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JOhN n hGilLEh.
Joseph W.Wayns, 39l, 9Th,
M. Brooks, Mt. Auburn,
Hey. W. s. Kennedy, las
John street,
j. p. Jones, 224 Fourth,
Ur. Norton, 334 Fourth,
], ID. Thatcher, 329 George,
VIM. Jolly, lie 9th,
Jos. Talbot, 400 It'll.
So .Getzandaner, 1885 Smith
s. II. Williams, Wal. Hills,
Mrs. Meason, 269 4th,
Mrs. Ryland, 324 4th,
Mrs. Hewitt, 81 Il. 4th,
Mrs. M. p. Taylor, 2s6 Geo.
Mrs. McPherson, ). L. cor.
Sixth and Race,
, A. A. Clark, Times office,
, p. Il. Weaver, 3g3 John,
j. p. Whitman, " ash
ington Institute,
John A. Hook, 800 George
i. I. Brooks, li9 John,
Jackson nj. Noblo, III Sd,
ii. Hackmsn, 466 3D.,
Chas. Goodman, 2i2 9Th,
John q. Morris, ll3 MIL,
J. A. Stacy, 444 Sth,
Gibson q NJ Donald, Vine
Isaac Marsh, 3SS George,
W.B Hurlburt, ,625 Fr'm'n
Elan p. LangdOn, u 9Th,
]. H. Fulweiler Long
worth and Western.rOw,
d. X. Cady, 70 Sth,
ALI. Burnett, l64 5th,
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Book Binding.

I'm ALL ITS BRANCHEs, NO. 8 EAST
Il Fourth-street, between Main andSI camors, Gin
cinneti. 8,elks.
SSBe- binding in every style. Mlsis Books neat.
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DRANDYfN BOND. JOHN BATES HAS
just rsseiysS an importation q choice gSsndy Ta.
Monnie Co.. For sale wholesale and retail. ~
NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING,
oc3l 6ycamore.stre
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N9-In May last, DR.. Geo. B. Windship,
the strong man of Roxbury, was able to lift
s29 pound. He can now lift 1882 pounds
with his hands.
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ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.

A UCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
IN CHANT-saies rooms No. i East Third street
VIII attend to the sales Of Real Sstate, Persona,
Property, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats Boots, Shoes,
services Of competent salesman, all business will
meet with diepatch and prompt returns. Cash ad'
ments solicited. Refer to merchants generally.
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N9-The Sandusky (0hio) Mirror, q Demo-
cratic paper, has been suspended. 1t is said
the publisher, embarrassed beyond further en-
durance, has left for parts unknown, and that
the Office Is advertised for sale.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21

~ The recent tragedy in Washington is au
other result Of those i'll assorted marriages which
passion, aud not reasonable affection, is the mo-
tive. A Washington correspondent OF the New
York Times thus tells the melancholy story:
Mrs. Bagoli, the mothor of Mrs Sickles, was
born in the year 1919, at Croton Falls West
chester county Her maiden name Cook -
at the age OF fourteen she came with her family
to New Y ork, and was shortly after adopted bv
the well known Italian poet and author, Lorenzo
da Poute. she was bright and somewhat
beautiful girl aud very shortly after ter adoption
was married to Autonio Bagioli, q composer and
prof ssor of music who was visitor at Dapohte
house. Mr.. Bagioli is . native of Italy but has
resided in your city for thirty years, AID 10y those
who know him, is said TO be much respected and
esteemed. Mrs Bagioli bore to her husband an
only child, Tberese Bagioli the unha ppy wife OF
Daniel T. Sickies, upon whom was lavished her
parents undivided love. She educated at
the best schools Of New York. and iiaally sent to
the MAJ hattanville Convent Of the Sacred Heart.
Da Points son Lorenzo Da Poute, Jr resided at
this time with his father, aud was professor OF
bellies iettres, philosophy and literature in of
tie New Y ORR colleges.
With him were placed several young for
education. OF this number Mr. tames, OF
this city aud Mr. Bigelow OF the Evening Post
and MIR. Sicbles The agiolis also resided III
the snme bouse, and continued to live there after
the death of Prof Da Poute. Living in the same
house in which his wife born, Mr.. Sickles
saw her grow up from infancy TO womanhood -
Their association ripcnei into love. Her father
at once made serious objections TO the match, uot
from dislike to Mr.. Sickles, but from the bel /
that his daughter too yourg for marriage
Parental opposition ouly ended in c!andestiue
marriage which was performed before Mayor
Kiugsland, the Mayor of the city of New Y orl.
The consequence of this secret wedding sooG
made copcealment impossible, and the marriage +,
fslt
Catholic Church, was solemnized again. and re
ceived the seal of religious ratification from the
hands of pr. Hughes, the Roman Catholic Arch.
bishop at his private residence. The fruit OF that
marriage was one child. 1t is to-day precisely
twelve months since that father ard mother were
making preparations for the christening of this
child for whom the President Mr. Buchanan,
and the charming Mrs. Senator Slideil had vol
UNFAIRLY sought the sponsorship. 1t is IA singular
coincidence that this little girl, Mrs. Sickles,
and Mr.. Sckles, himself wera all three only chill.
dren, owe. whose miserable tate three living
mothers now hang broken hearted
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Eeigiac GRthiv,

