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Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

The latest accounts from Austria state
that Hungary has declared itself indePeni
dent. This is a movement Of vital impor-
lance. Hungary and its dependencies lie
beyond the Germanic confederation, and
constitute . large portion of the Austrian
empire, with . population equal to ona'
third Of the whole empire. If any effofl
lis mads.byf The Austrian Government q
flores Hungary back ints a state Of dspfHr:
ldence, a war will break out, the issues ~
which may be disastrous to the entire fss-
lric Of Austrian power. Thar empire IL
coqfederacy Of States, some of which 4e
iwitfinths Gsrmanic confederation, wAIe
snaiority Of them are beyond it. An p
Traction once made on this confetersed
fabric may end in the demolition ofasfts
parts, which are bound together nSth.sby
affection nor d common interest, bst blythe
.lpressure Of a'despotism which resardsan no
.lsacrihce Of life and happiness as foo gfas
when called for as q political nteessN-
Eoaisvsls Jpurndi.
II - =. ~ ~ 20. H.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

In the House Of Representatives., Marcia
l84s, In Committee Of he HAoe On The
state Of the Union, on the BIZ further
to supply dsfcieneies in the appfoPr1d=
Huns for the fiscal year ending June,3J,
Mr.. F1CKLfN said:
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sll,65o,2ss 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register of the Treasury
ARMY ORDER.

Gpx,,., o,nrns WAR DEPARTMENT.,
} Washington, Nor. g. 1913.
l. The following order of the Secretary Of War announces
to the Army the melancholy intelligence Of tho decease Of
Brevct Major General ). w. kEARSr, U. 5. Army
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsuIsGTos, NOVEMBER 6, IS4s. \
The President with feelings OF deep regret announces Il
the Army the death of Bgader General Stephen W. Kear.
n.y. Major General by brevet The honorable and useiu
of this gallant officer terminated the 3lst of Octol
Der, al ST. Louis, consequence Of disease contracted
whlle in the discharge Of his official duties in Mexico.
General kearGy entered the Army in 1912 lieutenant
and continued IN it until his deatha period Of than
thtysx years His character and bearing an accom-
pshed officer unsurpassed and challenge the admiration
OF his fellow citizens and the emulation of his professional
brethren His conquest 81 New Mexico and valuable
IN California have nseparaby connected his with
the future destiny If these territories anu it will be held
in grateful remembrance by the successive generations which
will nhahit these extensive regions Of Coniederacy-
The AdutaGt General will direct suitable military honors
to be paid to the memory of this lamened officer who earned
and lived receive from Tire President and Senate the high
est rank in our army just reward for faithful and mer
tonous services. VIM. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
H. Pursuan, the foregoing instructions Of the Secretary
of War, the pests in the 9Th military department late under
command of the deceased General, will fire minute guns
(thirteen, commencing IL o'clock H. and display the
national flag ha stat, the day after this order SHALL be
received by the respective commanders The officers Of the
Army will the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
ly order: j.. THOMAS,
Assistant AdHiant
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EINnEnnruK. Nnr
pnILApELPnr., NeEENnrn SIP. ".
FROM TEXAS.

Nv J three arrivals from Texas learn that six com
uics Of The third infantry encamped Lavaecl The
Galveston News that the reports ror Lagocca were
q tWensIx persons in all had been killed by the Indians
The greatest tpidatirn prevailed amongst the coI.e and
Sssrs ned that tho Indians would attac, anl fire
- town, but the arrival Of Government troops contributed
greatly towards quoting their approximations.
Pr8m tie Victoria Advocate Of the 18th, learn that
many persons disposed 10 the Governor for
iusDs TIE rausng companies 10 be retained the service
stze however that he hal ordered three companies
~ raised icrhwitn for the defence Of the frontier
The Advocate says that the Indians, after killing thirteen
Sn, wounding several others, and taking anrun o
ce,y, nave escaped, and most probably in their
.tyunttiu homes.
TIE Allocate learns Nv several gentlemen from San An
.3n.J, that o. desperate in that pIceFamblers and
s .odiefshad collected together the number oi
shout evenly, pretence Of fighting tie ndsn' but h
give real o Of robbBg the 1uaftermaser cafe aud stores
al yayned by the death o their leader named
nrs, Na3 shot Ivy Mr.. Waiace whose he broke
isto yah cooked pistol intending 10 hill him. Some
a he party. Scr hc death Of their leader revealed The
The HuuVie Banner the death II Col Joseph
J. Banna Of The sol Ter u the Texan revolution. He
commanded the left wing the tatts O Fan JacinoPy.
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H.NILrsx, UPPrR ClxapA, JryE 80, lsls.

