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of The vote of Connecticut:


-Four toes hear from aggregate vote far, Ols
Fremont's plurality, 7,sl4; majority, 6,lA.
subjoined we give all the returns received by mail and
the telegraph up to the hour of going to press
DrrRo1f, Nov. Thirty three counties heard from,
which give Fremont 1889 majority. His majority in the
State viii probably reach 2l,o0o.
AUGUSTA, (Gs,) Nov. Partial returns from Florida
show democratic gains over the of last month.
The Tribune says tina; the delegation from New York in
the next Congress will stand ID democrats 81 black
publicaus as follows.
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sYMPArHIzINa WITH ITS ENGLISH ALLIES.

The New York Herald thus sympathiEes in advance
with its allies the the defeat Of Mr. Ere
mont:
The election OF Mr. Buchanan viii fall like thunder
clap the European and people The warmth
with which the eAnddaure Of Colonel Fremont esPoused
oy the independent press and the independent public oPn
ion Of the United States had led them TO conclude that an
event which they had grave deprece would have
been Ayered Ignorant Of party machinery they re-
gardsd these indications evidences Of the pop
ular WILL And they would have been had not treAchery,
nexperence, and the absence Of effective organization
combined TO defeat the nobest cause which has
gagged the sympathies OF honest men,"
This is indeed, Notifying acknowledgement The in
dependent press-whch means Of course the New York
Herald, Times Tribune, Courier, and Evening POST
were unable by their combined efforts combined talents
combined capital and combined influence, to overthrow
the great democratic party Of the Union The qnntuple
alliance should not feel discouraged in consequence Of the
failure of their first effort Let them try again.
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MR.. BUCHANAN AT HOME


Under date Of November lat, correspondent Of New
York paper, writing from Lancaster Pennsylvania draws
the following attractive picture Of 4Mr Buchanan
home:n ..s.a. .t N...#.EM ...l
on approaching wheatland the viser Is struck by the
air of comfort and tmness that pervades the place. The
mansion plain brick without any pretenson to arch
ectura beauty but the site which it is built commands
picturesque views and Is shaded by fine old trees Ii
Is simple, substantial republican looking dwelling, without
of the composite decorations with which city million
aires in the habit of ornamentng their suburban villas
1t has warm, genial homestead aspect promising hospi
table welcome and substantial cheer to those who may
its walls Previous to its purchase Mr. Buchanan it be-
onged to Mr. W. H. Meredith late Secretary Of the Treas
ury under General Taylor, and built we believe, by
brother-in-law of Robert Emmett. 5 l@ .s .a
On entering the house was shown into the library,
where found Mr. Buchanan with about dozen gem
temen who were all unknown to me- but who believe,
for the most part leading politicians of the neighborhood
The conversation appeared to be animated and turned Of
course the subject OF the election Mr. Buchanan
ed attentvey to the remarks made but took very little
in them From his calm, impassye manner, would have
supposed him to be the party least interested of all the
persons present on the subject under discussion 1t
many years since l had seen him, and was forciby
struck by the little alteration which time and the
office had effected in his appearance He looked even
younger, fresher and stouter than when last
Nothing could be kinder cordial than the
ner in which he received me, although the motive of
my visit was more OF personal than political He
is exceedingly fortunate in possessing much bon
mic of manner, for you is severely put to
the test He beset by hosts Of vsters Of all conditions,
of them samples of humanity Only think of
enthusiastic female phrenoogs making along journey to take
cast Of his head Mr. Buchanan received his lady vster
with the greatest potenes invited her dinner and
her she was welcome to examine anything she pleased about
the premises with the exception Of his bumps You
agne the modification of this ardent votary OF science
ing compelled to leave without accomplishing the object Of
her journey. .asy#l sa ..sg-.
Z" The only familiar face which encountered during my
brief visit to Wheatand that of Mr. Brady of Broad
way the we'll known photographic He there to take
views of the house and surrounding scenery and believe
has succeeded in obtaining of every object
interest about the premises These pictures will form
erssng feature in the fine historical gallery which this
erprisng artist has succeeded collecting together
much expense. In the event Of Mr.. Buchanan's election
they will probably be engraved for general circulation.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

We copy the following from the Columbia Times of the
5th instant:
Yesterday Afternoon at o'clock, both branch
es adjourned after dcharging the duties imposed elect
ing electors President and Vice President of the United
States.
"The gentlemen selected for that purpose are:
For the State Large.-Hon. ]. L. Manning and Hon. F.
w. Pickens.
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FoLLowINe IN THE FooTsTEps.

The New York Mirror, Fremont paper, and an humble
tender and tosdy Of the New York Herald thus audes to
the result Of the presidential election.
We not among those who murmur or fspne at the
result OF the presidential contest James Buchanan the
President elect eminenty worthy Of the high position
which the people have elected him"
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FOR tas Union.
AcRosTIc.


ne slad again, MI We who love the land
..s Union, y the golden word Of peace and power
CbBneeless, ilumes banner Treason hand
Hath fansn, uithsrsd, and her legions cover
And sink away 70 darkness Lstths world
No longer doubts America Is free
A strong am. hears her starry unforisd
"Now and torevu--Uros, s.aERrrw
wksHNoror, November 4, 1856,
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THE VOTE IN INDIANA IN OCTOBER FOR CON
~ a#r# -. GRRSSMEN. sG..E

The Indianapolis Sentinel Of yesterday had the official
vote for congressman the October election. 1t stands as
f,lio
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The electors elected instructed to cast the vote of the
State for James Buchanan for the presidency, and j. c.
Breckenridge for Vice President. They will meet in Coum
ba in accordance law the first Wednesday in Decem
ber and deposit their votes"
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SALE or rHs roRGER HpvrIsaToxs soUsrHoLp TURHr
TUM-Ths sale took place the 5th instant and the
costly household furniture which originally cost about
S2500o brought under the auctoneers hammer $4,000
ssid that there very large attendance Of ladies
al the sale. -
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Mount OliVet Cemetery.

INHE Directors OF this Company now announce 60 the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with
able and walks and portions Of the grounds SUBJ
divided into Family Lots which offered for sale.
The nap OF the grounds be the office Of Lind
sey Crockett where the public invited 10 call and
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves 20 the public spare
money pains to make it equal any Cemetery In the
Unon and such Nashville may feel pride
The Cemetry Is now In the charge Of competent Super
ntcndent, living the ground under whose direction
erments viii be made In the best aud ahe usual
charges
The Directors Of the Company desirous that the
grounds shoad be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville,
for that purpose omnibus wiz leave the Office Of Lindsey
and Crockett at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the 3rd hs
and every Friday afternoon thereafter the same hour
The seats wll be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS of visiting the grounds wiz
be called ior A. their residences their cards.
the President Of the Company.
A. " s. LINDsLEY, President
CIV. NANCE sec'y. Bus Jy3-tf
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VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER MILL FOR
gALE

LNOR the purpose Of eecting division and settlement
with the heirs Of Walter Scott, the property known
the Sycamore Mills win offered for sale to the highest
bidder Saturday the goth day Of December next.
The property to be sold consists ofa Cotton Mill with about
1900 spinde and 30 looms Powder Mills capable Of produ
cling IS kegs Of blasting and 80 kegs of rife powder day.
which pr ducOn be increased TO double this amount at
very ght expense There is also Grist Mill, Saw Mil,
and extensive Cooperate establishment together with
Teams, Tools and utensils used in carrying all these
branches Of business They in successful operation
and everything is in good repair.
The power is among the best in Middle Tennessee,
running large portion Of the year undershot and hve
from Is to is feet in diameter and with
1GH feet in length There is also Steam
Engine supply any deficiency OF water ia dry
There attached the property upwards Of 5000 Of
finely tmDered land, capable 4 supplying the necessary
timber for Saw Nils and extensive Cooperng establish
meut fJr many years 10 come.
The property is situated about 22 miles from Nashville,
and the land eXtens from Sycamore Mills to Cumberland
river the town Of Ashland, in the county Of Cheat
ham.
Two Turnpike roads are n progress from Nashville 20
ClaksVlie, which viii soon completed Of them pass
ing through the property and the other upon its border
The terms Of The sale will be very liberal and made known
on the day Of sale.
L. W. McGAVOCK, Ad'r Of W. Scott.
SUSAN CHEArHAM, Executrix
Z. 3. CHFATHAM, Ex'r of K. Cheatham.
:. WATSON.
Q. VEDDER nov13-tds.
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Plan or SWAMI d co.'s LOTTgRIES.

Thirty Thousand numbers corresponding With those on
the Tickets placed in wheel nrst sac prsea
are pia ed In another wheel Dumber drawn fron ths
Number Wheel and At the time prize is drawn son
the other Wheel The Prize drawn s placed A9aast the
number drawn. This operation Is repeated untl AZ ne
prizes drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the skss srSsrsA
on receipt OF which they win be forwarded BY nrst mai
OF drawn numbers and prizes will be pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing,
S Purchasers will please write their sHaatarsa 49,,
and give their post ofhee, county and state.
~ Remember that every Prise Is erawn, ana pAyakss n
full without ded IRon
s All Prizes Of ,Ooo and under paid Immediately ssss
the drawing-other prizes the time Of thirtF davH
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed In other Tickets gh
Office.
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

, ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides OF tn
r = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, l9 miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located well
improved good water, good soil, with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land: excellent stand for country
and residence. Either side OF the road the whole
will BE- sold to suit purchasers.
I56Z ACRES, mile from the town OF Franklin, in
williamson county, the Liberty road and mile eRstef
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on il comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, and productive sosuitable for four
handsome settlements. will sell 4, y, =, all to suit
purchasers.
I6 ACRES mostly tmbered part Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee AMI Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
tn purposes of Vineyard, Nursery, Market Garden.
10H ACRES the Gallatin Turnpike road, 3k miles
from Nashville, between Stu and Sledge; would make q
business in town convenient and comfortable country
residence.
Western Railroad II miles Nashville Big Harpeth
River, and miles east Kingston Springs $50 Acres
et-baance well timbered-goOd soil and water and COM
oTtablr improvements.
52k ACRES, well improved 7 miles from Nashville, on
the Mil Greek Valley Pike and the n. c. r. r. Soil
Of good quality good Dwelling, fine young Orchard and in
a very good neighb0rhood
3 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots, miles North Of Nash
vile, The Whites Greek Turnpike road most beau
iful building lot
LOTS Of any size from 80 feet to 25 Acres on the Busna
Vista Turnpike road from 20 miles Of Nashville with
without Timber convenient to Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOIS in the corporation OF Nashville Wilson's
Springs several the Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot OF the Tenn Ala r. r. several and the
Muessboro Turnpike road in the 7th Ward, and several
west Of Capitol Hin near the corporation line.
PRICES Low -TE RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well to make early application to
HpiO-tf CIV NANCE
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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale (7O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES 81
or LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
Road, seven miles from Columbia and foq- Mt Pleas
ant being part Of the tract on whichI =, de.
This Land is equal if superior snyi Maury county
Is well watered; the celebrated DeVers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbeTed and well improved
There the premises beautiful building
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. Is
will be divided to suit purchasers or SOLD in body.
For further Information apply to me at AshwoOdP ONCE,
Mlgrv county, Tennessee
auv11-tf LUCIUS J POLK.
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Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
| 200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 doz Band Boxes;
| $50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 /" Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain5e ed; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three $1,000 Pow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
600 assed Broom Handles 25 900 Cane Fishing Poes
IT'S white Cedar Buckets 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar Cans 10 dOz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush 25 Nest Boxes varnishd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted,200 Painted BIS
Is " 3 Cedar Keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 1875 doz Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons commonI76O nests German Market do
$50 4" I" extra; 80 " Clothes do;
300 Carts common; 400 doz Feed Baskets, in store
500 /" ex lalI tops and to arrive;
70 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doz Children'S Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; doz assted offce Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Aso-Co. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wiow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doE Feather Busters; I1OO bales Alcant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hsrk and Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; IS doz os' Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcos ~ and i inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
1Ocos ~ to inch do do $50 do;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
250 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
1000 lbs Broom Twine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Twine,
1900 lbs Flax 500 lbs Seine Twine;
% Dales Batung; 100 reels Hemp Packing5
IS " Wicking; rs coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twne; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles Prund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
1880 McgTegor's do do;
1900 reams Lockand do do;
15O reams Tea Paper; 75 reams Shoe Paper;
It's Ham I" 10 " Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry 5000 lbs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candies Lard OIL Opal Candies stearne Candles
Starch, Gel man Soap, &C.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities, in lots to suit.
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in ots
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tack
RiVets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CEUENS.
Pine Churns IS 30 % 24nch Red Cedar do 2s do
Cerdar do 16, Is, % do Painted do 90 20 "a do
Brass Hoop do" - do Barrel do 16, is, 20, % do
HANIES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top
For sale by S. n BARRETT,
msyl4 Walnut and Front sts. Cincinnati, 0
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SCALE or PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
HASrFAoruREp
WEIlIIEAM BOGLE,
g2T Washington street, kSost0n.

