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EAcH slT1RDzY IN REBRUARE
...-....S3ZO,OOO
6,465 Prizes amounting TO-. .bSSOyOV
PRICE OF TICEEFE.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVE Is s. QUARTERS, so


WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21f
PLAN OE The LOTTERY.
The Numbers TO 500OO corresponding with thos
Numbers Tickets printed separate slips OF papeI
are encrced with small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel
Tke S55 Phzss similarly printed and eneTced are
placed In another Wheel. .
The Wheels then revolved, and number s drawn
from The Wheel Numbers and al the same time Prize m
drawn from the other Wheel The NUMBER and Prize drawn
ont are opened exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commssoners the Prize being placed against the
Number 3raWn This operation is repeated until al ihe
Prizes drawn cut
APPROXIMATION PHIZEH-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing Tie first Prizes VIII
be ertted 70 the - Approximation Prizes For example,
a Ticket draws The $4,000 Pnze those Tickets
uumBersd 1885, 1898, 1881, l will eacn be entitled 70
$500 No draws the QUO PRICE those lick
sts numbered 54s $751; So, " each be entitled 70 S5G'
and 80 on according 10 the above scheme.
The 5Uv PrEss so Will be determined BY the ssi ng'
are Of the No that draws the 900 prize, For example
f the number drawing she 5000 prize ends with i then
all the tickets where The number ends IN Will be entitled
20 $50 II the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40, and
90 0ntoO
Certificates Of Packages will be sold st the following
rates, which is the risk!
Csrt6osts Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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RUNAWAY

ENROM thesubson5sr on The lstdsy Of July, nsg gre
A Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color fsst
neheshgh Is years s.d and weighs about $50 pounds.
he raised in ssst Tennessee near Mchunvils. Ho
viii probably make his way back Ehsre. bought him
trOu Mr. Terry OF East TENNESSEE VII give dollars
n6Is caGghtIn my nsEhbUrhOOd, twenty-five dollars H
LaEen out Of the county, ty dollars be gets EaB
tennessee. When taken he is 10 be delivered 3 me-
confined 90 that / csa gss him, DAVID d. sl11N
Tvs Hevan miles guTLh III WnahwfTla Wrr-
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Boxes hats furHi urs and carlges bowed and other ht
aTu1es elum r4ed- AsI, uya u aeids or ot5sr
o-euea s. Nui Do c-aTg d a. dou6i- arsg class patss
a. have even paeAags pain.y marked win nams 4
cousgnre, dss lIHlO depot dsFsFv. attention 20
ms matter gr1's's dey aa iossvs Rnd nsurss speedy
d. -
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n E -tEEtnsfship ~ AeIrss AgrEza Dissolved on
- Lo lSb oses nassf lasL - sataAl co1zaaE.
la s usla a.szesl Es B5sks Nogsa at5ck.
!. ". lsrfAasl ghogEs zlVa- nyzsa " VIA
~ DusDsss ~ ARA al 81 uqa1.
ueLsyn. htGd lELaha,
Jana kkEL. 1shhAss.
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lR58-
1853.
Winter Il Rates.
FIRST CLASS.

