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Nevada national., 1859-07-09
"-d.ne-d say right we'll
With emphasis aud also with good sense"


ard another danced as IL be got the worth Of
his money only BY vigorously pounding the
floor with the full flats OF both his feet. Sup
per was announced and then there was q
charge. To bavs scen The crowd make rush
would have been instructive TO Cavalry
sfioer. Lord Cardigan who led the glori.
GUS charge OF the British Light Horse al
The battle OF Bslsklava was eclipsed by the
bravery Of the ballroom company as il rush
ed fonriou'ly through narrow door 70 the
supper room. Grass Valley led the van and
lsdies who got caught in the crowd gave
wild yells aud shrieks as the hungry macs
pressed them into compass so unthought Of
small, whom erinol;ne Was invented. A
clouds msdly hy when the hurricane comes
or as o huge herd Of hogs rush to swill
.roughs so the crewd rushed 10 supper. 1t
was devil take the hindmost.
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RrrIarors EorIcr.-Eldsr J. p. Rose will
preach st the Christisn Meeting House. ts-
morrsu. 10th inst. at loi O'Clock. Az.
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Toisi......T
. hinrlen Townshlp.
retsi
FNtEf 2
Ii.lis YAH -orxship.

CAsr kaHrro. There will be . Csnr-
meeting hsls by the Cumberland Preshvts-
risns. esnnsneins on Thur'day. July 20,
i've miles 'onih Of Grass Valley, on ,hs
Aubdrn Road. All Chri.tisns are invii,d
to attend. tSasrsmsnto Daily Cnion ple.,.
eopy.1 Rev. L. DooLKr. Pastor.
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

IYEISuuL CHURCH w. HnL. Of sssra.
msnto will preach AZ shis Church, tomorrow
Al ~ in the evening all are i,rltsl
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EsrriS.

On rsrss Flat Nevada County. Jsiy Ssh. BY Few.
l. Deslsy, kr. sitss Ldsnsa 10 Miss Nancy A.
Tssafs
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NEW TO-DAY.
HAMILTON THEATER.
The Trinmph Of Art has Arrived.
E8- Ths Grsstest Moving Psnorsms
IN THE WORLD!
e Tour in Europe /!
Painted by The Celebrated Artist,
GR0PIUS, (of BExLn)
will be Exhibited, this-
CATIRDaY TXENTEE ITrI v oh
The Triumph Of Art has Arrived

Z
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY, slh.
az This Nsgnieeen. Painting, e.resing 1850
Square feet Of convas and comprising viess Of all
the Capitals. pr neipAl Cities, Towns, Lands, CApss,
ke, Of Europe, is adntsed BY all eo~ao.ere' TO be
the mos, artistic aud correct wor ever exhibited
in Europe OF America.
LONDON, PARIS. LIsB0S, GIBgALTnR ROME,
Naples, ConStsutinopIo, Moscow, S.. Petersburg,
copenhagen, Stockholm, Hamburg, sse, etc. in
short, the who'e Of Europe
Views of the Arctic Regions. Ships Of
Sir john franklin, etc, etc.
Rev. John Bsntoa will gl,sa graphic dsserip-
tiou and instructive lectars ss the views pas alen
ADMISSION. ......... ONE DOLLAR.
Doors open ct y o'clock k........ Conmsnee at 81.
Boz Once open from 10 4 " TO p. n, ~hs
seats may be secured
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80. y. Dreeklsbspk. brother Of Mrs
Govsrnsr Weller. died 10 osklsnt on the 3D.
Infant, q ystssd sore throat
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csHp

