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The European War.

The latest news from the war in Europe
may be found on auplhrr column No bat
lie had been C3ught at the date of these re-
potts. but ;he man"Uvering of the French,
Austrian al Sardinia2 arruiSs, indicate that
something Viii De- done soon England
clearly e,inccs her disposition to keep aloor
from the contest.
1t has been suggested that the United
States may become involved in this
! European war, by reason of the claims
the right to search neutral vessels for cO.,-
traband of war. An opinion to this effect
has been expressed 10y the French Minister
TO this country. The United States will
certainly resist any such prrlcnsiOns for
although the right to search neutral vcs-
ocls suspected of furnishing u bclligrrrnt
power with articles that are clearly cohtra-
| band - such rs arms. ammunition. &c-i-,
we believe, part Of the common intcrna>
ti"nal law, yet the effort having been made
in the war OF 1879 to extend the catalogue
Of cnntraband guods to bread .stufis furnish
ed an army, and now to coal as nm imp,r.
tant agent of naval warfare. it is not sup.
posed that the United States will ncQuirsce
in these eStrnvagant assumptions and per.
versions of the term couiraband. TO do
so w"ull not only tend to lower her nation
Al pride and independence, but seriously
| trammel her commerce.
We find m editorial paragraph in the
Charleston Courier, to the effect that an
eXlra"rdinary session of the Cabinet has
lately been held at Washington, to deter.
mine upon the character Of the dispatches
to be sent out to our Minister, in Europe,
| in view of the pending war. 1t is undrr-
stood th..t the neutral policy OF The United
States is To he defined with great partic ular
! ity. The dispatches, " hich are vulumnOu.,
treat principally Of our commc scial relations
with the hostile parties.
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4 friend rercnly from the West. says the
Cherpw Gazette. and who lad opportunities
of observing some Ui the recently imported
.hfricans in their new homes and al their
new "ccupG;inns, informs us lha' they are
rNgrrdiTgh tHa,'c and c:.>,v managrd-
He saw some I'll them pl"MIhlng, who per
formed that oporaIiop well lly informed
us that an African wouii learn to plough
in two or three hourS--that all that was
necrg%ay wal f"r the Cvcrsecr I" set the
example, ANA tie apprentice WAS soon II
master workman-proNidcd there were no
frogs or gra>sh"prers in the field That
Whr-crC; II I'ugr ggLs~h"..'rr few up, or =
frog !eaped "ir thH p,"ugn wns abandoned
and chase INSTANTLY given md that when the
former VAS captured has wings were sr"P.
rci and he wms swul!"wcd as IL daIty mor-
scl They prize he frog also ns drIic"cy
greatly pr,ierrei by the Africans TO sal,
bacon
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The Southern Field and Preside

We are IN receipt of the first number of II
new paEe7 With the above title, published
II Augusta, Ga Jas. Gardner is the pro
pririor; William w. Mann rrcsidcs over
the Literary drpayimcnt. and Daniel Lee, VI
ID, lover the Agricultural branch We hav"
not seen paper for some time. the general
appearance of which we liked so well as We
do this; or one wEirh We think so well
adapted to the wants of the community in
general, and especially those engaged it, ru.
raj pursuits.
1t combiaeS the useful with the agreca.
bic furnishes the farmer with profitable
information and the family circle with .hcicc
and interesting literature. 1t is n large
sheet of eig'ii pages, and iS almost entirely
filed with original matter; has some able
contributors, among whom is the author of
Georgia Scenes One Of his capital stn-
ricS is commenced in the first numbrr. IL
is in all respects good paper; as such We
commend it to the public, and gladly enter
il upon eur exchange list. Terms, 81
7car in advance. Published every Satur.
day,
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A Family Poisoned.

