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southern Railroad Company.
he southern railroad Company invite nom eonae'on
essa 70 ts soapsls a. s .as s1pe'uciuie q '
Also Tor lusans lss, the uackayng, with
-" incidental ~ors necessary,
horoush completion lor effective operation
the % GEO cubic yards Of excavation and
o5 700 cubic yards Oh enbanhmeni
Tue bridging bridging 9, 20 e s, ssr 's'-
rns masonry %, eavsr,s amounts TO 10000 perch.
o.s sealed endorsed undersigned will
unu the s Of November next and will be, at The OF
Of construction completing the road ready for
H. The construction, and track
81. Fos each item of work, entire aud separate.
" grading OF ether specified number Of sections
" For eross-des furnished number specified
VI For e entire eonuc,loe ready o me on either Of the
free visions hereinafter named Of said road.
The DIVISION conuec'ins viii, inc completed road at o.
miles, which be divided the first Of -
ia ea 's @ o he bidder WI sas his item prices and
% The viii make bis e a. - much pr saoe ya.a
ess Of either Or for 80 much per cubic yad upon Inc largest HEM
parties making proposals desired make them in four
4 Far The whole anoun. payable monny IN cash a. ies
One half IN cash. payable in The same way and Sneiha 10 ine
way company and oncihird IN The
bonds o. me company payable zen years. m interest ~
e eas' annually rasa'' sH's IN s STOCK q u'
references credentials and the company reserve the night OF
laps pode and may be seen at this
aher information viii be furnished upon application TO The
fine Southern railroad Jackson capital
and finished as far The town o. Brandon and IN good
almost directly eighty and half miles To
~ town Of ao ~ soo"y A." passes Through ,is s
oing country well point
asss vias 49, eauao me mo-" mv1tna ps,Ions o.
nes generally light and up The most Of The section The sxca
aon and ebankmen, alternate iavoaby the exceptions ene
s Two eu s ns ~ @b u
nd
- in feles for construction greater Inducements TO contract
especially those nsiog urgrolab,f.
about ssso6oo which doubtless pad
81 sa i'9 y ea% as o ns
The line which believed be the nearly 4oV O0
land
e0%s,sd aud a IN a Peroa p The Ms.,sisp
yicksbug shreveport Texas railroad contract
ANYWAY
f.Ae,s M. " - al Canton with Mississippi
iaohs6H and tsr.asn ...-. being laid aoy springs
caau railway fo o. when I as already stated
n'iS, M ana 4, s nonf OF intersection iees
i abaa LIZ srs Sa .s'c Carolina
INN s line Of .asys v 1ss BE- .
s sns ns a.o ~ H. rse
ns ofla,luds with these places . .a
saps ss he sny e'f Soea
y nss aRa New o ~" f III, Ss n ana appsa
;, cay for southern enterprise 'cr when
sn;eaion INV Ssi nnd through the h. art
s. sns and soa the
sea with The bread q nm rs .a.,t -. !,
n,ce capitalists aud literally IL ts s"stae
The fifteen miles Of completed RAIL- oan wh rs pn oa
il su,. ppi the public land has been donated by Con
stoper 81 lie rad 70 put At mutton e dola
Which who may becoms tch y direct
-eTion OF money equally interested ~
win thus be seen peculiar Inducements 10
aon Of means 70 engage in its eo''ss W% q. smEuEs,
scnt 10 dt3soct President Of Southern Railroad.
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IN R-UANcE o. law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of
The limited si- e Am ns. DO ss.ssy dr. ss ed .sa saoa
Inc STAT. % iewA die per DDS hereinafter de'isua~d VIII
Office os.as, comn,anes Monday, As fourth
dy ~ Nay disposal The pubic and siaa,d ~i'i
lhe ioio~ine-,am io~nshp-, wa
81 of TAG G1h principal raetdian
Tos nships ninety and hundred OF range ten.
Townrps naey eight ninety niae aud one hundred OF range
rahips NINETY eight ninety nine hundred range
.wn.nes naely nine and on hundred q range ai,t.sn
Townships niue,y.nne hundred. of range fifteen
Township hundred, " range sepsateen
TowB.hias nps esni hundred range ten three
min" iae and oaa hsadIed Of lan.s
a, lhs land .fe at fons u.Des Isne,ns on S"aa aas
sitain las following named townships, Wa
NORTH Of s base line and Of tA principal mdiGm
Townships a,as nys :,
four NINETY nss, "s
Townships n,neyIou and ooe hundred, OF range
Tow,snlp one hundred, Of raose tSenysisA.
