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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

Detroit, 42.-The August crop-reports
of the secretary of stste, up 70 August s.
show q quarter OF the crop unsecured in
the southern two tiers Of counties being
$500, 600 bushels. and 8 half to two.
thirds unsecured ON about 5000, 900 in
the next two tiers, making 1900, GOO
bushels 10 ell, which is badly damaged,
and much Of which is probably entirely
worthless. Estimated wheat yield,
thirty-four and barley twenty. six bushels
to the acre. Corn improved during Julyi
but is seventeen per cent. below the con-
dition of last year. Pastures, meadows and
clover are in good condition. Reports to
the board of trsde are somewhat more
encouraging. The weather is fac and
farmers are busily engaged opening their
grain to the breeze sRd sun. The Ou:-
side bundles in shocks are ruined. The
inside bundles, with proper care may do
well. Red wheat does better than the
ClaWson variety.
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Gable Clicks.

Dublin, 12,-The gsrrison here hal
been strongly reinforced, probably tc
guard against any outbreak during ex-
hibition week.
London, 12,-The Pail Nall Gazette
says there is good reason to believe
troubles Of the most serious kind have
broken out in Cores, whose relations With
japan are not altogether friendly. There
is also very powerful party in Corea
strongly opposed to the recently con-
cluded treaty with the United States and
England.
In the Commons the postmaster-gen-
ersl stated there was not the slightest
chance that thu post Office department
would ever purchase the telephone lines.
The annual convention of the Irish
land league of Great Britain is sitting ct
Manchester to-day with closed doors. A
Tuem Der of Parliament for Roacommon
presides.
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Yellow FeYer.

Washington. 12.-Ths Surgeon-Gen-
ersl has dispatch from Collector Good
rich, Brownsville, saying the first case OF
yellow fever occurred at Mstsmoras a
month ago. It was introduced through
Begdsd. Mexico, By railroad trsmps
from Tsnpico. The average daily
deaths in Matsmoras the past ten days is
ten. The disease appeared at Browns.
vile IA days ego. The to'sl nuube Of
deaths is 10 or Il. Several distinct types
of the fever prevail in both citiaq. No
new developments to-day. The disease
is in StGtu quo. Sixty-two c4rs here.
Brownsville, 1.-Two new ca as. No
deaths. COntinss Rancho, Il miles south,
has csses. Over 500 cases IN Msts.
N rss now. Three deaths to-day.
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Casua ties.

Falmouth, 1.-THE steamship Her
mann will take $50 steerage passengers
of the wrecked steamer NossI The
bin passengers of the MOseJ will await
the arrival of another steamer.
Lisbon, PA dispatch from Buenos
Ayres states that a vessel conveying
Lieutenant Bove and members of the
italian antarctic expedition has been
wrecked off Cape Horn All on board
were saved.
Chicago, PA speci,l says: -Four
young men named Edward Myles, r.
Myles, John Hughton and VIM Wis
DON, farmers sons, were drowned in
PreEster's lake, near F!esheEton, Ont.
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Miscegenasion.

Detroit, PA colored m&n and 8
whits woman, both entirely respectable
and worthy, have been living together
in the marriage relation, and the state
statute forbids miscegenatiOn, and de-
fines it as lewd and laeiVious cohabits-
ton. Under this old law the couple
were tried, and the jury found them
guilty. The case viii probably be
taken to the supreme court Probably
there are 100 other Ike cases in the
city,
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Fighting IRdsans.

Muskogee, Indian Territory, u. = A
fight took place last Tuesday, between
the contending parties in the Greek ma
ton, known as the Ssnsmen and Checo-
tas, in which one man on each eide vas
killed and three wounded. No descrip-
ton Of the fight is given.
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New York, 1.-THE President arrived
on the United States steamer Dispatch.
St. Louis, 12.-Five cars of new corn
from Waco, Texas, we're sold here to-day
on 'OhaBge ht 1915 a bGshel. /. was
in good con 1ition and the earliest arrival
in history.
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Produce.

Chicago. 12-Wheat firm, higher,
regular, 1919 August, 981S to =, Sept,
IS asked October, red l8az, cash 2,
spring LOS; corn stesdy, frmsr, IS cash,
~ September, 61S October; pork frmer;
2lS2H cash, 423 October; lard firm, 1910
cash, so October.
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FRANCE.
Continental and Colonial Agency.
- LicenSed.)
II RUE De CHABROL, PARIS.
Transacts every Description of Commits
sion Merchant and Geuual
Agency Business.
Purchase Of Best Goods, and ct Mini
mum Prices. See Price List Orders
quickly filed. Careful attention TO shin
usnts. All climates suited.
Il RUE De CHABROL, PARIS.
CONDITIONS :

Commission Of 21< per cant. aOa;nst
Bank Draft payable On delivery of Ship
ping documents; or, per cent. with
Bali cash, balance drawn for with Bills
OF Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
coded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments.
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
Every branch of Personal Agency
solicited. --'0 pOAU'N'
Price List on application.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New You. lp0ust IL. 1852.

