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Leasing Of I74 555.44 acres OF Chick.ssvv school
Lands.

Lands.
TN conformity with the legislature of the State
OF Mississippi entitled IAN act to provide for the eus
ruary, d., 1913, shall proceed to offer said lands,
hereinafter designated lat public auction the highest
bidder, for gold silver, the
lars Tor lease for the of ninety years.
renewable to the lessee, his heirs assigns forever
the city of Jackson front of the State capitol on the first
Monday of December, A. d. 1913, in quarter
uons the have been surveyed and subdvded
under the authority Of the United States beginning with
day Sundays exceped) until the whole said Hands
shall be offered for lease, to wits
In the county of IaAahatehis.
Townships 25 and 26, of range west
Township 70, OF range west
- rs, of range east
6 rs, of range east
Containing in all about 1927 So acres
In the county of Pamela.
Townships q and %, of range
"a, of range east
Containing in all about zoos 10 acres
In the county of Bolivar.
Townships rs and u, OF range west
II and 20, of range 6 west
II and "A, of range west
Z" "a and 25, of range west
Containing in all about 23.646. 70 acres
Nm the county of Coahoma.
Townships a. %, and %, of range west
"a 8, % and 50, of range 2 west
26 q, q, and 2, Of range west
rs and H,i OF range west
Containing in all about III ,42l.9I
IN the county of Leake.
Townships and 10 north, of range east
detailed list of said lands will be found posted a, the
door of the court houses respectively of the counties in
which said lands situated and be had by appica
ton to the Secretary OF State And all those who by said
entitled prescriptions, notified that, unless
they avail themselves Of the provisions thereof before the
'"' u ''A''''S' '''e' VIII '''i' SAMUEL STAMPS,
Secretary of State.
Jackson, May II, 1913. May 25-lawtlsDcp
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Great Attraction ut the Old Corner of 9Th street
nRY GOODS-DRY GOoDS-DRY GOODS I'VE have
- just opened splendid stock of dry goods, which
will sell auction bargains, having bought great many of
them great sacrifices We call attention the following
articles, Wis
300 yards extra super satin striped Cashmeres
IL pieces satin-str ped and plaid alpacas
pieces cherrycoored, mazarine, lightb blue NOUS
selines
pieces handsome plaid Cashmeres, at Csc, worth 81
so pieces Cashmeres and Mousseines from ISl to SO
With about yards calcoes fast colos and ranging
from 81 to ia cents per yard
We would call the particular attention OF all persons
siding in the country TO stock OF goods we keep
stanty hand of the largest assormen OF goods
adapted to their wants OF any house in the city We name
the following goods, which will be glad to furnish at
such prices they be bought for in Baltimore any
where south OF New York; Wis
Blankets OF every quality, from the lowest possible price
to the best Whitney at $40 per pair
Lnseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and fulled cloths, of the very best.
Cassnc Hannels, brown and white cottons osnaburgs
buraps and everything adapted the of purchasers
ngs such be undersod by any house in the Dis
rictor elsewhere all of which most respectfully submit
for the inspection of purchasers.
~ b. Country merchants will at all times find
sorment good, and, buy of goods by the
package, we can supply them at Baltimore prices.
w. Nj. SINISTER ~ CO.,
Corner of 7h street and Penn. avenue.
Oct l0-eo2wif
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

The name Of upon tie
payment Of the subscription be made in sdvsaca
Distant subscribers forward money by letter. postage
which viii be paid by and all BY
sale transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published trywssky during tas
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during
period loss than bs received
terms propsrtionsd to the above annual
m PosrMAsTERs authorised 70 act sssns by
sending us yyE with SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with $as ensiossd; WEEKLY
scrbe with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy same
edition as they furnish subscribers for, CRATE
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T,HE Rise and Fall or Louis Philippe, by Bon Per-
l. ley Poore, vol
Story of the Peninsuar War; by General Vane Marquis
of Londonderry.
Orators of the American Revolution, by E. L. Magoon,
vol
The Image Of his Father" Tale of Young Monkey
2 parts.
The Battle OF Buena VISTA by Captain Carleton, LIST dra
goons.
Index to the Reviews 1 vol.
History of Mary Queen OF Scots by Jacob Abbot vol
engravings.
