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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-24
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Arrival Of the Canada


NEw YORK, Nov. %.
The steamship Canada from Liverpool with dates
to the 10th, arrived at Halifax at l O'Clock, P. NJ,
to day.
The excitement in England in regard to war with
the United States had subsidized. The leading jour
nails are ashamed of the panic caused, and excuses
the matter by attrbutng the pretended hostile at
ttude Of America to an election ruse on the part of
the President and his Cabinet Intelligent English
men fall into ranks and express themselves painful
ly Inundated by the whole affair.
Another false report is circulated of an attempt
TO assassnate the French Emperor.
Unfriendly relations arising between Spain
and England in relation to the case of Mr.. Baylan,
a British subject who was expelled from Cuba not
withstanding the agreement that Spain would sub
NIT his grievances to arbitration The British Con-
sui at New Orleans demands indemnity for Baylan's
losses.
The misunderstanding between Sardinia and Tus-
cany remains unsettled.
The departure of the Anglo Swiss troops for the
Crimea is countermanded.
1t is reported that revolutionary movements have
broken out in Sicily and several of the insurgents
have been captured and shot.
Nothing new from the seat Of war excepting IN
reliable rumors of battles PerekOp and Simple
ropol and the bombardment Of Nicaolef Gen.
Tevaillant is appointed French Governor Of Sebas-
topol Gen. Campbell taking offence at the ap-
pontment of Codrngton, has asked leave to return.
French troops are to garrison Kinburn.
The Gear has returned direct to st. Petersburg.
1t is reported that Odessa is to be dsmantled and
the guns sent to Nicaloeff Peace rumOrs are nume-
rous but unreliable. The latest adsices from Rus
STA show a strong war feeling.
New YORK, Nov. %.
Cotton quiet Flour, straight State 9.43. Wheat
and Corn advancing Pork dropping.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
DR.. Beale was released from prison this morning,
having been pardoned by Gov. Pollock. He has
been imprisoned thirteen months.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.
private mail bag containing 800 letters address
ed to merchants of this and other cities brought by
the North SIar, was seized yesterday on the premi
ses of the consgnees by Col. Holbrook, mail agent
The Government will prosecute the offenders.
NEW YORK, Nov 23-Evening.
Wheat, Southern white, 225; Good red, 2.2O.
Whisky, Ohio obls., 4Ot. Coffee, Rio, III, Iron,
Scotch Pig, $S2. Tobacco, lie. Stocks-Erie, 53s;
Reading, 9lf.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
Nine feet 9 inches water. Departed yesterday
Rescue, Ella, Blanche Lewis and Alma.
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Cotton firm-saIes to.day 5000 bales Orleans
Mddlins, S3a9. Sugar declined !! Molasses 20 to
29i. Freight on cotton to Liverpool ). Corn firm,
75a77.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

T'HE fine Freight and Passenger a cTTslh II
1 Steamer, E. HOWARD, Y. E7sCs5sS$te1 Il
NORTHERN Master, has commenced, 49,
and will continue to make regular trips between US city
and New Orleans the present season. Her capacity for car
ryng freight equal any boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon prom ptness in the delivery Of goods.
nov15-6n JAR. YEATMAE, Agents.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
PACKET

rINHE New Steamer "sCorLAND"N oTTSl -
1900 tons burthen-CaP,ain e. L. sz1-R, - ]
DIsMUKEs This steamer, being @&-3Ezfzssz
built At Louisville will be anshed BY the leah November
when she will take her the trade regular packet
The Scotland entirely boat Of the hrst class,
and built exclusively for the Nashville and New ORLEANS
tradeber light drs enabling her to with Load when
others only light. We solicit for her share Of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, AGENTS,
JOHNSON, HORNE Co, Nso"''-
~ We want to hire 20 Negroes as deek hands and
fremen for the above boat. octO-6m
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NASHVILLE, sM1rHLAND AND PADUCAH

