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We undstand that Mr.. JoH W WzrrE, the Representative
OF Hamilton county in the Legislature Of this State, who
rested on the 9Th % upon charge Of procuring land warrants
to issued by Government upon forged papers, haaa hearing
tsfs VIZ Lowry Eso United States Commissioner, the
I'm and vas discharged the psOOf falling to make out
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live are authorized to announce DR.. A. J. MATFEID
nieipsl election. augl=td
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MaYoraltF.

lsWe are authorized to announce Gen. B. F. GINA THAN as
candidate SOr Mayor st the ensuing election.
aug4-td
~ We are authorized 70 announce Moses SINGLETON
candidate FOR Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
June e-dtd.
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HIVE authorized r. W. McGAvock, ESQ.,
candidate for Councilman Third ensuing
municipal election. aug13d
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An act passed January 26 1886, makes it the duty Of the Gov
enor require the Secretary Of State before he upon
his duties Commissioner Of Internal Improve
men cnd with good and sufficient security in the
$4,000 conditioned account for and pay all
ys provided for said act The committee would that
they carefully examined the registry Of bonds in the office Of
Secretary State the papers and books Of the Circuit Court
of Davidson county, where the Seeys bond is required by
deposited, and have not been able to find the bond Of
Mr. Burton Commissioner of Internal Improvements
satisfied that the Governor failed to take the
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nrosBY's REGULATIONS.

In regard to Thomas Mosty the committee would that
Mr. Mosy TO them before ncdently stated that he
had appropriated to his five bonds belonging
Tazewe Of 1000 each four Of which Nash
Chattanooga aroa bonds, and city Of Memphis
the Bank Of Trenton, city Of Memphis bonds
The committee would further that Mr. Mosby sold two
pous T. Mcain ESQ., Nashville, he appears have
January ~ lj5 from the Merchants Bank Of New York.
payment for fifteen Gen. B. l. Cheahan in his de-
position states that sometimeliurng the winter Of while
in conversation with Thomas MOsy, Cherry street. his
room, Mostly took from his pocket small package that took
coupons and remarked, there t1CeRty pee hundred
do0rs.'" lie further afterwards him
with small quantity in bukhe did not state the amount, but
from knowledge Of coupons at supposed they we're
coupons in his hands officially for collection"
The committee would state that for several years, while Mr.
Mosy clerk III the Comptrolle Office the coupons paid
upon the warrant Of the Comptroller very eareey kept
in fghoN in that office, without being cancelled, and that It
would have been matter for these coupons be distracted
from the Office and again presented payment and the Comp
ror lie Of the fraud Holders Of coupons often delay
their presentation for pay fer years consequently
the interest varies much yearly that the committee unable
90 determine t what time and what extent coupons have been
kcni hut they satisfied that coupons have been purloned by
pnte again the Comptroller and again paid by
him. From The fact that the annual interest due and paid in 1858
the gate due paid the years 1851, 1852, 1853 and
1851 nearly balances, they induced believe that the loss
CURED after the lst January, 1855.
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IHE BIBLE GALLERY. Illustrating our sa7isrs lie ana
Paasicni Win tEensy-four Illustrations IN stael.
IHE PROTESTANT Neutrality-suspicious. CLEs ksTIcsL
1neyc1pelHz Being candensl lrsnsi.iur % liesra.s
Aeai kncyeloPeta BY Rev - "a. A. Boa8erysr, b. D. q
vols octzFo.
1hh sfiRlf AND BEAUTY OF TIE CHRISTIAN RELT-
klon Ereln me trencn- By Elnma b Stsrss
THE LhIG GLORY OF WOMAN. As pOkrHaVEn N Tuu
a-ll lie 81 me Virgin Asfy. bg llsr1anss.
&c, &C. -----i
The CHEMISTRY AND hETALLURGT OF COPPER Ran
complete gaiis % the Copper aas ogr 1900
LIE khACI1CAL MlhEhALOGIST. ~ tiverul.n
the hlAE ANDLlQuUk DEALERS tiusie h tbs u,1rr.,
ture and Aduitculiion 81 Liquors.
Liza AND LOVE IN NORWAY AND LAPLAgD F--, fs.
6ernaall. A novel By Thee. Maggie.
LILLY WHITE 10 Edward Goodwin, % hr-h,-
The QUAKER s0LDlth; or, Iks Bush IN thisdspbis ~
historical Romance.
sAkEAkOE. A Of NorWay. By Jas A Maitland frts,r
OF ''fhe Walchman."
Author Of s-sartarue.n
Author % sLaiiee.n
DEAk kAPkllkNCE. novel By BuHni ulustrstrstsd
John Leech, Of the London ssI,unch %
Just recsivedby p uacssr
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855, FALL TRADE. 1858.
At TIE NEK YORK lLLLLNERH ERpORLLM

- STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
AIRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies IA
I'VE Of Nashville State OF Tennessee and adjoining ~
States, that she will days, from New York, W.
largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs we'll the cheapest brought to this city in
part as follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all cOlOTs
Ladies' Misses Brown and White LghOrn BlOomers,
styles;
Cene Fancy Buglc Mareeau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 Ladies Dress Caps
French Flowers fOr Party and Bridal ap
pOntments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles;
go Boxes White, Red and colored Plumes.
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves Handkerchiefss
Sets Bands Edgings, Chdrens Robes Waists and CaPes
large Skirts Corsets Cloth Coak Of the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains
Od BOnnets renovated and retrimmel in No. style 4 U
augI5u MRS. DOYLE
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA

AZ Augusta.
TTyHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will begin the first MONDAY IN NONEM.
next with Introductory Lecture By Prof JoEEs
Emeritus Prof Of Anaiomy-G. NJ. NEWTON, ND.
Anatomy-H. F. CAMPBELL, NJ D.
Surcpry-L A. DUGAS. MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy--JOS. JONES, MD.
Inttutes and Practice-L. D. FORD. MD. - =. -
Physiology and Pathological AnstOmy-H '. MILLER MI
Medca, Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudeee
l. p. GARYIN, ND. =.
Tsnonstrat or IN Anatouv--ROBERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demoustrator-S. B. SIMMONS, MD
Prosecor to the Professor Of SurgeTy W D FUND.- ND
Curator Of Museum-T. P. CLEAVELAND. - -
Tickets for the whole course, $40 " r-
Naturalization TO be taken onoe}' = "
Practical Anatomy 20 be taken -oncel, " "
For further Information apply any msr Of he kae1l %
to the undsrsgusi Laug6-E4tl P'sAkfAN Dean
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I'VE authorized THOMAS J. HALE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
Education.
On Monday the 9th Of September the undersigned will open
English Classical School for Boys in the brick school
room on Of the lot occupied by McKendree Church.
This building leased for Of years with the view Of
establishing permanent school of high grade. The number Of
pupils will he limited to twenty.
TERW-For English branches $780, for the Latin and Greek
classics Including the higher branches Of Mathematics S per
session deduction absence except in cases
Of prnracel Illness B. +. BENTLEY.
REFERENCES:
JoHS A, MCEwEN, JOIN TRrIBIE,
ALLEN A Hall. J. B. MCFmRTN,
JoHN B. LINDSEY, /. D. Huston,
r. J. MEIGs. ang ltd
Mr.. A. A. LEWIS Is in this city agent for the Gallatn
a and IS authorized receive orders for advertising in
that paper Inc Eeaner has circulation Of between twelve
and fourteen hundred in wealthy community which
dy derives large and profitable trade business viii
find greatly to their interest TO advertise ESamR
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~ RooKs


az ~ AEDDAss
osCE1LA, TIE SEuINOLE or ma Pa 49, 81 49,
FloEa Land By Capt. Reid. Bsauialiy irlu-,,sl - -
ginal Designs
OLD NELL or, The Days Of the Iroasis.- ~ vIH'-.
Hsnry Hsriert
WILD FLOWERS. "a novel tat via not easily b mr.
passed '-Losd0il O5ssrslr.
aiAE FRENCH ISCENDIART. b Eugans sus-
TIE A0DEKE OFEiELL0. Autaor Of Ellen 6rsnt.
DgYAI. AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. By .Lis On -
Aoaa.' SastressiTsdhy liulyz7l JOIN YORK
afy OF me OF Formation, ana Adoption Of The cohsaz
eooi ne lntd ts vita io.ss OF ts 9saeipal Eraners
~ George Tlcknor c urtis
lac second volume DOW usdis devoted 3 tie hf5t5rsf he
fofHnssoh and ad9Pton q tie Constuaon ma .sr-r
most absorbing interest 2 Anereansnor can any are ans
Prssists the snfeenee Of It's structure, "a. I'll bs -.
c0upsnied lr. Curtis through bis o. eo1st -
and his account q The method Of puag hs tossus r.
ale6y JOIN YORK co.
TEVRES BOOK WILL BE READ BY TwEN
Il y millions Of people
BaRcrOft's History
Nsz Foluns- The American asgol1tion. Forslsby
In join YORK 4 CO.
WRISTBANDS.
HICKS Pat5nt Elass Infstns Tbs Inssssns fsfr ss,r
toallotasrs- For slab
leo JOHN TORk CO.
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Ladies' Fine shoes and GaiteI
FRESH ARRIVALs.
NEW FALL g. WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE

4 Il A q b Il q L U G A s.
WYE are now receiving our stock Of Fall and Winter staple
and Fancy Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes and BroEans Carpeng Queensware,
Hardware, which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making up their stock in this market Il is
sry for anything in regard 10 selling goods cheap
reported throughout al the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge and say to short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared s
goods this Fan cheaper than HERETOFORE Please cali and examine
stock
beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported TO- manufactured in the United States
70 which invite special attention
Also large stock of READT-MADE CLOTHING. that
can't be beat in quality, style and chespuess in America.
Also, 400 BOOTS SHOES, which and viii sell
under regular prices.
Also, 600 pieces Of CARPBTING, ply ply. Z wool ard all
cotton, that bought OF for than
prices Call and see
Also, have made with Of the largest
porting houses America for QucensTaTe by the crae for
York iobhing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Files Axes. &C. &c
Merchants who purchase for cash, aud give short notes,
and pay them. will find our house the place for them
TRAUBE < LUCAS.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY-GOODS AT
WHOLESALE.

TTE receiving desirable stock Of Staple and Fancy
wv DryGoOds and Varieties and the entire stock will be
store by the Is; September, to which invite the attention Of
merchants buying in this market Inducements will be offered
cash and prompt time buyers.
supply Of the celebrated Dufour & Co.'s Anchor Brand
Boiling Cloths on hand. All numbers, from to II.
L. b. & T. D. FITE,
No J. southeast Public Square near Suspension Bridge
uR-u-1u
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inclusive and likewise the amount that has been paid shown by
the warrants Of the Comptroller and Treasurer:
s4s,3s3 o.


In regard the decaon off. n. ". Burton late Secretary
Of STATE the committee the State Of
which the following is a synopsis:
Total amount collected by Burton Commissioner Of
Internal improvements S54,jT7 48
Total amount paid by him into the Treasury 1850 s.
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SWAN a co.'s LOTTERIES
TRHUmPHANT!
SWAN & co.
Continue 30 draw as usual without inter-
ruPtiOH.
SWAN a. CO.'S
Lotteries are Legal, and
Authorized by the
State of Georgia!

The late attempt to iDiure Our Firm has
shown that our Lotteries arc drawn f0ir-
1y; that our Prizes are paid PunctuaIiy !;
and that our Schemes are more Liberal
an any other Lottery in the World!
The following scheme viii be drawn by S. SWAN Co.. Mana
gers Sparta Academy Lottery each Of their Single Num-
Der Lotteries for August 1856, at AUGUSTA, GEO, in public,
under the superntsndence Of Commissioners.
Glass p draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST z, IS5S.
Glass IS draws
SATURDAY, AUG ISL IA, 1858.
Glass 20 draws
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2l, IS5S.
Glass 80 draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AID EGHIT-IIyE PRIZES
YEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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LARDI LARD!