History of France, by Mrs. Markham, prepared for the
of schools by Jacob Abbot, 1 vol.
Just published. +. TAYLOR.
Oct y
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TTNIvERsITY Of Pennsylvania, Medical DEPART
u nent, Session of lsfS-49.-The medical lectures
will commence on Monday the 10th day of October and
be delivered under the following arrangement.
Theory and practice of medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, M. ID.
Anatomy, by William E. Horner, NJ ID.
Nateria Medica and Pharmacy, by George b. Wood,
M. ID.
Chemistry, by James b. Rogers, NJ d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M. ID.
Obstetrics, and the diseases of and children by
Hugh L. Hodge, M. ID.
Institutes Of medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
Clinical instruction, the Pennsylvani Hospital, by
George b. Wood, NJ d., medicine, and George w. Nor
ris nj. d., on surgery, twice week
Demonstrative instruction in medicine and surgery twice
week. by the Professors of the Medical Faculty assisted
by W. w. Gerhard M. d., and Henry II. Smith, M d.
Preliminary lectures will be delivered daily the I'd
to the 18th of October, inclusive.
The rooms for practical anatomy will be open from Oc-
tober LIST to the end of March ensuing John Ne M. D.,
demonstration.
Amount of fees for lectures in the University $l05
Matchmaking fee (paid once only
Hospital fee 10
Practical anatomy 10
Graduating fee 30
The commencement will take place early in April.
w. Il. HORNER, M. d.
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
3S6 Chestnut street, above Thirteenth, opposite the u s..
Mint, Philadelphia.
July 27-3tawtl6Oct
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LavvrenceviIle Classical and High School,
BetUeen Trenton and Princeton, NeD Jersey
THIS institution is still in successful operation under the
OF the subscribers. The of instruction is
thorough and extensive Boys prepared for any class
college, for life board of experienced
instructors employed Teacher and pupils constitute
household Ii believed that the advantages equal
to those of any similar institution.
The OF $500 all expenses music, draw
ing, and modern languages.
renee is re specty made the following gentlemen,
Gen r. Jones' Gen Henderson, b. o. Tayloe, esq, Rev.
r. r.. Gurey Washington David English, ESQ George
Hon. w. L. Dayton, Chief Justice Green Trenton,
New Jersey; S. Bspham, esq, Philadelphia Valentine
Mott, M D. New York John Ross esq, Cherokee Nation
Catalogues obtained on application to
II. " S. NJ HAMIl.L Principals,
Oct. 7-w3ls Lawrencevilc, N. j.
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We have handsome article of gentlemen's sewed calf
oube-soled, and light boots for So
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
wel-assored stocks of heavy brogans We
den if they will only give call, they will regret
the time spent in looking over stock. If you
good and cheap article, please you. BE particular
in calling at A. HOOVER ~ SONS,
Oppo Browns Hotel, 2doors from b. L. Jack Bros.
Oct 7-:}aW3W
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asn 10 80
Sale OF u. s. Transport Steamers PropeIleTs
Vessels,

rNHE following named vessels, owned by the United
States Quartermasler's Department, will be offered for
sale public auction, in the city of New Orleans at the
government wharves, Third Municipality, eighth
day Nopembe neat, by order OF Major d, d. Tompkins.
o. M u. S. armyi
STEAMER GEN BurLER-stern wheel ABB tons double
gne 2oO power engines built by Messrs lnman 81
Gault at Louisville, Ky
STEAMER GEN HAMER-2S0 engines built by Messrs.
Yeatman ~ Shields, Cincinnati 200-horse power, of very
superior workmanship; wroughron shafts and cranks
stern wheel.
PRopELLER McKIM-363 power OF engine 100 horse
Lopers propeller; barque rgged engines, hull and rig
ring in good order
PRoPELIER EUDoRA-262 tons engines I20-horse power
of superior workmanship and in good order rugged with
three
PROPELLER WAsmNGroN-235 tons engines 100 horse
power; schooner rugged hull rigging, and machinery in
good order.
PRorELLER SECRETARY MARcY-l65 engine 75horse
power; hull, machinery, and boiler in good order.
PROPELLER COLONEL SrANroN-l65 tons engine rs horse
power; hull, rigging, and boiler in good order
PROPELLER j. X. THoMsoN-l00 tons engine 50horse
power.
