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~orAL MATTERS

rp
A T'i ~ ~. week The Railroad is
Io'' , .as good condition and no as1sn.
ps IL prev, :, me stations, is met with
p ''' cps, however i still SLOW Tour
b d'' ,souired to accomplish 'ne us
Eps S'.a' nas., The various little com
pcs q % 10 shorten the distance Dc
% '''' -. ,as and to render the ifip more
|.tH ''aoVI' %, neglected en- this route.
a''L c.a a,i !. progressing rapidly and II Is
|bs' NY oernanent il would soon be
|aP'a9 ms.n size. bai all VITA "hoh
by q " .oemsd to regard It's progress
Ee'a' 6me TO the continuation o'ihe
H1''s4 = nm, point. A goodly number
ai''' ,,Ainos are being erected WINE
s1'S ''', Ss.'. the stamp upon It Of pro-
|t7'n's i the city and lands IN the
+" Z. much as they do here Il any
|nf'" lhsr. Lands over q mile
F h,,oe held al IRON one To '"o
% '' ,a,I,,. per acre. heat' are hlgn
pare ort,cie OF produce BRING
aimee ,'ar o,ice. The wind blew tre-
"' We we're there, covering
~ ,,a a ,hick coat OF dust pene-
crsy.es. snd deposiuhs II "hefe
s bou,ewiie wished not to see H.
a., uOon tbs cry from the emf
sA''s ws had temporarily taken up
,semed as though everything
.s.aoeJ 10 fog that detied psne'ra'
and wheat look very hne II
,.,. sfe favorable for a heavy
ve heard some farmers COM
mpel OF the wheat they had
= M, come up and unless rains
Mi the crops would be materially IN
J.
Nm WA supposi;iuous Wing
~, i, say IN the Democrat mat II nc
=, m.ran,ee that the Republicans
=, r5ange their name every quarter
,sr VITA them, but as he has not
IN yot, for Buchanan, and units
.srty having liked and national Pt'h'
"a csmmiserate the condition oil
.s,,scter, whether it ls real or nct1'
Ne mink il yuld b. difficult to tel
,sm.uqe principle Is held ~ the
,srsu parry except that Of slavery e1
Nina, Is a national principle, We
-., would be asking too much o
W,g,. IA the one mentioned BY the
IA do otherwise than support II
ire mat The Democrat also echo'
.n,,snys statement recently made
Douglas III The SsnOte'-"ny mere
.e. difference in the histories
.s sad Nebraska, bat a statement
,gs5 he felfeated in confusion whrf
ALA the searching questions Of sen
-,abu.l, Our readers need not b'
.. x-srsssa mas never been invaded
.sfglsam WAo took possession OF The
.tssf did in Kansas, and after dri
AZ the actual settlers, crosse pretend
aastcfs cut OF their oHu body, VIII,
...t TO 3efee rom the people OF han'
eace to d code OF pretended laws
re a bloody and brutal as the deed
.-gsprs Of taeir gutianly Trainers
*. il is asked why Kansas has no
que, s. Nebraska. We scarcely
what object the Democrat expects t'
s continued p~feteuce OF douo''n.
,y barbarvus conduct Of The South
aders, except It te to impose nPo'
ere 100 i%iiterate TO understand th'
a:ls, o. too p~rsludiced 10 be 10
.sd BY tue clearest and most truthful
.s.rstlUus.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

Desirable Property for Sale.
nNE Of tbs antst farms in the county, 3Il acres, only
US mitos irJsl Davenport; lS acres in fence, 40 Ia
cultivation. $50 aeT, o timber, living water, large orchard
a sDoi houss with ; rooms, barn, outtuldings, etc, etc.
Apply to
June i3-d3m JULIUS llIASCE
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GUN MUCILAGE.

