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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-26
FIRST CLASS.

Piano FOrtes, bOOkBs Stationery. Boofs Lamar
Oils, &C, 10 Oues, tamphins spirits lurDenlIns In
barrels tarpoung, China, 6ass aud are ieafs u
casgs clocks cOuisctOnores, cotton cards dry gus In
boxes or bales drugs fruits, frut trees ana s6lBery
urs garden Seeds 100 ing and O0k as pIstes
at owners rsk oysers 10 and ais e ddsr lin and
BriEauuIa 4ufeaa
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DIRECTIONS,
SMALL RESIDENCE WANTED,


Ii debts due previous The yesr 1857, will be e
n lected ny suit az January C0ur before Magistrate,
not Dsd before that time. This shall apply al persoust
without distinction. aA the wise s sufioienL"
decIO q McNAIKK & co.
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Par Market.
Cash in hand and in Bank, $S7, ,9ss 69
Cash IN special deposit in Hartford Banks
with accrued interest, 200 I84 90
Cash in hands OF Agents and in transit l56S72 O5
Real Estate unineum bered AZ 653 Al
54 Mortgage Bonds at pr ct int lOOO-lOOO AOUO 90
4s do DO " lOOO-lOO0 25,UO9 90
10 Jersey City Water
B0nds c {" lOOO-lOOO 10000 90
% d lrtf5rd City bouds6 4" " IOOO-lOOO 1890 GO
8 Milwaukee do 10 A" " lOOO-lOOO 5000 W
Money due the Company Sc
pils 's'?s s5.s,sS5ss x 3S25s.sls' a3,t7? 81? IS IS
500 shares Hartford 4 New Ha.
w ven Railroad Co Stock, 100 u2 $500 90
lO7 shares Boston X Worcester
~ Railroad Co, Stock, 100 78 8,846 90
90 shares CJunectCuL River
Railroad stock, 100 30 1880 90
50 slares Connecticut River STOCK 100 % ,250 20
30 co Stafford Bank 20 100 lOJ 900 20
80 do Citizens Bank, Water
bury Stock, 100 100 5000 90
Sc do Eagle Bank Providence
stock 50 % l,SOO 90
gJO do Phoenix Bank, Hartford
Stsck 100 100 500. 90
455 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank Il lrtf.rd S.Ock 100 100 40 200 90
BOO dc Exchange Bauk, Hart
tOrd ock, so 50 1900 %
sock, 100 10 5.4oo 90
lo0 do Ciy Bk, Il trtfurd SICK 100 IlV u,0UO W
100 do County Bank, Hartford
$50 do C5noeouout River Bank
Hartford sock, 50 l2o 1000 90
4S5 do Hartford Bank, Hart.
ford, S Oos, loo l5o 1910 90
100 do Charter U x Bank Hart.
wv " 6ord Stock, w 100 100 10000 90
100 do Merchants Z ManufLc.
Bank Hartflrd, stock, paid 10 1000 90
rs do Aetna lnk Secs PAID in $50 w
2jU 10 Merch. Il Exc1. Bank
New York, SlJcs, 50 IS $500 90
200 do North River bank New
York. Sock. 50 S5 $500 %
1900 do Mechanics bank New
York, Stock % lC6 81 SO 90
200 do North Amanca Bank
New York stock 100 100 20 900 90
$40 do y issau BANK, y York
So,k 100 s. $500 0U
800 do America Bank " York
stock 100 LOG 81 $40 90
$40 90 Broadway Bank New
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ENROM tbesubserbsr on the lstday Of July, negro
Il Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet
nCheshgh, IS years Old and weighs about 40 pounds
He raised in East Tennessee near MGMinnVle. BE
will probably make bis way back there ! bought him
from Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessee viii give ten dolaIs
lis Gsdghtin my nelghbOrhOod, twenty-five dollars
taken out Of the oOunty ity dollars h be gets oAaE
Tennessee When taken he is 10 be delivered & ne,
confined 30 that / can get him, DAVID n. LEN
fwE alavar mi % ont nf
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A CARD