Is the best fragrant eseraooning Honey sQckIe. E.
y. Tsfs se.iz il al 20 cents - #
March 3. lisp.
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Is ,4e Ks. o. BasE-lis esset-A4ea faI =, Nejst
lander DAgGerseucype CalleTt, tEa W4te5 - 11ad-
FIXTURES in his cty n - yFhie1 specimens are
nov On exhibition a. ms re5-as. eIeaT saa 1E ad -
Prom his long experience il the profession be rtaesi
t.ingly assures the public that he Understands the
Business PERFECTLY aad Is nov prepared th the same
Camera 70 furnish his patrons wish Erst Sass F.taFss
Cnly
Washinsfn and Green
- All pictures warranted, and perfect sst4sae-
'iG JaE s's = l Cg.s' '''-' INF
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A Chance for Spectators.

II HE undersigned efers fer sale the Pa,eat Right
81 Pages celebra-- "a aud highiy rorclsr cha
far the counties Of Uni-z Fayefre, Henry and Raa
aa.ph TIE Patent has tairs-n years 3 ma sad the
C1ara i unsurpassed a. vail ira3a these riSafs r
city properly suea other trade u1y e approved
Persons wishing to Purlsse WI hz saeEi--a E-ih a
CLlru = test It's qa4Aty-
Fer further il.e ti#.t a#E PAS =
{. Zl3iAEsl, E.eAanona. i1l
Jan =. 1853. -
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z
From he Eagle and Tiag.
The Buzzard-
rrr.. wnHrnrlI.
on.a,,o, :. sea eoast waking.
Thlnking blinking. wishing dreaming
over times I'd had in year, iong gone ts'ior'-
suddenly there eAwing.
As ,pr hebd were gnaving gna~hg ca me All %
1i. ene eed rutteea chasing Holsters tie shore
All Of that, and something more.
All too well do / remember.
'Tws the brown Of sepiesnicr.
And eveTy maiden tender, ny sghs reesied q ,5re'
And round stTanply, brightly
psnsd Joyous and lightly pshy a. f f' sob our
From cut iheheart evermoTe.
Solitude and darkness came.
sor AZ s sS p s Vita srors never koown befors
For vas born 10 sorrow,
And NY irigHd 3 9orFow al The change
All Of that, and sometimes more
Thus j POWDERED DER the past.
And wondered ny my lot ~as east
IL sqeh piaes 90 qe ma. snTsn as'0afs Fh'''
Yet like YVES its seeming,
That when woke brain was 'esrnpg' tssnns With
And thus mood and heard he breaker roar;
All this hear d. nothing more.
Presently there came faYpips
PsIehed bgzzard, ank upon stub beside the
Sanity there with hungry eye,
This bird did soon espy
ss,e1s @,es dead 5 = asae ZONE y, sses o5
And SAT and ate-notaing nsore-
Soa the air grow. denser. biuer--
Perfumes from unseen sewer.
sspOTy shadows from on dngy basement
Would be sweeter far to sense,
md would give much less ufense;
Pity then oh buzzardl who ventures out upon thy
shores-
Preserve me king filth my restore
Quofh the buzzard, "Nevermoret"
shocked n such a sight.
And said, my friend, this can't bn right;
You must have from grim uugainiy, desoate
shore.
Though thou art a carrou king.
Ia pluck leather from thy wing,
Ere thou dst take Thy hgbt hes this sanded floor
The buzzard yawned and--nothing more.
Then, said f. heres 20, r.
O. nd YOU this is a Ia PUe
"Ruzzard hfnd, all adore,
Chat is the oath swore)
"Ihough thou art perfect bore,
Take thy beak from that putrid heshquiek avannt
the shorei
yamouse, ie on. come, insist, implorel".
Qa0th tie huzzard, tNeyernorei'
And that bazzard never Citing,
Never quitting, still j. sitting
bHed palace New Jerseys bleak shore;
Al his eye- have all the seeming
OF a buzLard that Is dreaming
OF the putrid his taians ciawel DER;
And his sands % life like the physicians running OF
Shalt he siited ''evormorei'
sTr"gf Ia Mass, FEB. 1883.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03
DRUes, mEpIcTNEs, &c.


