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R. A. FahncsfOck's Vcrnifuges-This safe and
only ectual remedy has been nsvey used
BY regular practising physicians than proprietary medicine
which has ever made appearance in the United States
isued with utmost freedom and confidence BY geneen
who eminenee in the medical profession in all the
Middle Western and Southern States rE q "a
The great Of its popularity is the fact that nothing hiss
yet been discovered which he substituted In its place.
that il NAV be used in all cases without any the result
perfect safety recommends il parent If
within the yn, h viii speedily expel them without
But obtain the genuine article, every rcs
should his guard snd look well to The initials the bottle
wrapper and particular that he is bgyn D.. 4.
FahnestOcI6's Fermifuge, and no other. . fss
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correspondent Of Chattanooga Ga-te writing from
Jasper says Judge GARDEHRE, held Circuit
that place, that lac acquitted himself greatly the satisfaction
every body, except, perhaps few eTidoers says
Lucinda Martin, indicted infancde the murder ron
child her father William Martin, her mother, Agnes Martha and
her sister, Lucinda MARTINI also indicted jointly with her,
tried Nancy convicted Of murder in the degree, and
the penentar sixteen years and months Agnes
and William Martin also vcted Of murder "a The second
degree and FOR years Lucinda acquitted They
all tried separately. ..-...a-
George Clark, apprentice boy, tempted by his
DUNN until be whole half dollar, when Dunn prosecuted
him for stealing and he found guilty petit larceny The
jury recommended him the mercy the Court; the Court and
Jury having mercy than his hard hearted master he
turned loose upon securing the cost to the great satisfaction Of
everybody, except perhaps his prosecutor
Im Gilman tried for ostructing the Nashville and Chat
tnOagu Railroad This prosecution has been pending for long
While and is perhaps The first o. the Kind in the State lie
found guilty and sentenced 70 the penieut for years. but
appealed to the supreme Court at Knoxville. % .f-
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PROCLAMATION.

ESHAM G. HARRIS Governor of the State OF TenneseeTO
& all who shall these presents-Greeting:
To the SerIs counties Of jackson, Macon Smith, Put
nam and Deab, composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit You
hereby commanded open and hold election at all the places
of holding elections in your respective counties Wednesday
The h day October ISIS, (fter giving months notice
as required by a for the election Of Judge for said circuit to
nm me vacancy crea by death Of the Hon John L. Good
ali: and due returns make accordingt0 law.
In testimony whereof 1, Isham G.. Harris Governor as
aforesaid have hereunO my hand and caused the
H. 81 Great Seal Of State affixed Nashville, this
- 18th day Of August. 1858.
ses u By the Governor, ISIAM G. HARRIS.
lie P RAY, Sec'y Of State. Taug3 % Wit
Tie Cookeyle Times will publish four weeks and send bill to
fla
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Manager CRISP has perfected his arrangements for the present
dramatic season. and night for The opening.
He has exercised great the selection Of the company, and
with the stars engaged feels that he will be able present
the drama to the citizens Nashville upon such basis will
command their support With such attractions the Gaety,
he feels confident being able present. feel assured The low
ers Of the drama in this city will accord him liberal and
neltve support They can do this they will do if they
desire elevated position worthy the support Of an
intelligent and discriminating people.
Mr. CRIsP opens the with the sterling English comedy
OF Cure forHs Heart Acte. OF say nothing
selves though we are anticipate entertainment Of very
high II they perform this piece as shuad be Per
formed they themselves enyiabe reputation
as artists Of high merit If they the Just expe
atous Of the patrons Of the drama night they pass
with credit to themselves the citizens Of Nashville
will not be tardy appropriate acknowledgement Of the fact
the patrons Of the drama wigiye Mr. CRISP to NOR
row night an the support may confidently rely up
on shall present them the drama such be
worthy support Let him feel that if he performs his part
aceTaby- he makes the Gaey place Of recreation and
amusement intelligent people, support
ed fullest extent that such should command
We understand that among Others Mr. CRIsF has effected
a1enents with Miss LOGAN, Mss J. NJ. DAVENPORT, Ar.
Fp,yrv Boor Mr.. DREW Sir. ANDERSON whom
will probably appear Monday night Of the coming week. and
the others to follow
The Orchestra said we'll appointed, and to be able to add
greatly to the attractions OF the season.
Wea-ain bspea full attendance night OF the pa
DRAMA each may Judge for himself what the
prospects for such entertainments during winter,
calculated interest I'd intelligent community
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THVIIE next session Columbia Female Institute will com
mence n the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive thorough repairs,
but will be ready full time for the opening session
public already apprise Of the of the Rev
Henry LEE A. NJ with the subscriber Joint PRINCIPAL Of
Institute will not fail to appreciate superior oppor
offered great additional expense in every
branch OF polished education In addition to unsur-
passed advantages music vocal and instrumental the French
language will only be dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore will be taken to have spoken
ton by every means, having AT FREyCH
TABLE making the medium Of Communication at Rotations
&c.
For information in regard the Department Of Music and for
per session, reference is made 90 the annual Catalogue For
any further information, address etherd he Principals
augl3d&irwl&wu W. II HARDIN.
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Elders G. THoNPseS Of Georgia, and J. CLARK, Of Virginia.
ministers old OF Bapt IS viii preach an the old a
list Church this place, the usual hour, Ttursda the
10Th inst and Tlesdag, the aIst inst.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

