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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

A man, tried in Boston FIR stealing =
horse and wagon, being callei upon to
speak for himself, said. II have moth
ing to, say in particular. The fact is.
when | GET half or two-thirds drunk
think everything belongs to me-" There
arc some very sober people who act as If
they th;ek just as this man does when be
Is drunk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

a handsome young bride WIS observed
'o be in deep reflection on her wedding
lay. Oae Of the brilemaids asked the
subject OF her medita,ions. Il was think
ing" she replied, which ofmy old beaux
| should marry in case | should become
widow"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

Two servants girls we're gwen tickets
to 60 to theatre. Returning in short
time, their mistress asked them why they
did rot stay. They answered. they sa.
IN the place till curtain Was rolled up.
and some !aiies and gentlemen began
talking about family matters, when.
thinking they had no business there, they
,eS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

A false friend is like : shadow ca aruu.
dial. Tlica appears IN ane wsather' b.s
valishes 6; tho appro1ch Of cioul.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

A lady, speaking o. a gathering flaw.
ycrs to dedicate new courthouse, said
shc supposed they hal gone Ito rev the
ground where they l. ast shortly lie P"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

". YES, cVerVDf1V pOfs Dut tbouSu Ut
I'd paw vou the mpinrnt of asking
whether you diSapproved of it or not 2
Can | 90 with va?
We e'I--ahem mo- very we'll. this time,
DM~y. You zee Mrs Fenchurch really
hinted 50 strongly for me tc take her th at
I couldn't help T.
'Very. wall. assented Daisy meekly.
and Herbert repeated within himself the
paan of praises he had chanted in Mr..
Portcross' ears: The best little wife in
| the world =
But notwithstanding all this. Mr.. Aims
court was MT "tactly pleased wh IN at the
self-same Bal Masqae. during the gay pc
Rod If unmasking. he saw his wifs's in
nocent face crowning the picturesque cos
tune Of Davarian peasant girl.
Halo J he calculated, rather ungra-
ciously, you her.!
Yes" lisfed Daisy, with girlish
smile. You said everybody went. Aud
oh, Herbert. isn't it nic. 2
/ Mr.. Ainscourt said nothing more, but
Mrs. Fcnchurch found him very stupid
companion for the remainder Of the even
ing.
He w9s late at dinner the next day,
but as late as he was he found himself
moe punctual than his wife. AMI the SOL
itary ueal was half over before Mrs Dali
sy trippcl in, her cashmere shaw trailing
over her shoulders, aud her dimpIed
checks all pink with the fresh wind.
Am behind time7 Really I'm so
sorry7 But we have been driving in the
park, and
"Wel Who are we?" growlcd her hus-
band.
"Why Col Adar and I-thc Colonel
Adait that y'u 60 out with so much" !"
"Now look here, Daisy" circulated
Mr. Ainscourt. rising from the table and
pushing back his chair: "Adair isn't ex-
actly the man | want YOU to drive with !"
But you % everywhere with him"
Il dare say-but you and I are two
different pcrs ms"
Now, lear Herbert" intcrposei Dai-
sv, wilfu'Iv Misunderstanding him "you
know 7 ncrer was a bit proud, and the as
sociaics that are good enough for my hus-
band are good enough for me. Let mo
s'' - '.'''N
Ains>ourt locked sharply at his wife
y AS s''e '.'',1 !" e1' 4's': - w." :'''' .
tone Bat he could not decide, 30 art
less WAS her countenance.
10 hsr ABOUT " sometime
was his internal decision.
Daisy" he snid car"lessly. when din
ner was over We asked "'I MISS Bar
perry IL come ana SPchu ne uay with you
tomorrow
"Oh, have yor I'm s'rry. for am
engaged "u' 10. ,a-Ln'rr'"-
LOU mere
W , un, ~ n..t.n ,.s"7rL'i' Ci'h : ,e J"r'e' !"
u''.,''
.r
w ''o "'',''" U.S. >
ula'e' 'he 'r"'c hH'oan''
"Of course | don't believe in 'em, but
its the fashion to belong to club. aHd
such q nee place to 90 to ofcvenings. [
am dull h re Of evenings, Herbert"
U,rhcr,'s le,rt smo+e him bnt he an
swcrcd rcsoIuteIy Il beg YOU will give
m tLiS ridiculous idea. What do women
wan: with clubs Z"
.What men do I suppose."
"But don't approve of it at all "
"You belong to three clubs, Herbert" :"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

Have somc dump'ings, sir" NO.
sir, ,hankee." was the reply; "but l
will thank YOU for h,;le mere that ere
il trrent"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13