fAChEI.
TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamer 9Th
Il BLANCHE LEWIS, z. SHAW, I={[-S7Fzas5Aa "A
Master This steamer is being s@sEsz.fessisss19
finished at Louisville and will be here by the LIST Of Noye
ber and the above trade all the Her fine
commodatiOns for passengers, combined with her light
draught make her Of the best adapted BEATS for the
Cumberland river trade A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
ly CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson, the German Medical store, 100 Arch Street,
Philadelphia daily in their well deserved celebrity,
for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver These Btters have indeed proved blessing to the
afflicted who show their gratitude by the most hatering
testimonials This medicine established itself
that competitors however willy their schemes seductive
their promises cannot reach. 1t gained the public CONT
dence by the benefits that have been derived from
IT, and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. nov14-1m
E1y- PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Costveness and
Piles all relieved and cured in incredible short space
Of time by Carers Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and
purifier Of the blood. contains particle Of Mercury,
Opium any noxious drugs is perfectly harmless, and has
cured more than FIVE hundred disease.
We only refer the reader the certificates few Of
which may be found in another column and all Of which
detailed in full around the bottle. the greatest Of
all Spring and Fall Medicines, and possesses influence
over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. noy14-1m
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LADIES HEELED CATERS.
JUST RECEIVED FoR GENTLENEs,

GENfS' BeW Top c8a coagress D0nas saisd CATER,
VI Night wsikinE nrsgsns, ssueis
Cali ". r. y. = oxflFd fiess
with EsaeFkl AssoFsCut u Boys ant faahs Ce toefs
and Gaitsrs. u. JOHN nAMAGE.
n0YlT A. Coiege 81.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
I OFPER hr sale Cloo sEvES HUNDRED ACRES a
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike
Koa seven usrs BON Caiuuhia sud four from Nj Pleas
Ant, being a part u the tract ich reside.
Tbs Land equal not superior % any IN MauFy county
II well vsisred THE celebrated Dvvers Spring beins
the part offered for ss-) well timhcrcd and sell Improved
There The premises scne beautiful building sites
Tunng the Turnpike AMI Ihe contemplated ksi Road. Il
sill be divided 10 SAT- purchasers or told ia body.
For further 1ioruaton ply to me At Ashsood P. once
Aanrs cogny, Icuncsses.
1agIi--a LUCIUs J. POLK.
Nashville rnion and Louisville Journal phase copy.
WANTED wlsh 10 purchase FIFTY LAND WAR
w RANTs l0r Whiea x pay The highest market price
Z. A. RALiOWE.
Aag23 Geal Agcat Ma. ~ DcAAcrirk 81
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PROF. WooD's HAIR REsroRATyE-The testimony Of al J
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
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PITTsRuRa. Nov. %.

River falling with 81 feet water IN the channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
River has risen is inches-now on a stand fs1lp-
lOas 20. Barley Lao. Hogs 690aT 90. Lard III.
Whisky 94iaS4fl Sugar, fair aud prime. 7ia7ss,
Molasses 36aS7. "a
CINCINNATI, NoS sarS~
The American Convention yesterday evening
was occupied discussing the majority report, which
finally was adopted, voting by States, 90 to H.
The report says the repeal Of the Missouri Compro
mise is an iafraction of the plighted faith of the
nation, and should be restored and if efforts 10
that end fail, Congress should refuse to admit any
State into the Union toleratng slavery formed out
of the territory from which that institution was ex
cluded by the Compromise, and protests against CO
alescing with any party which demands the aban-
donment Of American principles, or disorganiza-
ton Of the American party, and recommends a
meeting of delegates in Philadelphia on the 10th Of
February. The minority report sustained
chiefly by the Ohio and Michigan delegates, and
was rejected 1t insists on the exclusion Of slavery
from the National territory, and says that proscrip
ton on account Of birth is unwarranted and recon-
mends to act without secrecy. Ii regards the sa-
very question as paramount, and recommends bar
Dor Improvements and generous foreign policy.
The Convention adjourned SINE die at midnight.
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REGuLAR NEW oRLEANs pACKFr.

TTNHE new and light draught steamer6 9TH -
l. CUMBERLAND, CAPT NJ. D. \. sFE3NtSFtssae@S7 i
IL. BROOKS, being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry description
of freight and stock in satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or TO
novS-6m Bue II. Fl. HARRISON, Aga
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PARTNER WANTED

A fsRuCEnTGKAL lMfLEMENAs-toFa
- Shelter ssrsW casters Chier ts Grain As Churus
FAanr MIA 0FindsseHs helisfs, Grain Measures, heras
powrrs FiaHs s1nus Cutters nnd 0rincra. stcnc
D. D. nicKFY,
f.nss esiiexe ssrset. S4.hsfas
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IusT received lArge ssoeE q wife. Aresa snd ken9
j .olcrsf cotloa 81 an I1ss IA eAa iefH& el9sef
- c.a 49,. I. :. !. rs s..s,.
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7 ONION SMOKE, brown HUNGARIAN, ANDCZ
IL TIE GEuES AND PE2EL ALBoNIS uAT.-LA.
These rurry ueS ,tyi ~ goods worthy the at -
ton OF a who desire s'cethiug tasty IN The list line
Otis A. j. FRANCISCO.
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The Bluom Of Ace.

