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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERr1FIcATEs.

Enclose the money % address for the Tickets OF
dercd, receipt Of whch they will be forwarded ~
nrst nla. Purchasers have tickets ending W any
aggre they may designate.
The LIST q Drawn Numbers and Fries viii be sent
70 purchasers Immediately altsr the drawing.
Rs- Purchasers ALL please write Their signatures
plain, and give their Poet Ofice, coaaty aud STATE
aE- Remember thai every Pms Is Drawn Aad Pas a
hie without deductiuE.
~ All prizes Il 81 Oo0 ana under. raA nmet are
Is after the drawnl.ihsr prizes at tlr usul tie OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders Tor Lckets or Certificates 10
: SWAN A Co. Augusta, Ga
e. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta Ca can have their orders hllei, and save
time BY addressing > s~a Co., al ether q those
cities.
~ list 81 the numbers that are drawn from TIA
wheel with the Aouut of tbs prxe that each oise T.
nttled 10 viii De published after every draN M p
the following IrElers s4tegsn1d (tsa,b
~ Veg OrieIHs D1'fa, Nafils ksgtsf~r, CArrtef.H-
zaHa4sd NlShrlle Gascc, Afgslia fH.eiitsaesT, Neg
sark Worklg nag I'D, .Saraaiiak CseFPsaa, htrA-
Hsasf FiPsieh. Nee TTk lhTafrA. GEa IaHtti g
Mss. CIsr., 1ssa Lsf1s Rek tsl 1ssss bss.ee'ai
sepis-id
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E0 BOXES TOBACCO, various brasds, by
OU sspts-tf DILLON 4 CO.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry Crutcher vs.. Thomas Crutcher and others
ITO Mary Crutcher, widow of Henry Crutcher, de-
l. ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas J. Helm, Mrs Margaret Nc
DOwell and her HUSBAND Joshua A. Mcdowell, Mrs.
Eliza Twyman and her husband William Twyn.an,
George Crutcher, Thos Crufcher William II. Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs at law of
Henry Crutcher, decd In pursuance of the law, in
such cases made and provided, you hereby mott
fed and required 10 appear at the Court house in
Nashville on the first Monday in November next, to
show cause, if any you have, Why the suit Of Henry
Crutcher VS.. Thomas Crutcher ct ais pending in
the Chancery Court At Nashville Tenn, should not
be revived III your names.
JN0. Z. GLEAVES,
sept2S-sw Clerk A Master.
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Chancerv Court az Nashville.

~ D Tansy b kc ~. Herman cox, Admit, Se., et
ai.-ori<if.ai n ll
the osHce % tAs Clerk and Master a The Chan
"A Gerry Court AZ Nashville the 2sth day 81 Sepf.,
lsSs an ulutian ~ Complainant. b counsel n The
above cause and Appearing % the Satisfaction q The
elerk and Master that the aid defendant b. VI.
fiAIL NONRESIDENT g Tie state of Teanessce and
therefoFe The ordinary process q h eour canned be
served upoa han, : therefore creere ey the CieTk
ana Master that rahhcaiisn be ulAte or fonr weeks
in sarcesshn IN the Nashville Rstriot newspaper
pabshsd IN the city % Nashville requiring Tie sad
dessadsnt appear the next term u the Glance
~ Court 20 be holien for the county ~ n@xson, a
the court house theFeof n tbs city e Nashville, on
the nsst Monday IN November next and answer said
bill the will he taken fer confessed as 70 I'm
and sci dawn for hearing parte.
JNO. /. 6IEAVFS.
ssptsa-wsi PrxfeesS Clerk 4 Master.
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MIR. LAHCOMEE desires iaform hi'
WI ,T,entH tue pabsic generally thai ne has
trned lfo. hk Northern toar. aad Is ready % opeH
he lAl cam, algt,
Folly posted ~ all recent improvements IN Photo
sraphic Internationally rag. heFetofors, soley
spon the merit VI his picturss, ana dsterainfd e
spare effort "a please, be ideally iavites tbose
sho have never gwen nins a lair naii, 10 do
La.lIcs wA nna his prsssist Eoofnz nlesI oenvs
lieatly and Pleasantly located u any n tn City,
CAerry street, corner q CEioh. ssps2l-f
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Transportation.
ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