Tessuspip hundred, Of range teeiy- nine
ns .aa Nom s for Of The public
within ti.e following named to@nshpF,yz;
South of the base line OF Jtl principal meridian
Town hip min ~ four, ran. 20 t.i,ty-Jow.
Town hips nn,ty four ard ninety ave- Of range @"sy'e'
T.wnhip. and nss., seven q range thirty eight
Township Ninety six and ninety seven OF range thr'y"'"e
IoNmhips nneIyI aud ninety seven Of range Jortyons
Towas "asa 5 range
Tonnship Ninety six O! mna- forytpe
n and of RAJ &c Jorfysr
ninety OF range toIfy seosn
Fractional four, ninety hvr, aud niney-six, OF
range fry eight. 80, !,
ether pu swanp lands
,c act emitted the Arkansas and other
states swamp lands within their limits approved
Sep,rmher 1872 1881, viii excluded from tue sales
the ode IL will be comnicpc-d the days
the order In which hsy advct
~ ed uu hal offered, and the
but no kept open longer than two weeks, aud
no entry the lands will BIO admitted until after the
exc of iva weeks :,
Given una my hand city of Warrington, this 6feenh
day Of onn thousand eight hundred aud
ftty,six. rp.Nv, IN p,ppcp
by the President;
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
nerson entitled right OF presumption 10 Of the
Eys. townships and parts OF townships above eDume
lands s.tib,p ~. 'i,h the Satisfaction OF The
i,,kd d rydIiFtJ office, aynient
feeisief and receiver HE tfup., ottce, and before
rf,rhbls oytet ssef o
Inc mn. nnpnutrd of tie tHbnr
the lands embracing cia.nah cihsSe sich eaM M
be fort ited
Comm ssloner Of the General Lahd Office
Dec a3-iawiaw Tint & sarl
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

Episcopal High school Of virginia,
at Ho,oara Heigh three miles west Of alerandd
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE mex, session will Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Ters sa for board the regular &c. Modern
Rssseness The BisSons clergy diocese Rev
Johns na@o e seg n ana
Circulars conarug Of Study government terms sc
'sns p"p Rev. JOHN r Mcclure Theological Seminary Fairfax
H,ewasp; jaIy i. 1855.
| lURrHEH Arrivals ns Taylor g. mauiy's
Ss y Magre K% Claiming &
Anew Tsosa hoa q Fsu ~ By r Brooks 81
Ts n sneI mnoees sa
The Deserted Village BY Godsmih illustrated English edition
The .ncen, Mariner. iIu.tr,,ea g. ,,..,,,., :.
The Poe,i o. Works Of Geoee iter6ef illustrated, 20
Dicsenss Little Do, roh q @; paper cover 50 cents
Maleda'ea Thousand Thoss; selected from Notes
ss%s, S.s sS ii X s,, wn; |, tsas
roems cf The late Francis Key sq author OF the star paneed
Charles Ianmana Adventures wis Of the United sntcs
Ri ish Provinces illustrated blythe nuor and Oscar
Rhymes Ronndayes in praise ON country e profuaey IL
variety Of magnificent coming including
Dec Deco ''S bookstore near 9th ucct.
--z---
L recently imported variety from, furs BY the undrgn
embracing many beautifully illustrated as web as oers Of the
'' Dec . '''' FRANcR TAYLOR
NEW hooks AT TAYLOR ~ mauuY's.
IN Nntos on the Gospels by Rev Chas II. Hail. vols. 81,
kf,Iedulc,a, a Thousand Pheasant Things. 81 So
od Pa lie Pas or, Frenck a. Spoken in Parsi by
Madame de Peyrac.
Illustrated edition of the Ancient Mariner
Nov % bookstofe, near vth street.
CRENCU BUOKs--Fne editions OF Of the ,tandard
French of them beautifully illustrated, others
G pss s s. ae 't'e"'s TAYLOR
-
pURE LISBON WINE bave just we'd Ave hhh casks
Lisbon
the subscriber by friend in
New York. received direct from Lsb This affords per
wine ar moderate price, For sale
| WV. VI. CktPFs,
Nov ioteo& SATURDAYS No. Louisiana avenue
NENE Al I.d.x the sspgiish Common Law Nc
application o. the mnfne
body learning volumcseomplete In two
vols. Price, 81
JSst issued, and this day received BY
Dec ~ FkhNCk IhfLon'
members OF the House Repre-
present Of Congress, and other valuable
lorna ION.