4 word of Kindness is sellon spclsa :
IN vain Il Is seed which, ever wusa
4 of1oi r. "h11--, 'prins- ~ s--f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-13
Nd. THURSDAY MORNING. MAYI3, 1869
and short Sto-;es

=. and short Storie.;
lays upon Literary aud Social Topics;
.tches of Travel and Adventure;
cussicn upon Art Books. and kindred
themes
,ers upon Ill the various subjects tina,
.ertsin 70 the pursuits and recreations oil
he people. whether Of town or country :
ID
ms BY our foremost poets.
Il distinctive AZURE will be q fuller treat
iht of Science than is prevalent In popu-
journals In thi! branch the Publixke rs
ve secured III. Sc vices Of the abless an
st authoritative thinkers, u1css who cont
g large and accurate knowl7i3e with the
yer of clear and impressive fmens-
,.ducahon. il its velinsiS sR-
ublic. as ....n Fand
~ rs fTincsl( eereaee,
in its Practice as an art, WfIl receive the
consideration TO which it /, undeni ably
| lied
Illustrations will form an important fea.
in the plan Of the Journal. Nearly cv-
number will be accompanied by either
sfrated Supplement on some popular
! theme,
Steel Engraving an the best style Of the
] or large Cartoo" ensraced on ,cood.
iovelty. freshness, and continual change
he aimed at In this department: The
is.fatiohs will usuailv be valu ole as
'ks Of srt those on steel. and the Car
is, consisting Of views Of American sccne-
by our most di tinguishcd painters, and
,trations Of character and life, by our
most draughtsmen. They ,ciN be print
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
LEGAL.
NRDINANCE NO. 20.

"
Ba il Ordained By the City Connect az the City Of
tnrOi
StcrioN I. Tin, section 81 an ordinance % adopt
the Ordinances of The city Of Cairo revised ald
codlh"d he amended by striking Out The words cor
appointed by uie Cay CoapcIi, upc hr,t and
ond lines OF said sct ton.
SRc. 2. NJ ofiireraurpolnted rs tie Mayor by aud
with The advice OF the Ci,y o1unch may be Toihoyrd
any time by majority Of the menOfs eleC ted con-
vened In Joint meeting, whenever the sad Council
shall think the Interests Of the city require such
yd
Provided, Tina, the Mayor shall have authority to
suspend from duty al any time whenever in his ovin-
ion the interests Of tie city require a. any ofear
want oremploye Of the city, no ding his position by
virtue of appointment by the Mayor, IN accordance
with the provisions Of aclon IL article oitho city
charter and II shall bc the duty Of the Meyor 10
port any suspension he may make 20 tle CITY Coun-
ca 10 the fret JOINT meeting afler such rus
pension and .lnless his action Ia the prem
ises shall be disapuoyed BY majority Of ~ tho mem
bers elected 10 both branches Of the Cry O0ung, The
suspension shalt operate a. dismissal nom the date
thereof.
ssc. s. The term OF office of all officers appointed
by the Mayor, by and with the advice and CONSENT ~
the city Council, shall expire annually the gh day
OF March.
Approved, April 4, 1862
ap3i JoHN II, oBERLY, Ma,os.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
NO. "a.

An ordinance granting the sight ofwny through ccY-
tam streets, to the Cairo and Nlueennes railroad COM
pany.
BE il ordained by the cliy council Of the city OF cairo
sectionl That tie right Of way over anl along
Commercial az cnuc and 81 Charles street and across
Leyce street ia said city, shall be- and crcby grant,
cd Ia the Cairo and \meennes railroad company ana
thii tige said railroad company slRi have the right
and privilege 10 las down and operate single or dpu-
bic line of rails (and no morel over aud along said
Commercial aienhe ana ~ Cnalles sl'fsl ana y ross
evac street, 90 any pontnt which the depot Of said
company nny DO luiatGl and csilblslicdi provided,
however that such ghts aud privileges shall be and
hereby are granted only upon the condition AMI UNI
already hied % lie gude, established 10y sad cty Tor
lis sreetsa and aY'nucs The rails Of said road SHAH be
laid upon AN cuttutNrut 10 Doe ut height 20 'pIt~.
pond with said Grade, and TINT IT, at amy time said
grade fhoud be altered, the Aei ght Of SAID embapS
ment ehal be altered 10y sad company 70 correspond
therewth-that easy app CACHES 10 SAID emhankmcut
and crossings over it, shall be constructed by said
company ct every cross srcCt intersecteo by sad en-
haukment; that the tracks aud rails Of said road in
said avenue and streets shall DO 30 arranged ana pro-
tccted by said company by plank, stone or other solid
material rs 90 Wiori saIe ana eas} I'nH' lof lens
aud vehicles over them, wherever SAID tracks are ne
ce.siOe and cen be 80 crossed u0t riis Snl bc lad
~ near the centre Of the avenue or streets prtr ca
bic, and IL double line Of rails u lad down That the
the rual w permit and that such regulations may
be imposed land enforced by appropriate penlNes)
by the city council OF said city upon said railroad COM
pany pnd others, 70 the use Of fh ira ts M SAID
there safe aud reasonable rate, WIZ preVentth the
storage of cars and maintenance Of other permanent
distractions upon sad tracks, anu VIII generally pro-
feet the phlcin the safe and conNcDcn of said
avenue and streetssuch regulations, however not 10
be such "a. would be with the rights here
inbefore granted 10 said railroad company.
Approved, April l6, lso9 ..-
spi7 lot JOHN H. oBERLY mayor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.
c,,no. In. AnriI q, 1851.

tAino I'D, ApflI q, Is''
The week opens with bat moderate amount of
business doing in n general way, though there has
been 4 good demand Tor Flour, sales ofwhch seem 20
rather Increase, fanythiug, over the previous weeks
aud are largely in ~ the corresponding season
In any previous year. IL ~ now wen established
fict that Cairo supply the trade south Of her with
this great staple Ia better advantage than any other
market. our dealers all buy from, or are direct
agents of the numerous Mills in the interior Of the
state and viii sell - low f not lower than the same
grades can =. !, e1it In any other large market while
routhetn points gives unriyalcd advantages over
MI NOR, distant irerkets. sales for the past three
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
CNHANCERY NoTIgE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county, ss. In The Circuit
Court OF Alexander county. Ju} Tenn, i.6i, Banor
u. VICTORY. Mae Victor. 10 O"aurci} bIl for die
Nuruo.
Anidayit otthen.n-sesdrnce Of Mary victor, tho
above nnlued d0fudaut, having been fled n the
Clerks office uf Che Circuit Court ofea.d county, noe
uce b, therefore hereby given 90 tho raid Mary Victor,
thgt the comp lu1ut lei hs hll Of complaint ln said
court og the Ch3uc,y side thereof thc 7th day Of
AplI, i-.9, and thgt thr,euppn summons issued out
Of -aA rougi reungblr Oar Inc aW directs. Now, un-
loss you, the said Mary Victor shall personally bennd
inst day Of the ucXt term thereof 70 bee holden 90 The
courthouse IN the cy II Cairo in sp9 county ON tho
lot Monday 100 jay nvNi, ava plead answer or dcmur
Co the said COmpl ,n9uts bin of complaint The Same
and the matters and things thoron charged nd STATE
ed will be @lIcn confessed, and decree entered
against y, ! according to the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, April 18th, 1863.
Mukey Wall Wheeler Sol'rs for oomplr.
aplslawAw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27

RATES TO MExrHisPoik. SOC; whisky and oil. per bb,
SIC; salt. per bb soc; Flour and Meal. per Dbl. DC;
Corn. per sack zoe. Oats. per 100 lbs. 2c; Potatoes
and Apples, per bb, Sic; Hay, teompressedl per ton,
- y Heavy Freghis. per loo lbs. BIC; Light frcrbts.
per 100 lbs. 35c; Lumber, dressed. IN bundles, per
81 %; Lumber, loose per NJ. IS ~
R,rEs ny Raj: fRos n. y. AND BosTos TO CAiRo ny
THE DLuK LISE.-ls class. - ~ 81 do. 50 IL; ID do
Al n, 4th do, ~ "; specin de-. 72c.
To New York, cotton,
do do do uuComprcssed ............. ! 25
To NHw ORLt.ss--Fiour. per bb., 50c; Potatoes ana
Apples SOC; Pork per bb 50c; Beer, al 90; Whisky,
per bbL %; Coal OIL per hb 81 %; Corn, 25c; Oats
90 per oolbs; Tobacco SOC per 100 bs Cotton 81 30
per ba,e; Heavy Ffeighs, soc; Light Ffeigts SIC per
100 lhs.
Hav. cnInnies.ed. nor ton...... 600. .StuO
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
FINANCIAL.

leonnrcrEp 6Amy ron THE EVENING buLLETs.l
CAfRo, lit. april 2T, 1893.
Ent,, aud
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27

An ordinance granting the 4pht ofwny through cen
pany.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

