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Peace and Quiet.

There will DO no trouble on Monday, we are
very we'll convinced, notwithstanding the pro-
clamationsof his Honor the Mayor, which he has
caused to be published in all the papers Of the
city, might seem to give color to such suppo-
sition. The peaceable and we'll disposed, who,
while they are as strong friends of the purity OF
the ballot box as any which could be found, yet
nevertheless would forego the privilege Of voting
sooner than attend q rowdy poll, need not be in
the slightest degree apprehensive cf disturb
ances. These things will be prevented Amer
loans will be on guard, and as they never COM
mence riotings, they will be prompt to put down
rioters. This assurance ought to be sufficient
to satisfy all sensible men,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
SLEoTIoH pRoTEsTs-FUDeE.

We have seen printed copy Of the protests
ID 10 the intention Of the managers of the anti
American party to make questionable individ
usls, whose votes have been rejected by Com
missioners Of Election, sign. It was brought to
us BY patriotic adopted citizen who is going
to vote the entire American ticket. He thought
it was funny document. We think it is Q
funny document. We have laughed heartily
over it, while we wondered what its getters-
up were thinking about during the throes
Of its patriotism.
We understand, also, that they intend hav-
ing separate boxes at each precinct in which to
| deposite the protests Of the rejected We think
this decidedly good move, as remarkable for
novelty as materiality. We deem it moral
move, too-for few protesting individuals are
SO debauched and demented that, after Identify
ing themselves at one precinct, they would 60
to another, and endeavor to perpetrate another
game of rascality. 1t would be too risky-in
fact, too dangerous procedure, for the nerves
of purely innocent people to endured
But, while we look upon these protests-pre-
pared and printed many days before the cleo
tomas matters full Of amusement to us out
except as extremely Insulting to the sworn
officers Of the law. II tho Commissioners are
honest and intelligent men--of which we enter
tain no doubt, so far as large majority are
concerned-they will have nothing to do with
these printed protests, got up in anticipation
that fraud aoould be detected, exposed, and
prevented! Being fully capable Of discharging
the duties they have assumed, it is not likely
they will regard with extraordinary respect the
Opinions of self-constituted and interested at
torneys. If they do, they are great fools, instead
of being what the community generally con-
sidered them--sensible men.
The whole affair is, however, something of a
curiosity. A box for legal ballots, and box
for illegal protests Our opponents must have
intended to enter on business on grand scale.
IL ia n good thing thew were found ont in time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

A BURST UP.--It is currently reported and
generally believed that the so-called IS Amer
loan State Council Of Louisiana" 80 much
petted by the anti-American presses Of New
Orleans, has collapsed, bursted up. gone to
universal smash, and t.caved in" multitude
nously Well, if this be SO, it has held out
longer than We expected, taking into considera-
ton the emphatic manner in which it has been
repadiated and spit upon on every hand
We have also heard it rumored that the smash
was caused by well founded suspicion that
some OF the officers were no better than they
should bel "a
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KENTUCKY AMERICAN couNcn. : A State
Council Of the American party Of Kentucky
will meet in special convention on the 18th Of
this month, instead Of their regular meeting on
the first Monday Of January, 1856, for the pur-
pose Of striking utof their Ritual and Oblga-
tions whatever obnoxious sectarian provisions
contained therein--in fact, for the purpose Of
adopting the Louisiana method Of working,
which is unobjectionsbls in all respects This,
we are informed, ID fact, from high and spisn.
pesshshls sashpsisy.
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AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party Of Louisiana in the parish of Orleans:
PGBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
4h, On Canal street. junction Of Bourbon and Csron
dele streets Saturday Sd November at O'Clock P NJ.
Hon Duncan r. Kenner Hon. Randell Hunt, John W.
Price, George Eustis Jr oypren D. Dufour, Capt Chas
D. Dreux, Col. Dick Stewart, J. J. Michel, NJ. A. Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt George B. N Wales and other
distinguished American orators will address the respective
meetings. oil 2dptf
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PIsro1. GALLERY by reference to the ad-
yertsement in another column 1t will be that George
Cuom erewhs of the Lake Hotel has taken and opened
the pistol gallery opposite the City Hotel, which
formerly kept by John Travis He has put 1t in excellent
order furnished it with pistols and will have always
on hand the best attendance. No MAJ has warmer OF
more numerous friends and feel confident that they
will see him borne up we'll in bis enterprise SEQ the
advertisement +f
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CoFFEE- House. KsEPERs-The notice of the
Citizens Protective Union, and the Consolidated
Association of Coffee House Keepers, and the
official account of their proceedings, will meet
with very general attention. It will be seen
that they more than second the Mayors sugges-
tions. for they propose to close their places of
business on the dsy and night of the election,
and impose heavy fine upon any member of
the Association who shall refuse to comply with
the resolutions adopted @
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TTranalated.I
To tha Pnhlin.

