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rE al the above rates 10 be shipped IN lots d seven
9uthuues I'VE cents per barrel to be addei FioTr -
soAs VIII De transported on terms 200 n, to h.
l@ed ana charged as one barrel. Il. l. ANDERSON
NJ
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BROWN Il ANDERSON,
No. 40 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
OFFiCE o. THE MAINLAND Consolidated LoTTERIEs,j
BALTIMORE, july lst, 1855. I

0rFiCE o. MAINLAND CoNsoLrDaTED LoTTERIEs,t
BALTIMORE, JULT lst, 1855.
AL 1CEETs OR CERTIFICATEs OF Packages TIcKETs,
a. LCTrrRIEs AUTHORIzED STATE MARYLAND
LTrHoGRAFHED SIGNATURE +. y. BRENAN,
GENEEAL AGENT ron TAX CONTRACTOR, OTHERS
uSing the applications all parts the
nng Of ordersfor Tickets Certificates, in the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons distsncc may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets prompt! hed, and the sriCtest
udence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily public in the City OF
BALTIMORE under the sGperntendence Of the State Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given 10 the Stale
ny for the payment Of ali Prizes The prices Whole
Tickets from 81 10 $50, Half and Quarter Tickets
proportion
There never than $1,000 Prizes any Lottery,
Prizes vary amount from 81 TO 100000 according
o. the price Of Tickets. For Instance
aeH price Tickets the highest Prize about 5000
10000
40 10000
30 7O,OH
With numerous Prizes slOOO0 $1,000, SIOOO $500, sIGO,
dc. &c Persons remit any amount. from 81 up
wards they wish invest receipt Of which for
purchaser or ifuoue desi1nsed then Lottery that
the buyer has got the ticket IN his
Official Scheme OF the Lottery will De sent with all
tickets ordered, carefully sealed ordinary envelope,
and Oh the day Lottery drawn the official Drawing will
resent together with written Explanation OF the result Of
IL purchase The Drawn Numbers also published in
tlg daily papers Of the City of Baltimore and in the Daily
National lnJeiigeHcer, 10. {.
ACrcuaT containing all the Schemes will be sent TO any
yu- by addressing the undersigned.
address orders Tor Tickets 10 F. Y. BRENAN,
uIy2I, lg55-Iy No. 4 Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY'S BOARD
ING, AND DAY SCHOOL

ING AND DAY SCHOOL
M Lib resume its Session Monday, Sept. 10Th Cir
w cuers nlsv be obtained application at her resi-
phia,
REFERzNCzs-Rev H. A. Boardman, ID. D. Rev Wm
Chester d. d.. Rev J. Newton Brown d. d. Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev G. L. Platt Rev. }. Gordon MAXWELL Phs-
dephia.
Hon. VIM. L. Marcy. Secre tary of State Judge p v.
Daniel Supreme Court U. y, Washington City; Rev.
Thomas IL skinner d. D.. Rev. Joel Parker D. D.. New
YORK; Rev. George Woodbridge p T. DaBe! Jr. ESQ.,
Richmond Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vle Tenn, A. il. Crozer, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sspt25-6m.
PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
EBEN FULLER,
Successor TO Hamilton d Fuller)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUPACTOEY
Corner Market and Spring or Church StS.,
Nashville Tenn.
n RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI This Manufactory since its establishment, the Pro-
pFletor iees determined to merit continuation ofthe same
ia future.
have on hand good assortment of ready made
werk consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths CALI
hip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco and Kid Boots and Shoes ali made from good stock
IN good style ana warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing DONE
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
Ess- Banner, Wing, Gazette snd Cleveland Banner
copy ana discontinue all other advertisements aug24
TOOLS AND DMACHINERY
TENliE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence, Has
i slctUse9s manufactures Locomotives of any size
gage Stationary Engines, Lahes, Paners all kinds of
Parker Water Wheels; Gurnsey's Patent Printing Press
&C., &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
manshiP. Information may be obtained and orders for
'yarded on application to MIR. AMES PLUNKET, at the
State House AtSkoAk IsHHeSSes, or address
J. H. w. PAGE Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. Office H. Kilby ST. Boston, Mass. |
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RAGs-s55O IN PREMIUMs.

