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IN ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES.


EnclO the money address for Tickets ordered,
age tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn numbers and Prizes viii be sent puP-
chasers Immediately after the drawing. .
IT = Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in fall
Wthoutdeduction
All prizes LOGO under, paid Immediately after
the dTawngother prizes at the time thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets Certifcatest to
:. SWAN s. CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Atlanta, Ga
have their orders fe and time by addressing Swan
& Co, at either Of those cities.
II Of the Rumhers that drawn from Wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled pub
shed after every drawing in the following papersA
iGa) ConsutiOnalist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intelgencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Paudiug (Ass Clarion,
Little Rock Ark True Democrat. iy-S
NEGROES FOR SALE.
EETE good lot Of NEGROES sale. Some 10 or y
Wv likely Boys from l6 to 20 years old several good young
Women with child each good house Girls
90 years we'll qualified and be highly recommended;
good Carpenter 20 years DID, good Cooks and Men from %
40 years old. We sell the the regular
market prices aug2D 3 Il. q. HAYNES & co.
VIM. COMPTON,S TOBACCO.
VWTE receiving heavy nsgnment direct from The
w Factory in LynChburg, Va various brands OF Mr. VIM.
COmptOns Tobacco which yer the trade Factory prices
City dealers would do we'll to examine this Stock Inducements
offered. lsepl2-1wl MORRIS sTRATTON.
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melville, March Z, IS5t.
H. VoLLITTE Esq:We have examined Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the
publication OF Mr. Mes Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated, and are
graed that the work is characterized by accuracy ab
y great industry It of much value Bench
and and that receive patronage
profession 70 which you are justly entitled
NELL S. BROWN, HENRY NJ r. FOGG,
r. W. MACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. F. COOPER, TIIOs. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. G. MERRITT, rlaf
MANSON N. BRIEN, sR., S. VENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
G. NJ. F0GG, JNO. REID,
JNO. A. MCCAMPBELL, WI K TURNER
FRANCIS B. F0GG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS, Criminal Court.
mentioned Digest be the following
stores: ....
Messrs. Lamb, Young < Co, Memphis, Tennessee
Mr. G. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville. Tennessee
Mr. J. A. Rsyl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d&wf II. VOLLINTINE.
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ME only in Lincoln county, running regularly ra ts
week and back, from Fayetteville to Tuahoss. sav1
Iullahoma Monday enesday and Friday in return ve sv.
etteve Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. 70 connect re mail a.
Fayetteville and the at Tullahoma and - The aeo1
ton Of passenger J. B. Smith, agent AZ TuIiahora CO.
teams and careful drivers The fare through only two dollars
1I-Nu JOHN II. TAYLOR
DERSONS WANTING GOOD HAms CAN
n be supplied at
J. lys-a Sc. FRENCH SONS.
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Great Reduction i'm GOOds!!
E2. G. Hen AIRY IL CO.,
RE closing e entire stock Of DBY GOODS at prices that
"a will surprise you. Call and buy
Musllus 80 from . to 50 cents per yard.
Silks at half cost.
T1nhr'd Nantes at fourth cost.
CARPETS at great y reduced prices.
Cal ut and get bargains Of - -.-,- IN
augl5 X = McNALhI q ".
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GOLD PEN 1IANUFACTORY.
CROCKER's SCHOOL

