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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
PBNNsYIvANrA. .RAILRoAp,I

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TNHE GREAT CENFIlAl ROUTE, competing the ATTAIN
Il Iie cities with Western, NOTtil. lfssterns and South
Western States by continuous ROilERy direct This EQ4d
ell ports Wdststn Rivers and a. CteVean Ard SAM
dusky with SEramers 70 AL ports on the
LRkes making the mott direct, ehsIpeAt dHd FagbLe
route by which FREIGHT can be forEafded- 20 and from
thsGFent lFeStpr TO fruti-sgS So a. - JSr4cEJ +
RAVES ,BEIgEEN fRHIIaADEERIIIA AND sRITFsBURGH
RIRsE cLASsRopts, sIoss,l Hats and1 t.7sf 15;ss
sS9 tI5O poe per Bs.
FeatheFs RaEsy &G.. ~. !...t fs1 tf"ls.
sEcoNn CLASS p9Teslse setinEs} D7s.s3 5r7oH
hi 1fsH 5lS Ii 7Ps per lie hs
Gin rolls or bOxsOWoOl and shseP Psls 7saHr Eia'i
iTRD Class Aayils, ,staei, ChainS( (ih z1sA;i4
COOS: S Tliss
F0TIT1 4 fyIA Fisi BseS Bte 9o.I o-sG
and P9Il Gin casks bd{ses IN. iO6 Ts
Lard Lard OIL, Nails, soda Ash, Ger f,i n -Sisr
man eIiy, FdF Pitch, ltbsh. Ee.' y pa 'i s''
per bill until further notice. !;91 10 fiH
earl0Pds y eSHts lPs pPtn further
per tuxeeedius 500 ib5 hItI
further p9tees 81 10 stnsd.Tsm 1tsE3 s1 u Elns1l
pha, be particular mark packages 'gd PtbS ga
RdiSrQ9dI' Goods oousguadf 10 gents tis TOAD
g PhtalelphiA Pr VIII bs forEaTasa FiiRsAs
FREIaHT k6NN7s-0E Erdnif % KHbystreet Boston; y
Clarke Nc AstoE I9Ases AR Ho stEeet anlJshn
MeDOnald No battery Place. WORK Pierce &Q Zaneg
VILE, o. Irwin 90, and sPrinEman Brown o.
vile md; 4 Sass 81 LoiS. No. harris wormley Co.
Nie1phis; Eenhy Etteh SOD. Oh1caEo 1 alass F6Ft
Waypys lndf JSaeedsr, Phih; A9gFaVf ROdns, Balti
5fsaffa15 Hell iITsfoS eeSTFFeisht AEent Ptiadi
1ylei 1HsSs LoAtBAERTs supts itoonAs Ps.l ltDi'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

AvT,SF5 br appointed tie sole I'M this city Sor
SSSse supply Ot he valeps 6ines n4nuise
tured by them, via ~ q I SoSnd
LoI IS,t 1 sases IL 26cans each Orders Wiz Pe
49, ~ he same be llAe In t
,s = sfi9iiS b 80. s. Main 81, Whseling.ra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

opgrCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
VIZ ~ -Entrance from Quincy st. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27

,.s -t,itr,tt 3 fSEtyNIlGIf MACHINES a. sf45rn
iAy tbs Agsnsy feE ssElaF Nas4iHff; PEie
MARKET, 81 osratiho on sgtatday d5 u 20 B0'slBeRa
MIN Il1n4 al 'ftsrr3,fgsa el0sgAy l5sflEfI
II hknIe Seats, Lades (iaunfIetfs Aso sors beau-
ahf n Ekstis Bs9tsA re eS lss s. b6fit3
Llalea aAa Asse iqfetp tTaTIstg;
QpsIa fiest 39lpTtle dq qiEepaE ~
heN - ta6s2sfe . elIEIsEEEt EsWtSkA1NGEss.d "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-27
TC UORhEsPOND

