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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Tr CoywNorsIuP ~ EkssNa ingfcor'a ksnsss
Sqsh1 Seroetn the mou,hpiecs o. Aichi,on, ana tho
Territorial organ Of poor Fierce before bo took ibs back
track Ksrsss AFFAIR.", vlew Of The diculiy between
Governor Gcary and the notorous Jcircys Lcoonpte,
links that Pierce VII daro " ine Jsdze ngon
the Representatives Of the Governor, who, inc Sqgqsr
sotsrgn says has provsa himself iotiy un5l 10 rule
the people Of the Territory and not aDe % rule hs
own temper; and hence u nsass that Gesry wiz DO
forced 10 resign 1nshat event npvie Atchi4on |,
commended 10 the pgosdsoi ior The Sion, the
ground that common and humanity or, Va otter
words, that pro slavery doctrines may DC permanently
established In ibo infant TerYlory--domssd etsnge OF
policy wacn the reaches Kansas that Tho President
has nttncd 10 the ccurfo Of the present Coy sortha
Judge Lecompic has been removed and hts succs-for
appointed and at Gsary vin hod on-anolher hornots'
will he diiiurbed AMI the little inslnuatpg iasesis
nay Iolicw poor Pierce, even in his retirement Peer
reFce
kNstia RA,SrR Al Reiu "A large mocliug q Know
Nchings and Wits assembled IN the Hoass OF Conm3as
IN ralegh Scrtn Carolina the s,h Inst and passed
series Of resolutions declaring that the attacks made upou
Hon. ,nrefh Rsyner Of thai as,e wero prompted ~
Malignant motives, and that his incorporating dcyo
ton 10 tho interests o. Inc South tho pcrpsl,y the
uron were worthy Or example also that t1c do
fea, Of the Know Nothugs aud wings have nsl dlscou
ragged The party continuing their efforts 70 plsce their
pripcpls IN the srccndcncy. The meeting addross
ca by Mr.. Pynor sni non david oaiaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

CoNGrEss Am IuF CoiINs SEAMEn5-
Having no prospect Of relief, Mr.. Collins -
iHdcriand, desires Congress 70 s.ke biz Liver
pool line 81 steamers OF his hands according
to The original auccmelt, and Tins clcse up
ihc concern. II i rather surprising 70 "a that
The Western members Of Congress, who. within
The past tive or Fix years have squandcrcd away
III, public domain 70 railroad stockholders 70
The extent Of no Ices than one hundred millions
of dollars, should stand out against anysucrcasc
81 appropriation 10 ihc maintenance Of the Cob
lins line u sioamtr., and should oppose al ap
prOpiiatious 70 tie lne, on the ground OF re-.
tICachmcnt ard economy and fair play The
IlIaoi Central Railroad Company secured feom
,be treasury thirty nsldons ~ dollars worth ~
public lands scCordiag 10 The Company rc.
port ten millions d which only they have sp
propnaiod and tbc road Il finished lei No
famc mon who fought this railroad Job through
~ great public MEASURE, win oppose I'LL day The
appropriation q a icw additional thousands to
the support q tac only line of>Amcrican steam
cIs Which pre.cnds 10 compete With Eogland for
the mails and passengers across The Atlantic:
We have seen, from wha, the Cunafd steamers
did ID The service Of England in The CriIncl, the
good uses TO which the government might To-
SANITY apply The Collins ships 10 The case o.
war, while rs q peace establishment, We shoald
surely make II point 70 defeat Che opposition
stcamfhp policy Of Eagland, which il, by 20.
ycrnmon, appropriations, 70 run our ships OF The
Atlantic ocean. Perhaps there may be slill af-
dclcni patriotism and wise discretion left among
,hc members u thc two houses % save theec
noble Collins steamers from the hammer Fer.
harg lhc railroad ioblcfs may siill hold the
balance of power. I.ct The issuc DC brt Ight 10 n
fair trial and a FINAL decision; but the drbct
~ item will never 40, IL We wish TO holdour own
against England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

THE CASE or TIE HoLyoKg gAxK-RArLaoAp
ACCIDENT.


