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CuIcAoo. Jrxr /. 1856.

CmcAoo, JuSx !, 1856.
The praries are all in blaze. We had
here ut our Court House last night, the
mort enthusiastic Kansas meeting that has
ever been held. Speeches from j. n. Ar
mold, N. b. Judd, John @. Vaughan, Fran
chs Hoffman, our next LIEUT.. Gov. (set that
down as surrey and W. b. Egan, an old
Democnt-a Nebraska Demorat-but one
who refuses 10 be dragged over neck and
heels to the support Of Slavery, black and
white.
A speech from Col. Lane, too. and an
effective speech, we'll setting forth the rea-
Sous WHY the peopts of Illinois should be
speacidily Interested in tbs Kansas struggle,
and mailing many lies circulated by the Ne
braska party. Then, after speech from
Alr. Human, Just from La Prence, the
President introduced Mr.. Pepper from Al
bany. He had seen u telegraphic report OF
our Thursday night meeting had .een that
Chicago was TO send men and arms to the
aid Of kansas; he had given money to the
extent of his ability he could not ,saii for
Nac York TO move; and now he ha has
tened on to give hmi,eD with Sh,rpe's
rifle) 10 the cause, and TO join the pioneer
party from Chic go. The ceeers cime loud
and fast enthusiasm was up to the highest
pitch. Many offers were made, and il was
announced that los were ready to 60 from
Chicago alone.
Then subscriptions were called for
In they came. Peter Page, one Of our
most worthy builders, rose, and with a few
words, gave 1--WE hundred dollars. Others fol-
h.ni rz In n
kers, clerks, laborers, children, with 5OO's,
COOS, zoos, SOS, quarters or dimes,-any-
thing and everything. The list swelled up;
il was near $1,000. Now" said Arnold.
- make il ten thousand dollars. More sub
scriptions rolled in, and more still. and
more. When we next knew il was $4,000.
Then il must be 1900. Still they came in.
In obedience to the shonts Of the crowd, the
hat was passed around, and all crowded and
threw in their loose change. One gentleman
(too modest to allow his name 10 be knCwn)
gave two hundred dollars for each Of his three
boys.
"when Frank Lumbard, the singer, was
set down for SOS, there vas shout raised
for the "Star Spangled BanneI." He was
placed on the table, and sang it, the whole
ucconoihpc .piuhiS iu viz SuoAeS' Auoh -
500 was nnouneed-fities, twenty fves,
until more than the fifteen thousand doll,rs
had been raised. The meeting adjourned,
long after midnight, with tremendous cheers
for Kansas and free speech. And now this
news has all gone by lightning TO every
part Of our land, to terrify the plotten at
Washington and Mt Cincinnati, and the
rufhans OF Missouri and Alabama, and to
cheer freemen every where struggling and
subducd in Kansas; menaced or beaten
down in Washington or striving and hop
ing in the East.
Chicago has done nobly, and will %
better yet. Set down the Prairie State for
Freedom next Fall, and at the van set this
city Of Chicago.
The Rev. .. Z. Joy, Of the Plymouth
Church, preached n sermol this afternoon,
on the state Of Kansas, before large con-
gregation. He was plain, direct and took
strong ground in favor Of 2" material aid"
and that Ror.
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At Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, with.
IN and for the County Of York, on the frst
Monday Of June In the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and fny-six, by The
Honorable Joseph T Nye. Judge Of SAID Court:
JAMES FOGG, Guardian Of George Hiram
- Fogg aad Catharine r. Fogg, minors and chill.
dren d Joseph Fogg, late Of Berwick, in said
ccunty deceased, having presented his first and
final account Of Guardianship Of his laid wards
for allowance.
ORpERED, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde.
ford, In said county, that they may appear at a
Probate Court TO be held at South Berwick, in
said county, on thu first Monday Of July next, a,
ten Of he clock In the forenoon aud shew cause,
il any they have, why tue same should not be al.
lowed.
81 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Al Count Of Probate held at Kenuebunk, within and
for the County OF York, on the pt Monday In June,
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and my.
six, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nys, Judge OF said
Couu:
IN see petition Of Lavina Liltlefeld, widow 81
" Stephen LiuIefeld, late OF Kennebunk, In said
county, deceased, paying that administration Of the
estate Of said deceased may be granted TO Edward IT,
bourne. Jr.
ORDERrp, that the petitioner give notice thereof 10
the heirs 81 said deceased aud TO all persons interest
ell In said estate by causing copy of this order 10 be
Bddefordin said county for three weeks successfully
thai they may appear nj Pfobite Court 10 be held at
=. Berwick, In said County, on the first Monday In
July next, Mt ten Of the clock In the forenoon, aud
shew cause, f any they have why the prayer ofsaid
petition should not be granted.
% Attest, JosHuA IIrRRiek, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Jo,HuA HrRRIcK, Register.
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yrnrrxcr no Nouns ~ K,NsAs !

