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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05
ED. BURKE PICKETT,

ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL, AND
/ g z N II R Ar "A GEN r.
Corner Of Broad and Front sis, over c. AndsrsOn's,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WILL take charge any business emit listed 10 him. re-
w curing the services Of an Agent fr mission en-
rey satisfactory 10 al partss and IN all csse charges
The pero o. Contracts. Purchase, Fac and Rent
ing Of Real Estate n city and escwfere the Pnrehae
and sale upon Commission, u Ronds, stocks and Pubic
re al kinds os Maebnery ard Agricultural SEEDS and
Imaemens the seiement q accounts and claims and col
econs geSer y, aeuded to atioy and pre- nt returns
s- Information sought and given in every department.
70 ny engagements, andlookns ie quantity 81 ba
sness dans . an 70 eorSsfad chaf0e respectfully
'ei share Of PaOle P ,. Z :, z,
Gov ". B. campbsn, O. w. Jackson, T. Motley. Rank
q Middle Tenn. 4. l. b.aoni Gov. n s no.n g.lI
AI-ns Anderson. Aison Co, Joha !. bren Es9 A. J.
duncan. Mackenzie wilson. Ea.hvlle; Josel " Aieu.
New orleans; John W Buflsr, Pittsburgh; J. D. Leh
mer, CiBeinnai; Fdmund Cooper, Caldwell Cumming,
shebyvIe; MAJ &. G. Kis, W. ,. spence, Mnf eesheFo'
]. O. 0ad, Col j " Head x Haaum Iss z Baker ESQ.
Gaiatin; r &w. L. Aiexander, Ma D. BuroFd Col y a.
yaagh Dixon Springs; n A. H. Kind J. B. Moares, ESQ,
and citizens generally Carthage
JUANTED.- 81 .OoO-on twelve months ban, IN.
- go 80 PIcErrrs oExERAL AaExoy
THE PREMIUM FARM OF SIXTH COUNTY
FOR SALE The most desirabie property n Middle
Ousballdnss pahk snenE and house newly rsaied asd
anted niles hon Dizons springs and rom Cartilage,
crsbe te place. with stock snd grain For
arsicuiaFs, can At PIcKETrs.
DWELLING ROUSE, SIX Rooms, earasn
n sud Ortouldipgs on Middle frznkln Pie
oAh ~ FicAEtIn.
GREAr RARGAaN usay he had Z. ale. neg
"A hoase ~ miles ont on The Lebanon Pike, ssh ftS
sores q greand, vel sui'ed Tor nayket garen ~ aPf
ins soon. - PichKffS ksef.
CUBsCRFPTEONs TO any New paper IA ne Uni,si
> States received a PfckEfts.
T0n WOEs Two able baelea Negro Eayn. ssess-
- foned g all u0rk, awsys on hand for lols az
Jani1 fitAeftr-
0YsTERA-isb boxes Iast received aad - sals ~
ssa' ss.s osisss1 ssssss-
.Ooo "a xsssyIss and cnss,ans.ra
~ kash 80 stoek, a. fitktttp a. kScf.
WANTED parrAsss iss snail Fanily Rs,issur-s
beissee Bod sireei and Ia ssaaru, Al FlckkITs.
$500 seas. s.'A sAa'ssas''ss s ,,s% ss,,..
A GOOD HorEE ros4s a,d assss q rssuna "a fax
a al ene a'se bem De fs1aFs. fpF rshs a. ~ kktlH
ogssczs frfsat assr Ksrrs. esaas ssssss = a.or
y 90 = fifAkfrs Aaz<tf.
Q0(1 rEDAE PisKNEz % shssissr. lse .asss
pgaspSs issif coed caats ana Haase ssrsare, = ss
81 q 81 p eahAi PICKETT
re mE;NT.--A ssvy eaus,rsuf usr pslet Esu.s -
Cherry Frtet ceneas llA eilh flsr roans ssrpenlh
ses.a .as tiishsns e nsu ~ = $50 s59a'r
80 tss zane - bs 90 a uzlsu4lf nerens seessnr
iesssss Is flcaAfFA
pAeos AND LAm . ess.ss ~ ?. u.rKEr.
~ senfs -. u=HsI -, e.14tlts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

100 Shares Ohio Life ms. Trust Co.
stock, Cincinnati $50 70
IS shares Mechics a Traders Bank
Stock, Jersey tiiy, ooo :"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

