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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-25

get work done as cheap here as it can be done
anywhere in the Union. 1t Is all an
idea that manufacturing cannot be
successfully carried on in the South,
which time viii efface. We can compete
with any firm in the country in price; in
fact, We guarantee to duplicate any bill that
can be presented.
Rep.-Do you get them made up as nicely
IS in other cities?
K.-We claim that we have the best got
ten-up jeans in cottonade and chesp clothing
in the country, which we can substantiate by
comparison. We use the very best of trim
-Izsiss=, and devote the utmost care and at
tention to the cutting and makeup OF our
goods, as We are sure that for the laboring
classes there is no better goods woven than
jeans. l have been in this business thirteen
years and know the requirements OF the
trade, and feel sure that our appliances
chest material" greatest care" efficient
workmsnship"-can but win a well-deserved
reputation, which will ultimately prove
more valuable than any temporary or pres
ent gain that may arise from large profits
derived from inferior articles.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The "Chicks'' 90 tonight.

The Chicks" go tonight
The wrestling match brought out abou
200 of the "boys."
-McMahon and O'Brien will wrestle a
Olympic Park this evening.
Sunday reading for the million; assert
ment unsurpassed, at Mansfords.
The Chicks" accompanied by Arnold'
band, leave for Louisville tonight.
"A column of very interesting reading
matter will be found on our third page.
"A good game OF ball, in addition to the
athletic sports, at Olympic Park this even
ing.
The thermometer in the APPEAL edito.
rial-room at o'clock last night registered
1862
The Street Railroad Company commenced
LAYING their new track on West Court street
yesterday.
Ticket No. rs, held by F. NJ. Swift, won
the gold watch and guard at 30 Second
street last evening.
Burke and O,Brien will have set-to
at Olympic Park this evening. Four rounds.
Marquis of Queensburg rules.
Oscar Wilde was expected back In New
Orleans yesterday afternoon. No mention
is made of his Southern manager.
Not single case of sunstroke has been
reported in this vicinity as yet. Six sue
cumbed to the sun in New York yesterday.
Many people cause their acts to be
looked upon with suspicion when they file
papers with the public register and then
request secresy.
The Rev. Laureau, prominent divine
from Iowa, will lecture at St. Jossph's church
this evening at s O'Clock, at vespers, and at
mass at 10 o'clock.
The riotous COW and the festive goat con-
tinue their work OF destruction and devasta-
ton in the suburbs. Several front-yards
have suffered lately.
The Wetter nine will not play to-day.
The Memphis Reds and a picked nine, how
ever, will try and entertain all who may
come out to Olympic Park.
The first new sweet potatoes of the sea-
son were received at the APPEAL Office yes
terdsy. They were grown by John z. and
Louis Walker, of Shelby county.
Some lucky individual will take a trip
10 the mountains or seashore this summer and
pay the expenses with prize drawn in the
lottery next week.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
will convene at Augusta, Ga, on the 18th
and 30th of this month. The Hon L. q. {.
Lamar will deliver the annual address.
The Nashville convention and the State
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"Borax in America" a very acceptable ac-
count OF the borax lakes Of California
Mrs. Frances NJ. White, of the Women's
Medical College of Pennsylvania, contributes
an informing paper on "Protoplasm"-Hu1-
ley's "Physical Basis of Lfe"-its constitu-
ton, nature and processes. DR.. Otto Walter
hofer has study on the Mechanics Of In
termittent Springs which is illustrated.
In "a Prematur Discussion" Mrs. T. D.
Underhill exposes some fAllacies in Miss
Hardsker's views of the inferiority Of
woman. S. Austen Pesrce, Mus. Doc, con-
siders 'The Relation of Music to Mental
Progress" This paper is followed by re-
view and abstract of DR.. Gunther's Intro
duction to the Study OF Fishes" In THE
Development of Cities NJ Badonresu seeks
70 discover The laws controlling the growth
and expansion of cities. DR.. Dollinger's
valuable article on The Jews in Europe" is
completed. The portrait and biographical
sketch are OF Prof. S. S. Haldemsn, nat
uralist, ethnslogist, and philologist. The
editors table announces and laments, in
common with all friends Of knowledge, the
cessation of the publication of Mr.. Herbert
Spencer's Descriptive Sociology" New
York, D. Appleton & Co. Fifty cent? per
number, $ per year.
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In order that our readers may be thor.
oughly intelligent as to the opinion OF the
people upon the platform and nominee of
OF the late Democratic Convention, We ex-
tract from our State contemporaries their
views as we lind them therein expressed, and
shall continue TO give them from day to day
as the papers come to hand
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ElOYd's Candies.
OH My Head!