Piano Fortes, Rocks. stationery Boots, Shoes I
qHors, OILS, &C, in bottles: Camuheue and Spirits Tr
pentne in barrels. Carrcting. China Glass and ,ss
ware in cases; Clocks Confectioneries, Cotton Cards
Cutlery, in cases, casks and boxes; Dry Goods ,i
boxes and bales: Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrrbbcr,.
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking GlasSss. and Looking
Glass plates, (at owners risk oysters IN cans AZ
lars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas an,
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, (exceut such as specified in Firs, ~.
Third claSSes,D Coffee NILS. Machinery. Forr..r, I
quors, IN barrels and Pipes: Tobacco in boxes sr
cr, in rolls and boxes: Ois. ia barrels and r.si.s
Crockery and Queensware Ia crates and c1sSs. L..
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass AMI Copper
Third Glass.
Axes, Shovels, Spades Sad-Trons Zinc and r-
pigs, Tin Plate. Anvs Vices. casks u Chains and Hoe
VANILLA and Cotton Corface. Coffee Heavy Cas,jrg.
Mil GetrinC, Carriage Springs aud AVes RaiIros
Wheels and AXles. Chairs. Sink s and Rosn In mi
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other lr-bt 4,
uccs not enumerated: So Carboys of Acids or OF!
er Chem Gals, VIII be charged by actual weight,
double First Class rates.
Hs- No charge for drayage, wharfage or fpr,var.
ing The above rates cover all expenses from Ne
York L. Nashville.
Rs- Stevenson and an stations on Nashville 81,
Chattanooga Road west ofStevenson, entitled aJo-
rates.
Insurance.
BY the above Lines >, per cent. less than nv ptt
burg. Wheeling. parkcrshurg and the Ohio Ra,-,
making difference Of 60 20 20 cents per 100 p8u1.
on drv goods
Y = Road Will not be responsible for any la1i3s-
occurring NJ sea.
Goods shipped win Savannah should be CONSIGNED
Agent Central Railroad, savannah. ca.
Goods shipped via Char estuu should b. construed
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston
CHARLES ". ANrERSuN.
Ni"-u General Agent
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Mccall Vanleer Co. VS.. Philip B. J. Calaghan ct al
A the office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
IA Gerry Court AT Nashville, the 23d day Of
Sept, 1855, motion of complainant, by counsel III
the above cause and appearing the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants SAM
STCBBINs and ABRAM GARRISON, are non residents OF
the State Of Tennessee, and therefore the ordi-
nary process Of this court cannot be served uPon
them il is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, requiring the
sud defendants appear at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court 10 be holden for the county Of Davidson
the court house thereof in the city Of Nashville
the LIST Monday in November next, and answer
said bill, the will be taken for confessed TO
them and set down for hearing parte.
JNO F. GLEAEES,
sept24-w4t Prs fee So Clerk < Master.
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To Exchange or Sale.

septIO-tf Executors of II. Barrow, d,
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A I1EELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
~ tive children the oldest boy u, the next gll
] o and 50 on down 10 infant. Viii be sold
changed for other Negroes to some one living in The
country and that wants them for their use, ana
not for speculation. Apply TO
nrrIl-tf WILL. J. BOYD.
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DERSoNS Who desire "a TRY their lurk n these eei'
il ebratea lctteriss, which draw every s4iufcay "a
the year can have their orders PronTy Atenafd !"
without the Tisk 81 sending b nal, BY saaEv~sns
sAMI SWAN 60,
Box No. -, =. @, AsshYilie-
copy Of tlse ofnei4i DraUiag VII D. sect 70 sA1a
lsaFehses laauledi ely After the dras as akes P0e
For prices advertisement n snp.lsa N.-' a,
SO; elghths VI IS. 49,
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FOR RENT.

NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated just
n beyond the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
I~pOt in Illness Additian, with good c.stern and
every eonveuearc necessary g. feaaer q desirable
re.if.risrr Apilv 10 " l. fuln. Jr.,
aares-sf ~. 50 Cherry -
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Negroes for Sale.