CROCKER's SCHOOL
AT
WHITES CREEK SPRINGS.
TEVE next session this School wiz open on Monday the 9th
Il day Of September aug32-sitwEwlm-
ENATEW FOR SALE.--One hundred and seventeen acres
Of choice land, well improved and situated0n the Louisville
Branch Turnpike miles from Nashville % acres OF which
cleared high Of CIVILIZATIONS the balance in heavy
timber. desiring and good Improvements,
would do well examine the premises FOR further particulars
enquire Of Z. z. DIANE OF
r. II. CARTWRIGHT,
sep5-39v GOOdettsvilIe.
APPLE PEELERs.
DOZEN best Patent Apple Peers Just received and FOR sails
u BY Laug2Il J. W. WILSON
HAVANA CIGAFgSs--A lot Of very fine Havana Oh
y gars Just received by J, ". LANGLEY 4 co.
iunee-9 No. A, Union street.
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A. RIYA & co.
N IRECT importers Of Pure Wines, from France spai1
Italy, and Hungary, BTandies. Olive Oil VermicII etc
No. u, South College street, Nashville, Tenn
Hungarian Wines
FINE assortment Of the best brands Just received and for
IA saleat aug-5 A. RIVA & Cos.
White Wines.
UsCATEL, santne, etc, very choice article for sum
w mer drinks, for sale by aug-5 A. RIVA & Co
French Wines.
DURE, choice Old Clarets, for sale at
aug-5 A. RIVA & Co.'S
Champagne.
NRENCH and Hungarian Champagne, Of choice also,
IL Wine Lemonade, sparkling and sweet, received
aug-5 A. RIVA & Co.'S
South College street, Nashville. Tenn
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
ashViIIe TO WemPhis.
Cotton per Bale % IS
Wheat do Bushel, "a
Flour do Barrel so
Tobacco In hhds. per 100 hs.
The above special Produce take effect
date Wheat Flour viii charged rates,
shipped loads y Wheat 275 bushels Corn 80 bushels
and Flour IS barrels per car. CHAS. ". ANDERSON.
aagl0 BP General Agent.
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Manufacturing Phanaceutists and Chemists, Pttsbur Pa
Sold in Nashville by Ewn, Pendleon Co., W. W. Berry &
Iemoye, Dr. Roscoe Jo G. Brown, Demovlls & Bell,
G. W. HendersbO DR.. T. Wells Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
& Hunter Druggists generally throughout the State
mays '55-dtriEwlyins.
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NASHVILLE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1855.
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Glass 81 draws on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1883.
Glass 80 draws on
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1858.
- Glass SO draws ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. IS, 1858.
Glass 81 draws on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1858,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
$4,000 Tickets!
.YIvR PRIZEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. 'es
Magnificent ScheTne!
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Is. 4. FahuestOCk's Vermifuges-This safe and
only eectua remedy Worms has been svey used
y regular practising physicians than proprietary medicine
which has ever appearance in the United States
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who attained emnence in the medical profession IN all the
Middle, Western and Southern States.
The great Of its popularity the fact that nothing has
vet been discovered which lie substituted in its place, and
that NAV without any fears the result
1t perfect safety recommend, il every parent are
ecreted within system, will speedily expel them without
fail But obtain the genuine article, purchaser
should be on his guard look well to the initials the bottle
and wrapper and particular that he buying BE A.
FahncStOClIss Eermifuge, and no other.
septI2-dGWlm
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Great Bargains at No. 22 Public
sSsEz-S SqUare.-We viii offer entire stock of
goods cost for cash only for few days, make
Fall Stock Now the time for everybody get cheap goods
Call soon or you will miss the chance.
aug5 l. c. NICHOLSON & co.
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Il ? Look out for limitations Lea 81 PERKINS, WOr-
eStershire Sauce. See advertisement of JOHN DUNCAN
& Sons. aug2I-d1y.
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FNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No / of T. A IS. TEN.
pIars meet the Thursday evening month at
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
R0. LAPSLEY, S. Of C.
H. Il. MCALLiSTER, l. Of c. .
jy3l-Iy W. II. MORROW, Comp. R.
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.SsssA lot Of very fine Havana Ci
J, ". LANGLEY 4 co.
No, A, Union strsst,
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FEVENNESSEE Division, No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet
V Saturday night Temperance ball, above No 50 Cslege
street near the square 10. W. BROWN NJ. D. W. P.
W. B. Nancy, NJ. D. W. A.
N.R s
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
/ aSEE-za MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Nashville. wdtW
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FALL 1858. FALL 1853. FALL 1858
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Rock City TIiIIs.-J T. BAU1L4N 6 co., Propri
et0rs J. E. BAUMAN & Co.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
Bashford Exposed.