ACCIDENT.
Bosrov, Dec. rs, 1850
Arguments n the case q Tho uoyokc Bank werc made
yeicrfsy asynoon aud tots morning, Of the ceuci1ioa
Of which Judge Breios sust q temporary ipjuneiion
upon The hank. The prcsiicu, John Clarke and Ne
cashier, Msahcw y. Bartlett, were ordered 10 be
pcrttd from their olce,, and tue Judge aid No would
cclsua win MS ocAlss tho bench 70 whether
The nunceu should Do usdo perpetual II sppcsed In
court aud conceded by lnc commissioner tia, tho
hank d at present Ia p'Tfsciy solvent conditou 80
there Csaoot he srY osf to pnbhs. Toe whoe case
has grown ont CT crrsiA mreg nlar proceeding tho
part at tho ol1ofs mentioned afegef without tina
kE0wlttrc or consent ~ the cir.ct9rs.
TITS motnirg the Pas ssrscr uAn for Norcestes aud
spring 8cld INTO freight which had bseS DO.
tsiasd tire track a. Scwtn 10 consequence of tas
ter pires ircezrg Cno engine nearly demolished
ard sevtrst nel ht cars were oroxon w. Oae ot the
lrcmcn BABY brut Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

tNsw yosg BEatr ~ rus B'rgAto fnTsrng Tho
runslo Counter q Tuesday thus a'udes to ths debG Of
a lazy well Known ~ this city The d.bgin,is Al the
theatre sst evening, vas received by iatgs and fsh
ionsblc audience, listened patiently aod politely 70
Ter retderns Of the character O. JaIft Mrs kogabsn 10
not pvsrossessrg IN cevnebsnoe form, and her walk
features ard general appearance indicate novAaia on
The ytapo. In instances she showed voice OF
oreHy and rtly posog'u but In oshsrs she fa
40 10 make herself heard whether throueh tuldty
nnsttron OF pcrty, w ro, undertake 10 say In All
ton her wint ssgo experience 70 whsn mpch should
~ frrelyrn she apntars 90 srrt ol would be
All gic psnntr winch rhe IA tcahy untitled 10 sustain
Bni the smiiied this professional air. she would have
made far better impression. ID Is quite probable that
ytr viii improve heIe r. evidence a alr talent ead
artnrr cndaSc know ledse Of eiocuon Her pr0maen,
faprs arc su and experience win remedy. gao
spwars thls evening psrtbenia, in the play II
uineomsrr roplerd plsyed the part OF Romeo excsei
pey veil aud young ecor. ne~ TO this stage ~
hent aid excelcnt JEatee 10 bs character OF Aslcuto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
4Iaals l.xr s<us0sss,.

sHg NV YORK HEaALD-kDtTIos ron EUEorE-
ne Collins mail steamship Atlantic Capita III lrd Sc,
an leave ihs port b morrow Al noon, ror Liverpool
mo European malls vii close In is city n hall pa,
s01 O'Clock In The morning.
M European eoson " the HsgAlp, printed IA French
oEc Erglsn viii be pUbnsnei Al ter O'Clock 10 the mora
sss. spge copes, In wrappers, siKpsnee.
ssbsefpoEs aad entertainments Tor aGy edlioa 81 tas
ss~ YolK viii 10 fscci we'd at the following ps1ss
n Ewope.-
foa1aA-Ain Earogesl Espress Go 81 Eiog Nahau VI
EAuQ-- DO. 90. y Pace de "a Ealrta.
4xvssPoD-no 10 eCdsDc street
xayasP0oI- John Hunter IA Exch lnge street, sss;.
no corisn1 OF the Earop-aa edinor Or no H1lAiD
mi CON ble he received by nail an. telegraph ~
se osscc during tho prcyols wock aad ap 70 the boa.
az cahneaticu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

TIM Kansas BofpER RurriASs Of 4 NEw
TnAcG.-Wo perceive that Cod Titus. with hun
drrd men, has left Kansas, and i on for Nlcara-
qua oud General Walker. This Is another sign.
since The election Of Mr.. Buchanan Of new line
ofpolcy II Kansas. Poor Pierce has been com
PEELED to dismiss his Missouri officials in the Ter
ritory aud 10 appoint new men; and now we scc
ncm this movement o. Titus for Nicaragua that
Kansas, o. field for border runian operations,
including The spoils, has ccased 10 pay expenses
Such orc among the passing evidences ~ support
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IS, 1853
onceI Blgh arrested while supper last evening 90
hoard The Cincinnati mall boat Superior, yAh Aadersou
ancsro blacksmith having shops ct Ciovelna ono anS
Madison, Indiana Who Is caarsef with enucrs negroes
hon Csrroion, ktntacky. Anderson was gong to SIN
cirra, b., wa crocsnl here sod lodged IN jail To-day
he was iaaca 10 oarroon 10 said TO be brother
the Rev. Mr. Andsraca, who was Arcs,ei . les dA,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