Ju>t published by TAYLOR MAonnn,
Dec27 bookstore near sh suee"
AIRS HLusTs Christmas Bcoh.The christmas star for
vi poor, by author OF sBfesdn Price ~ csns
Just published at TMboh q mnvn.-
Dec
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mo. SELL
Notice


OF oihdra,oal Of ands Mssissp Alabama and Louisi-
Of the act Of Congress approved August 1856
making grant land the Stale Of mississippi to aid in The
OF lie Mobile railroad in States OF Alabama
n" @ continue the from
BY Telegraph The 9Th nstan and 10 e Alabama
ad y ,heit respective districts probably nrg whn
IN s1lsslssfrrL
Office AT JACKSON:
North and east Of the base line and heTidan.
Tow pships 4 and 8, Of ranges and S.
Townships j. q q 4, 5. aud Q, Of range 8.
East Of Pearl r,per
Townships and TO- Of ranges II, fs, 10, 90, and 81
ONCE at ApsuSfA.
North and east Of the Choeaw bass hus and meridian.
s sw".ps sns % and sa1ss o. inclusive
ioSasaibEs | dad =. III snses q, IT, and Q.
ra,t o. psa,, nv, pmd north Of e aist deg % aaa..
Townships q AIS s,7 and 49, Of ranges H. ~ 10, Il
ss.:S 3 q az sas. e sssns'' Y and 's
T Tswa.sBs g. l. sa a. & aa ss' IL
East u Pearl river aid south u ,Ae sid dec d ia,as
Townships 4, and Of ranges aodS !, =, !,
4ss::$S: ri siss si Il .
Township 9, Of range H.
Office COLUMBUS,
North and east Of the Choetuw base Hns and meridian.
Townships TO- IL 10 49, a. and is, H. 49, 49, IL
10, and 10.
Township 8, of ranges s, 7ss, TO- u, 10, and 10.
liz ALABAMA.
Office ST. STEPHENS.
South Of the 5'st deg Of latitude and ,rest of The meridian.
Townships S, Q, and :, of ranges i,a, 3, and
Tx LOUISIANA
Office at GRERNsBURai
sossa Of Of the principal meridian.
Townships l. 8, and B, of range 49,
townships 7, 8, 9, and 10, Of ranges IA and Is.
Townships 3, 0, aud 10, of range 49,
Office nt New ORLKANs:
East Of the Msissippi river
Townships l, 10, and 49, OF range ~ east.
Townships TO- ~ III and %, Of ranges 10 and IA east
Townships TO- ~ and l2, OF range Is east
Given hand the General Land Ofce tile city
Washington, this 18th day Of August, Is 9
JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
Aug l6--lawBwt Intel Staf.l
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WoRI<s OF Charles Lamb. Joanna RaiIiie, MaclsIn-
w tosh, C0lrridgs. SWIM Bacon BURKE Lamane, Goldsmith,
wcbe uton's Irving, Carlyle, Gibbons miscellaneous
Hpme msce Milford. Spectator other the
s vi Maeauy Misceianes, and other of the standard
ee write r sale by the undersigned, fine editions
bindings. mostly imported from London by himself
Deca FRtNCK TAILOR
lfnENIB looks for chi drcn, nuuerousIy nlustra-
ted many nf them hnely bound.
Comics ut les cnfants. q
brs iCuS de- Ienfiucs. 10 cents.
Abecedaite an,pes so
Norve Alnhabst dos animaux rs caufs.
Ahccedsiro Ffancais. AitliHi de 500 grnvures 81 25
Les hi ioes de Graadpapa. so cents.
Nnsre de- IN Ssg-ssee. so
Buffdn, Histn Ma ureile. 90
Histories insiruc'ives prur lee enfantH. 81 ~
C,qs, hspes, scepes lhmusemeni ~ INSTRUCTION.
81 rs.
