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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
2gNNLNG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AVID
BALTIMORE % HOTTEST
BAGGAGE OHECEED THROUGH1


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets % wash
ingtOn be procured to which point as we'll a. 10
baltimore, is the shortest direct and in evsrV r.
ypect the most reliable route Il is the onV roue by boh
purchasers Of Through Tickets New York are enabled
- reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Nsv
York. at the cost OF Ticket 20 New York ouv tins an
A0hng Business Men and Travellers tor pleasure or iufo
nation to visit four Of the principal ctesn the Union or
sss cost than can be afforded BY any other route
And il Is the only route By winch Through Tickets es
had TO Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredgricksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macou AZ
anita, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Sprngs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage goschss Of
-srter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland riysr
LoBsVLLE, connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers to Cincinnati, with the JersonviIIo
aarOsd to Indianapolis, lnd make direct connection AZ
columbus, ONO, with the Central Ohio Railroad to Whss
lng whence close connection with the Bsltmors ana bi
Railroad is made 70 Washington City Baltimore Phila
dslphiG and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
pms are transferred 81 Cairo 70 the Of the uuoia
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
dsute Indianapolis Dayton and Aena 70 Columbia Thraa
Oaily Trains leave Columbus, a. 10 A. NJ $50 p n sDd
lS p. n.
E Travellers sre requested to no,cs that while this IN
only route shjrding Through tickets to az the Eastern
ues at the same rate as charged BY other routes 10 Ns
fk only It is also the shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points in the Esst The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only 576 miles bsDg shou no
niles shorter to New York than by any other route Tes
ire less changes Of by this route and consequently
sss detention, than BY any other.
H The road Is ballasted with broken stone and Il
sntirely free from dust
For turtherint0rnstOn, please apply 10 D. G. RUNgEY
Agent Nashville, Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office OF
oe o. 3. Mail steamers or al the Jsersonve Railroad
Suce, Main street WI. ). WOODSIDE
JOHN II. SHARP. General Western Agent
june IS
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AT the sane time and piece, the undersigned viii sell at
public SALE to highest bidder, credit Of one and two
wears; Carroll Furnace, The lands thereto attached
being cen and thousand acres There Is very
valuable Farm consisting Of ab0utthTee hundred acres Win
fne body Of Woodland ofa superior quality, ne improve
meps valuable and extensive, consisting OF eotorta
Bile and tantal brick dwelling nOuse and All necessary
out buildings barns, Stables cribs, oegrO houses, &C.
The above popr will be sold the shove credits and
GOOD and und iubted security will be required, and lieu
tanned the purchase money These anas VIII be
sold in different tracts # hOught advantageous.
Nov Ilsh, 1857 fnoy T7-W4ti w G. NAPIER.
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Arkansas Farm for Sale.

