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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

United States Engineer Corps together with report Of
the action had thereon by the Governor Lieutenant Go
u referring to the Legislature plan for creating five
Of land upon Old Orchard shoals, between the Mar
rows and Sandy Hook, for Quarantine establishment
other eligible point within the Bay OF New York be
finally designated, deem il of paramount and endurin
Importance the health and welfare OF Staten Island OF
New YORK Brooklyn and Of that portion OF New Jer
contiguous to Staten Island that permanent location
for the entire Quarantine establishment should be OBJ
tanned and lis removal from Staten Island carried into
effect at the earliest possible day and TO the accomplish
ment of that object my efforts will be directed. With
these views recommend the Legislature TO provide for
the appointment Of commission to consist Of three
persons of eminent character and qualifications familiar
with the subject and with the requirements Of the state
to whom the whole question shall be committed, to report
plan to the Legislature tnat If approved may te adopted
early in the session.
In establishing for all time Quarantine grounds for the
commerce of country and that Of the mari
time world, deem Il right and proper to ask the con
currence and co operation Of the federal government.
With common duties and interests the preservation of
the public health and in the execution OF the
laws, ii is manestly proper that in determining site
for Quarantine and revenue purposes the State OF New
York should consult the general government. Nor is 1t TO
be doubted that the government will participate with this
State the responsibility and expense Of providing
pie hospital and revenue facilities Tor the commerce OF the
world
As Immediately connected with this subject call your
attention 10 the numerous health laws and to the
which they administered at the Of New York,
fully believing that there is of machinery and
of officials around Quarantine greatly nconvenert and
oppressive commerce, which should longer be re-
quered bear the manifold that for the last few
years have been imposed upon it. According to existing
arrangements, when ship enters Sandy Hook " she
boarded and taxed by licensed pilot next stopped and
taxed by licensed physician; next hailed by licensed
steamug, then boarded by licensed warden next by
a licensed fumigator, then taken possession of
by licensed stevedores; her cargo handed to IL
ceused lRhtermep, again subject to an nroad
OF famigators and then towed to New York
by a licensed Quarantine tug, and guarded her
way by licensed policeman then she falls into the hands
If licensed harbor master till finally the owner is glad
to shake OF this Of officials" at any cost all
this Ia the Of the State and for the preservation Of
the public health. 1t would be difficult to adopt system
more announcement and more expensive
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

EMBEuLENEST, J Sheppard was arrested
Yesterday ana brought before Recorder Monroe
This morning, charged by VIM. D. Roy Collector
ot the port Of Vicksburg, Miss, with having
while acting as his clerk, frauduently aud feo
aously embezzled moneys to the amount of $4,000
or $4,000 or upwards entrusted to him for safe
isePiOg and dstribution. Sheppard was arrested
at the CITY Hotel this morning. Ball to the
amount Of $4,000 was required.
We cory the above from the New Orleans Delta
d the 18th ult. The D. J. Sheppard mentioned
sastepsOn of our fellow countyman, George A.
Cox, Esq, whom, it will be remembered, he Is
short time since attempted to assassinate, in this
county, by shooting. At the time of his arrest
he was fugitive FROM justice here, having fled
Immediate on the commission of the assault upon
Mr.. Cox.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD.
The ONLY safe and cert in cure io- Cancels,
Piles. Tumors, Swellings and Hronchee or Gotrs,
Paralysis. Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles,
Chronic or lnnammaory Rheum1rSm. stiffness Of
the Joints Contacted Muscles or I.uameuIs, Ear,
ache or Toulhache Bruises, Sprilus, Wounds,
Fresh GUS Ulcers, Fevr snres, C'tke3l Breasts,
sore Nipples Burns. seal IS, sore Throat, or any
Inflammation Or Pain, no difference how severe,
cr how long the disease may "v' rN,stAd. Ncs
Leans Celebrated Iiniment is q c"rIa remedy.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved
life Of decrcptude and misery by the use Of this u-
valuable medicine
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IININENT
Will relieve pain almost mstautaneou Ia, and il
will cleanse purify, and heal the loust sores in aA
incredibly short time.
FOR HORSES AND OTTER ANIMALS
McTeans G lebrnted Iiniment is the ouIy safs
mud reliable remedy for the cure ct spawn, Ring
Boue. Windgdls, spInts, Unna ura !.umns' Nodes
or swrllings 1t viii never fail to rure Big Head.
Pol evil. Flstua, cd Running so!rs. sweeny,d
properly applied For spraus, Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels CHAIRS saddle VI Colar Calls, cuts
sores. or Wounds, il is an jnfHilhI' remedy. Apply
il as directed aud cure is 'trau in every Instance,
Then trhp no longer with the many worthless
inimens Offered 10 you. Ohiuiu supply OF DE
McLetn's celebrated Lin rent. ltutl cure YOU
j. II. Mel EAN, sole proprietor,
Corner Of Third aud Pine streets, ~ ious. No
November ~ 1853 dH
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
LAND FOR SALE.

