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RATES OF FREIGHT

FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH TO
.t NASHVILLE,
To take effect on and after LIST of June, 1855.
FIRST GLASS.
DIAN0 Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes aud
Il Hats, Liquors, Oils dc, in bottles, Camphine ard
Spirits Turpentne, barrels Carpetng China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in Ises Clocks COnfectionaries Cot
ton Cards. Cutlery in cases. Casks and Boxes Dry Goods
in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrub
berry, Furs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plate at owners risk Oysters in cans and lars
Ssddiery, Tin and Brttana Ware Teas and Spices-per
loo lbs, 81 l5c from Ist December June and from
lat June to LIST December 81 81.
.r... . SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as is specified in lst and Sd
cass, Coffee Mills Machinery Foreign Liquors IN barrels
and pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes
Oils in barrels and casks Crockery aud Queensware in
crates and casks, Rice Wheing Plaster Sheet Brass
and Copper-Per 100 lbs, 81 90.
Axes, ShoTeis Spades, Sad Irons Zinc aud Tin in pigs
Tipplate, Anvils, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes Ma
nlla aud Cotton COrdage Coffee heavy Castings aill
gearing Railroad Wheels and Axlss Chairs and Spikes
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture aud Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also Carboys of Acids other Chemicals
viii be charged by actual weight but at double 1s class
rates or-Per 100 lbs, 81 so.
The rates the from Charleston and Savannah
10 Stevenson, and ell Stations this side. to Nashville
Overcharges where they evidently exist will be correct
ed By the Nashville aud chattanooga Railroad and paid
6' the Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent
delivering
The Roads willno pay for hidden damages or injury
to of boxes or packages when external appear
snce of damage exists
No claim for damages will be considered unless scc0m
panied with receipt showing the goods to have been
good order VIXEN delivered to the Roads Charleston
Savannah.
In Of short goods the Roads require 80 days for an
examination OF the ns not found by the expiration OF
thst time the Road delivering will be authorised to pay
but claim shall be considered goods sought oT
less receipts are exhibited evidence of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges paid
and receipt given by the consgnees their agents.
The Agents OF the n & K K. under heavy bonds to
the company and all freight bills due TO the Agents
Individually therefore freg ght bills must be paid in full
and recsmations for charges damages &C. be
paid BY the Treasurer only, upon certificate of the Agent
and authority OF the Superintendent.
mayl4 BPG d. l. ANDERSON, Sup't.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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HE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic eities
withN Western Northwestern and South western States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connecs
st FittsbuTg with aay line OF Steamers all ports on
the Western Rivers end Cleveland end andusky with
Steamers 10 al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and FsL5dJIs route bv which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Wed
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods 800.
lin boXes,) Furs. Feathers, &c....... ''0 per iVVn
SECOND CLASS--BOOks and Stationery
Dry Goods Gu bales,) Hardware, Lea 6Oc per loon
ther, &c. Observation-Disclosures.
THIRD GLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, .o, 49,. mos,
and Pork lin bulk, - Hemp, &c.. "oo per IOVn
FOURTH CLASS.-Csdee, Fish, Bacon ,o.-,oo.
and PORK jpaekedJ Lard and Lard Oil sue per lOOn
Flour-sl per bbl. until further notice
Grain-50 cts. per 10a lbs until further notice
COttons2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
ss In shipping Goods from any point East of Phia.
depha be particular to mari package "TG Phqdspkia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road st Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AGENTS Harris, WOrmley x Co Memphis
Tennessee; K. +. Ssss Co., st Louis; j. & Mitchell
Son, Evansville, Indiana Dunesn Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewe Louisville, Ky; T. c. Meldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham a Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech Co.. No
"a Kilby street Boston, Leech d Co. 2 Asor Bouse New
York; MOL William street. and Nos Batterf Place New
York. E. J. Sneeder, Phadelphis Magraw Koons Bal
timofe Geo. G. Franciscus, Pfttsburg
H. Ii. HOUSTON Geqsr1I Freight AgenE, iob5la
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sap't, Att0ona Pa.
jams '56,-tIsl 81
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Is l55 Prizes, Amounting 20 49, -. ..-- ;. 1904 600
The Is 900 Prizes of s. are deternIned bT the mum.
Der which d2ss the $40 0uOif that number should be
viii be entitled s. II number, then every
even number ticket in scheme will be entitled to 81
in addition any other Pl which the ticket may draw
number tickets viii be of drawing nearly half the
eost Of the With ciscss % obtaining other Prizes
vi those tickets ending WITH 0, 2, O. 8, sseR-ei
those ending With l, s. S, =. E odd. ..
E&T Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in fall without deduction H.. .... ..
~ All Prizes of g. zoe and under paid Immediately
afer the dr. prizes the time Of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded purchasers Immediately aE
ter the drawing L r. ..
PRIsR
WHOLES, SIC; HALVES, s.; QUARTERS, $2 so.
Prize Tickets eashed renewed other tickets either
office
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SAMUEL SWAMI. 1fana~,
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
100000 Dollars 7
$4,000 NUMBERsEi5,Iss PRIzEs
-. 100000
ed By the mum.

ls5 Prlzes amounting gto.,...-........ 500, 900
Ine 1000 Prizes Of IS determined By the mum.
Der which draws the 40 coo rize-f that number should
be sH ODD number then every odd number ticket In the
Sehelae Will be entitled to s.; il an even number
men every even number ticket viii be entitled TO IS in
Aa9iuon 10 any other przs which may be drawn.
Fafenasers IN buying equal quantity Of odd and
seT aekets Will De eertalE OF drawing nearly half
me es OF the same, with chances OF obtaining oGher
prizes. y r. l--.r f7--
All those tickets ending with Q, T. 6, 8, are even
aii ltose esdiug with !, 5, s. z, 9, ara odd.
~ hsrnsrosF that every pri-s s drawn snd payable
IN thll without deduction .t--e7 - '-IEl
s All prizes q 81, 200 ard under paid im1edistely
'sr TIE prizes at the usuA time of thirty
days,
Al communications strictly confidential. The drawn
nunoers viii De forwarded purchasers immediately af
ter the drawing. -r,
WHOLE TiChEFS s 20 HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S25<.
Frze Tickets eashed or renewed IN other Tickeis st
either Ofiice
Orders fnr Tickets can be addressed either to
8 SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ca
Juyll OrS. SWAN Montgomery, Ala,
. or j. Y. HUGf(iINS. Box Nashville.
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~ Ticket, $40; Halves IS; Quartes, 81 SO; Prizes
payable without deduction.
The 500 Prizes of ss1. determined BY the number
which draws the S5 zee Pr<e that number should be
an odd number then every odd number ticket in the
Scheme will be entitled to IS 50 fan number then
every even number ticket will be entitled 10 Ss So in ad
diton to any other Prizs which may be drawn:
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets Will be certain of drawing nearly half
the cost OF the same with chsrces of Obtaining other
Prizes
All those tickets ending with o. 2 f. g. are sveu-an
those ending with /, 8, 5, z, 9, are odd.
q Persens sending money by mail need not fear its
beng lost Orders pHnctuaily attended to- CommunIes
tions confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken a.
par Drawing sent to all ordering Tickets.
- Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately.
ES Orders addressed to James F. Winters Box s5S
Nashville Tennessee, will be promptly attended to
JAMES T. WINTER,
JnlyH Manager, Macon, Ca.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, or GEOKGIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE, Or GEORGiA.
AUGUSTA, July, 1856.
THE twenty 6h Course OF Lectures in this Institution
J. viii commence the first Monday n November next.
FACULTY.
u. Il. NEWTON, NJ. ID , Anatomy.
L. A. DUGAS, N. D., Surgery.
LP. GARYlH, D., Materis Medies, Therapeutics, and
Medical Jurisprudence
IA. EVE, N. d., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and In:anis.
HYN MILLER, ID, Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
ALEK MEANS, NJ ID. Professor Of Chemistry.
ID FORD, d. Institutes and Practice of Medi-
cine.
H + CAMPBELL ii d. Surgical Comparative, and
Mcroscopical Anatomy,
CAMPBEIIL NJ ID, Demonstration OF Anatomy,
3 SIMMONS, n. ID, Assistant DemonsiratOr.
JURIAH HARRIS, ID, Prosector to Professor of
Surgery.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at the City
Hospital Snd ample opportunities will be afforded for the
study Of Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course $lOJ 90
AatriculstOn Ticket TO be taken once go. 5 90
For further particulars, apply to
NJ ftoan
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ..-
NHE twentieth annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
mSnt will commence the first Monday in November
next and terminate the last of February under the FOL
lowing arrangement:
HENRY MILLER, N. D., Professor of obstetric Medi-
cine .5a. .-r.
LUNSF0RD p. YANDELL NJ. d., Professor Of Physi-
Ology and Pathological Anatomy.
LEWIS ROGERS, NJ d.. Professor of Theory and Prae-
tice Of Medicine.
BENJAMIN R. PALMER, N. d Professor of Descrip.
i've and Surgical Anatomy.
j. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicoogy.
ROBEBT J. BRECKIERIDGE NJ. d Professor of Ma
LsTis Medica and Clinical Medicine.
JOSHUA b. FLINT, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery.
ARCHIE B. COOK. NJ d., Denonstrator of Anatomy.
The fee for admission the Lectures Of each Professor
is Sl5 (tl05in all payable invariably in advance Ma
circulation and Library fee together S. Graduation fee
t25 Practical Anatomy and Dissection, $l0-cket to be
Isken atleast before graduation Rooms open from
Let October. s .....
preliminary of lectures will be delivered with
0ut additional charge during the month of October
Clinical instruction is given twice o week at the Louis
vile Marine Hospital, institution sforjng ample
ed for the study of Medicine and Surgery at the bedside
Ticket $5, to be taken once before graduation.
enique has been established connection with the
University at which examined, prescribed TO-
aud ectured upon in presence Of the class.
EaF Good boarding csn be procured at 50 week.
-s.. X. K. PALMER, N. ID,
jGiyl5-aA Dean Of the Faculty.
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they
oner passengers proceeding London and
over any oher route for the economy time and money
Passage from New York to Southampton Brees,
CABIN Saloon, 30 dollars First Cabin, Lower saloon I0
dollars Second do. GO dollars.
All letters snd newspapers pass through he Post Of
fee.
No bills Of adug viii be signed parcels the
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship e1
: For freight or passage apply to
I G. H. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEkEN & CO., Bremen,
CRoSkEY & CO., Southampton. - %. p
I WM. ISELIN, Hayre. rr. tAuQ3-Iy
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GENERAL COMMISSION JlEFcHAR? !,
No. 10 FRONT ST, NEM SOkh- -
Particular attention given GRAIN u o. SOu hera
produce
~ Refer to & T. LOWRY, ESQ, Cashier Bar K tn
RspabIe, u 7. nasIs-6m
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STEAMER~
lew YORK. BREHEx a SOUTHAMPTON
UNIFIED sTATEs MA1L srzaMERs.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH S[eA
Il INGfON. Capt. E Cavendy; HER <Ix8%s
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stes- SsxAk 8a%
nersstop at southampton, both goDg and returning
PROPOSED DATKs OF sAILIEs-I556 .......
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UNDER.GRApUATE DEPARTMENT.

