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5000 Gifts in all.

The grand prize at the head of tie list formerly
owned by Col g. W. Polk situated the Mt Pike
umbia contains 80 and has fine residence ubud
completeand well improved.
We call particular attention o following
lst We
2nd No person will be admitted Drawing
hires the Committee
shareholders The Managers will take the Drawing
y furnish the necessary appliances.
3D. No connected
share under any circumstance
lh Absolute titles the various pieces
the Managers thus avoiding the usual trouble
buttons.
9TH We will satisfy the public that this distribution
such sustain the confidence
The drawing will be made Athens Ala which place. tickets and
information in regard thereto address
/. II. ATTMELL. SUCCESSOR TO
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO a decree Of the Worshiofal. tie
County Court. in the cause Of William Nor
row agai 81 William Beasey and others, at tho
November term ISL. will proceed 10 Il 10
the highest bidder o.. the premises on Saturday,
he 10th day Of Dec, mber next, the Dover
tract OF land Of the willow Of iIliam Bess-
ley. deeea-ed. situaredin the 18th civil district
Of Maury county. tennessee, one mile north O;
will De sal on a credit - one and two years,
wi-h interest from te. except the sum Of one
hundred d0llarsY in cash. Notes and approved
security required, anu lien etsined 70 Sc
cure the payment Of tde purchase money
JOHN NJ HICklY. Clerk.
Nov 10 I'd.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS

y On you want an agency, io-1l or trarcliRg
with achance - make ~ % Sc Oper day
y selling our new strand White Wire
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ire Works. ~ Maiden baue, cor. " alter St 4,
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GALE OF REALESTATE.

Pursuanttoa decree of the WorshipfuI Coun-
~ Court in the cause of J. ". Akin, adm =
lgainst - Rains ana others a. the SOvem-
or term. ISL, | will proceed TO sell 10 tho
highest bid CT on the premises, on Mohda the
II day Of Decen Der next. a valuable tract Of
an stu ted on the waters Of tathey's creek.
N the 18th civil district Of MauTy county. ls-
ing the land formerly owned by J0-eph ID.
Rains. eSciu I've 81 the dow dover. COZ
aiming a-OLt -- acres. j he same vii re
sold up 2 ere il Of ne and two years *
-ept the sum % ore hundred dollar IN cash
Notes and approved security required, and a
lien ret sinrd On the land % secure ID Jug
/ chase money JOHN u. HICKEY, CLERK.
III
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LAST NOTICE.
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ST, o o o o o 0 S
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday, December.Is, 1871.

Saturday, December, 10, 1871.
10000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, slt
EACH, CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS, S5
QUARTER TICKETS, $40.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter: thu
mon FIR them may be sent by z. o. money
order, ereenhack or draft.
Ea.h ticket consists of four quarters, valu,
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$3.50. 900 In GREENBACkS viii b,
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The Concert is Tor the benefit Of tho
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Stoot EyPrybody Read Thisrt

Send 30 conts and stamp FOR sample AMI cir
oular Of our Hsrg DatsHt fruit and potat peoier
8nd icer. which sells quickly I every family.
Of city references given as 70 our responsibili-
l.. SC0Tf a THURSToN,
Isl West ifh St., Cincinn ii. Ohio.
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NoTIcE.
POSTED LAND!
Maury Mills.

HAVING REBUILT THE MILLS KNOWN
IL as the Ashton Mills an Rutherford creek,
we are prepared to make Flour BOTH in quaint
ty and quality surpassed by 10 mills In the
State. The patronage OF our old patrons will
be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
The highest market price will be paid for
all wheat delivered az mills.
Yours Respectfully,
MRS. J. 4. ASHTON & co.
March II, IS11-Iy.
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NJ JOSPEH
iiaS this day opened a large stp,
nd Winter Gods, 81 Oh az
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH SC.
HATS,

FURS,
NOTIONS. FAN Y GOODS. &C., &c.
me most Of nv stock has been pureh sed
&C ore the adva nee in the eastern markets.
helng determined to sustain the reput ition If
my mouse hs th.s best and cheapest place TO
trade in promise ny custom rs a bargain in
every artieleiR my line. AZ. JOSEPH.
Sept. 81.
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A MAN OF = THOUSAND. 4 Con-
n su'nptive Cure's.-Whore death Sa'
hourly expected { ON Consumption and
Asthma. all remedies having failed. accident
led To a scOvery whereby Ir Il. JANIS cured
his only hild. He now live. this reclPs rec
on receipt Of two stamps o pay expense A.
dress CEA DDOCK 4 co. i(32 Rae street,
Phi adelPhia, Pa, giving laRs Of paper.
S0Y, INV,
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TO THE LADIES

We viii send the following handsome arti-
eles al the following small prices: one elegant
Ladies Lace HandkercH ief for 50 cts; one els-
CANT Ladies Lace Collar, 5Octs, and one pair
of Ladies extra fine Kid Gloves, any size or
color, 55cts. We VIII send any one of these ar
ticles by mail, pOsta paid. on receipt Of price.
Address, A 7. STEW 'RT K Co.
Columbia, Tenn
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DR.. COUDEN OF rr nD,'''

II sour j more eases ofCsSCER than al
! otaer b, siciiu> 90 the Uni eli States com
5.u-d For r.od of ) yea in treating this
disease enc. ls has met with an unvaryIns
sucress. tie furn shes the famous tCNGt-
sS-stsss % all " 40 desire il. E-clOse -tamp
and send for copy OF his g neer Journal.
shOwng ode Of trea meDt. FREE o. charge %
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The Carnival Broken I'm.
The wisconsin Democrats "DeparL,
ActiOg II the State Conventional OOlstls Noras-
mated for GcrernOr.

hctiOn If The State CoacentiOa-DoOIstls Nogas-
mated for GOrernOr.
MADISON, August 23.-The democratic con-
yention met to-day-1I delegates present, and
II. i. Palmer, Of Milwaukee, presiding The
resolutions which were adopted, promise re-
trenchment and reform in the State IL the demo-
Gratis are restored To power; favor a tariff for
revenue; set forth ''tlIat as the late amend
ments TO the constitution have been declared by
the properly constituted authorities TO be a part
OF the fundamental Law Of the land, they are
binding upon the people," sigmatize the course
pursued by the administration in its efforts %
annex San Domingo, as an unjustifable and
wicked attempt 20 lay hold Of the faith OF the
people in their high destiny, and TO serve the un-
worthy purpose OF personal gain; and pronounce
the Fox and Wisconsin river improvements a
matter OF national interest, and as such should
be pressed upon the attention Of the general gov
eminent The closing resolutions submit the
above declarations, as their PRINCIPLES to the
cain and candid Judgment of all the people OF
all parties, and asks for their support and SUI
frages
James r. Doolittle was nominated for Cover
nor by 123 out Of II votes. He accepted the
nomination. He briefly reviewed the history OF
the country since the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise, during the war. the emancipation
proclamation, and the thirteenth amendment
abolishiDg slavery, which he fully endorsed.
John A. Rice, of W aukesha county, was nomi-
mated for Lieutenant Governor; MILAN Mont
gomery, Secretary of State; orion Klaus, Trea.-
urer; Edward 5. Bragg, Attorney General; l..
4. johnson, State Prison Commissioner; N ID.
Parker, Superintendent Of Public Institutions;
Jacob Boden, Commissioner of Immigration
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DRY GoODs.-( From the New York Daily
Bulletin There has been very little improve
ment IN the trade during the past week, although
the number Of buyers In the city has been con-
SideIably increased by new arrivals, and the
market has been pretty thoroughly canvasssd.
Brown seeeungs and shi-tngs are selling mode
rately. Bleached sheetings and shirtings have
been rather quiet during the past week, in the
absence OF an important demand from retailers.
There has been some call for package BUYERS
tor the lower qualities Of a. goods, but
medium and fine counts have met slow sale
Prints sell fairly IN all grades, and agents keep
well sold out. All desirable STYLES are taken
freely by iobbers, but the distribution Of piece
goods has Lot become important. There Is no
prospect OF an advance on any make OF fancy
prints and IL j. possible that some brands will be
reduced before the close o. the season. Cloths
are rather quiet. CassimeTes were in fair re-
quest early IN the week in the lower qualities
but toward the close the demand has fallen on
somewhat The largest attendance Of retail buy
erS from the country has made a more active a %
maDd tor foreign piece goods.
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~ DR. HelmbOlds business has passed into
the hands Of John +. Henry, Of Brooklyn.
hS-1he price OF ice in London this summer il
$40 a hundred pounds.
~ Macon, Ca, claims 10 be healthier now
uiln al any TINE within the last twenty years.
HFThe last number on the London Spectator
contains an able article against early rising
HTbere is more JOhannisberger wine sold AZ
Niagara Falls than all Germany can produce.
los Angeles claims 70 have had a shower
Of boiled beef.
G|White Mountain tourists complain that the
prices are higher than the mountains.
60 Who will set the fashions nOw?' as sung
by the Empress Eugene" is the title OF a pop
ular song in England.
p<Jasper county, Texas, is said TO have rock
mat makes mlli-stones equal % the French
burr.
EPublie schools are being organized At
Claiborne, La.,-separate schools for the cOlOred
youths.
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Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers Sarsaparilla aud Cherry Pectoral, Sc !;
Burnettis Coooaine and kaiistont Sc; Schenck 8
Syrup and Tonic, Sl Is; Jaynes ExpectOrant and
Alternative, Sc; Hestetters Hooands and Vinegar
Bitters, &C; Nichler's Herb Biters, Sc; Lyon D
kathairon and Barry Trioopherus, 4Oc =. Laird 4
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, 6sc.; Batchelers Hair
Dye, Sc; HetnbOlsls Buchu, 81 90 Browns ia
rant 3 Aperient, Soc; Mihcbssterk HypophOsphites,
Sc; osgood's India OholoeoSue, Sis; Sterling :
toxide Iron, 9c.; De JOughs Cod Liver OIL, Sl:
other kinds, Sc; flaes's Relief, eOc.; Railway 3
Lotion, Sl7s; Lubins Extrscts, genuine, 81; Col
gate Soaps, very lance assortment, retail AZ whole
sale prices Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon
st-guaIanteed ss represented on money refunded:
California Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry M u-cafel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
auS-tr Corner "a and ID streets W
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The Bufenserxer Poisoning Case.

INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS.
Columns Vlsit 20 Mrs. interchangeable Thought
She Seds The Old Mons tighter kdtke WTose
on Card When he Found She sods M1yrried
COLUMBUS, o., August 23.-In the Bufenber-
ger case to-day Elijah Peterson, q nephew OF
Bufenberger, was examined as to the frequency
of Mr.. COlburn's visits TO Mrs. Buffenberger
he thought COlburn was there perhaps twice a
year ago; could not say that COlburns visits were
Objectionable 20 Bufenberger. Witness adj
United something having been said 90 him by the
prosecution about the benefits he would derive
from the conviction OF the defendant.
Mrs. Cepha- Pancake, another witness, had
been intimate with Mrs. Buhenberger; Mrs
Bufenberger had told her Colburn came 20 see
her twice, under the impression that she was
Bufenberger's daughter; that when Colburn
found out That she was Buffenberger's wife he
slipped a card ITO her hand, with words on il 20
the effect that lie would not marry while She
{ Mrs. b. was married woman. On cross-eK-
animation witne said Mr.. and Mrs. Buffenber-
ger seemed 10 I've very happily together, and
she never saw anythingto disturb her conn lenee
IN Mrs- Buffenberger.
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THE CHOLERA IN RussIA.-The measure
adopted by the Sanitary Commission of ST
Petersburg have rendered the epidemic COM
paranvely harmless in the capital, but the filthy
state OF some Of the provincial towns has favored
IL progress IN the country, and many of the re-
ports from the interior show a heavy mortality
IN proportion 70 the population. The following
Is the latest 81. Petersburgh bulletin: Cases re-
naming, 4a6; new cases, %; deaths, Is. From the
inst appearance Of the cholera, the 29th OfAug
lS0, there have been 6-Sl6 cases aud ,7G deaths
In MOSCOW and its envlrons the epidemic is of
very malignant character, ana in some Of the
re mote villages, where medical assistance IL
difncult 70 obtain, IL has committed fearful raw
ages. The following Is the report from Moscow
OF the LIST instant:-C2ses remaining, 52s; new
cases, 60; deaths, 80. Since the 18Th OF March
there have been 8, SIS osses in Moscow, and .Gl3
deaths At Rybinsk, q very important corn
DEPOT on the NOlga, more than half the cases
have proved fatal; many OF the inhabitants
have left the town, and business Is entirely SIR
pended. AT larOslaff the proportion of deaths
has been large, but the last accounts are more
favorable.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
TIE AQUATIC CARNIVAL At ST. JOINS.
RENFORTH,s SUDDEN DEATH.
Was He Drugxed ?

Fun Particulars Of the Beat Race and ~ Sad ~
far IUkioh Terminated d-GTcat EBciten@Hf a,
Hd!ifdx AVID ~. JOAas-REnoTs II E0sl Pldy-
A Searching Inquiry Instituted.
ST. JOINS, y. B., Aug. 23-At O'Clock a N
thousands Of people lined the shore at all parts
OF the bank which commanded view of the
course OF the boat race. A. . minutes past
the start was made, in dead calm. Both crews
rowed rapidly, the St John with longer and the
Tyne with shorter stroke than last wear. The
latter obtained a lead OF a half a length, and
Kept IL for a quarter OF a mile. At that point
the Tyne crew, whose stroke averaged a ner
minute, weakened, and the ST. Johns crew
formed ahead. and at half a mile brought the
stern Of their boat on line with the bow OF the
Tyne. This advantage was increased % the
boats length. Two hundred yards further on
Renforth dropped his oar. Both crews paused a
moment, and then the Tyne returned and made
for the shore. The st. Johns crew, urged by loud
shouts from land and water, proceeded 20 turn
and head for the stake-boat, az last coming in
in 3S minutes and ~ seconds. Meantime Rem
forth was conyeved 20 the hotel After he US
put 10 bed he rallied for few moments aud was
able 20 speak few words. Violent pains, how
ever, ensued with discharges OF blood and ennis
sions OF matter from the mouth and severe purg-
hg. He continued 20 grow worse until halt past
O'Clock in considerable less pain. The synnt,-
tons OF RenfOrth's disease point strongly 20 the
OPERATION OF drug, but no suspicion attached
TO the st. Johns crew. If foul play has taken
place IL will be at the hands of outsiders. IL is
thought again, however, that there are no
grounds for suspicion of foul play, as Renforth
was seized with 1T and temporarily Frustrated
after the Lachine race, but that affair was
hushed up. The coroner is now holding an in
quest and searching inquiry is instituted. The
flags are flying al half mast in the town and
haIbor.
The Carnival Broken I'm.
HALIFAX, August 23.-The announcement OF
Renforth's death at St Johns fell like thunder
bolt on Halifax, causing intense excitement.
The second Tyne crew say RenfoTth should not
have rowed as he was subject 70 fanting fits
under excitement The disaster causes damper
to the aquatic carnival, which had otherwise, ex-
eellent prospects Of success. No further entries
have been made and the programme at present
Is diSarranufsd
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Mexican Matters

HAVANA, Aug. lS-AdVices from the CITY OF
Mexico to the 18th of August state that Ameri-
can Minister Nelson had given a dinner in
honor of the new Spanish minister, which was
attended by the Mexican cabinet officers and
other dignitaries. In view of the early compile
ton of the telegraph line between Mexico and
the United States, the Journal Of AezioO suggests
that Mexican citizenship be conferred upon
Professor Morse.
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BOILED TO DEATH-A Novel and Horrible
Sasefde-The San Francisco Bulletin, OF the 18th
instant, relates the singular and horrible
suicide OF one Francis Smith, a convict at San
Quentin, who had been sentenced to term OF
ten years, and who climbed TO the top Of huge
copper vat full Of boiling water and then flung
himself backward into il. He was removed from
the seething caldron with all possible dispatch,
and received medical attendance. Hessufered
terrible agony for two hours, and then died.
The suicide and its attendant horrors caused a
profound sensation among the prisoners.
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~ a young man in Portland. Maine, cut of
two of his toes that he might wear small boot.
~ Good name for q conductor on a street
raifway-'Oscar.
aSwhy was Eve not afraid of the measles I?
Because she'd Adam.
+ ~ The inevitable fires in the woods are be-
ginning their annual devastation in Canada.
/ R-Dr. Kohl, the author, who died several
months ago according to the papers, still alive
at Bremen.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
year ga sas psF al RsSsrt:on ds ESQ
Brsndies-Lsrochellsr, Is DO: do 1Ane'l IS do;
Hehnessey, iSe4 e. DO; DO, is4s, sl0 DO: Otard,
Old Tom Gin, o. Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount 20 the trade.
q. GAUTIER,
Proprietor- Of the Native Wine Biffers,
myu 121T and 1919 Penn d avenue.
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Affairs i'm Jamaica.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 1.-THE gov
Kingston. The budget shows supplies of $4,000.
The supplies of last year were f15,0O0, which
viii be expended in public improvements. The
British consul at Cartagena has gone 20 Eng
and 70 organize canal company TO connect the
interior Of the island with Magdalena.
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DIABoLIcAL WORK OF JEALOUS HUSBAND
Fifteen families were burned out last night In
Long Island City, and had a narrow escape with
their lives. The fire was caused by a Jealous
husband, who attempted to brain his wife with
an axe, and broke a kerosene lamp to pieces
Three buildings were burned.
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Two MORTAL Coils WHICH WE'RE NOT
SHUPFLED OFF.-A man named William Coyle
attempted TO drown his son and himself yester-
day morning in New York, by throwing the
little fellow into East river and jumping In him
SELF Both were rescued Coyle said he wanted
TO drown himself on account Of domestic
troubles
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Destructive Inceudiary Fire.

CINCINNATI, o, Aug. "a fire broke out
in the dry goods store of Trask & Fra, of Hart
ford, Ind, this morning, and spread 50 rapidly
that the fremen were unable 20 get il under
control. In three hours the entire south side OF
the public square was in ashes, twelve buildings
being burned, including dry goods stores, gro
Gerry, hardware establishments and drug stores.
The loss will reach So, 900; insurance, SO 0sl.
The fire is supposed to have been the work OF an
ineendiary.
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The Great race NJ saratoea.

LODgfellO10 L0med for Life-S2OJ, 900 CAanQs
BdFdS-yOhn KOrYISseg Wins $50 900.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24--It is said that LOngfel-
low sprained a tendon in one of his fore legs
Yesterday, and is famed for life. From $1,000
70 500 ,0cO changed hands on the quarter stretch
alone. Morrissey won so OOo and Babcock, the
owner Of Helmbold, at least S6OyOOO
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K0fhine I'm II.

NEW YORK, August A.-General John M.
Brennan, commanding officer at Fort Hamilton,
declares that the shell which passed over the
steamer Plymouth Rock on Monday afternoon
was unloaded and harmless.
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berland Nescs of Wednesday says that business
on the canal is not so large as could be desired
There are not many boats returning in yet. The
water in the river at Cumberland Is getting very
low, and the supply is barely sufficient to fill the
canal TO a boating depth. Unless rain falls soon
in suffi cient quantities to raise the river boats
will necessarily be restricted to lighter loads,
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Pailure of Grnin Dealer.

CHICAGO, August ga number of drafts
drawn IN this city on O'Brien, Pierce x Co, Of
Portland Me, who have Incorporating in grain,
were returned protested, and the house l. repOr-
ted 20 have failed IL Is understood the firm
were short nearly a million bushels OF wheat
sold in the market Three smaller houses here
operating for them have also failed.
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PERILs OF RIDING IN NEW YORK STREET
CARs.-There was almost another car murder
in New York on Tuesday night. Mrs. Harring-
ton, who tried 70 detain a thief, appropriately
named George Gunner, was fired at, but fortu-
nately was uninjured. The scouDdrel was ar
4a1
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BsseheIorss Hair i've.

Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any clfal po.son 70 produce paralysis
Boosting virtues they 30 not possess. The genuine
w: a. Baehelors Hair Dye has had fhi-iy yeaTs
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
sy sil druggists. Applied st 10 Bond street, New
YORK fes-u
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NobIeman Coming 20 Wash.

OMAHA, NEB., Aug. &c. G. Grosdecker, a
Russian nobleman, passed here to-day en- route
for Washington on business connected with the
visit Of the Grand Duke Alexis to this country.