Our candies are preferred to the imported
and Give better satisfaction
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THE COUNTY CANVASS.
Meeting of the Executive Committee
Election of Delegates Next Saturday.

The Democratic Executive Committee met
in the County Court building yesterday af-
ternoon for the purpose of arranging for the
time and manner of electing delegates from
the city and county to nominate candidates
for county officers to be elected IN August
next. Mr.. /. II. Estes was elected chair
man and Mr.. S. ]. Mcdowell secretary.
Ga motion the apportionment of delegates
from the wards and districts was made on q
basis Of one for every Fifty Democratic voters
and fraction over twenty-five, as shown
from the returns OF the presidential election
OF 1880, and that the election for the same
should take place at 4 o'clock pm. in the
county and at 8 O'Clock pm. in the city, on
Saturday next, July l, 1882; and that the
delegates so chosen should meet in conven-
ton at the Exposition building in this city,
at 10 o'clock am. on Thursday, July 6, 1882,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates for
the various county offices to be voted for in
August. The following parties were APP
pointed to hold the primary election in the
various wards and districts:
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ElOYd,s,
Adler n Rr0a.

Soda, mead, ginger ale and mineral waters
on draught, cold and sparkling.
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INCENDIARISM.
The Third Attempt 10 Burn the Ayres
Building.

An attempt was made last night TO burn
the Ayres block, on Second street, opposite
Court Square. About = o'clock gentleman
rooming in the building on waking up dis
covered the passages filled with smoke He
at once gave the alarm, and an investigation
discovered fire built under the cellar steps.
1t was evidently deliberate attempt at in
cendiarism, as the fire was nicely laid, and
the kindling wood arranged with as much
care, and pretty much in the same 10 anner as
il in CRATE. A few buckets of water ex-
tipguished the blsze. No damage was done,
though the occupants of the building were
badly frightened This is the third time
some one has tried to burn this building.
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BEJACH'S
Immense Summer Reduction Sale!
Bargains for Everybody
Read! READ! READ

Atwood colored bunting, reduced from
25c to 10c per yard.
Black wool bunting reduced from 25c to
10c per yard.
All dress goods reduced from 3Oc to 15c
per yard.
Wash poplin reduced to sc per yard.
| All dress gInghams reduced from l5c to &c
per yard.
Black striped grenadines reduced from zoe
| to 73c cents per yard.
Figured grenadines reduced from 15c to SC
per yard.
All Union lawns down to &c per yard.
White Victoria lawns reduced to SIC per
yard.
White linen lawns reduced from 25c to 15c
per yard.
Check muslin reduced from 15c to SIC per
yard,
White P X. reduced to Sc per yard
Best lace p. K. reduced to l0c per yard.
Hope bleached muslin reduced from 10c
to TIC per yard.
All best prints reduced to Sc per yard
Best dress ginghams reduced from I5e to
&c per yard
Embroideries and lsces of every descrip-
ton at half price.
Ladies' full regular-m made balbrigg.r. hose
reduced for Acc to 25c per pair,
Ladies' striped hose reduced from 25c TO
10c per pair.
Ladies cor5ets reduced from Doc 10 4Uc
each.
Mosquito bars reduced from SOC to 35c
each.
Straw hats, sc each.
Ladies' serge slippers, all sizes, reduced to
40c per pair.
Ladies' linen busters reduced from 81 to
81 each.
To close-200 ladies' linen overskirts and
basques at only 81 25, worth IS so.
Ladies' Isle lace gloves reduced from Coo
to 25c per pair.
Gents gauze shirts reduced from 25c TO I5c
each.
Gents gauze shirts reduced from soc to 35c
each.
Gents gauzs shirts reduced from S5c 10 SOC
each.
Gents bIeached drill drawers reduced from
Coo to 35c each.
Gents best blesched drill drawers reduced
from 75c to SOC each.
Best white mating reduced TO 15c per
yard.
Every article in our store has been reduced
in price in order 10 reduce our immense
stock.
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HOTEL A RRIVALs.
Peabody HolsI-C: =, Galloway q {
GaStOm's Hotel.
The New Clarendon Hotel.