(WESTERH MILITARY lNSTlTUTE)
TJNHE ne session Of this College will open Monday,
September s. The Classical Course is full and every
facility Afforded students in Scientific Branches
Preparatory School is attached embracing oftwo
years The Military system is adopted as an eftectual
of preserving good order economy regular habits
and active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition and
Boarding 800 per term Of twenty weeks Surgeons Fee
t5. Engineering French, Spanish, German, Drawing,
weeks.
The last session Of the Medical College closed with ss9
Mstriculsnts and s5 Graduates from Is States. The
Military College closed its first year in Nsshvls with l54
Matrculsnts from IA States For Catalogue and Regus
tions, spply to
B.R JOHNSON, Superintendent
Nashville July 81 IS56-2mtwkWN
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department.

THE Sixth Animal Course of Lectures in this Institu
4 nonwiil commence Monday, the Sd of November
full preliminary course, free to all Students wall be
Of October. t-.-.--- -
Professors Fees slO5; Mstriculston Fee s5; Prict-
cal Anatomy, $40; Graduation Fee. S25 For Catalogue
and Announcement apply to 4 -. .,
PAUL +. EVE, D.,
ID 10 .A-a-tf- Dean of the Faculty.
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fSTAhES OVER Tile NASH
CeJISSE.
FOR OCTObE ER, 1885.
A | Sasa

