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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01
GIgS0H g SeAGRE / \ i1i:jii. err.

ID u " q q D s. U S.
Have opened on Main street, opposite The
Court House. large and carefully selected aask
Of Drugs ana Medfcines, Chemicals, Uitas
ralnts oievery variety and 81 aFtielen, used iu
Dleiag and oil OF or arts Ia which chemicals are
used. They have used care IN procuring "a
Pure aAd unadGitsrafsd Medieines,
upon which the purchaser can safely rely.
luFPkESCRlPTIONS are carefully and &C.
oarstely compounded. aud having made arrange
meats with the manu- iaeturers Of the variSus
popular PATENT MEDICINES, 10 supply the
Norih-Nest Of Ohio at manu- factarort prices, The
eoan'ry-trad viii fad is 70 their interest 10 soad
them their orders. ~
They have also on hand large and choice
selection Of articles
FOFthe TOiIette, f'sl
Containing the most delightful perfumsry. BSv,.
ders' SOAP, articles Tor the growth and beauty OF
helT eaa az afucles Tor pariyiag, sWsoie ding.
and sleeking up the a ,srior,
Surgical Instruments
ana epPliases,, of'hs bs', qualify. k'Pi0n hasd.
PURE LIQU oRs, @
lor 'nedicol use, such q Brandses, Wines. Alko.
quality
u tho oljoei o. Tho proprletols Of shls ess..
biishment 20 ssli articles Of qualities and a
prices such a. 20 secure them the c0nfdenco and
the patronage of discriminating public, 20 20
eonpliHh which no pains will be spared. Callg
the sign Of the iarge gih mortar, aad sxualao
our stock and our prices.
Tina. o.. July n, 1856.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

E~ Mr II. II. Robinson's q entire share
10 the Enquirer was sold At Shorilf's 8 sale
on saturday, 70 John G.. Jones, late po-
lloe clork, for the sum Of three hundred
and City dOllars.---C;a, colwmbiea.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

blood, in which she has received her bsptism,
3 bright and shining star IN The galaxy Of
'he American Union while iobn G. Fremont
soail be haiied az The champion OF our saliva
ton' and atriumpiant heir, to the highest post
"a ihe gifi 0f the people.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01
RIP. BUCKLANDl
s. BIRCHARD,E Committee
o. L. MINIS,
Fremont, July 20.

RV- All papers in Ohio, favorable to
Freedom and Fremont, are requested to
publish this call.
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what the southern slataamsn

What the Southern Statasmsn
Thought About Etush bsro
-At Convention 70 ratiiy the COusiis
tuition Of the United States, PkTHoK
HESRr held tho fOllouing language ee.
slavery is detested. We feel it's
fatal effects we dsploro il with all the
pity Of humanity"
$ ElliOtt's Deb. 500.
Speaking Of the abolition Of the Save
trade, Mr., Wilson, one Of .he trainers Of
the Federal Constitution, said in a Con
vention in Pennsylvania;
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

EEPride hides mans faults before
himself, and magnises them to others.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

Efr The absence Of The editor will
be efficient for the unusual amount Of
editorial
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01
TIM REpUBLICANs or FREMONT
20 TIE FREEMEN OF OHIO
nREET1M0

The Second Grand Mass Meeting Of
.ihs friends 0f FREMONT aud DAY
TON, in Ohio viii be held at
Fremont, Wednesday: August 9Th,
This place ia rendered memorable by
the heroic defence Of Fort Stephenson
by Col. Cfoghan, and his brave and no.
Bic men, on che "a Of August, 1919, and
We CORDIALLY INVITE YOU ALL,
OF WHATEVER NAME OR PARTY,
% rally around this old Battle Ground,
and take counsel together as to the best
means ofSTAYING THE EXTENSION
OF HUMAN SLAVERY, into territory
HERETOFORE CONSECRATED 10
FREEDOM
The mos. distinguished men Of Ohio,
aud other States, WILL BE HERE, and
speak, both N ENGLISH aud GERMAN
on the great questions now agitating the
public mind. The names Of the speakers
viii bo announced through the new
pers In due time. Arrangements have
been made with the Cleveland and Tole.
do Railroad for Half Fare tickets for ALI
who wish to oattend tho Convention. and
it is expected that similar arrangements
viii DO made with al Railroads connect.
ing with che O. aud 4. Road
ALL WILL BE WELCOMED by the
fremonters, WITH OPEN HANDSand
WARM HEARTS, FREEMEN OF
OHIO, RALLY. Let the 9th of An.
gust be glorious day for the cause of
FREE SPEECH ! FREE MEN / FREE
LABOR FREE KANSAS and FIRE.
MONT
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A Gun for Buchanan and Nullia,
cation.