MADISON AND SECOND.
A j. KERR,-.............. ..............L. d. HUNT
The popular hotel of Memphis, at popular prices
and doing the business. Electric bells: electric
light. Passenger elevator runs day and night
G NJ Hill, Forrest City J Wheat Ark
Mrs T II Wheat, Ark Mrs Lewis & C, Ark
] I Fox, city q NJ Carney, X C, &
H H Ely, K c, & MRR II Raphael, n o
L lotion, Tenn H Bernard, Tenn
Aron, Donoho, Tenn
FriedlandeT, Tenn Galloway & W, Tenn
Fl Quigley, Tenn Nelson, Tenn
Aston, W & S, Miss P Skipwith, Miss
Andy JONES' Miss Fields, Ala
Y Peterson. Mo.
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The Southern Guarantee and Trust
Company.

company
Owen T.8rigg, ST., Edward B. Loomis,
Isaac Morrison, George r. Bland and William
L. Dennis filed papers of Incorporation with
the register yesterday of the Southern Guar
antee and Trust Company, for the purpose of
guaranteeing and securing any and all
bonds, notes and liabilities OF officers and
employers of public and private corporations,
individuals or firms; the liabilities of trustees
and others acting in fiduciary capacity;
the liabilities OF firms and individuals; OF
securing the payment of any bond, obliga-
ton or debt, either with or with
out the interest thereon, or the securing
OF the interest alone on such bonds,
obligation or debt; of negotiating, making,
affecting and securing loans or advances,
either for itself, or any other person, or cor
poration, on real estate, personal property or
other valuables as security; to take, hold
and enforce liens, trusts, mortgages and
transfers of real property or other yaluables
as security for loans advances or any liaoil-
ity undertaken or incurred by said company
for itself or to or for any other person, firm
or corISration; and for the further purpose
of receiving and safely keeping in special
deposit for the owner or possessor of any
money, bonds or other valuables. Capital
stock, Il 100000, with headquarters at Mem
phis
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. X SIoan-s shoes

Continue to please the multitude of citizens
who patronize his establishment Being
thoroughly prscticaI, ard experimenting his
entire business in person, MIA stock il always
reliable, cheap and durable. Bargains are
always to he found in his establishment; no.
that he il closing out or selling Tor less than
cost. but that he Is fully up 10 the tines
bows for cash and : satisfied with q nodes
profit. Give him call, at 22l Main, near
DANA street
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany Kentucky Coal.

Such OF our customers as intend laying in
a supply of coal during the summer months,
and especially those who purpose being alb
sent from the city, will please leave their or
ders by July LIST. You can rely on all coal
sold by us for family USE being thoroughly
screened as it is taken from the cars. So far
the coal sold by US has given general salts
faction, and we feel confident of making this
the leading coal on the Memphis market.
Remember The offices: Northwest corner of
Main and Madison streets and at cashiers
office at depot, corner Main and Auction
streets.
I. L. LEE, Coal Agent, L. & n. R. R. Co.
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Have continued to advance their retail shoe
business in our city until to-day they have
the finest and most centrally located estab-
lishment in the city. Their stock consists of
all kinds Of frst-class boots and shoes, and
is replete at all times with a large
variety of the most stylish designs and
patterns. These gentlemen guarantee all
goods as represented, and solicit call from
all who have not already favored them.
They occupy the old stand of Leubrie Bros,
opposite Court square.
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Cottage Photos.

These hot days convince one of the many
advantages enjoyed by the patrons of the
Cottage Gallery. No long. weary, swelter-
ing ir-climbing-every part of the work
is on the first floor. The pictures taken bv
this institution are becoming more popular
daily. Their work is perfect, their scenery
il new and novel, and their prices 80 a
dozen) are fifty per cent. under their nearest
comnstitor
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Summer Shoes.