WE have good Ii az Negroes for sale, some 10
w or l. LIKELY BOYS FROM 6 O. 20 years OLD.
Several young women with child each; OF 3
good House Girls, 20 10 20 years ola, wen quaiHei
be highly rrCommen. ed, Uooc CARPENTER -
years old; good Cooks, o or men ltom . 40
years ola. u. II. HAYNES X 60.
aur2t-tf
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w. a.. CMHE4KSS a. cos
PATEN Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee Of the above patent about year
and has since introduced extensively IN various
portions Of the state asks the attention ot build
ers and the public generally, 10 examine it, superior
ity over ether modes Of Routing.
The material forms hard and smooth surface. Il
Is imperVous Ia water, elastic aad nsxible, u viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 Ere; Il Is
cheaper than any roof u the old style aud am
viii give better satisfaction its durability there
question. Is the best thing ever invented for
painting Of old leaky tin roofs.
81 The Cement Will be furnished to those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
aS- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
&C. Orders sent the undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer u the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings NIh the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned
ARCHITECTS AND EscHASloS NASHVILLE
Aaj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES x SMITH.
COLEMAN * SPAIN.
wM SrOCKELL,
Mr. III. NJ. AkEROID,
WARREN K MOORE.
HoUGH * MCCULLOUGH,
Col / ANDERSON, S N. Co.,
Rev. d. ELLIOTT,
ID. y. wIlKlN,
R. J. MEIGS,
SLAUGHTER x HEREFORD,
W Is. sHAFAkb,
". WILLARD.
A Y. :. IINDSl.EY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
". h. GORDON & 90
JAS. n. kENDRiCK,
Rector p. O. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ. a J. DoNEIsoS, p4sidsoa ecaniys
Col A. J. POLK, Nanry county.
ar The Nashville Chattanooga Railroad CSmEa
ny have adopted this Cement Tor ths covering Of their
cars and other work.
ar Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere whcre the CeInent has in general
use Cor several years, can be exhibited.
The undcEsignsa has been engageG IN various modes
Of Cement roan for many years and aastsrs himself
thai he has gained some experience and knoxiedge
aarins thai time
have made arrangements 70 receys . superior
imported aFiels of Roonng Felt from EDasros Bko-
rzkRs, New York.
Samples Of Rsohng 10 be seen at ofAee.
J. 7, SArHCRsT,
oaice No IS Deaaerlck steel,
msyiS-sm NASasnGE. Txxx.
OU sspss-tf DIIIJS CO.
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dissolution.

rr>uE conartnership heretofore existing under the
IAN. and styIs Of Nh. IL. HORN son, u tnls
a.y disSoved by mutual consent, win' II. hosn ~
ins ali t, cgects and s alone sutnnffsi 70 eosea a.
,l Igbls duo tae nfni and pay all claims sas
1850. 80 - WI. II. HORN,
,s u. l.. HUM.
wx n. HORN Wili .eanunhe the business ~ .hs
OLD stu.i ON College street, where s<aiIel
WI '' '''- sspsia-lm
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FOR RENT.


THAI FIECANI slossf,-Iitii -, No- = est -,
i ftshlic Ssasrr, logmgrig esCap.el ~ yoas A
Co Possession giVea iHinst t4lrly. Aplay ~
Dls biiASsfokl'. AeNitiisifh o.
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FOR S SALE,

4 WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some OF
j the most desirable city property ever offered IN
this market lying Cherry tcaT Market and spruce
Sts. suitable for business houses private cngs.
propose exchange the above for likely Negroes, Al
the best cash prices.
mayl5-f WILL ]. BOYD. in.
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For Rent.

T'iiE desirable residence No u South spruce street
A. A ieasr De- had, - god tenant. Alsa, s'sse
uew furniture Al ia worth. Apily a. this oiCe
ROlnET GIBSON,
ausf1-ff On the premises.
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post Onice.

NASHVILLE March 20, teas-
x.Da,, - s,ar ,l,s ,sf uf Aprii tfr Post ofioe 81
II ~. ..-,so.~f on Ssadass at half-past A NJ, an1
s1..s q IN Open agais Al ?. N. and close Al
p n 90 ali ether DAYS the s'inoe WI ~ Spenes ~
~ s. K. ANDERSON, fosI Master
n12Fst-1
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Negr0es for Sale.

I HAVE quite a number Of Negroes on hand for
i sale amongst them an excellent Seamstress aud
House-se Also, several good Cocks. Washers,
&c. Call soon. WM L. BOYD, JR.
Septi5-u
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HENIra Chance.

7 An Offering for sale that beautiful House and lot,
on Cherry street, ltj iairg tie "Ugluu Buildings,
(noW ~ 81 crcrtuH } fronting 90 feet and
ming back Isl feet. 1hls l. the desirable prop
erty IN the city for sale Also, tNo Store Houses
Market street near Spring 81 Apply O.
WILL l. BOYD,
iyI-u No. 90 cherry street
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Coal Stock for sale.

WE have 1913 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w We wish O. sell or exchange for likely young
Negroes or city property.
aug.4-tf H. II. HAYNES 4 co.
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Fifty NegrOes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families. tive
~ OF three young Women with eat chile four ro,-d
House BOYS. = boys from j. 10 20 good Dining room
servant with good lot OF neid hands men and gris
and a good BlAok sgulih and Barber.
rpr2g-u n Il. HAYNES co
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Jacks, JennetS ard Cattle
For SALE.

