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PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY d CADENY LOTTERY.
BIZ AUTHORITY or TIE sEose1A
10000 Prizes Oniy-One Prize TO 8 I'i-ketsf
CLASS "
To be drawn JUNE 10Th 1856, at Concert 7-II M,crn
ga. under sworn SuPerineldenee of Col GeJ A L0rrp
and Jas A. Nisbet, Esq
THIS Lottery IS drawn the Plan Of TIE Roval lottery
Of HavaDa OF Single Numbers: this ha- oniy IaCc
Numbers and the Havana Lottery 81 Ol0 Nuu6ers-the
Hgana 24g II rzes-ihs 1900 Prizes. Look your rt.r
est Now is the time.
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & soUTHAMPTol
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH zHEa
Il INGTON. Capt. e. Cavendy; HER. .<sT5sS@555sssss
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These s<SSsA$,
stop Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIEs--1e56
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BROWNING'S
Wheat ThreSf1ers.

A FEW Of them were sold in Rutherford county las
n season. Combining strength and lightness, with
capacity perform They admitted to be superior to
any offered We will sell them at the Manufacturers price
for Cash. -.------ klRhMAN b ELLIS.
may2I-1m t.w&w s7s-r -s-v
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A GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States TO sell the above new and improved COhN
AND COB MILL. To all such, q rare chance 70
mike money will be offered. Exclusive State and county
privileges will be disposed of unusually ar terms by
application TO the Proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer YOU a Corr and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the
Union and which cannot be Snperceded by past or future
Inventions 1t is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have; 1t will crush from to 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with one horse easily fitted
no and managed weighs $40 bs and as all contact OF the
Grinding surfaces is prevented will last any farmer
dnary lifetime speak thus of its durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill
10 &c '-'' a MILL ON TRIAL
for one month and If it don't give complete satisfaction, to
return tg If there be any man thus disposed let him now
speak Satisfaction is warranted IN case OF he mon
ey will be refunded This Crusher be attached to
horse water or steam power which renders 1t the most
convenient Mill south Of Masons and Dixon's line All
other Crushers in the south require too much power
or will soon wear out According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits OF lateral or Tabbng
notion WILL necessarily soon wear out all oIhe VI usners
ere ameuable to this grand objection, and the Propetos
dare not dispute it. In the construction of DUNG AMER
IcA have gained power and defy contradiction; have
lessened friction, and challenge one werd 70 ne eIne
ry have prevented wabbng lateral motion, and a are
compelled 10 acknowledge it, therefore, assert tha II Is
far superior any other Mill am now selling this Tea
nesBee invention at the small sum OF
FIFTY DOLLARS.
And any wanting good thing, is earnestly re-
Quesied the true merits aud principles OF this
Aill, and order from the Proprietor CT Agents
liberal discount made 10 dealers
J. Z. DROMGO0LE,
Shelbyville Tenn, Oct. '55 So Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Ellis Moore Co., 81 Market street. Nashville, Manu-.
facturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fall Co, ClArksvile, Agents for Mongom.
cry county.
Ab Watkins Pulaski, Agentfor Giles county.
VIM. Hunt Salem, Agent for Franklin cosnty, Tenn,
aud jackson county, Ala.
James b Vance, Castlian Spri gs, Agent for Sumner
county.
J. ". Hatcher, Columbia Agent for Maury county.
W. Bell, p. NJ, Rome, Agent for Smith county.
] K. Akin Charleston, Agent for Bradley county.
W r. Hmiey d Bros, LOudOn, Agents for East Teuues
.s Octl4-lvd&iri-w-
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CHANCEItY SALE.

CHANCER1 4 SAbEs
DURSUAET to q decree of the Chancery Court at Car
i thage, made in the case of n Neely VS. Nicely and
Others the undersigned will se on tho30th day OF April
1885, on the premises the late residence of VIM Neey
decd in the county of Smith, slaves and 357 acres of
land The slaves will be sold on IL months time and the
land on l and years time. A. MOORE,
aprl2- Clerk 4 Master
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
FOR SALE.

FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville near the
n Nolensvile turnpike road containing ffty-one and
quarter acres, frstrate land a comfortable dwelling
house, fine spring, orchard, &c.
Also-A Farm five miles North from Nashville on the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting one hundred and nj
y feet on College street. and one hundred and forty feet
on Franklin street. having on it brick dwelling house
containing six rooms pantry kitchen, smokehOuse ser
wants rooms, &c.
Aso-A lot near the above fronting on Franklin street
two hundred and seventy six feet College street nine
yeght feet and Market street nnetyeight feet On
this lot well aording abundant and neVerialllng
supply ofgood water.
If information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property when not at Nashville it may be OBJ
tanned by application to DR.. John s. Young corner OF
Broad and Summer streets. ...
decll-6m MORGAN VANCE.
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ABRAM COSLEY. L. JOHNSON
CONLEY az JOHNSON.
successors to Mcclure q MoOre.)
No. 10 Broad, and No. 81 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
u EEP constantly on hand all kinds Of Cooking and
IN Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental; also, Tin
ware, Crates &C., sc.
Roofing and Spoutng done With neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills,
Furnaces FOundres Factories and Stills done cheap
thecheapest ianI2-lY.
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NOW READY,

MASON'S NORMAL SINGER,
COLLECTION Of Vocal Music in four parts tor Singing
Glasses Schools and Social Circles; to whehar prexed
the Elements of Vocal Music with Practical Exercises.
by Lowell Mason Doctor of Music, University Of New
York. Price, 35 cents.
We ask the attention Of all who interested in Music
Books for Schools, HighSehoos, Aeajemes and Singing
Classes to this 1rsheGs7e musical sxt-bOok-feeIng
confident that will b. found The useful work OF its
class issued Ii contains great variety OF entirely
music of the most attractive character and has
been the aim of the author TO make normal something
than name lteontans very large amount of mat
ter is printed large, clear type and of the cheap
est believe it to be the BEST OF works Of its cass
Copies will be sent for examination. by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of the retail price.
1t may be ordered through booksellers generally.
Published by
MASON BROTHERS. Publishers,
nav 14-f nos los aid 10, Duane ST.. n. Y.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL

THE adams EXPRESS COMPANY have mad ,sr>
raIg ments with the above Railroad for DAILY Ex:
Line and are now prepared 10 receive and forward
Freight Packages &c by Passenger Trains to huntsville
Decatur Tuseumbia and intermediate stations on the M
q G. and N. 4 c. Railroads Small Packages at reduced
rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily at o'clock m
y Freghts to be forwarded by Express will De called
for without extra charge A. K. HOLT
anrq Agent.
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FARE REDUCED TO sl2 so
E&sR

FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS,
WA Tenpessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia,
v Waynesboro and Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
$50 miles railroad and l65 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
ply at the General Stage Office, opposite the Post Office
dec2o-tf
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MAYUFACF0RY
EBEN FULLER,


Successor TO Hamilton Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER.
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts..
Nashville Tenn.
n RATEtUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this ManufacOry since its establishment the Pro-
Petor feels determined to merit continuation ofths same
in future. -.
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work. consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
sOe House Servants Shoes, Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco a1d Hid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
~ Banner, Whig Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements aug24
NEW GAS FIXTURES.
z UST received very handsome 10. Cf HANDALIERS
- and other articles in line and if you ntesd
b have the Gas IN your house, you cannst ind more E
vorable time for selling cheaper than ever ard
have the very best workmen employed and guarantees 10
do the very best work.
We have all kindsOf Fixtures from the large Six Lrhs
Chandelier to the pisnest Pendant We have
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living OF
the lin OF the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
ChGndaiiers, and other materials until the Gas pjss
reach their premises.
Gas Pipe WoRK Of all kinds either fer SrEAN or G
done with despatch. Apply tOJ keDdricS, the ocs
OF the Gas Light Company.
ulys Ell DAVIS 4 C.
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JEW DAVID, OK HEBREW PLASTER


VIE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, GOut, Pain in d
Side, Hip, Back Limbs and Joints; Seroula Kings
Evil, White Swelling Hard TumOrs, STIFF JOINTS all
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Is applied pain canno
has been beneficial in of weakness, such Pain
and Weakn in the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness
lection of the Lungs in their primary stages II destroys
hamaton by perspiration.
James Boyd, Pickens district South Carolina tesges
that, by its alone he cured of rheumatism
of his knees, Of several years standing.
The following handed us By respectable Physician
in Georgia:
Messrs. Scov & Mead--Gents: have been using yorr
Lverwor and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
practice for three past and it is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority all other articles
with which acquainted the purposes Tor which they
are recommended. The Hebrew Plaster especially, an
universal penaeea for local pains have also found
excellent application for SPrans and Bruises II gives
VeIsal satisfaction wherever used. SIS 0SLIN, N d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853.
TT Beware Of COunterieits and base lmitatiOns
The genuine will in future have the signature Of Z. Tay
lor the steel plate the label the each
box.
Purchasers advised that countsret Ofhis
ticl n existence.
Tae genune is sold by u.s. and by agents appointed
thrO Igh he South, and no pedlar is allowed to sell IT, Deal
urchasers generally cautioned against buying Of
any regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed up
on by a worthless article. SCOVIL q MEAD.
the States, TO whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Evin Brothers, Berry 81 Demoville A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and e W Hendershott, Nashville,
Tenn and by all other Druggists through the State.
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For thc Complete Cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Influenza. rSthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Of BLOOD end ALI other Lung Com plants
tending tO <oasumPGiOn.
d 3 d d i q d 8 q "a I9

HIs preparation getting into use all over our country
l. The numerous letters receive from various a.
neghbohOods, warrant in saying it is OF the best
not the very best Cough Medicine before public
1t almost invariably relieves and unfrequenty
the very When all other Cough Preparations
have aed this has relieved the patient, Druggists
in Medicines and Physicians testify. Agent
in nearest what has been his experience of The
effects OF this medicine If he has been selling
length Oftime he will tell you Is the best medicine exan
Below give few extracts from letters
ed lately regarding the virtues Of this medicine.
DIR. 5. ). Oslin, Of Knoxville, Ca, Says:-I have been
asng your Lverwort and Tar very extensively my prac
tce for three past and, tits with pleasure my
belief In its superiority all other articles with which
acquainted, for which u Is recommended.
Messrs Fitzgerald Brenners writing Wsynesxe,
y. C., says:The LverworJ and Tar is becoming daily
more popular in this country, and think justly All
who have tried speak in cOmmendabie say
MS very oenenealin aeFiang the complaints for which
Is recommended.
Our Agent in Pickens District S. c., Mr. s. r. McFaU
andrecommendsit to his neghbor He gives an instance
ola negro woman in his vicinity who had been suffering
with disease ofthe Lungs for years. attended sever
cough, who was reieve ed by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such are the good reports hear of this Medicine from
al parts Of the South For report of the surprising
has performed in the Western and Northern and Eaern
Ses we would invite the suffering patient TO read the pam
phet which accompanies each bottle. To all say have
hope, have hopel
Try Mediciner Be warned in seasonl And neglect
not that cough which daily weakening your constitution
irritating your throat and lungs and ving that dread
disease, Consumption, when soothing healing rem
edy can be obtained Rogers Syrup LyerWou and Tar
Beware OF Countereits and base limitations The genuine
aiole Is signed Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per Bo tie, Bottles for Five Dol
lars. Sold wholesale and reiail by SCOVIL & MEAD,
III Chartres St. bet. Cont and ST. Louis Agent
for the Southern Sates whom all orders and applications
Tor Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
Wells, and G. w. Hendersot Nashville Tenn and by ali
other druggists through the state an12-doSTrwly.
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Wilbereafer form Weekly Line TO Philadelphia sailing
eysy Saturday alternately from Savannah and Charles
ton, as follows:
The keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
inc Saturdavs-Apr 18th and 26th May 10th and 24ih
June 9TH and 2ist Leaving Philadelphia ths alternate
Saturdays
The State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol
lowing Saurdays-Aprl 5th and l9th May Sd, I7th and
8st June 4h and 25th. Leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate Saturdays,
In strength speed and accommodations these ships re
faly equal 10 any running the coast Inland nav9
ton 100 miles on Delaware River and Bay two nights S
.-r>
FOR NIAGARA FALLS THE LAKES AND
CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lines both at Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through TO Niagara Falls or
buffalo in l6 hours from Philadelphia Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping at Philadelphia and inter-
mediate points for sale by the Agents IN Savannah ana
Charleston. ~ .oo
rsy- Fare to Niagara Buffalo, $2S; to Elmra, s26;
20 Cauandsgua, S27. - ,,u,,,
Agent at Savannah, c. A. GRElNER
Agents at Charleston, 7. 5. d I. q, BUDD.
nj md
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FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO

WA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Columbia and
v Wavnesboro For seats apply at the General Stage
ONCE Leaves Nashville Sundays Wednesdays and tri-
a., a. az a m dec22-H.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
RAILROADS, sc.
Pennsylvania RAILhoAD.

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GRAND SPECULATION FOR SHALL ~ :
VESTNENT!
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YOTNG AMERICA.

GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States to sell the above and improved CORN
ANDCOB MILL. To all such, q chance TO
mike money will be offered. Exclusive State and county
privileges will be disposed of unusually tai terms by
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FOR
PHILADELPHIA, KEW YORK.
&C., &C., &C.
SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINES
CABIN PASSAGE 800; STEERAGE IS.
-,
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THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN & GRUBBS is this day dis
solved by mutual consent JO e. BRowS is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation &c
JOSIAHG. BROWN,
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ray Of English musket for tine supplies Of which to the
Central American republics che has always enjoyed the
monopoly some twelve hundred excellent Mimic rifles,
which, In the hands OF skilfu Bsl9ians and Germans
form - Efficient Of defence any equal number
OF vol drilled European troops Mr.. Shay Is now again
route for Havana.
There are now the Isthmus OF Panams . number Of
ficsrsgusn refueees-amopg them Senior Guardeloups
Saepz, formerly holding an important station under
Chanoro In Nicaragua. Fearful allie OF residing either
IN Costa RIGA their IN State) Of the joining
repablics, they patiently awaiting the expected
DOWNFALL Of walker Meanwhile they occupy themselves
in making observations the rush Of Americans
the tbmus end Wardrg dispatches to Costa ca BY
the semi monthly line Of British steamers Senior Sasnz
bad the satisfaction fev Gays since in being
tai In stopping Captain Bell and twenty California advsn
turers bound to Nicaragua by erins protest at Pa
against heir BY the English steamer for
Greytown On ascertainng the character OF his pAssen
gers, the British eonmaDder refusei to sllov them
board, second attempt to emba o. AspinwAll IN
small Schooner frustrated by the New Grsnaaisn
government This Il In accordance with the late
plimentary address from the New Granadfsn plenipo
tentsry ct San Jose to the Of Costa Rfca
ccpgauating President Mora his late victory
Walker.
sencr Cavicsnd and suite. wife and two daughters,
late BIZ azan Min,ter Ut Lima has been rendered the
position the government OF The United States
He arrived at Panama by the last British steamship from
Calso, ard took passage the 9th inst for Washing
FIX Gov John Bigler of California (brother OF Senator
Biger), also q passenger board the Philadelphia
or New York, vie Havana He has occupied the guosr.
material chair OF California for tour years, two terms
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1855.

Central American Etucauon gocey reported foB sided
dnnng he ear: II aided Marsh !. 1855.
Phladephia kiueaasn Society have aided ~ IL Of whom
The c.al Of didsies - reported wsrs-To,o
eice. l0s; Coleg se, -; AcademicA In all. I99.
he Treasurer OF the Central American Kdncsion Society
gregaropa collections and the donations Individuals esO
Al; AID In egAces g ~ g. Making Altogether ,6 49,
The 1reasnrer OF tbs Phrsdephla Education Society
ported last ear OF S9Oe 49, the receipts from various
souroes IN addition s0 u. Making the total fer The year.
funds reported for the current year. 1898 H.
Judge DARLING. OF Philadelphia, said it was question
of how far money could Be juoicously aud economically
cation In AL their operations conaected with this sub
ect be thought there had been great mistake and he
believed that thsse matters could be better managed by
aid merchants, who accustomed to trans
act business, than by minister's Tney not sup
pcsed to understand these meters we'll those
this subject cane up for discussion, II God spared his
s he would present bis views upon the necessity of
change In their operations in regard to collecting and
dstrbutna the ORGY to be applied to these
The report then referred to the committee,
posed fcllows:-Dr. Ara ID. Smith, Rev Fl. Curtis.
Pref George E. Day, Hon. Arnold Nandain rreadwell
Ketohum.
The election of delegates foreign bodies was made the
order Of the day for Monday next.
Dr. BENAN OF Troy called the attention Of the Chair to
what be considered very important msttrr still
pending e'ors themand that the raising Of fuud
fer church erection. There deficit nov OF from
So COO TO 81 000 and he hoped the assembly would
slider the subject at the earliest practicable moment
Dr. ADAMS read invitation from the officers OF seve
raj benevolent institutions to the assemb that they
would at time during their 'essions visit them,
which accepted and after closing de votionA
cses the assembly then adjourned att O'Clock p. NJ till
Monday next at O'Clock A. N.
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hus hat tnco 6e q The Board
have synods So 96 minister's Ill
churches and So 096 msmbers Since ls40 wo afer
tie division the church. have increased IL Synods So
Presb, tees GAG Minister'S 46 churches and l0 S2l MON
ber
ought stimulate and urage 70 greater activity ber
atty and although much has been effected the
divine eseirg much remains TO be pshed
vastly greater results might be obtained with Gods hep
exerous and eacrfces and sup ocatons in
coerespor with the immensiy OF the work be done
the greatness Of obligations and the vasness OF
Ike grea pleasure stating that they hsve du
ring past year. still urher Increased the average appro
prsop 10 missionaries, Of whom consequences Of
,malne and the living
of greater We aso grAihed
beng say people also during year,
nc the salary paid By thom to their Minister'S
The pcrase In the appropriation made By the Board
to the missionaries during the past IL 81 49, and the
their salary paid b their SIS
making total average increase Of SIS 70.
The tubjoned table shows the Der Of missionaries
employed in the different States the auspices OF
the B ard