We are now Offering the finest selection OF
summer shoes for ladies and gentlemen that
can be found in any establishment IN the
South, and our prices are beyond the reach
of competitors. We show our advantages
with our patrons, which were secured ny
purchasing of manufacturers for cash. We
have constantly on hand all kinds, both hne
and common, so as to satisfy the poor we'll
as the rich Give US one call and be con-
--1,eed
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Are the best, because the measure Is taken
correctly at the start, the material is good,
and those who make the shirts know their
business Mays shirt factory Is success,
and his stock of furnishing goods and under
clothing il very large and substantial.
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N n-Residept Notice.

NJ osSo-Ah NndncSfg OOuEt VI Snelbg
TENN. L. Bacon VS.. Katie Kelly ct al,
II appearing from the bill, which is sworn TO in
this cause, that the defendant, james A. Anderson
administrator of John Kelly, deceased liz a non
resident of the State OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF shelby
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in Jelly, 1882, and plead answer or de
muir TO complainant's bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing
exparte: and that copy of this order be pub
lished once q week for four successive weeks, IN
the Memphis Appeal This June 2, 1882
A cOpy-atteSt: x. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ]. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
smith q Collier. SOls. for compl'nt cat
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When you visit or leave New York citF.
save baggage expresSsge and carriage hire. and
stop at Grand I nion Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
tral depot -Four hundred aud nifty elegant 10 0nls
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars. stages and eie-
vated railroad 70 all GepOts. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than 81
any other frSt-elsss hotel in the city
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ChiIIs and Fever-Malaria.

''The undersigned has no hesitation in AS
serting that the judicious use Of Sim mons
Liver Regulator a preventive and tonic
to the system, will secure immunity from the
weakening and dangerous effects Of malaria,
and will effect cure OF chills and fever and
all mslarial disorders. H. H Jones, editor
Macon (Ga.) Teles roph." Beware of imita-
tions gotten up on The popularity of Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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I l. LEE. Coal Agent, L. & n. R. R. Co.
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The only summer resort on he top OF the
Cumberland Plateau accessible b. rail; 20OO
feet above the ses-level; new and attractive
features added this season. Send for circular
10 J. w. Hostetter, manager Mont Eagle
Snrjups Mofjat Tenn
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

100000 TICKETS At FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
FRACTIONS, IN FIFTHS. IN PROPORTION
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SPECIAL PRICES

SPECIAL PRICES
This week in
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS
Creme Nuns Yelling Dresses, trimmed
in Spanish lace, reduced
from SO so to SO.
Creme Nuns Yelling Dresses, trimmed
with Spanish lace, reduced
from $50 10 So.
Creme Bunting Dresses reduced
from $40 to Sl2.
Lace Bunting Dresses, all shades, re-
duced from sI2 so TO IS 80.
White India Linen Dresses, trimmed
with embroidery, reduced
from SO to 50.
White India Linen Dresses, trimmed
with embroidery, reduced
from SIS TO 50.
Fine White India Linen Dresses, trim
med with embroidery, reduced
from $40 to SIS.
Finest India Linen Dresses, trimmed
with very handsome embroid-
cry, reduced from S25
to SIS so.
Ladies' Linen Travelling Dresses, trim
med with embroidery, reduced
from St 10 So.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, 3 90.
Ladies' Calico Dresses, 81 %.
Misses Linen Dresses, u to 16 years,
reduced from s. to s. 50.
Misses Bingham Dresses, all sizes, 81 So
Summer Silk Dresses, S12.
Our full stock of Ladies' Linen and
Mohair listers greatly re-
duced in prIces.
Secure Trunk at the present
reduced prices.
Ii. LOWENSTEIN a. BROS.
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KAHN ~ FREIBERG'S
Last Call this Season.
Corner Main and POPLAR.

Down they go. That's the way we
bought them at Tapping, Wilmerding
& Hogust's. 10c for fine sll-wool
black bunting, 1Oc; 122 and 15c for
finest colored buntiDgs, l24c; zoe, few
more pieces finest India lawn, zoe.
NB.-These goods are so fine they cost
40c to import. 124c, few more pieces
dotted Swiss, 121c; 124 and 15c for
finest imported check nainsook, 15c;
Is and zoe, our Japanese silk, silver
gray, Is and zoe, undoubtedly the
greatest bargain this season; 15c, re-
member silk, not damsged, Is and zoe;
the cardinal lowered damasse satin,
the old gold and bronze, at one-fourth
their value-grand goods. 75c for la
dies kid Newport ties, 75e; 40c for
children's. and 75c for misses, 75c.
KAHN IL FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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1867 Prizes, amounting to..-..-.....---S2 65, 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the Office of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter. or Money Order, addressed only to
N. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La, or N.
A. DAUPHIh, 6Os seventh street WASH
fngfon. D. g.. at re. West Court
street, Memphis.
E.B.-orders addressed to New Orleans will
0afu ann affarn
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I,Ioyd.s Ladies, Restaurant