0nk hsfs.
InILAnrIpuIA arncE noARn-


PHitspsi rrua, lee rs 1856
R.orss dr Pennsylvania STATE 5s, 81 Reading Rail.
road = Norris ANAL IA Long leland Railroad l2t,
PsAnsyissnh Railroad, al
INV Osixkss, Dec. ~, 1853.
Cosiop--sac. N ooa bales at ct ADJ prses Nidlias,
lllc lsc. Sugar nfrn q, 100. Moasses COO G2tso.
Flour ve-y cuiL Eixcd 900. Pork rteafy a. ST..
lard IN kces i2o. Cotton ircgbts 10 Liverpool 10 32c
10 Hsyfe c. aud 10 ion 70 a2c Sterling exchanges
Icr cent IrUpiuu,
Casursrov, Dec. rs, 1866.
Coticn--saes 70 day 1000 and for the week 10, ooo
bscs closing at 30 &c. advance on the wect. Good
mid dtsur IKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19


A Coon MOVE An adjourned meeting Of our
New York Glibusters, in behalf Of material and
financial add TO Gen. Walker, is appointed 10
come OF tomorrow evening at the Tabernacl,.
We hope the meeting will be successful in rails
ing a considerable body Of recruits for Walker
and for theec reasons: In great moral and eco
nomical view Qeaying the subject Of the regene-
ration Of Nicaragua entirely out Of the question)
| VIC hold THAI Walker Is good institution. Since
biz occupation Of Nicaragua, 5000 volunteers
have gone to his aid, chiefly from San Francisco
New Orleans and New York, an immense pro-
portion Of which il was godsend to get rid Of
Out Of this force OF 5000 recruits, less than
thousand remaia The battcfld camp hard
ships and dissipation, and tropical climate,
will account FOR the deficiency Of over four thou
sand, which is a loss OF four out OF every five re-
cruiis from battle, dissipation, deprivations, or
camp and tropical diseases.
Thus il will b. perceived that under General
Walker Nicaragua hes filed and is filing the i'm
portant service Of an absorbent OF our restless
fl.Luslcrs and border rnnians-a sort OF volun-
teer Botany Bay or Island Of Cayenne. Former
ly Texas was tie pace aud g I. T.n-gone 10
1exaswas The cIy For SOME years past Cali
folnla has been the rendezvous Of our fight
iEg ioafcrs, until, ny the late summary
proceedings or the San Francisco Vigilance
Committee the tide vas turned upon General
walker, and row Nicaragua Is the chosen field
thtse California cxiltd sons Of liberty, and such
ike. from all quarters The best Of il il, that
Nicaragua app arg 70 Nc equal to the largest ca
pacilcs Of emigration. White men die of there
70 fact Wake consumes Fix hundred a mouth)
that there will always BE- plenty Of elbow room
for fItsh recruits, ana 10 danger Of any inconvc-
nent accumulation Of rogues and rufiiaus from
any quarter Such are the mysterious dispense
ticrs Of an all-wisc Providence in reference to
Nicaragua. The Glbuster Of the North is attract
% by the glorious products and fertility u the
soll; II i his IL H. can take II but the climate
soon puts q oilcrcu, face on his calculations.
Ia ,his tight suppose that the two thousand
jail birds, shori boys shoulder hittcrs, and other
should yolunicer for the relief o. Walker IN
nnss, and 60 down 10 Nicaragua, what would b.
the rcsultg According 70 the above ratio ogWa.k-
RS losses, Of ;hcec tWo thousand fresh recruit
a least sixteen hundred would soou bc left
the gfa,eyards u the Walker republic, 80
that the chance 81 return volunteers would b.
dminisbed 20 four hundred men, three lourlhs Of
whom would probably DC scattered along the
way. Thus II oar two thousand in'ractablc city
fuiliass and yagabcads should 90 down to Walker,
tho probabilities NJ { Lhat mol over hundred noull
ever return back upon "a 10 disturb The peace q
the city. Would not this b. great blessing 10
New York and worth some degree Of liberality
to bring About Then, again, in going down TO
Nicaragua for the assistance Of Walker these
volunteers win have the satisfaction Of dying 10
good causc u Which they have no, The shadow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

ClSuxSAu Doc. Is, 1885.
An ecc6ert occurred tho Pi,sburg Fort wsgRe and
Cbcsso Ra.rcad, On Trloay night asi, Tina ono.
one passenger proc'pis ied down an em,aak
nepi BY NE breaking Of axo. lady from Iowa
Usianty killed., and eight other persons seriously
isjuftd
TIC WsrouFi, urrer MFsl.slppi and Illinois rivera
gOrned Nib ice, sna Pnvgsgl0n 10 sHspcsGsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Richznond Junta would have no occasion for this
dreadful explosion Of wrath and excitement.
We apprchend tho another article which we
give to-day IRON agother Richmond paper, (thc
E1tg) on the src.is recommendations Of tAe yir-
GINA Electoral College, gives the clue 70 all this
mystery. The whole of 1t may be solved in one
word spoils. The Richmond Juta, Of which
the Electoral College is Sa. al appzndage, have
II appears been making very extensive distribo
tons OF rae spoils Of Mr.. Buchanans admlnistga-
ZION. They have not only, including the local
Junta, been appropristing the snuggest places In
the Cabinet snd the moot fascinating foreign
mis-. ~ to themselves bat hey have undertaken
10 regulate the division OF plumber among the
faithful IL otheT.tates here in New York, for in
stance. But from AN he signs Of the times, this
modest Richmond Junta, are becoming suspicious
| Of serious mistakes in their estimates, and ~
| they are beginning - blow, and bully, and
threaten, ia. order to ifghtea the astoundei Pre-
si0ent-elect into a mood Of easy compliance.
| Thus poor Pierce, after settling upon General
| Dix, of New York, as the proper man for Minis
| ter 10 France, was frightened into his abandon
| ment |y the raw. head bloody bones cry Of
! aooiition,' " abolition T. raised by the Rich
| mond Junta. Poor Pierce wiited at once, begged
pardon, and sent Virginian Of the happy family
OF the Junta TO Paris This ia the identical trick
OF intimidation to which this Junta NJ this early
stage Of their present game, have resorted. We
fear, however, that this game Of bluff has been
played out, and that Mr.. Buchanan knows TOO
| well the strength Of bis hand to be deceived by
this greedy little clique Of Virginia spoilsmsn,
with all their blowing and blu,dng. Yes, We
! shall zee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

~ iIihf pe's Is lNop.
me0tns relative 70 the obstruction Of The Nssssipro
river by Rock fsuf Railroad bridge held hsrc
sstercsy % tte Msrcbasis' Exchnnge and cDmm teo
ayponttd 10 make atnrvuy o. the bridge and iasu
tutc kgAl prococdir n sor ia rognOvh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
The Florida Inuians.

BAuusoss, Dec Is, 1850,
Gen. Harvey has suspended Los,Ios asnnni be Semi.
roIc Ddans In Florida until no communicates the inteu.
,ops OF sorornment to them. At Tallahassee vas bs-
neyed the wosid be concluded By negotiation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
Meeting or the new York State Temperance
Goa vcntf0n.