And many Others, imported arcc, from Paris BY
Drc % FRANCR TAYLOR
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talnsr Pre- alUnJ PIANOsJust received Mt my piano
ofp Eleventh abuye Pennvy anita avenue three
splendid pla0. and 81 ocnvc from ihe factory Of Stein
h Am. n. ~ vIh hGre panos oblnii The fist premium
NJ H. ,s Metopoan fd and a the Amei nm Institute Hay
ny M s asie. Az re- 70 call and examine Them
beiore elsewhere They surpassed ny any
nanos made in this country In Eurore. ..,a
Ihave hand large stock Of other rev nnd
E sooS vcrkmaushp all pianos purchased from
me i he kent In tune year without extra charge
Oct 9-cod5* y. " hEionA"DAoii
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TARPPTINa We would particularly invite the attention 81
v persons wishing to fnfnh handsomely To our ne ana
Engs velvet tapestry and br lsseis
carpct,nr now exhhng in carpet pnenl, second and
ttrd paid unusual attention TO the selection o.
goods their superb quty rich col r
inr elegant designs and moderate prices, VIII ecommenn
them and them the necessity
of going North meke their purchases
We have also great variety OF tapestry, Brusses
slammed ditto ply and Venetian carpetng
auction snies New york an WI ~
Unusually cheap. BARNES MIICn LIE ~,
On the Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sen lg--eOIfJw
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Duyaii A. bro, Merchant TaiiOrs,
now receiving their goods Of the latest styles
IL and Iporiations rom New YORK :, " ..u,..
hey havr also III. latest tie fall and winer Styles
our cizens generally are invited 70 cal cary ana
'"aA' wy" DUvALt a BRO Penn. avenue,
Between Four aad-a half and Sixth streets
Sent QO--cod2yf
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
Buildings. No 1873 Pennsylvania apenu Washington D. c.
w containing highest testimonials, pnci
pal bookstores and at her residence. =
The Right Rev. Aiopzo Potter, d. d., LID.
The Right Rev. George w. Doane, ID. ID LII. d.
The Right William r. Wbireham, ID. d., LII d.
Prof Joseph Henry, LIZ d. Secretary of Smithsonian Institute
Prof A. Dallas Bacha Superintendent
Survey
General John Mason, washington, ID @.
Col SAM Cooper, Adjunt General United States army Wash
William w. Corcoran, esq, Washington, y. @.
James 3 sicchan, esq, Librarian 10 Congress.
Hon. James Campball, Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Supcrse Court Of Prnns
vanin.
Hon O. woodward, Judge Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Hon. George Vail, M. c. from New Jcrscy.
Hon. Robert j. Walker, Washington, d. =.
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ. q. irim Virginia.
Hon. Jefferson Davis secre,aiy of War; Washington, D. O.
Aug 20-eod2m
THE Kentucky Military rnstitute, directed by =
board Of appointed by sac under the superin
tundence Of Col II. W. MORGAN, distinguished graduate Of
West Point and practical engneer sdc by able faculty
The that colleges, with
addition OF nded in mathematics mechanics
practical engineering mining English literature
historical readings keeping and business FORMS and in mod
languages.
opens Monday
in september 18Th sep'ember 1856 charge S2 hayeary
session, payable in advance.
additional past year
cinsd Applications made before the 18th October.
Reference the Hon. War and Of the
Treasury.
Address tbc AT aitary Institute conn
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datAA-, Banker "a the United A.a.cs.
4 Bankers for November c0na. ~ :.
ist of Private Bankers every and city " "e ohsoo
States
IT, Jit of Members the New York Board Of Brokers'
III History Of Banking 10 tho United States
V Monhy Table Of Government Stocks, Siau City, County
Railroad Shares, Bonds, Nc.
The current List Of Hanks PrenenE ana
History of Bankeg in each State History oil sayngs
tnpks; List of Foreign Bankers, &C.
monthly, Ave deiars per annum ...,r., ,o,,.ss
Nov 2a-6tdHcs NO. i62 Fear suest, new fo'k-
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,xrAsIlNGTON,s EnNLIEfs YEAR by Washing.
ton Irving AZ teautiui steel PORTRAITS ana
complete volume, Lley bound
Jusi ise ued and day received by FRANCS JAfLoE
EDee24
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DO rs wordsworih, souhey Campbell, Milton, Byron Dry
den. MOORE renny Gryant, Loegeow, Hai.ck, while,
Thomson, Rogers Chaucer, shakespeare Pope and
other standard an'hor. uad, lind
of lie urdersIgnrd nf them nne Eugh editions,
ported bv himself direct rom london.