The information elected through the
efficiency of the committee to investi-
gate the Lacrosse Land Grant frauds.
is startling, interesting, and likely to
prove productive of much good by ex-
posing the mode by which the lands
were obtained, and the relative value
Of the vote and influence of those who
supported the swindle.
Byron Kilbourn testifes that ex-Gov.
Rashford received from the Company
$4,000 in bonds for his needed servi-
ces to obtain the passage of the bill.
and that he subsequently cashed s15,-
900 Of the bonds before the Governor
would affix his very valuable signature
to the certificate that the road was COM
pleted twenty miles west Of Portage
Although siding with Mr.. Bashford
IN political matters, we are happy to
assist in spreading the evidence Of his
vlllainy. When a school-boy, we knew
this same Bashford in q quiet village in
the State Of New York, where he was
esteemed fourth-rate lawyer. Here
his propensity for meanness first devel-
oped itself to our knowledge. We
suppress facts as being decidedly for
o,1,7
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10


LANDS RESTORED TO MARKET.-The
General Land Office gives notice that
''the grant of land to Wisconsin has
been so far adjusted as to authorize the
release from withdrawal Of the vacant
offered land outside fthe six miles linn
its" on the LaCross and Milwaukee
Road to St. Croiy Lake, and on the
North Eastern Road from Fond du Lac
to the State Line. Also, on the route
from St. Croix to Lake Superior, suffi-
Gent time having elapsed to make sur
vey of the route and selection of lands
and none having been made, the lands
will be restored to market with the pro-
viso ''that the railroad grant will at
tach to such of the odd numbered sec
tons as may be selected under said act
within the six mile limits Of such parts
Of the said road as may be actually sur
yeyed and staked off before the day fix
ed for the restoration Of said 1ands.''
The Menasha, Mineral Point, La
Crosse, Hudson, and Eau Claire offices
open on Monday the fifth day of April
for the lands along the Lac. and VI.
and Fond du Lac and Superior Roads.
The Hudson, Superior and Eau Claire
offices open on the third day of Nav
for the lands along the route of the
road from St. ,Croix to Superior CITY
and BAYFIELD, "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

EMPEROR NAPoLEoSs' FUTURE PROS
PEcT.-The foreign correspondence of
the New York Times has the following
with reference to the purpose entertain
ed by some very unalniable individuals
towards the Emperor of the French:
1t is reported that one of the prison.
ers, Rudio, has turned States evidence,
and that, in his confession, he has re-
vealed plot that does not offer very
smiling prospective for the Emperor.
According to Rudio's confession, the
conspirators were five hundred in num-
Der. They are bound to their work by
a terrible oath, and their object is the
assassination Of Louis Napoleon. Each
year, or oftener, if circumstances will
warrant the attempt, the whole band
are to draw lots from box in which
there will be five winning numbers
The five members drawing these are
held to put in Immediate execution an
attempt upon the Emperor's life, which
shall be approved by the whole society,
and by those who are charged with its
execution. The society has plenty of
money for carrying out its designs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

80 The Madison correspondence
Of the Neenah & Menasha Couseryuto2
in speaking of the debate in the Senate
OH the Kansas Resolutions, has the fol
lowing mental compliment to Senator
Hanchett. r......: ......
The Senate have had at interesting
time in considering resolutions III refer
ence to Kansas matters. For several
evenings these have been discussed
with a great deal Of zeal and interest.
Messrs Bean, Davis and Hanchett.
three Of the ablest members Of the Sen
ate have spoken on the Republican side.
and Messrs. Simpson, Clark, Tucker
and Cook, have spoken on the opposite
| was deeply interested in the speech
OF Mr.. Hanchett last evening; the more
so, that he placed himself firmly upon
the position Of our Supreme Court in
regard to the question Of State rights
and jurisdiction Of the federal Courts.
when [ had always before supposed
that he was opposed to that position,
and favored the position Of Judge
Howe and others claiming to be repub-
licans. | have never heard in the leg
islature a better speaker or more
sound reasoner than Mr.. Hanchett ::
though young comparatively, he ,cxhib-
its a power of mind and degree Of
intelligence and information, a liberali-
ty of feeling and nobility Of character
which cannot fail to place him among
the first men in our State. He has a
truly legal mind-one that will not
overlook the spirit and the ftndainen-
tai principles of law, III obedience to
precedent, prejudice or technicality.
We regret that we have not been
able to obtain copy Of Mr.. Hanchett' 5
speech to lay before our readers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
zGEcS0eSsr.,
New Y ork, March