tESSION OF ls5gTHE FIRST REGULAR CouEsEoF Lectures
- in Institution will commence Monday, the st
vember and will continue till the LIST Of March, ensuing
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all students
will be given during the month Of October
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy Des
criptive, Astrological and Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D. Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, Professor of Physiology and Pa
thOlOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER, N. D., Professor Of Materia Meiiaa
aud Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY, D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical jurisprudence;
E. B. HASKINS, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine:
JOHN FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children
II. II. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
city H0sptl upon the premises OF the College and
der control Of the Faculty, at which operations performed
prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass, Cln
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures Sl05 20
Naturalization fee paid but once) 5 90
Demonstrators fee (required but once) 10 90
Graduation fee, . 90
For further details announcements apply 10
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyI7-d&Wtf Dean OF the Faculty.
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The sOmervile 1r 4th tells individual who claims
20 hail from Mississippi himself PowElL who hired
horse and buggy PATlLLO Of that place. to to
Masons depot Memphis and Ohio Railroad, Mr. PATyo
sending boy along bring the horse and buggy back On his
depot he offered the horse and buggy for sale. and
sale moments more, hut from the
fact that there was some one there the boy we'll the
horse, arrest after examination before
committing court he was to jail awaith trial at the
Circuit Court for Fayette county.
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FRUIT CANS.


