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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

ANOTHER CABISET.-The Lancaster (Pa) Express
is sure that the following named gentlemen will be
rendered the places respectively assigned them, by
Mr.. Buchanan:
Hon. Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary of State;
Hon. r. N. I. Hunter Of Virginia, Secretary Of the
the Interior Hon Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Secre
tary Of the Navy; Hon. james A. Bayard, of Della
ware. Secretary of War; Hon Jesse D. Bright of In
diana, Postmaster-General Hon. Josiah Randall Of
PENNSYLVANIA. Attorney. General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25
BRISK BCsINEsS-The New York NivrGr, a Re-

publican paper, says:
1t appears iy the Secrearys report that the Wash
ington Republican Association published and cirrv-
lated about four millions OF documents during this
campaign. There were eighty different kinds Of
pamphlets, among them one hundred thousand of
Mr. Blair's letter: about three hundred thousand OF
Senator Stewards; two hundred aud eighty Thousand
of Senator Summers one hundred and forty-three
thousand Of Senator Wilson's: and one hundred
and thirty-six thousand of Mr.. ColfAx's speeches
together with one hundred aud siXty-tiye thousand
OF the Kansas Investigation Committee report.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

\ NEW TEIEGRArH LiHE.--.t telegraph line is
now in operation between Fort t'aines, GA, and Ar
alArhicua Fa and efforts are being made to extend
ii OH to Crumbu< ta.. which will unite It with all
the great lines in the Union, This. believe, is the
first telegraph that has been PIT G.o operation in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

GlS House AND CoTTOS BrEST.-We learn from
the Marion (Fla.) Patriot that on Friday the l41h
inst, the gin house OF Mr. Elijah Bryan was destroy
cd by fire together with its contents consisting of II
bales Of cotton a fine cri.t mill and quantity Of
harginr and rope. The loss is estimated to amount
to 81 800 on which there was no Insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

IMroRTAST FROM KANsAs,-The New York Tri-
bune, Of the 18th inst, has the following Dispatch
Sc. Louis Monday, Nov. Il. 1S5G.-OUr adyices
from Lawrence are to the 10th inst. Last Saturday,
twenty prisoners were taken al Hickory Point, and
fOHnd gniity Of manslaughttr. They were sentenced
t. five years Imprisonment at hard labor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

FIRE IN THIDqpAUx-Elere has been another fire,
We regret to learn, in the town of Thibodanz. The
Minerva, Of Saturday last, gives the annexed account
Of it
Our town has again been the theater of another
awful contiagraton, which broke out in West End
O'Clock in tile cooper shop of Mr. Thomas Mcclure,
on Church street. The fire was the work of incenta-
res-three, of whom-one male and two female, aN
white, are confined in Jail on suspicion. There
J. r. Van Lew, R. Oslet I. Mcclure and Q. C6tf1:
No insurance. .E.- 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

SUGAR CROP IN IBERy1LLE.- The Plaquemine
Sentinel, Of the 22d inst, says:
We have been informed, by a gentleman who has
given his attention to the subject that the sugar crop
hossheads which is less by 800 hogsheads of being
quarter Of the usual yield.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

nah Republican Of the 20th inst. says:
We regret to state that while wedding party were
aightng from their carriages last evening, in front
of the Methodist Church, span ofquick high-strung
horses attached to Of the vehicles in which were
fright and started towards Broughton street, up
which they ran to and through West Broad, turning
into Margaret street, where they against pump,
about their faces and arms, by being thrown out
while the gentleman escaped without injury
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

Horse THIEvES-We are tesireet to inform the pub
lie that there quite number of this gentry prowl
ing throughout country No less than four five
horses, We learn, have been stolen in the past two
weeks Planters should l,e the lookout else more
Of their horses may disappear. Keep watch and ar
rest some of the ocounlres,
[Woodyille (Miss.) Wing, 22d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

An IRIsH1SN.--In the account which the Times
gives Of the Crimean banquet i'll Dubn is the fellow
ing Lord Talbot de Malahide proposed The
health Of those who lie il death with their martial
clolhs around thenl.'f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