iG fhi. plses - th. 9Th instant, Miss Mary Eir
sssta, daughter Of lsa.s aud AA- Dan,isr. Is yrs
Of ase
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m
ID 10, 1889, by the Hon. rroS.t. cour. Of E.,,a.
County, the undersigned, Acminissrater % tho "a
tate Of David Larimsr. deceased. viIl sryossts
Pabi.c Sale, sy Auesisn,
In frcnt tn. RI-hsnze i:si.l, on Ksin stz..,
era. Valley, Nevada County,
On Monday, July lS, 1859. at 2 s'clsck, p. n
All the Right, rtis and Interest which said Estate
has in and TO the folio ing described property all s
usied in Grass Valley township, ris -
One Undivided One Fourth Interest IN the QuARfz
MILL, With Water Privilege. Cabins, fools ssd sp
purtenanees, on the West bank of Wolf Greek, be
low Boston Ravine, commonly known ss "LArims<s
4 MeMurfreys Mil"
ALSO An undivided Oze. .Fcnrth iat.resi IN tAs
following described Mining Claims late belonging "
LArimer Aehurtrey. to Wit -
% Quartz Claims, and One-shtrd Of .
0thers. on New Ysrk Hiil, and Quarts Claims ss
Massachusetts, Hill.
AI,o-An usdivided ore third interest in ia. f.i
lowing Quarts Claims late belonging to LArrimsrs q
heAnrtrsy, 10 wit -
Claims on Osborne Nil, know. as III. wo.as,-
~ Claims.
Claims on IAfsyette Hill.
One half Of Claims on LAfsyette Hill.
Also-an undivided one half part Of half Interests
8 Quarts Claims en- New Yort Hill; several othsrs
on Osborn Hill Quartz elains on white keek
Ledge.
ziso-An un1ivided ons.third interest In sss
| DWELLING B0USE. Land and appurtensness, sits
stsd about half mile below Boston Rsvine, near
the West Bank of Wolf crssk late the property Of
IArimen and Aehurtrey and nov oeenpisd ey 'shn
| LArimsr.
Aso .--unless previously disposed Of al private
sse, the following described undivided Interests la
| PERSONAL PROPERTY, new In the possessisn
Of, ssid John IArinner 30 wit -
ons third Of two Hsrsss Wagon and Harness. hss
the property OF IArirners / Hshurtrey,
Oas half Of One wager,
One half Of 8 Horses and Harnss
TERMS or SALE.
Tor the Personal Properly, Cash
Ter ths buildings and Mining Claims and sPpu -
ten per cent Of the purchase money. al the
time ef purchase-thc balance confirms lion -
the sss By Prsbste Judge and tender Of Deed -
the Administrator.
s Iaminlssrator cfEstsis u psvis isrinss.
Graz VALLEY June -, 1852. $50
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40 rS

AsrEzs.
- a Lsvpsssvs Z, ssr AL, ssiAsysst Agssi
- A.sss.s.ts. he s.. ss i-.st Hcs a.
-. emks A. cIAsE IS ..r s.is Sr'si in Tan
n,assisss Ne 10 sEpsssrs. - rsssi.s ss'sTisss
meats, aH1 receipt fsr ~. .sss Hs l.ay " fssHd
ss 90 hsrsha.t street 80 stsirs.
kasssT HSzry Liskis Es.. at us cree 81
F--->. 4 Cos Esps.ss psia stree, fe.saa !. sgI
a.thsrisst sgsrt =; ksv.SA City. All Adr.nse
-.sae len vith Ma. sAsAs iii receive Jrttari al
ss,>. hs- Lssl Atrsr,sss.ent will here
t~ssd sy M. kasis -ith prssf Of ofrItlieA,ss a.
ssss as pnbliss,ion eirirss.
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STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
1xres .. LATHAM ~ Of sasrsasnss
LiKUrESAET GOvERsoR
0DHS G. DoUNEY, Of Les AsgsIss.
CONGRESS
S08r 4. BURCu, Of rrisisy.
CMA's l.. SCOTT, Of fTssl...s.
SUPREME JupGz
Ns. w. core, Of A.sdsr.
- CIIRK or SUPREME COURT
CHA's .. YAIBPAX. Of I.hs.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
1H0's u. wILLIAMs. ofEl Dsr.as.
TREASURER.
GH0's FENDLEY, sfHsvs<s.
CONTROLLER
oAM'L ~. BBOOKs, OF IA. Jssaain
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HORACE A. rIIGLEY, Of Alameda
sUP'T oY PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
ANDREW J. J.MOULDER. Of .. Fran.
STATE PRINTER
cHA's +. BOTTs, Of Sacramento,
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Admiuistratcr's Sale.

