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~ y coiu piete ist VI the pfo-
avy made as q consequence
effect the law for creating Q
he service, and from other
'erating, deaths, &c. y which
d ut the same time with the
the cause frst above men.
Is full, and may be relied on
very particular. 1t Is as fol-
70 BIB CAPTAINS.
t, Duncan N. Ingraham,
n, John Marston,
Henry A. Adams,
VIM. s. Walker,
:, George T. Pearson,
ut, Samuel f. DUPONT,
IN, VIM. L Hudson,
In, George A Magruder,
ham, John Pope,
lph, Levin NJ. Powell,
Charles Wilkes,
Thos o. Selfridge,
/, Henry Eagle,
ian, g. j. Van Brunt,
VIM. NJ. Glendy,
George s. Blake,
lgh, Samuel Barron,
s, Andrew A. HARDWOOD.
oMoTED TO BE COMMANDERS.
ton, Cicero Price,
irfax, j. R. Goldsborough,
her, Charles s. Boggs,
J, Theodore P. Green,
:, John R. Tucker,
Thomas j. Page,
/, George Minor,
I'd, Percival Drayton,
ten, Robert f. Pinkney,
Thomas r. Rootes,
,ock, Edward M. Yard,
nedy, William S. Young,
It, Joseph f. Green,
John DeCamp,
F, Charles W. Pickering,
OyertOn Carr.
Luther Stoddard,
enck, William NJ. Walker,
John A. Winslow,
odon, Benjamin More Dove,
/, Thornton A. Jenkins,
d, John Rodgers,
John B. Marchand,
IS, VIM. Rogers Taylor,
Henry j. Hartstene,
Lee, Benjamin f. Sands,
Henry French,
ut, Samuel Larkin,
J, Henry s. Stellwagen,
try, James l.. Henderson,
+, Daniel B. Ridgely
n, William T. Muse,
IN, Charles Steedman,
Ipson, VIM. Lewis Hcrndon,
James Alden,
Augustus L. Case,
y, Roger Perry.
IorED TO BE LIEUTENANTs.
Edward G. Stout
MEN PROMOTED TO BE LIEU
TENANTS.
Leonard II. Lyme,
ley, Milton Haxtun,
IS, Robert SeIden,
lrley, Albert Allmand,
ton, Robert Stuart,
g, Theodore Lee,
er, George III. Bier,
Pend. G.. Watmough,
George W. Young,
!, John ii. Russell,
Edward E. Stone,
Thomas G. Eaton,
Ish, Dawson Phenix,
Robt. T. r. Lewis,
ord, Charles P. McGaIy,
y, Hunter Davidson,
rter, Andrew w. John on,
Ter, Stephen B. Luce,
NUT. Ra1hfagny A. Forrest,
Ho .se1sr. " Scott,
IN, Robert R. Carter,
(, Edmund W. Henry,
OK, Thomas 7. Houston,
], Ralph Chandler,
John R. Hamilton,
James Parker,
lip, Philip G. johnson, jr.
kiln, John Waters,
anS, n. randolph Breess,
ell, Oscar T. johnson,
Ips, Lewis A. Kimberly,
luley, Beverly Kennon,
llksr, s. Livingston Breese,
i, George U. Morrig,
Edwin f. Gray,
!, John G.. Sprotsor,
Bancroft Gherardi,
Daniel L. Braine,
John Taylor Wood,
", l.. Howard Newman,
9, Chas. Z Thorburn,
Richard T. Bowen,
II, Charles w. Flusser,
lum, VIM s. Lowell,
John r Esyleston,
Andw. b. Cummings,
is, Bayard f. Hand,
George E. Belknap,
Edward P Williams,
MINES, Jared P. K. Mygatt,
John d. Rainey,
les, David B. Harmony,
VIM. Gwin,
Bree, John j. Cornwell,
ven, James p. Foster,
sham, Henry Wilson,
!, A Z. K. Benham,
Robert T. Chapman,
VIM. P. A. Campbell,
, Wilson McGunnegle,
John Irwin,
lie, j. s. Skerrett,
, James A. Greer,
Charles III. Greene,
ndt, Francis III. Baker,
9, Isaac w. Hester,
e, h. I. Spedden,
|, e. K. Owen,
kle, VIM. T. Glassell,
Aaron Ward Weaver,
=, Austin Pendergrast,
II, Joseph P. Fyffee,
I, VIM. P. Mccain,
, j. s. Stillwell.
Julius g. Heileman,
Joseph D. Blake,
Eugene Ii. Oakley,
wn, James II. ellis.
fES PROMOTED TO BEMAsrKRs.
ton, W. ii. Ward,
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DAILROAD MAUDS.-yBst opened. a beam
H tiful lot OF Gentlemen's Travelling Shawls
prices moderate, at STEvENs,S
sep 2e-3t Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
IvOR BOSTON a.
Il The Schooner sEARsvILLE, Capt OH
Sears, has arrived, and win have quick dispatc6
for the above port.
For freight apply 20
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER.
sep a3-6t 1o1 Water street, Georpetovn.
TIT GOODS In abundance, and at low r.tes.
- at - JOHN F. ELLIS.
Soo Pa avenue, bst. 9th and 10th st1ests.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
~ Choice goods Of every kind at the Lowest
rates, for sale by JOHN G. ADAMS.
corner sth and l. ct, Northern Liberties.
sep 29-eo3t*
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Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribune.l
SYRACUSE, Sept. H.-The platform has gone
through the Wing convention, and is under
debate in the Republican
prohibitory addition is offered, and mo-
ton to lay the same ON the table was lost by
so to no.
There is one change on the ticket. Mr..
Burroughs declines as Canal Commissioner,
and Daniel 81. Bissell, of Livingston, is put
on. There is now perfect union on the ticket
Second DispGtch.l
ONE O'CLOCK, P. h.-The Wing convention
came to the Republican at noon, and the Wing
party organization was formally surrendered.
The temperance resolution was adopted as
the sense of the majority, but is not put in the
platform.
Nine cheers were given for the ticket. Per-
feet harmony prevailed, and all is over Ad-
journed sine do.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LoY DIS


w Ill be ready aoOu; tho twenty fourth Of DC
w t0ber
CONTENTS.
First application of Steatn-
Life CT John Fuh--EngravDg of his hrs. Boat
Life Of Nobsrt FuOn- Engraving Of his first American
Boat the HUDSON River.
ROb't Fulton and Li7iaEstons first Ohio River Boat
correct Lksnsss-!uii particulars
Lalrohe's first Boat.
First S:auhenvie B,st
First Explosion on tue Western Waters; IRON an Eve
Witness.
Maps Of the Western Wa'ers Towns. Cities and Dis
tancss lad down correctly. ..
List OF Steamboat Explosions siuce 1872; Names Of
Killed and Wounded List of Steamboats, soaI Cor
rect Viswsof Fittsoerz Wheeling Cinenesh, Louisville,
ST oGs and New orleans, IN $780, Sketch OF eaea place
Population, Business, &C. &c-
Fast Time OF Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
Last Of Steamboat Officers on the Western aieTs.
The New Stearr5Ont tA.WWith Comm ents-Llfe boats.
Disasters OH the Iakesna OF lost killed aud Houn
ded.
Ths injurious Tendencies Of N9ncpOlea
The Hugh Water in l510, 1882, lS4T.
List OF Plantations the Mississippi River.
Important United States supreme Ccnrt Steamboat De-
CisiOns
With one hundred engTavings, handsomely bound
Price Il.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents in every
town and city 10 canvassfo for the work. Address
JAS I. LLOYD Co., CINCINNATI, y,
s1S- L. d. FARNSWORTt Agent
oci4-6w Nashville. Tenn.
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SCoTr's LITTLE GIANT CoItN AND Cob