PROPELLER JAMES CAGEl15 engine 60 horse power
SCHOONER PIoNEER-55 well found in sails rigging
and ground tackle.
In addition the foregoing vessels several small prope
ers and schooners will be offered descrp ton of which
may be obtained previous to the sale upon application
the quartz masters Office.
Oct S-3tawt3lstOct Intel ]
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IL avenue between Al and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the particular attention OF their friends and the
public to their large and stock of fall and win
goods Just received OF the latest and fashionable
styles Of cloths cassimeres vestngs &C., making their
this time, including general and handsome
variety of articles for genemens wear, very complete.
All who therefore in pursuit of good articles mod
prices will do well to give us call.
Sept 2l-3ta w3wif
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rank and fle the remainder will be distributed among
the companies already organized.
The enlistments to be for six months, unless sooner
discharged by proclamation relieved by troops OF the
United States. -.
Each man will furnish his HORSE arms. clothing.
and blankets. The companies will bring all ne ammuni-
ton, percussion caps, and camp equpage they can for
which they will receive receipt from the commissary
general.
detachments in their several counties, and proceed to
Portland so as to arrive there Tuesday, the eighteenth
day Of April on which day Col Lee x .; Their 70 or
will be taken up for Wailatpu. Ii sufficient number
Of men to form foot company appear on the ground'
they will be received of the above companies:
In witness whereof, have signed my name and AIMED
r. the seal of the Territory Done at Oregon City, this
"''' 'A' -'f'''' GEO. ABERNETHY.
Major Lee was chosen colonel in the place of the Ia
mented Gillian.
Accounts from the camp represent the men to be in
very destitute condon-some almost without clothing
and many without horses. The term OF enlistment OF
some was about to expire There very little ammu
milton and no bread Some of the volunteers had also
learned that their farms had been taken possession OF by
fellows, who had stayed at home instsad OF
Joining in the common defence Indeed, the dsbanding
of the army appeared to be inevitable although many
friendly Indians had offered to join the whites against the
Cayuses and would doubt have done so, had there
been means to encourage them.
In this condition of the little army may be well to
observe that our speak OF abundance of foods
but they also say, significantly, that rery much Of the
ready of the country the hands of Brttiah sub
jects' British subjects alluded the officers agents,
and employees of the Hudsons Bay Company We trust
that the influence and policy of this company will be
made matters of investigation by government We
quote all that the Spectator says on this subject:
Gentlemen of the Hudson's Bay Company in rescuing
The unfortunate prisoners from the Indians, performed
act worthy of eternal gratitude. the expense Of which
hope will day be cancelled Very much Of the
ready means of the country is the hands OF British
subjects Will not they render further assistance in the
present crisis Oregon Spectator, April 3.
The death of Col. Gillian produced by the acct
dental discharge of musket.
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LUSBY ~ DUVALL, Merchant Tailors,

lave just received, of the latest imporations, sPlen-
IL did assortment of fashionable fall and winter goods,
consisting of French and English cloths, cassimeres, and
yetngs which they will make up to ORDER in their usuaee-
giant style, as low goods OF similar quality can be
bought in this any of the northern cities
Also received and for sale at moderate pric gem
demons silk Merno, and shirts and drawers, fine
muslin Shirts suspendes gloves, cravats, handkerchief,
stocks umbrellas, hosiery, &c.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited to give
as a call. Oct 3-3aw3wif
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NOLDxERs' CLAIMs.-Francs A. Dickjns offers his
services in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
ders in the late with Mexico. In ordinary cases his
charge will be for procuring land warrant or scrip or
pension certificate, IS; for pay, mileage, clothing, &C.
10, II the be under $50; if sum- 10 DER
cent? for three months extra pay 80 All letters must be
postpaid.
Mr. A. Dcknss office is at his residence street.
between 18th and l4th Streets
Oct 6-d2n
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscribers IL we lust
l. received complete assortment of the following arti-
Giles,
lO4, Ia, and I2-4 linen sheetings
IA, S4, "a, and 1914 danask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellings of every description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetngs, all widths
White quilts, blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also daily expected, per New York packet, mportan
additions present stock of Brussels tapestry and
grain carpetings rugs printed druggets c all which
will be offered very low for cash, punctua dealers
Sept. Bow p. H. HOOE IL co.
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DETERs's DIGEST, price reduced. in two volumes
large octave, 1885, being full and arranged Digest Of
the Decisions Common Law, Equity, and Admiralty, in
the Supreme Circuit District and Admiralty Courts Of tho
United States from 1889 to ls by the late Richard Peters,
containing also the Rules Orders of the Supreme Court
of the United States and of the Circuit Courts in proceed
inps in Equity established by the Supreme Court. Pub
shed in is4S $l2 For sale IA few copies only close
Consignment at 81 80. F. TAYLOR.
. g b d.
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Mrs. DARLINGTON, formerly, OF Richmond, Va,

Mrs. DARLINGTON, formerly, OF Richmond, Va,
Nl having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' Louis
ve begs present its claims to her former friends and
the hope that change of location will prevent
them from ntrus,ng their daughters her Mrs. G.
found Louisville more than she was led to expect and the
people Jealous in the of education and she hum bly,
trusts that the institution she is assisting found may
come blessing to the community for years to
The healhness of the city, and the easness Of
it from the south and southwest indicate it the very
place for school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be daughters in her family.
Sept 3O-d3m
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The Monterey Medal.
The foIlownp from the New Orleans RulIetin.

The monterey Modal
The following. from the New Orleans Bulletin. ex-
SR Pursuant joint resolution Of Congress. approved
have the honor present you. the gold medal voted
by that resolutions testimony ofth high sense
%
Mexico in September, 1916.
,eIva aass the honor to be- very
To Major General ZACHARY TAYLOR, u S. Army.
BATON ROUGE, La, Sept %, 1913.
ton Of July 3d. and with the god medal vo.sd by joint
resolution OF Congress, testimonial OF my services In
Of
gess have fit confer upon by the presentation Of
At the hands Of the Chief Of the Republic
have the honor to be, with high respect your most
po. Rs;Ssa; d IN Mi J.s sr s,,.s
SWORD TO GEN BurLER.-The legislature of Ken
lucky passed resolutions swords to Gen Taylor
and Gen Butler, for their gallanry ut Monterey The
swords were procured and by Governor Crttenden
the two distinguished generals the cad ult General
Taylors reply has not yet been received General But
ers letter. accepting the sword rendered to hm has
peared, dated Carroton September 25 The following
is an extract from IT.
SIN the battle OF Monterey, every Of my division,
feel assured, did his du'y, and did we For myself
this nasS for %yse bu.
red equally all the officers and soldiers who composed
an'i the Of the Of KanuoLy Of
Tennessee of Ohio, and of Mssissipp-in the name Of
those who fell, and those who conquered at Monterey.
'Fom the peaceful aspect Of national affairs feel
authorized indulge the pleasing hope that will be
called upon draw the sword awarded In defence of
my countrys rights. will try, however, leave II in the
hands of Of my kindred of country, who will
forget where it won, nor by whom it was presented
pmentary manner in which you have been pleased to
that it been performed by personal friend who BY his
able efforts in the councils Of the naton largely
the of our the late Mexican and
that the sword awarded presented by gallant
brother soldier of that war"
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
! 81 EM CaH

A"1o"9n ny Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
n'dris, TO fredericksburg, Richmond and Peters
burg Virginia.
me undersigned having made the necessary arrange
eh's win the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
Ween the above named places, prepared, under
,h ne name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT & AL
70 receive every description of light goods and for
"ara ihe same Gas above stately reasonable
we trust, by giving personal attention the bust
es 70 meet with encouragement, and friends
tna' nothing shall be wanting part afford salts
All light articles, such as parcels and PACKAGES which
may De consigned to our care will be delivered rec of
ana merchandise or other articles, which nay
by the freight train " '
J. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powbataa
b. +. DARRACOTT, Train capain r. r NpRR
WILLIAM H. ALLEN Depot agent,
Richmond, Va, May l, lS47, MAY I-dtf
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StHOES, Shoes, ShOesI-A HOOVER IL SON have
- hand of the largest and best assorted
of boots and shoes offered in this market, which
they would respectfully call the attention of their custom
and the public, comprising every variety quality and
price for ladies' misses Children men, boys youths and
servants We enumerate, in part
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1886 do amounting to $l,l9ol97
Wholes S20-Halvcs $l0-Quarters $5-Eghths So So
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery can be
had as foows
A certificate OF package OF rs whole tickets 1910 90
Do do 70 half do I35 90
DO do rs quarter do o. so
DO do rs eghths do 81 rs
The holder Of certificate of package of whoes is emit
tied TO $22l that may be drawn by the twenty
SIX tickets named therein Certificates of halves quarters
and eghhs in proportions.
