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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-31

THE UNDERSIGNED oilers his VALUABLE -
L FARM, SITUATED IN the county OF Madison 10 10
miles northeast from Jackson. aad soIa- mules No.
OF the Mobs and Ohio Railroad the some dist nee
from Spring Greek, and contains about 200 acres.
Said Fam has been long esteemed one OF The verv best
in the county and is located 10 bes.ty sccsn entirely
exempt from the visitation Cholera. There are go
acres cleared land, and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, eOmmodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTUS
PRESS-an excellent STABLE snd other necessary oai
houses
The said Farm has 3 most fertile and productive soi;
admirably adapted for the cultivation Cotton aud could
be made Of the best so,S-iar.s Vest Tennessee
being well wSered with i've ueyerfaUE Springs and
beautiful creek.
ANY person DESTROYS Of purchasing Is invited examine
the premises end learn Of the subscriber particulars
to terms &c. THOS L. FENNFR
jy2-GuiriwEw*
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TINE Superintendent Of the Public Schools will be the
High School Building daily, during tins wst. between
the hours Of and y, Tor the purpose OF examining and
CLASSIFYING BOYS preparatory 10 the admission the
Schools and the time and place during next week
classify the GIRLS 1t Is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above mott
ted that there be confusion at the opening OF the
schools on the first Monday in February
Per order of the Board Of Examination ianS-tf
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TVAII, h CUNNINGHAM have removed their stock of
g HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS, 10 No. Il
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, opposite The lower
end Of the Market House being the old and weknOwn
stand Of Morgan Gardner Co. where they offer
ing AT WHOLESALE a well selected assortment Of all
articles in their line of business Merchants visiting
Nashville requested 10 call gnd examine their stock
and prices JAni-w&tw6m
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No, IL Cedar Street.

No. IL Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public square,
ITHERE may be found choice and well select >ss
w ed stock Of "a
Cloths, CassimereS, and Vestinss, Iii
of the latest and most beautiful patterns all OF which will
be made up 10 order in the most fashionable STYLE and
as short notice be done i'll any city IN the unOn
and atsprices to srit the times
Hating received my entire stock of Goods for the Fa
and Winter seasons and being satisfied that they are by
the handsOmest Goods ever brought TO TINS Market
examination is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready. Made Clothing. Goats, Pants and Vests of
an kinds fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merno Undershrts, Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
peaders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, he. ..
s- Garments cut the shortest notice Please call
and examine. I.J.HouEH,
sep2-f e.. r... s.r ...- agent
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TINE Committee cf Examiners of the Board of Educa-
ton will be IN session the High School Building
WEDNESDAY, aud THUliSDAI OF the present week for
the purpose Of examining Teachers who applicants tor
situations in the Public Schools to be opened the first
MONDAY in February prox Ladies will present them
selves each day at 3 p M and Gentlemen the same days
at = p. ". Per orderut the Board of Education.
Nashville Jan. 9. l555-tf
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4 CARD.

TAR. JOHN N. WATSON most respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit Of hS taking charge Of
cases Of acute Sickness such usually require prompt
ention He will however tTeSt chrome or lingering dis
eases and attend calls for consultation with regular prac-
TONERS both in the city aud country.
He embraces, with much pleasure the present cpportu-
nifty of returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind lrbearance many instances, in regard TO his T
regular medical attendance, consequent heretofore on dis
charge Of his clerical functions
sy~ The MrffresDorough AtlOs will please copy four
times. decZS-u
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STOVES, CASTINGS, TINwARE.

WE respectfully call the attention al country merchants
w visiting Nashville TO extensive stock of TIN
WARE, larger than any ever had before and which
comprises all the articles that in demand in country
stores.
This extensive stock, whichs we'll worthy of examine
on has been made by the best wOkmen that be found
in the country, and with the utmost care.
To cash customers will be sold with the smallest posi-
BILE margin of profit.
Cooking StOves.-Our stock of Cooking Stoves both
of wrought and cast iron complete and will be sold for
cash low if lower than any other house in Nashville
who will offer article of equal quality.
Heating StOves.-We have greater variety of pat
terms Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered IN this market To secure prompt sales we
will sell for cash at a small advance above cost.
Castngs,-We have a large stock of HolOwware Cast
ings of the best and lghtest quality, which will sell
at u very low figure
Also Dog Irons Bark Mills Sad Irons
AS ECONOMY Is THE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention of the Ladies invention
got up expressly for their benefit
THESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The advantages consist
lst in Economy; one cents worth of good charcoal fur
nishes fuel for whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
from common wood fire stove the purpose Just
as well for those who Ivciu the country.
Cd Convenience, being independent of stove fur
and therefore capable OF being used in any part of
the house yard.
Sd. Saving of labor and time avoiding the carrying OF
the Iron to and from the fire.
4th Avoiding the dscomforts of hot room.
5th. The facilitating neatness-the iron being
soed by contact with the ire but always retaining per-
ect gloss
9th Despatch-it involving the saving of all the time
which otherwise ostn exchanging the irons and in keep
ing them proper order. inspection of the Iron
will satisfy any that decided improvement, and
must come into general use.
Five hundred these Irons have been sold in Nashville
and are always approved of, by good Housekeepers.
Our stock of very extensive and
we will make to the interest of families going House
keeping to give us the first call.
sep6 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO
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IL. II. WHTTESIDES,
GENERAL AUCTIONEER

TIE WILL sell Horses, Mules Land, and Negroes upon
the most reasonable terms. he will also act rs Agent
for the hiring Negroes aud the selling renting oLand
Refer to tie citizens OF jackson, g. Z. TOrbe, Nash
VILE my25-l
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RATLs-JUNT PERLINmEIj.-AN AW Dis

RATIS-JUST pTBLISHED.-ANE NEW DIS
NCOVERl IN MED CINr.-i Isr ,eyris on O. rr-
ti1HGi treIt1seHt without medicine Of SItrmat1rrhea,
Local Weakness Nervous Debility. Low Spirits Lassudr
Weakness Of tte Limbs and the Back lUdsposiou and
ncapaciy for Study and Labor EHesS OF apprehension
Loss of Memory Aversion g. Society. Love % Solitude,
Timidty SelDstrust, Dizziness Headache, Involuntary,
Discharges Pains in the Side Affection # the Eyes PIN
pies on the Face Sexual aud other iuEunite in Man.
From tts F-g..l ef I'r. T. ItLEssgI
The important fact that thss alarming Cmpiauts NAV
easily be removed MEDICINE IS On this small tIaC
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessul treatment as adopted By the Author fully ex
planned by means Of which u enabled t.
hB4se perfectly anil at the iest possible cst avoiding
thereby, all the advertised nOStrums Of the dsy.
Sent to any address, gratis aud post free sealed
veOpe by renting post paid two postage stamps Dr..
b. DELANEY, II LSpeudard street, NeT urk.
sept}-6fn.
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II. N. MYERS
C. CARTER
MYERS Il CARTER.

nor SALE offer for sale one of the best Farms in
Il Davidson county Of the size II contains 100
lying the East bank Of Stones River miles from
Nashville and near McWhirersville and mile above
the mouth OF Stones RvergoOd spring OF never falling
stone water also fine supher spring rear the premi-
ses ifty-fve acres cleared; apprehension story
Frame rooms, good cedar kitchen, crib stables, dc.
TEREs 4 cash, balance twelve months credit For fur
Their particulars, apply TO r. A. BALL0WE, Gen Agt
dec3 II Deadrick St.
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LATEST ARRIVAL or GOODS.

lust received by express days from New York, g
81 large and beautiful variety Of Cloth aid Velvet Cloass
Of the very latest STYLES.
Dress silks Of the very latest designs which for beauty
variety and rchues cannot be surpassed tins market
Aexanders best hid Gloves Matters and Nee KLEIN Lace
Collars Berhies Transfer Work Velvet TRAININGS Bon
net and Sash Ribbon; and great variety other articles
entirely new, all Of which will be sold prices suit the
purchaser. JAMES NlCHOI.
nov % No q Pub. Square
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NASHVILLE AND CLARKSVILLEPACKET
DECEMBER RULES, 1854

Jas NJ C0rnwell aud Ann Eliza COrnweil and Others.
ON motion and ID appearing to the Clerk and Master
I 7 that James 81 Coruwel aud Ann Eliza Cornwell are
non residents this State 1t thefeupon ordered that
publication be made for thirty days IN the LHtJH and
Apercaa published in Nashville requiring the SAID Jas.
NJ and Ann Eliza Conwel 10 appear ut the court house IN
the town Of Carthage, ON the I'd Monday In February
next then and there plead, demur 10 COM
rlaInsnts bill and IN default thereof said bill will be ia
ken for confessed and for hearing P5e as to them
isp--1m a. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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k;S Esa Cd -


DAVIS SWAMI,
LESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
IAVE in store unusually large and select stock
of Groceries Liquors Wines &C. all of this season.
mpOrtaons by the most ntarrva from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which are
4a5 hhds New Crop Sugar, Of all grades, from me-
dunn to very fine;
Is hhds White Chr ystalZed Sugar;
500 barrels and barrels; Molasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
so bags Old Government Java Coffee;
100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
so bbls rest Crushed Sugar, No. /;
80 bbls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
IS boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
20 tlerces Carolina Rice fresh
25 bbs No 3Mackerel; 5ceroons Indigo;
loo boxes Cod Fish; 800 bxs assorted Glassware;
loo boxes Scotch Herrngs 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100 6oo Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do;
% bags Spice; IT'S boxes Va. and KY To-
tierces Dutch Nader; baccO, various qualities
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added TO during the by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making stock always large
and well assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville TO give goods and prices
a careful examination house in the South West will
hold out greater inducements than we intend to do.
DAVIS SWAMI.
P. S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. ID. 4 S.
janl6-f
R. F. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite Sewanee House. College Street. No. %,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour Bacon,
Lard, Clover Seed, Millet Seed Nails Pow
der, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., &C.
JUST RECEIVED:
ozone HUNDRED bags so dozen Painted Buckets;
~ Rio Coffee, CROP 80 dozen assorted Cordial
50 bbls Molasses bags Allspce;
so 1lbbl do bags Pepper
loo l, 9, and gallon De- > Table Salt, in bxs
mijohns loo whole, half and quarter
30 lbs Nutulegs; boxes Raisins
20 Nests Market Baskets; tierces fresh Rice;
10 bbls No. Mackere; traits s. s. Almonds
100 kits Nos and do
And for sale at the lowest prices by
ja1l7 K. +. BELL,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
" DIES, 10, 20 and 40;
1900 lbs Cured Beef;
25 dozen Brooms;
IS boxes Cheese.
For sale, at the lowest notch, by X f. BELL,
janlT No. % College ST, opposite Sc Hanec House.
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GRENVILLE N CO.,


General Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, Ga,
WILL give special attention to the sales Of Cotton To-
w bacco Flour, Bacon and GRAIN other produce
consigned them the forwarding of same 70 Eastern
ports.
The great reduction of freight Cotton, Tobacco, Pork
&c TO Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route
see of the Savannah road equang 45c per
Bale Of Cotton and prOportjouaby other produce added
TO the low rate OF commission and other expenses at IA
vannah renders that present the best Atlantic market in
the country
Our returns OF sales vii be prompt.
Freight on COttn to Savannah .........16c q 100 bs
do Tobacco do .............76c. DO
octI2-d6wGm
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HARDiNG's BEAUTIFUL ADDITION To


NEAR THE iT4ETIT RItE C1gESE.
WY Offering tor sale on liberal terms this al
w dtOn containing ia Lots. Most Of the lots e
ftet front running back 10 feet TO convenient alleys
have this day sold 10 lots ersuns who iuteu
10 improve Immediately These lots al elgbiV siu
ated the capitol. in a rapidly improving ueiglbor
hood free from the heavy city t, with line soi-and pr.
sent great Inducements those who wish 90 own chra
and cOnyeLient homes. Call On and get plans OF The
eround-exsmine and judge FOR yourselves.
j. L. X. ". BROWN
G-i Cherry street.
LINDSLEl 4 CROCKETT
decI6-tt, g College street
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VALUABLE FARM EttI, sAIE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
w are Offering for sale valuable TI-ACT fSr
w OF LAND, situated the Caiidtln urn lil.ss7
pike miles from Nashville known Is Rose .sa
nout the Residence OF the lae A. alch containing TO-
acres The Land is all fine, aud hundred acres is
heavily timbered. The improvements all and
comfortable and it Is Of the eligible uat0ns
for Country Residence in the nsghb0IhOOJ Of Nashville
1t will be sold reasonable and accommodating terms,
Possession at any time BY application to
LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT,
uovis SO College street.
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A. C. FARIS
lESsHAw,
SOMETHING NEW

r. I. CRENsHAW, A. FARIS
SOMETHING NEW.
WE having completed our Shop. and put up all
w machines, are ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS of all Sizes BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES of all sizes, completed; BOXES of all
klads on hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK of any
kird done. LUMBER of all kinds dressed sawed
size from one quarter an inch thirty inches square,
Persons wanting any thing in line, would do well
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere deter
mnedt do all OF work we'll and give perfect satSac
ton and as cheap can be done AllwOk delivered
to any house in town without cost Shop Broad street.
west ofthe Nashvilleand Chattanooga Railroad, where we
will be found at times ready TO wait any person that
wants work. CRENSHAW FAIRS.
ian26-1y.
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MIGHT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-Just
~ received lot Of hne night Shirts also supply of
iuhtca psof silk and cotton lined, for sale by
dec 6--tfg MYERS Il McClLL
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
y my entire interest 10 the firm of II. S FRENCH 4
SONS to H. al. c. FRENCH who become responsible
for all the liabilities of the firm of IL s. French Sons, and
who alone authorized TO receive dues settle the bu
siness of the firm.
sep25 90 l.. II. FRENCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TuE suoRT tOiN CnUp

OE THE SEASON is acaIamty no.t seriunslv felt and
sI,y s,,,orrd by all hut 10. 81 IhsiasStp lie clop
Nj ~ isrge extent De cut otf il is NOT eulIeY witiait
lem. dy ans Is 70 be found in alnae.ine kroNns
,nr 9sS.., -, p.t.11 80 x,;,,
r LsiVi'l a0oA' 49, M anu
whleh Is 10 ,,e attention OIL NE farmer and
stock raser as hghis worthy 81 their espeeai notice
The mn sss,o"g and a1ras1e. Perfectly simple :" its
en- ettr Ahu az ulIaoN adapted TO Tie phrr0,es fer
"Dic" 1t - ueSisneu' sheiihg ah1 gfnoipg OF
com ana eiusnng q corn ana coo iogeiher gnhdibg
suitable Tor family use three bushels OF meal per hour
COZ sIu coJ sta 70 1usiels per n1ur; ana
soe,ns Nen ousnels % ~ 'ne same leg' 1i time
nsa Stwo horsas Sng rarsa 10 e am
of the purchaser
Thisf Mil il desirable 10 tbe fr,na- AMI std ; Co.
many reasons F.e.s <l1f[ /
lst-it is the only portable mill having the combined
caIserfy q grinang sheit9g, and crushing corn:
UtieI MI e1Ia gearing, ram
l 1i ~ az ftth o' ~ p - anu ''ie nae are ehtiieH
1t axemnts The rossessor from,
ter mills which during seasons like the present is quite
uncertain and frequently attended with many inconveni
ences ard vexailons DELAYS
4th-T use OF this mill will secure TO the farmer
sumed whilst it z an admitted t nrnvs b | o
p stock fed crushed y
heay, tnrVe PETER ana iatten IN much sss time than
sl1ek leo leo 10 IN ollerent n,aLner.
~ the old method Of feeding corn upoa the ground
may contain about forty cent entirely lost Whilst
BY crushing and proper feeding large and useless waste
is avoided and ali the nurrimen Of The cob secured-be-
careful consideration.
The undersigned having purchased the right to the above
mill in Davidson Robertson Marshall Giles Dickson and
will please address the undersigned at Nashville Tenn
The mills furnished and put up ready for use at Sey
enty Five Dollars each n
j. G. BALDWIN
or Lincoln counties will address J. p DRosGooLE at
Shelbyylle In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties adj
Rutberfod Williamson Wilson and Snmpsr corp7ae Cd.
dress H. CARyER Nashville Tenn = seno-Iysm
7,,,; -; !. -
invite tne attention OF smokers 10
suPPg Vi hes~"as' WHICH nave reGete4 'o,uay
-eP1O. - .. NIAON JK.
ID RANDY FRUTTS.-20 doZ assorted Brandy Fruits
4 Inst an0O In
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nor SALE.-SO Flat Boat Loads of Coal to be do.
II lyered on the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
wish TO make contracts before the river rises. 400.
oct1S Il. S. FRENCH Il son.
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, late arrivals
Beachei Dom astics and Drillings;
Brown
Fancy Prints
New Style Dress Goods;
Cassimeres. Cloths, Satinetts and Jeans;
Heavy WoOenS Blankets, Flannels, &c,
which will be sold extreme low prices to close out the
stock, preparatory for the Spring trade
DUNCAN, MORGAN 4 co.
Nov % No. 20, Public Square.
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EREsH ARRIVALs.-2OO HHDS. SUGAR
EMPTY BOXES.
J. IL. CURKEY

j. III. CURKEX,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN.
DEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the s--,
ID public generally that he keeps constantly 'a-sss1-
on hand Collins of every description, from the panest
servants to the fine Metallic alright and areXhaSed Cot
fms the best in for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for buIials
All orders left room No 81 Coopers Building.
Cherry street. will be promptly attended TO- both day or
night Inv8l-t j. H. CUltkEl.
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GROCERIES.
ANNIVERSARIES.


rFNHE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN PART OUR
i STOCK, which is nearly complete, which enables us
to ose ndncep,euts To pui ca-ers' -rz.sesE ..l
bags lIo Havana. Lag 20 b"Kes Stonghton bisrs
uyrasnd lava Coffee; 2hO casks kIg hsh soda,
no bag- extra Baltimore Cot % chests eA aSsO CO.
fgs. Is bbis CAacEeIs
ssa hbJs chatce and rrrn. 100 d0z " ash Boards;
~p,ys, Cotton Vans ass d;
llo bbls Loaf crushed and 200 doz Buckets SO
,o,rd,ras SMEAR. 100 bbis Flour; 100
son ttis "A lss1rS. 80 d,z scotch and Saprse
5uo II ths dp. SnGf; .-.-t
IN z z IA Golden Sv-rp: 500 bags Shot, assd; -s
~ p 49, ~ 10 teTces tTesh Rice;
3n . sr,iL 500 lbs bar Lead;
~ a Crnrsr 100 gross Biackng;
o hl. WntI4r.l. So boxes Fancy Soap: =.
- L. a. 800 Z" ROsin Soap;
5aS h,~.s Snrdines; 10 csks sight Brandy;
- Pickles assorted; ~ O'Hid Dups "Oo uo
IN =, Brimstone; 20 bbls Port Wine;
bbls spanish brown; % Indian bbls Sweet Wine,
GOO bags hue Salt; extra
so bbls Salt; 20 bbs Sweet me,
300 Demiohns assorted; pipes Holland Gin;
$4,000 Cigars various brands; 80 bbls Am DO;
300 boxes al, pit. and u pint 80 hb bis, brandy;
Flasks; 20 bbs Rum;
60 boxes Tumblers. 80 4" Peach Brandy
600 kers Nails asst'd; 10 Z" Apple do;
100 reaIps WraD Paper so " Old BourbonW hiskS
5l0 cerOons best indigo so g Old Rye 40;
casks Nader so =" Old Reserve do;
100 bxs Tobacco all grades; so " va MOhg o'
so doz Cords and Lines; SEQ Rect d 1o
100 bxs white Havana Sugar;200 g Pixies mag: 40
100 boxes Star Candles 200 boxes Ciaret "lhe'
100 gross Matches % otarcn;
90 boxes Taiow Candies; 20 boxes Lemon SYRUP
oathar with many other articles usually kept our
line LANlEh q rhl IL,
iulylS "a sw No SO Market street.
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RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAyAN-
NAH, GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN,

RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAyAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN,
u lIfs
FIRST CLASS.
DOCKS AND STATIONARY, Boots, Shoes and
- Hats, Bottled Liquors and Oils Camphene and
Spirits .Turpentine in casks or barrels, Carpet
ings, China and Glassware, Cigars COntectlOn-
cry, Clocks, Cutlery, in boxes and cases, Dry
Goods In boxes and bales Drugs, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Tin Ware, Teas and Spices,
Furs and Garden Seeds Glass and Locking
Glasses, pilates at owners risk Oy steTs in
and jars, SaddleTy, per 100 81 10
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE Except cutlery heavy Castings and
Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes,
COrdage Tobacco in boxes, Carriage Springs
and AxleS, Leather in rolls and bales Oils in
barrels or Cesks, Queensware in crates or casks,
Rlce Zinc, Whiting, Plaster Of Paris, &c, per
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES OF FURNITURE, Pianos Carriages, box
ed,) and other light articles enumerated;
also Carboys Of Acids, will be taken at actual
weight bur charged double first class rates. g
PRODUCE DC
COTTON, and Leaf Tobacco in hhds (peT loo lbs) 76
NoIe., per DusHel. =
BARRELED PORK, (per loo lbs ..........-... 50
BAGGlNG AND ROPE, (per 100 lbs ........... 80
~ ANY articles not sIae be charged at rates
Of analogous articles. WIN. N. NAhLEG,
sept26-Sm. General Superintendent.