FalO Eorea BOOKS bb4onsfys EootGr Shoes LiqucFa,
Uis cr 10 tOtllcs Campuin9 and Spirits Turpsutius h
oafr5s, Carpengs Chllas asI and glassware Crafg u
cases. clOcAsl cOuiect0neres, cotton erla dFg goods In
boxes DaeH Cr4gs, fri, truJ trsss and slrubDerv
arsl garden Seeds OO-ns asses aud IoOgir ass pss
as owners rsz ys.srs In cans snd jazz Ha1dsry In ant
bus4ulIs WaIB, Eeas aud suis.
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l. T1e assets Of the Company are
Par. Market.
Cash in hand and in Bank Ss7,9s9 60 /
Cash in special deposit in Hartford Banks,
with accrued interest," 300 lS4 90 |
Cash in hands of Agents and in transit, 166s72 O5
Real Estate unincumbered AZ 653 q /
"a Mortgage Bonds att pr ct int 1oOO-lOOO 1900 90
10 Jersey City Water
Bonds Sc 1OOO-IOOO 10000 90 /
Is II lrtfJrd City bondsG 4" &" IOGO-IOOO 5000 90
5 Milwaukee do 10 i lOOO-lOOO 5000 20 /
Money due the Company
cured by mortgage, 5,ls o. |
Bills receivable, 85,l77 l8 /
800 shares Hartford New Ha.
ven Railroad Co stock, 100 ll2 S3 $40 90 |
lOT shares Boston Worcester
Railroad Co., Stock 100 rs S346 90 ]
-'' Railroad Stock, 100 80 1880 90
50 saarss Connecticut River Stock 100 rs 1880 20
so DO Stafford Bank DO 100 lO0 5000 90 |
81 do Citizens bank Water
buryStoCk, 100 100 5000 90 !
86 do Eagle Bank Providence
500 do Phoenix Bank, Hartford
400 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank Hartford S Ock, 100 100 $4,000 90
" fora SOCK, so SO 1900 90
2IO do Safe Bank, Hartford
Sock, 100 ITO 26,4OO 90
100 do C.gy Bk, Hartford Sick 100 II0 1900 "
100 do County Bank, Hartford
$50 do CONNECTICUT River Bank
Hartford Stock, 50 100 1900 o.
4S5 do Hartford Bank, Hart.
ford Stock loo $50 49, elO 90 |
100 do Charter Ok Bank, Hart.
ford, SICK, 100 100 10000 90
100 do Merchants s Manufao.
Bank Hartford, Stock, padiR 1000 90
IS DC Aetna Bank Sock paid in zoo 20
200 DO Msrch. Exch. Bank,
New YORK. Stock, so IS g. 500 90
wv - YoTt, StooE, I'--' -,'' 80 IS $500 90
--'' ~ York, Sock, IS Ice 81 800 90
200 do North America Bank,
New York, stock, 100 100 10000 60
800 do Nassau Bank, n. York,
StOsk, lO3 IS $500 90
wv Stock 100 los $500 90
" York, Sock, 25 lis $4,000 90
Stock, 25 100 10000 90
Stock, 100 Ios 1920 90
S:oor, 100 los lO6OO 90
wv SOCK, -" ~ 80 los q, 800 90
Sock, 100 7s 1880 90
NsS YORK, Stock, 100 50 5000 90
SOCK 20 1o5 lO6Oo 90
S65 do Manhattan Bank, New
York, Stock 80 l25 % sl2 so
York Stock, 1cO 1O5 $500 90
200 do Market Bank, n York,
STOCK. 100 IS 19 900 90
200 do OCEAN Bank New York
Stock so rs 1900 90
400 do Metropolitan Bank n
York, Stock 100 los $4,000 90
500 do BucneT's aud DrOVera
Bank n. York Stock % 10 $4,000 90
800 do Importers a Tra5ers'
Bank n. YORK, stock, 100 95 2s 500 90
| 400 do Amen REchauge Bang
New York Sock 100 95 IS 900 90
$50 DO Merchants Bank New
York Sock, SO los 8O5O 90
Is do Mechanics and Traders
Bank Jersey City, SIX. 100 IS 1925 90
100 do .. s. Trust Co. New
YORK, Stock 100 100 10000 90
/ $50 do Y Lie Ins Trust Co.
| New York, Stock, 100 $50 1880 90
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MURFREES BORO
"a ilitary Academy.

AURER HElaORos jan 5, 1858.
THB subscribers having Obtained Acadsmie building
opposite Tue M5Lhodls- Female College, viii open hs
school on Monday the idh Lha banding
20 0ccu pied temporarily until suitable aHd comodi
Ou5 barracks shall have been erectsd. Ehsr plan that
l0 stass MIIlry Academies OF s0ath Carolina c0mbn-
ing he syl.em o. sid mtary dlscplne5 Wlh pete
Asry aud Sceulns cOurss Of studies Ihsy
sbed 20 CKsIcss control ths srad8Ht al hours
act oheTWiss ~ be gcqgr5d. Msh0aB regularity and pune
lu4y ensured tls recitation elss Hnsrs,
ns addition advantages Utasr systems 0f sdu
czlJhs thorough kn0Hledgs dHsrsn sch0o Of ~
Ey lact1s b u6rYed, DOLh from the Lh5 dF
uBich iuy subssrFss requirements OF physical
framing and exercise 80 essential 70 lns ssudsnls.
FOra more complete expedition, We refer ths community
70 our prospectus.
The academic year viii bs divided into two ssssions-
Ierus So per session.
WM. J. DAVIS, .-,.s-,
Janl2. n. b. D'OTLEY, Etlil1iP4l4'
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Etna Insurance Company,

AoS9eS0 a. GAnhAGO1A1i SOANGSA4N0Au
HE Capital Stock is one million dollars snd is paid up
L T1e assets Of the Company are
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sECOsIJ Glass.


