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Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Person nj .

Milton Solomon, formerly OF thi.
city, hut now of Sherman, Wyoming
Territory, is on visit to his lnanv
iIionds in this city. Mr.. Solomon went
West about Two years ago i'll company
with Mr.. Dep" Mccullough, and
started d cattle rancho at the above
n}med pace. MIR. Mccullough scld
cut ms interest TO NJ. Solomon about :,
year ago and returned home. MIR. Sol.
ONION has met with unprecedented sue
cess i'll his Western home, aud has nc
desire to return to Wilmington. He
,ulks haze and hearty.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Move Smash ed.

This morning while a man named
Mcdowell was moving Mrs. Hod gAs TO
a house on Madison stre-t above Sew
enth, the chain of of his furniture car
broke AT f. .,hth and Monroe streets, let
ting sLovc fail out breaking i; all TO
pieces.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
MIeht have been

AS James & Bros ~; MARKED
was leaving the store, 20 ihsIass] Mntss]]
with o heavy load Oh .,,. hiol
glass, this morning, ths me did
broke, throwing out ,,;th InI = bs3
Heaps, who escaped Wi.l n,hh' b fall
against the curb stone, ~ Wv broke1
hands badly amongst tn0 ''
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

Let 1t be emblazoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables Of the
memory, that the grand acme Of smoke.
oiogy ha. been obta ined In all its per.
fec'ion, glory and purity in Marburs' s
Seal Of North Carolina. Chapman,
Fourth and Shipley streets, Wholesale
and retail agent
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
DF. Sin ma Akae kiilsr.

The great American remedy for tas
rapid cure Of sgue or chills aud fever OF
malarial teve: nov 50 named. Now In
use since 1865 (S years} cures in every
case aud In every cliaate alike !; va
have never hsard OF a failure. Scots. q
box sent by mail. Main depot 4th and
KlAg, PhllA. VO2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
IL u simply linn euse,

writes a druggist. Kidney Wort is
the most popular medicine We sell" Ii
should be by right, for no other medi
cine has such specific action on the
liver, bowels and Kidneys. If you have
those symptoms which Indicate bilious
pess or dorauaed kid"eys do not fail to
p.ocure it and use faithfully. In liquid
ur dry torn il is AZ Il by all dru cgists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
MI. S8kenl,

TAe prayer meeting Az Mt. Salem NJ
Il. chnrch, last evening, WAS one OF
marked interest. A special prayer and
testimony service will be held on Fri
d!y etening. All are kindly invited
to represent, and especially the young
peope Of the church aud sabbath
sc!uo
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Br, htubbs' Lecture.

Rev. Euoch Ssubbs will delight a
large audience this evening AZ Asbury
M. K. Church by lecture on "Our
Young People; their opportunities and
onsibilities. Those who attend may
expect a rich treat. The admission is
25 cents and it is for the benefit of the
Asbury M. I. Society.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

COZ Fl -WTST.--On The 2eth inst, Mt the
Ashnry NJ. +. p rson2 G, b. Rav. Charlie.
Fill MIR William n. Coffin to Miss kGitt
koGs. bvth Of WILMINGTON, Del.
DUFFY M MEt.NAN.--In this city. en tbs
70 h III: at 81. Peter Cathedral. BY Eev
IA her lie ley, John j.. Duffy and LizA.t
M2cuan. Both i this city.
E"lS CLARK. at the residen OF "
H.Bowers, seventh and i, tierson streets t4l
th, city, on the l6tn inst, by Rev Mad dsoI
A. kich. rds, Thomas 5 lewis and Jeanette
Glars. All Of tnis city.
the 10Th last, by Hev. 4. |. ID. Pepper Mr..
tdwari h. haumer to M lbs Id, C. Mi Ter
daug, ter uf Wn. Ii. Miller. All Of vii.
mingt IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
SGiree.