Dec s5 FRANCK TAYLOR
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rI Ns--Haum Gibhon, Bsme Macau'ays Knseges
II PIescot Bancroft irving, Motley, Livy, Tsctus, Gles Nit
,td r. Nm schiller, schclegel Ran1e Grose.
anciant and mhy DC
ouud al he undersigned nnc editions In nne bnn
rg. many sporlsd from London BY m.s; :, ~
Ices 81 p Snf'A,SiN 't>ASS'>'
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Leave trausvc Tuesday, Thursday, end Saturday
at "a p m;
Arrive al Davenport same days by m, and at One
on'a every day, except Sunday, by 10 pm.
Nl9' From Onconta, by North Franklin, Uuleout, and
MEREDITH, to Delhi, % mics ard back, once o
Leave oneonss, Tuesday at IL ami
Arrive at Delhi by.4 m;
Leave Delhi MoDdayat 10 a m;
Arrive at Oneonta by 4pm.
1920 From Davenport, by Nora Kotrght aud Harpors-
field, osssmiord, ias miles ad back, three times a
Leave Davenport Monday, wednesday and Friday
at3am;
Arrive at Stamford by 63 m;
Leave Stanford Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Ws4 pm
Arrive Davenport by IN m.
1921 From jefferson, by Morssv,llc, Summit West Full
ton and Fultonbom, TO Middlcbugh, "a miles
and bail once a week, with one addiioacl weekly
trip between West Futo, and MIddleburgh.
Leave j fferson Saturday at pm;
n Arrive at West Futon by S p mi
Lave West Fulton Saturday at am;
Arrive a J,iierson by IL m;
Leave West Fulton Tueiday and Friday at Sam;
Arrive at MlddIeburgh Nv II m;
Leave Mddeburgh Tutsdly and Friday at m;
Arrive at West Fulton by 6 p m.
1917 From Glooa by Mine Kill Fsls, North B'onhcim,
and Brakaben, to Middlcburgh, 10 miles aud back,
twice week.
Leave G,boa Tuesday ard Saturday ATTAIN;
Arrive Of Middlebursh by IL m;
Leave Middlebureh Monday and Friday at p m;
,,o Arrive 81 Gboa by 81 pm.
i'z' From MooresvIlle, by Roxbury Straton Fels,
y and Halcosville, to Margaretvile, 10 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Mooresyille Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day M2pm;
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variety, masterpieces IT raioy IN pore poetry ana ara
ocue appendix embracing knowIess Model Debnr ms
eclarainn of Ind pendence United States.
with index; Farewell Address, with run
marginal questions BY d. Barton Ross A. M.
Pr CO 81 25, 80, =, 80, an
IA FhhNIh fhfbon'
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SAVANNAH RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY THE FASHION LINE.

COMPOSED of the following very light draugh.
~ steamers, viz:
The COLUMBIA, 300 tons capacity and u draught of
water.
The TALoMCCo 400 capacity, and 6 inches draugh
of
The new iron steamer AMAZON 500 tons capacity and
II inches draughtO of water.
The AMAZON is built of iron, and expense has been
spared in her construction TO make her worthy Of pat
rOnage of the public.
These Boats will compose the for the approaching
son, and WILL from their light draugh water enabled
TO deliver goode promptly at all stages of river, and
shippers BY this line may rely dispatch in tho forward
ing of their goods.
The Importance ofkeepng up water communication be-
tween Savannah and Augusta is apparent the
chants Of Augusta, Savannah, and the INTERIOR require
any advocacy here. Suce say, the river
nicaOn is now, and has been the commencement
railroads, the regulating dunn for freight charges No
better evidence OF this be produced than the exceeding
ly low of freight between Savannah and Angus
compared with other points hundred miles either
side of
Mr.. A. COHEN is still the Agent of this line at Savan
nah, whom all goods should be consigned, which will be
forwarded Tree of any charge for commission. One
Boats of this line will leave Savannah every other day
discharge al this place tri-weekly JOHN A. MOORE.
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THE LEGisLATURE.

We authorized TO announce DIR. 7. NAMES cand
date the State Senate for the district composed of
COMMITTEES Of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart.
