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Every trace Of sorrow f.dcs
Before thy deepest poesy,
Thou breathest forms ETHEREAL,
And snirit IN tha u,sl~dv "
Biographical Notice of Miss 3. Anna
Will. the American Vocalist.

Vail, the American Vocalist.
The subject of this sketch is one Of the most pro.
missing and accomplished vocalists to whom our
country has ever given BIRTH and her life affords
bright example Of the power OF talent and genius
to elevate itself above the grasp Of "iron fortune
Miss Vail was born in Goshen, Orange county,
New York, in the year 1888. Her father who
was great amateur OF music, died when she was
ten years Of age, leaving her orphan. Beiev-
ing his dau ghter 10 beFpOssessed of great taste and
talentfO for music il his last wish that she should
have musical education. Her father diving in
very embarrassed circumstances, the guardianship
OF his daughter devolved on her brother who SPAR
edn0 cKerOns 70 carry out The wishes OF his father
While looking for instructor for his sister, be be-
came acquainted with Sig Rossi who, after hearing
Miss VAIL was so pleased with her voice that he in
PRODUCED her to Sig Bagioli the most prominent
Italian teacher in New York, who, recognizing her
TALENTS consented to instruct her. Here her anna
h.iv and spnSbility of character made her great
ftvorite with Madame aud Siguor Bagioi. Impell-
ed by the laudabe ambition OF making herself in
dependent and ,lievng her bGsther from the bur
den Of her support she labored zaalOusly TO per
feet herself in her ant. Sig Bagoli 80 pleased
with her Advancement aud the feeling which promp.
ted her e1rrtions that for the last year he taught
her gratuou,ly. sig Bagio VAS rigid and severe
but bis tuition OF great service TO her laying
edge, which, aided ny her own genius bid fair to
make her one Of our most accomplished singers
Her progress rapid, and soon she was
sufficiently advanced 70 appear before the public
size endeavored to effect engagement that would
realize her long hoped Of independence She was
fortunate enough To come under the notice Of Mr..
Thie-, agent for Ole Bull, who at once secured her
valuable services for the series OF concerts which
Ole Bull is nov giving through the United States.
Her success has been great wherever she has ap-
prared
Miss Vail appears American artistic, with
out the prestige Of European fame, relying only
her own merit and the appreciation Of the pubic
Possessed Of a voice Of great sweetness aud power,
she sings with much feeling, and executes the most
difficult music with brilliancy aud effect while she
is no less distinguished tor her private worth than
for her gifted requirements in that art which is the
aud faithful exponent Of the most sacred feel
ing.
We cannot close this sketch without wishing her
the fullest realization Of her true ambition and
best wishes for that which she richly de.
serves. We have no doubt that she will become
one OF the brightest Jewels in the dadem Of Ameri-
artists and the pride Of her couutrymen.
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LECTURE FOR TUE BENEFIT OF THE YOUNG
MEN's LYCKuM-The first lecture in the series
proposed to be delivered in behalf Of this very
praiseworthy undertaking, takes place TO night.
The Rev. Jesse b. Ferguson is the lecturer,
and we are sure that his distinguished reputa-
ton, and the noble object TO which the pro-
caeds are to be devoted will fiji the House.
The lecture will be delivered at :he Christian
Church. Cherry street.
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River ana Stcambo.t Ncw..

The river continues 10 rise slowly. with Il
feet on the shoals. Orr streets are drying up
and in a few days the wharf will he fordahle
The John Simpson came up from Memphis
yesterday.
The ice still continues in the Ohio with n
rising tide; the probabilities are that that river
is now open.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY -OFFIcIAL-We publish
this morning. the official vote of this county
for county offices. 1t will be seen that Tuos.
T. SMILEY has been re elected Circuit Court
Clerk; JoHS SHANE, elected Criminal Court
Clerk; JONI K EpMUxr son, Sheriff: P GAR
RETr, re elected Register, aud JONI RAINS, re.
elected Trustee.
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FIRST LARGE SALE
SPRING GOODS
"A t a uC t ito n,
IRBY MORGAN g. 60.