HR subscriber offers for sale OF the most valuable
Farms in ATkansas situated Social Bend, the Mis-
riVef i've miles above the town e Randolph IN
Mssssippi county. The contains about " BLNB
HUNO1ED ACRES, between tEo and three hundred II
Which a under and il Of he most desirable
farms in the state, The improvements consist Of dwelling
negro bouses barr, &C., in very good condition.
For terms any information respecting the iarm, apply
70 she SO scrbeF the prsms By letter addressed
49, iSs3gIm JM. HARDING,
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TWO val LUABLE FARMS E0R SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has r
sided for the last eight years, sale. 1t i
the waters OF Big Harpeth river, the county Of VII
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville near iage
Tank, the Rehland and Centreve Turnpike nine mi
from Franklin the county Of williamson, and wiIhu
two miles OF the North Western Railroad being
stuced. The contains hundred and
Of rst rate farming land the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract 1t formally the well known farm
the late Wilkins Whiehld.
On this farm comfortable esdences with all ne
cessaTy houses; barn, cribs stables, carriage house.
with excellent young orchard Oi most choice Tut Good
spring and an abundance OF never falling stock
running from different through the farm Adoip
ing farm another of about hundred acres Of
sxcel with good residence, for sale The soil Of
both is equal to any for crops either grain
both united (hey will be sold separately together
may suit buyeTs 1t is thought bv good judges could be
made of the best stock in the State 10 It's size
those wanting to buy, would Of course wbsh to view
premises before purchasing. iuTther description Is
deemed unnecessary but all invited 70 call and for
themselves. lsug 25-eo&Wnl John I. HILL
TWISH to sell the farm which reside in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John T.
Hill containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and halt acres OF first farming land with co
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable o
small farm, with good The farm Is Eeu eneosed
with goOa eRees, including about seven hunored yaru o.
stone fence viii sell this plsee separAiey or ogelhei
with Mr. Hls-as both united would certainly make oes,
iraoe farm and purchasers invited 70 can 01
and examine the premises. LANlNiA ChAlGfzhAO.
For ertheI particulars apply 70 MI n " ohyoSf; e
storeof Sryder FrizEell, Nashville L. u
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E. K. GLASCOCK,
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
VIToULD his services the public, Agent for the
w sale Of
Heal Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods Groceries,
Or species Of property, either in Town county.
TO devote time 70 the above business and
wing had considerable xperience haermy cal
1--WE satisfaction those who may favor In that line
ean always found atthe Counting Room Of the Patr
once, when my absence, orders ls Tmar4-tE
VALUABLE FAMILY or NEGROES FOR
SALE.
A MOST valuable negro woman, q No. l. servant. and
n six likely and Int lgent ehIldTen2 zrs and bows
OF whom will be Worth each $500 when grown, The
owner wishes 70 procure good home them In The vicR
OF Nashvle and viii sell to trader Al dou bic neir
value Gas Stock State bonds, desirable Building Lot il
Eogeneld OF wet Nashville including Wa kn's Hardin
and other additions 70 Nashville will be taken in part
payment. Address 'B. W." Box POS Nashville P o.
II.
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No. 24s Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND RsPBRkNUES-

No. "a, Spruce street.
OFFICE BUcKETE STATE insurance CoMPANT,t
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1855. !
examined Specimens and Roofs Of W. E. Chlds & Co..
elastic Fire WATERPROOF Cement Roofing and be-
ing in use was eye witness Of trial Of one Of
Roofs nom large volume Of fame frOm adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof and eornice
for nearly stood the trial beyond all expectation,
and saved the building; TN. HASKELL,
CINCINNATI AsEEoT ROYAL iSsURASoE Co8PAET,i
Ibave examined W Childs & Co.'S aElasic Fire and
Roofing, and as far as can judge
sider it great invention, and am willing 70 insure buildings
thus protected upon the as those covered
Agent Royal lns. Co. London ana Liverpool.
From Bennett, General Agent Of Rtns Ins. Co.
CISorESArr, Jan 7, 1857.
Having made considerable inquiry as 70 ne merits Of the
Psleni Elastic Cement Roofing introduced hsO this city
BY Childs Co., nnd 70 be highly recommended In this
cy by many excellent Judges that il Is meeting with very
ready general nroductOn that its superiority the
tar position Roofing decided and freely admitted; and
nnay, expect TO adopt for my rooi which viii be neXt
Misunderstanding intended tin, but will ny virtue
Of the s'Palent BlasiIc Roofing as substitute;
orrlcE rTzR CIH. HAz AID DATToE RAnEoaD.
Child Co.'s Patent Cement Roonng is now used here
casso Buildings We are covering our Freight
Ca with II, and our Master Mechanic reports very iavora
ble toi LhOhMEDIEU, Pres.
Cincinnati, Jan Z, 1857. !
DEAR sIR:-Inanswert oury inquiry, our
opinion to The practical Of your covering
Of cars may say that from RO6seEVston, entertain
avery favorable oneso much Ehat We intend testing
thoroughly roofs OF buildings, cars, &c. Aer which
Will with pleas give yo0 decided opinion its uIL
ny. Yours, truly, LRPENCOITs
Supply Agent Ohio q Miss. K. T..
? Since the above written, the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad contracted covering their cars dePO and
bridge bstW Cincinnati and Vneennes with ths Cement
considering best article they have used for The purpose
Il C Lord, Pres ind aud Gin Railroad.
b Gest. Pres Wilmington and Zanesville Railroad.
Searies, Pres Merchants & Alanufacturers lns Co.
James Carter, Agent for rna and other Hartford Cos
Hezry Morton, Pres Central Insurance Company.
George Care, President sfayette Bank.
George CohIn, Bell Manuf'F No IO2 EAST Second st.
Baker & Won Phu No 62 Fourth street.
Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and F1fh
Guden, Tailor Draper, Fourth street
Miles Greenwood Iron Foundry.
Judge w GhO.son.
John ShillhO & Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
Mitchell & RammelsbeTg, Furniture Manuiaeturen and
Dealers, Fourth 81.
W II Stewart, Builder 345 PUN st.
MerriWetheT q StilweIl, Louisville.
" MeReynOds & Co., CiarksV1le, Tenn.
mayi6-dSWly
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN
RhAU. -

