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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-13

o. Bluestocking correspondent of the
New York Mirror says, that she has heard it
said that the only difference in the theology Of
Unitarian and Universalist Christians, was
this !; The former believe themselves too good
to be damned; and the latter believe God is
too good to damn them.
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sT. CrFARLES HOTEL,

Undersigned Lessee Of this newly erected and admf-
raby adapted HOTEL. takes pleasure in announcing TO
generally and especially to passengers arriving or
departing the Portland hart that this house IS now com
pety furnished and ready for the OF G9ests
Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout up with articles expressly manufactured
for the house.
the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
Of IN principal shipping post for Louisville wpere nearly
guests whence they
lth this house aho rds convenience
and heretofore experienced at
this point.
endearOr of the Proprietor OF thS>
Establishment command liberal share of public patron
it. The House. with Its
extensive grounds shady and general convent
surpassed transient house. II hail be Kept
Hotelackug OF the essentials OF such
establishment. -
Mr. J. W. we'll known to the travelling public
connection with Hotels in Louisville IS en-
will assist the general management of the house,
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
v3i-ti W. ". OWEN. Proprietor.
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OF There were few arrivals yesterday at
the wharf, and business was dull along Water
street. The " K Stevenson passed up from
Cairo yesterday, with a light freight. We
hope that the day of "stern wheelers' is near
'ly over.
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o. We call the attention of coal men to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Phelps, of his coal
mines at Newburg. The mines are in good
order, with all the necessary machinery COM
plete. The mines are dry and easily worked,
and the coal of good quality. The chance is
an excellent one for an enterprising miner
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or On the morning of Saturday last, tire
mendous explosion took place in the powder
mill owned by William Pratt, at Acton, Mass,
which was blown to atoms Two men at
work inside of the building were instantly
killed. The explosion was sensibly felt at
towns thirty miles distant, some supp9sing it
to be an earthquake while others ran up
stairs, supposing pieces of farniture had fallen
down
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" Arson Burlingame, of Massachusetts,
who invited Brooks to meet him at the "Clif-
ton House." has been returned to Congress
by twenty votes; while L. D. Campbell, of
Ohio, the bearer Of the invitation has been re-
elected by majority Of only nineteen.
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SALE OE WAND ERHURGKK COUNTY
LA Il Et& II a E-sEra. ON.

