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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
VERMONT REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
The resolutions unanimously adopted at the recent
Ve,mopt Republican Convention are SIS fOlows:

The resolutions unan inoa.ly adopted at the recent
Ve,mopt Republican Convention are IS follows:
Rred That as branch Of the Republican party CT The
nation rc:cwcoly a:hererce ard hdy to pat
orra Of pTirCpes adopted a the Nsons ConyeEoa a. rhs
Gel.hi- on h- ,7,h 81 Jane. 1876 ,
E.sced That representatives. OF he Republican party o'
Vermont we glory cord which State ho1s 20 the
world upon which the natural rights
lib rtes CT ar-ttst has fer moment by conSi
erty that the osn Of superiority b. bh, oesorpon,
her annals but that he great TRUTHS o.
the ion cf Indsp sDeered by soo anu
ousv dteec ty Others have beon TO our people sad
Ing reality. ~,
tsoted That the oryos sos ds Of the age that the Ns
ell its sintuleots legislative ldic
and usu.ped and controlled oy au os.chy
con bred the of eednm manifest
inz it, justice and desperaon 10 the aucucnt breach
II ehoro!tc compromises in its forcing by armed rvaEion
wig people the OF Ssvery aud q
Government wh they abbor ts schemes Of hbItank aud
wesk. nsoos heds Tor hutnsr bond
that Growing shame law eoa aLi history
coplg the records Of the S1preme Court OF tie United
Sta'ss in Died Scot decision. 80
R,,olred That .te ders by the Nson Government Of tie
cizens2 of Of cor cit zeps OF the several ts IN pro
hbps them ecteIns czsDs the public d",ns'n
eng passports " such travelling Hbf sd while
corrsd ss Of the State cizrrs a. home abd 10 refusing Gus
to s vessels owned BY such d hsnsiss san deeGr
tue on ,he principles Of hers and BY lie
atty adcs the rne CT a gr.uicus oppiest;c;
Rsored That required by the Kma Of humanity and
ship dcoE human naie outraged cf tre rtsos
stricken coU Of the free ioutons belueshed
fathers aud in defense II cwu liberty to resist
and like sgsreon at al times and st ell hazards
Realized Thst scc"p hs he mission oil ue tPubiicsn
ra.,, the Of the Government in law and adulna
lion O. It's consistent purity and to reore TO liberty lis osI
aioray vc6icre fee lsbor for free nen for ar %
nan tle God. eiseG r'eats
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

Erw.rhvEx RArLRoAp-RxDuc1I Iss or FsRss--
With view of inducing our citizens to visit toe war;
ous beautiful villages situsted alcng the sortheru
shores OF Long leland Sound and thereby become e.
ounnied with the advantages they possess a. pscse
Of psrmsrept or transient residences the NewIIsvsa
Railroad Company have made TN important reductions
in their rates Of passenger fare. a..s
Perhsps in no part Of the country caa be fou'd
dsebtful drives, more picturesque seoucry, or moro
favorable opportunities for seabathiDg 6shing yacht
ing, sc. And although thousands Of New-Yorkses
annually distribute themselves and spend the Sanuse
months in Westchester, Pelhsm, New-Rochele, Ms-
maIoneck, Rye, Greenwich Stamford, DNien, ,Norwal.
wertport, Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport Strstfesd,
Milford and New-Hsven, those places are stilI com.
psratively little known to ci'izers, and Of course
far less so to the majority of Soutbernee who At tt
season lush nortbwsrd in search of tho very strac-
tcns and benefits TO be met with and realized Ia the
direction above indicated. st.
The new rates Of passenger fare from Eew-Yosk 70
the desert stations on the road when tickets srop pur
-. IN.
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

To d. Eiitc, IF Tie N T. TYi5ss.
SIs: Urder the head of "New.Jsrsey Itsuns," in
TuE Tssvsg yestesay that Tbs Iury sf In
quest the bedy Of Bridget srphy weo bad tch legs
Soc ~ tie Ae ssy .rsns ruescay, onsasea
the officers the read owins vender and pdler to
ter tie car TIE sccilspt referred 10 occurred on the 1
trarA the Eric Read Jersey City and from Erie 9sos4
The installing the ROAD whisd tho accident occurred
would correction but Tor Tho which.
II uuco-rsced your article world vsr uneesrvedy tse es
fcer, OF the NewJeey Railroad The New jenny hslrseA
Comnauy entirely exclude s reddle rom their depo whk
spacious ,eceive al their and
rroyisea th pssssge tickets prid IN eutet
r. Until completion OF rhs improvemen the Casapsny
slund IL eifcul Il mpbe, exclude these porsoaz,
,ome while os;ensiby tolou Nose svocsons vee
found 10 he src pckpcckets The oicss both Nss
jersey ard Erie Railroads hsye no, been indifferent % The
ruisnce aud 70 show how their ehor 70 soae hase -
NcwJey Railroad severely redc..'d upon BY os. OF
the Of leading NewYok daily Journal for spfytcx
mali xslir stick t. ons oihese pders ses 6aJlse sH
o,h,y mea1s ice fec.ua - keep him out o the depot
By ipssrtir this correction you will ohss SERirAs
Jy,,v Gin. July |. 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
A CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
F,o,, The Sing Sing Chyon icle, June %.

F,Os, The Sing Sing Chyonicie. June g.
The village of Carmel, Putnam County, has been the
sc,ne of considerable excitement for few days pss on
account of the candesne marriage Of al extescher CT
the Raymond Iosttute with of the young LADY pu-
pls of tba institution The following letter from the
Pin cipal tells the story:
RAYMOND INSTITUTE, CAEHEL, June 81. 1858.
A circumstance which must become more or lees
public having just tsDspired 1t is deenes ADVISABLE
10 give smpio statement u tne iacts as sr as tuey
arc known.
II seems that Mr.. Bsrthod Myer, better known in
this community as "PrUf. Myer," but whose copnec-
ton with this institution vas dissolved So ne three or
fu ks since fCuCd secret Clears Of communicating
s;nce bis removal from the institution, with Mics
Fannie Hewitt bosroiUg pupil, sod ioduced ber to
cor rent marry him. Accordingly, late on Saturd y
right after the young ladies' hso all retreo apa eaoh
was seer to be in her own bed, and the lgh's ex-
tipguI.hed by the teacher who passes sr-und az
10 o'clock a, night for the purpose OF inspect
Ing the .pape looms. and sfisr a'i we're nushoc IN
married to BaItbold myer, between the hours of
IL snd L. o'clock at right by Joseph Cola Justice Of
the Peace, at t5e house of Albert knspp who, with
hs WIFE, were the oily witnesses. Fannie Appeared
in her place on the mex (5sbbath) morning, went to
church with the other pap aud repaired late on Sab
bath light to the residence of Abbott Knapp where
81 ard Mser were ts bored till morniuS, when they
took the stage for Crotch Falls.
Myer had remained IN the nsigbborhood siIcs bis
removal from tee IN n-trt!on, and had enjoyed NO per-
sor8l nte,viex with Miss Hewitt ara 10 part OF the
affair kpowp. suspected by the Institution
until ait.r the pair # this morning in the stage l.
ia row suspe cttd that Myer communicated with Miss
II. by ucscs of come dey pupil.
a fact he remembered, that his engage nsue
and msrage ith Miss Hewitt we're effected siGce bis
Siscnarge from he inslitatiOn
As to the conouct of the parties who assisted him,
or knswpg Lii. intention failed t) make i kno ia
tin II pr this sad s.ir, ~bsthcr he married
her for love money tl.sve the public to form their
own cOpclusioLs.
miss Hewitt abcu. Ii years of ace, and re.
ported to be wealthy. w. H. STEWART, PdccipAl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

Thy CoNSECrIcUT EARIHQUAKE.-Oar city and
vicinity, at few r.vte, b. fore o'clock last nig l,
VISA visited by ssrtlquske whore nOse and jsr
w,re generally observsd, sDd in instances with
little alarm. CrockCry aud windows rs,tlel ard
osry Supposed the rose was that of heavy thu under.
yet the ky entirely free FROM clouds. Others at
once pronouaeed tie jar 10 have bsen ocessoued by
ar earthquake, AMI expected a secord shock bat we
90 net bear al this time tnat second shock ~ss OBJ
served in sby other place thsn North Haven. We
hear that in Woodoriog u shcck very ssnsihly
felt. Ii was also noticed IL WaefbuIy and probably
many otter places in the State. The course of the
cal quake seemed 70 bc fro the south soathe ast
toward the north northwest, yet there msy be 3
mistake in this. We understand the. there is
oid OF more than two other earhqu skes in tbis vci0
" within hundreo years.
y" ISes -Usven PGl,3lum, Jane 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

