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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME ! Pa.
$4,000 NUMBERS-PrizesP Payable without
DeduCIinm.
AP 1T AL s )
SCHEME :
Whole Tickets S4--HalVes 9-Qusrters /.
PLAN OF TIE LOITER.


Same The Royal Lottery Of CubaWih this difference.
Havana Lottery has 600 Numb rshis has only 1900
there wheels, each which there placed
two Locks The Supehntenden's have each keyts The
Locks aud the cannot be opened unless both
sent There placed in the wheel Of numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No. 10
OOO In the whes Of prizes there placed tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS OOOtO 500,
When the sing place. which will be in public tn
wheels uH cked and after revolving hem, number Il
drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and Of the time
one drawn OF the Prze wheel by boys h barred
the shoulders and dpped Of and
he number held enrolled that the whole audience
can see 1.-THE number s then called OF and registered BY
the Superntendents. The Prize drawn credited % The
umher drawn time, and until all the prizes
are drawn out copy the drawing Is then sent = The
prnters and after comparison the superintendent certify 70
the correctness OF the drawing These Supsnntendents are
sworn 70 perform theiF duty without fear or favor.
will be perceived that in this pan every prize ts drawn
and OF course must get hemi drawing Is
every ordering tickets The Prizes PAYABLE
thirty days after the drawing in full, without deduction
II ? Drawing takes place every Saturday
m ? Orders Tor Tickets addressed to G. H WINTER, Box
252y Nashville, will be immedialeiy attended to.
JAMES r. WINTER,
febl4 '57-tf Manager, Mscon Ga.
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POISONED BEER.

ED7. CcN:-I sm cred bly, informed that the
brewers OF Lsger Beer in the city use Coccuus ms
deus in the manufacture of their beer. The man
who would use such vile drug in bis beer Dug At
to be boiled ID bis own copper Cocc1lus Indrcus
has been used from an early period by unprlncpeo
brewers partly for giving beer due degree of
bIueruess 10 s,Ve hops, partly to make it more in
tOx0siJP, and the prsoIce, tho Ga severely con.
demued, Is sui secretly followed. 1t is en- sctive
poison, sdtqua e to occasion death, and producing
cli fly gdIi. ess staggering, tetanlc convulsr, Is,
and coma |. Is nte certain that the immense
bitter Of Lager beer was never communicated 10
ii by hops Drugs mus. be- then, resJrted to.
Yours, d., CHEMIST.
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sPIRTFUALIsN.

Rev. Mr.. Harvey, Metbedst minister in Car
boudsls, Pa, who few years sgo turned spiriiu-
aIst, snd has been holding religious service con-
nectsd with the rsppings, has been brought to ,es
the error Of bis ways; and 6pally be end bis prin
cipsl followers have come out in . card, and OWL
ed their conviction that the whole Is an mposture
and dslusio0. One poor grl, who leWS for a
livelihood, was persuaded that she was the spiritual
wife Of the great Napoleon. The spirits told her
that she must dress more richly and elegantly and
she who had been most dsmure and plain, appeared
in the street. dressed in the most CANDY colOrs to
the crest establishment of her friends. She was
shout starting with Mr.. Harvey and others fol
France, wtsn the sfair exploded.
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ANOTHER OF TIE THREE THOUSAND PREACH
ERq

Raw. Isaac 8. KALIocH very piOus political
preacher, who rivalled even WARD BEEoHER in the
violence of bis political harangues during the Pre-
sidentisl election, and who, subsequently,, at 8
Fremont supper at Rockland, Maine, declared that
they-the Black Republcans-hai compelled
BUCHANAN to go into the Presidency under pro
test from the ehrs tanity, the intelligence and the
dsosney Of the North, has recently been charged,
on the Oaths Of two respectable, disnterested men,
with unlawful intimacy with married womsn of
Boston, the friend and companion of his wifel-
If he is a sample Of the christianity and decency
that protested against Mr.. BUOHANAN's election,
Mr.. B. will not suffer much from the protest.
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ANoFuER PARTY.

TIE Columbus (9al Tines saysit Is proposed
By the Know Nothing press 70 run B d. HGl
Esq IS sn iadspeRdsat csndidste for Governor Of
GeOrgis. We suppose thst this win be taken as
pretty plain confession that the Know Noting
party is dead. Whenever q man or party is
ashamed Of Itself, disguise is necessary and q
change Of name Is the FIRST step in the game
FedsraTst, Natl nal Republican, Wing, Know
Nothing and iadsgsndsnt. Well, the last name is
IS good as any.
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olG1Ar13Ss or TIE Treasury DEPARrIEsr.

OPEEAu1Es or TIE TREAsuEY DEPARTMENT
We copy the following from g late number Of the
Putsburg Post:
Think of thirty-fve tons of silver bullion pass
Jog through our city without q score Of people
knowing the fsct, or it having the least eHe ny
on the money market Fifteen tons left for Phil
sdslpbia on Thursday morning at73 8, ~. 10 three
extra cars provided for the purpose, the remainder
having sioce passed through. It is destined for
the United States Mint snd cams from ST. Louis
in the care OF the Adams ,press Company. The
total value Of the thirty-hve tons is upwards Of
81, 800 600, but being n the form of bars from
eighteen inches to two feet long, is rather unWiey
to pass current.
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THE BACON TRADE.

The Cincinnati EnQUirz, of the 5lst ultimo,
expresses the opinion that the present high prices
for bacon will not be sustained and that the guam
tity of hogs killed the present season is equal to
the previous year. In reply to the statement that
the falling of at Louisville is eighty thousand head,
the editor says this deficiency is reduced to very
small consequence by the fifteen thousand packed
for the fret time this winter, Lexington, by the
excess of fifteen hundred packed at Frankfort, by
the excess of thirty thousand sent this year from
Kentucky to Cincinnati, and by the increase in
numbers driven for slaughter to points lower down
on the Ohio river; so the deficiencies at many
points in Indiana AID Illinois, that have heretofore
packed FIVE thousand, ten or fifteen thousand hogs
should not be considered at all wonderful when
such facts are known as this; that there were
fifteen thousand head shipped alive from single
point in Illinois, to Wit: Jscksonville-to the city
OF New York, as was noticed by the Journal OF
thkt place OF January 9th.
sour system Of raj roads has worked sn entire
revolution in these mstters; and the farmer who,
last year, might have hsd his hogs and cattle
slaughtered ct Indianapolis, this season might
have found it to bis advantage t. have sent them
to some 70 on the lakes or the Atlantic"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

e Elk ract T. q lets-r from tte EIitor Of
the Hun,svile Democrat, ds.ed Washington, Feb
rUa-y 5, 1857.
" Il Is thought not unlikely, that Toucsv, Bright,
Floyd, P ck-ns, (of Syutn c rolra) c bb (of
Georgia. Aaron '. Bro vn and Clancy Jones,
will form the Csri7et; b7J no one stteu D 3, be-
heve, 70 appropriate h m to toe Cfises luey are
seve sly to 6Gl Toe Srtts Rights men svefsl
Of lh n a. est -lsve urged R berr J Walker
fer the Premiership, sDd lie is Trss ed with such
warmth, at he msv, COT .mgrob-b y, DO sgbstI-
tuted fJr OF ? OF fhs o hsrs."
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GEORGIA BANKS,

TIE Augusta Chronicle says the follow iag Geor
gis Banks are Wild Cat concerns snd "unv orthy
Of confidence or credit"
MERCHANT BANK, Of M4eon.
INTERI R BANK Griffin.
LAGRAnGE BANK. Lagrange.
BANK OF GR.ESsBoRo', Greensboro.
8 UTBERE BAEK, cambridge.
CBER ,EEE INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY,
Dalton
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or The Memphis Enquirer says that SAN
HoUsToN viii probably be the know nothing can
didate fr Governor of Texas He ought to run
for som,t ing, tbst the people of Texas may have
On opportunity cf showing how universally they
dsspise bin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

have also yea OLD imported Eek colt called No.
TOcase. This colt asimP rted from Caaons Spain, aud
he years old las spng He Is IS hands finch high
and tue Of 3rd Napoleon. ldesn letting hun
~ few Jennets aud yery few mares, for the purpose Of
brBk ng him both. He will JeHHets the very
reduced price OF SIS the able above spe
ehed Terms made Sunwn on application Tor mares
M0rOc ste mpDF ed last Spring by Mr. Uupuy, sold
in George 3tucEy and Cha ed I'd safe by NY
IT, MOrocs tie has tue appearance Of ma>ng large Jack,
though la good condition be viii doubt sfgF
ng uiy clmaed A, have vthers TO speak Of
must hasten
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

81 The Lebanon Herald, the organ of know
nottingham for Wilson county, notices the sugges,
ton Of JoHE K. HOWARD as the Democratic CAD
didae fer Congress in that district, and warns its
party that if minated be will be elected over
READY, RICHARDSON. ELLIS, PERKINS, or any other
know nothing in the district outside Of the county
Of Wilson.
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Mohawk

have al The well known Jack MOuaWk, that have bad
standing the place Tor the ast years. MOhaW
imported Nam moth 81 Keutu Ky, and b. Uy N
ported Don Car suppose WIllUOs a. the Ped
Igres Of Mohawk is shTI TnCa thi VIII be objection
TO hin. He is Kentucky raised cE though many
colts in tennessee SPEAK for themselves. He stsnd
fnrmery stood, as co. p4yahle
stoned deem unnecessary say more Of Mohawk, as be
and his coils well known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

EDITORIAL CHANGE The Washington Star
states that Roger A. Pryor, Egg, has retired from
the R edmond Enquirer and will probably soon be
corrected with the editorial department Of the
Charleston Mercury.
Col Gardner, Of the Augusta Constitatioaalisi,
has retired from the editorial department Of thst
paper. Mr.. james 7. Nisbst is the successor.
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HON. JOHN Y. WRIGHT.

The Washington correspondent Of the Charles
ton MsCs, under dse of the All inst. thus notices
arec-ntSl eecb Of tie Hon. J Y. WRIoRT, Of Ten.
nessse:
4" I was IN the House today and heard the young
est mtm ber Of the body speak. / sscsrtuined him
to be the H ID. Y. Wright, Of Tennessee, who.
l1dgiTg ron pPesrsnca, IS about &c years OF sge.
he WIS attracting great attention ~ the able and
elCquent vlgor Il style with which ne was expos
ing the sims and purposes Of the Black Republican
party. Y-u should have seen the CALLED i,des
vii under the Conclusive exposition Of their il =
famous designs. Mr. Wright's speech was listen.
ed 10 suenuvey by q full mouse. His Eff ,rts t.
cay marked him q DE- batter, who, it be continues
10 Co gr.ss, is destined to MAKE DO ordinary mark
upyn The legislation of the untry."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

A 'PCwERTUL' AReUNENT--A correspondent Of
the Memphis Enquirer iavOrs the nomination of
Col MAT MARTIN as the know nothing candidate
for Governor, and gives as one reason hat be has
"a voice Of immense power and compass" We
desire to remind our friends that in this respect the
Bedford Colonel hss no advantage of our General
-AMEET
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

81 Ho1. JJsHUA R GTDDrSea, the notorious
aboHtiouist, has rsturned home for his bra'th. -
The inrer ste Of the country would nets fer, bat
rather be promoted, by his continued absence from
Congress, where be msrges everything into his
RbolitiOnism
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

OF Iru, of tbs Baltimore San, lzsrrs th7l Msj
JluN P. IIErs=r formerly Of h. Nashville U,iou,
ald afterwards Cf the Warrington Usiou has
made suaT genen-s for the establishments Of .
6siy IewsgsPr IN Wa bj1g,o1 on tho lst OF
March r,zt It ia to be an Independent d no
c'a ic iouiu.l, aud 10 be csIl,d the Duly TINES,
and sb-uL h-Ir the size Of The New Y.rk Tina.
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CRAIGHEAB g. MINCHlN.
IMPORTERS OF

HARD ware and Cutlery.
and Dealers W hO1c1alo
and Retail NEOEChanrI
and others are Eo8POCts
fully invited to call ana
examine our Ext, n@tVo
StOC1k or ~ EUU GOODS
AEoB, Q Ia a n -, Anvil -
OaEPontor@' Tools, cutie
rY, Guns, P1@toIa. Locks
H1nSOS, SG5c. &C.
All OF which VIII 100
sold at the lowest mar
lkOE rates to cash EoI1Ec1aas
sores and the usual time
On account VIII 5o ale
lowed to those who buy
to sell again.
No. 90 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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A RfooMmE ATT S.-Tne demo rsric Iegislsls.
tive caucus Of ! diana o. recommend d Govern Ct
WheHr srd q. jos PERTH for 6rst class sp
r,oi1 trnents M d.r Nj buchanan,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

OF The M,mphs Eigls and Enquirer Of The
28th alt says I'VE learn thai the Mississippi Leg
Isature now IN session, in order the more efe
ally 70 prohibit the passing Of foreign bank 0l s
les demon nation than IS, 10 that Sta last ", tx
enacted 8 law making tue passing or attempt TO
pass such bill 90 iDdctnble f re-, punishable By
Soc and imprisonment The law enacted st
previous Sc on OF the Legislature, Oh this subj CT,
has go far been a dead letter. The sans eeltlemlu
lot, rms US that the Msss iFp ri ure hiss jus.
pssse d bill prohibiting airy owner or ooerseer of
slaves from Furnishing them with more than nine
an thirty lsshes" at any one time, or for auv ole
lFsuCe under penalty Of fue an Imprisonment,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

81 CoDgre,s has passed bl / making an ap-
preparation OF $500 600 towards the construction
Of Naval Depot 1t Brunswick, Gs. The Prosi.
dent has signed The bill, and the S c-eiary of tie
Navy g. expressed a willingness at az early day
% send out commission to locate pUinton Blythe
Island, preparatory to the commence nent of OF.
eTaiOns, and negotiation for TIE purchase Of the
site
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

~ We uudrrs aui a NOV meat Is on foot
among the two hundred and twenty eight iDdlvid
mas 10 this C, u0Iy Who voted tor Fremont TO ct
Up 8 ,esrimo 81 On Mr. George D. Prentice, Of The
Louisville J0uuul fyr the able Mariner in which
he has deieuded a q So tanned the seton Of the
Back Rel ubgcsn numbers Of the General Assem-
DIV OF Indizna dlring the present St scion NeW
Al5ary. HtdiIaa. Ledger
The compliment # The IndisEs aboIitoDists is
well deserved. No one has served them more ef
5cien.Iy for ears ban The editor Of the Journal
TDsss little testimonials Of esteem from such Q
source, will be grsuiyirg TO lis rumeEous fre-ds
81 Tennessra
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DAMAGE.-In the o. S. Court, before Judge
H,lyourtIr, in Virginia IN which Mrs Pune
GAINED S22 600 damages Of the R chmond N
Petersburg R,lo ID Company, Tor Injuries sustain
ed on that road By herself snd Der son, Taos. r
Plrnel and slsl fjr the loss IF a valuable ssT7ent
They got a We d Ct in their favor for the 10 lowing
sums: To Ms. PurnzlI 81 1853 for the nj ,ries she
sustsiue ; 81 4O5 for TIA "a jDres sus;sia,d BY her
son Thomas r, and $500 Tor the loss Of her Ter.
want, With interest from the time Of the accident.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

Operations q TIE MINT AND ITS BRANcHEs,-
From the annual report Of the Director Of tee
Mint, we learn that the amount OF gold aud silver
oulfon received during the year 1856 at the Mint
and its branches cudi1g the Assay Office il New
Y, TX, was as foows:
told oepoE f64 y
Silver deposits, including 30 653
Us7
Tn; c-insge for tie came period, iLclati-g bars,
wss az fellows:
Colo coin so Sffb7
silver Co > S3%4U
topper coin eti6
Gold buFsss. z2O4l"sI
SlVsf @ 43U
eos oSf is
The number OF Piec,s of cOIn struck va 80 $685.,
s47; the numbsr of gold aud silver oars lI9.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

OF W. ,py Tie 10 Living from L'uFV'Ile
J5yn.I f-r the sp cal comfort OF such OF car
K ,ow Noting fisnts as may not Lave received
psw=:
y An ruzR AM RloAE YIcToRT At the recent
ifs,..,., e,cou ct ArlsuIs, Georgia, the A mere
5's4' '-.a.es tor Mayor and Aldermen Wsle
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Pianos, Pianos,
Penmanship,

NEW Pupils are daily received at the Writ
N ing Saloon OF TX. DObBEAR, No. % K
Union street, over Vessel q Th6mpsOn's, ~
where persons from % 60 years Of age can ~
easily change the sf slow aud cFamped hand 10 one
Of EASE, ELEGANCE RAPIDITY.
Persons from the country finish their lessons
week. Persons unRcquaiHted with merit Mr. DOlBear
teaching Teier 10 the testimony Of many Of the first
cZens in the United States Ia his large Circulars hun
dreds Of pupils taught by him in this place. Hours H.
A. NJ. aud 2tO e. P. NJ, and : 10 lat night.
All who vi Join his classes should do 50 Immediately
1sr0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

rsHsm Is me toned in our Advertising columns, and
occ rTed IA Mac last wesk
TIE hero one George A Smith, succeeded ia
gaming tue coH6deIce and affection Of a resi- eets
bic woman 10 Macon county; married her, AID
bryughL h.r here, O. be alleged, en- route for Mis-
sour, DIS place Of residence. Hr-, while stop
ping a the Lsnier H use, be obtalned possession
Of 81 her money. aud persusd her, aher mu,h
ficnlty, to II her servant, little girl, to ssvs
trsve ing expenses, and then, pOcketiag the prcs
ceeds, went out o preteuCe Of business, and Las
not teen heard Of since The fact is, tni marry
ing strangers is lot a safe PRACTICE and most young
ladies' who link they know the man they wed,
ere apt to 6ud themselves, afterwards, to ave
be- more or less mistaken. -Nae2H (GG) 2ss.
gTGph
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~ II e Iudians Of CthfOruls are tsst becom ng
exteImIr aJej by disease and famine.
o. The banking capital of New YOrk is nov
oV, niuety 81 < million dOllors, and has more than
doubled Ia the last SIX yesrs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

RIGHT The Columbia Times says that bill has
been introduced into the Legislature of Louisiana.
now 10 session, the object OF which is as announced
by the author, ito extend education and informs
ton"
The plan is to furnish to each hesd of A white
family in the State, newspaper costing not more
thsu three doOrs per snum, to be paid out of the
public treasury. the list OF names to be furnished
By the P4rlsh Assessor, each individual to select
'he paper be prefers
Tos BILL if adopted ard carried out, would in
suu,ste ntw system, Snd % ght greatly fso ! -ste
best schOolmsster that can be introduced into
family, and there are mutitudes who will confess
ID their taste for reading and general liuerature,
was 6rst infused byS Newspaper We hope the
bill will pass, mem. con. and tlst slmilT one may
be Introduced ana adopted nearer home Coluna.
btls Sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

Tbs RouTk OF THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH 1t has
been decided to make Trinity Bay, New Foundlsnd,
the western terminus of the Atlantic Ocesn Tele-
graph, and to run the line direct from that point
(under water in south westerly direction, just
below the Gut of Canso, distance of four hun-
bred miles, crossing the narrow isthmus of four
miles at Trinity Bay by means Of an underground
wire. This route hiss been chosen rather than
the more circuitous one through Nova Scotia,
(wbere the wire is already completed and in ope-
rBtion,) in order to avoid the possibility of inter-
ruptiou from local business, and to insure an indie
pendent line for the transmission of European
dispatches The point selected for landing the
cable is considered peculiarly favorable as it
avoids oil liability to interference from icebergs.
The ground between Trinity Bsy and the Gut Of
Csnso IL too shallow to allow OF their approach,
and is otherwise protected. The manufacturer are
busy making the wire, and one hundred and TWEEN
ty miles Of it had been completed by the last sd
vices from Europe.
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WOODSIDES a. WAKEFIELD,

III ~ y OVAlD N uEA Eat q flo5s
MALL Packages aud Pa GELS forwarded every
~ Express Train 20 and from Nashville and Columbia.
We have made Arrangements with GLnVEa Il Co.. CITY
Express 90 reesVe and deliver all Packages forwarded b.
us 20 Nashville and ~ forward all ancleb Columbia e
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JASPER COUNTY ACAAJEMY LOTTERY

GLASS 10, to be drawn at CONCERT Hall, Macon, Ga,
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AIRY IA, 1857.