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$4,000 s

500 Prizes amounting .$6g 900
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
ETickets $40; Halves s5; Quarters so.
In this Scheme if you draw anything the lowest
prize it will be i've times the cost Of your Ticket
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid, when
doe il full without deduction. Orders strictly conhden
tia Drawings orders. Registered letters M
risk. Bills on eli solvent Banks at par.
k53- Address JAMES +. WINTER Manager, Macon, Ga ;
OR, BOX NO. I43, NASHVILLE II. o.
y In all Orders will be promptly attended to-
dec2l-td
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1000 Prizes in all amounting to........ $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
Tickets IS. Halves 81 so. Quarters 81 25.
Tickets in this great Scheme for sale by all respect
able dealers in the United states and Canada
Bills all solvent Banks taken par. All communca-
tons strictly confidential
~ Parties wishing to order Tickets in the above
Scheme will please address SAML SWAN Box $50,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when Tickets will be I'M
mediatey forwarded to their address.
SAMUEL SWAN,
Janl-td Agent and Manager. Atlanta Ga
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EI.ECTRIC nImI

Portable Plantation Corn Feed& & FIGURING Mills Manu-.
taotured from the best quality of French Burr.
DUNK MILL STONES, Ol all SIZES, on hand and made
ID to order. smut Mills, Mill irons, Mill Gearing
Betting, Hosting and Regulating Screws, Screen Wire
i2ases Irons Plaster OF Paris Dutch Anker Brand
Boiling Cloths, Of all numbers.
All clss sold By warranted 10 be Of the best quail
ity, or the money refunded.
Miilers, Mwrights Farmers, and others are respect
fully invited TO examine ny stock uI vllaspg else
where.
AlOrders and communications promptly attended to-
JOHN W. BRADFORD
mCh7-eOtwGwly Cor. broad and High sts Nashville
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMENT,

TABLISHMENT,
No. III Cedar Street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
NTHERE may be found choice and well select "a
w ed stock of I'd
Cloths, CassimereS, and Vestings, NJ
of theatest and most beautiful patterns all of which vii
be made order in the fashionable STYLE and al
as short notice be done il any city in the Union
and at prices TO suit the times.
am now receiving my stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and, being satisfied that they are by far the hand.
soonest Goods brought to this market examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready-Made ClOthing.-Coats Pants and Vests of
slknds. fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merino Undershrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
s- Garments cuta the shortest notice. Please call
and dexanlne 7. .JH0UGH
Sepl-u Agent.
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BROWN L ANDERSON,
octl-f No 40 Market ST Nashville Tenn

OEFICE MAEyLASD CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
BALTIMORE, JULY LIST, 1855. (
AL llCKETI OR CEhTIFIcATRs PACKAGES TICKETs,
II LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED THE STATE MABYLAND
sEAR LIrHOGBAFHRD SIGNATURE F. y. Brennan,
GENRRAL AOEST THE CoNTRACToR A OTHERs ARR
Owing the numerous applications from all parts of the
country, the management will give their attention
nlng of 0rderstor cSets Certificates, in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets promptly hed and the sCtest
ndenee observed.
Baltimore, under the supsTptendence Lottery
Commissioner. Heavy Bonds given the State
ty for the payment of all Prizes. The prices Whole
Tickets from 81 $50. Half and Quarter Tickets
proportion.
There less than $4,000 Prizes in Rny Lottery
which Prizes vary amount from 81 to 100000 according
10 the price of Tickets. For instance
tba
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10 NASELtILi.E: MERCHANTS.
TIRE Merchants Nashville and business men general
Is viii fad greatly their interest 20 advertise IN
the S)msrsc- hy Democrat, printed and puhllshe d
weekly bv White. narrun i Co The DemGcr has large
circulation ali that country 10 kertuckv from which
Coal and other products shipped % Nashville II has
q wide circulation G al those counties IN kenuCEy from
which merchants ~ "a Nashville buy their goods. IL
has larger Circulation 'hau other paper m the An
Congressional District Ky Car terns for advertisingG7e
very liberal. Mr James Kelly. l4j south Market st., IS
or gent and VIII stats all who wish TO adj
yerlise with Us and attend forwarding advertisements
10 US all those who prefer it, send their advertise
ments 10 US by mail.
dscs-2m WHITE, BARRON co.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
lFFIoE-CoRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at S. 90 per annum in advance
The TRI'WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, al s. 90 per annum, in advance; if not
paid in advance, s. 90.
The DAILY is published Of Eight Dollars
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 !.
Remances Of subscriptions may be made By mail a. cur
risk.
No paper will be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash =.
i5 We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arreaages paid the
option Of the publishers
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FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
TTNHE Trustees Of the Female Academy near IrluneI
Il Williamson county wish to employ teacher Tor tie
present year None need apply but those who are well
qualified to take charge Of such an institution
Appheshou to the undersigned will receive attention.
JyO. A JORDAN Sec'y Of the Board,
f.ngss-4t TriHus Post OfaoeI
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MISCELLANEOUS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
pETER TORIT1

Il - Ii a ~ -,
MANUFACTURING, No. 42, Chatham Street, ,New-York.
SUCCESSORt TO PETER and GEORGE LoRILLARD, offers
- for sale all kin of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars, Price Current be obtained by ad
dressing as above This Establishment is one of the old
est Of the kind in the United States.
Feb l4-ly
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RkAL ESTATE ron SAL;

ETABb ABLE RIAL rs IA Il FOR 81 hi..
The unde signed proposes to sell portion of the
which he resides, IL TIE county Of Mauy known
~ Hamilton place
These lands are beautifully located, well improved,
waered and mbered and pom. fertility productive
ness and hyahG,ueSs NOS surpassed, egualled bv
ANY lands in the STATE OF Tennessee There are 10 he
neighb0rhood Episcopal, Pres5yteriau ana Methodist
ruTches a. also schools male aud female IN The midst cf
al ~ good society be found IN the Southern states.
100 Acres arc offered for sale fronting the Caluu-
ba Central Turnpike Road divided INTO rlN LOTS, con.
IAjniug So -, le5, So and 29 acres severay The '
pruysmsu's consist of a BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC cor
TAGE built Of oroE containing eight rooms, wan usas-
sary JUbuIdrES; 400 Of cleared land, udtr 90"
fence oveTsesrs houses negro quarters, blalSs- Hnj
carpenter shop. mil house. corn crib &C. &c &c
The lands vail be sold either in hOcg, or IN lois II no.
disposed of 10y rst Of November, It will be "i.eea IL
public sale ~ los To professional gentleman, IueTehi
southern planter who desires BEAUTIFUL country esI-
Gonoe these lands offer great attractions lIs ra'e That
such LANDS ehered ior sale.
Address The undersigned ct Ashwood Post Office, N"ry
county Tenn.
- Pl-s Of the laad may be seen al The store Of Ma
Orr Dautt CpIUmbls, and with L. Houston, ESq, NASH
vile. Tenn
ser-ra-rt LCCIUS J. POLK.
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTO DRY.
EBEN FULLER,


TENNESSEE Boot AND SHOE MhEUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church StS.,
Nashville, Tenn
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upOr
" this Manuiactory since It's establishment the Pro
petOr feels determined merit continuation Of the same
in future.
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
Terk consisting part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
hp and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro BrOgans double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco ald Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
IN good styie 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, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
COPY. discontinue all other Advertisements aug24
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e. 5 Esssa IA I -.


TTNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic
withW Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pttsburg with 1aiy line Of Steamers 70 all ports On
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusky with
Steamers TO all ports the NOrhW astern Lakes making
the most dirsct cheapest and rsdbs route By which
FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the Great He'd
Rates between philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOots, shoes, Dry Goods To- ,,,,.
Gn bOIes,) Furs, Feathers 6c....... 'Ve per IVVD
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stationery
Dry Goods lin balesD Hardware, Lea E75e per IOOn
THIRD CLASS-Anviis, Bagsing Bacon,
ana Pork lin bulk, >, Hemp, &C. ..... ooe per Icvo
F0URTa CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacsn, l,o- ,oo.,
and Pork packed Lard and Lard Oil 0Ve p-f AVVlD
FlOur-$ per DBL until further notice
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
COtton-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
fFg 10 shipping Goods from any point East Of PhlIa
dephs be particular to mari package PsnnsyluaHa
RaILr0Gd" All Goods consigned the Agents of this
Road al PhilsdePha or Ptts6rg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREGar AGDTs-Harris. WornIev Co.. Memphis
Tennessee. X. +. sass x Co, st Louis, ). Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and Murd0ek and
tarter Jewett Louisville, ky K. q. Msldrum N4dson
Indiana; SprigmRn Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnati
n. W. Graham 8 Co, ZsnesTille, Ohio; Leech Co., No.
81 kilby street Boston; Leech Co AsOr House New
York; No William street, and Nos Battery Place New
York; E. J Sneedsr, Philadelphia, Msgraw Koons 81
timOre; Geo. Fr2ncIscGs. PIttsborR
H. H. HOUSTON, Gsaerll FSsig4 Agsns, PGiada
H. J. LOMBAERT, S1g'h AHooao, Pa.
ans t6,-tIsj 81
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TTNHREE Daily Through Trains between Phiiadelpbi,
Il and Ptsburg THE MORNING MAIL, TRAIy
leaves Phiiadephs Tor Fttsburg ct ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Phadelphia at Z, A. NJ lie FASr LINE
leaves Phadelpha for Pittsburg al p NJ and Pisburg
fol Ph lsdeph At l, 2. TIL NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PhiladePhia for Pttsburg H. p H.
Pittsburg for Philadelphia At 10, p NJ
The sboTe nes connect at HItsburg with The Railroads
% and fron ST LOUIS. no; Alton, Gaena and Chicago
III; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky.; Terra
Madison l.afa NJ ind
natl, Dayton Springfield, Belleouaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, CpnmOus Zanesvie MassiIlou and Wooster
Ohio; ALSO with the Stear Packet Boats from aud 10 New
Orleans st. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either OF the
above places
For further particulars Handblls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and most eAp-diIOuS Philadelphia
Baltimore, New ! Ork or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGEST Passsllsr LsHss PALL1ig
J. MESKIMEN AGENT Passenger Lanes P.tts5urg
Philadelphia, l358-jGrs-ly
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL

ITTILL resume its Session Monday, Sept 10th Cir
w culars mey be obtained application at her resi-
dence ). w Pine and Fifteenth Streets Philadel
phia
REFsRENCEs.-Rev. H. A. Boardman, d. D., Rev. VIM
Chester, d. d., Rev Newton Brown, d D., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. g. L. Platt Rev J. Gordon Maxwell, Phila
de phia .. NJ
Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, Secre ary of State, Judge ?. v
Daniel, Supreme Court u =, Washington City; Rev
Thomas II skinner d. d.. Rev. Joel Parker, d. D., New
YORK; Rev. George Woodbridge, p 7. Daniel, Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn, A. Crczier, Comptroller Nashville Tenn
seDt25-6m.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE,
A THE undersigned having taken the -.a--E <
SssSA Livery Stable Market Street for Esz2stf5S
AEG merly occupied by the Messrs Hammers second
door below the Nashville Ina, and oppost the Mansion
House. respectfully announces that be VIII keep on band
good horses and vehicles to be let the hiring public on
reasonable terms.
He is prepared to take Of in the best manner all
horses left with HIM either ardng horses OF travellers
His Stable is situated convenient business and he viii
keep none but experienced osters and the best proYeI
der the market will afford. Terms moderate
sep2l-dtriw6wtf W H. HOWELL
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LAW OFFICE,

M WILKIN having been admitted to practice in
81 all the Courts of Tennessee and New York. and hsv
matters Of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him
Office No 20 Cherry street 2.. uovS-tf
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PsGS-S55O IN PREHIUnS.

EANING IArEeIy Increased nv supply OF Aags o. tle
j premiums offered the past year ending June 50. l
induced TO Oer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year and will pay the above premium in sums
o$l00 sg0 $50 $40 $50 $50, $40 49, S2O and slo to any
ten merChants or .'Pedlars"-who Will deliver me- from
tins date lst July, Is56, the largest amount OF
RAGS The 10 be bought outside OF and By men do
Iug business outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
viii al al times pay the highest market prices iL cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate 10 the
Of the received aud paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the lst day ct Ju
mex so that three disnterested merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
the SlOo the next largest TO 500 and so on down
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know name 10 issue the certificate Combinations
Will not be allowed.
WOODEN, Linsey six and Worsted rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above,
learneSy solicit greater attention to saving and bGyiog
Re = throughout Middle Tenn,
iuly4-l ydtriw&w W s. WHITENAN.
F.k, -
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$14O, 0OO!!.!!
A MARYLAND Lottery
TO BE DRAWN ON THE
II AV q II A PL A NJ .

MASAazRs OFFICE rHE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec. l, 1885 =.
THE Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having bad it
J. suggested that the plan OF drawing The
HAVANA LOTTERIES
Hasits aEortes and being crafty the public
have concluded to draw
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each Month,
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor

THERE are features connected with this Mill worthy of
consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical construction and adsptatOn 10 the pur
poses designed TO crush and grind Its great ca
pacty while doing an immense work with extraordinary
ease lls durability s amply provided for Inc complete
and entire poriabeneSs Of the Little Giant rendering It's
greater convenience for plantation and farm use lnposs
bic 1t requires no mechanical aid or bill OF expense TO
put dp any farm hand servant can put up and set one
running IN half hours time, The convenience with
which the sweep may be applied to run horlzOntaes is
most usua-Or over head and the mill may be easily at
tached where used. The power takes,
requiring one and two horses The quantity and quality
Of product IS TO 80 bushels of good feed meal per hour
according TO the degree of neness ground and the
mill 1t the cheapest mill all thrgs considered, there
ls before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
ent and worthy of nOte is the fact that there nus been
Patent Right specuating hucksterng about the
try is usual with the thousand bungLg make shift i'm
Pemenis that are got up as rade-merely 10 get money
by selling palmng off the patent right upon the credu-
lOus-then the machine 10 be abandoned by all parties
humbug the other hand the Paientee and PToprieors
ofthe Little Giant s believing that they car-and de-
termned that they will supply the Agrculturalists and
Stock raisers OfCur country with superior Mill, per
dred thousand dollars invested in the manufacture of these
mills in the East West and South, Of these establish
ments empoyn 60 men solely in this business Sc high
y those mills appreciated that four thousand have
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural mpe
mentS IN the United States have eagerly sought inter
est in their manufacture and sale
No implement has been thoroughly tested; one
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by OF substantial practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their way into every day
aud popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn and
Cob Mill Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount TO dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON
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LOCOMOTIVES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY
THE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Lasgreacs Nus.
L sachass7s, manufactures Locomotives of any size
gugEe Stationary Engines, LaheS, Paners; all kinds Of
Tools Cotton, Wooien and Paper Machinery Turbine i
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press
&C. ac All articles warranted best materials and work
manshlp Information my be obtained and orders for
war1ed on application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET, al the
State House, NIS3sNs Tennessee, or address
J. II W. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 27-6uG. Office "A Kby st Boston, Mass.
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80. H. A0rtA SiIc Public SgIG-s NIshUlIs Tsnnessee
A RE now IN RECEIPT OF THEIR STOCK FOR
IA THE FALL TRADE. and would Invite the particular
attention Of Aerch ants visiting Nashville to their ass0r
ment believing that their STOCK embraces Is great var
ely, and the goods offered prices reasonable as
can be Ou"d any market in the UnlOn when costs Of
purchasing and transportation taken into consideration
They now devote their entire attention the icA0LssQLs
business, and IN addition being direct Importers of all
ENGLISH AND GLRMAN uARDWARE, they are en-
abled TO offer facilities to the Retail Dealer oqual To asy
house in any market they viii take pleasure all times
10 showing through their establishment all who will favor
them with call
- gathers received at the highest market price.
N.shrilla Sen J. l.. I.-fvgIrr
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Flour al the above be shipped IN lots OF seven
tyhve bIrrels and upwards at one time when in lea,
quantities, i've cents per barrel to be added Flour in
sacks will be transported TERMS 200 lbs to be
rated and charged a. one barrel II. l. ANDERSON,
octI3-tf Nm ,arintap,ja,f
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SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
BRIDGES & SON. PRnPRIETnEs

THIS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
and retdrnished, and there has also been added
Der OF large and beautiful rooms, dining hall &c
The house is centrally located convenient to the Gene
raj Stage Office, Steam Boat Landing and the business
portion of the city.
We are prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and FRIENDS IN general in style not TO be
passed by any hotel in the West.
juneSO BRIDGES & SON, Proprietors.
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NAsayILLE ANp =CAATTANooaA RAILROAi


NTlL the Tennessee River Bridge is rebuiIt q
- Produce and Merchandise will be tran, zzss II
shipped across the river on Steamboats, and Bar -
E and be subjected to two drayAges shippers are no
neo tnA al gods sent TO the DepOts in packages usu
eent Tor the entire protection of the ants will be re-
Jeced Grain will not be received except in heavy osns
ourgs or gunny bags The light thin sacks will be refused
sVsn a. the rist q the the labor and tine nsces-
sary TO reparhe same will greatly the transhipppg
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the Road ars
specially instructed not to receive grain AT thar "a
stations unless the sacks plainly aud snety marked
ana Accompanied by an order Of shipment
We cannot permit the DspOts tn be used IS storage
Houses TOR Grain or PrOnuce when the TO oe held
until suits the convenience Of the owner or shipper
order rfrwsrd Wheat Chattanooga will be charged
nine cents and Corn ght per buShe from Tu ahO-
ma and all stations west Tennessee River and from
Nashville and all stations west of TuahOma Wheat will
be charged and Corn ntne cents per bushei
Whisky will be charged dollar per barrel from Nash
vile to Chattanooga All articles freight designated IN
our Tariff as Isl 3D. Cd and 4h class VII be carried at
present Tariff rates. ID. l. ANDERSON,
Sup' \ & G Railroad
REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE
From Bridgeport, 10 fantEOn inclusive Lumber is re-
dueed & PER Car load from present rates From COwans
TO Normandy inclusive, Lumber reduced 81 Fer Car
load lrOM former rates decl8 HI A.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTTON destined for Charleston will on and aler this
~ dae be charged "a s5 per bale Of 500 lbs ess aud
80 eentSPer 100 lbs for excess Of over 500 lbs.
septic H. l. ANDERSON. Sup't n &CRR
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS
FARE, THIRTY DOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomery by kairOsd. Tickets to be had at the De.
pot Price tI6 so.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY q double daily line,
mornng and evepng) Stages and SteaubOsts
ing with the steamers from thence 70 New Orleans
IL. l. ANDERSON C1enl SuD't y A