Nh. VAN BURES.-The Baltimore Sun, Of tie 18th
inst. says:
Ey-PrcSdent Van Buren, who was 50 severely in.
jnrcd by Icing thrown from y carriage ut til" 18th
ult, is recovering. Apart from the effects of the
Injury be is in the enjoyment of his accustomed
health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

NAvAL.-Tieut. John s. Marry has been detached
from the receiving ship Pennsylvania, and ordered to
take passage in the l. 5. steamer Wabash to Panama,
and report for duty board the Us ship st. Narys,
tlf.p iE.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

SAILING OF TIE FCLTNN.-Thc steamship Fulton
sailed at noon on the l1th inst, from New York for
iiayre Size tool, out large number Of passengers,
and nearly half 4 million in specie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25
NHIsEr-The Cincinnati Gazette gives the f9taFY
in q Statistics of Nhiskr =

The quantity sold in this, market !anhuaqlgsa y
about 100000 barrels, or niue million galpas..+ Tiss
is probably not more than onehalf the aggresateprs
lucton Of Ohio and Indiana alone. Presh that
the production is eighteen million galkons;5ana
find the consunptolHof corn to be four fand a halt
million bushels, to produce which reqHHes a million
and quarter acre5 of good land. IL IS probable the
production Of whisky in the Ohio Valley is fifty
million gallons per annunl, ,inyolvnga consumption
Of twelve and half million bushels of corn, the
average value Of which Is five million dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

CAnDO 1NTELLIGENCE--ln looking over the com
mercal column OF the Shreveport Gazette 18th inst.
We found the following interesting itqms5 which We
subj5in:
Business, during the past week., in every depart
mcnt, was unusually brisk We notice for the last
few days more wagons in town than we have seen be.
fore for many day: on Yesterday, particularly, the
streets were literally crowded
So tar from there being any scarcity Of funds here
there are thousands Of dollars seeking invest
ment. Our country friends should avail themselves
Of this state Of affairs and dispose Of their crops
while prices are good and money plenty
Good cotton brings readily 10 to llc. while panta-
tion supplies arc down II low figure and heavy
stocks Oh hand.
The river has risen about fourteen inches since last
week and is nov on a stand. We hear Of a head
rise and heavy rains above, but will not youch for its
accuracy.
There is pcntynl water above the raft for small
boats The Runaway left Tor the upper river last
evening.
Navigation at the mouth Of Red river is improving.
Cotton brings good price in Shreveport especial
y when is borne in mind that according to the Ca
zctte. the freight on each bale Of cotton to New Or
leans amounts to three dollars and half! Here is Il
direct tax Of threeIuarters Of cent, at least, upon
every pound Of cotton raised in the region tributary
10 Shreveport,
Now, if such an impoSt was levied for railroad pur-
poses, what terrible outcry would be raised against
the oppressive eNaction! There would be no end 10
the lamentations and denuncations and yet the
same people pay unnlurmuringly, year after year,
more onerous steamboat tax and subject, at the
same time to the capriciousuess of Red river, which
render such thing as certain transportation out Of
the question We verify believe the planters of the
Red river parishes and Northwestern Louisiana have
lost more within the last five year on account Of the
lack Of cheap and speedy means Of getting to mar
ket than would have sufced TO build and equip both
the Opeousas and NitkSburg roads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

~
tI,; MINI, II Il t', billiard Ttb,e Ma4l-
fr-1-s1AY iatmtr, has cI>taE On hand ard rro!u
HAp l'l - lilTAEn IA isl,ES. AS ali artsclSs he.
longing Billiard Sa!- aur! Billiard U6ts Balls cues
end s'rgtshtr~ Also Keno Boxes and Cards Ten Pins
Balls. The under having added 10 his MHnutacory new
Saw and Planning Mill, receives orders saving and J,a,,a
of all descriptions for packing merchandise Of ii; >S
% hand and made order Placing always hand
Also !og"ny and Walnut Of all descriptions and Il,
Mr. Antognin has also hand large aualjiy log and
ossiQUe wood prerred yes and sold rcs thar ri
the North; lie has also hand large assortment Buns Of
oil sizes tor E92pera at c12desa:e prices. oj II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REG ULAI KETS.
fYossa h STEA Nll1ISS ECLIPSE HpSs
ElSAEltefsAaa 3tEPURf4IC AND fiAAHliIhs 49, g
S&lElNEi ElfN IL KHtIA u. laza.ssaS3