The letter OF Preston s. Brooks to A
Charleston Buchanan ratification meet
ing, which We print this morning, calls
for an attentive perusal, IL is. undis.
guised and outspoken in It's uttorance. -
The demi-murderer Of Sumner goes for
Buchanan as Che representative Of the
principles and doctrines Of Pierce and
Douglas, and because no has pledged
himself TO carry out those principles "as
practically applied to the Territory Of
Kansas" Failing In the election Of Mr..
Buchanan, the belhgerent South Carroll.
nian threatens an the consequence a dis
solution Of the Union.
This is the sun and substance Of the
letter. two alternatives are preuented-
Buchanan, or disunion How does such
an srgument for Mr, Buchanan suit our
Northern Demoorats--an argument thrust
at them on tho point Of tho sword -
Tho Democratic candidate for the Pres.
ldeney aud his Northern supporters must
feel themselves honored by such sdvooa,
cy, from such a sourcel Both are an.
Propriate to the work Of Slavery exten.
''o" =" ""'on 'hey N'e engaged
A LEo SEouEsrERKD delicate case
has just been decided in Eew Orleans
A lady had ordered and received an Arti.
icial leg from the manufacturer for $3.50
and afterwards declined paying Coz tho
same. The maker had a writ issued, n.
quiring the Sheriff 10 take the leg into
his possession. That gentleman gave his
deputy the disagreable job and the latter
fanctionary, after some trouble, obtained
the htigate limb, and il is now ia the
sheriirs Office at New Orleans,
y chaplain was once preaching TO
class Of oollegians abou. The formation OF
habits. 'Genuemen. said he, close your
eyes and ears against bad discoasres.
The scholars Immediately clapped their
care, and che chaplain looked rather fun,
ny 70 no practical demonstration.
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DELL said

"For my part, were Il practicable
to put an end TO the importation Of
Slavery Immediately, it would give me
the greatest pleasure, for it certainly
is trade inconsistent with the rights
Of humanity" ....... "When the
entire abolition Of slavery takes place,
it will be an event pleasing to every
generous mind and every friend Of hu-
man nature"
Such was the language held by SoUTH-
ERSERs at the period Of the formation of
our confederacy. Now, because North
ern freemen hold the same opinion and
act on the same principles, the South
threaten to dissolve the Union. Shall
we hold our cause by the great light of
these fathers, to the glorious destiny of
purity and liberty to which they so
fondly looked ? Or shall we basely and
cravenly renOunce Ou- principles and
because Of the bowling Of these
Hindoo DERvIsHEs these traitors to
their God and country? The answer
rests with the people
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

u am sorry that it could be extend
ed no further, but 50 far as it operates.
Il presents us with the pleasing pros
pect that the rights Of mankind
viii be acknowledged and established
throughout the Union. II there was
no other lovely feature in the Consti-
tuition but this one, it would diffuse a
beauty over its whole countenanoe.
Yet the lapse Of few years and Con-
gress will have power to exterminate
Slavery from within our border"
2Elliott 484.
In a Convention in Virginia, Mr.. In
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

RFour hearts were rent last evening
at the Fulton Ferry wharf. A gentle.
man and lady, evidently in tho new hon
eymoon, went upon the boat to enjoy the
crossing. Just before the bell rung, the
lady stepped back upon the bridge to get
y better view of something she saw
struggling in the water The gentleman,
busy contemplating the same object from
the deck, did not look up until the boat
had separated some few inches from the
bridge. Jump" no cried to her, but
she was timid, aud evidently thought he
ought to get her. "Quiok, dear" he
cries but she was stGl timid--and the
gulf between them grew wider and wi
der The engineer saw all the wretch
edness Of the case, but let natural events
have their course. IL asnear midnight,
aud the poor girl turned back alone. 49,
But the bridegroom was the sorriest man
We have met in year.-N y Times.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