A horrible case of poisoning occurred
on Thursday last, at Newbrrry G. H., in
the family OF one ~! the most respected
an1 worthy citizens uf that town-Mr.
Rpher, Stewart. We have obtained th-
following parriculsrS from source entitled
to th" hi.hes, credit.
About len days ago, an RDuliIectry vt
Ne" berry sold au ounce uC i,r>cuc I" u
young man. whose uamr, for the present.
We withhold Las, "Wednesday might thus
person returTei To- the shop, aud com
pained that the arsenic was So weak that
ii ~oull not kill rats ; he bought another
ounce, sni re,'-wcd full directions. how to
us" ii. Ga The next mornn NJ, (rhu' 's,iav,l
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Wilkes. aud
some other m-ruirfs "f the family. wgie
violently attack al with all the avMp,ous
"i having h"eG pnisnn-,i hv arsenic. in
ne lately after breakfast, Mrs. Kate Sle
war. "a d,r.h'er in law OF Mr.. Robert
Stewart, alone nring Exempt. Mr..
Wilkes WAS yesterday morning supposed
affected hv the food ore Of whom was
supposed to be- diving. The cook {, negro
w"man) aud - white mau upon wLnin
suspicion fe,l--ihc same mentioned nhOyy.
ns havin. hnughi the arsenic have been
arrested Ah"u, one irwchm Of the poison
WAS used, the remainder was found buried
in the garden. Tue druggist recognized
the package bv the inscription upon it. AS
the one Il" hsh put mp the night h-t're.
- COtnmbia GuordTun.
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Rus>iA.-1hc oti,'laI s"urnaI of ST Pc
trrsLurg contains the following: I'VE are
authorized 10 declare in the most positive
manner that 'herr cTis,s II" treaty OF ALI
anre oiIrn,iye or defensive between Russia
and any other power whatever. At a m"-
ment when all Europe is making maritime "r
military arrangements on large scale, the
Emper"r VAS Obliged t" provide by means
of political prudence for ar, emergencies
lis Majesty retains IN the prcscn' juucrurc
"ptise iprrty of action, and ~" need hardly
aid hr is animated only y ,'f sediment
Of preserving the dignity oE his crown and
tue interests OF the country"
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The 4th of July.

We understand that goody potion Of
the citizens of this place assembled at toe
Court House on Tuesday evening of last
week, the OF jcct being to enter into prcIim
mary measures for celebrating the next AN.
nivcr>ory Of our country's independence
It was agreed that the day should be prop
erIy observed at this place. bS IN address.
pic uc, &c. Mr.. NJ. J. llough was elected
Orator for the occusion and Mr. Roh't VI
Sims to read The Declaration Of Indrpcn
drncc.
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Classical Examination.

We we're present at The classical exam
inatiUD Of the Camden Male Academy, IN
charge OF Mr. G. ii. Peck. on Friday last,
and With Others eujp,el the occasion,
which should always he one of Interest. to
every good citizen and friend of ho Young.
There we're several gentlemen present
whose opinions are Of value and weight.
and they mite in expressions of gratitica
ton At the very satisfactory examinations
Of the classes, and especially Of the prof
ciencv oftho>e in the department of French
under the admirable training OF Mr.. Bian
who enjoys the reputation Of being ac
compIished and thorough in this branch
At the close Of the examination w. NJ.
Shannon, E-q was called upon and mad"
p very handsome, well tin'ed and appro
PIRATE, address TO the School.
A few remarks were also made by au
other gentleman, whose name it is no,
important to mention.
O. The exercises were closed l,y several We
~ Interesting chemical Experiments, an
importan; feature III our school system.
The English Examinarior will take
place on Friday next Camiem Journak
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Is THE WORLD UNGR iTEFl.I. {,
THE rRrExRs or NJ. LAMALT,sE THINK IT is'

