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Eastern Houses.

Many OF US, when we were children, have been
much perplexed with some Of the circumstance
connected with the miracle recorded in the fifth
chap. of Luke. We were utterly unsble to under
s and how the p0orParglytic man could be let down
through the roof and tIing and laid at the feet f
Jesus, as he was sitting IN the house and how his
friends could carry him up TO tie TOP Of the house
without passing through the horse.-Knovine on
ly the way in which our own houses are buiIt. we
could not understand the circumstances OF the int
resting history.
Houses in the East are not. ike ours. huilt with
several stories: they are generally Of two floors on
ly in height; though the young man Eutychus. who
fell into deep sleep during Paul's long discourse
and from the intense heat Of the upper room owing
TO the number Of persons and the many ffhis burn
ing there, is said to have fallen from a wiudovr in
the third loft They also occupy great space of
ground On entering the door YOU ugnaIlv come
into square round which are the different apart-
ments on the ground floor, and over these apart
uIents runs a small gallery. TIE roof Of the hou
Is Hat with light baIastrade running round it. 10
prevent persons from falling over. Tais balustraI-
or coping, is made Of clay or pottery, and is easily
removed Over the court, in the middle Of q e
house, roofing of canvas is strained, in hot and
wet weather to shelter those in the house from the
sun and the rain.
The staircase. by which you go upon the roof.
is on the oHtside Of the house so that any pers.
can either get upon the roof or come down from il,
without ever going into the house And this ex-
plains our Lords words, when, warning his dsc-
piles on the sight Of certain signs which should hap
pen before the destruction Of Jerusalem. 70 fre
with all speed, he said Let not him that is on the
house-top come down to take anything out of the
house that is, let him come doom at once from n,
roof and not go into the house, but fee for his life
If we bear these particulars in remembrance
the court in the middle Of the hOHse the staircase
on the out side, the Hat roof and the canvas awning
which covered the entire coIrt-we shall br pre-
pared better for understanding this history.
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foresight eopd possibly have averteI nv pres d,
suderngs. was indeed stranger ~ sirsBss
land, yet Was still under the prqseetny eye OF thar
Proyidenee, VINO has condesceuied er call himself
the strangers Freui. At this aloDsaf, painful as
my recoleetions were. the extraordinary beauty Of
q small Nos irresistby caught my eye; aud though
the whole plant was no. larger than the tor of one
OF my fingers, / could not Contemplate the delicate
conformation Of las foots leaves and fruits. wtbou
admiration Can the Being nough IL who
planted, watered AID brought to perfs,ton. ia this
obscure part Of the world, thing which appears
Of 50 small impOr agce, look with uueamcern upon
the situation anl sHgerings of creatures formed IN
his Own image2 SmelFnOL ReaecG,ms ike these
would not allow me to despair. I sblssl up, ami
dlsfegardiag both hungar and fatigue travelled for
ward, assured that relief was at haud---aud was
not disappointed = 5 s Visitor
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FROM the New Ycrk observer
A Speculative Believer.

Judge b, Of Louisiana was commonly recl,-
oned a skeptic. Yet he once made to me ;he fol.
lowing confession in substance:
My parents were truly pious people. The beau.
tifuI truths of Christianity were introduced into
my mind before 7 had any PERCEPTION Of the rq-
strainirg influence Of the system. felt no obiec-
ton to it in my younger years. The teaehngs and
example Of Jesus. and the affecting scenes Of Cal
vary were imbeddad in my mind, complicated with
all tender and cherished domestic affections The
love of Christ was blended with my mothers love.
The soft hand that rested upon ny head when
said my evening prayer, and the lips that imprint
ed warm kiss upon my cheek, when the story Of
SaviOurs love was told, and an af-ctionlte good
night was mingled with the ac- c-ion have been long
since paIsisd by death. Ny fathers pious eoun-
seIs too and the accents which fell from bis lips in
family devotion have ceased But not vet have
those memories ceased which compel q respect for
the story Of the Cross. The recollection Of pa
rental teachings leaves me no option in respect to
an intellectual acceptance of Christianity. love
it not, yet / know that It is truth P. j.
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NASHVILLE AND CLA RksyILLE PACKE7
VIM. PHILLIPS,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
No. So Market Street.
TEW Arrival M PATT ANN uyrNTvp NJ orrrrxc

NHE undersigned has just made large additions IA
Il to his Fall supply of Ready Made Clothing which IA
makes MS stock complete. 1t comprises in part: LII
Cloth Cloaks latest styles;
Tama and Spanish Cloaks;
Overcoats Of all qualities and styles;
Cloth Frock, Dress, Business and Sack Coats
all cOlors;
COth Cashmere, Satinet, Tweeds Jeans
and other Pants in great variety;
Silks Satin, Plush and other description of
Vests, very choice stock;
Shirts, Drawers Suspenders, Cravats Handker-
Chiefs Socks, undershrts, Net and Flannel Trunks
Valises, Carpet Bags &c, &c. and indeed everything
necessary to gentiemen's Furnishing House.
The CusomDeparment under the management of an eY
perenced practical CUTTER and those who may order Cloth
ing made up may RELY on full satisfaction being given
lie thanks his friends for the patronage which has been
extended him. and hopes for continuance of their favors
oct22-Janl NJ. SULZBACKER, Agent.
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nor SALE.-A beautiful residence, situated on Sum.
mer street. IN the Sth Ward The Lot fronts 5S feet
and runs back 75 a Is foot alley. The House two
house de- and has beautiful shade trees in the
ward Persons wishing TO bay convenient and pleasant
residence good nelghborhOod, very low price and
upon as7 Jerms will do well to examine this property
before uureh aSin geisewhere.
ALSO, beautiful vacant Lots adioicng the sbove-one
Outs - aud the other so feet Summer and
back lI6 feet toa I6 foot alley. Apply to
r. A BAL WE, Genl Agent,
nOvlg II Deaderck street.
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Telling Of the ArctiC'S Bel.

The New York Independent says:
"Let no one hastily censure the Captain for
running thirteen knots in dense fog, or the "ook-
OUT for any supposed delinquency. Our blood
runs cold to-day at the remembrance of steamer
crossing the bows of the sailing vessel that bore
US to Liverpool SO near that three minutes later
a collision would have been inevitable; and yet
she passed like grim phantom in the fog, black
hull and red pipe family looming athwart our
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d aAGNIFIoENT nUILpING ASSoCIATIoN

ME now Offering about IS valuable Building Lots
lh LdgeAeId on' ng 30 feet Fatherand and Bos-
oabse Streets and running back l7O feet to convenient
alleys such terms viii enable any man to procure a
deli ghttu home for hls family These Lots are as near
and covered with magnificent Forest trees Thev viii he
sold extraordinary terms far payments are con
csrned.
TEREs:l, s, and years credit with interest fr,r
security required the two first notes onlv A
purchaser who wal pay Z5 Of the purchase money in cash
the other payments and give his for other
% at g, and wears with interest from date
ANY who will satisfy the of the property that
he viii improve his neatly have the same on g
years credit with interest," the principal payable at the end
OF the three yearsinerest payable annually and no Sc
Curity required.
We sincere in making this remark. No city in the
Uai0u produce such lots with the sRme soil and TIM
bsr as the Public Square Lots the South side
Of he River that readily command from $50 800 per
foot
The terms will be varied TO suit any purchaser provided
tie 10 d building man. Cal soon
LINDSLEI CROCKETT
UCtZ6 SO COLLEGE
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FURNITURE! MATTREsssEs!! PIANOsII,

lust received fine assortment Of Bed erzs--TgzsS-
e steads Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes = ssesfassst
sofas, Sofa Beds, Breakfast Dining, Cen @---~---1
tire, Side and Work Tables extension Tsbes, DC large
OF Of WardrObes, Chairs of ali kinds Window Shades
Clocks, assortment Of l.. Gberts entire Iron framed
Pianos, Carpetng, Oil Cloth &c. Mattresses Shuck Moss
Cotton and Cured Hair Spring Mattresses, kept hand
and made to order and warranted Now is the time for
those wanting any articles in my line to buy CHEAP FOR
Cash, or approved paper s -r
l. Il. NORTON
-iyl2-u 4j Union street
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREoTYPl

DAUUERkEAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREUIYPE
STOCK DEALERS
c. c. HUGHES, Union street, Stretch 0rrs.
r " HUGHES 50 College street. late Dobyns Co.
T EACH of these Galleries the public can OBJ S63sS
"A tam first class Pictures, as the bestS ~
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus Our
Rooms are neatly fitted up with Powerful Side and Sky
Lights the only IN the city, which is acceded by all
Artists and COnnOseures to be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS to dispense with those dark
shadows so gnerally and objected TO- We have
beautiful PIANO for the of the LADIES. As attend
personally Stters patrons may rely polite
attention, and Pictures second TO none.
~ Citizens and Strangers politely invited to visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not
novl--U
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Fare Reduced!
GAuIy PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY DOLLA RS.
gTmtfed States WaiIT.ine

NER YORK AND CHARLESTON STEA u
PACKETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tens, NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, l,200 tons, J. Foster, Commander.
las. A6ger, l,5J0 tons, s c. Turner, Commander.
SUutherDer, 600 tons, Thos EVAN, Commander.
s---Esa, LEAVES Adger's Wharves, every Wednes
LIVE day and Saturday after the arrival of the
s...-zs,s s.-ssss- cars from the South and West.
These Steamships all built for the Line and for
SAFETY comfort and speed are unryaled on the Coast.
fables supplied 7itb every luxury. Attentive and
Ieous Commanders will insure Travellers Of this Line
every possible comfort aud accoumoG silOn.
For light or passage having elegant State Room Ac
cOmmodauons, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston, s. c.
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YNLITARLE FARu FOiI SALr

ENONTAiNiNG between $40 and 600 scres about 200
cleared and in high state of cultivation with
good dwelling and Outhouses good orchard and fall
ing springs three miles southeast OF Paris Henry
county Tenn Immediately the road leading 10 REYNOLDS
5urug neIghbOrhood healthy. Terms accommodating
Persons wishing the Fam will call on the sub.
s0uber on the premises. J, Z, BOWLER.
iyS0-w nj jan 90.
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STOP THE RASCAL!

STOP THE RASCAL!
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for a man who
Il calls himself ORIvAL EvRETTE who came to my house
in February last and set in work for me- and
with until last Saturday evening; he then took my
horse saddle bride and blanket made hs escape and
has not been heard Of since He small man. of rather
yellow complexion about hve feet inches high he
thin ysaged man, with yeOwish hazel eye, and tolera-
bic large nOse his hair is straight and black with some
few gray hairs; he says that he z5 years old ne is
mild spoken with but few words he said that he
fasedn East Tennessee, and his father lives in Roahe
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried away
was young bay horse, two years old about fifteen and
half hands high with bald face, and hind feet white ht-
tie above the quarter joints lie has black and tai
and is rather brown bay; he Is Of the Tom Hall pacing
stock, and pace very WE'LL be is unaered and shod
before when ne LETT.
wall give the above reward TO any person who will
bring the and the horse either of the or Sc
either Of them and give information that can
get them. ). J. KITTRELL.
Lebanon Wilson county, Tenn. iy6:tf
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Aug. 16, '54-so}
SOUTHERN
Com IN ercial College,


WRITING TNSTTT UTE.
THE first term of this College will COM
mence on MONDAY, Feb 13, in the lS&>-Ez--sz
aFgs and spacious room in Go0pgr's block >.s ss
The course of instruction this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md PenGlsnship
No pupil wifi receive diploma IN til he is thoroughly
Iualifed to discharge the duties Of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
adopted by the best regulated houses the country
among otheis which dspenses with the use the Jour
la greatly lessenng the amount Of labor aud liability 10
arr and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal SUperhuOus and enables the bOOkkeeper
post his personal accounts daily and his merchandise aud
sash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for hense
If retail establishments
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant Ill times ascertain the OF his loss OF
gan together with the quantity of goods hand without
resOrng 70 the tedious process OF taking inventory
This institution will be permanent, and has been estab
ished to meet the already important aud growing COM
mercia interests of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
nessee, and il designed to place upon basis nferiu-
70 none in this country.
The importance, TO every business man, of q knowledge
}, accounts, must be sufficiently obvious TO all refectn
minds.
To the man of wealth it important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and wthoutpecuniay loss
and the Lawyer often called upon in the discharge OF
professional duties, TO unrave the most intricate &C.
counts butte the young man who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is invaluable itgves him
POSITION which nothing else can.
He holds the postoi confidential clerk in his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
he benefit of those who wish to lessons in writing on
ly where elegant hand writing wS be impaired eli
who place themselves under the of the precepOr
Pupils entering this institution are not limited to anv
number of lessons, but for specified price may continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period free of charge
feblI-lY
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HUDSON ( DOLFINGhR,

JEWELRY AND SILVERNY ARE,
o. EonTth Street, Near Main, Louisville, By.
l. fully inform tue trade aud dealers Generality that we
now prepared TO manufacture Spoons Forks Ladies'
Pitchers, GoOiets, Cups. Masonic O1G FeI,vs and Sons
OF Temperance Jewels, &C. &c on the most reasonable
terms.
Having lately gone To considerable expense in fitting III,
steam power, confidently that our prices viii
favorably compare with those Of the Eastern cities
Orders from a distance promptly attended TO-.
Old Gold and Silver taken IN exchange at the highest
prices. nOv26-8n
sNsshville Union copy months and send bill to tins
othee.-L9uisUtls Dsza0cra4
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CAUTION-PAPERs STOLEN.

THE desk at my Foundry broken open on Monday
4 night, and large quantity of notes, accounts and
cOustaDles and lawyers receipts taken hereom eau
ton all persons from trading for any such and
counts and will be thankful for any clue their recovery
Under the circumstances, will be very thankful my
old customers forward and settle their
And if the person who took the notes. &C. will leave the
book cOntaug list of them where get it, will pay
handsome reward for its recovery.
sept20-tf SAMUEL p AMENT
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y
Comprising of the most desirable ASSIGNMENTS
offered selected from the very latest mPoaons and
purchased under the GREAT DEPRESSION OF PRICES
IN THE EASTERN CITIES, during the months of Sep
tember and October under the circumstances feel grati
ed that offer such inducements will enable all to
purchase.
Ihsye large and well selected assortment of Silks at all
PRICES and well suited for the Fall trade, &c D"
Super Brocade Striped Silks; Rich Poult de Sole Silks
. Plaid Glacie do :" Blk Watd, new style;
- Gros de Aprigue. do ." Gro de Rhine, (all
e Plaid and striped Silk, - widths)
Plain Glace: ~ .
Wedding and Evening Dresses beaual variety cheap
0''-' Wo0LEN DRESS GOODS. ..
Plaid and Stripped Cashmeres;
Tartan Plaid la colors and widths) -..- .-.
Real French MerinOs. from 50 cents up;
MOusle ue LANES, "a, 64 widths .rf
Superfne Bombaznes; ~ -.-..-
White Cashmeres De Ecosse;
Valencia Robes, (rich) .. .r 81.
ApacS's;
And grest variety Of other styles, new and cheap.
LACE GOODS.
Medallion Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
Trimmed Embroidered Collaretts.
LACE-Embroidered Collars Sleeves aud Habits
Morning Collars and Sleeves.
French Embroidered Handkerchefs,
Mourning do.
Applique Spriggs Cambria FloHncing and Bands;
Embroidered Chemigetts and Sleeves;
vaenceune and Maltese Laces and Edgngs JacOret and
CIOAKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS, sc.
beautiful var ETY. of Cloth and Velvet Coaks Talma's
Grape Shawis Terkerie and Thibbet Shawls Cashmere
Scars &c
LINEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Table DamaSz s-4, ga. 10-4, ia, 1874 Pillow Case
Linens, Bsrnsley SheSting; Brd-Eye Diaper Huccabae
Crash NAPKINS and Irsh Linens French Linen Cambria
English Six aud Cotton Hosiery; Winter Hosiery all kinds,
LADIES' and Gentemens Kid Gloves; Beaver and Gaunte
Gloves, &c, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS AND
BLANKETS.
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres great variety
pf all kinds.
Tweeis tal w0o) Plaid Linseys Real WEIGH Flannes,
DC Donet &C. &C. and all other descriptions &C. &c.
COTTON GOODS
Sheetiug (au widthsl Bleached and Brown DOmestcs;
English and American Prints Hoyles Prints; and great
variety Of other Goods
Cali and examine MY Stock of Goods. To CASH BUY
ERS aud PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS great inducements
will be offered. JAMES NICHOL.
Nashville Nov. g, 1854,
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INSURANCES.

INSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIRENEW'S
Insurance Company Of Nash
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.
This Company is in success -g-s
-fE=SS1,- full operation, aud is prepared to ~
-Eszs5S take risks oa~ Buildings, Goods, sSssksszA
50 and Wares and Merchandise, against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gen.
orally against the SEAS RIVERS and INLAND TRANsPoRrA-
TIoN, upon as favorable terms any Office in the City.
:, Oics No. 25, on College street opposite the Sewanee
House 10 EDWARDS President.
JOHN 3 DAsHELL Secretary. myl3-6
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON
PANY.-CAPITAL Sl5O,OOO
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL & tOS. EXCHANGE
.re OFFICE
They win make insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
scrpton against hre on Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and on vessels and other eargOes on
the usual terms. JOHN N HILL President
JOSEPH VAUIx Secretary.
DIRECroRs.-Alex Allison. John NJ Hill b Fogg G NJ
Fogg James Corey Jno NJ Bass Joseph Woods Robert
H Gardntr, Matthew Watson, White, Jacob NcGav-
oek
ian1
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
s'.+ OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HFFICE over Sheppard Cos. Excha Office, Will
~ insure ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise, &c, &c, &c, against Loss Damage by
Fire; Steamboats, any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the CagOes of Vessels OF
every description against the Per Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term Of years. during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
All persons having their lives or property insured in this
institution entitled full particpatonin all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
Nj. S. PITCHER, President
--. J.B. B.J0HNSON, Vice President.
C. j. F. WHARTON, Secretary. [janl
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DUNCAN, M0RGAN @ CO.,

N ASL Y lille, TENN.
NATE are now receiving and VIII have IN sOre By the
w middle 0f August entire sock OF
-r FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
to which invite the careful attention Of Merchants gen
eray. We particularly invite those buying for cash OF on
short time 70 examine stock dud prices Our success IN
conducting business on the ~ CASH AND SHORT
TEAE-Pk0MPT PAA SYSTEM 81 s6sdes u that
it Is entirely practicable aad that there is sre class OF
buyers who closely study their best in sresis are nov
acting upon that system
CASH FiNsses enable us 70 eap our means
in rapid use and thereby greatly reucs ts profits re-
quired sustain business pFedcaied en- cuy credits
Inaddluon % our purchases, viii BE- Sc larVe Ict Of
Goods On consignment. embracing various brands Of Cot
ton IaTas aad over 800 bales BROWF CONESPItsS
DEiilmgs &C. Of all grades asd prices These goods are
offered freely to toe trade in general regardless Of whether
other gods are bought or not. ~
y26. DUNCAN. MORGANkCO.
~ All kinds Of Barter nsxsr IN s1els Tor goods
sold Tor customers without Charge. =
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have
large and well assorted Stock of Fancy Goods which
we Will sell by the Piece at small advance on eastern cost
i0r cash; or on short time. STEVENSON d WHITE,
mars "a SO. COLLEGE ST
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HIGH l. TINI-EY

HUGH l.. TINLEY
OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE @ 81
AFLNG some years experience IN the Transportation
JOHN HEBRON,
OF CHARLESTON 8. c., .4y
VINO las an experience OF 70 years the commerce of
charleston the last seven of the time spent the Receiv-
ing and Forwarding Department of the South Csroina
Railroad Company respectfully offer their services as
GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tor the receiving and forwarding of all Goods Wares Mer
chandza and Machinery through Charleston.
ALSO
For the sale of all kinds of East Tennessee and South
ern PRODUCE, VIZ: Flour Corn, Bacon Lard, Tobacco
Cotton, Rice, Wheat Oats kye Feathers Butter Eggs
&c, &c co
We are not now do intend to be- buring the con-
continuance of business either directly or Indirectly
engaged IN any sPecuatons whatever therefore intend to
devote our PERSONAL attention the very best interests
OF our customers, relying solely upon our energy and
promptness 10 sustain u.s. and hoping by unerntng care
and attention to merit and receive share of public pa
tronsge.
Olce and Warehouse Atlantic Wharf three buildings
east OF POsIOhce and Custom House
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen
y. Gammon Son, Craghead d Deaderick and mer
chants generally, knoxville, Tenn
q A Upton, Railroad Agent and merchants generally
Loudon Tenn
French Van Epps, and ]. J. Bryant, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
W b. A Bamsey, Secretary of State A. r. Crozer
Tenn - - > ''
K B. Norwell Huntsville Ala .
G. Ia King, Decatur, Ala.
j. X. Love Co, hitesburg Ala
N. L. Swan, BeIfont Ala.
7. d. Gates l2 Broadway, New York
John Caldwell, President of South Carolina Railroad 2
Thomas Wairng, Auditor of South Carolina Railroad
John King, Agent of Routh Carolina Railroad
Hyatt McBurney Co., j. s.& L. Bowie Il Co, Charles
ton, ). Z. Sept l6-f