SmVTHLAND, PADECAH,
= fLeE, hFouisVille, SIC Louis, and stsfa.tIa
-s2ez5szs Memphis Regular Pack-EZaa1E
PTs. LEAVING Nashville on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and saturdays at 10 o'clock, A. NJ The new
splendid passenger steamer :.
HfmupfOnka. Capt. H. G. MatheReys
will leave Nashville Mondays ard Thursdays at 10 o'clock
A. N. The light draught PASSENGER steamer
Cuba. Capt James W. Hunt,
will leave Nashville edneays and Saturdays 10 O'clock
A. N The light draught passenger steamer
blanche Lewis Capt. J. L. Batemam,
will leave Nashville Tuesdays ard Fridays at 10 O'clock A NJ.
The above first class lh dragt passenger Boats ard will
leave reIpv on those appointed days, making connections
Pauca the q 3 Nail Packets for the above named places
For freight orpassags applson board or to
iune 54 A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Appetite and strength Restored William
Young Of South Psbug, "AeT having suffered severely
for several days with distressing attack Darruha
purchased bottle Of BeRHAyEs HOLLAND Buffers It grdu
ally checked the disease restored bowels perfect order
Before had finished the Bottle found my appetite and strength
returning believe worthy the character you gave it. and
shall recommend It as such" septic dtriw &wIw.
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gentleman writing from New York, says; By thevay,
speaking musicale reminds Of the pleasure have recent
ly listening to the very charming lady Of
your city-Mr5 S. O. WrruulsO is brief visit to
this city for the purpose Of leng the system Of BAssI,
the distinguished Professor Of vocalizon.
description ANALYSIS Of Signor BASIN system,
but who hears Mrs. W sing the Cdsta Disa 80
iuRge viii entertain any doubts Of its superior excellence
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Louisville Sept Lat the meeting Of Railroad Presidents
was determined to advance passengers fare to the old rates AIS
70 advance the rates on freight
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GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of this Com
~ pany will take place az Memphis Tennessee on MONDAY.
the 18Th Of September lSj5 which full report of the Stale
things in Texas will be made, and Of tie proceedings Of meetings
in Louisville Cincinnati and St Louis New ewere
the plans Of the Company ENTERPRISE from
its present difficulties Matters are nov condition that
the friends OF the Road protect iona o Stockholders
lights Of the Company, and tbey0n doubt from
existing difficulties, general tlrn Of Stockholders
phis DESIRED and unanimous actionucb NAV
be there backing the meetings already had will doubtless
the eneprse restoring confidence that the work may
progress
SEND JEPTTA FOWTEFS pras
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NASHVILLE.
SUNDAY nOnNINa, SEPT. IL, ls5s.

The following gentlemen have been elected Directors Of the
Memphis Charleston Railroad Company for the ensuing
year: sam Tate p Brien y. Donegan, Wm Ecos r. n
Patan VIM Dickson Chaz VI. Hunt R. c. Brnkey, O. C. At
knson. $50
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NEW ORLEASs Sept IDeahs from yellow fever yesterday IS
Arrived-sbip Tempest from Liverpool
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II We are authorized 90 announce sAnHrE IS tir ESQ o.
Carthage. candidate for Circuit Court gnass IN spe s
Judicial District cororosed Of The counties OF smith, Jackson,
Macon. IecsIb and Pvtaau-. = "a sspi9- tFsEFtd
mayorhfty. %
sssrize5 tosHhsahse Tuosll J. HAZE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election q -. -
NJ We are authorized to announce MosEs sINsLToS as
candidate for Mayor at ensuing municipal election
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100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON 4 CO, Is College s.,
n0-BAGs BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON 4 CO, Is College st.
100 BA AS HALTI BfG257 c CO.. da. s '
100 ASs "AhTr BFf151 9 COS Ga 5r ale
1nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Cor sale
HUI cheap By DILLON & CO.. IS College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & co. Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. IS College
4 On BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON & Co. Is COLLEGE st.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.

IN UhDEHINU IIChEIo UF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
have tickets ending in figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will he pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
il Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain,
give their Post Office, County and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
RithOutdelUctiOn
? All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the dTawng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All comnunicatons strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets Certfacatesto
5. SWAN & Cos Augusta, Georgia.
? Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta,
have their orders h and time, By addressing
& Co, at either Of those cities.
II Of the numbers drawn wheel, with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled pub
lished afr every drawing In the following papers-A
(Ga Consutonalist- New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
New Weekly Book, Savannah Richmond
Dispa,c New Dispatch Paudiug Qss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat. jy-S
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KTTE have good Of NEGROES for sale Some 10 or y
w likely Boys from I 70 90 years old several good young
Women with child each; or good house Girls from Is
years old we'll qualified and be highly recommended:
good Carpenter 90 years old good Cooks Men from 25
to 40 years Old We anxious to sell the regular
msrkst prices. (aug94 Z. H HAYNES & co.
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NEW YORK. Sept lDe Sanity the Electrician at Trinity Bay
says that the difficulties the Cable temporary and eIectr
cable The Cable has not parted.
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TEMPEPANCE DIRECTORY..

FVENNESsEE Division No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night Temperance Hail. above No 50 CsIege
street, near the square. 10 W. BR0WN, NJ. D. W =.
w B. Nancy NJ. d. w. A.
.-..- B. F. JOHNSON, R. 5.
ETHIOPIAN Temple Of Honor, No 81, meets every friday
l. ming al the Hall as above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, W. c. I.
A. 7. BRADSHAW. ". Y. T..
w u. MORROW. ". II IL
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JUsT yyEEAT EvERY FAMILY WANTS..

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only S2I S35 These
n Machines need only he them place in
every family. To appreciate you examine
all want good cheap sewing Machines
County Rights for the sale Of the EeItlcIOn a Ray
mOnd Family sew ing Mac incs will please call
undersigned who is for Middle and West Ten
Rooms j. b. Vests Music Store, Union street.
College and Cherry streets
n B-Prucuar attention paid to repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines by experienced hand. Terms Cash
3. FLEMING'S Sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville. Tenn. aug 2O-dugSwly.
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CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HONEST!
NOW IS THE THE "E
Come and See,
B Il u n N w O q ID .

FEVHE village situated the halfway
point between Nashville and Frank in, @ miles from
The city Nashve) the junction the Wilson Turnpike
aud Railroad This the eligible point Between
Nashville and Franklin for beautiful iIsge-beng thscOnuec
ing point the two turnpkcs Railroad county
roads leading the village from direction the proper
outlet 70 beautiful and most productive country.
retreat for he pure every being shaded Ivy forest
GROWTH It cannot eNceed. The location being
bicer than public square OF Nashville, thin a
of rri5r sulphur Spring, and 2 miles OF strong Cha beat
Srriu.- both accessible in carriage on horseback.
If r wish avoid heavy taxes some Of the lots lying
Williamson county and subject 10 railroad tax and expensive
living come here and YOU get lot most reasonable
Provisions can he purchased low rates and trewool De- de-
ers st YOUR dollars cord 4 quarter 90 beef ana
srE OF -four much the same delivered az some
t i'm the additions Nashville Fine range Tor stocs and
building material Mills along the line Of rairoal aud
other point where would cost little would have tie
same advantages. 90
The village las at present store, Post Office, with daily
mail from Nashve1 Frcrht House, resident Physician, and
dwellings late y erected anl being finished a
E}se Brick Church and School House has been iu The last
Few ays completel-comIeteut Teachers employed aud the
~ " III he in operation the second Monday Iu september
mo cars leave Nashville twice day and arrive here u twenty
ar ,lrt minutes Come yourselves the advantage
Of home shop point and YOU wish 10 buy and
build you shall have full tlne 20 pay ,-,. q,
You can get Of size from 100 feet by R ieet deep 10 .
10 or go acres. with wood and within few minutes
" Of the Depot Brentwood For Vineyards or Flower Gar
5ens the locations cannot De- eNceled.
NANCE & WOODWARD,
Deaderick street, Nashville, or to
j. II. Nj HALL,
In BrtrOOd FIRST depot from Nashville. and Tenn and Ala
Railroad. SEP -
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WEACHERS WANTED

TEyEACEHEERS VVANTE ID. --A gen IernarI and his e
qualified take charge Of a Male and Female Academy
and the branches usually taught class schools
that character obtain permanent profitable situation
Dyerrg Dyer county, Tennessee. making immediate an
pcaon. The situation ers unusual inducements teachers
who desirea permanent location. Address
F. g. SAMPSON.
augl7-F3t Dyersburg, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE, March (. 1858.
Il V0LIIT1yE Esq:We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the
publication OF Mr. Meigs Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports. The points decided clearly stated and
gtiei 10 say work characterized by accuracy, ab
~ industry. will be Of much value TO the Bench
that will receive the patronage Of the
profession, to which you are justly entitled.
NELL s. BROWN. HENRY NJ r. FOGG,
Z. W. MACGANOCk, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W +. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox. A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON ~. BRIEN, SR, S. NENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN H. EWING,
G. NJ. FOGG, JNO REID,
JNO. A. MCCAAPBELL, WI. X. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEMCSS. Criminal Court.
Theb0ve mentioned Digest be had at the following Book
sores
= Messrs Lamb, Young & Co. Memphis, Tennessee
Mr.. G. L. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
hlessrs John York & Co, Nashville. Tennessee.
Blr. J. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee
may4-d&wt Il. Y0LLINTINE.
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ND various affections consequent upon disorderei
"a STOMACH OR LIVER. such Indigestion, AciGity OF
tetonach, COlicy Palms. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, De-
pondency Costveess, Blind bleeding Piles In all
vous Rheumatic Neurac Affections, it
instances proved highly bHeEcia and in others e
cided
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Beqraye. Because % its great Of the
European States, Introduction into the United States
tended more especially for those Of ferInd scattered here
and there over face Of tie mighty country. Meeting with
great success among them, oder It to tie American public
knowing its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knOwledged
Iis cuIarly recommended to those persons whose cons
tons may have become impaired by the Of
dent rits or other Of dissipation Generally nstanta
neous in eject it way directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling am uuckenng every raising up the dropping spirit
and in fact nfusng health and yg0r in the system
NoTIcE-Whoever expects % find this beverage will be dis
appointed the sick weak and low spirited, It viii prove
ef aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAIILON
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
mauv limitations which the public should guard agant pur
chasing persHd to buy thing else until have
given oerayes HOLLAND Pters fair trial One bottle VIII
convince you Infinitely superior to all these mm
Propretors, ,,,-,-- -, 90
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts and Chemists, Pittshur Pa
Sold in Nashville by EWn, Pendleton Co., W. W. Berry
Inoye Dr. A. II Roscoe, Jo G, Brown Demoville Bell,
G. W. Hendersho DR.. T. Wells Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
& Hunter and Druggists generally throughout the State
NAYS '55-dtridzWlyins-
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The citizens Of Lincoln county held meeting Fayetteville
on Monday organized the "Lincoln Couny
Agricultural Mechanical Society," The following the
officers:
Presi7eGt-JoHN NJ BRIGur.
Wee Presids-D. R. SMITH, JAxEs F. DRAKE and THoNis
WHITAKER.
ZreISurer-L. L. STONE.
Sscretdry-C. A. FRENCH
1euti5e C1zaBdze-P. HALBERT, W. }. srBGALL, B5 F.
CLARK, W. B. RHEA and S s. ALEXANDER
The Fayetteville journal says: Among the interesting Incl
dents Of day exhibition several fine colts We do
not the Of all the colts shown, but the
test seemed between belong Col KCHEvAL and
belonging B. and finally after much discussion Of parts
the praise awarded the latter by those who
had to judge them We looked az the colts and
thought them perfect specimens kind could decide
which the superior and concluded the judges would moth
able to decide them, being familiar with the sub
iec they decided stated The other colts also very
fine especially belonging J. R. MASSEY, which the
emily yearg shown and had competitor The interest in fine
Stock raed say, seydeny growing among peO
pie"
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VALENTINES DIGEST,

MEMPHIS, February 25, 1853.
II VnLISTINE Esq.:We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Supreme Court OF Tennessee, delivered suisse
queut the period at which Mr. Meg Digest Closes with much
interest exhibits accuracy research and aiitythe
printing and binding we'll executed and must prove yalu
able addition 10 library Of every lawyer We trust you may
be amply rewarded your effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN Z. CABUTHEBS,
HENRY d SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WM T. BROWN, and ChanceTy Court Of Mem
G. P. FoUTE, phis
r. G. PAYNE, B. F. AckIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
ED. NJ. YEBGER, Memphis.
SAAiL. ". AYRES, JOHN T. SALE,
]. B. LAMB, Attorney General
T. s. AYRES.
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!

a Circular showing the plan of the Lot
terieS VIII be sent TO any one desirOus of
receiving its
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk '
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whoe Tickets. $50
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Ky TEEEssfsaPH-
Special Aqent.
Railroad Fare.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1Dr Thomas HaneJ has been appoint
ed Special Agent accompany the Fecapura Africans to Lie