We are utterly disguSted with the self.
Eudaton which some Of our second class
and we mean {" expose il, even though the
task is n dIstasteiin one. The vice is pecu-
liary. though not exclusively. French aud
y found among the second class Of great
men. but Hrver among the rirst who are the
real brEriHrtoTa of Inc wnyid.
Thomas HOLLOWAY ,onc Of the la,trr,whnse
name is idolizrd in Nil parts Of iSe world,
aud To whom it is not ,Qo ETeh To say
that millions of all creed- and crmpIexions
are indebted for the preservation of their
liveS,-ThOmas Holloway, We say, is never
heard appc,'ing either 10 the gratitude or
generosity Of those who have derived the
greatest of nll earthly blessings from his
skill he contents himself with the assu-
rance that his work has been done, and
that the pTicr has been paid.
We have hscn led into these reffecii ms
by an appeal which is nov put forward on
behalf -: second class French poet. Mon.
sicur AIph"n, lj,mar;ine, it seems, though
muntyccntly paid Tor the productions Of his
pen, neglected TO lay up any sufficient store
for the support Of his declining days and
now his voice is raised against "lhe ingratl.
Inde Of the human race" The argument
WHICH he produces TO strengthen hi. claim,
Is one which should rather make u.m blush
for his extravagance he says that millions
OF his productions have been sold, and that
therefore the world j. in his debt But
why Was ne not paid the price he asked
for every copy Or does he think that il
sounds like common prose honesty to ask
Ia be paid twice over
lie wi't answer, doub less, that his poems 5
gave n pleasure the value OF which their
price ooJd not approximate. Let u. admit
this rule, aud apply il to another case 10
test IFS merits. Health, we all know, ~ the
chief os earthly blessings n boon which
mus, be purchased, let tie cost be wha, !,
may n blessing, to be blessed with which
the sinking monarch would resign his king
dom. Suppose then, that Holloway, instead
Of fixing such n price on his remedies as
would afford him (when, ulyrinds were his
cus'omers) fair and honorable profit, had
PPorIioRed the price of mis- Pulls aud oint
Inent TO the exigeneies Of each case and the
ability Of the sufferer to pay for his phi, 81.
cai pnlly7tion Why. in such case. the
great physician would long ago have owned
all Europe in fee simple, and three. .fourlhs
of The remainder Of tho world for the ROY,
allies and nobli,ics of Europe were among
his earlIes! patients, Put are sill too proud
70 acknowledge that they owe their live. to
the samy simple bgl SnfIising remedivs
which have seen brought, by lloIloway's S
philanthropy, within reach Of TIC meanesl
OF their serfs.-"Lss Bsllss Leiyss. r,'
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HoPEruL OF THE USIoS.-The New York
Herald thus facetiously expresses its hopes
for t,e ppioR:
And so, let us wait in PATIENCE, and be
thankful that betwcen our N0r,hrrn Ab"li-
tionis's Gf the Garri~Oa creed and our South
ern secessionis, irc-eatrrS Of the Spratt
school, we have still II season of grace nj.
lowed to us in which TO prepare either for
the total abolition of Southern slavery, or
the revival Of the African slave trade on
the largest scale. According to Garrison,
Southern slavery must be abolished or the
Union mus, be dissolved. According to
Spratt. there can b. no safety to the South
in the Union except in heavy reinforccments
of cheap niggrrs fresh from Africa. But
lei us hope for the best. Perhaps we may
be- able to slip thron gh between Garrison
and Spratt without incuning the c"lamities
Hf SiyiI waF. We have done it several
times already. and p-rhnp, We HnG surcerd
once more. VINO knows!
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SLAVE MARRIAGEs A very interest.
ng report has just been submitted by the
convention of the South Carolina Episco
pal G.urc.I, at lkeiT session in 1853, in
respect to the marriage Of slaves. The
following is the substance Of the decision
arrived a. oy the committee The rels
ton Of husband aud wife is DECLARED to
he Of div me institution, and to he eGnAl
" binding on the elaye rs On The master.
The nJnHcI on OF the Saviour, iorbiiding
the separation Of husband aud wife is oh
ligatory on the nnsier, AMI every master
should So regulate the disposal of the
slave rs not TO infringe sae Irvine inl'nc'
ton. VOlunfAry nbrn1Onment ,D the
part Of married shave ought to come
within the same rule NJ; in the cage Of u
free person hut vixen The abandonment
is involuntary, and caused by circum
stances without the control Of the parties,
the refusal to allow second marriage
wonld often produce much evil apd hard.
slip bat in giving lis sanction to such
marriage the Convention would do 40 IN
the qualified language Of the Apostle
"lf they canno: coptain, let them mar
ry; nr IL is better 10 marry Than TO burn
The report makes The remarkable state
ment that there IL no instance in South
Carolina Of a legal divorce.-N. y. En-
press.
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CHURcHEs.-New York Is atingnishcd
for the numler and beauty offs church
edifces, and many of them are MODELS of
Architectural elegance. There \re 275
c'urchcs within the limits of th\ city
They may be classified as follows Pres.
byterian, So ; Epi copal. So; Methoat, 3s;
Baptist, 80; Romnn CatnQlic, 26; Nieh
Reformed. 81 Iewish syn"g"gue, II Mis-
crllaneous, II Congregation, 8; pnler,
sali.t, 4: Unitarian, 5; Friends, 8; Secad
Advent, 3; Swedenborgian, j; Primiti,
Christian, |.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Wc nre satisfied
frcm observation, says the Athens Glenn }
Post, that the wheat crop in this section
will not be nbovye half one. if it reaches
That point. On some Of the very best lands
1t will Dot average more than five or six
bushels to the acre. and op many of The
thinner lands, from present indications, it
will hardly pay for h"rVesting-hsving been
iirs: damaged by the fly aud subsequently,
by the frost
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AEp Ills SOLDIERS.
The intelligent Paris { respondent of the
New York Times says: The Emperor Ma.
porau Iii has done in fact 40 much for the
soldier, so much for In" ameIiornti"n Of the
ordinary hardships OF his life, that the
French amy of to-day loves it, Emperor,
and would follow him To the end Of the
world. His appearance Mt the head Of the
army of Italy will be the signal fnr such
burst Of enthusiasm, u.d of daring feat~
Of aims, as will strike terror into the ranks
of the enemy.
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Hymeneal.

Marrid, AZ Society Iiill S. C.. on the
lsh Inst, ffon. l., ". Krill to Mis-. Susan
Sparks.
by the Rev. Wm, Banks on the 2Ab
inst Capt d r. STEVENSON. Of Ch..
ter District. TO Miss NANCY BEATTY, Of
Fairfield District
IN Meeklenburg county. on the i7ih in.
slant by ihs Rev r. p. Ro,kwrp, AR.
James + Alexander "f Charlotte. 10 Miss
Mat Meoiinniss, daughter OF Mr. Charles b:
McGi1oiss. =. Tr"N"
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CHsRA~ AND DARLscv " RAIL ROAD
At recent meeting of thPoarJ of Direc.
tors OF the above rail roI company DIR.
Thomas Smith was electedPresident pro
tem. during the absence ofbe President,
Dol. Allan MacfarlaR, in Eur&
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MEssRs EDiToRs = read with inter
est but regret Mr.. Boyce's letter Of May
l6rh. He is opposed to the agitation oil
the African slave trade. NJ, firm persua
sion is, that had South Carolina carried
Opt Gov. Adams policy Mr.. Buchanan
would have found himself in ugh,er
place than lie was in the days of the old
coalition" Qor it seems 10y the latest
Washingloc news that we are to have
new one. He concludes br expressing the
opinion that the three great requisites OF
Southern sta'esmanship are moderation,
moderation. moderation Now, in my
can'lid Judgment, what Suuth Carolina,
and sImJs, AL Of her pablie prem have
wanted since lao. 1gess kesn pluck
pluck ! pluck 11slsss,n News
NyLtIFlER.
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DEATH OF Hon J. HARLEsroN REID -
We are called np"n (Says the Charleston,
Mercury To announce the decease of lon.
Jonn Harleston Read, VINO died at his resi-
deuce in ,hIs city, nj buIt past six O'Clock
MONDAY morning, May %, IN the uruIs OF
his frIeod, Henry a. poSsussure, Esq.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE |, 1889.