'""S""''""'
Aih"Si' 10Y. 40 A'ss.
49,. - 80 ~ "o"''nuo" mes - 'As 49,
-" a'' s"o i'0'a'a' 80 =.
s''' Il. ~. -. 'NAs "~''-n =
- -. ,.a',ar,,a, ,a,., A'san y
-. ,1. -. --.- :. - =, 80
peteh Ine p'oceoopss "sf opened win prayer oy sne
Rev. MI seely, OF AibaDy The Rev. f. w. Jackson the
late race ssent Of aaue was tnvad IN ssst nm
~. r,.,,o,,r re - :, ,... a.,,n. ,s~~.s..
.a..a.- ..n,,,, -. s.a,.',. ,.,.--...sS o.s.
ADDRESS, which WINS freasn interrupted BY applause
Dr. srAArs OF Albany moved the appointment, a, = oom
ro,,,so or ova "a ooo, ia A. p,s.,d.,, q, y.
' ~ P'@S y.
the res'gning oihf
c. c. LKiGH o. moved 10 amend by appoint
inS : oon,.niiio an e.ch iaa,c,., o,.,,,.,
,s...s ''o1 'Ao'Au ''1'0s,
report 'no 'eAsresuiar annual
meeting oft
Mr.. Hw ar, ,.dm.n,
~hereapo.
tr. SrAAI d4Ha n.t. -
Iattsrs " +hn sN
-,.n. g., -
Vsrous S"ses Ws
the next Legislature
The fol,ax,ny oertlsn,
~-~.s... -
oo"h''eo Aha ~ nA1A' wv
General Reilly, Hon g " q Ad,o
TROY and Hiram Barney q, N. = york
~.
lac nov. A. A. FAIR theo msoe shtemcI
the present condition oil tee cause In the state,
nearly All tho examinations were byoHon nm Hs h.d =
.s. -, W 100 r. :.
oeavo'eo =" rpch'Aos" t'e o'us Vi le"Pefsaco " vsu
ous parta Of tbs STATE out without su,cess He believed
the people ere waiting the acton OF the Oouyentor ana
-. a.. ~. -. =, ...... 80. -
~o''0 'ncn Iaiy sssin IN a"'po'' VI sno Osuso'
John n Wilder AND ones OF the Executive Committee
ndered their rcsgna satoe that the preseut deb<
:, 49,. 1880, -. s,aau - - 80. .s.--.
OF the society Was pstween seven ana egnt thousand
dollars Tfk, however not their for resign
ing They would inue their share towards u
quidstpg the expenfes o. the society.
Adjourned 70 r.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Secretary presented Tue report OF the Executive
C,mmiNee.
TIE report says that the concurrent testimony that
intemperance has been gr, aty AUGMENTED By laying
PROSTATE The prohiborj lsx anf that the eIceunont
attendant upon the electOa has led many back into
int and n0aced OTHERS 20 take the nret sep
In thar vice. Tue Secreary,s az nj snco NAY est has
delivered hundred and .igot cxuYes and procured
1900 subscribers 10 the froh,atin nit During he year
The Eociey prcss hos tssusu nearly nine mtons OF
paFes In tracts and siIce January Is 1854 over ffty.
elelt million psSex
The reuort iurther states at thc records NJ th rl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Bowrar Tur0Rr MIR. Yates announces enc bin
fer bic berort 81 the Bowery &c night some siscrve
serts presented IA the department oftho tata and
Mrs r. T. Davenport plays q her rnes, Characters
"Cari, the Maid Of Mlah." Mr.. Yates deserves 4
bUmrcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

ALBANY, Dec. Is, 1906,
The Conm lone rs Of no Canal Fund advertise for .
loan Of 81 600 GOO tor enlargement OF the canals
the bids 10 be opened on Mo of January, tho terms
being six per cent s.ock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

OF our opinion tbst nmder Mr. Bsshanan's conser-
vative administration Kansas viii become free
State. Poor Pierce is taking his illegal obstruc-
tons out OF the way. That's all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
THE LATE EST NE VS.,
BY PRINTING ANO MAGNETIC TElEGRAPHs.



The sieomfhip America, in hcr thirteenth dxy,
and overdue net yet been heard Of Tho weather
clear and very cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