Mr. Tucker WISHES the public to un-
dels'and that he intends to carry Un hiS
soi-e Ill first class style. No character
of il repute will be admitted, he gives
this warning and hopes tina! ii Will be
looked upon hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
An Artistic 6ign.

A. A. Chapman, the popular cigar
dealer, at Fourth and ShiEley streets,
ia having a large sign put up which
bears the State of North Carolina upon
1t. 1t attracts general attention.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
CDFllNPOGt0.

A fine inlaid cue will be- put up and
presented to the person making the
highest number of balls on the burst AZ
the Cornucopia Palace Pool Room, SOC
Market street. David Goidenbers, Jr.
Prop.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Fer ANle.

A younS mare coming . years old, fair
drver, viii work In single or doub lt
harn",s, 'eariess of locomotives and
would ta&ke d good carriage Or road
hose. Anply az "a ) DificS
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
keiiS's h.iQuOFs.

.Iames !. Kelley, has succeeded
Henry MaIun st Tenth and Orange
streets in :he sale OF nr,t class foreign
aid domestic liquors, brown stoLt, GIN
ger ale and American champaign.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

S,HE EK ~ = SAl.E- ny virtue Of = writ OF
- Lsvan tanias ~ me directed. will b OK.
posed 10 public sale, at the Jefferson House,
kept by feHj u Lonsland, 10 the city Of
Nov Castle, 10 Now Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the 21th day Of Ostober, 1851,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
. - -

When n remedy has stood the test of
more than thirty years trial and 10 day
* iuors largely used than ever, its
worth is evidently unques 5ionei. such
is the record of DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
BLANKETS.
NAPKINS,
SHAWLS,
AT
JOHN VANiMAKER'S.

We have two
blankets that we
sell for IS a pair, all
wool, 6SxS4 and 73
xS4 inches, weigh
ing A and 5tbs., OF
homemade S t VI e,
not bleached white,
but thoroughly cleansed and
proper every way. Within
two weeks a leading whole
sale house here was selling
one of them at S6; and the
other is the b2tter of the
two
Southwest ssrner,
We have bought 10000
fve-eighth napkins, the en-.
tire stock Of the Scotch ma.
ker. It's a low price that
justi6es so large buying as
as that A few of the coar-
ser ones have come. $l.55
and 81 so a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't b. buying at such
rate. Here's 4 circle wortl,
your thinking Low prices
make large sales. Large
sales make large bJyIng,
Large buying makes low
prizes.
Next-sut.r circle, Ciy.ha square enGs ass.
Scotch shawls of Usual
we ght and much heavier,
the latter frightened by silk
stripes and they are as
bright and pretty as they are
new. $3.50 for the usual,
and Sc to $40 for the heav-
ier. The color work is par
ticularly good.
East from CAestnut street entrance.
I0HN WANAMAkER
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

Suits made to order fron SIS upwards .
at Sierra & smerman's, Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

In the afternoon session the follow ing
State officers were elected ard insta led
for the ensuing year:
Grand Chancc!lor~- Thomas \. Fore.
man.
Grand V. Civilian Shelton.
Grand Prelale-peter G. Daley.
Grand X of p S. j, Wiley.
Grand Banker--Lemu i Mari.
Grand William Simmons.
Grand Amor Guard Howard Fes.
mire.
Grand Outer Guard Norris Tahey.
S. j. Wiley, Was elected Grand Re-
porter to the Supreme Lodge Of the
United Ssates
TIE Grand Lodge adjourned TO meet
in Wilmington at it's next session
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

rJR SALE.-A coon LARGE WORK
" m;..e 10 sale cheap or w,il exchange
or rAg Oh driving horse. Apply 10
JEO. h. WALKER,
oct2, IN oj!Ship.0y street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

gTDH RY tn STDhE ROOM, CtIE.
Il Haryrand avenue Mai Linden street /;
term low, fAgure on ths pfom!ses
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

rrIEEE X 90 N {, TO 4 N T-ONF
/ frM, parlor, GuitAola iDt ottics Vt 10 T.
* rosa. v s. sll3. "a lcr3A3 ''L H." Rl-
IT BLIC,N On sc. oot-.-lt,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
b RHtter.

will sell butter lower than Any Other
dealer IN the city from enc pound to
one hundred. Give me Gail aud be
convinced. Smelsz. l3 q. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
vlye La France.