Il HAVE Tor sale CA my plantation, in Jackson cnrn
a. Vine lacks, from two q six years olt, q good
sire. lie .arEest about 10 hanss hsh eighteen Jen-
ami forty head - Cattle For further Iarcui
Apily o. The unders,enee Al Nashville
ava fo-N GiriN lln IS " VOOLFOLK.
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For Through Tickets
Nusiness Change.

CUCcFEi4NG F., C. harden Ia the lamher
- viii continue the bssiness AZ the o star
III tToaslwayb where 4 vi be pleased 10 n,
the patrons II ms predecessor and as many
- may fsvor me With a call.
I have several mills cutti"g roplar ant
Lgmbe-, besides a large sapply OF whste Ana
fels. thus enabiing ne % ssli At Inanlfae
pg,ccs-
Havirg purchased ths books and accounts
old arm Al sho are AWARE OF their infebtesln
please come forward and settle by the nrst
tember. o will pat their accounts with an
for collect or
Having determined TO adhere rigiciy 70 u
system, | orders mast be accompanied
money Or DC rejected
sES2e-G J. = p~A
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In CEnancery at Lafayette.

john Ward, Guardian, Of the minor heirs Of James 4.
Taylor deceased .-EE pdrte
nURSUANT to "A Decree Of the Honorable Chaucery
L Court for Macon county, July Term, 1858. viii
ollcr for sale, upon the premises, SATURDAY, THE
eth DAY OF NOVEMBER, lSaS on credit Of one,
two, and three years, (eScert the sum of Sl-5) the
undiv third part of l76 Of land
less, with all Of IFS appurtcnaHccs, lying ia Macon
Tenn. Il miles East Of Lafayette including the cele
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, which are known
10 be an nialIibc for Gravel. or any deraHge-
ment of the Kidneys, from any case Whatever, Scruf
uous diseases Of any character, Dyspepsia and ndi-
gestion; in a word will cure greatly alleviate most
Of all The Chronic diseases poor mortal man is subject
to.
The improvements and furniture are new and amnly
sufficient render 40 200 visitors comfortable.
Good Stables Carriage houses aud other out buildings;
and about 30 acres Of the land Ia good state Of cul-
tivaton.
Also, large new Store House in frstrate locali-
ty for the sale of Goods and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities Viii be required and
a lien retained upon the land and furniture for the
purchase money-July 2Sth, 1858.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
augll-td Clerk and Master
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NzaGnincent Scheme
To BE DRAWN
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
485 Prizes amounting to.......-...--. $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 90 so.
Certificates OF Psckages win be sold at the FOL.

uA-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving Il.
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every variety Of Wood and Cane seat CHAIRS.
Ne viii vnac4vnr 10 pleas all, and will take much
pleasure IA showing our stock ~ those no may ias %
a with a call.
augI7-3m PATTERSON A FREEMAN
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P 4 c. K z T LIN z
for Salc-Go l1cnt.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
TINE undersigned are now 'triuE az priyai" sale,
Il all that portion of land, lying the South SIDE
81 the Charlotte Turnpike, belonging to the estate Of
the late Matthew Barrow deceased. The land lies in
full view, and within about two miles uf tie state
Capitol, and IS laid out m lots varying ~ from
fourteen % twenty nine acres all fronting the
Turnpike road. These lands viii be sold iaIT pr-
ana on liberal time. Any persons vishiI Ia eN
anime them ascertain particulars IL relation
the terms will please call y, In &. iaTruw. near
the premises, or on J. l. x K. ". Brown, Real Estate
Agents, or the undeIs gued ia Nashville.
NJ. :. HIGHER,
G.. c. IORBkTT,
septIO-u Executors of ". Barrow, deed.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.I4, COLLEGE STREET. -