STILL THEY toME.-Onr tpnaEs aye due,
and we merrb. tend, r them. to Mrs +. ID.
Green, Cor some very fine tnrnip~, The lar
gvst we have seen this season "Chrsnut
Ride il we may be permitted to express
an opinion, is Il dangerous competitor of
the WaNhaws in the production of vegeta-
bes, an. 'he idea of >tcriji,y which the
name conveys, is shown to be unfoundcd
in fact.
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not comprehend That there is natural
lazy independeut of ali huRan conventions:
that tho fruit of my honest labor shall be
my own that haye no right /" my neigh
bor's life, nor he to mine that have no
right to medile with my neighbors con-
Germs, nor he with mine" &c. &c.
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sB- The attention OF the public is ASKED
to the advertisement from our next door
nerghbor, w. II. Burnes, who has lately W
proved his STOCK of materials &r, and is
well prepared TO accommo date his friends.
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AyEEsE TO FREgDoM AND STARVATION
The Newberry Rising Sun. of the 25h
inst, relates the following incident
'One of the citizens of this District Irft
few days ago with pp'nber OF his ne j..
grneS for the purpose Of errying them To
n Tree State With the exception Of one
that he has lrft at hlme, because he was
vicious DO, and whom he was afraid to
carry with him, they were reluctant to go.
consequently wsrc carried on. againSt lheir
wishes. Several of his neg oes, whom he
wished TO carry, refused positively to uarrh
one step. saying that thev were satisfied
with their CONDITION md preferred death
rather than freedom, sarrati"n and misery
in free SOL State. Tney have certainly
shown good sense"
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SECOND DIsPkTCH

LlyFnrooL. SATURDAY. May IA. r. ii.
--Sales IA day of 5000 bales of Cotton,
nearly all to ;he trade. the market cios.
ing duIl. Flour has advanced 6I. since
Tuesday. the market cIu>,"g with AZ ad-
vancng tendency. The sales are uuim.
pnrtant; Southern, lis. 10 lis. OIL -
Whca, is advancing, hu, sales are check,
.d in consequence oi holders demanding
siXpence advance; Southern, l0> o.. To
-. Com is active and Mixed and Vel.
I"w have advanced 2d. to 81. SU.sy il
ac'ive. Coffee quiet. Rec steady, ani
Naval Stores active.
The depnylure Of Louis Napoleon from
France waS v pesiscl Ovation, a.l lis re
c"prion ut Genoa. where he arrived WI
Thursday, Nav -. WAS most cordial -
lIc iSsurd an address /" the army, cuipip
ia, rAc .ecessiry Of strict disc,r,,,,,- aud
stating hi> pnIy fear WAS that his troops
would show 200 mrch rntlus s>m. II
WAS expected that he w"u'd proceed To-
the headquarters "f the army on the ltrh.
The King Of S.'L!n. visited the EnpcTnr
At Genoa.
n Sandman official hpiit;p corfrmS
the report Of the rrrr,u,adr nry"m"ui rf
the AuSrrlans. whose | lcndSnn,'v;. wrr-
At Rnhhio. eleven miles Southwest uf NJ.
ware. ! l- Suiini.ns had rr,aern ;hrir
former position
the British Government have formal
" proclaimed strict reurraIity, aui
ws5Uri snli'rt. against an, acts in vlu.
l,,tI 4 |
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Grlr9rnPDlr.
--u(::)o