Money 8; governments unchanged,
generally higher; stocks generally
1rm; Western Union, SSsz; QuickEIlVers
lUi Pacific 80; MArlpOss, 2; Wells,
Fargo, 130; n, Y. Central 1865;
krie, 1895 Psnama, 165; Denver and
4 e., 605s; Union Psci6c, ll7z; bonds,
ll612; Central Pacific "a; bonds, ZIG,
6Itro. IS
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Special.

TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
L wanted.
For one week Only.-TDo houses and
q lot on Second South Street 4y00 ro(is
aOhere land is high and tOiu be 6i06er
price s., 800; cost more nonev 0tits re.
Gently. - s,~,sss,
For one neck O7Ly.-A GOOD 6oalSs
and lot 3z1O rods, three blocks from
Main Street, on east std .. price 81, 500.
WI be t0tthdTGlOn IN that time.
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Fire.

Quebec, l2.-Fire this morning in st.
Souvenir, q suburb, did $4,000 dsmage.
Two blocks were burned. There was q
good deal of footing during the blaze.
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The PardOnIng Governor.

Jefferson City, Mo-, 12--Governoi
Crittenden has pardoned VIM. II. Heath
who served three years OF his ten years
ment Of $40, 600 when auditor in st. Louis.
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s. w DARKE. WIN. FULLER.
8. v. DARKE { CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning.

EsINo extra charge for making Deeds wheD
rs Call at our ONCE and see other proper
ties, as TINS Is net one.baIf Of our list Of
houses, building lots and farms.
80 property is IN active demand and is
bound to increase In value rapidly.
~ ne best facilities for making collec-.
to1s' local e foreign. Returns promptly
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Farms and Grass Lots.

G0OOO SIXTY-FIVE ACRES OF GOOD
9ZUOO level land, seven miles north Of
the city, water right; p acres In lucerne
GI000 TWO ACRES AND HALF OF
glow No. land in the LIST Ward; good
building lots; very rich soil; full water title;
can also be watered from springs on the pre-
misses, il needed. Make splendid market gar
den Raises heavy crops Of lucerne now.
90 ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTH
GU Of city; twenty acres planted TO lu-
cerne, balance farming land and orchard; title
clear and complete water right. $3.50
IAARM FOR SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM
I ing land, on bench east of city; water on
III tive ACRES GRAss LAND, WITH
+ four good fresh flowing springs inside
the city; price S2,400.
900 ACRES OF ROLLING LAND NEAR
OZO Centreville, Reynolds County. Mis-
souri, for sale cheap.
on AIRES OF FARMING LAND, ON
on State Road. fifteen miles south Of city.
Draper Canal runs above the land. Log
VIE HAVE SOIIE GOOD HAY AND
w arabic land for SIS per acre, a few miles
from town close to the railroad.
p1OO town plot of Sandy, on the north
east corner. GoodlAnd. Nearly FIVE acres in
lucerne. all broken up. Title clear. Water
right for nearly all Of it,
OAn ACRES OF LAND SEVEN MILES
Z4U north Of the city; IS acres in Iuoerns.
a small shanty on it. VIII trade for city
property; SIS per sere. -
nnA ACRES OF LAND JUST OUTsI DE
ZZ4 of Corfnne. A good chance for a
family to make al Independent living.
nGnnn WILL BUY A FARM OF FORTY
NlUVO acres about half a mile south of
the Sixth Ward bridge. VIII exchange fos
city properly.
For Rent.
New house Of four rooms, with bay win
dow, wen finished, for small family, SIS.
A house Of seventeen rooms and cellar, halls
and every convenience for hotel; one block
from Main street Is placed at g low figure.
Considerable fixtures can be bought. chesp
$50 3 month.
Office: 80 Main Street
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And Satisfaction Guaranteed.
We can make any kind Of Boilers
sheaper s1d warrant them, than they
can be laid down from. eastern manufsc-
turers. Our Work and Prices speak TOT
svuGu7elves. az
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HonRek RndLOfa.

