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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Wills Nest ma and rome Won en have wills, but
tho,e Dot the kind will p.ak Oft is the Kind
that few mske and neorly all neglect tai the last no
Mt IT. and then wills made uncer such circun 'ances
otter oppued; and soRetimss ceath comes before
the last will can be duly Itcuted, aud there goes
rich estate to spehdtbr heirs and the vultures Of the
aw. Every nan should make will, aud lie should
N. Ike /; while in full he altb strength. Aud beside
m, king IT, the cocunen, should be safely depo red
whore interested uupnncpIrd parties coalc hof destroy
it, We with there established BY law Bureau
il II Surros st.s Office to be cal ed the VIII Office,
wtere a competent person SHOULD ways b. ready to
draft wilt and if executed before HIM II should re-
auire ttber proc And this officer should not only
execute vii but shOu receive for safe ke.ping toe
will any person, ard tha, person WAS pers Jnsy
kr OWE to bin, bus identity properly estsp ish-d and
the fact Endorsed the Document, It should be al
United to robs, upon hat proof. OF coucsr, later
authenticated will would set it aside but II there IS
no o,htr d%sl Of trouble IN getting witnesses before
the Sure gate would be saved. But the great Of
such an flee woud be 10 sffort people place where
any ole could Co. k to relat if it was deeir-
able, and execute will ard elso where all wills al
read, executed could be deposited in place absolutely
safe from all oenger of destruction.
VIII the pit sent Legislature think OF this rporaat
matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

TIE ALBANY STEAMBOAT LISEs.-O~iog to the
large qusltaies Of ice which Continue to obsruc navi-
eauon of the HUDSON River tat several potn's toe
steamer F,auois Skiddy, Of the Troy line, will not at
tempt passage to Albany before TOursdsyO or Fddar,
and is ooubuul whether the Hendrix Hudson, Of the
Ptcpl.s Le will Try before Monday next, BY ~bicn
ca, it is probable tia. there vi" De general clearog
ont of the Moth River steamers, should the 6esher
coLtirue at 81 favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
fAdycftIsenssntl
AdvcfflsenSn'I
WRITING CLASSES Tor ~ 30 per Course oil lei

Le.-t OLIykk Is. GOLDSMITH NO ~ oOai"sJ, ieoT.''
c,,l. I'M, ~r-k LOA.iLA eaaffe .uAr-
ateu n j. ST. L4lirs u tsses q = AL SSSAb
-. NJ, y cAy AID ev,Ling Apply tbi' week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

House NrNBFRs We are sadly dedcien, in num-
bers upon our uses; ana of the of il IS
the eSper he ard trouble Of geugthe necessary figures
Whel. there Will, il IS raid, there is way; bLt
We do Lot see il under present arrangements We do
ret se ,ny way foi householders to procure new
numbers for their dc ors at any moderate price, If
liz 1t Of glass is brokeO, eau readily hear some en-
t.rrisirg travelling glazier cry, "Giass put IN y"
Why will rot somebody we is wiling TO turn an hon.
eel penny, get up iet Of numerals 10 metallic plates,
20 arranged as to be easily tr,nsposed aud joined to.
geber TO make any desired Lum Ier ano let agents go
Though every street in the ely, and srick to 1t un
every house is numbered with uniform figures. Let
the 4t,s be white with raised figures, black on the
face aid large enough to he read by dim light, aud
plain enough to be tlt GA. in Il dark night Such
oven eit ths would be booo to the peo1 NJ this
bscly Numbered city, and soOuld be followed by
srirg, II enforcement Of ordnance compe ling every
house to be conspcuou-ly numbered. But fr-t let us
have he new figures, and ttere will be no lack of
buy eIsthe thing will enforce itself and whoever sets
it seoing will "make good my OF 1t, IN pecu-
mary as vel as public point and WI be entitled to
tie gratitude of TIE people il all time TO come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
fAdvertlseuentl
.KApH. the latest and
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

HE IMPEkIAL THUIUt'KAFH, Tue IuVo'' """
moot 20 achievement OF Ar may he seen only " pSAD "
No 80 Buaawsy Ibis picture combines all the best quAe'
tcb,us 1.s and cusravins with the perfection
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fAdyeTtiseui, lt
L...ta
HAIInTYPES.-l

FAIOTYPEs II hOse beauuful Portraits are
.ku by j. b. Halt to. snc pzt-s.. only ~ The
G.rsry u Hall tSLDEIcAS No. 500 brOsd"sy OPPo'te
be Mtt.OIo-taA hVteI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

The annual TIT otirg Of the Cnildrens Aid .ciety,
Gr the election of obcts COR the ensuing year wi /
take Place at No ii Ciuton Hall, A.tor place, At 3
o'clock On Wednesday evening ?jtn Lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
Duggall Was reportsi

FATAL ACCIDTNT.-Josepn Duggall vas rePottsI
AZ CoioL,r. Office having, woi inoAcseo
t.l,t co. aisl Essex street aud ~
lave been any iruIco d-a ensuing SOM sitef~Afd IA
Inquest will be h,la upon Ih- body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Norwich ASD WORCESTER LISF.-The favorte
steamer Commonwealth, Of this hne, ed her
place yesterday for the season and will run alternate
GAYS with she Connecticu. The Commonwealth took
YESTERDAY veJ large cargo Of freight from rere, ADD
the usual number Of paaengefs for Boston and the
East. This line will run regular nov the ice embargo
is zen owed, aid leave promptly at o'clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

FoUND DRowStD.-The body Of an unkno IN M "a
va. ioLc wee. rear North RIVER the fot OF LAnt
street ana quest held upon oy Coron.r Pe.Ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Tar POLICE UN1FoRN.-Ihe MHyor NE Issueu Iu-
ncus 10 III. Cop Ponce requiring the mea usdsr
their snd procure and TIE tut regulation uuof
h, Inc 18Th ct March failure to comply with thess
t ems will sub, the suspension A. the foc1
nov are time Pust they Doh more hho
ct u uLs than spyt elsc There hardly maa
n war, The ton Uniform he Chief slds captain, assist
ant 70 consider themselves no
tho obhssiion No effort has ever pnsa
made be- ,oore 10 enforce wearing of the prescribed una
form. Tho Msyor, however, will see TO IL now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

MINISTERS soes THsOaT.-A form sf Brss-
cbHs q. sprrssce st'ch oeet ssiaees .rcxyt
siuset n.te--sr n'u,.- - moeus .ad d
nd css OF Ps~tr he 'tres After rsb Ne sc~tsss a.
.l.i. Tbss ireipi-nt synptrus sr- si.,.s a, .ssos
RsowNs BsoxeBsAL TsooAEs whsoA ar. - b, - NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
Adv erts-asent
r OOO PHOTOCRAPHC VIEWS Of Niagara Falls,

n, ~ e..ses last seLs 81 HOLMES Dnr1f
Of Ak1 u, sallnug fOiua 4a dOnH fa>,VSsp, b3ASi
ral, Ay No Broadway, tL9 onlJ steam o.sry IL
Newton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
n,.,.r,,,,.rv Uorsr.-Csptnin Powers, Oaicas

DlshFPUTABLF HOCsE.-Capthn f'"eIs, VHo"s
tie, Of the Fourth D.s.ri.t Police n~as orscsnb
MN L.us, Il ysbe tame al No -oi o"'d street on os
-. ul.ht snd arfesira hieo female inmates Lsmsd c.'"s
Eyu..nlry Mary OhouIse ana CGtn~n- DoLhbS ASeJ
vi. IN r.tso ~ Justice btor-LOuso TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
fAdyertisement.l

IISTttHI-A kIUlINUt INtINH
Drns oevod Of npuf. thngnt AMI full VI touching and
b..ufifll immensely popular II bAksUAs
hVsErN II be rspssed this ss-rrnon and his evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

A1rFsfIEp BURGLARY.-The butcher shop on the
hies. nt..i Hamilton AseIas "as broken opee
-, ,,,,.,k III A.Los, ii.OtnIng Ofie.rs Oknffe ssd
H., L,.rd ~rBt 10 s'o Via tue .t7f " -.
, - ou,ss. ook 70 thir heel. IheJ did not succeed
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
NEW-JERSEY L1ElH6.

Tgy LATE RIor.-There are thirty men who are
.lar.ed with b'ng concerned IN the ia'e h'' On u"
mreltov II i,i. Tsebty-tso were Committed at
be eL fine Ly.stgatDD Of whom fur are charged
9th ,r.on AID ,iot. for whom Do bsl will BE- re-
c,iveo. Several car, cd with no, having obtained
oil OtL.,. h,y, b. en- arrested AID COMM ted, and
~ Of the Thirty are held as witnesses. About ~"
men lft the works at the time, but their places have
eoily all been supplied ana the work is progressing
ss usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

ANorBLR BRFAcH OF THr NECTRALrrY Laws
Tn. Government las yet taken no notice OF tt!'
niece Of nbu terps which occurred on Mofday even
y, at fair held for the pupose Of raising dnds u and
in ,he c, instruction Of new chu'ch up town.
Among - articles rs flied for was misature clipper
,lio in full rig. which hello Gu, 10 the emigraots
WHO took chances in her the promise Of free pas
soe 70 Nicaragua a, fine farm when arrived; there
vi. talk too Of beI carrying recruit to Gen. Wa ker,
ard other expressions used ana offers made walch
boucl hr dc icedly within the Opeai0n of neutrality
lave. Two huIdied and one Persons tO,k passage In
her II the rate Of tao :, ilIgs each.
II it IL 10. too late roo, we hope that President
Pierce will take he mster ITO consideration ana put
il u the hands of Commissioner, that 1t may be Dis
posed a. par Io'H With the cs.e when IL already 80
Il . on be'orp Commissioner Mo'el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

FousD DKowNED.-Tbe body Ct an unknown nan,
about IS war. AT. ioud yesterday IN IN. dock loot OF
Tw.Lt street Rscr removed 10 Bellevue Hos
piA where inquest will be- held upon H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
fAcye-t,soEen&I

fAcye.t,senent
HFRRIyGs PATENT CHAMPION FIRR-PR00s
sArEs LES, ~ ana - wsssrS, and no. Ausyse
USvJfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Row AND SHoorlsG At BoARDISG HorsE.-A
disturbance took Place q, o'clock yestertay morning
at the toarong house No. 10 Baxter street. KEEP oy
Victoria Ard.rson, co'ored woman, danns ~oeu
Jsctb Stewart. colored was stot by George Hirel
t1e bell taking Effect uucer hE leit arm AM ouryDs
,,seh II The f.-h and muscle. II appe"S tnN 'oe
black nymph had two lose,s, Hrrei and ano.ott IA
Thee net by appoi mtnt at the house. ara ",o''A
wac TO elect which Of them sLe acceptec' aud 'aen
reject tie otter While there controversy TOOK
plsce between Bnrtl sno the other lover and the
two former drew pistol and fred it at hs nv', ou'
HI. ars proved t,eschercus and The bal S'raek sew
srt, who was merely srects or. Ahs. the occur
renee Hrrel fed aud las tho far tiuded tee Pepce
Stewart was tskr 20 tre Eew-Yok Hoepfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
the following word,

DpTIcrIOS AND ARREST or BURGLARS Two youog
M usu. Charlie. Cole. and John Davis detected
Moncay nj AIT in the dwess Of Mss Mary Connolly. No 30
HeLy ich LEY nsd tneTei b. icins tho dnoE vi
se rbs. Wl.u discovered obey into The street., bI'
wre pursued by Ocrrs King snd Corey OF the
Stynh Afo Police. "a their per- found VA ca
vhh had been soiep noue. aud set Ut skeleton
keys sud oy,tersnc The accused were omuit'ei
for rIsmnaAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

HARLEM RAILROAD. train which has for some
time past Jeff White Plains for this city at 72o a. m.
Will on ard after to-day cave at a m, res, n ng
Tbrtystcond stieet al 500 IN. instead OFFS: 40 d. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

JHs GiRDrs L,TAr,TrE.-Amcng the military
ctm,nu,s which psrsoec Monday IN c)mmsmots
tea e Wsshust.n'. Birthday, was the Ide L~
issc''e. numbering four coup ,nits, aud form'og q
B-iteloc. Their llch ubifycn, fine appearance AID
mrUary hearrg attracted uu h Alteration. After the
ysfade. NJ. j V DurAid or behalf OF tue Gtrte
pisstnred the ccu,uandaIt Of the battalion Sith a
licbS oInau. enttd sword. Mr. DdIaud Lade the sol-
lUwu e sle.cf
"MoS;IsUS LE MAJOR LE qAL: The Guies Lsf,ette de-
sire q yOu vtlmertd COMPLIMENT Ilry de-
sfe - the AnlrssIy OF she bh u the il mOTtI Nhins
tn IA, interesting 70 You the pres-n se OF
t.su ia o. Leir " lie, ourselves hscpy, Moo
soloris- bs0s We seize tins occ >s0n %
Inn,e oisopr and the greatest detrItuc- {" your
We have tue tTench san Oncef
those who forget ioeit ormeF nao isty
this great Ne suoiic AID IL
-hou,o threaten thu oGtirr Il our new eoats We
French Ocer brand n IN the arr srSy s
tbt hs sect lthed sword Of honor ~hich
wets.s Pleasures; ri. nlom,rt IN pres. ats 20 him
Major lie Col slondcd to ,nis hatterios address IN
the following words:
GARpEs LAFAYETTE; receive with pleasure and grstu !e
TIE usk Of i, ndois Sish wish yoa nave Pc.
This vii o. hui me one al ne
Il Of my auty common Ia Ne al OF
rtIdvIng ourselves ~,Ithy Of ths besi-thlt OF
F'ebct Dol Ct 81 aud 81 nor 6sres LNsyetf~
h,v, fGwd yunr with interest tron The Gay wheu
me taic.u you matched cntouud-d with the crowd ann
TIRE Pr moment you hUi honorable rans Ia fhe
GuaIc adopted county Let Ms continue 70
together enc zeal 10 a'iSs me hf', rank
PATRIOTS seeing may be enabled 10
cay Joe: IN ms rraHrai'
ny service. quiIrd shall n; return 10 ' soao
bard pitn ciSklLCi.'
After tbs ceremony tue comp ,ned mar5hetto the
Battery Hore where thy partOok of coIat'oo, aad
u ence returning to their GrmOry, were dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE TUNNEL On Monday
ev,,ps IT 81 6,lock knsi.hnah named Hugh Thomas
,o. NJ Of fssr,os tel INTO ,hstt the Ne~-Yo and
n. Railroad Tunnel mile IL. Jersey Cry aud sss "
I, sied He IL d acquaintance sanont ss
up.n the tuLb. ana vaIn,d away iron 20
4. h. aupos bed H. bu' psd heed tie wrnins sae
Ola e. GfsrN and stumbled over Ds esiD nj
sosr He thtoxicSted With Lqeo he ,i ,pssn AZ he
n an FAMED John Ouhp ~bose legs VA 49, a.
bI.b b, tie .ccidest. GD take. 70 tn ,rd.y a.-
,,,si ve.,r,d.y Co.ouer speeI hid 81 bqass'
h" ,sg., II Thonss and the JVy ss'e 'efo' VI '''S
49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

= rro,ovry -Tnere Is q movement IN
DANk ~ iIV'a..,...h The Hoboien City Bank, with
the eny 81 70 os under Gener. B.ssog Law o. He~.
sp'A =. et.d 20 into OpsrstSn early Ia March. -
Jefs.J IL mn. ual b. increased e5oe<oo INST
Nneh be. held. al With the following sea
ipt 81 .set.d Director, VIM Coop~r w. W. alhptsa.
u.iash s~I.rF B. Csrpenisr VIM @ Plummer yoha W.
10 ssssrIci L'e Jotn Gardner, Joseph w. Sikh
-. y Nob,ssue, T. Hawkins, and Z. DubQ4A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

ls. resolution "a. adopted, sfler somo debate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25


SEE go many putty things men, and dogs, and ships
OIL things going up and down, such scau-ttu things
have rever seemed before. Nov are across the
nv.er, and now ye must get on the car, mustn't we
What car must We get on SEE it now, the yell
kew car Now we are going along and can see-O
uha. pref ty dress in that store. what real nice
CAB DIV thst is. | wish had some don't you Now
WE re at the house Is Il the on the corner or ne
n. NJ one to it, or it the brick house with the green
binds. No, the wood one with green blinds. 60 it lie,
but DIDN'T be here before ever IN my life. Now we
viii 20 into the house; a carpet there ard some
chairs al Il somt-O what a pretty picture, and
what a Lice FIRE. see Ia dy of very pretty ap-
| pear-ahce. She Is young lady she has got blue
ewes she Is Standing ways SO csn see nothing
of her but one side Il her fi,e There al 30 an e
DERBY lady but can't see much Of her. Tney APP
p.sr to be going journey, shall 30 with them
Yet. well will. Now We the water snd-O
What pref ~ boa.-how we are getting of OF the
boat dion newer be here before Now we are on
aiLroad never seemed this railroad before but
| q what pretty baby. Now we go along, along
alorg slorg, and now We are al the depot. didn
ever be here either there il iser here, and mill
ada-O what pretty cos-soms-body is going to
u,h the COW. There town here-it seems as If |
| did be here bekore-yes am sure-O what pretty
M-.!e carriage, and what pretty dog. Yes an
sure seemed this town before bat these railroads
| oiln't be here then
| Il, tits time the travellers Were supposed to Rave
reached St. Paul, and the reliable clarvoyani then
noce.ded to DE- scribe that interesting young city aud
in The course of her speech made more Improvements
there than will be accomplished in reality IN less than
,esr or two certainly. Among Other things, Mis-.
U.,,s described as at present existing in ST. Pau 10
Col, ges, City Hall built Of white MARBLE loe'mo'
tive factory, and place where they were ouudins
seven ocean steamers She then, when she arrived oil
the house in the coure of her mesmfnc journey
where the people concerning whom our rePo yer IN
quircd are supposed to be at present demieued pro
ceeded to give descriptions of those wnom 'nt
cav there, Of the looks of the country an0
Of the house Our reporter has said she gave oe'cnP
tion. Of these thirss-Le takes it bask-and 'eet'he'
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which the government has been administer
ed has been based in fraud-in fraud SO gross
and palpable, that it is wonderful how it can
have existed so long. 1t appears to us that
the people have taken special pleasure in
being cheated. We were told that we were
to have hard-mOney currency, and we got
five hundred banks with worthless curren-
cy in fulflment of the promise. We were
told that gold and silver were to be plenti-
full, and we have been oontented with poll
cy which drains off the whole produce OF
California to pay debts in Europe. We were
told that the sub-treasury was to answer the
place of the United States Bank, and it locks
up thirty millions in its vaults. The very
methods adopted to get any of this enormous
hoard in circulation is fraud. 1t can only
be done by calling in the debts OF the gov
ernment due twenty and thirty years hence,
and extinguishing them now, thereby causing
a great, and in the progress of affairs. it may
be, serious loss, for the holders of the gov
eminent securities will not submit to farth
ing of discount in consideration Of prepay
ment
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16

DEATH OF PROFESSOR CoPELAND.-We re-
greet to Learn, says the Savannah Republic
an" of the 9th inst, athe sad death of this
gentleman, which took place yesterday morn
ing at room he occupied near the east end
of Liberty Street. He has been in our city
for some months, striving to get up class in
Elocuton, Of which art he claimed to be a
professor. He was not however, very sue
cessful owing to his erratic department.
Having no means to subsist on, and no one
knowing his wants until it was too late, he
was discovered yesterday morning, by a
neighbor, lying on the floor in the agonies
of death. 1t is supposed that intemperance,
together with inadequate and improper diet,
were the cause of his death. Prof. Copeland,
we believe, hailed from Tennessee"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16

BUTTER AND CHEESE IN New YoRK.-A per-
son at Palmyra writes that people need in
dulge no apprehension of any scarcity of
dairy food, such as cheese or butter, as the
quantity of these articles produced the pres.
ent season in the great dairy counties of the
State exceeds that of any previous year by
about one-third. He estimates that in the
counties referred to there have been made at
least 10000 firkins more butter than ever be-.
fore in one season.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16

When Lady May ,0ith Perfect Propriety
Use Horse Whip-A lady named Mary
Jane Jewett, was recently driving alone near
Brim6eld, Conn, when scoundrel stepped
from the woods, seized her horse by the bri.
die, and commanded her to alight The only
answer TO this request was tremendous cut
from the lady's whip on the horses flank,
which caused the animal to spring forward in
terror, throwing the backguard to the ground,
and dragging the carriage over his neck. He
was badly bruised, but managed TO crawl
away.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16

NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital Prize 100000!

To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia. in public,
on Saturday, October Sd, 1851.
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates

HI OFucrtnG
Eclose the money to address for the Tickets
dsred on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain l.,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediate
ly after the Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
Ali commune "a tion strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 5-1y-454 S.sWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
eB- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or At
lanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and time,
by addressing s. Swan Co.. at either Of those cities
eY- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each Is ent
tied to- will be published after every drawing, in the
following papers New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta In
telligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch
and Paulding MISSY Clarion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16
COR BIN ~ CO..
PataDSeO Institute Lottery,

The Old Established Authorized Agents who have sold
MORE PRIZES than any other Office In the State of
AZ ln..d
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-16
Nplemlid schemes,
One OF which are drawn l2 o'clock each day Of tho
Pokonoke Lottery.

3l0 Prizes, amounting to -. 80
Tickets 81.
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A SIGNIFICANT FAcr.-The Richmond
Dispatch says: The last New York indie
pendent, paper which serves God and Mann
mon, being the organ of new light religion
and of the commercial agencies" (espion-
age houses) in New York, publishes list of
the mercantile failures and suspensions
that took place during the previous month
in all quarters of the country. The number
is eighty six in all; and only eleven of them
are doing business South of Mason and
Dixon's line.
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New York, Oct. l2-Further per steam
er Atlantic. A dispatch was received at Par
IS from Marseiles which says, the Bengalese
are beginning to rise, killing the English
The war is becoming general, mutinies are
occurring among the Bombay troops. Sew
eral suspected regiments were disarmed.-
Lord Elgin had transferred the frgates
Shannon and Pearl to the use of the India
Government, and was about 10 return to
China.
The Paris Pays says that serious dssen-
sion occurred between Lord Canning and
Sir Colin Campbell. EIgin was on the side
with the latter.
The latest accounts represent Havelock's
position precarious. The Punjaub is tranquil
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be drawn In the city ofAugusta Georgia. In public,
on Saturday, October 18th, 1881.