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BEAVER DAM sPRIN 5


DURsUANT &c decretal in the Chancery Court
atCen.reve at its March Term 1852 will proceed 10
sci, on The Ist saturday i'm May next, (being the
M day OF the MONTH Beaver Dam Springs attached
thereto specifically described decree hear upon the b
day Of March, ls59 there being 500 res Of land more
OF less on the following credits One half Of purchase
sy 70 be paid on the LIST day Of January the other ha
On ne lst day Of January e taking the purchs
ers vita good security and retaining lien upon land until the
purchase money paid On the day place. will pre-
e 70 SELL and continue until finished all the furniture bel z.
ing to said Springs consisting the following articeson cred
II cnt the LIST Of september nexorty single mat
Tasses twenty i've eounerpaaes forty comforts fifteen lei
spreads ferry double bdseads, thirty lounges and cots
twenty-five small tables two bureaus, piano, rocking chairs
one hundred and forty windsor and split chairs looking
glasses dining tables and table Of desepop one
hack and harness. and stock and indeed every thing Dg
ing end appertainng to the Springs keeping them no as
summer resort The character Of this delightful watering place
Is nly established for its beauty attraction healtue
without any extended renal Ks from the undersigned The NELL
ena properties OF the water have been found
benencal IT their relief to the invalid. fura dis
trlet the most sublime beautiful
sportsman hnds ample Of exercising taste either in
OF the chase the pleasant quiet n
OF ue cke Any person desiring to examine the place will
apply to Mr. McGee upon The premises.
ap2-dtd. ORVIII, A NIXON
PSThe Memphis Appeal Florence Gazette viii please
copy and send their accounts CenevilIe Tenn
A n
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Rates of Advertising.
fGN LINES on LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TUE OAUv


0nesquare.oDe year, S3O-Eac additional suuare sg0
AdVcrttsers exceeding the space contracted
fors will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
Orr DOLLAR per bBarefor the hrst and Fyrv rrs sr ~
subsequent insertion. - -
published in both the Daily and Weekly will
AIDED. - - - ~ NS~A-' mss
!rs1sle1t Advertisements ust raid tor asfAs time Of
To Correspondents.
IL VIII save unnecessary Trouble II
iends IN writing to wilbar IN following
q urletter.
both Offices In full.
= You write business and on separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and conn unton solicited uron all such
subjects be Of information interest pghc.
Anonymous whatever character receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We undertake 10 communications.
All letters business should be MesSrs E. 9
EASTMAN Co and personally either Of Prorrie
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sUIK FOR LIBEL The Memphis EUeniSg Ledger
Of The 18th states that Wood BecsJn, the present
acting mansg of Crisp's Gaieiy theatre, has COM
meneed an ctiOn against the propre ors OF that
Journal for libel laying his claims for damages at
$4,000. The suit is founded en- certain siricLur.s.
which have eceaty appeared the Ledger, in re-
gard to Mr. Benson as an actCr
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/ HiGH PSIcEs FOR NLGRoEs The Franklin Reuesc
Of the 2lst says: ''At sale of negroes in this
place, on MOndy last, the following priced we're bid
SihePhen, age27 a Common field hand, Sl406; AIDE
lineage 81 and two children aged one and two years.
Sl4OO; boy, age IA, $1,000, and girl aged y,
$1,000. These figures DO not look much like hard
fines
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IN ORDERING TICKf

: ~ ONDahINd IIChETe UG CENTIFTCATEs PTcass
Enclose the money n address the Tickets orra
receipt Of which they vii be rwarlei mail Purchases
can have tickets ending in any dgus thy may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers Prizes
chassTs Immediately after the draEinz.
N , Purchasers will please signatures plain. ard
give their Post Office, County and State
I ? Remainder that every Prize is drawn and payable in il
without deduction
II All prizes Of 81 600 under, paid Immediately after
the draspg-Other prizes thirty lays
Notice TO COrrespOndents-Those who prefer
sending money BY MALL The ADAMS EXPRESS CJM-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets, Ten Dollars
upwards az risk acDenss from
iQs where have Office The money AID oer
b. enclosed in " G0reTa8eut Post Ogcs aapd Etgeiops
the Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly confieuial
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Nail Express 10 be a.
- IA
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FEVER Ann ACHE