4 IN Tuesday, the 2jth thi o
~ p. NJ at WooIsry Nelson's Auction Rooms
VILE viii highest bidoer. that of
land the Skehorn place, being the n E Or.
T. 6. TO- " three miles from Eyansv lille, adjoining
the village Meehanicsville the less
mile from both the e. IL c. and Straight Line K. Il
the East and containing great both timber and
fire wood
This will be sold in four of 40 eaOh
the South havngan improvement 20
and the Northwest 90 improvement of shout
This sale ao rds opportunity for small farms market
gardens and Vineyards the city
TERM5 payable so days after date Of sale, without in
note with personal rty The remaining "a at
with interest mortgage waIv-
relief laws. The title and
deeds will be given.
Also private sale chiefly long credit fine grain and
stock farm, of 0 miles Railroad Station
in Racine eounvy Wisconsin. For further particulars,
apply to the Auctio neers
Dov5-3wdkw JOHN LIE, JR.
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OEF The tobacco brought out of Green
River by the Bowling Green, has been shipped
to New York via the E. and G. Railroad.
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0NFThe notes of the Bank of the Republic
at Providence, R. l., are mostly circulated in
the West. The Providence journal thinks
so cents on the dollar, about as much as the
bill holders will realize.
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w. AND f. CANAL.-The way in which the
citizens of Evansville have been treated in re-
lation to the Wabash and Erie Canal is shame
full, and calls for one more expression of pub
Tic senti ment upon the matter. 1t is a noto-
rious fact, that this end Of the canal is useless
more than one-half the time, and our commits
sion merchants and others who have relied
upon the business of the canal, have been
sadly disappointed But this is not all; many
thy men in our community have invested
their all in canal boats, and canal boat stock,
and in every instance, coming within our
knowledge, they have met with great pecuni-
airy losses. Why the canal should be in con-
slant order from Toledo to Terre Haute, and
worthless below the latter point, is an ano-
naly we do not understand. Our citizens well
remember. the rejoicings of the day which
opened for US direct inland communication
with Lake Erie. Already they have learned
that the canal is source of loss instead of
profit We say loss, because we know Of
business men in Evansville, who have shipped
from New York, heavy machinery, marble,
&C., by the canal, and are now losing money
every day. by the delay consequent upon the
unnaygable condition of the canal. We know
that the past season has been an unusually
dry season, but we believe, with the Enqui-
.rer, that ait seems as though a studied and
systematic effort had been made to keep this
end of the canal out of water" Better would
lit be for Southern Indiana, if the canal were
laJ at fhan IN rnlV n ditch
which is never in repair more than week at
"a time. We are not acquainted with any of
the gentlemen connected with the manage
'ment of the canal. 1t may be that they have
done all in their power to remedy the wrong,
but, however that may be, we have no evil
Ndences of their success. 1t is impossible to
estimate the value of the Wabash and Erie
Canal to the interests of all classes of our cit-
szens, were it to be relied upon. As it is, the
dry goods merchant would not dare to ship
his goods via canal, lest the season should pass
away, and his goods not arrive. We have felt
the need of navigable canal, more this season
than ever before. The rush of goods over the
Richmond and Terre Haute Railroad, has
caused our merchants to pay enormous charg-
es, to say nothing of the loss occasioned by
delay. All these results would have beer
avoided, could the heavy goods been shipped
by the lake and canal We earnestly hope
that this matter will meet with the attention
it deserves. The interests of Evansville are
closely connected with the management o
this canal.
We have long suspected that the same Terrt
Haute interests that have disappointed ou
hopes from the Canal, are intriguing to defea
the success of our railroad enterprises. The
present travel from the East to this point. il
obliged to take Terre Haute and it's railway.
in it's route.
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o. The fine sternwheeler st. Louis passed
down yesterday evening, loaded with furniture
Tor the Upper Mississippi.
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CE~T The Albany Express has the following
advertisement -" Wanted, an able bodied
Irishman to hold my wife's tongue-she and
l being unable to keep it quiet. Constant en-
ployment given"
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CEFThe notes of the Savings Bank, at Con-
nersyille, Ind, are refused at Cincinnati and
indianapolis. Fraudulent issues have been
detected.
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LARGE SALE or DRY GOODS
Y 4 LLCI LQNL

HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate BROKERS,
EEAVING leased fer Of years and fitted ur the
Old Court House, corner OF Main and Third
preparedto receive for sale private
sale all kinds wares and merchandise household
furniture, horses. buRgies, etc..
9sha4yances made IN con sgnments when required.
Rcingat clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Fridaynigh at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 o clock A. ~
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the CITY oil
ali recent EnlargsmeRts and be-
fevin. it will be Of all concerned, have
No uday of Every month for the sale OF
Estate auetioa All those wishing sell
their lists in time to give the public due notice
The patronage HAVING Houses and Lots Lads
SALE public private sale solicit
ted iyI5 WOOLSEY & EELS ON. AUe1's.
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OF Winslow's Compound Balsam of Hore-
hound, now for sale by j. j. Pennington,
Washington Block, is about the best thing ever
tried for cough or cold. 1t
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S M y e T S !,

8. W y G T S,
IMPORTER OF WINES LIQUORS And CIGARS, AND DEALER
BOURBON, RYE, MONONGAHELA AND RECTlFIED
WATER STS., EVANSVILLE.
TsN HE subscriber receiving opening his
stand. of the largest and best assorted stocks
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars. this market
The Of his friends and the trade generally
licited the stock which viii be sold favorable
low figures house the West uprising
partCogniac Brandies of Pale Dark
Pinet. Maglory ana Otard Dupuy Co., with
lot of other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira Sherry and superior old
Wine Claret Wines different brands. Champagne
He1sick Wine, quarts and pns together with general
Old Bourbon. Rye and Reetidad
Whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica and New england Rum,
Cherry and Peach Brandies Cordias Curaco and Swiss
Il Ahsiutbe.
Also choice article of pure Ohio Caawba. and Boston
Somach Bitters
n. BAIways hand large and we'll selected stock
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars, Sar3ines and
Pitts bUrgh Ale. sepT5
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o. We call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson's sale to-mor-
row.
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d. s. ANDER SON
HER CHANT TAIL OR,

- VESrINGS. offered for sale IN this
All of these goods of the latest styles and of
own selection Every taste be suited. Gentlemen
wanting any article Of wearing apparel have his order
promptly answered have the best of werkmen and
work will he found inferior that of the
fashionable establishment in the larger cities.
oet2s-tf D. s. ANDERSON.
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oNSTTTUTTON ANp TIE Union.

WwTE owreceivng fall aud winter stock
Ne and invite liberal public call store
1st Street three below Main Fosters Block our
large stock part Cloths Cassmeres
Fannels Blankets Dress Silks Gasheres Delanes Prints
Shawls. Mautillas Ladies' Misses and Ghildrens shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rugs
Co. Caps and all goods usually kept dry
good stores. No trouble to show goods
oet21-5m JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
: Sr17

virtue of decree judgement of the Circuit Court
OF county rendered at the last term there
Of action for PARTITION wheEn Gusus A Lebauer
and Caroline his wife. plaintiffs and Rudolph KehI
and Mary his wife, John Aiehe George Aiehle Ie
and Charlotte defendants The undersigned
the Commissioner named in said decree. will
sale and sell public auction the door
House, in Evansville. the Sd day December 1885,
tween the hours O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ.
The following described real situated in the county
Vanderbugh State of Indians and described in the said
Eighty Vanderburgh county
being the West half of the Northwest quarter Section
Township South Range No IL West the folio
20 aerea: Beginning Southwest corner the
west quarter said Sec and running East half ro
the quarter and thence North 20
West the Section line make 20 thence the
place of beginning.
The described will be sold subject
right of the said Charlotte Ise consisting life
eighteen her the South
the said described 60
nov13-2wd&w F. KRENER Commissioner.
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eAvNnHIrr TAxEsIOR 1s5a.

PAY YOUR TAXES EOIR 1855.
TTHE Tax Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1885, Is
81 nov my hands and under the instruction Of the
Council collect prior TO the first Monday in No
verbar 1856 As there little in which do the
ness interested viii tie necessity OF calling
SETTLE Council decided take
from the Collector Hongswortb Hughes.
Main j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector
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l0FThe cost of the late war to England
was s4seGoca{ooo,
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CLOTHING AT WHOLES ALE.
encourage Homo lndRsIrK.