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE.
WE Offer for sale any all Of the fOoWfnQ rno da
w bic property for CASH, AT 20 per cent below n Ts-l
value.
lst magnificent Resdencs Lot IN Bdgsaeld OF sboss
the residence Of Hon. Neil s. Brown
I'd. 4 beautiful dmbefed LIT Of S aeres q r,Hs.
from the city, near The Gal attn Pike.
3d. beautiful BLOCK Of Lots feet suuare rorner ~
Clay and Polk streets IN Hsrdngs addition 10 Nasby =
SIX or eight hundred ards from the Cspitol. -
Wewi take great pleasure in showing anv or ALI Of ths
above properly 70 pssOns wishing buy fhey are nOt
peecty satisfied with the bargains do not wsh Ihs 10
buy J. L. q X. W BROWN.
noV e-lm 44i Uberry st
STAR CANDLES, 6GJ.
10O WHOLE Boxes Werk & Co.'S Star Candles
goo or
600 boxes Madison Starch
lOO - FOxs 9
1000 (" Prescott & 20. No. rt,, Soar,
nsI tore, and for sale by W. GoRDON SfIO
'DUNDEE'' CARPETINGS-
MOTHER large lot Teeeiysd direct from the Nanuo..
n turers they the best CarpeJi Is ever rs (. IN.
market, at the prices selling them a.
BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
Ocbz4 Agent for
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Wanfed-

CoUETRY Jesns, Lins'y, soskI, ,Rsssr., wax Gsas.as
ave AGDgEeAa q 90
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GEORGE q. HERTOT.
(IAts HERIoT & HoLMEs.J
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. s. c.

Particular attention given the sale Cotton PlOui
Wheat Corn and all ether Produce; zlso the Forward
ing OF Goods 10 and from the Interior.
REFERKEcKs-B. s. Rhett, Esq, Messrs. T. S. & 7.
Budd, W. B. HeTot, Esq Chsrt s. C., James Walker
Rsq, Nashville, Tenn Thomas S. Kennedy Loulsvs Ky
wilson & Burns, Baltimore, Nd. lapr23-yly.
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w. T.. CHILDS 81 co.'s
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER.PROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.


HR undersigned having purchased the state Right for
into general use and asks the attention Of Architects
Bulde Railroad Companies and the public geReny
exam ne its superiority over other Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS shoul not fail 10 exam
me this oohg as il is better an4 cheaper than any thing
The material forms hard and smooth surface that viii
resist the action Of the atmosphere every climate
mperyious water, elastic and flexible. IL
expands with the changes ofthe atmosphee, and i'll neh
eT evapoate crack, nor rot and as 70 its durability, there
question.
lis practically impsrshabls and win perfeesfuy resis,
any ordinary e1efEa exposure TO e bundsny prov
cd and we will Earrant water proof We will engage
put our RtohHg ordinary good sheathng old shin
gles tar and gravel, tin zinc and znc copper,
making no difference how steep 6al they may befor
dollars per hundred square being cheap
than any Roof Of the old style, it wiz
give better satisfaction.
1t will also b. found be best thing ever invented 10
cover or mend old leaky n and gravel roofs around
ehmneys scaes, dOImar Windows and guttes where the
tin IS rusted through TINS Cement be put last
long stone, and form perfect adhesion any object
which applied Tin Roofs be painted and
raned not TO leak at dollars and h per hundred
square ieet which Is cheaper and much better thsn paint
This Roofing will be found be the best hing for covering
arge Roofs where they much exposed 70 dresuch
Steam ls, Saw Mills Fact es, Railroad Cars Bridges
DepOis station Houses, Steamboat DecKs and fact eVs
KIM OF RoO here there external exposure re
heroof lisp effect, without joint in IT, presents
chance fordt5 communicate and any Light substance will
burn out Wlthout ignitng.
? Insurance Offices at Cincinnati and other places
Wnere Chds & Co.'s Cement insure Buidings
with Roofs covered with this Cement the
Tor those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
" Ihe Cement will be furnished 70 those a. distance
with directions for using.
u 2 County Rights for sale.
Orders sent TO the undersigned through Post-oE
hee,Ell0e promptly attended 70
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE:
FDHR oosf Of hem young and likely, 81 r. d Haynes &
II Goa No. = Cedar strosts laSS- ~
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NUMBER 236.
Railroads! Railroads !!


