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0CG GOO DOLLARS!
REORGANIZATION PRIZE
100000
3 $50 Prizes amounting tO................ S2O4 600
PRICE OF TICKETS.
~ Whole Tickets, 3d. Halves, IS; Quarters, $2Jf
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


PRICE OF TICKETS.
~ Whole Tickets, 80 Halves, IS; Quarters &21f
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
10000 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
placed in Wheel. The first q prizes placed
n another wheel. number is drawn IRON the number
Wheel, and at the time Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel. The Prize drawn is placed against the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the first prizes
will be entitled to the "a approximation prizes, according
to the scheme.
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure
Of the number that draws the $40 For example,
if the number drawing the 40 900 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the Der ends in will be entitled
to $40 If the number ends with No. q then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to s40 and
80 onto0.
As BY this scheme one ticket in every ten is guaran
teed to draw $40 will sell Certificates Of Packages of
ten tickets at the following rates which is the risk hsm
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Halt .......... 30
e" 10 Quarter .......... Is
1t will be perceived by this pan that for $50 the pur.
chaser has certificate of 10 tickets, when if he buys
Tickets he would only get for that whoes thus BY
buying certificates he has four chances for the larger
prizes-halves and quarter packages in proportion.
In ordering tickets certificates enclose the money to
address for the tickets ordered receipt of which
they will be forwarded by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawngother prizes the usual time of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either
office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either to
s. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta, Ga,
3. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
oct25 CrJ. Y. HUGGINS Box 8, Nashville.
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OMnILOWNERS, MILLrWRIGHTS,I IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding

HAVE commenced the business of Pattern Making
/ and am prepared to make patterns of Cog Wheels
Water Wheels, Pueys and all kinds Of txngs for MILL
gearing To Farmers and others in the country would
also say that prepared to make Tbreshing Machines
Fan Mills horse powers rex those that out of order
on the most reasonable terms and hope by my constant
and unremitting attention to business, will receive
share of public patronage Place of business Washington
street. South of the Blind Asylum, between the Murfrees
boro and Lebanon turnpikes, and be found by
quring at Mr.. Siades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
senf28-4m HENRY WOLFENDEN
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REMOVAL.
lRBY MORGAN & CO..

Ab1IN1O AL.
lRBY MORGAN & CO..
HAVE removed to their NEW STORE, No. Public
IL Square (oouth sde) where they have now Store
and open for exhibition, large and well assorted
Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
And VARIETIES, to which they invite the attention
Merchants generally
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TINE
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
MENTS.
We have opened splendid line Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Such as:
French printed DeLanes
French " Aerinoes
Elegant Dress Silks,
Plain and Figured Coburghs,
New Style Poplins,
French Merinos a nd end Robes
Printed Persen Cloths,
Printed Cashmeres,
Cloaks Talmas,
Nantes and
Shawls.
A BEAUTIFUL
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Flouncings
Laces and Edgngs, Cloths
Csssimeres, Sattinets, Blankets,
Fannels, TickIngs and
Brown and Bleaehed Muslins.
PRINTS &C., &c
this Stock.
We are buying Feathers; Wool. Ginseng, Lnseys,
Jeans, Socks, &c, &c.
M0QnAN
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Wholesale
DRY-GOODS!
:. J. DUNCAN & Co

NO. 20, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
HAVE now il store very large stock Of Staple
IL and Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Of the
latest Styles which selling at the lowest prices to
prompt Dealers and invite the attention of the trade to
large line of style Dress Sks plain and black and
Fancy Silks, Alpaccas Cobergs and Merinos, Scotch
French and American Plads All Wool DeLains new
style, French and English Merinos, Flannels, &c
We have large variety of Dress Goods, and Child
rens Plads Also large stock of Cloths Cassmeres and
Vestngs, Satnetts Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans OvercOang
Blankets &C. &c. Plaid Linsey. Fancy and Solid Prints
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Drillings &c, DC.
Our stock is large and we'll assorted which will be
added goods by every steamer throughout the season.
The advantages avail ourselves of buying NKw STYLE
GOODS at greatly reduced prices the season advances
will enable to do business with and the
trade generally upon the most favorable terms
A. J. DUNCAN d co,
ccf7 No 20, Public Snunre. Nashville
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NOTICE..

THE Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal Company are re
l. qussied to make paymen to the amount Of thei
took subscribed when called they will forfeit their
sIount oil stock. G.. y. VANNOY,
ulyls sec'ry
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Pianos, Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pr ~zSS-x.
w snO-FOrtes from these unrivalled ma
kers, Light, Newton d Bradbury, and HainesV q
Bros which makes stock very large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmn
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not Every Pr
sold by shall be warranted 20 give satisfaction in
every respect may7 wa K FREEMAN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store

NO. 80, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
nashville, TENS.
JAMES HERMAN 7. B.. RAINS.
HERMAN Il RAINS.
'HE undersigned. having removed to Nashville and as
ISOLATED themselves for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently open
ed ct the noted stand formerly occupied BY Plunmer
Co, large and complete stock Of fresh geaune Staple
Drugs pure and unadueraed Family Medicines choice
Pertnmery Fancy Articles &C. &C. all Of which, guar an.
esiDg the purity aud genuineness Of every article they
wlse at the very lowest market price for cash the
usual time to punctual dealers.
They determined to send cut article Of medicine
about which there be any doubt whatever with refer
ence to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions Of
the Physicians of the city This department of their bust
ness will be under the supervision of competent chemists
They trust that their rigid attention and dey to the
interest of those who may favor them with their patron
Sge will merit the appreciation of their patrons and en-
sure success to their enterprise.
june26 HERMAN 4 RAINS
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BV EXPRESS.

yNIE just in receipt of fresh supply of the
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, manufactured especially for US
out of the very finest Tobacco and is superior any
brought to this city. Give it trial.
sent9 LYONS & co. No 10 Cedar st.
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Nashville Foundry,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
TN, BRENNAN, Proprietor.

I'-H' TUpIItIOIs
would invite attention of Architects and Builders TO
Il the fine collection of patterns have on hand, and
making for every description Of Architectural Iron Work.
for open fronts Window Lintels and Sls Top Cornces
dc. for stores dwellings. Also, Verandahs, Fencing
and Balconeys. will work to any design sent me-
furnish designs if necessary employ the best skilled
wOrkmeu to be had, and the best materials and
confident that successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing this market and hope to be sustained in
doing by those anxious TO encourage home enterprise
sept24-H 4. Nj BRENNAN
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PRINCIPE CIGARS.
90 600 Genuine just received, and impOr.
ed expressly for this market, by
LYONS b CO,
iy22 I9 Cedar ST
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SHEETEh(sS.
~ BALES A Laurel Hill Sheetings;
ZD 10 '' A Glen Mills
25 "A Sparta
Now in store and receiving daily, and for sale by
msy30 W. H. GORDON CO
INLOUR-From the Lebanon Mills Goodlettsville do
Il Manchester do, Star do and Spencers do. In store
and for sale to the trade only, by
may30 W II. GORDON co.
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WHISKY.
SlA hundred and twenty barrels Rectiiied Whisky in
- store and for sale b. J)HNS)N. HORNE co.
LANGHORNE a. ARMISTEAD.
S0 BOXES LaDghOrne Armislead's Celebrated To
w bacco, just received.
angl7-lw B&P JOHNSON. HORNE co
COTTON YARNS.
A FULL stock Of Cotton.Y arms from the Vale Mills
IA Sparta, Sycamore, Mt Yero Laurel Hill, Contra
and Eagle Factories, in store and for saleby
may8O VIII GORDON & CO.
CUGAR-25O hhds Common and Prime Louisiana su
may8o E.H. GORDON co.
COFFEE-9OO bags Far and Prime Rio Coffee, in
maySo w VIII GORDON CO.
CRUSHED SUGAR-lOO bbs New York "A''
may8O WI. GORDON co.
ID ICE-IV iierces fresh Carolina Rlce for sale BY
HI W. H. GORDON co.
WHISKY bbls Robertson county Whisky.
w 100 A" Deans Aurora
For sale by VII. GORDON & co.
NAILS-lOOO kegs Shoenbergers Nails, all siaes. for
- saeby ". H. GORDON co
"RAPPING PAPER, 200 bundles single
w crown, medium and double crown, for sale by
may30 W. II. GORDON 4 co.
GINNY BAGS.
RIM BALLS Gunny Bags 215 and bushels;
OOO leo Osnaburg Z" ~
For saeby GmaJaOI W. d. GORDON & co.
OSNABUKI5S,
100 BALES "A Alisonia Osuaburgs;
1UU so " A Franklin
u
For sale by ". Ii. GORDON L CO.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
Montgomery County Real Estate for sale.

rHE subscriber, trustee viii public sale
day, tue 90 day November o'clock
ms al The courthouse door IN Rockville, e following lots Of
real estate OF WI eh The late seized
ing In Montgomery county, about eight miles
Lot No > This oi lies contiguous lot No purchased BY
Oliver III p Clarke al the
BadensbuIg foaa the olhe and the road from Coesye
Bonds mil 10 Washington city, third side, large propof
non Of u 80 uneommony hne chestnut aud oak timber the resi-
due Is land, IL 10 well waleed
well Tor cultivation, aud be easily improved. There
tenemenl IT, II contains e0k land
Pa1 Of IN No 8 adjoining lot No q fronting The Washington
road from Coesse and containing IA acres of land less
IL has neyerang spring uneommOny pure
sides other supplies The timber soil similar
No. =
viii be Tesod at his s IL lies nearly south Of and aon o No.
3 now owned by c. IL. Clarke. road through
y very beautalo, wsl wa,ered inbersd and
81 u OF land,
All persons wi hibg puIchase requested examine
which viii be shown by the Messrs Clarke residing
the neighboIhood.
Terms OF One thd Of the purchase money will be required
10 be paid in cah the day Of and residue equal
sAmen and The day OF bearing
from the day OF and the payment
cured by the bonds OF the purchaser purchasers with
W. yEIRs BoUIE, Trustee
ll--9aw d& epil3Noy
The daily union., 1856-10-11

THE GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN CON
HECTICUT--A SHREK FOR THE UNION AND THE
CONSTITUTION.
The New Haven Register thus notices the triumph
achieved by the democrats Of Connecticut At the town cleo
tions held in that State on Monday last
Thee primary elections in most Of the towns in this State
took place Monday and the result very decided and
substantial gain to the democracy. IL shadows forth the
election Of the buchanan and Brecknrdge electoral ticket
iu November BY triumphant majority Put down Connect-
cut hereafter as sure for BUCHANAN, TIE CoSsTlTu-
TIoS, AND THE UNION Spread II abroad, and let 1t
give new courage the friends OF the Union through the
length and breadth of the land The Maine fever not an
epidemcsnd, the Philosopher Greeley truly says, the
black republicans must do something than hurfah
Mane they doomed gnomnious and oyerwhem-
ing defeat For the information persons outside of Connect
be well observe that the seectmen OF the several
towns chosen these primary elections the inspectors Of
election as known in other States not only for the presden
tal election In November but for the ensuing year. The
black republicans have made secret and desperate effort
these officers The State has been sumped for the
month by their most adro speakers and eectoneerer
they have meetings and barbecues and torchght
without NUMBER and after ALL they grace
fully but eecuay laid out Ward Beecher has been ire
quentIy in requson and all the political priesthood that
he could have been instant In and out OF
but purpose The movements of the arch dem
agogue recoed upon him. and believe, instead
nurpg the OF Buchanan he has done much good
Let him continue he has begun through the month
and up to the presidential vote and Connecticut oH be The
Banner State! PUSH ON THE COLUMN, BOYS! Thi
Is only the beginning Hurrah for 'BUCK AND BRECh,
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNlUNl
Connecticut will prove 6reakcater to Nep England fanat
1t may rush upon our bayone but cannot breah
coIamasl
1t comes fleet forest deer
| W.,U J.;,. =, ok as tame! /"
The daily union., 1856-10-11
~ So'a "a 80
Wen drive tt v~s.s o' 'u"e
HON. ROBERT McCLELLAND.

The following appears in a late number of the Valley
Spirit, published at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
1t is everyday thing for opponents to denounce
the infamous Pierce administration they pleased to
it, If to take their word for it, would be
brought the conclusion that the President and his cabinet
the most unprncpled men in the world Are the people
Of Franklin county preparedto believe that the President
and his constitutional advisers of Infamous chara
ter Take the Hon. Robert McCeland, for example, He
born in county, and many OF our people know
him WELL The of his father (the late DR.. John Nc
Cleand, of reencase) still passport to favor in hun
dreds of families. Was old DR.. McCeand the to raise
infamous sons Is Robert the old Doctors most distinguish
ed son. Infamous man The Transcript and the whole
brood of opposition speakers say yes unhestatingy
swer no. Let the friends of DR.. McCleland and the
panions acquantances of his distinguished son. the pres
ent Secretary of the Interior, decide between us.
will do for the Transcript and its hackers to
that pronouncing the administration of President Pierce
Infamous they do not to mpute nfamy to the hon
ored of the revered Dr. John McCeand Robert McCe
land member of the administration of Mr. Pierce, and il
that administration infamous he paraker of its in
fanny In pronouncng it infamous they pronounce him in
famous. Now maintain that Robert McCeland, besides
having more than all the Fremont peechmake in
county put together has at least good character
the Of them. He maintained spotless reputation
long he resided in this county and when he pitched his
tent the distant Northwest his talents and character
for confidence and respect of the people among whom
he cast his lot The who calls him infamous deserves
to have the brand of nfamy indebly burnt upon his
brow for such is really and truly Infamous calum-
nator The friends old Dr. McCeand ought up
vndcaton Of the assaled character Of his dis
tnguished The companions of Robert should to
the of the good of their playmate and school
fellow thus fouly aspersed by the Fremont leaders, All An
thunder the caumnators who have dared couple
infamy with the honored name of McClelland."
The daily union., 1856-10-11
THE LOVE OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS FOR
OUR NATURALIZED CITIZENS.

The following from the Pittsburg Union Of last We'd
nesday's issue needs comment
"The democrats of Allegheny City, who yesterday attend
ed the Greenburg convention last evening" upon
their home, sbamefuy insucd by crowd Of
Fremont ruans who had assembled outrage the process
passed. All of insulting epithets ap
piled the unoendug Germans and their lives
threatened by their cownrdy aaant The Germans acted
with commendabe poprety and orbearance pursuing their
way quietly their headquarters. Not content with heap
ing all OF abusive language upon these German ci-
zens the black republican ruians followed them their
homes and threatened down the house occupied by Mr.
Adam Bepar The cowardy asca however, did not carry
their threat into execution bat contented themselves lin
making night hideous by valiant cries Of Down with the
id Dutch and Irish 7
"This is the party who seeking German votes for
their humbug candidate but who after the election
will visit all foreign born citizens with their usual know
nothing hatred and contempt"
The daily union., 1856-10-11
LOCAL NE w y.

RECEPTION oF THE PRESIDENT NEw
HAMrsmRE-The committee appointed on Thursday eve
ming to make preparations for the reception Of the Pres
dent on his return from Now Hampshire met at O'Clock
yesterday evening, at the mayors Office.
The committee composed Of the following named gen
tlemen
Dr. Mapruder chairman; Thomas Carberry Roger O.
weightman, Joseph Gales, Peter Force, William W. Sea-
ton Walter Lenox John T. Towers, Peter Hepburn, sr-
Geo Parker james q. Berret VIM. w. Moore DR. Thomas
Miller b. J. Senmes, James O. Mcclure, Wm H. Narrower
Thos j. Gait Gen. Walter Jones, Jacob Gideon, Geo W.
Riggs Richard s. Coxe, Daniel Radcliffe, Doctor Boyle Da-
vid A. Hall, VIM. b. Todd, John A. Hunncutt John +.
Coyle VIM. r. Bayly, Joseph Bryan, Dr. wm. Jones VIM.
Dougherty, Benedict Random Gen. John VI. Eaton VIM.
Gunton John Blake, Henry Davis John Carroll Brent
Alexander Provost Thomas Altemus William II. Brown,
Philip r. Feudall, Walter Harper p A. Hooe, Edward
Simms Charles Albert s. s Parker Joseph r. Brown James
A. Kennedy Robert Farnham, John Ennis Richard Wal
lach d. r. McNeir johnson HELEN, Marshall Brown s.
Joues Richard H. Clark, Stephen ?. Franklin, James NJ
Carlisle VIM 0rme, Samuel s. Taylor, r. II. Baskey A. r.
Kimme, A. Gross, A. H. Perry, William 7. Dove, Jerome
Diggs r. Barton Key A. A. Smith, Geo. McNeir, and VIM.
A. Many.
The chairman stated that the Navy Department had ten
dered the services OF the Marine Band.
Mcssrs B. J. Semmes Thos j. Gait and Richard II. Clark
were appointed committee proceed to Norfolk for the
purpose Of ascertanng the movements Of the President
who s expected arrive there in the Wabash Monday
so as TO communicate the TO the committee in Wash
ington at the earliest possible moment
Mr. James A. Kennedy was appointed treasurer.
Messrs McNeir aud Brent we're appointed n committee
TO wait upon Colonel Hickey and invite him cooperate
with the citizens this occasion.
The mayor chosen unanimously to deliver the adj
dress on the part OF the citizens.
The meeting adjourned meet at o'clock Monday,
at the same place unless called together by the chairman
at earlier period.
An Alexandria correspondent says,
The daily union., 1856-10-11

E subscriber will oer public salv, the court
house door, In Rockville Monday the 81 November
the hour OF IL O'Clock the widows dover eal
whiea Thomas Gngs of Montgomery
seized situated in said county about eight mites
the road Ieadrg that city Coiesve,
road leading from the Cross Roads 10 Bdensbug and
9l of land well fenced tmbe
with apple and peacn orchards of choice fruit.
The Improvements consi OF dwelling Kitchen pump
excellent in the yard sigbe
The location Of this properly good good
and susceptible Of nigh state OF Improvement Persons wish
To buy will please examine the properly. "
Terms OF sale onehrd OF the purchase be paid
the day Of and the blance
nua nsamens from the day OF SALE be secured
the purchaser bearing interest
sale, with sufeiies TO be approved by the
w. VEiR5 BouIE Trustee.
Oct ctll-2awd& cpt3Novif
The daily union., 1856-10-11
Proposals for Supplies.

QuARTERs,srHR's OrYicr, NJ CopPs,
Washington, Oct 10, 1896
cEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this or
y hee until 10 O'clock Monday the IOth day Noveun-
supplying Marine Cops the ances
during fiscal year ending 3Oth June, ls57i
100 uniform caps, with scales complet,
900 marine pompOus
patent leatheT stocks
800 pairs Of shoulder straps for privates
do Of ofnou-commissuned officers cpaulcttss
5000 do ofInen pants
900 linen shirts
5000 pairs marine brognns
ma blankets
pairs woolen socks
500 marine hugus caps
500 linen blovses
1900 pair. Canton flannel drawers
5000 10 10000 yards 90 shy blue kersey
1000 1900 do Of blue cloth, cochnea dye, and dyed IN
the wool.
sampos OF Asssan,
Corps, New York,
sample required Al articles be inspected cered
before payment is made
The reserves himself right Increase or a.
named above, the interests Of the
may suggest delivered such times
quaniss psces the QnnrttrmheT
free Of expense 10 the United states.
No bid unless accompanied by
this ofhce ccHed BY ofica
10 Of the Marine Corps Washington, D.
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Major and Qnartefmsstor,
The National Inteigenecr Evening Star, Washington D.
Concord, and Gazette Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Times, Boston, Mass Eagle Brooklyn, Daily News New
Argus and Pennsyivanian, Phisdepha Penn viii pub
three times week until the 10Th November
send bills accompanied BY copy Of h advertisement TO this
Office for payment
Oct
The daily union., 1856-10-11

The CALCULATING NAcmSE.-The Baltimore American o.
yesterday morning says
This wonderful invention has attracted the attention
Of the scientific world degree scarcely equaed by any
other device Of modern ingenuity Its plan may be pretty
well comprehended by imagining Of ten small,
movable metal fingers, which engraved the differ
numerals and which drawn in and out like the
stops Of organ each stop representing order I'M
der these stops is Of eight SMALL square, metal faces
with number engraved IT, and capable Of changing in
obedience TO the movements Of the machinery Within
that any figure from 10 may be presented by ench
these faces serving indicate the reaction any in the
Below these faces four small dals like ordi-
nary watch faces surrounded with figures and furnished
with hands, which indicate the figures serving 20 express
the This is obtained by drawing out the stops
corresponding TO the orders contained iu the to be
worked until the furthest figure visible each stop
presses the required units Of each order the being
thus expressed the buttons attached 70 each dial
ed as in winding up watch stopping when the mechau
ism is felt TO resist further movement The hands
during the scewing and the figures to which they point
when the operation is through give the answer to the
question propounded on the stops"
The daily union., 1856-10-11
ONE OF wAsHINGroN's VOTERS.


AT recent democratic meeting in Waynesheld Auglaize
county John Bidling soldier o the revolution presided
Mr. Bdlng hundred and three years old gave bis first
TO- Washington, and has voted for every democratic
President SINCE and intends Il his life spared to vote for
James Buchanan in November The honest veteran knows
the and the Of this Union his love for II has
been habua for than three ourth Of century and
now that he old he will not depart from his patriotic
gard for constitution and Union under which bis country
has become 90 great prosperous and happy"