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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January, 1857,

r. FRANCE lR CO., Managers
Drawings conducted under the Supsrntendenos Of the
State Lottery Commissioner
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY ON TIE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS J.
To be drawn SATURDAY January S1s, in Baltimore Nd.
10000 Tickets i-IO0O PTzesl
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn BY some
one as all the Prizes are drawn out Of the Wheel.
- T. Il. HUBBARB Co., are authorized BY the Man.
avars IN al, oil o-oa-a
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STATE OF TENNESsEE,

IN CHANCERY COURT At CIRTHA GE
JANUARY RULES, 1857.
l. D. H0gg, Sampson MCCIenon, aud others.
Edmund J. DiIlshsy, and Others.
IN motion, and appearing the Clerk and Master Of
said Court that Edmund J. DidHay is non resident Of
this State it IS therefore ordered that publication be made for
thirty days in the USl0E ANEHCAE requiring the said
Edmund Dahay appear the Court House in The town
o. CARNAGE Second Monday February next them
and there, 70 plead, answer demUr 10 p.auans BILL
70 default thereof the viii be for confessed and
set tor hearing CT Parts rs TO Lin. A. MOORE.
iaH7-r57-w4w. Clerk and Master
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STEAMERS
ew YORK, BREMEN q sOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MA1 sTKAl[ERs.

= TNHk ships comprising this lins are WASH En
4 4 lNGTON. Capt. E. CaVsndy; HER -.
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These stea-
msr' stop Al southampton, both gOingand rstHFniag
l.oEo1ll nAIEl EAILLua-.lsSs
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tideats Of Package or 10 Whole Tickets ....... "a
10 Half u
IN ORDERING FICKETS X ) l3II55 81 cFRr1::-ii;,, 81,

IN OhDEhlN6 TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATS
Enclose the money % address for the ckst7 5rF-
cd on the receipt Of which they viii be forwarded bv rf
msiL Purchasers ean have Tckess ending with anT f-
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prsss viii be sspt "a
purchasers Immediately sfter tbs drawing
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain zrs
their Post Otice County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn ana r.vabI,
in full without deduction.
~ All priEss Of 1000 and under, paid immedisisl7
days
Az communications strictly occidental
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed iu other Tieksf4 a.
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets CertiHcatss either 70
8 SWAN 4 60, Atlanta Ca
). SWAN, Moniglmsry, Ala
). SWAN. Box 300 MObus Ala
Jlhl6-d CT z, STlHsTEEN Bez 3, Naabviils
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A5VVS Prl9Ss = LozboOO
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS Quarters % so.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
CLASS 7.
lie b drawn In Baltimnra Nd. SATuRpAY. Jan "a 81.

~ All orders for tickets or packages In any OF tue
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed TO eli purchasers Immediately after is
over Address T. H. HUBBARD & co,
No. 80 Fayette st., or Box No. 40,
decSl Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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SIXTY sNlNE NESTkOES FOR 4 LIZ.
I HAVE q large number Of Negroes hand among them
several No Carpenters and Backsmiths, Plough BOYS,
Fancy Boys and Girls; No S8amstress, and especially
would call the attention Of the public to several
Cooks Washers, &c As there s great scarcity II such
TO hire for next would ad wise you call and
buy one, will sell cheap you sill hardly The
difference between buying and hiring.
dss94-H REFS W. PORTER, Per Au.
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Removing MoH1IB or NrrIArEB Hunons berutfyi14 ne
face, kndng NE and energy 10 your entire fams sr
longer viii dearest hopes Be banshsd and thrust is
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WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
EAGHEIII,E PACKETS.

The light draught steamer 49,
sue[HEGEN. PIKE, VIZ. FULLER, Master, elAs3s+-S
being expressly built for This trade, -
with the modern improvements, with the light draught
subStaunch aud new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing between ne above pOFone Of the boats
being port every Week. These beats being in command
Of old and experienced cOmmandants, and with superior
facilities for passengers and feghts socs share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board, 20
H. n. HARRISON, Agent,
Ernnf nfafr1oF
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Tenn FSSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAI
OPEN TO BROAD STREET,

OPEN TO BROAD STREET.
DG sud after Monday Sept lst 1856, TrsDs will run
; as fol Ows:
GO[ SO -LUTH.
Mail and Pass. Freight and Pass.
0rvp Nashville st $50 SIS,
Arrive ct Thompson's $40, 60" bl5,
GOING NORTH.
T.s,-, 7,7rrpson's atg0D.AH $50 PH
Arrive az Nashville 1880 " II5
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning Train break
fast ut Franklin,
The stages Of Carter Thomas Hough connect with the
Trains at ThOmpsgns
Through Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson,
1scbfa Florence Columbia, and Pulaski, can pre-
cured at the General stage Oce under The Yerandah o'
te- a. ANDEfNoCNy
.urGl-H X. Eng ana HuPf
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'd. w. RUSSELL,

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINATTI a. LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,
OFFICE No 80 BRO 40 AH, NASHVILLE,
THE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for; Reci1cd, Bourbon, Reserve MOnOngahea
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum Ale and POT
ter ongworths Sparkling and Dry CaAwba Wines Star
and TaOw Candles German and Palm Soap Lard and
Oil White Lead, Iron Nails Stoves, Castings and HO-
ware Wood and Willow Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware Hardware, such ShOVe spades Hose Axes
Picks MatOcks Cordsge Wrapping Paper, Matches, &c
Orders handed will save trouble Of ordering eTpen
of travelling purchase, Authorized take
the terms and prices you could purchase If
Won was the faCtOt in person All orders banded
viii he Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
on opening of navigation Hoping share good portion
Of your Hbsraty and kindness remain yours very respect
fully, -
OctlS-If d, W. RUSSELL.
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mAGNIFICFNT sCHFmRt
. <oO EtlAss amounting tOs..-.......--.. TO-
PRICE 0F ucEEIa
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES as. OUART

Aa
PRICE OF uCEETa.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES as QUARTERS as1<
PLAN OF THE LOFTERY ~
The Numbes from 10 % CO., correspendirr vvifb g.
NumOrs on ne Tickets printed sepaIats sips OF nn-
are encreed win small TN tubes and placed In one Wheel
placed in another Wheel. ~' -
hs Wheels are then rsEolved, and numbrr L. drav,
from the Wheel of Numbers and the same tine P- -
dfaEn from The other Wheel The Number and PEe a. -
out are opened and exhibited 10 The audanee and rsg
6y me COmHsnners; the Prize bsng placed against ~
A1moer drawn TINS operation a repeated until III n.
Prizes are drawn
APPROPRIATION hEIHRS-Ths two preceding and he i've
sleceeang Numbers 70 those drawing the at Prizes win
scheme. . =
Inc S0y9 FrAss 9 go vii Be determined br he last .
ureOf The No. that draws She $4,000 prEs For exa,r
II me number drawing the S00VO PRIZE uuds with 4 tn
ali the uekss where The number ends In will Be gntfo9
n $50 II ths nEHber ends with No then an t5s tiFs
where the number sndl in win Be entitled 70 40 and
50 ontoO
Certificates Of PaekagsB viii be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Ger tHeats Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets fso
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Boots! skoeg! Trunks /!

LADIES' SHOES
7 ADIRS' Rns FIsRoh Lasting Hssled Gaten;
IL " - Thick Sole dc, tipt and ptR;
g g COugreas do;
" Kid BO0tesB, with and without hssls;
" Kid, Fl. Ne and Goat Welt BOOtsss;
India Rubber CeaiheF SOLE Clogs, new Arts;
Kid Slippers, Ofevery description
" Velvet and Lasting Slippers
variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick Sole Kid and French Mo- Shanghai Kos
Buth BOOtees with general assortment o. hSaea and
Chdrens Kid French Morocco and Calf eli Bootsss.
GENTLEM EMS GOODS.
GsntlemsHs ans calf Y SterPEoof Boots
tt Double Sole do
g Dress Boots
Congress Caters, double and
single Sole; ..
- 81 Wsisr-pf Shoes and Oxford Ties
large stock Of MEMS Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, Of COED material and wUrkmHnGhiP.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro BFogaDS, for
and boys Negro &c. Planters respectfully iRTed
" call and eXaminvt einre purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALISE ES, &c.
Alarg lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Ge1tensn
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather VRss Carpet Bags, &c. all OF which
are offered low foreaah, JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct3I No. A2 College street.
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THURSTON d BERNARD,
No. Is Public square,

WYE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English MerinOs, PLAN Plaid and Ambre
shaded al wool DeLsines BOmbszines Csshmeres Man
chester HeLaines; Plaid Red Yellow and White Fsnnelf
all qualities. Also complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds which we invite the after
On Of oil Cash buyers can give good bargains.
sart.S-tf
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Harvey in Nashville.

1NHE eminent HARVEY" VOL known to every gen.
ueran Philadelphia rs the most successful Gutter
uf garments now ut our establishment, No. IS Cedar
s aud prepared 60 take measures and ta exhibit as
H On assortment OF Cloths. Cassmers and Vestlugs IS
were ever displayed u Nashville Our stock Of Ready
M4de CothjaE, both gentlemen aud youth IS ful,
and o1r Furnishing Department contains every sr.ics
comprised under that head.
rrrrL-t CLlEION d ABBOTT
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Az manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun.
dry IN thls city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HoLLO W WAR;, VIZ: Ovens, Pots Sklle;s and Lids
Sal Irons and Androns O. different patters for the whole
sale and retail trade, AZ small profits
Also Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware ofhe best quail
y at low figures few fine Cbaslber etts of Brittania
are, and No ReirgeralOrs, hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid 70 Roofing and Gutterng with
Tm or Copper.
~ CdCopPeT, Pewter Brass aud Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for nv manufactures u.P. DORRIS
HuEl-6m No Collpyp st near CFDrch e:
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1856. UNOIN LINE Or 1857.
NASHVILLE & NEW ORLEANS PACK ETS.

NASHVILLE & NEW ORLEANS PACK ErS.
- Ls A L
JAMES JOHNSON. Carr. yEssE JOHNsoH.
HUMBOLDT s.........s - VIZ. STR0Ea-
sCOILAND.................. . X L. lG7EuKEs'
NASHVILLE - 1905 bELlsHYDEHs
THE above steamers will regularly in the New or.
and Nashville trade One OF them being in each
port every day during the boating These Boats
all owned in Nashville and built especially for this trade.
Capt Duheld Wiact their Agent in New Orleans and
viii attend 70 any business connected with the line.
spsctuly solicit the patronage the Mercantile and Travel
ling community, we'll satisfied that the Ofesrs and Agents
will spare sXertOns 70 desire their favOTs
A. HAMILTON,
Agent Nashville.
B. DUFIELD,
oet23-u P. Agent, New Orleans.
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10 be drawn iHthS city Of Atlanta Gsorzis !, pvbl,. -
SATURDAY FEBA8UAHE 9slh, 1RsT
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERsi
THRBE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND gTFFv
PRIZES
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FARR REDUCED TO sI2 so
1l a NJ RR O Il "a
TELF.(TRAFII.

THE Augusta Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Lne
working through 20 Az gGsta, (S3 where Il con-
meets with other Lines running North EGrh and South
This Line is in good rep-ir through fr, Nashville to
Augusta and We expect to keep in future, We shall
sndeavOT TO put all business for this Like through in
the shortest time possible and expect to be aoe TO give
general satisfaction
msyl6-6 G G. CLUTE. Sup
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EEOVEIl'S
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY
NO. TQ. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenne see.
nRnFRS small or large, panied with the cash, for
shawl to- complete stock OF Goods, Gro' cries, Drugs
a.f.c.foua-s. steam Engine, carefully and promptly
attended Co forwarded as instructed Commission charge
REFERENCES.
Con s r Anderson. hon A Ewing, Col Steven-On,
s-rsrs Morgan Co., r. & W Eukin & CO Al Duncan *
g., Nashville. W Spence, MurfreesborOi Col Msrby
d 4 ,srr-rr. cWfuuvlp; Lem TroUsdals, Memphis; Col
81 a. 1g 1Frs. Knoxville Seggo abbott end W Wallace,
auau,. Ga. lang '57-jtI JAMES GLOVER.
POETRY or PHYSIC.
Fr.rS PILLS. glide, suE4T-shCd, the palate, but
rhsIr energy though wrapped up, is there, and tells
are rr of sufsreTs who would not wear their dem
s d fuev knew they could be cured for IS ceus-lTy
.s.r-s Pills aud YOU will know o..
-1r-fry mo blood and disease viii be starved out.
.ss the system from impurities and YOU cured al
ready. ., o,
ness fIeaIa The. Barkt che, SideaChs, JEundce Rheu-
r7l arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels,
m -urr ueuls and all diseases which puTgatEe remedy
san ZACH fv before them like darkness before the sun.
Render 81 you suffering from any ei the numerous
rrrl uts tnUE Curesuer mOre-lhe remedy has been
iiei for gau- aul % lsCrimiual 10 neglect it.
That grsr's Ctsru PertOral is the best medicine for
-. he Of all Pills, known to those who have used
g'.narcd by DR.. }. c, AVER, Practical Chemist
f.r Mass, aud sold " all Druggists and Dealers 10
Medicine Through tins section.
. lrUE -1w.
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III. C.. BRUCE,
HAS just returned the Ess with the largest Stock Of
consigned Goods be sold at Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Wss.eEn country, tO-Wit;
1000 Rsams Of Letter Paper 200 sessaing Bnvoopss
1900 note paper, Gil2OOO Fancy; cords
EDGE Of Blank Books, VadouS
1000 " F" Fools Cap, 1000 Z" IS Steel Pencils.
$50 " Fancy Note,
Lnves and Forks 1000 Hammers and HachstI;
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine Silver
1850 p Razon; i'' IKcofds Of double barrsI Cans
FANCY GOODS.
So " Hair Oil; s5OOPort MonaIsu,
32l6 Fancy WORK Boxes; $50 dozen Linen HdkG;
500 Ladies' Companions; us Silk do
10; 50 Gentlemen dns
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; MsrlnO UndershirIIi
l5B dOE gents white and fancy
1sOoO vol Standard Books
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY
% Magic case Gold Watches; $50 do Gold Neck Chains
english gold patent levers 80 GENTS Fob and Vest do
manufactured by Joseph SIS do Gold Seals and Keys
johnson, . Ch. street, with LoeEstsi
Liverpool; 600 sets Of Canoes, in es5sI
Q5e Silver Lever Watches $50 do Flore1tnsl dOj
$50 Open Face Silver do 500 pair Plain Gold Bar Kings
s75 Composition do; $500 Ladies' Plain Gold Breast
CO SaSi Waohes r9" use 7o0O Gent, aud Ladls. cold
$50 do Chatlings Pencils,
S70lO worth Of Gold Finger
Kings ~r,r,-z
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted
1900 Gold
And ali other articles usually found in Jswelry Establish
Merchants Pcdders and the citizens generally are
invited to call make selection all the above
Goods be closed out limited time, they be
long different estates have numerous other arselssoo
tedious mention in short nave anything that Lady or
Gentleman would call for N. q. BRUCE
Auconeer for COnsguees No II Cedar street. Nashville
Tennessee. lnoy2-emd&W
IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
FRS
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THE SUIISCRIBERS

TTANE Just opened very handsome assortment o
/ 4 Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety o.
Gloves -u-ptn8srs Neck Ties, Black and Fancy stocks
g#rrr Car5r1 ul-dksrcbieis, Lambs Wool and Cotton
l..I Hose, Gents ShsylS and Muhers SC, &C, a.. o.
r.-.rl viii be sold 90 fair prices
-a-rfu tf CLIFTON Z ABBOTT
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More New GOOds.

WE have Just received, per HarnOnia dozen
w large Platform Scales, four dozen Hatch's Counter
Scales - dozen assorted COfes Mills. Together with
large assortment or Hollow Ware, Wholesale Re
call. We the extensive well selected
OF Cooking and Heating this
city (dec23-tO STEWART e. OWEN
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LAND AND NEGUOEs FOFSALET

WASHINGTON 5. MASSE, Administrator &C.. Of Adam
ElTode, dec d. Elizabeth ErJde, and John EIrOte vs.
W B. terT and Wife Eliza. James Mitchell and wife Eliza
beth, john Fer ard his vile Margaret, VIM and his
wife sarah samuel Josephine HarmaH, Nancy a. Adam.
beI F. Rachel, David and James H. Mitchell Guard an
c In pursuGncr o decree ot the COlny Court Wood
bury, rendered n the above named suit al the January Term
~ said Court, lr5s, ! Will on MONDAY grH DAY OF
FEBuRAEY NEXT al the late residence Adam Elrode, decd
se 10 he hsles1 BIDDER the following named slaves, TO wits
Bob Jane, Mary, Violet Philip, Caroline aud Mat, on
credit Of ~ months eEcePtR sum Of $3.50, which
csEn. Also at the time and place, will sell about
800 Acres OF Land, 200 OF which lies near the town
OF Woodbury., and good portion OF which fue stare
OF OfculuVauOns the balance well tmbered well waterrd.
and comfortable Dwelling House with necessary out
buildings Inc one hundred lies in the barrens 10
miles SOUTH Woodbury. and is well tmbered and watsrei
said Land Is 20 be sold credit Of one and years
equal nstalmenis and lien retain Lands until the
purchase money paid. Notes with two OF more good ge-
cues will Oe required from purchasers. Said land and
slaves 70 be sold for dsrb among the heirs at Law
Adam Elrode. decd This the 7h day January lE57
janlU-'57-3W@ ". s. NASSTF- commissioner
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It.El.gBssOCEk NNAY 20.
no COININN MENNHANTS.
NRW AmCfiOn GfOuSe

HAVE opened Store No . Cedar street opposite the
4 Post Om6e where viii sell every evening. Advance
made consignmens. Sale positive and without
[dec23-tfl {. FOX
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEsF'
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.


W-EE -sl--zZ-As-- 80
RUNEIEG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OaIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 28 HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington can be procured, 70 which point well as to
Baltimore il is the shortest most direct and in every
spec the most reliable route. It is the only route BY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York enabled
to reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK; ~ tie cost Of Ticket 70 New York only thus en
abug Business den aud Travellers for pleasure inor
20 visit four of the principal cities IN the Union for
less cost than cau be afforded BY any other route.
Aud II Is the only route BY which Through Tickets
be had to Richmond, Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
aud Petersburg, Va Charleston, savannah Macon At
lants Augusta Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE tske the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
to LoUIsvLS, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 70 Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection
Columbus, Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad Wheel
ing, whence close Connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad IS made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Phila'
delphia and New York.
Eag- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
Central Railroad. from themes passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at ~ A NJ $3.50 Z. ~ and
L Z. 81.
- Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
le Oy route II riding Through Tickets 70 all tie Eastern
Giles at the charged BY other routes to Ae0
IoyE Oh Is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points IL hC Eas The distance from
Columbus to ia Ouiy 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York than by any otherrOue There
less changes Of by this route, and consequently
less detention. than or suy O.her
~ The road is baGsls6 with broken stone and IS
entirely free from duzt
For urherIuio-rnation please apply to D. g. RUMsBY,
Agent Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply u Louisville at the Office Of
Ohcs MAN street WI. >. WUODSIDE,
Master Transportation 3. o. R. R.
JOHN d. SHARP, General Western agent
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RAILROADS, &C.
=
Ia
Freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO NASH WILL 4
TO CONTINUE WITHOUT ALTERATION UNTIL THH
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1887.

hCOss ouOel Guu
Liquors Oils, &c, 10 bottles, CamPnlne ana sPllS
Turpeuuus 10 barrels, CsrPeung, C5lnG, Cess aud
Glassware Cgars 80 cases, Clocks, Con fectioneTea,
Cotton CardB, cutlery in cases, easks and boxes, Dry
Goods in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
and Looking Glass Plates lat owners risk) Oysters
In caus und Jars, sadcler, Tin and Brittsna Ware
Teas and speces, per l0o -
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as sPeeihed in First and Third
in barrels aud pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Lesthgt IN
rolls anG boxes OILS in barrels and casks TIq5eaeg T5ig
and Queensw crates and casks. Rice "hluhs' N
Plaster sheet Brass and Copper per lOOlsi-'-''S u W
THIRD GLASS.
Axes ShoveIs Spades, sad Irons, Zine and lin 70 Pg
,ns ln sDd oton SorlSgs coffee Heavy Caslings
Si'I C'rTi1- RanTosd Wheels aud AXes, Chains
and srkes and Rosn IN barrels psr 100 loi'''''.' ~
SPECIAL Raj rs.
Furniture and Carages boxed, and other light articles
not enumerated; also, carboys OF ACIDS o. hst
6Utie Fir5t Ciass rates Per iOO 81 30
Have every package Plany mahee ai1in 10 M
prevents delays ana losses and inSurea speedy de-
EysE5y; E.ySsE5y;;Nr.cEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
% CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned to the Agents Of th9 sean C-,2nS "a @
Rsrosd al Charleston, will be forwarded tEEE oL CoA-
MIssoS drayage wharfage aud postage only ehGiseai
ed to consgnees Marx packages, care agent D . h H.
south CaSoua Railroad will advance shippers charges,
can do So and have their expense bill payable hero
AM freight for Nashville and Stations on the NasnNie ahe
baano'va Railroad are sent from Oharleson by through
Trains only anu Shippers may rely uPon'hs u'7'
ana fbe Kie T5n Charleston Nashville wal at all times be
low by Savannah -, - ----.t---.-
ram authorised and viii settle promptly any oVereharge1
and damages thar may occur On this Line. ,.
D cass of lost missing goods Will take cnaLge ot any
necessary Orther recovery ana
viii pay within 30 days alter notice is given al
This CicG. - ma ~,t.,,,r,,u,
Merchants along the line OF the NashVlue ano
5T,ai vi m Ter iu mind the above rates apply 10 All
goods from Charleston, which are l. be deVerea az lns
f1lIoVng Stations viz: Stevenson, AndetsOh D5cAeIu5
TuIlahoDs Normandy, Waurace, Sheibyyie beiL0uCkIe
F1sfsrviIls. NurfreesbOr8, Smyrna, and LaYergns.
shat be- prepared give every explanation au0 lnoIma
lion desired IN regard FTeiEhs and Expense ols cores
Bouents may rely upon prompt answers 70 al inquiries auu
ver on riysu business brought under my super
version aud coulro CHAS. W. ANpEkSON hgent;
tgrg II ff College st., Nashville