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az whence close connection with the Baltimore and Obi,
Railroad is made 10 Washington City, Baltimore, Phils
ieiphia ana New York.
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ess detention, than by any other.
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.ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

AM authorised to sell and make cOmplete titles to the
4 Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ p Walker re.
ded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is su
ted and the slaves and stock the place. The placa
situated on the Gaatin turnpike, and nterseced BY
The Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough tc
Nashville TO make it convenient country residence 07
persons d1ng business in the city; has as fine sprDgas
several los each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike raresd am
tnOrsed to sell the entire Tract in body parceh
and on such credit as may deem expedent- shall b.
on the place during the rst and second weeks of Move IL
Der nex and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale Of all any ofthe above named real and
sona property. In the mean time any person desrn
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase can b,
made her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the p ses
addressed to me at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
sept24--tf bAkCEL WILLIAMS Trsst se.
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FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
Prizes
54OO Prizes amounting 832O, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21f

D, 4UU frzeS amounting TO- aS%usOUU
PRICE TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES rs; QUARTERS, $21<
... PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50000 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 365 Prizes similarly printed and eneircled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and al the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PEIzEs.-The two preceding and the
succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first Prizes will
be erted to the 80 Approximation Prizes For exanPle
if Ticket No. l25O draws the $50 600 Prize, those Tickets
numbered Ii24S, l249 I25I 1l will be entitled
$500. II Ticket No. $50 draws 0g0 prize Tick
numbered 546, 549, 55 $50 will each be entitled $3.50,
and u according 10 the above scheme.
The 5UU1 Prizes $40 will be determined BY the last
of the No. that draws the $600O0prze For example,
if the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the ends in will be entitled
to $50. If the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to t20 and
30 on too.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets -. $50
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Pursuance fzHge WIth the Fass
ulIy Of the Medical department OtIhe Nashyis UniYsr
Der Of yeaTs the undersigned l6th April %
last year, charge OF IL Physician in CheI super
Unu mis- arrangement shall srm nate the Hospital wiz
be eOndue ted b. hn Individual enterprise, and IN
provisions Legislature, By
which IL conveyed 10 kacu-he being ali
the Patronage he Institution remuneration.
The Faculty cOnsttu boarG Of cOnsil ing Physicians
ana Surgeons Free Of Charge in all cases TeaGed al hs
hospital the resident Ply sielan which ter assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements Of the Hospital charge OF
ion OF diet attend 10 iae administration Of me Iices aad
upon the in person, heu gseabe patient,
anu MOI forbidden BY circumstances,
SAANE. DEPa al MENT,
distinct section Of buildng viii be appropriated to
s S ~, ani Ell eetns 5r-ts i vii
assigned II desired, Ii circumstances make
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the mOdatOn Of
lying females ,Joth white anu bac) ezrsfaly
watched over DUNG their eoHHnement.
Diseases Of the Eve and Ear will DC Hospital
In consultation with The ablsst Surgeons OI The cHy.
Franklin Iunpike, about mile from III Pubs square of
Nashville 1hs buildings are rooy aLd sPaeou and amra
extensive repairs been made, and num0er
handsomely ntted thJ patents may here anu accom-
mOGutIOns, hrsL class bOie-. About
Of ground contained snhn @ enclosure. Tie
ed W shade shruO0ery. U- ring does,
he eOolnes Vedure and pure air Of the county, the Hos
pita the Stae OF Tennessee Is pom the whole,
Of tue Ia Wiling aud dust OF
lily during Bmef nywhero 20 be found Vicnl
" Nashville. COnnecte. VITA the buildings Is bathing
sabshment conveniently arranged for
Ji b al is forms.
distinct de- arIments OF the bu ldngs assgnedO the
fsIenJ classes pdIenis Dis in
ecIoUs charaEter vii nOt b. treated The Hospital.
P4s ney desire II, viii BE- received bOarders
merely they choose, with taeir nurses,
sess cir and SuTg In such inslancssE
will be fdrnlshed aud scrip srcIy carried
out.
calling attention Hospital ofhe Sate the under
gred say. a no s devote himself al
exelusve 10 ths dis hag OF the dues dsvOvsd up
Dy the pOson be upes, hat will exert
msef RuOusy make the Insulation what should
great puUc benen, and the II wlsely extended
relirI b human sudunug-
II-uly SAM'L. l.. WHARTON.
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MASONIC d ARKS, ! s " FllIlt \ MILITARY,
CObLfG r. AND SUCIETY MEDALS.
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAV BD, New and original
M designs OF Marks Pins, ,Studs, 6c, constantly land.
orders by mail attended to- Door Plates Notary Corpora
Seals, with without presses BTda visiting profes
on Cards, engraved order, at the shortest notice.
First premium awarded BY franklin Institute, for the
Manufacturing OF Masonic, and fine Jev-ery.
ED6ARF. BATON, 722 Chestnut Street,
junel3-1y V.B.P. Philadelphias Pa.
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Capital Prize $65,OOO!
TicKETs-whoIes, sic; Halves IS; Quarters, So so.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DED UCTTON
pa Only 10000 Numbers! 1926 Prizes "a

