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SATURDAY SNAIL SCHEME!
$4,000 Ng1EHEIES-Prizes Payable without
Deduction.
Whole Tickets s4-Halves 2-Quarlers ]
PLAN OF The LOTTERY

Same the Royal Lnuey of Cuba-with this differences:
Havana Lottery has So 900 Nmb-rshs only $780,
There are wheels each of which placed
two Locks. The SupgnUteulens have each key the
Locks and the wheels be opened unless
There placed i'm The wheel of numbers tin tubes
containing slips paper with the numbers No.
$1,000. the wheel OF prizes there placed n tubes
containing slips of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SI5,OODtO 500.
Whsutle drawing takes place. which will be iu public The
wheels are unlocked ami after revolving Them, number Is
drawn Of the wheel of numbers, and the
drawn the Prize wheel Boy boys with barred
and bndfDded-the tube is slipped Of and
number held up and enrolled, that the whole audience
can see 1.-THE number then called and registered by
the SuperutsndenJs. The Prize drawn credited the
uumbeTduW at the time, and until all The prizes
drawn out copy of The drawing is then sent d the
printers, and after comparison the superintendent certify
the of the drawing These SupeHnIeudsnts
sworn to perform their duty without fear or favor
T viii be perceived, thar u this plan, every prize is drawn
0ut and 0r Go1rse person must them; drawing is
every ordering tickets. The Prizes payable
thirty days after the drawing in full without DEDUCTION
II T7Drawiug takes place every Saturday,.
IL Orders Tickets addressed 20 g. H. WINTER, Box
3j2, Nashville, viii be Immediately attended 10.
JAMES F. WINTER.
Eaul0 'I7-u Manager, Macon, Ca
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THE HUMAN RAoE-Ths Rev. ORvnLE DEWEY,
IN one of his lectures on the Problem Of Human
Destiny, remarks:
Tie expression Of the face IS q beautiful distiuc-
ton Of humanity. We are little aware Of the IL
fuencs which 1t constantly exerts. If the dumb
animal, on whom man exercises his cruelty, if the
horse or dog, when suffering by blow from the
violence Of man, could turn upon hin with lock
Of indignation Cr appeal, could any one resist th5
power Of the mute ex2ostuGtion2 How extraOv-
binary too the difference OF EXPIRE s5on in the hu
man face, by which the recognition of personal
identity i5 secured Ga this small surface, nine
inches by six are depicted such various traits, that
among the millions of Inhabitants on the earth,
no two have the same ineame0ts OF the face.
What d re confusion would ensue if all COuuteu-
aucss were alike; If fathers did not know their
own children by sight, nor husbands their wives
But now we could pick out our friend from among
the mukitudes Of the assembled universe.
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CONVENTION OF NORTH AMERICANS"
GyRACr-sF Tuaz1av Dac 70

u HaI-3EI 7 U-.I|d|T IJ-y- OI
meeting of "North Americans" called for
to-day, at Crinthian Hall, was held at the ST.
Charles Hotel. The attendance was small. Ambrose
S .ephens presided, and announced that it was
strictly business Convention, tc decide upon q
plan of action FIR the future. The expression Of
the meeting was almost unanimous in favor Of o
reunion with the regular American party, on the
ground that the leaders of tie Renub lean party
OF this State sre hostile to Ame-cln reform, while
the American party cxpr ssed it. d termination to
occupy the position land d-wn iu the Brigham On
platform.
Tbs afternoon session was spent in q discussion
as to the prsc ical method Of forming a reunion,
and eventually Committee - as aPDoiulei, with
authority to confer with any similar Committee
that might be appointed By the "Americlns, and
to call a future O. mention Of the North Ameri-
cans, if deemed exg=deut
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KAgsAs.-It is, says the Boston Post, estimated
that there will be over six hundred good buildings
put up in Leavenworih city next summer, and tina
the population which is now near three thousand
will al least double itself
The sale Of the Delaware lands will net mil
lion Of dollars, at least, making the Delaware In
dams the richest tribe west Of the Missouri. The
sale was conducted in 8 manner that appeared to
give all parties entire satisfaction.
Shares 10 Lecompton are selling at Lesveuwor,h
from four to FIVE hundred dollars, aid esgery
sought after a. that Some are asking more than
$500 sbue The stock s advancing and tie
t,rD improving &C a rapid rate.
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SUPREME COURT.
7TH CIRCUIT Law.

Jno Higgins VS.. L Chisenhsll -OPrion by Judge
Mckinney, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
SR Kilbue vs. Davis Withers d Howell
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, affirming decree of
Chancellor.
&MSAuen vs. Cover & JosIin-O Opinion
by Judge Ca-uthers, decree modified Josin net
enjoined, and Covers claim to be paid
J Riley ard others VS. J Varchmer, Sheriff and
Seeurites.-Opinion by Judge Harris, affirming
Judgment below.
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= n is saii - Jndga DongIas III soonre.

81 It is said that Judge Douglas will soon re-
port q bill from the Committee on Territories,
dividing Minnesota into nearly equal parts, by &
Ire running North, organizing the western half
as q new Territory under the name of Dacotah,
snd authorizing the people Of the eastern portion
to form a constitution and State government pre-.
paratorv to admission into the Union.
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A Novel DUEL-They have a novel way Of

NOVEL DUEL.-They have a novel way Of
doing things in Texas The Austin State Times
gives the following particulars of duel which
took place recently il Dewitt county:
1.-TWO men came to a drinking establishment,
drank together, COuversed some moments in an w
der tone, wei small iistsncs tuge her measured
the ground, took their stations and common 3ed
fighting with pis OILS At the third fire Que Of
them was wouLdsd. HIS antagoEis. helped him
into a wagon which wes passing, and rode eff
Neither of the parties was known T. tie SPEC ators
nor has it been sscsrtained whether tls wounded
msu has died
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" His gun well aimed at duck or plOver,
Recailed and kicked the owner over. -

RAIL ROADS IN THE UNITED STATEs-The an
nual statement of railways in the Union has just
been published by the United States Rail Road
and Mining Register 1t makes the total number
of miles of railway "a 1872; being an increase of =
434 over the preceding year. The increase is lar
ger in Pennsylvania than in any other State, be-
ing 426, while the largest increase in other States
is: Illinois, 1893; Indiana, 1858; and Wisconsin, 353
miles. Ohio heads the list with 500, New York
following next with 2,7O2, Illinois, 2,55l; and
Pennsylvania, 2 164 miles.
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PUTNAMs LIBRARY OF CHnICE
w. II. Berry & Co,
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,


Anderson's Lake Ngami
Lake Ngami; or Explorations and Discoveries during Four
Years wandsrings In The wuds Of Southwestern Africa
By CARTS J0Hs AsBEzsoy. Vita numerous Eustrs
uons representing Sporting Adventures Subjects Of Nat
ual History, Devices for Destroying Wild Animals &c
Emo. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of the General Course Of History from he ear
lest Periods 70 the Establishment OF the American us
tutoa- Prepared with questions for The use OF Soos
Illustrated with $50 Maps and EBgraviBgs lQu5 Masia
sI,25.
Beaumarehais and his Times.
Sketches Of French Society 10 the Eighteenth Centn,y from
unpublished Documents. By LOUIS EE LonEvrH. Tans-
lated By iiEsHT S. E'uARRs- l2mo- Muslin.
Magoon's Westward Empire.
Westward Bmpire or, the Great Drama Of Human Pro.
grsss. By Rev s. L. MAaooE D. D. Iauo. Muslin
A Child's History Of Rome.
By JoHN BoxyEa. Uniform with ga ChId's history Of
the United states" By the Author vols. l5mo
M7siin
American POUltereT's Companion.
Practical Treatise on The Breeding Bearing and Geus-
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic Poultry
Illustrated with Portraits Of F0Es mostly taken from Life
Poultry Houses Coops Nests, Feeding Hoppers SC &c
new Edition enlarged and improved. By c. " Brsrryr
With 20 Illustrations Wood and Stone. square svo.
Muslin.
Rome, Christian and Papal.
Sketches Of ts Religious Govern ments and Ecclesiastical
Hierarchy, with Notices Of the Jssuls the Irquu0a
By L. sANcTs D. D. formerly Curae orhs 8agJalsas
Professor Of Theology in the Roman University aad Quail
i6catOr al the Inquisition- I2mo. Muslin.
Learning about Common Things;
Or, Familiar Instructions for Children in respect TO The
OBJECTS around them, that Attract their Attention. and
awaken their Curiosity in the earliest Years Of life By
JAeOB AaBoTT. illustrated with 10 Engravnga Small
40. Muslin.
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DECLINED We lssrn that the Rev DR.. WHEAT,
Professor Of E Jcuuon 10 The Uliv,r5i.y OF N1TtH
Ca cline, has declined the call to the Rsc,0rsllp Of
Calvary Church in this city, in consequence OF ILL.,
health. We have no, learned whether be has re-
signed his Protssorship or nOt-UeDphs Eng.
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~ From China we learn that there was every
probability Of rupture occurring between the gov
eminent Of the Emperor and that Of Queen Vic
tOria, and it is urged that the last named Power
should demand a free admission into the city Of
Canton. It is said that Yang SiutsiDg, the north
ern rebel king had been killed by his own follow
e-s, and that sectional divisions were destroying
the strength of the revoIutoLis;s. It was rumor-
ed that the Emperor of Russia had rendered tie
aid of the Russian troops stationed on the AMOR
river to the Emperor Of China, in order to put
down the rebels. Teas of fine description were
dearer IN October last
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LAWREECEBURG BANK OF TENNESSEE
1 IN r.--l.n MN q. lantr s Isl-- [

Gov. ANDREw JOHNSON
Sir Pursuant The requirements Of an Act entitled San
regulate Baukng passed by the General Assembly
the State az its session, we herewith transmit you Re-
port Of the LaWrenceburg Bank Of Tennessee at lawrence
burg:
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Eg- There are not less than thirty clndi-
dates for United States Seast)r in Michigan, in
place Of Gen. Cas-.
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WOODSIDES d. WAKEFIELD,
NASHVILLE ARD COLUMBIA EXPRESS.
- MALL Packages and P-ces forwarded every by the
~ Express Train tu and irHu Nashville and Columbia.
We have made arrangement with Glover O. Co.'s City
Express receive aud deliver all Packages forwarded by
us 90 Nashville AND l1 forward 40 Articles Tor Columbia
u.s. when we will take charge OF delivery As instructed.
REFlEEycEsH Meredith, WARDS and d. d. Dickey.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The first 2i2 Prizes, similarly printed and enclrceds are
placed ia another Wheel.
The Wheels are then revoIveJ, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION PsIzEs.-The preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the first y Prizes will
be entitled to the A. Approximation Prizes according TO the
scheme.
The 900 Prizes Of$2g will be determined b. the last fg
ureo the No. that draws the $4,000 pnze For example
If the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends With l. then
al the tickets where The nun Der eIds In will be entitled
t. $50 If the number ends with No. then all the tickets
where the number ends IN viii be sntisd to S20 and
50 OntOO.
Certificates Of Packages vii be sold at the following
rates which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
I" " 10 half ........ 40
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Ger tifcae Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, ... $50
10 Half ........ 40
N OEDERING TLEkELs d. CERrIEIUAT

II ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY first
mail Purchasers Can have TCaels ending with any hg'
urs they mas designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
pUTCuas Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County aud State.
- Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
10 full without deduction
l5 Al. prizes Of 81 900 and under paid imueda tely
after the drawing prizes the usual time Of thirty
days
Al. Communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets Ca-Lei or renewed 10 other Tickets a
either Office.
Address Orders for Tick='5 or Certificates either 10
5. SWAN q CO.. Atlantis, Ca,
s, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
S. SWAN, BOX Zc0 Mobile Ala,
j4nIO-u or Z, STIASTEEN, Box g. Nashville
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHA z D ESTDN.
WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR THE
Charleston Line,
ALSO FOR THE LINE FROM
Nashville TO Columbus,
Georgia,

IVA WEsT PONr)
Sixty Miles Nearer than any other Route,
OFFCLE NO 26, COLLEGE STREET
Nashville, Tenn
nVERCHARGES by the Charleston Line promptly ad-
~ justed this Office. Persons desiring Information
OF Freight Eastward Westward will be furnished
with Tariffs upon application at the Office by mail.
Goods from st Louis Louisville and Cincinnati be sent
10 Charleston, = G., Augusta and Columbus, Ca Mont
gOmer Ala or other Stations the SOnth Carolina GsOr-
gia anta and Lagrange, Montgomery and West Point
Railroads, will be forwarded free Of charge Except drayage
when consigned to me a. Nashville.
Drayage from the RiveTt the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot contracted for three and half per
and viii exceed that except lots Offregh
than 1000 Weght-quante less than 1000 lbs charged
IS cents for the lot. CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
Iru9-'56-N. Agent.
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1 NV 2 TlTg8 n1m0aT 0T NeToll on 1ln0 am01C L1am
several No. Carpenters and BlacksmiIls, Plough doya
rancy Boys and Girls No s8amstress, and especially
would call the attention Of the public several extra
Cooks, Washers &c. As there s great scarcity uf such
negroes 70 hire Tor year. would advise you 10 call usd
buy one, will sell 90 cheap hat you will hardly know ts
dfersnc between buying and hiring.
dec2Au REFS W. PORTER. Per Ar
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BEEroMAY.-CoL Tho'5 Il. Benton is catching
'gOss" from q score Of ladies' through the New
York press, for asserting that the word lady" is
not to be found in the Bible They refer the hon
Orable and andquated gentleman to the particular
passages in that sacred book.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEHY LOTTERY.

GLASS 3, to be drawn at CONCERT Hall, Macon, Ga,
T. under the sworn Superintendent Of Col. Geo NJ LO.
gan and W. q. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY I7jb, 1851,
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SWAN & Co.'s Lotteries
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLLARS!

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan & Co.,
Managers II the Fort GAINES ACADEMY LlTTERT Of Geor
ga, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY Lottery Of
Alabama, in each OGther Lotteries for February 1-57.
CLASS o.
To be drawn the city Of Mobile Alabama in public
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1851.
CLASS q.
To be drawn city Atlanta, Georgia. IN public
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1851,
CLASS IS.
To be drawn the city Of Atlanta Georgia, in public,
SATUR DAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1851.
ON ThE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBhkSl
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY
PRIZES
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS .
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mo III iIhFORIED mALTA JACKs.
SIXTY-NINE NEGROES FOR SALE.

Oh sale at ny Plantation in Williamson cauuty f1r
u cash or on time, FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yeas
I'D, imported from the Island Of Malta Of pure blood
JyS-6md&tW JAMES No. WILSON.
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Tin WaroI

TINWARE fevery description for sale Wholesale and
Retail. AsO Job work done With neatness and dis
patch We solicit the patronage OF friends and the pub
Tic generally al No. 4G South Market street, Nashville
iau9-'57-3m P. W. MAXEY & co.
VALUABLE FARM Ne LAND FOR SALE.
THREE Hundred and Forty Acres Of Valuable q.
Farming Land for sale, lying 20 miles North Of -
Jackson and 10 miles South Of McLsmOTesyile, in l
Carroll county. Has On il eommOdiOus Brick Dwelling,
good negro houses, and all necessary out buildings we'll
good Seven acres we'll meadow, and
hundred and y under good fence with several
fences, all ADD esh having been settled only years
For further particulars refer you d. B. 2. DIywInDIE
the Medical University Nashville, the subscriber
living the premises.
iang-'5T-WTF JAMES H. DINWIDDIE.
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WE viii offer, font of St0re on MONDAY, Jan.
W Iyl i-51 10 clock, large assortmelLo Groceries,
Liquors. t-r., fo-Wif:
100 hhds choice and prime 500 bags extra and prime Rio
SO BAGS extra Laguya Jos BE choice new Nolassss;
CoG-o: 40 70 b5Is do do do
900 boxes Candles; 100 Tobacco, (asorIed
500 kegs W6o'pg Nails; 1ro IBIS Dean q Ha,es, and
80 65.s old Rye and Bourbon Pixies Whisky:
50 bbls Brandy and Wines; % 5aes 5 Almonds;
10000 Melee Cigars; 20 bbl- Pecaus
80 600 Fine do: 100 halGbNs Raisns;
100 gross 5Iason's Backing; I5Iqr.bys . do;
80 pbIs Crushed Sugar; $40 1Ns ~lrdines;
. bills Loaf DO, 50 coils Cotton Rope
Is bbIs Powdered do; 50 nests Tubs;
~ bags Pepper 50 nests KeaIers,
20 bags Spice 20 cases Matches;
$50 nests b lske.s, 200 reams Wrapping Paper
so i0z Wash Boards; JUbgXes Caret Wine;
1000 sacks Fine Salt: go d.z Painted Buckets
p bNs Teas duz BrOOms; 8 tcTees Fresh Rice
Together Wih all the smaller articles Of Groceries
Up complete sale The Trade are particularly invited,
jauI0Std LANIER, PHILIPS eco.
LAND AND NEGROES FOI SALEI
NVASHINGTON s. MASSlE, Administrator, JVc of Adam
" Erode deed, Elizabeth Erade, and Ohm Erode,
W. B. Ferr and Wife Eliza, James Mitchell wife Eliza
beth, Ferrl ard Margaret. WIN. Roach and his
wife Sarah Samuel, JOepLiH, Hartman Nancy A. ADAM.
Benz. f. Rachel. David and James n Mitchell Guardian
pursuance decree tine COUNTY Court of Wood
bury rendered the above named sU at the January Term
of said Court, 1871 / viii MoNDAY. THE grH DAY or
FEHuRAHY NENrat tie late residence of Adam Erode dec,d
sell 10 the highest bidder The following named slaves, tOw
Bob. Jane Mary. Violet Philip. Caroline and Mat on a
credit months except the $3.50, must be
300 Acres oF E.amd 200 Of which lies near The town
OF Woodbury., and good portion OF which fine
Of cultivation. the balance well umDeTed and well WateTed
and comfortable Dwelling House with necessary out
buildings hundred acres lies I'm the barreUs 10
miles south Of Woo bury and is well mhersd aud watered
Said sold on a credit of one and two years in
purchase none, pad. Notes with two good
curies will qured from purchasers. Said land and
slaves To be sold for strbuou among the he r at law of
j4ni0-'57-5vs W. S MASSIE Commissioner.
I'M m
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NOTICE TO PASS En- q : Is.

SCPERINTENDENTs OFFlCE, y. & 4 X. Ks
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857.
ON and amer Monday next the 18th instant, the Tck
~ OfCe Of the Nashville aEd Chattanooga Railroad will
be established at No 90 College sree under the Sewanee
Hotel. The ONCE will be open A. NJ. and closed at
o'clock, P NJ. Passengers shOud procure Tickets before
going 70 the r.. ]. ANDERSON, Sup't.
e. L. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. Ijang-tL
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
II. 8. French & Son,

nNTUEsDAT Morning January 18Th, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, A.
I'm, will Offer for sale In front Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Clark Streets the following articles
tl-Wt
100 hhds Sugar; 200 bags Rio Coffee
% bbls Loaf do; 50 do Laguyu;
so bbIs Crushed do; p do Java
20 kegs sup. caTb Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
50 bbls Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
lOO bbls MOlasses; 50 bb Mackerel No. /, 2, & 3;
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger;
cerOOns indigo 900 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, go half boxes do;
500 bbIs Whisky, assorted 2JU quar- boxes do
brands; 900 boxes TallOW do;
IS bbs American Brandy 10 hall bbls American Brandy
10 bbls Gin 10 bbs Rum;
50 do Jueus Smiths 25 do old Bou rbOu Whisky;
old Reserve Whisky; % do old Rye do;
OOCOO Cigars, vari- 100 boxes CherOOts
GUS brands; 100 do Tobacco, W. H. Hare's
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
50 do Jars 100 boxes TumbieTs;
Together with Spices and other articles.
iani0-td H. S. FRENCH & son.
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Negroes for Hire.

A GOOD Carpenter, also likely negro woman with tvvo
n children, cook, washer and ironer aIs0a likely gr
about 10 gears old. We only hire ld servants attbs beat
places J. L. 81 K. W. BROWN.
DECEIT Az Cherry street.
EIGHT Of JANUARY BALL.
BALL viii be given atTYREE SPRINGS, On he hight
n JANUARY Good music viii be 90 attendance. and
me pest Efforts used % make The occasion agreeable 10 vs
tors Ihe public are respectfully invited.
jana 'j7-td J. NaSHER.
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New Auction House.

have opened the Store No. 2s Cedar street. opposite
n Post Ofiee where viii sell every evening. Advau
ments made on Consiguments. sale positive and without
serve. idec23-tfI C.. FOX
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MAGNIFICENT FARM ZOE ~
DWELLING Am srliilE - -. !. !. ! - =

NEW Brick House with two rooms and kitchen, also
"A small Brick Store, on She premises. The 10.
fronting 50 feet Sp.ucs street near the corner Of sa
and Line bargain will be given.
J. L. g. R.W BROWN.
-
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Jackson & Adams
nAChD 81 u De-
WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,

Nd Manu- facurers Of sash, Door Frames, Blinds, Man
~ ties MOuldngs, ArchiInvss, Base Boards, Plasers
" ether Boarding. Poplar aud Pine Flooring Shelving
Goods Boxes and all kinds Of Wood Work, necessary OF the
inside Finish Brick Houses Of every description
Orders from The surrounding country solicited Work
fuliy put up hauled sphpped without injury
SSH Pumed and Glazed n desired.
fan3 f57-d2m6wfy JACKSON & ADAMS.
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I WILL not be responsible for debts made under my
l. name. Nashville, Jan ID, 1851
jan 1T F. WAGNER.
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REPORT

Of the Layvrenceburg Bank of Tennessee,
TO The GOVERNOR OF TIE sTATE, on THE 5rH
DAY OFJANUARY, 1857, BEING THE len MONDAY
OF SAID MONTH, TO wa
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100 NEGROES WnnGed.

ME undeTslgned VII ay ne each Tor one hundred FrTv
young Negroes delivered % them their sale House al
No u Cedar street, Nashville Tenn. They win board Ne
grOss and sell for other persons commission and viii kern
large number on hand Cor sale times and fIl Be r
sPons0e for Negroes ten IN their charge and win have req
uar Auction sales Of Negroes every SATURDAY M5Rra a.
10 O'Clock. Gail and see
novl9-ly JAMES & HARRTSON.