The undersigned certify that received the informa
tion below from worthy Of credit who has request
ed not to dvuge his through fear Of being
sinated by the guilty parties.
About twenty days since speaking German
landed Mbank in the parish of jefferson six pieces
cannon from stboat which had recently arrived These
dragged by them to Ninth street. through
1t to the rear of the Fourth District 1t was about mid
night that the disembarkment took place.
The men whe drew the cannon said, in German, that
they to be distributed follows Two the First
District, two for the Second and two for the Third
We also certify that aso communicated this nfor-
nation to the editor of the Expcateur authorizing him
TO makeit public
=. T. ROULIGNY.
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Yow,,0 .amersCa, saffeutso,s

The Young by requested
assemble Odd Feowa Hail. Room SATURDAY EVEN
ING, O'Clock p NJ, parpos making ing
American Denomination.
kH All American young tho y
with u the Proessaion
COME ONE i-CoME ALLti mon spats
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PARISH OF ORLEANS.

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ia :. s s-r ,..,x,.r.,
-,
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~ p,,,.;,...y,w wm n 1ysusAy.
J0uN =. pLATTsmIER.
\ " s.,,,S n,s;,..rr0s. n. sHIELDs.,
81. n. a. RARrIETTE,
\ AgG. RRTUF.
za;ys D;,s3,s-H. j. RANNEY.
JOnN w. PRICE,
*. w. JAMES
Fourth Disrsf-H- B. ECGEEsTON.
AUG. DEvALL.
rVta District- GUsTAvE LEGARDEUh, Jr.
ARMAND PIT0T, Jr.
A'''e A'''''s'-7'sAo 4. a $1,000 4. = A'
sxeass pi,,-,s,-.F. a. IAyrLnE.
los. sOEOMoS.
+ s,gass pi.s,ie,--s, r. dc LABARRE,
can't JAS, M. WHANN.
Ninth pi,trie,--A. q. n. MORGAN.
1.aa D'ssriet-IsAAc THAYER.'
a. :. rnILs
4. 4. I'll e. 80 = -
-Afs A-hoN . lsEr1N Aap.
esr ssari6-JOsEPH MUTTY.
Fer ootoasr-uHAnLEs N. OLIVIER.
For Dis,ua Atterney-M. a. FoUTE.
FoR oInpKs oFrnoupTs
No., o...,,.. c.a,.-NoRRrrr rprp.aNrrp
y ssssad Dss-ic. court-l,. q. wILTz.
1zsrd Dsss,ies cesr--HENIsY BEz0u.
sas,sA Di.sYic, toars-.a. xssswAIToN.
syt4 Disrsst coars--yVlI,a.xAsf A. MOTT.
sistk Distfies ooayf-W. III. REESE.
rop
S9s
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.Eotice to Mo .sseheeue,.s.

