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Homc-t the place where children have their
own way, and married men resort when they
have no where else to Keep themselves.
UI(e-The woman who is expected to pur,
chase without means, and sew on buttons be-
fore they come OFF
Baby-the thing on account of which ts
mother should never go to the opera, conse-
qdently need never have new hat
Dinner-the meal which is expected to bs
in exact readiness whenever the master Of
the house happens home to eat it, whether
at twelve or half past three.
Wasting Da9-the time when woman
can throw broomstick at thievish dog,
or say won't without being thought cross.
4fowsers the disputed territory.
TnE following rich incident actually oc-
cured not long ago, in the recitation room
of a law school not thousand miles from
Lebanon, n. Y!
One of the professors, to test the ability
of student he was examining, propounded
the following question:
Mr.. --, what do you think should
be done with man that had committed su-
icide ~
The student was puzzled ; he scratched
his head Il moment, as If to brighten his ide-
as, and then responded:
" We'll, it is my opinion, as professional
man. that he ought to be made to support
the child p
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H. j. HOWE,
-a--=-= - s~ar.Asss -
n " ~, GAll
C. E. WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on CGgrt street, near the Court House.
July 10, 1856. 26-u.
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re" Single copies of the JOURNAL, IN tcrdpPers,
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at this Office.
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Book and Job Printing.

We have connected with the JOURNAL, a full and
complete job Office, where every description of
work will be executed neatly and promptly.
AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.
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Lost Gold.

The editor Of the Ma CoHlorni1, speak
ing of the Cocos Island gold search, and
treasure hunting generally, relates the fol-
lowing
We, ourselves, recolIect in the winter
of the year lS48, at the little mining camp
on Wcber's Creek, q singular sort Of iud-
vidnal known only by the name of Jack
for nobody stopped in those times to inquire
his other name, who buried all his treasure
Jack had many good qualities, but he had
one bad one. His luck was immense. Gold
seemed to come into his pan and rocker as
though it was going to its proper and deter
mined destination. lie could always make
strike but Jack would always, 50 sure,
as night came, despite the fact that whskey
OF the quality that would kill hundred
yards gill of which would stop a steam
boat under full hcadway,' cost sixteen dol.
lars bottle, would always buy a bottle
of whiskey and appropriate its contents in
the course Of the night. One afternoon,
Jack came into camp perfectly sober, but he
told us tale which his future history 1ri-
fled, that all his gold dust, some one thou
sand ounces, was gone He said he had a
recollection of burying it somewhere ON the
hills. A lofty pine tree was the only pccu-
liar mark to the vicinity Of the spot which
he recollectcd, and at the root Of this pine
tree he buried his treasure The hills about
there were green with the mountain pine Of
California, and this was no clue to the pile
which Jack had buried, and from that day
to this, we have never read Of its being
found"
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Origin or "A BncKP-W When you say,
in phrase that is now Americanzcd, such
and such man is brick do you think
of, or do you know the origin of it 1t is
this An eastern prince, on being asked
" Where are the Notifications of your city ?o
replied, pointing to his soldiers, every man
YOU see is a hrickD
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Judiciary. j

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HuGH C. Murray Chief Justice
Solomon lleydcnfelt. Associate Justice.
D. f. Terry -
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O. H, P. NORCROS6

u IL : NOhCAUpD,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Office, on Court House Hill.
July 10, 1856, 26-tf.
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J. B. GORDON, N. D.

nR GORDON will continue to practice Medi-
Dcine and Surgery. Calls froma distance must
be accompanied by the FEE to insure his attention,
Weaver, June %, 1886. 23-tf
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]. S. SMELLING, NJ. D.

DR. SMELLING having permanently located in
- Weavervile, will continue to practice Mcdi-
cine and Surgery. Calls from distance must be
accompanied by the FEE, to insure his attendance
Office in L" Magnolia" building, on Main street
Weaver Sept %, 1855. 3G-tf.
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THE TRINITY JOURNAL
IL PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,

L.. j. CURTIS, ID. T.. GORDON,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
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ARsrocRAcY.-Punch gives the following
definition -" \ class Of persons who des-
pisc the public, and are venerated by the
public for that very reason"
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DR.. r. A. THOMAS,

