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Younx's orsst Physiological vsrk, q evsry
one his own do<ior-bsii z . private isssraesef
Or married persons o. the<s sbouf 10 marry.
bssh male .ad female. IN everything eonssfn.
Ing NE physioIoxy and relations o. our ~susl
sys<u. and the pwduction OF prevention q
sf>pnnr. including al he sev Discoveries
never h<brs given In The Engii.h Iansusfs, ~
W.. Yecsa. n. D. This b really . vaiushle
and Interesting verk. n = vritf>a n llsin
language fsr he Rsnernl ree1<r. go y ilip@
tfssed With upwards ef cus huadf<d sneFsv-
isc An ysuas MARRIED p<op1s = No. On
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-01

In the first number Of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,"
by Miss Helen g. Beale, Of Virginia.
Splendid inducements to subscribers.
Every person who sends "a for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly journal Of litera-
turc, society and art, will receive all
the BACK NUMBERS, containing "Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends us
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems Of the War;" in
addition to one years subscription.
TERMS ;-0ne year, ~. Clubs Of
ten, or more, one year, $50.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,""
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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TsHhesses ifeiH auf esehsHKfsf
lpt 4 s#sI suftey n hlm, aHd
fHnd " length u0 - great - ~
had imagined. feF We VS. Iust twenty.
rise Get eight Inches from llp " No.
IIs Rfsatesf mfenmkFenes we just
thirty end . half Inches. and be
xss jast seventeen sad 4 half
Inches afmind tise neek, NJ rather
Iuss behind che head About ten
|heet NJ bic Tell bad q spinoum ridge,
like that ~ ~ alligator. fife bead
was Tho most formidable fart about
HIN, and was truly terrible 70 behold,
svsn Wh'n neau. va 'u''y ,Wen'y
~ na.s sos.,aa,,,s :. ~ .a
small teeth, with Tmu, huge tu.ks. Il
had a hole In IL just uuder ibe right
eye, from The mimic ball, and q dent
" ~. neck rom the glane'ng ball OF
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-01

PosrpoxExESr.--It will be seen
b. reference to the proceedings Of
Me- sardis Democratic Association,
that the barbecue which was to have
come off to-day has been postponed
until the first Saturday in September.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-01

