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RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.
Bright Flashes of Intelligence from Near
and Afar.


and Afar.
Major Green has promised to give
Gainesville the same freight rates now
enjoyed by Athens.
The Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway will soon erect two large sheds
at their wharyes below the city for the
storage Of rOsin and turpentine.
A crowd of 50 negroes passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Jackson
vile. whence they will be sent to Tampa
City to work on the new railroad in that
locality.
The jacksonville. st. Augustine and
Halifax River Railway Company have
located their offices in the county court
house building, on Charlotte street, in St.
Augustine.
The Americas Recorder says "A four
ton hammer, operated by a huge derrick,
moved along on platform car by an en-
CINE on the Southwestern Railroad, is
now at work driving piles into and
through the ra ilroad embankment where
jackson street iG to 90 under the ROAD. The
piles are huge stills thirty-fiye or forty feet
long, and are driven in by the huge ham,
mer as quickly as one can drive in nail
with an ordinary hammer"
The hjeradn 4e,cS Letter. the leading
W all slIbtl duluOIltNs nd5 the lullDN ln8 (
1T has been intimated that the statement
made by Mr.. Seney, that there is no such
thing as Seney syndicate is interpreted
as meaning that he does not wish to be
held responsible for movements made BY
Messrs. Price and Thomas. Representa-
tiVes of these gentlemen state in explana-
ton of this that Mr.. Seney wished it
understood that he did not intend
any amalgamation Of properties where
by East Tennessee or Memphis
and Charleston securities were to be
increased. The NJ. and G. Board of Direc-
tors will meet on Wednesday, and Messrs.
Senev. Brice, Thomas and Terrell will be
elected to Fill vacancies. The operating
staff of the NJ. and c. Road will remain
the same, the only changes being in the
board. 1t believed that by operating the
new combination, including X. and D., in
harmony, that a saving of 100000 can be
effected independent of any increase OF
business"
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THE oGLETHoRPEs' RETURN.
Their victory in Northumberland oy
the amahas''-ProsPects for An
other Game.


Their victory in Darien-Entertained by
the ..AItamahas''-PrOsP poets for An
other Game.
The Oglethorpe Base Ball Club returned
home Yesterday morning, victorious in
their match with the Altamahas by a
score Of - 10 10. They were met in
Darien by committee Of the Altamahas
and escorted to the Magnolia House, and
then shown around the city until three
O'Clock. when they were taken 10 the ball
ground The game was called at $3.50
O'Clock, with the Oglethorpes in the field.
The first inning resulted in a blank for
Darien and the Oglethorpes scored , runs.
The second inning was another blank
for the Altamahas, and the OglethOrpes, by
terrific batting, succeeded in scoring
five runs The third inning resulted
again in another blank, the OgIethorpes
up to this time not allowing the ball to
touch the ground. and playing beautiful
game. In this inning the Altamahas sue
ceeded in banking their opponents. In
the fourth inning W. Barclay came TO
the bat. and by a long hit to right field
succeeded in making his second base and
stealing his third. and was brought home
by a safe hit by r. Wylly. They were re-
tired after making one run.
The OglethOrpes came next TO the bat~
determined 10 show what they could -
in the way of batting, and succeeded
in scoring four more runs. The fifth
inning was a blank for both clubs. In
the sixth inning the Altamahas scored
two runs and retired the OglethOrps with
"a goose egg. The Altamahas changed
pitchers and substituted r. Wylly, a
curve pitcher. in place of Barclay.
In the seventh inning the OglethOrpe's
catcher was in such a condition that he
could not stand behind the bat, and the
Altamahas succeeded in scoring five
runs, much to the chagrin Of the Forest
City lads. Barrett caught during the
inning instead Of Barbee, who retired to
the field.
In the eighth inning each club scored
one run. and in the ninth the Altamahas
were retired after one score. the record
standing Is to 10, the OglethOrpes waving
their last inning.
The feature Of the game was a running
catch i'm centre field by Dean Of the Al
tamahas, who caught fly with one hand
and made a double play by assisting in
putting q runner out at second. The
catching Of Keller and pitching Of Wylly
Of the Altamahas, and catching OF Barbee
and pitching of Cotter of the OglethOrpes
was excellent.
The following is the score
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A Snsnicinns Gang

For the past week a crowd Of sus
piciOus looking negroes have been
congregating nightly on Canal street
near the canal bridge, at the foot of Rail.
road street.
They have been routed by the police
several times, but from their determined
action in meeting at stated hours, when
their movements are cautious, there
seems to be something very suspicious
about the matter
James Singleton and Henry Nc
Bride, two negroes well known
to the police, seem to be the
ring leaders in the gang. On Saturday
night the crowd became so large that for
a time the locality was Stunned by people
going to and from the market. The police
are determined 20 disperse the gang, and
if possible to ferret out their plans, and
break uD their meetings.
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COnsignees per schooner Nary f. Graham.
from New York, are notified that vessel is
THIS DAY discharging at foot of Drayton
street. All cargo not removed ~ sunset.
will be stored or left on wharf for account and
risk of owners thereof
JOS. AaR0BERTS & co.
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New Spring Goods now open at I.
Heidts, 139 Congress street.-AdU.
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Harnett House.

LaFar's Best, land the Daisy"
Ask to see the new Hats.-AdU.
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The following applications approved and
forwarded by Fire Committee were granted
For BuigdiHg-R. L. Way, Henry street,
east Of Lincoln street. No. ~ White ward /;
John sullivan & Co, agents, corner St. Gall
and Orange streets, No. y Middle Oglethorpe
ward.
For ReDairing-James G. Watts, southwest
corner state and Whitaker streets. letter O.,
Heathcote ward: F. :. LathTop, attorney,
north side of Mil street, Nos. 8, Il and Is Mid
die Oglethorpe ward; Thomas Jones, Indian
street lane, No. 3 North Oglethorpe ward; T..
+. MallOy. Hall street lane, CASTOR ward; w d..
W. Chisholm. southwest corner AbercOrn
and Gordon streets, No. SS Calhoun, approved
II built in conformity with ordinance.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Thomas
Rssolred. That a committee Of three be ap-
pointed to confer with members Of the Legs
lature and parties at interest and report 10
special meeting Of Council the best terms upon
which they viii favor the extension OF the city
limits on the south. Adopted.
BY Alderman Derst-
Res0ICed. That His Honor the Mayor be au-
thOrlzed and requested to offer reward Of
two hundred and fifty dollars for the arrest of
the murderersor murderers Of Henry Hertel
and his wife. with sufficient proof 10 secure
conviction. Adopted.
By Alderman Hamlet
WHEREAS, The CITY and Suburban Rail-
way Company deem il ineXpedlent TO use the
route by way Of st. Julian street TO west
Broad street as recommended by Committee
on Streets and Lanes and adopted by council
at it, last meeting, and desire to be permitted
TO lay its track on Bay street in lieu thereof:
therefore be it
Resolced. That the said railway company be
and il is hereby permitted and authorized to
lay Its track on Bav street. from its present
line on Bay street to West Broad street, and
thence across West Broad street to Indian
street. and thence as indicated in the report
of the committee adopted at the last meeting
Of Council the line here indicated TO be used
subject to the conditions contained in the re
port of said committee to the last meeting OF
Council and the ordinances Of the city.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The bid of David Sutherland to repair
wharf at foot of West Broad street for 1853
was accepted.
No further business. on motion Council adj
iourned FRANK r. REBARER.
Clerk Of Council.
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Reduced Rates

Silk Umbrellas, sun Umbrellas,
In variety at LaFar's.-Adr.
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THE HERTEL MURDER.

The Coroner's Jury Seeking Positive
Proof-AdditionaI Rewards for the
Arrest of the Murderers-The GOV
ernor's Proclamation.
There were few developments accessi'
be TO the public in the Hertel tragedy
Yesterday. The COroner's jury continued
their investigation at 1 O'Clock, and altel
a prolonged session adjourned without
determining upon a verdict until O'CLOCK
rbis morning. The Coroner and detect
ives sre reticent and refuse 10 give any
;rformation in regard 10 the case. From
a reliable source a NEWS reporter learned
maj in the examination yesterday
Of the little colOred girl who
vent over to Herters place TO get some
kerosene oil on the eYeningOf the murder.
tie witness testified that she remembered
seeing a tall burlv looking negro, who
wore a broad hrimmed hat, lOahng around
the store. This description answers To
the party who called for drink in saloon
ON Lovers Lane late that night.
In the examination Of other witnesses
imuortant information was obtained.
which NAV lead TO other developments to
dav. The jury are impressed with the I'M
nortance Of their duty in ferretlng out the
Perpetrators Of this unparalleled and re-
voting murder.
II i generally believed that the jury Is
satisfied as to the evidence. and that the
-uiltv parties are now under arrest, but
That the investigation Is continued Tor the
purpose OF obtaining conclusive proof,
which viii lead 10 positive conviction.
without possibility for escape.
The rewards offered by the city and
state were augmented yesterday by re-
ward Of S1O0. offered by the father Of the
murdered woman. The full amount OF
reward now aggregates $500. and II Is I'M
derstOOd ii viii be further increased 10y
private subscription to-day.
The following proclamation 10y the Gov
ernOr was received yesterday:
WHEREAS. Reliable information has
been received ar this department that on
the night Of August >. ISIS, a murder
vas committed IN the county Of Chatham,
7n said state. upon the bodies Of Henry
HerteI and sarah Hertel, by some un-
known person or persons.
have thought proper, therefore. to issue
this. nv proclamation. hereby Offering a
reward of two hundred and fifty dollars
for the apprehension and delivery Of said
unknown person OF persons. with evil
dence sufficient 10 convict, to the Sheriff Of
said county and state.
And do moreover charge and require all
officers in this state. civil and military, to
he vigiiant in endeayOring to apprehend
the said unknown person or person. in or
der that they may be brought to trial fol
the Offense with which they stand charged
Given under my hand and the Great
sal OF the state. at the Capitol, in At
lanta. this. the twenty-nintb day Of Au-
gust. in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-three, and
0f the Independence Of the United states
Of America the one hundred and eighth.
HENRY d. MCDANIEL.
Governor.
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PUTZEL L HARMAN,s.
4 Proclamation.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
MAYORS OFFICE, August %, 1SS3.l
Whereas the CITY Council of Savannah have
by resolution authorized the Mayor to offer a
reward of two hundred and fifty dollars for
the arrest with proof to convict. of the person
or persons who Killed Henry Haerte and his
wife, on the 18th day of August 1888.
Now, by virtue of said authority on me con-
ferred, | hereby offer Il reward of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for the
arrest. with proof to convict, of the person or
persons who killed the said Henry HaerteI
and his wife on the day above mentioned, and
l do hereby require all the officers and priv
ates Of the city police to be vigilant in the use
Of measures for the arrest of said person or
persons.
~ In witness whereof | have here
isp, I unto set my official signature, and
SEAL ! caused to be impressed the seal of
~ said city. this 10Th day of August.
1888. RUFUS f. LESTER. Mayor.
Attest: FRANK Z. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
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Fancy Half Hose and Isle
And Balhrlggan at IaFar's.=Adp
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She Yelornine Aelrs
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1888
rime of C1osing DC MaiI.

Time OF AAoeANEs AAN
g ,~therp mail. 2.30 and pm.
t.osrIest0u. 2:30 and P. u.
port ROYAL Railroad, 2:30 and P. n.
FOR an points IN Florida, $50 A. n anu
Macon and Brunswick Railroad, 80 A. u.
Br1ns77ick and Albany Railroad, $40 A n
and ?. Il.
ST. &W. r R.. s30,A. 4. and P n
~ Doints west Of WavcroSs. On savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, 9 30 A. n, Z'sl
western mail. va Central Railroad, 500 A.
n and 800 P. II. -.o,
MiuedgeyIlIe, EatOnt0n and Gor'ion' SUD A.
u and $500 P. Il.
Hswkinsville, q go. o and Q P. n
ALBANY. $50 A. L., $3.50 and P; n.
Bainbridze. SD A. n. 2.30 and p =.
Townsville. $50 a. NJ. z:5u anu r n
Ouitman. : go A. NJ. 800 and ?; y. ..,
4 II Int ~ the :. F. x ". r. r., between
rrF1rn3sviII. ana Bainbridge, SGD A.A.,-:50 anu
1s~q0uah river. Tuesday, ; ?. N.
On sunday. mail for all points al o.yy ?. n;
on sunday for delivery Of mall ~ 70 -
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Inc IOIIOWlng IS the scOIt.
OGLETHORPES.
sLTANAHAs


I2 4 Is g.
AltamahaS o ) 10
OglethOrpes .-.--2 o. ID
struck out-Oglethorpes II. Altamahas :.
First base on called OglethOrpes !,
Altamahas >,
Passed balls-Og letnorpes 3, Altamahas 10.
Time Of game hour, 45 minutes.
Umpire-James NeWcOmD.
>corers-Altamahas, X. II Knox; Ogle-
thGrpes. W. VI. BOhan.
At night the boys were royalty enter
tanned, and supper was given in their
honor by the Altamahas. Everything
that could possibly contribute to make
their stay pleasant was done. and the
Oglethorpes will long remember their trip
to Darien. 1t is probable that another
game will be played early in September
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HammOcks, Mexican HammOcks,
Now open at LaFar's.-AdU.
Beautiful lot Children's Spring Suits
opened at z. Heidt's, 1870 Congress street.
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80 .lneteenth Century for september

Contents: Why not Purchase the Suez
Canal, the German ami British Armies,
4 Leaf from the Real Life of LORD Byron,
Painters and their Patrons, France and
the Slave Trade in Madagascar, After
Death, Women and Representative Cow
eminent, American and Canadian Notes,
The Locust War in Cyprus, Axle
Yains and Annecy, Our Indian Steward
ship. Italian Policy in the East. The
Cholera and Our Water supply. For sale
at EstilPs News Depot, No. Is Bull street,
corner Congress street lane, under Screven
House
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PnfzeI A Hartman

Messrs. PutZel & Hartman will open a
branch house at Jacksonville, Fla, about
the 18th proximO, under the management
of the Junior partner, Mr.. w. n. Hartman.
This firm has for many years conducted a
very successful business in fruits, vegeta-
bles, poultry and other domestic produce
in this city, and the members of ii are
enegetic and reliable business men. In
their new venture they will have the best
wishes of their Savannah friends for the
success which they deserve
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Notice.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE
SAVANNAH, GA, August p. 1883.
Holders of GROUND RENT LOTS in ar
rears for two or more quarters rent, are re-
quested to call and pay the same on or before
SATURDAY, the 18th day of September proX..
otherwise, on the Monday following / shall
furnish the City Marshal with a list of all
such lots so in arrears for the purpose of being
RE-ENTERED in accordance with the city
ordinances in such cases made and provided
G.. ;. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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THE BLANCHE ALLEN
Another New Vessel from the Maine
Shipy ards-A Handsome Craft.

Another New Vessel from the Maine
Shipyards-A Handsome Craft.
The three-nasted schooner Blanche Al
Ten. commanded by Captain James p.
White. arrived in port day or two ago
with "a cargo Of ice to the KnickerbOcker
Zee Company. and is lying at the foot of
Bull street. This vessel was built by her
owner. Captain Arthur Sewell, at Bath,
Ne. and launched on the 4th Of the pres
emit month. and. though thirty days have
not elapsed since she first entered tine wa
Ier. her first trip has been speedily made
and a portion Of her cargo already dis
charged This vessel is 1jg feet in length
on her keel. 33 feet in breadth,
and y feet inches in depth
and IS constructed Of oak and Georgia
pine. with nasts Of Oregon pine, each
about ninety feet in length, with cir
conference at the deck Of about feet
Gs{ inches. The masts are each in
one piece, and do not show a knot or
blemish OF any kind. and nave attracted a
great deal Of attention since the vessel has
been in port. 4 careful inspection Of the
hold OF this schooner shows that her con-
structOr TOOK every precaution that
"a naval architect could to in
sure strength, not only in the
10 dAillu-s UuL III AAE ouEtLAAlh-- AlOlAl lAc
kelsOm 10 the top Of the rails. She is
double bmeed and timbered, and her sides,
eleven inches in thickness, are double
fastened. Her owner claims that She is
tie strongest wooden vessel Of her size
and class ever built al Bath, if not in any
other shipyard. for the cOasting trade,
The Blanche Allen is also supplied with
Hyde's patent steering gear, with an inn
provement, consisting If a number of
steel rollers. which enables the helmsman
20 not only guide the vessel with
perfect ease. even in the
toughest weather, but distributes the
strain from the blocks to every part Of
the apparatus employed to change the
position Of the rudder. The anchor is
also easily raised or lowered b. two men
by means Of Hyde's patent windlass. The
other appointments of the Allen are Of a
superior description. The cabin is nm
i-ied in cherry. oak. black walnut, and
mahogany. and is divided into seven
rooms, with the after cabin luXuriOusly
upholstered. ana the walls deliberately
embellished. Few vessels have entered
this port for many a day that were bet
ter proportional or showed a handsOmer
r..rfHGf
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savannah Rifle Association.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Notice-A. Seyden.
Meeting Of creditors =. q. Haynes y Bro.
Notice tOcOnsignees-JOs. A.ROberts n co.
MAGAZINES for September.
Room for rent.
situation wanted by "a bOOkkeeper.
Woman wanted 20 do Homework.
Cook wanted.
Cement. /. Gilbert Il Co.
SIl1 reWarl-A. Nelson.
Henry College Lottery.
Meats. Kennedy a Blum.
Sundries at auction.
4 Goodrich, Attorney at Law.
Kennedy a Blum. AuctiOneeTs.
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Funeral snuifatinns.

MCCARTHY Died, August 50, 1888, JOSEPH
T. MCCARTHY, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nc
Carthy.
The funeral will take place from family
residence. No. Is Lincoln street, at O'Clock
THIS MORNING
kLEIN.-Died. at Indian street. August y,
of congestion Of the brain, little CAROLINE,
third daughter of John and Catherine Klein
''Safe in the arms Of Jesus
The funeral will take place from their resi-
dence. Indian street. four doors from Farm
street. at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
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Local Personals

Hon. Warren Scott. Of WaycrOss, Ga.
Is 1T the Marshall House.
Mr.. ID. Y. Kennedy, Of the firm Of Ken
needy & Blum, returned home yesterday
rom North Georgia. He looks better for
his trip.
Among the passengers on the steamship
Gate CITY for Boston yesterday were
Lieut.. H. w. Roberts and Mr.. >. r. Caya-
nangh. 81 this city.
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The remainder of our Clothing stock
must and will be sold, no matter at what
sacrifice. We make it a point never to
carry over any goods from season to sea-
son. You can buy Suits, Trousers and
other goods cery lOle. Look where you
will, and satisfy yourself. We agree to sell
you anything in the Clothing line p per
cent. lower than you can buy anywhere.
orr lg0rd is oar bOnd. "FdmOuS' New
York Clothing House, 140 Congress street.
-IdC.
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punnp9.
SnnuraurP.
The Accident Insurance Go.
of North America,

SIR ALEX. . GAIT, Presldent.
Head Office, 26O st. James street, Montreal.
ISSUES Yearly Accident Policies and Acct
| dent Tickets at the usual low rates, and
charges no extra premium for permits to Eu-
rope or to travel by sea along the coast of the
United States.
Claims against the company promptly and
satisfactorily adjusted.
Secure an Accident Ticket before startiag
on your summer travels from
JOHNSTON & DOUGLASS,
Agents, ia Bay street.
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All those who are in need of a suit OF
clothes will do well to call at B. II. Levy
a. Bros, as they have reduced prices on
Clothing IN order to make room for their
extensive stock of fall and winter goods,
The balance of their summer stock will
be sold at New York wholesale cost price,
thereby allowing the public to derive the
benefit of low prices. Go and see for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
b. III. LEVY & BRO,
--AdU, 1S9, 1911, 1913 Congress.
Gauze Underwear in COlors,
Just the thing for the boys, at La Fairs
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This issue Will appear on Saturday
morning 1st September. Those wishing
their advertisements inserted should hand
them in at the office BIZ L GclOekpO0R on
Fridag. 3lst inst. in order 10 insure their
rr.csrtfor,
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Notice to All Parties Concerned.

OFFICE BOARD SANITARY COMM'Rs, /
SAVANNAH, August %, 1888.
From and after this date, no cargo from any
vessel arriving at this port from any port in
fected with yellow fever, cholera, or any pes
tilential disease. viii be allowed brought into
the city at any time between the lst of MAY
and the lst of October annually; and between
the lst of October and the LIST of May only
under such restrictions as may be designated
by the Board of Sanitary Commissioners
RUFUS f. LESTER, Mayor,
Chairman Z. ;. c.
j. I. MCFARLAND, NJ. D..
Secretarv L $ G and ueallh Officer
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0opartmrrsbtp Botirrs.
Notice of COpartnerShip.

SAVANNAH, GA, August a, 1888.
THE undersigned have this day formed
Il oopartnership under the firm name OF
GERSTMANN & CO., for the purpose Of
transacting a Wholesale and Retail General
Merchandise business, for the purchasing OF
Cotton, Rice, Timber and all Country Pro
duce, at the corner Of st. Julian and Market
Square.
III. GERTSMANN, Savannah.
H. NIRDLINGER, Chicago, Ill.
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Is now the astonishing low prices at
which the "Fam0us" is sell
ing clothing. just think of
it? You can buy a handsome Serge
Suit, regular price SIS 90, for $13 co.;
the best Navy Blue MiddleseX Flannel
Suits at $11 90, and other goods just as
low. If you need Clothing 90 to the "Fid-
Congress street.
The best unlaundried 81 90 shirt in the
city-Adr
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Sentemher scheme

1851 Prizes. -. $40, 400
Whole Tickets, 50; Half Tickets, 81; p
Tickets, $50; 55 Tickets, $780,
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POST OFFICE Or
DER until further notice. Orders of IS and
upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex-
pense. Address all orders to ]. J. DOUGLAS,
Louisville, XIV.