GoLD IN MExioo-A document pub.
lished in Spanish gives some curious cir.
cumstSnoes respecting the production Of
gold in Mexico from 1000 up to the pros
ent time. II offers the following de.
tails:
"ln 1890 there was struck at the mint
Of Mexico coin Of the value Of five mil.
lions piastres; from 1900 to 1900, during
a century, the quantity augmented each
year, and at last reached twenty-five mil
lions Of piastres, This was, however,
the eliminating point of the annual fab.
rioaion. In 1910 il was reduced to sew.
enleen millions; in 1917 it had declined
to only half million; then rose in 1898
TO million aud half; in 1850 to two
millions; in 1852 to to two millions and
a hslf; and in 1854 to nearly four mil.
lions, or one million less than IN 1890. "
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81 am sorry IL was no more but,
from this, think there Is raason to
hope that yet few years and it I'm
Portaiion) } viii be prohibited alltogeth-
er, AND IN TfB MEAErtnE THE NEW
STATES WHICH ARE TO BE
FORMED WILL BIZ UNDER THE
CONTROLL OF CONGRESS, AND
SLAVES WILL NEVER BE IN
TRODUCED AMONG THEM
2 Elliot 452.
lie says still further in regard to this
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-08-01

20 hail chests Of Tsss,flssslsn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09
JOY TO THE WORLDI
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
Aurley's SarsaoariIla.


or all remedies discovered during
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the dscOverer who spent decade
studying experimentation and perfectng i frs ntrodue
ed the public and il already recognized by the
eminent in all parts of 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 hitherto
failed command the of the faculty, BECAUSE
bOng tested they have been found to contain no1Ous ngre
den which neutraze the good effects of the sarapara
and eentmes nure the health of the patient 1t is
with Huriey's preparation.
This and genuine extract the Toot and WILL
trial. be found certain and perfect the fol
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection OF the Bone, HabItual Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
ErysipeIas Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Sorofua, or Kings Bvi
Fisula, Syphilis,
And all Diseases ofthe Skin.
Besides curing above it is also known to be great
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and invgorang the
system.
Short it is without exception, in the mentioned
and general effect system the efcaci0us
most desirable remedy of the age. 1t is already exten-
EurOpern reputation The instances Of it has effected
daily coming the popnetOTs knowledge and he has
nOhesitaon in recommending TO and all who desire 10
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, its e
Receect Hurey Sarsaparla is fe only genuine article
in the market
IL Price dollar per bottle, or six for Eve dollars
PUT sale the mauusctOTy Of Seventh and Green
streets, Louisville Ky. Also, wholesale and retail by H. G.
SCOVlL and dealers Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. jan23-d6wIy
BERRY q DEM0VILE,
Wholesale Agents Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09

Executors Sale.
Iron Works-Ore Banks-Water Power, and
Farming Lands for Sale.

Iron Works-OTe Banks-Water Power, and
Farming Lands for Sale.
TINE undersigned Executors OF Montgomery Bed, de-
i ceased will sell at pubicslle on THURSDAY, the
2Oh of November Bex at Jackson Furnace, the follow
ing property,
jackson Furnace and the Lands appurenant and be-
forging thereto contains about Three Thousand Acres
This Furnace is sIuIed in Dickson County, tennessee
onthe waters Beaver Dam fork of Turn Bull, about
miles from the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road
and Immediately the route OF the Nashville and North
Western Railroad which road Is now progressing ana
Will be comp sted the Furnace during the neat year
The is abundant and oi quality Ne. The timber
admirably adapted for cOang The attention Of persons
visiting engage in the iron business is called 10 this
Furnace it being lately rebuff: aud ready for immediate
We will also sell at the sane time and pl&oe several
Tracts of Land lying Mill Greek and duck River IN
Hickman county-among others the celebrated Duck
River Ore Bank the largest deposit In the State sid TIE
quality unsurpassed.
Also Seyeal other Ore Banks and Water PoW ers
Mill Greek, known the Tour Bank upi er 70 ",
Perkins Folly, DC. &C. -
ALSO, About 800 Acres including the Dick~on Ore
Bank lying in dickson county, the 1GtEI Ike nom
Charlotte 10 Naverly.
Also so acres on Yellow Creek including Ore Bank;
and 50 acres Jones Greek, including en- Ore Bank.
On the following day they will sell at the Narrows Of
Harpeih Davidson county, the eoated ater Power
known as Lower Tunnell the OF Harpeih,
together with Ten of ground The est side OI the
Hapeth River, for Residence Garden, &c, Tor Ihose
who may employ said Tunnel and suticen! amount oil
ground around the mouth OF said Tunnel t the necessary
buildings and improvements for the use OF The aler
Power there together with free 10 The san tor the
purpose OF carrying ahuiae'oN lh-l may be erect
ed at said TunLe" This aier Pcwers well N~rln The
attention of all persons ho h 10 engage IL any Dusl
ness, requiring great power 10 pIOEe tie nachlLtry
TERMS sLE-ODe and iWo yeaIs clSSl', notes with
approved security and lieu rrtaihtd ill Le mnu,y is
paid. Wa, l.. HAlhlNS,
J.. Ball kxS.
Crt14-td - p McROBkkPS.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOO(
RAILROAD.


SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHLPPEfS VA 81 bAhhhH
TO NASHIILLE.
A = the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Company
n has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
-, Of Georgia of their Summer Rate, and It does not
- - have been noticed recognized IN the hand bills
ii that Company recently distributed in our city, we take
this method of informing the Merchants aud shippers by
t line that the rate will be 81 35 per 100 lbs on LIST Glass
Cd and not 81 25 as the hand bills represent 81 % Is
the average through rate First Glass Goods IRON The
bosrd 10 Nashville but is subjected to the 10 cents ad-
I;ii IN the Suuner and deduction OF 10 cents per
no Ib in The inter- which make the rate as Ier our
Syert;semeut 81 IS from June TO Decem6e and q 10
Su'err,sel IIa.r ~ June Ii. | ANDERSON,
from DsSeni0'' Superu' sndent
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
-
RuNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AM
BALTIMORE 90 H0URSl

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % H0URSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ingon can be procured, to which point as well as to
baltimore is the shortest most direct and IN every
sneet the most reliable route Ii is the only route By which
nnrchasers of Through Tickets 10 New York are enabled
fo roach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York AT the cost of Ticket New York only thus
abn5 Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infOr
nation to visit four OF the principal cities IN the Union or
less cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And IL is the only route bv which Through I1ckes can
he had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester, fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
lanta Augusta Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
PaseenSers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland rlysr
TO LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United states
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, or with the JeHersonVe
Railroad to indianapolis Ind, make direct connection al
olumbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
inc whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ono
Railroad is made Washington City. Baltimore, Phlla
- PASSENGERS holding Through Tickets from Men,
phis are transferred at Cairo to the cars OF the ILLINOIS
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Ierre
Haue Indianapolis, Dayton and Aenla TO Columbus IhrSe
Daily Trains leave COLUMBUS At ~ a. NJ 0'oV + ~ "hu
l2 P. NJ. ..n.l,- a.. =.
~ Travellers requested to notice that Wills this IS
the L rolas a riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
es al the same rae charged by other routes to Ao
yE onI il il also the shortest most speedy and drect
To all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only 56 miles, being ABOUT lOO
miles shorter to New York. than by any other route There
are less changes Of by tins route ana consequently
less detention than bv any other. , :.
tzg- The road is ballssted with broken stone and Is
entirely free from dust. n, Drr,,Upv
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the once OF
The n Mail steamers or at the Jacksonville Railroad
az. a Noin street WM g. WO0DSlDE,
' Master Transportation b. o. r. K.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
June 25
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AND CHAIIANOO(
[6 u e -
RAILROAD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
rT,O take effect and aterSATURDAT 2lst Of June,
1855 Day Passenger leaves Nashville at 800, A, NJ,
orrives al Chattanooga at sos, r NJ.
bI Pass ger leaves Nashville at q r. NJ, arrives at
Chattanooga ut %, A. NJ. 4,
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga ., A NJ arrives
at Nashville at . 49, p n. \,
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at TO- +. M ar
FTes ESQ 90 -'A'''' II. l. ANDERSON, oupt
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JEW DAVID, Or HEBREW PLASTER.