TENE SALE.
nUR regular Spring Sale at Auction will take place on
" Tuesday wednesday and TEurday the 18th, 26h and
9Th Of Mar,h.
re- This sale ' designed exclusively for Merchants. AZ
Goods will b. offered heretofore in lots buyers,
with liberal PRIVILEGES tho wanting large quartilirs
We saying i Is 4 the Il assorted
Stock OF Goods that his been offered Auction
Na,hyine. Il comprises great variety; such as
- CASES SPRING PRINTS;
: cases Co, hec0 Prints, (darlD
lOcassS Lawns, asserted,
cases BiiIlautes;
10 cases small checked Cling ans;
IS cases bea,hrd Nh sim;
~ bales Sea Island brown do;
10 cases solid coforrd Oottonades;
do small checked 10;
do CAV styles do;
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CASHMEREs;
lack DorSkiu;
Black and Color,d Cloths;
d. pie;
Linen Driilngs:
Linen llurk,
Hay Linen;
Irish linens
Linen handkerchief
RLEACHED AND BROWN DRILLS;
DENNIS, assorted;
stripes and PAids;
Italian Gu this;
NesIngs, &c, &C.
Every d.'crpU n Of Whre Goods, Fourcng Laces, FIN
bru1erY, uOsery, Thread, Buttons, suspenders Pins
Needles, &C &c, sc.
short tn, re comprised this Stock almost all the
v4rie; es q Goods u usl wanted
We Vi also Offer the ~ the sale a lot OF Cut
Goods, 10 be sold - the Above, without leser'e.
Nashville, March std lRBH MORGAN co.
eE- We offering strong Inducements private sale
to all wh' buy for cash or on short lime. Give Is cal
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s5g- OLE BULL, the great violinist. assisted
by Signorina SPrNoLA, Miss VAI and FRANZ
RoTH, will give Concert of Vocal and Instru-
mental music in this city next Monday night.
Sketches of the two young ladies will be found
in our columns this morning.
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Tuesday Morning, March 4, 1856.

Hon. MEREDITH p. GENTRY, of Bedford, and
Col. 0. P. TEMPLE, of Knox, are in the city.
They have rooms at the City Hotel.
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sherinfs Sale.

DT Eirtus = rssfalaal szpeaas &c elrvc-d b. me
~ Crea c<art q bAnisoa eouny e. L. Janaary fsrun
iSt9 ~ ~ A Ne eo1ft he1sc dor IN ne 60 I Nash
We On ne ~ dag e March nsxt . ne sa hIsdsr f
eesA a. s EA uls aat ntsFtss 4 Nilism faAfL % ne
z rAs hoaNQfA otisgr e1ed fatI dad Ia te Ne IA p
49, plaa - blk No II. psrss 30 and 70 IL IN Ks
ufsrf Oce q naf2soa eezatg. Esen1nx tuenty-.seel
~ sAeh E&rsei FiFss, and Fannins ta saa kzafr
sad lls ssgsn 81 ~ incbes eaeA ne AAeye prOpefs
sk.aatsd = Is ~ q Nassvife, Daudsea eoaaiy Teaa
fetird % ss .ks fgeprrty 81 Nm kleNaFt. -.
mast tx .EpM0s peos. reputy sAess9
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TIVE arsn Of Tvin Brotbers a. Aersefore exisDs "a.
Dissolved TIE 2isg Decsnber l4st Ia esassqaenes e
TIE dFafh a watts d. Esa. The bes sbs sstsiaa b.
he sarFiFinE pariasrs
Icka H. Gsis ana WIHam n IVA siH rontsas ths
Mhorsls Drag fnsnesl - Is EArl nrirs ths
ssahrn-siys Asrsisinrs, and rssesfsy ssit sAAss
Il pubic PaEfraage- kMfN BaO'S
lanif-aatTwiH A NJ CsIixee A
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JoHN York & Co. have received the 18th
No. of Frank Leslie's Illustrated newspaper
1t is an excellent paper Gro and subscribe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Leary & Co.'S Hats.

BY THE PACKAGE.
At no period since establishments Of Firm ia 1928
have able supply customers in this branch Of
business with the quality and style Of Hat now being packed
Possessing perfect knowledge Of the markets at home and
abroad in which 10 obtain material in the raw comprising
their par-a large manufacturing department in
which employ oety Of the best workmen in the State
under the supervision Of the talent and taste employed in
producing the celebrated "Best Hats which for years has
secured to envab reputation Of Leaders of Fashion
for Gent emens Hats throughout the United Stats.
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY CO, Hatters
AsToR HOUSE,, N. Y. CIrT.
VorL Fah o frh2a-0W
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THE CAMPBErLs were greeted last night at
the Adelphi Theatre with an overwhelming
house. They perform again tonight.
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(Prom the Home Journal.)
prom the Home Jourpal)
Biographical sketch of Signorina Anna
SpinoIa, the Talented Young Prima

Signorina Spinola was born in the city of New
York, of Italian parents, from the city OF Genoa.
She showed signs Of musical taste from childhood,
and at ten years of age she commenced taking les
sons on the piano, which she continued for four
years and became very accomplished performer on
that instrument 1t was then discovered that she
had beautiful voice, when she was advised to take
vocal instruction, aud for that purpose became the
pupil of Bagioh. Berg possessed Of the means of
pursuing her musical education, she became very
accomplished artistic.
Her studies had been pursued not as prepare.
lion for appearing before the public but with view
to acquiring a. elegant accomplishment for private
life. On completing her studies her extraordinary
powers were so wonderfully developed, her eXecu
ton brilliant faultless that she persuad.
ed by her friends to exhibit to the public those bril-
liant accomplishments, which we're intended orig
nally only to delight the home circle.
IL is only necessary to hear her TO be convinced
that she is an artistic of uncommon merit her voice
is sweet aad sympathetic. with great compass and
he1ibility. while the brilIiancy OF her execution
has rarely been equaed. conteTporar saws in
speaking Of her that she is the poetic singer
they have heard since the late lamented Madame
SOntag.
Every trace Of sorrow f,des
Before hy deepest poesy,
Thou breathest forms ETHEREAL,
And spirit in the melody"
Numerous applications were made TO secure her
services but without success until Mr.. 1hies PREF
vailed on her to accept engagement with Ole
Bull; her first appearance was perfect success,
and the press teeIned with eulogms on her per-
fOrmauces, whilst every subs quent occasion she
has proved the business Of their criticism.
We congratulate Ole Bull on his good fortune in
securing the valuable assistance Uf such eminent
young artistic.
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
rOIEMAN IN

nEALERS in Pittsburgh Coal snl Coke and White Pine
II Lumber, corner Of Broad and Front Streets the
Levee, Nashville Tenn; where they intend beering
slant SUPPLY Of the above articles reasonable pT
Families and large CO nsumers Of Coal and Coke supplied
iorcontract on fair te ms janSl
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New York, Feb. ,, 1856.

The Bliss OF MARRIAeE Marry when you like There is
nothing now to prevent They must love you you love
them and wish inspire them with tender ission for
yourself Prof Rondout's book tells the whole story. He
gives you the secret Plenty Of marriages will be the result
Nobody will remain in single bessedness when he she
wed whom he or she may wish 1t is secret The book
is called the bliss Of Marriage" See the advertisement in
another coumn.-DutchuGH.
FoR BRox HITS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough, and the
effects OF impruden OF Mercury, medicine has
been discovered Nhch has effected such Carte
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation Hacking Cough,
Brochal Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The Gaze Of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call on the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which will astound you See advertisement.
E An ounce Of fact worth pound Of theory; and the
conclusive facts that cluster around that ncompar
able preparation Hooand German Btters prepared by
DR. c. NJ aGkson, PHILADELPHIA establishing its value
tonic restorative such would prevent ncreduy
itself from questioning its efficacy In all Of diseases
the stomach whether chronic, may be
mended soothing cordial renovatng influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn loss Of appetite, nausea
tremOrs relaxation and debility &C. relieved by the
Bters in short space Of time and perseverance in
their fails to work thorough See adver
tisement.
PRoF. WooDs HAIR REsToRATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald, eradicate
OF the Scalp preserve the hair falling and
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
WILLIAM l.. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
y16-ly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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SENATE
MnNnAH Msrch &.

MONDAY, March 3.
Tie principal business before the two House.
this morning was the signing Of several bills and
the usual fOrmahhes Of adjournment.
Mr. Atkins offered resolution uf thanks 10 the
Hon John Bell Cor valuable public documents,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Cooke, from a majority Of the sclec, Commit
tee appointed 70 investigate the conduct Of the
Inspectors Of the Peuitcntilrv, submitted a report
in writing exonersting the Inspectors from any vic
luton Of Jaw, which ordered 90 be spread upon
the journals.
M. Carter FROM minority Of the Committee,
presented a report charging upou Two OF the In-
spectors Messrs. Pad sui Brown, n violation OF
law, ia dealing with the prison. The minority re-
port together with Che proof, was ordered to 90
upon the Journals.
The Senate took recess for the purpose Of re-.
pairing 10 the House OF Representatives 10 witness
the formslities Of all burning that body,
Aud subsequently the Senators repaired 20 their
chsmher.
And Me- Cooke moved that the Senate adjourn
sine de-
s4S- Il do not and cannot believe that our
Constellation carries anil protects sld1ery, except
IN States; nor d. bclierc that ih trainers IN.
tented ttat 1t sboaH erteHd this instituti0u. J
6eliere il 0as framed for FAR HIGHER AND 40
BIER PURPOSES"
That's what Richardson said in 1850; and
Richardson was the Pierce candidate for
Speaker the House Of Representatives OF The
United States!
How strikingy the sentiment talie4 with
what is practical in the Presidents late Pro-
clamatiou,- WoRt. (iGa.) NaH
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t-Ss- Gov. Helm, President of tie Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad, has been Ia our town
for some day. experimenting the incajiou and
purchase of Depot grounds for said road The
contractors are at work on various portions OF
the road below rhis place, aud everything in
dictates a successful prosecution and speedy
completion of the work.-Bouliag Green StlH
ddrd
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S 100 REV A RID!
STOLEN

LROM the stable Of the subscriber the Noensville Turn.
Il pike, Nashville, Tuesday gh the 10Th inst
large BAY MARE five years DID, fully 16 hands bgh very
fat small whit spot tine left side Of her neck and
white on both hind feet, just above the hoof.
Also, Bay Mare MULE 10 hands high half Of one shoe
on left fore foot gone stands little up the right foot
four years old this Spring
The above reward will be paid for the recovery the ami
mas and thieves proportion for either Of them
GIBSON MERRITT.
Nashville Feb. 81, 1876.
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PRE- MS

II AVlNG largely increased my supply Of Rags nv the
IL Premiums offered the past year, ending June 30th
induced to offer larger amount Of Pre- NUNS for the
present year; and will pay the above premium in Of
s00 800, $50 SO 500 $50 $40 $780, 800 and 49, any
ten Merchants Pedars who will deliver from this
TO the 1s Of July 1885, the largest amount of RAGS the
to he bought outside Of and by dong business
outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
WILL AT ALL TIMES Paw THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY and issue a
ert6cate the the amount received and paid for
These certificates must be kept and before
Juy that three dsnterested merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
klOO the next largest to $50, and so down.
Merchants sending Rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combinations
sill not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsev, SILK and Worsed Rags wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
sags throughout Middle Tennessee.
iy4-dtrWGwu W l. WHITMAN.
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TO The LADIES.
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
IUsr RECEIVED, large and Fresh Supply Of
- Lubin's Extracts, Pomatums,
Bazin's do, OK Marrow,
Fine COognes, Fears Grease,
Bay Rum Crystalline P0maturn,
Fell Lavender, Boyge's Hyperion Fluid,
Rice Powders, Ni'let Powders,
Lily White, Pink Balls
Rogue Put Potts. And Soap OF all kinds.
feb'6 For sale by J. IL. McGILL.
SHELL COMES.
MOTHER supply OF She'll Tuck, Redding, PuG and Fine
n Combs. Also Ivory Buffalo and India Rubber Combs.
febl6 J, II. McGILL.
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]. T. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

MEMPHIS, TENN
COLLECTIONS made D West Tennessee, North Missis-
~ sippi, and Arkansas.
tt Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee;
The ankrrs, Merchants and Others, Of Memphis.
W. T. BERRY Co.. Nashville g. A. HESRY, Esq Csrksvle
u & B. DOUGLASS, c. Cook Esq, Franklin
}. f. Pearl, Esq. col. A NJ LOONEY Columbia;
Gen r. II. ALLLS, Lawrence ARCH McDOUGAL, Savannah.
burg.
febll-dtwEwm
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II IN una-tssns, A1miBsfstoro o. L ~ DransfoFd Dee
VII Erae ~ D. 81 q Trust sx-euied 70 tie saia L
a. Bransofd dsceaed b. Azron Wright and registered N
TIE odc- ~ he Register u baFscn coanET Ia Book Ne.
IA pagea tsf Hnt ~ arsr lor Fabc Aacian q
earhoase ia fAr tssa % NashEe SATURDAY The 1eth
daF = fshreaFy, lsst. br sazh. he HOusEs AND
OILS t1eren esaEryod. saaiad ID Nsshslie fronting
fEn-F steeg Anatred snt SEVENTY cf more lssF
ana bsng he he and nsxs der Odd Fele4
Hal. oDs a. pfssraL erape - sal1 Aaron Wght andt
ether rpntr.L ~ l. LILLY. Adm'r a
isn.6-sA IL M Rransisrl de-
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I OANERS AND BORROWERS OF MO-
IL NEH will find 1t 10 their advantage to call at
STOUT * cos, No. 46,
Front ST Sd door from Public SuuaTe
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NASHVILLE.

- The Patriot is the OF the "TJzls Whfo'
Messrs SIXTH, MORGAN Co., having purchased print
ne materials subscription Hst, &C., Of the latter
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CapitaI sl5,OOO!
LOO Prizes Amounting 70 $50. 000l

I,2UU Prizes Amounting % 500, OO0I
Tiskssn sl0 Halves IS; Quarters e9s0
PRIzEsPArABLE WfTHeuF DEDUCTION.
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last ortsfs FEaetEaF kitsnGsi &C., Ce1amuniaGtlens
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EUR T. Ia A

EUREk A.
DOCKS win be opened from and
ID after this date, 2 subscription - q ssSsSA
10 the Capital stock Of the Euresa NSrz-tf~~ ~
Insurance Company 4 Nashville, At hresASSr
the fol1Sing pieces BsI 4 Nahve: Merchants FN-
change " Gordon Coz ard johnson, Horne Cos.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


0N an1 So yoaAs FsaFsAry Is y iszs ~ Pss.psrsr
~ sraia al sAss NssAyals = Sd, a sFrvils 81
Rsa rslss ls-vs. eA>rssoesa.ss a a. ssriyas a.
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ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, COMM ERCIAL,
FINANCIAL, AND
G e N e r A A @ e N r.
Corner of Broad and Front SITS over C. Anderson's,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WILL take charge any business listed him.
w curing the services Of Agent Tor commission
irey satisfactory to all parties and in all charges
VIII be male unless ABSTRACTION is given.
The performance Of Contracts Purchase sac, and Rent
ing OF Zeal Estate in The city and elsewhere the P"rchase
ana sale upon Commission q Ponds stocks snd Pubic
Debts and Votes of every desert ton Merchandise Groce
e', all kinds CT Machinery ard Agricultural Seeds and
implements, the settlement Of and claims and col
lectons general attended 70 faithfully and mPt returns
made.
EY- Information sought and given in every department
Of business Hoping Tor only b. strict attention
to my engagements and looking quantity bu-
sness done an to etorbdnt charges respectfully So
REFERENcEs:
Gov. W. B. Campbell, c. W. Jackson, T. Motley, Bank
Of Middle Tenn, at Lebanon; Gov. N. s. Brown Fall
Cunningham Church Anderson Mcclure Back Co. Burge
Alien, Anderson, Allison Co, John Brien Esq, A. j.
Esq New Orleans; John W. Butler, Pittsburgh; j. D. Ieh
mer, Cincinnati; Edmund Cooper, Caldwell Cumming,
W. c. whtborne Esq Col. A. NJ. Iooney, Columbia; Col
j. G. Guild, Col J: W Head r. Hslum, Esq, Baker ESQ.,
Gaatin; K. W. L. Alexander, Maj d BuTord Col j. H.
Waugh Dixon Springs Dr. A. H. Kind, J. B. hoores, ESQ.,,
and citizens generally, Carthage.
900 REWARD!
d ANYWAY from the Subscriber on Friday the 2sth Dec
IL black Negro Man named AHARIE n, who calls him
self HENRY.
Said rather spare made about Ave feet nine
inches high weighs about $50 pounds with Of bis eye
out and gentle In his manners and gosee
dice when he left. lie is carpenter by trade and
hired to Coleman Spain, arpenters Of Nashville. His
clothing al good but cannot be described lie quite
intelligent and it's probable he will try and get Can
ada will give the above reward delivered Nash
vle for his confinement in jail at any point that
get him
Said negro belunps to Jo W. Allen Ct New Orleans, bu
left in my by him this fall
Nashville Jsnl1-u HEO. O. ALLEN.
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Tickets S50O-Ha4ves $780, Quarters 81 IS.
Look at This 4! Look at This /!
Havana Plan Lottery.
1900 PRIZES, 10000 DOLLARS!
JASPER COUNTY AcADEMY LOTTERY.

Dr. Authority or TIE STATE OF q EoRGTA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TfcKErsl
GLASS X.
To be Drawn March 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall. Maeon. Ca. snisr she super
n infenienes q eel. Geo, N. Legasn and Jas.
a. Nisbct. hsq.
Tss Manage wing anroanesd his deteruinaisan e
this he popular Lottery IN TIE World en-r or
March l3ih, that FAR sarpksses any scheme ever
offered The ann4s Of LOttrrics Leok yuur Interest,"
EHAmins he CsgiiAtA ~ 0ns PFiEs 20 eight Tickst ~
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