THERE features corrected with this Mill worthy oil
4 consideration and close examination the part OF
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation TO the pur
plses gned to crush aud grind corn Its great Ca
pacty, while doing immense work with extraordinary
eAse, its durability rs amp provided tor TIE complete
aud entire POI tabenes Little Giant rendering is
greater convenience plantation and farm use lmposs;
ole IL requires mechanical aid bill OF expense TO
u' 1t up farm hAnd servant put up and set one
iunurg in half an hours time The convenience with
which The sweep may tie applied to horzOntsi-asi is
most usual head and the Iaill may be easily a.
tlched where steam water Is used. The power II takes
requiring and horses The quantity and quality
pi product is 90 bushels Of good ed meal per hour
according the ,gIte OF Eneuess ground and The size
mil II the cheapest mill all thgs eonnidered, there
is before the public.
Another thing counsce Ell with the Little Giant pat
sn worthy Of noe the fact that there has been no
Patent Right peculalius hueksteripg abou the coun
y usal with the usand buDglTg make shift i'm
Elements that are gOt W trade-lnerey to get money
by selling pInIng on the patent right upon The credd
then the machine te abandoned BY all parties as
humbug he other hand the aentee and Ploprietors
of the Little Giant Mls. believing thatIhe! canend de-
ernined that they will supply Tue AgrcauraiIsts and
stock rasers ofcur country wiih superior MIL are PEI
ansny engaged in the business and nave over one hun
ded Thousand dollars invested the manufacture OF these
mills the East est and south OF thes estabsh
employ ing sOiey this business SO high
these mills aprecaed thai four thousand have been
sold within the past eighteen Onlhs and the h'agiest Sno
he extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural inSle
the United States have eagerly sought an inter-
est iu their manuisctule and sale
No implem. has Tee thoroughly tested no one
Of the knd has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics lnsGles and Agricultural Associations
aud by of substantial, practical utility ano
merit have fIgrly gIOund their way into every d4
use and opuI4r favor ,han Seotts Little Giant Corn
OBJ Aill Orders promptly iised. ... ..
LlDeral discouAt 10 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
octl-if No 40 Market t., Nashville, Tenn.
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

4tO PACKAGES fresh and Genuine MEDICINES,
fIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &C. Received and
TO be sold at The lowest prices by Il. WELLS,
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
street, Nashville june24
- Pocket Instruments. assorted. Just received hy
une2l I. WELLS.
n DERFUMERY.-5Od dos. C5IOgnes and ot1sr fine
l. IdileFte Ua'eys assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
COSMErICS-A fine assortment
LAIR T0NiCS, Hair Dyes. Gloss Powder puts and
boxes assorted.
CURLING FLUIDS, Pouatuns, OILS, PAilocOnsss,
MIrroDS ;fc.
TolLgTrE and Shaving Soaps 100 doz;
OD0NTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH.
FEagoring Extracts, t.V assortment Reesived and
offered cheap by T WILLS
I j Hyd. Potass, loDIyE. NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecae Opium Colocynth Rhubarb, Scamony
Mayapple, Golden Seal. All offered low by
june24 l. WELLS.
StARSAPARiLLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
= BULLS, G4izOtts TOWNSHIPS, CarPsnt6r's SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of SaIsspatilla
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-H BBLs and hdy
ID pipes Cognidc Otard Duprey, Signette and CadH-
payne BrGndies Madeira Port sherry, Muscate WINES.
4 ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SClINAPPS.-A
IA popular remedy for diseases of the hldneys.
DOhTER-London in pint and quart bolties;
ISLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Csssts, Medical
u Saddle Bags Gane Bags, Trusses, Shoulder Braces
II ydraulic Gene It and Plaster of Paris of su
! L perior quality.
yTAHGISHES Flu niture, Coach, Demar, Bro9 ana
B@aeG JtPan, lron Leather, instrument and Picture
Varnishss.
NOLD LEAF, GOLD Foil, SiJosr Leaf, Red, YsIdon
VI and WHIT b. oAzes
I sRUSiIES-73 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth
ID Paint Dusng Sweeping, Scrubbing, Pcona, Stencil
Horse. Comb, Shoe Stopping and YGrnish Brushes
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
u jlae3i I. WELLS
4 RTiSr'S COLORS.-9! dozen fresh assorted
"A CoIofs in inhsxibie tubes, well assorted.
q, rICES; 1850 Lbs. Pepper, SO lbs Pimento,
; Cloves, Cinnamon Mace Ginger; Ground Spices
Vermiceila; Sparkling Geetine, Bitter Almonds Pre
served Giuger
OlPES, Marbles Gun Fln;s, Percussion Caps Our
I Waddug.
COUGH Candy-65 d,zeb uowe's Cough Candy
! J and New England Cough syrup
fUSr -FraAkT0,t LOaSSriie, Lerihgt0a ana
VI Cincinnati. Received and for gale by T. " Ellis
s,NNE PEN AND POCKET KEiE ES.-Ass'd
4 PORT M0NAIES every sha 20
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Wei
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS - 5000 Casdfor.a
y NlpoJeon BdrrjGS, Leoad0ry' jenny Lfed Sgps;
IS boxes Hdg Que6R and Fine Cut Chewing and Dutche
smoking rObaccOs For sale low by I. WELLS
DLACkIEG-4O gross fresh Paste Blacking
ID STARCH, IS boxes STAR CANDLES, q boxes,
ALCOHOL Yinegars IPhiykgS GINS, Rdm5 IS bbls
LINSEED OIL and SPTS TURPENTINE
PURE WHITE LEADin IS, 80 and lt0 lb kegs.
ZlNk WRIT PAINT, 6ile French IN % md 80 u ksga
Received and for sale alta small advance by
jupe24 1. WELLS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IL those indicted 10 the estate Of Christana hauser
y decd by note account, or otherwise end those Wfo
hold claims oyans said tate, are feTeoY no1s 70
the same with the Clerk ofthe County Court OF Vlds
Jouary in the State of Tennessee, according to law
nyL-;,I. Oct ,55 Administrator of q. Heuser.
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-, 81 S s I. 3. Q 100
rs 7, 90 P,i4as Il,iI1 amnuptinr 10 $50 600.

4OS Prizes amounting 10 $50, 900.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing. and paid, when
due in full without deduction. Orders strictly condeh
e Drawings sent TO ORDERS Registered letters al my
risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par
Tickets SS; Halves 81; Quarters 50.
- Address JAMES WlNTEk Manager, Macon, Ga
OR BOX NO. lab, NASHVILLE Il. o.
sy" In all cases Orders will be promptly attended TO-
Oct27-td
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ID. ID. COPP,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDIE MERCHANT,

A DVANCES will tie made by the subscriber on con;
sicnments of Produce generally TO the aboTe named
house 0ooEi ~ -,2 rz1H1n,
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}. Ii. CURkEY,

CAbIhE1 LINK AND UHLEhIAAkh
ID E65S LEAVE TO inform hIs and ths .ssz.-
ID psbhc geoerally ,hA he constantly ~1-as-sA
hand Collins OF eTery description, from The PiHnsss
erVans TO the line Metallic aIrgat ala airexhaused Get
jns, the Oest preserving the Corps; geher
With good heGrSes and HOrSes and everything necessary
1f buf1as
All order left ~areoon, Sc 81 Cooper building.
berry street, Sl o. proGptiy attended b0th day
night mySl-d J. II. CUkREl
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
ElIs tJEfs@ ss-.Ez gzEszs Ead-E
-szEs2. zs..s5sA se=ssss5555z- 49,

nN and after Thursday. November lst, 1885, Trains
I } will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at $40 A N and g. N; arrives al
Thompsons at 5 10 A. and 90.
RETURNING.
Leaves ThOnDson's S;45 NJ: and 5, II; arrives a
Nashville lO:25,A NJ, and 80. Pm
On sundays Train only leaving Nashville at T. a. m
and Thompson's az s As, a
The Stages Of Carter, Thomas Hough connect with the
Trains al Thompson's
Through Tickets 10 Memphis, Waynesboro, jackson
Tuscumbia Florence Columbit and Pulaski, be pre-
cured the General Stage Office under the VerRndah Ho
tel. Il. ANDERSON,
nOv2-tf r. Eng. and Sup't.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER RILEARD A.,
MANUFACTURER. no. AZ, Chatham Street Eew-York.
HUCCESSORto 20 PETER and GRORGE LoR1LLARD, offers
for sale ali kin IS of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars Price Current can be obtained by ad
dressing as above This Establishment is one Of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb lA-ly
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YnIrNG AMERICA.

f.NTS wanted m eyery county IN this and adjoining
States 10 sell tie above new ana improved COtNN
, COB HILL. TO sli suoh rare chance 10
( money will lie offered Exclusive State and County
= CO viii be disposed OF unusually fair terms, by
& alton 10 the PtoorictoT.
FARMERS AND STOCK HAISEitS,
~ r. sou a Com and Coo NH unsurpassed IN the
+, aud whica cannot be superseded by past or future
sons It is the very Mil which every Farmer and
kaiser should have; il Will crush from TO 10 bush.
m and Cob per hour with one borye is easily fitted
I'D managed weighs so lbs and all contact OF the
ing surfaces prevented, will last any farmer an Or
y lifetime speak thus of its durability because the
principle mas been fairly tested in the old Bark Mil.
rs 1t that wants
A MILL ON TRIAL
re month and Il it don't give complete satisfaction to
ug II there be any thus disposed, let INN 10"
*. Satisfaction warranted IN eeery cas- e, or The 1oi
sill be refunded This CrGsher can be attached 10
e, water or steam power which renders II the nost
snisnt Mil south Of Masons and Dixon's line. Ali
Crushers in the south require TOO much po"er,
liil soon wear cut According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or wabbng
oa wilt necessarily, out; all other Crdshe
an'5nabio to hs grand objection and the fIcpf'elOs
not dIspute t. Ia the construction Of ouNG AAEs'
have gained 20 yer and defy c0niradloiion have
gued riCto1 and challenge le word to the 5nira-
have pTevenjeda w.J5lng lateral motion, nd all are
upeleG acknowledge 1t; therefore assert ina u Is
superior 80 any other Mill am now selling ths Ten
ssus invention at The small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
-2 any one wanting good thing IS earnestly fe-
ed b r>a1lins he merits and principles OF this
10, aad order ON The Proprietor or Agents.
- liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J ?. DRCMGO0LE,
Sbsby7ile. Tenn, O.L - So Proprietor
AGENTS.
,iis Moore I Co. 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
carers aud General Agents.
Beaumont Fau Co, CllTksyille, Agents for Montgom
y county
, watkins, Pulaski, AgentfoT GILES county.
10 3 Hunt, salem, Agsntior Fraukin county, Tenn ,
Jackson cuu ", Ala.
mes b. Vance Uas;ililn Spri gs Agent for Sumner
i,-
". Hatcher, Columbia Agentf'r Maury county.
D.. y. Bell T. Il Rome Agent Tor Smith county.
K. Akin, Charleston Agent for Bradley county.
T. K liunley Bros Lludon, Agents for East Tenues-
nctl l-lvdE ri W
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VALUABLE kiVksit LAND FOR SALE
TNHk sub-enPer oilers for sale tracts Of Iad n M
IN jackson county Tenn in the Bend Of Cu-berlend
River, two Lilies above he town ot Granville
One Tract e1ntaining 265 with about 100 acr.
cleared upon which tasTe settlements and uin
suiloent or Two families and well supplied with water
Tde other tract containing $40 acres with about 10
cres cleared Upon this tract II springs oi war
and suitable places for seitlS Smeot but 10 S1dinps ex
cePt 20 laeeo barn The timer is Of the most viulbe
XII and the soil eHceed by none for fertility.
Apply TO the subscriber at GranvUle ekson co. Tenn.
s'p'9-3r'* JAMES w SMITH
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qua trUJ Cans are pronJuneed by al Eho have eK-
snlired them 70 be the best tbe market. For
following they ought to have the preference over
ali others:
lst They the eheapest-Q Quarts e. 5O Quarts 50
ID. They are Improvements upon the WInehsl Can,
the is held in its place BY HIDge aud cumDel-
ed 10 make the AIR tight
90. Ours made Of heavy tin and by the best work
meneannot fail II compared WITH auy others, 10 6s pro
nounced as very far superior
4th TIE only draS back is that thew Of Nashville
manufacture For # we bad brought f, N Cincia.
matt "dOTn East" aud added strangs ther
there IS doubt but that might have sold Inferior
article ri q much ad7an eed price.
We have also for sale McPs tor cleaning out Fruit Cars
ar article of great consequence
aus2g SNOW MCKENZIE 4 co.
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SURE CURE FOk CANCERS.
MY WIFE having labored under her breast Tor
III sometime end having tried different tresimsnt.
concluded 10 undertake 10 myself and less than three
months affected complete although she had been
given up by her friends being beyond the reach OF any
cure she has for the last year enjoyed beerheah hsn
bad Tor many previous and has since gwen birth b.
hne child, which she herself have also treated
several other cases. and have with the success
NY Treatment is not ths using Of tho Knife CanSic
Mercury but il IL purely Fegssbls. also profess to
other Diseases such Female Diseases and Uleefs
Seroula Piles md all disesses originating 10 like
Ali ask of per- afflicted with any OF the above
named diseases, give trial Where there no
there shall be charge Further inoruzon can be
obtained by calling me. by letter No l27 North
Market street. JONATHAN THOMAS
iuyS-6m WdG
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FOIS RENT,

INHAr well known stand 80. g. Lower College Street.
ouly e yards from The Public Square II has jus:
urdsrg thorough repair. and Ell adaped svegv
knd o. business, parucularly fsmdy GToesry or
Bakery and ctOn4ry Sore. the xIuIes the house
oeiug complete for either business. vii eut on liberal
terms Possession Immediately. Apply lie premises
n sepi6-u A MORRISON
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Havana Plan LOTTERY.


JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
IBy Authority of the state Of Georgia.
MACON, GA,
This Lottery is conducted the plan o.! the Royal Lot
terv of Havana Of fsingle numbers- drawn at CON
CERT HALL. Macon Ga, under the sworn snperin-
tendence Of Col. Geo. VI. Logan and n. Nisbit,
Remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing and
paid when due, in full, without any deduction.
GRAND SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER 10.
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
Tickets S5.-Haives 81 50.-QRarters 81 25.
~" Every priza drawn at each drawing.
t4g- Bills on all solvent Banks taken 81 par
ISS- All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign ofthe Bronze Lions
Montgomery, Ala
rSy- Thos. Welsh and Justus Wyman, kSqs, SworI
Commissioners TO SIDefntend the Drawing.
s7s- Parties wishing TO order Tickets IN the above
scheme Will please address SAML SHAS, Box 35S,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when tickets will be inlme
diately forwarded to their address. no79-
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MEDICAL.
PURE DRUGS AID CHEMICALS.

n LARGE invoice of Drugs, ChcmeAis 0ils, 90
80 Paints Dye Soff Instruments Psrfun:ery Fancy -
"a Goods Brushes, &e, just received snd Tor sale H
! Al small adyarce upon Eastern eesi, ey
A. STRETCH.
Wholesale and Eetaii Druggist
Corner College and Union str Nashville Tenn
Ennlish Wina (1alchiuyn koet Splfu!as.
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pEyNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
Z Tith Western Northwestern, an Southwestern States
bv continuous Railway direct. This road also connects
al Pi;;sLurg with Gay ne of Steamers TO all ports
the Western Rivers aud at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Srarers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
The most Sgect cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the Great Hest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
- S FnpS Fss,PaT Ry AZ "oOuS 75c per 1OOib
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bales, Hardware, La 60c per 10Oib
THIRD CLASS.-Arvils BaggDg, Bacon, ro ~ , oot,
aal Pork in bulk, }, Hemp, &c..-... ''' E'' i''"
FOUETi CLANS.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, ,no -ar ,oof,
and Pork PACKED Lard and Lard Oil, Nv W
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila-
drlia be particular TO HsIIE package Cd Ie'1isyt0daa
Rf3rn1g" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF this
Road Philadelphia or lhtsburg will be forwarded with
oat d..sula.. ~ .
FaIa,g ts,N.s Moses Potter, Boston; j. J.. Elliott,
Nu,N. Dr.. -le-d-g, Philadelphia; Msgraw koOns,
Ia!uu.ar, ,..,fc g F'ne,scus pittsburg; sprigman
= Br,yr irc.ur-l 'b:a :. ). M0Drhead, Louisville
Az; l; 4 W. ,i,.ln Madison, ind RP.clif CO., St
I,ul, Mo; y. NEc4aiI : son. Evansville, Ind.
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q. J. LDiEaEHu, .r4at .lfoJna, Pa ianl-ly
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