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A Strike AYsrtsd.

AKRON, o., May 1.-The strike among
the miners Of the Akron district, ex.
pectcd to-day when the summer scale ol
wages went into effect, did not occur.
Operators had decided, instead OF drop.
ping from So cents 10 80 cents, the usual
summer price, 10 insist on Is. After
much parleying, compromise was made
at "a cents. President Lewis, Of the
Ohio Miners Union, said to-day that all
miners In this district would accept II.
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West Virginia Pon.louOrS

special DttpdleA 10 tAs httlligectr.
WAsnlSoToS, D. O., May 1.-west
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original invalid, James Haw.
ley, Simon Bland, Abraham Thomas,
William II. Pike. InCrease-Abner Lis.
ton, William Holstine, Joseph Fletcher
Matthias sanor, Henry Eulow, James
Talbot. Louis Price, Smith Tlllls. Re.
issue-Willlam Tucker, Original widow
Annie, widow Of Garnett jackson.
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Lee and :on his right, in the place
assigned TO ex.Presldent Cleveland, who
was unable to be present, sat Judge
Walter R. Staples, The guests NUM-
bered about l0O' Among those present
were George Carey Eggleston, Governor
FitIhugh Lee, Prot, Thomas r, Price,
Hon. John W. Daniel, Gen. Roger A,
Pryor, James W, Alexander, Governor
Wilson, Of West Virginia, Henry r,
Garden, John Marshall, ], II. Fitzhugh
Mayo, DR., ], H. Claiborne, Capt, Henry
Lewis, Maior Miles Carey and others.
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The transition from lopv Ilr.,,,,,...,
pSa an,Ii nnosi sicEfesa a. t9 robust health l5srIs
su1h SuS hepOoh 7 IN the Life Of The Injividn S !,
nucn sEs ~ remarkable event ID ireSSnyol "
L sne memory and the agency w6ctn5SSuu 65Su W. W.
go9ld health has been atlSInsII InIIiISpy n tie
iully blessed, Hence ii n ibSI ~ u siaSs- S,,,.s
u !, neatg u praise Of Electric BttSs '"Il ,in
lhAly ieel they owe their fesissn,1o, ~ ~
iIsa nVal'n, % We Use oi the Great XiiStrso' MAJ "
uye and Tonic. II yoH S$s t,n,,hi,S n1E
M WIN any disease Of Eijnsys IIvov',a IIyos y.
Viii sntsiy " aS soh o. short standing yGti
pit,nsss' 1s'e' I9u relleiby use Of Electric
InSen h, s SoIH ~ 6Oc aud 81 per bottle Al
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PITTsBuRon, Pa May 1.-The exposl.
ton company Of western Pennsylvania
are TO inaugurate their new building in
Pittsburgh with a grand music festival,
beginning Tuesday, May 2lst, and con.
unulng throughout the week. The
greatest artists In the world have been
secured and the orchestra OF ono hun.
dred musicians Is from the Metropolitan
Opera house Of New York. A chorus
Of six hundred voices has been rehears.
Ing for months. The sale Of season tick.
cts begins tomorrow and the indications
tend 70 the belief that the 5000 seats
provided will be none too many. All
railroads have made low excursion rates
good on all trains for the festival week,
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LtTTLE Rock, AK, May l.--General
ESCobedo, the hero Of Queretafo Mexico,
to whom MaGlmlllan surrendered, pasus
ed through here to-day enroute 4, Nav
York, 10 escort 10 Mexico the JemaInS NJ
oK.Pfesldent Telado. He wSS SscS,H. , ".
panied BY COL Vlllanuoya, Lieutenant.
Colonel Correllla and two ofdlnSties N
Lhu Mexican army, The report tbai i6s
United Stated government Will iurnish a
military guard has given The liyIleS,
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IliAIhnInnroylbR,

NEW YoRE, May l,-ThOro lB no truth
in the report that seems TO have gained
currency that Secretary Of State Blaine
suffered a paralytlC stroke yesterday In
Washington. Mr.. Walker Blaine states
that there Is not word Of truth In the
story and says be received a letter this
morning from hIs mother saying Mf.
lllaine ID improving,
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All 0uIet In OElnhomn.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following
telegram has been received at the War
Department from General Crooks head.
quarters at Chicago. Everything con.
tlnues quiet. Local town governments
are practically established. fproposo 10
visit Cherokee outlet aud alter arranging
matters there, 70 return 10 headquarters
at Leayenworth, II there are no other
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SCENES ALONG THE LINE.
stands Crowded with PCoplO--IntOrSstlng
aud Exciting InOldeniS.

stands Crowded with People.
aud Exciting Incidents.
NEw YoRE, May 1.-The crowds along
the line Of march to-day were as large as
yesterday but there was a difference In
their appearance. Yesterday the sol.
dleu were all marching aud the obsory.
srs were citizens to-day the visiting mil.
iLary are scattered among the onlookoH
and the citizens are doing the walking.
Tho various churches all had stands for
their parlshonUrs. The stand at the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum was
well crowded, the lower portion being
set apart for distinguished ClergymUn.
An arm chair sat Ia the centre Of tho
space aud was occupied by Arch Bishop
Corrigan. The stand Of the -Four hun.
dfed" with the one towering above II
erected by the common council were Oil.
cd when the grand marshal reached that
point al twenty minutes after ten o'clock.
Just before tue head OF the parade
reached this point the sound Of Gre bells
were heard and hook and q ladder
tuck came laundering along through
FortyseCOnd street. The street al this
point WIS Choaked with people, many ol
whom had been driven along down by
the mounted police, They and the regu'
lar palfolmpn took In the situation Al q
glance, and In a most admirable manner
cleared a way iof the fire truck without
occasioninR any great confusion OF USING
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Laborers for Inc Now Road.

Special DLSpdteh 10 ne Iateli0meer,
CLAREsBuRGi W. Va, May Fifty
Italian laborers arrived here to-day to
begin work on the Fairmont and Clarks.
burg railroad. Senator Camden and
party are expected here tonight to de-
termine the route the road will enter
Clarksburg.
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NInrlInrnti nIvn.

KANSAS CRY, May 1.-Duriug a
drunken fight between negroes, which
became general, in a low quarter Of the
city about midnight last night, Annie
Edwards was cut in the throat, James
LEVEL was dangerously cut near the
heart, aud several others received more
or less serious wounds. The woman
died at 8 o'clock this morning,
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CLEVELAND, o., May 1.-whlie Caps
demolished the saloon Of John MesSmer
at Rawson, Hancock county, Ohio, last
night. This is the second time Ntessmer
has been visited, his saloon having been
wrecked about two montha aP6. liz
had been warned not 10 resume business
al Rawson, but paid no attention TO the
warning, He has now decided 10 leave
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NEw YoRE, May 1.-The reception
rendered tonight by the Bar Associa.
tion Of the city OF New York to Chief
Justice Fuller and the Associate Justices
Of the United States Supreme Court,
although partly an informal affair, drew
together most distinguished company
OF legal lights and representatives Of the
State bench. There were about 800 gentle
men present, Ex.President Cleveland
was one Of the early arrivals.
Chief Justice Fuller, with Jus.
tlCes BlatChford, Fields and Jus.
tiCe Strong, (retiredl stood together in
the library for an hour while the mem
bers were presented in person. Among
those present were Joseph II. Choote
and William NJ. Evarts, Attorney Gen.
eral Miller, Secretary Tracy, Senator
HisCook, Judges Brady, Patterson, Mar
tine, Commodore Gerry.
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Investigating the Cause.

HAMILTON, ONT, May l.-General
Manager Hickson arrived here to-day
to conduct rigid investigation into tho
cause OF the recent accident. The re-
mains oi two more OF the charfed VIC.
Tins Of the disaster have been identified
and taken away.
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Railroad Oiiicinls Elected.

SPEFF777 D77I77FsF 70 VIC dT1ItNTVtNVtTl
WESTON, W. Va, May 1.-The stock.
holders Of the Weston 4 Elk River Rail-
road Company and the Clarksburg, Wes.
ton & Midland Railroad Company met
here to-day. The former company was
organized by the election Of Judge John
Brannon as President and N. B. Newton
Secretary. The old officers Of the latter
company were reelected. Hon. j. N,
Camden, Major D. W. Rolyson and
other prominent railroad men were in
attendance,
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CHICAGO, May 1.-senator Hoar, Of
Massachusetts,, and sergentatArmB
Reed, Of the United States Senate, are
In this city. Senators Butler, Hale,
Allison, Gray and Pugh are expected
later. They make up the Committee 10
investigate this Country's relations with
Canada. The Committee Is enroute 10
San Francisco.
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rO.tmn,tsrs Commissioned.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1.-COm.
missions for West Virginia postmaslers
whose appointments have been hereto.
fore announced, were sent out to-day as
follows: Alice II. Paul, at NewburV;
Elisha u. Stone, at RowlesbHrg; WI.
liam II. Ienking, at Independence.
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ComptrolIsr iaCsy Tnks. tll,ntr,.

wAsnlSaroS, D. O., May i.--Mr.
Lacey, the newly appointed Comptroller
Of the Currency, formally assumed the
duties Of that Office to-day. The oath Of
office was administered 10 him by 4
n9tatial clerk In tho appointment
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Murdered Her Child.

NEW YORK, May la woman named
Ellen Good, aged 20, colored, gave poison
to her child at No. 27S West Thirty.
eighth street this afternoon and then
cut the child's throat, She was SER
want at the above number and has been
arrested.
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Znch TnYlnr srninns,,l

PlTTsBuRau, Pa, May Zach Taylor,
convicted as an accomplice in the mur.
der Of William MCCausland, Of this city,
was sentenced to death to-day in the
Greene county court by Judge Ingra.
ham. Taylor said he was innocent, and
did not have q fair trial.
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NEw YoRE, May i,-lion. John shor,
man, Hon. John Chew, Consul General
at London, Hon. W. W, Thomas, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister plenlpotCn.
tlaty 10 Sweden aud Norway, and lin.
coin Valentine, Consul from the Hon,
dufasi sailed lur Rufupe on tho steamer
City Of New York to-day,
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LONDON, May 1.-The Berlin CORE
spOndent Of the Times, referring to the
Samoan conference, says thai, whilo
England's attitude is not entirely clear
there Is nothing to show that the British
government leans toward Germany.
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Ths pfssldtdt al Home,

WARRINGTON, D. o. Mayl,-ThO train
bearing President Harrison, the
Of his Cabinet with
their families and tue special cores.
pondenb who accompanied them from
Washington arrived here al 1915. The
President gained rest during the trip and
returned 10 good shape and spirits,
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PARIS, May l,-Presldent Carnot to.
day gave an audience to Mr.. MIcLanc,
the United States Minister, who pre-.
sented General W. B. Franklin, tho
Commissioner Of the United States TO
the Paris Exposition,
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LONDON, May 1.-Lloyds agents at
Berlin reports that the W eser has yellow
fever on board, several officers and
twenty.eight men being i'll, and three
having died.
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l,taelIcal lamnntnnra mamma.

sPRlSortELD, lLt., May1.-ln the Sen.
atO to-day a bill was passed providing
that phyilology and hygienns shall be
taught In the public schools with especial
reference 10 the effect Of alcoholic Blin.
ulan@ on the human system,
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PendIelon,. AttorneI raIl, % Appenr,

sHlSSSrOS, W. Va, May l.-To.day
was set for the taking of depositions in
the Atkinson.Pendleton Congressional
contest, but for some reason or other
Pendleton's lawyer failed TO put In an
appearance. Score four more for Atkin.
unn
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Tic Plot Arn,n,, ,,o r,,r.

LONDON, May 1.-The Cronstadt polico
have discovered stores OF explosives
which were TO DO used in IN attempt
upon the life OF the Gear.
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BHE IA uuIIArrp,,, A.,

,h.i ~ ,!.. saved tlIp lie Of my little RI,l by
ihv ~ prYmpt use Of Dr. ACker's EnVliSh
WHY lily lor consumption. Mira MIN.
y n91manj New York. o, X. Uuc,1s
4. d burt o. O'MenkOmeller, Logan DtuS
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BERLIN, May 1.-By an explosion In
the Reichling-Hansen colliery at bort.
mound to-day, three persons were killed
and eight injured.
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CnlcApo, May 1.-The los by the
burning Of the Windsor Theatre last
night will not exceed 100000 well insur.
ed, Mono Of the Afemsn Injured were
seriously hurt.
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DoitS, plmples, hives, flhgworm, Tel.
ter, and all other manifestations OIL I'm.
pure blood are cured by Hoods safsA.
parllla, 9
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TnE OI0SING PERF0RNANCR.
A Grand Concert Under the Auspices of the
NatinnnI prnyIlant TInInn

A Grand Concert Under the Auspices OF tho
National ProVident Union.
New YoRE, May 1.-To,night the Gen.
tennial Celebration Of Washington'S In,
augpration was continued in the Metro
politan Opera House, under the auspices
Of the National Provident Union, and
shaped itself particularly 10 celebrate
the birth OF the second century OF the
Constitutional Government OF the
United States.
The presiding officer was Hon. VIII
liam Warner, United States Congress.
man from Kansas City, NO., and Com.
mander In Chief OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic. The orators were Hon.
John W. Daniel, United States Senator
FROM Virginia, and Hon. Shelby NJ. Cul.
lom, United States Senator from Illinois.
Following Is the programmes
PROGRAMME
PART
I, Overture. -
Cappa'I Seventh RCgt Band.
2. National Hymn..., .......,..'Amcricn
Cnrnet and Audience.
4. o. IrGgdon and lion VIM, Warner
A. (g, "9uand9 Te Tieta" lFaustl.'. golnQPd
Miss Emily wlnAnt
8. g. "EySnInE song y !i
w. Now 4ofE fhiI6ifinonlc Club
y Nuu IT, s senator from rom iiInSu. .uOn
"sPanl'A sgTs, a:;:i;; s.i;E
s. "Tho Wreck 81 the llgspgFul"
Mr, FhurlS Fisher Powers.
GaPPaiI Seventh itcgt. land ''''
FART II,
1. nMarch Of the Centuries. .... Shelley
,Cappa's Seventh Regiment Hand.
o"'''ns g. senator iFSIB gIrSiSR SHS9 W. Daniel
o. "Ah sconpyA quAfdO IFAvofIaI 4 DoniEetI
Miss WinAHL MI roWeFs. =. :,
"Spflng Song a..,,, Well
Mn. uctfltt Smith.
A q hsweCdlsh IfldAl Procession" ,ThCO Oouyl
oSSp SsS NJ Y0fE I fSiSiiIionle i'i club lii,A '''''
Q. "fn tho Chimney Corner llIAilRdl-.....C COWCt
Miss Rmlly WlhAnt,
4 Tho American Flsg.y DfaE'
Miss Wood,
g. Star Bnangle1 Iati .,,...,,--
Miss Emily WlpAnt and Audience,
tSPPG'i Seventh iirSimSiaiI. BGhd'
The invited guests included President
Harrison and his Cabinet, Governor
Hill and staff Mayor Grant, Mayoi
Chaplin; all the Accredited Commissions
eB from the States aud Territories rep
resented In tho celebration; OK
President Grover Cleveland, OK
President Rutherford y, Hayes
Hon. John Sherman, Hon, Daniel
Dougherty, lion. Robert I, Lincoln
Members Of the Foreign Legation, Hon
James Russell Lowell, Hon, Carl shutE
Mt, George William Curtis, Col, Thomal
W. HlRglnson, Hon. William NJ. Eyarts
Mr, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Hon, Orlando
y, Potter Gen, Alex, 3. Webb, Gen
John Cochfane, Most Of the above gen
tlOmen we're present.
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caESOA, It'll, May i.--At about 1
O'Clock this morning a large two
story brick block In wblSh
about one.thlfd Of The buSInS'.
ol OhenoA was done, took are a6I w
completely destroyed, The aSvteosIS v \.
lOsa 10 $1,000 insurance $4,000.
On, HRNLEY'S Celery, lee and Inn
componsatea ior lobs Of vitality And ~ Ss,
sias nature In restoring health,
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LIYonri,ies :, Mar,insyille

!. = WORTHLESS, st Mar,insville
twenty Second Dis,rici--A Ascension and 81
Jam-s. Judge: Henry l. DnheI, Donaldson
willie; .f,orn-y: Richard Mccullough, Don>
ati.onvillr.
Twenty third Dsiric,-Wcst Baton Ronye
and ietv,Il- Judge Ed~ard B Talbot,
Pls1ucn.i"; .i;tornry: alexander Heber,
Plaqn-mine.
Twenty fourth D>irict-Plaqn.m mines and
s, Bernard. Judge: .fibeu f Livaudais,
Po;n,-- "a H. Hsch~; .a'iorney: James Wiikin-
sou, Polnte- "a Ia Iiache.
Twenty Di-irci-Lafayttie and Yer
milton. Ju.ise: & Dehaillon, Lafayette; III
urnev: Rolru' G >medrs. Ahhrv'lr.
Tw-nry-,ix'h Di>t'm,-Irf!-rs"n.S 81 Charles
ani - John the Baptist. Judge: Emile Rosr.
k-nner; Attorney: Gervais ierh..
Tweniy-srvrnfh Di.tfirf-Rir bland and
Vest Carroll. Judge: 4 = Williams, Ray.
v,il.: Attorney: p u T":rr. Esyvile.
Ole'ns ii,uict-Crininal Court Judge:
Joshua 6 Enher AMI K n Mari; Attorney:
Chas II uzcubcr"; Clerk: Dan a Rose:
e.. in,inal Sheriff: Gabriei Where
Civil Court Judges: = A Monroe, n Il
Rishnr. Ail~r N"oihies. I " e Ellis, Fred
u King: Chrk. f. A Luuinai-; Civil Sheriff:
{ w Drown.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-05-18
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
u OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery.

Incorporated Ivy the Legislature in 1868 Tor
Eduraiiona al and Charitable purposes. aud ITS
franchise male part of The present State
Consultation. in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE
I,sGRANO EXTRA OREINA DRAW
INGS take place Semi Annually, Dune and
D.crmber) and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
BIER DRAWINGS take place on each OF the
other T. n moI,ths in the yeirand are all drawn
in pui,lic. a, the Academy Of Music, New Or'
Trans, La.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements G,r all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana Stale
Lottery Co. AMI in person manage and control
rl,- Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness. and IN
good fai'h toward all parties, and we authorize
he Company tn use this certificate; with lac>
>,ni.rs al our signatures attached, in its aver
tI>ttt.eut.
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Fiss, District -Cad'io. Jmlg-s: L"-ay,
lDs, A % Hicks. Shreveport; At,o,ney: J
Henry shepherd. Shreveport.
S~co "a Dsssrict-Bnssi~r. Webster anil Bi.
envill-. Judxe J I Boone, Sparta; Attorney:
J A W Lowry, Bellevue.
Third Observation-Disclosures Union and Lin
esslW. Judge: Alien Bark sd.l-, Rus,on: At
so.ney: = n McCl.ud"n, Homer
Forth Oisssirt --iackson, WYNN md Cald.
well. Ja,ige: r u B,idxrs. Columbia; Al,
sosney: z r Milling. Whitfield.
fiihh Observation-Disclosures. Jni-e. r W
Richardson. Monroe; Attorney: F q Hw.!sou,
Monvne.
Sixth District orciossse. Ju.lxe: s r
laird. Rassr'p; Attorney: J p Mn.iiscn.-
Seveush Observation-Disclosures and Franklin.
Sshs-s Csv.ys Fills. VIM. lor.s,sh; At,or.
n~v: L A Thompson. winnsiv rough.
Esxhsh Disfsirs- Madison and Fact Carroll.
Jwsls~ 2 = Montgomery. Lake Providence;
Assnsn~y, sns Z Ramseil lake Providence.
Ninth D;ssirs--ConrorIia AMI Ten.as.
sslve. 5 Chas YoSns, 81 Joseph; Attorney,
Chas 5 nuk~. vksaiis.
Tenth Disr;cs-De Ssso AMI Rel River.
dodge, v p Hall, MansfieIi; Attorney. J {
Pa9h, Cnssnaus.
Eleventh Di-ssirt -N"scl,isocl,es AMI Sa-
Zine. ssdsr, David Piersm.. Nschi,o hes;
Asnsney. . e. Scarborough. Nnsrhisnrlcs
Twelfth pi-s~s-Rspii-s. Grant and
Avoysllesl s;~is~, W 2 B,ackm.n, Alex.
andsia; A Y t:src, MsrtsviiIe; Auorney, Jas
AHslsews, Airxaneria.
Ta,iu~ensh Disssirs-Ac~dia and ST LanIry.
Snds~. = T lie wis. Opek~-ss: Attorney. 500
n Oedes th'~hsnsas.
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Address RegisteredL.eiiers con.
tanning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

REMEMBER That the only genuine Lon.
isiana State Lottery Tickets issued under the
State Charter. are recognized by the highest
courts. are invariably signed by M. A. DAU-
PHIN, President. Endorsed by GENERALS
BEAuREGARD and EARLY. Supervisors Of the
Drawings, and guaranteed by National Banks
of New Orleans, as TO the payment Of its
riizes. None OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
All so-called "Supplements," "Original
Little Louisiana or other limitations with un-
lawful use Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company's name. by persons unknown, un-
der assumed or fictitious names, are attempts
to deceive the public by false pretenses, Of
fering no guarantee whatsoever.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR i,
the Price of the smallest part or fraction Of
ticket issued in any drawing. Anything in
our name offered at less price. is either a
counterfeit or q swtndle.
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iil3;d3l|(3|

Aftsr tsn ysas exclusive sale, can now Be
obtained Of an Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines. II CURES-tske notice-not simply helps
but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT,
D1llousneeo and Dyspepeia.
u . strictly vegetable preparation and will
CURE NALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
Dr.. 8. H. Wise, of Boston, Ky. says {:
~Have practiced medicine Ii years, and Ind NO
equal 70 HERBNE - . Liver Regulator"
Or: W. 4. baker, Of 9adisont Fla, says I:
$500 worth Of Quinine IN any family"
Acting on the Liver m adiderent way from
any other medicine; It 10 . positive cure for
Chronic Constipation and Is cheaper than Pills.
1ts peculiar composition u such, that we
guarantee to cure any case Of Chills and Fever
Or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
Il costs bat u cents and each bottle con-
tains over 20 average doees, making the cost
lcfs than two cents dose. Would you ask
for cheaper medicine Il ID not cure-all. But
win cure any Liver, D1li0u0 o. 4A1As
rial Complaint Manufactured BY
The Her1od1a0 Co.,
(Successors to Vim. Condell., ~ Louiss He.
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All non-residenis owning land in Richland
sh""id immedis,ely correspond with tho Sec
re,sry OF the Immigration association of Rich.
land parish. STATE number acre. for sale,
prize, and time Of payments, &c. Also send
in contributions in money, for the purpose
ofpa,ing :or advertising your lands and fur
nishins papers TO those who are inclined to
seek homes in our parish.
Address WILEY P. MANCHAM,
" Rayviile, La.
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Gvesnm- ANCiS Z. NICHOLS.
sm-t;oversor-jAMES IEFFRIES
20. Boycr. Ia.
Secr~,sry &c Stae-L r MASOT.
Aa,iisor Pu6I,c Accounf>--o. X. STEELE
Sis,e rr-a~mer-W ALTER Il. ROGERS
70, New Orleans. H..
Superintendent II Public Education
BREiUX.
Register Laud Otlice-iOilN : LANiER.
Com",,ss'osmS of Ae,icui,are-T. BIRD.
Onnnii>si.i,-r III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r
q. New Orleans. La
Adjutani- (:eneral-W &. curt.
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C0ngresslneM.

First O,strct-Theodore S Wilkinson, Of Or
leans
S~cona Dsfric'-Mau ID Lagan. Of Orleans.
Third Disirict-Edward Cav. PIaqueinines
Pos'otIire, iberville Parish.
Fourth Dis,rict-Newiou c Blanchard, L o.
Shreveport.
Fifth Ds'rict-C Newton, Of Basrrop.
Sixth Districts NJ Robertson, Baton Rouge.