NENDERS his Professional services to the cit-
i zens of Weavcrvile and vicinity.
Ohice at the city Drug Store, west side Main st..
Weaver, August %, 1856. 3l-tf
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WRoyG is but falschood put in practice.
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A DAUGHTERS CHoCE.-When Philip
Henry, the father Of the commentator on the
Bible, sought the hand of the only daughter
of Mr.. Matthew in marriage, an objection
was made by her father, who admitted that
he was a gentleman, a scholar and an ex-
cellent preacher, but he was stranger
" and they did not even know where he came
from" True" said the daughter, who
had well weighed the excellent qualities
and graces of the stranger, but know
where he is going, and | should like to go
with him" )" and they walked life'S pilgrim
age together.
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" | SrgER complained Of my condition, ,"
says the Persian poet, Sa1i5 "but once, when
my feet were bare, and had no money to
buy shoes but | met a man without feet,
and became coutented with my lot"
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DISTRICT JUDGES.
Trinity Co. Official DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors meet the Ist Monday
in February, May, August and November.
DISTRICT COURT-l5TH Dtsrmcr.
Composed of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
bodt.
TERMs-In the County of Trinity, on the Sd
Monday in February, May, August and Novem-
ber,-in the County of Humboldt, the first Mon
day in January, April, July and October
COUNTY COURT.
TERMs-1st Monday in January, March, Moy,
July, September. and November
COURT OF SESSIONS
TERMs-lst Monday in February, April June,
August, October and December.
PROBATE COURT.
TERNs.-4th Monday of each month.
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Household Definitions.

OLD-FASHIONED GRANDMOTHER r.
GOD BLESS HER FOREVE Err
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JOY TO THE WORLDi u
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
HurIey's SarsauariIIa.

NFa the remedies that have discovered during the
~ for the Thousand ills that flesh is heir
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the discOverer spent decade
cd it to the public and il already recognized by the
eminent in all parts the country TO be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups of the root have hbe
failed command the sanction of the faculty. because,
bong tested they have been found contain
den which neutraze the good effects of the sarsapara
and eenmes inure the health of the patient. Ii
with Huriey's preparation -
This the pure and genuine extract of the and WILL
trial. be found efecta certain and perfect the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection of the Bone, Habitual Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases oil the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Pemae Irregularities, scrofula or Kings Evil,
Fistula, Syphilis,
And all Diseases Ofthe Skin.
Besides curing the above 1t is also known to be great
and powerful Onc purifying the blood and vgoratng the
system.
Ia short it is without exception mentioned
and lis general effect the system the most ecacious
desirable remedy of the age. is already
sivey used tOU ghOut the country and fastobanng
EurOpem reputation The instances Of has effected
daily TO the ppretOrs know ledge, and he has
noheatiOn in recommending il to and all who desire to
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried its Of
iecs will be apparent to admit Of further doubt.
Recsect HuTey SsTsaparllia is e only genuine article
in the market
II , Price dollar per BOTTLE six for five dollars.
For sale the mGuuaC0Ty of Seventh and Green
streets, Louisville Ky. Alsn hOlesae and retail H.
SCoV and ty dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico Jan23-d&wly
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER.
THE Remedy for Rheumatism, GOut Pain in the
L Side, Hip Back, Limbs and Joints; Scrofua, Kings
Evil White Swelling, Hard TumOrs Stiff Joints, and all hI
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster il applied pain exist.
II has been beneficial of weakness such Pain
and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lameness, AT
ection of the Lungs in their primary stages. 1t destroys in
AamatiOn by perspiration
Boyd, Pickens district South Carolina, testges
that by alone he cured Of Rheumatism in both
OF his knees, of several years standing.
The following handed US by respectable Physician
in Georgia.
MessTs. Scovil & Mead-Gents: have been using youI
Lverwo and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in
practice three years past and it Is with pleasure that
my belief in their superiority all other arcles
with which acquainted the purposes for which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
universal penaeca for local pains have also found
excellent application for Sprain and Bruises. 1t gives uni
versal satisfaction wherever used. SIS 0SIIN, NJ d.
Knoxville, g a., March 4th, 1853.
10 Beware Of COunteTfets and base limitations.
1he genuine will future have the signature of K. Tay
Ior steel plate engraved the label the Of
box.
Purchasers advised counterfeit ofhis
tiClsls n existence.
sold by us, and by agents appointed
ogh he Soutn and pedar allowed to sell it, Deal
urchasc generally cautioned against buying of
regular agents. otherwise the will imposed u
OF by worthless article. SCOVlL & MEAD.'t
Iii Chares street, New Orleans, Sole General Agents for
Southern States whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Rwin Brothers, Berry & DemovIe, A R
Tenn. and by all other Druggists through the State
Iar,I0 IV tTiW
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AND Via L n
r RmR0AD.

