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UNDERGRADUATE Department.

NVtottTH 4HHfIUTY IHaIUWe'J
FHNllE next Session Of this College will open Mon.
d day, Sept. sth. The Classical Course is full and
every facility is afforded to Students In Scientific
Branches. Preparatory School is attached embracing
a course of two years. The Military system is adopted
as an eectua means OF preserving good order
my, regular habits, and active bodily exercise Charges
for Tuition and Boarding 800 per term of 20 weeks
Surgeons Fee 30 Engineering, French, Spanish, Ger.
man, Drawing, bookkeeping and Fencing, each SIC
per term Of go weeks.
The last session of the Medical College closed with
$3.50 Matriculants and So Graduates FROM 10 States
The Military College closed its first year In Nashville,
with 1874 Matrculans from IA States Por Catalogue
and Regulations apply to u. r. JOHNSON,
Nashville, Aug. /, 1S56-3mN Superintendent.
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.5s- A paper, published in British India
publishes letter from person at knrachee,
who says that he is determined to export
100000 salted rats to China. The Chinese
eat rats, aud he thinks they may sell. lie
says he has to pay one pce dozen, and the
sailing, cutting, pressing, aud packing IN
casks, raises the price to six pcc dozen; and
if he should succeed in obtaining anything
like the price that rules in Whampoa and
Canton, Tor corn grown rats, his fortune viii
be made.
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Whole Tickets sio-HllDes 5-QudrterS az
Plan of the Lottery.
There are 80 900 Tickets numbered from to 80, 600
There are 15,ls5 Prizes amounting to 100000,
The drawing takes place In public under the supern.
tendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips
OF paper, are encirced within small tin tubes and
placed In wheel. The hrst III Prizes, similarly
printed and encirced, are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved and number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, aud AT the same time a
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
enee and registered by the Commissioners, the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This opera-
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the the first
III Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approximation
Prizes, according to the Scheme.
The 10000 Prizes OF rs are determined by the num-
Der which draws the 0000f that number should be
odd number, then every odd number ticket In the
Scheme will be entitled to IS; IL an number, then
every even number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled
to IS, In addition to any other Prize which the ticket
may draw. fIfI ....t.
All those tickets ending with O, q T. G, s, are even
all those ending with |, 3, B, 7, ., are odd.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction
IVY All Prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediate.
ly after the drawngoher prizes at the usual time
thirty days. f..t.
All communications strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers will he forwarded to the purchasers immedi.
atey after the drawing.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets at
either Office
Great Inducements to Clubs.
As onehaf of the Tickets In the above Scheme (Geor
gia Lottery, Glass l9O guaranteed to draw Ss we
will sell Certificates Of Packages of1o Tickets Todd and
even numbers) at the following rates, which is the risk
on the same. All that the 10 Tickets (Which are those
decided by the number drawing the Captal) draw over
the amount guaranteed accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets 500
10 lialf ........ 30
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

There are 10000 Tickets numbered from TO
10000. There are $50 full Prizes and 62O Approx
mations-makirg in all 1000 Prizes.
The drawing takes place in public, under the super
intendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets printed separate Sins
of paper, encrcled with small tin tubes and placed
in Wheel
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another wheel
The wheels then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioner the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera.
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first $50
Prizes will he entitled to the GEO Approximation Prizes
according to the Scheme
In ordering tickets enclose the none, to our ad-
dress for the Tickets ordered receipt of which they
will be forwarded by first mail.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
saf Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
eS" All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediate
ly after the drawingother Prizes at the usual time
thirty days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed eitherto
s. SWAN CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
June 6-td-4O2 ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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The ONLY CHANCE FOR The SoUTH 1T is
conceded now, on all HANDS, that Buchanan is
without hope, in the North. Fillmore is
gaining there. II the South will rally ON him,
the result will be all right.
We Must fight Fremont Fremont is now
the sole (and most POWERFUL antagonist Of
Mr.. Fillmore in the North. Buchanan il al
ready distanced; there is not even hope left for
him. Let Fillmore men, everywhere, rally!
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TELL Your NEIGHBoR THAT the Maine
elections have sealed the fate of Buchanan.-
A vote given to him is vote thrown away
Nobody believes that he can get even Penn
sylvania. Fillmore can carry Northern States
enough, wiM The rote Of the South, to elect
him. Impress This fact upon your friends /!
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UNPARALLELED FEAT.-Maine street was
damned full on Friday, between Eagle ana
Clinton streets, with thousands oil ladies'
and gentlemen, to witness the feat oil walk
inc on a wire from the balcony OF The Amer
lean Hotel TO the top OF The pole OF JIM
Myers great Circus, b. Madame Louise :
The daring feat was performed easily and
gracefully, to the astonishmet ana Tear OF
every one that witnessed it.--Buf. Repuoiic'
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COM VI E RCIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Sept %.
have just returned home after an absence of few
weeks, and again resume my price current for your
valuable journal. Herewith find statement of our
produce market.
BACON, hog round 10 a 10Ac, with good demand;
hams in good demand at 10 40 lie; sides in demand
at IL 90 19c shoulders do. % 91c. LARD "a 14c.
BEEF AZ 90 SC. PORK ~ 20 Sc. Day HIDES l2H %
lac. CORY 70 40 sOc. MEAL 81 % S5c. WHEAT In good
demand at 1920 a 80 for red, and 40 90 81 As for
white. FLOUR so % 80 u Dbl OATS 80 a 6oc. STocK
PEAS 10 90 soc WnIrE BEANS 81. RYE 10 a. 1925.
FEATHERS 3s "a Acc, to quality. BEEswAX23 a 25c.
TALLow 12Kc. BUTTER is 20 20c EGGS IL 90 IS.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Pr0duce Merchant.
P. s.-Choce brands of Flour and worth SO
q $50 q Dbl.
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DrV Goods,

TENllE undersigned are now receiving, and will have
IL ready for exhibition by the goth inst, the Target
and best assorted stock Of
American, English. French, German
and Swiss Fancy Goods,
they have ever had the pleasure to show to the retail
merchant They have spared no pains nor expense in
getting up stock from which all classes of customers
can select their assortments They have made larger
investments this season in FINE GOODS than they
have ever done before and respectfully solicit an ex-
animation OF their stock from the retailer when visit
ing the city-believng that with the pery large dssorts
mehtdnd ioo prices they will be able to offer induces
ments to ALL MORGAN A CO.
Nashville, Aug22, 1856 No. 40 Public Square.
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Nor AccLMATED.-A gentleman from
Cuba, who was II passenger on the train from
New Nork to Boston that recently ran off the
track, after ascertainng that he had received
no injury, audibly returned thanks that he did
not visit this country of she'll wagons" but
once In two WINS
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10y The American Convention which
ment at Cincinnati on the Sd inst, nomina.
ted Hon. J. Scott Harrison for collection 10
Congress.
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University of Nashville.
incident Dcpnr,mcnt.

4'HUUENNf hOVsfTNfTttHU
FUNHE Sixth Annual Course or lectures THE Insti
n tuition will commence on Monday, the Sd of No.
vember. full preliminary course free to all Students
will be given by the Professors, commencing on the
first Monday of October.
Professors Fees $05, Naturalization Fee So. Practi.
cal Anatomy so. Graduation Fee 1875. For Catalogue
and Announcement apply to PAULP. EVE, MD,
Dean of Faculty.
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Circuit Court, rreigs county, Tenn.
Micajah J. Brown,
Adeline Brown.

Adene Brown.
MT appearing from allegation of the petition filed
in this cause, that the respondent Adene, Is non
resident citizen of the State of Tennessee it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, newspaper published In Athens, McMinn coun-
ty Tennessee for four consecutive weeks notifying
and recurring the said respondent to appear at the next
term of our said Circuit Court to be held for the
ty of Meigs and Stale aforesaid the 4th Monday of
December next, then and there to plead answer or
demur to compliments said bill the same will be
taken Dr0 coafesso and set for hearing ear pdtte
W. l.. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Sent % 1S56-4t-prs fee X3-4lS
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tg-A dispatch from Wheeling, Va, dated
the 18th inst says; "lhe Virginia Republic.
can State Convention was held here to-day,
aud the Fremont Electoral ticket was nom
mated. There was no disturbance.
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LETTER FROM MR. FILLMoRE.-Mr. Fill
more having been invited by number o
his fellow citizens of Rochester to address,
them on the issues involved IN the pendine
contest for the Presidency, he has sent then
the following reply:
BUFFALO, Sept. 10, 1856.
GEsTLEMEM Your letter of the 9Th, inyi
ting me To nice. my friends and neighbour
at Rochester on the Oath instant, has this
moment come to hand, and as an immediate
reply seems to be required, hasten to ex.
press my sincere regret that cannot comply
with your request.
] observe among the signatures to your
letter, the names of many old and valued
friends, whom | should be most happy 10
take by the hand, but cannot, at this time
enjoy that privilege without violating rule
which have prescribed for the government
of my conduct during the Presidential cam
palgn, which was, to attend no political mee-
ungs, but leave the people to free, unbiass-
ed choice OF their Chief Magistrate.
beg you, fellow citizens, to accept my
heartfelt thanks for the honor YOU have done
me, by this invitation, and to believe me,
Truly and sincerity,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Jonathan Child, J. X. Livingston, and
Others. Rochester.
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Notice,

OFFICE EAST TENN. Il Ga. RAIL RoAD Co.
Athens, June 26, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
~ the first day of July next, no charge will
be made, or compensation received for the
transportation of specie or bank bills in the
hands OF owners or heir agents in passing
over this road, nor viii this company be &c
countable for any loss or damage that may
occur in the transportation of specie or bank
bills, nor will this company or their agents
receive for transportation or otherwise take
in charge any specie or bank bills either for
transportation or in trust FOR safe keeping and
delivery. r. G. JACKSON,
Superintendent Transportation
July 4-1v
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INA BAD ScRAPE.-A gentleman residing
nea: Petersburg, Va, caught Neighbour in a
beaver trap few mornings since. Mr. S. had
experienced considerable difficulty in keep
ing his watermeIons quietly sat home
o'nights," and hit upon beaver trap to solve
the mystery of their disappearance. Accord
ingy he set one, upon the plan of steel
trap, though larger, without teeth. In the
morning, instead of Il theving negro, he
found an h1nest neighbor fearfuIly crouching
over it=fnst. Imnyinr neighbnr's feelings
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Athens Foundry.

WHAVING engaged the services Of Mr. y. NJ. KiL0oRs,
who Is authorized to receive orders and transact
all business appertaining to the Foundry any person
wanting information in regard to Machinery &C. will
be attended to by calling at the Foundry.
Athens, July II, 1s56-tf-407 Q. ZIMMERMAN.
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New Fall and Winter Goods,
Notice,

THyIIE undersigned has now on hand good supply
4 of Groceries, consisting in part of large lot
of Sugar every description, Moasses, Coffee, Salt &c.
&C. Having bought Io,c he can sell in the way.
J. I. ROWLAND.
Sweetwrter, Tenn, Sept 24-4t-41S
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Coop THINGS FROM Hon. DAVID PAUL
BRowN.-David Paul Brown, at the lat,
great mass meeting in New Jersey, among
other good things said
"'rhe Democratic and Republican candi
dates are like two politicians the speaker
had heard of, who had been at public lin
ner, and drank heartily. When they started
for home, one was drunk and the other was
not sober. One Of them fell, in the read by
the way; he called upon his friend FOR help,
and asked HIM for aid, and impored him rs Il
brother. His friend said it would give him
the greatest pleasure in the world, but that
he also had been drinking some, and was not
able to help himself. Nevertheless, if it
would accommodate him in the least, he
would lie down beside him. SO said MIR.
Brown, we will let Mr.. Buchanan and FIRE.
mort lie dow together"
Great cheering followed that good one.
Again:
ave will show the opposition on the 4th
of November next what our cheering means;
We will blow them sky high. We are in
danger, and it is necessary to take warning.
Unless We employ our time probably, when
we come to the test, our liberty will scarce
ly be worth preserving. Three millions Of
foreigners are sought to be led BY such de-
nmgogucs as Buchanan and Fremont. They
invite them t, sedition. Our liberties will
be- gone it left to their influence"
We think so, too. We OF the South,
brother Brown will shake hands with you
across Mason and Dixon's line, and then we
will all shout together over redeemed
country, II sound flag, and the restoration
of national brotherhood.
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8 q O o, o O O:
VIII DC uIStI '7l11u 7VV''7I''ls =" 1I1 IOIIOHIlB
Unri tled Sch . ma !