iszzssksss ihazssss souTHERa uMTftHRRs'iG Bisnl,E. fhH s5
The magnificent The and rupc The elegant and
TC rior !Atr,ug fast running steamer
l.. W. BrDaIweli, Republic, Capt South'n Belle,
commander, com D. f. Montgomery j. NJ. ljroalwel,
mcncel her regular commenced her commander,
weekly tlr!IAr weekly mtnCed regular
N. Orleans Nick r New Orleans L. weekly trips in the
burg Grand Gulf, Washington, Grand New Orleans Grand
Rodney and Nat Lake, Princeton, Ca Gull Rodney and
chez tralc SAT rom IA,rl'g Ash Ma chez trade,
URDAY, tho 1911 ton, Pitchers Point MONDAY, the 18th
October leaving n. Sk?wis Tflin@ Sept, lenviug New
Orleans SAT- L. Providence Good Orleans MON
CRnAY ENES'G, rich'4 Landing. Mil DAY EVENING, at
O'Clock for The Ilk"na Bend, Fck j O'Clock. above
above and ali Drg Grand Guli and nil intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney and NMrht2 Ihn!i!l57.
trnle on TilE rs
y AY, the 1911! Oct,
leaving New Orleans
every THURSDAY
EVENING, AT 5 o.
lrucE. Tor the afr4T"
and all Intermediate
LANDINGS.
The conn order and will
tend faithfully to all buSnr> entrusted to their
TIE ENIIrSEn and RElt HI.lG vii receive freight for VA
river, and re.,lirn TcHsLnrg witl"u: -"lAy.
Neither Of the above will he responsible for letters
other TaltHlr- unless regular
bills Of ,tg taken and stated for any v"lH
able" deposited by passengers with the clerk, contained in
bi.-ra
No bills will he recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captain Of either the above boats. and all bills
presented Office the which iley brlnny
thea paid presentation the Office OF the gents. G era
yirr
For Freight or massage apply board
BR0AnWltiI. BROS d CO., IS LirAFier ST.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

THE PROBLEM SoLyED.-To square 4 crcle-sett!e
up your wes bill for hoops at the dry goods store OF
mlIincr's. [Buf.t!o Republic,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

sfsa - b, LAKE suoHE PACKET

: ffsssA n LAX p SHORE; EoACk 1T
tsA4as.stssg' STEAMER CIR REtI E.-S'tu!nrc Arrange
Fer Ocean Sp:in2s mn" inrrr;~ljate lN.
CREOLE, l. vi Nelson. ,.,ter hjl: erlrp this trulc
with superior Recommendations; will leave The Poutchnait
RHiT,*! Oh the arrival al the Lake Of tile cars. ftows
r1n N'"' - !nlhi~. From t't,'lw springs.
IiFHbNf EVENING. p. VI. fApAN EVENING".
T!iIkSr>Y MHENiN,i.4A-M WEnNE>,Nl NuEE1Nsi
SATURDAY EVENING, 4r, N FRIDAY MORNING.
CabH7a@-ato N>,~iTpi'ity oxand Ocean Springs s. 81
r'7N'@e'. |
New Or'ra!S. Trnn |. 1855. r5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

LATER FROM KEY WEsT.-Mcssrs. Moreno Broth
ers commission merchants, No. "a Old Levce, have
received letters from the above port Of as late date as
the 18th inst, which they have kindly placed at our
disposal.
From these We learn that there have been two
wrecks since our last intelligence. The bark Octa7ia
from Cuba, with cargo of sugar, had gone ashore on
Of the keys; vessel a total loss and only small
part Of the cargo saved which vas sold by the L. S
Marshal on the 18th.
The ship Lady tArabella, from Bordeaux, for New
Orleans, went ashore about the 10th inst, on the
Tortugas. She took assistance from the wrcckers,
who succeeded in getting her off after taking out the
greater part Of her cargo. She would 90 into Key
West, repair and reload Her damages were not
thought to be serious.
Judge Marvin, Of the [. S. Admiralty Court had
not yet arrived, but was expected every day
Health at Key West was good and business
improving.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25
Nem Orleans Dailp Grestent.
The Sea Shore.

The wild sea stretches beneath the sky,
In the golden light Of day, [plumes,
And the wild waves come with their snowy
That glitter aud glance and play;
And on they come, and On they come,
with the lofty pomp of power,
10 scatter their beauty On shiny weeds,
And die On the briny shore.
The wild waves glitter, and glance and play,
10 break On the brny shore
But each is bearing its tribute on,
TO add to earth'5 bright store
Some may bring lis the little shell,
And some the store Of gold,
And some the sailors shipwreckcd form,
All 9ha-tly, and stern and cold.
And the wild waves murmur in sadness round,
Or thunder with martial roar
As each rolls up with its given freight,
And dies On the bliny shore.
There's q wide, wide sea, a changing sea
The shatowv sea Of life
Where the lofty bows rise and fall,
In never Ccasing strife
And on, and on, and ever on.
Pressed by resistle9s bower.
They bear their joy Or their curse to earth,
And die On the sandy shore.
And on they come, and on they come,
TIL night sweeps Der the scene
And the dun clouds float DER the gloomy sky,
And the stars look out between :;
Till far away in the orient =,
The sun comes forth in power
And the secret burdens lie all revealed
Upon the brny shore
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53I7S i&,22, 6.4ss s-i6l7
RUchal.a:s aI"gi.y, HIS.
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The EMPIRE CITr.-The steamship Empire City,
Griffin, commander, sailed from New York on the
18th inst, for New Orleans, via Havana.
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F o 4 RED RI V Err.
Y A L 0 O r | Y + Z.

Willlesve on Trt.SD ~. Eoy. 2:'h u'cIorz r. NJ
, F@rs FOR HAXOD II WEIR - THE
sQR+t s.;,>ta!H AID fat running
dn. 'iwutney, "r. riic uHu"rguc ts.rr
onrA rrlr,, leaves "hpve t"c Lr4orr tir,ro >idou
ii"'. o n.y. T] Ytz0o City al i;e .rlei..ir
ani4" oi te I"z9o River For freight ls,>nG" aii!T
hu.rti.
I.2I LEWIS SSAPP ( 70, Front street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25
WILLIAM u. I!FHES, Prc>i

r. NORTH HCULLOH, ,ATTORNEY.AT.LAw Will.
4s Htten! 10 nj! professional il! St ljr, An,
AT3yte> that may be entrusted his OIrc ut OPE-
LhlSAS, La. - - -
R@isenresT'"S " Waernnn, hriware ,rcLant C. n
Jl1FcF fi; lh9 y. Nilr commission
Sin@eton Htortcy-aaw; Nixon / Ad!las Cle=cen Ctte
New OriDa " ~ :
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C 4 l. | i o r n ! A

T. s&i ga WEDNESDAY, &nv. 26, Mt : O'Clock A. ~
x.rrS~y NEW YORK AND SAN FIiAT-
%.hiEEs CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE via Ntc,,.-ltl-. lie
Shortest Route by u) tlilrs-onIy l. miles
ira :s. @ lhmu,, MacAarli1.i RoIlGye@t relucl
tph III p'crIhn splendid steamship Tennessee will
from hs part fer san nan dc Nrnrarua above pnnctualy
10 c!Hlpc wlil tr ii. un3hip ORlXABA, from
on the !Ati nr san FrnIci-co For freight ps!4e apply
u HARRIS, MORGAN 4 CO, foot Of Julia street
~ opposite The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

OFFICE hELEA%S, NIEI orSAS A@ptrT VIZ TEEN r. r. Co
- - ,'.w trtaIp-. November l. l.5l I
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDs-PRUPUSA1S
WA ht rrrrNet IT tA'- Dh"e 10: l,lr,i i,,r ri TE,
lt NhhEn .a any lr H,!u,b"r on THE BONDS or TiE
Ltll or NEW DRlEA NH d SltDn eArl s.ul in favor ~
iht> 'p"AF OFT thu l,t ut May l75i lt!nlc in wynv vr>
wt per per ,Ium interest," III selut,iu.l r,,
attached thereto. 't "
HeIei ofrrs, male y NOON If al i4>t VI: he oer a
th" ti1l@ bE t." President AnI FHn tort;.Irr ami i M
jieW!"n BE- t!"I made the hi-+sl uiiIr7 Cula,a,v
r>rrvjr. til: r;-i rrj"eii. #!r ami ali ,,r. m .rr
factory. ' " 1<
Ir H1Gl> VII - ltyrrri 54 IT p7ex 81 which d.v
o." m HIS Htcrys; will !i,,G ilrc1e thereon to III. 1uf
Ch;ISrr@ 49,
II II MI!LIAM Il. IIENES prr.;d.rt
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N Z W 70 r X

- "a
VI sshp 1Thoma& perk1nss
GINS Master shaving large portion q Ter cargo
on f'4t WI haze immediate dispatch. For btite Of freight
or passage, apply TO GEO. ". HYNSOS tCD.,
81 i'tHp, rect.
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G EM Q \ .

Il i y q \.
Stsg=, FOR ts4lNOA-TEE Al FAST SAILING
fffS ~ II II. u. Shepherd, tnln, muster. is Load
U"N wall have Immediate lispAcA Fp t git Of
3II g.trs cJ:.l.i, Apply to
F j. i. WHITNEY Il 90 35 ra~orfects st
ortt, Z. HD&ERT i CO., - lamp street.
F passage, apr1y to the master board, u12
Fl A N B U L G.
SEE FOR HAMBUIsG;-TTE Al FAST SAIL
RE4F%e' 's !unbur@ bark Washington, PLATE. master;
the greater part of her engaged. will
S1ve immediate Dispatch For freight Of 2J bales Cotton ap.
p!ytn j. r., ,NtllAEl tD- - .argnteet S.
Fer passage apply to the CnptaA, o. lord. u3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-25

CAnDO 1STELLIGEScE.--In looking over the com
mercial column Of the Shreveport Gazette 18th inst
We found the following interesting itqms5 which we
sl,I,ii IN
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
GENERAL ELECTIONS.

III D ESOLN ED, That the elections 10 be holden
AU on the second Monday aud the day fol-
lowing in October next, for Senators and Repre-.
scn,aiivcs in the State Legislature shall he held
at the following places and conducted by the
following persons, 10 wit:
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Court House John W.Icsy. jas A. McCord,
John \. Hunter
Wu'rcnton: w. II. Brooks, VIM. o. Pursly.
Robert Wilson
CaIiah"m'x: james NJ. Carwilc, BAIL Gala.
ham, j. Ramsey Black.
LoundeSrWc: L. Il. Cunningham, Jamcs Clark
w iilin Giles.
CaIhou"'s .nVis: d. NJ. Rogers, NJ. o Tall
man. W. II. Tag.,ar'.
BroN.'x: David McClane, a. Il. Wideman,
a. j Weed.
White IinH: Gen. p. ii. Bradley, c. w.
Srroull, j. L. Hears
Gre"nmoo!: DIR. 5. V. Cain, James Criswcll,
Albert Funk.
II""i"Wc: L. II. Tubcr,, johnson Sale. Peter
DrmltN: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jones, VIM
Buchanan.
ScmDl,to~a: William Maddox, Noah K. Reeves.
Benjamin vi. I.ni;,nrr.
Tibbic's Store: f. Tribbc, Robert S,ucky, r.
B. Milford
SmHhriIe: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, a. H.
Morton.
Fra=irSriMr: j. w Fruzrr, LEROY Pur,ly,
Ennch Nelson.
&omcy Paint: VIM. ID. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy. Al.A der II. King.
Noseiry's: James G. Willard. Geo. l.. Puttrr-
sou, William Tr-wilt
tiothr"ns: james III. Widrman, john Chilcs'
Capt. Robert l.itcs.
Dee Hest f"'n"r: james II. McClin:on, vii
liam Norton, i,"bert W. lladdcn.
C"k"sbmy: George y. Allen, +. y. Connor
Charles smith.
Sp."!S: Augustus Smith, John Graves John
Mo-ely.
Eofd"""r: Alexander Laramore, w. A. Gro
Zicr. AnGr"w Gu!!cb"au.
L""y CaM" Wits j. y. Cochran, L. ]. Rob.
cr:s G'o:g" Nichols
-H9uni III Enoch Barmore, Andrew prui;t,
james Plain.
Don"n'.i'S $tors: j. +. Do,,nai J. ~ Sea-,
wright. K. Br"wni.r
N""ty SIR Nrot r. II. GuIng. W. L.
Meriw c;h"r, TluiuaS Nichols
TIM. mriiihcr 10 Congress. one State Senator
al hr" Representatives, tp be- elected. iI,u cleo.
',"h 1" BE- h"!d tt, c.:cli i'rc'i for two days:
u. lis m. erS I" nl"rt at the Cnur. House on
'. ! I"-.;'v. cC,int ;h- votes, and declare the
"i"''.''j. exec pi IS to til. member to Congress
la ~i' j: '!i.! vii, as required by law
.n!, :i. !~Gj. - 1Le
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
$4,000 Numbers 1915 Prizes!
5000 Prizes ~ 81, amounting to

is, la; p yes amounting to-. o......S 500, 900
The i3.'i'n prizes of SO are determined hy the
number wh;r:; draws tt,- Sio.'ioo priz.-if that
hummer shoni.l be an odd n,l.ubcr, thea every
otd n;"hc' tick I III the scheme will be eu,itled
to S3; II AN even number then every even
number u Ike! II the Sc!irIn. will be entitled to
81 IN ad'i:t.cn t"nn: uthcr prz which The ticket
fnaN d;aw.
Pur',hts'rs in hu,in@ ;,n equal quantity Of
odd " 1t even nmn:b,.r ii k, is will bc certain Of
IrHwH:: mcHr'y half he cost oil the suuc, with
chances oi "h''ini:," Other ps,z. =.
All tn sc 'ick,i, ending with a. . f. C. s, are
eren-ni those ending with |, ), j, /, o. are
odd.
Rcm"mhcr that every prize IS draw H. and ;.ava-
bic in full wi; ;"li: deduction.
All prizes enc i!lrlSn, al 'io'iags and under
paid imnrdn y Il" .iIr Ira ivy; other pr.zcs
at the nsu,I sim of thi',v days.
All comn,u,,i,a'ais ~,,i.rlv confidential. The
drawn numbers viii ~. ioiw .r.lrI To purchasers
immediately after ia" drawing
Whole Tickets, $lD-l!nivc~, $J-Qu,rtces,
$3.50.
Prize Tickets c;shc.i %: renewed in other tic.;-
cts at either otic".
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Clues!
AS oncll:I Of the ;'rkrtS ;rc cm,;,u,"rL -
'law s.. We will sell Certificates nf i * ..,~ g,
10 Tickets Todd and even numbers at tie t:.;,
lowing Iatcs. All that Tie 10 Tickets d,nw over
The amount guaranteed. ac.ruc- 10 thc purchaser:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Wh!c Tickctr, $40
Ii Half " ~
10 Quarter " l.
Address orders for Tickets, Oh Certificates Of
Packages Of Tickets, either to
= SWAN & Co, Atlaut. Ca,
or :. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Aug. G. lS,G. Iii 81,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
CA RRIAGE AND AGCN
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II A x NC.
INHE undersigned having as re=.,----,
l. sociatrI themselves ns Co. EsN ESSSt
pnrtners ir the business of Car .,7zs..{9gSE1Z
Rage aud Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm Of
III a r II I S & w 4 RE.
would call the attention of the public to their
Shops at
VIZ. Carmel,
where they hope, by fair prices, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, To earn the
confidence Of aIl, and mcri: u liberal share Of
p:.t "oEuge.
For ali jobs amo"nt;ryto Five n.lars or rnorc.
payment will he required in CuslI, or by CnSl,
Note. when III. work is removed from The Shop
All orders for work sn,,:!!'! be directed to Da
vid T.. Harris; bat a!l settlements inns' he made
with the iinancial C"parnrr, ". e. " 80. as
he alone il authorized to Tie name Of the
Firm, give or take notes, rive receipts, receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID l.. HARRIS
W G. WARE.
Mt. Carmel. S. c., Jan. 7, l5IG. 3S-Iv