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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02
Cedar Grove High School,

NINTH SESSION.
Commencing Monday, april 9Th, 1857.
TElHE Trustees have completed their arrangentnn
ID with Mr.. II. D. Haywood to take charge Of This
School for the two sessions next ensuing. The School
islocated in pleasant and health neghborhood, -four
miles Southeast Of Charleston, Bradley co., Tenn.
Ratesof Tuition, per Sessioni
LIST Glass orthography, Reading, Penmanshp, Pr.
mary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic a.. ....V
I'd Class--ArtImetic Ancient and Modern Geogra-
ply, English Grammar and Modern History. ...... .
Sd Class-Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, ADalyti.
cal Geometry, Astronomy, Higher Mathematics,
Physiology, Latin, Greek and French Languages,..n
Contingenttee .bO cu'
No student will be received for less term than one
half session. and deduction made for lost time en-
oept In of protracted sickness Board is 20 eL
per day. JonN NEE,
A. J. OATR, STrustees
March 27-tf-427 JonN HANBRiGBT,j
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New Goods for the Million
a. CGEA&H e, co.

Ia o11G&AC[G &c co.
MOULD respectfully call the attention of
W thepeople to the splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Just received, at their new Brick Corner with
Iron Front, which were purchased on the best
terms and are now offered at as low rates as
such Goods can be purchased any where in
the State
For the LADIES, they have the latest
styles of Dress Goods Trimmings. Muslins
Prints, Linens, Laces, Handkerchief. Hosiery
and Gloves. Also the Bonnets and Trimmings,
large stock of GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
such as Cloths, Cassimers, Satineis. Vestings,
Tweeds, Drillings, de-, DC. READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Dye-stuffs.
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware, Groce.
ries, Iron, Steel, Nails and Castings, besides
every other article usually kept in retail
Stores Give them a call. They consider IL
no trouble to show Goods. They are deter
mined not to be undersold.
ssS- All kinds of Country Produce taken
In exchange Tor Goods. May 2-397
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Zion Hill English School.
FOR MALES Am pru,Iro

"hbff anu ffnAIES,
McWinn county, Tennessee.
VHNh Fourth Session Of this School viii commence or
n Monday July Goth, next. boarding can he had n
The vicinity On very reasonable terms Rates Of Tn
tlon per session OF twenty-five weeks az heretofore
'uhe 1o-om-l" J. Q. BARB, Principal.
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III HAVE lot OF sugar, Coffee, Salt, and Tobacco.
n which wish 70 barter for Wheat. will give tbs
market price for Wheat and sell Groceries as ohesp
be cheapest tJuly3il JIM HENDERSON.
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FLEMING BROS,
60 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sole ProprietOrs.

Sole PrOprietOrs.
SCOVIL d MEAD, No. Ill Charities street,
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agent for
the Southern States to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Sold by P. II. KEITH d Co., Athens, Tenn
WIN. BURNS,
j. II. PATTON, Sweetwater,
HuuLEY d Johnson, Loudon,
]. II. MAGILL d Co., Mouse Creek,
ALEXANDER d MCKAMY, Benton,
ia. d CIV. COFFIN, Madisonville,"
J. NJ. d J. j. KNOX, Charleston,
W II. d NJ. CRAIGMlLEs, Cleveland.
Dec 5, lS56-ly-42S
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Bolivar Female icademy,
NIndisOnViIIe. Tenu,

NHutsOnElIle. rem.
THNHE Winter Session Of this well known institution
g will commence on the 18th Superintendent. S. NJ.
GAINES Principal.
TIns PEI, SesyoR Of 20 1ceeks one hdlf in aduaace
Primary Class-Srtlling, Reading, Writing, Arith-
metcnl Tables, Primary Geography, and Browns
First Lines in English Grammar ............ $3.50
The 4th, 81, Junior and Senior Classes, which en-
brace the entire 100
Extras;-French Language (spoken). 600
Music on Piano or Guitar. ........... 5000
Linear Drawing. .....................1O 1900
Painting in Water Colors. ............ 1890
on Painting. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Vocal Music without charge.
The course Of study at this School embraces every
thing taught a our best Female Colleges The Depart
ment OF Music will soon be supplied with an accom-
pshed teacher Boarding in the best private families
ut 81 per week. For further particulars please see
Catalogue. JOSEPH UPTON, on.
j. a. COFFIN, Sec. Aug 14-t10-463
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'EFlIE subscriber wishes n large quantity Of good
9 AerohnntaMe Wheat. for which he will nny tho
highest market price. [JulylOl s. K. REEDER.
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Premium Wheat Fans!

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
TESE subscriber would respectfully inform the Farm.
II ing public and all others Interested, that he still
continues to manufacture n. q. Ehurbcr's Inn
proved premium wheat Fans. Mt the old
stand IN Philadelphia, Tenn. where he will be happy to
wait upon his old friends and many ones as may
desire the machines. These Fans are an improvement
upon the 81. T. Grant Fan" by Mr.. Thurber, who was
the inventor Of the Grant Fan. These Fans have re-
ceived Premiums where large numbers were on exhibit
ton in various States Of the Unien, to wit I'm New
York, where there fifty competitors for the
premium, and in Ohio, where there were thirty con
tending for The same. Virginia. Pennsylvania North
Carolina, and the Middle Division OF the State Of Ten
nessee, have acknowledged the superiority Of these
Fans by awarding premiums, at their respective Fairs
to the proprieors. This Fan also took the premium al
Columbia, So Ca, last Fall. In word, they are supe-
rior 10 anything ever before offered to the public lie
subions certificate Of several gentlemen Of Phadel
phia wen known to the people ofowsr East Tennessee
This certldes that the undersigned timed and tried
n U. Thurbcrs Premium Wheat Fan, and state that IL
cleaned one buhel per minute separating an filth 10
such degree Of perfection thati cannot he riyaed nv
any Fan now in use; and we recommend all who stand
In need Of such machine 70 examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere. J. D. JoNFs
CuAs. CANNON,
A. W. Coz.Rr.
His wagons, with Fans will travel throughout lower
Fast Tennessee and upper Georgia, during the present
spring ana ensnif summer. J. COTTON.
Philadelphia, Tenn, April II, 1s57-tf-ii7
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Groceries for Wheat.

E1GARs.--A Let Of No. cisars--iinest brand
" just received and for sale by s. X. REEDER.
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In Chancery at Kingston.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1851.
Charles II. Mills & Co.,
John o. Patrick. ct al.

T appearing from the allegations Of the amended
bill filed in this that Michael Gingcry one Of
the defendants to the same, is nonresident Of the
state OF Tennessee, II therefore ordered by the Mas
ter that publication be made In the Athens Post for four
successive weeks requiring the said Michael Gngery
appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court, to be
held at the Courthouse in Kingston the 30 Monday
OF October next then and there to plead, de-
nur to said bill or the will be taken confessed
against him and set for hearing or p1rte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, @. & NJ.
Sept II, 1S5I-it-prs fee BODIES
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4 IN ACRES Of Land, lying seven and a hall
- q ~ miles from Athens and i've miles from Chill
howee springsabou 200 acres in cultivation, lies well
soil mostly very good, two or three most excellent
Springs, tolerahle Houses and Barn. unceared land
vel tmhercd, and soil good will take pleasure in
showing the premises to ANY wishing to purchase.
One-ihirl purchase money to be paid down-terms
as TO balance will be made easy
J. NJ HENDERSON.
Athens, Tenn July 10, 1s57-u-i59
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McEwen g. Gillespie

HIVE received and opened their Fall ana wv" ME-.
IN Goods, and respectfully invite attention W wv
October D, SO
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K O Q K:
Behold and Wonder

TNHE subscribers would respectfully an
Il nounce to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel.
pha, one of the largest best selected, and
f..L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

Personal intelligence.
IL Governor Seymour, Of this sa.e, was In Boston
Saturday.
The Fot leans that MIS- Pc L. the esteemed widow OF
durps coming session Of Oonsyess Heretofore since
her husbands death, with the exception Of Wis Ia Lon
don, ~ the time when Mr. Bdchapan the American
minister here Mrs Polk has resided IN renuesses II
viii be remembered that the deceased President len
bis widow the charge OF taking care OF and puolsn,og
hts memoir. which so far they rotate 70 mis- atm
pDtraNon are said TO be minute, full nj inteye,ng
sopal spocdots an sboundpg IN ve0ecIons suggested
BY the state Of public Affairs, and tho couducs Of hs
cSbipet
IL stated IN The Charleston Couriey that The Rev
m. Mccartney, PYes'd. Mt OF Mount Marys College,
mftsburg Nd declined the appointment Of OAsho
10 Bnhop Of Charleston
For Glasgow, In the amshp Newly ork-Eugeups Hertz
Bavaris Jas Coctbnrn Enslspd Thomas Gamble, Cali
York: Capt m ompeon New York; James McCrossa-
New Yort; Jsres williams sB <itmore; Jos Bennet
Baltimore; James Morton. new yors, sleI McEwen, New
lin New SorS Mr. Phips New York; Charles LIvnes,on
Mas Joseph Hamilton Miss ,hn 0octsels fexas Phillip
Goc'sels, Texas, apd 80 I'm the steerage.
For aantamsys In bak Restless IN de Pumarsjo. Capt
Chapman, J Pc erson, Joues Mrs Smith r Castillo
For savannah. in the steamship Alabama u CLAY Jr,
willard q Hsrdawsy. Mr. and Mrs Brown, Mrs Crosby
and maid Mics Renwick Miss Lord two Msses Miss
N Chevsnrr, W Iryon; IL Lewis @ hsteudon, a
Dy IN enfuIih- and In the Storage
TO ARRIVE.
Prom New Orleans via Bsvana ia the Steamship Empire
CyMrs Morse. two children and servant: Mrs. smith
and two Chi dr.n Garcia and lsdy, Mrs Lloyd aud
Cropely, Il peesul. Webb, @ vAsserat r Weed, q
Curtis and 10 10 the Storage
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ALnAuAo ron uBw yoRR-SHm
SUE RISES nooH RISES eve III IA
MON IL ~
ARRIVED
Fort OF New York, aprn I2. 1850.


Fort OF New York, April I2, 1850.
ARRIVED
stesmship Jackson Shaw. Baltimore, 60 hours with mdse,
ship Heicuean wenNe Singapore Dec IS via Cane To wn
Feb where she pu sh,r OF wAisr with teas &C TO Pa
yenstad Schumacher krpercnoed heavy weather In
The Gulf Stream Feb 18th, while nj Cape rswu, during
heavy bE sale lost both chcrs and cables
Bark PaDsma Graves Batavia Nov 20, via Pad z
with sugar, &c TO Green. 9Th inst, LAT ~ 49, Ion 60 81
saw Br bAk Julia HAyne bound E The has had heavy
Bark w Lewis Mscie Co'eisco Bar West Coast Africa,
FEB With barwood &c 70 FIganeIe Reiss Go No date,
lot 38 ~ len 70 81 SPOKE bayk Just Erskne (r Kelly,
from Phi ade'phia for Cork day out
With sugar. Ac, 10 Yunga del Vale Co
Park B,ocg-t thompson santa Cruz Cuba narch ~.
with uAsdo 70 bo-tock Beujsmin Has expereaccd very
heavy weather es mat ewI. gale from " 70 NE In LAT
Brig Hspnsh Bech o Cslsi) Jord,n 81 Crolr March "a
with ard sugar 70 h eForest
Brig Gen BOYD of Biddeford, Gipatrick Aguadlla PR
bnch 49, With SUGAR &c 10 wenbrrs weeks spose schr
schr rsncer NJ Chr ste, Ssgus March 81 with molsses,
10 Coo hue Sailed In with stAplsa
new yovt fsincc put II 10 Cbalesonl
tchr Hooper fof Bspnorel Dyon Tampa Bay Is days
sebr 6so W ssldwin. S crooper. Virginia.
Schr Queer Of the Cape Berry Harsih
Schr stco Fsoenire Mddleown. Conn. for Philadelphia
tchr Bannsr Ours from The wreck Of BARR Eastern Belle,
ashore At Long Branch
eloop Jane Marta ware. Norvich
stesmer Renntbec Bard. Phtadelphh.
Steamer PO.omska Cushnsn, He~ Bedfoad
Steamer Osprey, Kinney. Providsnse.
tteamer senicsn, ChAuker HStford-
sEJOw.
Bark " Churchill from
Wind g. with rain; clear at sunaet
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C~,oxr.pn,o marin. a~v.rs.

BOSTON riII2-Arr shiu hthburton walton. csicuus
snreS Dup pssmo o1s asp 'S sss
wsosmsv, Grant Soriesos csndace, Matthews Chsresion
Herald marine Dorrcsponuoncs.
coIn. Sss.rs BANS Fontsse Keller s1Ts,ns SSss
n Gsss tGns :Ss
R sy cs T s. s' ss.TOS psacs oS sas
ls, lo, se.suypor sgsa,e ns D.rrs ssos
balls Hoss.3.n M.'sas soTlssas' s,@, 5.yIor so.on
% ccS sNc .Ss- srsoe
lice ard Flower Rsyror Providence Fmciia. Rockstl
fnen Mcorsesen. Hsyer.fss; steamers Palmetto bsssF
Bosion; Sophia sly, rYork
niso.,In.eoas ana Disasters.
ssueh NE roc.s ,s entering P,rt JepresuK hubor hai
ssS re en- DE in presaI sabor and viii be esed %
Passport as ,oou as the leak s stopped.
stores rock the ooorad Meet on Cape sn,oao
pofih soe q Cuba no e-e sven The cev wele TAKEN oil
Bsvsrs shd brought 10 Mobile ~ tho Fanny Fsrn The
for New iorh There insurance on tse vessel
scun reRrr scc fcm Deer rse or soson put Into Port
IN ard had boat stove decks swept rsdSsr braces car
RED away. &c.
scHn AsHrAsp Of ard from New Hsven. at Arrows. Pr
ssou, siih bsd been coudemped aud wa. TO be sold
THr woRK SOUTHWEST Pass We had great plea.
se y.eToay u sSSr n,sr,ss VIII NJ hsher ore Of
r.ss and rsss our yh9 reports ne cork on the es
expected ard Inc deues encounsred have no, proves a.
D. PIE. ior me wing Be rate q $50 -. per day.
ard expect 20 compile for the 6bance Of nesriy mile IN
about su weeh Hh calculated that thia wig will make
channel OF between A. twenty Eve feet without aid Of
the western wing and leave width Of about 900 feet for
verses 70 pass The wirg extends about 100 fee
d srsady visible results ave prcduced vessels passing n
snd out teey through ehanne OF hrteen feet IN dep,n
Mr. hehtr smrns that his enc. contrafic ne op1,
ioc prevalent with that the under tow fern me
wtud counersct the securing cndeoc, Of he cues ~
duced ov the hrtsswster az TIE resnrs.on nc orgsr
snns combined with the river current VIII De
than the innur the Other Pass he conr .ctcrs NJ
operations before next fallf o. Dehs Ap'"~
Arr rBed'ors 1Oh, ship Eliza hson
osk ee. Honolulu Jan Rorconss e'h wnn III, ~ ' .ga
on ne board sent ro-ns .n ~. ..I-ss
bbls 90 eco oil ard 900 IN. bone rere- vs-a
OF Cape Horn res fe ship Junior Andrc~s " mo " ND~
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There little business, and nile variation IN prices,
either Of State or railroad securities Some reunsy
state Inscriptions have been sold ct IT, some Penn
syvsnia Railroad lss mortgage bonds % An issue q
Rail- odd ID mortgage bonds for f725 ooo bcay
ing per cent interest," pay able half yearly April Is and
October 10, principal 10 be repaid In fifteen years.
offered q So. Canada o's In demand nj liz.
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Our Relations with Chlns-ucport OF the
B0st0n BOaad q Trade
bossou. April O. 1857
JASN y. Bus,, No Prssiden Of ths Board d Trade
Your oennneee report tAs resun q sasar nNrusws
viii The sovsspDens rsgas1hg Chinese aaAss. Tne
secseaSy of 6ass furnshs AZ necessary miormasoo 70
men, and % nv b judged from the varous con
lelepoes win the Bate department and others, 10
evdsn inst our govern msnt will engage 10 active 90
opesason win Ne wAyke de0cnslrasoa Of the Esropesn
eovsnneses sgsnst Ohins but sney seem ready 70 90
cperase u any mesal and peaosabIe 70 sand
the ueaoes with Cntna ana 70 terminate the exng hos
uilues Ine government he's detesn'ped 70 sesd out
ioHoe on me coast Of Cnina and appears to be fully alive
70 me necessity OF sending - Com loser msn fully
oompetoot In 81 respecs 70 the diboalties which
may arise sut OF the delk relations ~hch must exist
oetweep mo European sers ourselves. - we'll
WIN the Onmose 20 long - the hostile semonstratouu
msy % eont1puod 10 order that meg exercise the In.
nueDce which We ought 10 hsv 10 the matter withou,
being involved In the ~H1. We are with great respeot
your ooeoiens servants, wM APPLETON,
h FORBES
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A Runaway PosrxAsTER-A. j. Rowley, Post
~ Ecae, ~ hes absccsded, sefsuls.r 10 t,s
United ssfes " IRE sount n 81 coo ov o. 600 but he
not socussd n tahpg money IRON leasvs
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Appointments by the President.

Jesse McClepoen, OF LouiS ,aua, 70 DO Recover Of
Pubic Moneys At Greens,n LOUISIANA, vice John n
Vernon. whose term Of Office hes expired
henry W. Pslfiey, OF Louisiana Oponted, 70 be Re-
oeiver OF Public Moneys ut New Orleans, Losisisus
Louis Palms OF louisiana appointed, 10 DO Register
OF the Land Ono, ut Now Orleans Lout-isns
Henry Welsh, Of Iowa, to be Receiver OF Pub 10
Moneys s Fort des Mones Iowa. vice Phineai NJ OAssdy
rosisped
CHRISTOPHER Carson re appnip,es TO be Agent for the
Ipdsns 10 the veryitovv Of Ne " Mexico.
Samuel Yost Of Missouri tn be Agent for the indians
In the Territory OF New McKee, vice Abraham g. Mayors
resigned.
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FURTHER Particulars OF THE EXPLOSION OF
TIE foRR1 Rosn -hr Vim AnoreWs ate secon (, epsi
Of this III fsed pos hiss furnished US With the FOL
lowing additional particulars The Forest Rose was bal,
in 1852 In Cincinnati worth about $40 OOe ana Ia.
suysd for about two thirds of amount Ia th, oil,
The accident took place o. the 3lst Me- An
drews standing at tho tme Sbat burviosue roof
looking ~ the wheel the boat being NJ the 0me about
halt milo rom the Napoleon. AK, landing.
The followips the killed and mssing:-
l. David Thompson, first engineer killed; has . sie
and fsnily living somew here 10 Missouri Illinois
2 Nathan Herr second pilot; 10 supposed 70 have .
vile and family In Louisville, KeDtucky.
TICS. Routh, mate, missing.
Son OF Cant Allen, she MASTER and owner II the 70
rest Rose Of PadacAb KY ssed seventeen years, Ii led
g. The ba'keeper OF the boat, missing.
g. The wAiohmsp, missing
None OF the p,nerRers were killed, and only one Mr..
Benz BY at, wounded, but u >ected he will
cover.
Tee seoond cook dangerously wounded, and
10 now lying ut the hospal,. in Napoleon, in criticAs
condition.
vr. Melvin, the first pilot, was also badly wounded,
but will recover.
Some xix zen were blown overheard. aud saved
through the exe1ons OF Mr. Andrews and the carp inter-
Of he Forest Rose
The steamer Arkansas came to the assistance OF the
wreck; before che could tow her to the landing she
sunk.
All shrIbute the accident the recklessneas Of
captain In bavns larger qasnttty Of steam than the
scy Of the DO lers Allo ~ea Nco Orleans Pcdyune
AprI 4.
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AREA OF MNsEs0rA-By the adoption of the
orsh and esots proposed By Goa.
grsss, the new state viii measure a. follows
LRpgtn OF Sese.. ..,................ $40 nj e.
wlo'n cI sssto. .................... ISo
Area OF 6teo... 900 "a. miles.
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BOSTON April bat ship hfhburon Walton. Csicutts
hrn Volunteer Hamilton. Ne sna brrs John Richards
churchill Palermo Monte Crsto, Northap, sierra Leone
wsosmsw Grant HOresDs Candace, Matthews Chsrieson
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Kerosene Oils.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATEN'

(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT0
KEROSENE ILLUMINATED OIL. The Iieht obtained
n this oil exceeds in brlancy tina any other Oil
fluid heretofore dscOvered inexplOsVe and will re-
main Iimpid in the very coolest weather.
The Company md the lamps best adapted 10 this
Oil, the kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties Ressr Cornelius Baker, also DlOtt Of PhIIs
delphia e. v Haughwautd Co.. 4S5 Broadway The Brook
Ign Flint Glass Co.. No % Broad Street. Messrs Dietz d Co
1872 William Street, Meeier 1876 Elm Street. and H. ID
wards, A street, n. Y. Samples different stye
Lamps can be at the Office Of the Company
KERosENE LUBRIcATISG Or No. l. Prepared to suite the
finest and all Other Kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands degree oeOd
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
KEROSENE LUBRIcATING OILS, No. 243. Superior Lubrea
tor and will be found posses advantages any OIL in
prepared the requirement Of Railroads and others
kEROsKEE BISNACLK Oil. Prepared expressly Shps'
aud Will be found admirably adapted
ships, Men of War; Merchants Vessels River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin, SIaerOOm Cnnacle Forcaste
Lamps, sigma Lanterns, &c
Binnscle OIL will remain dud long best Sperm and
sill burn all night without requiring be trimmed and ad-
vantage that will be obvious 10 every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from Wholesale ID
ship, Chanders Druggists, and GrOcers New York,
the regularly appointed Agents Of Inc Company in many of
the principal Towns and Villages of the United States The
Canadas ana the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed Tin conformity the rules estab
AUSrEh'S
GENERAL AsEyTs, KEROsKNE Or Co.
No. so Beaver street, NY,
N. B. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials prices
&c, q. will be forwarded on application as above.
iune6-ly. IA. WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-15
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
$4,000 NUmBERS-PrizesP Without
Deduction.
CAPITAL So ,OOO!g
10
Whole Tickets $4-Halves 2-Quartsrs /.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


Same the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-with this difference
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 Numbers-his has only
5000
There two Wheels each of which there placed
two Locks. The Superntendents have each key TO the
present. There placed in the wheel of numbers tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the numbers from No
to $4,000. In the wheel of prizes there placed tin
tubes containing slips of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from $4,000 to 800.
When the drawing takes place. which will be in public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them,
Der is drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the
time drawn out of the Prize wheel by boys with
barred to the shoulders and tube slipped
OIL and the number held and enrolled that the whole
audience can see 1.-THE number is then called of and
registered by the Superntendents, The Prize drawn
is credited to the number drawn at the time and
until all the prizes drawn out copy of the draw
ing then sent to the printers aud after comparison the
Superintendent certify the correctness of the drawing
These Superintendent to perform their duty
without fear or favor
1t will be perceived that in this plan every prize is
drawn out and Of course person must get them;
drawing is sentt every ordering tickets The Prizes
payable thirty days after the drawing, in full without
deduction.
~ Drawing takes places every Saturday.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
~ Address orders for Tickets or certificates ofPack.
ages G. Il, WINTER Box 852 Nashville Tennessee or
ANDERSON & son, Managers
july2-f Macon or Savannah, Ca
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. F. Winter,
Manager, will send them to use for payment
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

Y HOmAS HOPE CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
Z New-YOrk,-establisbed I620-ImpoTers and Dealers
descriptions of Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old Brandies Superior Old Jamaica, ST.
Crox Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin, and every variety
of Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
ChamPagne-Max Sutaine, Aoet & Chandon and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and Verzenay, Heidseick and
other Brands.
CIaret and SauterRe-Including Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau LATTE, Leovile LaTose, MaTgaux and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haul Sauternes.
Hook Wines-of JOhnannesberger, Ma cobrunner
Rudeshemer, Hockheimer, Sparkling Ock and MOsehe.
SegarS-ofa the choicest varieties, Eegsnts, Regalias
Conchas, Operas, Pressed and COmmunes.
Foreign FruiLs-Of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes,
Teas and COfTeeS-alI of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngueS-Burlingt0n, Virginia and
Wesiphalia Hans, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-in Firkins, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PickeIS-Sauces, CatsHps, Sardines, Ca
pers, Olives &c.
PreSerVeS-Eest and West India and Domestic. And
full and general Of every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES,. marh6, '57-dly.