FEVER and Ague in its notifications forms tie Ice
Is owing Ignorance among the physicians admitted
feyer and the uravang efforts check ordinary rsmees
ARRESTED AND CURED Is CERTAIE.
On this point not shadow Of doubt IT certain that
In the muncent which the Divine Wisdom
pared for the Of that remedy dreadful FEVER
AND AGUE not overlooked. Ii who
to spring the herb which healed forest
and Of the field, has provided help aady By
wise provde he has decreed that the
shall Westward and be that
tingency question we'll guarded there
OF would be yOuchsafed to the patient
therefore that furnishing the
Fever and Ague entitled The confidence
alton Of our COMMON country.
We hereby certify that have submitted the Grcnherg
and Ague Remedy to close inspection and scientific
and have also tested its curative Ague
and Fever II is slfu compounded remedy has proved
itself completely successful in every instance. 1t richly
serving the confidence Of brethren OF the Medical Profession
and Of the public
SAMUEL MOwBRAY, n D, AelU York
REOmON, NJ ID, Wisconsin,
W SIMMINGTOS NJ d. LIiaOiS,
TT J HSsoS, VI d, Missouri.
W. G. kITTREDGE, VI b. AefC HI.aDsLtre,
JAS Morn, NJ D. IRdidHG.
TERRnGTON, NJ d. California.
WIN Y ASHTON, NJ d, Louisiana.
The GRAEFEEBERG FEVER and popular
throughout Tennessee, Alghaa and Georgia,
every Druggist in these States. Price 50 per
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
sp9 Agent for Grafehberg L.
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TIE Fayetteville OJs1rer learns that Richard
hcElyta was drowned in E K river at EIkton on the
inst. He was one of the regular ferry men there
AMI while attempting to set some persons across
was, by some Encouragement, knocked from the
b5at into the wafer. His body was not recovered
until The 18th
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NUMBER 81 8

jec,ing as be did to all Of the deposirns Whitley
We. Davis Lessee, Swan, ss3-386.
Ths next error assigned Is, that q Court permit
tel Low, a Wit9efs, 10 prove hat B gwsl aod
Hampton were PHYSICIANS and their place e resi-
depcs. But l. il imno.ibis for US q perceise hew
the defendant prejGdeed By this eTidenes. L
certaiay ma,erisI t0 show that BogEelf ana
Hampton, who witnesses IN he eause, and had
attn Ell he slave 10 quest during is last ilness
were physicians Fta IS
ELECTION next made TO the manner in which
the jury were sEorn. But the principe Of The
OF D7ss vs. Bfks, III Hum 43I is decisive against
the objection Besides the defndto t sn ais couu-
SCI were present when the jury we're sworn and did
not then COZ p am and cannot nov be heard in this
Court upon the Question.
IS hsally saId The Court eFrel IN permitting the
siste mems OF the slave the duration OF the g
SCENES, to 60 to the jury The statement objected
70 was made 20 Dr. Hampton the atteniinZ physi-
can who sprovei that the slave died The sIh or
september, 1895 Of scrofda; that ia hs opinisn
ne disea-e vas long standing and upon hin when
beli purchased h.m; taat ths slave stated that ho
had lAbored under attack Of similar kind for
several yeals past; an that FROM . 81 fnorters 50
aminati IN h. believed the atement correct Fron
this record forced 70 bsi1tvs tia. ire stsie
ment Of The slave ORA Eu from hin ~ Dr. H.mp
ton while invest eating The character a ID vmpt5as
dence under the rule lsd daun N Yeatmsn q.
Armistead W. Hart, Hum 80, aad Jones Vs.
Wbi'e. II Hup 26S-210
Judgment affirmed WaiGHT
correct copy. Test, j. P. CLARK, Cierk
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ARREsTED--The u, mi his AEPeat of The 20lh says
''The general reader will remember the annouuLc-
ment, which was made at the time Of the occur.
renee, 10 he effect fLat J. McKohn, tie cash
Ter CT the Peoples Bank Ct Richmond, Ind. robbed
that iustu ion Ct the sum Of Sl5, OCO ia the menth
Of Ociobe- 1853 Officer W. j. H. Robersou. Of
Indiana, ugsue the fugitive to Texas ard arrested
him, and ed through this city with his prisoner
on Mcnd4y"
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rOtih LElLfEfI wN Il. shirs
LELLYETT q SMITH.
NOS. 10 AVID y SOUIH NARA II S7EEE7
ImpOrtersof and DealersiL
Fine BraHdieS and Wines. VYhiSkyS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
R WE beg leave call the attention Of our sE=YzS
I{-1=l friends and the trade generally, large
49, and we'll selected stock Of the aboFearticles
JUS received, embracing in part:
BrandieS.
Sarzerac, Qs4Ol Alex. seignette;
oard, Dupuy, very fnei United Society Proprietors;
jules Robin; Raynal Alussee;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Claret, every grade Madeira;
Port, do do Champagne, (Ycry fne)
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam. No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do L Potter;
Q Wills; Corner Stone:
richardson " North;
Tyreans; DeRosa:
Beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist
johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; LanghOfne < Armstead;
Claiborne < TaliaferrO; Pine Apple;
And many othe-s.
Cigars
Estrella; La EscarIatta:
Columbia; Imported LOndres;
Esrella Primera; La Salyadola:
Clntro de Oroini Imported SOace
COncho Regalia do N=sseirode;
la Silva: do Principe:
La Prueba, Imp do Trabucos,
La sGza, DO LA IIigNea;
La Diana, do Gift:
Embracing every graaie.
oct2 LELLEET & SMITH.
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CigaFs and Tobacco.