The French visitors passed through
today on their way to Philadelphia IN
the one O'Clock train.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
M AK kIAStEk.

A 1T guaranteed at stern Il Isn n or.
Isa's, III Marker str~e,.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

lyTANTAD.-A FIASrCaASS PLUM
Nv hGr. steam and eae itter. Addr-ss
',Plu her. EErCBLICAt uff1cs. o.t2'J1
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
NEW ADvEht f-xaSSTx.

r LST.-WHlLE GOING FROM FIFTH
Ia and Orange streets tu Fifth and Me-
4et &c water and shIp.ey streets, plain
= Old ring win initials l.. The fiuler viii
70 suitably rewarded by returnl4K it t. LOO
Orange SrcIl. tA lit
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

Stern b Zimmerman, Clothiers and
TailorD> Ill Market strees,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
1 o'clock Prices.

Tho l O'clock stock quotations Of the New
York and Phtladelphia Stock Exchange. re-
received over the private wire Of Elliot. John
son h Co.. stock brokers at Sixth an ! Market
streets, are as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

In 1874 the United States Senate sp-
pointed special committee, consisting Of
Senators William Window, John Sher-
man, Roscoe Oonkling, II. G. Davis Of
West Virginia, John II. Mitchell OF Ore.
gon, and S. i. Oonover Of Florida, to in
vestigate. the subject OF interstate COM
merCe. The committee devoted several
months TO the matter, and examined 1t
thoroughly. They reported as follows:
/. That the powers Of Congress-, what
ever they may be, are derived directly
from the people OF the several States, and
not from the States themselves.
II. That every important word in the
clauses which confer the "power to rcgu.
late commerce among the several States"
and to make all laws which shall DO ne.
Cessary for carrying 1t into execution"
has received legislative, executive, aud ju.
diCial construction, aud under such con.
BtruCtion the power Of Congress to regu.
lateinter.StGte transportation by railroads,
and to aid and facilitate commerce, Is
clearly established. ID.
III. That In tho exercise of this power
Congress Is authorized, under the grant
oil auxiliary power, 10 employ such means
as are appropriate and plainly adapted to
their execution.
~. That in the selection Of means by
which interstate commerce shall re regu.
lated, Congress may
/. Prescribe the rules by which the in.
atruments, vehicles and agents engaged in
transporting commodities from one State
into or through another shall be governed,
whether such transportation Is by land or
water.
9. That it may appropriate money for
the construction OF railways or canals,
when the same shall be necessary for the
regulation OF commerce.
8. That it may incorporate a company
with authority to construct them.
4. That 1t may exercise the right Of emf.
nent domain within State In order to
provide for the construction oil such rail.
ways and canals; or,
8. 1t may, In the exercise Of the right
OF eminent domain, takO for public use,
paying just compensation therefor, any
existing railway or canal owned by prl.
vate persons or corporations.
The principles Of this report have since
been affirmed by the courts. Is 1t not
time that some Of them should go into
practical operation? The Reagan bill, de.
feCtive as ii is, has.morit in 1t; and, II 1t
were properly amended and supple
mented by other measures, 1t might give
some measure OF relief,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

Olthei23,9lO bEeweries in the German
Empire, Bavaria alone had, when the last
returns were made, 1924, while in Prus.
sis the number OF braweries has fallen
from over 10000 to 7,94G, though the
quantity of beer brewod has not dimin-
ished. Berlin, which supplies nearly all
the beer drunk in that city, had in 1876
only forty.nine breweries, but they were
on 80 large scale that they made, on an
average, nearly 100000 each, The same
is the case in saxonY, where the produc-
ton OF beer has trebled during the last
forty years, while the number Of brewer
les has diminished, Nearly fourth Of
the Austrian beer is brewed in Bohemia,
and the imports OF beer continue tc d.
minish, while the quantity exported is
seven or eight times greater than 1t was
twenty years ago.
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DIED.