HtNmrgN, UPPER CASADA, JrSE 80, 1913.
iessrs. CANP & WILKES Gentlemen / am going 10
give you account of real m in tue shape OF m
lishnan in lhs city, who Las made himself rich ty begging
among 700 Yankees He came here about ten years ago.
hind aud p1o b led bin from door door, ,rng tor
cold sctuaiin ct any thing you had mind give him
IN the way Of food clothing he found that the
Ca adams began get tired OF bis ,isits ard after being
here about wears, he took TIP the States try h
Hunc. lie there represented himself be the father Of
light or ten children, emigraut and destitute Of every
thing 70 make himself ard family comfortable and he
ceoded by ell his expectations He returned ab
ssEcs Of year, not ony with good cohirg bot gold and
silver. HC Ie nsei his goods with wife, who commenc-
81 clothing shop, end he then started OIL again AMI in
another dire ton, south he returned with better luck than
before ard bavgh. lot u land bui fame house
add paid e., It, Not satisfied be started again. and wen, to
New Udcaas ST. Louis aud Texas and returned in abjut
year; be then coniHsnctd TIC foundation OF Jck dwelling
hou.a, worked away long the MONEY would last,
and when cEpsn 81, would again on a Begging tour
through tba United s;1es He Inst finished The two-siory
brick house. aDi us about our hundred d1isrs
PER year. \ un-mh called on him the other dag, for
small claim Jr nIng tie roof bis house, and ne
euFascd 10 find his vile STATED psrlor cafpe'od with
Fo'as and beautiful ryan, with which she played him
tune On prc.cnting hs un', she tod him he must
wait uu tho U' her husband he was on bee zing
too ~ the states, ard sae looking for him every DAY.
be had written Ger tta lie had good lu and won be able
y pay all TIE little odds and ends DUO Upon brick building
i3r be had the dimes in bis pocket. Nos, Nj. Editors
wout Ike - know II This impasor should % through thu
world auwhppei Of dstica This man name Is Haley.
be IS short aud thick set generally white lat green
goggles, specs, black hair ard aaf p1e COM
plerion. JOHN BULL
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orr WONpROUs ATMospHERE.

