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DIR. KINGS DxsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASFS.

DIR. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SAsS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted hi attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years aters HIMSELF having attended to practice for
many years. cured many thousands be enabled
all diseases private nature matter how bad Trey
from iniudc0us medical treatment from neglect of their
Kings Dspensay No % DesdecE street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases U private
cured without naucious medicine interference
from business
STRUCTURES old date, eHectnally
days hy operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermineF the constitution So much.
STPLs, with all the diseases OF the Ckn, growing out Of
lect treatment eBectually cured days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. particular attention having been
this disease aRd all the growing out Of it, brought
in by the destructive habits OF nconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
winch will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
ht for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be aborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee e-closed directed TO Dr. A. King Nc % Deadeak
Nashville Tenn will have the neceassry medicine to their
address, with necessary directions Strict observed. on
hOurg go'clock the morning until in the evening
may23. l95q-d&rwlV
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vEsPER eAS LTeHT.
The Cheapest, most BriIIlnnt. and
Most Convenient Artificial Light
~ yVr w0TD

FNEEIs GAS generated from Pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy safety and simplicity, cannot be surpassed. The
fixtures are u the style As the ordinary hEEFes
rs antages that t is portable light uETvaled
Tor ancyi cheapness, cleanlness and simplicity and be-
used wherever light srsguirs II easy o regulate
and requires no trimming ard no attention Whatever after
lighting. II Is pc6ctg td5s and free from explosion, and
has odor smell while burnng The light re made %
burn With auy degree Of hancy, ~ turnag screw aud be
increased in volume from that Of candle %
ten or tEsaty By turning valve as in ordinary gas
The Fesper Gas hao and fixtures precisely resemble IN 1on
those Of coal gas, bat II blancy and purity Of light pos
decided advantage any coal ge It requires no
chimney there need Of daily trimming Of Ve7 and me
construction of the 1xiure qp that i s not liable ge
ont Of order and child manage itreadiy INC - u5
in The Feper fixture generated from pare e24t ~, u
OIL (which IS Manufactured expressly ior ~. D51s
without any aimxfure Of alcohol or Other ioresu B
and Its supply unlimited The fixtures afe aaapt
ed in sYles tastes from the plain, burner
the most eeeant and costly Chandelier acl A.lea per
feet in itss there outlay to be made for service ppes' ne
tars aors &C. He gasfs generated M the burner and a
dxiure from tie cheap lightto the EXPENSIVE andeler
q5ar 1qe rrgrls are in themselves They are sold at
re f o rot exceed cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
Similar stvlesa and ornn1entltion.
Chuces uss public halls, stores, steamboats, and private
5es uehout the STATE be fitted up with these
eet nd convenient char deers and other beautiful ras-.
t which add much 10 the appearances Of such places and
tie comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could be
used those favored districts embraced WthE the coal gas
limits Of large cities
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VEaTERDAY morning. a Lady's Cole ancror
D " Ate hs via ule of E.aarl BARRE Hr. q .l-f
and me NO. a3a6 n.ea Gold Chain. Locsaf FrT ~ nl
we're aliaehed Ile Watch lost TIE Public s1- & m
svcniiy- The finder viii be aas6lg -,---7-l ~ I--i
90 the Bookstore, No.f, College street
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OALAAte DlEaaGl p lAlAt ~ Ola4f
A TALE OF TWO CITIES.
Complete in One Volume Pflca 50ceuts. Scr sale lv
deell JOHN YORK L CO
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sETIIE EsQ-lt gives great pleasure to state that a
ter trial Of Of the Feper Gas Lamps, my study
six weeks past and after observing closely fer the length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting Union Tent with these
lamps, have entire confidence in their efficiency. Il
they aord all the advantages Of the best gas lights to hos
who live out Of The cides and large towns.
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get
orer, the light comparatively little
whole from ali danger, that it need only acquan
tance the part Of the public with the Veper Gas Lamp
bring them into general throughout the country
Yours tl9dy, STUART RoBIEsoy
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Charleston and Savannah
RREIGHT LINES.

