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ESs- For Gne Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on MCCALL, YANLEER 4 Co.
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House and Lot on McLemore
street

DY virtue OF the power aud authority vested IN
I'D by Robert Tndail and b. While Will oler for
the Court house In thss city. On SATURDAY ,
TILE AHA or sra TENDER Mkt Lot ON the east side
81 McinOre street, north 81 Cedar street, fronting
Acllefnore street 90 feet and running back hall
way 10 spruce, street which A. slIgatcd frame
Dwelling and ullier cut houses.
rKKAs 20 ana II munths' credit, without interest,
except $50 ah,ch = III be required casa: a0tss we'll
secured anu liea retained until the purchase m0ncy
Il paid. ). n ILEASES,
Jy29-td Clerk A4la Master.
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Markets bV TeIeSraph.

NEW ORLEANS, August .-Cotton-Sales
1000 bales; prices easier, but quotations are
unchanged; sales Of three days 200 bales;
receipts Of three days 1850 balls. Corn 80.
Whisky, Raw %. Sterling exchange 81. New
York sight ! discount.
CINCINNATI. August 3.-ProviSIons aud -four
unchanged Whisky %. Oats 80. Corn ac-
tive at 90.
New YORK, August 3.-Cotton dull, sales
5000 bales. Flour and Wheat unsettled.
Corn dali. white 95(9l 90; yellow l O5. Mess
pork firm ST. 40(GSl7 so. Lard oil 81. ~
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Change Of Schedule.
sss. 49, - = Sssss o.
NASnIlLLE Ana CnAllAAUULA RAlLhOlD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -esN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD

IN and after SUNDAY July IIth, Is5s, the Pas
" scnger Train - ~ run a. follows:
Leave Nashville daily al D 4. n. and go T. NJ
Arriving az Chattanooga at 2.2O r. NJ anu SO A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga al . A. NJ and . L. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at so L. NJ and $40 A. VI.
through tickets are sold at Nashville the follow
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Lot on Market Street. 25 DIV so.

Ewing 4 Bowen ~. Callaghan aud q T. Sanders ne
DURsu Ant 90 decree al this Court Ia the nho,-a
causes ~ May Term, 1858, Will oiier as Public
sale, az the Court House In this city on Styrd he
IN gay OF August, 1888, what is Known as Tie
ell'shan property on Market street the same being
70 feet 'front.' by 90 feet deep. e
Terms One third cash, aud for the balance credit
on one ANA two years with interest notes with approy
ca snhy required, and lien 90 be retained until the
out equity Of redemption 49,
ie6-td C. An Chanrery Con-, =, Ss,,,r
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PNOCLAMATlON.

Il WILLIAM SMITH, Gossrnor AZ Virginia, certify
ana make knorn that Joseph Preutlce--xho
signs ccrtncaie relating q TAs 6raefs1.1erg Yso
fals Pills the Clark u the court 81 this state
The said cerii1 a. embraces he q the most
rclablc and responsible uco.se tins community ana
eertincs ~ the invariabie curative action a. me
GraessberE Vegetables flia IA the following issas.
.ho1s CsIplains, Asthsne CONSTIPATION Dy sr,ep-
sia Eryslt,cias, Low. NerSssas and simple Fercrs.
Gastric feFors. Grips. iisarfbarn, Headarhe lndl
Ecston, Hy steftcs, Liver Complaint Nervous nssrd-
Neuralgia kheuIn iiisn aud al diseases arising
frum want u srtion la tbs digestive organs
And further testify TIA; flll credit lath are due
and ouk1t - Dc eivua o. said cert 1c1ffs.
ID testimony Nhereof, I have sabscflhot ny same
ana clrsel Tue Great sal - the state BE- ufnxnd
hereuntn. WILLIAM smith Governor
wn n Rscslsnrszs~, Sec csa and Keeper o. the sal
D. kIrT1insE, ~ Portsmouth, ccrtlh.s that these
ffs tc nest remedy foF Diseases u the digestive
organs t41t be has met With.
Dr. caArsks never anything equal % them for
Liver, Stomach S4ss "a apa Hes9aohe
IN has nse1 fheln for al ciasscs ~ nIieas
caurlaias "a all culaies. and feuod thss wheu
PRESCRIPTIONS and oinef niedecs, m hundreds Of
49, Baked % do -.
Rsr q A Pax. Pastor % she Prsshytsrhsn ei.arcs.
A. sPsnees sys Ihss ~esk ar-plss aud arc me essi
Ias,s are Is isast shes<1ad fsnll,ss An DasiAsoa
coas.Ey llans siat always Keep the Us Aosse
c4nse ~ u<hx them On The tftt appearances Of ind
paaiII1n they huatrel. ~ collars N rrctar's
bills Prize - esnt1 per box.
islyc1-o N-ss, sls.
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A CA r, u

ii Soid our entire business to AFR. Alexardr.
Delisser, wish n this manner ~ retn,r -, =
sincere thanks 20 friends and customers for tie
n''efa' patronage hitherto bestowed us and 10 -
Iict Tor our successor continuation of the same
All debts due 10 our late firm will be collected by
Mr. Dclisser or his authorized Agent who h. alone
empowered % settle the same
je23 LYONS a. 10
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TIVE arm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON x Co, CON-
II posed OF And Allison, 7. Anderson and W IA
n lAnAhAn, Mas by mutual consent dissolved ON the
lsf day II June, by The rearing OF Mr.. M'Lanahan
IRON the arm And. Allison aud T. Anderson are
aieDe authorized wind up the business OF he cd
arm Those indebted % the late nrIn are requested
y make Payment ~iihogt delay, and those ha wing
Claims against the same VIII present them for pay
ment ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.
Having purchased Mr.. Nfanahan' = interest IN lie
goods Ne have taken Ia partners ia our busines.
Dixon A Ailissn and John b Johnson We sl..il con
tinue az our old stand, where Vii be pleased ~
inset our odd friends and merchants generally.
bcing ANXIOUS - cat dosn our present sock As low
A. possible, Preparatory " faii purchase viii
ouer indacrmeuts Ia prc-s tilose shng replica
ish their stock We shall be glad all times 10 re-
ceiye Their ORDERS and ~nI do besl III tAefa
satisfactorily.
ianeIa ALLISON ANDERSON A 60
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" TN. p WILLS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why it requires
4 gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate a Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
why SO many excellent house keepers" not do
L feb22-u
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,4S5 Prizes amounting TO. ------....-- $500, 900
Whole Tickets S10 Halves SIS; Quarters 50 so.
To BE DRAWN

rN- A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF receiving II.
Certificates of Packages will be sold At the fol
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ARMSTRONG & co.
KINGSTON SPRINGS For carr

II pursuance OF Decree of this Court al lts Last
May Term 1855, viii offer for sale 10 he btghsst
vale, on SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF AuCT-sr
heAt that valuable property known as the kingston
Plhks' situated % miles OF Nashville and S,tb
in n lew hundred yards OF the Nashville and Norfh
western lsroad, and on the western bank OF Hrncth
river in Cheatham county. f'
S'iu property consists OF the Springs HoteI hrld-
lhss, ana two hundred and forty. i've acres OF bna
surrounding the same has valuable mineral ana
iretstohe springs upon II tine ashrg streams In s
N'olhity ana VIII on The completion OF t,.
NaSiIN He '"1 S'9 ~
iE'Ns-ihe hiddinFs for this property vi \ he oncp
90 ~ ~ 300, upon the following terms one hair 81
thr purchase money ~ be paid on The C5th az Jnnna
~ 1907 Nth one years interest anu the ether ha m o,
ded. 'e''s' Au-
J. r. GLEANES
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From the suljoincd jas d esprit it may be
inferred that the. Boston Post is not very
friendly TO the ed'tsr of the Louisville Jour
nal:
Prentice has tried how aptly and well he
Fpuld attic his Jokes on DOOR Monsieur Belly :
Il Z older French gentleman seems the more lit
Aud natural butt Of Pretcas wit,
'sFOr says Old Hunk, whose tongue there's no curb
@'TTsn't Prentice for years been but Of OH Bour
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

1his document occupies all the space usually de-
voted in our columns 70 matter other than Iegsls-
i've proceedings Il isunasssilable in it's facta and
'mpnegnable in its logic Ii will do to stand BY and
to fight for The Kansas question sbsorbs al others
for the present; and the Message win draw line
between the conservative men Of the country, and
the mere fsotiOnists To the issue forced upon the
country By the abotionists, there only two par
ties the one must sustain the administration, and
the other viii oppose it. The chief opposition to
the administration will come from the North and its
principal support from the South. Not that there
is any thing in the question which should cause
such division but because the factionists North
must keep up an excitement upon it, or die.
We have the right to appeal to the members Of our
State Legislature, as patriots and lovers Of their
country, to sustain the national administration in
its patriotic work Already is the late failure to
act BY our House Of Representatives. quoted by the
abOiiOnists North an evidence that the South is
divided We pray that body to silence this misrep-
rsssntaitOn by prompt action. If the KnOw-Noth
ings choose to lend 10 our enemies their sympathy
to promise cooperation with them, let it be remem-
bered that the Democracy have the power to do
right II they fail to exercise that power, they will
prove untrue to the popular will We pray our
friends to Danish distraction from their councils,
and to promptly do the work of MEN, PATRIOTS, and
DEMOCRATS.
The President has discharged high and respon-
sible duty, in placing this subject so clearly and for
chilly before congress and the country. He has strip
Pedit Of ell its surroundings, and exhibited the sim
pie and naked facts as they exist on the record Let
Congress now do its duty faithfully, and as well,
and sixty days will not elapse before the country will
exhibit state Of repOse and quiet which shall lead
us to wonder that it has lately been the theatre
Of strife and contention on topic thus easy Of ad-
iustmeHt
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COUNTY COURTS JURISDICTION.

On motion by Mr. DUNLAP, (by unanimous con-
SENT the House proceeded to take up Mr. Roberts bill
(l6s) to repeal the acts giving the County Courts
jurisdiction in cases of the partition and sale Of real
estate, &c-the question being the third reading.
Mr. ROBERTS and Mr. BULLOCK stated its pro-
visions and the expediency Of its passage.
Mr. BLACKBURN gave objections. Il was re-
Election upon the intelligence Of the magistrates
Now parties have their choice Of going either into
the chaneery court, the circuit court or If their
matter involve not so much value, and they desire
to consult economy Of time aud money, they can 20
with their case into the county court. In majority
Of cases. he believed suitors would prefer the cOun
ty court.
Mr. ST JOHN was in favor Of the bill.
Mr. NEWMAN moved indefinite pOstponement
Mr. DUNLAP considered that the whole act Of 1S49,
on this subject ought to be repealed and that this
discretion should be limited to as Jew tribunals as
possible.
Mr. NEWMAN demanded the yeas and nays on
his motion to postpone, and the same being ordered
and taken, resultsd-yeas SO, nays 29.
Fsas-Messrs. Algee, Bentley Blackburn, Rrad-
ford. Brszelton Csntrell. Carter Of Hardin, Cope
land, DObsOn, Dodson, Estes, Cannon, Hamilton,
Holmes johnson, keeney, Lamb, Lloyd, Low, Nick
lev. Newman, Randolph, ROulssoR. RenshaW, Rose,
Saunders, sohmittou, Senter, Smart, Stanton stO-
valll, Summers, Taylor, Willis ms Wood and Speak
er Donelson-86.
Nays-Messrs Anderson, Bate, Bsylsss, Beale,
Benton Bullock, CALDWELL Carter OF Garter, cooper
Davis Dunlap, Ewing, Frazer, Fulton, GOlladay,
Griffith. Ivie Laskey, Maris, Richardson, Roberts,
Rowles, St. John, Shrewsbury, Thompson, Wilson,
White of Hamilton, White Of Knox, Vaughn.
So the bill was indefinitely postponed.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On motion by Mr. SUMMERS, (by unanimous con-
sent the House took up the bill from the Senate
1O5l TO consolidate the Memphis and Ohio, and
he Memphis, ClarksTille and Louisville Railroad
Companies and the same was considered and passed
The first reading.
CONVENTIONAL INTEREST.
The House now returned to the unfinished bust
less Of the morning session, to wit: The consdera
ion Of Mr. NeWman's motion, to reconsider the vote
ejecting the bill to authorize conventional in
crest.
Mr. DUNLAP took the floor In favor Of the hill. 4
BE was svsFse to the existing legal determinations
n favor Of bankers and licensed shavers in the mat
er Of lending money. He argued that the bill I
proposed no infraction Of the Constitution The /
convention which passed the Constitution had no /
Intention like restricting legislation in this respect
This bill Wss no more an unconstitutional act than
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Feb. ?, 1855.
EVENING SESSION.
THE CODE.

The SPEAKER, according to order, directed the
Clerk to proceed with the Code and the Part VI Of
the Senate bill 1857 to revise the statutes &C. being
again read through, it passed the third and last
reading in the House Of Representatives, by the
following vote:
Ycas-Messrs Anderson Bate, Bayless, Beale,
Bentley, Benton, Bicknell Bradford, Brazeion,
Bullock, Caldwell Cantreu, Carter of Carter, Carter
of Hardin, Cooper, Copeland, Da7ie, Dobson, bod
son, Dunlap, Estes, Ewing, Frazer Fulton, Cannon,
Griffith, Hamilton, Holiness Ivie, Johnson, Kendrck,
Keeney, Lackey, Lloyd, Low, Maris, Mickey, Ran
dolph, ROulslon Renshaw, Richardson, Roberts, St.
John, Saunders, SchmittOu, Senter, Shrewsbury,
Smart, Stovall, Summers, Taylor, Thompson,
Williams, Wilson, White OF Hamilton White Of Knox,
Wood, Vaughn, and Speaker DOnelsOn-59.
NGyS-Messrs Algee, Blackburn, GOlladay, Lamb,
Newman. and Rose-6
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WAS BE LUCKY FELLOW "A man who was 3
small manufacturer, had engaged in many local
speculatons which had always turned out well, and
thereby rendered him person ofsome considerable
wealth. He bethoUght him Of buying 3 lottery
ticket; andhe had only Just received one in return
for an enclosure Of ten dollars to s. Swan Co.. Of
Augusta when he fell i'll of an acute disease, which
certain to end fatally in few days The doctor
revealed to him his state. "By jingo!' cried he,
rousing up at once into his old energy, 81 shall do
Swan Co., before I die l always was lucky
fellow, I'll be sure to draw that S60OO0!l" The
sequel proved that he was right, and 90 was the
doctor he did edo Swan & Co.," and the disease
did hiHl IN y. Mercury.
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TIE CoMPTROLLFR ELECT.

We are requested, by Gen. DUNLAP, the Comp
trOler elect to say, that, his official term com
menoes the LIST Of March, he must necessarily be in
this city that day, and cannot therefore, be in
Knoxville until the 4th Of March. The late law re.
quires the Comptroller to be in Knoxville the LIST of
March, but it is hoped this explanation will prevent
sny Inconvenience which might arise from officers
visiting Knoxville in the expectation Of finding the
Comptroller there on the first
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ZACH SATURDAY IL RERREARH
5 g - anoaaL-ag II -. -.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES as; QUARTERS. g2Jt
n ~ 49,

PRICE o. TtcEGfa.
WHOLE TICKETS, Sl0i HALV Is s.; QUARTERS g2J<
PLAN OF Tbs LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 5000, corresponding with hos
NumbsFa on the Tickets printed separate paper.
onerolsd With small Sin tubes and placed in Wheel
TIE Hrs 45I Prizes, similarly printed and eneresd
placed IN another Wheel.
Ths Wheels are tnsn roVolved, and number ia drawn
from The Wheel Of Numbers. and at the Prize
drawn from The other heol. The Number and Prize eaWn
opened and exhibited 10 The audience rgsssd
b. the Commissioners; ho Prize beng placed against ths
Number drawn THIS operation Il repeated Until az Ne
Prizes drawn QUA
AFFaoEIHATIOH PHlGEsIhs tWa preceding and ths Two
lueceedlng hum0sFs 70 those drawing the iTs Prizes VIII
be orted % the % Approximation Prizes For eEamBl-f
Il Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, hos8 TioEs1
Numbered 1924, ll2i3 l5l ll253 viii each onHtad
e400. n ficket No. $50 draws hs $40 go prize Tick
o. numbered 5as, SO, 5jl So, will BE- snUtad sac
and 20 on according 70 tla ABOVE scheme.
he 5,yJ pTEss 1 tIJ viii be determined By the ag g.
Of The No. that draws the t70COOPuzs For sEampl8
the number drawing tac 10000 prize ends viii l. hsl
al the tickets WHARF the number ends 10 will be enlisted
70 go. Ii the number ends win No. then a TIE eEal
Hlsrs the number ends n viii be satsd 10 $40 and
~ OntOO,
Csrahoatss Of Packages will be sold 81 the following
rates, which is the risk.
Cart icats u Pacrnga nd 10 W7hofa Tfrtaen $50
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swan & Co.'s lotteries,
10000 DOLLARS!

FOR TEN DOLLARStf
he following sohsms vii 30 drawn By s. swan CO.,
Managers Of ths SPaTa Academy Lottery. 10 heir
Single Nnmber Lotteries FOR February, 1888, Auruas
Georgia. pn0le, under TIE supeunisndsncs Of Conm-
sl0nass.
CLASS ],
70 Be drawn in The cts Of Augusta Georgia, In pubue
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1883
CLASS 9.
To be draWa IN he city Of Augusta, Georgia, In pubic,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1853
CLASS =
80 be drawn in the sy Of Augusta, Georgia. in pubrc,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1865.
CLASS 4
To be drawn IN the City Of Augusta GoorFa IN Pabfs %
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1855.
ON tbs PLAN OF SINGLE EUMBERsi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONS PRIZE TO EYERI 9 ECKET8.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
nm nnnnH
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Wanted.
Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
Garter, Mckay & Co.
10. 70 Public Square.


ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IIth, 1858.
TTB will oEsr 60 ffout Of our store The following
w aric8s, invite attention GO the retail mer-
chants, the and county this sale futand
sell IN lots 70 suit purchasers, VlEs
- hhdI n sugar IS bzs TaTow Candles,
50 bbls Molasses, s. baskets OaHmDagBs Wine
loo bags KiO COdee, IS boxes 90 CIDER.
20 bbll CFsd q P0Ed Sugar, quar-,
10 b0ls fresh Peoans, so boxes do Do
% bbls No. 8 L Muckerai, plat,
- kits No. do g casks Ale ard Porter
81 boxes No. Cod Fish, 100 boxes Glassware
50 boxes n Ralsins, lCOedO Cigars, ass'd brands,
3 half DO 10 bbu Cologne Spirits,
10 bols GIN Reed whisky 20 peckiEe d8e bIandss,
10 dOpurs Bourbon do close oul,
50 do MOuouEahaIa DO boxes old Otard Brandy.
10 do American mandy, . doE Wash Boards,
80 easks S soda, 100 bKs maufd Tobacco, vaT-
2UO dos Painted Buckets, Gus branis,
50 DO Tubs % go bags coarse salt,
. do 40 do o. 20 grosa Gr0uno Mustard,
50 doE Cove Oysters, good, and ), he,
100 bEs Star Candies full VT g gross d BiaCklng.
50 half do do do % gross Masons u Stacking.
50 ar do do do
The above articles viii DO sold for Cash, portion
bound 70 be sold without rsEsfTs.
Fe5. 9, lass. CARTER, MCKAY & co. %
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49,, flrlsr. f5r l1srsls or CsrIlIcaIes 90
---- y e-HLN q % An-u.--- q

- Pan. r,sidIna near M08tgo msry, Ala o. Atlanta,
b9Ve bsr orders diisdl and save times ~ addrals-
lng sWEu q o., e. either o. llosa sl-ss. -, - -,
~ lat OF ne bers i1al are araHn non ne Whesil
he amo1pt OF he prise hat each one e entitled 20
N - 'biissed aisr even drawing 10 ths following pa
- ~ OrIsans Della, Mobile Register, Charssion
k-ndard Nashville Gazette atlanta ni9ilgeucer, NeU
-, ,5s5riv Day Book savannah Morning News. and Ech-
49, 1-nsfsn, and EsW ToTE Dispatch. and Fauldlng
-, rI5-iou. A urusta tGa ConsuEuIion lisa
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Sale Of Steamboat

r virtue q an order OF Hls from las Dist iet CONT AZ
- me alted states Nashville m the ca OF n M
news ahd Others, " the Steamboat scot. I'D Hb In m
VIII on SaiuTdaF, the Goth DAY OF February in.fnnt ~
a. Puohc vendue, on board q Toe boat eotspd A a.
CIV H9ari, NE SAID Steamboat Scotland her bnsF $500
lPpdre ana iarntuFe ~ the highesl BIDDER me rsrE'
ll pc required 70 py Two thousand dollars eSsb and
eve notes win good security, payable bank a ~
atalm5uls. D. m t9TRmFvrC m =. ~ o1lat N
lsos for The District Of Middle Ts1neSss,
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.
W. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT

W. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past favo8 and induysncss roui suF-
gsst has We have STEAM W onc5 u0ras and vii sooa
b thanksgiving
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES SC,
Of ever description FOG trade and our culoms rsnar
ally once and 4arerooms % spring street, uelf CssFrF,
where ge VII also Keep General E11orinast Of cheap
Chairsi Bureaus haIdr05al, a. and vii alo kesp on
hand and make % order ever description o. Mattresses
&o. Persons ordering from distance nag rely HAVING
shsir oTdeu nlisd k8aPegi1liys
VI. 4 CORNELIUS, drant,
su.Fsn Co, PIOPts,oB. npFs-a
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIEs
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON MONDA1, EEBhlAh1 10, 1895
WWTE viii sell for Cash in 'front.' Of Warehoussa con
" plsio asslFtmen1 Of GhOCkRi Is, consisting par
a. follows, FiEs
20 hhds new sugar, 100 DIS star Candles,
200 bags coffee, TO- BIZ 4 qFs Star Candles,
IS bb8 WMOlasses, Is bEs selected ". R. Cheegs,
40 bbls ersd q poW'd So gars, g0 bbls White hBky,
IS hits HacksFaL Is n. Y Brandy,
80 p'c'kgs a Rasins, DO bbls holland Gin,
10 sacks Prcans. 10 do N. Is. Rum,
SACK AlmOnds, 50g kezs Nails,
y casss sbTdIRss, Is dOz painted Buckets,
% box Cove Oyseu, % nests Tubs,
lsbsgs Pepper, 45 hEa Starch,
. chests 1eas, $50 5Es Soap,
20 bales Cotton TWine, IS 5Es Boyl6is Candles,
IS coils Rope, leo doz. Mason's B1rkfnR,
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Fiaska,
iogstharWth Numerous other articles make up con-
plsts sale. LANIEk, PHILLIPS & CO.,
febo-M. No. NnrFsf sfraef
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Enclose the money 0uF address for the eFsi oEaet
Cd tbs receipt Of which they will be 0rEar ed 81 lfli
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending ~ anJ e
ure hey may designate.
The Lisg Of Draws Numbers snd Prizes viii % sem "
parehassrs Immediately AFTER The drawing.
Purchasers VIII please write tnsir sgnaEfs PAi 81
heir Post Oties, County and State. ,,
- Remember thatsvsry priss is drawn, SID PaJaois
in fall githout doduouoB- 49,,
sr tbs rsilgoihsrp prizes 81 the lsuai tno Of iairy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Feb. . 1868.
NIGHT sEssToE-BELL RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. VAUGHN took the floor in a general speech,
dwelling with special emphasis upon the mischief5
Of alien suffrage.
MIR TURNER Of Sumner followed
Mr. GOLLADAY next obtained the hoor, but gave
way for motion to adjourn till to morrow morning
nine o'clock; and accordingly
The House adjourned.
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Doors open X past g. to commence AZ o--rrsr
BOX once open dzilJ frnm n 10 ~ al ron qisl p u.
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Last Night huI four OF ias eminent artistic,
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Florence.
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Tonight Two New Pieces !
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HARDIN COUNTY.

On motion by Mr. Carter Of Hardin, Cby unani-
nous consent,) the House took up the bill Of the
Senate (llS) 70 change the time Of holding the
Circuit court in the county Of Hardin.
Mr.. WILLIAMS proposed to amend, by adding
clause repeating the time Of holding the Chaaeery
court at Centreville the passed at the present
session Of the General Assembly, which was
adopted.
And 50 the bill passed the third and last reading
IN the House Of Representatives and it was then
ordered to be forthwith transmitted 20 the senate
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