.UUU PfIzes amountlngto ............S2OU,OOO
Whole Tickets, slO-Httres, s5-Qaayters, s2H.
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, as channels for
investment, present inducements over any known
scheme. The experience the public have had Of the
management Of these Lotteries, the large amount Of
Prizes sold, the promptness with which they have been
paid the best guarantees at they will always be
conducted In the most honorable manner.
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STARTLING DEATH.-At revival at Nc
Gees meeting house Sampson county, n. g.,
last week, lady joined in a prayer offered
up. When the congregation arose, she was
discovered remaining on her knees with her
hands clenched to the back of her seat, and
on examination was found to be entirely
Ia.
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w. S. BELL, | +,
G.. w. LYLE,
CHARLES BENS,
ROBERT SMITH,
w. u. KENNEDY.

Tag Persons who wish to attend
the above Mass Meeting will be con-
veyed over the East Tennessee g.
Georgia Rail Road both ways for one
fare only.
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LAST CAsE.-A gentleman placed the
door.mrt at the breakfast table, and laid him
self down at the threshold of his own house.
He did not discover his mistake I'LL some do.
zen visitors had wiped their feet on lis chest,
and transformed the bridge Of his nose into
n street scraper.
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rEy" The friends and acquaintance of John y. Pow.
err are invited to attend the Fuuera Sermon of his Wife
and Son, the first Sunday 10Th day. in October next
at Matlock's Chapel. Divine service by Rev. Robert
Sneed.
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The CHOLERA IN CENTRAL AMERICA A
correspondent OF the New Orleans pieayune,
writing from Central America, gives terri,
bic account of the progress of the cholera
among the troops OF the League. II is sta.
ted that So great is the CONSERVATION that
nearly all the principal inhabitants of Leon
have emgrated to Pueblo Neuva, and the
troops are preparing to follow their exam
pie. In a late letter he mentions the arrival
of a courier from Costa Rica, who brought
intelligence that the troops had been horri-
bly, devastated Ly cholera and dysentery.-
The extent of the sickness may be Judged
from the fact that Gen. Canas was himself
compelled To dig graves, while his aids acted
as draymen and drove the collins to the
grave yard.
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INVITATION.

The American party of Hamilton
county send greeting to their breth-
rem and friends, to the members Of all
respectable parties from all the States
of this glorious Union, cordial in
vitation to be with them on the 9Th
day of October. Come onel come
all!!-come, and bring your wives,
your children, your neighbors, your
friends, along with you'll Come from
the mountains and valleys, the hills
and the hollows, and join with us in
one mighty demonstration for the
salvation of our glorious Union!-
Come, and you shall be entertained
by the first speakers of the country,
and your bodily comforts well pro-
vided for. Let everybody come!
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CB- We are requested to say that J. c..
CARLoCK and W. c. VAUGHAN will address the
citizens of McMinn county at Zion Hill, on
next Friday, Sd Oct, on the politics of the
day,
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New YoRK, Sept. 20th.-The prize fight
on "Wednesday ended most tragically, as Kel-
", one of the parties has since died.
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CMcINNArI, Sept, 20th.-F'our dull and
dropping; SUES at 5,705,75; red Wheat lis,
white 100; Whisky firm at 80; Provisions
and Grnr,.rins nnchnnred.
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Married,

On the 18th INST, by Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell, Mr..
ROBERT A. LOWRY to Miss LYDIA G. WATSON, all of this
county.
On the 18th inst. by G.. Milton Hicks, Esq, Mr.. Al
FRED COINS to Miss ELIzABETH STONE all of Monroe CO.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

EDLOWS. "A small lot of Turning Plows received
d and for sale. SPIT. 10 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Notice,

N0TlCE Is hereby given that Land Warrant No.
~ 24079. for so acres, issued under the Act of Sd
March, $780, to John Essman private in Capt Dodson's
Company Tennessee Volunteers, Cherokee removal,
1881 has failed to to hand and has been lost by
some means unknown to the warranted. All persons
are hereby forewarned from trading in any way for
said warran-no one having any authority to transfer
or convey the same. All persons are hereby notified
that intend filing In the General Land ONCE a cdredt
asking said warrant to be cancelled and duplicate to
issue tSept l2, lS56-6t-4l6l JOHN ESsMAN.
EHRzED ERUIT.--I wish to buy large lot Of
~ Dried Fruit will pay the highest market price
IN cash for Dried Peaches, peeled and unpeeed, and
Dried Apples, peeled [sep5l ]. NJ HENDERSON.
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The citizens of Hamilton county,
belonging to the American party,
have determined to furnish any guam
THY of first rate provisions, and to
have them well cooked, to feed all
who may come TO the great rally
There will beno scarcity of provisions.
Music and Military Companies.
The Military Companies of Nash
vile, Knoxville, and Shelbyville,
have, been invited, and will be pre-
sent with their respective Bands.
-. TO THE LADIES.
The ladies are cordially invited to
attend. For their special accommo-
dation seats will be prepared near the
stand, and a table arranged with
something little nicer than the 9th
ers, for them alone. A committee of
gentlemen has been appointed to wait
on them-to furnish them water
during the speaking, and to see that
they are properly attended to at the
4oh1o
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GRAND RALLY:
MASS MEETING!
FREE BARBECUE I!

On the sth day of October, 1856,
to which the people of all parties are
invited. Ample preparations have
been made to accommodate
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS
and as many more as may choose to
visit us. The following
EMINENT SPEAKERS
have been invited and many of them
are confidently expected to be in at
tendance:
Hon. j. j. CRITTENDEN, Hon. HUM
PHREY MARSHALL, and THOMAS II.
CLAY, of Kentucky.
Hon. JERE. CLEMENS and Hon. II.
W. HILLIARD, of Alabama.
DR.. III. V. M. MILLER and BENJA-
MIN Fl, HILL, of Georgia.
Hon. JOHN BELL, Gen. w. II. HAS
KELL, Col. NJ. p. GENTRY, Gov. NELL
S, Brown, Col. JOHN S. BRIEN,
Maj. G. A. HENRY, Col. N. G. TAY-
LoR, Col. T. A. r. NELSON, Col. JOHN
NETHERLAND, JOHN F. HOUSE, A.
M. LooNEY, j. M. QUARLEs, E. III.
EWING, 10. G. PICKETT, Moses
WHITE, VIM. N. BILBo, VIM. G.
BRowNLow, 0. P. TEMPLE, and
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL, of Tennessee,
together with many others of equal
ob;l;tv
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&roccTieS,
XXTEare prepared to furnish plantation supplies Of
Wv every kind, and would invite the attention OF
merchants and others to stock, which will at all
times be complete AID consists In part present. Of
the following articles:
so bids Sugar. 400 bags Coffee;
1900 bags Salt 800 barrels Salt
300 boxes Star Candles; ESQ barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Baggng; 200half pieces Baggngj
200 As inch Bagging 600 coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept In such establish
ments JOHNSON HORNE a CO.,
Aug s-tf Cor Broad and Market sts., Nashville,
NMHEAT AND BACON.-Wc desire TO
Wv purchase Wheat and Bacon, for which we will
pay thehighest market value In cash.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO.,
Aug S-tf cor. Broad and Market SITS, Nashville. &.
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Sehem e i!
Plan of the Lottery.

1 5,1 10 Prizes, amounting to ...,......S2Oi,OOO
WAole Ticlets 80 iloes 5-Qnarters az.
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.4y-"We say to you do not doubt the
Empire State. She IS safe for Fillmore"
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June 6-td-402 RS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Jonathan Child, J. X. Livingston, and
Others Rochester.