pr VIRTUE or An ORDER Oy SALE, made Jurs
- 10, 1889, by the Hon. frobats cour. Of Nsrsda
County the undersigned, Acnainis,rater os tho E.-
tate Of David Larimsr. eeesssed. vill sryoss 10
Pabisc Sale, By AuesIsn,
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Democratic Nominations
YoR PRESIDENT 0P TIE L. STATES,
DANL S. DICKINSON
0f rev Verb.
E0R VICE PRESIDENT.
JAMES s. GREEN,
OF Missouri.

ahsss ~ the aoaain.lsss 81 iis D.-osrA,isE y
nsaf Convention.
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The appOrtionment for each pre- eInc, I
the County Convention of the ls,h In,. /.
90 follows
revaSa roun.hi

Grssr vallsy Tovnship
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
FINE VEGETABLES.

Coming into our office last Tuesday
morning, we found the doorway al
most blocked up with vegetables, con
sisting of cabbages, beets and pota'
toes, raised by Mrs. DR. WHrrsELL, in
her garden, a mile or two from town.
The cabbage weighed fourteen pounds
each, AMI the potatoes from n to
three and a half pounds each. The
beets were also large, and we venture
the assertion that u better and more
attractive 10. of vegetables cannot be
gathered at random, as these were,
from. any other garden in the county.
IL SC, we are much mistaken. W.
like to see such evidence of the power
of our Franklin county soil to bring
forth fine eatablcs. Would that eve
ry person in the county would strive
beat in the raising Of such, for then
we could calculate upon an improved
soil, and we should never hear Of cit
liens going 10 "A new country"
We delivered these fine vegetables
safely at Fancy Gate, where they met
IA welcome in the same spirit that &C
tuated the generous SOL who gave
them. If anybody can beat them let
them do so.
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WINCHESTER & ALA. r. RAT the
meeting of the Directors at Dcchcrd,
on Tuesday Ilth inst, Col. V. X. Ste
venson rendered his resignation as
President Of the Company, which was
accepted, and IIoH. John NJ. Bright,
of Fayetteville, was elected to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Stevenson made a gen
eral statement Of the affairs Of the
Road, which represents that there is
q surplus of assets over the liabilities
amounting to $3G,000, besides bonds
TO the value of 100000, that are yet
to be drawn from the State. A coln>
mittee was appointed to settle with
him. and when that is done, a detailed
exhibit will probably be made. Hon.
John M. Bright, J. M. Burrough, and
Benz. f. Clark were appointed a com
mittec to purchase, as 500 as practi-
cable, t c engines. cars, etc, nccessa-
ny for the road.
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NON RESIDENTS.
OF Tennessee, FramlIIin 90.

$t:atc OF Tennessee, Franklin 90.
VIM e. Kitchens,
vs., }pctitIon to sell LAND,
Green b. Kitchens, ct, ais, J
On motion, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the Court that John B..
Kitchens, Daniel Kitchens, Martha Tai.
ley, and Nancy -, and Nancy
W oodwarl, are non. residents Of the
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, a paper published in the
town Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said non,reSidcntS to appear before the
Worshiplul County Court, to be holden
for the County Of franklin, Tenn, on
the frs, Monday in November next, 10
plead answer or dcmur TO said Bill |,
or the same wi! be taken for confessed
and set for hearing cXp0rte as to them.
Il. +. SINS, Clerk.
Sep. 20, 1859.
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SEAVE or ~VENNESSEE.