The atmosphere rises above with cathedral dome arch
ing towards the heaven, Of which i the most familiar sy-
nonyne and symbol II floats around like that grand
iec which the apostle John in hts vision, Of glass
like crystal" So massive Is that when il begins
about grea ships like plqyhing and sweeps cities
end forests ko snyf-k destruction before and vet
mobile hat have lived years in before be per-
fusIe that il all and tho great bulk OF mankind
realize the truth that they hahed in Of air.
IL weight that iron shvers before like rlls;
We, soap ball sails through il with mpunty aud the thin
insect il aside with It's wing II ministers lavish
" all the We touch rnci, bot il touches lis
south winds bring back color the pale face q the
valid cool winds refresh the fc,ered brow and MIKE
the blood man e In CLERKS its moth blast braces into
new gor the hardened children Of rugged climate. The
rye indebted for all the mlgniccnce Of sunrise, the
lu brightness Of MIDDAY the chastened radiance Of the goam
ing ami the clouds that cradle near The Getting But for
The rainbow would want its iumpha arch, and the winds
would send their hecy messengers eands round the
hayens the cold ether would she'd feathers the
Garth would dopsof dew gather The flowers the kind
" ram would fall hail storm fog diversity the
lace Of The sky Our naked globe would turn IL tanned and
unhado.ed forehead 20 the sum- and dreay
bare OF right and heat dazzle and burn up all things Were
there 10 atmosphere the evening would IN moment set
ard without warning plunge the earth in darkness. But the
air keeps il her hand sheath Of his rays, and lets Them slip
hot slowly through her fingers that the shadows Of
ing gathered by degrees aud the flowers have time bow
Their heads, and each creature space find place OF and
10 nestle epose. III the morning the garsh sun would al
one bound burst from The bosom Of night and blaze above the
horizon bu tho air watches for his coming and sends al first
ha' little ray his approach and then another
and y and by handful and gently draws aside The cur.
Of night and slowly the light fall on the face Of the
sleeping earth, l her cycds open, and like man. she roeh
forth again 70 her labor ill the evening QqyierLy Rsrie,c
Rox,st 1t is possible, says Tso that Of all the causes
that have injured the health Of the principal has been
the podgous multiplication Of romanccs From the cradle
the Dost advanced age they read them with eagerness
that keeps them almost without motion and without sleep
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RgcoyEEED L,EE-A singular accident occurred on he
Michigan Central khlwsy IL bfc1me Necessary carry
grading or cmlarcn. o fifteen eet high low piece
OF rrouad arnc about hundred acres nearly dry
enough Tor p!3ughend. When they had Progressed wih
tie grading distance, became heavy or tho soil
- support, The crus' q the esa broks in, and he cLank
msnt sank down into sctcnt yan, ~ If 4tcrt Il appears
st the piece Of ground mad been ake but had collected
sd o roots, pest, NICK, sc. is surface apparently from
20 fifteen Zee, thick which bad become basituea a1d dry
enough fH farm purposes Mr. CryoE the engineer thou7ht
would have supported cuankment n i've feet thickness
aud that II Il bad been Necessary fr theta To have enc
much heavier would have supported tue roa and the lac,
gtt have dscovefeJ tat II n s,ed on TIE bosom
III a lake.
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Is SOT sUcH Sos AccrnsED I'm an English paper we
find the following, which surely whouI pargIisl in hso.
~, as tor the sake 81 our nature may lie
" Ia The Tauu5n County Court, Mr. Comta suglicd f,f
The discharge Of al ns)ycn named George Day. Ell I'D
Upward Of 10 year u age who bad been imprisoned egh.
years a. the suit Of Bis son, Frederick Day. Tie old man
stated that some years he had signed N the Whole 81 biz
property Of the value about 81, ODO /, hs children, aud
having gven note Of band for Go 10 Frederick which he
failed 70 meet 81 10 proper time, sc vas proceeded agaus
Notwithstanding hat be bad len; various sums u The aor
amounting 70 The whole 10 rery $780, but ~ which
count bad been acpi The result vas that the uhfo-ur ale
od man Sas thrown a.o prison. where he remained eigI,
years. Ihe judt" Immediately ordered TIE nsovenls d.s-
charge observing al be Ought have had years asc
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MILITARY STATIONS on THE RIO cRASpE.

MILITARY STATIONS on THE RIO CRANDE.
TIE resent assignment Of troops or the Rio
&raUde ..oI,ier, by both republics, appears 10 be
Is fellows
G&isa Sot military stat;0as.Tho Brownsville Texas
Flag the 18th u,mo says 1.-The CO. lwls e. E., til,
vreen % ae the stations for the United SAFES forces
trg o: yist companies Of st infantry and tvo companies
a art.Iywo companies Of !nau'y u: Fort Blown, head
Iareys, company If artillery PGnt Isabel en-.
.anes .Ht4tuv Clay Dlyss LRio G.4u1c Cry 4 one
Company q 'sh artillery do companies uftatry Lo
r2lo. ahd 3npanios Of infantry Preside Rio Graude
Uagcaa ~i"tuy ttgtj,as.-Tke Mat7moros II Ben Pub
s.o says General Don AEGyt4so Bustlaen'e has been
y2oinei IN HE Mexican government to lie command Of
The iece~ e stationed along the frontier the RIO del
Nome ae. \ brigade o. SIX hundred mst commrdsd ly
aeutra ia. Franosc, Mejia, Is to garrison Ma.aitoros
&n2hv h ,aie Of the Guuhor If men, under the coa
ntad oi .Eal Don Fraacisco Ava, will b. stationed a.
Gzma--o These two brigades wId firm 4 DIVISION under
lie de-! ion Of Division de Ma. Private letters
lie cary --'lga # VI. a at lis post"
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The Boston Post claims that tho girls 81 Cas and has
te 1pudence to instance Miss spp, Miss Souri,, Louisa
Ara. Virginia, Mary Land and the two Caroinas. This
dam Louisa Anna legs 10 say 70 VII Cas- that she
uol bc home" If he calls otis no use knocking al
tie 5,or" Miss sippi and Virginia think Of cunz him
Mary and declares that she has acquaintance with tbc
rtreuan and don't want TO be Introduced. One q the
taronas says tie same thing ard the other profess tha
se would send linn about bic business only that she bound
70 mad her pa Della Ware, and Gesrgn, ard Fra Day
tel u, that they know stout old soldier worth forty Of him
So he vixen with he vinegar name, Miss Surf il tic only
one tho whole btvy len console the unorunae beau 10
the dark days about 10 oycrske hn--Tascaosa
(d!dj Mnityy.
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And art ihou ilel, nv child :

And art thou lied, my child
Thou, to whose love and flal tenderness
looked for comfort in the deep distress
That, ike tempest wild,
Is bursting sore on my defenceless head
And art thou also lied .a#.
Thou, whom from childhood's hour,
With more than kindred care ever strove
TO train = comprehend parents love,
What witchcraf had The power
To tear thee from loving fathers breast,
Where none bu. thee should rest?
Thy sisters fall I mourned,
That she trusting father could deceive,
And wantonly his best affections grieve
But then my heart returned,
Seeking from thee the consolation dear
That was denied il here
Ept thou, whose home hath been
OF all loved ones nearest % my hearl--
Whose love, nehought no hand but Deaths could part,
And in whose form
Nought but the good the gentle, and the true
Couldst thou be lailhess too
Daughter we meet no more
Thou that hast Ia thy portion with the foe;
GA! he tic sorrow never thine 10 know
That thou hast s1wn of wore
Within thy fathers heatt--what can express
Insulted loves distress
NuIsed Ivy affections hand
Yet mast thou fed from those that love thee well,
Far from their presence eveimole to dwell
Amid hostile band;
Wilt thou from them the fond affection find
That thou hast left behind
And IL too must go,
Bereaved, torsaken, 10 foreign shore,
With stranger souls to dwell for evcrmora
In solitude and wo.
My very children have forsaken mel
Saviour trust in Thee.
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hoHE ISpraN MURDErs ~ TEy,s.-The Nov Orleans
editors have received flies Il Galveston papers up the Goth
umc. The Interesting concern ihe murders and
Expectations ty tle Indians who continue THEN recently
commenced De- re5stons the frontier, and have murdered
Buncti. The sett ment on the s.Ssndys' completely
broken up-D Burnett being killed there among Others and
tho citizens Of Gonzales and the adjoining Counties have
i.ci'ed aid from the Governor Numerous Tsic gone in
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we reserved some days age, from Mr. jUstUs L. Css
roNs, q Dlstson county, North Caroline, letter ssiirs
on bs csIm 70 have been the Of the system Of
ocrtroclcgaphs u telegraph writing aely referred % b.
thc Baltimore Correspondent Of this papes Bans cegr,ph
We would have inserted Mr. Clemmonls letter eheefliy
bad uo' been that be Introduced the OF tesgec-
bic CITIZENS 10 way 10 which, without knowing Of
the facts VIC 51 not S authorized to pacs ,hen bsoe the
pubic.
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LAMENT OF JAMES II. ON HIS DAUGHTERS
FLIGHT.

