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COTTOy PROSPECT AND PRICES

The New Orleans Pcayune of last Saturday hiss
the following remarks upon these interesting topics,
Very contrary opinions prevail as to the proba.
bic course of that market at the opening of tina
next season. The question Of supply being the
first starting point on consideration, will naturally
command an unusual share of attention, and will be
watched with more than ordinary solicitude, since
the experience ofthe last few years clearly denotes
thst consumption is steadily encroaching on the
growth. The crop prospect thus far Is good. and
we have the decided advantage of being from two
TO three weeks ahead of last season. This is so
much gained, but we have yet to go through the
most critical period in the ripering, and the far
more important stage ofthe gathering, 90 that any
surmise now as to the yield would be indiscreet
and futile. The fall makes and on that the whole
question hinges. If it be true that Nature very
rarely fails TO distribute its average proportion of
drought and moisture, we have yet in store con-
siderable reserve Of rain which may come down at
most iuopportune moment. But on this it is
needless to speculate. Whatever may be the state OF
the plant, the first receipts will command very high
p'icss bnt any ,ondeney to pay extsyagart rates
will he Oh csed by the recoecto that the balance
OF the ol4 cop has YET 10 be accounted for, and
that under favorable NAVIGATION, our receipts up &c
The Is. Of January may he 100000 bales in exces
OF asj year. sfsFH. $50 -aH
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Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State
THE above Institution is permanently locaed, and i:
not surpassed by similar establishment in The
United States in point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge OF the duties Of the Acco.otan
bookkeeping. 'A.as
This Department ia under the immediate supervision o.
The President OF tile College who practical book keeper
having had years experience in so1e of the ares
couniirg-hous in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superintenIeDce of JoHS A
McEwEs Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require an further
notice at our hands.
The Course of Instruction embraces beth Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures viii be delivered at night so as not to inter
with his professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
by WIN FeRREL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species OF celebrations necessary for bookkespsr or tusi-
to urdersaudyiz interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c &c
Terms of Tuition. 5.t s
Bookkeeping, by Double and Single Entry as applied
to every variety OF business both prosperous and
adverse Observation-Disclosures. S25
Commercial law Lectures including the use of books SIS
Penuanship-For twenty lessons, to be taken within
For fifty lessons TO be taken within three months $40
~ The above fees are payable, invariably, in Gdyance.
The importance OF this rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation:
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies withou. Interruption.
Merchants and business will 10 supplied with COM
pe!ent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 per week.
No student viii be taken for less than full course ia
whatever branches he pursues. .t-. L
Time required for foil course-from six To ten weeks
- Address Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn" ap27-dtg&wly
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS, ETC.-The steamer Nor
therner, which left st. Louis on Thursday evening
for this port. knocked large hole in her hull a
short distance below st. Louis. Her officers man
aged however, to keep her sfloat, and she reached
ST. Louis safely with four feet water 10 her hold.
She had 300 tons of hemp which is badly damaged.
Inc Northerner will undergo repairs at st. Louis.
The boat as well as the freight were insured.
STEAMBOAT SoLp.-The steamer Southern Belle
has been sold for $4,000 to Capt. w. Broad
well, and IS TO continue to run in the Vicksburg
trade IS soon as she is put in complete order.
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NoRTu BRITIsH REvIEw.-This valuable Quar-
tery for May is received and the contents for this
No are as follows: .....s.
Sir Walter Raleigh and bis Time
Scottish University Reform
Works Of John Scatus Erigena
Reform OF the Civil Service.
Muirhead's Life and Inventions OF James Watt.
Literary Cateries. name
!, Our Military Disasters and their Csnses
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EEssRs. EDIToRs;-The efforts being made by
soiae phiianthropc gentlemen to raise money to
enable Messrs. Grocms, Nance g. Co. to rebuild
;heir furniture factory, truly commendable, and
should be met with a spirit of charity and "nate-
rial aid" This should not be considered altogether
as an Individual enterprise; the contrary, every
person in the community is more or less interested
in If, for aside frcn keeping among US thousands
or dollars that have heretofore been cent to Gin
cinnad and other places for furniture. they also
invite to our city, and employ nearly 100 mechsn-
les; amejority of whom baye families to support,
they must have houses 10 live 10, clothes to wear
bread and meat to eat, fuel, &C., medicine when
sick, and their children must be educated, so that
every avocsticn and profession is more or less ben
Gifted By having thsm among US. But while
these truly prsiseWorhY etsoI9 sar the assistance
Of tie proErietors OF ths establishment are being
made, the poor iourrevmen who are thus thrown
suddenly out employment, should not be forgotten
Many OF them have large families TO support, and
with all their industry and economy, it was Diff
cult for them, IN common parIanoe, to make both
ends meet, and they have nothing TO live on.
Some of them had jobs, which, at the time Of
the burning of the factory, were unfinished, while
Others were compleled but not delivered, and ac-
9ording to the usual regulations Ct shops they can
not receive anything for their labor, though sode
Of them had lsbored several weeks on The iobs
they had undertaken. Will not some of our
wealthy and influential citizens take The poor Jour
neymens case under consideration and try and
rsise funds Tor their relief They will have their re-
ward Respectfully JOHN.
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TIM CARS IN KSoxvMLE--The cars on the East
Tennessee aul Georgia rail road run into Knox
vile on Yesterday evening for the first time, and
Nil continue t. run regularly from this time for
wa>ls Too much praise cannot be awarded the
officers of The Company for the epergetic nsnner
with :shieh they have pushed this to completion.
We are noW within eighteen hours Of Nashville
snd about thirty hours of the Atlantic Our space
this morning will not permit ia to say more
Standard
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GcT The -four which We spoke of day or two
ago as being manufactured in this city by HANoND
d Co, We neglected to say is for sale by ]. T
BARNES Co. and J. N. HAWKINS, on Union street,
and by J. 7. GIBSON on College street.
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81 One of our stingushed predecessors, NJ.
4. Lose, ESQ., now Of Florida has been spend
ing few Gays in cur city. He is now in robust
health, and occupies prominent position in the
democratic party of florida.
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s1S- Now that The X n. Convention at Phile-
deiphia has exploded, and every fact worthy Of 10
tlce daring ia existence has been made known to
The world through the New York press, the dele
gates that fema'n behind representing no political
power, "o-"o@i"g, have gravely concluded to re-
move the injunction Of secrecy, and hare ab5oIvsd
peIhptrs iIGta their oaAs 10 deny the ezs.ence of
such an order. This is a wretched joke indeed -
hen iHe secret is cut, the story told, the oaths
that once concealed the little dos the mnmrnar;os
and mysteries of the inner Temple rent in twain,
the fat 10 the fire. the "sPoils become sour eranes
when SAN is corpse, the shroud is lfed nv
the official unde'takers, and We behold carbon and
aothngncss- CsRct5lRoii Commercial
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HELMBoLD,s GENUINE PREPARATION.
HEIMBoLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED -.
GnNPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses aud all diseases Of the Sexual
Organs wlehern Male Female, from whatever cause
thsy may have originated ond 10 matter of how long
standing.
ven have contracted the terrible disease which, when
once seated ia the syse n, viii surely go down from
generation to another. undermining the constitution
and sappng The very vital fluids of life do not trust your
self in the hands Of Qlacks who start Up every day IN
city like this and fill ;be papers with giarng fasehood
well calculated deceive The youug aud those not
quaned with their tricks You cannot be TOO careful IN
the selection of o remedy in these casss.
The Elud Extract Buchu has been pronounced oy emf
physicians the greatest remedy known IS
medicine perfectly pleasant in its TASTE and yert innocent
in its action md vet thorough hat il annihaies every
particle the rank and poisoreus virus OF this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease 10 the blood.
Constitutional Debility brought on BY seeabuse most
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hut
untimely graves, thus blasting the brilliant
hopes Of parents and hghting in the bud the glorious
ambition of many noble youth, be cured by this
lafjible Remedy. And as medicine which must bene-
fit everybody m the simply delicate to The confined and
desparing invalid equal to be found &c ting both as
Cure ard preventive.
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OF Our friends, W. P. HH4s at Troy, 0bion
county, and l. NJ BEsTLY, at Lawrenceburg, will
accept our thanks for clubs of new subsc; ibers We
have placed them in cur book Of remembrance.
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THE Two GUARDIANS; OR HOME IN THE WooDs ,
-sach is the title of an exceedingly interesting
novel, by the author Of ''The Heir of Redclyffe, /"
DC, for sale by W. 7. BERRY g. Co. This novel
is excellent, and we cordially recommend it to
novel readers.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Col. G. O. ToRBErr and Gen.
T. r. ZoLIIcoFFER, candidates for Congress, viii
address their fslow-citizens at the following times
and places:
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTORY.
S1LEAN MILLS,
SVRl RYVILLR fFNGrASRI


SHzlBYvILLg, IESETssEE.
~ ILLELAED II co. Manufacturers Of sll kinds Of
VI COT1ONADES, APRON GYECKS, sPL4LD9
AND STRIPES IIGHTlGS, SIRLP,D OSNdB CRGS
for servants THINE, &c. .--..
large ert ultue q the above Goods can always be
found at Nessra- TRABUE Il LUCOS', No "A Public
Square, Nashville Tennessee factory prices which
have recently been re5uced fully compete with any
mandatory either North Soaih We resp etfuly
CUES city and country merchants call or Messrs. Trabu4
n iucus-Cir OILY agents at Esshvie-and examine the
Gaats, GILLELAND & co.
~ We the agents for the above Goods and re-
specially request city and country merchants to call aud
examine them We have just received large lot
lnayl- TRABUE & LUCUS
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NEW BOOKS.

I
Eaavn Ma ga zines.
aHarper,s Magazine for June.
Frank Leslie's ladies Book Of Fashion
s.esiie's ". y. Journal for June. t
Crnisan,'s Magazine for June.
Gcdeyss LRay,s Book for June. sas~ia
For saieby JSO. YORK & co.
A RMAGEDD0N.-or the United States in Prorh.
IA ecy, BY Baldwin.
Elr sale BY iunes JoHNIoRK co.
"a boxes Pearl starch; 275,oc0 Cigars, all
OO brands Jus; received aud sor sale by o0
apll = LOOMS co.
uARPER'S STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF THE WORLD-Pariisularly describing the
United States of America Cauads, New Brunswick and
Nora Scotia Illustrated BY Seven Maps 1852 royal oc-
tavo pages. 3 II Ah-
Physical Geography of The Sea. by Murray.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. By Lamarsine
Wolfert's Roosi. By Washington irving.
wikoff's Cour,ship and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Heniz.
Alone: A Novel BY Marian Hariand.
Life of Sam Houston--IllustIated.
Inez: Tale of the Alamo.
Sens oil The Sires: History OF the Rise Progress and
Destiny of the American Party.
Stanhope Burleigh: The Jesuits in Cur Homes
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual. 80
Nature ard Human Nature. By Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile of israel Potter. BY Herman Melville
Men of Character. By Douglas Jerrold.
Kate Aylesord: A Story of the Refugees 80
Cooper's Novels. Revised Edition-complete.
For sale by (uayl7l JOHN YORK L co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YOfsE & CO. have for sale the best
article OF PENS In this market.
SUPERE0H CUTLERY. a
MN NJ n an tr.- h.
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
mayI7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
~ ~

OPEN TO FRANKLIN.
ON an after Tuesday, March eth, Trains viii run
~ follows:
Mail aud Passenger Tran leaves Nashville at. $50
arrivesin Fralxlin al. ESQ sE.
.l.#. do leaves franks ~ .S:45 NJ
arrives in Nashville at. .445 N.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ais An.
arrives in Nashville At. $50
do leaves Nashville at ....-.S15
arrives in Franklin al -. S:Se = :.
On Sunday the Nail Train orig viii 90 ounibuses
will with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot
carrying passengers to or from any point In ne city, and
Carter, Thomas Houghs line of Stages win run In Gu
nection at franklin.
Through Tickets to Meuphis wayucsboro. Tuscumbts.
Florence Columbia Pulaski and Jackson BY railroad and
stages can be procured al the General Stage Office under
the Yerandah Hotel A. ANDERSON,
rrh-ly r. Eng. and Supt.
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RIHDING LOTS FOR SALE.

= BEAUTIFUL Building Lots in Hsuson's ad3ition to
y Edgefad, fronting each 81 feet on Woodland street
ALS0-Three handsome lots in West Nashville.
ALS0-A desirable lot the Gailatiu Pike-a lev
hundred yards from the Public Squarefronpg 40 feet
the Turnpike, and running back ABOUT 2t5 feet to so
foot street Apply to J.L.& R. W. BROWN,
iunel5-2w z41z Cherry Street.
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There viii be meeting OF the Democratic a.
ISOLATION Tonight. 1t is requested that there be
full attendance of all who are opposed to know
nothingism, as matters ofimportance will brought
before the meeting. s P. ALLISON, c. K WINS
TON, and Others win address themeeting
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N Gen. Pillow was in town yesterday, on
bis way home from visit to North Carolina.
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t Capt Eubree has also imposed fine Of
$50 on Lazarus Huey, pilot Of the steamer Joan of
Arc, for collision with the steamer Evansville on
the 9Th inst, at Cat Island bar and all other pilots
concerned in it.
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SALE OF LoTs.-Tbe sale of lots advertised by
LINDsLET d CRccKErT in HAs1AI's addition takes
place to-day, on the premises These lots are situ
ated in thriving and beautiful portion of the city
and those wishing to buy cheap lots would do well
70 sttend,
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E5g- According to the Acapulco correspondents
of the New Orleans Delta, the revoIutionists are
gaining ground. Alvarez had placed Gen. Comon-
fort at their head, who had routed the Government
iroors in several engagements and captured cor
wy of $780, 700. Col. 7. r. Wheat was about to
joir the "iteral army" with the rank Of General.
One Of Hess printing presses had been set in OPP
GRAFTON end paper adyocating tie cause Of the
reyolu.inn;sts lal lsen started
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BOOKS THAT ARE EOOkS,o
AND WORTH READING
X REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN; tEs12 81
VI FLOoD AND FIELD; .---
ID $50. UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE; e. .
-..- NORM STARS NEw WcRLp; KS E.-a
FIFTY YEARS IL BOTH HENIsPaERss;
EOSANPrUM NAucK;
Lives cF THE QUEENS on ENGLAND; -t
TEE PILGRINs WALsNGHAM;
HITS, LAKES AND FOREST SrRE1xs;
THE MOSEY MAKER; s.-..
SUBSTANCE SHADOWS;
TEs NIGHTS BAR ROOM;
TABLES ron CRITICS;
FRRS LEAyKs-Second Series.
MEMORIES WAfKR; ..--s
TENSKssEAN ABROAD; ia.
BERTHA and LILY;
TEE HERMIT DELL;
HoSKY Moon and other Comiealities;
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS, Thar AND The OTHER. r-
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3tf
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.Y THE VERY LATEST Nxws
'asA $51- ~ u RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION

Lou syILE June %, night-Riyer is rising slow
~ with q feet water in the canal.
ClScrNsArI, June %, nigM.-The river has risen
II inches -
Flour dull at ooa9 10; Whisky 3l:.packed mess
FORK firm at ~ 90, and tending upward; prime
Lard l0c. ~-It, - :
CINCINNATI, June IS, noon.-Riyer has risen -
inches Weather showery
Flour ve~" ecu At 0 en. Whisky 81: Provisions
hrm, but q -: = J MAJ p 0na25 90 rer ton.
Manifest Of Steam Il Z u igi.le Dean Master 81
From Pifsburg to Nashville, June ed, 1855. which
goods are now in store with Messrs Cobb Wood Co.
Eddyvie. Ky with privilege of storing, where thew can
receive the same BY paying freight.
kail Road Agent rs pigs NJ Hughes So pkgs; Snow
Mackenzie 1858 pkgs Seymour, Tanning & Co, los
pigs; Dickey hl7 pigs Ysatman II 1kgs; Nc
Cfea q TeiraSs "a pkgs; A McAIlister Co so pkgs
DAVIS Swami IS pkgs; Edwards & Harris s17 pl ss;
johnson Hcrn 27o pkgs; w II Gordon $50 pkgs; b s
weller 1000 pkgs; Brown Grubbs $40 pkgs; Ewing
Bro 696 pkgs;J W. Zimmerman 34l pkgs; Fsll Gun.
bingham 81 pigs Macy Hamilton 4s pkgs; D 4 Adams
pkg Armstrong Co n pkgs; Wells ll3 pkgs FL
LOOMS, l24 pkgs; Maxey, Mcclure Go s3l pkgx Nc
Clure Moore 20 pkgs Berry & Demoville 20 pkgs;
Patterson pkgs; d Russell IS pkgs; II Buddeke 60
pkgs McCaslin Mcbride l45 pkgs; Cram Il Shepherd
pkgs Thomas Fance pkg W Horton 10 pkgs; Lauier
Phillips 80 pkgs; Gardner Is pks; Erwin % pkes;
Hart Holngsworth pkgs; NJ Noel l65 pkgs; Leyett
Ewing a Pkgs j Smith 6ss pkgs.
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a VALUABLE AkTIcIE-China grass is an article
which, an exchange says, should be Immediately
introduced into the United States. In China Il Is
cultivated along the borders Of nee fields. In
Queen Ezabeth's time, clothes made Of it were
imported into Europe. The Hollsnders preferred
it, for fine fabrics, to those made of fax. The
quantity Of FIBRE is stated to be greater than that
OF lax. The tenscity is such that thread may
be spun one hundred sDd seventy:fve feet long
githc4t winding. lis fifty per cent stronger then
fax. 4 thread over six miles in length weighed
rrly triGe over one thousand two hundred grains
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We are panied to announce the death Of one Of
our most enterpriseing and esteemed citizens, we
sluie to Mr. CHARLES Il CoFFIS, of the firm Of q
II &. D, L. Coffin e. Co, of this city. His Re.
mains were brought up on the cars yesterday eve
ming, he having died in Columbia, while on visit
to that place. We hope some one will furnish us
with an extended notice of him in time for our next
issue-hRorUiUe Sidpddrd
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IN STEWART COUNTY.
At Halls Store, Saturday, 7th of July.
At Dover, Monday, 9th of July.
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HELNBeLD = HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT ShRsAPAhILLA, Z
For Purifying the Blood, removing AT diseases arising
from excess Mercury, exposure and inprudence III
lite chronic constitutional disease, arising from an I'M
pure state of the Blood and the ON " reliable and eec-
1a known remedy for the Of Scrofula. Salt Rheun
Scald head UIcsratous OF the Throat and Legs PANS
aud Swelngs of the BoDes letter, Pmpes the Face
and all Scaly Eruptions OF the Skins.
THIS article is prescribed hF some Of the most
1 distinguished phys clans in the country, and has
proved efficient in practice than Gay preparation oil
Sarsapari yet offered to the public. Several cases OF
secondary SYPHILIS Mecurial and Scrotulous di easss
have entirely recovered in the ncrabe wards OF our Pub
lie institutions which had for many resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised These cases
furnish striking examples Of the sautay effects OF this
medicine aTrestng of the most inveerae diseases
after the glands destroyed aud the bones already
affected.
NorcE-Le.ters from responsible Physicians end Pro-
fessos of several Medical Colleges and certificates of cures
from patients will be found accompanying both Prepare
tons.
PRCrs Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle or do for s.
=" of Sarsaparilia, " Z"
equal in strength gallon Of Syrup OF Sarsapara.
Prepared and sold by II T. HELMB0LD, Chemist, z6s
Chestnut Street, the Grsrd House, Phiadelphia
To be had of and OF Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
immedi ate attention. junel-ly
T. WELLS, Agent. Market 81, Nashville.
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So o, 90,
CAP RIO r. CO ,S

~ s46 - ~ E&e go ~ * ~ ~ -
MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISF,
NO BLANKS
Between 81 900 and 81, 0co Engravings Actually Sofa
since February La.
HEAD PRICE A 10000 DOLLARS sOEsr
IN THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS,
On the NORTHWEST Corner of Locast am
Seventh Streets
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
Country Seat a few Miles GrsEa
the City.
Watches fron $40 to $780,
Diamond Crosses worth 5000
diamond Pins frum $50 % $50
Diamond Rings Worth $50.
THIS MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISES
Inc best er offered Ia the public IN prugress and VIII
draw early in the summer,
b the Payment Of ONE DOILAll q psrs0n recall es .
beautiful Engraving Of either
The Monarch Of the Glenn
IL Chip Of the Old Blocs, or
The Stag at Bay;
From Landsser the greatest animal paintir i he world
aud numbered receipt emitting him 10 draw any II tbs
above valuable prizes.
The prizes perceive not such make up the
lotteries and raes OF the times bur of real value
slsting as they do, Of Land. COLD and Diamonds.
ESs Office for Tie disposal Of Tickets. No S. Cherry
Street. nearly opposite The Post Odice; also n Sites
Market Street. ard b. =. Williams Broad Street
Indiana, Ohio, ichigan Illinois and Wisconsin MeueT
received at par fsr tickets
AL orders addressed shall recsive prompt atisn-
iion. T. A CASWELl.
jures-lm General Agent
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IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.


At Stewards Ferry, on Thursday, 18th of June.
At Austins, in the 9Th District, Friday, 10Th of
June
At Tank, Saturday, 30th of June.
At Nashville, Monday, % of July.
AT Dunn'ssstore, Dog Creek, Tuesday Sd of July
IN DIXON COUNTY.
At Bibbs old place, on Turnbull, Wednesday, 4th
Of July.
Al Hogan's on Piney, Thursday, 9Th of July
At Parish's. on Yellow Greek, Friday, 9Th of