KW7E have large stock Of Havana Domestic. German CT
w Rar which call dealers particularly
oar Own Manufacture,
Which only guarantees but sell fJretgfrs
Ety per L0Cer than house the city,
sell them without any thereby placing
OF a footing with any jObber in the city.
III ? In fine Virginia On ~ ing Tobacco, ac-
knowledge rival. }. ". LANGLEY & CO.,
8lh2j No a Union Street.
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The Memphis APeeGI of the 2O;h slys: "We have
been requested say that owing to the severe udis-
position of the Right Rev. Bishop O:ey, he will not
be sbe to meet his appointments for some weeks to
come. The same cause will prevent him at present
from replying to letters. WI are glad TO state that
the Bishop is much better, and 1t is hoped tia. he
so IN will be able to resuDe his duties.
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The Bostopians have Subscribed so. 600 toward
Aeassiz's Museum Of Natural History.
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WUUD, EDBh q lU.s Anguish, Ge0rgia-
or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Atlanta Georris
A.-Eal ~. L.IlnA a ~ -


WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Atlanta. Georsis
WOOD, EDDY & Co., WIlminrton. fsls
y list % he numbers tnai dran weI with
the Of prize that each q, will be pab
sed after very draEing, In the olowing papersAusa
Cal C0nstitutoualst Mobile Reiste- Nashville Gazs.e New
YORK Weekly Day BOOk, Richmond Dsasc PauIIiug ss
Clarion LapI7
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
KETISIING % make other brop1se
Wv all Real Estate in Davidson
THAT sUE<URBAN RESIDENCE.
situated the franklin Turnpike, within m he cav,
and opposite the residence Of the late
Containing about Forty Acres
This IS perhaps the most commanding
aud most desirable country The wilt
sold with y - % land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the sims Tract situated the Tr-npike. f5d
Le1anOu road within three miles Nashville COR aiming s38
The soil is good IL well tmher and c
divided small tcts Of twenty ufwarsa %
which admiralty adapted for county residences market gar
and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road. occupied BY O. nsbe and formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, cont ming This
place. vel knoEn need further descrpau. via
these pisces any who will call.
All tie above property will reasonable terms and
on a credit q one, two, three and four years.
Apply o A v. s. Lindsey, Nashville, either OF he ma
dersgnde, THJs. @. Nee 4MPBELL.
SIX miles FROM Nashville
J. A. MCCAMpBELL.
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OFFICIAL.

