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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-From article in
the London Times, giving the programme of the
laying Of the Atlantic Telegraph, We
learn that the two vessels, the Niagara and the
AgamemnOn, which are again to De employed in the
undertaking, will repair to the point in mid ocean
where they are to begin laying the cable about the
beginning Of June. All the best authorities and
most experienced seamen have been consulted on
behalf the Company to the state of the weather in
the Atlantic in the month Of June, and We believe
the result of an immense Of testimony goes to
prove that there are some Eve or six consecutive
days in the month during which gale in the Allan
tic was seldom or never known to occur. The eK-
petition will leave these shores SO to arrive in
the centre Of the Atlantic about the commencement
Of these halcyOn; days and the object will be, Of
course to get over the deep part Of the under
taking before the weather changes. The line will
be Joined and laid from the centre Of the ocean, the
Nisgars bringing her ends to England and the
AgamemnOn conveying hers to America. COmmu-
nisstion by electric signal WILL Of course, if the
wire holds, be kept up between the two vessels the
whole way.
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Union.

EhAADAAH l5ins l53os
VNTB, the undersigned, have Capt A. B. Nswsom 3
w Ane horse Union, and consider him Justly deserving
liberal tronags he Is standing the present season three
miles north Of Lebanon, wilson eOun y Tennessee SIS
the Eeasno, and 81 70 the groom. He e full brother %
Peylo got BY Imported Glencoe. dam Giantsss By mpor-
ted Levahan grand dam By Sir Archy great grand dam by
ported Dare Devil bis fh dam Lady Bongbroks she b.
imported PantaOon Cads BY WoTmlys King Rerod PTim
BY imported Dave, stella By Othelo Taskus Imported
mare Sci ma. BY the GOdOlphin Arabian
Union purely and popular bred, mastery in ave: his
proportions and symmetry, blood and blood IKE appesF
ance, make him Inferior 10 horse America he Is we'll
defeTying all The praise generous people can bsstou
T. BARRY
CHARLES MORGAN.
". q. GUILD
WI. HARVEY,
A. K. WYNNE
G. B. WILLIAMS.
GEO. BLLIOTT.
april 4-HguBsI All Of sumner county.
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BoLTON AoQUITTED.-The following note was re-
oeived st late hour yesterday evening, says the
Memphis APpsal,) aPprising US of the aoquittal of
BoLrox, charged with the murder Of MoM1LAH,
in the Circuit Court of Upton county:
COvNGTOS, April 10, 1853
To the Editors Of the appeal:
At half past eight o'clock this morning, the jury
in the case Of the State Of Tennessee against Isaac
L. Bolton for the murder of Mcmillan, returned into
court, aud rendered a verdict of not guilty. where
upon tho defendant was discharged
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC NJ STEELE
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BSg- There is little correction that desire to
make in regard to the Connecticut election, which
is set down as a Republican triumph. This is true
in part, but it is certain beyond the shadow of g
doubt, that but for the American party entering
heartily into the contest, the Democrats would have
been successful by from 900 to 5000 majority.
No where is this matter better understood than in
Connecticut, and throughout the canvass the Amer
leans maintained their distinctive features without
the sacrifice of any of their political principles
Wasb. Cor Bait. Pdtri0t
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THE GREAT SOUT4ERH BOUrE.-The closing Of
the gap between New Orleans and Jackson, will
leave only eighty miles Of unfinished road between
New Orleans and Memphis On the East Tonnes
see and Virginia road, gap of only eighteen miles
remains to be completed, which is the only break
in the railroad connection between New York and
Memphis, and the work of closing that up is going
vigorously on. There nov remains less than hun
bred miles of road to be constructed to complete the
vast, continuous railroad line between New York and
New Orleans
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APPOINTMENT -WilliamV. H. Brown, third elias;
clerk in the General Land Office, has been appointed
principal clerk of the public lands in that Office IN
der the act of 4th July, 1886 This appointment
does not, of course, conflict with the position o.
duties of the chief clerkship of the General Land
Office, now so ably filed by Joseph s. Wilson, Esq
the duties Of the principal clerk Of public lands
not being defined by law but such may from time
to time be prescribed by the COmmissiOner.-Wa Wash.
Union
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co..
Successors to Clifton & AbbOtt,)