CLOTsasN Az HOLES AGE.
Encourage Home Industry.
TENH undersigned inform the merchants
this city and country they have this day cor
deaIn 0vercoatings, Cloths Cassemeres Jeans
rweeds aud all sorts Of Lnings and Tailor Trimmings
and only 10y the best hands it enables
ness for several years ena6esu to compete with any
establishment Of this Sort in respect prices well
We therefore take occasion request visit
ma good assortment and prices even lower here
other places Please call and examine in order verify
sjyls-4m Main next door Braach Rank.
NEW FEED STORE,
on TEE GOMEZ OF sEcoSD md 81 AZ
Of Family Flour, No. fresh Meal. Ear orn, shelIed
uquanes suit ALL trade delivered BY Ex
press Seud in your orders. Y,pu
WOODWORK F0B BUGGIEs. &C.
w 80 % set SET Seasoned E Bgggy Bg abs
And good of oIOes Shafts spokes Buggy
Wagon .g9s Bows etc. in store 's saM ST 2 Orr
HH hovs ' Elm lots suit GEO. is6 ' FosErnn co.
1SD BALES Gunny Bags for sqle by
ocdaaEzsTkR COoPERs M ENfoIis rs ias; reed
LOOK QUE!
Removal OF y. MYERS,
Importer Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Bourbon, hye, MonongaheIa q Rectlhed Whisky,
gEAS his stand to the new corner of
Il Main and Wates streets where he invites
ara customer, 20 call. sep5
BOOTS AN ID SEs0ES.
stock of B0 and Shoes, the wholesale
" hama, and Merchants from the country will
think do we'll to to give call before purchasing
Shoes. made by tie popular manufacturers New
England, and many of them TO OUR ORDER.
W invite the trade call and examine themselves
sepl7 McREA & WELLS. Fosters Block.
=. EgUEsTES & 7. FLEMING
NNTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather, Hides
&c Flour and White Lime. Min ppose old
Bank sep26
NEW ARRIVAL.
WATC Fl E S A ND JEW ELRY.
EET Just received stock of Watches an
Jewelry, consisting all the different bean
tfu styles great variety Eastern prices
every article warranted represented. We would
special attention large stock of Fine Gold
Hunting and open Watches which we will sell at very
Common Spectacle to suit of all ages The public
generally and the ladies' in particular invited to call
and examine our stock BITTR0LFF q JOINS.
sep70 Main, between First aud Second streets
SEAMLESS BAGS 40 bales extra heavy for sale by
~ nova GEO POSTER & co.
A~tORDAEE.-9O coils Manila Jute all sizes for
" sale by nov3 GEO. FOSTER & co.
rEVOY DUCK ETs.-15o doz quarter Buckets and Toy
octso PRESTON BROS
Edmund B. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
nd n AIRY Pa lie,
street. OF Crescent CITY Bank building
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PLATED WARE.

HpLAoKwO0D for October received by
ND news DOBELL & LISTER.
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NEWS FOE ALEI

NEWS FOR ALL!
~ beg inform the Ladies
particular that are ready TO show Of
the dest displays, FANCY Dry GOODS
before offered this We to
give full description four immense stock. Suffice it
that La lies Dress French
and English Mernos Woolen Plads black fancy Silks
DeaiDes Mantlas Shawls the richest French Embroide
res, silk BonLets Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes
D4nasks aud Embroidered Window Curtain CalicOes,
Gin CHAINS Fanneis Linseys Jeans Satihet Domestc
articles mention,
be beat any whether in STYLE quality price,
still adhere notto''S CHEAP HEAP
Call every the Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER, FRO. q FREY.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOB ACCO w AR E Fl o Z S E

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
gNRANOIS FENDRICH &c BROTHERS respectfully iue
~ Evansville aud vicinity thatthey hav
of their old and extensively known Bal
this place. where they will manufacture and
constantly have for sale all kinds Of Domestic and imported
Tobacco Cigars Their of Tobacco and
Cigars embrace every and brand. y cent will be
Ved to the purchaser by giving CALL wewarrant to
at city prices call and examine. aug23-3m
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& SToDARD,
& SAWYER.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & 90.
:. je11-suw
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NEW sYOyE STORE!

aAMES SCANTLIN, JR-, of the late firm Of James
80 Seantn Il Son has ed Stove and Tin Store.
Nam street opposite the old State Bank where Ike intends
keeping large of Stoves of the latest improved
styles Also Mante Crates and Tin Ware wholesale and
retail on the best terms GiFe him call before
chasing elsewhere.
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2OA.OOO DOLLARS:


23O prizes amounting $50 QUO
ss- Whole Tickets slOuaves, s5-Quarters, $21a. 80
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
with those the tickets
placed wheel The hr5 26 prizes placed in
other wheel. is drawn from the number wheel
and az the prize drawn the other wheel
The prize drawn placed against the number drawn This
operation repeated until all the prizes drawn
APPROXIMATION PRIZES The preceding and the
succeeding wing t4e first 10 prizes will
entitled the "a approximation prizes according to the
Scheme.
the $4,000 prize. For example, if
the drawing the sac eco prize ends with No. l. then
where the number ends in VIII be entitled
where ends will be entitled $40. and
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
AS by this scheme ticket in every guaranteed to
the foil owing rates. which is the risk on them
that they draw the amount guaranteed acerres to
Gerti6cates Of Package Whole $50
/ Half .............. 30
" 10 Quarter - .......... 10
will be perceived by this PLAN that 500 the purchaser
would Who'll thas by buying eertih
chances for the larger PrizeHa
and Quarter packages in proportion
ordering tickets certificates enclose the money to
the Tickets ordered receipt of which they
| will befo rwar ded by first mail.
The and Prizes will be Pur
Z chasers inme dately after the drawing.
a-Pu rchasers will pease write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office. County and State.
Remember that Prize is drawn and payable in
prizes of 81 under paid mmed iately
prizes the usual time OF thirty days.
/ All eommunicato M strictly confidential.
Tickets eashed renewed in other tickets at either
Once. -
S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ca, or
nov5-tf S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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VAE,UARLE Lame FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
FE0HE following Tracts of Land offered for sale:
The south half section eight (S), containing
hundred and twenty The southwest quarter Of
ton 90 tanning hundred and sixty
And the Southwest quarter of section eighteen 90
hundred and ninetyseven all lying
Township south of eleven west, Yanderburg
county. Indiana.
Lands have been surveyed and marked out
orty tracts will be sold quantities pu-
apply to sep23 G. NJ. g RIFFITH.
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GAPS! CAPSy!
r. EMS, Youths Boys and Infants, of variety.
y color shape approved fash
ions. sepI7-3m VAUTIER 81 MAROoNNIfR.
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE !!

~ IT - = Q = II n 2 = I 70 y ri -. -
- umrhnnt and be the Peoples choice We DO OF intend
long, and therefore nvite respectfully,
L l. A 7 / L
very large and beautiful selection OF
ID g U ID
Domestic and Fancy lines; also handsome
Readyma hing ard Gents Furnishing foods
all suitable for FALL AND WISTER.
VIM LOEWENTHAL E. co.,
augI5 Corner of Main and First SITS.
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EVANSVILLE AND CEsAVFORDSVILI.E Z. r.
NOTICE To STDCKBOLDEsS&
= FINAL adjustment of interest at the of eight per
IA cent annu has been made all the paid stock
this Company, the Sent. uls Stockholders will
call the oice of the Company and receive their
stock for the By order thu Board.
Office of E 4 G. r. R. Co. JOHN E. MARTIN,
octl3-2mdkw Secretary.
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POS Plain Silk. widths. Just reed and
- - sale very low by oe6 j. Fl. MAGHEE & co.
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SHEEs gnEUCE

this day formed ershp,
under style and firm of A. J. Colburn Il Co., and
having taken stock and stand of the firm of Coburn
Iershberger will the liabilities Of the said of
Colburn Hershberger and alone authorized settle
he business 0 the ANDREW J. COLBURN.
JONAS C0LBURN.
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BLANKETS.
FHNHE undersigned having commenced the manufacture
their mill at Dexter. New York.
pared sell all kinds of Blankets asow they be
chased York with the addition OF freghs and
I'll orders for any amount at shOrtnOtiee.
We keep hand good assortment Of 81, 10-4 I'D. I2
Supe Family Blankets
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray Saddle blankets. Sc, &C., t. which
oet6 J. H MAGHEE L. CO.
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% a SIDES Horse Leather;
aBNS so doz Sheep Skins for sale by J. FLEMING.
snov3 Main St., Opposite the old Bank.
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NEW GROCRRY AND PROVISION sTOI

e rANDLEs;-1oo boxes star. Opal and pressed summs
u Mould Tallow. for sale low to close fy
augI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

THURSDAY MORNING, :::: NOVEMBER 10
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DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT BUILDING.
STAFFORD has just opened a Grocery and Provision
Store Main above where he will be pleas.
his friends and public generally and he hopes
strict atsntOn business liberal share of the
public patronage. my31-ly
SOAP AND CANDLES
~ - Sxs Sferman soap - ozs lam t SDaR;
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TO CLUBS.

this scheme. ticket ten is guaranteed TO
draw will of packages of 10 tickets
lief wing which is the risk on them.
they draw the amount guaranteed aeerCes to
the nurchaser.