To the Editor of the Boston Telegraph:
Sir A meeting was held in this place
last evening to hear statement from a
gentleman Just arrived from Kansas. Hey
m Lawrence during the time of the sacking,
and for four days afterwards. He confirms
fully the horrible outrages-which have al
ready been published. His boarding house
among the rest was pillaged, and his
trunks broken open and robbed.
But one fact he states that out Herods
Herod, and heaps inhmy upon miami on
the heads Of those white sayages. He says
he knows il to be n faci, that party Of
them went to claim about four miles from
Lawrence, upon which there was only a
matronly woman and her two daughters !;
that fhey riotsntly abused the mother an her
o,rn house, and took her daughters 10 their
tent and Kept them duriny the inrdaon,
hope that the rhOle North will unite rs
one man in War Of determination upon
the barbarous lords and the dens from
which they come forth TO commit their dep
relations. The gentleman says he went
out, believing that the newspaper accounts
OF suffering in Kansas were gotten up for
political effect but he says the irhole has
not been and cannot be told. He has come
Tor his family and will return soon.
The meeting unanimously resolved
"That we adopt all Of reprohation, and in
dignation, that has been uttered in New
England, with reference TO the Sumner and
Kansas outrages, as the sentiment Of this
community"
Hydnnis, June :, 1856.
-. a.. a. =.
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0eatbs.

In A-w April 31ih, Mrs. Staples, wife OF
9th last, Geo b, sou Of John and
Sarah Drew, aged +, months 9Th inst, Mr. Ere
kie +. Staples, aged 30 years monihs; sth inst,
Mary A. Thomas, aged a years; John j., son OF
Names Dlckerson, aged 10 months.
Il mKsnnebunkporl 7lh INST, Lydia Hatch, aged
'9S years s months Her death was the result OF
an accident, by falling into the fire.
.>s~r MAY 22d, George Henry, young
est sou OF widow Eliza u. Graves aged years,
months, "a days.
Pm Alfred, June 9th, Of Consumption, Lydia
AIN, daughter Of Mr. Joshua Conant, aged 10
Year,.
In MENDOZA, H., May 3is,, Elizabeth Marsion,
wife Of Granville Edwards, aged 20 years, for.
lmerly OF ~ ctS--.~~-T-persr'rw
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Al Court vi Probate held nj Kennebunk, wihn
aud lor the County"f York, on the first Mon.
day in June, Ia the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud fitysix, by the Honorable Josep
L Nye, Judge ofsaid Court:
A NTH0NY GARNER, named Executor in q
"A certain instrument, purporing Ia be the last
will aud testament Of Patrick Garner, late Of Ber.
wick. In said county, yeoman, deceased, having
presented the same tor probate.
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published in the Unou and Eastern
Journal printed in Bid,leford in said county, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear al O
Probate Court to be held at south Berwick, in said
county, on the first Monday In July next, at 10
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause. if
any they have, why the SAID instrument should
not he proved. approved, and allowed us the last
will aud testament of the said deceased.
% Attest, JOSHUA HGRRick, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest, JOSHUA HrSRicK, Register.
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Al Court OF Probate held at Kennebuuk, within and
f5r the County % York on the first Mordsy In June
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hfysiS
the Honorable Joseph T. Nye, Judge Of said Courts
the petition OF Lewis Davis guardian Of Carinda
YIN. Mltes, Eiiza j. Wildes Belinda y. Wildes, An
sci u. wldes aud Joseph r. wides, minors, and chill
dren OF John Wdes late Of Biddebrd, In said ounty
deceased praying for license TO sell and convey at pub
nc auction, or private SALE all the right title and Inter
est OF his said wards In AMI TO certain real estate stu.
ated In In said county and the proceeds thereof
70 put TO Interest," viz, about ninety Of land with
dwelling house, barn and other buildings thereon, being
the homestead farm occupied owned and possessed by
the said John Wildes at the time Of his deceasei
OspfRrD That the petitioner give motto. thereof TO
all persons interested In said estate, by causing copy
Of this orer TO be Published in the Union and Eastern
Journal printed In Bddeford In said County, for three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at South Berwes In sail County, on
he nrst Monday In July next at ten Of the clock In the
Iorenoon, and she~ cause, any they have why the
prayer OF said petition should not he granted.
Attest, JosHrA llsRRcK. Register.
A true copy, Attest, JosHrA HfsRicK, Register.
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At a cOur, Of Probate held at Kennebuuk, within

Al a Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in June, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fny-six, by the Honorable Joseph
T Nye, judge OF said Court:
HANNAH l. USHER, administrative OF the
IL estate Of Ellis b. U.ner, late Of Hollis, in
said county, Esquire. deceased, having pres. nird
her first account u administration Of the estate
OF said deceased, for allowance.
ORDEHED, That the said administrative give no
lice TO all persons interested, by causing a copy
OF this order To- be published three weeks success.
sively IN The Union and Eastern Journal, printed
al bidseiofd In said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held a, South Berwick,
In said county, on the first Monday Of July next,
at ten OF The clock in the forenoon, and shew
be allowed.
"a Attest, yosnuA HERRIcK, Register
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA hERIIcK, Register.
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Sixteenth Ballot-Buchanan les; Doug
las l2l Cas- 6. Douglas withdrawn.
Seventeenth Ballot-Buchanan 296. IMAM
imous.
Early this morning the name Of Mr..
Pierce was withdrawn by Mr.. Hubbard oil
New Hampshire in favor Of Mr.. Douglas
After the sixteenth ballot the name Of Mr..
Douglas was withdrawn by his friends.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session, resolution
pledging all the constitutional powers of the
government 10 the construction Of road to
the Pacific, was adopted-yeas 205, nays IS.
The following are the ballotings for Vice
President:
First Ballot-Breckenrid Of Kentucky
IS, Quitman 50, Boyd 80, Fitzpatrick IL,
Brown 30, Heschel johnson 81, Rusk 2,
Bayard 81, Polk Of No. s, John c. Dob
bin Is.
Second Ballot-NIr. John c. Breckenridge
Of Kentucky was nominated, receiving the
unanimous vote Of the convention.
The following, though not exactly part
Of the proceedings, we copy from the tele-
graphic dispatches giving the proceedings Of
the convention. IL indicates its character.
Stringfellow is the notorious Border Ruiian
Of western Missouri, and 50 long as time
lasts, Richardson's infamous conduct in rc-
gard to the passageof the Nebraska Bill will
be remembered. The presentation act was
a fitting sequel to the dOings of a COnven-
ton that had endorsed Border Rui6anism.
After the adjournment, the Missouri del
egation waited on the Illinois delegation,
when Mr.. Shields Of Missouri presented to
Richardson Of Illinois, a hickory stick, sent
him as gift from Stringfellow Of Kansas.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, with.
in aud for the County Of York, on the frs, Mon.
day in June, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ffy.six, BY the Honorable Joseph
I Nye, Judge Of said Court
MARY L. LINDSEY, Administrative Of the
INA estate OF Charles X. Lindsey, late OF Lebd.
non, in said county, E.quire, deceased, having
presented her account OF administration Of the es-
tate Vi said deceased, Tor allowance.
ORDERED, That the said Administrative give
notice to all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success.
lively in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Biddeford 10 said county, that they may ap.
pear at Probate Court To be held at South Der.
wick, in said county, on the first Monday Of July
next, at ten Of the clock In the FORENOON, and
shew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
% Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRICK, Register.
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Marriagrs.

I In LSaaeK, June 7ih, by Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Mr.
fSimon Gilman to Mrs. Sarah Jane Twombly, both
Ia Ssc,', LIST inst, by Rev Francis B. Wheeler,
Mr.. Edward Stiles and Sarah NJ. Sawyer, both
OF Sdco.
|, 10 Ssco, on Sunday last, by Freedom Parcber,
Mr.. James Tibbilts TO Miss LayiLa Ellis, both Of
Tn Kiliery, Mr. Charles w. Co,,le, Of K, to
Miss Mary A. X Clifford, OF Epping.
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Alta Cour, of Probate held a, K.,,.h,0. ,,i,hi