NEw YoRK. May &c G-The -A>'a Gap
tain +. G Lo,,, from Liverpool, Saturday
MAY II, has psFi>ed.
LIVERPOOL CorroN Market, M'y ,3.
The safes of the week sum up b: 600
baies, OF which spectators took 4SpQ
mud exporters 5000 bales. The MARKET
y-nrd n, an advance nf one quarter ola
nnney, bnt closed with MI eighth advance,
TIC sales on Friday, May -, were 6QlQ
baNs, the marhet closi". steady;
L,rEsr May IA Flour is advancing
and sypence higher. Wheat is also ad.
vanciny, and holders demand sixpenca
advanc>. Corn Is frmer and advancing.
Beef is H,i-t and the sales are nn'mp"1.
tsui l%yk is steady, aadeH "HrEy"g
their siock' freely, bu, no. pressing sales.
Observation-Disclosures Louis Nap".
lean has reached Genoa, issued n start'iRE
address to the vrrnv.
There has been no battle as vet.
Count BuoI has resigned from the Aus-
trian Ministry.
England has t"rmally proclaimed her
! neutrality.
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The Pope is about to address, II circular let-
ter {" all the Catholic Bishops inviting them
to 'rder public prayers for peace Cardinal
Antonelli has delivered diplomatic not. to
governments of France and Austria. d,clar.
ing the inrrmtion Of The Pontifical govern
ment 10 maintain The str'ctrst neutrality.
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ADVERTISER EETS,

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of 10 lines OF less,) oma rmscriiCn,
81 or, il continued, rs cents for the first III.
sertion, and 80 cents for each subsequent nscr.
ton. ~ Sec Fourth Pasc for deductions in
favor OF standing advcrtIeperts.
The number o; insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they viii be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Apprehendsd Troubles in Utah

WAsnINeroS, May 23.-'rhe New York
Her"ld' Utah correspondence Indicates
greater danger of colIiS"n brtween the
iro 'ps and M"rm"ns than ever before.
Judge SIScLAIg has calIal ON C,l
1ohSsroS for troops to protect the sessions
o' Court Mt Salt Lake City, by Sctng As
posse cOmItalus.
Gov. uaMING has called out 5000 nf
the Mormon militia to oppose the en-.
trance Of The troops.
From tie tenor Of The correspondence
u would appear that collision is inevi,a.
DE u the troops attempt TO enter ;he
city.
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SECOND DIsPATCu.

AUGUSTA, May q, 9.35 i. M.-WiL-
LIAM SMITH. Democrat, is ~ elected Mem
her OF Congress in the Seventh District.
and BorELaR opposition, iG the E,ghrh
Congressional District
fh"re IS = large falling off IN the vote
OF JoHS LErcHgR. heuocrat candidate
Tor 'sovHroy, AS compared with the last
Gnbernst"rlaI ele"ri"n, when HExKY A.
WISE received SO 275, votes ont uf total
OF I5G.S2a making his mns,rify salk, .
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Virginia Elections.

AUGUSTA. May 27, 10 a. Nj The re.
turns from The elections in Virginia are
scattering aud indefinite. and princpalIy
so far from the districts in which Wa r.,
GoGGIS, opposition candidate for Cover
nor, has majorities.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

ILFreights viii be forwarded blythe Evening Train
and must be delivered at the station, between the
hours Of and l. 90 AN las after that time WI! be too
late for maniesung that day aud there Is
enCe for storing
Freightsi"r intermediate points between Nashville
and Gallatin must be prepaid mere.
Janfl-d H. FAUNTIFROY Agent
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Magnificent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.
D, 100 FTIZes amounting 70. ............. 1920 C10
WholeTlckets $40; HalvesS 5 Quarters So so
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol.
TO BE DRAWN

rA- Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receivingit.
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Chiidren's Carriages,


TCSr reserved a large los o. chiltren's Garages,
ansiy nnsked, ~hseh ulli be Sid lower Ihan ever
,efore ia tia maFket-
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad

~ and after Monday, Nov. 20, 1855, trains vii
" run as follows: