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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

or banditti." Thst's the News ideas, and
they DO the editor credit. II he sticks to
them be will And ne il occupying good r..
publican ground one Of these days. He thus
CLOSES:
In conclusion, we can only say that the
duty of every Democrat, who would be con-
sistsnt, moral, and civilized, ls TO repei every
attempt OF this huge, .beastly immortality,
70 gain admission az State into The On
ion. 80
Nov for the Democrat. III thinks the du-
" Of every Democrat 10 directly the oPPc.
site Of what the News says Il 10. 1t says
she svowsl Of faith By the News sis in open
opposition to Che principles of the Nebrasks
Act, q well ~ the Consultation Of the Uni.
tad States" The Democrat 10 right, 30 far
- the Nsbrssks Act or the Democratic in
seroretation of Il lie considered. If eannibai-
lam were ! domestic institution Of Ctsh
alongside Of Polygamy, il Is Democratic
doeteine not TO object on this account
s.L;o oIy,ah into the sisterhood OF States, and
I has declaring her 70 the Wsfio : part sho
portion of this Republic. The Democrat
thus concludes with slap at the News
The Democratic party plants itself upon
thu broad doctrine Of leaving the people 1of
: Territory perfectly FREE TO form and resu-
late their domestic Institutions Ia Their own
wsy, subiec, only 70 the Consultation OF The
United States" Any and every journal re.
jeeting this doctrine Is sntLdenocrst'e'
The .Sco,t county Democracy" are now
is . queer predicsment. Which Of these
sapers is their genuine organ, and which
The counterfeit II the News, then they
are opposed to the admission Of Utah. and
,bss opposing the main principle OF the Ne
brake Act and Of Democracy i'sslf. II he
Ds.oerss, then they are tor admitting
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

No. iO9,-A farm Of 100 acres 10 see. IS and ~ ~
= ~ acres under cultivation, 4 good stream
water.
No. iS--h farm Of Ise acres, ia see ~ 7 ~ 3,
4s acres, good timber, 90 acres, in cultivation, IN
No. i52.-A farm OF 200 acres In sec ~ 4 80 Sc
NV acres undet cultivation aud uadsI fence, an or
cnafd OF ~ young trees, ~ acres timber, GADs
mouse, log stable, well, De- Price S22 per scre Will
sell stock and faf ming uten sils " ith IL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution!

Under A.shead . linn ted uu N bel Of special notices
will be inserted u 10 ceats per Tine each assertion,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

~. fAtHT 81 90 ssres IN sections u, RtAe
Twp {. 4, Easi, $50 sores troks, 80 ssrse an,
~ acres IA heal, 10 acres 10 Us,s 10 ssss
So t-o spnhss and stream OF ne sstss tftA
school Aosse ~ The land, price &c. 80
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
THURsTON & BERNARD,

next door 70 California;
VNTE now have On hand beautiful s,ock Of French
wv and English hsrina8 Plan Plaid and ANDRE
shaded 81 WOOL DsLsines, B0ubazines Cashmeres Man
chester DeLaines; Psld Red, fellow and White klaunsS
ell qualities Also, complete stock Of etape Goods
SsrFants Goods Of 81 kinds % which We invit fa 'ttn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
Tin ware I
A.Js NacRrides

COEEEhg lin ~ SHEET AftON NOAAAAEA
No. 2, BRoAD STREEF,
NASHVILLE TENEESSEE.
HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCssln in the above business and hereby tender ms
suceFe thanks TO all my old friends and patrons for then
bersty heretofore extended 70 the firm snd would mos
respectfully solicit continuance Of avOrs from them and
wish TO info all the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale aplehd q lot q
COOKING STOVES,
OF various patterns ParlOr Stoves for wood and
and aRcy Crates Box Stoves for churches, Hob
low Ware of every variety hand made order Fur
naoes Snd Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared 70 do all kinda Of Job Work, such az
House GutsTng RoO6ng any other branch pertaining
20 that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
MyOld friends Of the River will find il 70 their advantage
to call and g7e he4yiaz before bargaining elsewhere
for work
ALSO, for SALE one pair secondhand ENGINES cylin-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughI
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
june Ia. Ie25
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25


HAS jus returned from he Esst With he largest Stock
III cons Fnod Goodsio be sold Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Fss.ern eoa9try 70 wiz;
Resms OF Letter Paper $50 sfsesug Envelopes
1850 /" = nots paper, Gill20ao = Fancy corts
5000 l's' oom,sl. Paper. psd s5-' '''-'' '-'i'''
500 :. Bul CAP 100 sIoss and z fsuell.
80 " Faucy Mo-.
CUTLERY.
s0G0 sstts Lnves and Forss 49, hammers ard Haichsis
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine silye.
30 pair scissorsj Spoons:
FANCY GOODS
50 a. fiar on 35aoPort Nonaiss,
3zi6 Fauey Work Boxes; $50 deEBu LiueH Hdks
So Ladies' Com7aEi0uEi ll5 p" SIX DO
To-: 50 - Gentlemen dae
1850 pair Buck skin Cloves AssHo Undsrsaisisi
isJ dss geass Ehits snd i5rsy
5000 vol E,audard RroE,
COLD WArCuEs AND JEWELRY
3 Magic ease Gold W4tchsss 80 DO Gold Hsoa gus.
80 english gold parut lever - tons zoo and Vest DO
nanuiacursd BY Joseph rs 30 Geld seals ana Keys.
yohusop' p Ca sifsot, wan L. se
go silver Lever Watches; 7s0 10 Florsnuae, d.;
$50 ODsn Pace silver do par Pan Gold Bar Rings
rs Comp1s,ioh do; $50 Ladi-s Piata Gold Brels
. Tasshgs ?- --' '' 7o9o Cent. and Lads Colo
$50 DO ChatIiuEs Pencils,
s7s50 worth Of G0d Finger
Rings 49,
1000 Gold Pens viii Silver Cases, assorlodi
1870 Cold
And I'D other aees usually ,und IN ssWeigy Rstablisb
menfs Merchants, PedIers and hs citizens generally
toads h5vetl bs clOsa out la knitted liel e. they be
long dsTent estass have atnsras ohaI srioes Co.
tedinus mention, 20 Fhol lsTe anything th4t Lly
Gsnusuiiu Wauld Call lur. n. ~. bhUAb.
Aucuoaeer Consgu6es, No II CotaI street, Nashville
Tennessee IneE--l113-
IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
crefenberg Medicines!

= vel knon and Gag fg sought Coz iaroa5 aeuI ne
"A " bols oEtlueEt uf ica
never Before their introduction eouii any series q
popTiar edt b furd -nnt quzl sHg IS ncy,
tat we're aEsJst 0e relic N. and asro Elaa reala u
never aBefore hs CrRionberg Pits, sasli you %.
tain Is esrtn rslsd, fr Isus Diseases Liver
Conaoi.nt., b. sosusa, CorIir5nsss and Asbna
Never Before ibis Fever and CUE remedy, sould any
Thing und currd 90 cases 81 hils F6Fer 81 8
Never Before uis Cree sounla n 9ii tm1ai thers
olnd p 2e, iuedatr Or Bur1s. srsis-s
Css, co sorss k sphsas, AMI Iaaaumaoua, sitaef
never IleForo Maohalrs Uterine Can D. o. vas Fau-
ing Of ths heaabi aud oihef u-Eine diseases
ouratle. Nov, zen eazss out o. Twelve b ais
j II any ph, stefan ssppoass tsst ,A. s srs o.,ss
Remedy, Hs Head 70 ~ " het b. preparsf Or.
r7y,u tca, Healiht z1d Oh phisirFt o. he fnfahie
lchoo-lhll We u fIfu-1 So ul4bla IN Stefan any
"a ntiis h era lousy % tssi rs s 90 q PEI sns
- ~ ~ " - ~ 2 !, " r2l1 t9ts ne ta- o. iaf-
% be sHa sex ihai ne Of msde1 aas discovered
Never Before the c ~ ub-rs Dysapisry syrup, vas
ihore ceran femBy for BIO d. Fuz Dyreule7 biar
naver Be fare he istr ducon ef ne frs = rrra-
eea eoaid m hel -e Der baas aas o. dag, -lg uldor
carried thsu "a now medic cures ineu afer
ne Doctor nc nurses hss pronounced ha sate Eapser
Never Before vas any Tonic B.sr 90 papa'sr j., Re
peHith iels thai eot s5c BY sa"ad .s Forid suffer
lone can 81 al times, prevent t
sever = tere ~, 9s} 2,sa q 3, sal,a psIila 20
Never Before has ius Cnaaamb ives Baim iound is
egltl hos nSnI ~ 49,. p We -ee healns Eho
ao been tseaum',eed = u.e ~ 10 Preference o. many
Never Before were Fiirs and bundle e n .ss-s Ger
tn q se5s We ssEs e aaetos Of Peflans euIir'
I'd shsf nashIr Z but the knife eo,ii "a ~ r.I.f
Never Betorg could iulamed eJrs -nt usaknsss o.
VA b. eurre go -5c- Ihe Bye Lofian does Il
Never D. fore sny BoaE pahisssd ftst contains
a. o. ~ n2aiea s1oF M 6rEfroaerg m-u-al o.
hsll n TO- &c II oulht % iu eFsry ami.y iand.
Never Before BE-. any AiaaBss been gasn1hsa 80
Dol sls ~ Sic fisslh aintnur D. % n.bsl arsi usT
y ~ D,asgis'i. in1bg MAeKESzls 6 Ra sVIfa,
T" " .H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
rENNsYLrANIA RAILa0AD.



4HE GreatCsntral Route, eonnsstDg the Atanteeties
With western EorthVester and south western States
~ continuous Hallway direct TINS road also eonnes1t
a Psburg uth daily hue Of steamers q az Ports o.
re Western Rivers and al Cleveland and aandusky with
tearr 10 ali ports on the NorhWsstern Lakes making
fha unst dirscf sbsgpest G7d rsd5s roi9s BY which
RRglGHT can be Forwarded 70 and from the Great West
RatsE between Philadeiphil and RittEb1Eg.
FIRSF ClaASS. B00ts, Shoes Dry Goods 90 ~ 1enR
On bores) Furs, FsaiheEs &c.. k. -
SECOND CT AS5-Bo0ks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On balss) HARDWARE Lea zoe per lo0D
Third CLAS1-AEFils, Begging, Bacon, e. - ton7
and Pork (n bulk, Hemp &c.. -. = w.
FOUIsTH CLASS.-Csfss, Fish, Bacon, &c.. 4ooss
ald PORK (packed,) Lard snd Lard Oh, - ~ -0'-
Flour-sl per Dbl until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cott0ns2 per bale, no exeeediug 500 lbs. weight until
further notiee-
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phia-
dspha be particular to marx package Bla PddepAsa
RGiveld" All Goods consigned . the Agents q this
Road 81 Phils2spha Ptts5urg will Be forwarded with
ont dstsntion
FRsIaRr AsHFa-HarTis. Wormley Co, Memphis,
Tennessee II. +. Sass Co, st. Louis J, s. Mitchell
SON. Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bel and hurooeE and
Carter JeWet Louisville, ky z, G. Medrum, Madison,
Indiana; SprgEsn brown, and Irwin Co. Clnelnnat;
n. ". Graham a Co, ZanesviHs, Ohio; beech Co., NO
81 Kby street Boston; Leeoh %. Astor Bouss, New
York; MOL william street. and No. BatterE Place New
York E. Sneeder, philadelphia; MagraW koona, Bal
6more; Geo. Francisens Pittsbgrg
n n. HOUSTON, GeaerGl Fretgh A9ent, PAas1.
q. J. L0ABAERTs SEgf, Aste0HG, Pa.
ienf ST-lV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
fzuSNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % H0URSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

BAlfJ AHE C1EOhED AHnOU0hl
rF<Br ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets 10 Wash.
ingion can BE- procured, to which point as well IS to
Baltimore t is The shortest most direct and in every
rf he most reliable route Il is the only route by which
rohassra f Through Tickets % New York are enabled
4, reach the cites Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK Al the cost Of Ticket 70 New York only thus en-
lBg Bususqs Hsn and Travellers iOr pleasure or ntOT
afin to vsit ur Oft principal cities 10 the Union for
l.sg cost than car be Afforded By any other route,
And ID IL the only route BY which Through Tickets can
A had 10 Richmond Norfolk, Winchester FrecercksburgI
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, savannah, Macon A.
Ipta Augusta Bsrkiey Springs and Bedford Springs.
pqesergss from &AsHvTLlg take the stage Coaches Of
Carter Th0mas steamers on the Cumberland river,
60 LOUISVILLE c0nnecng there with the unlted states
fiaii steamers 10 Cincinnati, or with the JenersonTne
Railroad 10 indianapolis Ind make direct connection 81
tolumbus Ohio with The Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ire Wnenoe close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
h.lrosd u ma e 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Fhia-
dsUbia ana " York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets rom Mem
phs are transferred at Cairo to the cars Of the Illinois
5sptrsl REIlrusd from thence passing through Terre
Hauts Indianapolis Dayton and 8ena to Columbus Three
Ilv Trsins leave COlCmbua 81 10 A. NJ $50 2. K and
IS P. ST.
rs rgtl af riding Through tickets 10 az the Eastern
Cities Va the same rnts charged BY other routes 70 Neg
Y1k a. lg il also the Shortest most speedy and direct
70 ali be leading points in the EsSt The distance from
Columbus 10 baltimore is only 576 miles, being about Zoe
rs m changes Of cars BY this route and consequently
less dgtautiou, than BY any ohes
go The road is ballasted with broken stons and iE
entirely free from dust ,,,,,,--,,-
For further information please apply 70 ~ " hOnohlt
r Through Tickets apply IN Louisville at the ofcs Of
ne u Mail sleamars or at the Jacksonville Railroad
OHes Nam street WIN. 8. WOOnSIDE
Master transportation B. D. &. B.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western AgenL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

NOTICE 40 PASSING f1EtS.
SuPERIETzRbKNTs OFFIoH, n. & @ z. r.,
NASHVILLE, Jan. Q, 1857.
On and after Monday next, ISth instant the Ticket
" Oace Of the Nashville ard ChattahOOga RaIlrOad VIII
established No % College erect under the SeWanee
Hotel. viii be open At A. NJ. and closed al
going 70 the cars. Il. /. ANDERSON, sup1
G. L. AEDrRsoE, Ticket Agent. iian9-tL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

TNHURSToN 3 BARNARD haze removed TO 20. 70
III Public Square, next door 10 Caihonns where taay
viii cs happy 10 show their customers first rate sock 81
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Biae Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimsue5; Fesli1gls Gloves
Hosiery, Cravets Handkerehieis, &C., Sc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

HAVE received direct from EuraPea la-E8 supply o.
q Watch Makers Tools AMI Gatsrt4s, wafon Eil sei'
wsuIJ-avs per cent below Aea TOrs Priees. Haterri
sent 70 any part country bg mail. Likewise, large
Of Click Materials. Having engaged lr sorvct
OF eE,edeuoed WursseH Tor the FrtEiTing Watches
geWslry Cloak &c.
Cily aud Country lais. &C. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer In Watches, IaEery, Cl0ck8 Faueg
Gsnds. &c. II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
a-FrruffsVu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

A, aGaRF prcares and parcels forwarded any peTt u
Is az civ by Glover Co.'s City BEprBss. Orders len a.
men ocs No 10 south Side Pablo Square, will be prompt
- .1fs.4st u, lan3--H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

OsT or stolen frnu ha seamer RoHslar, SO ba-s and
IS bvadhs 60 r. ma ket - n "a s0oue sus D Sod
markell Stacey, Roy q Go a q ons box brY COOS
uafIsl Htelfeut a. Co Any screen grins nfoTmsiion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

Y virtue o execution directed fFom ne ch a.
- cors codrt AZ NASHVILLE. iu husBu6sr rsr1 iss h
taVoEol O. y bfien lisra ana Master, W e. 1iudru
ho5eft itudrl will on earuEDar, the Iih day ~
april ur1t rpos3 20 sale &c The fHui eos ha-h-
VILE 10 the hshfft oder casa, aii rEht die. claim
nd inic es t1at ~ g and hcht ldd1I aaFa a sad D.
'ealn piece parcel OF Lut % 6ruu1d, lying ID
o. cnu1V Of DaTiianf STATE OF Eenne.Iea, ard cg %
tasnsi TO- h-sane seing 1t ho7 tla disssan L.s
est, tn hst % known CreEg LGial 81 ana rl-
lns nu1E 100 ieet, upHn Ehicd Lol inrru j. Two sirr
ircE anusa- Dad kaEE1erci Bouk 81 and nnfs so.
feEistfr's OGics o. Davidsar cuuut7.
Also al me rgnt, te, claim and luerfgi Shat Rnhsrt
fu1ull as n and % parcel o. Land e. waited ara
ing 10 Sire rame Couny and S.ae aiortaad o. college
s oeuta Of Inc corp FaEou 81 Ea.hrr. a beng o. af
1t So dts alsd 10 no plan Of Can BELTS L,ts hst
: 20 aay she southern half vf said t rnrtne sect
Aiart street ranurf back lf7 eel ust d. hsiue hs
alle Los al vas ntvsl % o. uartha q Had1s 6f Richard
anEs Deed hsEstsred in irog 40. pas-s i12 snd ls1
eeiatefs Ouce or DaFa-al cnuntV. rillln irrri
aQurs. J. *. kuHIhDsuf, sher5.
BY < p. CaaEBuLIs Dapurg s1euG
~ - rar.a. nar
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oY Firua or decree o. tha uars spF1I Couutp ct a.
- Davidson cuanlY ml1 d. he ~ arch Frru is ~ ne
ehiFugluse, via oAfU f5A soc lI al, 90 b. h
id55, a. ach hirtrrg TIE Le suan Pise e -
quolic sac % ne hisHeli o Or, szil b h a. u
70 lisir c. no. 3 bounded a. tuilasss Communist
a. iha No ta al % ls auestsrd fafl on fr- M
qi James h1eana, deed, sna n ne .tns
'FesnJ b. 3 e. q % "a aid sasrH1cd 6yan deed on
p L4e1 and rl nnE iauuc N lisng Liut afd sad
71eh4uan and hlJanta He Us pssI coke. iherts q
ist s1Ess slia 20 anu ana ua1 sulA 57 POLES. hs
tna between lhunus tEarelt Il sud ad Is rsnt fhers
Iasi aiohg i4ld sFefstta 6flalta hna % pa %
led. hence Norh aonE sad meut oaed ~ 81 81 e
20 ne orennings nnd ss1 90 az Hight Aerss 10 o. ana
nalEhorhoud VIII also sell at ~ ne rarr ne
william and Ls1ldsF.
tElHs-the -a-4 I'D Do sold and 3 rs1n rrrff
a0iat I'D approved recgftY laktu and ein lslard
For thg Negroes -hrd caah, the "a g n moatha
9oies wiih good sscurity Wi.l b. required
EasT q sHAsH, FELIX H. CHEaFHAM.
AuJ Tor petitioner. tmrl3- dprsfsss OF U.andM
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tSLOVER'S
GENERAL PURCH AsING AGENCY.

GFNFUAL PURCH ASKING AGENCY
so, 10 SOUTH sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
nashville, Toume" see.
- RDEER s,U OF large accompanied villa mo cash, Tor
articles OF rvory description from finger ring' bat OF
ahsvl uB 10 complete Stock Of Goods Gro cries, Drag
,07facJ0nariss or steam Kpgne, carefully and promptly
gtsnded 10 and ora arled Is Instructed Common charge
Hve per cent -
Gen z Anderson, Hoo A Ewing, Col X bteVen'oH'
gessts Co., r & W EBkin q &c Al Duncan =
~ Nushvtllo; ~ & J Spence, Murireesboro Col Msrhy
Il Harrison. MeNiauvie; Lem TrnusdEle, Memphis; Col
VI Nc NdoC ku0Xvus SeaE0 q abbott and " Nsilaee,
AlanLa, o.. .lan2 l5l-tt LIVES 9IuN eh.
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RAILROADS &C.
1
Freight Reduced'
Rates Of Frsight from
114pLFgFON TO NASHVILL E
70 ooaTlrun WITHOUT AlTEHaTloN uHTtL riiH
FlBsr DAY or JUNE 1857,


70 oosrlrun WITHOUT alTERa7loN uHTiL ftiH
FlIssr DAY or JUNE 1857,
FIRST CLASS.
sssorortes Books, Stationery Boots, Shoes and heis
T,t-..riSs Al barTsIs. Cafpeeug, China Sitss am
Glassware CigaTs eases, cigesal or .seges
Goois IN 5Ess snd bales, lruga Frgits srsis res
aud shrubbeFy FuTs; -. a ~, - ries 0yssers 8
y c.1s md i.Ts saddiery, Tn aud BhiEana ware,
Teas -Aa fs1Nf1 CLASS.
,5w,7e except such 50 lPseiaed iH EiFsi sH9 Third
t'sas-s y VA ri1,-s Tobssco In bozes lesthgf IN
5o AM boxes Oils 10 bafrrls ana 49, 49, y.Sis65
Plaster, sheet Brass aud CepPss, ~ w =
- zto-els Spades Sad IrOns zi9e ana TN y pss'
I'm Psts AnVlls, Vices, easks q y - = C'i,'
R;saI rar R,iirosd Wheels and ASies Chains N
aud spikes ard Rosn u OA 3 - ~ 80 -
ca .-sS bo1ed aud other light articles
k7rniluIs ana slso ear6oys OF Acids her
no. enu9o m 5e charged By actual weight, bat AZ
1000 81 81 Class rates par 100 loa.... y
Gave ssoIy I.5s "a deDo q delivery. % this
prevents dslas and losses ana Aln's' 'P''O'
EysFy',-.ovs avn pscu1TIRs OFFERED BY TAR
- as Cha RLRsTOR ROUTE.
ca. ,onsiquyu 20 tuo agents Of me soaln Cafeiht
$780, ~ 1,hsrs.t,n, will be forwarded " FEEE O. yoH
Hiss1s dr1s aEs, 81 freight paid vessel viii De mall
I'd 70 congnees. Nsrk packages, care agent p y a. -
SRaIslo9' e Railroad vH advance shiDPsrs ehgrge
50 taatthoss wno prefer oonslgns ~; 4 vssls beFo
s~ ~ Sss6Vfe ard stations she Nashville ana
6,beusnoaza Railroad sent from le-,etL
dFains ouiS, an SnipPeTa may res upon '-' ~
sRe p'3.3 1 rleon to Nashville vii Al all tines be
&c lcs IS By SagaEnah w -.-,r,v .rv overchaFqea
an authorized, and viii set.is P toii9Pe7 ~
su9 Ia,ages thar may occur on ms la.g- - -
fc.I rlie-fng goods viii hahe
-r ecsssary fo heiF EeeoF ery ana y le.
s tor ne same within % asys ssr honee 70 si'oN az
to,o tbe llns Of She Nashville and Chatanooss
Rsrosd wi beaF "a mind taHi the above E95s sPp9 ~ ~
80 60, Cha-isstop which are 6 be dehvefe9 Al NJ
E1l-gr. zatjous viz: Stevenson hnoeIs9AI ,2ttqla
F1eb1e N1ylnandv, Waurac8, saehyNiles Ate'