Cjrcui court Cierh'S oGce, Oct. Sd, 80.
'''' vs. s''"S's' Petition for divorce.
Mary SANDERS. J
happening to the satisfaction of the
clerk that Mary Sanders, the defendant,
is Nonresident oGlhc state Of Tennessee;
1t is ordered, that publication be made in
the "Home JoumOl," a newspaper pub.
lished in Winchester, for -four successive
weeks, requiring said defendant to appear
at the next circuit court in aforesaid
county, to be held at the Court house in
Winchester on the 4lh Monday Of No.
vembcr next, 10 plead, answer, or demul
20 said petition. or the same will he la
ken for confessed and set for hearing oX.
parle. n. FRIXIELL Clerk,
At. By Abe FRIIILL d, C.,
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WHAT WILL. THEY SAY.--Mankind
are governed, more than many are
willing to confess, by the silent self
queries, what will people think" and
"what will people say. Think oil it,
reader, if these be not among your
W perpetual inward questIonIngs.--
Is it not every day, pcrchance, that
you halt in some purpose or pursuit,
and suffer the imagined verdict of the
outside worId-of your friends, ac-
qu%aintances, the community? DJy u
venture a new fashion, or dare execute
Il novel idea, without running this
gauntlet? Then you are the man, or
woman, the like of whom we seldom
see. Bold ones there are, doubtless,
who think and act for themselves, but
be sure that all such are branded as
"eccentric" or "odd." Show us the
woman who has no computations,
when she puts on a new st, lie ofwhat
ever garment that is to be seen, us to
what her friends, and even stranger,
will think of it, and we will show you
n woman who will dare to scrub her
own windows, and carry her W par
GELS in the streets. There are thou
sands who fancy themselves as indie.
pendent, if we may use the phrase.
''as hogs on ice" who are daily and
Lourly survivors of those iyrant
queries, What will people think
What will they say! Never mind
what they'll think or say, SO long as
you outrage no duty or d cency, but
only do what your own judgment
dictates as best--as right and proper
for yourself. This is the kind of indie.
pendence hat will sooner or later com.
mand respect.
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600 pair BrOgans,

Made in the very best style, can be had at
prices r%angingfrom 81 10 81 y ceu,s. by
calling at q. w. Stamps Boot aud Shoe
Shop, at the old stand of Mr.. Swain. on the
street leading from the Square to the Baptist
Church. These shoes are well made, and,
being offered at extremely low prices must
certainly NEE, with quick sale. ,p
oct6. q. w. 81 hMi1'
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A BIG EAR.--Mr. Harvey Brazel.
ton, of this county, has lain on our
table q ear Of corn, measuring twelve
inches in length, and has thousand
and forty large, full grains. 1t is in
deed a fine specimen. Surely Ceres
has blessed his farm this year with a
splendid crop. We hope the matronIy
Goddess has been equally kind TO all
the laborers in her cause.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

1t is an old and true saying, that a
man should not marry unless he a
support a wife /; and from some exam.
pies that we have seen, we are begin.
ming to doubt seriously whether a
woman a prudenlly marry, unless
she can support a husband.
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WaSuAEING,
GIT NO W:V'U.N.

Have fitted up their shop in the ives.
90, ,o,,;on ofWinehester near the Car.
ricE Academy, would state TO all who
want work ia their line, hat they can
furnish o wagon in a weeks notice, and
in as good style as any one. All work
warranted. Give US a trial. Close TO
our wood shop is q blacksmith shop
Repairing done on liberal terms.
Junei6 STATEN & DOWNUM.
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The Boston Locomotive Works are
reported TO have failed for sGOO,O 900.
Taking pay for work in worthless
railroad bonds has caused the smash.
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NOTICE.

All who know themselves indebted TO
the undersigned will please come for.
ward and pay up their small bills imme.
diateIy, or not think hard Of us, if ncces.
sity compel; us 10 put their accounts in
the hands Of an officer. lowe mon.
ey, ourselves, and have no other means
to look to but what our patrons W us,
and but for necessity, the call would NOT
be made April 18th, 1859.
CLOPTON & MURRELL
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NOTICE.

As my Furniture Room and Shop has
been burned down, with all my account
books, notes, and all other papers,
wish all persons who know themselves
indebted TO me, either by note or account,
10 call and settle with me by cash or
note, as it is impossible for me to recol'
lect. And | shall have TO depend upon
the honor OF some, both for the debt and
amount owing, ard as my expenses 10
build AMI start anew will be very heavy,
hope al! who can will pay me the mo-
ney, as | shall greatly need all can GEL
pay- All persons who may wish me 10
make Collins for their relatives or friends
may continue to send their orders, as
have made arrangements to supply oil
that may call. Z. Nj. FAkMEh'
oct23'59it.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.