IIAVE now Ia store, and constantly receiving
IL a nn- assortment Of all kuds OF CABINET FUR.
NlfCIlE, which they determined 10 sell - low
any other house Ia the city at the same time war
TanIing their Furniture BE- tie best kinanshp
aud hush. oAc uf the Arm has just returned frotn
the where e TsDnaiy selected the entire stock,
which Is all VI KECxSr AANCsAcruEE aud LATE-f
STYLES. Our stock CONSISTS In part ~ Rosewood and
Mahogany ParloT FaTnIture, some Of which u very
anc together with Chamber Sets, Book Cases, Ward
robes declining Chairs, Lounges, sofas ktss Chairs.
French lieestsads, Mus.c stands, Mahogany Chairs,
Dressing Bureaus Extension Tables etc, etc, aud
compleIe assor tnlenl OF all Kinds "
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Change of Schedule.
sss o. Cog g.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Ms- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~eG
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1855, the Pas
~ scnger Train Will run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and 2;3O p. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:2O Z. NJ. and 80 \ NJ
Leave Chattanooga al A. VI. and 2 N.
Arriving at Nashville At 80 Z. VI. and 5 10 \. NJ.
Through tickets sold at Nashville 10 the follow
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9otets, &f.
Y q "a - - "a d q 8 Y,
Z Y

y q "a ST. "a - q 9 ",
RUSSELL VILE, KY
NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TINTIIS new and commodous Hotel is now thoroughly
i furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added TO the Hotel one Of the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable OF stang $50 horses, under the
care and supervision OF careful and attentive Osers,
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Also,
large under fences for the accommodation OF
drovers
BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands OF
Wines Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has alsU been
added to the Hotel.
Thankful the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the 'Forst House has received since 1t has been IN
charge Of the undersigned, he intends to spare No
pains or expense To make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
lacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septl-d&triwly NJ. W. MASON
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Inc llCkci Oii'e the passenger llepuls y
open hO,T before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets j Is
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
tor the Eastern cities leave on the 5 A. NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains ON the other
roads. Time TO Richmond 70 hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, and New York
three days. This IL the cheapest ANA best route from
Nashville 10 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave GA the 2.3O y. NJ.
Train, arriving at Memphis u time t. connect for New
orleans, the evening OF the next day, and go
IN ough with boats without detention at Memphis.
Those for McMlnuye, Sparta and Becrshcha Springs,
leave Nash He the $50 r. NJ. Train. which con
meets directly al Tullasma with the Train for McNibu
vile. Persons leaving McMmuvlile in the morning
arrive at Nashville at $50 2. If.
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily FOR
SmTthiand and connect with boats Tor different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers aiSo daily iue Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning on the
arrival 81 The night express
BY this change Of schedule. the Train from Mem
phs connects direct at Stevenson with our Up and
down day Trains causing delay To Nashville aud
Eastern Messengers, and one hour s gained over tho
former Schedule N gong 10 Memphis from Nashville
&. l.. ANDERSON,
IT. General Ticket Agent
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MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1858.
D.vid.on County Elections.

The elections in this city and county, Sat
urdsy, caused considerable feeling amongst
the friends of the more prominent candidates,
who were very active throughout the day,
notwithstanding the inclemency of the wealth
er. Up to last evening the official vote of all
the precincts had not come in. The second.
third, eleventh, twelfth, fourteenth. fifteenth,
nineteenth and twenty-fourth districts arc
still to come in. As far as received, the official
returns give HINTON majority of 3I5 votes;
CHEArHAx majority of Ill votes; LOVE a
majority of $50 votes; and RAINS majority
of LIZ votes. HINTON and LOVE are un-
doubedly elected. CHEArH,a and RAINS
probably, by small majorities. WHITwoRTH
h reelected Judge by an overwhelming ma
jority. --.....- -..-~.
In the city the vote was unusually heavy
amounting to 1850. JESSE w. PAGE and s
d. NICHoL are elected constablas NoLEs
stood third on the list, making an excellent
race.
We deem it unnecessary to cucumber oui
columns this morning with the figures of tn.
partial returns. We hope to present til,
whole tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

to- "Abe" Lincoln, an ex-mcmbcr of Con-
gress from Illinois, and the Republican of
that State, who is anxious for the shoes OF
the Little Giant, tells story, Us We learn
from the Illinois papers. that illustrates in the
best anecdotal style, his appreciation OF the
late fight, in Congress. 1t reminds abe of
testimony given concerning fight, one Of the
belligcrents being his client:
Among the witnesses for the plaintiff was
remarkably talkative old fellow who was dis
posed to magnify the importance of the affair
to my clients disadvantage. II came my
turn to question him. Witness" said /,
s.you say You saw this fight"
"Yes, stranger. reckon did.
"Was il much of a fights" said |.
"Til be darned If il wasn't, stranger, a
right smart fight"
allow much ground did the eombatants
cover!
about an acre. stranger"
About an acre" ! repeated, musingly.-
swell, now, witness, just tell me, Icasnl bsat
jua about The saaiiest crop Of right Of Of ana acre
Of ground that eper you hear offFs'
"That's SO, stranger; fa h 90 dVnci u IL
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