~ Afl lNd sold ny enra inIeresJ In The frm or R-h.-
4AlJrd q DOyl ~ J. A. RuLheriord Il bsrs--fb
Aanks % All me customers Of The late drm, and soud --
oonLunanee Of LleT paiiohass. eau 1s iound y. - 80
stand where shah % pleased az of oar r-s -
e9ztouleis. Jan o--d1ml JAMES DOr
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~ AFlNG sold my Interest The Books Notes ana sock
IL Of McCreE s. Ierrass Messrs. r. & u " Tsrr.1s
WAC will settle ali claims against drn bsrerb
ender nay sincere nanks 10 ali The customers o he -
arm anu would recommend ny succassos As sntieus
worth Of oOnsnuauce Of thetr raj utro
Jan HUGH NefsKEs
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N pursuance Of decsee Of the County Court Of Hum
phreys county, pronounced It's January term, s5o IN
in the Of 4 Coleman It asys the ueirs Of alexander
Colemsnl dcd, shall proceed 70 sell al public sale 70 t5
highest bIddev residence Of lreua Coleman dec a
Saturday the 2gth day Of February 1859, aVauaoie a
Of land and negroes. The tract CONTAINS aoou ~
acres, we'll improved, lying White OAK creek nun
phreys county The slaves consist OF men, women au
children The land will be sold one and Two years creu
he slaves credit of month. Notes and approved Sc
curly will be req aired OF purchasers aud n
the lard Until the purchase money PAID au au au
slaves beoug 10 the heirs Of the said Alexander Coleman,
dsc'd, and sold for distribution. - - . =.
- fse LEVI M'COLlfUh h u q NJ
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'dE Co-Parnership McCTea Isrrass vas d-olusf An
Ae Lota Dee mnUr lass oy mHtual consent Huah ~
CFsa having s9ld his M interest IN ne B1oKs Noes c
Sc y r a. J. " lorfass, WhOgrs alone au hur-ft - -
aP me basinsss Of lns hrn name Of me dIm h. 5l
dzt0n. HUGH McCaEA,
jan3 FREU TEi1EIs-3
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SHOPS.
sTEAm BOILERS.


nE 70 raltnershpo hathcTf0Fd q Doyle vas dissolved
y mutual CONSENT On ne urlI day % January f55s
Dolt9 having sola ais interest books, Auss-
ah4 neal Estate % IL kulherura beta rafiss
are aulao1edt % use me name Of arm b. uaui5ssn
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(LATE MANSION HoUsE)
North Markst Street, ID door 6eLOV The Square
v. GlLBER having taken the stand for number
y OF years beg leave inform the public Of hat iaeti
and say them a the house been neWy painted IRON
ale, with and complete furniture through
Toe subscriber, knowing full well the need Of hrs
class modern bOts IN Nash vile, and being ID pnannfopc
mood made every % come up 70 me wants Of
the public, and datteTs himself be has succeeded hls
table will times BE- furnished Whh tbe best THIS and
foreign markets anord, and he pledges himself 70 make
ever body conlsnisd and who viii favor him with
visit.
Carriages and OmnIbuses viii rus regularly 70 and from
the 81 Nicholas steamboats, and halr0ads Irusty POr.
r aaFa attendance a. the depot 70 receive checks OE
baggage, thus oDViating The dimeuliy Of delay.
LOdg ~
Sfnge 30
subnqr I,dgng and Break %
Brs- Efast from 70 9 O'Clock,
OfHner t2g 2
En1Der sSB
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New Firm

X q J. W. TkkkASs having purchased Mr.. McCrsai,
interest In the hrm OF McCFea 1errass viii continue
lhE WhOLksALE GhOCERY, LlQUOR IRON AND
CASTING BUSINESS aI The Old stand under ne nar-
and style Of Jan3I TERRASS KkUTHERs
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Prizes !
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
a. u nRAWN
,Dpr0UImIatiOn Prizes. .
8 400 Prizes amounting 'eS5OsoOO
FRICE TLCEETB. -
WHOLE TICKETS, &iCi HALVES t5 QDAktEho' $z7f
PLAN BE THE LOTTERY.