Dawes MEDICINES, &C.
ID h III VILE & Co.,
DRUGGIsTs AND PREsCRIPTLONESTS,
Corner Store or ne Nsu Union and A1aericaa BRrfaqs
cofnr Of Cherry and Church Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TEN NESsEE,
EsPEcTFULLY ask their oldl "a and customers ard
the public generally, call and see them in their new @
enlistment supPed with large complete Drugs
Stores and constantly receipt Of fresh supplies Of the same
ey feel perfectly confident OF their ability give salts
Thankful Toy The liberal patronage heretofore extended to lie
oa nun we hoPe by prompt attention to busnesto merit
DEMoyuLg CO.,
------ Corner Of Cherry and On ureh streets
AUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTmENT.
PrescrpOni Druggist and orders IN tat Ire Of or bust
ssa a. gu hours day and night be promptly and accurate
DEMOAIbiE & W
M EDhCHNES, ms FRUMENTS, &c.--We in
Yte ne attention Of Physicians eur stock Of Medicines
0nsl'i'a'' sursieAi and Dental ilsir ams 1,s, &c
hOMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
are sA 70 call and examine stock keeping
- DEMOyILLE 4 co.
GARDEN SEEDSs-In addition 10 the afoye thew v-o1id
invite attention 70 their large assortment OF Fresh
0i ;sa s ~ Of Landreths growth, .e5s
gAi-O-im DENOVILLE 4 CO.
Day GOODsi DIZZY GOODS.
NfcWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We are in receipt Of the most desirable well selected stock
staple and Faucy Dry Goods!
ever offered to the the retail trade
HAY GPUf haaed this stock from largest Importers and
Go msso Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hes
fancy In Sngt At thereby enabled to sell goods
w PRICE
and on As Reasonable Terms house in the city,
Our presen; stock embraceseve variety Of
NetV and Fashionable Designs,
s5sh asvery handsome Robes Ala;
Aauiile.
Tabla;
French DsIaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MernOes;
FaconiaPlads;
Lavsllas, for Travelling Dresses;
D'Bege's;
Plaid Merno, English and French;
Every style Of Sha~ls Fancy Dress Silks Coaks
Black Silk, all gradesi together with other
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bieached Domestic, all grales:
I0Al5-4 Olesohed Sheeting;
q inch Pillow Cottsn
Brown sheetingi
~ and Of sea island do;
/ Bro. and bid drills;
Pid Linsey, all kinda.
Flagneis, all eoloTs qualities and priees
| Canton Rlannels;
Negro blankets;
BED Blankets every size and quality;
Brown Jeans Ne seys, sates Csneres, Vestngs, shirts
Fronts Collars, aud in fact every article person may
| ind In complete retail store.
We also keep constantly band complete Of Boots
Shoes Hats aud Caps nfour 4 Co.'S BOitnl
Cloths Carpets, &C. To all Of which invite the attention
! cheapest. McWIlIRTER BROS.
1 sepl5 No. 81. Forth biarFet sTeet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03

Statement of the Condition of the New
York Life Insurance COmpan ON the nrst
day JaHuary Ieg made in conformity Win the require
meats Of the law of tennessee.
Esg York Life Insurance oOmpaay l2ene ia Broad'Say
Mar YorE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03

The Duck trade Of Virginia has fallen eff greatly
During The winter of SO '57 there one hun
dred thousand ducks killed near TO Norfolk; iney-
nine thousand Of these I Il into the hands of the
hueksters and were shipped; the While nunb,r-
fifty Thousand pair-produeed the sum OF twenty
five thousand dollars This winter the Bumte killed
will not exceed ten thousand five thousand pan Of
which owing to scarcity of canvass back ducks and
the poor caFcases Of the red heads sprig airs black
ducks So, viii bring over two thousand dollars,
showing ia ling IF of twenty-three thousand dol
lars 10 the daek trade of $3.50, when compared
with the cold Term of winter before last These
figures are given from reliable date.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store
ENlhE subscriber having sold out ais interest in the old stand
Of Evans & Co.. 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry South Nashville, heretofore Loves Sore
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every description suitable the
Of both city and country-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
o. all kinds, Prints e,ngams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Line
JackonetS Musiins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Brastpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c. Also,
READY.MADE CEOFHING,
OF the --latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden GOods, DoEsstcs, Blankets, &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTTLERY QUEENswARE,
In fact everything will he kept that will DO necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of Wach is determined to for ready cheaper
than be purchased Nashville his limited expenses will
allow hire to do
msrs4 I. @ HAsBRo0K.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03

DfsRAsE AMONG CATTLE We told that dis
ease. called hy some shoot all" aud by others
sbiack leg" is making serious havoc with horaed
cattle Mr.. Albert Lloyd Of East Cleveland. has
had two creatures Affected. and had made up his
mind they would die and possibly all Of bis cattle
share the saue fate. He applied Dunwelfs white
oil, and those affected are getting bet.er-o is out
Of danger. Mr. Rolf, of East Cleveland, Wbo lost
his barn by fire short time since, has the ca
lamy Of ''blaek leg" among his cattle, and in War
rensvile, Twiasburg, and all over the country, is
this malady prevaln'.
1t commences in the hind fool, aud extends up
ward, paralyziDg the hind parts 50 that the crea
ture comes TO the ground on its hind quarters the
appetite lie destroyed. and the eyes grow din.
This malaey is attributable to ergot in the grass
grain, &C. As vet weather is favorable TO it's devel
opment. many suppose lite appearances lately IS at
tIibutabe TO this cause CLsvtlaHd (Ohio) Herald
Feb. %.
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$4,000 REWARD! /
DISSOLUTION.
Special NOIice

Hart Macrea Co.'S Warehose Of
Edwards GkesOn Co.. Of College and Church streets
A7VS-n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03

FRESH ARRIVALS,
at Nos. 40 and AZ Union Street,
BY
WEISS IL THOM SON.
50 boxs Sicily Oranges 100 tks Rasns, all pack
20 Lemons,
I5OO Cocoa Nuts ) bxs New Curra-ts,
10 chests fine Tea, I50dO E. D. & W. X. Cheese,
so baskets assorted Cham Bdam Cheese, direct
payne Wines, superior fr0m Holland,
quality, 20 bbls Champagne Cider,
200 Woods Oysters % Cider ndAle Pumps, sill
10 cans, warranted, tops
so dOZ Malibys Oysters, ID 5 Tierces Dried Beef,
cans, . do Sugar cureJ Hams,
with endless variety articles line,
al offering reduced cash prices.
Eeb l6 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
MACHINES AND IMPLEmENTS.--Threshers
Nv Reapers, Cutters, Corn sheIiers Fan Mills Corn
and Cushers, Churn Scythes Cradles, Hoes
Rakes, Mers Garrett Cottman, Peacock Bainy's
Steel Plews. AvTy's Cast PlOws.
Cement.--Hydranlc Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Pas
ter. &c iaR2o.9m CUNNINGHAM a CO.
NOE SALE.--A very likely young Negro
81 years DID, under first rate character not to
Of hs city county. Come quick the sale WIN Be sde
mh1-f. H. ii. HAYNES 4 co.
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aailp Onion 5mtritar


VERx DoUBEfUL ENDORSEMENT The C'neih-
natl Gazette. says that recently business house
in that city had occasion to write TO corresPoneen
in one Of the interior towns Of Indiana, and II 0o'
lag their letter asked the question, eWhat IS ''s
standing af Mr.-yy Ia due line the CORES
pendent replied to the query as follows
If your question refers to Mr--s Ie-t TO- !,
sponsibiity to any limited amount, We IA MI;
is good; but TO say that he IS oosnA.s
but family expresses bis peculiarly 81 Slsl
when an account is presented. lie usually pays :
dent At the extreme tail-erd Of an execution, shS
1hsn doles out the cash TO the constable as though
he was driving rail in bis own eoiir. me money %
.h.vsr vbo took the last seat in the last car OF
.-a.s.a ,.oia "a as 10 have the use Of his money
While the conductor was reaching him, vas not
abundance to The grim death grasp with Nhicf
AZ -bolds on to his purse Strings He medR
- \. henest but his negabors say that I'VE cen
nieoe produces q moral strGbismus that Affects hi
vision quite painfully
The firm concluded to close their account at eth
tsil-end Of an execution" and ''drum" no mere il
that direction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03
FINE CHANDELIERS.

WILL furnish Chandsie either for burning Gas, Oil or
Candles. sized building Church, Hotel Pubic
ball the city with all the glass Globes Shades
cheap they can be had from any market
keep good assortment Of all the small gas fixtures with
Drop Lights paper and fancy eoloTed Glass Shades Patent Burn
ers &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
tie very wokmen always ready to do kind OF
Gas Fng Also all the machinery for euttug and crewing
Pipe will sell number Of feet TO parties In the coun-
n.y. their plans and furnish the tongs
and other tools, 81 that they do their work
SIeaHn and. Steamb boat Work.
Pipe, Valves Cocks and other articles hand for
repairing steam work
sTEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe work done
with despatch
JAMES H. KENDRICK,
fet25-3n 50 Cherry Street
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COLLECTIONS OF
WEIR SEEDS BY MAIL,
FREE OF POSTAGE.
TWENTY SELECT AND CHOICE EARETIES FOG

TWENTY SELECT AND CHOICE VARIETIES FOR 81.
NOR the accommodation Of those who love the cultivation Of
flowers but who reside distance ON where they
procured have selected the BEAUTIFUL apd snowy varieties
each ot distinct in color, and calculated produce
when planted out in beds the flower border
had each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and English
height, time Of h0werng color Of the
growing, whether trailing, the should sown
and other valuable hints cultivation. selecting
Varieties have been careful all which shy
boomers have Insignificant appearance, that the cOIlec
tons will comprise only those which reashoEy
and which believe would prove the
OF lady gentleman who might he disposed them.
The collections will he free by post part country
al the 70 lowing prices
Assortment No. consists Of twenty choice variesies
Annuals %. -.-.- .....-. 81 W
4" No. consists Of twenty choice varieties Of
Riennials and Perennals ........-... 1 90
No. consists Of ten extsa fine varieties OF
Annals and PeTennials, embracing
many Of the and choicest in Gull
uTation ! 90
No. 4 consists Of five very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers Of Eng
lish Plnsss, German Carnation and
Peotee Pinks Yeilenas, Truifants
French, Ast-Ts and Double Io ly-
hooks, each Of which are sold at 25
cents sing .--....... %. ..-....-. / co
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febiG-Im. lf~CoIlege street. Nashville
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CRUTCHER g. Co,
Successor to Benz. =. shields9
Auction and Commission Merchants
and esauaras A1eutS.

md GemefaA Agents,
NO. 40 PUBLTc SQUIRE AASHTZLLE, TENNESSEE
EAyING succeeded B. F. Shields in the auction and Con
business would respectfully inform the public
% IS our intention do strictly Auction and Commission
business and soliciting Patronage and consgnments OF any and
all descriptions OF goods and merchandise We pr mse
mi forth our untirng in endeavorng to make to tie
interest friends and the public generally 70 place their
busnese in our hands. OkOTOhEh * W.
havc s entire interest in the Auction and Commits
ion business to MessTs Crucher x Co.. and would respectfully
commend my old frienls correspondents and Gus eers
as ene reliable business and every respect worthy oil
ter condcnee An parties have done business with Us
val please call settle with without delay and those hay
ing claims will present them for payment
Most respectfully, BkNJ ShAhLDS-
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20 FLORISTS anG m a euFS o 4
Gardening.
EETE have just received from New Philadelphia,
w Gardening implements Cor Ladies and Chiidrez sets,
cheap,
trees.
Pole Pruning Shears for pruning Vines. Shrubs, &c.
Ladies' Pruning Sheasght, convenient articles pruning
Rose bushes Shrubbery, sc.
Flower Scissors, useful in gathering Roses other flowers
which have thdrny stems.
Garden TroEes Of various sizes Garden Rakes.
Weeling and Transplantins Forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning saws and Chisels Budding Knives,
Garden Rule and Lines, Garden SPRINGS.
Watering Pots, &c. Spades Shovels, Hoes, sc. &c.
febl6. MACKENZIE & NnNCHIN.
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Magnificent scheme!
sJ,Is5 PriEesamountngto 100000

WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES s5;oUARTERs S2}s
terics will be sent 10 any one desirOus of
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold g.
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
% :. 10 10 9ae s :, 90
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose the money address for the Tickets orlsre on
receipt they by mail Purchasers
lave tickets ending in figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will 6e sent pur
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post OGice, County and STATE.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and psyabein full
~ All prizes Of 1909 and under, paid Immediately after
Notice 10 C0rresPOndents-Those who prefer not
P4NY whereby oney for Tickets in sums Of Ten Dollars ape
upwards al risk and expense from any city
b enclosed in GOscy7iHaeat Post Oc Sam ped eeope
u the Spress Company clnuo receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail or Express, to be d.
WOOD, EDDY a CO., Augusta, Georgia
WOOD, EDDY a CO., Atlanta Georgia
IF list be numbers drawn the wheel
ht amount Oft prize that each one is entdte will be pub
iSa) COnstudonalst New oresns Delta, Mobile Register
New YORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Georan Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, Paudiug lNiss Clarion
Little Rock tArkJ True Democrat. fe6ea.
PROCLAMATION--sJOO REWARD.
VsHAM @. HARRIS, State Tennessee To
all who shall these PrsentsGeetng Whereas it has
teen made known 70 that person unknown
commit foul and atrocou murder the Sd day February
1853 the body Of George Miller, Banking
Of the Union Tennessee Jackson i'm our
county Of Madison and rObl said Bank S23
Now, therefore, IsHAM G HARRIS Governor as aforesaid
virtue the power ard authority vested, do hereby Of
FER a reward Five Hundred Dollars TO any person
for the apprehension Of said murderer the delivery
the Sher Jaiior Of county Madison in or
der that justice in that behalf be done.
t-l testimony whereof have hereunto nv hand
sKAL the Great Of the affixed at OF
tD foe in Nashville this 18th day of February. A. d.
1859 IsIIAM G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor.
j. =. P. Ray, Secretary Of State. febl2-llt&W2t.
1.-The Memphis Appeal cspy 10 Sec
retarv OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03


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formerly Of the house Michel. Baleyl and re
novel from the Of College and Church streets 70 The abov
elegant and large new building, vii BE- prepared
friends and customers with pFou pines than heooi On
stock Of Groceries and Bar Stores viii he az times complete
and will be sold the most satisfactory terms cD