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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
The Plan OF BreeEinridge's Home organ
for savfng the Union.

for SAVING the Union.
The home organ Of Mr.. Breckiuridge-the Lexington
JKy) S.atssman-cousders the Union meetings that
being held throughout Kentucky the sheert nonsense
in the world. They accomplish nothing, while the
very government Is hourly crumbling away, and the
Uaion Is in rapid progress Of dsintegratOn." In the
opinion Of the SlissH,an the oBy hope Of the Union
rests in the speedy cOnyOcaOu Of authorized delegates
from he fifteen slavehodiug States in joint conference
and without its agency the fate of the Union is in
evaby sealed in dissolution the 4th Of March rolls
around"
The Statesman, therefore recommends that no more
Uaion meetings be held but instead Lee the masses as
ssmble 10 all the counties and instruct the Governor
eoamissou with at at leas, semi-oacal and unanimous
yaceorded authority reliable and Trustworthy delegates
20 Southern Convention Il suggests that twelve
delegates selected equally from the three parties in the
STATE be 50 appointed Then let the 6een slave States
meet in common Convection and with due elaboration
aud becoming dignity, announce their complaints
and demand the redress they believe due them. They
may demand what guarantees they think necessary 10
a,wont lethen submit the terms upon which they Will
consent 70 remain in the UniOn Give the North
able time respond, through the Legislatures Of their
several States II the 4th Of March intervene before
reasonable time has elapsed for response, LEI the United
States Senate stop the whole Government, withhold from
Mr. Lincoln the confirmation Of a single officer, aud
b-iag DE Governments 70 dead halt. This IS the plan
Of Mr.. Brecknridge's home orgAn-psrhAps Of M
Breckenridge himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

don Times Of Nov 5 says that her Imperial Msjesty
the Empress of the French travelling in the strctest
ncogaia part Of the family of the Marquis Ia Grange
crossed the channel on Wednesday in the ordinary
packet boat Alliance and proceeded to London the
evening.
From the London-bridge station she and her suite
went il street cabs to OArdges Hotel in Brook
rect and was not until they had been for some time
10 the hotel that her Mejestys rank was known.
The Empress went out on foot early yesterday morn
ing and made several purchases in the neghborhood Of
the hotel In the afternoon she aud her suite engaged
scme elrrisges from q neighboring livery stable and visit
ed the Crystal palace.
Il is understood that her Imperial Msssy visits Scot
land in the hope of restoring her impaired health.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI
CALI, A CONVENTION

OALb VT a UNIV ENllON.
Governor Pettus in bis message to the Legislature OF
Mississippi after enumerang in forcbly striking and
graphic style, the wrongs of the South, and ug at
length the right OF peaceable secession advs the
appointment of commissioners by the Legislature of bis
State whose duty it shall be consult with the ether
slave States not regards what is best Be DONE but
to inform them what she intends 10 do. It is antamouut
In other words to the recommendation given by Gov
Moore of Alabama to his State first TO secede and of
tsrWGrd CO operate.
Immediately after the message received bill was
reported ard passed unanimously by both houses for tie
call Of State Convention The election Of delegates will
take place according the provisions of the bill on the
18th day Of December, aud the convention is called for
18th Of January. The times thus specified corresponds
very closely with the dates already designed by Aaba-
Georgia and South Carolina for similar purposes
proposition has been introduced for the passage of stay
law.
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YOR THE WUfg.
PHILIP WoODsoN,
JERk CLEMENS,
w. b. FIGURES, &c.

meeting Of the people of Hanover will be held at
the Court House on Tuesday 18th December being
special term of the Circuit Court consider the present
armiug state ofthe country. Let us have large gath
erng OF the soveregns to decide the future course Of
the county which the frs. to move in '76, HANOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

Az JeErsvle Amelia county, November 9Q BY Rev Rich.
ard Mcilvane. DR. A. H. ATWOOD, to Mia. MARY s. DALEY
all % AEeia county.
81 Central Pr sbyteran please copy.
On the evening Of the 2sh uL, Meadow Farm Orange co..
by tn Rev Mr. Earnest Nc JAME5 r. NORRIS Louisa co
to Miss VICTORIA T. PHILIPS, Of Fauque CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
M THE CITIZENS al RUCKINGHAM.