|. OR Bankers, Lawyers, Counting Houses, dr.t 10
i large and small bottles, with hna @ittoat screw
caps an {. 5rushes--at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
NJ. Sd Brady ST., near tbs Pos One
9th mo 6th Eli hDAMS O 70.
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION
$500 1nr. nrSp cc NH AlT

grest utllty. simplicity, eiospaess Of price .ad
i adaptation W the wants Of all classes q ths CON
nlnitJ strongly ~obmmsaa y ~ a.ss ~ swse mi,ish
Is s.bs.antisted BY tho following ana Lasny v.os,
certificates, references aud extracts o. 'stsefs s.so1
BY reliable gsullenen whose os"'' ~ "
Having become Tho pst-ates. and lfoIs.x.Ts Of "a
win and James ~. Clarke pstentCcnabine1 "rfna1os ana
FIGURING MILL.
Tor the Stste of Iowa, vsnos oeer Cbunty, Township ~
and shop rlshtsa and Mills for sale on favorable tsruas. We
will have one ia operation aud on exhibition IN thecoarsa
OF tits month, WHOM We atgisa ali 10 ceii sud So II, and
they viii ssy, ~ did tbs sncient que@h ef aastt' ZINC
half hiss not been told"
Miilsrs, farmers, capitalists aud .l@eDiatcrs MI ind
this MIL presents = raro chance for a SOLO, -prs sni prof
itabls Investment,
rbts highly Ingenious and muci. nyrici in5ogtion
frms an entire new fssturs Ia the manufacture Of wheat
into flour, and the splendid manner In which II performs
Its work, grinding, betting and separating the grain at q
single Operation int ssyen a.asfsat S~aat,ss q a.9a. .
In length by four feet In breadth, " tho raFidlty Of eyeF
twelve bushels pf hour on q pair ~ frsnch buIr MILL
stones only thirty inches ia diameter. fhe Drain Is con.
vertcd al q sinala operation into Extra and ~S,perfue
Flour, Fine Fonr, Middiinsa, Ship Stunts, Brsns nf shortA
at a single operation, any power being sppiicsbie % pro
pei 1t, from a four horse power q " any ofher lestfsi.
Tho ,yaall spscs II oceupIes would not be niissei when
placed Ia a room with other machinery, aud the am Oh
amount Of power IL requires To p,opei u, ~ s>,hons 10
long, II will hupersndo and reyolutfonile al otaef fiour-
ing Mills. The mill IL compact, substantial ana ielinbia
not tab.s 10 got out OF Ofier. - hpphcSor v ~ ~ tS1
wants Of the world, that every saw Mill, machthe shop
locomotive shop. foundry, forge, rolling mill, crang oniia-
ing having a rover already erected, eau nov hHre within
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mn Of the ti
ning expense OF from four - seven hundred doiiafs.
CAUnos--Al persons In want Of flonrlns dllls
throughout tn state ore advised 10 wait aud ocine aud
see our Mill in OPERATION before purchasing, and all per-
sons are hereby warned from trespasstng or tnifit sins on
our rights, a. we shall maintain them TO the siri-t letter
OF the law.
These Mills will make over iifty Barrels OF Flour .yery
twenty four hours.
10, further particulars see certificates bSlow aud address
.Cnp fyfp A n IN ICn
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE C0MPAs7.
or anIsT Inura M~fSsnrpI

OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
| Fire aud Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENcY MAIN ~. DAVENPORT, W
BRkCToss
John VI. Alnof. A. T.. LadsN, soiiiE Clark.
rbos. l.. sturgeon, issac Walker, John n. fsi,sv
Thos. f.. Tut, Wm. g. Snsuds, Vim. s. Caddy,
pabney Carr, Chs. n. P-cs, r. M.ite1beYgsr,
| Linus Jack GOA, lanes street, III. @. Clark,
| John e. kvan., Ef4neis Boehisf, Bernard Bryan,
| Pichsrd Issrs
JOHN W. wINER, President.
A. r. LADEW, Vice President.
| ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEXANDER W. MeGKEGoR, Agent.
Once: Blinking House Of M'Gsfsox, L.~ss 4
BL~AKsMORS. lutte 80
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ii .CkLn9 .ltotsBt@H @ssitS, 81 Dssae'ns-- N
HrgEE T6-
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J,s, I aosesen, Esq. rsssst. 49, 100
GA.r.sE H asa.css tsraAEss oAss,'
Mes, .. Z .s.os n DAs,sS YGsn.efsS
. LrrAs 4. stserns1 et.i"t's
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CasatsrAnsste Ssns ,ss--e.r, Mas, AssS. lbos.
500 d o ~ld.ftags, ealfsiAo,a, n.K.ssift, Ksg- .bsnssf
CaissSo. Ia.
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sPAxas0,yGkAss Papa..Ss,

n living in he country, prise 80
OBnnsby Papers, by hroagnsm l9o
de- QaiDcyis Memorials. q vos. i,1O
CoIu mbla, from the French, %
LINDA, or this young piiUtof lhs Reue Creole
by Mrs. G. l.. Hsntz5 80
Salad for lac soeisl, Ia
Aarned not Mated, l'Jo
berenice, l,oJ
Second mar.ags,a daughters lttals, "
lsland Of Cuba by Hun6olt, -
lnlr oduetion 10 Social Science, re
pbiliy sad Ait or lite and raimsut, ~
fbe Heroes, or Parry Tales, ~
Isst received aud for saleal
at the Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady st., near the Post Office,
AuyA Eli ADAMS ~ co.
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aUsINEss MANS ASSISTANT,

A Nd LEGAL GUIDE, containing the laws of To-
"A W., Illinois. Wisconsin, India ma aud Michigan,
together with the most approved forms oil Deeds.
Mortgages, Leases, Powers OF Attorney, Agreement
vi Laldlors and Tenant, Building Contracts e. dc.
Also TO Lass e5 me GATED Statss
relating 10 Naturalization, Presumption claims On
Lands, .hd Military bouaty Lsad.
Bs msmbsr OF the Chicago Bar-prtce 30 ets,
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 80 Brady Street near tho Post OMee,
n.Iut ELI n co.
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DAkilLULhR attention giToa 70 ihs bDgiaS ssd
L selling Real Estate on commission, Ps,Bx of1sx.
es5c, Fc.
taving comEisto Ao.tfsc,s .Ltistcsto all ia1dsiD
this count. and city, we are faliy prepared 10 sramins
Titles and furnish correct abstracts; ran Deeds, MORT
cages and all otheri instr a msnts OF " ritiug and Lake ace
knowledynons attha shortsstro,ice and onthe mos
reasonable terms.
NtGpRG(R E'ks 4 uTa4runpn
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shall ~confinus 70 receive and pay oEs As
notes OF tho shove SaBks las We nave toas
since their organization after the 18Th inst and 1i
furher notice. IIsu1?l COOK 3 "a
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Wau.Buu,


lNH Tie Larry Day" in the sorth-Ar ~ Mrs John
~ IL. ksu1ie. Pfee o2,25.
Sectional Maps OF Iowa.
DARhEBS New Msp In Cssss. Price sl,JJ
Mounted and vanished for oiiees, Sc 800
at 1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
No, 90 Brady e., near the Post Office
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CAMpHHNH AND sPI1If CAS-
ALyoAD 1 VAN PATTKN
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tolects9fs itJtapas attended g. ~ a.! per-. o. A<
s7pfs, La nds entered aBd warrant. located 10 Ell iAS.i
Districts 0f The Stale. Money 10 ssted q Oh Taxes ps2
Ter too re-idse;s; MONEY isaaed % t.peor anbssea
Realf s- ate security; FsrLn., HOSE. asd Ii = Isass.i.
Real EsiFts ai ell siod- A"nshih Rd -.ld OF toHius~
sion
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BAN Il r s.

