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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
A word on county Journalism.

This county is larger than German prin-
cipality; does il contain nolhitr then worthy
Of further motel Grant county is capable of
supporting population Of more than quar-
Ter ola million. II has already been the thea
ire of border wars and Of Incidents in private
life Of the most thrilling interest. and which
are yet unrecorded When centuries have
rolled away and its borders shall be thronged
with the monuments of wealthy and refined
civilization--when song shall have coDsecrs-
ted its ancient groves and its hundred streams
when oe shall have mingled with the virgin
soil on which we now tread, and our dust per
baps constitute portion Of some princeIy edi-
fee yet unplsnned. with what zeal will the fu-
ture antiquarian and historian yet unborn,
search for relics and femiscences Of the infancy
of our county! They will look for the foot
prints Of the primitive pioneer, with greater
zeal than Professor Hitchcock manfes.s in
hunting for petfifed bird tracks. II is the
humble task of our journal, to chronicle the
events and to mirror the features Of our own
county 10 particular: for we are in some sense,
the pro. tempore historian of The comfy
Our readers will then pardon Us, il we tell
them 10 the Herald, many things which they
already know.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Norbury the greatest tyrant judge OF
the age, was remarkable, after passing
sentence of death on a criminal for Of
fering a very impressive prayer for the
repose OF his soul. On one occasion,
in Dublin, after passing sentence on a
blacksmith named Sullivan he was 60
ing on with his usual prayer, when
Sullivan looked him sternly in the face
and said: "My lord, | thank you. bat
| never knew n man 10 have day s
luck after your prayer for him. Nor
bury who was not only fond Of wit,
but highly appreciated it, recommend
ed Sullivan to mercy and the penalty
was changed to transportation.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.

learn that, has been determined by the
administration. to refer the whole subject Of
the Mineral Lands 10 Congress, for the full
and 6nal action Of that body, at lis coming
session.
The attention which the Lake region has
attracted, and the competition for locations in
IL, is ono cause for this decision. The dill.
Guilty made so unnecessarily, as 10 the locations
made upon Isle Roysle. the most valuable OF
oil, appears TO be The chief reason for sending
the matter TO Congress.
|, does not appear TO me, however. that any
difficulties exist, which could not be solved
by The Executive, by reference to existing
laws.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
New Goods.

In another column will be- found an adver.
,isement of goods just brought into Potosi. by
those extensive dealers, the Langworlhys'. -
We learn that their large ware rooms are in
sufficient TO store all their goods; and are eiam.
med as full as any of these apopeciio whole
sale stores that lie upon the levee of New Or.
leans.
We do not hear Of any fresh arrivals Of
goods in Potos, except a. Johnson's and al
Langworlhy's.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
GaIena.

This city is, we believe, practically
unknown at the east and to the great
body Of the people OF the United States.
True, those who have studied geogra-
ply in their early days may have seen
small dot put down in the northwest
corner Of Illinois. labelled Galena, but
whether it was a fort or missionary
station we doubt whether many Of them
had any distinct conception; and when
they became engaged in the business OF
active life it was altogether out of their
circumstance and course Of thought"
The sswestcrn fever" which has impel-
led so many to seek their fortunes in
the regions of The setting sun, has not
laid open the existence Of Galena, and
brought it up into the light Of distinct
consciousness, as the metaphysicians
cav. The stream Of travel and enter
prise from the east has coasted up and
down the lakes and explored the ada
cent territory, so that Milwaukee, RAJ
cine, Southport, Chicago, st. Joseph.
&c., have become familiar names at the
east, but no venturous Argonautic ex-
petition has "explored the ram whose
fleece was gold," in these parts. and Ia
ken of the curse so that "any ship what
ever" may without fear attempt the
passage. Galena is, for all practical
purposes. an "unkenned OF isle" to the
east. We do not believe that one in a
hundred, even Of the most intelligent,
thinks Of it as place of more than
a thousand inhabitants. They would
be almost incredulous if told that it was
city Of 60o0 inhabitants, with an i'm
mensc trade, amounting to some mil
lions yearly, rapidly growing, and Of
fering one Of the best fields for enter
prise, if not the very best in the whole
western country. Yet it is all of this,
and we believe that Galena, and the
mineral region, of which it is the cen
ire, are destined ere long to occupy
position in the mind of the country as
important and conspicuous as it has
hitherto been obscure. When eastern
capitalists have been eager to invest so
largely in doubtful speculatlons in the
copper mines about lake Superior, it is
not to be supposed that the. mineral
lands in this region, which yield more,
certain and more profitable return
will remain long neglected. When
their resources are fully developed, GA
lena must necessarily become a great
and wealthy ci,y.-Galcna Jeiierso-
MAN.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

"A Sapient Prooost.-A learned
weaver, stating his case before the pro-
yos, Of certain western borough, hav-
ing occasion to speak of party who
was dead, repeatedly described him as
the dafunct. lrritated by the reitera-
ton of word which he did not under
stand, the provost exclaimed. "Whats
the use o. talking sa muckle abont this
chield YOU ca the defunetl-canna ye
bring the mon here and let him speak
Tor himselfln "rhe detunct's dead.
m lord" replied the weaver. "Oh!
that alters the case," observed the sa-
pient provost.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
Lamenta6ke Death-Mr. Andrew

Lanenta6ke Death-Mr. Andrew
Berryhill, respectable and generally
esteemed merchant OF Iowa CITY. was
drowned last week in ATTEMPTING to
ford Cedar river. two or three miles be-
low lyanhoein Lynn county. We I'M
dcrstand, that his horses mired in the
quic ksand, and in order to save himself
by wadingt the shore, he jumped from
bis carriage with a valise containing
several hundred dollars in specie, in
his hand, and was Immediately carried
down by the force of the current, and
weight of the specie. II is said that
he was on his way 10 this place TO buy
land. We have not been able to learn
whether the body or the money have
been found.-[Dubuque Express.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Congress DXKErNG OUT Population.
In travelling from Pauevle to Menomi-
nee or TO Halle Green, you find an ocean Of
wild charming prairie, extending south and
west over an undulating surface. with only
here and there farm. You naturally ask, why
is not this excellent land cultivated! Immi-
grants are hourly ihronging into the county
looking for such lands. The surveys show
them nothing about it. The neiehbors know
quite as llule about it, One tells them he be-
lieves that such and such tracts are reserved
for mnera--or that such and such others be-
long 10 Russell Of Boston or Brunson Of New
York Thus II happens that between the av.
aric;ous meanness0 Of Government, and The
greediness Of speculation, and The difficult
ty Of ascertaining what lands are subject
to entry and what are not. this lovely re-
gIon lies as useless as the desert of Sahara
IL is the mean. shabby, lille Legislation OF
Congress-'he pieayune policy of picayune
government. that has thrown this pail Of desc.
TALON over the heart of our county. If u, S.
will sioop so low for few posnds of mineral
we would not trust him with the corpse q
Mexico when the coppers are laid 10 The sock.
cts Of her CHASTITY eyes. The government Of
Holland has built dykes around their Territory
to shut out inundaIions. Our government. with
intolerable stupidity or something worse is
dykeing out abe wealth and population that
ought to flow in and enrich it. neither suf.
ferng our lands to be sold. nor making any
the slightest appropriation TO remove the OBJ
strGc,ons below in the Mississippi river, that
exclude half Of our legitimate trade and bUsi-
ness.
II The Pacha of Egypt were to exclude the
feHihzing waters of the Nile, by dykes, from
overlooking the bottom lands, for the sake Of
saving few hundred pounds Of rent mineral,
wha, should we say ofhiml God forgive the
bitterness of a government so well stocked
with brass. Iha, will desolale the fairest spot
on the earth in serambling for few bullets
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

A glutton of Il fellow was dining ut
a hotel, who, in the course Of the "bat-
lie Of knives and forks" acciden.ly
cut his mouth, which was discovered by
a Yankee joker near by, who howled
out, al say, my friend, don't make that
hole in your countenancc any larger,
for Gods sake. for the rest on us VIII
starye TO death"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

"Whereabouts in the good book shall
| resd?" asked the spouse of worthy
deacon in the church, as she opened
the sacred volume for the family even
ing service. Oh, it makes no differ
ence.'' was the deaoon's grave reply:
"read the story of Sampson and The
Foxes--I guess that's about as funny
as any on'li'
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

\ Washington correspondent Of The
Journal Of Commerce learns that the
officers of tie Texas Navy will proha-
bis be taken into the service OF the
United States. This, he understands,
is the intention Of the President.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has
grant, writ Of error in the case OF
Baxter sentenced to be hung AT Rock
Island on the 18th inst.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Great Terdicf. the late circuit
court. held in Weschester county, n.
York. Miss Concklin, lady rising 40
, ears of age, obtained verdict OF i've
tho sand dollars against Mr.. Addison
Hill. OF about the same age, for breach
OF promise of marriage.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Importance Of the lake com
mcrce. may be inferred from a st.le-
mcat in the Buff 10 Commercial Ad-
vertiser of Monday that fleet OF seven
ty vessels awaiting an opportunity 70
leave westward, by favorable change
in tile wind, got of.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Cecilia brings news, that the
Potosi was aground on the lower Ra-
pids, and the St. Croix on the upper
Rapids. Gaz.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

an unprecedented extent in that Sec
ton. b ~
Atthe last accounts, corn was selling
at Arkansas and Corpus Christi at fifty
cents bushel.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

wo learn that Post Office has beeu
established at Eagle River. Lake Su-
perior, ard c. c. Douglass appointed
postmaster.
From Nauroo "A small deisch-
ment of the military force in Hancock
county was despatched 10 Nauvro, on
Tuesday, under Captain Morgan. sup
posed 10 be for ihe apprehension oil
Rcdding, who had escaped from the
Sheriff OF Rock I-land and they re-
turned without having apprchend him.
co... Warren Is said to have gone to
Springfield, to consult the Governor
on the new state of affairs presented
by the action of the Mormons at Nan-
VOC, declaring that no more arrests
shall be made in Nauvoo.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

For GOuernor.-The Tazwell Wing
has placed at the head Of its columns,
the name Of JOHN j, II ARDIN, asa
candidate for Governor.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Catholic Religion, Canton
letter in tie New York Sun ssys, i
tie only form OF Christianity actually
tolerated by law in China.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Proposals have been made TO the
Postmaster General for transporting
the mail once a month, overland 10
Oregon, AT 5000 per trip.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The propeller Qiinnebang- one o.
the Norwich packets. on her passage Up
on Tuesday night in Hell Gate, broke
the shaft oil her propeller, which cau''
ed her Immediately to fill with waief'
Sic was run ashore on the Salt Aaise'
between the Bluff and Negro POM -,
and nothing but her bows out Of INC
water.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Gov. Dodge has appointed Wednes-
day the 18th day of December, for
thanksgiving.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Methodists have established q
colledge in Oregon.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The sparkle Of g,atiiied wiIe's eye
will go further than ton OF "n'hr"-
lie coal-it warns the heart.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Eat-I, is stated that the Lonoon
TICS. Chronicle and Herald are ta'h
= nres, 1t making from three TO loor
thousand pounds a wees ~ '-'''N'
embellishments.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The Synod of Virginia after having 'sn,s
disposed OF all business brougn. ~eIv -,
II adjourned on Saturday evening I,s''
TO meet again in the se6oho "
,er;an church. at 'Lynel burg a. Q" o.
he Tuesday before third SaoOA''' .
nrtober. 1916.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Bot althoug an attachment, is proceeding in
rem. il also contemplates the existence Of
person TO whom the things attached belong;
who may thereby be brought into court to an.
swer. The idea is preposerous, that you can
attach hickory tree by the nuts growing upon
its boughs, and thus draw il into court as
defendant; where as if you attach person by
his property, whether appendant to his person
or detached. so il be not by law exemp, from
seizure, why you house him.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Chcsselden Ellis Of New York, is
said to be appointed Governor of To-
wa.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

what will "Prairie du Chen" 81!
to a game of chuck-a-luek' Ed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-10
EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING
LOTS

PURSUANT 10 the directions Of the last will
- Of Abser Robinson Sso-s-d auction
on us prmisr-. ON SATURDAY h~ Ioh present
month MAyL n O'Clock. p NJ Lott
very cirb situated lying th-
ON I'd street between and and Of
h~een I'd and ID ses opposite Mr. Jo-ep Jaek,on proper
~. ptzts Of which win BE- -Ihibted day
The ali ~n corner of ami "a
streets and viii be made following t
pareha-~ money cash. and
negotiable noiss with approved
The the yment-
nzd-. WA. r. JOHNSON
m1-tds Joseph ALLEN \ ~ n
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3. qLoall fattsrieA 700
u. F. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
fotte.rtea.

NEW LUTTEkI. OfFlCE,
0PFOsfTB THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
niehnks.s. virsiala-
Dra.ias q Nee yeoey ieu.ry. No az
81 80 ~ 90 81 u 66 36 lC ~
sor hss psss-s ss la his isssssy I'D psd ,shaty
Dv.~.s e6 Akn.sr,, In,i-ry E.,.. No. io..
81 ~ IS 50 D ~ 80 - 81 ~ 81 ~ As 80
Da~ias of Va Lss-burs Lostsry. No. ie: ~.
10 ~ 36 ~ 10 2 81 ~ 4s ~ ~
W Wenp nov ssnnE Capitals every VEGA ros sizfs 10
my' J. y. WORD.
Splendid Lotteries 10 lie drawn in Nav.
- $4,000 dosn.
Aersndiia Lottery. Glass 10. 20 be drawn 10Th May
y3Oo0O l0.OUO. frst and second price. Aiso GlbOO
3i4o 5000 2Soo 50 prizes Of 1000. 20 prizes Of
&c.
Tickets go. shares in proportion. A certificate of a
package Of 20 whole ticket scheme will be sen, for
$3.50. halves s65. quarters u 50.
Alexandria Lottery. Csss No. 90 be drawn Saturday
9TH May, lS@5. NJ Alexandrs. ID. C., rs No~ and -
drawn b.los Cspitals: $4,000, 10000. 5000. 5000,
halves s. quarters SO. A certificate OF package Of 20
Whole Tickets $50. &c halves IS. 26 qrs. ~ so
Alexandra Lottery. Csss a. for 1885, TO be drawn in
Alessndrs. d. c. on Saturday May 9tth, Is45 rs Noe
~ drawn ballots Prizes: &3o.oOO 10000. 5000. 5000,
$500. l0l7. 100 Of 100, Re, &C. Sc Tickets SlO
halves S. quarter. 50. Certificates OF Packages Of a5
whole Tickets $3.50, halves 65, qrs. u 50.
Alexandra Lottery Class No. a. 1885, 10 be- drawn
IN Aiensndrio. ID. c., Saturday May 3Ist 1885 rs
Noe, IL drawn bslLs. Prizes: $50, O0O 10000 GOOO
9ooo aooo sso 1000. lI47 - Of 1000, p Of 500 %
oi soo xoo OF 2O0, &c.. &c, Tickets $40, haves =
qrs, So Certificates Of pscssg.s % Whole Tickets
Si2o % halves CO. p q. 30. II you To get Ca
Pital. send your orders to j. r. WORDS.
spD Richmond. Va.
IN the Above spicsdd Loneriss will rops
uoa and oeiai ssnt AIR
IL "ovef To ah~ho ordnr from J. WORD.
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J. q. GREGORY Z CO. MANAGERS.


Office No. 10l West Main street.
SPLENDID PIXIES FOR MAY, 1915.
May lstS al AeIanda D. q. Is Nos aad Is Bano-
Capitals $4,000 10000 5000 3I4o 5000 1000 prizes
Of lO00, &C. Tickets eio; halves S; qrs $50.
Ceruheaies Of Packages Of e. Whoh Tickets $50
DO do IS kAf do IS
DO - Our do ~ so
AeIardria Lottery Ctsss be drawn Saturday I'm
May, sI5. at Alexandria ID. e aud IL Drawn Ballots
CaPpas $4,000 10000 6OoO 1855 $500 100 prxs of
1000. 100 OF 500, &c. Tickets $40: halves S. qrs 25o
Certificate OF package OF 20 whole tickets $40
Do do 20 half do
Co. do GO quarter do "a so
Alexandria Lottery Class si-to be drawn A.Iabdra d.
Saturday. May 2Ih Is45 and ~ Drawn BaHo.-
PHAs $4,000 10000 5000 aooO $500 I0is 100 Of 1900
Tickets $40; halves S. qrs. $50.
Certificates OF Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do
DO. do IS Quarter do 10 ,o
Alexandria Lottery Class No 22-,o b. drawn In Asrardra d.
G. Saturday May 3lsi Is45 80 NYs Dawn BaIot.
pnz~s $4,000 10000 5000 5000 1000 2Oes 1877 IS
Of 1000 IS Of 5oo % Of 5oo zoo OF 600 So
halves 5; ora $50
cerne.ies Of Packages OF ss Whole Tickets sIso
d. do IS Half do %
Do rs Quarter do 40
o Orers for Tickets and Psessrr.
3, the above Splendid Lotteries, most prompt
attention. and oheisl drawing immediately
anert "a over when requested M ho Address
j. g. GREGORY q CO. Managers.
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BY Williams a. Hnxalt.
ON WEDNESDAY 18th clock VIII be
sold IN front Of our Auction
IS bids piiae New Orleans Sugars
100 bsgs do IAsuayu Coffee
100 do do RIO do
50 do Old lava
- do dos .CsuaIine'sdo
100 pockets Manila do
200 bores sIIO wincow Ch.-
Is hhds superior Baltimore Cured Bzcou Sides
10 do do Western Shoulder.
IS bbl. Apple RraL1y
10 do do do old Virginia
half pipes hne cognAe Brandy
10 do DO Conmon do
IS hbds Rye whiskey
25 bbls Old Tuscaloosa Wbskey
IS bbs Old Monoagshela
10 10 ea.ks Sherry Wine
) DO Superior PORT do
80 baskets BorJeauI OIL
100 packages fresh Gnnpo~der Tea
IN do Twsbkey
10 groee Asson'r Superior Backing
30 segs very Indigo
TERMs-under 500 cash over approved
paper. WILLIAMS HAXALL.
my 10 Aneiione-rs.
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. Pause g. Co.
RICHMOND. "a

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PASS & Co.
RICHMOND, ~.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Drawing received every day Nc o'clock.
For Saturday.
Capitals 5000 1900. 17oO, &C. IS Nos n Ballots wbol.
Tekesss Pine scheme for package eeraea Of wbols
sat halves 10; qn 6.
Also. for Saturday night.
Capital slooeo, te se eor Sc Noe ~ Ballots 90 A
cer'ihes'r' Of Paessse'O t ~ Whole Tickets sas
a2 Hsh 10
~ Our SO
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
Drawing received hy houdays Mail. Nay Is,h Capast.
$4,000 Ieooo rs Of IOoo se se IS Nos hso,. wboe
Drwius received BY Wednesday, mil May It,h c.pH.
$4,000 sooo IS o 1909, he &C. ~ No. ~ wboe
Tictes ~.
Dnwinr r,ceiv,dby soul,y's mail May ION capa.., NJ
Tickets siO
o.win. received By wsao..i,y r.a Nay 81 capu.s NJ
$4,000 10000 100 o. 500 $500 Io No PuteJ &C Ae 90
Noe 10 ballots Whole rcsebss
MAGNIFICENT sCHEuEf
$4,000, 1900, 80 prizes -oi 5000 !!
onnd Consonas,ed Lottery No. is-rsws wamiussou
SPLENDID eArrrasi
$4,000 10000 $780, 20 prses ~ 90 q 1000 Ae Sc
% Numssrs ~ drawn baaOts whos Tcke sso hsve. $40
Ceraes,c Of packages Of 81 whole Tiese. $500
~ Hail Ioo
~ Quarter SO
For "Wednesday, May 9eJh.
cspss q $40 900 sof 1900 90 ef 1905 he u Mo- ~
s.lss.. Whole Tickets -.
Gnsd CoasoHasied No e. draw. a, ws-,,,,o. x.v al
S.p'.s ssoooe eoeo tooo siI1 So 100 of iees
For csher schrncs can sfthc cnes.
Gr Packages Of vholes snd shares sinsl. whole, and
shares swsys hand in the usrs rrcst v.re,v aud a.
sne prtze. psid ~ sight nfnedistcy scr the drawing
T. RUSSELL BIGGER
mys Managers oaies, opposite runs EssIs He,.,.
d. . H.. !
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SIKAIIUNS UFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an tney can,
Por ceiling Prizes srRArros's the man,
Drawn Nos. in AleIandria, Extra IO9, MAY g.
IL G 30 10 % I 81 3 n &c 81 90
Hall Ticket Nos. "a 30. rwo uo,. c..,.,.,
Ticket Nos. 81, i"o more |sPta's
Both sold and paid by STRATToN
Drawn Nos. 10 Monongsis, Class 10, May 9Th:
IL 30 81 20 Ia Is s ~ 65 60 IS IS 81
Hall Ticket Nos IA IS "a. Three more Capitals :
II 81 ~, making 9 Capitals sold
- IS. and paid in the lasi6 dsys
by STRATTON.
$4,000, 4OOOi
Aerandfia No. III Extra for saurcav Capitals $4,000
tOOo 1900 10 " 1000 &C - Nos wbole. halves
.; qu ..
$4,000, 10000!
Aetapd No H. drawing received Sunday. nail ready on
Monday Capitals $4,000, $500 eOoe SO Of
1000 &c rs Nos. ~ drawn Whoes 10. halves qn $50
Buyers referred my Primes, which arr registered
the Once, proof Of what been done; every
drawing continues the number sold
n ordr FOE packages. single In the ahovr
ehenes and IN al LOuees, VIII be promptly TO-
daNing seat wien requested.
Pleas address Ordeu N. sTRATroN
my Richmopd. Va.
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LADIES ICE CREAM SALOONS, &C.

~ INUNbW EFFfsfHfEN uCEn0WTHIT.
IN hs PATROLS foe heir sappou throurbsu shs -
To secure W eoutnsanes. b.
and BIZ Jared dssiss a. C..<.,
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