LETTERS coneerning advertising other f.
u business ntegencer, should be addressed TO
concerning editorial department of the paper
ssi be addressed 70 the Editors joinuyor to etherohe
ofthem at'lL -, !, - -.
for publication, will please write
siJ On one side Of the paper.
~, secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
~ Night otherwise receive =. i-tS.l li'.i = i'i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

AMERICAN CORN SHELLER.-I appeal to the intel
lgent citizens Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations 1t is decidedly the
best article Of the kind have seen as respects sim
plicity and durability as well as the rapidity and
perfection with which 1t shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-saving
department. If this be so, why do our manufao-
turers stand Off Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines, and they say, af
ter trying The Corn Shelter that it is the best they
have ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supPoses there
have been over a thousand persons who have tried
it, and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes to farmers, when we have the opportunity
buying the right Of the State and manufacturing
them ourselves? There is large profit on the ma
chimes When this is plain before you will you still
stand off? I hope some one will take hold. have
seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines cheap,
with the State right, on good terms mch7-6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

This me- parable LIlmeug, upJu which The zrsar mass
pau-s ol ls umalsm, Ngur4lza GOdg sryspsas Cancsr
scr uz, SyraIHs bruises, buns, s.s and alb cgns0us
prrg.oTs ~ or ne s4oOuTag goi sufferers s ioI-
low E r-udu of d low OI me s0Hlsrisl cures sdsoE-
Cd by IL l-uug me past eE mouths. Ceulac45s ron he
plrgs canned u Inc possession Of ls gropresgrs, but
Ilsir ieus gracilles .as l1. calua o. all 0uI few
an EAr LUslUN.
MEnPHls IESN., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
hereby certify, mat u-slug eu badly bruised and
be b. try Arcuc Llumsul Ius saau vas Instantly
extracted Ou .ne scls- and ia agg su5r, He ali me
pain vas .ou-irJl bruises In weeks wa we'll,
usNAY aAVEa>HIL., residence Jackson street..
IuE Blind SCI
uEB-TEE CIV, Iowa, nov 9Th, 1857.
DIR. a. C. BRAGG-uEAE SIas r0r Ll.rs .aau .arss
ysars had been afc..d Wild. uaamsl yss, 10 an arEr,-
$3.50 $780, and z--. gar.4. .sH..r.f ~. --T e,-.1
u4slrIms, o. yt-ey, was Iuuu-sI Jy 20 ny
tHe Arclc LuIurut- months nearly WE'LL
lIv te uaazn or was afflicted u the same uluusr rsr me
same time, and d4uuE yUruu 81 IN entirely
UuuI eye appued your valuable LHInsnt, and
5tr s,rs are NV perfectly sound anus nave b gt.h one
5l-1ae, cured my dzusu.ers eyes aud my own,
sides caring me rIeum4lIsu ny baCs would not be
without yOurluyalua0ie rvnsdy Ia ~ house fgur srly
WEasrEz UrrY, lows nov. VA, Is57.
hereby certify, llis veil acquainted William
Russoi, IJn she Astonishing cures be MENTIONS
- HAUsNORiH : a., Webster City
GOOD rOH Ann AS.
This uya uaDe Ll.malLs als' equally scaclcua 10
u me diseases of animals, witness the 5lgug cerud-
c.te: dessr q A Arlo'' ana b. ala, Aruo. Co keep
known lnrou znyug sac United sta.ss-
ST, hoo 81, Dec 23rd, 1857.
We the undersigned having ussG " bragg Arctic Lin
ueul ur gls1r4Iiy testify saB8r-
#ur Heaey caring diseases Us
satisfied OF ArcJc beng Eminent made, ilag
would use no otl1r W. seup aud nave zeuti
Der OF years, extensive very sLlJss cr diseases
great aud uual slus5 lnz5 the Arctic Llnu5uIiB
The 0uIy rl0uud alaays elective. We
Cay recommend Do 20 ali livery stable keepers and Others
having the OF b rssss
J. A.ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT G. co.
Chestnut street.
CAUTION
Many Druggists, having OH Luimeuts on hand, win Try
sell b. you pest but do gUg positively refuse
20 purchase llem. ask for BRAGS ARCTIC LINLMkNE,'
anu Jaae other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The prOpr8Jrs agree 90 furnish Ca purchaser Of dol
lar bottle, win subscription % the United states Jour
nal Tor one year. IuIs best YORK uus-
lra5d papers dsae, emitting she holder the
ell OF proposition, enclosed u ths wrapper around
every dollar bottle Tue arctic LuImsul be pug up 2sc
Soc aad 81 bottles the sc Del5s and 81 5udes conaa
81 and 100 per cent LIumeEs In proportion 90 hgr
cost, and are the cheapest.
For sale by Bragg * Burr0Wes, sole pr0PristOrs,
81. Louis, No.
W BERRY & DEMOVILLB,
Wholesale Agents..
And By A. H. ROSCOE, C. W HENDBRsHOT, and j,
sIhsrCH. jan I-dtWdlw3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

