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FRElGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLEsToN- AN,
SAVANNAH
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAD-
81 NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!
- g.,

2--slA -4Z-S2L -
MIL the Irnnesrr River Bige is rrbui Pr dnce nd
- Merchandise viii Be trans, hired arroS. AZ. 49, -
steanboats and BfEss and be suhjccei 10 tWo ra,ss.
shr pers are nottd tat al goods the depofs IN
VIZ De Trcisd Grain NH not b. received xcept in hsv
snsiurs or Gums Bags The laht thin SACKS vii h. re-
ins'di ers az ne ~ y fle oarHer ahnr ana Tins
necessary 70 rrpsi sme 20 greatly retari the trnn,h
inF an ca no o pv orHea The Agents he -oad are
stations uniess the sack Iliny ami distinetlx s
ad Hecoa fanrd - an order shipment We esn Of p,r.
M e drFos . o. uo ~ soraee houses hr grain o. pro-
enc o. oSn'r o. sfPpcr 20 order ~ Wheat 70 chat
'ADooga viii te charged crnts crn cents pY brhl
rom inae M ana ~ stations Uest - Tennessee river
and BON Nasty Ne and ~ sta.iEs Ia hcnna Wheat
viii BE- charged 10 cent, and cent Per bushs WIS
Ney w % Graz go " pr barrel r Nashville 10 ChRtts-
nooga Al article Of freight des gae our Targ AZ i.t
70 SId and Al elias, wis be carried TarH ratss
.-. A. AND RSOS
4 N -
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IL III.
Carnets and Curtain Goods.
o n CE

INHE bus heret FIRE conducted by the subscr bers
1 der thu e m Of SNOW, MACKENZIE Co. will be
hereafter carried by then unIer The firm and style If
MACKE NZIE LSOE
All persons indebted TO the late arm are r, quested pay
up without lay flrh-r indu gence pos by be
given. ALEX. MA'kENZlE,
] W WILSON.
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Among the numerous discoveries Science hasm7ed
generation TO facilitate the business Of -ncrease its en-
Oyment and prolong the term of human existence
be named Of real value to man kind than
this contribution Of Chemistry to the Healing Art vast
trial Of its virtues throughout this broad country has pro
beyond doubt, that medicine or combination of
medicines yet known surely control and cure the
varetiesof pulmonary disease which have hfh
eTto swept from midst thousands thousands every
Indeed, there is abundant reason to believe
Remedy has length been found which can be relied on to
the most dangerous affections OF The lungs Our space
here will not permit to publish any proportion Of the
effected by its but Id present the follow
ing and refer further enquiry my American Almanac
which the agent below named will always be pleased
nish Free wherein u particulars and ndsputabe
OF these statements.
Office Of Transportation, Laurers r, c., Aug '5S
DR. j. O. AYER- Dear Sir MY little son four Yea rs old
has Just recovered from severe attack Of Scarlet
Fever; his ruat oten and that ited
him pronounced him dead child Having your CHLR
PICTORIAL California in the winter of Is o. for severe
attack Of Bronchitis with entire success induced 10
try Il nay Ii tie boy. ! gave him a tea pooufI every
tn hours ncirg In the morning. and by o'c ock
night found decided change the better and after
three days use, he able drink without pain
Its in the above named disease will many child
from premature aud relieve the anxiety Of many
fond parent For all aGectns Of the Throat and Lungs
believe it to be the best medicine eXtan feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts addressing Jou these lines
but for your important dcovey, my little boy would
have been IN another world.
lam your, with great respect,
J.. ID POWELL, I
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10 Rnildera and Others.

tJANTFD 20 s>tath,h ~ ACE 30 q saie Il Wed
w MoueinE-, e sl-h thefx i fam go % SOS worth
asrd IN sssry htae hat buit tw Advantages. N Ne
q Nc me has ss vera 9holr teaI nte nosdiH 8.
Al opeFzfo7. and Ia - aolnt q capital snppyed
by TIE Comp4ny enable ~ 10 esr hhersl eomi.sioa.
Pattern Book tafniahed coasaining 80 atsrns
Aaarxs. y D. pALE. Whlou street.
IAEsa-iv Aeoss fwsiah, PhDadslPhiA-
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IEEhEssIE nm lIEFErA Ran