IEAVlNG largely increased my supply of Rags by the
i I premiums offered the past year ending June 80.
am induced offer larger amount Of premiums for the
present year. And will paT the above premium in Sums
Ots0o $40 $50 $50 500 $ju $o $50 $40 and $lO TO any
ten merchants or "Pe3iFs who will deliver me- from
this date 20 the lst July, ,s56 the largest of
RAGS The same to be bought outs de Of and by do
iDE business outside Of Nashville or vicinity
viii all times pay the highest market prices iL cash
RAGS delivery, and issue certificate 10 the
the amount received and paid tor These certificates
be kept aud 0E before the lst day of July
next SO that ihree dlsn,creStei merchants of Nashville
Cau mnse the awards. The largest being entitled
60 the 500 the ue1 largest 10 500 and On down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
kruy in whose name issue the certificate Combinations
vii not be allowed.
Wooen liusey, Silk and Worsted rags not wanted
sni will mol be included 10 the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juiy4-l ydtrIwSw w. ;. WHlTEhAN.
North OF the Sduare
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sCOrT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND con
MILL

FJNHEKE features connected with this Mill worthy
L consideration and close examination on the part OF
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical construction and adaptation IN The pur
poses designed 10 crush and grind ear corn It's great ca
pGcy while dong an immense work with extraordinary
ease It's durability IS amply provided for The complete
snd entire p0f1Oleness OF the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience Tor plantation and farm mpOsS-
ole. Il requires mechanical aid OF hill of exnense TO
put up any iaE hand can pat up and set
running IN half an hours time. The convenience with
"hch Ihe sweep may be applied TO hOT1z0ntaas is
EuSi usnal--or over head, and the m may be easily at
ched where steam water is used The power takes
requiring one aud two horses The quantity and quality
OF product Is 10 90 bushels CT good feed meal per hour
according 10 tDe degree Of tneness ground and the
H 1t Is the cheapest mill, all things considered, there
is before the public
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
en and worthy OF note the fact that there has been
Patent Right specuiang huckstering about the
Try, as rs usual with the thousand bungLg make shift i'm
pienens that got up trade-merely TO get money
Dy selling or palng Oft the patent right the credu
lou-then the machine 10 be abandoned by all parties
hunbUg the other hand the Patentee and PIopretors
nt the Itle Giant Mills believing that they can-and de-
termlned that they viii supply the Agriculturaliss and
SocE raIsers ofcur country with superior MILL are per
nanenty engaged the business and have one hum
dTed thousand dollars invested in the manufacture these
is, ~ the last West and South, Of these establish
" nee mills appreciated that four thousand have
sold within the past eighteen months and the heaviest and
The most extensive Manufacturers OF Agricultural mple-
meBts in the United States have eagerly sought inter.
est IN their manufacture and sale
No implement has been more thoroughly tested;
Of the kni mas received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
aud BY Of substantial practical utility and
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn
Cob Mil. Orders promptly hled.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN d ANDERSON
y la Mgrlat Ss chu5Ta
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JAS. IL. CRAIGHEAD.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 2s. Public Square, Nashville
ITO enable To sell goods low prices from this date
all accounts Tor sundries purchased credit shall be
considered due when the articles delivered snd paw
Dents will bssKpecsd when the accounts presented
jsn1i-d&eoly.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFgTcE-CORNGR CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS,

YHE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
The TRIWEEKLI is p-lbished every Tuesday Thursday
aud aturisy, at 3 90 per aunum 10 advance; IL not
paid al advance S6 90.
The DAlLS is published at Eight D"s@-s.
Iss- THE MONEY, IL ALL CASES. TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Rettaucss OF SUBSCRIPTIONS may be made BY mail a, our
RISK.
No paper win be sent Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
ts We wish il distinctly understood that no paper will
discontinued until all arresrsges paid eseet at the
option ef the publishers.
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DOCToR HO0FLAND's
CELEBRATED
q f. VI AN BITTERS,
! Prepared
DR. C. n. JACKSON PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
pl LiVER C0APLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAgNDICR,
G4 diseasss Grtssng from a Dfsordered
LlOsr or Stomach:
Such
as Constps
tion, Inward Piles
Fnilnes5, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Dsgustfor FOOD
Fulness or weight in the Stomach Sour
kructations, Sinking OF FlUttering at the Pii
Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried
and Dlfhcut Breathing tlufeTlRg a. the Heart Choak.
ing or Sutocating Sensations when lying posture Dim
of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Perspi.
ration, YelloTneSs Of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the SIDE, BACK Chest Limbs
DC, dc, Sudden Flushes of
Heat Burning ID the Flesh,
Constant lmaglnings
Of Evil and great
depression of
Spirits
The proprietor calling the attention NJ ths Unbhc u
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost con
ddence in its virtues and adaptation the diseases for
which it is recommended.
is and untried article bat one that has stood
the test of years trial before the American pepe
and its reputation and sale is UnFvsled by any similar ore
paTaons extsnt The testimony in its favor given hv tba
most prominent ana We'll known Physicians ard ntivid
uas, in all parts Of the country is immense Ehe follow
ing from your State is respectfully sn5mitted-retef
ing any who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia
Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Famies-t
bo had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bers
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch ST. Phiadel
pha, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR.. II. Is. SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee August "a
1858, have sold all the German Ber Won have
seat me- and if the preparation continues do as much
Qo0a as It hIs dole 10 ao'U 6s ts best nsd5ie spr s5d
herGT
L. SSoDGRAss, Sparta Tennessee August 90 s58 saws;
pleased to state that your German BitteIz has given
in every instance where it hes been used
b. T. HoLLs, Hillsborough Tennessee August 90 1883
pleased to state that the German Bters has
given general satisfaction"
DR., p. FARO BRo, Knoxville, Tennessee sth April,
1851 said: Your Biters selling veFy fast: and
every person that has used it, far have been able
to learn, has been benefited
j. W. FRANKLIN 4 Co., Gaatln Tennessee December
&c. 1850, said: The hrm will want more of vour BIT
ers soon, of the partners thinks il great med
,lne"
Il. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee September is, 1859,
All There great for your BteIs here please
end another lot soon"
80 They eHtsrsIy teqb free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
rate it,
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and S,oruseepers ev.
anywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville By Berry DemOvi!le Brown
Frubbs Ewln Brothers. H. G. ScOye and dealers in med
ine generally mchl0 55-d&wlV
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.LEA L WALLACE. NJ P wINGFIELD
WALLACE 81 WINGFIEBD,
General Commission Merchants,

A d y = 4 J. y i ; n i Il q ID z Z n
AILAARi, GEURGLi.
yNTILL give SPECIAL asuton 10 the sale Of Bacon, Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c, sc.
Wallace. Knoxville, Tenn Toole, Bro & Co., MARY
Vile Tenn IA 7 Cox Louisville Tenn, Donaldson,
Union Tenn johnson HAIR sadisonville Teen, Brab-
Il Bro Sewer county, Tenn, FANS q hing, Dan
.!ridge Tenn Vaugn & Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn,
81 jackson, Athens, Tenn., Pouain Jennings Co, Au
gusta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, w Lu-
1as Athens Ca John WHgheld, Madison, Ga, Carhart
Rntr Macnn G. Z Z willis Savannah. Ga. nlv1
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OVERS ~ CO..
GERS, AUCTIONEE
AND
{ IN mission Merchants

hAhis0N LILLE, IENNESSEE.
HE Subscribers having associated themselves under
L the StV lie and trm OF Dl EKS i CO for tSe purpose
OF conducting General Agency and Commission busi-
ress, take this method Of offering their services to their
friends and the public. They will either buy r sell Pro-
duce and Property of all kinds hire Negroes attend 10
Settlements and Collections in Summer and the counties
adjoining, &c &c.
Having good Warehouse, they Will receive Storage
and ship Produce. Thsr house being large aud comnlo
dions they are now ready tor and solicit eonsgnments
OF all sorts Of Merchandise for their Sales at Auction or
privately, according To Consguers instructions. they
will receive Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Hats, Saddles
Harness. Groceries, Hardware, Leather Furniture aud
Agricultural Implements fer all Of WHICH there is scarce
iy better market. On the principle pf uinbe six.
pence better than slow shilling" they vii! sell Groceries
on terms that must please their patrons
PROMISING prompt attention and UuTsmtting care for
any and every interest entrusted them and an immed
ate return OF proceeds every occasion they confidently
hope TO merit and receive your patronage.
JAS. s DYER
q. DYER.
TilUS T. q. TABB
RrFER TO-~MaSsrs Aysrett 1 Bennett WiusoR Hart
NJ Hart, Hartsviile; Maj ID Burtord, Mr. kom Wight
Col Jas Vaughn, dickson SPRING 10 Pickett Jno NJ.
Clarin Bro, Carthage; DR. Allison Gov W Camp
bell, Lebanon; Gen MeCOin DrJ W Franklin, W l.
Brber, Dr II F Anderson JnO T Barber John + San.
derson and Messrs Jenkins, Allen & Caurei Galistu;
MAJ Alex Allison, Nashville feDl4-2taWu
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TENNESNEE AMI ,I !. :, Il. :. 2 :. :. =
Sa.j,L fs1s.-s E--E--, -, = :. = +, = 10
.sstss ~ t..


~ viii run Is t5l a.ys: --'-5 -Ss,, L-zlls
COL Ne, C-E
Leaves Nashville at s.4p. ,-..tE q
iHonpson st 20, A. n and & Is ''-' D.
GpiNG NUh-T
Leaves IbompsOu'5 % s:fI a. and p , .
NESh'h Lie IJ2' "A. T., and o 60. T. r. --'t' q
Sand4y Iraiu leaves Thompsa4, s..q.
4he Stages oi Carter, ThOma5 Il L.9-, ,-,-. .t 81,
Trains at Thompsun's --ls. "il3 'h=
Through Tickets 70 Memphis. V-s-,a.r,,--,
luseAn0i4, tiorence CciunI5ii. ami fui.ss5 81 I I.I
tel. o'y' .,, me y eIallc.I lie
tecl2-;f a. '1'4a--''t.-.
T.. Er.-. and -lr-1f
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NGoAtlLLE To NEfs UfkI-g-
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS

FARE, RLiIR7 Z DOLL4Pv
\ IA Chattanooga, Atlanta and V-sst T,.-.., r.,
pot. Price SO So - &C --1 . TIE De
IlOn hellgoEnery to Mobile, b. double csv I'm,
morning aid evening" 0fStaCesa1t S.sa-5Ec,,- 5
isg "!'A the steamers from therca % yar- Q-isss
ii. l. ANDERSON on So. ~ 'iS-.is-
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NAshyILLE WILL vaSI9,-! AMP CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

y.
III the tennessee River Bridge is reisrlTf a.
- I5ouuce and Merchandise viii De tran. - : q
- SerOsst tne river on Steamboats, and Bl- ~
- ahI Dc subjected 70 two drayagas Shi7De- AZ, rt,.
ued INA. al goods sent to the Depos ia 5ss,S ii.
esnt or tns entire protection Of the eoutsotg Nil h. %
ysS 'su Ulan viii not be received except In brav os
ou = % ktuuy oegs The light thin sacks viii 80 T st
t.s az t1s r'ss f tie oac7e- IS the sbor 1} ffra -
Ilry % relarhe same viii greatly retard ,s rg,sL;
@ e1uHot oe periorn1eC- The Agents Of ne Isos5 -
tGy ueled hni to receive grli1 at rer-ivs
stations unless the sacks plainly aud ds,,re,ly ]
4lG E,;D @econl panied by an order OF shipment
Il e esun@ permit the Depots - be used IS St,rs-s
~ ' Uf-ih or Produce, when The sane IA I, h. bIf
uaIli s!'s ihe eonvenleuce OF the owner or .br -,
otder NJ r"ard Wheat 10 Chattanoor.s In h. - ,
y ne cel's, and Corn eight cents per bus7eI fr, 1L
Ia aDI All Stal0ns west o. Tennessee River e-5 -
'7L'-iiS anu AL stations west Of T1llshou= VIE i
&c c1-d <ea lrd cents and Corn Etue cents nor r-Fei -
-lsAy vii oe charged one collar per bsrzi f-- -.
NILe 70 CnAliiroogl- All articles = lreft .---,. -
our I-'l 1 as ISL ID, 81 and 4.h class IS U 5s ra--sS =
{ "- AL ~ 'd'es- L. z. ANDERSON
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w. tON destined Tor Charleston viii ar, AL r e.
uae, De charged "a 20 per bale Of SEQ E5s ors-ss I
% een's per 100 lbs Tor excess OF over 500 Ibs.
9P.Iz n /. ANDERSON. SuD't y D. g q q.
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A GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
"A States 10 sell the above and improved IORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, ch. TO
make money will be offered. Exclusive STATE and Ounty
privileges will be disposed Of unusually IA terms by
application 10 the Proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Coo Mil unsurpassed IN the
Union and whicu cannot be superseded by past future
Inventions. Il is the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock kaser should have it Will crush from to 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with hOrse easily hted
up managed; Wegbs go bs and all contact OF tie
grinding surfaces prevented, w last any farmer
oinary lifetime IspeAk thus Of its durability because the
principle has been ilrly tested in the Old Bark Mill
WHO'S It t-aJ wants
i MILL on TRIAL
Tor m0nth and IT dOa give complete satisfaction Ia
return z II there be any thus dispD let him
speak Satisfaction warranted in case the
ey viii be Tsiuuded. This Crusher cd be attached 10
h"rSe water or sean power, hlch renders the most
cnvenent Mil south ui MlsonS and DiEon's line. AL
''Acr tShsTs nuw Ia tue south require much power
'r Will supn wear ont. According
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn AID Cob Miu shca admits If literal or wabBlug
"o'ion vi" necessarily, out; all other CruShers
are "A.N'e in this pa objection, and the PrOprie0rs
dTe no' dispute il. IN toe CONSTRUCTION Of ~ ouXG AMER
ioN nav gained I"~c'. uoa Gety c1DtrldicOn have
la-rl,d if.npf, tl Challenge ne word 10 the cantra
f'i nave -.'''' "nasaE lateral notion md all are
''"t''e'' ",''"' ledge '!; airrCioge, assert that
A' ''!''.'' '.'' .- A..1 ail non selling tlls TIE
ntSNtc iE'g.t..a a.. ulrH.H.t. s"fl Ut
lsTN DOLLARS.
Aud aay one waning cod thing is earnestly re-
4uessd o. ,nc .a. la- AID principles Of lhrs
Mil, and vgasr 3,oua rae i""Fgteuor or l. .uts
4 liberal ui.g'uDI uE-.s 60 uyagrA
J. = UkJMGOULE,
Shcibyvlt,e, Tenn. Oct - 30 Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Lihs Mosra 4 CO, a Market street, Nashville Manu-.
tacturers aud General Agents.
Beaumont FJiG Co, Ci-Tksg.lie, Ageot, sontgom
er, county.
Ab Watkins Pulaski, Agent TER GILES county.
wn. Iiual, Saieu,, Agent tor SrAnkun cosnty, Tenn
aud jackson cIuaJy, Ala
james h. Vance C4siiliAu Spri IS, Agent for Sumner
county.
j. ". Hatcher Colunlbia, Agent for Aaury county.
" NJ Bell, p 81. Rome, Agent for Smith county.
J. x. Akin, Charleston, a gent for Bradley county.
" H. uunley & Bros Louion, Agents for East Tenuss
So octl 4-Ivdk'riw
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COMlIs. ~, AND I.AACE 5.l7-IIl;.--

=" = q = d. q AER,
4 n PAIN PLACE NEW YORK r-.Tg, .f..-.t--..
JOs OF southern and Western Merchants ta ,,s -.
OF Fals, Coubs, liaIr Tooth and Nail .ruiaz @ -
eaies. fefinainsLyi nay S2sp5 fore Aouaics e, and 80
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wa Ce,s rr, 80,
Be3Gs, AeeS'lees, &C ind'a Ru5beg ColsEs ts1es ne
ana ana Iys .. S e'Sty oesorlI ItloH. essscrs laza art 80
ellding % general and very large s,oo- of Er Fy.sc
ana herman Fancy Goods, which viii be s5 at .svs
!S Orders by letter selected r7i rrF rr IN .,s -.
WILLIAM TASkEH
-ts W Pax Pace. EEw iozE
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s 5 a s=z


NhE Great Central Route eoousctirs ~. ,-7------
L wthN estern North sslern ,rJ 500 = ~ e -t'
Dy q CONTINUOUS Railway GIreci. Tia, rs..l -I - ,3,
a. a. IIItsours with Gaiy line Of Steamers tl q n -
me western Rivers, and at Clsrgitra rE - ~ '.s o
S'eaneIs 70 al ports on the Northwestern Ias l
,i ,ls L1GSt '+ersrs, eleLDet QHd rstfqll gl-.
FALIIIhL can be torSgrdei to and from ft. 60 i.
nm Rates between Phila5slulis and p--t,s - % 80
sIfN2I CLlASo-BoOts chOes. DIV f.-.a--- '-s
~ IN boKeS) Eurs, Feathers dc Sue Ier lCgts
SECoND CLA>S-Books and ~tlti,rs,y
Dry GOODS TN baleS,j Hardware le., l--, 70. 7..-,
lher, &c ..-.-.....- '- t~' -0t-
THIRD CLASS.-AnviIs Bagyi1, ..--
-, and Pcr. an bulk, Hemp. &c. f5C per I1lB
1oCHi a a Ci-AS>-C Celes Fish, Bac9,
and Fork packed. Lard aai a-1f,- zoe per Is0E
tlOuF-Sl per bOi until ii.ri..s- r,.5rs ~
Ofaln-3o cis per loo l1a. uarfi ll.r-tar-e.-,
further notice ' '1'- "t --.. ul-i
- IN shipping Goods from aBy gs.r. r,., ,. i,r..-
ueiphla be particular 10 1ag, T. ..rge.-s .. rs -
H. r., ~ 'ioods eou-irusI % tie -aut q, .hs
OUt d=tentou '' 20 '' ""l1ei WHO
p. tHel0HI -iGsyTa-Harris. Worr4iev < &C. ts,,,a,,
80 =. r. >.sl . 90, ;. Lguls. a. ,casI =
a''', ~ '-oS' .'ie. Iadana; iH8ssr Bel ud turslg-r
aler & .eUeii, Louisville Ev..f g. ,i..srrT p -
iMh[i@n.; ~ spriC-lsn browH and lrviu d 20 I.i--..
- L \ '1ulll =. to' L-nesvls uu.0 LcscE ~ Co As
- h"Dy street Boston. Leach q Go 2 tsr,r Fl7- g.
lofAi 20 " iiiaiu street and No. H.frgr- bi., -
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Exceency ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF Tennes.
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