Bank Notes Of sound Banks ntpar Checks New
York remtted for Prizes
Drawings Of Large Glasses will be published In New IoE
and New Orleans sunday papers, and Charleston and Saw
annah Dailies.
Address Tickets Cetfcstes of Packages Of
TYeke 10 T. B. Anderson. Box S3, kashviVe Tennessee
ANDEhSON q Sun MaLaBefs.
nov QI - Macon Savannah, Georgia.
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Tax Sale.

WHEREAS, Thomas Summers, Collector of the public
Taxes for the county of Sic Rar reported the Move
Der 1857 the circuit for said county the
lowing tracts of land upon which the for the 1855
and 5 aims due and unpad aud that the owners the
Of have goods and chattes in said county Whc
he dis rain for said Hay wood and WEst
iEgtons heirs, tract in district No 2, containing $50
acres valued S7S0,O and county Si067
heretofore $3.50, Clerks fee $780, Collectors SlO0
printers fee I.50 total amount 10, Il.
W. j. Hawkins In dis No 5, cOntanin0 l6O
valued $500 90, State aud county SIS ., Cleks
81 so collectors fee 81 90, prBtss fee S10 total
80, 5.
Whereupon, it considered by the Court that judgment
be and is hereby entsTed against The aforesaid Of
land the Of the Stat the annexed each
being the amount Of costs and charges dne severa
thereon years lj5 & 1856 it is ordered by the
Court that said several tracts Of land, much thereof
shall be sufficient Of each OF them, satisiy the
costs and charges annexed TO them seveay be sold as the
law directs. Test, A. b. ROSS CLERK.
In Obdcnce to the above order Of the Court shall pro
ceed for the 4h day January the
Court house. in the of Dover, the aofsaid
land much thereof may be necessary satisfy the
taxes costs and charges thereon
TOS. B SUMMERS. X. G. .
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Martha Ann step . ''l'} o. Bin.