OPEN TO THoHFsoN's STATION.
n ant after Nenessy, DECEMBER ~ trains iii run Be.
" tween Nashville ane thompson slstion a. blow:
GOING SOETH.
Leaves Nashville al 40 a. ~ and p NJ; arrives Al
ftoupsoBs a. s..v A. 81, snd IS p. ~.
kEfUkNiN6--i caves Tnompson's a, s IS A. ~ anS
p VI ARRIVES ~ Nashyiiie al lp.z5 NJ ami 68s Pm
o. Sundsy ths Morning Train only IN be run IeasinE
Nashyilie a. I a. ~, and fhompsen'- a. A. ~
- AZ lhomp-lu'r TIE Stages q Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect Sih The trains. ..g
ThTough Tetets ior MEMPHIS wAYNFSBORO lack.
son, TJsCUMDiA, FLOKtNCE, PULASKI and COLIN.
bA. eaa b procured a. he General Stage Ors under The
Nerandsa hotel- A. ANDEKSON
d'rlt Y Fng and eupt
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a. HoUK
MARBELIZED IHON mANTEL&.

Hls magnificent style OF Msnel il taking the place
Of al other cptions both account Of its supe
Or beauty richness, durability and particularly its cheap
ess While their cost is only about half that Of the real
srbe, they indeed exceed the former in beauty, have
,perior ustre, less liable soil much
sp clean, and FAR exceed marble in durability and ~
he same tine ie5T liable 20 break.
TIE undersigned agents for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, Lthgow Co Louisville, hy. and will furnish them
to aer patrons and the public generally, with CRATES
pieces, and every thing complete; sui viii also super
niend their putting up. sTEWAlfT OWEN,
Stove Dealers and TDUsre Manufacturers,
uaaT20- dgNtf No. 81 Msrkef street.
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LADIES HEELED CATERS

LADIES HEELED CATERS.
AVE received another pHck 4 Of
IL Ladies super French l. Heeled Caters;
thick solss;
q" J Cloih Congress Boots:
p" Kid Buskins and PARIS Ties;
" rhick Soied Boots;
Misses Kid Slippers G4.ters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
noVli Al Corgt 81.
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REDUCTION OF FREIGRTs
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON.
ECONOMY AND COWEORT.
DE-. C. ". CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted 70 contain nothing IN
the least injurious 10 Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE Undersigned having repea dy been solicited 70
make consgnmen.s Of the Patent Cam nor Wash Mix
ture concluded sell county rights in this
Mixture put and distbaed throughout this state lex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the State Of Aabama- And that he my bla
cGectgaly make this Arrangement, he poses
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares fourth Be retained, and The renal dsrT5O
shares-wih be offered Tor sale person reuttng ten
dollars viii have share in the Patent fourteen
years ron July H. 1891, and vii be al The time In
vesng also i've doars 10 be In the purchase The
ingredients aiYeI Using and the necessary expenditure Of
TIE prep ami distribute The Mixture 0r sale
Consgnments ui be made 70 shareholders, (sho may
quest t and 10 other persona. 10 e Of their
remittance. And they will be allowed Commission OF SO
per cent their sales aud also their proportion of the
prodts at argr.
Annual exhibit Of sales viii be made and ydends Of the
profits remited 70 each shareholder No debts will be con
traeed viii the Company be responsible any, the
busness will be cOOdueteu upon the cash system.
Any Of thoie who have pafchaed patents for counties In
hi State have the privilege ~ exchanging their Tgh
for share price hey have paid Ts exchange viii
De made the Of the Patentee.
II desirable % have az least active share
holders IA each COUNT ia the States named sabsc p.ions
Tor shares will BE- closed BY the lst September And
cousgnmens Of the Mixture viii he AIDE very sooa there
ahfT. Cert sates su-d 10 shareholder Who WiL request
the Agency, II they desire it.
The under,igned viii Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors 20 year, WIN vii the
management until their success shall be elected
News a1ers IN Mobile, Montgomery. Tuscaloosa Hunts
Vile Taldega ard ", uutia that will pubi-h this
and oiher The anount Of ten dollars and
send one copy, yin receive one share Address
O. ". cEOZitR, Patentes,
ie2s Knoxville, Tenn.
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IuSt RcCS1vOd,
history Of the Reign Of Philip the Second,

