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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-10
: .IsAYED OR STOLEN.

From n" prem SpS Uf The SUBSCRIBE Il
Saddle with s;,ri,ig[ @;mrn;s, ami cnv.r.d
';'''n' yeai agn by Mr.. JnI,:,stn,. with
''"g 'eh;her any in orml'i"n concerning
lie ~al' Saddle will be thank nIiy recr vc.t
~ 4. J. MOSES
Jan. 10 1855 10 3t
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NH cdsIatiOla.

W navy 'SCll tuht " Stlllp-
what aback by opinions against the
pronrlcty of it. published in some OF
"nr exchanges. The gravancn ,f tn.
Objection. is that the mediation might
he rrj jectcd. which would bu an Insult
and If accepted might involve us in
til' war, because we would, hy offering
ourselves rs umpire, be b,und 10 see
that our award was ca. rird i,..u nee,
Now if hy mnd,.,Il"n ~, Al, 80 nc
."i,e Lth,.ie red m this culuplica, e,l
EASTERN question, we abandon The idea
ht once. We would ask pardon for
having even inomemtarIly eltrriu ned
it. The war is Injurious to us. though
ourselves at peace were We to he
drawn into it, we ca not limit the dc.
Strucl"n that would enSue to all our
various interests, But we f.. that We
can indulge in the luxury of little
discussion without bad consequences !;
We are satisfied that should our
Government u,rlin,r and su,. annual,
slip down intv the war, it could never
Jc ,,arc to ,.,r ,dvi,.. ,s IL. ,,,..
lhc mediation prol"sed would W,
presume bc this, briefly That a>
these Lrlligtrrut u,wc,s ~. ~, ,,.
~, sn,..,;;nr farm. ,;,, L
and y, thrr,.E,,. ,;,,,.r n.r,. .,,
feel it drr.ua!ory ,o lis di,n,I, +, ,,
,n,,,. any ,,.n> i, ,,i.
our (iuy. r,n,,.u, w,;,.,, , e
viii, l,,h s,,.,II a., ,,.,,
tr,Iv viii ,.,h ,,,,,,.
war a.c.,ruiu ir,L,.r. ~. mn, ,,,;.,.
standings or u,;,,,ns,r,,.,;,,,-
" neither SOM. eff ,I. ,r,,o;,;,,
concessions, uIr,alv man.. hr ,
the other NAV not il, iu,,r,v,I ,,r -,
laryrd 81 II, t.. srlll. in. nu.s,,,rs u,
Ji,put, am, Inns H., ,h,. ;,,,,;,
OF il third Ia,tv. S., far disconnected
with The amor, t,.rliurs .x,.;,..I ..
bring the cumta.a,,ts l., = :, I'm ,,,
>idcla,iun :.nl lair a,ius,,ncn, Of ,L,;,
dispute. We think That GOOD offices
like these. cuurtvuu>lv prur,u,rL cnulJ
not be rcuarIr,l ruJ,Iy. If ,I.,I n,.J
IL" r.i.sa! would ~. /. cached j.;
offensive terms, or else these L.Iliu.r
eit J,owerS are unittluruccd Ly The.
spirit of the 10Th century. II n,c.,,lrd
one Ir"al step towards reac. urnl,l
-" Al "irc accomplished A.L The
IA. i step under a'n,">t aiy ,,,,,.>..
bl" contingency for it is III vain to
expect that Tor IL long time To- come
Russia can he cuclcrL or terrified o.,
The allies rXhau>lr! into submission
or abandonment nf purpose. Pence
can a.uuc be brought about hv ,.a, .li,.
.rgn.iutun-. and none but Il urJn,nr
can now originate n. un,iai,nS. and
~ power bat oar govern urnt nccu
,-irS lh,. Dig ili Il an li.niral 30 .i,;uu
requisite t,, tn. "lirc. II. ,hruluh ,,,
intervention n..unri.,inn. should u. ro
>,inIvd. i, MAY be i,Icr that ,hr in
cun>r, fences and hnr,,s ,L ,l,.
,,, l.. I:
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TO HIRE.

Three Negro Women. Two Of tn; m GOOD
Eouss servants. Apply 10
Jan. 10. 1855 70 II
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Why is the letter E most lazy
and rx,ravagaat letter2 Because il is
always in bEJs and never cut ol' d Ebt.
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God to the Pcacemakcr? We would
not fear in such cause.
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OFF'ICE or THE
Will, & Man Rail Road.
s...s;s2 {aA# $780, 44a 81 81

WMmI>"To', y. e. / I.,nu.ry Is >.
TIE vrnlh anILa, meet irr oI h :.
Si'ck"o ders I'll The Wilmington IL Ma -
rlirs er Rail Ro,d viii lie he'd al vii.
m'ngl"m n. e.. on "Wednesday the ~
January lS5), be mr. The ii 81 " e;Incs Ia
alter the Iour.h Monday N January 1865
%. MACRAE, Jr
Secretary.
January 10, 1855 10 81.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08
MoRdANToWM:
SATURDAY, DECEMBBER 8, 1855
Governor'r Message.

The valedictory Message of Govern
or Johnson occupies our space to the
exclusion of everything else. The LIE
gisiaturc organized on Monday by re-
eloctinS the officers of last session. and
the Message was thcreupon read to the
Senators and Delegates. We have no
time or disposition to wade through it
to furnish synopsis, or to comment
upon its recommendations.
The portion Of the message devoted
the "peculiar institution" &c. is neces-
sarily omitted for want of room.
For copy of the Message We are
indebted to Mr.. Samuel Drinkard, of
Fairmont.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08

The above statement shows conclu.
sivoly that the foreign demand is rapid
y Increasing. and that, Notwithstanding
the falling off Immediately after the fam
inc in portion Of Europe, the exports
for the year 1854 amounted TO 2.O00,.
600 Of bushels. establishing the fact that
it is the cheapest and best bread within
their reach. aid that its use, at no dis
taut day, will extend through all wes-
tern Europe. In that country it is not
grown. except 10 a limited extent. Con.
sequen'ly, the supply must DO from the
United States. and it is destined TO form
staple article equal, if not exceeding,
that Of cotton in amount.
have said nothing Of the extensive
production of wheat, oats, hemp and to-
bacco, all Of which admit of transporta-
ton, and yield fair profit to the produ.
Ger. The census Of 1850 shows tha, the
region Of country produced upwards Of
fifty millions of bushels OF wheat in 1S49
and that Kentucky alone exported Fifty
FIVE millions of pounds Of tobacco. This
immense and almost incalcuIable a.
mount of trade must find its way 10
foreign market through some Of the
great leading 'horoughfares now in OPP
GRAFTON or in progress of construction.
The next inquiry is, can Virginia com.
pete successfully for this trade and ira
vell The ready answer is, Yes. Her
Atlantic ports are nearer the centre Of
these western and southwestern grana-
ries than any other on tho coast; her
roads Of easier grade; her climate more
genial aud her scenery more picturesque
aud inviting, while her ports and har-
bors are more spacious aud safe, and
the egress to The ocean more convent.
ent and direct than any other that could
compete with her.
1t is a selfe,ident propositions that the
productions Of country intended for
market will be conveyed by the cheap.
est aud most direct line; and as the com
mnnicatiop with the European markets
viii be shorter through the ports of Vir.
ginia than any other, it is bnt ressopa.
bic TO infer that the trade of the south &
west will necessarily pass through this
channel when these improvements shall
have been completed, And yet, for
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08
CONGRESS-.

At our latest adYiccs the House had
not organized, nor was it likely to be
soon-tho 18th ballot being more scat
tering, if possible, than the first. AS
consequence the Presidents Message
had not been delivered.
Rev. Henry Clay Dean has been c.
lccted Chaplain Of the Senate.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08
Monongalia Agricultural Society.

At meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Monongalia Agricultural Society
and Mechanic Institute, held at the
Ccnlt House, on Monday the Goth day
Of November, 1855, the following pro-
cecdings were had:
fsaolyed, That a Committee be APP
pointed to draft a Constitution and
Byc-Laws for this Society, and report
ct our next meeting, to be held at the
next County Court Of this county.
On motion Of r. i. Berkshire, ESD,
it was carried that this meeting now c.
lect said committee, whercupon the fol-
loving gentlemen were duly elected, to
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08

Il. l.. Berkshire, d. b. Stewart,
E. W. Tower, James Evans,
A. 5. Vance, Jesse Mercer,
John Camp, John Snidcr,
W. II. Wiley, William Price,
Robert Bobby, Henry Potter,
William Anderson.
f.T.5r~ On the fourth Monday of the
present month, then, (thc Odd instant)
complete organization of the Society
is anticipated, under the code of regu-
cations to be then submitted and adop-
led. As upon the organization of the
Society, upon wise and .judicious ba-
sis, depends its ultimate success, every
one Of it's friends should feel deep in
.orcst in the meeting on Court day,
and give it thcir attendance. The
prospects of the association are indeed
Y2ry 6otteriDg, and an efficient organi-
cation il promised in the business tai
eats and enterprise Of the gentlemen
in whose hands the preparatory mea-
sGtcs rest.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28

Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will and bi,
the cheapest well the expeditions oute Fivbts
rom New York and Phlade pa Charleston and Savan-
nh ranges from 20 II cents per cubic FOOT according 10
class and character Of vessels
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and savannah
have discontinued ire Receiving and Forwarding ~ Mer
chandse VIII be necessary % coHsgu Commission Mer-
chant- At those points
shippers may rely upon strict adherence tn the above
Yates IL. /. ANDERSON, Sur't
janlL-u y a O. r. K.
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CAmrER,s SPANISH m.xEURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Bleed!
r-o-- pAprTOIE nF NfEPCTTRg ~ TT
JSHe 417,cted Read and Ponder.

Let tie AFFECTED Read aud Ponder.
An Infabe gs NEEDY for Scrofa, Kings Evil Rheumat
Obstlnat- Cutane0as Eruptions Pimpies pestues
the Face Botche Boils, Ague and Fever Chronic sore
Pair Of the Bones and JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers Syphiitc
Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Conf lAnts ana ali peaSes
IniujcOgs Use OF Mercury, iInprudSnce
in Life or lnpurity of the Blood.
THIS great alternative medicine AMI Purifier OF the BLOOD
is nov used BIZ thousands Of grateful patients ro All
able cures performed by the greatest all r1eiicines CAR
t. RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
scroua Euptions or Skin, Liver Diseases, FeyeFs VI
GERS OH Sores Affections OF the Kidneys, Diseases OF the
Throat Female Compants Pains and Aching OF The Bones
and Joints all speedily put to flight by using this great
aud inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has vet been found
to compare whit 1t cleanse the system Of al pur
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens Digestion gives tone to the stomach MAKES
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution,
enfsebed nv disease down by the excuses OF
youth 70 its pristine vgor and strength.
For the LADIES' it is ncomparaby better than all ne COS
metjc eyer used few doses # CATERS SPSSIH MIXTURE
will remove al salcwness Of complexion, bring the roses
maptIif t the cheek, give elasticity to the step, ard I'M
prove the general heah IA d Telal Aabie ueeee OeJ Oh" al
the medicines ever heard OF.
The large number certificates which We have received
from persons all parts Of the United States Is the best
evidence that there no upbug about it. hepreS hotel
keepers magistrates phy>crns, and public men, well non
the community, all add then testimony 10 the "onoeu
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cal on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the Eonderui bis truly greatest OF all mecneS
has performed. ,-.-,,,, =, ,,,,,,rs =, -.
tors No Pearl street. Richmond, Va to whom all orders
for supplies anil agencies mnst be addressed
And Tor sale by W. +. GRAY and E. w. cambridge
Nashville and by Dealers in Medicine generally
mariU--dTiwdwly
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Boxes, Furniture, Piano Torcs, Carriarr- 'h5yel - and
other light ar ces, NOT taTncrated. Also Carpy Of Acids
rates Z leo rs. A. "a
All articles not enumerated be charged at rates Of an
alagous articles.
IRON st June to LIST Of December they will be changed
as follows. -h0A
Ist Cas- as above, per 100 lbs 81 25
Special rates '''''''' ~
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r A G S!
$3.50 IN MUM Is!

HAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags ~ the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June 90 n l
induced to offer larger amount OF Pre- IONS Tor s
present year; and wi the above premium in sums G."
$lOn 500 $50 ST0 500 $50 $40, $50 420 and 80 any
Merchants Pedars who will deliver me from this date
the 1t o. JAY 1856 the largest amount of RAGS: he
lie bought outside o. and by doing business
outside Of Nashville or vicinity
WILL. AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAG ON DELIVERY, and sue
certc Of the amount received and paid for
these certificates must be kept and sent in before next
july three dsuteresed merchants OF Nahv lie
make the awards. The largest anonnt being entitled To
{1O0, the next largest 10 $50, and 50 on down.
Merchants sending me Rags will pease write that may
know issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooen L'nsev, silk and Worst5 Rags not wanted,
and will not be included in tie above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
RAGS throughout Middle Tennessee.
iVi-ltrM&N0 w. = MlllIEMAN
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No shipments entitled the above rats unless each and
every package has the % the Depot delivery ant
the Initials y 4 q. R. r. plainly marked upon t.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28
aRIsWoLpls cOrTON GINS.

1--WE subscriber being agent Tor the sale Of the above gins,
ksep supply hand. o. furnish Planters a. short
nnte--
lhesu gins the character Of making good lint gin
ung .t running ghter cleaning he seed better. taxing
oui more tah, and having boxes more durable
and fe against are, than aty other gins IN and
are ouered advantageous 20 the purchaser.
fhe asst satisfactory references be given establish
ths ruputaiiou, whch hey AlO maintain
% trial Used according % The directions With each
aaxI-u H.T. YEATMAN.
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100000 COPIES.
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,
AND sTEAm nOAT DIRECrORY.

AND STEAM BOAT DHREtEOR1.
TIVE undersigned have now in of preparation,
L new steam ssOat directory, which will be
issued in October next The beck will contain over two hun
dred pages ut ated in the test style and neatly bound
Ia durable manner. IL will be Of the most interest
ing books ever published and will be book that Viii be
interesting all classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECT Y will contain complete list and description OF
ali the Steam Boats ahoa in The Western and South
Waters. The length model speed power and tonnage
each boat where and by whom bull, the name Of the
boat with the trade she is in. Also the names oi Captsns
and officers, her age, Sc SC. The Directory vi contain
History of steam Boats add steam Boating on me western
Waters, sce the application o. can aso asNech ., We
first boat built for lhe Ohio river, with the name Of the
builder, commander aud owner.
The River Direc DRY viii contain list and description Of
all the steam fsOat Disasters that have occurred
on the Western southern Waters beautifully usraie
nsir J ~p,odjnr on de western and Southern
The DIRECTORY WILL CONTAIN MAS OF uie Ohio,
Mississippi Missouri Illinois, Arkanas, White, Red Qua
cba Y5zoo and other rivers, With the Towns and Cities
laid down with distances also, many 9-sf Ai'Si
and Coaera items of interest the people Al large
The book win contain the cards Of the various o. s Mail
Boats with the trade they ae m e. &C Ins 's.loy
will aso contain eoEple hst OF AZ uls ne J.. m
new steam Bnst Law, IL requirements, win comments
siowins wherein IL benefits The oecr sna IN
urs the roup-tent oecer Ac and al the important T. =
supreme Court steam Boat Decisions 20 date The Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bs Of Ladng I'M
portland Decisions Of tie various T. g. Courts IN rrgGt 20
Frrights aud Damaged, &C, with many other things
Of interest
printed best The sarhor has Cor six years
been gathering together AZ the facts and items 10 regard 70
the nuinErou. STEAMBOAT ut.astcrs On
southern Waters aud intends Publishing thea IA book
form The price Of The uork will a. the os san OF
Que Dollar Tea thousand copies viii be ssaed Tor ne
baSrn. add others DESTROYS Of subscribing vii have 70 10
once. none Sh BE- printed uaess ordered N al
TIE work destined % have Circulation Of oscf
EIGHTY THOUSAND optes A. the Publishers are rereiF
Ing large uuubsrs OF sgsc bvTs sail fo al ptrts q
N country, daily. sore 20 The oldest sasnlsn a. eel a.
sccngihc Of The unus, utrie1tors 70 ne
stcsHnba4t Dlrsslafy.
81 ny rumiltng enc dollar 70 J. z. LLOYD co, yea
Hiil reevige epy ~ he aoeye s0Tk The Sork III %
issaci "a Uetsber Agents Sew Orcs0s, Msrphss -
louis LolsyHls Ptsbusg. Wheeling aud cineHEzu vii
wait Rpon he steam boat eeaaE llHlrTs-
JAS r. LLOYD 4 CO..
iss-u Cinelnnan. 0h'a.
ca Capt, Z D. FARSswoRrn ON resolve sahssrip-
roas IN aaskvis. and ~ 1AB
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BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUNIPER sCHNAPPS
a Superior Tonic, unti-OyspcPtic Inyig-
Grating Cordial.

1T is amentahls truth that, with few exceptions every
article Of food eat every article II rink hubble
sUOrr or less adulte~aed and in nothing has Hduera
ton been prsc iced To Such extent in sPritu, vi
ami fermented q So much in 'act, that II Is
i'm oShIr procure pure liquors AMI wines uless obtain
ed direct rOm bOH0 fde importer Of kuowu repu alton,
and ell established foreign c, INJECTIONS
II is owing the corrosive, Ehammaory and poisonous
properties the liquors sold generally in This country that
di>grtceiu beasal inOxcston 20 hequent that the
Legislatures OF several Of the states have taken the matter
hand, prohibited the sale Of spru0us fermenttd
liquors : common beverages.
We're all liquors sold pure and unauthorized. W should
need N.ine Law and hut few restrictions On r safe
Bloche &c pals I'd limbs, swoi &c IT, AMI trat fear IA
disease sluni tSes produced, not by pure liquors.
the intttua ed habit Of nuging the corrosive
pJiSOus sold under that Ges guati0n.
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PSON'S
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUNIPER SCENAPPs

Are manufactured exclusively at Scviau, in Holland,
eoriiug The direction, Of old established disug hlu e.
n New York and New Orleans, expressly Tor medicinal
rurp sr- AMI are entitled high consideration NO other
medicinal beverag present in 10 the United states
in Europe, such sautary and h acous prop
critic.
In cases Of Gout, Gravel DISTINCTIONS 81 the Kidneys
Bladder and Ur nary Organs, vel ia the Altar dis
incidental 10 frmal their Effect prompt AMI de-
cided that thry have excite the usoBi hent o. Medical
men, and elected expressions Of the most unboundrd graft
tudr from the patients 10 the proprietor.
Agents and private purchasers cautioned TO gu ard
against the compounds Of unscru ui' initt0Ts smp
soa's Aromatic Ju1iuer SchnalIs will lave The title q
the Medicinal Cordia embossed tin sides Of the bottle
that IT, aud the signature OF he proprietor on ,
label. 80
The Ise on each bottle which has been duly entered II
the United states Dsrr Court, AMI qusniy protect
Ell imitation by The penal irs OF law 81 Congress, Is
in the three principal living suguages-Engsh, French
and German, and ptmT h'es IN those tugu descriptive
OF the Of this heathnvig irtiug beverage, can al
ways be had at The Agents.
j. WRIGHT & CO, Agents,
No. Isl Jhtrtrrs street. New orleans.
SYAs parties manufacturing 5gs article % schnapps
NAV rndeavor persuade tie pubic that BARNARD L..
SIPsON The proprietor Of tbs genuine Aromatic sce, tn
Juniper Scnapps. l. bofld rte direct importer, he
wishes understood that the mo inquest preoi
q The fact can furnished by the eminent importing
merchants In New Orleans
q. w HENDERSHOTT,
Corner Of Cedar and the square,
f-e-dem Nashville. Tenn
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sUREtUfsE tO,G CAN,ERS.

AIY WIFE having lhored unler On- on her breast for
wi some time and having tried dhrrvnt treatment,
CONCLUDED % undertake elf. and IN less Than three
months el.ced complete cure. although she had been
given up friends being beyond the reach Of
cure has the a-t su Nud better health than
or many previous, and has since given birth
10 a hns chill, which she nurses heEelf. have also
treated several other cases. and have met with the same
success.
Ny not the using Of the knie, or Caustic,
Mercury, bat {, purely Vegetable also profess e cure
other Female Diseases and Ulcers ScTof
ua Piles, and AL diseases originating IN Ike manner. All
as persons am rtch with any Of The above named
di-eases i % give me a trial Where there J.
thrr shall be charge. furIhef miotm4ten can be OBJ
aimed by ealing ar, - letter a. NJ ~ North Mar
let street. JONATHAN rHoM Q.
gv1-
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MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.

WE are general Agents for The sale Of all Cotton and
w Woolrn fabrcs manufactured 10 the state Of rsnnes
s.. and have appropraied large and commodious
solely FOR their sale and storage. We have ae appropra-
h mother RON the sale and iofage Of FLOUR alone.
And Eoad respectfully call the attention u both Manu-
factursrs add sfuess 70 this arrangement.
cr0 W. dokDoN n o.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28
mAnBELIzED IRON MANTELS.

THIS magnificent style OF Manis Is fast taking the place
OF al other desc iptons both account Of IT, supe-
or beauty, richness durability ami parc uAFy Us cheap
ss While their only about half thai Of the real
Arble they indeed exceed the former In beauty, have
superior lustTe, less liable 10 soil arc much easier
opt clean and eKeeed mlrble in durability and are, al
As same time, less liable 20 break.
The undersigned are agens for the Manufacturers, wal
ace Lihrow Co. Loaisvire, KY. and Sil furnish thea
heir patrons AMI the public generally WIN gfAies sl
q pieces and eyery thing complete; an WI asso sFcr
intend their putting up sfkWAEI oehN,
...raa A.. 40 No. 81 Mark-f street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28
TWO HOUSES AMI. LOIS FOR sALE-oNE
a

OFFER for sae BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
on Knowles street Wet NHshyilesix each, and
two story poF attached healthy location.
and every way comfortable and desii able and convenient
90 Cue Sulphur Well. good barAan VIII DC gwen on
liberal terms or will exchange lands the M sisippi
One Of them is for rent until sold
lel4-u J. w. y. MANNING.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28
THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers all the pri cipal Hotels Tor each ana
v trim b. leaving directions at Ell her OF the above
oces will call for passengers n all parts Of The city, WITH
out fail. J0
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
CEIANCE OF scuEuUIE.

sss sssss:;Ss1 80: sssSEs5 49, -
- gssZzlEZs -. 80
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-28

ON ard after Sunday next the inst two Daily Pas
~ ssnger Trains VIII be and Chattanooga as
follows
Leaves Nashville day Train, at Use A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga al 420 z. NJ.
Leaves Nashville. night Express, at $50 P NJ arriving
at Chattanooga at so A. NJ
REIURNING-Leaves Chattanooga, day Train, at As
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville At 6 p. VI.
Leaves Chattanooga, night Express, at 80 T. NJ arriving
Nashville a 81 n VI.
e. The accommodation Train 20 ard from Wartrace
will be discontinued a1er this dat above.
jy21 II. L. ANDERSON, Sup't