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THE Wild ARsrcASs.-Tbs vioksburg TFxs Sov,h
ron. ssys six Of the Wanderers negroes-four usu
and tao somsn. are on exhibition inthstoity They
are described perfectly docile answer su h cues.
tOns as they understand readily, and seem endowed
With extraerdnary powers Of mutation and miuicry
They ere somewhat stunisd in growth, a. wi h one
exception, hase4ndiHsrsOt heads. Their teeth sp
pear to have bssn 6led They ara lively and cheer
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A WIRE's AFFECTIONS EsTIMATKD AT THousAED
DOLLARs-We have already given an account of
case pending in the Superior Court at Columbus,
Ohio, In which Lueisn A. Bowers brought suit
against Ira Preston and his wife, to recover $15,
OOO as damages for alternating the affections of the
plaintiff wife WhOWss sister of Mrs. Preston. The
jury found the defendants guilty Of alternating said
wifss affections, and gave Bowers judgement for
$1,000. So it is settled by the Courts, that in Ohio,
the value of Wife's affections is $1,000.
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The arst fruits Of the new treaty Rith japan may
be found 10 the arrival at London Of an American
ship from Nsgasaki, loaded viii cargo Of white
wsE, the product of the Japanese wax tree. As4m-
pie Of the wax may be seen at the Patent Office at
Washington 1t will be found very useful for all
the purf foses for which wax is used 1t is thought
thst the tree will flourish in he Southern States.
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Mexico, since its establishment as a Republic
which Is thirtS seven years ago, has had afty.eiz
Presidents, average of one and half Presidents
annually
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

on AND ATTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1852
Passenger Trai-s will follows:
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at 4:30 A N and P. n.
Arrive at Chattanooga at P. 81 and go A. n,
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A Il. and IS P. N.
Arrive at Nashville at G.J7 p n. and $50 4 n.
N NIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, 40 A. n,
WarrGce with Shslhyville train SOS A. NJ,
and Western and Atlantic K. X. Chattanooga 2P NJ
" ? The Night Passenger Train from Nashville 2 p M,
connects with Shelby vile Y. ID; with
acMirny ana Manchester 4 at TUllahouS o. P .,
and emphil Charleston r. ri Stevenson 10 IS A.
IT. The Train from Chattanooga, s45 A. II.
connts with McMinnYe and Manchester r. f. TuRhomG
at 44 P with Shebyve Jn at Wartrace at $50 P. NJ
~ The Night Passenger Tram from Chattanooga 7l5
meets win Menphis ana Charleston E. B. Stevenson 10
?. N. T. W COLE,
feh5-tf Superintendent.
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An EDIrORAL sALAMAsDER.-Csptsin Bossiere, Of
the New Orleans CoErisT, who was shot recently by
his partner, Mr.. Vernon, is now in fair way to
recover The Crescent eays this is but the latest of
ssries of disasters, which show that the Captain
bears charmed life. In 1928 he commanded ship
in the Egyptian service, and at the battle OF Nevs>
rino his shipwas blown up, and himself badly wound
ed. Returning to his native country, he engaged
in naval service on the Gulf of Mezico and was en-
gagged in the attack Porto BellO. There alse his
ship was blown up, and himself again wounded. At
slater period, be yachingin the GulfOne day and
hailed ship and boarded her to CD aiH supplies
There being of pirates at the time his yacht
was mistaken for pirate vessel and himself for pi
rate Under this mistake the Of the ship ASSAULT
ed him as as he stepped board, and beat him
down with msrlng- spikes billes of wood sad ether
missiles breaking several Of his bcnes, and leaving
him sensel'ss and bleeding on the deck For this
mistake, lie af erWsrds Instituted suit in the Untel
States Courts, and recovered all the damages he
claimed.
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Land for Sale.

, TIE undersigned viii sell his planta s-.e=-.
kfEZFA tion called CAPITAL YIEu, lglng eleeSfs,
fsess4ff side of Cumberland RV-r. se.rsgs<
tHsF1l1u the City &c Nashville sfSf
ltssl ssfS cantsine aaout Three Hun -
4 red acres. lie viii sell 60 al 49,,
lots to purctuis.f.- lg
credit VIII gwen neius legal interest from date aud
retained Itis oi the very lest quality OF sC is VII
Wslrred about half cultivation, ald ue
timber and pasture There two good i've liag hu8 GOOD
Stables. inf rrnalan apIv ed,
0r o Iain ID ,5sr,-s. f-.1E-u IitO~ ~ JAMES.
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SPRING STOCK.
Il q Il n L. A III A L. II

. 9 Il
receiving supeisr stock OF Boots. shoes and
Il Caters for Ladies and Gentemen, Misses, Boys and
Children. Also, Trunks, Vases AMI Travelling Bags In great
vaIiiss which oed - s city and country very
low Erlrea fer 0asA JOAN EANAGE,
RhH - ColleSs Street
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Barnun has left LOndOD, aud Lols Montsa takes
his place in the lecturing field
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KiFkpatFick. Nevins a Co.,
RECETVLTG, FOkWARDfNG AED HHOLESAEA
GROCERY MERCHHaNTSs
eMARKET TREE, SAS,s~ILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov IN store large and complete assortment
Is q Groceries, eulhracins
New Orleans sugars. all Eiadss.
Nniasss3. Ia barrels AID half barrels,
Colee, large sld COTsRlete stock;
Rar, full stock Eith Teas, Candles. seriines Mscf.
erel, Glassware, asso~t, Plns 'r-- t- ii
sies usually fspt il Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRAN RIEN. WINES, " EEaSFS y, &C.,
We think cz1uSt be surpass u s OF auy other uarkss.
our stock OF goois invite %
the trade.
usrs1f KIREPATRICK. SEvINs 4 Co.
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Polly Boston, coiorsd woman, known 10 be 100
years Of age, died in Baltimore last week.
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The Fremont DenoeTat says the fruit is still un-
injured in saudusky county. Wheat looks prom
sing.
The Bucyrus papers slse, say the peaches are
stil safe in that region.
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AJANTED. .sThe Principal Of Large Boarding school
w for young ladies situated the Of Columbia de
sres employ Edy capacity Of House ksepe oDe OF
sxpersRa gn esprs'wTeA FV zTtk~ rfrsns gPpy a this
0l1eA HaalP-Gl
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Pm o \ G RAP EY

VNTILL commerce. Monday TIE 25,h inst. ThsFe %
W elegant and usciu accomplishments for Ladies,
than that BEAUTIFUL art, and easily uitdiued
Those the victims Of the ridiculous hunhuF IN
Ph0nouraphy tat practcei the High school,
formed very wrong opinion ~ What photography s 70
Correct opinion those who tired there aud haFs
since learned 70 with Mr. p
New uIs in Pemmanship received daily over the ss0rs
Of j. II McGiH
Ps-e and Mr. Dolbear before the class beyiHE
surel DIFF
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IAPoRTAET DEoIsION AS TO CONTRACTS FAILING
Due on SuSDAT "A very important question has
been raised on this subj set. The particular case
was that of policy of life insITsncs expiring On
Sunday, the premium upon the renewal of which
was rendered til the folio wing Monday. But the
discussion involved the whole question as TO fulfill
iUg any contract the day for doing which comes
upon Sunday. The general nOIion is, that il all
such cases the contract must be performed, or the
offer made to DO it, on the preceding Saturday. But
the Court in this case overruled the notion.
The decision is a ve-y interesting one, and goes
largely into investigation Of the legal history Of
the Sabbath.
TbeCourt ssys:-"The Tu c was stated in unouali-
fed lar guage by Jusice BtOEBson, in SsLer rs.
Burr, (2O Wendell 2O5, agree to the doctrine lad
down By Gould Justice in Avery Us Stewart, 2
Comm. Rep SO tha. Sunday cannot, for she pur-
pose of peIfOi ming a contract, be regarded as day
in lsE and it snOu d. for that pu pose, he consider
ed as rucK from tie calendar. Ia computing the
tine mentioned in q cOntr f5r doing AZ act inter
vening sundays ale to be united, but when the
day OF performance fails Sunday, il is net to be
Lakea into the con putauon
at appears from this review of The law that
III Court is warrant in ssyi g rhU when, f ON
accident or mutual error, the day Of tu fling an
agreement falls upJn SundaJ, there is enough OF
prIneip and hOriy to jus the par IN de-
terring 3 performance 10 tbs Muud4y ensuing
without ImPsuing tight or ineUrIiog fVrf,i-
ture."
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IN UNDEBING TICkEIo Oh CERTIFICATES Peas
Enclose the money aares Tickets orsred
receipt CT which tcy W e ksasi by frst NAH Purchasers
can have tickets ending any dsaF-thsy nay designate.
The Lts Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii Be sent 20
chsEers lnmelsleiy after the drawing
U : Purchasers will please wriis their signatures plain, ard
give their Post Once, County and Stats.
Keemhsr st every Prize is drawn and payable in fuli
EithOEtdsduc.ou
III All Priz>s Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
The draWpgo;hsr prizes the usual time Of thirty lays
Notice 10 C5rreN pom dents Those Eho pr fer
sending ~ mail. the ADAMS EXpkESS Cum
PANl, whereby money for Tickets In Of Ten Dollars
awards, risk aud epe1ss any
or town Whee ley have 0ee- Toe orer nus
b. eneose in = G00s.st Poet Cce SGaPsd EaVsloPs,
CT the Express Company receive thenn.
All communications strictly confidential.
Ores for Tcses Certificates Nal Express, 10 s d.
racted to
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OFFICIAL.

Opinions of the Supreme COur; of the State
of Tennessee, at Nashville, December
Term, 1858.
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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FF4ERTKTEATES AT WASHINGTON AVN
3 Baitrnore On the East and Wheeling BenFooa sad Psrl
eTou the Vest al which Plsces urfas with Rsiir
Etssne-s- &C., for ard from all points IN TIE
Nscsss SsutiasSrest and North~xvest.
Fare 70 New York AMI B0scaoNE DOLLAR less haa via any
ether route. -r.
THe trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P H., and 1i:s0
pi7ees e0nnect0ns arc ras5e hy these trains
Fer 11 she Eastern Cities,
This is the only route 70 Waahinston City
Iaeagers y tbs Route can visit Baltimore, Phllaaspha,
otier lines. =
IhTough Tickets to tie Eastern cities be prOczrsd
Nastlnsto1 city I'd jitionai charge Of Sc Co -
quick time md sure conuasctons. 81
Inquire for viz the Baltimore Ohio Railroad sny
the principal RaiiroGd Office IN the West.
Z. 2. FULLER, Gent Western Agent.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W Smith, Master Tr,nspoTtation. lspH.
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a. co.. atlanta Georgis.
or WOOD, EDDK q CO., Wilmington, Dsla.
II ? sto he numbers drawn tron wheel, Eith
the amount OF prize that each one Is ent
fhsi after very drsEins ollowiug Papers-Augua
Ga) COnutoaalst Mobile Rsisto- Nashville Gazette
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dissich and Paulduu rs
Clarion. Fapt7
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RICH Paris Imperial Chips Ieghorn Goaerd ~
90 s0rbren and Euglish, Crape, Panels Belgium W.
CS strrs etc WIthsilE' Blond ana ISlI' s, Lsoe,, *
IEEsS r7rr.s pu1ls, aad trimmings The nches. -
st beautiful aud lee ant designs Ha' AT sam
can pgssoly design iOi Spring ana sai.l7i sl. s Ii
49, ttss EIsts and Turhans and trust tat every lSSy
~ Nsshy IIs VIA honor call IL viii give Us great
gI 10 attend 10 yuu ali We have likewise rch GSrnl'T
~ tioy-s for parties uud bridal appointments ana over
S s OF Prs Flowers Bonnets AZ low prices biacA
TSrir. sail. slraws Lace Ne EmrrUldSr red
a. SITS collars rsh Pa Hair fius anu
rn, &C Tues cots, imported ~ ourselves sno
- - Mise U tnc New York EL ps sOll .
l ir pces st old stand stairs Ne 80 Union
next d2yr to the state B4ak. laPo: u Mrs l. ,, As .
- KEos pare WAITE LEAD \ store and for sale sy
n 0R ,MI7kLL, HOOPER 4
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For PhiladeIPaia, New York, q,

For Philadelphia, New York, DC,
SsS1sdEI FROM sz4EsstZES
SAVANNAH AMI CEEARLESTON.
fN-n P.ssag 5 Is s.
EacLrsIun UHl JauuAry l-I SIS
The well kuOUl srst side-Whee steamships,
KEYsTUNE SIAI g., Csst C.P MAhsHYAN, and
STATE II GEORGIA. Cspl. ; ). GAVIN,
Nov Regular Line T t- North leaving ChaTleston and
SaTauual alternately, as iollOWs
The STAT OF tUEuLl, foIl Ssyaiah, the 5ih, 18th 8n4
25tA % every mon -E
The KEIsIONE STATE from Charleston the ICh, 2oth and
Both 5i vvsiy nth.
safety comfort, having superior State Rooms, thcss
sArs surpassed ty the Cuc Hundred
Miles OF tie Delaware River and BzyNO nights
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This Line c0E,grs Pha4 with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route lhous Niagara tails Buffalo, ia L. bours
Mladrila Through CAeL Sit the privilege OF sop
pIn sud h. uieda points for sale By the Agents
iu Savannah,
Pare 70 Nisgars Buffalo 1eg-Era, $40 CanandaisuR,
SgI c. A. GBElNEh * CO.
Agents at SaI anIah.
4. 5. & 1. G BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. UEBEON, JT.,
Fsfg--dCr. Agsut q Philadelphia.
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gasbhiIIs anign anS Snrtriean

Dally IS /; ,Erl-'Fsekly So wookly ss.
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LELLYETT Il SMITH,
NOS. 10 AND 70 SOCTH NARhET STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BTaudieS and Wines. EYhiSkyS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Frosh Arrivals.
% WE keg leave to call the atseation Of our E3SA
- friends and the trade generally, 70 large go
49, end we'll selected stock Of the above articles
iust received, embracing In rsrt
RrRndies.
ssrzersc CsiOA Alex. Segnette;
otsrd, Dunuy, very hne Urited socety ProprIetcrs;
Jules Robin; Rayna plG Alussee;
With mary other brands.
Wines
clare. (every grsdsl Madeira
PORT do do Champagne, (y9<y nneD
Old Sherryi Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam. No. Teun.; Hsunah
Lilly Dale do II Potter;
7 WiilsI Corner stone:
Richsudseni W North;
TyresuSi DeRosa;
Beverly; Peaches ant Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver ROii; Langho ne 6E Armstead
ClaiboTre & Tslisferro; Pine Apple;
And many othe-s.
Cigars.
EstrslIs; La RsarIaftG;
ColunpiA; Imported Londres;
Estrslls PrIEneEa; La Sa vEdos;
Clntro de 0rOpi Imported SOlace,
ConchO Regslisl d. H=-seIrodsy
La Silva: do Principe;
La Prusbs, Imp do Trahucos.
Is suisa, do L. HigysrS;
La IianR, do Gift;
Embracing every Ersde.
act9 EEH,LEET A. SMITH.
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nTngniaeent seheIne!

WEoLE TICGET5 $40 hAL7ss s.; QcA8TERs ssx
Circular showing the plan Of sho Ace.
terIcs will be seat 20 ANY one 6esErOus OF
receiving Ets
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold q
be following rates, which is the risk;
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, Ss
Z" 10 HaH 20
,Sss.r- -
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a. ssEET a. L. Erya, n. . srzzE
STREET, EElgG a Co..
1T 7 q RS EYS AT LAW,
Lana CoLI.GTr9s,
GEEERAL 4 ENTS,
OMAHA CITY, NERRASKA TERRITORY,
YILL Practee Law Supreme iuferor CosrssG
NcbTssia, buy Land lrnJs, enter iard cn tre,
i've sec.a attention % making scc-r o. lluis Nska
those wishing good iel5lz 045ns
dealers reasonable terms pay tss rs abstracts snfea
AMI titles shoyt notice ani s a7Is iot al
kinds o real estate, sHd doa General AgensJ business
VS.. Gilman, Bsaksr, Nsg YorEcity.
Converse, HariiHs & &C., Boston, N1ss.
c. Hbislrd SuptN- T.. C=ntrai Rslroaf AI5zny, n. z.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Ezutu1ky.
Hon. FRANCS B. F9EE; Nashville Ten,-s -ssss
Johnson, Weaver Go. 70 DO
Gov. ". =. callpDsll, L.ea1op, SS
Iu Jordan stakes, dc
Lus8s, Thompson 4 Co.. 81 Louis 40.
MeCisrIc Chittguisn Il Co., KeokuB, Ioza.
IN. u SEWER & % R Inksrs- tiIcauosa, Iowa
Baldwin Dclge x Co. Council Isiuis, do
DAVIS, Moody & CO., Chicago, Illinois .
W A. Ias1son Co. Nss 'lri-> rs. Louisiana u9R
EbRJNEf EsS.--A ase Sa.-. psnL. arnIsn sni
ID Artist Brushes lust rreslyes and :7r sale lew .
VACCINE MATTER
J e. ''''''- '''' supply a a 5; e;a ,.i;' '''
er32 CorusJ C.il-gr araI Tuiun street
ESGSE FE4s.--JssI rvceiyei ,rsH aT-s I-8poriss e
81 Teas good Of Impers, CJnPaHer sglUng
tnj Saek Teas s0r sale % the la small quantity ~
a. STRETCH.
BDWARDS. Sfl.sa ISON a Co.,
.>7cUssslr Enrluis-I
wholesale GrOCrrs, Commission Merchants
Dealers in Fire RsFundies, Wines,
CtGAES, 6cs,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESsEE.
OctIe-f
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ON and after Mondny November eOh, s5s Trains wirun
follows
M0rIiug Train Evening Train.
Leaves 5astn A. N. Leaves Gsatin at I0U 2. NJ
ARRIVES Edseleld - 800 do Arrives Edgehed " go de
Leaves DO "Iu 20 do Leaves do - 33O do
Arrives GaIlatn II ~ do Arrives GHllstn = 500 do
The Train leaving taatn 33U A. NJ and BdggheiC at 10
A. connects artu with mai coaches and from Louis
VILE leaving Edgefed 81 lU NJ. and Gastn Et
p N connects with mail coaches 10 and from Hartsye and
Carthage Ouly TrEin will be Sunday
Wearng apparel atone Constitutes baggage Of winch each
passenger will 90 pounds Tree charge will b made
baggage which e to the conductor Other
articles than aag carried the baggage viii be charged
RxpIess freight wich b. palc tie Of the EApTess
COUpa ;.
Passengers taking their GaatH and Edgeheld Withsut
uurc,asIrE tickets, vail le charged ten cents extra.
fsagt-tf kvBEKr MALLEOD, Superintendent.
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WIN. ATOCkELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
RETAIL DEALER
HYDRA ULIC GEM ENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER.
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II Broadway, Between summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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DAVIS ~ GAIN ES,
w hole Il e OCeES,
PRODUCE q COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 40 Broad Street, Nashville. Tenn.
The highest price paid Rags, Feathers Beesvax Gin.
seng, FaXseei, and Bacon.
aD5-tf
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cigars and Tobacco.
kAFE hfTs ire stock z Iltvan Dome tc- .na qsaa c.
W SArF a se cal t- sti a o ds lsr partsuris.
Oar OyTa ~ uf.scturr,
which Feno ouly Eurranter bar frsn f~.ry fr
% my Per ceFt ieceT tian the estv - "a
sii tas without say h-ry plsrs
fostin With any olher tn riy
IT ? In fu- virgins Che Tobacco us -
kLoTie "a q rival W. IA GLEY CO.
nh5 saff Dtf8n srress.
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Wmtkin,, Aaaitlon.

ON THURSDAY, asy OF May next, on the preuses
propose sell public sale "a lots NJ
the neghhOTbood q the C.t- Park TIE *
o.. Washington Hamilton aud ether ltnt
aud 900 ia fret deep
The Lots an o 6Ue soil, we'll covered with
rapidly improving nvior Cd, have ali aIyulta.s OF
tt- ParE, and present ocaons fr thns- uho visa
rctand comfortable homes for their families business
Of ue cty.
With full description Of the Lots will be ready ia fsE
days.
TiMS-One. two and three years. Tor s.tslsorY
secured payaoie IN hank, bearing interest ant
Sale az 10 o'clock, A n 4. v g. L1NDSLET.
artt4o
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Z. r. GLAsCOCK. @. s. REWsOM. ". T, GARRETT,
f. II. GLASCOCK & CO.,
Oce No. 4s College Nashville Tenn next door to
chants Bank, dealers in and agents the prcsEe
REAL FATE
Renting HOusessa Land in the City or
Country,
Will also give their Collection of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c.,&c,
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--s-- WOOD EDDY & C0.,S
sin g ! a nab er lotteries! L


capital Prize sso.03c--Tieisets only SO
NOTICE TO THE PUBEEC.
As The en=ts9f suf fr have by way ~ p,rss become
tucky, gEssoar % parf Of rossn eorfa uner the -,1-e
1elt af Mesrs. dre7ory auy- unngson. DsisEsrs :,
have dee1ei i cxedisns 10 crre the Er1 or
after Jsruay tsl. fs 10 tsf of w oOs, Eddy a. 90.
hereafter have ths he Sf,rfs A--
Lottery, aid the sthsrs. sahoye usned.- s.sf -
II ali Tsnsscluus lave sHavce ei 70 cnndsct our bEroy
with integrity and p0urt snd assure the puis tia
te pztrcna hgrsrfr Fet US Is elt srservi of lnr
Transferred to sGsessSozs. VsTy res, sc1lay- \
Augusta, eeor=ir. Dec. IS, irSs.z -.-1 - ~
a W8Op, EsDDE q Cg., BIanaFers,
Saccess0rs.fo = -iNl-sn j Co.
Tbs follos-r schee vii be druTr IS WooD, Fr-T Co.
Mana gers q Ie sparta Academy lt s, In eRcs oftasir Sni
Number Lotteries foT Jaazay, 1859, at AUGUSTA. GEo IL
Iublis, uneT 5he superizi=renoc Of Commissioners.
Glass 10 draws on
Saturday, May q, 1850.
Glass ~ draws on
Saturday May IA, 1859.
Class 2t draws Gn
Saturday, May 22, 1850.
Glass 2g draws On
Saturday, May 3s, 1882.
ON TIEE PLAN o. SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets.
TrvR TaorskND FOrR iCspEED ASo zI1HTT-Ffyr FRtzRs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO RyERY NINE TICKEIS-
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00n BALea No iTim4lby usy In store and for ale
s-sis-a REE. y. NeEL GO.
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ENNGLISH Sele Leather Trunks, very superior;
FI " YaIses, No ];
: Iron Frame medium Trunks, Tray Tops;
Cheap Plain AID Fancy Trunks;
lsaivs French Dress trunks. latest styles;
q" Bonnet Boxes. Black and Russrts;
" Sstchels and Travelling Bags, &c &c.
Just oPoued by JOAN RAMAGE,
aPl - Co llege street
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THE STAR GAELERYI
D2gUerreOtypeS, AmbrOtypeS.
MELAINOTFPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
NsA, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompson's
Il. f. SALTZMAN,
(LATE OPERATOR HuoHEs GALLRRTl
TEAYING fitted up Hbove exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen 4shYlle and make fac iHes Of their faces
the highest style the Art No expense has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest
improved apparatus and materials and the suhcrier confident
E ntvs all who want pictures to give him cs pledgng
satisfaction in eTerF
ri Entrance next door (Wesl to Vessel & Thompson.
n.S I. I. sALTZMAN.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreenS.
M 0NTG0MERY & NCGREDY, ,Nurssrymen Nashville, Tenn
A invite special attention to their extensive stock of Fruit
Ornamental trees, Evegreens, Green House Plants 100000
ornamental and Eveg stable Tor In eiat effect
Fruits-5OO0 Apple ?, , & years old
Pears-3O00, Dwars & Standards, . 10 years old.
Peaches $4,000 old, Cherries, Pums Apricots Nee
tariens and ounce. in la.ge numqers.
large collection Grapes Strawberries Raspbsies Goose
berries, CUrTsrts & Bouquets at al seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall. LinEood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.