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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN

THIS favore Summer resort win be opened for the
i ception Of visitors the lst Of June next.
new Hotel building and many Cabins have bee n
erected and all will be furnished With entirely APP
proprate FurnitureaDd arrangements perfected
the table supplied with the uxures and delcacies
Of the season Good Bowling Alleys and fine Ball Room,
supplied with music, are gatuitousy contributed for The
health and Amusements OF guests.
Wines and Liquors. OF 90 quality, will be tuppiied for
table and room use, but no saloon will be opened.
Gambling is positively prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for room
The Springs are accessible by Railroad to McMinn
vile, thence by good Coaches 20 mies-and good Hotel
datons will be found Tuliahoma aud Me-
Mnnvie, for those preferrng to remain either
place, on their way. Arrangements made 10 hsve
Hacks Bugges and Saddle Horses for hre-and good sta
bling, provided for those bringing with them their own
horses.
The road from McMnnville the Of tho mountain
has been put IN ne OrJer and the mountain graded
and made Of ascent daily mail will be received
from Nashville duTing the visiting season.
The entire management OF the business OF the Hotel Will
devolve upon Jas. T. FossfOr years past at the City
Hotel, Nashville.
PRlcEs.-$2 per day-slO per week and SIS per month
Children and servants half price.
az No extra charge Tor hres or lights
JAMES =. Foss 4 CO.,
Beersheoa Springs, May s. Proprietors.
tojuy /.
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IRoS-Stonecoal and charcoal we quote at and &C. in
lots to the trade. We quote pig S2sGS2 per ton and
mos.
The BooT AEn SH1E TRADs, &cThe Boston TTdUeler Of
Friday, 9Th inst, has the folowirg
The last month has been the duest the boot and shoe
trade has experienced fer many years Many causes have
operated TO bring this about, among which may be noted
The almost entire cessat on OF the California trade, whicn
has not been over one-third much for the last IN
months in any corresponding for the last three
years the poor in the West which have dscou-
aged the bbers in the western cities from gyi their
usual orde and last though least the very
Nhic' always produce stagntt in ade begin TO
see the end in tn. rapid fall Of the material. Iides
worth sc per pound two months be sold
At 30, Sole leather which was in gr. al demand Al ~
10 63c drug at p 20 26c Manufacturers finding they
we're not receiving orders have stopped, and ths
quence Is that IN ten weeks there is uaon Of sole
leather in York Of from hundre 10 two hundred
thousand sides and the amount is increasing daily Nearly
three hundred thousand hides lie ia the importers ware
houses Ia New York Boston and Salem the accumulation
Of two or three mon n.
Those who thought hides we're going to fifty cents per
pound and looking about for Inda-rubber and felt
substitutes wi gin that the world st moves on
an that sui viii follow demand This month opens
aul a, N pa and manufacturers who have continued
along begn TO Il great anxiety he sales and Offer
ne graf ind cents TO purchasers way Of Ion
um. IN hopes save hems Ives from loss in the fall OF
goods ad se Is rather hold on for il is better 20
make the first than second BITTER to lessen the price
than TO take sidend nsolvent estate No sound
buyer wishes fr more tn eight months general thing
as nc KNOWS he mus heavy interest for the
IN some shape ping force sales rnding
their stoc.s We that one firm are preDarin
70 oher early IN July, ten thousand of their own
ctu e aud hers are thinking Of doing the in
smale quantities. Tn is better than giving joobers
t%eINe or hieen months or crocsroad twenty
Ater all do think are heay. fJr he season
Neither will the demand be large a. uual The re ga ~
high prices Tor the pre- the trade must adapt
Itself 10 Il, with a. little loss possible Prudence in an
'iAcu ing and care In selling, viii ing things
straight but there wind now ana the only way h
70 button up cats carefully.
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NEw York, June IO.-Cotton market heavy.
Orleans middling IA; MOBILE midding IS S.l6
Flour firm. Wheat uns, tiled; holders dem and
from 10 cents advance; White southern IT'S.
Corn dub. Provisions steady. Coffee dull ia
sugar dull, Muscovado lat Freights inactive
Pig iron S0aSli. Bacon quiet Bevv,s advanced
cent per pound. Cows, calves, sheep aud Iambs
declined. Swine buoyant. Stocks firm
ClScSSArI, June l0.-Flour declined from so
to 50 eents Oats 80. Rye lis. Cora 7sass.
Whisky so. Meas Pork 29t.
NV 0KLEASs. June 10 -Cotton-sales TO-DAY
500 bales prices unchanged; receipts ITO bales.
Flour unsettled. Corn better. Nothing else OF
importance.
CIHoINSArI, June ll.-Flour dull, offsred at
30. Whisky 20. Provisions nothiag doing.
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woodland Cream I'D POmdde for beGaayfying th'
Hair-highy periumed, superior to French article
imported and half the price, For dressing Ladies Hail
it has no equal giving it bright glossy appearance
Genteuens Hair to curl in the most natural man
ner. dandru always giving the hair the APP
peaEnce Of being fresh shampooned. Price only fifty
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors Of the
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEW YORK.
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The Flux Annihlliated.
Sold by all Druggists.
maIch7-6m