Al Court Of Probate held at Kennebuuk. within
and Tor the County OF Yoik, on the firsi Monday
in June, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud hiiy'six, by the Honorable Joseph T.
Nye, Judge of said Court.
nANlEL HODSD0N, Executor of the will Of
~ Hannah Brackeli, late OF North Berwick, in
said county, deceased, having presented his pri.
vate account OF administration OF the estate Of
said decreased, for allowance.
ORpERED, That the said Executor give no.
tive TO all persons Interested BY causing copy OF
this order TO be Published three weeks successive.
" 10 the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at
BddeI"rd, 10 said comfy, tina, they may appear
alta Probate Court TO be held at s Berwick, IN
said county, on the first Monday of July next, at
ten Of the clock ia the forenoon, and snew cause,
Il any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
- Attest, JOSHUA HERxicx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HKRRicx, Register.
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AT Court OF Probate held al Keuuebunk, within
aud for the County VI York, on the first Monday
in June, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dr,d and iny.sIx, by the Honorable Joseph +.
Nve, Judge Of said Court.
WILLIAM LORD, JR., Guardian OF 0phelia
w Mason, minor aud child Of Daniel Mason,
Jr, late of Kennebunk, IN laid county deceased,
having preeented his first account of gnardians p
Of his said ward for allowance.
ORpKRIp, That the said Guardian give no.
,ice To al persons interested by causing copy Of
this order TO he published three weeks successes.
sively IN the Uniou aud Eastern Journal, printed
in Biddeiord, in said county, that they may appear
at a Probate Court go be held at s. Berwick, in
said county, on the first Monday in July next,
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, Il any they have, why the same should no,
be allowed
% Attest. JOSHUA HERRicK, Register
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRick. Register
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~ The old and true maxim that an oun ,e OF preyen.
atve worth pound % cure. vii be fully realized by
those who make use Of @. W. stones Llqad Caiharc
and Family Physc. Il ceanses the blood from all i'm
purity ffees The stomach IRON bile produces healthy
action OF the liver, and perfectly regulates the bowels Il
also removes all local pains, prevents and cures dysen
tery darrhes, eeoerA morbas cholera strepgihegs
-gor Poysi. sulJ
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL. 8. FRIDA

Aa Court Of Probate held al Kenpebunk, within and
for the County q York. the nrst Monday In June
ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and nfy-sx,
by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye Judge Of sad Court,
JAMES AUSTIN, administrator o. the estate Of Tim
othy Austin. late Of York In said County, deceased,
having presented his nr account Of administration Of
the estate % said deceased, foe allowance
OkpsaEp That the said Administrative give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy Of this order TO
be published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed In Bidefvri, In said County,
that they may appear Al Probate Court 10 be hell at
south Berwick In said County, on III. first Monday Of
July next, at ten Of the clock In the orenoon aud shew
cause, II any they have, why the same should not be nj.
loved.
"a Attest, JosnrA lIKRRIcE, Register.
true copy, Attest, yosmrA MInhIcK, Register.
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DIR. PETTlTS CANKER BALSAM.
10 hs only sure cure for
CANKER IN ALL ITS FORMS.

The popularity OF Arnold's Vital Fluid IL really be-
coming inlmsnss. When acquainted with II, per-
purchase by the doIen and Its general introduce
ducton a. family medicine will prevent very mach OF
the weakness and debility prevalent FOR aspiring
medlcae u 10 unapproachabej the blood,
AMI toning the system does by united medical and
chemical action The Gpbues should be cien taken In
connection. lw@
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Ala Ceut Of Probate held atiKennshunk within and
ior The Cou"ty Of York, on the first Manday IN
Jane. In the year IL our Lord eighteen hundred and
M, sh. by the uonoubls Joseph r. Nys, Judge Of
said Counts
INCREASE =. RlMBALI., A dministraiot Of the 60
/ Of Ebenerer x. Hayes, lats Of Lebanon In said
conny deceased having presented his npt seeouni OF
sdminissa'hn OF The esists Of said deceased, fsr
allowance 50 49,
n Ill persons Interested, by causing copy of this
order tn be pabishsd three wssts successfully In The
un,on AID Eastern Journal, printed at BiAeisrd. In
SAID Ceanu, mat they may appear nj Probate Ceur,
10 de held al 50. Berwick In ssid eovntv on The Dr.
Monday ~ July nen, tea Of the clock In the fore
roa, aud shew ean.., 10 any they have, why the
~ Attest, JosnuA " ,naIcE, Rseisisr.
A true eopy-Auss. -JsssuA Hssaies, Rssissss.
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NV Yonr. Nor. lilh. lsls

NV IUkK, NOV, lkth, ISf8.
Ds. HArpEs.-Dsar sir s-A your request have
made % few Of your Improved Vegetable Pills,
and mud them 10 answer my highest icipations
used them with confidence the ingredients Of
which you say they are composed well pied TO
the various diseases incident 10 the human system and
mere pArticusriy In Of Diarrhes, leaving the
bowels In healthy condition Yours. ke,
3w2i DR. J. @. COOLIDGE.
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5pstial Aptir.s.

