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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-07

Orr Next CONGRATULATIONS ali our demo-
cratic friends OF the press from Garter to Shelby"
have expressed their preference for Gov. johnson
for re election TO the high and responsible position
which he now occupies. This Is right, of course
The neople would not be satisfied If Governor
Johnson was not candidate IN the approaching
State election There is no OBJECTION TO him. or to
any principle or policy OF his, we have heard Of
On the contrary, the name Of Andrew johnson is
kind of household deity, IN almost evry section Of
this country. His success in the political world is
no less a question of admiration and wonder TO the
old than a precept and example to the young All
are familiar with his history, his extraordinary and
brilliant career No one tnrgets that Andrew
Johnson was penniIess orphan in his infancy in
North Carolira-of his faithful duties an appren-
tice 10 the tailoring busness-hs entire destituton
so far as education was concerned his migration TO
East Tennessee his marriage his hrst lessons IN the
alpbabet, his severe industry his popularity with
the people, the noble generosity OF bis temperament
his election TO the Legislature of Tennessee, and
subsequently to Congress, for several successive
terms. where he signslly distinguished himself
against a fearful odds, as the poor mans inend-
the acknowledged champion OF the constitutional
rights of theswhole people. His election for Gov
ernor OF the State of Tennessee was but one OF the
instruments on a debt of gratitude-the remainder
will be forthcOminC-a den; Of honor and Of pat
riotsm is never left uncancelled by the proud and
chiyalrous sons of Tennessee. Andrew Johnson is
an original man, self made, with larger volume
of intellect and OF greater force, than any other
man in this or any other State of his age-Bolivar
Democrat.
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prMooRATIc STATE coSvExTIox.

or Carss as Just: cur Caioz Perfect.
At Democratic State Convention held ia Nashville on
the s7th April 1885, the undersigned with others were
appointed "the Democratic State Central Committee until
the meeting Of the next Convention"
In the discharge Of the duties thus assigned them in
accordance with the ancient usage &C The party and
obedience to the wishes Of majority Of the Democracy
the State the Undersigned hereby call Convention to be
held in the city of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 9TH
MARCH, 1855, for purpose Of nominating Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor and eecng the necessary
organization for the The undersigned respect
fully recommend their Democratic friends to meet in Their
respective counties the first Monday in March, or ear
Ger, snd appoint Delegates 10 the State Convention.
JOHN X. HOWARD of Wilson,
W. Z. YENABLE of Franklin
W. A QUARLE5, of Montgomery
j. B Freeman, OF Madison,
DAVID NJ. CURRIN of Shelby
J. E. R. RAY, of Shelby,
ANDREW EWING,
q. c. T0RBETT,
r. H. BROCKWAY, ) Of Davidson
NJ c. G. CHURCH,
HUGH McCREA,
Sdts Central G17nl;kfs,
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THE MAILS

We shall quite as cheerfully report delinquencies
by the mail agents as by postmasters, when fur
nished with the facts.
CHRISTIAN, Feb. 2, 1855.
lfsssrs Editors Union and American:
DEAR S1R:--I see in your paper statement oil
the Route Agents, on the N. & c. Railroad, to re-
port all who fail to take their mails on the road,
and that they have made some reports through
your paper will you please say have reported
them for bringing the Stewartsboro mail 10 this
Office and for the Nashville mail on the lst of Feb
mary which came to my Office in the Chattanooga
mail on the Cd ofFebruary. Yours truly,
f. REED, P. NJ. Christians.
B-But short time since received the en-
fire mail from Cherry Flat, and no mail TO Christi
ana at another time the Tul!ahoma mail, which mails
have neglected to report, but will attend to my
duty in time TO come. Ia. H. / ~ "
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NHE uEn OF HlIIman, NanIeer Co has TINS day been
i dissolved, and Daniel Hllnlan, George W Hlman,
and Charles Hmsn have purchased the entire interests
Of the other partners. The business will hereafter be
ried under the style of HILLMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville, Memphis and al the Rolling Mill on Cuuber-
land river and under the style of RUNYAN, HILLMAN
i BROTHERS at St Louis. All debts owing to the late
firm are to be paid to illman Brothers, and all debts
ing by the late firm will be paid by Hmsn Brothers, who
are alone authorized 20 sign the of the late firm in
liquidation We solicit for the newftm continuance Of
the patronage so literally extended to US.
1nnnary Z lS55.
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NEW FIRM.

TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
| ing Works on Cumberland river are prepared to
cute orders for Ton which will Be equal In
quality to any offered in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed By the late firm and
give the assurance that best exeons shall be used
give satisfaction those who NAV favor with their
ders. HllLMAN BhOFHERS.
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An anvil block has recently been cast at
Messrs Merrick & Sons foundry, in Philadelphia,
weighing 40 900 pound which is believed to be the
largest casting over made in that city. 1t is in
tended for the steam hammer constructed at that
establishment for the government workshops in
the Washington navy yard. The hammer is one
of the Nasnyth patent, now so generally used in
Europe and in this country. The hammer weighs
five tons. with fall Of seven feet
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nIASHYIIIE ERIE SGHnnLS.

TN consequence Of their inability to get the school build
ing into proper condition for use, the Board of Educa-
ton have compelled defer the opening of the Free
Schools until Monday February 18th.
The Boys who have tickets of adm will be received
on Monday the 18th February and the Girls will not be
received until Wednesday, the 4th.
Copy from the minutes. JOHN A. MCEWEN,
tebP-lw Secy of the Board
City week.
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Public Sale

OF A HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN BDGEFIELD.
I'VE will sell Public Auction at the Court House. IF
w not sold previously at private SALE II o'clock A.
NJ on SATURDAY, the Sd day OF February that desira.
bic Residence Of K. p Estes Esq., about 500 Yards from
the Public Square The Lot fronts 100 feet Oldham ST.
and runs back so feet en- alley feet wide. The
provements consist of desirable Frame Dwelling, with
rooms fire places in rooms, Kitchen, Smoke House,
Stable and ar excellent " ell Of never failing water.
TERas-6 70 and Is months credit, with interest, for
notes well endorsed payable in bank and lien retained
Possession given immediately. Persons wishing 10
anime will call on u.s. or K f. Estes the premises
j. l.. i K. W. BROWN,
f. r. GLAsCocK, Auct'r. Az Cherry street.
GabI ,f
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GEx. CAss.-In the Senate on Thursday last,
General Cas- opposed with great force and elo-
ouence that feature in the enlistment bill now
hacked" as an amendment TO the army appropris-
zion billl which authorizes the employment Of five
hundred friendly Indians to serve against their red
brethren. At the conclusion Of bis speech, Gen.
Csss was warmly shaken by the hand by many
Senators who LETT their seats to evince their graft
rude for the words 81 warning and instruction that
had droppet from hjs lips
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CHICAGO, Jan. 29-We have had another fierce
storm of snow and wind The train on the Chica-
go and Mississippi railroad, with large number OF
passengers and several members Of the Legislature,
were frozen up on the prairie in a snow some eight
feet deep. The passengers burned the cars, and by
robb NC the cars of consignment of oysters, pre-
served themselves from starvation. By last ac-
counts they were still there; relief however, hsd
been sent to them on Saturday night
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w. T. BERRY 4 co., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRiaEA, with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR and views OF SEVAS.
T0P0L and BALAkLAYA, from the best authorities.
By Ernest Sandoz-
- Professors GoYtr snd AGAsIz Of Cambridge Bos-
ton, voueh for the correctness OF this Map.
W.T.. BERRY & CO., have Just received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855.
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDWIN.
THE LAMPLIGHTER, new edition
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSMEN-5v Laws.
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NEw YORK. Feb 2-The Legislative Wing
caucus has nominated Mr. Seward as United States
Senator.
And now let US see what the know nothings do
They have the strength to defeat SEWARD, and, ii
they do not do it, there is an end of all the hum
bug Of their hostility to abolitonism.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS.
THE Hackmep Of Naahye would announce to tHe pub
lie that they all continue to convey passengers 10 and
from The Depot and Steamboats, at the old prices 2j cens
reports to the contrary notwithstanding There are al
enough hacks at the depot rVe upon the arrival
of the and boats day night TO convey all the pas
ssngers the hotels residences at The old prices Bag
gage cars also always on hand
The public warned against reports to the ed ec that
the Hacks charge over % cents.
We are responsible for baggage placed IN our care.
Call Tor Hack and will go directly to your place OF
destination without being driven all the city, aud
without being Jared IN big eeIg0H. -
HAGkMkN OF NASHVILLE
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TRESu SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
RUTH HALL
BY F4TfT EEK-l.
Notices ofthe Press.
BY E4YGT EEKA.


sH any doubts hare existed in the minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers to her being woman Of genus, hufa
Hail will dispe them. No viii fail % resd re beck
through who reads the first chapter. -As9 l0E Carer
II ia such story as no one could produce WHO had not
genius Of high order 3 10 requires no gift OF
prophecy to predict that will produces sensation IL "a
work distinct with genius il deals in no distractions
but with the living realities of The present Tine and OF
this, our own land."-PhA i--ts American.
Here Is remarkable book book to create pro
found sensation. We have it hrOugh-the volume Ct
400 pages Ia SIX consecutive hours The story
is told with extraordinary power and interest There
passages in Ruth Hall equal in tragic description 10 any
thing the works OF Dickens Ii is book that will make
aso6bing among mothers and widows and eau general
signing over the of the Tch and the sui rings o. the
oor."-dslg York Mirror
"Never did tale abound in many beautiful images
and so skllfully drawn pictures OF the heart.
Destined be of the most popular works issued
from the American press - hikldsi paia Mercury.
at will be read with aTidity and extend the author.
meried populartY."-4isV l0rk soHFaGiQf C0mmcrcs.
FOR SALE BY ". 4. BERRY s CO.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TINE Superintendent is at the High School Building
daily from to u o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of
examining and classifying pupils preparatory to the open
ing of the Schools the first Mondy in February next
The community will bear in mind that all the depart
ments of the Public School system will commence in this
building Children of both above four years old
admitted and it earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should present their children early in cOmp
spce with the above notice. FRANCIS B. FOGG,
;.netf Prest of the Board
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NEW BOOK ON sP1RITUALIsM

esprit COMMUNION: A Record OF Communications
from the SpiritSpheres with incontestibe evidence OF
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
J. r. FERGUSON Union and American Steam Press.
This ia one If the most remarkable books of the age
whether we regard the Of the Spirit Communists
lions II records the strange disclosures presents the
clear aud finished statements and arguments upon The i
re life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in its
eloquent pages 1t is very well adapted to the object had
in view and must command extensive circulation No
man can read il without being profoundly impressed with
The consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
Of its religion the beauty and submity OF its appeals, and
tbe honesty and fearlessness of its author
For sale at the Book Stores Of the city. Ljanl2-u
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RED BLANKETS AND MERINOS.

THE undersigned are offering the remainder OF
their stock of Merinos and Bed Blankets at greatly
duced prices Also their stock of Winter Dress Goods
consisting of Plaid Striped and Plan-colored Muslin de
LANES, Plaid Silks, &c. Collars, Chemzettes, Under.
sleeves and Kid Gloves, cheaper than
Being DESTROYS 10 reduce stock before purchasing
Spring Goods, prepared TO give Great bargains
in Dry Goods all who favor with their patronage
fahs-r THIRSION A REIN ARD
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Finger Rings.

W, T. Berry & Co. have just received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
BY Charles Edwards, Esq With numerous Illustrations
l2mO. CLOTH Also
THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM. Written b7 Himself
With Portrait and numerous illustrations limo. cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THEM: Being Sketches OF
Distinguished Authors Artists yeeslsts COmpOaers Sc
By @ l2mO cloth With Portraits Steel of Horace Yer
net and Julia Grisi.
MY COURTSH1P AND ITS CONSEQUENCES BIZ
Henry WikOtf. vol l2mO-
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MANCHESTER, y. H., Jan. 3o--The Know Moth.
inc Convention to day nominated Ralph Metcaf OF
Newport for Governor, vice preacher Moore, who
yyss found 10 be ineligible for the Office.
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CORPORATION TAXES.-An persons owning
property within the limits Of the corporation OF Nash
vile or who are taxable therein requested 10 call at
the Office of Lindsey and Crockett College street and
give in lists of their taxable property and polls Tor the year
1855. Office hours from 10, a NJ. 70 !, N.
A V s. LINDSEY, | As.oss,,s
iapsI-lot VIM. a. GLENN,
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ANOTHER CHANGE

TINE partnership between HICKS DAKDEN, III the
day dissolved u. II. Hicks will pay all the debts and
collect all the dues of the old business of Hicks Darden
and will continue the business at the old stand where may
be found very large and desirable stock of any articles
in his line which will be sold the most reasonable terms
for cash. or on short time to prompt dealers.
NoshviIe Feb / 1S55-lm
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Bayard TayIOr's New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; or, Pie
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor, Sicily, aud
Spain.
With Tinted Frentispiece and Title and Map. Uniforn
with A" Central Africa"
Just received by W. 7. BERRY & co.
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Rev Books! New Books!

THE NlFE'S VICTORY. BY Mrs Emma d. E.
n SOuh6orth. In vols paper. Price 70 cents.
Mrs Souhworth is the finest autboress in the country
Fer style is forcibe and bold There exciting int.
r,st in ell her compositions which renders them the most
popular novels IN the English language AsO York Mr-
"Mrs. Southsorih is the best American writer of the
age."-FRia. Merchant
She has superior and there is ehssteness and pu.
rty in all that she writes which commends her the an.
probation of every thoughtful mind "Bda0re Rezu5ii.
"She is q woman of brilliant genius. Oiies Branch
'She is the best fiction writer in the country "-Bufak
EtprsSs.
She is the most original and talented of living female
writers"-IaJie ledger.
Life in the Clearings versus The Bush. By Mrs
Noodle, author Of "Roughing it in the Bush" vol
paper. Price 90 cents.
May and December; A Tale of Welded Life. BY
Mrs. hubback. l vol. paper Price so cents.
The Mysteries of the Cont of Queen Anne
Being of the most interesting Historical Romances
written BY Vim. Harrison Ainsworth, author of " Jack
Sheppard" &c vol. paper. Price so cents.
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IS ) >.
TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS.

IN accordance with the recent law passed for the Regu
laon of the Collection of Taxes the undersigned is
authorized allow per cent interest all taxes paid in
the month of February After the LIST of August next all
unpaid taxes draw legal interest and the offer made
is at the rate of per cent per month for advance
payments. This is temporary arrangement, TO relieve
that tax payers will gladly avail themselves of this liberal
offer.
20 The Collector be found at his office at the City
Hall from O'Clock, A. NJ, till g. P. NJ. every day
feb9 A. NELSON Revenue Collector
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FOR MEMPHIS
ELECTION NOTICE.

nENTISTS will please take notice the undersigned is
our only agent in Nashville; aud those wishing
make Of Teeth will please make their purchases direct of
him. He has just received another supply Of Teeth which,
with his former stock, makes it large and complete He
has also hand few fine Of Dental Instruments
all complete aso Forceps, Files, Puggers, Excavaors
Buns Drills Bench Vices, Corrundum Files, Wheels, &c
For sale BY A. STRETCH,
formerly Stretch ORR Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets, Nashville, Tenn.
feh6-tf
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NEW DRUG STORE.

g.. I. DENovILLR. z. c. BILL.
DEMOVILLE * BELL,
no 2S Cherry ST. doors from the corner Of Union)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS, PERFUMERY, TOILET
ARTICLES, GLASSWARE,
Window Glass, Cigars and Tobacco,
And all Articles usually kept in Drug Stores in the South
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to- at
any hour of the day night by Of the propreors in
person and families may feel perfect confidence in the
purity and the with which all articles prepared
and put up. jah31
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
On Front near RFOaa! 81

BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
On Front, near Broad 81
On THE subscriber respectfully returns has e,
- thanks 10 the public for pass favors and So 81
e. hcits continuance OF patronage IN the "a
Se9<sa6Ove line, also GO
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description 81 Meal Turangs Me
talic Packngs, Balbit Metal and Castings
81 ia Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF
every description manufactured to order or repaired
short notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
jan25-tf b. COLE
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SECOND LARGE SALE
AT AUCTION.
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
February 18th and l4th, 1855.
INTE will sell al Auction without TUESDAY
w and WEDNESDAY, 18TH and l4TH FEBR U4RT;
to close out the Winter stock, comprising general assert
ment of STAPLE GOODS. and to which viii be added
general variety Of faDcy Dress Goods, and Trimmings
received BY recent arrivals.
The stock embraces: Super London and French Blue
and Black Cloths Fancy Cessimeres Black double width
Doe Skin CassmeTes Plain and Fancy S=.inet5 Blanket
Pilot and Beaver Cloths; Green White and Blue Maek
nav Blankets; Rose Whitney aud Fancy End Blankets .
Scarlet Orange snd White FIannels; Canton Iannels
PEid Lnseys; Coskings Black. Blue and Brown Jeans
Tweeds, herseys Cashmeres; P4iH Black Satin; Velvet
and Norsted Vestugs Apaccas, Oregon PGiGs Super
Plain s1d Plaid dress Silks Black Cros de Rhine Ging
hams and Prints in great variety; Embroidered Tibet
MOusln de Lane Plaid Blanket and Jersey bsWs Dress
Handkerehefs Checked and Paid GingheEs; Canvass
Paddings; Italian and American Sewing SILK Twist !.
Six and Lasting Coat Buttons Patent spool Thread .
Cashmere WOrsted and Cotton Hosiery general variety
Of Gloves Comforts DC Apron Checks; striped Shrtu7
Bed Ticking; Bleschet and Brown Durlesiics and Drill
ings; Heavy Osna6urgs; Super Sea Island Domesties
124 SheetiHgs; Bingham Umbrellas; Su pepders; PLAN
and Plaid Italian Crsvats Linen Cambria aud six Hand
kerehiss; general variety Of Trimmings Embroiderie.
White Goods, Ribbons &c, &c.
~ Terms Liberal A. g, DUNCAN co. .
Nashville, January q. l555
OUR FUTURE
MARCH Ills, IA aud 10 I JUNE .12 IS sad IA
APRIL. III, Is and L. JULY III, IS and u
MAY......l5 Is and L janS1
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With many others Just received by
febs +. HAGAN, Market street
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NASHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
nUBLIC SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS
in Hynes' Addition TO Nashville. Ca THURSDAY
the sTH OF FEBRUARY next On the premises, we will
Sc II at public sale Twenty-Five Handsome Build
ing Lots, on credit of twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed payable in
bank and lien retained
The Lots were donated by the late Col Hyues TO the
Public Schools of Nashville and sold for the purpose
of raising means TO enable the Corporation OF Nashville
and the Board Of Education TO put school system
into successful operation We hope all good citizens will
attend the sale These Lots convenient TO all portions
Of the city, near the Railroad Depot and rapidly i
proving neighbOrhood.
Our hand bills with plot of the ground, will be ready
in d few days
- Sale positive and without reserve.
IlNDSLkY & CROCKETT,
Iau24-tf No. IS College Street.
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FRENCH RAPPEE, SCOTCH l. MACKA-
By SNUFFS.
JUST received and for SALE this superior article to any
81 the city. For sale wholesale and retail at the Little
Indian, Cherry Street. J. MOORE
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Bayard TaylOr's New Book Of AdVen

- All the various STYLES and editions for sale bv
iapj W. T. BERRY & co.
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FINE LIQUORS AND WINES.
IN u PIPES fine Cognac Brandies, best brands;
lU,S "A do do do do do;
10 Is do do Bordeaux do do;
pipes Holland Gin
9 puncheons pure Jamaica Ram;
do Tne Malt Irish Whiskey;
quarter casks choice old Madeira Wine;
do do Sherry do;
% do different grades Port do;
80 boxes Claret Vine;
30 baskets and boxes Champagne;
10 boxes assorted COrdials
Received and for sale by
febG Z. CHEATHAM / Gu.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES.
on BBI.S oil Peach Brandy, pure;
~ 10 do do Apple do do;
Received and for sale by
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

In ALL sol prizes amcrntiny to-. 100000
,sy- Tickets $lO-Haves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, will please leave
their orders with Mr.. H. B. CHAMPION, who is author
lied to receive and forward hem and whom the schemes
and drawings will be regularly sent.
4 compliance with the above will save much time and
labor necessary TO answer individual orders from time
time.
.zy- Every prize drawn at each drawing.
tsg- Bills on all solvent Banks taken a. par
~ All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
Sign OF the Bronze Lions,
ian31-20d Montgomery. Ala.
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.

FOR SALE BY II. BERRY 4 co.