Notwithstanding the intensity of the
cold weather, Tamlnany Hall was well
filled with the friends OF the Admins
tration.
Hon. John a. Dix presided. Speech
es were made by the Hon. Robert Nc
Lane, of Baltimore, John Van Buren,
and John Cochrane.
Mr.. Dix, in his opening remarks,
took the ground that Kansas ought to
be admitted at once, without reference
to the allegation of fraud or irregula,ity
in the formation Of the Lecompton Con
stitution
Mr.. Van Buren, took the same ground,
expressed his dissent from Douglas
position Of popular sovereignty.
Mr.. McLane would oppose the Adj
minlstration if he believed that frauds
and violence had been committed to
the extent charged.
Resolutions sustaining the Admins
tration were passed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

fERsoNM.-We were honored with call by
Gen, Dodge, of Illinois last Monday. Meeting
him in the street so costly and wontedly loca-
ted III his carriage, upon espying him the ques-
ton at once REQUIRED to our mind whether we
were i'll Wisconsin or Illinois. The General was
taking general survey of our general rich soil
noting the general good health of people in the
Tmeries, and their general prosperity and con-
tcatment. He has arrived at the gcaercl con-
clusion of visitors in general that the Pineries
possess more general advantages than any por-
ton of the country he has travelled, and to the
conclusion ofvisitors 'asirersaRy that Grand Ran
ids has natural merits uneqmatea for an inland
location, for the formation of populous CITY.
The General has decided to come again when
the General Land Office re-opens, to make a
general grab at the lands Of the General Gov
eminent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
Obituary.

We are called upon to record the de-
mise by typhoid fever of Mr.. WIZ.
COMPTON, aged % years, whose spirit
left the body on the 10th instant, after
the brief illness Of Is days.
About three months since, Dir. c..
came here from Lake county, Illinois,
to pass the winter with his brothers and
sisters. Possessed Of robust health and
vigorous habits, we are shocked by the
suddenness Of his decease. Out of a
family Of twelve children, William is
the first one called to the spirit-land.-
While his loving brothers and sisters
lament his early departure to his eter-
nal home, they have the consolation
that he lived an upright, worthy life
while on earth. Without protesting
the Christian religion, It's principles
We're the adornment of his character.
Without speaking much Of a future
Heaven, it was evident that he pos
sessed the Kingdom within him, and
he perpetuaIIy labored to inpart this
divine feeling in the circles in which
he moved. Without talking much Of
the goodness of God, he was made
cheerful by his intuitiye knowledge that
lie was too wise to err, too just to do
wrong, and too good to delight in the
pangs Of either innocence or guilt
With sentiments like these, his depart
ure to his long and perpetual home was
rs tranquil as a sweet sleep-as though
realizing the divine fact that he is no
more to be panied by human angulari-
ties or earthly affections.
Cease weeping, mouners. Your
kind brother is not Aeatz-he has only
passed the second birth. The occasion
for grief on your part is cause for Joy
and gladness to him.
His living virtues proclaim a more
eloquent eulogy than human pen may
indite. In the language of Christ, 1T
is profitable that he goes hence, -
there to commence renewed activity for
the progression Of his own spirit and
that Of all created intelligences. And
I let the reflection that there is no death
be soothing consolation to your de
pressed feelings, and that what is your
loss is his immense gain.
'Ihen let us not dread, as penal doom,
The summons that BIDS Us prepare to 90,
Nor think, when we see the crumbing tomb
That all Of the man is buried below.
Let us chase from our minds each dread and fear:
Let us cheerfully walk on our shortening road
And whether we 60 or continue here,
Make the house ofJehovah our place Of abode
The funeral sermon will be preached
by Rev. Mr. Smith, on Friday after
noon at o'clock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
Foreign News by the New York.
New York March :

