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Fob SALE

The square of ground situated in the town
Of Thibodcaux. bounded by jackson. 81.
Mary and Harrison streets and the Railroad
Alley to be sabdivided into lots to suit pur-
chasers.
The Eugenia Plantation, situated in the
Parish of LafOurche. at forty miles below the
town of ThibOdeanx measuring seven and a
half arpents front along tho left bank OF the
Bayou Lafourche by forty arpents in depth
between parallel lines containing 200 arpeuts
Of which $50 arpents are subject to ~eultiva-
ton.
Together with large dwelling hoass. three
small houses, stable and other out houses.
ALSO four other tracts Of lsndslin the rear.
ON the Bayou L'Ours containing about 40
acres Of which one halt is composed OF high
Live Oak ridge lands subject to cultivation.
Another tract Of land itustod in the Parish
of Lafourche at torty-six miles below the
toy of Thibodeaux measuring ton and a halt
arpents front along the right bsnk Of the Ba-
you Lafourche by rorty srpeuts in depth,
bounded above by lands Of JOS. Cherami and
below by lands OF estate Of Lncien Guedry.
This tract contains -four hundred and TWEEN
ty arpents in superficies mostly high and
above overflow the leyee being only eight in
ches in height and more than sufficient to pro
tect it from the highest water Of The Bayou
Lafourche.
For liberal terms and particulars. apply to
p. A. THIBODEACX,
Thibodeaux, La.
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Decision Judiciaire COncernant
les JOurnaux.

10 Toute personne qui retire re.
gulierement uii journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit on non,
on IN son nom, gu ell celui dun au-
tire est responsible du Placement.
80 Toute personne 4ui renvoie
un journal est tenue de payer tous
les %arrierages qu'elle dot sur abon-
nement on autrement, reuiteur peut
continuer Il le lui envoyer jusqu'a
&c Qu'elle ait pave. Dams &c cas-,
rabonne est tenu de bonner Ell Ou-
tire lie priN de announcement du pale.
ment, quill ait retire on non lie jour
nal du bureau de poste.
81 Tout abonne peut ttre pour
sulvi pour Announcement dams le dis
trict o. lie journal sc public lors
meme quill demcureralt d DIES cen
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
A. Les tribunaux ont decide que
lie tait lie retirer un journal du bus
real de poste, OIL de changer de re.
sidence 1T de laisser acculnuler les
numtros i l'ancienne adresse, con
stitue une presumption ct IL preu,
We prima .tacie d'intention de fraude.
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NOTICE

Towing purchased the eligibly situated boil
err shop Of r: Hogan, in this town, I am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full ~satisfso
ten guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services Of Mr..
r. Hogan, as foreman aud manager who has
had ion. experience IN this business. Parties
VIVA nut u other interest to call on me b.
foie making contracts elsewhere.
WM. II. Raglan.
Thi'"haux. April 9th. 1881.
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OFFRE. - Touta persOnne gu
prendra un Announcement dune an
nee q la SENTINELLE, recevra gra-
tuitement, pendant III duree de son
Announcement, lie Chicago Weekly
Ners.
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UN DRAME EN- MER.
LOndreS II ~fevrier.

lAOuulCS IL lCFAlCls
On Went de recevOir la nOuvelle
dun drame qui s'est d6roule en-
pleine mer a bord dun navlre de
commerce AMERICAN.
LIE II janvier dernier, les habi
tants de File Sainte. Helene etaient
mis- en- emoi par l'arrivee dune en-
barcatiOn ouverte, montee par dix
sept personnes: lie capitaine Clarke,
Sa femme ct son ills ct quatOrZe
marins du voilier american lie
Frank n. IAayer. lie capitaine ct
quatre matelOts etaient blesses, les
autres dams un triste etat. Depuis
HUT jours, ills avaient quite leur
batiment incendi6 par deux Malais
engages d Mantle, lesquels avaient
etc les .maitres du navire pendant
pres de quarante hut heures, apres
avoir tue cling hommes, blesse cinq
autres, don't lie capitaine, ct terro
rise lie reste de requipage.
Voici lie recit de Get extraordinai.
re attentat +: lie Frank N. Thayer al
lait de Mantle i Boston. Parmi
les hommes de son equipage, SO
trouvaient les deux Malais, excel
Tents matelots, tres appr6cies de
tous, engages pour lie voyage. lie
9 .janvier on etait 4 environ 700
miles all sud-est de Sainte. Helene,
faisant. bonnie route, par I'm chan
cement de temps s%plendide, quand,
a minuit, au enlargement de quart,
les deux Malais qli ne s'etaient
pas quittes de Ia soir6e, tomberent
d coups de couteau SUI les deux Of
ficiers chefs de quart au moment oil
lis sc rendaient lie service, tuerent
net lie premier officer ct b~lesserent
mortellement lie second. Celui-ci
cut neanmoins Ia force de Sc letter
dams rescalier qui conduisait 4 la
chambre du capitaine Clarke ct de
rappeler a haute voix. LIE capitaine,
qui s'6tait couch6 4 dix heures.
crut qu'on rappelait pour affaire de
service, il Sc leva immediatement,
mails q peine eut-il atteintle dernier
6chelon de Pescalier qui conduit de
50 cabine au pont quill recut 4 son
tour I'm formidable coup de couteau
dams le cote ct IN autre en- pleine
figure. Malgre ses pleasures, il
cut penergie de faire t6te 4 rassail.
liant ct lui envoya IN coup de poing
on pleine figure, mails le Malais con.
tinuait 4 lie lac6rer avec son arme.
Quelques secondes apres, lie CAPT
taine tombait baignant dams son
sang q Ia porte de sa sabine, ct les
a~ssassins, le croyant mort, remon-
terent sur le pont. Nine Clarke
Setait eveillee ; ellie pansa les bles,
sures de son mari Qui await pu sc
saisir dun revolver. Un matelot
ravait rejoint ; mails, mourant de
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HorAEY Jon Press.

Ayant tout lie materiel nfrpssairr. mons so.l-
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvra.es tv-
pOgraphiques qui nous scrnnt contics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaiIes. enteteS 0r
features. tickets d'hahitation. blancS, circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimes dams lie plus BRET
d6lai ct a DIES prix moderes.
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HOTEL %ST-J0SEPh,
Pres ae la Station
LafOMycAe Crossing, Inc.

Mr.. J. R. Leblanc = fhonneur d'annoncer 4
ses nombreux amis ct d NM. les commits
voyayeurs quill Went d'ouvrir un hotel on il
sc propose. moyennant des prix t~res-mUderes,
de donner pleine ct entiere satisfaction i ceux
uui voudront bien rhouOrer de leur presence.
A lh0tol, Mr.. Leblanc Went d'ajOuter une
grocerie bien fonrnie OH SEES clients trouyeront
des articles Il IN prix extraordinairement has.
d~fC26-S5-tf.
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Remede contre la dyssenterie.
Guerison radicale ct garantie.
References nombreuses. Adressez
! Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
T3l6maque Badeaux. Lafourche.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve il the world for Cuts
BUSES, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fs.
yer Sores, letter, Chapred Hands. Chill
blains Corns, aad all Skin Erupti0ns,
and p~ositively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per boz. For Sale Of
Thibodaux Drug store
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Advertising Bureau. 10 Spruce s.
New York..

Danger! A neglected cold or cough may
lead to PneumOnia, Consumption or other fatal
cold a. by magic. Best thing for ~dyspepsiaIn-
digestion, sick headache aS thousands testify,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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W city or country TO take light work at
their own homes. 81 to - aday can be
easily made work sent by mail no canvas.
sing. We have good demand for our work
and furnish steady employment. Address
with stamp, Crown fla ct ring
Com pa"y. 2O1 Vine 81, Cincln-
matt. Ohio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

The contest for State Ser at RS is at
tracting unusual inteTs', ctcssicntd
by the popularity cf the as2irants, J.
ID. Montedonico is snuouuced in this
mornings APPEAL as o candidate be-
fore Thursdays nominating conyen-
ton. Born and reared in Memphis,
he is well known, and his popularity
is as extended ,as his acquainta' ce
Some men revsr shske hands without
making an enemy, and Joe" Monte
donico Is Of that other class who never
shake hands without making friend
He WAS the Democratic nominee
two years ago for the same
position, ard ran ahead OF his
ticket in nealry every ward in The
city. His popularity was a
rsvelat on, and 1t 10 based on
solid abilities, and both together
would IN Ike him a useful member OF
the State Senate, He is man Of
great Information and practica, n an
of affairs. A large taxpayer, he is
deeply interested in al that concerns
the psop'e OF Memphis and the
county, and would make safe, prac-
tical, working member of the Senate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
IRON STREET PAVEMENT.

The str, ct paving question is srous
ing attention everywhere, for almost
everywhere the people ara dissatisfi d
with the pavements they have. The
want Of good, almost noiseess, en-
during and moderately priced pave
ment, has imulated inventors, and 10
Chicpgo new system OF iron pave
ment is Ut der trial on Madison ttreet,
east Of Dearborn street. over twenty
years ago ST. Louis tlitd system Of
csst iron plates and great anicipatione
were formed, but experience was not
in their favor. The Chicago expert
ment uses iron in manner altogether
different from that tried at s.. Lou 8
"The iron," Gays The Chicago Indus
trial World, "is rolled into the shape Of
small 7 rails, one aud one.half inches
high, laid with the flat side Tor what
is known as the bottom Of the rally up.
This surface is an inch and half wide
and has indeLt atoms a,ro's 1t at In
tervdls Of SIX inches for the purpose Of
insuring pore perfect footho'd.
The rails are fastened together
by being securely bolted with
wrought iron bars, and are laid an inch
and half apar'. They rest on two
inch planking, and are secured thereto
by staples which pass over the bolts.
The pavement is laid in sections
twelve feet in length by two feet in
width, with store blocking aloI g the
curb and next to the railroad tack.
The p CO between the rails is filed
up 10 the street level with tar and
gravel, thus making II perfectly water
proof" This manner OF using ron in
wolves no danger from brken plates
and no slipping of the hores, and II
apparently possesses great advantages
Of durability.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
TORY POLICY.

The Tory government OF Englard is
earnestly anxioui TO have the money
bills passed, that Par lament may ad-
journ and give the administration a
fise months rest, but in spite Ct thsm
TIE Irish question will not lie quiet,
aud Psrnell and bis followers keep up
the agitation for home rule strongly
alive, even within the walls OF Parlia-
ment itself. The teason's crops in
ireland have not turned out well, there
will be much sufferir g during the
coming winter, aud il full rent
is exaeted, family alter family
will be evicttd from their
homss and means of living
Husband, wife and children turned
out, with the sky for covering and
the cold ground for bed. Mr.. Par
nell has therefore introduced bill to
eviRe rents In cer'ain cases, and to
prohibit eviction when a pjor tenant
pays one half he rent. II this wel 9
done, Ireland would remain peaceful
through the winter; but evict, and
what will not the hu band do in b 3
desperation at seeing bis wife and
little ones cast weeping snd hep
lees into the highway =? II
through iorbearsncs Ireland re-
mainhc peaceful, what can the
Tories answer. when asked why
80 well conducted a population should
be denied home rule? But let hunger,
exposure and d1pIivation do the work
evlciions always perform, and thsy
will say-is this turbulent population
fitted 10 exercise home rule? That is
the eide Toy bread is buttered on
But II evictions proceed and the dis
order they provoke follow, ard the
police is inc eased and the soldiers
led ag iDst the famished and desper-
ate people, the Tory power will be
extinguished forever. Public senti-
ment an1 the worlds stnse Of justice
will insitt upon the merciful changes
u a, only home rule can secure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Az brighton Beach Course,

BRiGHToN BEACH. N. Y, September
20.-First Race. Mile. Won by Ca
s ma by eight lengths; Bell R ngt r
second, Lizzie Wa ton thad. Time
l:46a.
Second Race. Three -quersers of a
mile. King Arthur won by two
lengths; Minpis st. John second, Big
Head third. Time-l;l74.
Third Rdce.-Three quarters of a
mile. Belladonna won by length
and half; ARircourt second, Incon
start third. Time-1:17a.
Fourth Race. - Selling allowsnc /,
ssvsn furlorgs. Phi Lewis won by a
length; Bay R bel Sc cond, Mo ltauk
third. Time-l:3l3.
Fifth Race -HanOIc Up; mi e and an
eighth. Top Sawyer won by thiet-
quarters OF lepg b; Mentor second,
Joe Mitchs II third. Time-1 So.
Sirh Race Mile and a quar- er,
over hurdles. Harry Mann won by
three lengths; Meutmo lore second, King
Victor third, Tine 2:22l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
ANOTHER YACHT RACE
BETWEEN THE GALATEA AND
MAYFLOWER
To Take Place This Week on
Marblehead, Mass, Wind
Permitting.

NEwPoRT, r l., Sc, tenb1r 20 -
Capt. Williams, who was in the ct ks-
beat off West Island light, says inst
the manner H. which the Montsuk,
Miranda, Bsdouio, Mayhower and
Gastea r unded hat mark, was the
most interesting yachting experience
he ever knew. The 5 Ta' ger, Gle
dsrella, Tnetis and Clara, n their
clfss, were the first 10 round tne
stakeboa', the formsr b,ing a mile
abead of The latter three, but when
the first named came round the s'ght
was an extraordinary one. Fint came
the Galatea, leading the Msyhow' r
several lengths. Then came the
Miranda, Bsdouin and Mont4uk, 81
c'cse tog, ther that one could trss a
b s nit from one 10 the 9th r. When
the finish was reach d all five were
a out in a bInch. The announce
ment made lat night thai the en-
dsrela has been rule d out on account
Of foul a. Book Island buoy was
entirely erroneous Lieut.. Hem
comes to the rescue Ct the Cinderella
and declares thet tho after was nos in
fault at oil, end TIA he ought 10 have
kett off
Commodore G rry could not say
whether he race would be given to tbs
NJ ,yhower or tue Gal4t,a, though The
fsct thai thu former finisl @ q length
abe d of the Galaies ard was handi.
capped bes des w III sem to leave
no question. He also could not t. II
whether i, would be decd ID that t. e
Stronger foued He said he cou d
not decide those questions. They
we're for the RegsttI Committee 10
pass upon, and as tho commi tee have
air a ~ gone back o New York, The
nce can only bs decided by them
there. BY the tine Of fuish, without
regard to fou 8, tue allowances or
handicaps, the winners ere the Gil ana,
Msyhower, Stranger and Cinderella in
their respective c'as~s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
BIG SOCIALIST MELTING


new sYeRk, S ptember 20 Nearly
5000 people closdtd into Cooper
Union Hall tonight to hear the
prominent social t leaders, Dr. Ave
lirg, iMs ,Aytllng AID Herr L eb-
kGecht Who --were to expound their
dc Grimes to the public for the first
time in. this country. Sixty police
were in the all 10 maintain or .er.
Cd HsTI,WilheIH Ln bkuecht Of the
German Rschlt g, snd the German
socialist leader, was the first spe aker.
He sp lke Tor ovrr an hour, giving in
de all his sot iali tic theories. He re-
pudiattd al anaIchicil sentiments;
but he adeel that be bad carefully
followed the course OF the trial cf the
Chicago ararchis's, and was con-
v need that they were innocent Ct
the crimes charged against them.
He ssse t. d tbaf the condemned men
neither threw the bombs nor melted
the riot. They should have new
t,ial, and he for one would work to
or ate public sentimsnt which thould
compel 1t to be granted. "The red
specer," be said, ''is requisite Of
mode II government. 1t was used
back in Bonaparte's time to
frlghen the middle c'ass; bat
perst cution through aDti-socal laws
n u.s. fail to stamp out socialism
II SOFA ism ecu d be choked, then
nihiiism would follow. We are fight.
ing tg inst the blood and iron sys-
EN- OF Bismarck and bis miDione. His
brute force wi be overcome; brute
fore always fails in the end. We b :
lieve thai We Can overcome our enc
mics by peaceful means, but we also
believe that force ust d to resist injus
tine has a mission end is right" Herr
L,ebnecht was loudly applauded
The next spt aker was Mrs Avelipg,
who received perfect ovation, not
only as pc sonal compliment, but as
tribute due to the daughter Of Ca |
Marx, the "Fa er If American Social
ISM" Mrs. Avelirg is slender won.
40, Of med um height, AID made
good appearance, although dressed
rather oddly. She wore an Irish pop in
gown VI bioWni.h brick dust red,
hanging loose from her shoulders and
gathered up at the wais, trimmed
with broad collar OF IRISH lace and
cuffs to match. The dress was hiVh
in the neck aud had a train. She
wore her hair in an antique style,
hanging over her forehead in dark,
curly masses aud gathered up
in fillet MIS-. Aveling said:
"The strength OF our movement
is shown by the attention our visit is
receiving from the csptalistic press
he &c monte condition OF the work
ipgmen in America is ident cal with
that of EuIop an workingmep. There
is the same mad competition, the same
landloi dim, aud also the same misery
and ttatvAton
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

1t is confidently sta,td that the pres
ent government in L gand intends to
annex Egypt. II the news be ttua,
then We are on the eve OF exciting
events Mr. Gladstone always de-
Clared that Egypt would he given up
by Englsnd. as soon as the people had
subsid, d into. the peaceful position
that would insure the payment cf
Egypt's debts. These assurances
have been given to the various Euro
pean powers. aud they ara looking to
England to fulfill her engagements.
FIauce especially insists upon this
point. The Toiies, however, have
generally dis greed with Mr.. G ad.
stone, and Insisted that England's pc.
.sition in India requirs the retention
of Egypt. Evett, have strengthened
their view. Austria and Germany ap
pear indifferent TO Russia's carrying
ouS It's design to possess Constantine
pie. Should that design be accom-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
ON CHANGE.

EMMET L WooDsoN has returned
from New York, visibly improved In
health.
FIRED. b. JONES hiss returned from
Liverpool in fine trim for the fall
campaign.
Go irg prices of October options at
Chicago yesterday: Pork, 50 929; lard,
Sc 90; clear rib sides, So S23; corn,
Sssc; wheat, 74sc; oats, 253c.
VISITORS on 'Changa yesterday: W:
H. Thompson ard F. M. Fross, OF
Liverpool, Egg; r. ". CouItney,
Richmond, Va. Cap. @. W. Forester
and Mej. M NJ. Hurley, OF Lou syi lie,
KY; G. w. Qlarles, Mississippi; j.
Scbelk, New o ans; ]. j. Car, Bear
fiald, AK; Walter Sellers, Ro edale ,
Miss 4; Miss Mary Lily, city; Mics Ida
B, Ohamberla n, ct. Chnl les, ARK. /;
Jno S. Rogers, st. Louis, ArkRnsss and
TeXss railway.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
A. BOstOn-A Very Elaborate a flair
Anticipated.

BosroN, MASS, september 20-The
annual session OF Sovereign Grand
Lodge l. o o. f. opened ia Odd Eel
lows Hell this morning. The pro-
ceadirga Re secret. The celebration
to b. held here during this week will
undoubtedly be- the no elaborate
silair Of the kind ever held in this
country. Toe p incipal feature OF the
week will be the great parade on
Wednesday, though lhs eltre pro-
& anime is OF great interest to Odd
Fellows. ItnoF seems Prob bile that
the toal numb of visitors who up
TO this even NJ have ar we'd, will not
be far from 5000 This evening L
barquet wss rendered the Sover, ign
Graud Lodge ~ the G and Lodge
and Grand Encampmen of Mas achu
sets,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
BALL and BAT.
CHICA6O INCREASING HER LEAD
FOR THE PENNANT.
Tho DeirOlis Easily Defeated by the
Champions Yesterday
Other Games.

DETROIT, MICH, Septemb; r 20 The
thicato bastb II nine e. rived in he
city from Kan as City ard tie d OF
rom y. L'uis yesterday, aud were
welc med on the Rrouocs when eum-
ing out o pracTic9 b. crowd OF n t
exceeding 90 p ople. The day wss
c!esr but coil, the frigi ,ity ot-rhs vt
mosphere keeping May at nome
Tee Chicago players we're accom- pa
pied ny Sniels's Baod and roui d of
applique followed their appearance,
and the crowd heartily noticed every
good play OF lhs vi,iiors in their prar-
tice. FIVE minuts later the De Joit
plsye 8 wtre welcomed wi h gre az
pause as they marched up>n tee field
headt d by BroutLers with hors' sbee
hanging on bis bat. Capt. Hanlt n
WOO the toss, and Detroit WI mt 10 bat.
r chardson went out from William
ton t. Anson, trou he's from Pfe6er
to Anton, andrew file " out to HAruie
in right field.
For Chicpgo-Gore TOOK first on
bslla; Kelly the lame. Anon
knocked a long fly to tight, which
Ihomp o. C ught III ely, after Iu"
Gcrj lie chcd thi d n thu sac if e.
Pfe6er hits, bringing in Gore add
Kelly snd r,,casd tecond on tao
throw home. williamson went cut
from Dnnlsp to 'Brou hers, P,tff l
going to third and coming home on
Viii e's tumble, o. which Burns
reached frs. GARRISON hit to left
center for 6oub'e, Burns SC ring.
ClaIkson went to third on passed
ball. Hardie went out from Rpw4 t
Bri u'te Detroit, 0; Chicago, 4
The subsequent innings were witt o Il
special f,aturee, the champions WIN
Mug easily by score Of Z to 3 Score
by innings:
Ch'cae ..........4 0 201O Ok
DafrOif n n n n n q o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Capt. j. w. iIIiamAOn's Luck
Again.

As thtrs have been VARIOUS rumo,s,
etc, sbou' Cspt ] w. Wi lismto on
drawiug Sl5 00G IN the Louisiana State
Lo terry, ge sgain accostsd the good
atu ed capt in on the subj sct while
on our stress last Saturday. The
Captain Is prosperous farmer OF vii.
low G ove, THE co inty, and before the
June drawing Of this we'll known lot.
terry some hing seemed 10 till him
that he sbCuld make a small inves =
ment, which he did by handing
Johnny Roedsl, the clerk OF the
steamer Valley Belle, coup OF dol
lars, with ilstIu tons as above-not
knowing any other living man ia the
transaction. When Roedel got to
Midoleport, o he added So TO the
above amount and forwarded il 10 the
company and in due tue received
five tickss, two OF which he hSnded
10 Capt. Williamson, one OF these be-
log No Is, l45, which entitled him to
one.t, nth of the CAPT al prize Of $780,
000, andlwbicn amount he has re-
csived through the Bank of Ravens
wood, w Va, from M. A Daupbin,
NV 0nesns, RdpaSpood { W.
Va J NelS, July 2ld