Every and fall thousands Of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentey, Gripping Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels 1t be cured in every for rs
cents by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has tested by the best physicians in the South
and West and by them pronounced the most eGectual
remedy in 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
in nine Of by investment of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and 7. WELLS, Drug.
Riss. aprz+-6m
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& o NJ NJ E r CIAL
Atlanta Market,

ATLANTA. June 9, 1857.
BACoN-Transac'ions in this article continu light The
sales Of the week 1917 Is cents for hog
round. Stock on hand, t35 600 lbs.
FLOUR-The sales have been only CAS- sacks at former
quotations Stock on hand, 2l31
CoRN ales 1900 bushels, 81 15c., sacks included
Stock on hand %, 90 bushels
LtSD-oue 7gu lbs pounds have been sold quotations
Stock on hand about 6,UUU lbs
"HsKr-sales 10 bb, at from SO035c per gallon Large
stock hand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

EB- Bishop Folks proposition for the establish
ment of new Southern Episcopal University has
bstn fully endorsed by the diocese of Texas, and
delegates appointed to the Chattanooga convention,
the 4th of July next.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

UrAH.-Despatches from Washington to the New
York papsrs state that the governorsbip OF Utah
has been rendered to Ex-Gov. Philip F. Thomas, OF
Maryland, and that he. has accepted il. The Ad-
ministration have determined 10 send about 5000
troops into the territory.
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HoLLowAYs PnLs.-Purge the system at this season Of
the year with few Of this wonderful medicine. 1t
acts upon the and stomach purifying the blood and
assisting digestion Sold at the manufactures No. 50
Maiden Lane New York. No. 244 Strand London; and
by all druggists at Csc, 62Hc, and 81 per box.
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CrooKer,s millinery Esrablishment.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies oil
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
In the selection of bonnet, as this season, this
establishment The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastidiousness or csptiousness Of their
tastes nor in the paucy Of the stock or inelegance
of she styles. No; We must look for il in some
other quarter Their fancies to tell the truth, have
been bewldered by the great variety and beauty OF
the assortment TO choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding il, as one feels
IN rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest ex-
otcs, andIavedn their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions led the poet to wish that the
lips OF all womankind especially the beauties, were
condensed iato one pretty poutng pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, so great variety, a
cSoiee must be difficult The thiug's natural; aud
the dear creatures are not to blame But not OF bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist Nearly
ell descriptions of millinery goods are represented
there-frOm the lightest and most ETHEREAL 10 the
heavier fabrics which art produces 10 sdorn the
oveliest Of natures haniiworks Al6u
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Notice TO Transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
Ior NJ the time they are handed notherwe they will not
be inserted Transient Work must be paid for on deli
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

a RE in Hickman county, Tennessee. on beautiful,
n clear smah creek OF pure and living Sier in den sey
shaded grove where the air Is cool and bscng and
N waters equal not Superior TO Ia the h-S
wing q 1T sulphur Springs, all differing materially; one
Lna bae and several Of purest and eodet
in the word. 1akitg AL things together considered
by competent JUDGES to be Of the very fret watering
places In the ULied States Beaver Dam forty miles
Of Columbia. Nearly half Of The road turnpike
the balance the best dirt road in Tennessee. From
hSynesDoro' Il only about thirty lies east and from
Perryyille about the distance Coed hunting and
fishing by and the very best Of Brandy, wine and
Ogsr kep, for table and purposes; Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games exercise
health and pleasure. insads and pleasure seekers are
particularly aid respectfully invited this place
We authorized refer 10 Rev. A ?. Green kus
Houston, james Eis, ". Brown, and Arlington
Meredith, OF Nashville nearly every man. woman and
child IN Columbia and MasEy county RI Rev Jas. oIey g.
2 Walker, COL 4. g. Looneg and Duncan b. fnerson Of
MeDIhis.
CHARGES WILL BIZ
Chdren under 10 years ela nAif Price.
Servants Of ali ages bali Prize.
Any lumber OF all kinds q eonveyAnees ready at all
times AZ Co umbia 70 tAEe you to beaver lam. About
three haudrrd prTsons be comfortably accommodated
don'g believe Shen yOu hvHr that We AIS full.
We would most earnestly ana respectfully invite our
friends and The pubic 10 yst Beaver Dam,
ready 20 receive thtm kAcLkf GO.
ULder thu supervision ssd control Of Mrs Jane T. Keller.
June All
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University of Nashville.

At the Annual Commencement, held June llth,
1857, the degree OF Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred upon
JOHN T. NEWELL, of Pulaski, Tennessee.
F. EUGENE WHITFIELD, of Memphis, Tennes-
see.
Certificates of proficiency in the English Course
were granted TO
RICHARD Ii. N. CocKRELL, of Memphis, Tonnes
see.
THOMAS E. S. CoCKRELL, Of Memphis, TenDes-
see.
JOSEPH Phillips, Of Nashville, Tennessee.
The honorary degree of Doctor OF Laws was con
ferred upon w. NJ. GILLEsPIE, Professor OF Civil
Engineering in Union College, New York.
The honorary degree Of Master of Arts was con-
ferred upon A. B. PALMER, N. d., Professor Of
Materia Medica in the University of Michigan
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BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
SUMMER SHOES.

s " YD E Il d. FRIZ Z E L L +,
No. 2t Public Square.
A RE in receipt OF a hne stock Of
II Gems DALI Oon2ress Caters;
" OxIOid Ties
I" Fine Patent leather Congress Caters;
- oxford Ties;
and Cali low-quarter Shoes;
&" Calf Pump sole soots
ALSO-A good assortr ent Of Boys and Youths Of
every style aud quality all Of which offered low for
cash at No. 81 Public Square.
juneS. SNYDER PRIZZELL.
THE LADIES
M ILL find at sNY DER FRIZZELL's a beautiful as
w sortment Of Caters, Slippers. Kid Boots aud Bus
kns. Also, for Misses and Children general
Of Shoes, cheap for cash. Can at No 81 p, bic Square.
JuHeS. SNYDER FRIZZELL.
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NEW soma FOUNrAIN.

GsHaG AfIlLkk has last opened his sugsrb ncS sofa
~ Toaalain. - bis stoe Ne - chesy strsss sase he
can. ~ snes suRPlf TIE tafsls ai4a detcoat aaa
hesl,hF beverage lie nries ths ais Mia Of tas pabc
% he 80 sb1hsnt, aaa promises q SeeP AeesA sappiT
Il al ne rsEesAns eeaziss Il Ne sessea eonslaat sa
hand. @aFe
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PiItSbUrg Market

PIrTsBURG, June 8.
PIGMFrAI-The market dull aud the only reported sale
Is all lot Of Tennessee &3 mos We quote An
thracte No. $685. charcoal cold blast $SulSl x
mos
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GubernatoriaI Canvass-AppOIntments

q We authorized to announce E. B. BIGLET as a
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the next March
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

81 Weare authorized to announce JOHN K. EDxoSDsoE
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the next
March election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

THEATRE.-The play-gOng cirizers Of Nashville
will not forget that the complimentary beheht
of Miss MARION MCCARTHY occurs this evening.
During her stay here, she has made many friends,
who will not fail TO avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to give trimming testimonial of their APP
probation Of The fair beneficiary.
Tomorrow evening. we sre informed, Mr.. j.
Davis takes benefit with which the season will
positively close.
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~ The exercises at the commencement Of the
Collegiate Department Of the University of Nash
vile yesterday, were Of the usual character. The
following young gentlemen delivered addresses,
which were highly credtable to them, and were at
tvely heard by intelligent audience.
B. F. HoLLNGswoRTH, La.-Engiish Soiutotory.
J. E. JAUSDERs, Tenn.-"The Union, 1t must be
preserved"
FRANK Nancy, Tenn.-The Wealth Of Tie Mind.
G. NJ. PILLOW, Tenn.-Ihe EiOq"eHes Of Decay.
S HI oPE, Miss -Foot prints on the sands Of
Time.
J. T. NEWELL, Tenn.-7he Literature Of the
Bible
f. Z. WHITFIELD, Tenn ValedictOry.
A list OF the graduates will be found in another
part Of our paper this morning.
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sHERIFFALTY.

70 We are authorized to announce JAMES N. Hnros as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the next
March election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

WE are receiving SprGg assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes, &C., and propose selling them At the lowest
price for CASH. Our stock consists In part Of tbs folio
ing aTtlcles:-
Ladies Heeled Last. Caters, plain and tipped
do do side and front Lace;
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees;
do Welt do do;
Misses Last Caters, all styles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump Bootees;
do do Welt do:
Chilirens' Kid and Morocco Half Ties;i
do do Bootees.
Ladies Kid ROsette slipperE
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
do Kid BuskinA
Gentlemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots;
do do Pump do
do Calf PeRged Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
do Last. do;
DO Low CHARTERED Pat. Shoes:
do Calf and Pat. Or ford Ties.
We have large assortment Of Trunks vallses CARPET
Bags, Hat and Bonnet Boxes, every style usually found
this market
Also, Alarge OF Hats for Plantation USE Son
Cashmere Hats Spring styles. We determined 70 Of
Ter inducements to Cash purchasers.
marva2G BRADSHAW RCTLAND.
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r~ The Memphis BUL1rrrs announces that the

CE~ The Memphis BULLETIN announces that the
newspaper which A. 4. Haii, Esq, proposes to
establish in this city will be conducted on the sIme
principles" as that journal We doubt this state
ment Mr.. Hall has distinguished himself by an
earnest and honest opposition to the democratic
parry. We cannot believe that he viii, under the
fIg of independence, or under any other fig,
throw the weight of hi. influence towards strength
ening that party. II is not that sort of man.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

HoLLAsDER,s TssTnosY-Jacob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF shebOygan, Wisconsin, says: "Aer
suffering time the mi cry attending an utter pros
taon Of mind and body, have been restored, by using
RGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrTERs, to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high Iepute among
the Hoanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York. in fact
in every Holland settlement in the United States, argues
much in its favor.
Tyit-for Chronic or Nervous Debility or any Nervous
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Giers a ByinEton,s Gallery of fine Arts

Giers e. ByingtOnss Gallery of Fine Arts.
This establishment, corner of Deaderick 81. aud
the Square, has just been newly fitted up 10 spen-
did style With every cOncenisnee. and the proprie-
tors have spared no expense in mskng Il one Of
the finest Galleries in the South western country.
Their side and sky-lgbts the best 10 the city,
and the ladies will fnd fine Piano, as slso CON-
mOdiOus dressiog room, fitted up exclusively for
them. They pledge themselves shat their pictures
shall not be surpassed BY any artistn tae city, and
invite the public and the ladies' particularly TO call
and examine their Gallery, Specimens. ect. Al 10
want Of foe and life-Ike ambrOtypss viii hud Il to
70 their advantage to give them call.
janes-Im.
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THE GREATEST BLESSING 70 TIE FENALF
SEX EVER KEowK.
GratuitouslY Furnished.

OS application % TIE subicsibers DR. BRIDGES LEI
" Tkas 70 Drs Nasntine Mott Gannas e. Bedford, and
Q. H. Dixon, relative 10 iap0rtan cures mads b. Mar
sAas Urlne Ca holeon. in rrmsrks spoa the ~
Ora Chaa. gohnson. Jas. r. WAHans "a 4 Wissn. c. J.
Farnusl, g. a. Prossss John p La1es, p @ araavls,
and nAsy othsr physi4ns u siasncs n all ssetsns q
ne Uuion.
Bseoatended 10 narsbals Ctsri1s cathoeon thar Il
radically cures nins eat 81 every Ten e Female co
pisnfs uAie the c0suan q necal Drasce only
ansvsaies sraom nsFer carss Ihat rs ices i
erslY oea bst thai poseIfuy strengthens ne uhos
sEstera aad snFeiy obyiates Ne e caustic
srportsrs c1untef Irants and AL othsr ahominxtlsns
shss oatrsrs fnalnns deeaeg. Thai Is 4 qsaek eI
zee s.efecg benT nete-saFY b ceaslifnts a4.ekeTv
fhs rs ropaneal parts have besa Submitted 70 nans
sadiBE q 1tans ano 20 asEn Ceeess and nedfss
Instiiagisfs Ih4s any thycan Ia Nashrsns a. elss-
uAeFe. can tneu them - a sppIcalion.
cfcalar 81 fns fa llt4FaIaon apen TITS snwAIuabla
needgEs asd ne epalonstf thrtH q the Isaaar nsss
men 81 Lhe un1ons ~ be obiainad xfksui enslF q
lu9e9 AACkakxtn 4 bE0k alTa. RlshEiIss.
ftof.oIkED sEEgn rs.--Jass ssesissd ; aas as
~ saFtnrat e leore ehrit lalss stFIs, and a. Vari
oaa pglees Msvf y y MciIiI.
RE6ERvKD fsne Appiss, Peaehea "a, iass received "a
IL sAis - LokGnuR<T 100.
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The undersigned candidates for Governor have agreed
tie above list Of appointments for the ensuing
They would have been glad to be able to visit all the Coun-
ties, but the shortnes Of the time impossible
ISlIAM @. HARRIS.
ROBERT HATT0N.
Nashville May 18th. 1857.
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CLARK,S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

Grinding ard Boiling St single operation. 81 icch
StOne-Prce SIS will turn out 90 bb per day. 80 inch
Stone-Prce 31C0--will turn out 40 bbls per day
his Mill Is the che pest, simple durable and com
pact, requiring power, s. attention, and makes
larger yield aud better quality Of Flour than any other
In for SALE Mills be running at Kingston,
Tenn.
We also manufacture very superior Corn and Feed Mill
upon tie principle.
If any will furnish me the power, that can
% inch p1llef $50 times minute with inch band vii put
up the Mil and it 50 days if he will furnish much
Wheat can grind that time, at 81 per bushel and
take the -Four IS per Dbl will give him the Mil fol- the
ret profits liter paying for the Wheat and all the
Of Tuupng and leave the Mill in good repair
at the beginning. Address
TH0S. McELWEE,
A ms, Tenn.
References to responsibility Athens Chattanooga
and Kingston. June l.-dom
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Ticksss e. Halves %, 2 srssFs o..
ceFtlaeAte of Packages 81 frn A@s are sqid a. ne
tolosing rata, shlrs 10 t1e a.
10 Mh ie IlcEctf-- s-.-- 80. =. -
10 Half Tickets ...-----... ~
u Qaarter tiehets. ..--.........-.. >
n-~r 500 q SQUAD Banks aiken a. par. Checks On
49, Y,~ resailisd ar przss. Adircas orders for Rckraa
- f.rlscstes 81 Pscxaxss q ficEss
AsD4ksoS son, Managers. Maeon, Ca
- Orders ior ncksts addressed y Q. H. WINTER,
Bsr Ns. ss1. Nanss. fena-. sl b prozptg attended
:. ANDERSON son, haaassrs,
Iusaa Mxron. "a.
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TwenyEghth Annual Fair of the American Institute New
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S Z, O O O

Worth of Piece Goods just received, comprising
tenve stock Cloths of various colos and Of the finest
texture ALSO Black and Fancy French English and Amer
Cassmeres and vestngs in the greatest variety. All
adapted the Spring trade and made up to order in the
latest style.
"HARvEY" is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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HhUNhrs FAHsIsfss q NAHFET Haas,
lust received sn1n lot Of beat sole LsAiher Frunk.
and VAlises, and sone Of cheaper stycs Also AZ a.
sornent Of Carpet B. g, for sale By
J. II. McGgLL,
Ladies' and 6enilsnen's Farniaaiae s,or.
Juaea corner Of square and colIsTe ssre.t
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers
(suecessOrs 10 J. p. Winter, Aanager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
$4,000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE oP GEORGIA
q l. A ) = N,
Draws June 18th, 1851

S2ss Prses amounting s2i5 $50
Tickets 5000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
1T Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken az par.
Cheeks New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates OF packages Of
ticketsto ANDERSON SON, Managers,
Macon savannah, Ga
EY- Persons helding Prize Tickets Of J. y winter
Manager, will send thea 20 Us for payment.
80 Address orders for Tickets 70 @. H.. WINTER Box
35z, Nashville, Tennessee; % ANDERSON SON, Ma
con, or sAVannah, Georgia
Mar 2t-trSkWtd