PROPERTY REcovERED.-Actrg Japan LU'a
the Sixth Precinct ana two Of iIs officers 'shso
r,em;,es No. ls Met street, yesterday sfterno'n.
rhsrs they found s.owed svsy cisrent s'Aces s',S
g. eco wo,th Of j-welry, bsrd.ssfe and osy so'os
lieves TO have been the prccosds Of sovSa ou'sAe'
TIE h,rdwsre is supposed - bsve essn nolen h0ss
store in BsyArd street, watch "'s aoksn nss -.
Wednesday night. The "ccuPsss Oh Toe k
Mc,t street, Abraham s.hsfer s.sa Moses Levy
arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

FIsrp 81 200 FOR sKLLISs LisCon-.rsss ssa1sss :.
s,,,.,s Of Exc!te o. Aolt1utIy Conay uty.9zsf 40
sctiop ir January last sgsSst p. o. Fiser1o <ssS
iire for rspesis3 voIstsa1s Of the EScee n nsA r..
TIE su, care came % os Trial ct iLs sssense -
cult Court IA sessiox ct foIds .n zoe ". az ~
ttejuy sss'r,d avsidics Of s',fS' :" '''''
CtEnyptrss.
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IOWA.
THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.

THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.
The Democracy of Iowa Oeld their Stste Convention
sioSa City on Tlus3sy las, to nominate candidates
u Sac offctis. There were shout go delegates
pcrsrt. Geo. Won sn,Se,p presided. Tee following
es'e ticket WY roIrneied:
sec-sta,p q( Sf1te-saavsL DOUGLAS Beu,on-
saacner-fHtC. Pakvs, M.-calt-v.
Heassrer-SsMCEL LogAH Cas-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

ola The e, hood statss th,t he drank bcc ss-- he
ei6 se,.i 40 I'd ere sve,s that shs acted so be-
csn.e re-, tD,b.1o Esd Ken 20 drinking"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
NENJERS.EY ITEMS.

CELEsRATEry - THE Fov si.-7hc Ccnnhttss of
the Common Conneu of Jersey City have made e.
rsugo nen;s for he celebration Of the Fourth Of Jaly
Mcrdsy next IS follows AZ sdnrise, the Coesiasa-
tails viii fire ss',e Of 'hiteea sass oss the Csssrd
Deck. A. nocn, tAisty.t~o CUES vii BE- Gr~s sud the
church bells lung albo ct sunset. No y.hlc psrale
viii take place snG No orston is expected 70 bc Sc,v.
eIsd. 10 the evening ct O'Clock, ftews,ks win Ss
iet cff a. Ham,l:on sqssre, ard Dodsorths full bssd
viii be in stseudsnce. Tae Couuea Corucd have
mads an sppsopri ,ton OF bat $780, soasequss.y the
Committee were obliged to cOnaoe tssosselvss withis
that limit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

FIGHr BErwEEs Ton HTER AsD JIx Duas.->
At ia O'Clock last night 6ght took place 10 The
Dexter House il Bro3ine street, nses Broadway, De-
tween Tom Hyer ard jim DsDn, alias Stewart, a
English buffer" who has lately been discharges
from tho State Prsor. 1t sppsars that Hysf was
quietly sittrg down 10 the barroom. when Dunn cane
up, seated himself besde bp, snd engaged 10 tsx =
sror.irg matters. The conversation turning 70 sse
ci.cus,ion Of the "msnIy art Of sshde'srse,"
Drnp. who Is a professional fighter hscsns
excited, and called HJer coward, thief add tse
ike. Hyer endured ths abuss Of Dunn Until psa'ses
ceased TO bs virtue. At lesgth regular ksocx-
down fight took place, in which it is said ION was
,,s,,ry the worst Of t. when Ezra WHITE ths keeper
of tho saloon, with Others, parted tho csmsssn's.
,.ceived several bruises in the neoh, sLd Duoe
hsi biz pose broken and number Of teeth klocxsa
out. Cap. williamson, Of the FouItesA'h rfeo,.c1s
with Officers wldey Patterson sod fscston, o. .oe
detective squad, wsrs promptly at tls scene Of ths
fight, and disperssd the crowd. Tto parties entered
10 complaints
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

AocmESr.-Oa "wednesday evering, little gid
.teut six yes.s Of age whc cayr ehia abou, year "a
In SusSx street Hrdsop S-aublsi and tell .nans the
b.se v-,y seriously sbsut The herd feared at f. tbs.
ths sAul sctaeS but examination the xosds
loud 70 be but superficial
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

MasoSro USIoS CELEBRATios.-The recent unseo
of the two Grand Lodges Of the Masonry fraternity
this State was celebrated by supper last evening ct
the Masonic Ubion Clrb Room, No. lys Crosby aree&
About sixty prominent members Of the Order ware
present. r. w. Jsmes w. Powell, eK.Grssd Score
tary, presided. After fne supper prepared By tss
host of the house, Mr.. y. Haas, the regular toases
were given:
!. TIE President OF the United States
Capt Rybders responded.
MAsonIy-Its glorious beams bleIdedw the ths
OF civiizs,ion. -.
Frederick w. Herring, jr., responded in brief
speecb in which he eulcgzed the cosmopolitan chArss-
iersics Of the Order for which be prediosod future
more glorious than its psst.
s. The Grand Lcdss Of the 5 ate Of New Yosk.,
Frederick Farcett responded. lie alluded to the
psst dference between Mssons Of this State and the
happy event which had recently made ksscns unif.
a. Our si-ter and Subodna Lodges wherever faa9
srour d the globe
Mr. james Nsary responded.
& Tb. uo.t wof.hpful the nobe John u Lcws ofenS.
Master Of tre Mnsors II State Of New Yorkrhs scs,n-
piahed msscn, the sincere Gisnd and honest fcsa-
justin Mountfort made An appropriate rssposss.
The Unos AID whose eIorons bars e1 10 ~ co..
s,in nation.
MIR. Robert d. Holmes made response.
T. Eason's Wives and Masou's Bsros.
Respooded to BY Mr. Bartlett.
Our opir ions this parficnf subeot ere ~
f1sd that Argument c4Dnot change them. No, sr
The Rev. Prof Byerly In.de an eloquent resPosss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

SUPPosED SuN SrRoESs.-A woman sad two msa
cared for yesterday belas trd h the sl' ssetss
cer Whist supposed 20 be cry De s 90 oi ths
found to BE- .ohect to @ End re,heT cf ea aaa
20 be genuine eopgs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

chased al the office) are "a follows:
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PENNsYLyANIA RATLROAD.
q e


FFNE Great Central Route. coscug the Atlantic cities With
western, Northwestern and Southwestern States
hnuous Railway direct. This road connects Ptsurg
with daily lines Of Steamer all ports Rivers,
and st Cleveland and Sandu Wit steamers 70 all ports on the
Northwestern Lake.; making the so, csQusst and rsli-
letog By which FREIGHT forwarded from
Jreds West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND aPTTTSBUIgG.
EIRsr OLtss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods (n - -. soou
boxes,) furs, Feathers, &c, -, p-i -ooD'
bEcoND CLAss.-BooLs and Stationary, Dry On ,,o-
Goods lin hzcsl Hardware, Leather &c. w PEI iO0b
TEIRD Cf4ss.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacor and "a - ,ro-
4 Pork lin bulka Heupy eles, ~ Ut 's'9'
IoURTH CLAss.-C0aae, Fish, Bacon, and Pork a.
(packedD Lard and Lard Oil, ~ Pot As'h .
Plour-55cs per Dol. until further notice.
Grsin-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
OoOn-S2 Per bale exceeding lbs weight until fur.
ther notice.
" In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
e particular to marx package UiE. Philadelphia Railroad"
All Goods consigned to the this Railroad Phladel
phia or Flttsburg viii be forwarded without detontion.
EREsHT AGETsHarris, W0rmley q Co., Memphis, Tenn;
X = sa % o., St. Louis; J. S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Jewett,
Louisville, Ky; r. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana springnan
Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, y. W Graham & Co.,
Evansville, Onoi Leach & Co.. No. 81 kby street, Boston,
Leech Co. Astor House, New York. No William street.
and No. Battery Place, New York; 4. J. sneeder, Philadelphia
hagreW Rooms BALTIMORE Geo. q. FrancscuB Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General freight Agsuf, Phiaa.
H.. ). LOABAERf, oup't,, -AktO0ld, Penn. . 20
'55-tf
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EDpeFsOn Springs,