CoscERr.-A concert for the ben
,it Of the church will take place at
Davis Chapel, on Tuesday evening
|snt Our citizens should encourage
DAs young folks in this laudable un-
|dtaking.
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- Would sssts 10 The citizens d
~ Pamela county that be is pre-
AHpared, IN every particular, 10
srsrais At work In his line In . neat accurate
aud prompt manner. An experiences OF hneen
yesrs a. hrt-elsss workman In The adjustment
o. The different and most complicated srcspe-
mens belonging % tms-ksspes Justify me 10
NE assertion that | sppfehsnd no fear Of fall
Ing 10 give entire aslsfAesion 70 AL Who mar
f.Tpr me- with their patronage. Watches and
ciseks THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and war
ranfsd 10 run veil twelve months
mS-C@sh paid for old Gold and Silver.
nayp-3m
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A new drink, named "Butler
has been connected. You
|dr h up with spoon, squint one
I've, drink the liquid down, and put
M spoons In your pocket!
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Dr.. c. Williams Balsam Of Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha--a sure
for consumption, coughs, colds,
|cs, for sale by W. G. Clarke. No
affected by any Of the above
should be without a bottle.
Ty Il! TRY ri! If.
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rusonApn OrvrcE.--The telc-
|,uvh Office at Bstesville has been
established, and Is now In opera
Non, under the superintendent Of
|ut. William Marshall.
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Perhaps the most extraordinary
thing in the annals Of the American
Congress, says the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, Of Monday last, was that wit
messed last evening in the Senate,
when Willard Warner, a resident Of
Newark, Ohio, was sworn in as Sen
ator from Alabama. Was there no
other day but the holy Sabbath for
this sacrilegets be perpetrated? Hav-
ing set the Constitution and people
at defiance, do the Radicals now pro-
pose to strike at the ordinances that
were handed down from the mystic
ries Of Mount Sinai? Yet this is
the party Of morality. What has
become Of Voltaire and his disciples?
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PATENT PRESS.
Thl. new and valuable rHEss Il nov offered
Al a much less price than i charged fef en- n.
dinafy wood sefew pfeas. II will show lts
merits Al once, and any onmah mind can zee
al q glance that u will DO all that u islntsnded
tor, aud the most simple person can pack on H.
II 10 In no way complicated l. moi one u
those things that are always wanting a ma.
ehlnlsi 10 be present every time you want 10
use u Of tied up In ropes aud chains, ~ the
hand lever presses Of the present day. Your
life l. 10 no danger when you stand around 10
zee your cotton pressed, nor ARE your mules 0r
horses In danger VI having their legs broken
neither does II take all the timber on your land
10 build ~ o. a Captains company 70 raise II,
Labor Il high, money scarce, people pour and
needy, and We now come within the bounds Of
your ability. This Il what we cali the press of
a century, and will press oil the cotton required
for yourself aud your rising generation, With
out the constant expense Of rebuilding. We
only require ! 900 feet Of lumber, board meas.
urc, all told, and that Of a length you can get
Oh scrub timber. You can put II up by the
side or underslde Of your gin, to suit your con-
y%cnience. We have had only three Of them
built, aud you can see for yourself what those
who have them say about them aud should
you need one, we would be pleased to supply
you. In a short time we will have one erected
In the city Of Memphis for inspection. Call
and examine u.
We make tho following propositlons-we
use three different kinds Of Pins;
For a rough east Pin, $3.50, for, with all the
bolts that are necessary TO make II complete,
excepting door irons, Il can be put up for s35
more. Get your WI timber, and a press COM
plcte will cost you only sI7b.
For a wrought pin beautifully chaste, AZ
smooth as glass, good for a century, with bolt'
complete, $i60; the SAINT amount for lumbci
as the other, 5000.
For u Newell Pin, one hundred and eighty
dollars; cost all complete, s225. All stocked
alike. II has q revolving nut and is beauti'
fully chaste.
Any one Of the three kinds will cost les
than the wooden one. One small mule or ~
men will give you any weight you want Their,
Is a sliding tap, which can be removed from
over the box 10 less than twenty seconds. Fol
convenience and strength Il has no equal.
RUTLAND 4 TAYLOR, Memphis, and T. @
BASS, Como, are my agents.
For further information address the under
signed, at Como, Mississippi.
VIC. BANKS.
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M. W. G. Clarke has just received
f, new and elegant stock Of PRINTS,
10 which he calls the especial atten-
|ion Of the ladies. He also has an
assorted stock Of dry goods, boots,
|Aoes, hats, hardware, Qucensware,
|dn.ware, powder, shot and groceries,
|zhich he offers to the market at the
ay lowest figures. Give him a call
|iad satisfy yourselves.
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/. e..sssrsyssrfs lss rArsoss~.Ail eoms
',.,,sas sust be handed 10 on "Wednesday
sss.s n each week, and Advertisements on
~, rsesnlag. Failure 10 comply VIII,
80 iii cause publication 10 he deferred
"A M sssaing issas Of The paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-01

@tts ~ v tthett eth' US et1ttHtt9s
General Hancock has written a
letter in which he declares his inten-
ton to support Seymour and Blair,
and adds that he firmly believes that
the preservation Of constitutional
government eminently depends on
the success Of the Democratic party ;
and were he to hesitate in its cordial
support, he would not only falsify his
own record, but commit a crime
against his country.
The President has issued q proc
nation announcing the ratification Of
the 18th amendment by the Legis-
lature Of Georgia. Accompanying il
is a PRONUNCIATION from the Secretary
Of State, to the effect that said amend
ment has been ratified by three
fourths Of the States, and has there
fore become valid as a part Of the
Constitution Of the United States.
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Georgia, North Carolina, South Car
olina, and Florida are now in "the
glorious Union" Unable to bear
the odor emitted by their representa-
tives, Congress has taken a recess Of
eight weeks to recover breath.
A Washington dispatch says, by
direction Of the President, the Sec
rotary Of War will soon issue a gen.
eral order recognizing the existing
military districts Of the South, and a
number Of officers now on duty in
those districts will be relieved and
ordered to other points.
Thirteen persons have been bound
over In the sum Of Ave hundred dol
lars each, to appear before next term
Of the Circuit Court for Desoto
county, on the charge Of horse steal.
ing. Our citizens who have los'
horses aud mules will doubtless hear
Of them when the trial comes Of.
The members Of the Alabama Leg.
stature voted themselves eight dol
lars per day and forty cents mileage
The Governor vetoed the bill on III,
ground Of exorbisancy.
Mis-si.sissippi paid 1851, 40 d
the United States Government fol
1857, as lie share Of the n%aiiona
debt and expenses.
A woman astonished the worship
pers In a church In Utica, on a recen
Sunday, by taking down her bacI
hair and scratching her head.
J. Louisville has contributed $50.
for the defense Of the Columbu
- nAM-
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NJ. j. ROsSEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
AND
General CoMmtsstes .Merehass,
No. $40 Front Row,
Memol.s T.aa