But when his favorts daughter affected regard him as
Sate crimnal-when she fled from his hearth 10 league
herself with his deadly foes his grief knew no bounds
and he bust into tears sGood Godn he said am then
deserted by my own children On subsequent occasion be
exclaimed in the words OF the Psamist, 'Oh if my enc
mes only had cursed had borne it. "Jesse's Court of
EngiaRd-MemQir Of Queen AaRe.
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fellow walked into jewey store N Cincinnati, Oaio,
tie 10Th uno and asked wa'eht aud chsis
number Of both shown him, and, selecting of
cah be deliberately walked OIL lie was pursued Of course
bat succceded in getting into crowd and by raising the
CRY Vi stop Thief " ayerte suspicion from himself 50 long
aal he bad ne opportunity ecape. which Of course be did,
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING Nov. |, 1913.

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING Nov /, 1913.
TREAsrnY DEPARTHENT
Registers Office, AocenJer J, ls4s.
Amount outstanding of the severe issues prior
of this office .......,... -. sl6l, Oss 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue Il 22d July,
1916, as per records Of this oi'e 2s5, $50 90
Amount outstanding of the issue pf the 2sh
January, ls47 per records Of his office l2Si45o 90
ll,G6O,6s9 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
counting officers Of which $40, $50 is under
the act of I'D July, 1916, and $3.50 under
other acts. Observation-Disclosures. lO,4a9 90
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aLgrEr G,LLsTIS,-The New York Tribune Of
Tuesday saws:


F1es@ay says:
"Ir.t s read with profound r,grt that this venerable
al Israg citizen has been for days aud s si dan
.raty W his residence IL this city. iis disease
Gag ,lls 10 be fatal 10 persons o his great age. We
I Jusd that he ebdures biz sui!cfings wih characterize
.aeg.s anil aDoty having scarcely O.t ninety years u
ss uyor aud various experience any Of genie
rir,.c ~ ard kininsss Of childhood Whaieyrr may have
Sse ~ Gaiatia Of political opinion ud
early u, mastery AID righteous disc ard denun-
CAsuo,s 81 t Texan iEquty and Infamous With Mexico
ae lie revercnced for character, well respected
Ex poNr sa Adams aud Ogis, Pitkn aud Kent, and
others ~h aye recently received 10 another world the oest
coward aa waits sincere aud devotion 10 The welfare
II m1nkud
"Mr Cola u pebble services need not be here reca! ID TO
gc cn1rs h readers they occupy Of Tie highest
pages Of oui history. Except adams longer
sJuspCuouy before the Am can people, aud has
preserved great perfect command 81 bis "a
lss. Never negeeing the important interests Of the
lgy watching with nic interest and guiding TO the
~ h aucnce the current Of affairs, he has preserved
.a,rned hs claim first rank among the learned
az time and, as President Of the Historical Sociey and q
sc EthnOogca Society, and active member OF other
ss Tor the advancement Of knowledge and the culture
u ogs. performed such lasting and acceptable service
a. viii ecuc the respect and reverence Of other ages
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The Hon. Dawn Scans, Of Boston. his made further
donation e property the value Of $4,000 to the Sca
Foundation Of Literature and Benevosece III, previous
c fir the same object amounted to $40 900 He has also
gwen s. 900 to hc Cambidge Astronomical Observatory
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DETnotT, Soy. 80 p NJ.
u. re Gen Ca.s Jss be Understood
c2a, rustqueuce OF tie 'Eaise AID centurion" Of Inc
sct.gl b. be considered withdrawing from the
c1sr.ls,, . re - canno, expect to be heard"
RINDERHcuK, Nov. 9-&t r. ".
H.. ian Buren, says b. has rot been Understood 'h,
His ground this II he could b. elected b.
candidate il he could be elected, re MI can
talEr. l!s says he sees he a candidate, AM
here .-a e@c4 scs bis friends for not voting Tor him.
pHrLApELPmit, NoyExRrR So +. w.
Trctry Taylor baats ME Rae, CeyiQ'a.-Wl.ie the re-
sIt Cd he great national contest; in which Genera! Zachary
Tny Tor engaged IN Tuesday, w hang in doubt hs Phi
Ia pisa LaesaEe 10 horseAcsh, in great match here this
tissrpaoa aa Grey Eagh," of Boston, once Gauns
most dcot1L victory Tour iace. The match fr 81 OO0
.st three ye, mile heat The contest was spirited aud
-ls rs', l,Il aud fourth heats by ''Zlchary
gtcre great numbers in attendance and interest
r-ViIge9 80 The result.
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THE REV. DIR. BUUPER,- FAMILY SCHOOL,
IN TIE COUNTRY,
fNear I.iitlefnn Warren cnnnIr. n. I,A