FEATHERS and tips dyed every color to a
luster black, or cleaned and curleg at Mem
phis Steam, Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street. T. A. HOLLENBERG.
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Ii. LOWENSTEIN a. BROS.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
At the Popular
Il X A ID Il = A l. A e. E,
No. 34s Main street,
4. GOLDSMITH & BROS.

In order 10 give our patrons good chance
to buy their summer goods cheap, We have
made again a great reduction throughout all
departments, and offer this week:
New styles prints, &c.
New styles percales, SIC.
New styles dressing lawns, SC.
Our celebrated bordered dress goods down
to 10c
Black and celored buntings, 10c.
Lace piques, Sic.
Victoria lawns, yard wide, Sic.
Checked nainsooks, Sic.
Figured piques, DC.
Ladies' silk-clock balbriggan hoee, 20c.
Mosquito bars, full width and length, S5c.
Gents gauze and balbriggan shirts, 25c.
A bleached domestic, &c.
Dress linen, 15c.
CORSETS.
4Oc; Matches, soc; Herzog, 75c;
Thompson's gove-ftting, 81; Bou-ton,
the best in the market, 81 25.
PARASOLS.
We will offer good silk parasols at 81; lined
and trimmed, 81; lined and lace
trimmed, 81 so.
"Over the Garden Wall" hats for &c.
The best unlauudried shirt for 60c; can
not be beat.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
We have bought out shoehouse at 60c on
the dollar, and will give our patrons the full
benefit of them by calling on US at once, at
either of our places OF business, and we will
place the goods on sale by next Monday
Don't fail to call.
L. COLDS NTH q BROS,
34S Main street.
TRADE ACE.
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Economy
MAYS Shirts

For ladies to have their elegant dresses and
parasols chemically cleaned at the Memphis
Steam DyeiDg Establishment, 81 Madison
street B. A. HOLLESBERG.
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Ladies Prefer FIoreston

To keep cool and comfortable, go to Bitten
berg's for awnings, cots and mosquito. bars,
Oh Second street
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS. TENN, June o, 1882, pm.
Average
INDICATIONS

For Tennessee and the Ohio polley, gerry
,Oarm; fair Wedther VM continue, Nth sOutherly
,ginds, and stationary or Iower barometer.
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The knights of the Red Branch have
secured the Bluff City Orchestra, assist
ed by some OF our leading professors.
Go and enjoy yourselves.
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About 200 people attended The Exposition
building last night TO witness the athletic
sports. The first thing on the programme
was a wrestling bout between McMahon, the
oh am pion, and a Memphis blacksmith, John
Werder, in which the Memphis man was dis
posed of in short order. A couple of anna
teurs then entertained the audience with
set-to with the gloves, after which Mcmahon
and O'Brien wrestled. The contest was all
one way, McMahon winning easily.
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| louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
soses-with a capital OF 81, 900 000-to which re-
serve fund Of $556000 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID. 1879.
The only Lottery erer poted on and Endorsed by the
people Of any State.
II Never Scales or POstpODes.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take plate m0Ribly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
GLASS d, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY
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Look at he following Scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management of
gen. O.. Il. BEAUREGARD. OF La, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va,
who manage all the drawings of this company,
both ORDINARY and SEMI-ANNUAL, and attest
he correctness of the published Oticial Lists.
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DRAWING,

The Public Is requested sdrely to notice The and
enlarged Scheme 10 be drdlVn Monthly.
BB-CAPITAL PRIZE, S75.OOO.-6a
Tickets only So. Shares proportion.
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Ice-Cream, Ice-Cream.

Parties wishing pure or custard ice-cresm,
sherbet or ices, please send their orders early
and oblige sPEcHT WALTER.
Georgia WatermeIons ON fee, No.