TUESDAY, Oct q, 1855 Sweepstakes for year osds
Il $500 subscription, 800 forfeit Two mile heats-
three or more 70 make race; TO close the day az
1856. $780, added BY the Club # or more start 5
Second Raee-Same Day-Sweepstakes for 8 wear oIiS
$1e0 easrs3ce-t50 forfeit One mile hesIs-s or me-
to make race; close Isl July
WEDNESDAY, Oct 22-JOckey Club Purse S25S--
two mile heats -
Second Racs-5ame Day-SFeepstakss for year 0lds
800 enrance-e25 forfeit. Nile ouJ or more 10 make
race; close lstJ July. p --'. 80
THURSDAY, Oct % Sweepstakes for vesr oIds
more TO make rsce to close Isl July. r. ~ o.
Second Race-Sweeps'skes for ali agsS 1900 s1traaos
to close lst July. ~
FRIDAY, Oct. 24-JOcksy Club Purse $5OO-tbrss
mile nesls
Second Race-Swepstakes for all ages f2OO sntranet
$50 forfeit Two mile heats. Two mOS to rlake a u.
race 70 close lst July. +7ts
SATURDAY, Oct 25.-JOckey Ciut Purse $s0o-E,urss
mile heats
Sseond Race-SveePsakesf for untried wear dds $500
entrsnee-s5O forfeit. Three 70 make race tn
Gloss lst July.
". J. PHILLIPS,
IunelS-du
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PENNSYLVANIA RAnROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trsns between Philadelphs
l. and Pttsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at T. A. n. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia st l, p. N. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, P. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis. No.; Alton Galena and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincn
natl Dayton, Springfield, Belefontane Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE MassiOn and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of tbs
above places
For further particulars, see HandbiIs at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will md ths
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Y ork or BOSTON,
THQS MOORE, AeENT, Passenger Lines PkiEada
J. MESKlMEN, AGENT, Passsngsr LINES, PittS6ur0.
Philadelphia lS56-ian8-ly
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The Annual state Fair.

HARPER F0R AUGUST, JUST RECEIVED By
II jy9s HAGAN BRO.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

to subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
The TRl-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at IS 90 per annuu advance if not
paid in advance, $6 90.
The DAILY is pubshed at Eight Dollars.
Hr THE MONEY, In ALI GASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. H F IEHltH
Remsnces Of subscriptions may be made BY mail at
risk. p -aa A-4 = -l-- 80 - 4Es>'A 10
40 paper will be sent out Of the State unless the order s
accompanied VITA the cash. H bEkS 81
E We wish it distinctly understood that paper will
De discontinued until all srrearsges paid the
option Of the publishers.
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TO THE CONsUMEKS OF COIIN NEAT--IN
NASHVIII.E
COPARTNERSIiIP.
TNHE COpartnershjn of PERKINS (a NppFTr

TUE General Commission Rns;1sss heretofore conduct.
4 ed by PERKINS. CAMPBELL a co, will BE- cos-I
hnued without interruption ". 81 Perkins under tha
stTIe OF, ldeclS-lvI PERKINS 4 co Il
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Pianos, Pianos.

VTTE have received Fourteen more rev Pr So.
w sno-Fortss from these Unrivslied ma kZ7xekS8
kers, Light Newton 4 Bradbury AMI HainesI ~ n
Bros, which makes stock very large and dssiraabss
We would be pleased to have these sxmn
BY All whether they dSsTe prenEss Every Pf-
suo sold BY shall be warranted 10 give Satisfaction in
every respect may7 W 4 K FREEMAN
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT.
COOPER & SPITLER

COOPER & SPITLER
ENTILL keep during the Fruit Season good supply Of
w those popular sELF-sLEAING
FRUIT CANS
The cheapest and simplest Can ever invented. The
inexperienced person close and open them wish
out difficulty, they bsIng Can thamay be reused for
years
The increased popularity of these Cans shows them TO
be so article coming into general As an article
Of prht the Country Merchant will seldom offer TO his
customers saeable, and to their orders We
will promptly attend For sale Wholesale and Retail BY
COOPER d SPlTLER,
julyS-dSw Corner Market and Spring street.
JOB WORK.
WYE are prepared 70 make to order all kinds Of Tin
w and Copper work, promptly and at satisfactory
pricss.
public and private budings will be done on the lowest
terms and warranted TO be water proof.
Stills Soda FOunts Generators &C made and repaired
nsySs Sc WV COOPER 4 sPITLER.
FOR THE LADIES.
FTWENTf setts Toilet Ware Of the best Eastern man
ufaciurs, Handsomely ornamented, and for durability
nsy9s COOPER 4 sPITLER'S
TELEGRAPH.
THE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line
now working through TO Augusta, Ga, where it
n,cs with other Lines running North East and South
This Line in good repair through from Nashville
Augusta md We expect TO keep fuurs We shall
andeavor put ali business, for this Line through in
s shortest time possible and expect 70 be able give
general satisfaction
utsTl6--u u Y. GLUTE, Supt
THE Stockholders of the Citizen Coal Company re
Il suestsd 70 make payment to the amount of their
toek subscribed whsr called on or they will forfeit their
S1ourt Of stock. @. B. VANNoY,
jgiyI: ssc'y
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7 :" ULASo z.
To be drawn on ~ ...-.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1885,
At Concert dali, Macon Ga. under the Sworn Super
intendenes OF Col Geo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A. Nisbet
Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
compare it with any other, and If it not the best ever
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better. don't
rrro ob-.o T;aLot
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Extra Fine Pianos.