A good woman never grows cid. Tesrs may
pass over her head but If benevolenee and virtue
dwell in her heart, she is as cheerful IS Eh' the
spring of life first opened to her view. WJen Es
look upod good wo1nIn, We nsver think Of her
age; she looks as charming as when the rose Of
youth frst bloclned on her cheek. That rose has
not faded yet il will never fade. In her neigh
borbood she is the friend and benefsctor. Who
does not respect aud love the woman who has
passed her days in acts Of kindness and mereyr
We repeat, such q woman cannot grow cd. She
viii always be fresh aud buoyant in spirits, and
active in humble deeds Of mercy and bsnevOlenee.
If the young lady desires to retain the bloom OF
benuty and youth let her not yield to the sway Of
fashion and folly; let her love truth and Vlstps
and to the close Of her life she will retain taoss
feelings which nov make life appear garden Of
sweeGs--ever fresh aid ever net"
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HOT AIR FURNACFs.


AT MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.
CoMMENCINJ OCTOBER 18TH 1-5s, and L, con
the entire week Of the tennessee State Fair IL
under the patronage ot the officers Of the State Agrlcu
ura Bureau %
The Manager has made every arrangement; for the Col
lection and Exhibition of specimens of all the RARE
FANCY, VALUABLE and SUPERB POULTRY in the
Union, comprising every variety ,f Shanghai Bramsh
footrgs Cochin China Game Fowls Of all naion Black
Spanish DUmin quer, Cumberland, Dorkus Polish Ham
0Ures and BSntaRls African wild ard d mestie Geese
tuTEiss, wd and DOMESTIC Puddle and Polish Ducks
}Ginss fowls, SyGrs. and pair Of the only Chinese
Mandarin Ducks in America; together with lsrg
cOllecuon Of Parrots Pigeons CsnRries, Rabbits, Deer
and all nat We birds and animals -.....
The tOSs viii come under twenty different classes
The whole so1 Gf tee receipts OF this Exhibition
for the entire Hee Will be div ded one s the Soceiy
lnd tie other hsf into Twenty Premiums whc will DC
iarded to he owners OF such Fowls as VIII be emitted
The Premiums cannot fail TO be Isrgt ana worth
onpe;ing for. Al the clse OF the exhibition there wi
Public Auction for hs benefit of such of Fowls
may desire 10 dspJss Of hem.
The Cages shOuid SIMPLY boxes with neat open fronts
as small dIneDs ill CONVENIENT for the Fowl.
shGg to advantage, and be marked with OwnelA
from whence To arrive before IL O'clOcs
4 the first day OF he Fair superior Brass Band will
.ccoupHuy the exhibition.
In sGatUn there viii be exhibited extensive ard
erb Museum Of Curiosies, the collections Of
nent travellers l.; trupe Asia aud Africa comprising
thousands of interesting specimens
Tue Manager also invites the seeding Of Daguerreoype
ilnaures Of La les Tennessee, tor the purpose of
tscing Que 10 be placed IN the New York
- Ghe Beauty Of Tennessee, - and afterwards tc
painted engraved Tor page of magnificent
be pubs ed in PsrIs, France, contain portraits
distinguished beauties Of the world. The seec
On Of the most pre-emnent beauty Of whole State By
nunte will give decided advant &c towards obtain
g of the premium OF s. 900, which will be paid
Or the kedeSes OF the ten lovely females in the
Juon.
Dlrectto the Secretary Gsllatin, Tenn.
It desired they will DO returned close Of the Fair
sise viii be sent to the New ork Museum.
Portraits from other States viii also be sent as above
Cod. Z chaTd Allen, President DIR. Joshua franklin
Vice Presden W. 8. Munday, Treasurer; Boyers,
etTv.
Geo W. Winches er, Wm. Prince 7. Barry, n c. Trim
ll Directors. K WILLIAMSON
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HOW WOMAN WILL DECEIVE.

oUR landlords are getting mighty particular
s6out their tenants, ss well as their rents If u
body has halfa-dozen children, aud Of course more
need Of a house than if be mad nous at ali, be IS
very cooliy ted that he cannot have the premises
"HaEe yen children, madam!" inquired one o
;hese sharp oues, of lady in modest black, who
was locking at enc of his houses, Just flushed aud
in perfect order. ..-
"Yea," said the gentle mother "I have seven; sir,
but they are on !. the eLE chyard e. -. aa
A Sigh and the dew of tear gave impressive
ness to the painful remark and wi.hoar further
parley the bargain was closed.
Her little flock were waiting for ber in the
cturckyard arouud the corner, a. d were delegated
To bear that she bad toun a snug house 50 speed
ly. The landlord says be ahall nsveE trust wo-
man in black after this. .5 ...r.-. '. ..'.
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/. The Ministry Of IY0man

Not eqnal to man in rude strength of bone and
muscle-not equal in steady grasp of the intellect
but in fneness of taet-in the capacity of quiet
endurance, and uneomplaining suffering, how much
his superior She has not, she cannot write a
poem like Milton, but she can live out, as Lady
Franklin did an epic OF nOber elevation than any
painted pictures of inns giDation She cannot
paint such as manly genius can do, but she can, all
unObserved of the great world, paint upon her
soul the Immortal virtues of faith and piety, and
have purer madonna than Raphsel ever painted,
impressed upon her heart. Which is greater ?
The one who expresses what Others have done, or
the one who docs it himself?
If you would lose your good name, keep bad
company.
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NE. CHURcH SoyTH.-The Nashville Chris
tina Advocate, gives the general recaPituation O.
the General Minutes Of the Church Soath. from
which we learn that the numb Of Elective travel
ing preachers is 1912: local preachers, 4359 !;
white members, 42s 5ll colored members, 1s4-
gate Of 60s 3O3 which IS an increase during the
year of PITTS, and which Is only l8o,055 less
than the aggregate membership Of the A. L.
Churei, tiat being 7s3 ,53 Two Conferences
drcreas slightly ia membership during the year.
VIZ . K Kentneky 17O, and Indian mission 40.
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WOULDN'T CONTEND.

F., A cRossED-oRAIS surlyHlan, too crooked By
nature to keep still wsnt over to his aesbbor, NJ.
f. remarkable cool, csln non-resistsnt, and ad-
dressed him thus
That piece Of fence over tEers Is nine. a5d you
shnn't have it,"
"Why," replied Mr.. r. you must he mistaken.
thinkV -f
mo, no, It's Mae and shall keep it,
We'll, said Air. + suppose we leavs il to any
lawyer yos shall choose"
Il won't leave it to any lawyer said tie other.
"Well," continued Mr. F., "shall We leave it to
any four men in the village that y0E shall select
"No | shall have the fence"
Not at all discomposeG, Mr. F., said, 'welt,
neighbor, then shall leave to yourself to say to
whom il does belong, whether to you or 10 me
Struck dumb by the appeal, the wrstby man
turned away saying.
Il won't have anything TO do with a man that
l00at contend for is O,en figtts,1 s
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SCoTT's LAST HoURs.-As [ was dressing on
the morning Of Monday, the 18th of September,
Nicholson came into my room, and told me that
his master had awoke n a state Of eomposure and
and consciousness, and " shed To nee me immedi-
ately. found him entirely himself, though in the
last extreme of feebleness. His eye was clear and
calm-every trace of the wild fire of doFium ex-
tinguished. 10, khart," be said. Il may have bat
a moment to SPEAK TO yoa. My dear, be good
man. Nothing else win give yoa any comfort
when you come to liz here" He pau el, and
said, shall send for Sophia and Anne 2" "NO," !"
said he, don't disturb them. Poor souls! know
they were up all night God bless you all! With
this he sank into tranquil sleep, and indeed, be
scarcely afterwards gave any signs Of conscious.
ness, except for an Instant on the arrival Of bis
sons 4 They, On learning that the scene was about
to close, obtained a new leave OF absence ON
their posts; and both reached Abbottsford on the
10Th. About balipast | ?. NJ, on The 2lst Of
September, Sir Waiter Scott breathed his last in
the presence of all his children. 1t was beauti.
full day--so warm that every window was open,
and so perfectly sll that the sound of all others
most delicious to bis ear-the gentle ripple of the
Tweed over its peObles--was distinctly audible, as
we knelt around the be1 and his eldesr son kissed
and closed his eyes LociIGrt's Life IF Ssr Wa
Ter Sclh -,l.- r. .-s7 ESQ -E
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WIND vs.. STEAN.-A Paris correspondent of
the National Inteigencer says that the steam line
of-battie sbip NIvariao Was detailed to accompany
tine lannon's American clipper ship the Great Re-
,lblic. on her voyage from Marseiles TO the Cri-
mea sand if necessary, to tow her but it appears
that the latter WAS obliged to lur all her canvas
except three topsas to enable the N0varino to
keep up with her. The Frenchs officers we're ut
terry confOunded at her 6eetness. = SeienJee Aia
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Southern FOrWarding H0nSe