Sheriff's Sale.
I1Y virtue u srig1ieaf szJoas. dIsseteA 81 "a,
- Great cgurl q Daysscn e1aniy. alta lApnarg Isr
1876 yin fc st ne eeaIt house door - TIE ely & Nash
VIE kc day n March seat, % he gi hlfdef iof
czah al ne rFht e ana in . q W1lan Siusrt 70 s
fi0Nug 'os N9t 10 ard - fescrisee Ia Tia PIN
e ne eeswQi n la pseinsi n SAL dsfg ~ 1ck No =
so6 ses pssn eai IL pHes ~ ans re ia he Beg
istrrs crIce ~ Dardsn coaaay. fpntnf tuffg-Aetxf
fert each on HaFkci and Fgnn1ng tak kan4re
ena thry-seEer ~ sis rcrt each. TIE kfore Frcprfiy
s sinassd Ne str AZ Nas1sir, D4szen eqaniy xan
lesse1 Ga S she pFsfcFiy ~ Nse flfeaFs<
4ess fk.kDApEDaoNs nspaty eAsgiE.
Oranges.
TUT seeered. fcts.s. sNttf aarenA oSnufssb3
j lzass = g. Q atte8Isok's-
C,uEEsE.--so ssrss v. 4. cAsess
y l&enis 9e.Af HanfsIfss-
slsale c'zsrs = resi srsnss. saisAss -
Jsaia I'D, g RpEERFsoN'a Efsssvzy
BOOTS AND sH0Es To2 THE sEAE0N
DopfLe f0LEn sarss CT ri nsus Sizes naa
~ 6AlIssss 81 49,. - - pfsl.bf eeAse<s
tstset hrssarf tssfts4 ~ 81
Hess Lssster Wafsrprssf ~ gss fseH
Mliasss Atss' 80 LAlI4ltaH EFtfsa.ss
A iEHgst pa sflseA 1NHA N44aoN
5aRM 81 "a A. tHisNF Stree
txTANTED.--Fuh lss aislsr.s. ST. shs pressns wear.
w - EIckkITt AekSeF.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

The mare n N corporation IS EINA ine0AANo.
COMPANY. located at ia tlord. Connecticut
The CAPT Al S Five HunRed thousand Dollars, ana
paid IN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, Feb. 5, 1856.

Nashville, Feo. D, 1000.
C0TT0N-The effect of the last steamers news
has given greater life and buoyancy here. Sales at
johnson & Horne's of 80 bales at 00a7 So; at
johnson & Weavers of lG bales at 7,l2tA7S0.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05
To be Drawn February 18th. 1856.

The Manager having announced his determination 10
make this the most poprar Lottery IN the world
February 18Th, scheme hat far snpasse any scheme
offered Ia the annals Of Lotteries Look your Interest,"
Examine he Capitals. One Prize to eight Tckstsl -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

Cash 10 hand ami ia l'hcn < Park. -
Cash On SPecid Depusife r Onik
and Hartford Banks, on snferesf, 20
Cash in hands q Ag'ts. b Glss tg0ocl u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

HAVE 81 .se srr1Is aokt ~ errtteI = a'It'er,
s|ea.sl hsa f4a Ia1t .eit es.t s. 81 t1' -.
s,s. 50 Is nsf "a Ste ia 1trsI11 eea4n. I'm A,
rnisa ates nsser an4 feneg Eaffape1 - aeII sl -
sas. ihsR MS ~ fsAfEk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

COMPLIMENT TO PRINTERS.-John z.
Rives, in a recent published letter on the
subject of public printing, has word Of sug-
z .stion to:writers for the press, and compli-
mcnt to tho conlpositer, whose duty it not
unfreancntlv is 10 make sense out of very
scnsclcss chirosra7hy' None but writer FOR
the press can comprehend how much truth
there is in the veteran printers remarks.
Many members of Congress, and exc not
few greater men-must have been surprised
at the respectable figure thcy cut in print,
without thinking of the toilsome labor and
the exercise or the better talent than their
own which had been expanded by the jour
neyman printer i'll putting into good shape
the message o: report of a speech furnished
them. Mr.. Riyes say:
Il have seen the manuscript writing of
most great men of the country during the
past twenty years and thuk may say that
not twenty OF them could stand the test OF
the scrutiny Of one half the iourneyman pr'n,
tiers employed in my office. This fact VIII
be vouched for by every editor in the Cnon'
10 poor 'journcyman' printer great man
owes his reputation for scholarships and were
the. huln bicicompoSitors to resolve, by CONCERT
to set up manuscript in their own hands,
even for one little week precisely as ii is writ
ten by the authors, there would be more rep
utstions slaughtered than their devils could
shake stick at in twenty four hours. States
men would become small by degrees. and
beautifully less.
MANY an ass would have the lions hide
torn from his limbs Men, whom the world
call writer's would wake up in the mornings
AMI find themseivcs-tamo GUS as mere pretend
ers-humbugs and ch,ats!"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

GLASS AND IT'S PHENOMENA The elasticity
Of glass exceeds that of almost all other bod
les. If two glass balls are made to strike
each other al given distance, the recoil by
virtue Of their elasticity, will be hearty equal
to their original impetus. Connected with its
brtteness are some very singular facts
Take hollow sphere, with bole, and stop
the hole with the finger, so as to prevent the
external aud internal air from coInmunicat-
ing. and the sphere will fly to pieces by the
mere heat of the hand. Vessels made of glass
that have been suddenly cooled possess the
curious property of being able to resist hard
flows given to them from without, 5but will
he instantly shvcrcd by small particle of
flint dropped into their cavities. This prop
er:y seems to depend upon the comparative
thickness of the bottom the thicker the bottom
is the more certainty of breakage by this ex-
pertinent. Some of these vessels, it is stated
have resised the stroke of mallet given with
sufficient force to drive nail into wood, and
heavy bodies. such as musket balls pieces Of
iron, bits of wood, jasper, stone, &C., have been
cast into them from height of two or three
feet without any effect, yet fragment Of
flint not larger than a pea dropped from three
inches height has made them fly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

SURPRISE PARTIES. AS these are growing
in popularity, we will give those concerned
in such frolicsome performances the benefit
Of an incident which they may take as hint,
chrnniclcd in the Albany Knickcrbocker -
The evening before yesterdaysa very
unpleasant incident occurred at one of these
parties. 4 merchant who has heretofore held
respectable position in society was selected
by some friends to call upon. 1t was SIR
prise party, indeed, to all concerned. They
found the husband nscnsible from the effects
of liquor. lying on the hall stairs, and his
wife, with bruised face and black eye,
bathing his temple with ice water. How
many such scenes occur unknown to the
world
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

WALKER AND THE "YANKERs The re.
cent fare up between Generals Walker and
Goicourix has led to some interesting develop
ments- among others to an exposition Of the
formers somewhat 1ippant opinion of Yam
KEGS" Here is an extract from letter of
Walker to Goicoulla:
81 hope to hear from you every mail. Can
you not make - write me a letter.
Tell $500 must send me the news, and
let me know whether Cubs must and shall
be free" but not for the Yankees. Oh, no !!
that fine country is not fit for those bar bar
GUS Yankees. What would such psalm
singing Set do in the Island
Remember me to your family, and believe
me yours, sincerely, WIN. WALKER"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

We have levied for the Support of the Poor
of the Aims House, for the present year, the
sum of $500, which amount VIC found would
be necessary, in order to enable the Trustees
of that Institution to discharge the liabilities
occasioncd as per their Report to us, which
is hereto appended and made part of this
Report.
In conclusion, it only remains for MS to say
that in the discharge Of all the duties de-
volving upon us ~ guardians of the public
interests, We have endeavored, while keeping
in view our responsibility TO the tAx-paying
community, TO SO shape sRd direct our action
A. to ensure the permanent welfare aud sd-
vantage N the county
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
DAVIDSON d. PEARCE,
JETHR0 J. MCCULLOUGH.
ARTHUR ". MITCHELL.
A true copy; attest,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
Dec. 9th, 1s5G-3w. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

DlsuNIoN PROPOSED. "A series of resolu-
tions have been introduced into the legisla-
ture of South Carolina, of which the follow
ing is the pith:
Resolved That a just and reasonable regard
for their own security and welfare ought to
induce the people of the slaveholding States
to annh the compact which subjects them to
a common government with the people of the
other States to resume to themselves respect
fully the powers delegated by them to that
government, and to form among themselves
another Contederacy, composed of more homo
gcncous constituents, and excluding, as much
as possible, the elements of hostility to their
peculiar nights, institutions and property.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

APPOINTMENT ny TIE PRESIDENT. The
President of the United States has appointed
the Rev. John Seys to he agent for receiving
the negroes, mulattocs or persons Of color de-
livercd from on board vessels in the prosecu-
ton of the slave trade by commanders of
United States armed vessels, according to the
provisions of the act of Congress of March 3,
1919, in addition 10 the acts prohibiting the
slave trade. Mr.. Seys is now in Africa as
the special agent of the American Colonial.
ton Society to explore the interior Of tina,
country and select suitable places for the
emigrants sent out FROM the United States
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

HAsTY BURrALs.--Another warning against
the too common practice of hasty burals, &C.
Cured in Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio,
last week. Daniel Stearns. Esq, who had
been i'll with fever for some time, to all APP
pcarances, died on Friday afternoon. All the
arrangements were made. and tie clergymen
and friends assem- bled to pay the last tribute
OF respect to the supposed deceased, when the
body appeared warm to the touch. Restora-
tives were administered, and in few minutes
the man who had come so near being buried
alive, was sitting up. Hc is now in fair
way Of recovery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE,

TNllE subscribers offer for sale their farm
i situated in Cecil county, Nd, S miles
north of Elkton, containing 200 ACRES,
more or less; well watered and fenced, and
in u high state Of cultivation. &uz,I
The Improvements are a Frame EEgfffbn.s
Mansion House, large double THS 80 s&
decker barn, and frame tenant g.. "a =
house.
D-Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will be
shown the property by calling on F. G..
Parke, at Elk hon Works.
If the above farm is not sold before the
25th ofJanuary, next, it will then he tor
rent. PARkE Il BROS.
November 20, lS56-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

INDICTMENT BY THE UNDERSTANDABLE
ties democracy. The Grand Jury of New
YORK. under the direction of the Recorder, has
proceeded to indlct fifty or sixty Inspectors
of Elections for malfeasance in making their
returns beyond the limit Of time allowed by
law. and twenty or thirty policemen have
also been indicted for alleged derellction of
duty in failing to make arrests on election
day. Every one of these offenders is mod
ern Democrat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

A WESTERN TowN.-The town of SUPERB
or, in Wisconsin, was first settled in June
1854. and in September of the same year, the
first sale of lots took place. In January,
1856, the population Of the Bay of Superior
was 500, while at present there are 100 fam
lies cultivating farms, 1900 of a population,
all the comforts and lu4ures Of older towns,
and weekly newspaper. II is the terminus
of two railroads, which past at Chicago, III
running through The entire length of the State,
along its eastern border, and also through
the middle and western sections. Pretty
we'll for one year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
o. G. Kidd,
AUCTIONEER.

AUCTIONEER,
HAVING located permanently at Battle
l. L Swamp, Cecil county, Nd, would re-
specttuily call the attention of those having
Personal Property or Real Estate to dispose
of, to the annexed card of References =
John Is. Ruth, Esq, Fl. F. Burlin, Alouzo
Snow, J II. Rowland, JOS e. Nesbitt, Thos.
G. Bond, II. G. Nesbitt, J. A. Davis, Samuel
Peace, John Vannort, A. Anderson, Esq.
E. D. McClenahan, James II. Kidd, Hugh
Steel, N. R. Carson, Joseph Glacken, NJ. D.
Andrew Lyon, Port Deposit; Joseph Coil
bert, Thomas Taylor, Alex. McMaster, Ellis
P. Howard, Jonathan Nesbitt, Battle Swamp.
Oct 18Th, 1855.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

HlGH PRICES OF Provisions IN MINNESOTA.
The Burlington Gazette learns from Capt.
Hillhousc, just down from Hastings 80 miles
below St. Paul. that the river al that point
has closed and in consequence thereof pro-
visions had advanced very much. He states
that flour was selling at Hastings for $40 per
Dbl; pork $50 per bbl.; butter SO cts. per
pound, and every other article in proportion,
and it was thought by all prices would be
much higher during the winter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

UTDon Fermin Ferrer, the accredited Min
lister from Ncara qua, is out in the New York
papers in defence of Gen. Walkers govern
mcnt. He goes at length. into the history of
Walkers operations in Nicaragua defends
him from all the charges brought against him.
not excepting the execution Of Salazar, who
he contends suffered the just penalty Of his
treason, and concludes with the assertion
that 1.-THE masses of Nicaragua accept with
satisfaction the policy Of the government
which their suifrages have placed in power,
and for which most Of their neighbors sigh in
vain"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

THE TERRITORY OF "ARIzoNA. THE resi-
dents Of the Gadsdcn purchase are taking
measures tic organise that territory. which
they pro pose to call "A'izona" They have
elected Nathan P. Cook their delegate to Con.
gress, to which body they will forward a
memorial signed by 200 names, praying for
a division of the Territory of New Mexico,
and the formation of a new government in the
Gadsden purchase. The estimated popuIa-
ton Of the new Territory is about 10 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
&c Reaoers ano Correspondents.

" Some scraps Of reading are printed
on the fourth Fagc.
NrThe article on the Slavery Question,
commenting on the late message Of the Cover
nor of South Carolina will demand attention.
RTWe are indebted to friend ar Port
Deposit, for copy of the Elkton Press, and
one of the Elk,on Courier, received by mail
Of Yesterday. We would be Obliged to the
same friend for an occasional letter for The
Wing.
give have an address" by z. G. Czech
ran, NJ A, ofthe Coa,esvllls, pa. Academy,
which will be printed next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

MISREPRESENTATION German, in his mes
sage to the Minnesota Legislature last winter,
stated the population Of the Territory at TO-
600, as shown by the census taken in the
summer previous. At the opening of navi-
CATION in the spring it was estimated at l20.-
900, and now, near the close of navigation,
it is set down by St. Paul paper at 100000
At its present rate of increase Minnesota will
have population Of at least half Eillian in
1860. ..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
THE RUSSIAN WAR!!i

N7E have just published new edition Of
w this popular and saleable work, and
can now supply our Agents and Canvassers
without delay. Besides II complete History
Of the War, it includes
The Life and Reign Of Nicholas l., with
sketches of Sehnmyl, the Circass:an Chief,
and other distinguished chara cters; also de-
scrptions Of Russian Society and Government,
&C., &C., making one OF the most interesting
works ever published. 1t is beautifully il.
Illustrated with line tinted plates, and bound
in the best manner. We send specimen
copy with particulars of agency to any part
of the United States, free Of postage, on
receipt of the price, 81 rs.
]. ". BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. AZ North Fourth Street,
Nov. 90, 1855 Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

U. S. SHIP PENNsYLvANIA.-Wea are pleased
to learn that there is some proba bjlity that
this magnificent vessel will yot be turned to
some more valuable use than that Of a receiv-
ing ship. 1t is proposed to cut off her upper
deck, lengthen her and convert her into
propeller. The Pennsylvania, though not the
longest, is the most spacious ship in our SER
vice, has the largest armament, and requires
a larger number ofmen to man her. She can
carry six months provisions and water for
twelve hundred men. Richmond Despatch
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

HEALTH OF DR.. KANE.-It is stated that
letters from London received in New. York
by the last steamer, bring the most discour-
aging accounts of the health Of DR.. Kane, the
brave Arctic navigator. He was very pale
much reduced in hesh-and his night sweats
are terrible" His cough also was alarming.
His physician had enjoincd him to leave for
" IS accordingly to sail on the 18th Of No
ye,nber for st. Thomas and Havana,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
EOTACE,

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
In Chancery, Novembe 27th, 1856.
nRDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by Henry S. Sites and James
T. Mccullough, trustees for the sale of the
Real Estate of Samuel Akin and James
Akin, deceased. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the thirty first day of January,
next; provided a copy of this order oe insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Cecil coun-
ty, once week for one month before the
thirtieth day Of December next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $2,867.33. II. II. MITCHELL,
True copy; test, Clerk.
II. II. MITCHELL,
November 30, lS56-1m Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
A MODEL JuRy-The San Antonio Texas

A MODEL JuHY.-The San Antonio Texas
Ledger tells the following good story
"A day or two since a jury i'll our city
sitting on the trial of one the first sons of on,
western country, for violation of she stat
u,es against gambling. agreed to convict for
playing monte, but could not agree on the
amount Of the fine. During the time of thci,
disagreement they concluded to while away
the heeting hours at some game, and we are
informed that they took several games of
monte"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

EUROPEAN STEAMERsro CHESAPEAKE BAY
The London Morning Post Q4ord Pslmers-
tons organ) takes very favorable view Of
the contemplated Lcviathan Iron Steamship
Ferry Line between he.Chcsapeake Bay and
Milford. In its notice Of this enterprise in it's
issue of the 9th. October, it makes copious
extracts from the pamphlet of A Dudley
Mann, Esq, the protector, and corroboratcs
and ampltics all that is therein stated with
reference to the superb GRITTY Of Milford as a
British port.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06

IMPORTANT TO BETTING MEN-The Su-
preme Courts Of Ohio and South Carolina have
lately decided that the losing party in a wa
ger may recover from the stake holder the
money he may have deposited with him, al
though the latter. after the determination of
the wager, had, by the order of the depositor,
paid the money over to the winner. This
decision of the Court is destined to effect an
entire revolution in the betting world.