Memphis, Tenn.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO me by my friends, ! would re-
fer Others 10 any one doing business heretofore
with my house. ! have always on hand family
and plantation supplies. Also, ample facilities
for handling all cotton or other produce con-
signed 10 me. Charges a. low ~ regular meF-
chants Of the city, and as Low ssa legitimate
business will Justify.
J. O. CULBERTs0E, well known In Mar
shall and DeSo,o counties, Mis-, i always on
hand, and In connection with W. D. R0DMAN,
Of Marshall county, Miss, would be pleased TO
meet and accommodate their old friends ~
well ss others needing supplies. se2s-sm
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Having lad ndnbADe eNRnee OF u prompt ha aAh ehcs Hm me "sumony OF q
multitude Of respectable citizens among whom are is=ed som Of our best physicians we 10
S. hesitate s, 70 r. rss ssss % Ss s rrps%a ss IN - a. Sss ,s q r' T r .sad lS ss s "a ~ Ss %.s "a ~ f s :
state = A., that "a, " be :. the srss to 20 ar as. :ss ss ' S.s s., -.a m .s ssss I. 1, cure sss III VEN TSs s"s ra' Is
truth, hm.y be declared the day . not far distant when 4 ma b appreciated and used in
'"1 The wonderful operation Of he fsI. Tonic syrup . a,auaTass the effect. Of m..dos.
s nd pa n y: s1 s1ss GS cs%. can ana 1 Ts Ss's s Ss' : s % 1sss "a Z 's ii S, cir X Kindred 1%5 ds %ssi :
~A's s.Ts e ssS Of SmsnV i ia y : . Te SS " T ~s, % .Ss i nss fs1si's Sss. composed Of put and
harmless lsg.disss and a. are 2 o.. united Rs% . , Ssr nae a 'S. %ss.i . s@, ,s,aai f. (, ~ beautiful ss .
lifetime q experience and practice ia = southern climate 'nd was lever NOV 4" fall 'n
"e sS. al rS iS sr s, sasaSad Gss is with a he Extraordinary popsra.. Of ah HON, production, nan
. .ss%sa d s r.. e ss's q s 50 sias climate y ssa a%..s . a.. are I ".p &c MI p ss%sa I g ~ s. s'as s.ss e
,p s.s sss.sas ssSs Ct S n S~ss sf n , an ne s q ss%p State. ' inSs. sss" K. s .sye ,so Ss%sd
a, already .ag: .s sS"ss a ss =, I Is S, ssss.', Merchants Tsss I sss p sy%G from II ,r n h. om..
!: = Il 4 \: Z. :@:s''''' compounds heretofore generally ''' .@ : ''d' '''''''' everything
Asb BON. enterprise \. especially s~n,sdL itself ssss people q al. section Of Il. oss
produce and maj We 90, hope Foreign .oaael sosuv"s. "a. pCpdsp. q Which In most
SsiaaI ia Agents and care nothing FOR our Interests ss~P, % ,ass our people into d. Sc q
""' the n rsas Tonic syrup Is packed ia o-- Of two ao~a
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE, Druggists aud Chemists,
a Sole ~PrOprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
Mansfeld's Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial,
Rapid, Radical .d asvsrenng Specific for
oolua, Cholera Mo5u,, Diarhea, Dy.eaey, Gaa, Fbr, and LoO@es
Of hs Bovek.
Purely vs''h. IN is composition =. g sr. = s a sS, Laboratory fro" D'l' R's' Der
ny the Use OF the Mississippi Diarrh~s Cordial,
pdARRHGA, oss Of In. m~a fatal DISEASES lus-a a me Valley Of ID. sh-appl . rapidly
:-s. .ss: :s.. sssss-'ss'c;s%s iss sss.. : s. a$ ss D. Dss. :ss' ~ = s s.-@ss =
nh prescribed By a. ss w.asr AID sssA.m phra.ss .a s~a ia ne hospital. y
,rssy : sassa n a. Ore. s.sss. = Z. sssss a. YEA !" :
rrs,arsS ssiv ~ .ss~sass< > nssss,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
I Sd z ' Z s:s:. D ss:: = s; s;4s:.: ;~' s:.s<
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The Columbus Sentinel states that
Al. Jamison, the late Radical can
diaie for Lieutenant Governor, has
the Radical party, and
at the last session Of the Chick
court, before a large concourso
7 people, he purged himself Of allie
|sine to the party Of plumber and
be men who were prominently asso-
in It, Egglcston amongthe rest.
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Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial has
nod the test Of eighteen years en-
rusnce, and Is stamped as the result
Il scientific investigation-ih cures
ave been It's leading advertisements.
l@antless multitude Of testimonials
nd certificates from the most infu-
atal and respectable citizens Of the
sssle valley Of the Mississippi could
We be given II necessary, including
nas Of ourbest physicians. Il has
ssn used in the Memphis hospitals
a standard remedy, and Is &C
n'wledged by all to be the mighty
nd cholera, cholera morbus, diar-
aa, bowel affections, and all would
y auack doctors, who are endeav-
snns 10 palm of upon the public
|asr worthless compounds. Beware
ach vile trash l-ask for the gen.
aas Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial
I'd you cannot possibly be disap-
nalsd.
fss ale by ]. II. Yates, Bates
W., and I. G. Mathews, Long
WA. IL
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BatssvIlIe Academy.