W. d GUhDON ",
Agents IN ashViIIe for
YOUNG, WYATT CO, WYATT d CO,
Naygpnah Ga, Charleston South Carolina
f0RWAs DING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
ME would respectfully to the Merchants OF
w Nashville and vicinity that have secured the
-sryces OF the well known house OF Messrs W H. COR
Don & CO whose pleasure it will he present our tor
ding bills for collection at lhe counters of our patrons
Nashville tour bills being made payable in Nah lille
sill erecusy do away with al the annoyance and incon-
neUoe heretofore arising from having purchase drafts
mike reTDitlauces, leave deposits DC, &C
Goods o,nsg ed TO are iqrJridbly forwarded
the day of arrival unless discharged from vessel a
the ra Cad depot closed the Hight;-when thu
occurs the goods slowed fire proof houses
ma 16crtI b. tgeee additional cost e. patrons
We would again return Eratsul thanks to merchaL
ge1eCS iu tenp ssee ior the patronage hereoiors lib.
ersv bestowed upon and st the time respectfully
solicit their Dusne long they ind it their inter
est - IatIuni2e our huuEes
YOUNG, WYATT CO,
Savannah, Ga.
WYATT 4 CO,
nEvlH Charleston, 8. G.
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HuW % BE- IIappY.

I viii give you two or three good rules Ehiek
may help you to become happier than sou would
De withess knowing them bat as to eeing cOz-
pIetely happy, that you can never be tin yoa gst
to heaven. This first is. "try your beat tc make
others happy" 81 never was happy" said Ger
-aiu king. "tiIl began TO take pleasure Ia the
welfare Of ny ps6pts but ever since then. in the
darkest day. bsye bad sunshine in my heart
Ny second rule il, "be content with li,tleP Tiers
are many good reasons for this rule We deserve
cut little we Icqaire bat Hstie; and "better IS
little. WITH the fear Of God, than great treasures
and troGole thsrewi h. Two men deternised to
be rich, but they set about il in rsnt Says; for
the one srtove TO rise hi means to his desires while
he other did MS best to brlng down his desires to
his means. Tne result was, The Oas who coveted
much was siw IS r-p'ning while who desired
but little wss always cont nfed. Ny third rule is
Lock on tie sunny side Of things"
Look up aith 30 eful eyes
Though ell th Bgs seem forlOrH; J.
The saH that sets TO night will rise
SD Again Tomorrow morn.
The skipping lamb, the singing lark. and the
IsspBg Esh, tell US that happiness is not CO fnsd
70 one place. God in his goodness has spread it
abroad on The earth, in the air. and on the waters
Two aged women lived iu the same cottage; oHe
was always fearing Z storm, and The other was al
ways looking for sunshine Hardly need l say
which il vas wore ferbiading irown. or Eh'c',
it was whose face was lighted up with joy.
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EEN \ ESSEE AND ALABAMA KAILkOAI
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COLUMBIA, wAyNEsBoRO', JACKSON, LlGRA E,
AND Memphis.
< PLEADIp Fohr AoFse coaches from Et=SszsSSs7ZR
- Franklin SO Lagrange, connecting at
tIoss pouis With the Railroads.&c.
iuscazlbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala Aber.
dsen, Columbus and Canton Mississippi.
Tue hne FO1r Coach Lines points all
excellent ORDER making close with the Rail-
road al Franklin, Tenn.
EzDrsss Er4in leaves Depot at ESQ., 4 u Also, u
.- 'A PClaski ard ElktOn,
and 70 al places throughout the Southern country. We
have spe1did Lines running connecting with the Railroad
Franklin. t '.-
Passengers for
Pulaski aud ElEtou
viii esve Nashville tne O'clock ?. M. TTaiD Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville deiy O'Clock, P. NJ connecting
trtnkin with DailJ Pour Horse Coach Line TO COLUM.
HEA.
For al information Through Tickets &c, apply the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Sresi, opposite the Post Office. .ra
= H-Omibuses viii call for passengers in part OF
-. rLn