LARD! LARD!!
az BBLs Family Lard in Store and for sale low, By
ZSD TERREsS 4 BROS,
sugls % Broad Street
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ne Splendid D glf' DT7lg1L EaslelgaT st1lllsT.l
IOUN GATIT. j. n. BuNCE. Aaslis
SrTl-prsI- D. o. PAIR. Aasian
FAVF a. above alternately, every TUESDAY etlls =
o'eIoos, Tor Louisville and an inteueillLs 80, ~
Isciing al Louisville with q. Mail Packs3 lo C-lltl
Whssnv, and Pittsburg. Through kesp 49, y
Ali Eastern citics, per Baltimore and inc
and shippers may rely on these 1oa1 49, - Ae-
height or passage sTPiy on board n n HARRrsov a..
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EXCHANGE nANF

In regard to The Exchange Bank, the Committee they have
had great difficulty arriving such facts and reliable data
ss would enable satisfactory conclusion ht,
The result researches, they Submit history Of the tusc
tons that Bank with the Comptros office and the Bank OF
Tennessee, which they confident will lead TO correct eS
nation Of the OF This portion of the report is
lengthy and very minute detail In regard to the outstanding
OF the Exchange Bank the Committee report that the
clerks County Courts OF various counties in the State
hal them aggregate amount Of S32a OF Exchange
held by citizens Of their respective countless and
that Sl3 had leen returned by private individuals making an
aggregate Of sq5 O4d The Committee then proceeded
II will be by the above list; that the amounts
reported by the different and by individuals, to be SOo
Mr.. Spence received Of his circulation from the Bank
Of Tennessee, the 18th May 1853. ls4,UeO
He took up by his check. 18th May, lojs, l-1Os
- ~ I5fb Is" q 5000
received through Mr.. Carney 9th Nav. ls5s l,644
80 subsequently from the Bank, %
Total s2S5,s6O
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WERESEI AESEHVA AIS
~ Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced CATERS
Do Kid Pump Congress BcOts1
Do French Lasting Congress Caters:
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers:
Misses Caters, Boots, and slippers.
fine assortment Childrens Infants Boots Shoes and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augl ~ College street.
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-aRF CHANCE FOB FORTUNE.-sFOH
80 - 900 worth Of the most valuable real estate
III - ~ losf reasonable tez, he mos desbs
w., Nj y ever orsdin his market lying on Cherry cslr
spruce streets, slbls for bzgiuess houses private
lliS propose % orchsngs he ab0ve r likely Negroes,
~ snS - VIII. I. BOYD, u.
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Subtract from tais sss.sno returned 70 ComptolIss
and lurns,d uihs lsth Ray, 1855.
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sTEAmER BLANoHE LENIs ZOE sALE

MINERVA COLLEGE,
For the Education of Young Ladies,
SITUATED FIVE NILES EAST or B-ASHTILLE, TENN
yEyHIs Hourshing Institution viii reopen the rst MONDAY
in September next aIorug superior educational facilities
CommodOus additions having ien made 10 The building, an
increased number Of pup be accommodated.
design tie Principal Teachers Of the school to
make study pleasure, and surround those entrusted 70 their
with al the charms % the family circle.
The situation il healthy and easy o. access and The course OF
study thorough and systematic. Circulars with terms and
other particulars obtained the book store OF W T. Berry
& Co.. Public Square, McCure music store on Union street,
or by addressing the Principal, s JONES,
augs I'd Minerva College, mar Nashytiie, Tenn
nLAIN and fuIl-bOsOm Shirts
III Fine bosom shirts
Embroidered bosom shirts
White Linen Drawers;
White Jeans Drawers;
White Lse Undershirts;
White Cotton Uniershrts;
White Muslin UndeFshirsi . :, g., ~ ~ -,
White and fancy Isle Half Hose;
White and fancy Cotton IIalfIlOsei
New style Lace silk Ties;
New style Fancy Silk Ties
New style De Joiuville Ties as,
Fine embroidered Suspeuders;
Suspenders TO without vests;
White Stone and Cameo Vest Buttons;
Colored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttonsi
ColOred Stone and Agate Vest Bntons
White and eolored Ivory Fans;
Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
Just received to-day at J. II; McGILLs
Ladies' and Geutlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
i've Cor College street and Public Square.
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Three Years Time.
WILL s 70 the highest bidder, Saturday q
September next three tracts Of land in tie neoorhoof q
Warrington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place c0ntanlng about hundred and dseTen
which there mansion neatly fnis good
and hne land
The PaHd Plaee, near by containing hundred
the most Of It good land, the balance Of &c sood cedar tl and
good water.
The Lund, Ewing Place, about two nj ss from Home Tract
containing about eighty good cedar land thirty
with water and cs twenty FIVE Of which good
cellar timber, and viii le sold in lots
Sold one three years time win interest from date
the purchaser giving security and LEN on he land ior he pu
chase money. The lands are al surveyed.
JAMES s. WEBB,
iy2O Ex Of John L. Parsey's VIII.
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sATURDAYr AUGUsT!


WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES s.; QUARTERS S2z.
Circular showing the plan % the Lot.
teries Will be sent 90 any one deSirOus OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
10 Quarter a" 20
. 10 Eighths +" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose money address for the Tickets Ordere
Of which they will BE- forwarded by r mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
II Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
BithOutdeductiOn
NJ All prizes of 1000 and under, paid immediately after
the aWng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orte,s for Tickets Certifcatssto
=. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
II ? Persons residing AiontgOmeTy Ala Atlanta, Ca,
their orders filed and time, by addressing s. Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
the of the prize that each entitled to- will be pub
Hshed after drawing, in the following
(Ga) Constituonast, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntegencer
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauiug (Mss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat. jy-S
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SMHTHHLANDs RADU CAHs
. ftsf..-A Louisville, Sc Louis and eNsfs.a
Memphis Regular Pack-ass,sl
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays Tuesdays Weiaesdlg8
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
mfnnetOnkas Capt. H @. mathemeys
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A. II. The light drausht passenger Steamer
GuD1s Capt. James W. Humls
will Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays az 10 oeq
A. n. The light draught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Capt - L. BnfeEaau5
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays &c ID coo. a. NJ
The above first class light draught passenger bos a I'll
Psinah with The ~ s Mali Packets shove named places.
lime 81 A HAMILTON, Agent
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Dissolution.
yWyFE partnership business conducted Hicks China Hail.
IS Public Square, Nashville in the of A Il. Hicks
was dissolved on the Both Juy 1853 A. H. having puT
chased John ousOn entire interest and became solely
sponsible for the settlement Of said business.
SALE.
Al Hicks has sold to c. Peacher his China Hall, all
the outstanding claims the made since the LIST day
july 1854, authorized TO collect the All
claims against establishment against A. Ii. Hicks
paid By him stand IS Public Square, Nashville
Change of Business.
A. H Hicks is making arrangements to continue business, UP
STAIRS, at the old stand and will open he get
up general assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
when will be pleased all his old friends and customers
augI3d&w2w a. II. HICKS.
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- "'O'' "s-"'''' '0' S''' TERB1ss BROTHERS.
SALE OF LAND AND NEGRO WOMAN.
decree OF the County Davidson county, rendered
at the August term 1853, the Of Wesley Drake and
others Cummings Others will otter at public SALE
on the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
of September next tract containing So lying in
district Of this county, and about "a miles o
Nashville Also, the time and place. Will sell negro
woman Matilda. Terms-Ihe land will te sold upon
upon credit Of MONTHS except the Of g - to be paid in
cash Said property belongs the estate OF Isaac Drake, de
ceased. and IS sold for distribution among the heirs
augI3-wtd prs fee s. 60 p 4. CHhAIIAM, y. 4 N.
NOR RENT.-The desirable residence No. p South
Spruce street. be had, good tenant Also
furniture at its worth Apply at this oae or 10 40
81 P. o. aue-l0d ROBT GIBsON,
TROTTING RACE:
MATCH 5000 A SIDE, HALF FOR
sA &6SA felt, mile heats, best in I've 70 come Oh
~. TUESDAY, AUGUST Ita3 loJo.
A. G. Noel names WhirlWind Race to come OF al o'clock
?. NJ. laugl3dtd s. J. GARTER, proprietor.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INsC
RANCE COMPANY
81 5 5000.
OFFICE Northwest Corner Of the Public Square, Dyer
Pearls Exchange Office They will take risks Dwellings
and other Houses Goods store, against Loss Damage By
Fire Also and River Hazards from and to all ports
ALos, NEGROES AGAINST Dangers OF TIE RIVER
DIRECTORS.
John NJ HILL, JOSEPH VAULX,
LANES COREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
q. NJ. FOGG, ,. A. OWN,
ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS,
II. IL GARDNER, n. +. ALLOWAY
W. S. EAKlN.
JOSEPH VAULX, President
VI. A. Butler, Secretary lOct2-wktriw. -
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Balance due the State


Burton as Secretary Of State also received from the
various Railroad Companies for the engraving Of
bonds done at the expense Of the State,