WHOLE TICK kI5, sICi hALN - a0i gDAfsAEEs1I s@7R
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
a Number from 10 1000, corresponding with those
Sers 8 Tie Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
led With small tln tubes and placed n one W heel
T4g hrst So Prizes similarly printed and snccleo' are
placed u another Wheel A. -,
hs Wheels ere then revOlved, and number u eTA"n
from be heel Of Numbers. and at the same ue NE s
dawn fr. III other Wheel. The Number ana tLe uIa"
m aTs opened Gud exhibited the audience ana egseieo
y the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against te
Number drawn. Tins operation is repeated uhsn al 'ne
Prizes drawn cut. a.. g..
AprEorrrartoE PIzEE.-Tbs preceding Anc the bn0
sncrsdfug Numbers those drawing the rrsl FH1e WI
be -ltIied the b Approximation Prizes foF exam
ir IYcket no. 1880 S6UOOO Prize, uose llcsels
numbered lI34-, lzf9 ll25l, l221 will eacn Dc eht5
gsOu o. icEc No. $50 draws the SOlUO pnAe those lleA
numbered 5i-, 59, Jjl 552 Will each De ehl'9u " s
and 50 on Ec18riinE 10 She above scheme 20
gbg5 g rzss Of SO will be determined by the last hg'
lrs of he No that draEs the b6OJOOpuze. FOR example
Tt uuber drawing the 90 900 prize ends with /, then
ali the tickets Where the nun Der ends IN Wall DC en'teo
to t1U IL number -lcs with No . Rsn ail lne LieAe1
gber rbs number ends II will be entitled ts $2O, and
o. 0ut0U. - .-,,--.
CstBcates Of Packages willbe sold at the following
Fnles which the rsk5 -
CsruHcase Of Package OF 10 whole Tickets, $50
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUENING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURSl
pAGnA1E HUEGEED pHPOuGug


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
ingOn car be procured, 70 which point as well as 70
baltimore, Il s the Shortest most direct and every re-
spse the reliable IL the only By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets 70 New Ork are enabled
g reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost Of Ticket 70 heW York ouly
4bug Business Meu and Travellers for pleasure inor
NATION four OF the principal cities The Union Tor
lsss cost than be afforded BY any other route.
And the only route by which Thr0ugh Tickets can
Oe had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Ys Charleston, savannah, Macon, Al
anta, Augusta, Berkey Springs ana Bedford Springs.
Passengers from hAsHvILLE lake the Stage Coaches Of
Carer Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland rivsr
70 LOUISVILLE connecting with the United States
Nail steamers Cincinnati, with the Jefferson VI lie
Railroad 70 lndlansPOlB Ind, make direct connection
Columbus Ohio with The Central OHIO RaITJad 10 Wheel
a whence OssoOnnecOn with the Baltimore and Ohio
kasrOad made 10 Washington City, BaltmOre, Phlla
delphia and New York.
L. Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
phls are transferred Cairo cars Of ths Illinois
Oentral Railroad, rum thence passing through Terre
hsute Indianapolis Dayton IND Aena 10 Columbus Three
Jaiy Trans Columbus, a. 10 A. H. $50 Z. n. and
IL z. "a.
"a Travellers are requested to notice that while this 10
gy rOt a1rding Through Ileketsto al the EastCrn
Cities the charged Dy other routes AiD
EE 0S il is also shortest most speedy and direct
70 all the leading points the Eas The distance from
Columbus 10 BaitmOrels only 576 miles, being about lOC
niles shorter to hew York; than by any oiherrOue There
ess changes OF cars by this ROUTE and consequently
less detention, than by any other.
~ The road IL baasted with broken stone and ih
entirely tree from dust
FOrfurhsrlntoratiOn, please apply TO D. G. RUNsEY,
agent Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville the Ooe Of
zoe u s. Mai steamers, 81 s JefersOn7ie kailrUad
lhce, Main street, WM. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. q D. +. 3.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent
iuna 25
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PENNSYLVANIA RAnHoAD.