Hardware, 6Vcept sucn specified 10 third class eaa
mls5 machinery oegn nql0rs barrels glD pes to
CO lu uO1es lsAh-F m rolls dud boxes, oils 10 barfe and
casks crOczr and quensWars In crates and cssF rIse
u l. - i. = ---
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Tennessee PloW AgencY.
Wheat, wheat.

VTAETBD 100000 bushels prime White and Red Whea
w for which We will pay the highest market price, de
hvered at Ware hoHBe, on Spring ana Clark Street
Nashville Wheat viii be elasBed as follows
Ten cents per bushe vii, be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red and 10 below for prime Meditenahisn
ths WheEt the lowest classification When Amber Wheat
prime, I've cents bushe viii be paid over the price
Spring and other Red Whests.
The Amber known here By Farmers a. Blue Stem. OF
Missouri Wheat. ReXt 70 this iS the Golden ChaG-ROs
desirable.
First Class White; Second Class, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden ChaG; Fourth spring
and all other Red Whea except the MeditsFsRiAR Whieh
is Ten cents below IN value.
5000 Grain Sacks sn hand By
iune2s q. s. FRBNCH q son,
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Axes shoyes spades sad r0ns, and Sin n pizs Tin
plate, anSs, VICES czsNs Of cu4n Ead h1ea mana and
co.Ou eCrd g. CODE hslyy casus, gearing sarrars
sP ngs and a1less rroaa Eaes and a1ios chairs a6d
syIa, s-aH4 rosa IL Larreb.
- - rHTr
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AZ VgACGs
N pursuance OF q dscsee Of the County Court OF Hum
phTeys county, pronounced at its January term 1855 IN
in the case Of Coleman ct alsvS. the ne Of Alexander
Coleman, Decd shall proceed sell at Puble sale TO the
highest bidder residence Of rena Coleman, deed1
Saturday the 20 day February 1885, valuable tract
OF land and seven negroes The tract contains ABOUT "
acres, we'll improved lying White Oak creek Hum
phreys county The slaves consist Of men, women and
children The land will be sold and Two years ered
the slaves credit y month Notes and approved Sc
curly will be required OF the purchasers ane lien retained
the land until purchase money! paa SAID land and
slaves belong heirs Of the said AeEanaef OOeman
deed, and sold for distribution. -
II-vv e. feaH Bso NJ
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LNTY thousand busaeIs wsAlsd, Whieh ne highsa
: market Prcs VII be paid, 5y.
uly SWING McCRORY & CO..
lift corner Of Marksg and UhurcH s.
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A CARD.

Az NO eoid ny sairs lussreas lhs frm Of BahsF-
AAifo - 10 a. ~ = A. hElaar1rs LssHlLh teEaer M
" ala ue caste ouers Am, Haaa re-
-Smmsu4 - las gsltnsr gu-tieHaa uorhy VI
Ca AL a4lee ~ t4s p-tEULAse. a. hs
stzl4 Were nhal ,tsass4 Irslus and
euzL1MeEs- uan b-~a-ml lA41ha bua Lh-
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Trmsfecs Sale,

nv whine Jrusl o. me BY h Cover
and registered iuthe Re Etcrs Odceof Davidson county
On tbs Ogh day OF June 1884 10 book No ls, page Nos $50
-d gg7 viii sell for frsnt Of the COuEthOuse
s,or M he rsy Of Nashville, Saturday tbs 27h day
Pebsrv next tbe Tgd tile claim aud interest," OfJhe
80 4 ID Cover. % the esIgte bls Father, the VIII
Ii Cover deces sed both real personal in civil dis
trct No r. Of said county Davidson will convey
such ute a. invested IN NE said Trustee Ths llh
DAY January Is55, AXIS BROWN
ian k-sOd-tdR-Pn zee ~ trustee,
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lIaCHINE sH0PN.
Dissolution.

'hs Co FaTsnarasi ..g.asrf.se Doyle, dissolved
~ mutaAi s9Hs0 ne ARA aHy " January, L1s1.
'-+s7 Su3ls having sea2 AZ tntslssl oggss GQta,
accounts sns Asai Esias - = hshurisrC paruaI
Afs aeln0i2sas ~ sAs aAas Of Ne ~ ugzidaaoa
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HAVE closed up ny sable Market street, nolfor he
purpose Of going 70 Texas, hut 20 ~ Sta
ole corner Of Church aRd Front srsss, where
moved oar Stock and vii be pleased DatrOu
age Of my old customers and the riding pubc generally,
iuyl e. NJ sUMNER
P. ST. wish 10 hire good Carriage driver. For gosa
one, good Pos will be advanced monthly Tor
years. g. W. 8.
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GhfIHn Harold

THIS distinguished, thorough bred stallion VAL "a
l. make the present season al nv stables, six sASa
miles south OF Nashville He sired by impOT. F ~
ted sovereign, Oug Of Maria " WesI--the dam Of e111
Wagner Fanny, Margaret Wood and olers Of dELc cOn
His blood is therefore the veTy best BE t8e best
day, having lost neat His colts are tne
lagsst strongest have eVerseen and are every year
adding r5pBlanby their distinguished sue
cess on the turf SasheTa thTse year ud OF his has
been recently purchased BY Mr. len brock for the sum Of
5000 so Intends taking him England to contend with
Eng amos besr. ..,
ChIIde Harold is srch brown 10 hands high, with
more hone and Strength than any blood horse eveTs2W
astaken all The preums for hch he has been exhtbAe
10 bob Safe ahd county airs, although certainly en-
lie tora5k az h as any horse Union, Is placed At
the low ice Of thirty dollars be paid 10 all before
tbe mare is removed Mares kept st dollar per week
{uD 94-ugm ". G.. EArDiN9.
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A. }. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. T. BROAD STREHT,

No. z, BROAD 6TREHTs
NASHVILLE, TENEEsS
HAVE this day purchased the interest of Mr.. Henry
McCasin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks 10 s ny oldrends and patrons for their
iberaty heretofore extended 70 the rm and would most
respectfully solicit contnuance of avOrs from them, and
Wsh to infOm al the world and the rest Of snkind"
that have on hand and for sale splend- q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various psttsrns Parlor Stoves for wood and eos
common and Rcy Crates Box Stoves for churches, HO
low Ware of every variety hand made to Order Fur
uaces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
of sFery description, suitable for house keeping,
JOB WORK.
lam prepared to do all kinds Of JOB Work, such as
House Gutsring Roofing any other brsach pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT. AND FURNACE WORK,
Myod friends Of the River will hnd 10 their advantage
toca and give hssEiag DEore bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO for sale, one pair sscOadna ENGINES cylin.
der IL inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other HxtuTes suitable for light draught
steamer, which can DO bought on reasonable Hrms.
june IA. is25
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Wuuam NlcksJU, EXT. Us. Eobort Nickson, and al.
AN notion ana 10 appesIiuE 30 The Clerk d Master o.
said DggI. that SaEus. 1ullork an wife fzAbCth
Johnson. M0oTaed and wife, Martina Ead Thomas Pace aud
wife, Mary. Ro6eu Aicksln. James h. l0ney, non.
residents 10 Is Laer8upou ordered that publication be made
for ~ days the Union American, requiring said de-
PENDANTS spUelr tho house 10 Carthage the
sgcoud Monday February ueE then there plead,
ver or demur comp0inEuls bill default hereof said
biI will be taken confessed said defendants and
for hearing, Pare as 10 them THIS TN Of 5aausTy
1858. A. MOORE,
ian l2-w4tprs fee So. CLERK & Master.
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v. ETRzzT. a. {. uEa WK. >. srREzE.
STREET. KING & CO..
Attorneys A at Law
LAND, COLLECTION, ANB