We authorized 70 announce T. W. Haywood, Esq,
candidate for joint Representative Of the counties of
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery.
IL We are authorised to announce S. A. DAvIDsoN
candidate represent Davidson county, the lower branch
Of the next Legislature. june9-td+,
County differentiation March, 1858.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We authorized announce FELIX K. CHEATHAa
candidate reelection as Clerk County
Davidson county.
We authorized to announce Capt. JOHN S. DAsmELL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court OF Davidson
county. jy Std
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorized announce JAMES M. HINTON a cand
date for Sheriff of Davidson county. maye7
We authorized to announce JOHN K. BDMoNDsoN
candidate for reelection Sheriff of Davidson county
may28
We authorized to E. B. BIGLKY candidate
Tor Sheriff of Davidson county. may %
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Cherokee Springs for Sale

WILL be sod at Ringod, Georgia. the first day Of Sep
w TENDER next privately disposed of before, the
highest bidder SEQ acres of land embracing the Cherokee
Springs This valuable and beautiful place should be known
appreciate its value The waters highly ecacous,
especially female diseases, dyspepsia kidney ems,
erupture of the skn The analysis made by the eminent
Murry proves them similar the Chettng Springs
England The thriving village Of Rngold only and
quarter miles, and the state Railroad only SOC yards The
open land very FERTILE including orchard of l6
the select fruit such peaches apples, pears,
plumbs, Cherries apHcOts and grapes very promi
sing. The balance OF the .racJ is well timbered.
TRRAsOne third cash, the balance in and two years,
with given gather the present crop.
positive ALSO,
The place known the John tract, containing acres,
adjoining the Spring This handsome desa
Bile residence, the Improvements all good, the dwelling
large houses, Orchad yard fine springs, &c-50
to open land very Possession given on or
before Christmas week. Sale positive.
ALSO,
One hundred acres of Land RIngold on Taylor's
ridge-fee and not too steep to cultivate. Eight
cleared balance heavily tim0ered An excellent reestone
spring this tract.
Terms the tracts-haf cash. the balance in
I6 months. Titles guaranteed all the above. The
Of SAID lands reside in louisiana
J. G. PENSION, Agent.
July 4, l657.-tds.
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Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY.
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1857
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY IL. 1857.
CLASS 80-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1851.
CLASS 26-DRAWS SATURDAY JULY 25, 1857
TO be drawn at CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga, under
I sworn Superintendent of Col Geo. N. Logan ard
VIC. Anderson, Esq, on every SATURDAY, in June
1857.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME !
= OOO NITmRERS prizoSpaUahIa Wifhou1
Whole Tickets $EHalves 2-Quartsrs |.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Same the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-with this difference
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 Numbers-this has only
Is OO9
There two wheels each of which there placed
two Locks. The Superntendents have each hey to the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present There placed in the wheel of numbers tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the numbers from No.
to 10 600 In the wheel of prizes there placed tin
tubes containing slips of paper with the prizes them
ranging from SIS 900 to 300.
When the drawing takes place. which will be in public
the wheels unlocked, and after revolving them
Der drawn out Of the wheel of numbers and the
time is drawn of the Prize wheel BY boys with
barred to the shoulders and bndfoded-the tube slipped
Of and the number held and enrolled that the whole
audience see 1.-THE number is then called off and
registered by the Superintendent. The Prize drawn
is credited to the number drawn ct the time and
until a the prizes drawn out copy Of the draw
ing then sent to the printers and after comparison the
Superinsudens certify the correctness of the drawing
These superintendent to perform their duly
without fear favor
1t will be perceived, that in this PLAN every prize is
drawn out ana of course person must get them
drawing is sent to every ordering tickets The Prizes
payable thirty days after the drawing full without
deduction
ESS Drawing takes places every Saturday
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes
Ia Address orders for Tickets certificates of Pack.
ages G. h. WINTER Box 852 Nashville Tennessee
ANDERSON d SON, Managers.
july2-h Macon Savannah, Ga.
20 Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. F. Winter
Manager will send them for Dayment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-09
NASHVILLE.
Rates of Advertising.

II We authorized TO announce MosEs SINeLKToE
candidate to Represent counties Of Davidson, Robert
son, Cheatha, Montgomery, Dickson and Stewart in the
next Congress of the United States.
The Clarksvile JessOniaH will copy and send bill to this
office for eelIeetiop