ALANf
THE ONYN nINfs
PRRNTXIkNAs e. EKETcnks AND hUkLzzog =.
fffk tIfilfl . la8k C0altkts - I AFtAHf,
MN AND WOMEN. ~ Roe@Ft nrcuuing.
fnk AIFE AA1 Eo2Ks % GokThA.
-. m,ssr 80 q 81 CHARLES SHfH
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ST LOUIS q NASHVILLE REGULAR PACKETS
Is Sled ,G@
.!Z3 COsTFORT.
ALEOEIA. SAFE HEST
JAMS AHAEK, Master }. n. CosBiTT Master
Il us above steamers vii regularly In the Louis
4 and Nashyie trade ing the season. Their hscom
modatons Tor passengers equal any
TIE Cumberland river AMI their respective ocefs vii 4,
all their poNeT add the comfort u people travelling
With hem A. HAMlLf0N,
Octll-6m Agent
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y REpUcTIoH oE LUEHER TO NASHVILLE
prom 80 gcfof 20 fartgJn usIve Lauab.r - rrdur.d
81 per ear load frcr falnsr ratrs
from C"Ssn 10 Norm nd, inclusive Lumber srsduc,d Al
per car oli', yofr iuruitr raiea
Lnmprr fon shslJv charged came nom NoFmanay
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FOF HtlshL % passage Apply %
A. l.. DAVIS, Agent
Gets At L. s. Mail Packet Once

Gets At L. S. Mail Packet Office.
g Capt +. DCFEIELD will remain in New Orlesns ju In.
the urr.cnt season. agent the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line II Wan Steamers. Also Tor the Steamers
AMEEI' "a and HUMBOLDT All business intrusted O his
the above boats viii be promptly attended free
charge. ieCll A. l.. DAVIS
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Cash for " heat and Rye. I
0sEPk NASH,
gsshNszB csrnsr eAusA nna csl1sws s,xssEa
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CONDITION
ETNA II SURkkCE COMPANY,

INC0RP RATED 1919
presented its Stockholders snd made in compliance
with state laws " New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois &c.
JANUARY, /, 1886.
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fLhhIEhS' hUIEL,
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
VNHIS new and commodious house, splendidly fur ts
nshed, is ready for the reception OF visitors i
J ST. SIMPSON, Proprietor Mr.. NCKERsOE, SuP't. kk.sA
aplh-G
A GRICUETERAL IMPLEUENES-Cor
u Shelters Straw Cutters Cider Mills rain Mills Churns
tanning Mills GTindstone Rollers, Grain Measures, Horse
Powers lows Pumps, Meat Cutters and Grinders
War . on hand and for sale by
D. y. DlCKEY,
ian26 College street. Nashville
I1ENERAL AGENCY for the collecting Il debts
u Of all kinds Attended, to with promptncs~, and money
paid coieclel. STOUT CO., No 49,
At door froH Public SouaTs
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Awful and Fatal Conseouences

LNENSL fom creating BUS comp this Of
Il the year with Brandy, OPIUM or AstriHgents When
checked in this the disease is cured but the outlet
merely stopped up and fortunate IL It appears for
then dsnR,ro diseases q the head avert.d, and the
patipnt has chance for his life How oreh do hear OF
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked, and death from
disease Of The BRAIN oduced by the dcne taking place
few hours afteTY
TIE GREFENBFRG ny EMERY SYRUP,
has wonder uy successuiu ia such complaints By
chemical action It produces hange in contents Of the
wells and thus enables nature to perform her
The Board of Health Of New York certify that the
IN dlssp AIRED from h. Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospital
Dr. KuowlteD, of Boston, ais the greatest aid 10 the
medical procession AMI essing to the patient.
Or De orrest Of New York. says it cures every
Of disorder OF thr bow els promp ~ and that he always
IL in
Capt Taylor, of the Army certiaes that It all
Dyseutey e. Mexico and that is gene
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor OF New York, re-
all disorders Of h- Bowels the hrst appearance.
BY Count Bodisco it recommended to the Medical
Board 4 81 Peter burg and by them recommended 10 the
several ropesI countries with great success
II Cholera
Throughout the State Of Tennessee IL s known
The bes and only certain ely for Bloc ly FluX
have Away offered TO fund b. money any
We heard OF that has not effected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The ssne offer is stin con-
unued r- ALEX. MA KENZlE.
Ivn.28-u
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The Annual State Fair.

T'HE Aanpal Par e Ne Y sFsFs
i EEaAL BraHAp sln - hed IA sale FAr 6rozsds
scar AAsATiiis commencng 90 '
M0HDAY. he t3,h Day q 0stoher usxt.
AMI eantneang daFtng sse s~ek- ibsrai ss 81 p sus
Is oaersd ed esuEsaton b desr.A N al ne desasat
hFaa Ass e AsEisptaFA, AsehanicsL and Hoarhaa 10
aasFy sal aoaes,1 AaiRAa. Ths prsniaa hs., sih re
irt q Jas4s and he EeaerAi rEgaaians e ne E3rs IA
- PlhtsA-d 10 pa1ps Fa 81 can ;. Pfsparsd
All hFaarde4 . rhase dssiFinE ccpiess
fhR Eens raj neev aienaed q eFtbe ~ AF1ers 80
necAana q ne ststs he tHe and acs q tha FAR, =
thsn tAat The arsaaE~meas. he oarvaas esn
q ~ ne 4econsaodafioa Il sxhtleEs sd FstoEs
I'll b he best prepared sar eeraslen u sAAs
STATE. ana he premtam hst abrTsL
a. srdu a. - bafraa- q G. EAsrAAt.
la,yt3-a ssasstaFy.
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TO INVAIIDS.


TN This country tn Of ynai'y constantly suf
1 ferng from amOs phrrc influences caused BY sudden
cha Res weather ard the variable character al
especIally spring and autumn There comp ANTS and all
forms disease natural the country. easily
controlled by simple prescriptions, such Wonderfully
the health and ngtht ned he lives Of the abort
Enes and the early settlers of America they b. the
pow ru doses Of Aopathy he rrer cbrgs Hydfcpa
tn hot and pu gent the ThomponIan school, the
delca civ n edcated pellets ( ton Gopa by.
These vau bic and effective yet simple medicinsl prepar
atoms found in greater degree of Tu ity combined in
scientific pronoTtions and compounded with
skill in the GREFENBtRG FAMILY MEDICINES than
IN anV Others offered to public notice. They consist
eleven different remedies all Of With have tn sanction
high medical authority ard the app Of hundreds
who have been relieved by their among whom
found the OF eminent erzymen iuriss states
and than THOUSAND PHY in every section
OF the United States
TIE GREFEN BERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PRIcE 20
cents This a book OF $40 pages and it written by
several VhyscaHs each minenI in the diseases mention
ed and all standing in the front rank Of the edcs pTos
1t Is the reliable book published and It IS
dvet professional terms and written thar
under stand It. NofAmiy should he without copy.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination of the Pahol gv Of Uterine Diseases
to,eher with the pr ucie and method OF their cure T.
PoNERY OF Utica This Is a very valuable pamphlet, pre-
the oldest celebrate Physicians in
tie Union have just received one hundred thousand
copies for grstuitous distribution Those who 81 Interested
in This subject will please call send for copy If pam
phlet ALEX. MACKENZIE,
jy80 Collie street.
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
~ STOVES Of differ sizes, that hi-hy
mended IN have hesitation in WaTrantng them
The Prize Coai Cooking Stove,
The Keystone stat,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices Of wood makes II important
mics House keepers prove good Stove that will cook
well with These have, ar entire satisfaction
and recommended to the attention Of those about
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns Of artght Stoves for
wood universally popular 10 the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw well:
The May1OweT, two sizes;
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes;
We have also in for sale usual low and
modatng terms, the following popular from the best
fOundries Of the West
The Kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron free Premium;
The Rest Premium:
The Pennsylvania all Of which viii cell rs low
terms 5 they can be procured in the city.
TUE WROUGHT gRON Cook STOVE.
The Tennessean four sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all o ders -. .
iune.7 MACKENZIE WILSON
MOPS Akp SCRTRIsING fsRI SlGI.S.
UsT Received, Long Hand Serubbing Bru~he., Hall
Brooms Busting Br shes, Nsps, Tea Cop Mops, resi-
Clothes Baskets, Clothes HamPe
Mays MACKENZIE 4 wILsoE.
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TEo 2 EAKIH, arms b o. Sas7vis. has rssaaaea tAs
j prsesicr d lac On Ne srxesk tas and Bsay Coart 81
BkoFosb. coEFsa Aua fAAskLb cnanis
Cclecficas IN YccsiTs Ffo1pt Aitsnion-
ara saansy aBta-9
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CUPERIeR CAD wHEsKY-I hAss JOSS r.
ngsT =. c. BAxvy
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.



RIVAL and Departures Of Paste Trains. To take
u effect on and sfisr raturd1y, June 2ist, 1885
Bay Passenger Ira leaves Nss hYic IS a'eioek Ar
irving At ChatrnoogI II o6 o'clock p 81 Night Passenger
fiains Nashville At p H. arriving At Chat;AnoosA
ESQ ~.
tay Pss-engsr Train leaves chaf'aneoga a. GAN Ar
Sng NJ Nashville arc a. Hlshi Passenger Train leaves
ChzttanoogA ate15P n Arriv Ma hville ss5 N.
s1 n. Il ANDERSON, 81 perinssndAnt.
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'0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
A LARGE lot o. MARI Baskets o. all siEes made nom
Il this same Willow. 80 said, !" for sale by
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NO4ICE so SHIPPERS,

by savannah IL Nashville.
A the Essf vie saf Chattaboogz Railroad Company
"a have notified aud reminded the Central Kalroad Com
anies Of Gscrza, OF TIER II does nOs
have teen notce recognized IN the Of
that Company rccentb distributed In city. We
ts method d inorinr thr Merchants and Shippers BY
that hnetbHt viii be 81 80 Zoe bs on hrst
goods and not 81 - the grand bills represent las Is
the through rate hst class goods from the
ward 70 Nashville bat beet The 10
sd Ute a. IN sumer and d. ductod q 10 PEI leo lbs.
Winter Nhch mAkes the per cur advertisement,
tl65 from June 70 December, ard 81 fO Dec June.
70 "A. ANDt RSOS,
juns2l euDerip.spdsnt
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
NO IS COLLAGE STREET.
LIAVE Just received the fop wing artices:
II White Msr>.ilIes, ana hh isntes for Basques;
Jaconet and Swiss Band h1uncingS;
Embh SWi.s Musns, great variety;
huslius Collars and sleeves-(sepsrste and In sets)
Linen and Cambria do
,urning do
bite Blue and Scarlet Bor'd nmty Quilts, article
Ladies and Misses Lss Thread Hose;
u dozen email R,d BOnestick FSnE
19 " White
IL " Sandal vood
u Assortd
Also large stock o. extra hsavy cooTed white Cottor
for Servant Pan Pan and s ped dsnsburgs and Dones
tics IN great variety; q and usnaburg and Brown Do
mescs; each Doupcs, ali width and prices, creE ed and
undessed; Cotton and Lii sheetngs, loves spkins,
Table Cloths Dana K, a. &c all a. the lowest possible
prices.
Dress GOOd>s
All descriptions Of Printed BareRes Tissues Grenadines
eli ptons Of color ed SILKS at greatly reduced
p Ice. my39 C. NchAlkf co.
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RATES on FREIGuT
RATES or FREIGHT
yts<za7 e<z=y 80 EzSH
3sEss -sslzss --sst
FROMCHARLFSToN ANDsAVANUAu


-
FRoMCHARLEsTON AND sAVANNAH>
TO NASHVILLE.
TO ETFscT s8
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Portes Books and Stationery Boots shoes and
saLs; LGaors, u, &C IN bottles oamphine and
spS IS,DSn'Ss , ,5 Go Gazing Chm Gas
YieE Cotton Cards, Cutlery, IN cases and boxes;
Dry Goods in boSes and bales Drug, Fruits, Frut
Tres aud sh-ubhert, Furs, Garden Seeds, looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Pate, lat Owners r-k)
Oysters cans and jars ssddery, Tin snd Britannia
Ware, Teas and Spc, per 100 lbs, from 1st Deem
Der 70 ist ionet All5
and from Isl lane 10 lst December. .......I SS
SECOND class
HsrdwaTe. such asi specified 10 sir,t aus rd
class; Coffee NILS, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
Dbl, and pipes; Tobacco 70 boxes; E.ather in rolls
and boxes CTS, In bblS. and casks; Croekery and
oueenswsre In crates and casks; Rice Whiting
Plaster, shest Brass. ard Coppsr, periO0 lbs.
THIRD Glass
Axes, shoves Spades sad Irons zine and Tin in MIR,
n-pate, Anys. Wires, casks o. ChSins and Noes,
MAnills and Cotton oorIaEe, Coffee, heavy Ca inss,
Spikes, and Rosn In hbls per leo lbs. ........ so
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed sne other rehtartcles
not enumerated also Ca. boys Of Acids or other
Chemicss viii be charged bS SEXUAL weight bot At
double First Class Rates, or per loo lbs az 81.
The rates are the same from Charestou and Savannah q.
Stevens and sli q SIDE as to Nashvil~
OverchsrEes where they evidently exist viii corrected
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Rsroad and paid bv ne
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent delivering
The koas VIII not pay for bid ea damages or injury 10
contents OF boxes PACKAGES when external appearance
OF damage exits
No claim for damages win Re considered unless serou m
MED with repi shoWing the goods to have coed
order when delivered TO the Roas at Charleston and sA
vannah
In Of short goods Roads require so DAYS for eI
animation OF the iDs not found by the expaton
time the Road del vernE will be authc to pay-but no
claim hs b. considered or goods sought for ulss receipts
are exhibited as Fvirenee Of Shipment
No goods VIII be delivered until all charges paid and
receipt gwen by the coUsgnses or their agents
The Agents OF the n. c. are under heavy bonds "a
the company srd AZ freight hills Agents ndi
viduHv therefore freight bills De paid in fun and re-
Carnations for charges damsges sc must be paid by
me Treasurer ony unon certificate Of the Agent au-
thoritv Of the Superintendent.
mayi5 H.. ANDERSON, supt
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Who wants to Bet 7


ONE hundred bsgs Of F.oEr,
" Pms bash.l- Meal
Five hundred Pounds choise Hans,
Have been deposited AZ my bet the following
- Hans and enough Meal Flour nh u.
hat ths successful candidate all b. the neKt Prvsieat be
lives and doe resign. B. Hams agains; hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat wiz receive
many eicctarsi votes A. the Who l. successful
The balance - bet opportunity ofrr e chances in al
70 equal % The mentioned above. thssc beta
not taken soon the whole VII be sold aecoun q The
deposi0T. Cheap for cash. d. g. RuMskY.
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EAOsA 0P' us AA1Aey ~ ANU VI An tAoSSN-s.
TAKEN this spring from the apary Of DR.. T. b. Hamlin
4 also peeimen Of TIE Hives usei viii be exhibited
rer" all reasonable h"urs 20 which price will Be aided
should il he the ." unanimous" wsh Of p0rton Of the
dis ne, for particulars call and see u At
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Gather Betting.

Also large lot OF Copper Burs and Rivcts, and Lace
Leather Of p I kinds.
Of which will be sold the reasonable terms for
Cash, by CUTTER,
mayl2 College an Broad sits