TUE GreatCentral Route connecting the Atlsuteotsi
L WithWestsrn rihWesisfn and southwestern siatoi
o continuous Railway dirsgi. is road also oonnseti
at Pitsburg with daily line OF Steamers % eli ports On
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SnduskJ wiz
Steamers 10 al ports the North western LaEsa InaEng
the most drcet cheapest and rstao5ls r0e by which
FRElGHT be forwarded 10 and flOm tns Gfs1f Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pit85urg;
Ir 5o1sS z2S Fsss53 y ~ NOOu SOC per lOoR
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks ana stationery,
Dry Goods On baisS,J IIaTdSars, Lea 75o per icon
ther &C. ......ss-.....
HIRD 0hASS.-Anvils, ,bagglng, bacon, tss.-.r,oor
sad PORK Gin bulk, Hemp, &o....... ~ Psi 40sN
FOURTH CLASS.-UOhee, FISH, Bacon, so--.. ,oo.
and Pork packed, Lard aud Lard Oil w FeI AV0A
Fl0ur-el 90, per bbl-uniil further notice.
tfrain-45 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
COttOn-e2 per baG, nst exceeding 500 5s.Wsighi un
idrther notice.
~ In shipping Goods IRON any point East Of Phila
dsphia be particular marx package ga P1dsphia
Rqlir0gd" All Goods consigned % the Agents Of tins
Read g. Phadelphis OF Pis5lrs W be forwarded with
ut detention.
FREaH4 AasNEA-Harris, Wormlsy Co., Msmphis
tennessee; R. +. Sass & Co.. St. LOuis J. s. Mitchell
son, Evansville Indiana; Dumssni Bel aud MnrdOck and
carter JeWett, LOUISVILLE ky. Q. Medruul, Madison,
Indiana Sprgman Brown, ana Irwin Cos Cincinnati
n. W. Graham q Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. Nc
81 kilby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr House, New
York; MOL William street. and Nos BatsrE Place, New
York; Ed Snseder, Philadelphia AsgraW kOOns, Ba
EimOre; Geo. Z. kranciseus Pitsburg.
Il. Il. HOUSTON, GsRsrat kFslgit Agent, PBila.
4. J. LOMBAEBT, SUp't ALt0oaG, Pa.
dec IS, Tt
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CANDLESTICKS-Ev variety, including Brass
~ Chamber. Pillar Patent Spring and Plated Candle,
sticks Of the laiestand most roved STYLES For sale BY
MCALL VANL4EER & co.
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$l,5vt,3SI eS
LIABILITIES.
The amount Of Liabilities due Ol uol due to Banks
or other creu.LDrs-uutiung.
Losses adjusted and due-nuna
Losses a. Ised and not q ue, $I203G 90
Losses uuaCjustei, IN suspense, waiting further
proof UrcOlteslBd, l6l $50 IS
All other claims against the Company are small tor prn
ing, etc.
Agents instructed to lake no risk exceeding O0O with
out speClG permission
The greates' amount insured any one city town vii
age, varies.
the greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one
block also varies.
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented
TnoS h. BRACE. .Jr,
Hartford, Jan. lst, 1858. 5 oretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hdrlford Co, S., Haryyrd ylu lyL 1853
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of the Peace
duly qulHh " administer Olths Thomas X Brace Jr.,
Ssreta v ana made solemn oath that the toeyoiu stale
of usse,s and condition OF the lima Insurance Com.
pauy is true.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
State Of Tennessee, CogptroUer'y Orfcs, !
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10Th, 1858.
This is to certify that the f ma assurance Company 10.
Gated at Hartford m The Safe Of Connecticut has conf
Piled with all the requirements OF "a passed by the
General Assembly OF The of Tennessee ~ March,
s56 entitled An Act regulate the agencies of Iusur-
anUe Companies incorporated by the Stat. OF Taunes
see and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally authorized
agent of said Company an the town Of Nashville and Safe
I Oi Tennessee.
&c. LUTTRELL. Comptroller.
IL Referring to the foregoing, the subscriber continues
Io-sns Policies uf this old aud sterling company,
/ bis office, No. IS college street ~
/ Jan I7-3w. JOSEPH NASH Agent.
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CRATGlfEAD s. co"
DELLEEs IN
Il a I'D w a Z e,

gANEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the eutiro in
, LeTsst Of Mr. WM. Is. NlNDhlN, In the business OF
Craghsad HinchIn is alone authorized 10 the name
Of fGe late arm hquIdasn, VIII continue the business
.l stand, no % Public Square, under she utle a.
sboys Uay24
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NUMBER u.
GLAIRORNE MaeHINE WnRKs.
IRON RnIINl,nu