TOOK & SARGENT, Davenport,
COOK. - d pOsgtEY, love Catt .se
COON, sARGFaI 4 PAIkERs G1ex inendy
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UOIICL
LAND AGENCY.

WILLIAM ALLEG,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.
GENERAL LAND A8ENJ.z AID real STATE
BROhfs
Post Once Building HysAy Stree
ICN..
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Fog further VaTIIcnIaIs sec ccIIIHeatrs DeIOW anu aIuFe
JACOB WEAVER, JR., 4 co.
- 80 Lsulap. st.ra
Certidcates, Reference. and kxtrsets Of Let
tara af Ralia bl0 Gem tlamon.

". trust that the reader Will notice particularly tast
these Letters Of Commentator are mostly from Practical
Mtilers, or peTsous connsrted with the Milling Business.
IAscssSfs, January n. 1857.
us.sF. PbyIy 4 J.SEs N. CLARE.
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stare Chance 10 secure
Valuable Farming Iards In Scott County.
oxen p PG
FOR LEASE,

These isnds n ere selected anspy years sgo, AID
con prise eone OF the best lsnde IN Scott Cobsfy.
ani pave never beer before offered for ssle.
Cl.h IA .1p Cnnk l. : adam ~
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PAFEK YOUR WALLS

luaVF Eli NUAWh " W
PAPEK YOUR WALLS
4 Nd by 20 doing add to tbs couIort Of your dwellings,
"A eture-, SALOONS, &c &c. The subscribers having I'd.
led 70 their establishment Il room for tho sale q
Wall Paper, BORDERS, &c,
Are now prepared 70 supply thcss who want with some q
the Cheapest Papers
ever cold west q Chicago, havinn & large stock already q
hand, aud uors oomiBg out from some Of The beat lnsIg
factories Of The Last. Gail and .ts the stock at
The iowa sSouk uo0Bns,
No. 81 Brady Street D. ar the Post Othce.
.molO LII a d CO.
WALL PAPER and B0aDEE.
LUST OPENING 1900 ps. of Wall Pa PER ac.i ca
81 iirely FREsa srocKEtcfIyEp SINCE TIRE TEEa
The iowa Book soons,"
No. % Brady ST.. near the Post 0iSsa.
NAYS ELI DAM y CO.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZE,

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the succeeding numbers %
those winning the frs 200 Prizes snued APPROX.
nation Prizes = above.
The payment of all Prizes is guaranteed by the stats of
Maryland
All Tickets in the Lotteries authorized bY the State Of
Maryland, bear the LiLhogTaphie signature Of e z.
Brennan, General Agent Tor the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There 20OOJ Tickets Numbered from 70 ~ 0OO--
There 600 Prizes The Numbers ON to 900
responding with those The tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper rolled up and enccled with small TN
tubes and placed wheel. The Of the df
fsEeEt 20J ull prizes are as1 rolled up IN the same
and placed another wheel The 500 Approx nation
Prizes decided as above.
After revolving the wheels number is drawn cut Of tbe
wheel Of numbers and al the time drawn from
the Prize wheel bv boys wbo bnLfUlied These
opened and exhibited 10 the ouiencc-;he prize being
credited to the number drawn b. the Commissioner. TINS
operation repeated t all the Prizes drawn out.
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their
ders early instructions what to Go in they a~s
sold.
The drawing will be promptly sent to at purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whnles go; Halves Quarters 2 80; ghts 26
Address all orders fer tickets ~
+. \. BHEEAN,
dec2l-lCi Baltimore. Nd.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COZ
MILL.

