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That SILVER CUP.-The excitement 10 re-
lation tc the relative merits Of Corn-Crushing
Machines is still up TO fever heat. There is to
be trial between the Little Giant" and the
Excelsior" on Saturday next, when 8 CON-
miJtee will decide tho claims to superiority on
one or the other. We presume that large
number of farmers will be present at the trial,
as they can then see and judge for themselves
of the claims OF each MACHINE.
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LOUISVILLE, August 81.
Iron, Nails PIG.IRoN AND LEAD-We quote by
the quantity follows Stone coal bar iron 3a34c;
charcoal bar iron SIC all other descriptions at the
usual rates Nails s., 26a3, so for lOd, and corres-
pOnding rates for other sizes. Tennessee Pig Iron
$50 for No. /; $33a34 for No. 2. We quote Brown.
port Pig Iron at the same rates on six months.
Sales of Salt River Iron, Belmont Furnace at $S4a
$50 per ton; Pig Lead firm at 7az4c Bar Lead
7ia74 cents Sales Of shot at $2a2, lOa$2,l5.
CINCINNATI, August 90
IRoS-There is no change 10 the market The
demand in the regular way is fair, at $34aS5 per
ton for Ohio hot blast.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F,

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, !, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night 0hceTs: P. BmLIOD g.; W.
W. THuEMOSD, VG MoD. A. N,LES, Secy T. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. Officers: W. A WHERRY N, q. J. W RATcLHF v.
g.; T W. BARNES sec'y; c. CocKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, every Monday night.
Oncers: P. I. PHILIPS, N. O G. W. DARDEN, G.; T..
BEAUMONT, sec'y; W. CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hall South
Nashville, every Friday night Officers: JOIN HILL N.
G.; PEED JoSrE v Il. c. ALLEY sec'y JOHN TAsKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
R1DGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l, meets on the LIST
and 8d Wednesday night Of each IN officers G. SAY
ERs, O. p; NJ FOULK u. p: p. BuLIoD s. W; W W.
THUREosD J. W J. LYONS Scribe; B. CUTTER Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN- :AMPMEET, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night Of each onh Officers
X. tDhUNDsON c. P; B. LYONS H. p; G. W. DARDES =
WARD, Treasurer. iva
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Are Won Getting Raid

Iyour hair turning greyf Do wish TO cultivate good
Whkers and moustachef Your hair to be soft silky and
ossyf Your head be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
ruGH Mothers your children to have uxuant heads
ofhsir9 Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
% it's unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts 70 Cts and
81 50 per bottle. Boges Balm Of Cytheis stands unr
vailed for Graduating Id pmpes and identifying the
complexion Price SO cts. Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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JOHN S. DASHED

James Huehanan't Anteccdcnts Inde.
fensIbIe.-IesIimOnY from high aus
thOriIY.
john 6. Ferguson Esq, in his remarks on
Saturday night last at the American rally in
South Nashville, gave a conversation which
occurred al public table in this city Just after
the Cincinnati nominations We're made, be-
tween himself and Gov. Johnson, 10 which the
latter stated that Mr.. Buchansn's sntecedeuts
could not be defended, and that the success of
the democratic party depended upon running
the platform and not the mani What think
you, people of Tennessee, of the democratic
candidate when Andrew johnson, even, rays
that BuchAnan's sntecedents are indefensiblel
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Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 1888 Broadway, T. agent for the sale Of many
ofhe most celebrated makers Of Pianos and MeodeoDs
Offering them at prices which all who desire
purchase to avail Themselves or He also selling bis large
and weknoWn Catalogue Of Music third the
regular prices, and will forward the free postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools the
favorable charactea Of which he will able to all to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water Panos known among the very
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree OF confidence from knowledge OF their
celIent tone and durable qualify J. ErdnQelist.
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The MEETING IN SOUTH NAsHvILLE.-There
was a good turn out of the friends Of Fillmore
and Doneson on Saturday night last in South
weather. Judge Brien made most excellent
speech. lie was followed by John G. Fergu-
son Esq, in few pertinent and well-timed re-
marks. The meeting adjourned in the hap
piest possible spirits.
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F Gov. johnson started home on Thurs
day last, but in consequence oflosirg his wallis,
fron the baggage car OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, turned back. The va
lise contained upwards Of $500 in gold, aud
was found the following day lying on the side
track where il fallen from the car The money
had not been disturbed, aud its owner depart.
ed on Saturday for East Tennessee.
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FEY Hon. CHAs. READY arrived in the city
last evening and is stopping at the City Hotel.
Gen. ]. w. WHITFIELD, of Kansas and fore
merly of this State, arrived last night from
Washington, and has taken rooms at the St.
Cloud.
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Enr the Nashville Patriot.