I'VE have n0W alaile1 cur led artsnsive Fr1hfrv
" on me old stand Of ne Nashville uanuasef1r
Company and are prepared 20 exscus heavy ~ Ind
WORK o. any description me shores nulcs 49, 60
ngs 20 snail amounts at moderate city prcas hes lsg
ngs % large anI0unts inrnIshed per o0nirlc a. fiHn
pces vita addlrons Of Eeight v lave also counsncsd
operation ia
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saHmiis R0urmls 9f he oslInprvsd
patterns order JObbng repairing done Is rfi
atsly, We ready 70 make c0aIracts tor naa ana g
shall furnish 10 Gnab purchasers puL AZ s
Mills with nIEis expsnss. MsnuiactuFors Earnefs I
md Il profitable 70 see rs, before going LAST West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, 70 order oa
5OsI material, egs with Firsir0nIs crates sLaudn,es
and Faiyes Narrated 70 slanc 10y preasRr9 requires b.
Aanuiactu ring or pOrpeiliag purposes.
BLAGkSMAln SHOP.
Any description Of smIthWOrk done excellent ggla
zone out nrstFaLo lrOn usedaW mill W0r steruas, uo
rlt1an lronss saw oFanzs B0lis ana kna ki Ifas
made 70 order on short noIics.
FaIsa wishing purchase good, cheap Maehiusrg
10 ven 70 eal A. our once o. address 5y lsltar.
o.. JaCkEn g CO.,
claiborne Machine Works, NASHVILLE Ie1n.,
Hs9 Late Nashville lan. Cos shops.
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MURFREESBCRO
Military Academy

mn, -, MUaFEEEsloE0s Jan. S, 165s.
lh suoseIosrs having obtained Academic building
OPosL me Aeihodsi Female College, viii Open hen
elool On Monday- the lSh Of month this building II
pc Oeed pied temporarily until their suitable aHd codf
us tnall nave been erected. Their plan Il lhai
oi uo SIale Military Academies south Carolina comb H
hs lhs system Oi rigid military discipline with c8mBIsts
anu acisntllc c0ursr uf studies They are thus
aoel 70 exercise c0utrol sudsUts A. All bours
ho ohefHiss u Dc acquired Method regularity and pune
l are ensured IN the recitation and elsewhere,
WINE IN addon 10 The Advantages Of other syses OF sdu
a1loh thorough knowledge dlHsrsuL hoo s OF bin
fy Tactics - derived, both from aud from he dr
Hheh last lly suOssrves the requirements OF physca
"5lNihs Ai1 exercise 80 essen lal 70 STU dents
Foia more complete expedition, rsfsT the community
70 our pros psCtus.
The academic year viii be divided Into lyo sessions
Terms so per session.
Nm. = DAVIS, , u..-.--.
Janl& "A. b. UOELETt FnhePali-
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HAVE this da7 sold my Interest IN the CITY LIVERY
4 AND SALE STABLE 10 G.. X. Hardy who will sti
duct The business usual. Thankful just
speclfuy solicit continuance the 10 The stable.
dec. 10 L. T.. HARDY.
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ALUABLE LAND NEAIt NASHVILLE

VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.
Az authorised to sell and make eomplss titles to the
Tract Of Land upon which the late N. P. Walker
5ded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
atsd and the slaves and stock the pses. The place
situated the Gallatn turnpike and Is ntersected BY
The Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is enough 70
Nashville TO make it convenient country residence tor
persons doing business in the city has fine sprIngas
there Is in the State and is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroBd. am
th0risgd 70 sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedenL shall be
90 the place during the first and second weeks Of hOTsm
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase 81
private sale Of al any Of The above named real and per
sOnal property In the time any person desiring
examine the property do BY calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
ads her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place,
Or addressed TO me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn
sept2A-H SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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Wheat.

