class B. for 1879:
g., 80, 40, Al, GO, g. 50. 80. I, 40, 90. So. 81.
sln,Ooo CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUI SIAN a LOT T f R Y .
Authorized nv Act of LEGISLATURE. Chapter NlIT',
ms. ed March 81 1929. ClSa No. 6, for 1899 to be
drawn on Tuesday, Feb. 10. 1880. at ) o'clock p
NJ. at the Exchange Hotel, 81. Charles ST.
d. 5. GREGORY g. CO. Successors to YATES
MryNTyHE y Co.
IS Nuuhrrs--ll Nrn~,n Ballots.
- GRAND SCHEME.
32,3o6 Prizes amounting to $'il 1881
Tickets 50 OG-lIalvrs s: 10 Quarters 0 -
Packages Of % tickets f,r Si4. P'rsnr"a Of 81
half tickets SOD 90. pnrkurcs OF - Quarter rb'.
$ll 90. For Packages or smell TlrE = """'r At
i'hr hnnN rrrs y frr.
frhlG So, Canal street. VI To Eamn Il
| TODAY.
5000! pitni prizn, F'rN''S o " = 20
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand >tatr Lottery t'lnss J,
IL, 10, II, tG, 80, 81, 81, 81, C5, 80, +, -
Nos |, G, o. the Capital Prize nf Sl3,0m, SOLE
in n whole ticket, by Nr John d Wis. No 80
Custom iIojIs. street and Lnshrd as
uroSrrted.
zNLASS II, Authorised hv the l."gisln'rr" Of III.
| ~ Suio. To be- drawn This Ilar, Feb. Is, lHJ
at e o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
: DAVIS co, Managers.
IS Drawn nrm'crI-'2 Drawn Ballots.
Splentd Schcmc
27 Sll Prizes amounting to sls69I
Tickets 50 '0--Iinlv"S 40 'nr,Hrs $n 63.
Packages Of p Tickets for So 80, warranted 10 dra"
at ens, $50, and may draw ulc h ghesi capital, Il
$3l %, warranted to draw ut least $i 90. Package
OFFS Quarter Tickets s5 63 warranted to draw Il
least 81 So
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