EDITORS PATBIoT:
Having been solicited in person on several
occasions, and having seen, through your col
umns different calls to suffer my name to go
before my Fellow Citizens for the office of
Mayor at the approaching election, beg leave
to return my sincere thanks for the confidence
manifested, and have only to say that if my
Fellow citizens believe the interest of the city
will be subserVed by me, and they wish my
services they can make it known on the day Of
the election. Respectfully,
InITN = nACuTEI
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SHRrBYvuLE UNIvKRsITY-A few days ago
we we're pleased by call from the President
of this institution, Prof A. /. Hamilton, and
from him learned much of its condition and
prospects. This gentleman is known TO be a
man above reprosch, ripe scholar, as well as
g practical and the rough instructor Of youth.
The Constitution of the Institution is before US,
in which are comprised regulations and appoint
ments that cannot fail, if properly carried out,
land we have no doubt they will be- in accom-
plshing the most beneficial results TO the stu
dent. The faculty, we are convinced, is CON-
posed of men particularly adapted for teaching
the branches of science under their immediate
supervision and charge, having been selected
especially with thGt object in view. There is
good apparatus already in the institution, but an
addition is soon to be made to the stock which
will cost $4,000. There is, also, preparatory
department, to which a gentleman of fine at
tainments, Mr.. p. B. Robinson of Huntsville,
Alabama, hiss been elected as Adjunct Super
intendent To give some idea of the success
of this University, we will state that it closed
it's first session on the Goth of June last, with
one hundred and twenty eight students. The
next session will commence on the LIST day Of
September.
We are glad TO see these Institutions spring
ing up throughout the SUuth. 1t is an evil
dence OF our independence of other States and
an increasing thirst for education among our
people, which sugurs the most beneficial re-
sults
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Whole Tickets $l0;-HalVes $5;-
Quarters $50.

Whole Tickets $10;-HalVes $5;- .
Quarters $50.
~ The Managers determined that their Lotteries shall
excel ali Others offer TO the public above sci sme which,
for the brancy fits Capitals and the chances ofobtanne
prizes, has never been equaIed
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from TO $4,000, ponding with those
numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and aced wheel
The first 2OO Prizes similarly printed and eneirced
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and a number is 6rawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the time Prise
draw from the oth-r Wheel T number and prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioner, the prize being placed az the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn
Approximation priZes.-The two preceding
and the succeeding number to those drawing
200 prizes will be entt to the 500 Prizes
according to the Scheme
~ Remember that every Prize is raw1, and payable in
fall without deduction
~ All Prizes ofs1 600 and under, paid Immediately afser
the drawing other at the uua time OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purch Immediately altar
the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cast ell renewed in other Tickets either
office. Orders for Tickets be addressed to
S. SWAN co, Atlanta, Ga.
orS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
augt6 or J. G. HIGGINS, Box 8, Nashville P. o.
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H The steamer COMMERCE. left yesterday
for Psducah with about one hundred emil
grants for Kansas, from Alabama, under
charge of Capt. Clayton.
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WHOLESALE BooT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
A mammoth stock of Boots and Shoes Can be
found at the store of r. 5. Hollins d. Co,
north east corner Of the Square. 1t comprises
everything in that line, from coarse wear up
to the very finest article. This firm is offering
great bargains To the trade, and country deal
ers will hardly do justice to their own interests
if they fail to give this assortment an sTsni-
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Recommendations the regions Of the
atmOsphere-that is, in void-tbe cold is estimated
to be about seventy degrees below zero. The line
Of perpetual frost at the equator is set down at
fifteen thousand feet altitude; between the tropics
at thirteen thousand; between the attitudes of forty
and fifty degrees, from nine thousand 10 four thOus-
nd
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THE First BALE-The FIRST bale Of cotton
received here this season was bought By II. 7.
Yeatman on Saturday. II was picked In Rath.
erfOrd county by Levi Wade Eco. Well done
old Rutherford.
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DRIED FRUIT.-To those who have an abun-
dance of fruit, We refer the advertisement of
d. ID. Dickey. There can be no doubt that
dried fruit will command high price this sea-
son. There is al entire failure in fruit at the
Nth
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HeIloway's Ointment and Pills are AS
tOnshng reudies for scrofua and all Skin Diseases As
SIT penetrates meat viii this Ointment reach the affect
ed parts rubbed in external Sold manufactures
No. so Maiden Lane New York, and No. "a Strand Lon
don; and b. all druggists &c., 69Kc and 81 per pot or
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rhe .nOun Of abs. ue Or BOD dus 70 b.nI. oE ON

The amount OF liabilities due or not due 10 banks other
cTe1tors,-nothing.
Losses adjusted and due-pone.
Losses adjusted and not du ......... 431l76, 81
unadiusted and In suspense
waiting for further proof or conted 1T8,766 96
All other other claims against the company small for
printing, &c
Agents Instructed 10 take risk exceeding $4,000.
The smonnt insured In any city, town village varies, de-
pending upon the character mate al and Of
buildings, the width OF streets the supply Of wster the
efficiency Of the hre department, and other circum
The amount insured in blocks Of buildings sko varies the
intention TO limit The by any are 10 less than
$4,000.
The Of Incorporation the nled in July 1855.
TH0S A. ALEXANDER, secretary.
STATE or CONNECTICUT HARTFORD CoUETY, e.
HARTFORD, July 9Th, 1855.
Personally appel before me, Justice Of the Peaee
duly qualified TO administer OAths, THoSAs ALEIGEDKR
Secretary, and MADE Tenn oath hat the foreg ing
rnt Of the and condition Of the BinA Insurance Com
pany is true. HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
This Is 70 certify that the EtnA Insurance Company Of
Hartford located Hartford In the State OF Conneccu
has piled with al the requirements Of act passed by
the l. gslatuTe Of Tennessee, March 1885, entitled "An
Act regulate the Rences Of Insurance eompanies not
Incorporated by the Stale % Tennessee and that JOSEPH
NAsH Is the legally authorized agent for said company the
town Of Nashville, Davidson county, tennessee.
j. O. LUTTREI.L, Comptroller.
bg BY rios }. MOssT
Referring to the foregoing the undersigned continues TO
issue policies in this city. JOSH. NASH, Agent,
o &c, south cor. College spring ats
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The Art of Dyeing Human Hair.

1t is but mperecty understood by those who
the gIestest pretensons The Of popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time color the hair
to be Succeede by furnished green other unsghy sp
pearance Bogles Electric Dye is void OF these noIious
properties. 1t instantly dyes the HAIR beautiful natural
black brown, which neither nor sunshine can
nsh in the least and to make douby
his agents authorized refund the money the most
perfect satisfaction IS given Prices cts 81 90 aud
~ so per Inventor W. BOGLE Boston, by
Druggists eve ywhere. my Silly
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A CARR.

AN aaaafscsrlng tsiy A. ny Eclipse steve fOaE4Ty
IL this eitr 4 fsaa antortmeat 81 tfotks AND hoL~
L0w-NARA rs 0Fsas. Pota skinsas and Tia sa-lrons
and knaroas 81 dens pAiteFna 80 ias FAernHs AID
tai trade a ssazll proets. et
A VA Csppar aaa sAeet Irun Eas< afths hest q1shty
IA lea asurus 80 ace ehaaAeR e nEiiEana Va
and Ne 1 RrftEerAisFs. 60 hard ~ aais ieW.
faEtsaiEF ssssssisa psa - Rens sae eas'aiag ssss
fln 81 Cooper
- GA csVpsr PsstsE nrass az1 scrsp iron I.ksa Ia
eH-hanEe ~ ~ 1ansfsctarsa.
tesE a. r noRRIA -
bas--aa - aa ecsasss a., ear cAaIsA 4
Advances
fEfhE anfesagard aul nAke cAah aas.oess conslfr
ments 81 Wheat Racon. Hoaf And othef Rroduee -
eoFrssPaRa1ais IL ChAdsstsa aaa sasanah
yosePu NASH.
KaavILIF yass aesA. isss-suA
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If Ed. Glascoak and J. p Coleman will permit
.le use of their names for Alderman in the Sth
Ward at the eusueing election, they will obligs
MANY VOTERS
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KANSAS EMIORASrs.-A company Of 100
smiersnts from Alabama, under Capt. II. d.
Clayton, arrived in this city on Sat urday last
en- rorte for KAnsas.
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DISEASED BLOOD manifess itself by bitches, pmpes,
etc. and is not only annoying but often ruinous to health
few bot les Of Curriers' Spanish Mature VIII expel the i'm
pures, and the health Of the sufferer in short
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H- The 'Strightouts' were out on parade
on Saturday last in goodly numbers. They
presented fine appearance.
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SAMU Ell SWAN, Manager.
PRIZES AMOUNTING To
s z o 4, o o O J!
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
800, 900 Numbers, 1915 Prizes!
1870 PrEes amounting to..........-... f2O4 ON
Whole Tickets s1O;-Ha.ves IS; Quarters, 2 so.

lolSo Prizes amounting t2O4 OOd
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters, $50.
The ~ 900 Prizes % IS determined by the numheE
which draws the $4,000 pEeifthat number should be an
Od number then very odd number ticket In the sehem
will b. entitled 70 IS II number, then every even
number ticket will be entitled IS in addition any otheH
prize which NAV be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity OF odd and
number tckets Will be certain Of drawing nearly half Tho
cost Of the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with o. 4, 6, eVen-an
those ending With l, 8, 5 Z, 0, are odd.
az Remember that every Prize drA n, and payable In
full without deduction
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under paid immediately AFTER
t. drawng-Other pr 1t the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately Aer
tie drawing.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tickets either
office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. 3
As haf the Tickets guaranteed to draw ts
will sell Certificates Of Pacg Of 10 Tick Todd and
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets Draw the amount guaranteed
accrues 70 the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package Oflo Whole Tickets .......tsq
10 HaH ............, 80
10 Quarter ............. IS
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets, either TO s. SWAN o. Atlants, Ca, q
ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Jy29 orr. g. HUGGINS, Boz Nashville, p o.
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Sharp'a Rifles.

ALL sportsmrn who in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer &c
Ved 10 call at the Of Pail and Cunningham, No 81
Public Square and examine "shAps Patent Sporting Rife"
which 10 rapdy OF Firing, accuracy OF aim and length Of
range far superior to any Gun invented ard unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introduced
exceedingly simple that It Is liable get out
Of order" than the common Kentucky Rife.
&C. have also few Shot Guns made on the same Pa.
tent. iyI6- 6m
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Capital $4,000!
I'1 : e.: i; ;Si o. Ih.i,. . Oo Quarter:

ga Prizes ss.aans'ng 70 = tis3 go
PRIZES PAYABLE OuTDEDuuftON.
The 5Qa prizes ~ as detsruinea ~ the nanhSr
whch Grass the - 900 PEef that uanhsF Ehoale -
odd member, then rFery odd nelbg teks Va ths sehss
vi b enutrd 70 $50, evsn nEubsE ties every
saubsr east al b seutlrd 70 - -. n adaten 70 sny
otksr Prise Ukieh may Be drawn
Purchasers IN boytns sgaA qganiity Of ed ana
rumtrFs eksis Nlt certain q dFsunG nearly Aah
the est 81 re sane, Wh chances % o6atnng ether pgteA
"A those ties = sBdng uiih Q. 4 6 sven--AR
sAoss ensng IN T. 8. 9. !, .. odd
Pvfsons ssndiog - mai need nat hAr its beip
lcst OriErs Puneusiy attended %. csn@uneassans
atenrAl. Bsak sutzs a. sount haaks laksn par.
those wishins PATteal4r nEmoers sAoaAd ofdsr tnns
dafelr.
~ orasrs sstrstard % IsnszB WwTsA. Bea SO sash-
vile TenB. Win b. Vso@pty aa1ent-d ~
JAAEs .. wIsTER. Mznsssr,
hIAsiasdtH aao1n. Ca
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FEVER AND AGUE.-CERTAIN CURE-No
for Tonic mixtures Quinine, FOWer's Solution,
Arsenic Mercury, any the vlanous
pounds, which only relieve disease mp Mt another
more deadly and which is its unhappy victims finally,
with wrecked and broken constitution early grave.
Try Carriers Spanish Mixture which contains OF hese
dangerous drugs but by acting specifically the
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the system,
thus enabling nature to recuperate its exhausted energies
BY opening the pores Of the skim and e1pe the body
all impurities and old medicines which clog and retard its
free operation. More than thOuss have been
cured by Ca: ers Spanish MIXTURE after everything else
had signaly failed AS sample of its remarkable effects,
Messrs Davis Hicks Of AutsugsVie, Ala, writes that
it cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever aud Aqua which all
the efforts OF and their remedies could not rub
due He only tlok three bottles. They say sells very
rapidly, and maintains its high reputation all through the
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Few aware how frequently Publishers compelled
to insert among their advertisements, statements which
they neither sanction CT believe
pleasant exception to this disagreeabe necessity
the advertisements Of DR. Ayers Cherry PeclOrs and
Pills which will be found in columns We have publish
ed for him before and with the feeling that in
doing in wise lend elves odeceve mislead the
public Tor have had ndsPutabe proof his words
strictly true with abund be ieve
dicnes will do all they promise, and ali til be
ably expected from any medicine. His Cherry Pectorsl
too well known in this community to need any commenda
ton from and the Pills crediby informed
Inferior to his Observation-Disclosures Mirror, Y. l.
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DIED.
Commercial.

Near Florence, Ala the 22d inst n. WnLILNs Esq,
Df the Nashville Bar.
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Notice.

Notice.
TNHE CoPartnership existing under the name Of Amson,
Doom Co. is this az dissolved by mutual consent.
J. Z. Doom J. L. Mansfield will continue the business 1t
the old stand No. 40 Broad street. under the name OF
Doom Co.
J. Z. Doom Co., all the Liabilities and will a.
tend to the settlement Of all the business OF the old firm
HENRY AMIS0N,
J. Z. DOOM,
Nashville, Aug. Is 56-1m J. l.. MANSFIELD.
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As these all The appointments they viii have for this
county, is hopd the people will attend aud hear them.
August 18Th, 1856.
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Received this Day-the Following:
AIDES curooOa K,d slippers plain and with ROsstts,
IL Heal slippers,
Fine Black Velvet
J. Cloth. Congress Plain Caters; very nice,
Lace Caters,
French Morocco and Kid Buskins, vide and son.
Supsrane Kid Excelsiors,
Lace and Coo gress Heel Boots,
Misses KID Slippers Caters and Wakin shoes
Childrens Kid Ankle Ties and Pump Hoots, &C &c.
JOHN RAMAGE Al College street.
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT or LADIEs BONNET
BOXES.
GENrssoLE LEATHER vALICEs AND WATERPROOF
VALICE BAGS, Just opened.
Jy9S JOHN RANA6E q College street.
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Political Sneaking.

messrs KEEsLE and HATToy, Candidates for Presidential
Eector will address the citizens OF Williamson county the
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Of Tennessee, Of March LIST, 1856.
The Cf the Corporation ETEA Insurance. COMPANY
located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital is Five hundred Thousand Dollars paid
up.
The assets OF the Company
Cash in hand, and in Phoenix bank. s4s sos %
Cash in the hands Of Agents ........... 13y SO O6
Cash on special deposit, drawing interest in
PhRn'x bank, Hartford hans, STATE bank
and Farmers and Mechanics bank $50. 10000 90
Interest accrued on special deposits ....... 449l 90
Real estate unencumbered .............. So 40 IS
az Mortgage bonds, and per cent. semi
Annually .............l........... " 900 90
Income bonds, per cent. semi annually 800 ~
10 Jersey City water bonds, 8 p c.. log ~ %
Milwaukee City bonds 10 " $50 90
10 Hartf rd CITY bonds, " IL 500
Money due the company secured by mortg. 6.941i'
Bills Receivable, PAYABLE bank. ..... SO U9S 81
6OO Shares Hartford and New Haven rail-
road stOck... ......................... 81 900 90
105 shrs Hartford and Providence railroad
stock, pref and guar at 10 per cent. 1880 90
100 -hrs Boston and Wore railroad stock. 3U9 20
25J Connecticut River railroad stock. II 500 90
River On
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Tennessee PlOw Factory
M AXES Flows Of the best mater ais and ing variety
4'A wrought Iron and Steel Mould Boards ri ght and
left hand PloWs A. W. PUTNAM Proprietor.
THos SHARP, Manager.
auRl5-6m