This scheme is of the splendid ever drawn in
the United Sa,es and well worthy of the OF ad
yentureIs.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
attention. and an official account of the drawing will be
sent Immediately after it over, all who order from
US Address, J. " @. MAURY,
Sep I7-d&cwif Agents, Alexandria, Va.
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The Mammoth Lottery.
500, OOO-SiO ,OOO-S25 ,OOO-2O, 900!
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR ENDowING LEEsBURG PURPOSES
Glass A. for l8iS to be drawn at Alexandria Va on
Saturday, October %, 1913, under the superintendent
OF commissioners.
IS number lottery--l3 drawn ballots.
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.ooD common letter paper, ruled, 81 81 per ream ;
- good common oolscap, ruled 81 SO per infe1
h9I Qualities OF each at lower prices just received
GOT 40 +. TAYLOR.
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rTNHE annual Treasury HsPorts On ~ Os.Assss snA
y Navigation Of tho United States, oompiets ct rom
ISIS, Is Volumes For sale, single copy ontya ~.
Sept6 @ y. TAxLOA
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HANGING Academy.-Mr. F. r. Liable has tho honor
IL of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
Georgetown that his dancing academy will
opened the residence Of his late father Pennsylvania
nearly opposite Wizards Hotel Tuesday, No
vember 7th .' ~
Days of tuition in Washington, Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday. t =
Sept yO-3tawn
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THE MAMMOTH LOTTERYI
100000 dollars.
$4,000, So, 900, S20, 900, 100 prizes Of 1000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy, and for other purposes
Class A, for 1913.
tn be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, October %
under the superintendence of commissioners.
rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
J. W. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
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A TEACHER WANTED.-The undersigned. residing
n near Charestown, Jefferson county. Virginia, wishes
employ Immediately gentleman % a teacher In his
family, of small number Of pupils II IL requisite that the
applicant be able TO teach our language critically mathe
Greek Latin and French and that he b. Of sxcty moral
character If not of religious opinions and habits.
Good Recommendations will b required.
Letters (pos paid) will be asssnded %. $1,000 =
Oct 10-2w m BRAXTON DAVENPORT.
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SPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods.-The subscribe RS
- daily receiving full and general assortment
of the most elegant FRENCH English, and India fancy goods
as well as the most complete stock OF staple and useful
ces ever before offered their friends having taken
than usual in making their selections from the
recent importations of New York and Philadelphia In
dress goods name
% pieces Of fancy silks, new styles
% do French cash. dEcosse, very rich
90 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhnes silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekn silks
~ do real French merinos every shade
do damask satin do chine, entirely new
do broche Paris acyones, also entirely
do satin striped tyrenne, do
80 do new styles mousselines de lane
Is do high coiored polka muslins
do A rich colored velvets, for visites NC.
30 do white and colored Grape shaws, very cheap
Together with general assortment of every article in
line. p. H. HOOE ~ Co
Sept. 26-d2wif
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MONOTONICAL SPELLING BOOK-A new edition
l.l Just issued, and this day reessived by
Sept, 10, r. TAYLOR.
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titled all $22l net, that may be drawn by the
twenty six tickets named therein Certificates OF halves
quarters, and eighlhs in proportion
This scheme is of the most splendid drawn in
the United States, and is well worthy of the attention of
adventurers
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the prompt
mediately after it is all who order from us.
Address J. 81 c. MAURY, Agents.
Aug 27-Ad&cif Alexandria, Virginia
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New Scheme! All Prizes

:
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass Is.
To be drawn in Baltimore, October Fl, l8iS.
~ In this scheme the lowest three number prize is 81 900
all tickets with any drawn number $l5 all tickets
not having any drawn number will be eatitled to SO.