SIX MONTHS PRICES
BosLss Hrrruos FLrID, ?ee SOC, THs ts0 slses, at
Bosuus EEIcrslc iiIs DTI qSl) Sc a. ti so ssss a.
81 O.. ti9 per doEea.
BoaIEs HzRsAREi, BALE crrEziA, retail 6oe, ssss
- per donsn.
To whoesae and ether large deaiersa dsoouz
Of rs per c ron these prices vii be nAas provided their
parch asss ling the siK months shaw exceed eieo.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
Dssootnf or CASH 0 - Esade oss As aboss prices
ft,eses.
On orders amoentng 70 o a. one tine aseosat
offs per cent ell be made.
On ordsrs Amoanug % ESQ over At eae as, aseouat
Of 10 percent wlli be mai~.
On esdsFs amouRtHe b f3 or over a. one nEe dssount
Of IS per cent sill BE- made.
On orders amounting 70 to over Al ene tine dsouni
Of IS per cent gil b. made.
On orders An0anlnE ts9e Al QUE uns tsssunt
Of 50 per cent VII be made
These the lowest tefa, aHd hon Whsh nc saratsn
can be made Ia any case.
Prices Of othsF srticics nay be had on appioa aaee
R0ston. Aug 9Sth, is59. WILLIAM Bo8Lk
KsssF 10 tis0. Case, Nashvsfs. fenn. eagSe-y
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MD.
To be drawn In BAhore, Nd Saturday, Dee sItA 1855.
sc n II M E.

So Sis Lrses amounting 81 ,tAlito
whOlss tsOi Halves tio Quarters, 50; lights % 50.
eE- All orders for tickets packages In any Of the
Maryland Lotteries s receive pr0npt attention. and n
drawing mailed 20 AL purchasers iumediEey Asr u is
ever. Address 7. II. HUBBARD CO.,
No. - RAyetss street, Boz, No. 20
noy22-dAv RAltmore. haryApd.
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Valuable Lots for Sale.

WILL sell any all OF my Lots in South Nashville at
reasonable pcices. win take in payment
STATE BONDS, COUNTY RAILROAD BONDS,
at cash vaue or will exchange them for good FARM,
viii take good paper well secured, time and bearing
interest. LoctZ9-1ml J. P. CLARK.
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Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
THE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough and practical embracing ell that requisite
TO m young for the active duties OF the Counting Room
among which Book keeping by Dnube Entry Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanshp, Commercial Law Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention
The former Principal r. 8. Bacon having associated with
him l. J. Aen hsq, late President Of Farmers College as
Alien, in the College Lecture Room topics con
nected with Mercantile Scence-enbracing the subjects
Commercial Law, Political Economy in its applis alton to
Commercial and Currency, Commercial Geography History
OF Commerce the Consular system Of Europe aud America
the characteristics of American Commerce, &c.
Other lectures will also be occasionally given by eminent
lecturers.
The hours ofintructiOn from to 12 A. NJ from to
A. and from to 9P.M NJ.
TKRAs-For fun course, including lectures $40
For Pennmanship, per month. ............. 8
novl1-6md&w BACON 4 ALLEN PrincDals
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING

STAR AND ADAmANTINE CANDLES.
HE attention of the public IS invited to the fact, that
most Ct the Star and Adamantine Candies offered for
sale are DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT, that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen fifteen ounces,
and packages marked 40 lbs fin short two, three, and
pounds per This loss does fall upon
Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages at the MARKED
WEIGHT, upon the Retailers, who sell BY COUNT,
but by the Consumers who thus for about onetenh
more than they receive,
The subscribers have always made their Candles full six
poand and marked packages at the real
weight which may be ascertained by testing them. As
their exper in the business enables them to offer
article equa in ty to any in the market they ct
the patronage of purchasers who desire study their
interest and the ue encourage dealing.
nov12-1m PROCTOR GAMBLE, Cincinnati
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. n. M.PETTINGfLL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosroS.
Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United
the Canadas.
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MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.,
Facts About Ambrotypes,

A MBROTYPES we're "Introduced" in Nashville
n by A. LARCCMBE.
Ambrotypes made nowhere else in Nashville than at
the Ambrotype Rooms, No. 20 College St
Ambrotypes made upon double plate glass, hermeii-
cay sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of in
jury
Ambrotype Counterfes made single glass, not
sealed and not durable ordinary dagueTreoype
Ambrotypes were named by the Inventor distinguish
them from all other pictures. Other the name
and apply it to inferior picture which lacks the main
points Of an Ambrotype-tone and durability. febfs
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROBERT MOORE,
C o m m ssi ON n er b a Mt
NO. 80, WEST FRONT STREET,
CINCINNATI. d..

Continues in the above line Of business exclusively
hopes by promptness AMI attention the orders con
siRDments OF his Tennessee friends to merit continuance
OF their favor. nCv22-fmdSw.
f- Union and Banner copy daily and weekly month,
and send bill to this Office.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

egiby situated building lot on College street. is offer
n ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply at the Patriot
Omce. jy2-I
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
APPROxIMATION PRIZES

Ss2SO prizes amounting gto....-...........a2O4 to. 600
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves SS; Quarters e2S0
5000 Prizes of $40 win be determined by tAs
last hgare Of the Number draws the $40 COO PrEs
For example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ENDS
with No then all the Tickets where the number ends IN
will be entitled to $40. II the Number ends with No
then Az tne Tickets where 'he Nubsr ends With be
entitled TO $40, and TO O.
Certificates OF Packages viii be sold at the following rases
which Is the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 100 whole Tickets sss
1f0 Half "a
leo Qnsrtsr" - is
Address Orders for Tickets or Certncatss either 10
s. SWAN co ,AuAnta, O..
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, A
novlT orr sTIMSTREN BoT 8 Nssbvils. n
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DOPE RS
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NOR BLANC NANCE, TABLE JELLIEs &c. A prime
II article for Confeconers, Hotel and Family use To be
obtained with directions for usng Of the principal Gro
GERS aid Druggists throug ghout the United States
pov2O-8nP PETER COOPER, New York.
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TNHE undersigned Ofers for sale, upon favorable n
l. terms the following LANDS situated On Duck RiV-
err the county OF Humphreys state q Tennessee OLe
about five miles from the mouth Of said river, contain
ing about acres-120 Of which is bottom land
eq in quality land In the State, the balance hill
land well nbered and watered with failing springs
also supposed TO contain 4rge amount Of stone COAL iron
and other minerals. also ofsr for sale another tract Of
Land in the vicinity containing $50 acres, which is
fret class bottom land except location or residence
the hill For further particulars enquire Of John Cobb,
Madison Indiana, or NJ Nebett, in the mmedate vicn-
ity of said land. Inoy24-lmI JOHN COBB.