The subseeer invite the Of those mensng
HOUSEKEEPING their large and varied articles
suitable Tor this purpose, such
CLOCKS, CANDELABRAs, VASES, BRONZE AND PARIAN
FIGURES AND hANrEL ORNAMENTS, ia great variety.
MoDERATEUR LAMPS Bronze choice
selection. =7.. i'll.
PLATED WARE embracing svssy sre my
TABLE CUTLERY, at low prices, GOOD QUALITY, anuc
ured expressly also, celebrated factories
Of Rodg and Harrison Brothers d Hawson.
OF SILVER ware constantly largest
the Sortb and have facilities making
any desired ares acory being in this city.
lie SHOW ROOMS have endless variety articles
taste selected from the various
choice ssection Of PAINTINGS, ppen sna
~ Our stock will bs constantly rsplenhod fresh
competent Agents tbs latest
foreign novelties. .t8s=eN Us q#z... z54s.4.s...
-. HYDE & GOODRICH,
corner Of Canal and Royal streets.
IT slGN OF THE GOLDEN PELICAN. '15= nos 9p6t
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MORNING, NoyEMBER 8, 1856
AMERIoAN sTATE TIoKET

ST ATE TICK =
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
OF JKYFEasoy.
EoR4LTEUTENAN GovERNoR,
LEWIS TEXADA,
OF RAPipEs.
ron SECRETARY oFaST.AT.E,s
ROBERT G. BEALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE.
FOR STATE TREAsURER,
J. v. DURABLE,
or WEST BATON ROUGE.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
WALTER ROsSMAN,E
OF CLAIBORNE
FoRa ATToRNEY GENERAL
RANDELL HGNT,
oF ORLEANS.
FOE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDucATIcN,
D. D. sTrLLMAN,s
or ouAcHIrA.
FOR e0NGREsS.
sra sDistrict-GEO. EUsTIs, gr.
sseoad ssries-rHEaDORE. G. HUNT
Taird Disir:cs-PIfEsT0N POND. Jr.
FsurtA issrict-WII.LTAM b. LEMIs.l
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n / T. d.:

Y.ersay O'Clock of uption DANIEL FELGER,
aged "a years native sWitzant for hs Alt
resident Of ths city. IA
place residences PrytEna araet
street. This Morr at 0o'eiock. Ha
respectfully invited to attend.
E8r Cincinnati papers " nj pieals copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

FoR LouIsvLLE.-The elegant and commodi-
GUS steamer Antelope, Capt. Ed. Brown, will
leave for Louisville and all intermediate land
ings, this afternoon, at O'Clock, AS the Ante
lope is one of the finest boats on the river, and
ia commanded by skillful and attentive officers,
we advise all travelling in the direction Of Lou
isville to take passage on her. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to Messrs. Betterton
and Keeffe, 20 Tchoupitoulas street, agents.
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THE CoRN 'oHAsaR.-By reference to the ad-
ysrtisement in another column. il will be seen
shat change in the day has hsen made The
meeting will take place on Tuesday, 9th inst. !.
ID iosA d., sornsr Of Foydras and New Levae
stgesls, a8s5s54 r9 SOFA
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More Eresh Goods.
@MWSB ETfBT4 WVWNgs
PER STEAMSHIP GREN AID Y