"Our brothers are already in the 6eld-why stand we
here de Let us and consult and determine upon
something An awful crisis is hand II is neither pru-
dent or courageous to blind our eyes. True courage
takes the bulk OF the danger into wise consideration and
then prepares for a firm and uushrnking resistance
Come ALL of every party and let US talk the thing over
on next Court day.
CITIZEN OF BUCKINGHAM.
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NEW YyRK MGRKkTs. Dec.

J.
CoYYgZThe l dali and unsettled. and prices isyor
buyers. Sales SO hnFs ho at l26bl+Lc.
CorroSThe market continues dull aud irregular Iransacous
PLorR southern Flour has been in limited ds-nsnG and the
The sales conpre 400 bb OF which Oi eha1gl haads y
day
GRlx-The demand for Wheat orly active on Wedues.
day both for local Milling and export and tie lnsaols were
pretty heavy though slight depreciation
vailed ihrOu the day There vas very little inquiry
port home trade purchased very spsIrsBy. TGere
lutte change In tbs Corn Market the demand has been
MolAssEs The market continues extremely dull unsettled
p9es favor GALES for cash heas made At low aud H.
seG,. The market continues very unsettled and and
Of cent lower qu,ist 'P4r RenunE noticed
low beg reduced 55sk,hsed too, lover
tied NeE crop New OF,als Is OrSsrd pt. free
but meeting tde nqay passes hto store The accounts from
Cuba s favorable oF gooe cop The safes 6 hhGs
Cuba at 5A6t6Ac; " new ciop New Orleans L
ToBLccoThvre almost oerand and the only Gales
tced 80 hhds KectleFy GIc In manu.clur toe
quaites such IS are uuay sold for Southern are
depressed rather lower The recep hosevs OF all grades
moderate AID not much 10 exesss OF the deliveries
BALTIMORE MARKETS., Dec ,RM
had reported was 100 bags Bio iak We quote BIO
4t4K falr good aud 4 cent? for prime Lsgusyra
PLoUh-The Flour to-day dull aud hardly hr
Yesterday Tn, only reported wa5O bbs ohio super at
IS bSls witch figure could have mad We quote
Howard street sup-r at s5Ga2s ald City Nils sAISGt5
What sbou. 6,cO bushels were received The de.
only moderate prices We quote Willie
ss9i5 prime to ehce, AID red q lOGis Tor
ass cents and 5SB63 cents fer both Whie aud yellow
+ aS oS a a Toyo as U Sasanfe
con selling in lots sAasH cents or seouiosIs ana Ih
1l9i1A cts 2 . ,and refined a. ~ cts
Hostile supply here qsls hgh bat the market dali At
q 100 rs MT for prime to packers bat the Butchers paying
WHISKY The market to-day dull and the Only sale reported
Ohio and City.
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OF THE RUM0R OF A TREATY
OF PEACE BETWEEN THE ALLIES AND CHINA.

WASHINGTON, FFluAy Ny. 30.
The State Department has received dispatch from
Minister Ward, stating that England and France have
concluded treaty with China Toe combined forces bad
advanced to within twelve miles of Peking. The Dps
Of China at first refused TO attach his seal bu. finally
yielded TO the demand.
Minister Harris writes tina. the glowing accounts Of
the japanese Embassy Of their reception by the Govern
men. and citizens Of the United States had reached Ysdo
OcSasiOnng great dsllgh. to the oRelsll there,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
CODE OF VIRGINIA..
NEW EDITION.
BY Col. Geo. Wythe Munford
4 U5T published and forsale By
III A MuRRIa,

~ A. hUhNIB.
Publisher and Law Bookseller RiehnCnd, Va.
ALs0-Jnst Piblahed
Guide - Magistrates with practical mf fr the Discharge
duties Court which added prseeltnis the
Prosecutors sheris Cjrones, Con.tsbs Est sto
Clerks Second Edition. 10 which the laws brought down
present time with notes. ty Joseph Mayo Co nssor
Las ad Mayor OF Rhmo1d price g. mailed free Of on
receipt Il the amount
PREsa
Anew edition Of Tates Analytical Dgeste Index OF The yrg
MIA Reports from Basrada to the piesen: u 5h Gretan 81
Including the Decision Of the Special Court OF APP
pe by Alexander Sands kq author ofthe tory Of SUIT
In Equity The New American Form Book and Iditor Of the
QuNrteriy Law Review.
The abor Of the .rmer edition has been thoroughly revised
with Int od1cton Of many titles resnanged gafy
improved and will commend Itself the be al patron
age Profession Il will be found complete sal accurate
index 10 all the Virginia Reports.
SPLENDID BOOKS cOssrANTLY on liant.
The largest complete Of Law Books found
In the nth the PAE which would beg the
tention ofthe Legal Profession. A. NORRIS
po2s Publisher and bookseller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

Among the many restorsve which nature has supplied re-
eve the Affections Of hunany. there no more svore one Tor
certain class the msdlclnal gum Of the wild
Oserry Tree but however valuable H. ih power to heal
sooh to relieve enhapced ten fold By seeophe ana
Iudcou. combustion with other nredien In themselves Of
eauai worth This happy nngiins exists In that
Capitalization and form indeed"
OF medicine tnowns
DIR. wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.
whole value in curing Coughs ooids, Broaeahs Whopf'g
CbHgh Group, Asthma Pulmonary AUCTION, ana f'e'en'
Consumption, q fnesti1labie.
strong Testimony.
From BE1Ans wHrELzi Esq Depot Master At S07n
sovra Ror,IsrOs. Jan 4. 1904.
Messs. sETH rowtk Co BOs.on- ,.,,, fran ,s
GS0I y ,sV ssnn0i IL ssS Tor 81
Wissdrs Bdlsdn Of Wild Cherry. -,,,
cough with asusl paniment Of nighi sueais corpes
pross'ed nervous sy,ten AID producing such dso' h
given up all hopes reeoverog had also eods AZ
@ @ .s s 90 s s
"a IL truly .snaeral curative property and e.ss SHs
s as Ss. seered me- hope cnce more my dep
es SPIRIT: soon hsd attained my ssaEh and ZIG
conVer.aat Vi Ii. Ibis Vicinity rs, sn.iea.d
from the yswnIns grave At aessy 70 use ms TOT e
benefit Of the afflicted very r''P'''p Bssg WHEELER
s- CItion % Purchasrs-The only genuine Eiars Bal
rsn signature Of 81 Burrs and the printed one Of
POpreos the wrapper; all other vile and worth
less
Prepared BY SETH ". YowLE c. Boston. and for sale At
Wholesale and retail By ADIE GRAY PURCELL. LADD CO..
PETERSON p DUvAL, RI hmOnd, aad by all druggists and
dealers in medicines In city and country. noal-de&vn
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvEHs
are cured by perseverance, with
BRANDRErHB PILLS,
which takes al pcsOn Of Whatever nature they may be- nom the
circulation.
Mr. John Baigh Supervisor of Castle, ws,ehe.er
"a, New YORK ,ay, November 81 was year. ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
Sue

KF N FIX Il z Il DE- IL ~ ~
W\5 CESS-The exeitementin behalfof Bdkers Ceteord
tI Premium Buffers continues throughout VII gna az
the sou the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor finds dicay 10 'uppyngt for Ague and
without rival and have yet 70 learn
where they have failed 10 check that nauseA
ins oahOe disease when taken aeeorog 10 directions, ior
Liver stomach and Indigestion these Bter are vhoui
rival Headache they have been known TO
The most Violent cases Phyans had them
10 hopeless ofamv where there young edres should
them In the Spring and Fall months they Improve
the appetite add strengthen the system Being entirely ee from
poisonous mineral subIanees they BY both seIe
and under all circumstances you need easAat
effective medicine them andudge for yourselves OF their
virtues =.
To ell the prominent Druggists In the city OF ehmond
and elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina. Also by q. W.
Jones Memphis, Tenn T. ". Smith, Brandon Miss syns
Proyan New Orleans d. b. MHler Coyngton, Ky sot
Washington city, D. c.; Candy epin 90, Baltimore B. A.
Pahnesook Co., Philadelphia and Barnes Park T. Orders
flei BY addressing L. BAkkks Proprietor
Rchnond. Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ELNQUEfr consumers Of Water In Jeharson Ward here
~ ~ notified they fall their bills before the
5th Instant before the hnur Of O'Clock NJ they will
with according 70 the requrets Of the following from
the ordnance concerning the Water Works.
B ordnance passed by e Council Nay sl 1855 "f any
Water remain unpaid fer thirty days which
Ia reested. The Auditor shall notify the superlnendn who
iha top ts Wser being rsed the premises in respect TO
which he d,fult eXss land hDbE not Aou be used
those premise, again until said b psd and i've will
be added to the original Of the hill which shall be placed
Ia The hands n the City Collector who hereby authorised and
required to collect the As III dus for city tAyes
D. J. SAUNDERS, JR, fer
def-2t NJ. J.. sTRATf0N. Au'itor.
DEARLY WHITE TEETH ins rei BY aEng the
I "sapouns Tooth Powder" II highly meaded by
D. ntJ'S. Price go Jar. Prepared onlE by
MEADE 4 BAKER Phar mlreut's.s,
de4 ise Main st., Ger above p. q
- PONGIO-PILINE 9Kslaie Of Cerun BauiaultS Pepsi
- nj Cab Carbonate q tmuh Hypernsng anGts Of fotAa
CAts Of Iron snd stychuin Todide ium WINE TAR
Toe GENUINE Ql@venas Iron by HI and all other
sud valuable Chemicals roduc for sale BY
MADE BAKER Phl maceutits,
d.i 1s6MAin f., cor. above o.
2YOaAsSES. SO bbs prime New orleans MO'as,eS, Just
dea-iT DUNLOP, MoScURE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

Nov As The figures foot up 52i in each case, i, is
morally certain that the votes were cast for the person
in each instance and that bat for clerical or yPogaphi
cal errors they too would have been declared by the
Governor to be elected; and there be question
that plurality Of the Of Virginia intended that the
whole electoral vote Of the State should be cast for Bel
and Everett Does fair play therefore, require that
the vote should be casts We conceive that no just
mn can doub, it, and are certain that if vas an eec-
ton that admitted Of a contes would be decided in IA
vor Of the contestants.
Under these circumstances does not fair play require
Of the Brecnridge Electors who by these accidents,
have the returns to aoE the will Of the people to be
complied with
This they can do without difficulty they need do their
feelings no violence BY voting for political opponent
all they have to DO is remain s~ay from tie meeting
Of the Electors and under the provisions Of the Consu
ton the Eeo,o-s who are present AZ ten O'clock A. N
tomorrow, viii an the vacancies and the Bell Electors
will choose six Bell men 70 cast the vote.
VIII lair play prevails "Yots rsrroHs."
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REw EDITION or THE
CODE OF VIRGINIA,

INCLUDING LEGISLATION TO THE YEAR 1850,
TUsT PUBIsHED and for sale By the Secretary Of the
- Oawea for tbs ben, at Of the Library Fand Price % per
copy.
raj Assembly.
Gilm' re ports. | vol at t9.
Randolph vClt Ltishs II vols; RobnsonS vols 0rAtan
Is y'ls, each volume at a.
Hsnlngs Statutes Large, ls vounes entire or e6 30
.pherd rtnuAon OF the Statutes vols at o. per vol
dsi1aiTisi. sEcAErARY OF TIE coxMoEwslIrH.
C0BPEE sUGAR.-AB ans 0 sad Loaf aud Gu, Leaf
~ for iaisby JeHN r. GORDON sex,
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IL. Il. H.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Tie Triumph of TeOeob Mediation Cdlon Qairfr,,
and their Eadred Mineral POis0Rs.
The injuries sn,ied upon the sck, scted with Chs
Fever hgu Fever TyBhod Fever Scarlet and other
fve the administration o; Outline, Caloms Asesc Hue
In wholesale doses daily Ia the saffron ooortd,
elbow skinned cripple he to hroash street vAiny
crying OUT Tor health l-leati = hsIn!
Let phys Ia ard others bear Ia mnd that In all cases either
othe diseases where has eoned the
s,pon QslniIe Csiomel Blue Pill that Railways REG
ULATiNG PILLS will The patient all benefits
nrch lees time than these posOns 10 achieve without
tng such terrible stacks Of the yeF h-at aud
Hinet nhs Of the diseases Aat act caused by
oyer-d sing with Quinine Arsenic CAomtl &C.
RADwATs REGULATING Puts operate In from three TO six h0ars
do stra HE sysemdo WsAken lido rrate The
bowesa-e coated with gum, AID therefore pleasant take
PCS lively constipation, liver complaint Indigestion dsr
hpa mercnri.l diseases &c, when nothing ,ls viii
mplains Prom TO pills will healthy dschArg
Guaranteed to be freed from mercury qgnIne iodine, anony
aad every drastic and dangerous drug The safest apeeni In the
world for ladies and chIldren.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
g. APUBLlC MEETING OF TIE

49, c!tzens of Henieo, irrespective Of parties will be
held az toe County Court House. NJ NDAY December 80 1885,
to take counsel In regard 10 the impending political s Ia the
country. JOHN GARRETT
X n. LORTON,
GRO. n. SAVAGE
JOHN P. HARRISON,
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E@NOTICE no OUR FRIENns.

aISNOTECE TO OUR FRIENDS,
~ cusTO AIRS, AND THE PUBLIC GESERALlY-
We IN store the beet
OF manufacture and Of the best imported goods
that be found in any house In the city seshere also
manufacture Boots Shoes and Gate ard indeed lnds
Boots and shoes We also keep hand continually
auIicg Shoes suitable for farm hands
servants. AK. HILL CO.,
Boot and shoe Manufacturers.
No. 12T Main Street.
nc2S Richmond Va
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No CoHRRSPONpKNTa.

Ey-Esr' SlssS Issi6s ai'S'ssa % ~ i'iOT y ~
WAig.
Ariolss 0rsa o. 60 sides Il a. paper ,5 Sot % puol
81 TAis rs y ag sdiag, 0sca % % kaOtra % az
sd a1f 81 - dsprrd of Obtts0ru aoosse8css
~ siyAf lfaes cAErgeli ~ AZ ddssTAsosSlft.
- caaa0f uadsrats q rstra rejected oc-sustca,,oas
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MISSION CHAPEL FAIR.

TIyHE LADIES' CENTENARY and 'the METHODIST Church.
IL e, e y will hold tbs week, at the asoIANiCs' In
sTITUTR, commenced Monday evening, Dteenber3,a
FAIR AND FEAST,
purpose n raising mobiles TO build Chapel MARSHAL
sTRkET BachGncH's Springs
The edlice much needed accommodate Sunday School
AMI otherwise II many year, since such appeal the pub
made by the Methods Of the ely and vey
attic Ct and utility will be offered for sale liberal
The Christian HOLIDAYS hand
and gentlemen aud lad supply themselves with suitable
sent for the little and arse frie de.
table well supplied with Refreshments will be spread lay and
night fer the alton OF ylsittrs.
Interested will please send trny their contributors 10 the
Hall dudng the day.
The mansg earnestly invite The cordial cooperation ef ell
Meod OF the ely and vicnsge solicit the attention OF the
good peorle OF the town generally.
The Fair will be vel lighted and warned every evening"
aud will be open for v!sior1 during the day. dei-t
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RAILWAYS REN0yATING REsoryEyr

RAILWAYS REN0VATING RES0LVENr
For u'eerou eupye disease, RADwAr's RKSovArS0 REsy
ySr Is the Thing needd u reyoutonres the condition Of
the blood, expbg every cement that tends decomposition
add rdy and equsses The crcul ton
pard tut1u 1t radically eyes and all ing
diseases q the face IL mEkes the scruulous
aid every yphlte tant diseased system
TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.
Inantaneous ease given by RADwAYs BEABY RELT 10
Of seue pain, internal external IL In
Hsddenng agony Of rheumatism, neuralgia tohache bbrn
sad cuts and bruises when applied ouiwardy Torture that
crntnued uld DEATH Is arrested ~ single do,e OF
in s cautes suspsnds disease giving tim. for the action OF
the other emeds All complaints eaned by unhealthy air
prevented by rs occasional when the system par
ayzed CONFUSED |; produces RAPID reaction Immediately
relieving spssrs eonyuions, Mysteries the de5itsed
Is the be,t pos bic siom.ehc Iohoy better IN alcohol In
moment, and no drug will supply rs place.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY 4 CO,
23 John Street New York.
PURCELL LADD CO, and JOHN 7. GRAY. general whole
ssis n for the etae OF Virginia. who will supply the trade
the prices charged BY Railway Co.. In New York city,
uC2I-dim
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UAhD
ThAakai for past favors this meth.d Of
10 friends and tbs public fer the very liberal patr G
ed 70 for the ls AMI respectfully solicit
' nnf6 rqAe n pasupp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

INVERNESS MANTLES.-Reeeiyed lis day arotheI
i invoice Of tbs fashionable girmert
INVERNESS MANTLE5
For YOUTH Parents repeated to examine our s'r;ment
de2 sHAEEk HALsgY a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04

The vote for Walter Preston,
Wa. Preston,
The vote Of Smyth county, where the name OF
Preston is omitted from the returns, which
contains but fourteen names,
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-08
THREE PLANS.
SOMETHING NEW.
CITY PLAN!s
$4,000 for si,so:

Prtzes p0ydble csth0at Ueducfion
EXTRA CLASS.
I5 BALLors-l2 DRAWN NUMBERS.
To he drawn in the City Of Msesn. every Mon
day. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock. dring 1861.
eB By this Class, the holder oifeay q Ticket.
titled to prize. according 70 tie ln.iae
SCHE II III. sszss.
Anv kl On Ticket Nth 1r>xvm. .H&k&E sSA AS0 mn
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-08

~ The Chicago Press contains a COM
mnnication from Mr.. J. G. Gindelle, al
yocating the construction of canal .afi :
ciently large to be navigatea by steam boats
to connect the lakes At Chicago with the
Mississippi river and its tributaries. He
slim ,.es th, cost At sbaat eS.01o,03J.
and thinks that this expenditure would be-
justified. As it would give to Chicago and
the lakes 5000 miles Of river navigation on
.ho Mississippi. Missouri an Oaio Rivers
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-08

Any 81 o. ticketwith drawn No. On it sta
TONED TO come out at any particular place.
suc!, 81. lst, 81. Sd, or any othsr station
in the drawing
Tickets from 100 to any Price,
And prices paid at the above rates per dollar
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3 I 0 . 0 0 o

81 .4I2 prizes. amounting to $l03O,372
TIcKErs $l6-HALvEs $eQuARrERs $4-EGurHs S.
Certificates of 26 wholes &2511Certificates of
20 halves Sl25-Crtificates of &c quarters S62 50
-Certi6cates of 26 eiyhts $3l %.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
That in ordering Tickets, the only thing
sary to insure safety and dispatch is, that you al
dress US. in plain hand giving Your Post Office.
County and State. and your orders will he answer
ell 10y r-turn mail.
That we send the official printed drawing to eve
ry patron, lately after the same is issued, and
with the Drawing statement to each individual
of what he 0r she has drawn.
That we cash all prizes under 81 600 Immediate
y after the drawing. in specie, bank notes drafts
tE Al Communications strietly es.fde.tial
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office. County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations of
our Schemes. dc. will be forwarded by mail, to
any one sending his name.
Address all orders to
HODGES, DAVIS & CO..
lyJ5 Macon Georgia
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HODGES, DAVIS 4 cos
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES!

Authorised by special act OF the legislature for
the benefit Of Aca.iemies aud other purposes
MACON, GEORGIA.