cpEGyay NDIyCE 70 SHIPPERS VA 81 VANNAH
80 70 NASHVILLE
& The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n has rotted and reminded the Central Railroad Com.
- or Ganr0la Of their Summer Rate, and 1t does not
PJ a. have bsen noticed recognised in the hand bills
:" tba Company recently distributed in our city, we take
ms 1ehod Of informing the Merchants and shippers Dy
~ H. ,ot the rate Will be 81 35 per 100 lbs on st Class
J ma not 81 25 as the hand bills represent IL 20 s
s average through rate FIRST Class Goods from the
Sebosrd 10 Nashville but is to mo 10 cents ad-
Tii - ,,s Sun,-ser aud a deduction OF 10 cents per
u.s. Ih in the inter- which make the rate as per our
g,snt ~ y? 81 IS from June to Deeembe, aud 81 Is
na'e'tsellesn sn - :, lime II. / ANDERSON,
from beS' ~ Superintendent
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YOTICE TO CONsIGNEks; =
MD ,NSpoRTATION OFFICE, N. & q. X. X.

NASHVILLE September -, 1856
rTHE Dryneu Of Nashville having dssGn'bSea con re-
,sj ftbs arrival Of their goods and furnished with
hI Of freight due same ANY one presenting The no
ice and paying the bill will be reeogn-ed as te % no
tnnafes with the delivery of the goods, and claims
Fr eencies and damages will not be allowed alter de-
livery unless by consent II being the day ol sns
10 a asens will be required to receipt for all articles
OF 5jvered Notices for all cOnsguees whose place oi
DusISi-o DusiuGSSi " CHAS W. ANDERSON, Agent
BThe object Of the alb We notice is not to give
=, ,;ss any Unnecessary trouble, or compel drsymen
s RESPONSIBILITIES that do not legitihaiely belong
10 ss sss lint simply 10 define the position OF the
a 70 leaving merchants and draymen to max; their own
arrangements. leeP-Io =! : =,
WAGON AND HORSE TEAM FOR SALE; ALE;
hASSUW WAGON, good harness, and well trained
4 NV g. saIe on GOOD terms, on time required by
the PurooSSe'' IOcuo-f
field,
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: PENNSYLVANIA RAILtss1AD..
&C. g - 80

NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic clnes
EithWestern, Northwestern and So1thw states,
bv continuous Railway direct This ruad also connects
NJ Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandnsky with
Steaers 10 all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most dtrec cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods re mar 1ooth
lin boxes, Furs, Feathers, &c....... - r
SECOND CLASS.-Bo0ks and Stationery, .
Dry Goods TN bales,) Hardware, Lea soc per l0ob
ther, &c. .....-.....-............. ..#
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, soc NOR ,oan
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp &c, ...... J :
FOURTH CLASS.-Gs1ee Fish, Bacon, Aac rs, 1oefh
aud Pork (pscked, Lard and Lard Oil, Nv
Flour-$l per Dbl until further notice. E.f.'.
3rain-5O efs per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Coton-s2 per bale, not teEceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
ts- In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
depha be particular to mark package UG Philadelphia
Raly0fH" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF this
Road Philaae phia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention, --
FREIaHr AGENrs.-Harris. Wormley Co, Memphis,
Tennessee r. +. Sass Co, St Louis; j. 4 Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesnl, ellaRd Murdoch and
Carter & Jewett Louisville, ky K. q. Medrum Madison,
Indiana Sprgman Brown, aud Irwin Co. Cincinnsti;
n W Graham s Co, Zanesviile, Ohio; Leech Co.. No
81 Eiby street Boston, leech Co. Astor House, New
York; MOL William street. and No. BaterG Place, New
York E. } Sneeder Philadelphia; MagraW Koons, Bal-
timOre; Geo G Franciscus, Pittsburg. a
H. Il. HOUSTON, GeHeral Freight Agent, PhiG.
Ii. J. LiOMBAERT, Sap't, Altoona, Pa.
laE
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STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, BREMEN . SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

FTNhk ships comprising this line are WASH E>En
4 lNGiOS. Capt Z Cavendy; HER .ssS<&5fts2
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stes- SsslHt&z&
mers stop a; SOUTHAMPTON both goine,and rsturpins
PRoFosED rATEs ssILINa-lS5S
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
ITO take effect on and aerSATURDAY, 2lst of June,
1856 Day Passenger leaves Nashville al 800, A M,
arrives at Chattanooga at 6.Q5, =. Nj.
Nioh Passage leaves Nashville at 5, F. NJ, arrves at
Chattanooga -, 4. NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga al o. A. NJ arrives
at Nashville az 2.40, 7. NJ. =,
Night Passenge. leaves Chattanooga at 10, T. M ar
rEeS ;'a,oo, 90 ''''''' H. l. ANDERSON, supt.
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octl4-td, p. McKObEkTS.


.OAn ACRES " splendid land lyingou the South
COO side of the N. 4 g Ra,lr,ad. "a miles from
Nashville q from Lavsrgne Depot 676 acres under q
good cedar fence and in high state Of cultivation On
this hind comfortable Dwellings Gins, Ont.
houses s good, tine Orchard OF choice Fruit mum.
Der of excellent Springs aud is travsrsed by never
falling stream of water. : r .. ---t
This Tract for richness of soil udbeauy Of location is
not surpassed If equaed nRutherord county and is well
adapted 10 the growth Of Cotton Cprn and small Gram
and taking into consdsaon its cgguity to The tsruad
Churches and variety OF Shops, &c, think very
desirable place indeed Also l20 Of cedar at con
will sell altogether, divide to suit purchasers On aeeon1
modaiing terms. Apply on the premises to the su6
scribsr at Lavergne, Tennessee. 49,. 8
au55-tw&wtE 'lI CHARLES i. NELSON.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TTNIREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pttsburg THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at 7 A Ma and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia ct Z, a. M. TIE FAST LINE
for PblIadelpbia at !, p 81. THE NIGHT EXRFfESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ 4
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
10 and from ST. Louis No. Alton, Galena and Chicago,
ILL.,; frankfort Lexington and Louisville, KY. Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette And Indianapolis, Ind; Cncn
nat DAYTON Springfield BeIFfontaine, Sandusky Toledo,
Cleveland Conmous GAINESVILLE Msssillon, and Wooster,
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans s.. louis, Louisville and Cincinnati 9
Through Tickets can be had to from either of the
abo7eplaess
Foriuriher particulars zee Randbls al the different
starting points Passengers from tfeSest will find this
the shortest aud most expeditions route to PhIadephis
Baltimore, New York or sgson.
THi}S. MOORE, AaeNT, P4sseagsrf Zines, PEILaia
J. NESKIi1zN AGENT, Passenger Lines, ttsbslrg EEk
Philadelphia, ls55-ianS-ly ,
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LAW UFFICE. '
T NJ. WILKIN having been admitted to practice in
- all the Courts of Ten and New York and hav-
ing permanently located in Nashville will attend TO all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him.
flee No 20 Cherry street. novS-t.
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A SHALL FARM FOR SALE NEARNIST1-
WILLIE. .- 4l--1 lll1-s-l- -

T HAVE for sale about 20 acres Of Laad, miie.
from the city, 10 good negnbortood % Ell f eIei
ed and the balance heavily uDbersd. Theentire Psaels
splenddiy SET in Blue Grass will divide II iato t,or
tour parcels 10 the entire Tract be disposed of ~ NJ.
whole to one purchaser, on liberal terms -
There four beeutul Building S5tFa s,sr.,t;tfs e
being made EshandsOme any place abour Nashvslle
For further particulars call and see me at No. Colrs
street and Will offer splendid bargain r., 4 -
. Octl9-t .ti+la-eHlf n ErTE
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Funeral Undertaking.
Who Wants a Home .