JEW DAVID, Uh HEBREW ElIhSIEh
TTNHR Crest Remedy Rheunatism, GOut Pain in the
Side Hip, Back, Lmbs Gnd Joints; ScrOfula, Kings
Evil, White yelling, Hard TumOrs, Stiff JOints and all fI
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist.
has been beneficial in of weakness, such as Pain
and Weakness the stomach Weak Limbs, Lameness, AZ
fecton the Lungs in their primary stages destroys H.
famatiOn by perspiratiOn.
James Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina, testges
that by its alone he cured of rheumatism in both
of his knees, of several years standing.
The following handed by respectable Physician
in Georgia:
Messrs ScoviI & Mead-Gents: have been using your
LverwOr and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in my
practice for three past and with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority all other articles,
with which acquainted Tor the purposes for which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
universal penaeCa for oCs! pains have also found mos
excellent application for Sprans and Bruises II gives uni
versa satisfaction wherever used. IS oSLlN, NJ d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853.
a@r Beware of COunterieits and base limitations.
Ihe genuine will in future have the signature OF T. Tay
or steel plate engraved the label the OF each
box
Purchasers advised that counterfeit Ofthls
GClsIs n existence.
The euuuc sold by u.s. and by agents appointed
hFO gh he and pedlar is allowed 10 sell ii. Deal
ersa urchdsr generally cautioned against buying of
any but regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed uP,,
by worthless article. SCOVlL & MEAD. =
Iii Chartres street, New Orleans Sole General Agents for
the States ali orders must invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Ewin Brothers, Berry & Demoville, A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and & w Hendersbot, Nashville
Tenn and by all other Druggists through the State.
ian1 Y
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100000 DOLLARS!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$3.50 Prizes, amounting o...........-.-.
.5y- Whole Tickets, SO Halves, S.; Quarters, g.
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.


~ Whole Tickets, SO Halves, S.; Quarters $2H
PLAN OF The LOTTERY
80 900 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
are placed in Wheel The first 2l6 prizes are placed
another Wheel A number is drawn IRON the number
Wheel and at the same time Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel The Prize drawn IS placed against the
number drawn. This operation Is repeated until ALT
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzFs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the first l6 prizes
will be entitled to the GA approximation prizes, according
to the scheme.
of the number that draws the $4,000 pnze For example,
If the number drawing the ~ 900 prize Jds with l. then
all the tickets whore the nu1nbe ends in will be entitled
$41 If the number ends with No 2 then all toe tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to <4O and
so too.
AS by this scheme one ticket in every ten is guaran
teed to draw $40 will sell Certificates OF Packages OF
ten tirkes at the following rates which the risk them
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount guaranteed
accrues Ia the purchaser.
Certificate of Packageof 10 w note
10 Hall .......-.. 30
10 Quarter .......... Is
1t will be perceived BY this plau that for $50 the pur
chaser has certihcae OF 10 tickets, when II be buys
Tickets be would only get Tor that sum whoes thus by
buying certificates he has four more chances foE the larger
prlzes-halves and quarter packagesln IN proportion
In ordering tickets certificates enclose the money TO
our address the tickets ordered receipt OF which
theE will be forwarded Dy first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing
~. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post ctice, county and State
k- Remember that every Prize s drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
sg- Ali Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawngother prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed other tickets at either
office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates be addressed
either to
S. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta Ga,
5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
oct25 CrJ. Y. HUGGINS Box 8, Nashville.
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EAl-HI.SS NUI a. a..
MEMPHIS And CIiAELb$TUN hAIJ-
ROAR.
THE ADAMS Xxi hk>S> COMPANl" havt mId
Il rang viii TIE above kBiiitad ;ur lam ~
press Line aud ur pr Itd - i-C,Iys apd th~ std
Freight Packages dc H. sserg,T rs 10 tiuUsvl IT,
Decatur, Tuscumtia and lG'eTutdae st.Isus he N
T.. and N. e.. Railroads Slil Pack~grs al reducrd
rates
ss- Messengers leave Nashville dsily at o'el. OK
~ Frsghts to be orwaroed by Express will called
for without charge h. HOLT
APPS Agent
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NOIICEIO CUNSIG \ RS;
,p p.NSppRTATION OFFICE, n. & q. X. X.

NASHVILLE, SeptenlDef -, Lo'O y
-.rp rrovn,ap Of Nashville having discontinued re
ceripg goods at the Depot, ConsigneeS viii hereafter
= ossd III the arrival of their goods and furnished WIN
bill of freight due on same Any one pTeSeu' & 'r EO
% Wv no nni nf the Consignee. The responsibility Of The
oaS tsSmuaes with the delivery of the goods and claims
for eoeuce and damages will not be ao"eI % be atr ge9 e9
IN his iossession evidences Of delivery, eonslgnees
W " her agents will be required to receipt Tor all articles
~ SsIiyared Notices for all consgnees whose pace o
~ - rssideuce is known, will be sent 10 the
6usaness VI CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
BMThe object of the ab, We notice IS not TO give
Congness any unnecessary trouble or G9mpe SsoeU
70 % S;ness but simply TO define the position oil the
leaving merchants and draymen to MAKE their own
arrangements lseP,-2 =! =