S11RO A TWO ROOMED ADOBE
p1AVO House, with summer kitchen: lot
I0x10 rods; well cultivated and planted "a
fruit trOes; plenty Of room for two other
houses on same lot; on Fifth South street.
P HopF Ri sS9M a89 E B90 SUN
Brigham street. One block from street cars.
Corner lot, 1ex10 rods. Good orchard.
O00 TWO ROOMED ADOBE HOUSE
OUO well built, with summer kitchen
Lot 3xlO rods. In the 10th Ward.
A N UNEQUALLED CHA NOE
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-29
For Sale

One three spring delivery wagon, as
good as new. Will be sold cheap. En-
quire of
JOHN BECKER.
LIST door north of Post Office.
Marble and Moss Agate Hats are the
latest and neatest novelties in that line
at the Star Clothing House.
RINDSKOFF Bros, PROPS.
Job lot of ladies' collars very cheap at
H. Chambers.
Job lot of ladies' ties at half the usual
price. FL. CHAMBERS.
Job lot of Gents ties, call and see
them. Ii. CHAMBERS.
New prints, new ginghams new cot
tons. II. CHANGERS.
Just received more of II. s. Robinson
and Burtenshaw's shoes. every puir
warranted. II. CHAMBERS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-29
Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the .condi-
IL lions of certain mortgage made by An
drew White and Priscilla White, his wife, Of
the Village and countyIof Cheboygan and state
of Michigan, to Stanislaus LIE Gault of the same
cages, place, dated May 3lst. A. ID. 1881, and
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for the county of Cheboygan, and state OF
June, A. d. 1881, in Liber G of mort
on page 451 on, which mortgage there is claim
ed to be due at the date of this notice the sum
OF thirty-five 3O dollars and twenty-nine l29)
cents, and an attorneys fee of twenty-five
dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no
suit or proceeding at law having been institute
ed to recover the moneys secured by said
mortgage or part thereof.
Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said mortgage, and the statute in
such case made and provided, notice is hereby
given that on Monday the Twenty-fifth day of
September AID 1882, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon shall sell at Public auction,to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Court House, in
the village of Cheboygan. that being the place
where the Circuit Court for Cheboygan county
is holden) the premises described in said mort
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with
ten per cent. inter est, and all legal costs. to-
pether with an attorneys fee Of twenty-five
dollars coyenanted , Tor or at. therein, the &c
all that certain piece or parcel OF land situate
and being in the Village of Cheboygan In the
county of Cheboygan, and state of Michigan.
and known and described as FOL ows, 70 Wit:
Lot number ten Q0) in block number a. in
s. lie Gault's addition to the village of Cheboy-
gan, according to plat thereof n record in
the Register of Deeds Office for said County of
Cheboygan. Such sale. will be made and said
premises will be sold, however, subject to
the payments still to become due and payable
on and secured'by said mortgage.
Dated Cheboygan, June 10Th. 1882.
STANI5LAUS LIE GAULT, Mortgage.
BELL & ADAMS, Attorneys for Mortgage.
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They had quite an 'Tnjun" row up at
Indian River this week, and yesterday
they sent for the sheriff and prosecuting
attorney who went and smoothed thin gs
out for them all right.
Rev. d. G. Roberts, of Hudson, has ar
rived, and will preach at the COngrega-
tional church, tomorrow, both morning
and evening. He has the reputation of
being an entertaining speaker, and we
trust the attendance will be large at
both services.
Work at the salt well the fore part of
the week progressed slowly owing to
the sand sinking behind the tubing and
keeping under the drill, but now they
have got sufficiently far down in the
hard-pan so that it doesn't bother any
more and they are getting along finely.
The depth now reached is 165 feet.
The lack of shade and ornamental
trees upon our streets is a matter fire.
quently commented upon by outsiders.
Though attempts to rear trees in the
past have proven failures in the major
ity of cases through neglect, it Is no rea-
son why our citizens should allow this
state of affairs to continue. Our town is
boldly aspiring to metropolitan preten-
sions, and certainly there is no time
like the present to begin the work OF
toning down the rough outline Of bare
streets by properly planted shade trees,
properly cared for. Let our citizens be
up and doing in this matter, for it is not
only Of vital Importance to the beauty
of our town, but in sanitary point as
we'll
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1882.
Personal.