Fs--rviIIe slurfrsesbore. SHIyTua, ana AaEesne,
sbai b. Dreuersd give ever 81 aA4tol 80 ,.e-
I-irt m rega7d b frsiahs and Expense oe Soss
srr.u rreh % business brought under ~ sPe'
version and control. CHAS " 3sbytiis
iauS-55-M ---s- y
RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCb 10
CHARLESTON
Fssthsrs ana Wool per hundred poHnds p ~
Reseuar Gnseug PlnkrOoti Rope aho % .ai 5b1
sar Candles, soaps Lard aud Linssoa OH PEI Nv "a
pounds, 81
Lea rnbaeco ~
Bssf and P5rz per barrel
Bloomsin iotsoi 50 dozen and upvaFd', per dOEeH ~
Ne RsS no 81 The nashville and ChsaloOgs Railroad
viii sign keosps above rates untA me 4h OF 'A
.-. ii, ,ivs IN rate
- Aurnsa Georgia, Ou articles above sPecHsd;
For information in regard 70 rates on elhst -i'ie "
.spscifsd above, call on or address ,,pBsog hort
tans-,s7-tg No. IS College street.
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efRAfED from ths undcFsiTlsd % sdno-ay. fhs iin
= q Aarchi q Hedlutu aEtd SuhaEt huHin AUS.
h hen hr len ~ vas h1d al ralnd, BIZ right q ems.
- ~ suitable reward Go DE- rsa97aIl e 'ao halo or
lQr 1lF iniomaiian uhich lead 10 lE rfeara. AZ
rasdegcai - mles east o. Anuosh tep1-
mfhlI-l2F A. ". 0AhlNrE
e35 900 Is Davidson COZ 81 lNHiia.
fTHB a1bscTlber haa TEenig a nola auds % ssl1s
a On accoant Of fefariere Pr isnni. - 81 Iurna-
datsly 70 lnh 7-7l bkNJ. . latDf,A -rt
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PENNSYLFAaIA RAILRUAl

z =
THREE Daily Through Trsins between PhRdelphis
and Pittsburg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pisburg st u, A. H., and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. II. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at NJ and Plttsburg
Tor Philadelphia 81 l. Pm. tbs NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitisburg at H. NJ and
Pitlsburg for Philadelphia at 10, P. n.
This above lines connect ct Psburg with The Railroads
70 and from ST. Louis no.; Alton, Gslena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Hauts Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Oincin
na Dayton Springfield BeefOntsine Ssndusky, Toledo,
Cleveland Oolnmsus GAINESVILLE, Masglou and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet BOaB from and to HeH
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville aud Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had to nom either Of tbs
above plaeeG
For further particulars Handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will ind this
The shortest aud most expeditions route 70 PhladelphB
Baltimore New York or Boston.
THOS MOORE AaEET, Passenger Lines, PAslBdG.
J. MBSKIMEE, AssEg, Passenger LiHss, Pitts5arg.
Philadephis ls6T-ian f--lF
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WILL pay cents Cash for good COiion and asn Rags,
delivered ny Rag Store the Neh east corner or he
Raharn vFoalian AID - Raaa nnf 'ssai-a