Vim. c. Kitchens,
vs.. hlpt to sell Land.
Green Il, Kitchens, ct. Ols.
On motion of complainant. and it appear
ing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk. that de-
icndonts, Daniel Kitchens, Martha y. kilch-
ems, Nancy Kitchens, ana Nancv Woodwards
wife Of Joseph Woodward, are non-rcsIdenls
of the Stale of Tennessee, so that the ordlna.
nv process Of lUw cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication he
made for lonr successive weeks IN the Home
journal, Il newspaper published in Winches-
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident de-
Pendants TO make their personal appearance
before the Worshlpful County Court Of
franklin County, Tenn, ON The LIT Montay
in November next, and plead answer or de-
nun to compliments bill, or tie san will be
taken for con csscd Us to them, and set for
hearing cX purtc. X. +. SIMS,
October &, 1859. Clerk.
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ED sgEEESEGsEI.

ED .EKEsEstE.
l, 700 PIECES assorted HolIow'Wa are
Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
is English Pols, : Callron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons, ~ Tea Kettles,
IS Shaving SkilIels,
II Kegs Nuts and Washers,
8 Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
I Case Copper, Timed,
SO Iron AXlcs.
452 Bars ron, 40 Bundles Iron.
40 Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from Piusburg, on steamer
and for sale by d, D. DlCKEY,
Nashville, Tenn. oct. 20.
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ID. ID. ID l. % * E Y .
Nashville, Tenn,

ID. ID. ID l. X E Y g.
Nashville, Tenn,
HAS in store
300 sets assorted Iron Axles.
Is kegs Boiler Rivets,
10000 kegs Pressed Nuts,
1000 Washers,
% kegs Wrough, Nails,
800 pounds of Emery,
1000 papers Timers Rivcts.
80 assorted Sausage Cutters,
% SlullcIs,
200 sheets Copper,
sos Copper Bottoms,
1000 pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
so assorted Churns,
so boxes Glass,
$50 Tin Plate, 80 Slabs Zinc,
30 Pigs Iron,
5000 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
10000 " Leather Betting,
5000 " Gam Betting,
LOCO pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrows,
1000 pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
80 Doors, 10000 Lights Sash,
So sides sole Leather,
EOS fee: Card Clothing, 100 Steel Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
5 Threshing Machines,
80 Straw CutleIs, 80 Corn Shelters,
5 Railroad Scrapcrs, = Smut Machine
300 assorted PIoNs, 20 Pumps,
3 half barrels White Fish,
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The Nashville Daily News has dof-
fed its neutrality, and declared itself
an Opposition paper. Allen A. Hall.
Esq, an old and experienced editor,
and a gentleman of much ability, has
been added to the corps editorial.
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PROMISCUOUS.
Jata y...# s....EEFssE=s
TNVfNIE"O OKKfSEf
Winchester e. Alabama r. Rs
WINCHESTER, Aug. 22d, 1859.

WINCHESTER, Aug. I'D, 1859.
w. g. A. R. Ron and after Monday,
August I'D inst., 1850, Trains will run as
follows:
Leave Dccherd at 500, A. NJ, upon the
arrival Of the Chattanooga Train. Arrive
at Fayetteville at l1.30, A. Nj.
Rclurning-Lcave Fayetteville at $50,
P. NJ. Arrive at Decherd at ZOO, P. NJ,
connecting with the Chattanooga Train for
Nashville.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bag.
gagc, Of (which each person will be allowed
80 pounds free Of charge. Above that
weight subject TO extra charge, payable to
the Conductor. THOS. l.. EST1LL,
Chief Engineer.
GAT-hil other articles carried in the bag
gage cars charged Express freight, which
must be paid to the agent.
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ESTER.
EsEIA vEAEDE
II. n ASSA-UER,
WINCHESTER, TENN,