YNHE subscriber offers for sale tract of
Il good woodland LAND, containing about
four hundred acres, lying about miles west OF
north of Benton, in Yazoo county
Any one wishing to see the land, will call on
William Grisham, or W. L. King at Benton, or
the undersigned at Benton.
THOMAS A. HOLIDAY,
October 30, 1S5G--3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

CIRCUIT GouRT.-The Circuit Court for this
cmniy-his honor .lulgs Henry p-esdiug-com-
mencerl its sitting on Monday last. There is
business enough on the dockets to occupy the
time Of the Court for four weeks at least. The
State Docket is nusullly large. In the first
part Of TIE week many cases were disposed of
On Welncs iay the case Of John L. Chapman's
Alm'rs against r. W Durfey, was .aken up,
which rccupiel all Of that and the day following.
This th" mcst important case on the civil docket.
0u Monday next the State Docket will be taken
up One case of arson to be tried-the slave of
Mrs R. n McCapn, for burning a gin house--and
one or two cases of grand larceny, the balance
ave fOrminor offences.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

RosE-Tn another place will be found some
verses from one of Yazoos fairest AMI most gifted
daughters. over the signature of "Rose." News
rapers are so much in the habit of inAicting
rhymes upon their readers that bit of genuine
uoery is always treat. Rhymes and poetry are
lust as different as the language of the English
and CherOkees. Rhyming is an itch, and like the
ich, it is "ketching." But the faculty of writing
voey carnot be impaired Poesy, like Genius,
Is horn with the possessor. Poesy and rhyming,
however, are sometimes happily combined, and as
a specimen, we offer the verses of our fair con
trbutcr from whom we hope frequently to hear
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

We call attention to the advertisement IN this
.ue Of Mr.. A. Monroe, Dealer in Clothing, &c.,
New Orleans. His is undoubtedly the largest
establishment of the kind in the South, and
-oods car be bought cheaper than at any other
house in the city. Gentlemen visiting New Or
leans will find it to their advantage to give him
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
NOTICE.

II WILL, on MONDAY, the 23d day Of
4 January, 1860, in front of the Court House
scrbed by law, lease to the highest bidder AT
public vendue, for the term of ninety y-nint
years. the SIXTEEN SECTION. in TOWNSHIP
fourteen, Range three west, in Yazoo county
State of Mississippi on u credit Of one, two
three and four years.
Bonds, with approved security, will be re-
qnired from the lessees for the payment of the
money in four equal annual pavments.
r. BOWMAN, Probate Judge
of Yazoo County.
Dec. 3. 1SJ0-14-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
CLUBS! CLUBS! CLUBS I!
"white Men Must Rule America"
NorO as tie time to Subscribe.
A NEW SOUTHERN STORY.
THE WEEKLY DAY-BOOK FOR 1860.


THE NEW YORK DAY-B0OK was
u started to combat the modern heresies of
Anolhomsm. 1t is uncompromisingly opposed to
"'l nuemptS to place negroes upon an equality
with white men. 1t supports the bred Scott
Decision; the Equal Rights of all Citizens in the
common Territories of tie Union: it opposes the
so called Republican party because it nulifes
the laws and tries to degrade white men to legal
eve with negroes, and thus render Democratic
institutions impossible. 1t asks support from all
who wish to preserve our glorious Constitution
and who desire to hasten the day when British
A6olitionism. which has already ruined the fair
est Islands of the sea, and which now seeks to
ruin our country, and overthrow Republican in
stitutions at the same time, shall be driven from
our soil forever.
The Daily Evening Day Book, full sized folio
journal, is published every afternoon. SUNDAYS
excepted,) containing the latest news up to the
moment of gong to press. Price Sc per annum.
The Weekly Day Book is quarto journal, CEN
tanning forty eight columns of matter and is
carefully prepared for general circulation, with
full detais Of foreign and domestic markets, lite
rary notices, stories for the family circle, and
presents planters, farmers, merchants drovers,
&c, with journal from the commercial metropo-
lis of the Union, with full and correct reports of
| thV Cobt"u, gram, Chlte anu prOuuCe markets.
These features alone are worth double its sub
scription price.
A NEW SOUTHERN STORY
On the first week in January, 1860, new and
original Southern Story, from the pen of Prof W.
II. Peck, of New Orleans. will be commenced in
the Weekly Day Book The title is "The Broth
ers Vengeance" The scene is laid in the Cres
cent City. The plot is deep and intricate and is
worked up with great dramatic power and inter
est All who subscribe on or before the lst of
January, will get this intensely interesting story
entire
TERMS:
Single copy, per annum. ..............,.....S2 OF
TWO copes'''''''. w
Twenty one copies Zone being to the geter
up of the cluh) 20 0t
Payment is required invariably in advance, ant
the paper is always discontinued at the expiration
of the time of advance payment. Specimen
copies sent free. Subscriptions can commence
at any time.
When drafts can he obtained, they are safer
than to sends bills But when money is remittei
by Postmasters, or Postmasters are made nc
quainted with the contents of letters sent, 81
they can certify, in case they are lost, that thC
money was sent, it is at our risk
All ordering papers should be careful to writ
the Post office, County and State in full Address
VAN EVRIE, HORTON CO.,
Publisher, No. 40 Ann St, X. Y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS letters of Administration upon the
w estate of Demosthenes Walker deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned, at the August
term (1S59) ofthe Probate Court Of Yazoo county
Mississippi, Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against said deceased TO
have the same properly allowed and registered
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise they
will be barred.
J.. WALKER, Administrative.
October 30, 1659--7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
10. of G. TEMPLAR $.
~ Ee cs co.
,,n1trr ronor No IN

LAMBUTH LODGE NO. so,
Meets every Monday Night, at Z o'clock, III
Templars' Hall, Yazoo City.
Officers for the present quarter
W. GRIFF RASPBERRY, P. W. G. I.
Peter d. Cook, W. C. 7. Miss NJ. Jane Bell, W
VT. Geo. C. jenkins. W. s. Miss Lizzie X
Bell. W. 7. f. Lemli, W. F. 7. D. NJ Bell
W. C. VIM Kinney W. NJ. Miss b. &. Wander
berg, W. l.. G. P. 0. Niley, w. 0. G.
Yazoo City, Nov 49, l859-tfebl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

The obging officers of the steamers Hope and
D.incp have our thanks for late New Orleans and
ri,tsburc papers. Were it not for the regularity
!, oOr packets, God knows what we would do for
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

El Thayer keeps at work at Ceredo his
Virginia free colony. Several New Eng.
land families have lately purchased homes
there.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

EcLEcTIc MAGAzINE.- have received two
numbers of this most excellent monthly, and
without hesitation, pronounce it the best period.
cil published in the Union The contents of the
Eclectic are made up OF choice selections from
the British monthies and quarterlies, giving the
cream Of them all Each number contains
l4i large octave pages, on fine paper, with one or
more steel portraits by Sartain. Price So Ad-
dress Vim. II. Bidwcl No. Beekman street,
New York
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

wo learn that the wreck of the steamer Bluff
c,,r which was sunk in the Yazoo river few
..ts since, has been sold to Mr.. White, the
r-scker for $1,000.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
WEEDS
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT,

NEW ORLEANS.
NTHERE may also be found SLOAT'S i'm.
w provemeut on Wheeler & Wilson.
"QUAKER CITY" LADD, WEBSTER & CO.,
SINGER, WHEELER & WILSON'S, and other
Machines from $45 to 1920.
k3yn All Machines warranted.
Secondhand machines sold on Commission, or
taken in exchange.
Any Machine sold by me that may not suit,
can be exchanged at any time for one of the same
kind or any other make.
f. L. NIMMO, Agent.
New Orleans, Dec. s, 1S59-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
A Card.

TlIE undersigned begs leave te announce
Il to Parents aud Guardians of Yazoo City
and vicinity, that he will OPEN
Gz91m1eaLm9@ Gz9GLN00Ea
for the reception of not more than twenty-five
Pupils, on MOND1I, Octobsr 3lst 1893
His terms will be in accordance with those GUS
tomary in this place.
Also-IIe desires to give instruction to Glasses
Of Ladies and gentlemen in the Greek, Latin,
Spanish. German and French languages.
nay" Satisfaction guaranteed
r, NJ MCCH0RD.
Yazoo City, October 80, 1859,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

Twenty six ladies have availed themselves
Of the instructions of the female medical col.
lege at Boston. the past year.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

Sewing Machines of all descriptions, and war.
,,Dted can be procured of Mr.. E. L. Nmmo, No.
romp street, New Orleans, See advertisement.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
Executors sale.

DY virtue Of decree of the Probate Court
- of Madison county, |. as Executor of Jesse
Heard. deceased, will, en- Noaday, the 2Sth
day of Norember nert, offer at public sale be-
fore the Court House door in Yazoo comfy,
on credit of twelve months, the following
lands, to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter OF
Section ten. Township eleven, Range one west.
The east half of the north east quarter, and
the south east quarter of Section five and
Lot No. in Section twenty nine, Township
eight, Range three west. The north half and
the west half of the south west quarter of
Section four, Township eight, Range tour
vast. The north east quarter and east half of
the north west quarter and south half of Sec
ton thrty-three, Township nine, Range four
west and Lot No. l55 in the town OF Satarta
All in said county Of Yazoo.
Noes, with satisfactory security, will be re
quired of the purchasers.
W. S. HEARD.
October Is, 1S59-tds.
The above safe is postponed until MONDAY
the 9Th dav of December 1859. =.
Dec. 3, 1S5914-lt.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE.
WE have just received direct from the publish
w ers many of the latest publications., consist
ing in part as follows;
Ten Years of Preachers Life, by Milburn;
The Prince of the House of David
The Pillar of Fire, or Israel in Bondage;
Enquire Within, or 300 Tracts for the people;
The Bertrams, by the author of DIR. Thorne'
LAmour, (Love,) by Michelet:
The Cassque of Kiawah, by Simms;
Paul Morphy's Triumphs in Europe;.
The Three Eras in Woman's Life;
The Jealous Husband, by I. s. Arthur;
Gerald Ftz Gerald, by Charles Lever;
Bavard Taylor;
From Dawn to Daylight;
Shelley Memorials;
Life and Adventures of Ferdinand DeSoto.
And many others too numerous to mention.
Oct. [. COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

o., nocs.-We are indebted to Hons +. II.
!. .1om and D. W. Sanders, for various prbic
,.,ments
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

INT ifN'> BLOOD PuRlflER 'Eb AF<'
The greatest Remedy in the world This cordial
is distilled from berry known only to myself, and
chencaly combined with some Of the m0sl valua-
bile medicinal roots. herbs and barks knowu to the
mird Of man. viz: Blood Root. Black Root, Wild
Cherry Bark. yellow Dock. Dandeicn, Sarsapa
ri'la. Elder FloVrs, with others, producing the
most inlalhlr renpdy rr the restoration OF health,
ever knewu II s natures own remedy epring
disease b naiural laws. When taken, its Influence
is lrIl coursiug through every veln Of the body,
purifying and acccIrralmg the circulation OF the
blood. 1t nouua2cs anys bilious matter in the
stomach and sireneth thens the whole ORGANIZATION
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
VIII pftactuav cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Jaundre, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF
the Kidneys. aud I'll Diseases arising from Dlsor-
derpd Liver or Stomach. hvspep-ia. Heartburn,
Inward Plies. Aciduy or Sickness Of the Stomach
Fuln, IS of Blooi to the Hsad Pl'ptaton OF the
Heart. Du Pain or Swimm NC in the Head, Full
ness or Weirh in The Stomach, Sour E'uctatons,
Choking or SuHoratug Feeling when lying down.
Drynrss or Nmownsss Of the Skin and Eyes.
NigM Swrats, Inward F-vers, Pun in the Small
of the Back. Chest or Side, Sudden Finishes OF
Heat, Depression Of Spirits, frlghtiul Dreams
llnpuo Despondency OF Npfvnue Disease, Sores
or Bolchrs on the Skin. and Fever and Ague (or
Chs aud Fever. II viii also cure Diseases OF
he Bladder aud Womb. such as seminal Weak
ness lucoutiueurr Of Urine, Stranguary, lnham-
nation or Weakness of the Womb or Bladder
Whites. etc.
There is no mistake ahort H. This Cordial will
never fail 10 cure any Of the above diseases, if
taken as per directions on each bottle, in German
English, aud French,
Over million of bottles have been sold during
the last six months, and in m instance has It failed
in gjy.ug entire satisfaction. Who. then, will sulf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

n. R.-There are sAecnl apartments and Pro-
fessors for Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Mathe-
maties. German. French. Spanish, English, Latin.
Greek, etc. so as to save the time Of business
men.
Persons from - to 60 years attend to any
branch they may wish, and until perfect as theV
wish to be- There are, probably. not less than
two thousand Of its former students in banks and
business houses in this city
Merchants apply here for clerks and book
keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks. ETC.. can
learn in few days to keep their books correctly,
or write free, handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms. opinions of the press
and leading men of the nation, etc sent to all
who desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College
ir the South west, and the oldest in the United
States, and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Professors, or other
good families speaking English. French, Spanish
or German. from SIS to Sc per week.
N. p.-To prevent mistakes. or impositions,
Students inteaded for this College should bring
this advertisement or special directions, as there
are every winter temporary rooms open for few
months all, of course, making wonderful pre-
tensions and promises, and posting flaming pla.
cards to enlightcn the people of New Orleans and
the South. When three or more form Clubs, and
enter at the same time, ten per cent. will be de-
Quoted from tuition.
! nSa Citizens and strangers are respectfully
invited to visit the College and Judge for them
selves The city is perfectly healthy.
SroCK.-1f. as it is expected the citizens in
favor of Southern practical education subscribe
as literally to this " Home Institution" as they
have to distant ones, the Agricultural and Me-
chanical Departments will be at once put in opera
ton. and the whole placed on firm basis tt
stand as permanent institution of the South
and under the direction Of the Stockholders them
selves and the Trustees appointed by the Legs
lature.
Stockholders can take the amount out in tuition
The Trustees of course can put any other party
at the head, if they deem it best. The Charte
is perpetual
Gentlemen of the South. does the plan NEE
YOUR appreciation? If so, will you give it you
aid, and build up HOME INSTITUTION with
thousand or fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
New Orleans, Nov. -, 1891 At.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
= 0R RENT,

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR sAhE
OR RENT. 49,,
r OFFER for sale my RESIDENCE IN !A
Yazoo City. The House contains seven l!ii.
Rooms; a good Kitchen and Servants Rooms, a
good Cistern and necessary out buildings, choi3e
selection of Fruit Trees, and about 81 acres OF
frst.rate Land, in cultivation.
If the above is not sold by the 1st of January
next it will be for rent.
October %, 1859. I'll.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

I OUISVILLE Artesian Mineral Water.-lO
bbls received direct from Du Points Arteslan
" H. for sale by the barrel, demjobn or bottle, by
Oct. |. COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

SMALL FAMILIEs.-NIalthus writes us in
great concern of mind, to know what Is
meant by the sign which he sees in various
par's OF the city: "Famlies supplied by
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
A CARD.

TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, ETC.,
WHO wish to give their Sons or Clerks
w practical business Education, in the short
est possible time, and to young gentlemen whose
TINE is important.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

NEW SHEET MUSIC-Some of the latest and
y most popular pieces now on hand and for
sale by COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
COMMERCIAL.

ov-There has been an active business
CO ,hs week. notwithstanding the unfavor
our .octer of the weather, and we are graft.
aO,' obsorye many wagons frem near the Rail
! NJ. Receipts of Cotton have been near $500
ho"'' .d sales about | $50 bales, at decline of
O"'' .n.el by corresponding decline in New
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

CLASS 45-
Draws on Saturday, November 5, 1859.
CLASS 46
Draws on Saturday, November u, lSa9.
CLASS As
Draws on Saturday, November 26, 1859
CLASS 40
Draws on Saturday, December 3, 1859.
CLASS so
Draws on saturday, December 10, 1859.
CLASS 81
Draws on Saturday, December q, 1889.
CLASS SO
Draws on Saturday, December . ], 1879.
CLASS 81
Draws on Saturday, January I, 1860
CLASS So
Draws on Saturday, January IA, 1860,
CLASS 81
Draws on Saturday, January e8, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
.1syO SlODsS11ssmgp9s,
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
We have removed to our New, Spacious and Ele.
CANT Establishment,
Corner of Camp aad Common Streets,
NEW ORL LEANS

'VHE assortment of CLOTHING and FURNISH
4 ING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS. which
we are now prepared to exhibit, will, we trust,
not only be quite satisfactory to our friends and
customers, but will he in keeping with the elegance
of the premises which we now occupy As in
the past we have ever endeavored to please our
customers in every respect, so shall we IN the
future continue that course which has secured
us host of friends, to whom we feel duly thank
AIrnnn mnMpnrn q nn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

100 LBS. Genuine Lexington Mustard,
lUU1OO do Flour Sulphur,
l50 do Bicarb Soda,
rs do Cream Tartar,
so do Race Ginger,
80 do do powdered.
Just received and for sale by
June Is. Z. B. COOK VO.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
Co-Dartnership Notice.
HIST RECEIVED.

GENERAL SUPPLY of fine SILVERWARE.
n Also, an assortment of superior Pocket and
Table Cutlery D H. "lLooN'
November IL, 1901 I'm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
ENTRAORD1N NARY DRAWING,
To take place as above specified =
1 Grand CapiIaI.Prixe Of $IO,OOO! {!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 7
..S6I5.OOO

$500 Prizes amounting to........ .S6l5, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters S2l.
The ordinary drawings of Wood, Eddy Co.'s
Lotteries will take place at Augusta, Georgia, MS
follows