Opinions of the Supreme Court OF the state
of Tennessee, delivered at Nashville, al
December Term 1855.
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DIsTREssIsG AccInLNT.-The Franklin Pepie7g Of
the 2lst says: q boy about u years of age, sen
OF Mr. Jackson, residing about two miles from town,
was accidentally shQt On Saturday ani Instantly
killed He and another boy about the same age had
been out hunting, and engaged in playful scuflc,
when the hammer Of the gun got caught in the
clothes, and beirg raised hereby, came down
on t. cap which exploded and caused the acci-
dent
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The yello~ fever is said to bavs app AIRED unusu-
ally early aod with great virplenee in C1ba
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DagueFreOtypeS. AmbPOtypcs.
MEEAEN OTYPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
No H. Union Street door to Vessel Thompson's
II. Il. SALTZMAN,
(LATE OPERATOR HUeHEs GALLERY
EEAVING fitted up at0ve exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared the ladies ard
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac nles faces in
the highest style OF the Art No expense has been spared either
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest
improved apparatus and materials and the confident
ly nitves all who want pictures give him CALI plegng
satisfaction in every
L Entrance next door (Wesp to Vessel & Thompson
n5 I. +. SALrZMAN
OrnameM5iEI Trees and EVergFeenS.
M ONT60MERY & McGREDY Nj Tserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention to their extensive
Ornamental trees Evereens, Green House Plants l0O
ornamental Trees Everr sttabe eiate effect
Frsits-j000 Apple 3 & years old.
Fears-30lh, Dwarfs a. Standards, to 4 years old.
Peaches 5u0O years old Cherries Plums, Aprcots Nee
tariens and ounce in la-ge Rnnlqcrs.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries, aspberres Goose
berries, Currants 4 Bouquets az al seasons.
MONTGOMERY s. MCGREDY.
Linwood, Nurseries Nashville Tenn
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AConveniion of Delegates representing the Young
Mems Cris'isn Association in Georgia. will meet in
Macon the last week 10 this m nth
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The editor ofihe Portsmouth lva.) Trahscript has
received lot Of pO atses aud snaps, Of this sea.
| SIMS crowtb
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Magnificent scheme!


WHOLE TICKETS $40: aAlzI5 s.; QUARTERS sssS
teries will be sent 10 any one Rssirous 81
receiving IL
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES Willie sod as
he folio~ing rates, Which is he risk:
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David B. Hlsss vs.. c. W. Nance.


The ind smeLt Of the Circuit Court in IN s cause is
erroneous, AID must be reversed.
The petition Of Nance for prits Of eeriorari aud
superstdcas contained slfi cient cause for their
Issuance.
1t showed that The juds ment of the justice Of the
peace was ur just aud gave sufficient lsgsI reason
Tor not appealing
The apl location was made in open Court for the
issuance of the Writs daring the term Of the Cur
cult Court, which sat next alter the rendition Of
the Justices jud ment az an Oder obtained FOR
their issuance aud the necessary buUd aid security
in meliately given This was wnbin Zine by all
he authorities Newman Rogers, Hum 40,
johnson s,ener vs. Deherry, 10 Hum. 439
We cenn1t notice the affidavit Of d. b Hicks
iris, J Farris and Johu II Cartwright because
they are in the record by any bill Of exceptions
and are, therefore, no Iart Of it And bellies,
upon a motion to dismiss the petition Of Nance
these aidsvs could Rot be received to c,ntra,liot
Ike truth of the statement in il. 2 Swan, 537 5
SHesd, 326
This is enough to dispose of tie case. But we
are inclined to think the mSiion TO dismiss came
too late.
The record shows that the Writs we're awarded
upon the petition of Nance at tie JaBUary term
1858 of the Circuit Colr, the parties appearing by
their ctiorneys, and the motion not 0ade til the
September term at erWards, passing by the May
term, Dwiggins VS. Robertson, Tenn 81 Sueed
500.
Wereverse Che Judgment aud remand the cause.
TO the end thai new trial mey be had upon The
merits. WRIGHT.
correct copy, ] P. CLARK, Clerk.
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1t is said that large trade exists between Los
Angeles in California, ard Utah. In January sky
wagons loaded with goods, valued at about SO, COO
left that city for U all
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Hodge vs.. The Mayor and Aldermen Of Columbia.
This was an action On the case, brought y the
plaintiff, for damages alleged 10 have been dius 10
a lot and dwelling oEned by him in the town Of Co
lumbs, by he defendants ia the improvement of a
public street in said town.
Verdict and judgment we're rendered for the de-
fcudanis and the plaintiff has appelied in TO
this Court.
In our examination of tn charge o. the Circuit
Judge, We have been unable to detect airy error in
it. IL certainly favorable the plaintiff
as be had any right TO expect.
The verdict Of the jury q amply sustained By the
proof, preponderance is greatly ia favor of finding
of the jury Indeed, we 'hink tie weigh Of The ev-
idanceis, 'hst the plaintiff not inju'ed by The
imprO SemCnt Of which he complains And If he
had been, the improvement is shOEn to have been
public necessity, and in lis construction defendants
UiI as little damage possible to the plaintiff, and
guilty Of intentional wrO- g or want tfTeI>
sona0Ie care and diligence and accord ng to the
case f Humes and Williams vs. The Nay or a d AL
dermen of knoxville. l Hum. 403, not Iesi on
tible for The Consequences.
Thst it was the right ard the duty Of the def~nd-
ants 10 rake this, or some similar improv. msnt
upon tie rect in question: cannot, we think, admit
OF serious C ntrO7er~y.
Jud ement affirm WRIGHT.
crr,c, cory, J. CLARK, Clerk.
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BALTIrEoRE AND OHIO
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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
! TEyFRETINATES AT WASHINGTON ANN
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
errr on the places unes with Railroads
! Steamers &C, for and from all points IN tie
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and $50
A. ~
Direct connections are made by these trains
For ala the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Yerk and Boston, At The cost Of ticket to Boston alone
other lines.
Through Tickets 10 the Eastern cities can he procured via
WasHi, SION cily At an additional charge of So %.
tliics time snd sure c9uhneCtons.
l,ae tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
hepriuc pal Railroad Oihees in the West.
E. s. FULLER, GEN. Western Agent
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith, Master Trsnsl]ortatiol. [apI4.
Tennessee amd Alabama Railroad.
55zg CID 80 49, 81
OPEN no DUCK RIVER.
an and after Wednesday, April Goth, 1859, the Trains VIII
y run follows:
Going south.
wleaye Nashville 20 the Morning and 800 in the Evening
Going North.
wleaye Duck River 6l5 the Morning and the Even,
Only the Morning Train will run Sunday
The Trans Duck River will connect with 0mni
bus for Columbia, PULASKI, Wsynshoro' and
apl2-dtf. W. o. n. PERKINS, Superintendent.
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Benedict, the man who murierad his wife in De-
trOit one day last week. was granted peTmissios to
attend the funeral Of the licensed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-23

J. Lingo has been cenvie'ed at Marietta, Ca,
of The killing of Robert Duncan, and sentenced 10
be hung on the 9Th Of May.
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The total earnings of the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad far the year just closed, were SI46,
l53-expenses S234,272 and in crest sos O5O-net
income S143 $780, or ten per cent Gu its earitel stock
of SI4l9672
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The jury, in the libel suit of Edwin Forrest
against n. Willis, in the Court of Common Pleas,
New York, brought in a verdict fer the plaintiff of
S5nO
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The Albany Express says that the statement made
by the Syracuse Journal, that Mrs. Hartung had be-
come insane. is ''dItery destitute Of truth"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-23

Biiumous coal, Ct excellent quality and in large
quantities. has been recently discovered in tae north
ern mart Of Kaneas
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RESTITUTION We understand that ID. johnson,
the county treasurer, has received from Bishop
Cobbs Of Ala, the Of $780, restored to the pub
lie funds by some one who became years ago wreng
fully possessed of them. The Bishop says it is use
less to attempt to discover the from whence
the money canes. TIL unknown person now IN ,kes
restitution through the PshOp To err is human
to make amends for that error is almost divine, AMI
is what is not often done in this life HuHtsUle
Ala AdUOeat' AprH q.
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Foreign ~ DOMESTIC Dry GOODS,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
HATS, GAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs,
CARPETINGS,
WRAPPING s. WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC., TIC,
No. SO Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
NETE stocking each department Of establishment,
and assure our friends anu dealers at wholesale, that
prices and terms most reasonable
We never saw brilliant and attractive stock than
now offer to the trade.
febI9-d3m. DOUGLAS 4 CO.
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! ~"SA@%-A HEaAe sOosOOO--EAcHefF emily SO
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
As The nerhes Of firm OF purra. baeau.
the owner Of the giants chaTerei states
uchy- Missouri and Of saret under the ,anag-
ent Of Asrs Gregory & Maur, naingon, T-isaarer -
have icemei u eNpelieut % cianee NJ n
and after January lst lSl that u " Edo a &C.
Who VIII hereafter have the
Lottery and the others, as above named =.
IN all Transactions have conduct eur hrsr
win integrity AMI promptness and PubI Ihst
uahssrrsa 70 on- sueceSsorss Very respectfully.
Augusta, GeOrsia. Dec IS, Isss.
WOOD, EDDY a CO., Managers,
Successors 70 SraH j CO.
The following SJe1e will be drawn by WooB. Enny 4 ca
Managers Of the sparta Academy lotfesy in each Of their rs
Number Lotteries for January l55g AUGUSTA GsOia
Pube under the suPeriEtsndencc Of Commissioner.
Class 10 draws on
saturday, May Z, 1889.
Glass 90 draws on
Saturday, May "a, 1889.
Glass g draws On
saturday, May FL, 1889.
Class 2s draws ON
saturday, May rs, 1850.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
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