HAS now opened, and for exhibition
and sale, at his Store, on the Southwest
corner Of the Square and Main Street,
a beautiful stock oil READI.MADE
CLOTHING, comprising the latest and
best styles of
Coats, PANTS AND TFSIS
The Goods he has on hand ale well
made, and warranted to stand equal to
the best homemade Clothing. The ex.
ira large lot Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR.
NlSHlNG GOODS cannot fail to please,
as il is superior to anything of the sort
ever before brought TO this market.
In addition to his large stock OF Cloth.
ing, he has a splendid assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS AND HATS.
His stock of Boots and Caters are
very nice, and have met with universal
praise from all who have seen them. In
short, the VIII ole Of the outer man can be
furnished to a "T," by calling and buy.
ing from II. NASSAUER.
p. S.-A 10, Of Carpeting on hand,
which being aside from his regular line
Of trade, will be sold very low, for moth
ing but low prices induced him to make
the purchase. H. n.
april I, 1859.
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a VatuRAic Trnct OG Land
For sale.
only oochoy mite .h'om Mc co,pora,
H0n Of Winchester.
The Ben Dcchcrd Tract Of Land, con.
tanning about
EIGHTY ACRES.
very rich, and lying North Of the Rail-
road, will be sold on the
lM Woad0y in November.
at public sale, unless sold privately be.
fore that time. For information in re.
gard to this Tract Of Land, terms, &c.,
apply TO A. S. COLYAR,
Trustee for Mrs. McGchee.
Sept. %, lS59-tl,
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d.. ID. Dickev, No. III, Market ST.,
Nashville, has just received "A new
stock Of Hardware. and we doubt not
intends to give his patrons a bargain,
wholesale or retail. Dealers in hard.
ware should not fail TO examine his
stock and prices. See advertisement.
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FOR SALE.
Land fol-. Sale.

On Monday l4th OF November next, |
WHY oher Tor ta'e TO the highest bidder,
for cash, a tract Of land lying in District
No. II, of franklin county, Tenn, on
waters Of liitlo Hurricane Creek, and
bounded by the lands Of John Vaughan,
Burt, Fanny Poe, James II. Es.
I'LL, Nancy Hudgins, aud others contain.
ing about 40 'acres--the same upon
which VIM. Ford now lives. Sold as the
property Of VIM. u Joseph A, Ford, by
virtue OF iwO orders Of sale in my hands
from the Circuit Coun of said county in
favor Of James II. Esti'I,
J, w. CUSTER, Sheriff.
October 9Th. 1859, At,
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BY virtue of decree of the County Court
Of Fronkl!n County, Tenn, pronounced at its
October Term, lS5J, IN the cause therein
pending, D. d. Smith, admir-, &c., petition
10 sell land. ! viii, on the lst Monday in
November next, At the Courthouse door, in
Winchester, offer for sale, for cash, 100 acres
Of and, belonging to the estate of l.. G. Rea-
dy, deed. Il. f, 81 MS, Clerk.
October g 1850.
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I'm ordering Tickets or Certificates,

enclose The money to our address for the tickets order.
cd, ON receipt OF Which they will be forwarded by first
mail.
The List of nrawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent TO
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
W All prizes of 900 and under, ~paidimmcdhtely amer
the dTawing-Otiler prizes a the usual time Of 3Nla vs..
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The following
Splendid Scheme

NpASRESkhu SCIACAAC
will be drawn by WooD, EDDY & Co.,
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery,
Each Saturday IN October.
AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
CLASS 40,
Draws saturday, October I, 1859.
CLASS Al,
Draws Saturday, October, g, 1859.
CLASS AZ,
Draws Saturday, October, is, 1850.
CLASS 13,
Draws saturday, October, ~, 1850.
CLASS ~,
Draws Saturday, October, 20 80
ON TilE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE X
4 Grand ESriXc Of $4,000.
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Marble

Of various kinds; red, gre, and varicga.
ted, which has been successfully worked.
Wchayc excellent spcCimcus of
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Approximation Prizes.

0 $50 pixies amounting 20 S520,M0
Whole tickets $40; Halyes IS; Ours $24.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold
at the following rates, which is the risk {:
Certificate packs 10 whole tickets, $50
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all of which are offered, and will he sold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR CASH,
OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Winchester, Nov. 81, 1857. II