Bennett VIZ 10 The satisfaction OF the CierkS & Msster
t BarroE, one Of the defendants in lhis cause, Is
tina, Of the state Of Tennessee, ihai ths ord
no. s4sJ this COtft cannot be served upon aim. Il
nay ordered y the Clerk & Master, aud 80 entered
= ~ esi That puoiesiion be made for four sucetssFs
Es in he Uli0H snd American. DeEspaDsr Cub lshsd
~ thse eIy Of Nashville, Commanding The aid Reason Bar
appear ~ ho Hexi Term % our sdd Count Of Oman
cry held athe Court House in the OF Lafayette,
Maeoa 0sny.un the hrst Monday February next thsn
aud there y pead, answer demu 10 eomplainahii 9
and 10 de au thereof The Wfb taken ff confessed
JOHN CLAIBORNE
dee I3--w4t pfs zee 90 Clerk & Master
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a. HO has long been Tuner of Pianos 10 Md
w die Tennessee, would to his friends and
himself Of the great merits Of ST3GERs ss#ISG MA
CHINE he wi hereafter carry with him in his Tuning
tours exhibit to his patrons and Others for the purpose
OF receiving orders, which he can promptly I'LL from the
Nashville agency OF L. NJ singer d Go; In thi age Of
the advantage OF Machinery abor in human progress
Ihst superiority ha: long been settled as an axiom self
partmen Of labor, what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Loom have done in Others the Sewing Machine has cted
in less important branch Of human industry for
cipates from the endless toll of stitch, stitch,
sttch and gives if rich an agreeable past ma poor
profitable employment Tne fact that Mr.. has
ached TO his regular business of Tuning that Of selling the
usrv best Of rianos and Melodeons will be sufficient guar
antee his friends and patrons that of the vaT
Sewing Machines before the public he would
to offer them and those unacq him hs
refers to the fact that at the Mechanics Institute Far OF
Tennessee, held in Nashville, October 1857, this Machine
was exhibited by the side Grover q Bakers and pro
uounced best by examining committee, who awarded
the PREMIUM the diploma and that for the last years
wherever has been exhibited in mDettiOn other
Sewing Machines it has taken the Premium all.
The assigned by the Ju ges for giving this Machine
the premium the Grover q Baker Machine was 6rs
shat doeEeytnDg which the other Id and
ell and several other JhDgs besides; such tailoring
hoe making harness making, SC with of capacity
from the finest 2Ue co ton, with which will stitch 6ne
cambria linen most beauu ly, to the q
bread suitable for the lhekes harness work. secondly
that leaves ridge heavy bottom of the
goods which is Liable to of IN short lime allowing
the work rip but draws the lock into the Ofhe
oTic, making the stitching look equally well both Sides
thirdly, that it much more durable instrument, the Man
uacurers being willing warrant for thirty years
highest speed foot power which is fully dou
of the Grover Baker Machine only requiring that the
directions be foOwed tOuuhIT that but eIhird
much thread bei-g important iIe of saving and lastly
that gathers much more beautifully than is possible
gather hand which great consideration the Ladies
especially Dress makers. In short this Machine
superior make that It has taken the premium, all
others wherever it has been exhibited for
years. .4.
Mr. Kibbee feels assured that this setting forth ofcts will
dlssuaiO his scqusinancCs from purchasing Sowing Ma
chine OF other make than Singers until visit
them, orf they cannot abide his time until they Bd
portuny to Call on Mr.. Wm. a. Singer Public Square,
Ma ashville.
Mr. Kibbee sti thinks the Pianos made BY Lghte New
ton d Brsdous the best, and the Of the Melodeons
made by Carhart Needham q Co.; holds himse u 10
readiness TO furnish those Instruments MaHufcurer
prices charges added 10 those who desire them of him.
All communications addressed him the subject Of
Pianos, MeOdeOns Sewing Machines will be promptly
sponded 5-tf
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Land Sale.

sWILL SELL TO the highest bidder, Saturday, Jan.
ISIsth 1879 al The CouT House in Nashville, lOs acres
land in district No OF Davidson county, Tenn belong
ing N lVn Fasar decd adjoining the LaEds OF W.
Lueas Henry T. hitsitt and Martha :. Csoihes bet
er niece OF Land Is hard TO be found the county.
viii ~ it to auy wishisg te eXamtne IL
TzRNs-One and two years, Siih0ui ialerest.
wa. a WHIfSlTT,
-. ~ w2ts Pxecctor of IVro J. Farrar, decd.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets order
3D. the receipt of which they will be forwarded By first
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any ig
ure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plAn give
their Post Office, County and State.
Eg Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
ES All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drswingother prizes the usual time of thirty
days
BeA. AH Communications strictly confidential
A0dress orders tor Tickets or CerIlhcaIes 10
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ga.
or, z. STIMSTEIN, Box 8, Nashville.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta
Ca their orders filed time by address
ing S. swan q Co., al either of those cities.
III list of the number that drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each is entitled to-
will be published after drawing in the following pa
pers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntellgencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and PauIding
(Miss.l clarion Augusta (Ga Constitution list.
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). III. CURREYs
Funeral Undertaken.
wheat, wheat.

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Whea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
hvered at Ware hOHse, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be classed as follows:
Ten cents per bushel w be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red; and 10 below for prime Mediterranean
this Wheat is the loves classification When Amber Wheat
prime, i've cents bushe will be paid the price Of
Spring and other Red Nheats.
The Amberis known here by Farmers as Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat. Next to this is the Golden Chaf-mUst
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Glass; AMBER
Third Class. Golden ChaG; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Nhea except the Mediterranean, which
s ten cents below IN value.
$4,000 Grain Sacks hand by
'une2s d. S. FRENCH & SON.
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TN pursuance of nerlocuory procured in the
Chancery Court at Woodbury., at the October Term Of
said court, 1857, in the pending therein wherein
Exena Boyle, Administrators OF Joseph II. Boyle, decd
against John S. UdOm, Mathew NJ. OdOm, BuIus L OdOm
James 0dOm, minor children of Eliza OdOm, deceased
Ehzabetn II Bogle George A. Bogie, Thomas NJ. Bogle
and JOssphene Boyle, children OF said Jr5epk
Boyle, deceased, by their Guardian ad lenn, James
ThOmas Mathew s. Boyle, and ia OdOn, Execut RS Of
he last Will Of Armsled Odom, deceased, and
mentRy GuaIdan of the minor children o. said Eliza
Odom, deceased, defendants will sell public sale,
the highest bidder, Saturday, the End da, Of January
1858, ii two separate lots, two heh and valuable
tracts of land, being the same that said Joseph IL Boge
died seized ard pOSsssed lying in Cannon county,
ders fork civil district, No l. One contains scres
and the ohsr 90 The Turnpike road eadIng from
Murfre sborO TO Liberty, pass through the land.
The land will be sod credit OF one aud Two years
payable in equal yearly instruments bonds and approved
security will be required, and lien tanned until the pd
money paid. The minimum price I7i acre
SCI so per acre, and the 50 Sl per
On the day and place. will also sell pn0lic sale
TO th highest bidder credit Of 70 months Except $3.50
which will be required in hand) valuable slaves levitt
john Matilda, Ben, aged about six years Ann, Ben,
aged about 2I years Jack, Henry Amanda, Sampson
infant Bonds with good security viii be required of the
purchaser. THOS G. WOOD,
nOy. 24,-wtds Tprsf 81 Clerk and Master.
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zSTINtIS sIesl crow Bars, 4gon boxes, Iron sales
r Axes Sheet, Boiler aad Bar irOnA large and well
sd stock in store and for sale the trade Manuac
nrars prices HOLLlNGSWORTH q ECO.
Julys No. 6, Market, street,
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FOts SALE.

valuable Lot In South Nashville nearly souars upe.
"A ed BY washington, Jenerson and Pearl streets M
there is good buildings. bargain viii be wfFe1. -
terms aprlyto LANIER. PHlLIIfSS 8 So.s
sept. 4-tn, Aarss,-9 -
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no ALUABLE EARNiS EOR SALE.

\ IA g.
sided ihe last eight years, for sale lies
the waters Big Harpeth nver, the county Of VII
amson fourteen miles from Nashville, the Mage ~
from Frankhn the county Of WIlams0n, and wihin
LWo miles NOrtn Wesetn Railroad nov being
ructed. The contains hundred and eight
Ts rate farming land the county between
Davidson and Williamson through NOrhWe
Of the tract. Il formally well known
lhe late WiElns Whtedd.
On comfortable residences, with all
cessary houses; cribs, stablss carriage house. &C.
excellent young orchard OF must choice iruit- GOcd
prng wafer, and abundance fabg
unRng different sources through the Adjon-
farm Is her tract Of about hundred Of
xcel land with good rsidence SALE The soil Of
Is equal for crops, either for grain grass
united, they will be sod separately J0geher
may buy eIs1 His thought b. good JUDGES could be
made Vi the best sock arms in The stats, its size
premises before purchasing. iuTther description Is
iesnled unnecessary bHt all call for
themselves. laug 25-eO&WEl JOHN I. HILL.
WISH sell the farm when reside, in williamson
county, adjoining that advertised aboys 0y Ar. JOhT.
Ill., containing BY recent surve3 hundred and ninety
Ortabls dWeRg with all necessary houses suitable FOR
a snail iarni with good farm is well enclosed
win good including about hundred yards of
st0ne will sell plaCe separztely, together
sth Hi's-as both united WJud certainly make des-
iarr, and purchasers invited call Mr. Hill
md examine tn premises. LAViNiA CkAIGHEAD.
FOr apply 10 Mr. II. n. SNYDER a. he
storsOf ryder & Frzzell, Nashville l.. @.
aug5-eOdkwu
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GEORGE q. HERIOT.
tIa.e HERIoT & HOLMEs)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. s. C.

Particular attention given the sale of Cotton, Flour
Wheat Corn, and all other Produce; also the FORWARD
ing OF Goods to and from the Interior.
REFKRKEoEs-B. s. Rhstt, Esq, Messrs. =. s. & 4. q
Budd, W. B. HeEiot, ksq, Chart IS Co. Walker
Esq Nashville Tenn, Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville,
Wilson Burns. Baltimore, Nd. Iapr23-wly
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AMPUTATING, PrO5args & Stomas AtwDe,.
TrepanBDg, Silver PROBES and Canulas
C1RPing, Irachea tubes,
MIdDVerB Disseeting,
PocKET CAsRs, v. .Speculums,
IoRsa Cutting. Dental Instruments
LYTHOTCmATIC. assorted,
Oooper's Minor Operating Ear TrHmpets,
Cases, Revolving Pistols,
StrabtsmHs, Hunting and Di rk Kni1es,
Couchng, BSdrOmetPTs,
silver and q. & Catheters, TheTHOmsterS, 81.
LAnceis, all kinds, Magnifying Glasses.
Mathematical Instruments, Telescope,
GLarier's DiRORds, Artificial Nipples,
Caustlc Cases, Guarded bisLOuries,
RdzeTs and StTaPsj Spectdeiss and GOggssj
Medical spoons, scarihcstors, &C., &c.
Stethiscopes,
All offered at the lowest prices, by T. WELLS,
Sign, Man and MORTER, on Market opposite
Union stTeet-.NaskriIa
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Alfred A. Brevard,)


Jacob niles, ..- thst
n appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clsrk rect
Jacob Whies, The defendant Ia this ca1narv rroCess
dent Of ~ State OF Tennessee so that ihe
Of ibis Court car not be severed Bpon nsrsd ooa Zoe
ordered BY the Clerk q Master, aad ~.ne-ssvs rsesa
IN the Weekly Union and Amseaa ne sai jscb Wbilss
10 the city OF Nashville, eommsnai Court Il On incr,.
be held al the Court Houss Februsrv mex tben 5
con Oooniy, on the nrs 0osur 0sur to the con claimants b
mere 70 plead ans weir Y be iaken Tor confessed,
and IN default theFeof ne fbat Ejs 7th December 1
and SCI Tor hearing eH P- JOHN CLAiBORE
ess Clerk & Master
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/ LAFAYETTE,
in CHANCERY
William b. MOren & vile,
.cember Rules 1857.
keneheon WhIIIey 8 olhers

KeneheOn WhIJley & others }
lTsppsarng 10 the sats faction 0f the CLERK & Master
thar Pleasant GhHWOOd AID wife. aud William T. hit-
10y part the defendants In this cause are non-rssdent
% the state Of isnuessee Lat the ordinary pF1t sss
ths Court cannot be served upon them Il th refor
ordered by the Clerk MastsI and so entered upop he
aues, that pubtOn be made for four successive wsek
IN The Weekly Unon ard American, newspaper publ he'd
the city OF NashV lie, Pleasaut ~
wood and WIFE, Mary ChgWOod nd William r. Whitley %
appear al the ns1t term OF said COuu Of Chancsrv 10
hsld, The Cur HOuce, in The Town
COnfty. the hrs Monday In February -n and
there 10 plead, demur
default thsre1f lhe vii be akeror conf sed and
Ter nearing pare, that 70 them. ~ n-csbe
1871. JOHN CLAIBOSyF
Gec i3-H4t prs fee %. Clerk q. Ga5lse