EAIES HbDUtLD 4ND HfhED IAJitEdoED.
yXPREsS Freight Trains ona the roads. On
asu December 1889, through rates from New York to
Nashville;
First Glass per IO0 b 81 Ga Third Class per Ne 81 G
secord Class do ] 35 Fourth Glass, do 90
Hats Caps and Bonncts, 25
Time from Savannah and Carcoa Nashville three three
aud q half and four days
New aud Philadelphia, seven and half, eight
aud nine days.
Intervening Sabbahs cause the above variations tine
freight trains c Sunday three lines
Noseteutons hy Overcharses and damages
cpt damages occurring seal promptly adjusted BY the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railrosd on delivery.
q w ANDERSON
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HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. ALTON
Commission Merchant, Feed and
Produce Dealer,

No. q Fourth Street. JeljCeen Mum nd fhe HiUe,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EEPs cons antly haad large supplies Of Hay, Conn
Oats Bran, Shorts Shpstuds ready to I'LL orders
shortest attention given to the sale or
Fruits Egg Onions, Apples Potatoes Flour, Bacon.
Lard, Feathers &c
Orders Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured articles soci
filled the favorable terms. Liberal cash nd
made consignmeDts. janb-u
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NEW AHRANGE7TEYT.

Thc Southern Express Company.
T1NlE unaerzgea respectfully give that they have
tsIe0 n'a GO partnership, under the and firm
II ne SoutLleFn Express Company, Tor the trans.
action OF General Express and Commission Rusir1Ss and have
made arrangements win The Edgehed Kentucky Tennessee
and Alabama auu Central SOathern Raro Crpes tn rrr
Messengers daily these ROsds apl are ~ sl "a
forward goods TO an stations the above parl Eaiys in
charge special Messengers at low rates Thsir Ns-ev
are provided Nth Iron Safes Tor TIE transii T -
ewelry and other valuahes. Bills, notes and fs collected
5ari urcuut returns lEade.
Oece az RAINS & BROWNS Drug s.o-e, No ~ prble
SQUARE. JAMES CLOVER
A. X HOLT.
irn3 Lac of Adsrns' FNprgs, Co,r,,,,-
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ECIIPSE MILLS
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN TIE UNI
Trn STATES, FOR SALE.

IA
TED ST ATES, FOR SALE.
II WISH 10 el the mills and land attached containing 47s
acres situsiad Christian county, Ky known as the
ECLTPsE MILLS, all in operation and IN arst rate running
order with machinery and fixtures and everything II com
pee condition for the msnuiaeture oi tour and rs oao o.
rr ding corn running the MILL Min house. dain ana
forebav are an new OF the best kind The mill house large
aud we'll buili--siz stories b igb--and has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BURRS,
bre f wheat aid ols for corn The machinery and Of
the most improved character. The Saw Mill is in rs rate order
and sts finely These mills located Little river twelve
miles SOUR est Of Topkusye within oneou Of mile OF
Linton turnpike, and sixteen lies
river, twenty miles from canton ana
twenty-five miles Carksve- Tenn; and IN the center OF
abundant supply always be obbned The hour
made al these always ranked in the hrst quality N me
New Orleans and othermarke These mills are propelled ~
Never Failing water Power;
one Of he very best in whole Wesem country. ge land
ood and ean BE- DIVIDED good farms. The dwellings and
out houseucudiug mrs house, blacksmith shops, cooper
shop storchouse, bsrns, and other budingsare in good
repair. and timber good and above DOUBT VIII
sell together the mills with sufccy ot
ts land and sndiugs ssch for the prosecution Of the bus
ness OF the purchaser desire OF VIII retain
interest in mills, may be desired The subscriber Will
pleased this property one who may call on n
persons desiring information 10 terms can address h y
letter, al Eewateaa Postofce, Christian county, hy
Moore Van Cullen, or CaInpnel alcce
& Co.. Commission Merchants, New Orleans; q 4 shIy
ock gant Louis kincnd, Cincinnati or % james Buck
ner and John Gowen HapKnsvle KY Hon II stitesi
judge Of the Court Appeals Revil, Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals nosrF Ereguson, Courtlandf Ala lorer miller
At msl; DR. WhtOcE heWsteSd n.y. Atlrea Llnu-
say TaEwell county. Il;W McNsr Architect Montgomery
comfy, Tenn; Fowler, Machins Pitts6urg Pennsy vaa
sud William Brown, Representative Of Christian county, a
Frankfort.
fsbs-3tiimarll JOSEPH A. BREWER.
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KENTUoKY TESTIMONIALS.

From Ills Erceeboy. Gov c. s. aIorsead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
Te WM H. SETTLE E2., LouIsvIE, KV.--Dear SIR Wehave
been and using your Yespe Cas- perfectly ats
hed with its utility IT gives soft, brilliant besrfd Light
and is perfectly from exposio very cheap ard
economical in its and Of far less than any other
light. We sassd that t viii e adopted By persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas whom
accessible and with whom csapness the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &C, C S MoREHEAD.
TINS p.op
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.
- the Rer P 5 Fan. NashriIle.

From the Rev s Fall, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Dec. l2 1853.
one Of the Veser Lamps and beg eavet express obligations
you having introduced it notice. To persons living
in the country. parts OF city where cannot be had,
who desire light much more economical than gasand at
the time fully equal 10 il in Illuminating pOWerths
paratus will prove desderatum.
regard this the beautiful and useful invention
rrorurinv small cs fle n
have seen; the time thatts perfectly seand
the lamps simple in construction aud managrd with ease
Very ruly yours, FAIL"
From Mr Alexander Fall, Nashville.
hR Il TAYLoR-Dear sir have been using the Yes
per Lamp By you since September last per
cty satisfied that is Of the most economical, not
economical well as brilliant lights that be had It
is easily managed and i uahesitngy, recommend it to al
out Of thereacho Of gas. ALEXANDER FALL.
Yrom seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The feper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light, thad
ap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Neper Gas Burner and reor perfectly simple that
not get out Of order, it explode.
Tie management Of the burner is easily understood, and
thsn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by Yesper
Gas consider fully e41 in every rpect other kind
OF Gas light JoHS NJ SEABURY,
4. J. SEABURY,
Il. S: PEAcu.
Nashville, Dec. 1859.
From N. D. Gross, Nashville.
NAsHvILLE Tenn, Dec. Il, 1853.
Messs 7. u. TAYLOR Col have had in for about
pleasure state that regardt superior any
er portable light that have met with.
It's simplicity arrangement freedom from danger expo.
sion. cleanliness and sadnes and purity Of light quail
s that must recommend to any one who will try it. It gives
lh which to be equal ia brliancy the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully N. d. CROss
These are only ve,y Of the testimonials have Cal
and examine for yOnr at No. A COlonade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS H. TAYLOR 81 CO.
give call wish to establish agencies thrqughOu: the
-
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NOTICE,

January 3st le6O-
lEEEAS, Assessments have been called n and made pay
w sblc te Capital Stock Uiuazsee Mining Com
many as follows, NiEs
Fy share payable the Ist day % August last
len ces share, payable day OF January inst
Notice hereby given, that an stock held ly parties resident IN
Tennessee which said paid this oi1ce' IN
~ lfy OF try ays from his preent date,
viii he forfeited In oaiJruy with charter OF sid Jcmpany
Per urder H. W. BARNES Sccret1fys
ssug1-Ifm
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SALE OF LAND ANDNEGRO.

Fountain Whsmore and Others John Moaros rI.s
hugh.
NDER decree Of ,he Csunty Court o. Davidson county
ltered in the above January Term, i31
1rs sale, on the premises, Friday, ts 2il of Fsn-
tract Of land containing about 100 acres, c8i
Davidson county, about eight miles from Nashville
ahurt mile OF the Second Toll Gate Nolensgis
PAs. About twenty OF thi8 lang With
er and The balance i srsl and in cultivation, nd uron
some comfortable Log Houses.
Also at the same time and place, viii sell negro girl AE,
about u years Of age.
fermsIhe girl VII he sold 2 months crail.
interest, note veil ind0rsed. required;
the land for 95u m cash. and the balance and
credit with Interest. notes h ecuy required, and lien
La-lel- .-L-l-l---- D = u-LLn AZ ------
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PURE Apple 1RaVOV

VIE large aud coEVeuent Store Hou on he Nrrh fs
ne Public s5aars, nov ooouHis5 ~ trlv 0ibsn 4 IS
fo5.s5as .ts5 p aPP'y 20 bar ADAaaoF
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To " u SETTIE-Dsar Sir: Alter having thorough
examination Of the "yesper Cas-" in relation to its iIumns
ting power. chemical composon etc. DO hesitate to re
commend being and economical we'll pos
seng greater intensity Of illumination than any oe material
In
In the laboratory It superior the alcohol
tanning heat and win be found Of Invaluable service drug
gist as well to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES WRIeHT, II D.,
Prof OF Chemistry in The Kentucky School Of Medicine
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rsYliE Eas,lIc and North Western Railroad Company vish
4 ID contact for 100000 Cedar CrOss-Tfes, 9 feet
5g .achcs ik We hewn % faos at place not
ss tn uors clear f usk timber 20 he sound, he deliver
ed a Ihe grade line ul the road IN Nashville.
s contractor want 10 contract for 10000 White or
Pokl Oak TfcA the same above, TO be delivered
the line Of The piles section IL % section "a,
enough on each section 10 fgpply the sane.
Pcrsonl wishing bid viii direct ts Predrt and Direct
ors 5f Nashville and Railroad Company
Nashrilia. Tenn uu.zlu
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FEyrE annual meeting Of the Stockholders o. the GeWamee
: Mfnfmr Company will he held a their oaice No
e Bosdya New YORK, "Wednesday the 18th day o. Veb
rusry inst al o'clock P. H. fun attendance o. Stock.
holders Is rsguer.el II. ", "a LuNEs, Stc'y.
Npu mi lsliN. eht-l2w
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NMyE have iustreoeived small shinuent 81 rrsE APP lr
w bhhADf Ehleh for Eschues of taste ard llFdr
precedeu el. WTTrrr HOOPER a "a
derIT w. .rH : No. 1--.r
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ORACCOSz
unpowdeT,
young HIyson Teas.

lopr and Pouione Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters, saok
ing Tobacco and Iuauy other articles
H 10 an a Ehoh would call the especial attention and
ne the ns stion the trade and them We can one
many induceI1spts not to be found elsewhere
is1sW ARCHER CHEATIIAM BROTHER.
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Total auountOf Cap-I aad sar,las---.Il,4i5,si5 s.

LIABILITIES
Amount Il Losses ali used, and dus and
Amount Of losses incurred and n PRO
cess Of dus,rsent .......---... -. 17,S5s u
action has lesn tlEeH..---..--.---, l5,4ae Il
Amount Of claims ior losses resisted cy
Amount Of Dividepds declared and due
AMOUNT Of Diyidends, eitner cash or
scrip, declared. but not yet due. .....--.-..
Amount Of an other existing claims
against the Company ---..-------. --..--..-
Total amt Of losses, claims & liabilities 40 5se a
The creates. insured on any enc risk is s30O3 bu
will a general rule exceed $1,000
The Company ha general amount allowed 10
he any city, village block, being governed
in this each case hv general character OF
buildings, ith Of acles for TuttinE out fires e
Nc part OF its capital earnings deposited any other
An attssisi copy Of he Charter or Act Of Incorporation aes
paniSs This statement
scATE OF NEW YORK,
Charles Martin, President Milton smith, ss,rear
Ct the Home Insurance Campanvs being ssveray sEon,
rue u n and correct statement of he sirs of he Md Cop
ration, and ths they the above described officers thereof
(signet) CHARLES MARTIN, President
(signed) J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
snribes Leiore me- Ism day Of january, A.
gH w4sHBURN.
iel Commissioner for Teunss5e
L+i in New York.
sTATE OF TENNESSEE, ,C0MPTROLLER's ORFICR,l
NASHVILLE January %, 1860
N. York. complied with all the require
of passed bY the General Assembly Of
Tennessee in March, 1856, entitled An regulate the
agencies Of Insurance. Companies Incorporated BY the state
Of Tennessee and thatJ NASH and vi. MARI the ls
vile, stats Of Tennessee. j. 7. DUNLAP,
lnAL.l Comptroller.
jana4-ilm NASH & MARI. 25 College street
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
E@@ @M@ EE E y8 Us IS q.
RAILROAD.
GreaI National Route.
vrYysgsEIIN NATES At WASHINGTON AND
pItimoreon the East, and Wheeling, BenWOod,
i on tie West, which places unes yith Railroads.
seanle-s SC for and from all points in the
West, SOuth-yge est and NGrth-WcSt.
Two Trains leave Wheeing daily 1885 P. NJ, and
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily att 20 P. N.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
,lisis u.l only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
York Boston, the cost Of ticket Boston alone 5y
rougb Tickets the Eastern cities procured
>WasburfoB City at addCEal charged 81 20.
Tine as 0ucI and fac low by any ether route.
INQUIRE fo via the Baltimore aid Ohio Rai!f0Sd a.
any % the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
Z p. FULLER, Gen1 Wegtern Agent.
I. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation. let3
New Novel by Miss PardOe: THE
+ ADOPTED HEIRESS.
+ LOLA MONTEZ'S LECTURES, and complete
Autobiography Of her life.
THE HAUNTED House. DT DIcKEss. For sale
a,v JOHN YORK & CO.,
feh9 No IS Union Street
/ FIRE CRACKERS
-OSO BOXES Superior Gold Chop TO- Fire Crackers in
dse9-h HUGH MoCRRA co.
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1asBbiIIe Guipu anO 5neritan.
Rates Of Adveriising.

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TnE Many
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lust nECEIyED.

vTE large aad comfortable dwelling. FrUwn as tne BshCls
property situated on lower Market For parcu-
lars enquire the o0e o. the Nashville Northwestern
2ailrcad Company. jsne2-u
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UNION lsEsFA JRANT AHEAD
ro. A. union ssrsst, Opposite state Ilank


TUsT arrived BY Adams ExpFess asss lot Of fresh 81
from Savannah the hrst In the seasen Always Kept
hand GOOD assortment Of game snch Grouse, PEASANTS
Ous Yeuiso and FISH, which VIII be served up IN me
sr8ge Rsstaurant in the best style. A. J0NEARDi Agent
faAT.
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Scientific and others who Lave thoroughly tested the msr.
Of the VepeT Gas Air Light, pronounce the best and
cheapest lgh 1nOwn Numberlegs testimonials are being
received daily FROM an quarters vouchag for tie excellence OF
this light few Of which given below.
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RLEACHEn Gnnns-

0QS Cases dark, light purple, ruby, solid black and
%CeD white prints Of the most celebrated brands assorted
on hand and for sale BY JAMES Low & CO.,
febl5 LonisVn. Ku
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4 00 Dozen ladies' white Cotton; sac dozen mixed
AUO Cotton; lO0O dozen brown Cotton half; 800
mixed Cotton half geo dozen Chdrsns fancy; 100 dozen Boys
half 800 dozen Misses white Hose assorted Just received and
Tor sae hy JAMES Lows CO.,
ufu-gI1a Ku
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thescond Tuesday January, 1861, aud continue
throughout the week.
PROGRAMME:
FIRST DAY-Tuesday-Oo stakes for three year ods nile
heatsOne hundred y $3.50 dollars euranee-hy (85U
dollars forfeit which the Club viii "a hundred 9lO
il the race is run Il , To close lst May, 1850.
SANE DAYJoekey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollar
mile heats.
sEcoSD WednesdayC Stake fer two year ods mile
hestEo hundred (ss Ol dollars entancehfty CS dollars
forfeit. u 5'TO close lst Nay, ie60.
SANE DAyJockey Club Pure three hundred 300 dollars
two mile heats.
THIRD Club Purse fvehundredCs $500
dOliars-3 nile heats.
sAMEDAYJOekey GLIB Purse three hundred $3.50 dollars
mile heats-3 in s..
three hundred CS30 dollars hundred IS 1907
lars Forfeit to Which the Club will add three hun0red s3
lars, il the race is run III FTo close lst May, IsgO.
SANE DATHandcap race, mile heaspurse four hundred
(S40O dollars. second horse to ave his entiance.
EIETH DAY-SatufdayPos Stake. mile heas-fee al
agetwo hundred (S00) dollars entrance play or pay
which the Club viii add twelve hundred 500 dollars il two
start The second horse his entrance
more to MI the stake lTo close the lst May, ls60.
s. YATRs LEVY, sse'y and Treas'r.
Savannah, February 9th, 1860.
Savannah stake, for JnuuarYs ISG2.
1T proposed Ten BTosck Course, the fist
day Of the regular meeting January 1867 sWeepstiEe
with colts and hies dropped in 1852 mile heatsi SOU sun
scripon S2C0 Forfeit $50 declaration, II made on the s Gay
OF May 1885, with S50U piece Of plate added by NJ anh
Club provided two or more sar the second horse to save ms
stake-ffteen subscribers 70 al The stake9 ns lu
close the first day Of bsy lS00 Subscription ana
be made TO the Secrsy Of the SavaL nah JOCKEY Co au
the Stake o by the Gues Of the 1ilo
Security for the forfeit req uired wren @ s Wv t
s. FATAs Lev !, eeeieltiy,
fsbl5-dtmayf0 sayaanab, Ga
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TElHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, con-
ueation the Roads below, are running Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and savannah C Nashville
slower s5ee with the certainty as thcT passenger
trains No delay % freichts by this route. go
isnaC-tf NGUP &. W. COLE, Sup't.
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Such as Canes Brushes Combs Work Boxes, Travelling Cas
Monnaes Pocket Books Chess men, Domnos Leah Bags
Scissors. &c, &c, all for sale cheap, y
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Freight TO New York aud philadelphia
on
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND 5AYANNAH.
Cation sr bale OF not more than 500 pounds weghtsgs5
Flour per '-i5
No Insurance necessary except from CharslOn
New York sud Philadelphia.
tfon copresd option and expense q when
ore h can hefraghted from NeF York TO foreign ports
II Il ta nc less than cotton not compressed.
Throagh reospts issued ~ the Freight Asnt of the Nash
vi and hattanoogl Railroad.
CIV. ANDERSON,
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- i- ne oul csIlthe particular attention Of connoseursi
- fb ho want pure article Of Brady Tor medical puE
po-e, Our brards OF Champagne are very choice and
well En0En: