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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-09
ECONOMY AND CONFORT.
DR.. C. W. CR0ZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the EaEhville Fair in October
last Warranted 70 contain nothing in
the least injurious 70 Clothes; also
Great Pain killer.
TIVE under gued having repeat iy been solicited 70
make cousignmtnts Il the Patent Cam hor ash Mix
ture has concluded sell county rights IN this
Mixture put 40 distributed throughout this STATE tex
eept la the counties the rights have been disposed
ard In the State Of Alabama And that he may be enabled
more eectualy this arrangement he poses
shares one fourth be retained, and tie renztndSrIoO
sharss-wiu be offered for sale person remttng
dollars win share in the P4tent fourteen
wears from yuly H. 1884, and vii b. at the same time In
yestnV also Eve dollars be purchase OF the
invrrdezs advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
he means 70 prepare and distribute the Mixture sale
Consgnmtnts win be made TO Shareholders (Ehe may
Quest D and other persons. 20 The Of their
remittance Aud they viii be SLOWED commission OF 50
per their sAes and also their proportion Of the
prodts EtarR-.
proAts RENTED each shareholder No debts be con-
traeted vii the Company he responsible any the
bssiness viii be eonducted upon the cash system.
Any thoe Who have purchased patents for counties
,r share al the price, they have paid This exchange VII
be made at the Of the PAtentee.
n IL desirable 20 have al least more aetve share
holders In each county In the States named
cor shares viii be closed By the lst September next And
consEnments The histare viii he very soon there
aner Cert cates issued Shareholder who viii Feousst
the Agency, II they desire a.
The andersigned si act Agent unsn The shareholders
elect directors TO serve yeAr wbn u have the
management nnt their Successors shall be elected.
NsGxpap<rs Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunls-
Vile TsIsdega and Tascumea thai win pubsh ths tscs
and other advertisements % he Amoan q ten doA and
C. W. CRoZtER. Paientee,
Se2S knoxviil-. Tenn-
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a CAR ~.

TNE undersigned late Georgia having removed to the
titN of Nashville, offers his the cit OF
Georgia o. rennes,er sd North Alabama Tor The purchase
of Dry Good, Groceries Corn, wheat, Rye Bacon Lard
Fine Horses, Mules, Catti, and n Short every article Il
trade offered In the Nashville market.
The Merchants OF Nashville Of high character
and pe~unary standing Hnd hsve large aud vel leced
stocks thai they e,a terms whch should innuce
the .htnts Upper Georgia East Tel nessec and Nor
Alabama o. give the Nashville maxi air iria A TO
the rocery Market, the r.prey Will suggest reh 70 he
mind o. every merchant the sections OF county named
~ th- proper for their trade.
The long connection Of The undersigned with the Railroads.
Of G,orga General Agent, Treasurer and Sur ntnd
mt -poraun, well as Agent az hatt nuoEd sew
erl wears th banking interest of Sfyaun'h, viii enable
him more readily 10 sigate claims agant Railroad
COMPANIES goods damage while IN ransiiu,
for The renewal iscount OF or bills in bank, &C
Al letters incusng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. oreTs without tie money, Shen sasiac
tory evidence Of svepcy and prumpi aco anius e
same or parties known b. such, sha ieceve hhe
attention when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom Of the market sell time. will al.o give
strict attention ani forwarding All goods thAi
are not 10 stored th.t may be directed L. my care The
charge, Tor the purchasr goods, &C, viii be nve er cent
commissions twenty Tor each box or ackage o
r.ceiying and 10, warding 4. r. MILL,
Posi- Oice Building No S,
Nashville T,un.
pFVFp FScES-R r. CuytFR Rsq. Pref Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PoRTER Prvs Bank State oi Geor
gia savanna; Isaac Sem Esq, Prest Macon and West
~ Railroad Mscon: Hon oHN p KINa, Pres't aud GEo
YoSog Sut Georgia Railroad, and :. T. COMBS, Hsq Au
gusta; NJ J. % COOPER ten supt Western aud Atlantic
Railroad ianta Gen. A. J. UANsiL, Attorney at Law,
Marietta GnoKGE :. tLAcK, Esq, Ro ne Ha capt JAMS
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. NHrTEIDEs, ChsttA oogA, J. L.
MoSEs amt Jo PARsoSs Esqs., Knoxville, Tenn WILLIAM
MAuLKR, ESQ Decatur and Judg' LANE, Huntsville Ala
mars II
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From Egbert A. Raw,rth. ESQ.,, City Recorder.

MELVILLE, July II, 800.
Ma. J. II snMoSs-sir Aher ten days constant of
the SOectqcles obtained from you feel guaranteed in tes
flying their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous to obtainng them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor the eve and often with
pain but since have used your BrsEan Pebbles have
experienced nothing Of he kind but feel perfectly FeiHUeH
Gted. Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar Of
the glasses or the material both combined say
prefer them TO any glasses have ever used and take
pleasure in recommending them to the public.
Respectfully, EGBERr A. RAW0RTH.
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
II. G.. M'NAIRY s. CO,

IN. ". vi ~ AIM a. w.,
No. 55 College street,
A RE now prepared 70 exhibit one Of The UOst Conn
Goods ever Grr-d by retail in this country. All de-
fire l. Tor trends buy generally call for
what they wan, and We will su ely supply them.
The partners having pe1t ttr months In New York,
hrye Accomp he'd much IN getting the Ca m first
hands which will enable them se prices fdr Gsl00
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing and leautful
BrocaGe and Paid Founcss;
Plain, Paid ard Procades;
,0nO icl, hiph CO. red Delains:
Plain, PLAID and rich Fgu, ed Merinos.
Lacrs and & mbrUi Icrics.
goo sets Of fine Val. and Iloniton Laces;
100 : collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 " French Werk Jaconei:
80 ." ." Cardinal Lawns
Domestic and staple foods.
AL tn Leading STYLES Of Goods such
New York Mills and other Dpmestics;
Cotton and Linen Sheeuug4,
Dama,k and rlin ing and Towels;
laconct MuSlinS Cambr cgs:
Globe, Nerrimsck, pu del, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture Chiutzes &C Ac.
GrntIcMcn'S Wear.
New French and Englsh ClOhs plain and fancy CAssi.
and yrstingS, IN rndrs variety, which will have
made o order n the fashionable style.
Hosiery, stocks, Cravats, Coar Handkerchisis, &c.
CaTpcIingS.
We have the rFest snd most varied stock Of
by all re styles and patterns hey brought out
s.Vl5
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Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
~ .i (20th Term, ... 90
An English, Classical and Military
Boarding school. . -r..s s..


.. WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK.
THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated, wentysix
miles North Of the City Of New York and is accessible
eight times day Iy Railroad The Academcal year Is di-
vided into two Sessions Terms Of five months each he
ginning the first Monday in May and November. Vdcd-
ti0ns in April and October .."
The Of Instruction is extensive in every Depart
The Military Dill has been found very useful and
interesting aure Of tile Studies tending does TO he
development Of the physical ~ tenn well establishing
the habit of Of posture and graceune of
TERNs-4l25 for Summer Term and $3.50 for Winter
Term, including Board tuition in the English Classical
Mathematical and Commercial branches Military Tactics,
with and equipments, bed, bedding, washing,
light, fu-l, &c payable each session in advance.
Ertrds, and Chdr0taJ1e per TeyT
For French Spanish Italian &C. each ..........st0 90
Ins ruction on Plan Of Instrument.... 70 90
do in Draaing and Painting ........... "a 90
Circulars and PrnspectuSrs be- hat g addressing the
Principal WILLIAM :. HALL AT the Institution.
REFERENCEs / NEw YORK CITY Hon Gulan G. Ver-
panck Lyman Goth, Esq., Rev. John VI Krehs, D. D. Rev.
0rvite Dewey ID. D. b. r. Josin, NJ D.. Alfred Freeman,
NJ. d., and S W. Seaton, Esq. . Sc A-lm
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Iye and Ear.
W. &. COOK, Va. IT,, ST. LOFTS, M0.

nR. COOK respectfully rentws the trnde Of
IL his professional vices to the pubic IN th tN
and TIE DINING States essfl pu eticr -1SS>~9
Of over righ wears, devoted ~ the re 'tmrnt z
al diseases incident TO the and Justify him u the
belief thai all maN he in any y al cttd n those
portant organs viii 6nd from hs treatment edy and
manent relief
DR. Cook has inst returned rom the Past where ne has
carefully stadyiug the diseases # the Eye and Far IN
the principal Eye innrAries in the Tn ted States; he
feeh warranted Offering his professional services vi
degree 4 confidence those who may he airied Those
whom De has treated the best witnesses OF his % and
there are thouAnds n 81 Louis and the Western states
Who can test 'oiy 70 his Gktfa treatmsnt liz
rp cuy re rrs lin a. :. Gtyrr, X. Mac enzie tsq
Messrs charles Blow 40 Sc Louis; Hon. Joh" Moore,
State Treasurer illinois; Jas Charles Prssdnt Missou
n nk, u. Cole WarssN, H. Capt K Z. Henry, WarssS.
Missouri.
~ Once Invest enrner Of Pine and Second streets
nm stsirs snt, anee On Piue 81 septil-dAWy
gNttk lfENT--I have for a splendid stand for
Il Racksmth the Murfvssboro' Pike, 10 miles fro m
Nashville improvements, good shops, family residenee
nd M necessary out houses % 20 % cleared lane
plenty Of Gre wood, kc. Ternls EASY. Apply 20
r. A. BAiL0NE, GenF Ag',
iAni ~ No. II Deaderick street.
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RATES OF AuyERTTSTNG.

Newspaper propretors generally and especially this
hy, under the usages and regulations heretofore preva
are called upon "a perform labor without remunera-
ton, than any other class Of community The gratutous
publication OF charity and religious advertisement and
municatons, tributes OF respect obituaries &c &C. which
can only be inserted at heavy cost TO the proprietor
poses upon them burden onorOus that they called
upon in sefdeienee check the abuse by making such
pubcaons charge to extent least upon the par
es more Immediately interested In this they but fol-
loving the example OF the in other cities impeed by
sense OF Its intrinsic proprety and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united t0geh-
er IN mutual agreement upon the lowing specified
OF he publication OF these well every sort Of regular
tor each square OF 10 lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less OF Donpare, for the LIST insertion ........ 90
For each additional insertion, per square re....... so
rprp
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Pstent Medicines Willie published at 500 per column
Ia or as tri-weekly-wiih - for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans viii he carred $40
or the season. and when running ST. Louis Cincinnati
&C Sl5 for the OF not than six months.
"rbe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited 10
their Immediate and regular business and the business
of an Advertising Firm considered including that
II II or individual members.
Advertisements published intervals viz: weekly, or
monthly charged 81 square for the hrst and 90 cts
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls become candidates will he inserted as
other advertisements paid or invariably in advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices 45and
or municipal offices 83 TO be paid in advance in every in
stance.
advertisements for strangers transient persons to be
all in advance.
Advertisements marked the copy for specified
me will he inserted till forbid and payment eNacted.
No advertisements can he inserted gratuitously.
A Advertisements charitable institutions fire copa
uis ward town. and other public meetings. including re-
.ious notices, 10 be charged half price
~ -iaces and deaths published news. ~ ont
us tributes Of respect and funeral invitations as other
sdvrruseneDts. SSs
Regular advertisers and all others sending communica-
requiring notices designed to ra attention 10 Fairs,
Soirees Concerts public entertainments, where
charges made for admttance all notice Of private asso
cstions every notice designed call attention TO private
enterprises calculated intended 10 promote individual in
teres only inserted with the understanding thatthe
sam~f paid II inserted IN the editorial column
hch can be only at discretion Of the edor the
The undersigned publishers o daily and tri weekly papers
n Nashville pledge ourselves sr v 20 adhere to the above
ria OF prices and in instance TO devate from them
b. r. MCKENZIE & Co, True Wing Office.
J. L. MARLING 4 CO., Union and American.
W. T. BANG CO, Banner Office.
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400 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night, the 2ls inst, while 10 the
IL employment % Mr.. Charles II. Martin, Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN. named jim and ALBERT. They
about twenty ve years Of age Of dark complexion had
and silk hats JIM is about ave feet eight inches
high weighs about sO bs; well formed, high forehead AID
pleasing eounenancr; speaks quick when spoken %;
raised In Williamson county by Thomas Pctwsy. ALBERT
about feet inches heh weighs about 1T5 bs; round
face, good eountenance, with small round eyes, speaks
rather slow when spoken o rather humble looking
gro; raised by Col. Thomas Williams Of Montgomery
Ala will give the above reward il they are taken and
secured so that get them.
my24-a G. L. NELSON.
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From the Hon. David Dale Owen, U. s. eeologist.

NEW HARMONY, March 2S, 1854.
Mr.. j. Fl. sExoSs: sir:-Havng examined your Specta-
constructed Of Brazilian Pebbles take
pleasure tesng their advantages the ordinary
glass spectacrs Their superior hardness prever Is them
being def by scratches the lar in which
they ground and polished together with their anspar
ency obvae The strain usually experienced in wearing
glasses and their GOODNESS especially recommends TIL
those having weak, irritable ey 5.
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SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS
To Arrive

sIALLbe IN rroepl in few dsa Of quantity Of very
superior and Inv nabh seifseannE Preserve Csns, ad
ahy adapted slr eonFenicnoe and usefulness 10 The
wants q thsse Wishing preserve fais and vsgetAeles
iva ~ D D, pIckKY.
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Wheat I! Wheat /!

tXTE wm par CASH fos Wheat dsissrsd IN NAsksElls--
w e4cks furnished. Cal aad as heioTe yoa ssn.
sagf5-d J. \. TkArnAg.
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n n. IN IFVtkf " II
Prof. Anat. Memphis Med College.

have examined ami used myself Mr.. J. n. Semmons
lillian Pebble Spectacle and fully concur in the opinion
expressed above by roE a. K Taylor their superior
y, both in form and material the ordinary glasses
and recommend them all perslns requiring the Of
Specaces. L SHANKS, NJ D.,
Prof. 0bst Memphis Med College.
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n. D. OWEN.
NAsHvILLE, July 20, Is

NASHFILLE
MR ]. H. sENMoSs-Sr: have been using for week
the pair Of Brsz Ian Spectaces that purchased from YOU
and DO not hesitate that they by far the best
that have used enabled 10 read the finest rrint
night by dim light without strainng eyes, whereas
the specaces that have used heretore hurt them and
could read with any satisfaction. consider your
specaces great improvement upon any that have
seen Yours respectfully, e.. NJ. FOGG,
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{IiE manufacturing choor article of flour espe-
w eiaiy fumiy u.s. which offer 10 the trade on
The most liberal An orders I'm a he ofce uHi meet
pronpl Aalsntion. llyAl .. HAMMOND co.
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SIGHT PRESERVED!
BLINDNESS PREVENTEB!
TEsTIM 0NTALs.

From J. H. McMahon, Esq, Editor Memphis Bulletin.
... MEMPHIS, March gath, 1855.
Mn. II. SENMoss-Sir The use have made Of the pair
OF Glasses obtain from you satisfies of the utility and
value Of the form and material by which they dstin-
Ruished Without maguing the object beyond the size
apparent to the atura vision they render distinct and
clear Without fatigue to the eye. -+- lFr
SO far as my limited experience extends am very much
pleased with them.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't .l r ~ y l
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From the Rev. DR.. J. t. Edgar.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4, 1855.
Mr. SEyNoSs-Dear Sir: Having used for some time past
pair your newly invented "Brazan Peb' e Speeaces"
feel hesitation in tiBg to their superiority
glasses heretofore known to In addition to their
unequaed purity surface they mpar from their pecu
liar mechanism visual and comfort, preserving alike
all Il pain uneasness to the eye however long
any one time they may be used.
Very respectfully yoUr friend, J. 7. EDGAR.
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FIIHE MUTUAL. PROTECTION
Il Insurance Company Of Nash--Ff-43es-
vile, Once Cedar street, adjoining the =
Post Office, and opposite the Verandah, will in -
sure the mutual principle Houses, Merchandise &c.,
against loss or damage by fire. Steamboats, any Of the
Western Waters against the hazards OF inland navigation
and the Cargoes of vessels Of every description against the
Pers Of the and rivers Also the lives Of persons
good health for single year. for term Of years during
life Also, Bank Notes transmitted per mail
All persons having their lives property insured IN this
Institution, entitled TO full participation in all the profits
Without any liability to loss beyond the Of premiums
which they may pay.
NJ s. PITCHER, President.
JNO. B. JOHNSON, Vice r. lent.
@. J. y. WHARTON, Secretary.
June 8, lS50-tf
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NASHVILLE, Aug g. ls55.
Ma. sxaNoSs: After having used pair Of your BRA
Eian Pebble spectacles" have hestancy 10 stating
take pleasure doing that they superior any
have ever used. Respectfully, &c.,
" IL uAgANs
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Fron Hon. Geo ID prentIce Eitor Loui.yiIe journal.

From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice Editor Louisville Journal.
Undoubtedly they the best spectaeles is the
world The continuous Of them for number Of hours
does fatigue the eyes the least and the vision Of age
rendered by them all respects like that Of youth.
l..... . . MEPHIs March 14h, 1855
Mr.. J. IT. SEsGNONs-Dear Sir have carefully examined
your brazilian Pebble Spectace. and most cheeruy add
my testimony their superiority any other lenses
have yet seen.
Besides the hilosopy OF this orm shape &C., the
markabe transparency and hardness Of the material
der them peculiarly adapted to the purposes Of assisting
impaired vision, which unlike otEer Spectaces, do with
fatgung the eye by their
can my dear sir, cordially recommend Brazilian
Pebbles my friends especially worthy Of their conf
dence, and feel that trial will in every give
satisfaction am, my dear sir, truly yours, &C.
A X. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
prof Ana NH I'D nllege
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agree with W. H. Hagans ESQ, in the above certificate
and take pleasure in Recommending all persons Who are in
Of supeu spectaces TO purchase Of Mr. semmons as
consider Item superior 10 any have ever used.
D. u. HARRIS.
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WRAPPINGS


JIfE viii open Aouday ssh inst the lArrest stoct Il
w CLoAks. MANTiLLAs, ac, &e, ever Onered In this
ciy. All persons wsnung nior Hrtcie would DO vet 20
cali stock embrace. every thing nee, ranging IN
prices from e. TO slOo. X. Z. McNAiRY 90.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER sCHELIs GenT Advertising House,
ArPLETos' BUILDING, S46 and 84s Brosdway.
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ADDRESS CARDS.


NDEHSON, =. r., dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods &C. &C, Union street, No. 81, between college
aud Cher Streets Nashville, Tenn. decSl
DERRY, w, Il. g. co., Wholesale and Retail
IL dealers in Books Stationery &c., West side Public
qu1re lele
CLIFTON q ARBOTT., dealers in Gentemen's
u Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, near the
Post Office jelS
nOUGIAS. -. a. B. & CO., Importers and
~ Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goods, Hats Caps
Bonnes Shoes BrOgans, &C, north side Public Square
CAkIN a. CO., Importers and Wholesale dealers IN
IL Foreign and Domestic Fancy and staple Goods Bonet
Hats, Boots, Shoes &C. north side Public Square Jels
EALL a CUNNINGHAM, Importers and Whole
II sale and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket cutlery
Hardware &C, College between Union and the Square
TIENDERSUOTTr, a.. W., Wholesale and Re
II tail dealer in Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye-stus
to- corner Of Cedar ST. and the Square. jels
kAAHCs,I.B., "a. g.. Civil Engineer Surveyor and
VI Draugh tnan. Also, Book Keeper and Genera Ac-
olutaut Office Spring 81. door west Of Cherry ST.
lfoIkGlN a. CO., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
vi domestic Dry Goods etc, North side Public Square
rEs 4, sbsT, ROREIIT. Wholesale and Retail
= in crries Liquors, Boat Stores, etc. Water ST.,
-,.,..... INNER ~teupl.gYt Landing. els
AZ rruAN, w. -, Manufacturer and dealer
" O. 'ntne, Writing Wrapping Paper east side Public
'quare. jels
,/EWERN6N, B. Va, Wholesale and Retail dealer
- m rurs Nednes Paints Oils Dye-stuis etc, sign OF
he lion and Mortar Market St, doors from the Square
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NEW UNITED SEATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.

STAGE LINE.
A NEW TRIwEEKLY LINE OF FOUR s-SAssn
n HORSE POST COACH s is nov in SESssz.sSSsEs&
operation for the accommodation the travelling public
FROM HUNTSVILLE and WHl1ESBUKG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, Huntsville, Elyton TO GoEtev lo
This line l. stocked with fine Concord, Troy and Albany
bull. COsches good teams careful and experienced drivers
Persons North Alabama and Middle Tennessee. will
find this the cheapest best and expeditions
Central !, d South Alaha va.
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave Huntsville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and arrives vt Monte Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
aurdays time With the Cars Selma, Ala
bama arriving Selma O'Clock, p. NJ, and then
G-~SI -, Meeting with dai y line Of Mail ST.
-Erfakltes5 ers for Montgomery, Mobile and New
z0rleans Also with double daily line
Of Mail Goa hes for Marion GreenSbOrough Tuscaloosa and
Demoppls, Aabsn a; Coumbu, jackson and vicksbuig,
Mississippi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Moutevao on the arrival Of the Cars from Selma
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at oclock
A. NJ, in time with daily line Of Coaches for
Winchester the Nashville and Chattanooga a
Railroad Also, cOnnecting Whitesburg with EfsetssE
aaIly line Of Mail Steamers for Decatur and WYE
thence by Railroad and Stages Tuseunbia Florence and
Baly's Springs, Ala, Holly Springs. Miss and Memphis,
Tenn Also con ecting Whiiesburg with the
for Chattanooga snd Knoxville Tenn.
The Propetors have, from the solicitations OF
the c izens south Alabama estabded this
Line considerable expense and with but little aid from
the Government they hope TO receive such patronage
will enable them to keep it 10 snc.esstul operation
HARRINGTON a BARNES,
g aug24-3m Proprieors
M hvie True Whig three months and forward
count To THIS Ofhce.-HUHtSUiAe Adr0c0te.
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FAuILN FInIR.

CHAkLES10N HOTEL,
BY 10. MIXER. MEETING ST.
apis-diy CHARLESTON, =. a..