RERAE 4 ENTS,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
W Ill practice Law In the Supreme and inferior Courts OF
W Nebraska, buy and so Land WarraDs enter land on
no, give special attention making selections Of lands IN
Nebraska for those Wshng good and desirable locations
vest Tor distant eeaera reasonable terms
nh abstracts Of entries and on shoF notice. buy ana
sell ands, 0wn-os and ell kinds Of real estate and do
GENERAL AGENCY business.
RRFERENcEG
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New YORK city.
ConEgrss, Harding q 20, Boston, Mas.
c. Vbbard, SuP't n z. Central RAILROAD, Albany n 2
Gsu. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. F0Rg, HasnVills, Ten.
johnson, Weaver & Coz /" q
Dr. ]. 8. Young,
Gov. Wm. B. Campbell, Lebanon "
hon. JOFdOn stokes, Z" q
Lucas, Thompson q co., St. Louis No.
McGarie, Chisenden x co., keOkuk, Iowa
Wm. s. SEWERS q CO., Bankers, osEaloosas Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluffs, -
Davis Moody q CO.. Chicago, Illinois.
Ma. Johnson 5 CO., NsT Orleans, Ia ju2-n
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Scotch & Irish " hIsky.

DIRECT NEGOTIATION
TUST received shipment Of several punCheOHs end kegs
81 Of this suPERIoE article direct from Belfast, Ireland.
will be found far superior any offered 70 this market
B. L. SIMPSON,
publig Square.
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SugRP.
NTFanfe1.
NFGRO FOR

COUNTRY Jeans, LInSsy, sOcks, FeaIhsEs, Wax Gnssn
- &C., in exchange for goods.
A I
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
COAL, COAL.

TNHB ciuEens Of Nashville now have an opportunity Of
4 providing themselves with fan supply Of GOOD COAL
the winter, BY application 70 the undersigned or 70
EAWklAs al the ktns Coal once, Nalhve a1d Chalts
Rooga RHilFoad Depot s0E 3su g \ AAkIAS AZ
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RON FOUNDRY

IRON rEOgNDE Es--..
WE have now sJagIsd Ana sEtsn7fVs Fornirv
w on Old stand Of the lsis Aaahyls anafsssurar
Company, and prepared 70 sEasats he4Vy aHa r5f
work ol any Description the HhoF uuLs Lisnt gs
tuss 70 ANAL moderats cEY Pueus heavy cast
fDs 10 large furnished per gilcipua
Drcss vita Of irsghl We have aso commenced
oosratiOua In new
MACHINE SHOPS
Steam engines, rsWmllss fourmiils o as noat proved
patterns made order jOb1ng abc refar1 1OEe
asty We are ready make eonLracss Ensinea s
and SHAH furnish plans purchasers put ~ theF
Ms vigh ilsis eEpsnss. AEnulaCtuTars vii
md probable ~, before going kass or West
STEAM BOILERS.
Orstaonay enghss shd sseanboa made 70 order Ofhs
sesl magoEial pia trerontsg rt s4andpipol
and Vayes Warrsatsd slauc 1g pressure requiEsa
Manufacturing pGrpelllag PuEpos
BAAChSMAEM SHOP
Any oeseripign sllLhHQrk dons ia aEealaut stTil
noae DuL nrsIaLs used-a ALI EoTk tsralss bog
kllHAa lrOnus gEanAa al ktaa alu1 Lsl
made " oFdaf On sRon nolloa.
Farmers aiaEg 70 purchase good, e1ezp 2achlaarTs wa
DO Wsit ~ call e. 0uI 0aes * a2drsas by Ia tsar.
h. Jz1 kkR q CO..
CLal2orns Machine Worgss Meas rlila, EaRn.,
a4s2 Las NashVlils' ldau. Lt.'a s1ops-
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Notice

n pursuance OF decree tho County Coun OF hum'
brev pronounced az ne JanuEy term lei> 10 a5
nse on q q Coleman eEpare petition 30 sel saFes'
shs n proceed sell puUC safe TO he mRnest uloe On
eredt OF l. al he late residence oi Laha Cte
- dad On ute OAK Cr.eE, humphreys cpuuy' oH
etgrsy III 2Uh dgy Fs0TuEr! 1855 valuable ol0 nc
- vOnan 50 yeags Of age noe ana appioleo 81
~ Be- -e0uired Of tao purchaser. said Save be-
~ bsfrs of Ifs1a Coleman, deed sud sold Tor ot'
tTlhution. S'N -
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WHITE slnR Hotel

White Bluff, Dickson County, Tennessee.
rNHE Subscriber has just reht5d and furnished this Hot
and prepared 20 accom- nodate The travelling eonmun
iJY ia the best White BluH is situated on ths
Charlotte npiEs, twenty eight miles from Nashville and
from Csarl0ss and very desirable stopping Doins
Tor hose passing 70 and from Nashville. Soliciting share
Of TIE public patronage, hs subscriber assures an hat ais
best sdlri5 shall be directed 70 please
fau5- u p WTrFeH
DISSOLUTION
III HE partnership heretofore existing between James
Il sloan and AIvah Mchellin the name a1d STYLE Of ssn
ozAschei Is ihs day dissolved BY mutual consent Jaas
2o4h assuming all Liabilities end responsibilities the
Hf1 paying an debts aud receiving all duss from and asr
ms de1 ana W continue hs Marble Businsss st The old
sand7 corner OF eammeT and Spring streets, Nashville
AssnVuis, hlgy p 1851. JAMES SLOAN,
mays-dH ALVAH HrrChBLL-
Attest, & W. FARaba.
hh underEignsd hereby most respectfully recommends
L ats partner % no public and hopes b viii receive
lLeral share Of patronage.
mayd-dH A. MTTCHhsL.
MARBLE WORK.
1he subscriber has hand the largest ard best assortment
or Ma kBLB and MARB LE WORK oR8r8d n Lhs ciys
70 which be particularly invites ths attention o. ne pubs
he s prepared 70 execute a jobs IN his line 10 he best o
af the an and a. short uOtcs. JAMES SLOAN
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In ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES,
Buooss she money our address the Tickets order
d on the reosp Of which they Hl be forwarded by hrsl
mall Purchasers have Tickets ending with sny hg'
ore they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 70
purchssPrs inHedistsly aftsr the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plan1 give
aheir Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, AMI payable
IN full without deduction.
~ An prizes of 81 600 and under, paid immediately
afsF the draWngOher prizes 81 the usual time Of thirty
days.
rs Al Communications strictly confidential.
ADDRESS Orders for Tickets or CertinOates tv
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D TIT LTGAEIa o NCI LIII0IC0 =
s SWAN & CO., Angus

or, Z. STIMSTElN, Box 3, Nashville.
VP PsFSons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
Ca can have orders filed, aud time, by address
ing SwEu q Co., a. either ef those cities
iTP lsl Of the drawn from the wheel
wLh the Of Lhs prize that each one Is entitled TO-
viii be published after every drawing in the following pa
peu:-Eew Orleans Dsila, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenceTY New
York Weekly Dsy Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
moud DiEpatcn and Sew YORK Dispatch, and FEulding
lMlas.) Clarion Augusta Ga Constitution list,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03


RgHKIHG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OAIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURsI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington be procured, TO which point as well as TO
Baltimore it is the shortest most direct and in every re-
se the ost reliable route. Is is she only route By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New YORK are enabled
- reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York. the cost Of Ticket to New York only Inus en-
3bng Business Men and Travellers Tor pleasure or infOr
nation visit four Of the principal oissn the Union for
!Sss cost than can be aHOrdsd BY any other route.
AND it is the only route by which Through Tickets
oe had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, FE Charleston, Savannah, Macon, A.
ANITA, Augusta, Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE AXE the Stage Coaches Of
carter & Thomas, steamers the Cumberland riVsr
LOUISVILLE connecting thsre with the United Ststsa
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the JssrsonFille
Railroad to IndanRpOs Ina, make direct connection a
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio RsirOad to Wheel
g whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
RshrOad is made o Washington City, Baltimore, Phils
E5g- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
2hs transferred at Cairo to the OF tbs InO
Csntrsl Railroad, ron thence passing through Terrs
HRuIe, Indianapolis Dayton and Aens % Columbus Three
Jsiy Trans lssye Columbus, st 10 A M $50 r. n aud
l2P.
E Travellers are requested 70 notice that Whiis this is
only rOe a5rding Through Tickets az the Eastern
Jiies at the charged BY other routes A
K0E Oy is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
ell the leading points IN the kast The distance from
Columbus to Bsdmorel Is only 576 miles, being about 1OC
miles shorter to New York. tn BY any OsherrOute. There
are less changes Of cars BY this rOue and consequently
ess detention, than BY any other.
~ The road is balastsd with broken stone and il
entirely free from dust
rfurherluiOrmstion, please sppy to D. G. RUMSEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets spply in Louisville ST the ocs Of
U. g. Ms Steamers OF at the Je6srs0nyiAe Railroad
ydics, Main street, WM. s. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. D. R. 3.
JOHN II. SHARP, General Western Agent.