LEIE Thousand 5gsnes wanted, FOR which Ihe hiEhos
=, market price vii be paid, By.
ay kWlNG McCRORY & CO..
ll-u' enunaF d Mnrrar and frhnr-n
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries
MAGNLFTCLENT SCHEMEl
GO.OOO DOLLARS!

The following scheme will be drawn by s. swan q So
Managers the Gaines Academy Lottery IN eAoA
their Lotteries IaEuay, 1858, Al augusta GeofsiA''o
which city they have removed heir principal omes-
CLASS CO,
10 be drawn IN the city OF Augusa, Georgia. In paoho'O O-
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1858.
CLASS 40.
To be drawn in the city Augusta, Georgaln public On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1858.
CLASS Il,
70 Be drawn IN the city Augusta Georgia. IN pnDo5 VI
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1858.
ClAHS72
70 bo drawnin the city ofAugusta, Georgia IN PuOli0 u
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1853.
CLASS g.
To be drawn IN the City or Augusta, Georgia IN PaDe OA
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1858
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABEKsI
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HKnDhE0
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HAVE closed up my Market stFest, for ne
purpose going Texas, but attend ny nrW
bic, Of Church und tTUets, where
moved Stock and E be pleased % DaT0n-
Of my old customers and The riding public generally
julyl G. W. dUMEBE.
r. ST. wish 70 hire good Carriage ddFsg. For gosd
Vrars e.. m.
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White BluR Hotel.


White Bluff. Dickson County Tennessee
rTNHE Subscriber just redIisd and furnished ths Hotel,
and Is prepared accommodate the travelling commun-
inv IN the hest White 6lud s situated the
Charlotte Turnpike, twenty Eht miles from Nashville
Ten from Caar0to and very desirable stopping pouE
for those passing and from Nashville. socinz share
OF me public paIr0uase, Tho subscriber bic
best efforts shall ho directed 20 please
ihnH- n a. r.. NlGA8.
DISSOLUTION.
II ~ partnership heretofore existing between JaEaes
sloan and Alyah MitChein the and style OF sloan
GNtchsl Is this Gay Dissolved By mutlal consent James
sloan assuming al Liabilities nd responsibilities 1 ha late
urs pay ing all dtUts and receiving an dues and asr
bis date, and viii continue The Marble Business otd
tand5 corner Of sumner and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, May z, l557. JAMEs SLOAN,
may5-dtL ALVAH MITCHkLA-
Attest, &. W. FARabR,
lHE lndersignsd hereby most respectfully receEnsnds
hs late partner 70 the public aud hopes be viii Te.avs
Deral share Of patronage.
may5-du A.. EEECHhLAs
MARBLE WORK.
The subscriber has hand the arg8s ai best
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LAND, oOLLECTIOE, AND
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OMAHA GIFT, NEBRAsKA TERRTFORY
UiL practice Law IN the supreme aad nsnsr Courts Of
" Nebraska, buy and sell Land WaraBta enter land
na give apecla attention making selections lands IN
Nebraska for those wishing good and desirable ocaons IN
Fes Tor daiant daaer reasonable ters pay taxes fur
lish abstracts Of entries and titles shO notice, buy
sell lands own-los and an kinds oi real estate
GENERAL AGENCY business.
REFlREEcRs.
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OOnvErse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
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Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
HOn. Francis B. Foeg, Nashville, Ten.
johnson, Weaver & CO.. g
Dr. J. S. Young
Gov. Wm. B. Campbsll, Lebanon "
Hon. Jordon stokes, q g
Lucas, Thompson & CO., Sc. Louis, ho.
McGaric Chttenden 4 CO., keOkuk, Iowa.
Wm. n. SEWERS q CO., Bankers, oskaloOsa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge q co., COuncn BLUFFS,
Davis, Moody q co.. Chicago, Illinois.
w. A. Johnson k CO., New Orleans La iu2-n.
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