TTNHERE features connected with this Mil worthy Of
consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical ructon aud adantafor 10 the pur-
poses designed to crush and grind ear corn Its great
paclty, while DONG an immense work with extraordinary
ease ls curabty is amply provided for The complete
and entire p0tableness OF the Little Giant rendering lis
greater convenience Tor plantation and farm imPOSs
tle IL requires no mechanical aid bill OF expense 10
put II any farm hand or servant put up and set
running IN hall an hours time. The convenience wIlh
WHICH lhe sweep may be applied TO run horzonlas is
most usnal-or over head and the mill may be easily al
ached where steam water used. The power 1t takes
requiring one and two horses. The quantity and quality
OF product Is to 80 bushels of good feed meal per hour
according to the degree Of neness ground and the
mill 1t is the cheapest mill all thDgs considered, there
Is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as Pat
en and worthy of n0te the fact that there has been
Patent Right specuatng hucksterng about the
try as s usual with the thousand bungLg make shift
Plements that got up Tade-merely 10 get money
by selling palnng of the patent right upon the credU-
lOus-then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties
humbug the other hand the Patentee and PIopTetOrs
o the Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and de-
iarmIned that they will supply the AgriculturalIss and
Stock TRisers Ofour country with a superior MILL per
anenty engaged in the business and have hum
dred thousand dollars invested the manufacture these
ments employing Go solely IN this business SO high
~ these mills appreciated that four thousand have
sold within the past eighteen months and the heaviest and
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural impe
ens in the United States have eagerly sought an inter-
est IN their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested
O the KIND has received numerous and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by reason Of substantial, practical utility and
merit have more fairly ground their way into every day
use and popular favor than Scotts Little Giant Corn
Cob Mill Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
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YOUNG AMERICA,

GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States 70 sell the above new and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, q rare chanee TO
make money will be offered. Exclusive Sat and ounty
privileges will be disposed of unusually IA terms By
application to the Proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
otter you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the
Union and which cannot be superseded by past or future
Inventions 1t is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have ii will crush from 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 bs aud all contact OF the
grinding surfaces is prevented will last any farmer
dlnary lifetime speak thus Of its durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mil
WHO'S II that wants
4 MILL ON TRIAL
for month and If don't give complete satisfaction In
return III II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted in every case or the mon.
ey will be refunded. This Crusher can be attached to
horse water steam power which renders il the most
convenient Mill south Of Masons and Dixon's line All
other Crushers in the south require too much power
or will soon wear out. According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of a lateral or wabbng
motion, will necessarily out all other Crushers
are auenabe to this grand objection aad the Propretors
dare not dispute it. In the construction of YoUNG AMER
IcA have gained power, and defy contradiction have
essened friction, and challenge word to the contra
ry; have prevente wabbng lateral motion nd all are
compelled TO acknowledge it, therefore, that Is
tar superior any other Mill am now selling this Ten
nessee invention at the small sum of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
And any one wanting good thing" is earnestly re-
quested to examine the true merits and principles OF th
Mill and order from the Proprietor OF Agents
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J. +. DR0MGOOLE,
Sheibyvlle, Tenn, Oct 55 So Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co., 81 Market street. Nashville, Manu-
tactureIs and General Agents.
Beaumont Fall Co, Clarksville, Agents for Moutgom
cry county.
Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles county.
VIM. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin e0snty Team.
and Jackson cOulty, Ala
James B. Vance, Castian Spri gs Agent for Sumner
county
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury county.
W. NJ. Bell, p. NJ Rome, Agent for Smith county
J. X. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county.
W. K. huney Bros LOudOn, Agents for East Tenues,
vdE
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
INC AND DAN SEHOnI

