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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
WASHINGTON CITY, July %, 1856.

DEAR SIR: have deemed it proper and just
10 make the following statement.
At your request, called yesterday at near
three o'clock, ns your friend, upon Hon. MIR:
Burlingame-thal being The first opportunity
had of meeting him and delivering your note.
After he had read it, Informed him that was
requested by you to urge that meeting should
take place at the earliest practicable moment,
succestiuu that afternoon or this morning at
four o'clock, and hoped that it would suit his
convenience.
further stated that you had supposed that
ali differences between you and himself had
been adjusted; that he (Mr. Burlinsame) had
re.opened the matter, as you supposed TOR a
personal difficulty, and that you were anxious to
have it ended without delay. He replied, " That
is lhe feeling of gallant man, and Brooks Is Il
brave man That he would have to look out
for friend, and had none in bis mind at that
timc and perhaps he could not be ready Tor a
meeting at as early an hour rs you requested
also impressed upon him the necessity OF en'iFe
secrecy save with his friend and further reques-
ted that he or hia friend would communicate
with me at my seat while The House was IN seS-
sion, O. at my room after its adjournment: ano'
as he had The right Of selecting the place Tor The
meeting and such other arrangements as are
usual upon such occasions, that he would have
the kindness to lei me know, at as early an hour
as was convenient, when and where and what it
would be. Last evening, about eleven o'clock,
the enclosed note from MIR. Burngame was
placed in my hand by the Hon. l.. D. Campbell.
The place Of meeting designated in said note is
so far distant, and would subject you to so
many hazards or arrest, and also to Jursdlclion
without The limits of the United Stales, that, rs
your friend, advise you, without hesitation, TO
lake no further notice of the matter.
am, sir. very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant.
JOSEPH LANE.
Hon. P. S. Books.
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MORE ABOUT FLOUR.

Col. PTcxENs and COIL. FRAZIER nre selling some
very fine lonr herenbonis, they tell as and we have
heard good deal said about The superior quail oil
their respective brands. The fact is, we have seen
some of the biscuits ourself, having bought little of
each to try; and they certainly show white enough.
But "ul,itc" is not all in flour. There is kind that
has slight creamy tinge; it tastes deiclousy sweet
and assures the palate it goes down that it is ie
genuine, Simon Pure article. This is the kind Mr.
SnEMUEL NICHOLSON turns out and 10 which we al
luded last week-ust far ahead Of your dead white
powder as any one thing can be OF another. Least
ways, as Mace Sloper would say, that's our notion
lion ahnut il.
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CR1EvD1ESs CHILD,

Mr. w. c. HALL, residing near this place, took in
10 his house, the olier day, poor lille boy who says
his name is JETEp MITCHELL. lie was wandering
alone upon tie high road, with little wallet Of clothes
containing Two three suils Upon heins questioned
he did no, know where he was going, nor whence he
came lie says lis mother aud father are both dead.
The child appears to be about six or seven years DID,
Ills clothes are blue twilled cotton. lie wore
roundabout and straw hat.
Any one knowing the unfortunate child and desirons
of relieving hlm, can apply 10 Mr.. HALL, four miles
Yves, Of this place, on the Edsefed & Chea'ham
Plank Road.
lrappcalion is not made soon, the Child will be
turned over 10 the Commissioners of the Puor
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For the Advertiser.
TOT TIE .NUVETlISC1'
DAIsY,s LAMENT FOB FADED FLOWERS.

~AA&-A~@~'~
lat ELooMED IH THE "suSLlGnT OF LONG
The bloom has fed from ye, sweet roses,
Gathered all so long ago,
In the sunshine that reposcs,
'Round the past, where'er I go!
Must n.,urn We wilhcred flowersl
And your light forever past?
Lonely grieving thro' long hours
O'er joys too bright, too sweet to last?
Shall always weep the b!igh,ing
Or lirr's flowers, one and all
Will there he no glad rclighting
or your beauties, from their fall
Hope at last grows wcary-hcartcd,
Sadly droop her snow-whi'e wings,
Mourning o'cr the changed, the parted,
And the doom Of all bright things!
All bloom again, the fragrance fingers
Zen around your wil;cd leaves,
As when the wind with fairy fingers
Played softly there, ,hro' sunit eyes.
Ger my heart, ye faded flowers
Sadly comes your mournrul dirsc,
Like the dca,h-wail, thro' night hours,
S;glling o'cr the oceans SURGE
Emblcms OF the past, cherish
Yc, with all my hearts deep love-
Twas my fate to sec ye perish,
May yc bloom Cor me above !!
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PROFESSOR =. F. G. M1TTAG.

This gentleman has been sojournng III cur village
and vicinity for some weeks, and will probably re-
main with us good While yet. Interesting rs
philosopher, successful as an artist and pleasing as
companion The Doctor is sure to win friends and
admirers wherever he goes We have not enjoyed
fortnight in twelve month so much rs We did one
he lately spent with us. Between the Professors
scientific specnlaons on the one side, and, on the
other, watching the progress Of our yonngests pur
trait TO completion, it was really one Of the dream
spots Of life.
l, is almost unnecessary 10 add, by way of lin,
to our Edgeield readers, thai now is the nnspicious
moment to secure beautiful portraits of themselves
and especially, of their lille dears.
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ton And as 10 its kindness Of tone towards the
Souher, press, We have nnly 10 clip paragraph
from the number before lis exhibit that in its proper
light This is what the last Home Journal says Of a
Southern publication:
"Thcre are some superior prose and poelica papers
in The current number of The Southern Literary Mes
sergrr, arnung which we observe ga Pastoral Hymn
TO the Fairies :" by our friend and correspondent T.
B. Aldrich, author of Bahie Bel % " Legend OF
Elsinore," etc. The Messenger is one OF our best
literary periodicals, E"m,anS anS Is Rsbmond yrsna
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
TIE DIFFERENCE.

The Charleston Evening Netcs thus briefly and
forcibly SETS forth the wide difference between South
Carolina and Massachusetts Notification:
The difference is in ih;s--lhc former nnllifed
through Convention of her people, what she deemed
and no doubt was, an unconstitutional law. Massa,
chuse,rs. nuifed through her Legislature, an act oil
Cnngresa, passed. in conformity with an cypress pro-
pisiou of The Constitution, and which had heen SO
declared not only by the Supreme Conrt OF thu Uni
led Statrs. but The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,
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oun DARK CORNER LIST.

It is vexa,ious indeed 10 be treated, as newspaper
publishers are occasionally by the officials of the
mail department. We have complaint TO lay at
the door Of the Augusta pnst uce and it this Our
subscribers in The Dark Corner OF EdSefield receive
their pap:rs by The way of Augusta The river
,nail as we are informed, goes up from Augusta ln'o
,hat neghborhood every Thursday morning. We
are now, and have heen for some time, mailing our
paper for The Dark Corner on Tuesday evening. 1t
thus reaches Augusta Tuesday night, giving The
whole of Wednesday and Wednesday night to ensure
its being carried on by the river mail. And yet 'ur
subscribers on the Savannah side frequently, nay
almost always, more than week behind IN hearing
from us. Can The postmaster at Augusta explain lhS
to his satisfaction! If not, then we ask that Inc
matter be corrected for The future We are threaten
ed with the loss of subscribers on this account oi
subscribers too whom we prize as cultivated and In
tegent readers And we trust our complaint Will
be needed. Will our neighbors of Augusta copy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
THE CROPS AGAIN.

Messages have beer sent 10 U.s. correcting state
ment We made some weeks ago relative 10 the excel.
lence of he crops in Edgeed. Certain neighhorhOods,
it seems have suffered extremely and are literal
Iy parched np We hear also OF the army worm in
cotton fields above this place, which is said to be COM
pletply devastating particular spots. Sill We think
the whole grain crop Of The district VIII lie aho'e an
average one. Of cotton we will say nothing until we
G nd hnu E,r tie army worm nrorresses.
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ghe QDufrtiser.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. c.
WEDNESDAY, JULY go, 1886.

szY The high.toned article Of our friend 10 sEfH
GRIFFITH, Esq, in reply to "R1cnARD," has been
laid on our table for publication, but in consequence
of the crowded state Of columns and The late hour
at which it was handed iu We are reluctantly COM
pelled to defer presenting it to our readers until next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30

MIR. cARWILE,s ANNOUNCEMENT.
II is our fault that Mr.. CARwILE's name was not
brought out TWO weeks ago. twas handed in 10 us
three weeks ago; but we were requested 10 withheld
it for week. Through nadverence we have omit
ted publish until now, for which we tender TO his
friends our best apology
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
AMERICAN HOTEL.

Hamburg has two good hotels. But the one in our
mind Just now is the &c American" kept by OLIVER
H. P. SCOTT & Co., From gentlemen who have
stopped there recently ascertain that it is all right
in every department It's proprietors know what
good Hotel is and mean to prove this knowledge by
giving The highest satisfaction 10 all who may lend
them custom. GcY' See advertisement On another
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
SIEcIIaSICS, MEETING.

1t will be seen that meeting of The Mechanics OF
our town was held last week. 10 pay proper tribute
of respect 10 the memory OF Mr. J. Fl. Christian. We
learn that it was large and feeling one The
funds for The tombstone he placed over his grave
are already raised. Also, three or four hundred
dollars have been subscribed for tile relief oi his des
titute family, and The list is still passing around
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
NOTICE,

We are requested to state that the Mechanics Of this
pla ce will hold an adjourned meeting, this tWrdnes-
day. evening, AT o'clock, in Mr.. JoHN CoLcAa's
Unrk shon
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CONNIE RCIAL.
To THE CANDIDATES OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

GENTLEMEN: The undersigned, citizens and voters
Of Edgefird District, claiming it as right 10 qnes'
lion Candidates, who aspire 10 represent them in The
Legislative Assembly, upon measures Of public policy,
respectfully ask Of you direct and positive answers 10
lhe following interrogations:
lsT Are yuu in favor Of giving the election OF Eec-
tors of President, and Fice.President Of the United
States to the people!
2vD. Will yon, il elected, pledge yourselves to make
il an indispensable prerequisite for your votes in any
candidate for the Governorship Of the State, that he
shall favor such measure!
3RD. If elected, will you vote for Electors who will
cast The vote of the State at The next Presidential cleo
lion, for the nominee Of the Democratic party, Mr..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-30
T A poet says:

s0" A poet says:
"Oh she wns fair;
But sorrow came and left his traces there"
What became OF the balance of the haruess he
don't state.
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BUCHANAN

]. II. Goodman, P.J. Coleman,
Mark Black, J. A. Coleman,
j. S. Coleman, Bennett Perry,
L. Fl. Addy, r. S. Loveless,
S. A. Campbell, Wm Coleman, Sr',
L. Sample, R. J. Smith,
Martin Stewart, NJ. Long,
Charles Black, Clark Martin,
A. D. Martin, J. D. RidlelIover,
Hardy Crouch, G. A. Gibson,
Wilson Abney, E.J. Wills,
S. E. Perry, J. r. Bauknisht,
S. Sample, John Coleman,
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This call (says the Editor OF the hforHcrJ was
signed by near two hundred names, but the paper on
which the balance were written mislaid, in the
Office of the gentleman 10 whom il SENT and it IS
not now in our power to recover it,
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Hon. P. S. BRooKs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
fIHE SIOR Z MFOIGGS.

fAHE SAOE .MEOKlS.
lust received direct ron Philadelphia and viii Be sOid
% for small advance upon Eastern prices
FINE CUT STEEL RI2R IRONS;
American Fire Irons Of best quality;
do Go brans tons.
Pobhed Steel fire Standards, slth hsEbls Slabs;
BronEed Fire Standards, various patterns
POkers and Shovels separate;
Hearth Brushes, Feather DusteTs, Dust Pana Gc.
oct3 hACkkkZfE 4 WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

49, W. ~ - - - - - -
NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
- - w H. - IS
fTAVE nov in store a very large amount Of New and
II Desirable Pal and Winter Goo Is, direct irom the
hands Of Importers and manufastures all Of which have
been purchased to best advantage Persons visiting Nash
vile for purposs Of bayug gooi Si certainly ao ~e
As We are determined sell At the lowest hgures
Silks.
Rich a,unced Silks, Striped Broeads chintS TOuncsi
Jaspa
N.rstyls Strip. and Plaid six. of all Kinds;
Pine bI'k Rept and Armio Silks f1r mourning T., ~
large stock Plain hlk Silks Of the best makes In AL
Cashmsres and DsLanes.
On, stock Of olen Dress Goods everything in
this ine-6ne rich Ffgd DOLAines doe dgd oA1hmeres
al DeLaines (plsin) IN AL cO"rs oesgsiaI 1nsass
Pcb W-roo dne bpK M-rino, also Plan blk DeLanes
piu's best MAKE hne bPk BON issne and Alpsceas all
prices s1rd and blk ooberge Cloths
..-.. Cloaks and shawIs
OF every STYLE cl,h, Velvet and Hore ADtqGe stella
border shGHls aud Se4rf Long and sqasrs shHWs plain
blk and DrSs do.
Fine Val. Lace Sets;
{" Collars ne style;
French needle work Collars trimmed;
Enbd Linen Sets Emb Jaconet collars and Sleeves
of she most beautiful styles, Embd Travelling setts'
Embd skirts, STYLE goods for Ssrt-i ,
Hair Cloth, ne article Grass Goth for Skirts
Hoope1 Hair Skirts, plain Domesue HOOP skr"'
Hosiery and Gloves.
Rest make Kid Gloves Ladies and Gentlemen'se
Ladies' SILK, Cashmere, Lisle thread, Beaver and Raw
silk h-,crd Gloves
Wooden, Kid and Buck Guantets;
G Every description OF GentIemen's owes and Gsunt-
Misses Beaver Gloves for School,
Bik Raw silk II 1se, plain and seced;
Brk Cashmere and WOrsted hose-lsdies and MISSES
Very superior lot Ladies aud Misses Grey English
Large lot chidren's wOrstsd Hose, and Grecian Boots
All colors Eastern Knitting Warns;
Grey 81 tker Yarn,
Geutlemens Furnishing Goods.
BIZ and Fancy French Cioths;
Pine Fancy Dble Mil French CaSsimeres;
ca brk D0eskn CA,simeTes;
Plan Blue and Blk Double English Cashmere,
ucle;
Beauuiul ag'd Velvet vestng
Elegant lot ready made shirts ami Shirt Collars;
Ready ade Linen Shirt osoms,
Gentle a ems Net, Onder-Shrts and DraWers;
Plain aud Rubbed Silk shirts and Drawers
Ladies' Nett No an Nerno Vests
House Furnishing Goods
Table Damask, cry variety
Linen Towels, Napkins an Huskablck DiaDers
M4rseies Q ilts. Linen and Domestic ,heeting
Pillow slip Linens and Domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
wehrve on hand a very heavy stock Of osrpets,-th,
best =, ply and ply CTpe ~, tapestry aud Ne
vet trpet. luf1l In Velve and Tapestry, NM
Rugs el-gans les, rlor Mats Of all kind
wBrsted Dtnss all c',ors Satin Deitnes, figured an"
striped 10 stves IL gaut Lace an Mdsur Curtain
Enbroi tered sin IN the piece. Cornices, Pins, an
Bands Of beautiful styles 'iinp', Loops aEd o. her
trim Those nAving sn tl rooms TO cover
ca lplied with emnInts Of Carpets very eduHe'
prices A very VI hle Brd ankets. hte ano
g-ey gro Blankets AID Arctic travelling Blankets
shaws 81 ,Il kiid, Negro Clothing Of ALI Is Wagon
shesting, ysrdi vide. Z. A. B BEECH,
se 100 ~ Snlege street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

CRATES. STOVES, &C.
WE hand the largest in the city II
w PARL0R, OFFICE AND KITCHEN CRATES;
Heating stoves for coA and wood and p,firrns
Octs MACKENZIs VII sON.
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NEW SERIES.--N 275
REAL ESTATE SALES
Lands and Lots for Sale.

- ACRES Of Vsluabls Lana on bssh sides Of n
II 4 Nashville and ChattanOoga Railroad IS miles lFora
Nashville on which depot has been recently leczted we'll
improved; good sater coed SOIL With fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land: Rn excellent for country
store and residence. Either side the road or he vhels
wjn Be sold to sur purchasers. u o -
156A ACRES, one nile from the town Of Frankfls In
williamson county, the Liberty uiis sasf
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad leo Acres cleared
and IN cultivation Has on Il Comfortable Dwelling Hsass
lasting Spring., and proauotive soisuitable for bar
handsome Settlements win sen \, y, \, or all 70 sas
purchasers. I-.
10 ACRES mostly Iizbsred part ofthe Brsatwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad SH miles South Il
Nashville soil Of exceilens quality, admirably adapted
the purposes Of vineyard Nursery, harkst GaTden-
10H ACRES the Galafin Turnpike read, 81 nile
from Nashville, bstwsen ssul and Sedge; would make
business nan in town eonvsnent andconioroes eo1nr
resid,
Westei Rar ad IL miles rest Of Nashville Big HarpstA
River and miles east Kingston Springs 1S0
ed-balance vel tnoersd-good sOh and water and esn
52H ACRES ven improved, miles fron Nnshrins, on
the NH Greek Valley Pike. and he ". q. eOi
Of good quality good Dvsbirgs ans yOans Orchard sad in
very good neighboThood- 40 Q -
vile, ne7r The Whites Greek Turnpks road bsAa-
Hfnl building lot Eft l
LOTS OF any size ron 50 feet to IS Acres on As Busa
Vista Turnpike road ron % miles Of Hashvills uA
without Timber, convsnient 70 Bnsna Vista SPRINGS
10 L9 In the corporation Of Nashville, Wts0a
Springs several on the Franklin Turnpike read
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. R. and n
MurreesboIo Turnpike road in the 1th Ward several
vest of Capitol ain near the corporation line -
PRICES LOW-TERAs lIBERAI. Tbose who Via -
purchase would do Seh . nAks cary application ts
aplO-d G " NANCR
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Facts About Ambrotypes.
Wholesale Dry Goods
CO., CO.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY,
NTXTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARe worth Of New and
Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats Boots
Shoes, Clothing and Hardware, &C., &C. be sold at pr
vste sale for cash and four months payable Bank
These Goods have been bought in New York and Bostn
since the heavy Decline auction Of Manufacturer agents
and by the package at prices varying 1--WE to y per
cent less than their prices in June and July These Goods
consigned 10 TO be closed immediately in word
DEFY competition in this market Merchants who do
business to make and pay cash give four
months notes and pay them, will please give US a cal
Those long winded gentem who wiling pay from
twenty hVe 70 seventyave forfeit goods the
privilege OF twelve months and then their earliest conve
nience, our house Is no place for.
A'SO, Thirty thousand Dollars worth Of New and Des
rabe Goods, consigned to to be sold sucton excu
sVey.
Our Auction Sales will continue as usual every Tuesday
and THURSDAY.
TERAs-A under 500 cash. over 800 four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants VINO
make their Stocks in the Nashville to try Us one
pop and il We don't do what promise then pass by
We take great pleasure showing entire Steel to any
and all who will give q call
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septl0-u No. I4 Public Square
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

NIE have hand fsv oi the eelsbratsd SIR Ashley
w Cos PERI Me- iested fur Chest hoteetnrs Thee
highly rccommsndrd for pTotectoR from the efec Of
cold And fail ard fpring winds All persons hf estsnee
With eonsuH pton ought ts avail hemteves q hs oTpor
tuniy - the article s 70 ee had for trns ana
have very feE Of The lsn-
: octs MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

JUST PCBLIsHKn. BT THR q
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILApKLPHrA.
n0Rogf oS SFxRNkToeRHGA. sr sszinai Veal.
n nsss igpstsaee, he Slss % oaennw aGstaEbaea,
e. iasa ard ether bteAaes 81 lhe ksHaA orznns
rish a. seopant e the sad fee1p1ens u 1zrka
sad vaisstie Atssre - ia k1lrla4. ~ aA0. cal
HocS. ~ p,. coSflifi40 - kaAoA X ~ HoaARD
ASSOCIATION fA4 atePhia. - osassul<at InsGtaipe
sslat ishs1 ~ sfeai sanaent ~ Ne rsrf ~ 49,
ARt dsursfet 41Eted siih Ealsnt kn4 Apldouls Ds.
On ssas tsFasps fskE % CnAnnR 81 lhs rscsel &
fNO a1AMFs ~ Pasiage- A6iaess Da~ GAO. 4. Gal.
stre1o- dSA
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Mount OliYet Cemetery.

fI'HE Directors Of this Company annoanee 70 n
Public, that this Cemetery has laid oR via rsit
able avenues and Waka and portions Of Ne Eroans
divided into Family Lots which 0aeEed for
The mass Of the grounds Be The of
sley Crocket where the public nVlsd call Aad s-
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could not Asvs made
more suitatle location for Cemetery IN the vicinity
Nashville, and pledge themselves 20 the pubic spare
money OF pains to maks equal to sny Cemetery In -
Union, and Oh one as NASHVILLE nay feei pride
Tue Cemery + nov In the charge Of Rernt Saper-
lntendsni, living on the gruund under whose direction
tsrmens vii be made In The best manner and At Ihs
charges ii
The Directors Of the Company desirous hat n
grounds should be visited BY the Citizens of Rasbve and
for that purpose omnibus VIII leave Of Llpds-J
and Croekett II O'Clock Tuesdsy the 8h
and Friday afternoon thereater Al ts sas hoar
The seats will be free. .
Ladies and Families desroas Of Waiting the grounds ri
be rallied for their resdeDees BY sending er y Ssns
ing their cards, TO the President Of the Company.
A. v. 8. LINDSAY, President.
o. W. NANCE Sec'y. sue U8-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
A GRAND SCHEME
FOR OCTOBER 31st,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS D.
To be drawn Baltimore, Md Friday October s1s, 1856
VAL be distributed according 10 the -EolIowing
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbers!-1, 900 Prizes!
Prizes PayaLle lH Full ioiihout Deduction.

whole TeSets tio, Halves 80, Quarters a. %.
~ All orders for tickets ,okAges IN any Of the
MAyianl Lottsues w receive pF5mp attention aud N e
draWing mailed 10 all purchasers lame lately after Il s
ever. Address 7. II. HUBBAR Co,
No. 30 Rayete street, Hex, No 40.
~ M.rNlarA