~ $3.50 aAHasI ezssH n A. izalIsa
We 81 y ~ 81 A. HNle| u
laB
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Located zen miles southeast Of Ba~sssvills,
Prepared 10 clean yoar wheat, and Oh
Your sAeks with Flour from Wheat,
which me could refuse 10 sai.
jsis-tt W. W. nLId0TT.
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have In ard for sale the best selection OF
sces' and Genemen's Misses and Ctdren's, Bows and
Youths BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, BALMORALS,
SLIPPERS etc, offered for sale In this community.
We have sheas auction goods fhrse not Of orr
manufacture been made especially TO order by he best
the United States, and cannot be found in
9th er in New Orleans
To our Ike and style Of Ladies' BALNoRALS and
BUTTON CATERS " respectfully invite attention. Is
acknowledged by those who have
BY Norhtrn manufacturers to be unequ-lec anywhere.
Misses Chdren's work challenge admiration and
News Rows and Youths replete With everything
ssry duia ity, style anc finish
az Bags, have endless variety and for Trunks
have ever, kind style quality that Is made ali ices
BLAKEIY 4 HOGAN
Turks % any ki d Made. Covered or Rep red
CUGAK-CUKED HAMS AT l2l1c q POUND.
gOCO ns Plain and Canvassed HAMS at l25z Is and IS
r.Fb.
5000 Ms. Green SIDE Mat, at &c. 2 n.
For sale az S. B. CHURCHfLL'S,
81 TehOnpitoulas street.
between POydr.s and Lafayette streets.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Hernard Fans,
NO 5A5 AND $40 MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR THE
MARKET.
New Toys aud Other Prssen t. just Imported
PRICES VERY Low.
Large ard choice stock Of CHINA, EARTHEN and
GLASSWARE; siiver Plated and Table CUTLERY; Co..
OIL LAMPS Chmreys and House Furnishing Goods
DoWMA as PATENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

The Greatest and Best Invention of the Age House.
wifi = n ne Friend
washboards and Machines entirely out Of date In
stead Of consuming half TO three tedious
washing blue Monday Il all be done in FIRM t.
hOurs With The A mel ican WASHING COMPOUND
Clothes keque Rnshing except ~ the wstbands be
dirty they be rubbed little between the hsnds but
board 4 oed thus saving wearing process
OF such Horrible Wash board Scrubbing.
VIE ever the "American Washing Compoundn has been
the old "a hOned comparatively Of
only Quarter 81 the dshioned Soaps,
rsrd fof with perfect
II will also Grease and Paint and Preserves
Clothing All preparations that contain lime eat the
Cothss Avoid beml At least. ty the Compound ana
will never be Withoutft q W. W. GOOD gYN
Cornsr stomhOuse and Peters streets, New Orleans
l. the on authorized Agent Parishes Of Orleans
Jefferson who will supply yon with the Compound, .
Family Right that nay manufacure Il for your
Who viii also give the explicit directions for its
raj ma
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FINANCIAL.
DVARCES MALE ON CONSIGNMENTS OF
IA Cotton friends Messrs Nelly Forget Co.. and
r. g. MUSGROvE SON,
g CarOncee street
DVANCES WADE ON CONSIGNMENfS OF COT
N ton other approved Merchandise to end Msssrs
CrsTy ketchum and William Bryce Co. New York.
OLIVER p. JACKSON,
No. Union street.
diva NCES-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
n eonsgnn Of Cotton to Messrs Brown, Sbipey
Co, Liverpool Messrs Brown, Bros. Go New York; and
friends Havre Bos Philadelphia and Baltimore
WITHERS P0ON, HALSEY CO.
October g. 1867.
EXsBAkGR On ct. LOUTs BOUGHT AND
u Sold by OUIs \. LESSON CO.,
isre Common sweat
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.

Orders viii be received and hed stovest prices FOR TRur
TREES Of all kinds; also STRAWBERRs rs aud OhNA
MENTAL TREES AND SHRJ BS Of every eeseriptiou
grown at the celebrated Nurseries, Mobile Ala
Early orders solicited this the proper season ior
transpanfng Catalogues supplied
GRkEN 4 ELbER, n Commercial Place.
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CRESCENT CITY usTEBN FACTORY.
In.. CAMP STREET
DoUsIAs.
ENGRAVER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street..
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HoTE]

vsitinx and wedding Cards engraved he elegant
manner Business Cards, Account sales Cotton, Bills L.
ding Checks Invoices and Circular Letters ETC., hho
srsphed SEALS. Oancsnins Stamps, Door Plates, etc
Initials Embossed On Rsps ssA Envslcpss WITHOUT
CHARGE FOB DIE
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C,RNEsT TURPIN, wHoLEsALK sANUFAo,
Z Of Stitch Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jubiuee Pas. Cur
pfoPs and syrups BY Steam Importer Of French Orns
aeuts such Cupds Flowers, Gum Leaves, Lyrea Dsu
lbns Decorated Toys Cosaeuss Fancy Pspers for Cab
Stands Bouquee CaItonages Fancy Boxes Tor Christ
and New Year Preseuts Cernucopss, stc etc Nc.
Lvse street. between st Lous and Oons strests r-
0"-.rs y
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
LOST-STOLEN-EOUND.

CAPITALIZATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal of the following Certificates Of Stock which
have been lost 70 shares Of the Bank OF America No 6
~ Shares New Orleans, Jackson Great Northern Rail
jesse R. Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank OF louisiana No
1919 dated October S 1852 in the Of Rebeccs Ragsn
wife OF Jesse R Jones'
4 OFT OR MIsLAID-CERTIFICATE OF srOCk
II 1885, for ortytwo shares Of the al stock of the
New OTleans Jackson ard Great Northern Railroad Com
pany daied l6h bpr 1857 in the OF ii. Rylsnd.
Application has been made for duplicate Of same, and The
public warned to trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFORD & CO,
As Carondeet street.
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u ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY C0...................kANAGE
CAPITAL RxIzE-sS0,O00.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOB TH8 BENEFIT
or SHELBY COLLEGE,
ULAss re BIZ DRAWN AT ooVRGToN, Ky.
ON
Friday. january sIa. Isss

APPROXIMATIONS Prices:
approximation prizes sSlV each for tho nine
naming units Of tde ten OF the number
drs7ing the 500 prize k1no
8 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
usinng units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the $4,000 prize AZ
approximation prizes Of 800 each for tie nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize l,D
approximation prizes Of $50 each for the nine re.
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prEs lSeO
approximation prizes Of 400 each for the nine re.
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize "
. approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
maiuing units OF the Of the number
drawing the fHgl prse 10
26l appzaximstons Of $50 each for the nine remaining
ufo Of the SEINE ten Of thd number drawing the
slO0piiEes laUoO
I6S Frisee amounting to-. Sc
Whole tickets s1; Hsvss %; Quartsr IS; EishthS 81 o.
Prizes payable IN full without deduction.
Orders FOR Tickets In this splendid scheme VII be carefully
answered By return mall and the drawings sent with
psnEtinn OF the result Of each investment hs
iTswiaE iE ever. Address,
OHAa HOWARD. Licensed DeclAF
Corner Camp and Common streets or
LocE Rox so1 Post Orcs. New Orleans
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NOR sALE-IN GREEgvTLLE-A NEAT cor

tsge and entire Of ground fenced cultivated
broadway, between Elizabeth and Ferdn streets
the line Of the contemplated branch railroad Charles
street This vsnient and healthy scation and will be
sold at a great bargain. Green a Elder q Commercial
Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
PARTNERS MISREPRESENTATION

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