IN TIE COUNTRY,
Near Iittleton, Warren county, ". C.)
~ E subscriber having spent upwards ct thirty years
instructor IN the Colleges Of the Caronss, is dsi
rouS 70 retire, for the ret II his c private sitCa
ton. He proposes, therefore, open, ia Ja,ay next, at
the place above mentioned, Select Scho9 0 Bys betreeen
eight and teer years Of are, il which their Intellectual and
moral cultivation be carefully attended to- and where they
viii be Withdrawn from the usual temptations Of towns
and villages The subscriber hopes st his long services in
public institutions have made him sufficiently known tho
public around him, furnish parents guaranty that their
IL entrusted to him. will b. well tug and taken Of
For the satisfaction Of those Ut distance he bcgs leave
present the following testimonial knd, furnished him BY the
distinguished President d South Carolina College, in which
the subscriber was for seven years Prot ssor:
I" SocTH CAROLINA Cor LEsE, April %, IS48.
Mr. DEAR Sin earnestly hppe that your project &c
Select School meet with great only account
OF the lively interest feel ia whatever concetus you but also
Tor the sake q those may have the good fortune 10 be en-
trusted your for indeed know no whose train.
Jog and teaching, whether regarded morals, or
scholarsnp, would a than yours
When tndcayCred 10 dsuade you from your purpose OF
leaving this College, prompted both by the desire
tain our valuable services the usttuon and 20 continue
most agreeable associations with highly respected and nor-
ed friend With these feelings, sincerely entertained should
DC happy TO think thai my might be Of service 90 you
: Your friend, sc. VIM. q. PRESTON.
!" Rev. On HoorER"
Terms $500 pcr sanurn.
For those Who stusy modern languages $50 extra
As the hrs ytar than sixteen will be provided
for, applications should be early made.
no boys fifteen viii be taken, # sufficient NUM-
Der under ihat age be offered.
All other particulars given in Circular, which viii be sent
any application to the subscriber R Wake Forest
College, North Carolina, till st December next after which
time application must be made 70 him at Lieton C..
oct i4--svcp w, HOOPER.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES roR .ror. rs4s.

ID. PAINE d. Go.
sole Contractors and Managers Of the Maryland
state Lotteries, ONCE No IL, Eayette street,
Baltimore.
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TN HraEIcASE AT AyrieUA.--Thc amount Of property
zerfroycd by tue hurricane Antigua estimated at hs6
.y,aison q dollars The number Of lives lost at 20.
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1 All the drawings conducted hy State Commissioners
90 All Lotteries and the sale oil an Tickets Illegal in
Maryland except the Mars land Consolidated State Lottery