PER STEAMSHIP GRENADA.S
ALFRED MuNRoE 8 CO.,
IA Jf-aGAzlvE STREET, RI
CORNER GRAvIER,
Now prs.en, tie Fall and
Winter co,hng Furnishing Goods, offered in New Or
Leans.
The ONE PRICE system governs the House now,
long number Of years.
Polite su.smany clsrs who speak the French and Spanish
languages will always be in attendance and they wish it
dsrs,ood that they CONSIDER 1T NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS. 49,. "#. " aa
All by .hsm made expressly for New Orleans
every article fully guaranteed Among the Prstsn. stock
Black and coored Cloth Dress and Frcck COATS.
BUSINESS COATS suits to match, largo variety Of eoors
ST. NICHOLAS TER SKIN OVER SAC, superhue.
THE Sc sAsTopoL OyERCoAT-The Coat Of the season.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, Of every style and quality.
Extra Long ro Cloth ovERCoATs for Steamboat Men.
TALMAs. MoNTEcHIRsTos eLoAks, Baek aad Blue, all
qualities
Blue PHO. BoULEyARDs and SHORT sAcs.
fANTALooNs, Of every description.
VESTS, Black and coood tho following Gooassnn silk csh
mere. yelves, cl.th, Cashmere.
Bombasins, Barpour and Ball VESTS. ar.m~4
FURNISHING GooDs-sPLRNDID ASSORTMENT.
And would AJAX particular attention stock Of sHIRTE
keeping large hand enabled to iii
all SKIES Of neck and length Of arms.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING,
In all che different variety OF coda named above for Men,
we'll ha,he Boys CLOTHING e.ured by u.
the best to be found every particular New Orleans
tD A. NJ d Co. are the only AGENTS in New Orleans Of
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for The Goods
Large n.oek awaya hand Sold Prices and
which the Cotton Picking Shirts Apron Capos
Cloth suitable for the which the Planters par
hcularly called.
-
Beds Powu Cushions Caps Carriage Cloth Hospital every
description Of CLOTHING manufacture by them.
ybip
- kS- ONE PRICE STORE OF .sa Ma
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
"a Magazine itrset, corner Graver
" Store week nights until eight Saturdays O'Clock
and not open on sundayH. o3l sp6l Altw
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We refer our readers to the sale of D. Brewer
B Co.'s stock to take place this morning, by L. A. Levy
jr auctioneer Extraordinary bargains are being dis
posed Of Va ul45z 49, .zz- a.
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Agency OF THE Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE Com
Panty reference to the notice in another
column, it will be seen that the New York
Trustees Of this Company have determined to
close the Agency in this CITY, and that no risks
will hereafter DO taken, or old policies renewed.
We are glad to know that the arrangements
for the organization Of the Sun Mutual In
surance Company of New Orleans" are in q
most prosperous state of forwaraness Sub
scription lists are now opened, which, we can
not doubt, will be rapidly filled, until the full
amount of necessary capital is subscribed. As
the New Orleans Agency has been immensely
profitable to the mother Company in New York,
we do not see why the same skillful, faithful
and experienced managers, cannot make the
new company equally profitable to home stock
holders Ell -.#
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1s- We would like much TO accede to the
proposition OF =, D., but we find it to be impos,
slbie, We have thought upon the subject our
selves, and feel sure good would follow the car.
rying out Of the suggestion, But physical i'm
possibilities cannot be overcome.
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aAs2alcTh .mbsra Of George Waahiagton LodgsA 4
No. s5 the Masonic Fraternity generally NJ
rsguaaod to the Lodge Room, Grand Lo tge Hail.
THIS Morning at OK o'clock for The purl e Of attending
tho al assa Brother, DANIEL RELGER,
BY order Of the W. NJ. -
II, Atarv
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More Fresh Clothing.

--- more FTeSR EIOtstst4g.
PiersOM, Harris OH IL Co.
CORNER OF CANAL AND MAGAZINE STREETS,
Have rscsiyd additions Black Warrior her large Of
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, which arc offered
at their USUAL Low PRICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS,
ELEGANT CLOTH OPERA CLoAKs AND TALMAs
SUPER PLUSH VELVET VESTS. m#...45
BLACK CLOTH FRocK AND HAYMAgKETs.
BEAVER AND CLOTH ovERCoATs, PALEToTs AND sAcs
DoEsKIN AND FRENCH oAssIMgRE PANTS.
Fine assortment of SHIRTS DRAWERS UNDERSHIRTs HAND
KERGHIEFs, SOCKS. GLOVES AND GENTLEMEN,s FUR
NsHIsG GOODS. with general Of PLANTATION
AND HEAVY GoGfs. for he country trade.
sW Country Merchants citizens invited to examine.
osl 9pes PERSON, HARRISON d CO.
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american Ticket.
PARISH oFJErFERsoN

, RIS H OF JEFFERS SON
FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
Fl FOR REPRESENTATIVES, s"~ ,g-.
JAMES HI. EMAFFEY,
G.EORGE q. LAWRAsON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ". "a
W. p, SCOTT.
FOR SHERIFF,
FASCALIs LABARRE.
FOR coRoNKR,s
F.. p. sHATTUC
FOR CLERK or COURT,
EDW. BU1ss0N.
FOR ASSESSOR,
j.. L. DONNELLAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

THE MAILS AGAIN. = It is reported that the
Postmaster General has refused to sanction the
CARRYING Of the mails via the land route to
Stockton, Ala, on the Alabama river. Had he
permitted this route to be used, we should have
put little TO complain Of during the present dry
weather, but u really appears there 10 no such
Telling rs accommodation on the part of the
powers that be. to promote the commercial in
seraata Of this city, We are approaching now
me sixth week Of these constant and inexcusa-
Die failures, and should the Alabama river
never rise, this community will be subject to
'nese continued indignities until change Of
auiers 'ekes place. 1t is the bounden duty of
.ns merchants Of this city to take the initia-
tory atepa on Monday next. In the meantime
we must not omit 70 notice that the placard at
the Post Office, yesterday, denoted that the mail
failed from Beyond Mobile. -,
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uelesrapbeo 10 the Dailp Trssefnt.
THE BALTIC NOT ARRIVED.
81 THE .oprHxnr AND NATIONAL LINES.

NEW YokH, Nov. . Top. M--Tbere are yet signs Of
tho steamship Baltic In her fourteenth day from Lv
erpool for this port.
New York Market 7.......... .s
New YoRK, Nov. 2-our Flour market is arm, with an
upward tendency and sales Of Ohio at SO l2 to 50
cents per barrel Wheat is tribe higher with sales OF
Southern White at 50 12 cents per bushe Corn is un-
changed and firm Mess Pork Is firm at last quoted rates
Whskey Is dull Of sale but prices are without change
Cincinnati Market ~
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Flour Is tending upward, with
sales So 20 s per Dbl Corn dull with sales at 60
cents per bushel. Whskey had declined cent per
gaen with sales at 32k cents Sales Of Sugar at es
cents per pound; Coffee at 10 cents per pound and Mo
lasses at 81 cents per gallon. -. -.
River Intelligence
IoulsvILLE Nov 2-The river still falling with three
feet eight inches in the canal The steamer T. O. Twich
ell arrived yesterday from New Orleans and the suans
departed for that port. E
ARTICLES FOR BUILDERS, ETC.-Messrs. A. G.
Wilbur Co.. No. % Graver street. oGer for sale larg,
amounts of lime, cement plaster paris plastering hair
rebriok and tar pitch and rosn etc. sill of which ar,
.-4skI il. IA 49, liz
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Tramfer,a Pistols.

The subseribsr iutt these aem
able REvoLyERs, which, in aseuracy fire rapid ~
charge, yet unsqualsi.
Wscaa superior nearly every res psc
10 Colts. For sale by
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
n,a sost O. sbr,ar NJ r. nm, and Ri, al .,,..t,
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BussEss.-our marine list indicates large
arrivals both from sea and via the river for the
two past days. The arrivals from sea include
several fine, heavy ships, whilst the arrivals NV
the river comprise many heavy cargoes Of pro.
duce to load them. For those who are troubled
with the "blues We recommend them to take
walk on the leyee about O'Clock this even.
ing, should the weather be good, and our word
for it, if they IRE good Americans, it will do
them more good than half dozen trips to Lon.
don and Paris, with chance Of hobnobhing
with Emperor Napoleon.
according to our accounts, there has been re-
ceiyed since last Saturday morning up to 8
O'Clock last evening, 1884 bales of cotton, with
thousands Of barrels Of -four, thousands sacks
of corn. wheat. oats, and many other articles,
too numerous to particalarize till after Monday
next
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NEW Fans
StatiOTaers' Warehouse.
No. 60 c a mi Sire ct.

FANCY STATIONERY.
opening well selected and large FANCY STA
TIoSERY computing Ivory and Pearl Tablets Ivory
Folders Book Markers, Fancy and Plain Wiper Letter
Clips Clips LUX Stands OF eyey pattern imported
Bon1s and Glass Paper Weights Wax Matotes.
Ldisu' Pen Holders. Percussion, and variety style
Holders Wooden a. and every para
phsInaliA Of tie COUNTING HOUSE. For sale by
s3 q -5==.. 80 ]. b. STEEL,
't=t @ 4z Law Publisher, Bookseller and saioner,
E uoI 9pst -z go CAMP STREET
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I,be Corn 'Chu,, Ue.

The this rndeking generally who are
requested the Change over
Gordon gostar Of poydras Lsyee
TUESDAY sth November O'clock NJ, purpose Of
opong ihe Change and selecting the daily hour meeting
aB The Bearers o. the Corn Change Subscription Lists
tbs Reading Rooua of Common
Charles aeets SATURDAY EVENING, Nov O'Clock.
~ Puncuai attendance both renpe y
rsqaostsd .g5=3alz@.8 .g '8@
2p3t SHERMAN, WHARTON b CO.
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leon fFiass amounting 10000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
NS- Tickets, So 90; Halves, So so; Quarters 81 u.s.
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. IS s, New Orleans p.
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.xos0 Is yossr Chance.
.SiOsO Is yOsss' Chance
ONE THOUSAND 9RLzES ON HAND.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER
GLASS O..
TO BE DRAWN Noy'R qsd, 1855, THE CITY ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO

BIZ DRAWN NUV'H 2sd 1855 IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA,
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
GA-S3 o, 700 by
Will be distributed secordng following nmAble Scheme.
you draw the lowest prize get hs of your ticket, whou,
deduction, aad remember Prise ia drawn drawing
Look at i'll One Psa to every Ten Tirkstai
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
Let therefore, having regard repenhug
Of his purse attend ~ his Immediately
Tickets.
Let those buy who bought before.
And thoie who always bought, bay the more.
But 10 the Scheme. Look schn it weeount your obauep
and AK yourself you Withstand offered
Readl Readt
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Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. /, 1855.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMMaY, ETCJ
81 The sabsobsra would e:faly The stentiou
of Planters, Physiciaua and Families we'll ansorad
oek sompfislng every sItici in his linz q ali
me. Daring season. SODA WATER AND Mad Of thelot{
very hsst quality will DO found AZ this eli Nc
popular Mineral Waters saeh C0N2RkaS stc
Bar Rooms supplied reasonable With PURg H0kEY KS
aENCR PEPPERMINT, GoULEY HITTERS, sso.
THOMAS RANKIN
oisly Duggiat aud Aposhsssy. oa.ap Psydas st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14


On Wednesday, Oct. TO- by the Rev. Duncan Dunbar,
at his residence 1o2 Beccker street, Mr. WILLIAM II.
RAY 10 Ms MARTIA Ann PAKKER all Of this city.
On Wednesday, Oct TO- by the Hon. Fernando Wood,
at bis residence, JACOB T. ZoIvER tn MARY +. RnEuDE
daughter Of Andrew and Mary Rheude.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday, Oct 10, at the Chelsea Presbyterian
by the Rev Mr.. voorbis, Mr. JusrS D. WmrE to
Miss RAtnn. c. BADGifY Of this city.
On Sunday evening Oct. Z by the Rev. James Mlett,
at his residence III East Seventeenth street. JOAN
G. CIABKsoS, Of Greenwich Conn, to Miss AMELIA JANE
RAwINs0s, Of this city,
At Harlem on Wednesday evening" Oct 3, by the Rev.
J. l.. Lord Mr.. EDWARD KASsKI To Miss ANN ELIZA CAR
MAN, all of Harlem
At WashingonvIle Monday, Oct. Q, by the Rev. j.
Still Mr. j. b. CosGER, OF New York city, TO CHARLOTTE
daughter Of Mr. j. +. Gallow oil that place.
On Wednesday, Oct 10 at the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev Mr.. Adams, EDWARD NJ. EyslGv ESQ.,
formerly Of itchfed, Conn, TO Miss HATTIE Ross only
daughter Of John Ross, Egq., all Of this city.
As bachelor corporal we him long time in
The ranks Of good fellows his bravery prove
But now proudly waving the banner OF Hymen
Behold him promoted-the Ensign Of Love.
And fitting It is, by the law of the gallant
That promotion should follow where honor Il due;
And bearing such colors, who would not be valiant
When joined with companion so charming and true :