BOLE-On Friday night, January 2sth, 1851, al ID
o'clock, KATE, vllO Of John BOlC, aged 20 year,,
months and days.
FunCrsl from The residence Of her husband In
Martins Ferry, Ohio. on Sunday at 70 O'Clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend. Inter-
msnt at Mount Calvary cemetery.
DILLON-On Friday, January 2Sth, 1881, al $3.50
o'clock NJ, MARY A., wife Of Peter Dillon aged 80
years.
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No. siS
Jacob street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited 10
attend.
CRANgLE--Ai PulInCy Township, Belmont
County, Ohio, FRANCIS CRGNsLR, In The "A year Of
Funeral from his late residence, Belmont county,
Ohio Saturday morning al ten O'Clock. lhterment
Al GREENWOOD Cemetery.
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TIE NEW ApPORTIONilENT.

Tho Republican Minority Of tho Census
Committee Report Fixing the Number
nj 1IO-Mr. COX'H Personal Report
what Influences the Democratic MAJOR.
iiy.
WASHINGTON, January 2L-The MAORI.
ty Of the Census Committee oil the House
have reported bill fixing the number Of
Representatives under the new census at
81. The minority report a bill fixing the
number at $40, and Chairman Cox will
present for consideration hiH bill fixing the
number at 301. The majority arc Demo.
Gratis; the minority are Republicans. An
examination OF the two bills shows how
politics have already entered into the
question. The Census Bureau has fur
nished to Congress figures which show what
the appottionment must be, In accordance
with an innexible atithmetiCal rule, for
any one OF 80 totals, from 203 to 1876, inClu.
siye. II is conceded that some one Of these
80 numbers will be chosen. II the arith.
medical process recently described in the
Times be followed, as such course seems
to be made necessary by the law, there Is
no room for tinlairness or partisan advan.
tage except In the choice Of total number.
There is much room there, however, and
the Democratic members Of the commit.
fee have found II out A rigid application
OF the rule for assigning members for the
largest fractions has remarkable effect
upon the apportionment OF the Southern
and Western States. For clear ilustra.
ton OF this effect a diagram Is needed, but
its nature can be described In few words.
The range Of numbers is from 1903 TO 1926,
inclusive. Let this field be divided into
two nearly equal parts, one covering the
numbers 203-3l0, inclusive, and the other
the remaining numbers, 3ll-326, inclusive.
II will be found that In the first part OF the
range the 10 Western or Northwestern
States get but 2 Of the II additional mem.
befs, while the South gets 10. But In the
second part Of the range the tables are
turned, and the Western States secure 8
Of the 10 additional members assigned
in that part OF the range, while
the South receives but 8. In
short, the Democrats who desire an
unfair advantage will advocate some
Of the numbers from 8O4 10 $40, inclusive,
Tor numbers near 3lO,) for from 1903 to $40,
inclusive, the South gains 10 members,
While from 81 to 1926, inclusive. II gains
but 8. The Republicans, on the other
hand, can hardly gain an equitable di.
vision Of the new members, after 1903, ex.
cept somewhere in the range 81 to 1926,
inclusive, land nearer the latter than the
iorner,) for the great West gains but 2
from 293 10 $40, but alter that liz gains are
large, In this calculation New England
and the Middle States are not important
factors for In the first half Of the range
New York and Pennsylvania gain 4, and |
in the second 8, while New England in
the first half gains !, and In the second /.
The majority Of the committee are
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VALUABLE CENTRE WHEELING
Y PROPERTY AT COMMISSIONER SALE.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
SARAH WAIT, Guardian, Gc.,O

VI. In Chancefy
BY virtue Of decree m9de In tho abeVe cause on
the 22d day Of March, 1850, | will on
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881,
beguninV at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, soil h public auction
at the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county
W. Va, the following property, that 10 10 say parts
Of lots II and IS In E0l1s addition 10 tho city Of
Wheeling, fronting - feet and . inches on Twenty.
fourth street and running hack the same width at
Subject TO private alley 10 the Tear and being sub.
division Of the part referred 10 In the deed Of ALI
sou and Peck, CommiSl lonerS conveying the same TO
the defendants, aud having on II o bIick cottage
house No 2S Twenty .iourtll street.
TRRvs OF SALEi-One.fOuFth Of tho purchase
money cash. and the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments OH credit Of and IS months, with interest
on ana g2Gd personal security lor iae IelCrISd pay
T.J. HUGUs, Special Commissioner.
]. G. llRRVRY, AuCtlOneer. ia2j
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SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 30.

SENATOR ]. ]. WOODS, Of Ohio county, is
a leading member OF the body to which he
belongs. He possesses Gne mind and is
a logical, iorcible and eloquent speaker
We predict for him brilliant future
Richie County GGzdt'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

A RELIABLE savings bank. One box OF
Dr.. TUFTS Pills will save you many dollars
In doctors bills. They will surely cure
Chill and Fever, Dyspepsia, Dirordered
Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache, JaundiCe
or Chronic Constipation, and expel every
from the system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

THE Journal of applied Science gives some
detailed information as TO the production
Of beer, the number Of breweries, and the
consumption of beer per head of the pop
ulstion in the different countries OF
Europe, The figures are as under:
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(NoOD NEWS FOR TRAVELLERS TO
VI OR FROM EUROPE,
Allan Line ROYAL Mail Steamers

Will perform the following service during winter ia.
son 1905 From Baltimore on Tuesday, Nov It,
and every alternate Tuesday ioF Liverpool, via
Queenstown. From Boston every Thursday, for
Liverpool, via Londonderry. This line offers superb
Cabin accommodation, and makes 4 specially rs to
KIDD treatment 10 steeTRge Passengers, Rates for
steenge and intermediate AE low A BY any ffsl.elais
Line, For Outward and Prepaid Tickets apply 10
III +, Behftna OF John Balie, agent At Wheeling, OF
10 Lave 4 Alden, General Passenger Agents, 207
Broadway, New YORK; l05 South 6t6 st.. PhIladet.
phiAi STATE u, Boston, dOllF1hSAE
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STEAMERS.

TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
i ERs.-NEW YORK TO QUEENsTOWN Ami
lLVtRPOOh.-NUTICE- steamers Of this Line
year.
lirY oy CHErER, Thursday, January q, atqP,M
C1TY % MONTREAL, Thursday, Feb. 9. ate AN,
C1fY o. BERLIN Saturday, February i2, Rt8P.M,
CtTH % RICHMOND, saturday, February 20, Bpm
From Pier Nc. 81 North Rlyef, foot Of Charlton 81,
Cabin Passage $780, $50 and 500 Return Tickets on
favorable tefm1. 5TEERAGE, SIS, PREPAID, SSe,
Saloons, ttate Eoouis, spoklng and bath roomi
lmidihlpi JOHN q, DALE, Agent,
Nos, 81 and 50 BrOAdEAV NY
JOHN BA1IIB and THO9, o'BRIEN,
jAit WheAlInR
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1851 Prizes, amounting $1,000
ResponSIbl0 corresponding agents wanted al III
pointi 10 whom q liberal compensation will DO paid
For further Information, write clearly, giving full
address Send OrleH by expire or Registered Letter
or Money Order BY mail, addressed only to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New 0rleanlr La,
Or N. A. DAUPHIN at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
Az our Grand Extraordinary DTalciHgI are under As
supervision aud management Of GENERALS q, T.
BEAUREGARD GRd JUBAL A, EARLY,
jal2WAw
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nEw AnNERrIsEMENTs.