u Consumption, with all Its envisage tsrrors, nnds
an ereetuAi barrier 10 It's progress In q. W. stones
Cough. Con'umpton and Broaehtis Elixir. II Il dis.
arm~i and vanqulshed At once, old aSliah vas
dlsmayed By young King David Let the afdictsd try
u, aud success viii be certain. 3s23
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Ala Court Of Probate held a, Keuuebunk. with,

Alta Court Of Probate held ai Keuncbunk. wilhlu
and Tor the County Of York, on the trsi Monday
in June, In the year OF our Lord eight en hun.
drcd aud hhy-six, BY the Honorable Joscoh I.
Nye, Judge OF said Court:
MOSES PERKINS, named Executor in a Ger.
lu tain instrument, purporting to be the last
will and testament OF Susan Furnish, late OF
Wells, In said county, deceased, having present.
ed the same foe probate.
ORpERED, That the said Executor give notice
10 oil persons Interested, by causing copy ofihi
order 10 be Published three weeks successfully,
In the Union * Eastern Journal, printed at Bid.
jelord, in said county, that they may appear
ut Probate Court 10 be held at 5. Berwick, In
said county, on the first Monday Of July next.
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and sbew
cause, If any. they have why the same should
not be proved. approved and allowed as the last
will and testament Of the said deceased.
~ Attest, JosHuA HsRRicx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicx, Register.
Al Court Of Probate held al Keanebunk, within
and Tor the County OF YorI, 90 the first Monday
OF June, IN the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and dfiy-six, by the Honorable
Joseph r Nye, Judge ofsaid Court:
TNCREASE 3. KIMBALL and NEW Ell
i GOODWIN, named Executors In a certain
instrument, purporting 10 be the last will and les
lancet OF Thomas Goodwin, Jr., late Of Leba.
aon, in said county, yeoman, deceased, having
presented the same Zoe probate.
ORpEREp. That the said executors give
noiice to oil persons interested, BY causing copy
Of this order 10 he published three weeks succe.-
sively in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Bnlieiord, In said county, ihatthey may appear
At a Probate Court, TO be held al = Berwick, In
said county. on the tirst M,ndsy Of July next, q,
ten of the clock in the foreIooa, aud shew cause,
IL aay they have, why the same should DOT BE-
proved. approved and allowed as the last will and
testament Of the said deceased.
~ Attest, yosauA HKRRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRick, Register.
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posroN MARKET. Ju,,o.

PLorA- Western common bands, 50 90 to 62S
fancy, 81 90 extra, IS % to 81, Genesee Extra,
80 90 TO . 80.
GRIIS.-Southern yellow Corn IL selling at 81 cts.,
white at 90 cts Oats 40 Ale. Rye In lots, $50.
HAY.-Esslsrn Is selling at s23 per ton, cash.
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OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONER Of LOrrER.
~ les. -Batmore, April Is, 1885. The undersigned

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONER Of LOrrER-
~ les. baltimore. April Is, 1855. The undersigned
Commissioner % Lotteries Of the State Of being
In receipt daily Of letters from various portions Of The
country, making inquiry as 10 Lottery Schemes with
which the country Is hoode. and which purport To he
"DEcIDED nv THE DRAWINGS 90 THE MAnYLlSD Cos.
soLIpArEp LOTTERIES" takes this method 10 answer all
such letters OF inquiry and inform the public rHAr ALL
LOTTERIES PURPORISG 10 BE DECIDED nv rHE MAINLAND
DRAwIsGs GRoss fRArDs that certain parties, who
style themselves Morris Co.. and pretend TO he Mana
gers Sole Agents fr the Grand Charter Lotteries
Cleveland Ohio, are imposters, and said lottery fraud
having neither egalor presumpye existence and that
another fictitious hrm yed hurry Co, Cieaveland,
Ohio, also mpostos, and all lotteries which they
profess 10 he managers agents or are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, Il the Contractor
for drawing the Maryland Lotteries. The business Is
conducted under the nrm Il II. FRANCE h CO., a.
Managers and they have no sole agents In the city OF
Baltimore There are, however, some forty licensed ven.
der Cor the star Of Maryland who derive license un'
der him. through this Office, to sell tickets In The Mary
land Lotteries, u. H. McPlAtL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the sta'e Of Md.
3m2l