Successors 70 OllILOn q AcDotly)
A RE daily receiving additions to the former stock
"A Gentlsmen's ClOhing at No Is Cedar street, Wnere
they would be happy to all the patrons Of the old firm
and all others want Of any goods in their line Our
stock embraces every article to be found in Gentemens
Furnishing Store
In the TAILORING department we have great variety
of piece goods which ew. axe Up TO order and war
rant TO give satisfaction Two Of the hrm constantly
in the Eastern Market and all patterns and styles
forwarded to this house with despatch We tter Ourse
that facilities for receiving sll and desirable
styles will enable TO suit all who favor with their
patronage.
april i8 CLIFTON ALBRIGHT co.
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AGRTCULTURAL BURFAU.

The stste Agricultural Bureau commenced its
Spring Session in this city yesterday and win con-
tinue its meeting to-day. The principal business
before bureau the is the arrangement Of the Premium
List for the October fair
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fNMACHINE MADE
y j Horse shoes. y

n HB TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY. e. TROY
N. y, have HENRY BUkD EGiS IMPROVED HORSE
sHOB MAChiN EKY nov iH successful oDoraton and a..
prepared execute orders for 81 and MULE sHOks
Of any Weight and Pattern, price but dlio above ID
price Of Horse Shoe iron.
Ihe quality o. me Iron used in these shoes b wante
10 every respect Iheso shoes have been approved or az
are nov aaed BY the United yates G5vernmen exclusive
u, as also by many Of he principal Stsgs 0ml3u
companies and HOTse sh0urs throughout Inc country Al
PeFsoh inclosing IS 10 she undersigned, will have {
sample OF U POUNDS assorted sizes % his address
OfdOrs addressed 70 Babscrbsr a. r9y W rscsiTt
prompt attention.
aPhl6-ly WIN BURDEN, Agent. Troy, =. z.
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NOTICE

r viue Of decretal order OF the ChanesFy Court at
- GainsDOTo, made al the February Term 1883 Of said
Court IN NE case Of George white and ais against James
A. spufoek and ais pendng 10 said Court viii on satur
day. the st day Of Way, 1855 the Court House door 10
SalnsDofo sell a. public auction Tor cash in hand, likely
Negro Boy. This 18th March, 1853 W. H. Bolts,
Inaf2l-W4t prs Zee 81 Clerk & AaEte.r
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WASHINGTON CIV.

The Ovtrages repVted to be peFpstrsted in Kansas
are rihing Affairs in comparison with the daily and
nightly scenes Of real cruelty lawlessnsss and muir
der enaoted in Washington city. For months past
that city has fully equallsd "rOwdy Baltimore >"
in the number Of outrages on life and property.
The Washington correspondent Of the Charleston
EOsliag Meas, writing on the 9th inst, says:
ROEdyism, robbery and murder stiD run riot in
the Federal Metropolis. On Saturday evening be-
tween nine and ten o'clock, party Of young men
took tramp through the northern part Of the city.
Going into grocery store they called for cigars and
liquor, were waited upon, and departed without
paying their bill-ihe proprietor being glad, under
the circumstances, to get of 50 easy. Proceeding
northWard into the suburbs they overlook young
man NAMED Cornell, belonging ct Columbia College.
They aocosted him, questioned him closely about his
place Of residence, and demanded his spare change.
He hapded them quarter Of q dollar and cent,
stating that it was every cent that he had about
him. But not satisfied with the amount, and ek-
pressing scepicsm Of his statement Ofthe party
held pistol at his head, while the others stripped
him Of his watch and ried his pockets Of whatever
they contained. Then returning sOUthWard into
the city, they met two young men entirely unknown
TO them-one Of the two being Marcelus Stops, a
messenger in the U. S. Treasury Department. One
Of the party, since arrested and identified as VIM.
Johnson, seized Stops by the shoulder, after mo-
mentary alteration, placed his pistol his breast
and shot him dead on the spot. Four of the party,
including three JOhnsons, have been arrested. II
was with Ruoh difficulty, yesterday that the officers
kept Vim. Johnson from being hung by mob Two
men, supposed to be the parties who committed the
murderoUs assault the Capitol grounds the other
night, have also been arrested. One Of them was q
city policeman
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We print the first half Of the speech Of Mr.. AvERE
in this paper, and wiz complete its publication to-
morrow 1t fully justi6es the warm praise received
not only in this State but BY the leading Democratic
press of the country
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. Dr..
Halsey, Of Louisville. KY.
THE
Literary Attractions Of the Bible.
'A' a FLEA FOR THE WORD OF GOD, CONSIDERED
AS A CLASSIC.
By LIE ROY }. HALsEY, DID.


In the following pages it is proposed tn D,.-,, ~,
line Of Ehatmly Be called he iuei5s5t,I ~,
Bes-so set forth It's claims, blth a. .l,..i. - -,
BOOK Of E'oerAl education. Regarded simply q b,o u
.--, q A'lo and gs0ius Of history and aoqssaos il
nAs etsred an inHusues which cannot Be ,ss bbIv -.
mated aad eommsnds itss,f to evsry suI.v.5 -,
sanding 1t Is the book Of our learning not rs, ss.s
our rslgoni The basis Of civilization. not l ~, ~
sfi'ailoa has moulded into shape it b.. guieE.,s5
ln'o e me whole body Of our secular learning a. vel q
W ~ Il oaa e'ea'hed its oEa vital spirit into all
our science literature, legislation. pbos,-b - -
and political institutions.
I'ls these attractions which may Be felt and spDr..td
even b. the irrsHgous snd woridlv-nin5ss 49, =,
propose to group toge,hsr in distinct and soup.d
vis@ Our object viii be 70 speak Of The Book Of God a.
production Of inspired gsaiusaBd classic t, 70 rvl
ehing Of its immsasuTabls wealth. as ssls Of l
edge and mizs Of wisdom, model Of sloaususs uza
erPeesoi POosy, tex book Of instruction. and hus 10
snasr II 50 FAR IS We shall Be abb attractive % AL
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DIED.-In this city, on Sunday the 18th inst, at
the residence Of Dan. A. Johnston, Miss MARY JAM
REED, in the 2lst year of her age She died as she
lived, devoted Christian.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TT'HB hne new passenger Steamer JOSEPHINE
SAVAGE, capt. STRONg, will leave for zIes-+A
above and ali intermediate landings THIS
DAY. The 18Th Inst, a. O'Clock, p. b. For freight
passage. apply board or to
sp.ilI3--6 Fl. H. HARRISON, Agent.
For LOuIsVille & OinPinnafi.
THE superior and fast running passenger EsnRnh
L aud freight Steamer TEMPEST, thsa-.S
ARR Master, will leave above and lssti
all intermediate landings on "WEDNESDAY, -
tho I4h inst at ~ O'clock A. 81. For freight passage
apply on board or 70
H HARRISON, Agent.
u Through receipts given for transportation Balt.
more Philadelphia New York and Boston. april l3-td
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ANOTHER FIRE.-About 9 o'clock on Thursday
night last Col P. GOrdons kitchen in this place was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm was given-the
citizens all turned out; but the wind soon carried
me 1smes to the dwelling, which being large frame
Oullu.ug' was soon In a blaze the roof and the
garnet Of the western wing. The Firemen we're
promptly on the ground, but the wind carried the
flame so rapidly through the garnet that the utmost
efforts Of the Company were unsvailing 10 stay the
ravages of the devouring element
We believe all the furniture was saved. tbouub
muGn OF 1t IN damaged state. The citizens sym
Psthize with Col. Gordon and his family in This
heavy calamity. No insurance, and loss 50 600
Columbia Herald
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


TIE GreatCentraI Route connecting the Asantodtt.
4 WithW sstern Northwestern and Southwestern 5isist
1y continuous Railway direct This road also eonzssi
81 Pltis5uEg win daily line Of Steamers TO eli p0rs
be Western EVsrE and at Cleveland and 5anduaky viii
Steamers 70 all ports The Northwestern Lazss making
he most diFset cheapest end Fsg5ls T0is By Whiat
tRkIGHT be forwarded 20 and from the 6rsat Hsl
Ests1 between Philadslphia and Plttu5urg;
fiRST OLASS.-Boots, shoes, Dry Goods r., = a., :
On b0Es8,J Fur8, Feathers, &c....... - - NNs-
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationary,
Dry Goods On balss) Hardware, Lss- SOC per leon
tnerI 3D.. $500 ...-. $500
hid CLASS.-ARTils, Baggng, baeoa5 a. -. 49,,
and PORK lin bulk,) Hemp &e....... ~ POI AsoA
FOURTH CLASSs-C0dse5 Elsnl Bacon, a. - 49,.
and Pork packed Lard eod Lard ull ~ - W.
Flour-8O Is per b5.untl further notice.
arain-85 cts. per 100 i1s- until further R1tics.
ottou-s2psr bale, nIi exceeding SEQ bs Usirhs unt1
further notics.
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of PSi7.
delDhia be particular 20 HIrE package Bg Piiqlrsfr
RgiEroGd' Ali Goods consigned % ths Agents "a On
Road PhilsdoPha or Ptsburg will ha iorEardsd via
1ut dstsnton.
FzusHF AaEEra-Harris, WoFmlsy 4 On w.,,ts-
tennessee; Z. 2 Sas8 Co. s. Louis; n a fIif.bsii =
Son. Evansville, Indiana; DunesniL Bel AM Nu-F 80
Carter JeWstt, Louisville, Ky.;R &c. Medium H9drs5
Indiana; Spngman Brown and Irwin 4 % fi.riun-fi
n. w. Grahsm Co, ZanesviIs Ohio. L,sssb q %. M
8 hlI5y sreet Boston; Lesch Co Assor Herss New
YORK MOL William street and No Baftsrr P1os New
York Ed Snaedsr, Phiadsphia, Many 4 Koons Bal
imorsi Geo. Q. Fransiscua, PitisburR
=. d. HOUSTON, General FFsiglf Agesf Piil1.
d. J. LOABAERT, Ssp't ALso0aa, Pa
sPrl, ts.-d
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON MONDAY, APRIL I9rH, 1858,
WETE will sell for Cash in front Of ouFWarehOusea
W piele ass Jrment Of GROCERIES, consisting 10 part
follows, VEs
20 hhds new Sugar, 100 bXs Star Candles,
900 bags coffee, lOl hlf & qFs Star Candles,
IS bbls neWMolasses IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese,
~ bbls srs'd poW'd usars 100 bbls White Whisky,
As kits Mackersl, rs n. Y Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs d Rasins, 10 bbs Holland Gin,
3 sack Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
II case saIdRes, IS dos painted Buckets,
20 box Cove Oysters, 80 nests Tubs,
lObags Pepper, IS bXs Starch,
p chests Teas $50 bXs Soap
20 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bXs DOyleis Candles,
IS cOils Rope, Ice dOz. MaaOn's Backing,
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Flaska,
together with numerous other articles 20 make
plets sale. LANIsR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
apTi3-td. No. 80 Market Street
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER L-Gensral Charasisristies Of tss R-rl. 81,
Sils5,eAi k-lntroduct0ry-Ths B be as s-sic-
Inc Bibiea adapted 10 ChIdho1d-Ths Bible In ~, rb.oi
81 a. O9Lsgs-Ihs Bible IN our English Vsrsion-T6s
Ds 10 tas lour great classic TOnguss-Ths Bible % ~
tasl 70 ne sac and Us Sch00ls-Ths Bible ths PAIN,
G Clum OF Amenean lnsttutons-Tbe bibs ard he
Cnnrcn 81 RJms-ConcludirE Remarks
CHAPTER IL--Postry and the Bsrds NJ tbs E;br. n.
ture snd Uses OF Poetry in the B rs5,s -,
Hebrew Prose and Posiry-Style Of Hebre-r Pos,-v
FaTallelsm-SPinto Of hebrew Pos,ry-Dspsrimsnts Il
Hebrew Fosiry-ind iencs Of Hebrew W -ii,--
OF Postry in the BIbe-Ths seven Crs,i:r ,,,-is-
Tne Argument from Poetry CONSUMING Remarks
CHAPTER IIL-Eloqusnos and Oratory Of lie Old RS
Lament-Eem5nts AID Characisrisucs OF Elounsnes-
lllusiratOns Of ECquencs Earliest Exau.Bls al Fo-
qusDes IN the Old 1sstamsat-Juda5 Ii - o-st1-
Aaron Is an Orator-Oher Examples fron he Oid r. s.
tament-Eoqusncs q Hushai the Archie.
CHAPTER IV.-Ths Eloquent Orators Of g New Te,,-
menL-Ezamp pies OF Perverted ElCQuauce-Herod ana
TsTtulls-Speseh Of Gamalisl-Tbs 4 I1ouapt 4 D7l5-
Stephens Address % TIE C0gncii-Preachlnq o. Iohn
ne baPnss-Petsr As a. Orator-Sptseh Of James Be-
ore the ynOd-The Recorder or Town tark a u7ssua
The ElOquencs Of Pa1l-Panl on Mars B-Il,qal,ry-.-
Of our L0rd-Couclusion.
CHAPTER Wipes Of Female Character in the Bibls
Interest Of TIE Sgbis5t-GsEsrll -Clsssiacahos-
Picture Of ETe-Sarah snd Re bsrah-Chsraesr III n
borah-Character Of Esthersnd kutb-IersbsI nd Ath
aiah-Herodas and her Dancing DauEhtsf-AbiVsiL
hannah, and Aartaa-Ihs Marys-C0hcludiag ks-
marks.
CHAPTER VL-Rfprssentativs YouBv NJ, a. IN. R,,s.
Range AND Limits # the Theme-ihs First Of Young
asa-lne klrst Two hr0thsrs-Characisr Of JossDh-
Inc 1Outaot Moses-5keich Of David and Jonathan-
Sketch OF Samuel and Ssul-Saul aud Samsl Ct Endsr-
CaaFacleT OF Abialou-Ihe Young Mao Is SOVEREIGN
me Dung Mea Of the Captivity Dung Mead t1a
New Testament
OHAF LEh tlL-Scsncs and the Sagss Of the Bible
Relations and Bearings Il he Subisct-The Moral Sci
sace a the Blbe-I5e Blbls Physical Science
ElFsL oelentns Characteglsiic-Seconi haractsrstic
Inrd haraclsrisuc-Add i0nal Iliustrations-Ths s.
gesOf the Bible
CHATTER VIII.-Oriunal Conceptions: or. OEeets Of
subumly and Beauty IN the Bi5ls.-T6s Divine Exist-
eace-Ihe Providence Of God-Tns Personal Character
q Cnrist-Ihe Idea Of Special Divine Iufusncs-Tha
Sanreh Of God-Ihs Common Brotherhood OF Man
Toe Day Of Sacred Rsst-The MiIlsunium-Ths Res.
urTeeaon Of t6eDead-Ihe Last Judgment-Ths Hsav-
emily W0rld-Eha scheme OF RedembtioB-- Rs.enirrl 7
ton and Conclusion.
FOR SALE BY
W. T. Berry & Go.
aPruz Pm lie square.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH IE EDGEuELD.-Therew will be
Divine service at the sohOOl-house in Edgeheld on
Wednesday eVsuig at 8 O'clock All persons are
respectfully invited to attend and take part in the
worship. Rev. CHARLES T. QUINrARD, Rector Of
the Church of the Advent, Nashville, viii hold ser
vice and preach.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

TuIS HIVE has taken the ds premiums at all the
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
aud pronounced the best in With this Hive
any keep bees with perfect safety and The
bees may be made 70 SWARM from hives, or
mHy be conducted into any number Of hives
Ss, and sill have full supply Of Queens The bees
entirely protected from the Bee-M0th and other insects
which annoy and ruin the bees. This VARIANT. II
managed according 70 the directions which given the
book furnish. The bees opportunity exercise
the spring, and clear 9Th from their hives Without
flying out die the The 9Th any time
removed from the hives without disturbing the bees The
bees be transferred often necessary, TO give them
comb and without kiliing Them Il prevents all pos.
sbiLy Of rObbine while feeding And Is thOTOug Chilly
uaied throughout feed-daWeT hives, honey boxes, and
Chambers The work aud progress Of tie bees may
in the hives honey boxes and feed drawers. Tne scene
presented by Of beehive has seldom failed 70
interest ncHrOus observer, while u hs with
establishment mind OF philosopher When The dsy
s 1ne and the shnng ghty the habitsOn these
marvellous little creatures exhibits the aspect Of popuous
and busy The gates dod with hundsds
dustrOas wosker-some on the wing in susie
oilers returning from the heds laden with food
earnestly engaged IN buding-sOme in tending The
youug-Others O ed In cleansing their hattaton-s be
four I've may dragging the corpse OF com
Panion, and it would appear, serupulousy paying he
last hOnOTs TO the dead.
II ? Who would do without honey, when all can have
abundance, vita the proper HIVE-
marry SMALL & ESTES, Agents.
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Bank OF Nashville Building
Tor Rent.

MlLLReni our Backing Holas Tor lhs rsnsldsref taia
year andfof 1859, upon eIssofnFy aForabis iarma-
Any person Wshng Bankng House, couid "a D oeie1
suited and With lte expense could BE- made a. aac1
lsEi establishmenl foT retail Rlncg sore.
Apply % n. ROBSON, rFeEi
pnl @lm
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r, FRANCE & Co, Managers,
CALsO MANAGER OF THE ND. LOTTBBIEs)
Plies Amounting to 72,OOO!!
LIST OF PRIZES TO BE DRAWN.

Tickets from 81 % to $40.
Rem mb-r thateVsTy prize in this Lottery will be drawn
and oil prizes paid in full without deduction immsd-
ateiy after the drawing.
Tickets Tor sale By
A. J. LOECHER & co.
Limestone =. near Main, Lexington, Ky.
az All orders by mail will be promptly attended TO-
aud the Managers Official Drawing, certified to By tie
Sworn Commissioners will Be sent all purchasers Of
Tickets.
N. B.-A Circular containing al the Lotteries for the
month will b. sent to any one wishing It, Notes on all
Banks not broken will b. taken a. par for Tiekes.
Address al orders for Tickets 10
A. J. LOECHER co,
Limestone street. Desr Main,
LEXIsGFOs, KENTUCKY
or Box 70.
~ A. J. LoECHBR 4 Co, have been appointed b7 Us
to M all orders for tickets in the She By College Lottery
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TINE SALE.-Bear in mind that Messrs HARRIS s.
Co., sell large and varied stock of Groceries at
W. II. GORDON Co.'S Ware House, at half past 10
o'clock this morning. See advertisement in another
column
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WISH TO purchase from 10 to 25OOO bushels Of prime
msFehantable Wheat for immediate delivery for which
wiz pay ths full market price. X. O'KANB,
June IS-tW&Wd Market Street.
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Printinp 0mce Coz Sale,

THE CONsTITUTlONALEST 80
n Printing office, sheoyViils, Ea~ssts
Tenn, is Tor sale. Il contains 3l9 pounds th-hzH
Of Long Primer, 2l9 pounds Of Brewer, kFFsa
with plenty Of Title and Display Type. In Esaat
connection With the there Is Of rg-e17A
the best selections Of JOB Type in me state f'ATN
outside Of Nashville and Msmpha Il is efE@4aseaasf,
probably the only ONCE the STATE VII Eh is entirely new
The hole half viii be 5possd Of reasonable terms
to good practical printer. Address
J. n. BASKETTB,
april Shelbyville, Tenn.
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Lost
Notice.

A sORREL HORSE, moon-eyed. and OF medium height
n The finder will deliver him the "soWanes Livery
Stsble," Front street.
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