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VIM. +. VAUGHAN

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE with Williams 4 Potter, Court House Hill.
July ~, 1856. 26-tf
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WE shcald lie cautious how we !sdulge in
the feelings Of a yrtuous Indignation II
Is the handsome brother Of anger and hstred,
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C. E. WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
JOffce on Court street. near the Court House
July -, 1856. 2G-tt.
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DR.. +. A. THOMAS,

TENDERS his Professional services to the citi-
i zens of Weavcrvile and vicinity.
Office at the Cdy Drug Store, west side Main st.
Weaver, August %, 1886. Stiff
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AhE 'aap who couldn't stand 1t any Ion
gcr, has tatoa seat andisnow comfortable.
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O. H. P, NORCROSS

W. IL NO1bShODo,
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
.0fice, on Court House Hill.
July 10, 1856. 2G-tf
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TIE YOUNG MANS LEISURE--I Dung
man after the duties Of the day are over,
how do you spend your evenings When
business is dull and leaves at your disposal
many unoccupicd hours what disposition do
YOU make of them have known and do
know many young men, who, if they devoted
to any scientific, or literary, or professional
pursuits, the time they spend in games of
chance and lounging in bed, might rise to
any eminence. You have all read of the
seXton'S son, who became fine astronomer
by spending short time every evening in
gazing at the stars after ringing the bell for
nine o'clock. Sir VIM Phipps, who, at the
age of forty-livc. had attained the order Of
knighthood, and the Office of High Sheriff
of England and Governor of Massachusetts,
learned to read and write after his cgh-
tecnth year, of q Ship-carpcntcr in Boston.
VIM. Gilrord the great editor of the quar-
tcrly, was an apprentice to IL shoc-makcr
and spent his leisure hours in study And
because he had neither pen nor paper, Slate
or pencil, he wrote out his problems OF
smooth leather with a blunt aWl david
Rittenhouse, the American astronomer
W lltll u IllOuS w bS ObotI NNNl w nav I
covered his plough and fences with figures
and calculations James Ferguson, the
great Scotch astronomer, learned to read by
himself and mastered astronomy whilst u
shepherds boy, in II field by night And
perhaps it is not to much to say, that if the
hours wasted in Idle company, in vain CON
vcrSation at the tavern, were only spent in
the pursuit Of useful knowledge, the dulIcst
apprentice in any of our shops might become
an intelligent member of society, and II fit
person for most Of our civil Offices. BY such
course, the rough covering of many II
youth is laid aside and their ideas instead
of being confined to local subjects and pro-
fcSsonal tcchinaltics, might range the wide
field of creation; and other stars from
among the young men Of this city might be
added to the list of worthless that are gliding
our country with bright and mellow light
-Rer, DR. Murray
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S3,lG4 90

Total. S3,1G4 90
Reader this is no fancy picture There
arehuudreds of womenin this city who launch
even deeper into the folly of fine dress and
show than does the lady whose fXingo'
we have above described. Is it to be Won
dered at, then, when such enormous sums are
souandered by wives and daughters, that
we have 50 many petitions in bankruptcy
to record in San Francisco
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OF FIClAL DIR E @ T Q r Y
Executive Department.

OFFICERS. OFFICES.
J. NEEi.Y JOHNSON. Governor.
II. NJ. ANDERSON, ,..... Lieut.. Governor
DAVID +. DOUGLASS, Secretary of State.
HENRY BATES. ....... Treasurer of State.
Gro. w. WHITMAN, 49,. Comptroller of State.
". S. WALLACE. Attorney General.
JoHN III. BREWSTER, Surveyor General.
JAMES ALLEN, N,........ State Printer.
r. WHSoN.,...........
i. S. Nick ENzIE, ....... State Prison Directors,
ALEX. BEIL............
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H. j. HOWE.
D. w. POTTER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
fOhice ON Court street, near the Court House
CJuly, 10, 1886. 26-tf
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KEEP that man at distance who hates
music aud the LAUGH of child,
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Book and Job Printing.
AGENTS FOR TRE JOURNAL.

ES~Snglc copies of the JOURNAL, IN ,crdppers,
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at this Office
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Judiciary.

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HuGu c. MURRAY Chief Justice.
Solomon Ilcydcnlelt., Associate Justice.
d. f. Terry ..
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WOMEN are called the softer sex, because
they are so easily humbuggcd Out of one
hundred girls nnety-fve would prefer os
tcntation to happncsS--a dandy, Iunch-cat-
ing husband to an honest mechanic.
TO which the Chicago Jo,unal replies
Well and nncty-ninc men ont Of u hun
drcd will prefer It rich or a pretty wife to a
sensible or accomplished onc-so where's thc
difference ? Remember the old conplct;
'Though many vices tant the female breast,
They re not 50 bad as men though bad the best
A FEENcn woman was engaged as dress
ing maid to lady Of rank in Russia. One
day, while combing out her mistress long
black hair, She hurt her head the lady
turned round and gave her Slap on the
face The French woman who had hold of
her hair, which she was on the point OF
tying, 50 that it was gathered together in
her hand, graSped it tightly, and inflicted a
sound correction on the lady's ear with the
hair-brush, Perhaps it may be thought
that she was Immediately punished by being
taken to the police, or at least summarily
dismissed from the household. Far from it.
The maid knew the character of the Rus
slams 100 we'll and also what she was about.
She was perfectly aware that her mistress
would not dare to expose her, on account Of
the disgrace to herself for it would have
been an indclablc one for noble lady to
have been beaten, lin any place but Count
OrIon"s Office, and especially by a mcnial !;
she therefore not only took the whole mat
ter quietly, but presented the French woman
with thirty silver roubcs and Il new gown
to buy her silence. She was ever after
treated with much consideration, aud at the
time the anecdotc was told, was in the same
situation
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THE TRINITY JOURNAL
nPuBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,

X. J. CURTIS, u. T.. GORDON
EDITORS AND PROPRlETORS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press. ]

PHILADELPHIA, April IA fire occurred here
last night destroying the Artesun buildings Losses
in the aggregate 100000.
Mrs Christi, an invalid lady, died during the fire
from fright
WASHINGTON, April 10.-SENATE-The Chair
decided that the motion to print must go to the
Committee on Printing.
| On motion of Mr.. Mason, reference of the me-
mortal to the Committee on Territories, was re-
scinded, yeas SO, nays 8. Adjourned.
| BALTIMORE, April 1l.-New Orleans papers Of
Saturday have been received.
In the capitulatiOn of the Insurgents at Puebla
ID was granted that the private soldiers return to
their homes and some of the officers be sent out OF
the country.
| e. HALIFAX, April 1.-THE steamer Cambria has
not yet arrived.
| PITTsBURo, April IL, M.-Rver sixteen feet six
inches and rising slowly
WASHINGTON, April ll.-Both Houses are ems
gagged in considering private bills.
New YORK, April ia fire occurred last night
in the extensive packing box factory of Howley,
Lowry & Co. and VIM. Hagars type foundry-loss
fften to twenty thousand dollars; covered by in.
rance.
The schooner Maryland, which was recently seiz.
ed for the violation of the Virginia laws, has been
searched but no fugitive slaves were found. The
Captain was taken to be tried. Meanwhile the ves-
sci was hold in custody, security for the pay
ment Of the penalty, $500, incurred to have the
vesseI searched
LOUISVILLE, April ll.-River nine and half feet
in the canal and six feet four inches the falls at
a stand.
CINCINNATI, April II ,M-Flour 5Oa6, 90, Whis
Ky 2O4a2Oi, Mess Pork IA %; Bulk Meats 5ia6i;
Groceries unchanged. River IL feet, and falling.
New ORLEANS, April 1o.-COtton advanced I to
t, sales 5000, MiddliDgs quoted at 9falO, Corn 80,
keg Lard 1Of, Mess Pork l6, Coffee IL, Sterling ST.
NEW YORK, April IL, M.-Flour has declined,
Straight State 6.S7a66S, Ohio 6.62a7.S7, Wheat
6rm, Southern Red l.SO, Corn firm, Mess Pork
l6. 5Oal6.62.
CINCINNATI April IL, eVening-Flour 5.SOa6.O5.
Bulk shoulders 81, sides St Bacon sides 8, shout
ders 6f. Whisky 2Ota2Og. Mess Pork 1850
Sugar SAG. Coffee 12tal2i. MOasses 4Oa4O.
The river is unchanged
NEW YORK, April II, P. M.-Cotton firm, sales
1900 bales, buyers at the close demanding re>
duction; Flour dropping, Straight State 6,68 Ohio
6.62a7.Sl, Southern 7.25aS.5O; Wheat, Southern
Red so, White / Sc; Corn firm; Pork frm Beef
and Lard dropping; Whisky firm; Coffee firm; Sugar
and Moasses firm; Bacon wanted.
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Passed February Is, 1856.

AN ACT
For the Sale Of Stock BY the State in the Union
and Planters Banks and for other purposes
SEC /. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State OF Tennessee That the stock owned by the
State in the Union and Planters Banks, be, and
the same is hereby transferred to the Bank Of Ten.
nessee-reservng to the State, however. the power
of appointing Directors in the Union Bank as now
provided for in its charter; and that the said Bank
OF Tennessee be authorised 10 exercise and use all
the powers and privileges reserved to the State by
the charter of said Bank, excepting the power OF
appointing Directors, ss above mentioned; and that
it shall be the duty of the Bank OF Tennessee to
provide for the payment Of the bonds Of the State
that may fall due in the year 1853 aud apply the
proceeds arising from the stock OF the Union and
Planters Banks after paying the bonds aforesaid,
to increase the capital stock in said Bank.
SEC 2. Be it enacted, That so much Of an act
entitled "Au act directing the mode of stating the
accounts of the Bank Of Tennessee, and for other
purposes" passed March Srd, 1854, as directs the
officers Of said Bank to retain sufficient amount
out of the annual profits of the Bank TO supply the
place Of such debts as they were authorized TO
charge off to profits and loss as hopees.ly bad, so
that the actual capital of the Bank may not be re-
duced below its nominal amount, be, and the came
is hereby repealed.
SEC s. Be it enacted that the interest accruinG
upon the six per cent bonds of the State, in which
the balance of dividends and bonus were invested
upsn the order of the Governor and Comptroller,
after paying the interest the bonds OF the State
Issued for stock in the Union Bank, as directed BY
section first Of act entitled "An act to authorize
the investing of certain moneys in State bonds,
passed February 9th, 1854, shall be re invested
by the President and Directors of the Bank of Ten.
nessee, in six per cent bonds Of the State.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed February o. 1876.
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CHISAMES FOR CUBA Our Havana eorrespon-
dent informs US Of the arrival - that port OF zoo
Cinnamon or Coolies, brought by the ship SEES
Witch, OF New York These Coolies are nominal.
ly free aborers aud imported with the sanction
aud encouragement Of the British Goverument, but
In effect they doomed 10 the very worst form Of
slavery In the fret place, they uveigled or lid
mapped against the orders OF the Chinese Govern
ment. They then transported TO a strange c0un
Try, amongst strange people, aud are Apprentiord,
ROlsHs uots''s 70 Geld labor ior the term Of or
nine years; at the end VI which time their lives II
they unfortunately survive, veil nigh seourgrd
or worked out OF their miserable bodies, aud they
very possibly 10 debt 10 their hard task master.
Such Is The system II labor which BIitains phian.
thropy after shedding coPioas tears over the hor-
rors OF the African slavs-trade, would substitute
for the old form Of negro slavery 10 the West Ia.
dies. But like all modern philanthropy IL pays
very WE'LL her ships make handsome profits the
freighIsge OF thess Celestial wretehes and the bas
ness in transporting this sort OF Oriental live stock
is becoming bnsksr every day. We see also that
some Of our Northern vessels arc engaging Ia the
thriving trade, and would not be surprised Il their
owners we're very EeGlous and prosperous "ihends
Of humanity and champions Of the ''nigger, ~
o Delta, 6h iHst.
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Colonel Garland. the defaulting City Treas
urer of New Orleans, shares the cell of a
husband ofh;s present wife was the defsulting
cashier Of the Bank Of Havana, and size pro-
cured a divorce from him on account Of bis
bad character
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The river is still falling. There are about
feet CscanO water on the Shoals. The weather
Is warm.
The Cuba arrived yesterday from, and de-
parted again for, Paducah.
The Cline got off for Memphis.
The Chicago is still at the wharf She may
get off to-day.
The Rock city is dle this morning. She
departs for Paducah at p NJ.
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A PAIR OF DUCKs.-A husband complains
sadly al the price Of "ducks. His wife re-
Gently bought three for S275-viz duck"
OF a dress, a duck" Of parasol, and a
'duok" OF a bonnet. Aud we have young
friend who complains that he has spent several
hundred dollars upon his duck" of sweet.
heart aud hasn't got her yet.
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
roTTIcIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ACT
To aupnress Rettinp ON Elections.

To suppress Betting Elections.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Tennessee, That the betting on
elections is declared to be, and is gaming, and shall
be punished as other gaming is now punished BY
law.
. SEC. 2. Be it further enacted That all witnesses
summoned before any grand jury in this State, shall
receive the same pay other State Witnesses, and
shall be taxed to the unsuccessful party, as costs
taxed in other cases provided, that where no ill.,
dictment or presentment is found on the evidence
OF such witness the cost shall paid by the county
where such witness IS summoned.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Sneaker Of the Senate.
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INMIGRATIoN.-Dur the month Of Febru
airy twenty vessels arrived at Castle Garden
bringing 2,OS6 bondsble passengers, and l6C
not bondable, whose total cash means amount
ed to $96,343 IL.
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H- The Rev. LEROY J. HALsKY, D. D., will
preach providence Permitting) at the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday morning next
at IL O'Clock, and at Il P. N.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

~ There will be Free Lecture delivered
on next Wednesday evening, by JYo. f. THoMP-
SON, Esq, explaining the objects of the 'Rob-
ertson Association" We hope that our citizens
will attend, as it is laudable institution. The
place will be designated in next.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

1i3Tne Springfield (MtssD Republican of April
SOth, says that during the last three days not
far from eleven hundred persons have passe
thr ough that place for the West principally
for lows
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Wisconsin has ven considered an abolition
State for some time. The other day bill
came up in the Senate OF that State to allow
the negroes the right Of suffrage. 1t was los
by vote of yeas TO Is nays.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

~ The city Of Knor0iIJe, q Tennessee
river boat, is reported to have been sunk a
short distance below Cairo. No particulars,
except that she was heavily freghted.
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Our Book Table.

ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY; or Tecr
Book Of Facts en- Science and art. Edited
by David A. Wells, A. N. Boston: Gould
81 Lincoln. For sale by Toon, Nelson & Co.,
Nashville.
The above is a very interesting and exceed
ingly valuable work. 1t exhibits 'the most
important discoveries and improvements in
mechanics, useful arts, natural philosophy,
chemistry, astronomy, meteorology, zoology,
botany, mineralogy," &c, in a condensed form,
So as not to weary the patience of the reader
in looking through mass of chaff to find the
precious kernel 1t is seldom that so much
useful Information is TO be found compressed
within so small a compass.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

The Houston Texas Telegraph learns from
a citizen of Colorado county, that two thou
sand negroes have been introduced into that
county within twelve months past
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

VERY LIKE WHALE.-A whale sixty feet
long, and containing about 1000 gallons of
oil worth $780, went ashore off Currituck,
n O., on the farm of Mr.. Abraham Baum.
last week
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

~ We learn that the pleasant weather Of
the past week has made wheat grow finely, and
it now has a very Furnishing appearance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

"Excuse me, madam, but l would ike TO
ask why you look at me so very savagelyi'
'oh beg pardon, sir thought you was my
busband!n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

The strong-minded women will holi Ma
tional Dress Reform Convention at Syracuse,
n. Y, in June, when the subject of long pet
ticoats or short ones will be decided
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

nay At the municipal elections in Gin
cinnat last Monday, the Democratic ticket,
with two exceptions, was elected. There
were three tickets in the field
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COUNTY JUDGE-DIsTRICr MAGISTRATES.
Election Saturday, May }, 1856.
Saturday Morning, April IL, 1856.

~ Rev. Dr. sKHos will p-each Sabbath morning next
18Th inst in the First Presbyterian Church Of this ty
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River and steamboat News.

The AJconid will leave this port for St. Louis
next Monday.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

LIBERTY AND SLAVERY: an Essay, by Albert
T. Bledsoe Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott
& Co. For sale by Q. W. Smith, Nashville.
This volume contains much to interest the
general reader. Its exposition of the fallacy
of the arguments and positions of the Adolf
tionists is a vigorous defence of the rights of
the South, and will be read with profit.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-12

B9-A Washington despatch says some
of the most prominent Southern men are
urging a union on Senator FTrzPATRICK, Of
Alabama, as the Democratic candidate for
Vice President. They doubtless think his
name suggestive-one that will tickle the
fancy of the foreign legion"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED INHALATION or INTOXICATED VAPoRs
DR. VIM HUNTER brother OF DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and SO terrible their results the
diseases the lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter octude the profession to know there
be any whereby those diseases be controlled and
ameliorated.
DR.. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several years. and have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached is by
direct application the prescribing Ct medicines which
breahed into the lungs in the form Of vsPor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The success Of our treatment fully
sustained the theory
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth ST. between Pine and Chestnut sts,
ap1-Sm West side, St. Louis, No.
DoS'r TILL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness do tell it about else there will be
unmarried people Weddings will be the order Of the day
Everybody will be choosing help mate In another column
the advertisement Of that much talked Of book BY Prof.
RoSDoUr Of New York the "Bliss Of Marriage" It gives
the exact process Of the art creating love- compel
ing any body you dearly whom you wish inspire
that tender passion But then should such secret get
world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counsel.-N. Y tribune.
PsoF WOODS HAIR REsroRArIvE.-The testimony Of ali
who thoroughly the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp preserve the hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is now put
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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"a Brown left his boarding house last week be
cause be say bic Andlady rinsing her william
Hsnrys pocket handkerchisf Ia the PuddinS basin.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE. !
Nashville, April -, 1856. !

Nashville, April u, 1856.
Yesterday was an uncommon blue
day in the cotton msrket-not a bale changed
hands as far as we could learn. None offered
TOBACCO-Sale at johnson, Horne Co.'S Of /
hid at 100 Sales at A. Hamitons of hhds. at
100, 500, go, $50.
No changes in our former quotations for other
articles Trade dull.
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BACON-HOg round, al
Hams, II
S sides, It
LARD. 74GS
sUGAR-In hhds, per h. 7a9
bbls., . TIA 81
COFFEE-Rio, l2dlS
WHISKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Pixies, 20
Peacocks, 20
Wilshires, 20
O'Kane's extra, :. 30
MOLASSES-N. o, per gallon, . IS 40
SALT-By the bbl, per busheI, 45
fine, :. 100
FLOUR-Bbl.. s6a7
Sack, per cwt., . $2.5Oa35O
GRAIN-Wheat, per bush, sOcasl.OO
Corn, 2Od25
Oats, -" 80
Rye, 90
CHEESE-Western Reserve . l2f
English Dairy. is
BUTTER-Fresh. l5d20
McCLURE's ToBACco WAREHOUSE,
ClaksVille, Tenn, April 10th.
Sales by w. s. Mcclure of Al hhds. Tobacco as
follows: 9S5, 945, 925, 925, 900, 900, 500, $50,
S7b, SIS, $50, S45, $40, $50, $50, SIS, 80, sos,
100, no, 100, 76O $50, 75O, 74O, 695, 500, 6S5,
ESQ, 775, $50, $50, 6l5 600, 595, sos, sos, 6S5,
575, 575, $40, 500, 500.
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Ice! ICo!!

WE have contract which viii enable Us 10 furnish the
w citizens OF Nashville during the ensuing Summer win
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
Az price corespondu ny with the current We shall
have hundred TONS and expect % be abe
to supply through the whole OF the warm
weather We have built Ice House on Lower Front
street and expect furnish Ice here regularity and TO our
regular customers ds On that 1t shall AZ no time eoss
more than two cents per pound. . -
mRfh29 MAkf1N PAINE.
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NE PLUS Ultra" Scheme.
1900 PRIZESI $4,000 DOLLAKSI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
To be Drawn MAY 18th. l

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
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Concert Hall, Macon, Ca, under the super
n intendence Of Col. Geo, VI. Logan and Jas.
A. NiSbct. Esq.
The Manager having announced his determination 70
this the popplar Lottery the world offers for
May 18th, scheme that far surpasses any scheme
in the Of Lotteries. Look your inerest
Examine the Capitas ~ Prize eight Tcketsl IA