NeN OK, Mdfcn D.
The steamship New York, from
Greenock, Feb. l4th, at P. NJ, ar
rived to day.
She brings Glasgow papers of Satrrr-
day evening, the 18th ult., which con-
talns few hours later advices from
London.
The London Advertisers Paris cor
respondent writes that Allsop, one of
the conspiratorS, was in Paris very re-
Gently, and was frightened away by the
menaces ofhis confederates who threat
ened to take his life because he ex-
pressed doubts respecting the success
,of the dreadful enterprise. He has
without doubt, escaped to America.
The steamer from Alexandria az
rived at Southampton on the 18TH
She brings the heavy portion of the
Australian mails, and e10O, 900 in gold.
The Marco Polo, with 100000 in
gold, was off Holyhead on Saturday A
N.
The India House had received long
dispatch, but it adds no important de-
tails to the facts already published.
The Daily News has an indignant
leader on the treatment Of English en-
glncers by the Neapolitan Government,
and the inaction ofthe British ministry.
The Journal de Frankfort states that
the commercial crisis in St. Petersburg
caused several failures, with liabilities
ranging from $4,000 to 100000 silver
roubles. Steigltz & Co. are reported
TO have lost largely, and by way of com
pcnsation, it is said the Emperor has
permitted them to export one million
gold imperials. The 10 per cent ex-
port duty has been suspended in their
favor, 1t seems probable these partic-
ulars involve great eya@geration.
Accounts received in Paris that more
troops are required in China, to carry
ont the intended operations.
No more addresses from the army
are to be published in the Moniteur, OF
any other paper in France.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

LeaveIIWorth City, Feb. 81.

LCdN Civ vi III tItN, go. = l.
We are having dreadful times here
abouts. 4 noble young Free State
German citizen OF Recommendations
OF our police-went up to Weston yes
terday on business. He was attacked
III broad day light by gang of men,
headed by Ely Moore, jim Murphy,
and some say, Jack Henderson, who,
it is reported, have returned to the Dor
der counties Of Missouri for the ayow-
ed purpose Of exciting trouble. The
williams nearly killed Baker. Our peo-
pie, especially the German portion,
have sworn vengeance against the as
sassins. The feeling is deep and uni
versal, and storm is brewing, depend
upon it, that will soon break out in fu-
ry. We have sought peace-have Ia
bored to restore amicable relations with
all, and their deeds Of violence are our
reward.
In a great measure is the ultra press
OF Missouri headed by the infamous Re
publican, responsible for this state of
affairs. In the name of all that is good
or noble, we, Of Kansas, beseech the
press and people Of Missouri to avoid
exciting the passions and infaming the
prciuaices of their citizens. 1t is a
crime against truth, treason against
God and our common country. I speak
not thus from fear. Kansas is not on
" able to take care ofherself, but DOW
erful enough to retaliate on her neigh
bors. But she longs for peace and qui-
ct, and she will sacrifice anything but
honor, courage and principle, to receive
it.
1t is currently reported here tonight
that band Of Platte County despera-
does, intend making descent upon us
during the week. This, we hardly cred
it, however.
Gen. Lane made a speech in our
city last night to an immense crowd
Excitement ran high, and it was diff
cult to keep our citizens from striking
a decided blow at some Of the usurp-
ers.
We are preparing for the election of
Delegates to the forth coming constitu-
tional conventions, and will poll q
heavy vote. The Free State party is
to-day more unit than ever before.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
-E-e@e c..


Monroe Stewart who was SEN
fenced to death with Fife and Char
lotte Jones, for murders it was sup
posed the three committed, and who
had the day Of execution postponed,
has had full pardon from Governor
Packer, of Pennsylvania. Fife and
Jones at the time of their execution de-
clared Stewart innocent, which was
the ground of his pardon. He is still
IN jail however, awaiting the result of
other pending indictments.