Personal.
MRS. G. w. FAIR returned from her
visit south, Saturday.
GEO. B. MCAULEY is in town once more
circulating among his old friends.
j. c. STERLING, secretary of the State
Agricultural Society, made us pleasant
call Wednesday.
VIM. LANGMAID and wife leave the first
of next week for visit to their old home
at Brantford, Ont.
MISS DONNA G. DAVIS, accompanied by
Miss Edith Keebles, arrived on the
Champlain, Monday night.
s. LEGAULT, Sr. and wife started Sum
day for the seashore. They expect to re-
main there until September.
F.E. MARTIN, of Indian River, was in
town the first part of the week, and re-
ported business lively in that neck-o'-
the-wOOds.
H. A. WETMORE, of Concord, arrived
this morning, accompanied by his fam
lily. They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Paddock.
GOVERNOR JEROME was caller at the
TRIBUNE office, Monday morning. He
was on his way home from trip to
Lake Superior
JOHNNIE DODD took vacation from
his work at Grand Haven this week and
was here for few days. He says his
job will last for some time yet.
MATT KEssLER arrived home from his
visit to st. Clair on the Flora yesterday
bringing his family home with him,
and reports having good time.
GEO. L. BURROWS, Of Saginaw. a prom
inent lumberman there and who has
some lumber interests here, has spent
part of the week in our village.
H. A. CoNANT, of Monroe, is spending
little time in our part of the state fish
ing, seeing the sights, etc. He is spoken
of as the nominee for Secretary of State
on the Republican ticket by some of his
friends.
J.W. REID and MISS ANNE REID, of Chi
cago, made short visit with their rel
alive, Mrs j. F. Barr, and left, Tuesday,
on the Atlantic for Philadelphia and the
seaside, via Cleveland. Miss Jennie Reid
remains and will shortly join party of
Chicago friends summering at Bay View.
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Fountain Fences.

j. H. Tuttle, of Uncle Sans furniture
store has secured the county right for
these fences and will take orders for
them. The are about the neatest things
ever turned out In that line and are
quite curiosity to look at. Besides,
for cemetery lot enclosures they are just
the thing.
Kid two strap sandals 1875 at o. M.
Clements
Special bargains in Summer dresss
goods at MACARTHUR. SMITH & Co.'S.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-29
SECOND HAND SAFE

FOR SALE.
Enquire of Mrs. O. j. Rosenblad, Cheboygan,
Mich.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
MORNING SUMMARY.

4 r,.roo pes rascs Of yellow fever and ono
n ,,''r ham hc dlsease were reported at
fgncoa Yesterday, but II is believed that
Is. reports are imperfect. ..
/ ne Danish ship 81. Albans, from Phila-
|syhl 70 Bremen, put into Baltimore yes
8uiay morning, having sprung a leak. She
. IN discharge cargo TO make necessary re-
Fs.
N., Edith Harlan Child, daughter Of
futee Harlan Of the United States Supreme
'our. died in Chicago yesterday. The
Mineral will take place on Wednesday after
boon at Washington.
The Signal Corps station at Cape Hat
'gss, n { REPORTS that a life boat, 20 feet
Iong, painted white, named Rotterdam, was
i0lnl On The beach near Station Is on the
Sh iust Jysnatiye.
Edward Payson Call, private secretary TO
CaCEcl T. NJ. Pulsifcr of the Boston Herald,
. Fl to-day become publisher Of the Daily
fH'ar, /. +. Waters relinquishing the
sEurcTship On account of i'll health.
fishing boat, supposed to belong to
ENt Hunter Of southampton, Ont, cap
Ed CI Baie du Dore Point on Saturday.
lilg cTuifed around the Point until dark
Mnlsts and other portions Of the wreck
tH0and. No trace of the crew was dis
t'aal, and It is supposed that all hands
NlTowIe1.
hlae o'clock mass in st. Lawrence's
hm'n Catholic Church, Eighty-fourth
t@ Nee York, yesterday morning, por-
tn d the ceiling over the cast gallery fell
'A loal crash, producing quite q panic
H0lg tle large congregation present.
1tng The eommotIon three women fainted,
'lM one vas seriously hurt.
lelerdlY afternoon Thomas Kennedy
w Ro other men entered saloon In Law
shF Aass, and called for liquor, which
l! GinG, but refused to pay for. A man
hael Michael Donohy, who was sitting IN
pace, demonstrated with them, when
~ no attacked him. He drew a knife,
Mh he row Kennedy was stabbed in the
VA and abdomen. The latter's wound Is
Fsolneed fatal. Donohy was arrested.
M ~ Henry George delivered lecture en-
VA VA I,f'hfogreas and Poverty" at the
'.1lai Theatre IN Washington last night,
t@ lhe auspices of the Federation OF
ny mons. Ills audience was large
N a'ellgent one, composed mainly of the
Ngf ed,leated tradesmen, mechanics and
StlAs oitAc city. The principal themes
SGSed by tie speaker were land tenure,
Aoor question and the agitation in
~ frankiord, Ky, fire broke out at
N Y. H. on Saturday, in the livery stable
~ He q hangan. The flames spread 10
s..,, S.I ,siee,, and burned the house of j. T.
s~A.ey The Major Opera House, belong
= l6e city was also DESTROYED, with part
w cty records. The Post Office was in
h1'a3e h1aie building. Buhr's new hotel wat
IN TS"'u a,',, 70 'he ground, with its contents
~ s%ai ioSs is SIS 900 insurance, $50, 600
NJ. n, C.s ~. On Buhr's hotel is 0,000 insur.
hS,. TSlsiogo. On the Opera House, $20, 900
~ualee' $4,000.
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a Close Call.
leicester Times. ]

A narrow escape from mutilation or per-
haps death, was nfnde yesterday by some
gentleman at the depot of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore railroad at this
place. just as the 4.32 p m. express was
leaving the depot man was seen to run
hastily from the depot to the train. He
carried valise in one hand and an umbrella
In the other, and with the additional en-
cunbrance Of, an oyercoat attempted to
Jump upon the train which by that time was
rapidly gaining headway. lie threw his
valise on the platform Of car but missing
his footing he fell hcadlong to the ground
within short distance of the wheels Some
of the witnesses of the mishap turned their
faces away in expectation OF a sickening
accident, while others seemed paralyzed for
a moment. A bystander grasped the
stranger as he lay PROSTATE and helped him
to his feet while brakeman who saw the
accident tossed the valise off. The stranger
got up and started for the rcceeding train,
but finding he could not catch 1t, coolly
turned and asked when the next tfain went
to Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
4 loNoeaDEUw mrsloniAL.
Arrangements for Extending the Associa-
tlou In nRIaVrapa


tion In Delaware.
A Longiellow Memorial Association has
been formed under the presidency Of James
Russell Lowell. That membership may be
universal; It has been fixed at 81. Those
who desire may extend II Indefinitely among
children, relatives, employees, form
OF enlarged subscription which al once com
mendcd Itself elsewhere. Children are
especially relied upon aud desired as men,
bers, either through their own efforts or
those OF others. The, autographs of sub
scribers are also requested that they htay be
preserved as part OF the Memorial Sub
scriptions from Delaware should be sent to
Mrs. George II. Bates, Treasurer, Post Office
Box DO, Wilmington, Delaware, or, II more
convenient, may be left with Messrs. G. f..
Thomas q Co., or Porter a. Co.
Certificates of membership will be at once
forwarded to all subscribers, and the money
received and membership created will be
thankfully acknow lodged in the GAZETTE.
That something has been already collected
and encouragement given both by word and
deed before the appearance OF any public
notice Is reassuring as to the action OF the
State represented BY the following commit
tee: The Right Rev. Alfred Lee, ID. D., the
Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, the Hon. Leonard
=. Wales, DIR. 8. w. Murphy, l. &. Grub,
Esq, Colonel H. A. DUPONT, DIR. John K.
Kane, Samuel Bancroft, Jr., e. Tntiall
Wafner. DR. G. Elton Buck, Wilmington;
the Hon. Joseph p. Comegys, the Hon. N.
b. Smithers, Dover; the Rev. w. b. Gordon,
Smyrna; Jacob Moore, ESD, Georgetown.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
70 Promulgate the Truth

Ssalge ~ !, Tet thing believed by tho public
a.Atlt apS " 1t hrst have truth TO announce
'%atuh. apd dI9HDt u, or suspicion as to its being
=. peH. 6y t,,, 'neh to keep on telling by speech
SSlihg It coSs NJ Pe and figure, in every way re-
% Louisiana s.ntly. Thus 1t was that when
~, ,Na al New Su1o nIato Lottery was Incorporated
aAnaser rPsIntlpoiSees, there was a doubt that the
" Tue fet tGGit iIti act as fairly as they announced
q, and Is,nnYat den'ls q. Il. Beaurogard of
slefgisloR oP "a. a. Early of Va, have tho sole
S aud It bas Slio drawing removes this susp
Ssoaalhly drawii,nS 1i,S been proven up to the l56ih
been listpiRI on Nov. l4th, that millions
h,.A Duphln M to parties applying to
,,,s5tss cost ';lsh as 100000 and SO on down.
w The certS, put tifths are sold at si each,
lAe knOwled.y oi the event Is supplemented
NHast0hal sSss, sse mat some one wifi get $Tb, 600
FN'~ thereof Who Wilt peg