MACON COUNTY TENNESSEE. --Tbfs highly
w reputad and we'll known watering place. will he opened
and ready for the reception Of visitors and nvald by the Goth Of
May As regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
its waters, comment is unnecessary suffice it say dat the
Of the has various diseases,
ment Of which has foed the most eminent physicians There
praccng physician residing The Springs, who will always
in attendance, should his professional seryceshe required
Our table viii be we'll supplied, with th best the country
affords, and that prepared in-EoOd style.
Our stables will also be well attended
We have abundance good pure ice away FOR the
benefit and comfort Of friends and visitors. Charges wits
Transient Boarders from 81 . 3 90 per day 81 OOper
week Children under years Of and half price
Horses 50 cents per day Washing and Ironing 81 90 per Dozen
For extra services, reasonable charge will
viii leave the Spring every morning at O'clock Ito regu-
larry through season the Nashville Louisville
stage at the Rock House.
WAI. A. DEB0W & BRO.
To In
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
ME ONLY ROUTE BY which through to Washington
be procured to which point well Baltimore,
IL hs shortest, direct and respect the reliable
II Is the only route by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled 70 reach the cites OF Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York. the Of ticket
only, thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
less cost than be Afforded by any other
And It is the onlrou by which Through Tickets be had
70 Richmond, Norfolk Winchester, Fredericksburg, and Peters
burg, Va; Caeston Savannah Macon Atlanta Augusta,
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take the stage Coaches Of Carter
ThomOs the Cumberland river, Louisville,
connecting there United steamers Cincn-
aaks direct connection Columbus Oio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, whence Close with the
Baltimore and Ohio 4arOad Is made Washington CITY, Balti
more, Philadelphi and New York.
U 2 Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
Transferred Cairo - the Of the Illinois CeutrB Railroad,
Om thence passing through Terra Haus indianapolis Dayton
and Gena 70 Columbus. Tires Daily Trains Columbus
10 A. N $50 2. d. and y, 2. NJ.
IL Travellers requested notice that while this is the
cay T05 ahOrdg Through Tickets 10 al the Eastern Cities
TIE charged by other AeU York 0zy.
also the shor speedy direct all leading points
in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore only
SO miles, being about l0 miles shorter New York than any
other There less changes Of BY this route,
consequently less detention, than BY any other.
free from dust.
Tor further Information plea apply D. C. RUET, agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the o.oe Of the
O. s. Mail steamers, the Jacksonville Railroad
Main street. VIM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation b. & Q. R. R.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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On and afsst THURSDAY, Apr g is ePassneer Trains
u will be foiluHas
Leave Nashville daily al 5 A. N. and P n So.
Arriving az Chattanooga at 20 p H. aud b IS a. ~
Leave Chatlnoogaa " 10 30 A. sf. and s25 ~ 81 a-
Arriving 81 Nashville at DO A. NJ. andeIO p NJ.
haasengsTs Tor ne Eas VIA N lriHgon. Nash
y on either train, and make close throughout.
hhoSFis Tennis and Lynchhurg, Va should leave Nashville
Ne morning train 70 make count1ious-
Passengers for Memphis, leave Nashville the 2 NJ
which connects at SteTcnton with n & O. haiirosi.
Ihose for McMinnvIle and sps win leave Nashville the
for MeMinnve Ths train which leaves MGMnnFiie 1890
eonnecs with de day tram from Chattanooga and arrives At
Nashville al SHOP NJ.
AT hasvill e daily c1eotol VITA boats fer st. Louis
Cincinnati, LouisTe Memphis New Orleans nittsbung,
~. also, daily line Of Stages Cor Louisville.
Through Tickets e procured at the Depot before the sartn
Of the trains for McMinnYs Huntsville Memphis Junctoa
Atlanta Macons Montgomery, GARRISON, Savannah Aued
Wilmington and Knoxville. &. ID. ANDERSON
apis, ls99 0slIeral Ticket Acent.
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EIaaI &C of Iots in IenlaeAy 60


Final sale of lots i'm kentucky City
+ an MON DAY, 9TH DAY OF SEPT, 1883,
" VIII commence the second and final sale Of lots in this
growing and most interesting young city. The Trustees in
no point IN the West there be found better chance for
KENTUCKY CITY.
Is located the Of The Mississippi river miles
below the mouth Of the Ohio rve At the first eli ble Iand.
and point Of fact being mouth Of the Ohio river; surround
ed y high healthy and fertile country, rapidly growing in
wealth and population, with saluous climate. Generous lib
ture make this tie Commanding point the crelt
Father Of WateTsts want uninterrupted general
outlet 20 tie Interior as TO accommodate the interchange
Commodities That want has BEEN and being fully met
RAILROAD
communications established and to be eonsuIaatel from Ken
lucky City, which is fixed the from railroad tracks
are to radate toBaT the NoIth South. East, and West The
Mobile and Ohio Raoad Of which Kentucky City is the north
terminus BY its man to the Gif, i rs connection With
the Nashville and North Western Railroa, Union City. uea-
Railroad eight miles South OF Tie city Trenton, Tenn and
with the New Orleans and Ohio Railroad at Jackson, Ten
with The Memphis and Charleston Railroad, furnishes this outlet
70 an the cities Of the South The Illinois Central Railroad, with
which We will be in early by regular line Of
Supplies the demandsof trade " the Lakes and cities
Of the North aud East the Mountain Railroad project
ed TAP the Mississippi at Belmont Immediately opposite Ken
connected with st. Louis and the Great West.
The sale 70 lie made without and in good faith,
there will always be reliable gentlemen the ground whose
pleasure and duty will he an needaI information, and
answer all written oral nerrogat Then let per-
bic to an .1 r'
Sale to Monday September 27 1855 and continue
q TERMS or. SALE.
From ten to twenty five per cent cash in a dependant upon
Lhe amount purchased for the resdne credit Of and
BEN. EDWARDS GREY3
Z. I. BULLOCK, Trustees.
W. II. II. TAYLOR,
. address, for full Information, .-
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney, IN rat,
ma72O-d6-Wtds KENTUCKY City, KY.
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A. IORRIsON q CO.,

7
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
No. - PUELIGSQUAREN NASHVILLE, TE8N
VWT axe nos receiving our Spring Stock OF goJls, which
w call the attention Of Merchants buying in this market
Our stock large desirable VI will sell low cash
prompt time.
ma7Ig-tf A. MORRISON & co
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND EoUR HUNDRED EIGHTT-FvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY MINK TICKETS.
Magnificent scheme!
EACH sATTRD1Y JUNE!
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from to So 600, corresponding with those
Tickets printed separate slips Of paper ecirce
with small tin tubes and placed in wheel.
The first 457 Prizes Similarly printed and encrced, placed
in another wheel
wheel is then reEoyel and number drawn from the
wheel numbers, and the time prize drawn from the
The number and prize drawn opened and
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners; the
prize being placed against the number drawn. The operation
repeated until all tie prizes drawn
APPROXIMATION Ek REHS.-The two preceding
and succgifng those drawing the
viii H entitled to the . ApprOximaug Prizes. FOR
If Ticket No. 1880 draws SOU01 Prize, those Tickets
numbered ll245 lI4 ,j l viii each b entitled II $780,
If Ticket No. $4,000 Prize,
55 $40, 55l 5 will each b. entitled TO $780, and
ing the above scheme. .-'
THE s5O,OOO PRIZE OF $40 will be determined
figure the Number that draws the COO Prize.
example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ali the Tickets where the number ends in l. will he entitled
So II the number enGs with No g then all the Tickets
where NuuF will be entitled $50
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Half an