DWELLiNGS AND BUILDING LOTS FOR
- SALE, '
THAT magnificent Brick Dwelling Of Jsen Yeatmau's 8,
with or 10 rOems Broad street, est Nashville.
bargain will be given.
3D. An elegant Biick Hou,e with rooms, No. 70 North
Summer street. - n.c
Sd, "A Brick House with rooms, on High street
near Broad, free IRON taxation.
4th, A magnificent Frame Dwelling with rooms and
65 acres ground miles from the city, the GSlsn
Pike t- .l- t o
5,h An elegant Frame Cottage, with rooms in Punam's
Addition to Edgshed. --.. Ia. "a r1T ~
9Th, An elegant Brick Dwelling with 10 rooms, No.
"a Chnrch street. near Spruce.
7Ih, A desirable Brick House with rooms, NO. leI,
corner Of Cherry and Line streets
sth, desirable Residence Lot fronting ~ lee' On
Cherry street. between Church and Broad
sth One fronting AZ feet Broad street, between sum
mer and High.
10Th magnificent Building Site fronting 100 Feet on
Broad street. West Nashville.
llth beautiful Lot the corner Of Gay and PARK
s,rsets 10 watkins unrivalled addition. Three neat
hriek dwellings have been erected in Watkins addition IN
,bs List faT weeks. Cali soon on ~ ,t-i
'"' - J. L. 4 Z. W. BROWN 1a
oct-Im Az Cherry street.
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Central Ohio
AND@eA Sio
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
E;; $50 -

THINNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OAl0, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ippion can be procured TO which point as well as to
Rtn,ere II is the shortest most direct and in every
t The most reliable route 1t is the only route by which
f resrh the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
Yor t the cost Of Ticket to New York only, thus en-
abng business and Travellers for pleasure or lnfor
nation four Of the principal cities IN the Union ior
less cost than can he afforded by any other route.
And II Is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
he had TO Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston Savannah, Macon, AT
lanta Augusta. Berke7 Springs and Bedford springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter 4 Thomas or steamers the Cumberland rlvsr
To LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United states
Mail steamers 10 CucunGt, or with the JenersonVlle
Railroad 10 indianapolis, Ind make direct connection al
nTnbns Obio wifh the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
mo whence close connection with the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore, Phils
deiphia and New Ork.
bs are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
t,anraI Rsirrad from thence passing through Terre
uute IndsnapOis DAYTON and &enia to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. NJ, $3.50 T. NJ and
II =. n. ,.,.,,L.: ::
Travellers are requested TO notice that wbils this is
the amin yt T,rding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
e t the same rate charged by other routes to Ae0
YE ol II IA also the shortest most speedy and direct
70 ali the leading points in the East. The distance from
Cur1brs Ia Baltimore only $40 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York. than by any other route There
are less changes Of by this route, and consequently
!ess detention. than by any other.
-" The road is ballaSted with broken stone ana ID
entirely free from dust p,r,,Crv
For orrheriafornation please apply to D. G. RUMSEH,
Agent Nashville, Tenn -, n r
rho IT \ Mail steamers or the JeersOuville Railroad
otfrs Nm street WIN. 5. W0ODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. U. X. X.
John NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
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TaURsToN q BERNARD,

go, = f.-- iAsxl d0eT ~ Uatul1nn's.) 5ls
M no" nave on hand beautiful stock, OF Ersuch
w and English Aerfnos Pain Plld and xrnbre
shaded oil wool DeLaiHes bonlbazines Cashmeres Mu
chester DeLnss PEdd, ted elbow and Whfts Ffsrfs,in
All QUALITIES Also, compete siOgk iaplee Ssas
Servants Guods oi al kBds winch Inrls feks,eu.
hen OF all CASH buyers, "a give gvod bareaass
sspt23-t flT77--,-r--r
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MCCLURE, BUCK q CO,
Successors to the late firm of Maxey Mcclure Coz
TIN, PLATE N SHEET IRON WORKERS,
A their old stand, No Is Market street. Nashville,
"A Tenn, keep constantly on hand Tin Ware OF every
Observation-Disclosures and retail. Also Tin Plate, Sheet
Copper, Block Tin, Sheet lron Sad Irons, Fairbanks
Wood and Coal SToyes cHnsIppt;n Of EranFlin q
Ten Plate Seven Plate Box and Cylender Stoves Also,
Paror Chamber and Office Crates To all of which they
purchase. [septl9-3n.
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Stopping southampton, both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre
ouer for the economy of time and money
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen
Cabin SaiOon 100 dollars First Cabin, Lower saloon
dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post Of
6ce.
No bills ofIading be signed or parcels received
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeons attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply 10 a.
q. II. SAND, ~ South William street, New YORK.
C. A. HElNEKEN n CO., Bremen, -.-.-f .-
CR0SkEY q CO. Southampton.
VIM. ISELIN HAvre. ~ .-t ian23-Iy