ana Duane streets 70 Chatham reet A resoiuhon
was adopted calling upon th, "ouns.l TO the Corps
ration TO report whether the Comnls ION RI OF tne
Central Park have not exceesed their duty In en-
pendisx money on account o the Pa X. and also
whether they are personally liable for hcrty Thousand
dehars already expended The report upon he ex-
tension Of the exterior line o. III, CITY Wa maze the
specal order for Msniay aext.
The Board Of Supervisors last eveIdns cid MT
transact any Business Of importance few bills
we're ordered TO be paid and Pc itions for the cor
rectit n II taxes were referred.
Judge Belts yesterday rndered decision in ,hs
case Of the alleged slave bstk Panchits, ordering
discharged from custody.
The aoamantine candle nuactory Of r. G.
Mitchell K Co., coryer Of FIRST avenue and Fourth
Atreets, was entirely Destroyed by fire yesterday
morning, involving los OF about ninety thousand
dollars. The adjoining buildings were damaged
nightly.
The cotton market displayed more activity aud
dnness yesterday. The sales embraced about ,Oct
bales, based upon middlng aplands Ut lac. and
New Orleans DO at l3c, which an advance OF 10
per ID. Flour steady, with fair saIes without
| change III prices. Wheat was firm, but sales II
United the chief transactions confined TO iii
| nois winter red VI ~ 90. Corn was more active
At zoe. Tic for Western mixed from store, and u
Tor do, delivered. Rye sold at SIC. for Southern
| and 50 for prime Northern. Pork was firm, witt
| sales OF old mess NJ 80 l2l and new mess a
| 80 GA. Bacon was active, and within day OF
two some 10 600 q IL 900 boxes sold on tsrnl
| stasd elsewhere. Sugars were steady, with SALES
/ Of 500 500 hhds and 100 boxes. Coffee WAS qnie
| and prices unchanged. frsighs were without
change 0. moment, w,ple ngagements were mode
| rate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-09
yEy DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER

ftNBE Great Remedy Rheumatism, Gout Pain IN the
4 side Him. Back Limbs and Joints; Serotula, hlngs
Ey White swelling Hard TumOrs, Stiff JOINTS aud all h1-
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist
has been beneficial of weakness, speh as fsI
and WeskOess in the stomach Weak Limbs, LEmeness, Al
lection of the Lungs their primary stages destroys H.
6amation by Persplration. co, ,,,t. ,.,;...
shat by alone he was cured {" hhe"uA'S III O"'
Of lis knees, of several years standing -, o,,..
The following was handed US oy areSpeoAOe fhys''dn
Georgia: 49, , - -, ,,.,r.. ,,,,,
tlyrsort and Tar Hebrew Plaster extensively IN my
practice cor three years past, and IL rs Win pleasure S'
state nav holsr in superiority over all ote
IN which am acaua uted for the purposes lOr Neh ey
srr recommended The Hebrew Plaster especMy' i Ah
universal ponaeca local pains have also ioond mos
excellent duplication Sprans and Bruises ~ gives mn
avaI -. ,ticn a rhereyer used. : OSLIN, NJ ID.
Knoxville. Ga, March 4th, lo5S
y--- Re,yara of tounteTieits and base limitations
mo gruune viii Ia future have the signature ol r 10y
m on the plate engraved the label lhe TOP O
box .. .,. - .,,,,t.rf,i, off his ar
trlss n existence ad
sbro - be South, and pedlar is allowed 20 sen "
u p urchasers generally cautioned against buying Oh
sny but regular agents. otherwise tne WI Ds
on nv a worthless article SSONll S l-,l nl.. g,
Cbares street New Orleans, Sole General Agents oI
Southern states to whom all orders must nNAraOS oe
AvS Ia siso BY Rwin Brothers, Berry d DemoVile,
-. Thomas Wells and q W Hendershott, NashNliio
Hn and by all other Druggists through the state
IQ-lN -lNdNtnw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-09
30, ,OoO TICKETs ONLY
APPROXIMATION PRIZgs.
Ice |; p,'ls, amounting to : 500. 900


hULE 1IChEFS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS $21<.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 G0,00O, corresponding with
those AdUbes the Tickets printed separate slips Of
paper, eneIeed with suial tin ubes and placed in
one wheel
The first 200 Prizes similarly printed and eneircsd
PLACED in another wheel
The wheels .hen TevOved and number is drawn
from the wheel OF Numbers and at the time Prize
is drawn from the other wheel The number and Prize
drawn opened nd exhibited the audience and
gstered by the Commissioner the Prize being placed
against The number drawn This operation repeated
until all The Prizes are drawn out
APPRoxINATIoN PRlzKs-1he two preceding and two
succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the st 200 Prizes
Will be entitled to the 500 Approximation Prizes according
to The Scheme "a.
20 The Managers determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all others, offer TO the public hs above scheme,
which, for the brIlancy Of its Capitals and the chances
oil obtaining Prizes, has never been equaled
Ess Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
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alter the drawing prizes the usual time Of thirty
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ter the drawing
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