The PooR GARRETT BAGGEns.--A \
Washington letter in the Baltimore
Gazette says:
"l gave the othor day ali extract
from the speech of Walker, the elect
ed Governor Of Virginia, in which he
exulted at the assured speedy exodus
Of the Yankee 'carpct-baggers from
the South. The official report of a
conversation between tho Governor
aud Gen. Grant yesterday explicitly
states that the latter approved and
endorsed every sentiment uttered in
that speech. The game is becoming
very interesting. ,a. q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

INTERPRETATIONS The Supre Q
Court..has just decided (ttgoing home',
Reade delivering the opinion) that
marriages between the white and ne
gro races arc unlawful. 1t is strange
that q case should occur in which tho
Court would be called upon to decide,
but such is tho depravity Of certain
classes that these marriages occur, and
it is right that the law on tho subject
should be announced and for viola
tion Of it tho guilty parties should be
made to suffer the extreme penalty of
the law.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

ESCAPE OF CoNvIcTs.-On Wednes,
day last, while four colored convicts
we're engaged in hauling brick on tho
canal at Columbia, a signal was given
by one of them, when they all immc-
diatcly dropped their wheelbarrows
and, sprung upon white man, (who
was guarding them) took from him
his gun and pistol, gavo him beat
ing, and then made off. The same
day another convict made his escape
through hole under tho fence, and
tho same night still another made his
escape. A colored convict died on
Wednesday night.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
COOKING STOVES.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.

| HAVE just received fine lot of Cooking
l Stoves. which will sell nj prices less
'hHn cvcr WAS offered in this or any other
Market in 'llr Sorhh. having received an
agency in this ine Of business with in
strnctiops to Sell quick with small profits,
! will be able 10 do so without any risk on
my part. IF the people want good Cooks
ihg Stove. and ono that will be warranted
TO give satisfaction, cull soon on the IN.
dersigned, ono door below Bncot & Co.,
where ! Will be ready to accommodate GUS
toners. aIqn.u 9. L. REFO, Agt.
N. B. I will put up apy Stove bought
from me, without extra charge, provided
parties buying, will furnish oonveyances
10 any part ofth fown Of Wihnsboro, or
County Of Fairfield. ln.r C. i. K.
june 20--tx3n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
FREsH NEAT FROM sTExAs.-Tho

Fresh NEAT FROM tTExAs.--Th
New Orleans Picqyune says the
steamship Agnes hos been fttod up
to take slaughtered beeves from In
dianola to tho Crescent City, to supply
it's citizens with fresh meat, and make
them independent Of monopoly. The
forward hold of the vessel has an air
tight chamber, capable of holding
beevcs. Cold air to bo pumped into
this chamber, during the voyage from
1ndianola. When tho vessel arrives
at New Orleans, the ,oarcasses are to
be taken down from the hanging pins,
and put into house kept cool by the
Same means used in cooling the YES
sel's chamber, the meat is to be taken
out as required for use.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
AUGUSTA, July 81.
For ign News.

Ao@ mn "ft6 HAVANA, July 20.
Mabzanillo merchants, arrested for
dealing with the rebels have issued an
address, urging their rebel brethren
to return to their former allegiance.
The insurgents, 800 strong, have
been defeated with heavy loss. Gen.
Jordan was wounded. tE"~
sd' lyt.'ing l,s PARIS, July 81
The Irrcconclables, met yesterday.
Thiers, assuming ,the leadershid, sub
United lhe DRAFT of an ,ad lress to the
electors OF France. Tho address was
rejected. "f2}2 . o-hFi 'z@st
Tie French assembly re.asscmbles in
October, hut tho Senate vii! remain in
session during 'tl:ei month Of August, to
consider the unconstitutional changes. The
Senate expects y message from The EN-
peror, shortly, and the ministry is busy
dra(tingsncWl laws, Which the Emperor
desiresIwill be- more liberal than lndica-
ted i'll the last message. Prince Napu-
leon intends addressing the Senate on
tie proposed!re reform, which he regards
as hardly full .enoueh.@& AN jf}&F 81
The Viceroy Of Egypt departed snd-
denly homeward. 1 It IS rumored that
lis rupture with the Grand Turk is the
cause ofh sudden departure. 81
,,,au .,s. HAVANA, July "a.
Rodas has issued stringent orders re-
gardiug lhu'col.eciion Of customs.
" The British authorities at Jamaica
condemncd the cargo Of the Grapeshot
for violation of neutrality laws.
The Spanish explanation of =, the
execution Of one of the Grapeshot's
crew satisfies Hoff.
Jordan is between here and Baya-
,mp, and has been reinforced. s!Seve.
raj. heavy ,skirmishcs have taken place,
but no details are furnished. Jordan
was not wounded. 9'a'''s''%
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
ExTERMINATroN.-The Co!ur

ExTERMINATIoN.--The Columbia
Phenir says: "Forney is shocked at
aspoaker who said, at the late meet
ing in Memphis,that determination is
the doom Of the negro But the re-
mark is true. determination is the
negro's doom, determination, not by
tho competition in labor between in
telligenoe and ignrance, economy and
wastefulness, industry and iudolenoe.
Yes, determination is the negro's fate,
and no can only shake his kinky locks
at Radicalism, and say, 'thou didst
it,"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
MEnIpHls,lJuly "a.

8f'"h ~ Y. % Ro oEFHr TT IHiEES3l0ySWHIy q.
Hd Wade Bolton, who was shot some
days since, by Dir. Diokihs, Is dead.-
He Beqaeathed $l00,00O to ohsrita Bio
,purposess including $4,000 to Stone
wall Jackaon's widow, and fifty acres
of land to each Of Japkson'ssY former
,.t',u no Eal AvousrA, July 81.
e1fA political difficulty took place r,at
Upper Three Runs yesterday in Barn
we'll District, s.. G., in which two men
were killed and several wounded. The
affair was. confined to the white peo-
PIE. .,rHghF Are ie-gI'r-t-rk a,r-2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

TAX ON ARTICLES RE-MANUrAcrUR
D.-Acting Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, !. II. Douglass, has de-
cided that when o manufacturers pur-
chases secondhand articles and repairs
the same and sells them, he should be
required to include the sales of sucl,
articles in his. quarterly return, and
pay the tax thereon as Oh tho sales Of
new articles. 81 .nF HT4N Isl III
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

'THIRTY YEARS tx pcricnce in he Trrc,at
l. mcnt Of Chronic aud Sexual Diseases.
a Physiological View Of &Marfiagc .-@7iTHe
cheapest hook .qyer Notwithstanding
nearly 500 pages, and 130 fine 4engrayings
of the anatomy Of :he human, organs tin a
staie Of Realili and uiscase,n with a 'ireatise
on early errors, lis dtpl6rab. 0 cons eqdeaces
upon the mind ind sbody with The atithor !
Plan Of ofatrpatnlent the eonlys rat ionaiii and
successful ,mqode pf cure, as; shown; by tsl re!
pprt Of cases treated: A trpthfoI advisor
TO tho married. and those cont emplaiine
mafriagn who enlertain, tioubls tof tfleir pKys.
sioal condition, sSent2 ffees of postage . 10
any address 1con n receipt tSFof cents, in
stamps Or postal, currency, by; addressing
DR.. IA CROfX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Alba.
ny, N. Y. The iauthor may be consaIttd
upon any of he"disenscs npon which his
rboek Reah eitherpersonallyf by mali, ,land
medicines sent 10 any' port of therwopld..H
T. Z .a.E 4 ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
NOTICE..

SEALED, proposals. wiz, be received W the
- lnInndasrsiepsi natil ,Mondsy, tho I'd day
Of fIAugust next, TO tenr down md rebuild
Mount 0livGt Church, seven miles north ct
sWihnsboro. Tho building tobe brick, SO
x5Ofoeto The OH byick and Other mat erial
that; are found may be used. Plan aud
specifications can be seen NJ Ketchin, Nc
Master s. Briees store at Winnsboro, or
Beatty e store, Gladdcn's Grove. Z
. a5iH1 F5DAN'L McCULLOCH, ,"E
yGh $noda irG j. A. MoCROREY.ar
,v3 10 sbTRvguJAS, gBEATY,5aF sp1~'
(. I'm Building Committee.
columbia thGni1 ineert once week for
three weeks and send bill 90 this offce.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

BLACK MEAsLEs.-The North Cor
mrnan bark sOlbers, arrived at .oBalti>
more, on Thursday last from Bremen,
with four hundred passengers, lost
seventeen children on the passage
from what is termed black measles,
There were several Other cases of ohil-
drcnZ having the Same disease, on
board. aItri
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
Great Fl taal's " s Distribution oi'sa II
:. 1 sBy NE Mtropohtan I an Co. ~, q
CASH CASH GIFTS Hl79 70 THE AmousTor 100000.
oEyery Wicket Draws b iPriae ~

cmo,G h@a huEid5-A Z -A7:Tia Il SSsYHSS'
80 Every Ticket tsro o,yatI L ips;an ssIs
iGr s'"''e', y D1""s f.s'rt q hiliASS..
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IN 81, o enancS toidraw any OF The above Prizes
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