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Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

THrEvEs.-For several weeks past, our town
has been greatly infested with thieves, who
have broken open meat-houses, robbed chicken
roosts, &c.,-carriages even, while standing in
the streets after dusk, have been robbed of their
contents. Chickens must be great delicacy
with them, Judging rom the large number tha /
have been stolen. In some parts of the town,
scarcely single hen-roost has escaped their
Plundering hands. 20 frequent had become
their depredaliOns, that many citizens found il
expedient to keep a watch for the thieves
Three or four weeks since, man whilst in the
act of robbing the hen-roost of Mr.. Sherwood.
was fred upon with a gun, but succeeded in
making his escape without detection, and again
last week. the same person (ascertained since
to be a negro named George Taylor, while
making second or third .haul" among the
chickens OF Rev. M. Jerman, was shot, but again
escaped, carrying his plunder with him. On
Friday night last the grist mill in the tenure of
DIR. Daniel Richardsos, was broken omen and
several bags of flour extracted. A search war.
rant was issued the next morning, and the -four.
together with hams and other provisions, were
found In the houses of Geo. Taylor and Rosanna
Allen. They and their cOnfederates, Daniel
Demby, Henry Hinson and Geo. Allen. all coll
ofeo' were summoned to appear before Esquire
'reen' and each, in his attempt to clear him
sei'' convicted the other. In default of giving
'he required bail, $500, they were committed
10 the county Jail. but, in consideration of the
Dad condition Of the roads, were lodged i'm the
" Oasis Gas we are directed to call il by one
OF the commissiOners), Otherwise the Lookup,
and there kept till Sunday morning, when the
Chief of Police, Mr.. Hayden, and two of hi.
associates, escorted them to Dover uia Railroad
on "foot-back," where they will "lnxuriate ~
upon the county. until the April term of court.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

Worcester Co, Md, Jan. IL, 81.

LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA
ARRIVED OF THE JAMES ADGER.-New York,
Jan. "a The steamship james Adger, from
San Juan, arrived to-day.
She encountered great fields of ice on the
homeward passage, between lat. 81 and % de-
grees.
The accounts as to the movements and pros
poets Of Gen. Walker are contradictory. One
account represents him in a better condition,
having 1900 able bodied men at Rivas well
supplied with ammunition and provisions.
Col. Lockridge. with 300 men, were still
waiting, at Puenta Arenas, the completion of u
steamer to convey them up the river, which
was TO be ready about the 18th.
Others give a gloomy account of Walkers
situation. .r..
The seizure of the Transit route and the
steamers by Spencer is confirmed. Spencer
states openly that he acted in behalf of Mr..
Vanderbilt. No injury was offered to the pas
sengers in the captured boats; but they were
escorted to GraytOwn, where the steamer was
boarded by an officer from British man-of. war,
who ordered the baggage Of the men to be put
off Immediately.
Spencer kept the American flag flying, al
though he made the capture in the name of
Costa Rica. ,e. .t .t...
Gen. Chillon, with large body of men at
Leon, had pronounced for Walker.
The Costa Rlcans have a force Of 1900 men
on the route.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

0TThe interesting proceedings of the Schoo
Convention will be found in another column.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28
Correspondence of Lhe Smyrna Times.

Mr.. EDIroR Il take the liberty, if granted,
through the medium of your highly instructive
sheet, to ask some one of its readers to inform
me upon the following important subject. Why
are Agricultural writers Of the present day OF
Science, so far behind the Greeks, Romans,
Cathagenans and Barbarous. Nations of yore
1t is a fact, that we have no writings on farm
ing equal to those of IIesiOd, Theophratus,
Xenophen, Cato, Verro, Virgil, ColumeIla,
Verro, Virgil. Coumella, plIny, Palladius,
Mago, and many others. Why is the art OF
tiiling the ground less known to US than it was
to the ancients of transoceanic countries A
solution is requested
As have commenced writing, will state
that some of the ladies OF this and Somerset
counties, who bow at the shrine of fdShiOnes y
Ia hoops, were not little ast0nished at a COM
munIcation that appeared in the Times, three
weeks ago, above the signature of" Spy," upoa
the subject OF {" hoops" One lady remarked to
me, that Mr.. S. has not much respect Tor them
and, to boot, he must be a miSOgOnist, and a
crusty old bachelor, or he would not have writ.
ten in the manner he did. Spy" seems to
be pretty good on hoop. .burlesque. Ergo, pro-
ducing so much excitement among ruby lips
roseate cheeks aud sparkling eyes Of the fair
your fame will be great in the hO0pologlcal
world will, may be Ct desired), send him q
Yetogrdph-G fac simiLe of hoop "-dom, tc
place at the head OF his " curtain lecture -
too, like hIm, have tet the striking effects o.
those lnterminabe hoops"
1t is said. and | believe it, that whalebone
cotton, cordage aud white oak splits. have con.
siderably "riE !" in Wall street, N. Y. Impri
NAHUM.
expect to pay your diggins, ere many
moons, visit, when | shall try to rub an &C
quantance with some OF the Smyrna b-hoys'
and gals Now, MIR. Editor, will ask you
one question, Did you ever see an owl! Ifany
of them can bols of, or show an uglier phys
Ognomy than ihIne, will give to that ndivldua
my old bear-sk cap which | brought with me
when lett the Rio del Norte | will: I'm moi
joking. tell them before do come, that
am regular western screamer-half owl and
halt wIld cat nature,-and the hoops had better
take their exit be ore get there.
Should this communication aggrieve any
person. please write an epistle to the under.
signed, OH or before the 10th of February next
through the Salisbury post office, and it will be
received with great attention.
HENRY, = OF Texas.
Worcester Co., Nd, Jan. IL, 81.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-28

JOB PRINTING neatly executed at this
office.
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DISTILLED FROM COAL,
rTN7D nv TTrITpS DAmrFE7


(SECURED BY LETrE Patiently
II EROSENR ILLUM1NErRD OIL. The light obtained
N this oil exceeds brilianey that OF any other OIL
hld heretofore discovered Is inexplonve and viii re-
main impd In the very coldest weather.
The Company nd as he nps best adapted 70 this
OIL the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
paries: Cornelius 4 Baker, also D,ott Of Phla.
dephia *, v. Haughwsut Co. ass Broadway the Brook.
yn Flint Glass Co No % Broad Street. MrssFs. Detz Co.
1Sa William Street, L. MeTelOF 136 Elm Street, and H. Ea
wards al street, n. Y. Samples Of different style
Lamps he at the OHce OF the Company.
KEROSENE LUsRcATEs Ok No l. Prepared 70 suite the
a1es all kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps and all the ordinary
best Sperm Oil and lie admirably adapted to Railroad and
Steamship use,
KEROSENE LUBRIcAIING OTIS, No. 24a. Superior Lubrica
and will be found posses advantages any Oil In
the market priceswili buTn-and have been
prepared 30 meet the requremensO Railroads and others
uss found admirably adapted for Of Steam
Men Of War, Merchants W sses Lake and River Ca
and burns In all the Cabin SIseroOm' Cn1ace, Forcase
Lsmps, sisnal Lanterns, &C,
Bnnace OIL will remain aud long best Sperm, and
S burn ali gh Without requiring to be trimmed, and I'D
vantage that will be obvious TO every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale OIL
Ship handlers Druggists and GOcers in New York, and
regularly appointed Agents OF The Company In many Of
the principal Towns and Villages of the United States, the
Cenadas ago the island Of Cuba
Local Agents APPOINTED Gin conformity h the rules esab
lished by the board Of Trustees,J application 10
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AsEsTs, KERosKNR Or Co.
NJ. so Beaver street, N. "
N B. Circulars with full Particuars testimonials, prices,
&C., dk-. will be forwarded on application as above.
iune6-ly. IA. WI
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FOX SA LSs
valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
n ed by Washington Jenerson and Pearl Streets on which
here is good buildings. bargain will De given 70
terms apply to LANlBR, PHILLIPS q CO.,
cent an Market Street.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

Through Rates from New York and Phil.
adelphia TO Nashville, in. connection
Wi sew York and PhiladeIphiB
SIeaEnsbIp Lines. 60 continue ~ Ith-
out alteration from ISt June 10
Ist OF DeeemSer, 1851.
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F.B. EOGG q SON.

4 FUGG, having taken his Sen into partnership, thsy
will prsctic5 Law Ibe Sgpreme, ID Fsl and Law
Of David Comfy, Prompt attention viii be giVsn
b the collection nf claims. ia. eIt-6m
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Through Rates from New York and PHI.
a8s,P"iS SeM W ' YSrH and rnifadfipi'iS nSIsiS"
out alteration from ISt June
Ist OF DeeemSer, 1851.
First Class per lOc .l0''' 2le
T6i,d I8
Boxes, Hats, 27j
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods enumerated, CGrboys Of acids, or
Other Chemicals per 100 lbs. 20
FIkST CLASS.
piano Foes, Books, Stationery, Boots, s. Oes Liquors
Ofs &C. bJtLles. Cempn'ne and spirits TeEpeniine In
barrels CarPeng, UhiuG Glass and Gas Wae, Cgars in
box or bales, Urugs Fruits Frn Trees and shrubbery
Purs arden Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates lat owners sk 0ysterE cans and jars saddery
Tin aud Britannia Ware, Teas and SPICES.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as sPeened IN third class Conet
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors ~ oarTeS aud pipes
Tobacco Lsaber IN rolls and boxes, os in bar e
and sks CrOekery and 9gSsns".re ~ crates and casks
hice, Whiting, Plaster, shest BRASS and copper.
Third CLASS.
Axes Shoveis Spades, Iron Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plae Auvs Wees casks OF chains Hoes, MsBna
and C5tton Cordsqs Coffee, Heavy Castings Mil Gearing
Csria9s SDya9s and Axes, Railroad Wheels and Axlss
C6sirsspd Spikes, snd ROsin in barrels.
Po,ss Hats Furniture and Garages boxed and other
% -ies rot also, Carboysof Acids Other
csi Viii be charged al double srsi class rates.
Ses,nat on and depot Of delivery Afternoon 70
nj matter prevents delays and Losses. ana insuTes speedy
delivery. u,prC-ru0zs
ds shipped via savannah should be consigned to Aeeu
r Central R road savannAh, and packages marked care
Agent c. X. t., savannah, Ca
oods shipped Charleston shouo be consigned TO the
Ar nj Of South Carolina EsilEoaG Chareston and PACK
sye rarksd care Agent ;. c. z. s. Charleston, 3 G.
he lhrough shove covers al expenses from View
YORK 10 Nashvle. No commission, irageFs, or rkayavs
skar red eifher at Ch1rlcstoH SGUaHnaA
Shippers may rely upon Uniform and prompt dsiiye-
ries 81 b0n hnes- 0ver-chsTges and damages by either
line, viii be adjusted b he agents Of the Nashville and
ChattanOoga Road.
10 case los missing goOda will take charge Of any
necessary for their recovery and not oupd
viii pay the sane al the expiration Of 50 days aer no
lice given 81 r0ess Of lost gs0ds, sr NasRvs or sta
tiozs Seskuis ard Chatiap0o1e RoaS Nst s. a.
Sressod % n. -AadeTson, Sept, NaskoilLs.
Merchants when Ia heN YORK will receive every nformE
the Charleston Line No. I95 Brusd Az and ths savanna
Line, so, I3 Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may26-a 6enf Agent.
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Ere derrick Bleir,
.Ss 1R. CURREY.

= Oh q " ar Z q u N9u
W Epay The highest market price Warrants at ouFof
" &c eou Union street, Campbell's New Building
u7vl7 2tr WIFI. KS & co.
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Mcoreaa& & Terrass,
c. z Q CE r S,
Liquors, Iron, Nail>, aud Castings,


'''''' e'''1 - s' SAeHvILLE. TENN.
WE HAVE nov lB STORE the foloWinE gnods hat ws
W will sell low for o1sh puactuai desls aholt
time, to-Wit:
50 hhds NO Sugar; 5000 Psrrkssion eapsf
$50 bsks so6ee; ~ eco bags aasartec shos
IS bas crushed sugar $50 ibs Bar Lead;
% do powdered Is eaeks bnE soda;
40 bali bbls Mcassss: hblB shslled Ais1onHl
g d. and bbs o syrup 10 DO PeeaBs and FlbsEsss
10 segs Golden Syrup IS. 100 gross slaekiDsi
Lauwil 10 boIes Imperial snd Guns
% caer8 asserted pickles, power Teas,
Is do BALTIMORE Oysters; "a es iBdizos
p boxes Starch, I task Nader
80 DO and \ star candles; 100 pos Pipt e
2O0 DO soaps i00 do smoking TObacenI
Us do IalloW candies Is DO Nae aboy SnuR
q DO snuE bels EPers0n Salts
10 bbis Almons; is bags Gibesr;
IS do Brimstons; 10 do Spses.
50 boxes fO0aeeo, superdne; 90 do Pepper
10000 cigars, various bands: % bbls Cope. rass
IRON, NAILS. AND CASTINGS,
80 lrOn all sizes; zoo lron axlss X soS
ranted. incns
1000 Kegs Nails, assorted 70 20 b9Ies Axes;
40 500 lbs a B Steel,
SO assorted castings 900 do cast and blister stss
LIQUORS.
200 eeis Tennessee and Ohio 3 p9ss Cognss BEandos
IS bbls Amer Brandy. ~ cas- PoFs do
50 DO old Eye WHISKY; 10 bbs Chsrrv Brandy;
IS do J smith wh'ky. ) do paKs Peach DO
25 DO Amer Gin; 20 cases Sehedam SchEappSf
50 do native sweet Malaga, 100 bots WGksr and Kay
y ! p9osSsos SG : ST@; n3;. Ho, Gin. Bros Als'
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sEIe and iOxls % boxes gal and gal oOv
Glass; % do an bits. black.
rs boxes IaKi4 I4HI6, sIIs g DO S ssd . he rl
and loXaU; lU0 do Tumblsrss
80 gross pint pint Fasksi 500 do J. 3shd gal dsmJ
60 do quart DO 10 DO d,eanlsrs;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the sell low Tor cash At the eornsrof
Broad and college streets lJaiJ n MeCkEA TkRRAss,
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lITEhaEs rsesivsd Fourtesn norsnsRP Pr -saar-..
" sDo-Fortss from these 1arivallad ma q.
ss-s Light Newton Bradbury aud Hai5es II ! Ii n q
3s, Viii "a makes our 81 ck vary large and dssrssb
Fsgo.d be pleased TO have these instruments sxnInsd
1Fs 16ein they dssiFs 70 purchase Or not EFery p
nOsold b. shall be zzrraaed ts rIvs <s,islciis =
sVsEy respect hhl0 " IA RREEAAE.
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HEATH OF AMEHICAN WOMAN.


Asa physician and surgeon the highest reputation,
eAl on you 10 consider few facts OF the mosI vital m
P2Itahes 10 every woman in the country. .t'
The ghest professional authority sdmit that
men Ole ON uteTine dsea lhaR from any Ohsr
N they unable cure the diseases 70 arrest mis-
viii your entiOn the his and Ihen 70
remedy winch has been eminenpy saccessfai for macy
Yeas aud which has the sanction OF the eRghsned
physicians In he county.
IsEtmR IA, F. ling the WOMB sites, Dsranged hsns ~
alon ana local disease ire uisrue org -n @
Opium Cauthsraes c. nQm, Cannssls IRdiea Sesale Soe
u1um and mechanical means sesh as pesssriss 40
nolhing that will bun her. Lei US see. - -. -.
Iren the most harnirss aud lbe best Of lhs 'h sn
ing. 5no int headacass Ssats
Somlns, giccinrss ieuu s9 POI ~ , ne & s1.
are sometimes fatal, and yet i s ven ~ ION t DOCK
a a, prevent n nom us ng death T. effect OF Opium
relieve BY relax the muscles bat ta very rSlaxa
sgaio The Of someoi tie most torturing e
plauts. C0n nd CartAaTidss o,ta conv1sions,
e. lrenbHgs illness, and great debility PesssTss
h deca and ibel alfo lTriate and eture ulcers Petru
discharges and sometimes disease BLADDER
In small these medicines Ed not always produce
mmeo tey iala elects out continued as they are IN he
OF these diseases, they will inevitably niure
and causengerng aud infuI symptoms, aad Larry
70 the grave woman who sTsRdy enough the
way vi b III the aid ot these violent PosoRs
ean eoavne you slr thai the admin sIration Of these
medicines never cured case Of uterine oiseuso but the
CO. lrs, that future suffering and nfsn eary desth al
gIauuay soer0'G py me sysiem until the pats only
perceves her tIror in time 70 and there Is hsPe.
a. mah ana as physician, why VIII give
yout co0ntenanee 70 practice which pTssts in administer
ing poison and 10 driving TO their very es
fortunately We can turn from his side OF the picture 70
more brilliant There remedy for hose complaints
Is not composed Of posOrs OF medical smes OF great
tmcacy u never has nor never can tnlure the system
certain 70 effect cure; Ed its ingredients at the ser
wee OF ourse ph san lnA series OF letters pub
usheo IN le leddg papers and addressed 10 eulnebi
ohysen have argued the general value of the medicines
Marsnss V'trBe Cshoe0n) and have CIV proof oi us
efficacy
Ay object 10 ca your attention TO comparison Of
It's etcscl with The failure # your remedies TO
asi Us mild aud certain scOD with harsh ana fatal Of
ects the posons adm nisered b. the protest. generally
AID 10 urge You, value yOu- fepuaOn 20 use
Mar halle Uterine CaihOicOn the risk being
asse with those Physicians Who pursuing the old beaten
track excite ply FOR their ignorance exeeaon
or th ir knaVeTy.
P. BRIDGB, NJ. D.
Secretary GraefsnbeFg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE 4 BECKWITH,
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
EACH SATURDAYLY NOVEMBER.
5,4s5 Prizes amounting .ss2O.O0O


TICKETS,
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES 8; QUARTERS, sch
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000, pOading with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed slips paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 47 Prizes, similarly printed and encrcled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then rsvoved, and a number Is drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers, and at the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
ont opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PEIzKS.-Tbe preceding and the tvo
succeeding Numbers those drawing the frSi Prizes VIII
be ertIed to the % Approxmau Prizes For pl :
If Ticket No. l5O draws the S60UO0 Price those ICatt
num1eTed lI24s, 1879 l25 1882, will eacl be emitted
$500 If ticket No. 55U draws the O1 prize those Ick
numbered 546, 549 55l $50 will be $780,
and so according TO the scheme
The pTIzes 81 SZU Viii be determined the last hg
OF the No thai draws the S6OU0O pnEs For example
If the number drawing the $1,000 prize ds with l. her
ell the tickets where the nun ber ds in will be eneo
to $50 II the number ends With No 2 then all t. ckels
where the number ends will entitled to go and
30 too,
Certificates of Packages will be sold al the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets ..... $St
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RailroadsI Railroads |!
PENNsYLFANIA RAILkOAD.



TUE GrestCsnlsl Route connecting the Afantiscitle,
4 WitbN esern Northwestern, ano Southwestern StatsG
ny continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pas0uEg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports OF
no Western Rivers and ct Cleveland aud Sauduskv with
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes; akns
he most dirscS esegpcst oS reksGbls rovSs By which
SRkaGHT can bs forwarded to and from the Great Hss
Rstes between PHILADELPHIA sad PittSburg;
fAA5f CLASS.--Boos, Shoes, Dry Goods l-x.,- ,oan
On boxesJ FuEs, Feathers, d.. 'oO PeF AV0B
SECOND CLASS-Bcoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales0 Hardware, Lea soc per leon
BIRD GIASs.-Arviis BaeTing, Bacon.
Esd Pork lin bulk, } Kemp, dc. ... OVe per AVV1
JRTH CIlASS.-CeHee, Fish Bacon. -
aud Pork fpscked Lard aud Lard OIL +OS PSf AVVb
flour-75 cts. per be- uniH y riher nctiee
GrRin-s5 ets. per IL lbs. Hs further Hoties.
Cotton-S2 per bale. rot exess ling 500 lbs weight until
lursaer notice.
- In shipping Goods any point East of Phils
iephia, be particular 10 marx package PkafsDhi0
RGroQf" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia or Pittsburz will be forwarded with
vat detention.
FEzrazr AesErsL-Hsrris Wornley 4 Co., Msnphs
tennessee; Z. Z. sass Co, st Lous; J. s. Mitchell
Son Evansville Indiana; Dumesnil Bell aud Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky; C. Aeidrum, Madison
Indiana; SDFgmRu Brown and irwin b Co. Cincinnati
n. " Graham 4 Co., Zanesvils, Ohio; Leech Co. No
54 Kil5y street Boston; Lesch Co. AstOr House New
York. Ao.l William street. and No. Ba;terE Plnes New
Gork; Ed Snsedsr, Philadephs; MagrsW d Koors, "a
ln0ief Gco. y kTancscuS. FlttsourR.
D. Il. HOUSTON, General Frsigst Agszt, PliSa.
d. J. L0MBAERT, Sgp't, Altoona, Pa.
may 57.-IV
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Train from Pittsburgh TO
Phiiass iphia
TRAINS leavs Putsburgh oI0Wss MtlT A. NJ: East
1 Line 2 N ksO Mai $40 P. u.
The Express Mail Dali the SUNDAYS eE-
espIed; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS WITH auTrains
from
81. Leus No, Dubuque, Keoknk and Iowa City, lows
Rnrs Island aad Ch F2go. llLos; Lexngton and
LOui.ville, ky+ Ierre Haute indianapolis and a.
hye.te, Indiana Cincinnau, Columbus. Da tor,
Toledo Cleveland. ZlnesvIlle, CTeslline,
MassiiOn aad Wooster Onto. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND All POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE A. Low As BY ANY O1'IinR ROUTE
Passengrf. rom the West rely upon his being The
shp'test aud most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug 81 Passenger Lines. Penna Rsilrnad Phs
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eruhcste OF Package OF 70 Whole Ilckets 50
10 HRlf ..,..,.. O.
10 Quarter ........ ~
" 10 Eighth .... Il

IN ORDERING "ICkETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address TOR the Tickets Orde
ed the receipt OF which they will be forwarded by hTs
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any b.
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Nun bers and Prizes will be sent
PURCHASERS immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature PLAIN give
their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every prize is drawn an payable
n full without deduction
Eag All prizes of 81, 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drsWlngother prizes OF the usual time OF th
days.
address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ala.
or, Z. SIIMaTEIN, Box B. Nashville
? Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. Atlanta,
Ca have their orders died. me by address
ing swan o. 90, 81 either Of those cities.
nOv3O-u
q list Of the numbers that drawn from wheel
with the amount Of The that is entitled to,
will be published amer every drawing in the follow pa
peu;-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnlegenCeT, New
York Weekly Day BOOK, Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch and New YORK D,spEIch, and Pauldtng
MIss1 4 lRrio
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
BY
Vessel & Thompson,

4OO 10 Bozes VermioeIE
50 Genuine Engish Dairy Cheese from n. York;
Sc {" rin~ Aplpe 90; +" T"
2l0 dozen Baltimore fresh o stersi
go irsah Peaches and Pine Apple;
IS kasbernes ana Strawberries;
10 bbls Pecan Nuts;
2u Fibsrts and Brazil Nuts;
% boxes lEler Rasns
900 boxes SaIdlnCs. al size packages;
7a dozen English Pick &c, ali kiuds
q5 dozen English Ssuets. consisting OF John Bull,
W, teescrshire, Reading aHd Harvey'G
dozen Eue.ish Mushroom Cstsup;
ECgisb French Mustard.
1909 Cocoa NUS;
IS dozen fresh salmon, y and g cans;
25 :. Lobstsrs, y and - cans.
100 Baskets ChamI agne Wines assorted brandG,
bbs hne smoking oJsccO;
25 bKs fna Uhvw ing do;
BALI million al, Ssgars ed brands; and
rent Fire Works loT the Holidays.
Bakers Brown and ChOcc tatts OF All kinds.
Eugish and Scuch Ales and an Stout.
Stuffed Olives aud Pu ted Merts
Imported French COulecOnareE fcTE 1ddng Parties and
the IKE, thousand oJher tcls which wi EppesT
hereafter. VESSEL G. THOMPSON'S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-13
Money, money,
ExCha11go Bank GOOD.

TIE undersigned large IOI OF Boots and Shoes o.
his own mauufscI4To, made up expressly for the ial
trade, which viii be sold The reasonable pr'ces
FaTnes aud others wanuUg supply OF Negro shoes VII
CO welltU examine stock.
Also 10 and sides A. rate Black HaE'
ness Leather e cot Of pad tkius DC
For eItheiT Sh'e LeateT will take money the Ex.
change Bank par.
The highest HaIke, price in cash paid country hidss
W HAMILTON.
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