no YOU WANT A PLEASANT C0UN-
~ TRY RESIDENCE? They will DO sold or rent
Cd al 4 very reasonable hguTe.
An elegant country residence, large, modern
improVenenE no better built dwelling IN the county
Location i've minutes walk from the Elm Grove sta
tlon, Two acres Of ground with II,
A comfortable residence In LeAtherWoOd, very
nicely located price very reasonable, terms easy:
Also one az mlleA from the city. Large dwelling,
baAuiIul View, vineyard and orchard Altogether 10
That 20 acre place on a good pike, with improve
ments, Bells now very cheap and on terms to suit
About those cheap homCa In the city for working
men, RI we'll Is for those who Wllh 70 invest their
money fOr from oightto twelve per cent, enquire At
the Real Estate Agency Of .,,,,,,,, M
ia20 No, 1858 Market street.
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T1MH TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and aitsf SATURDAY, November IA, 1850,
carr Oh the Wheeling and BIN Grove R. r viii run
% loloWG Cars will leave the city, (eornef II Market
and Eleventh etfeet6), aud HoTnbrO0k'S Park d
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Democrats, and are controlled by four
members from the south-Hooker, OF Mis-
sissippi, Elan, OF Louisiana, Thompson,
Of Kentucky, and Rothwell, Of Missouri.
In fixing upon 81 they have chosen .
number under which almost the greatest
partisan advantage can be obtained Tor
their party and the solid South. The
number $40 would have been still better
for the South, but Mr.. Colerick, OF Ind;
ana, ia a member Of the committee, and
81 brings an additional member to his
State, the Northern State which Is per-
haps, most closely allied to the South in
sentiment. The Republican minority
have not in their bill chosen the number
under which the utmost advantage may
be secured by their party, but have en-;
deayored 10 select number which will
allow an equitable division. The follow
ing table shows how the additional mem
beers would be assigned under the bills
emanating from the committee, and for
two other totals, with respect to North
and South: 49,, ~,
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LOTTERIES.
Take NOtiCe!


All correspondence should be with NJ. A
Dauphin as below. In all cases the TICKET
themselves are sent, and never circulars offer.
ing certificates or anything else instead. Any
one proposing TO offer anything else by circl.
lar or otherwise, on his own behalf or that Of
the Company, IS o Swindler.
A Splendid OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DIsTRIBIi.
TON, CLASS o, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY slh, lSSl-l29th Monthly Draw.
ting.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY,
This institution WAs regularly ineOrpOnledb by ~
.ellatra Of the state for Educational and Charit,
6lS purposes, in 1855, for the Term Of Twenty.
Of The State d pledged, which pledge has been re,
neWOd by an overwhelming popular vote, securing Ia
lranchSS in the new constitution adopted December
ID, A, D. 1873, with capital Of SlOOOO00 to which
n has ninca added reserve fund 0t over SSSO0OO
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
viii take place monthly on the seconh Tuesday,
n nsper IoGlSI or pOitp0aSI' Lock at the following
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1,000
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From this it appears that, while the
Democrats have chosen Sll, number
under which the North would get one
third OF the IS new members and the
South two.thirds, the Republicans have
fixed upon the only number which allows
an even division Of the new members be-
tween the two sections politically opposed.
The selection Of $50, S2l, 329, 329, S94, or
325 would give the North more advantage
than Sl9, as appears in the division OF
members below:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

Ton Sundays Two can will leave HoYnbrookn Park
GOQ a, NJ, and city At 1870 p. M, 10 accommodate
noIia JOS, KLEEH, 81, printendent