TIE ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY We find in the ST. Louis
papers the second and third days proceedings in the
examination Of c. Sanders aIi1s Taylor, charged
with conspiracy, arson and murder in the Paoi-
fc Hotel case. The testimony thus far elected, does
not by any means warrant the very exciting state
ments, published on the morning after Taylors az
rest The large sum Of money alleged to have been
in the possession Of the supposed murdered man.
appears never TO have existed. Taylor did not ar
rive at the Townsley House after or during the
alarm Of FIRE, but an hour before. He did not 60
there without boots or shoes on, but had his boots
on and was otherwise in full dress. No blood was
discovered on the sheets in which he slept Thus
are some Of the hleous features Of this affair." as 1t
first appeared, entirely Obliterated. At the same
time there is every reason to believe that there was
foul play somewhere but where, it is impossible at
present 10 determine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

De Bows REvIEW.--We have received the March
number Of De Bow, and partially pcrused its con-
tents There are several interesting articles The
sis one ofpecuarim Importance at this time South
ern an Algerian Cotton" The second Of any length
is a reluctant tribute to the superior claims OF sa
very as a state for the negro, eEtorted from some
Northern man, by what he saw in St. Domingo on
recent visit to that island. There are many other
valuable pieces no doubt, but wehave not yet been
able to read them In familiarizing the Southern
reader with the claims and capacity Of his native
section, we do not know any review comparable to
De Bow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
NASHVILLE.
THELEGIsLATURE.

In the Sezols yesterday, March 18th, all Of Senate
bills we're disposed Of, leaving nothing before the
Senate but number Of bills from the House Of Rep
resentaives, most Of which viii be disposed Of to-
day.
10 the House Of Representatives., proposition to
re-charter the Union and Planters Banks aDdtO au'
tborize three branches Of the Bank Of America, sub
mitted by Mr.. WHITE Of Hamilton, became the sub
ject Of an irregular debate, which was not con
cUied at the time of recess before the night session
The Parts XXI and XIII Of the Code we're pas
sed the first reading.
ESy- The Performance Of Romeo and Juliet, at the
Gaisty last night drew very large and fashiOna-
bic audience. Mrs HAYNES Juliet was in excel
lent taste, and elected the Warmest appreciation Of
those present
To night, Mrs. HATyE appears as LucTetla' in the
romantic drama Of Lucrsa BoTgia, in which her i'm
persOnatiOn Of this great character, is said to be
complete triumph.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
swan q Co.'s lotteries,
1 AUTHORIZED By THESEATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 DOLLARS!

Ire following scheme viii be drawn by s. Swan & Co.
Managers OF Tue Spar Academy Lottery in their
Single Number Lotteries MARCO 1853, 81 Augusta.
Geor- in public, under the superntsndeHce Of C0mms
siJuC=s.
CLASS 5,
To be drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1858.
CLASS g.
To drawn the city Of Augusta, Georgia, public,
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1858.
CLASS Z,
20 be- drawn city augusta, Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858.
CLASS
10 drawn DO tire City Of Augusta, Georgia. public
SATURDAY, MARCH p, 1858
ON Tn. PLAN OF SINGLE NJMBaRSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY -FIV + PRIZES
NEARLY usa PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
HAHNlFLLENI SCHEMEI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

LARER FROM NEW MExICo.-The WestPort Mis-
souri, correspondent Of the St. LOUIS Republican,
states that Mr.. Kitchen, from New Mexico, brings
intelligence Of a desperate fight having occurred
between the Pawnee and Arapuhoe Indians, on the
Pawnee Fork, in which ten Of the former we're killed
and many wounded. Mr.. Kitchen also reports be-
ing present at meeting Of a large number Of Ca
manche and klown Indians, who expressed the best
feeling towards the whites and stated tEat as far as
they we're concerned, the trains would not be mo-
Tested The Indian tribes we're all quiet in New
Mexico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

II Tax HArE.-PeopIs have for centuries been amesd
win bald heals and I1 only remedy heretofore knlwu,
has been those a00mluaJ Wigs 1y recsu. discovery %
Professor VI ODD lus5 rcus are being last dispensed VITA
Ju. maly persons 1LLT0 Lls because LnsV
have been Oieu posed lDun D. uar lJnIls differ
elt alu-s To al sICu pUra1ls w earnestly make la
t5-, hat Lhey viii .ry again. lUr m woods
i've there LO suCa Sang lL. We AuoW Of lady
was bald, WAC used lIs aCiu Short time ami
BOW covered psJ5y win uus5 beautiful
cur mag We EH1W OF uumsr0lsClsss hair
was rapidly liug sul, glcH % restored greater psFisg-
hOu LAaL 10 ever ll- Dssu DeluIe-
u Is also HluuuL u0gbl one OF The best articles Tor keep
Ing the hair la good c1u-ou, maaIl ID glossy,
moving tAu1rlul and has proved grsaG5sL enemy
% all Lue ais that RS %.
Il Is s Illy OF every % improve their personal
earance tlgugh may ddsr regard ways Of
DONG B Dlt GseJ one VIII admit bnaL 1eaIuIul mead %
hair 5sr In uau OF womzn d object dssr
cd luu There are 40 l5s uuEr5d
obtain saca cons1sra-iJn W0EAS's ADVOCATE, Pulia
C5lFuIa-
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Way.snd, Mass, Feb. 5, 1857.
PROF. o. !. WOOD & Co.-Geutss Having rsaiiEsf he
good effects OF your har Restorative, sats tnas
hiding M growing TAIN well gray was Undue
ed Ir1 what read ana hs4r 81 lrcIs prepared
by yous 90 promote s gr0vn and change color as M
wac youth, Of winch 10 effected c0mDs.sy. In
the operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
o. j. WOOD G. 90, Pr0puetOrs, 3I2 Broadway, New
New On the great D. T.. Wire Kaiuug EslaBshmsnlI and
larE5sI., Louis, 40 And sold 0y good Drug
-ua.Irr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

MARRYING FOR MONEY. There are hundreds Of idle
young men who eT ect to keep themselves out Of the
Workhouse by marrying a fortune. They don't care
for the lady, nor her beauties Of mind and heart,
but they Idolize money. Ouly think Of q man plan
ting himself down, and lOafIug on his wife money
What thing,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

HarPeT's Magazine for March.
1. 'EMERSON'S and PUTNAlPS AAGAZIy and
II Cooley LADI'S BOOK, FOR lI 4aCH,
just received by
feb 70 JOHN YORK & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

NJ The reyivals Of reIigio at the Cumberland
and Baptist Churches are still progressing, and we
are happy 10 state, with increased interest. Up TO
Wednesday morning there had been about 20 con-
versions at the Cumberland Church and about 80 at
the Baptist making total Of al least l25. deep
religious feeling Pervades our entire community.
There is no strife, no contention between the va
rious denominations. Baptists, Methodists and
Presbyteriaus all unite ike a band Of brothers in
the good work. and labor like christians should al
ways labor for the promotion of the cause Of their
Heavenly Master, rather than the advancement Of
their particular branch Of the Church This is the
right spirit and should it continue as We hope and
believe il will, il can but result in great good.
There is no telling when the meetings will close
No one thinks Of stopping Through rain, snow and
mud the people congregate at the Churches twice a
dav and fiji them 90 OVERLOOKING.
Rev. Mr.. Bryan, Of Memphis, has been doing
most Of the preaching at the Cumberland Church
for the past Ten days. Rev 7. J. Fisher, Of Ky,
and the pastor, Mr.. BayIess, officiating at the
Baptist Church -Lsj1E0E Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

What EsoIlaHders think Of RRrhave,E
Holland B8ggETs.-y. QuiuIus, Ed. Of the shebOygEu
NrEUwsB0DE, letter dated Seps uber on, 1854 thus
remark
You will observe that have published several Certff-
Gates lately These not pufs,' but literally true;
and should you continue advertising with YOU may
pect large orders, from every Holland settlement
I'D the United States 20
This extract from n the many letters received
from the Holland settlements surely when HoIlanders
recommend the Holland BtteTs warmly, Americans may
no. hesitate Ia testing It's vJtles for themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

I'VE have received our entire stock for The Spring
w Sales and invite n .BCEANTS 10 the city and
country 10 call and examine the z ods,
We viii, as heretofore, sell 10 MIR HANIS ONLY.
We OFF, the pres stock with unusual CaIleLC5 IN ITS
merits both with refs eace TO styles aud prices and to
Old and well tried friends ALL the accommodations
and facilities heretofore gwen them. Cash and short
lime buyers wall be offered the strongest possible in
Hfraav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
Az IycrDEyr OF THE RELIGIOUS REvUAL.-The
New York T-Ibnnesavs:

Az INCIDENT OF THE RELIGIOUS BEvTAL.-The
New York T-5anesays;
The celebrated O-yille Gardner, flmiliarly called
Awful Gardner prize fghter and trainer Of pug
ilists has Lcen recently broughtunder the influence
Of the general revival. Tie is now at a small town
in the vicinity of New York. where his brother was
recently converted and where he himself has been
led TO consider seriously the subject Of religion He
attended an inquiry meeting he'd in the Methodist
Church, and 90 The surprise and pleasure Of the
better class of bis friends, requested the prayers OF
the congregation request which on three differ
ent occasions be repeated. Having some important
business 20 attend 90 in the city, friend asked him
81 he would Jump into the cars and 60 and attend
20 it," lie replied " have more important bust
ness 10 attend 90 first and shall not 60 to the city
till 10 is done he has al present under his train
iGg three men for prize fight. On being asked If
he would give them further lessons he replied that
be would 20 TO them soon, but on different GRAND
from that OF boxing aud training, and that he would
Try and persuade them 20 give up their lighting, TO
reform heir character and TO embrace religion. We
learn that his egrncsuess and seriousness are un-
doubted, and that he has become hopefully convert
ed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

C0CHOct1u, Ohio, Nov. ~, 1854
o.. WOOD g. Co.-Gsalss as / nave been engaged 10
selling your alr Restorative the one o. your
local agents. r 81. hasIEs1uJ and having experienced
Ie ouuoucl-l Effects Of 30 SELL HOuld ike obtain
agency Tor l-o SyaJe o. Jag lhs HesJ,
SHOULD you wish % make sucu Management, 4 auI
convinced lsr5 Is nothing equal Unsd States
Tor restoring me mar have o5eu engaged Drug
business 1 several years. and have SOLD various peDa-
lions Tor tle hair but have found nothing restores the
s-cetYs organs IuVEJrles the scalp as we'll a. your-
being July yuc11 Luat your restorative W1aG you r8
PIgsGutL 10 be, would Ike engage she sale OF b. Tor
! AN satisfied 40 must cell.
Iouss truly, s. T. sTOCKMAy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

~ ElgQLl Az
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY nrs
mail. Purchasers eau have Tickets ending IN any bg
ure they may designate.
The Lstof Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
80 Remember that every prize is drawn, snj payable
in ilil without deduction.
f- All prizes Of 81, 900 snd under paid Immediately
stsr hs draWngOthsrpT prizes ct the usual time Of thrty
days
H. Al Communications strictly e0HfdsHtigk.
AuCre5s orders for IGEsLsOr CsruECGIss D.
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
" Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
Ca their orders nlled, and mes by address
ing 5 swan q Co., a. either Of those cities.
list Of the numbers that are drawn from Inc wheel
With Of the prize that each Is entitled n"
will be pub he'd afeT every drawing 10 the following pa
pers:-Nsw Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelhgencer, New
York weekly Day BOOK Savannah Morning News and Ecn
Miss Clario1, Augusta Ga Consultation list feD20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13

A Man WITH FIVE WwEs.-A man named Coombs
was committed 10 Jail at Boston last week, charged
with having four wives. On Monday the fifth one
made her appearance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
E4CR S4TUR q ~ AARCH.
proIimation Prizes.
5,4s5 Prizes amounting to..-..-....-.......j


WHOLE TICKETS, 80; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, a.
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 90 $4,000, corresponding with thos
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encTcled small tin tubes and placed IN one Wheel
The frt 49, Prizes, similarly printed and encrc-sd, are
placed in another Wheel.
Thg Wheels are then rsvOlved and q number is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers, and at the same time Prize H
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
uu are opened exhibited the audience and registered
B the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation s repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PHZEs.-The tWU preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the ETst Prizes will
be entitled TO the - Approximation Prizes For eEampl
Ticket No. draws the $4,000 Pdzs those Iicket
uumUered I24S II249 l25 1882 will each be entitled 10
as If Ticket No. draws the $4,000 pnZs those Tick
els numbered 5f5 3d. SOL $50 will eacn be entitled % $780,
aud 20 on according 70 the above scheme
The5 UJy Prizes Of so will be determined BY the last hg
IRE of the No that draws the $40 puze, For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with /, ne1
all he tickets EhCre the number ends IN will be entitled
70 $50 If the number ends with No. then eli the tickets
TheEs the number ends In will entitled e so, and
90 OdloO.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ct the following
rates which Is the risk.
Cert6cste Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-13
N. WELLS
Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer Aashv e5 $50 barrels Pl
W Ter OF Paris It's we'll known 8cacy m promoting IhG
growth IT and clover, makes DO invaluable To- FAR
srs The increased yield may be SAFELY Get down one
bird 90 one half For sale by HARRIS q CO.
once at W. IA Gordon & Co.'S, 80 80 Mazkss 81.
feb 24-2w
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Wheat! WhCat!!

rVHE uudarslEuea vail purchase Wheat following
L rates:
Mediterranean, so to Soc
Tennessee ned, - 20 b5cs
White, 90 % 7UC
Delivered as Toe Ware H01so Of Fl. S. FRENCH SON,
and subject TO their approval. .-
JAMES COLQUHOUN.
Nashville, March 2, ls55-tsprlO
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CINCINNATI, March y Flour 65a3 20; Mess
Pork Is l2laI5 %; bulk shoulders 81; Sugar 7a8;
Coffee llaI9; Whisky l64.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE river is rising ra-
piily, with 10 10 feet to Cairo Flour So red
Wheat rs a93; mixed Corn 37a38, white 4Oa45;
Hemp 10.
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WASHINGTON, March I2-SEyATB.- Chan
der TiTuienuy assailed the President He denied
that slavery was a creature Of common law of Eng
land. Dir. Hunter is now replying.
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vHE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing his
t-5rts Morally. and the Ladies' particular y, that 1r
BADGER has just arrived with very stock Goods
Do bis line As usual he is ready NEE, wants OF his
friends and old either for trsde here
loI0re. 80 e hes peak Tor bin call.
Rooms 90 second story No. - Public Square.
feb 20 bkNJ. F. SHIELDS.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Cotton, sales :, 900
bales, llall weeks sale A. 500 bales, receipts g.
500 bales decrease in receipts at this port 81 500
bales, decrease at all ports 100000 bales; Bulk
Meats, as for Shoulders Hams 7a74, Sides %;
Freights unsettled; Startling 7a74, New York Ia3
discount.