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Administrators Sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND
II SEVEN NEGROES AND OTHER PROP.
ERTY TO BE SOLD,-On the first Monday m No
ber 1885, before the door of the Court House in Win
chester Tenn, will sell public sale the highest
bidder credit of ore year. the purchaser giving bond
with good and approved security to The Of
the purchase money, seven likely negroes, viz:
Anna, aged about 80 years. and her child Francis aged
about months Dick aged about 81 years. far Boot
and Shoe Maker; Richard, aged about Is years. good
coarse shOemaker Auttn, aged about 81 years. pretty
fair and handy mechanic about farm Bs bee, aged
about Is years field hand Doctor Rucker aged about
Is years, house boy. e.. s ..-.st
And on the LIST Monday, of November 1855, will sell
at public sale 20 ths highest bidder upon credit Of one,
two and TIN years. the purchaser giving bond and good
and approved security and lien retained the land TO
secure the payment Of the purchase money thereof
Tract of LaRd in the county of Franklin Tenn, Elk
river and about hundred and fifty Yards st the
est point from the Bridge Of the Nashville and Chss
noogs Railroad at AlsOnia, containing by vey 257
acres, be the same less. This the Tract
Of which William Duncan died seized aud possessed and
It ia remarkable for its beauty fertility and health and its
charming and neverfaillng Spring of fee stone water
The fences can be so made and arranged as TO furnish
water for stock every field of the Tract. The Grave
Yard of the family situated upon the Tract and about
feet square, will be excepted from the sale
And at the same time and place, and upon the same
terms, will sell small Tract OF Land lying West of the
mouth of Rock Creek and the rUm the above
escrbed tract and about mile from The nearest point
hereof
And on Monday. the 29th of September 1885, at the
late residence of Mrs Sarah Duncan the tract above
described, will sell at public sale to the highest bidder
upon credit of one year. the purchaser giving bond and
approved security TO secure the OF the purchase
can deceased consisting Of horses, farming utensils cat
tie. de-, &c -...
These sales made by virtue of the power vested in
me by the Will of William Duncan, deceased.
sept24-tds }. &. McGUTCHE0N,
Administrator de bo1is with the Will annexed 6
William Duncan, deceased.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.

| Iron Works Ore RanksAwater Power, and
= s5s-r farming Lands fog Sale. ASA
THE undersigned Executors of Montgomery Bell, de-
sed, will sell 1T publics9le, on THURSDAY. the
20th Of November aext a. Jackson Furnace, the follow
ing property, wa 1 60 ata Ts 81 -
Jackson Furnace and the Leads appurienant and be-
forging thereto contains about Three thousand Acres
This Furnsepis situated in Dickson Comfy, tennessee
onitbe of Beaver Dam fork Of Turn Bull abeut
miles iol the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike Ioad
and Immediately the rete OF The Nashville ind North
Western Railroad, which road is progressing and
will be comp e;ed to the Furnace during The year
The ore is abundant and oiqn:hty no. The timber
is admirably adapted f cOaimg The attention OF peiSons
wishing to engage The business Is called 10 this
Furnace being lately rebn aud ready Tor mmed ate
use - h-.s 7rg 80 V3ll tE-i 90 .l-5..4 t-st-
We will also sell al the sane tae and place several
Tracts Of Land lying Gu Mil Greek and Duck River IN
Hickman acuInty-amoogE Oilers the celebrated Duck
River Ore Bank he largest deposit N the state, snd the
quality unsurpassed. -, -. ---
ALso Several other Ore Banks aud Water Pow ers on
Mill Greek, known the "TOur Bsuk," per FO' &c,
Perkins Folly, SC. Sc. -.. $50. ,.--.- l-r. --"
Also, About 500 Acres including TIE Iickson Ore
Bank, lying in Dickson comfy, lte Turnpike from
Charlotte To Waverlv. LIZ r --.- az al, J
Also so acres on elbow Greek including an ore Bank;
and so acres Jones Greek, ipcludng an Ore Bank.
On the following day they will sell ct the NarroTs Of
HaTpeth in Davidson county, The celebrated Water Power
known the Lower TuoBs ri the NmrDws OF HarPeth,
together with Ten Of gouuo the est side OF the
Harpeh River, for Residence, Harden, &c, for those
who may employ said Tunnel and sufficient amount of
ground around the mouth o said 1uBn the necessary
buildings and Improvements for tie use OF The Water
Power there together with free 10 the Tor the
purpose Of caJUs ,urI snuiactGTy thai may 10 erect
ed at said 1unI ELF bis PoweTis weH worth the
attention Of all persons no NJ ii engage ~ snY bust
ness requiring great power to popel the machinery.
TRIMS SALE-CEe and Two GERS Ct rdIi, notes with
approved security aud hen retained iii lhe mUpey 10
paid wA Z. WATHlSs, n
j J.. BILL Exs. {
Ocu4-td ~ y MeROBFkTS
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NOTICE TO CONStINErS.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, n. d c. r. r

NASHVILLE September -, 1876
ftNhh Drayug1 c. Nashville having discontinued
celTIng goods al lie Depot CunsCuees viii hereafter
be notified Of the arrival OF their goods and furnished with
bill Of freight cue On same ANY presenting the
uce aud paying The b VII DO recogn z5d lie authO-
TEed agent "I he Crra-rea The responsibility of the
road terminates m Tie delivery Of the goods, and claims
for dehceu1ies and damages will he allowed after de-
livery unless 10y consen- 10 beng he duty of the agent
have in his possession evidences OF delivery consie1ees
or their agents VIII b9 required receipt for all
delivered Notices iT all CJnsgGees whose place of
business residences is not known will be sent to the
Post Office ChAS W. ANDERSON Aren't
n. B.-1he object OF tie ab notice is not 10 give
Consgnees any unnecessary trouble compel dravmen
t. assume responsibilities that eritimateIy belong
their business bat simply define tie position of the
road leaving merchants and drymeu MAKE their own
arrangements, G. W A
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I" Excelsior" Y!


the great trial Of Agricultural Implements In Nash
II vile e4th, 5th and 9Th of June, 1856, Num-
The "EXCEESI0R CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, 10 Ti.-
will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee. They Say
"0f Corn and Cob Crushers there we're entries but
in consequence of accidental breaksge, only two
made trials. -. b. a .-- '.-
l. Excelsior. by ]. c. Baldwin (Leavitt's Patent) Cd
Joyce's Star Mil, by B. s. Weller Little Giant BY
o. Henderson. - "a = '. IVA '------- -' - go
Both these Crushers constructed similar menhaui
cal principles and about the power; but the
Judges gave the pFsmiam to Baldwins Mil 1t seemed
have capacity in given time but its CHIEF superior.
y consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and Of the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces are cast iron, ana De
newed readily and at little cost, This gives durs
bility for less money" I'D ..---.- , % .a,.---
The above Mill, for Crushing Corn aud Cobs. or grind.
ing meal for family use, furnished all complete ruth
0O pGv Of grinding rings tD8ich makes equal to taro
mills, at the low price of $1,000 .l. i IL -r..I
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN d CO, --
ie27- 6mtw&w 81 College street. Nashville. Teun.
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JOY TO THE WoRLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
Hurley's EarsaOarilla,

OF all The remedies that have been discovered during the
~ present for the housand Ills that
equal this wonderful preparation Only three years
have elapsed since the discOverer who decade
studying, experimentation and perfecng it, first introdnc-
ed it to the public and is already recognized BIZ the
eminent physicians in ali of the country he
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups Of the have hbe
failed 10 command the sanction of the faculty. because,
dens which the good effects of the ssrsapara
and eentmes nure the health of the patient II not
with Huriey's preparation.
This is the genuine root and will
trial. be found TO eecta certain and perfect
lowing complaints and diseases
Affection OftI Bone, Habitua CostIVeness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases OF the hidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
ETysipeIas, Pulmonary Diseases
Female Irregularities ScTofula, or KINGS Evil,
FistUlA, Syphilis,
And ali Diseases ofihe Skin.
Besides curing the above IL is also known be great
and powerful one purifying the blood and in Vigorang the
system.
In Short it is without exception in the cases mentioned
and its general effect the system, the efcacOus
II is desirable remedy of the age. 1t is already
svey used the country and is
EurOpen reputation. The instances effected
are daily coming to the popetos know ledge, and he has
nohestation in recommending TO and all who desire
relief from suffering. One bottle being tried ef
fects will be too apparent To admit OF further doubt
Recelec Hureys sarsapara is the only genuine article
in the market.
? Price dollar per bottle, sir for FIVE dollars
For sale at the mauuaCtOy OF Seventh Green
Streets Louisville, Ky. Also, wholesale and retail by H.
sCoVlL, and by dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. jan23-ddwIy
BERRY & DEM0VILE
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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ASI1 ILL AMI I'll y L a
RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS IA SIC4AN4Y
10 AANHTZLLE
4 = the Nashville sad Chattanooga Railroad COMPANY
~ has notified aud reminded the Central Railroad Com
p8uy Of Georgia OF their Summer Rate and It does rot
TO have been noced recognised in the hand bills
Of that Company recently distributed CITY, We take
method of informing the Merchants and shippers by
mat line that The rate VIII be s. per loo lbs Glass
the average through rate First Class Goods from the
SeRboard Nashville but is subjected to tho
dtioUal IN the Sumner aud deduction OF 10 per
loo lbs IN the Winter which make the rate as Ter our
advertisement 81 IS from June 10 Decembe1 and 81 L
from December 10 June Ii. | ANDERSON,
June y SuIerin endent
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JEW DAVID, or HEBREW PLASTER.

JEW DAVID, Or HEBREW PLASTER.
VNHE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Govt Pain in II E
Side, Hip, Back Limbs and Joints; Serofula King
By White Swelling Hard TumoTs, stiff JOINTS and all tx
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist.
has been beneficial in of weakness, such Pain
and Weak in the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness
lection of the Lungs in their primary stages. destroys
hamation by perspiraton.
James Boyd Pckens district, South Carolina, testges
that by its alone he cured of Rheu both
of his knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed by respectable Physician
in Georgia.
Messfs. Scovil & Mead-Gents: have been using your
practice for three years past and is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority all other articles,
with which acquainted for the purposes for which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is an
universal penaeCa for local pains have also found
excellent application for Sprains and Bruises II gives uni
versal satisfaction wherever used. SIS OSLIN, NJ ID.
Knoxville, Ca, March 4th, 1853.
&F Beware of COunterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have the signature of K. Tsy
Tor the steel plate engraved the label the top
box.
Purchasers advised ofthis
ucsis n existence
Tls genuine is sold by US, and by agents appointed
thIo ZI he South, and pedar is allowed sell it. Deal
"a urchaser generally cautioned against buying
but regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed
by worthless article. SCOVIL d MEAD. r
Iii Charires street, New Orleans Sole General Agents
the Southern States to whom all orders invariably be
addressed,
Sold also by Ewin Brothers, Berry & DemoviIle, A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and G. Hendershot Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through the State.
isnl2 w i6tTiW.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY 2lst of june
L 1866 Day Passenger leaves Nashville at e.U5, a NJ
srrIves at Chattanooga at 6.05, L. NJ.
Night Passsny ger leaves Nashville at s. p NJ at
ChattauoOgAuta 80, A NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at g. A. NJ arrives
at Nashville OF 40 p II.
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at To- p. NJ, az
rives at Nashville al S4J, \. NJ.
iuue2l Ii l. ANDERSON, rupf
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WHEAT SACKS. WHEAT SANS.
NALL at the " NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY" in A
~ Hsmilton's Warehouse, 81 College Street, where
now prepared to furnish the public with coo sacks
per day. juy22-Sm. JOHN ERSkInE-
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ITO RAILROAD lGONIRAt Il pfls-=PruposaIs will be
received in The eice Of the Company, IN Knoxville
Tenn until Saturday The 18th ca Of November, tor the
Grading and Masonry of the kIs division, exceeding
from Knoxville 10 the Base OF the Cumberland Mountains,
distance OF thirty miles,
his Division cnve'sa large amount ofysry heavy work
1t will include lpLue 30 Get 10 length, l5,U00 cubic
Yards ofMasOnry OF Kirds nearly I,5oU;C00 cubic
yards OF eIrh end rOck exeavaiiou, !. sLL elI eva
The Company have good stock subscriptions and loans
from tbs State Of Tennessee amounting nearly $500,
coo applicable to the Construction OF ths HtvsICn. u ID
The country through Hhlcb the, Road passes is rich
and productive and abuudsntiy able 10 furnish HE
sary supplies to contractors The work w1l be divided
into sections OF about one mile each. .
The Company claim the rghtoi reserTng the light Sec
lions at this tme unless included the contract
with more heavy sections the object being TO
the completion OF the eniire ~Ork nearly prac
cable at the time the rght also reserved TO re-
jsct any proposals that not satisfactory 5i f
Bidders will be required give security, or satisfactory
evidence Of their ability for the due performance OF any
work that may be awarded Them u @,s. ." Al 50
Plans Prohes and Specifications may Be and other
information obtained al the office of the Chief Engineer in
Knoxville. NJ. Il. PRICHA ARD Chief Mngbesr,
ociI4-d1m Knoxville Kentucky X. r.
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FOR SALE.

ONn ACRES If splendid land I5ingon the South
ODO side Of the n. h e. Railroad, il miles from
Nashville, "a from Layergue Depot G75 under q
good cedar fence and in high state OF cultivation On
this land two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins, Out.
houses ali good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit
Der of excellent Springs, and is traversed by never
falling stream of water. .-.-
Tns Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location is
not surpassed if equaed nRuherford county, and is well
adapted to the growth of Cotton Corn and small Grain
and taking into consideration its contguity to the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools, good Mills, good
Churches and variety OF Shops &C think Is very
desirable place indeed Also 100 of cedar at
venient distance which will be sold with the above.
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers accom-
modatng terms. Apply on the premises to the sub
sctiber at Layergne, Tennessee. .'.'''
au55-tw&wif ..,.. CHARLES L. NELSON.
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WholesalcDry Goods, &c.

go To MERCHANTS CJNE,Y
GlAT1-tIN thcusana d0itars worth OF asz and fash.
- Ionaois staple aed Fancy Dry Goo1s Hais BOotA
Shoes ClohIng aud Hardware de- &C to BE- sod az prf
yste sale fr cash and tJIT mlaJhs ugtes gaYa5 h IN Rank
These glOes have been b5ugnt in Nos lfIk and Bsto1
since hs heavy decline ~ auction. Of IL urers agents
aud by the package al prices vryIug oua % So per
cent les5 than tbeir Pnees to June July Tess 0oods
are consigned to us 20 De es.d rnedialely IN word
we defy competition in this market. Merchants who DO
business 10 make money aad pay ADD give fur
months notes AID pay them, yyii please give Us a call
Those ong "nded gent-Uen VINO Wiling pay IFom
70 ID 70 per csnt profit gods tr ths priviet o IL
months aud then Day " tsIr earliest carsniencs oar
house is no place for them =.
ALSO thirty thoosssd dollars worth &C new and De-
sra5e goods oonssaed 10 be sod az s1eton sxea-
slveiy. -.- -a.r' =
Oar auction Sales will continue as usual every Tues
day and Thursday. .. r.-- n - 81 =.
TERAs-At SUMS under 500 cash ever S100, months
time. ana -..eU
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants woo
make up their stocks IN the Nashville ugTsst try
one pop, and we don't do Whist promise then pass
by take great pleasure 10 showing entire stoek
to any and all who will give . call - r..;.. 81
. ....a#H TRABUE LUCAS - a--'''
Commissien Meretants sc-
septi2-tf BP&6 No "a Public Sqnare.
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Who Wants a Home !!

DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOTS FOR
a.. SALE.
THAT magnificent Brick dwelling Of John Yestmsn g.
with or 10 rooms Oh Broad street. West Nashville
bargain will be given. .... ..
I'd, An elegant lex House With rooms, No 70 North
Summer street. .lfr -e
near Broad, freetrom taxation.
4th, A magnificent Fame Dwelling with 9 roors end
acres OF ground miles from the city, the GELATIN
Pike. ~ VS. '-F r7Tr -'-'
5h An elegant Frame Cottage with rooms in PutDans
Addition 10 Edg- field ... -...- t....H
9Th, An elegant Brick Dwelling with or 10 rooms No.
"a Church street, Spruce. go.
7h, desirable Brick House with rooms, No. JSl,
corner OF Cherry and Line streets
sth "A desirable Residence Lot fronting 40 feet on
Cherry STREET between Church and Broad
9Th One fronting AZ feet Broad street. between Sum
meT and High
Broad street. West Nashville
Ilth beautiful Lot the corner Of Gay and Park
srsets in Watkins unrivalled addition. Three neat
brick dwellings have been erected in Watkins addition IN
The last few weeks. Call SOON on
= J. L. q z. W. BROWN,
oct-lm 2 s'a-.t--. Us az Cherry street
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TINE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic citie
with Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
a. Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers 10 all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Bates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
IN Fnpo Fssf hog 0OOOS 75s per 1OOB
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods in bales,) Hardware, Lea COO per lOOn
THIRD CLASS.-Anrils Bagging Bacon, lso..o , oo,,
and Pork lin bulk }, Hemp, &c. ...... WV P avn"
FOURTH CLAS5.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, noo ma, non
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil, NV F 4''A
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
GTain-5O cts per 100 lbs until further notice.
Cotton&2psr BALE not exeeeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
rg In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
dephia be particular to marx package PHILADELPHIA
Railroad" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents of this
Road al Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AsEETs.-Harris, Wormlsy & Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; r. t. Sass Co.. St Louis J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesn Bell and Murdoch and
Carter & Jewett LOUISVILLE Ky r. @. Medrum Madison
Indiana SprgmGn Brown, and irwin Co Cincinnati;
n W. Graham L Co Zauesville Ohio; Leech & Co. No
81 Kby street Boston; Ieech Co. Astor Bouse, New
York; No William street. and No. s BatterG Place. New
York 4. j. Snceder Philadelphia; Magraw Rooms Bal
timOre Geo. @ Franciscus, Pitts5urg
H. Ii. HOUSTON, General Freight agent, PAlld.
Il. J. LOMBAERT, SUIT Altoona, Pa.
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PENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD,

rTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
l. and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at 7 A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, q. n. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at l. p NJ and Pttsburg
for Philadelphia at /, z. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at H. 2. NJ and
PittsbuTg for Philadelphia at TO- p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pitsburg with the Railroads
to and from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
natl Dayton Springfield Beefontane Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Colnmous GAINESVILLE, Masson and Wooster
0ho also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans St Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of the
shove places.
For furtheT particulars, sec Handbls at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New FORK or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, P6iLGdG
J. MESklMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PtttSburg.
Philadelphia ls56-jan8-ly
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN A. ,soUTt
UNITED STATES NAIL srxamrRs

'Hh ships comprising this line are WASH e-x=.
a saSGIoS, Capt. E Cavepdy; HER $3.50
Mann Capt Edward Higgins. These stea- Sz,~fs<sE
mers stop At Southampton, both goin and returning
PROPOSED DATKs sAILINs-Is56 -
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 20 HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TIME ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
ington can be procured, to which point wei! as to
Baltimore is the shortest direct and in every
spect the most reliable route 1t is the only route by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 10 New York enabled
10 reach the cities OF baltimore Philadelphia and New
York at the cost of Ticket TO New York only, thus
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nfor-
nation TO visit fur OF the principal cities the Union for
less cost than be afforded by any other route.
And II Is the only route by which Through Tickets
be had to Richmond, Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and PetersburE Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
lanta, Augusta Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
10 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 INDIANAPOLIS Ind make direct connection al
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made 10 Washington City, Baltimore, Phs
delpha and New ! Ork.
r1yg- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
pins transferred at Cairo to the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. NJ, $50 r. NJ. aud
u p NJ,
~ Travellers are requested to notice that whila this is
the OH Ii route a riding Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities the rate charged by other routes to AC
Tort 0rig il is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
10 all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus 10 Baltimore only 576 miles, being about loo
miles shorter New York than by any other There
are less changes Of cars by this route and consequently
less detention than bv any other.
~ The road is balasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply to D. G. RUMSEY
Agent, Nashville, Tenn
For Through Tickets apply in louisville at the office of
the U. 5 Mad steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office, Main street WIN. :. WO0DSIDE,
Master Transportation b. o. K. X.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
June Is