(NTiLL resume its Session Monday, Sept 10th Cir.
~ cGsarS m,y be obtained application at her resi-
pAa.
kEFsREHcss.-Rev Il. A. Roardmau, D. d.. Rev. Wm
Chester, D. d.. Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D. Rev Henry
de- phIG.
Hon. Wm. l.. Marcy, Secre tary of State, Judge P v
Daniel, supreme Court, u. =, Washington Civ; Rev
Thomas II Skinner, y. D. Rev Joel Parker, D. b. New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, 2 7. Daniel Jr. Esq
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank OF Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn A. X Crozer, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sspt25-6m.
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CSI", O.
NJ. AZ, North SiEe Public Square Adsiriie 25HneSSss
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR STOCK FOR
N THE FALL TRADE, and would invite the particular
attention of Merch visiting Nashville their assor-
ment believing that their STOCK embraces great var-
ety. and the goods offered az prices reasonable
can be found any market in the Union, when of
purchasing and transportation taken into consideration
They devote their entire attention TO the 1gtOEGIe
business and IN addition being direct Importers Of all
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HARDWARE, they are Ell
abed offer facilities TO the Retail Dealer equal TO aay
house in any market; they will take pleasure all times
IN showing through their establishment all who viii favor
them with a call
r79 Feathers received at the highest market price.
Nashville Sep. !, lS55.-tW&w
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The unde' signed proposes 10 sell portion of the
ate which be resides in the county Maury known
Hamilton Place
These lands are beautifully located, well improved,
waeIed and mbered aud point olerty, productive
ness and hea hulnesS not surpassed ii eguaed bv
any lands in the Stale OF Tennessee There are in the
nelghborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian ana Methodist
Churches, also schools, male aud female the midst Of
o as good sOciet is be found in the Southern States
zoo Acres offered for sale fronting the Colurn.
bla Central Turnpike Road divided into FIVE LOTs con
taining 80, %, l55, lsU and seyeraly The i'm
proyemens consist of 4 BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
IAGE, built Of brick containing eight rooms with neCes
sary oubuding 400 acres Of cleared land under good
fence, overseers houaes negro quarters, blacksmith and
carpenter ssop, mill house, corn crib &c, &c. &c.
The lands will be sold either in body, in lots II not
disposed Of bF ne first Of November, will be offered
public sale in lots 70 professional gentleman, merchant
or Southern planter who desires beautiful country
dence, these lands offer great attractions iis that
such lands offered for sale.
Address the uaGersg gued As!wood Post Office Maury
county. Tenn
~ Pstts Of the land NAV be seen at The store Of saves
Orr CAN'T Columbia, aud with K. Houston, Esq, NASH
vile, Tenn.
serrl6-f LUCIUS j. POLK
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ltVO FtiGess amounting tSO.UOO
Tickets S5.-Halves 50 5O.-Quarters 81 rs.
"a Every prize drawn Et each drawing.
ESs- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at uar
Ee5- All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent aud Manager,
Sign Of the Bronze Lion
Montgomery, Ala
~ ThOs. Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners 20 superinteud the Drawing.
- Parties wishing 10 order Tickets IN the above
Scheme. will please address, SAML. SWAMI Box s5s,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE when Tickets will be imme-
diatey forwarded to their address Certificates Of Draw
ings sent n each purchaser Of Tickets iall56-td.
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SOGthCrR Forwarding HouSe
". r. GORDON 6 co

". II. bOhUUN & W
gents in as n willie for
YOUNG, WYATT Z CO, WYATT q co,
Savannah. ga, Charleston South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce TO the Merchants Of
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
OF the well known house OF Messrs. W. H. COR
DON co, whose pleasure it will 5e to present for
ardiug bills for collection The OF patrons
~ Nashville. Cur bills being made payable il Nashville
viii eectuay do away with all the annoyance and ucnn
heretofore arising from having TO purchase drafts
make rem;tances, leave deposits, &c. &c
Goods consigned TO our care are SHUIr aty Forwarded
day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel a
Ter railroad depot is closed for the night t-when tins
Uccus the goods slowed in fire proof
gd ,1ysrsd BY H-UrdHceat no additional cost yIty0
W. would again return grateful thanks rchantS
generally n Tennessee for the patronage heretofore lib
orally bestowed upon and q, the same time respectfully
sici their busine long they ind Their inter
est 10 pGtroulBa our houses.
YOUNG, WYATT Co
Savannah, Ca
WYATT h co,
WGvlH Charleston j. C..