my stock Of PianoFOr.ss is very large
IA ana several OF them extra hus Insru- Es5-s -
nenis consequently involving a large II III -
amount Of capital, will offer ges; Inducements 10 cash
or short time eustnmers have also large
OF Guitars, Accordeons, YOins Flutes Stfinys 6o e
which will be sold unusually low, make room fcr nE
ran Stock Also large a5d well selected stock Of She's
Music and Instruction Books embracing narv an o r
new and popular pecies Of the day call is TespecalIS
solicited al no Ss, Union street. }. A. MCCLURE =
r o-SeSo0is and Seminaries EspPlied on as reason.
abe terms az any house in the UEited States -
yunezS .r. J. A. MCCLURE -
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CONLEH ~ JOHNSON, - -
(Successors Mcclure Moore s
NO. lO Broad, and No. 81 South Market ST. q
Nashville, Tenn. E-- ;
IL EEP constantly hand ali kinds OF C0ok;no and
N Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental; also Tin
ware Crates 6c, &c 80 :
oonng and SpoutDg done with Eeatness and deEatcb
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boals Rolling MiIls
thecheapest. ianIsNITT = !.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY!
by Authority of the State cfGeorgial
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn IN the City of Atlanta Georgia in public on
THURSDAY, August IS, 1856, On the
Havana Plan z:
SAML SWAN Il CO., MANAGERS.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
2O4, 600 DOLLARS!
10000 NumbeTs--15,1S5 Prizes!

D be distributed according 10 the following ma,
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FOh THE LADIES'
TNWENTl sets Toilet Ware of the best Eastern man.
uGacturs Handsomely ornamented, and fr durability
aud cbeapnsss cannot be surpassed at
Dsy2e COOPER 4 SPITLER'S
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-04
The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic Convention, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, met in
Cincinnati on Monday the I'd inst. The
news from the Convention BY telegraph
is too protracied and unimportant to be
worthy to register in detail.
Alarge number of delegates were in
attendance, and their proceedings COM
menced with "small bit of a row :"
among the " unterri6ed." The Benton
delegation, from Missouri, knocked down
the door-keeper and rushed into the hall
amidst considerable fighting and confu-
sion. Order waA finally restored, and
the harmonious Democracy proceed
ed 10 business. Col. Medary was ap-
pointed as a temporary Chairman of the
Convention, and several committees cho-
sen, to decide upon the credentials OF
delegates, organization, platforms, &c.
The frac.ious members from Missouri
attempted 10 make themselves heard sew
eral times, bu. the Chairman refused to
recognized them. There are several sets
Of delegates from a number of the States,
representing the dfferen, factions of the
party. The prospects of a speedy nom'
ina,ion are not very flettering.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-04

In A NUTsHELL.-The story Of Kansas,
says the Cleveland Herald, is, in short,
just this: Every means TO make it Slave
State seeming to be irnitless, except by
driving Free State men from the Territory,
Shannon and Marshal Donaldson have, on
the strength Of Reeder's refusal to waive
his exemption from arrest, enrolled all the
Ruffians from the Slave States as 80 much
militia under pay. These assassin soldiery
boast that fourteen days service entities
thom to 100 acres of land, besides their
pay and rations. Thus an army OF Pro-
Slavery men is quartered upon Kansas to
eat out its substance, destroy business, ant
free the Territory from Free State men,
This, too, when a force of Government
troops, sufficient for every purpose OF arres
and protection, is within call, The worl'
affords no case which has its parallel il
vileness. Not man has resisted even Il
the waving Of his hand the acts Of Col
Summers troops; and yet these troops ar
not called upon, but cut-throat robbers ant
murderers are armed by Shannon will
United States guns, and their expense
paid with United States money!