k@Lssd sl.lsi ~ = j. =
TUE GrsatCsntra Route eounsCting the AtlantiesissS
Il withW Western Northwestern Southwestern ststss
BY continuous Railway direct THIS road also copusefs
st PsbuFg with daily line of Steamers to all pors On
be Western Rivers and ct Cleveland and SanduskT k
Steamers TO ali ports the Northwestern Lakes; nan
the most Direct ehsqDsst and reliable rOts 0y which
kRElGHf can be forwarded to and from the GrsGt Rssk
Rates between PhiladsIphis and Pittuburr:
FIRST OLASS.-BoOts, Shoes, Dry Goods -. -.
(in boxes Furs, Feathers, &c....... 'So pr 1--WE
SECOND DOLASS-BOOksan and Stasi0nsry,
Dry Goods Qn balesO Hardware, Lea S60o per 1e0D
ther, 30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BIRD OLASS.-AnTils, ,BagginE Baeoa. .
And PORK (in bulk, j HEMP &C.,. oVe Per4 4O0B
JRTH CIASS-Cofee, Fish Bacon ! .
and Pork (pseksd.) Lard aud Lard Oil sOe PER A00D
flOur-75 cls. per ha until E.lher notiss.
Grsin-85 cts per 1sc lbs aaiil further aotics
Cotoa-S2 per BALE EO szeoaiing 500 bs weight unsl
furthsr notice. -11
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils
telphia be particular TO marx package sid PhadsnSs
RGllrOGe.' All Goods consigned TO the Agents OF thia
Read 81 Phadelphs Pttsburg viii be forwarded with
Iut detention
FszIsHE AsEErA-Harris, wormley 4 Co., HsmDhia
tennessee; K. T. Sass Co, st. Louis; j. s. Mitchell
SON. Evansville Indiana, Dumesni Be and Murdook and
Carter Jewett, Louisville KY; 3. O. Medrum, Madison
lndlaLs; spngnan Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
\. W. Graham Co., zanesville Ohio; Leech & Co. 20
81 kllny street Boston, Leeeh 4 Co. AstOr House New
YORK; MOL William street, and No. Bssterf Plscs Naw
hmOre; Geo. O Frsnciscus, Pitisburg.
y. n. HOUSTON, Gszsrat Ffsi7At A0ent PSils
d. J. LOABAERT, SzP's, ALtOOAa, Pa.
may | Sly
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AUCTION CARD.
ppNI 2 CHIE ms

VTTLL continue, heretofore published, make sales
w for cash onyscly adberei3g TO his purpose Of not
buying or selling any Goods upon own account.
m eonsxRments made 10 his House will be cashed within
three dsys after Sales No goods Will be recsived for
don with limits.
please ca receipts and get proceeds and all who
HsresssT no goods will be delivered until The bs are
Maid oct l3 SHIELDS, ~, Pub. Square.
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Fine Old Whiskies

w have est received from Philadephia th,,s b,,.,
Three barrels OF Xxx -"
Three do Xxx
Two do Ky
One
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1873 These ,rbI.sts. -.
pure, and are worth from Use 10 four dollar II
FOR sale In any quantity, HOLLISTER q "a f.risE
-Pi~' "a. IJuon atraatl
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APPROVED MEDICINES.
Extract BHehH, HBLMBALD'S.
lNVIG0RATING CORDIAL, ,Morse's.
FEMALE BITTERS,
PULMONIC BALSAM, WILLIAMS,
Sherry Wine Bitters; RICHARDSON'S
EXTRACTS SARSAP APARILLA, assorted.
Cholera Syrup, Dr.. 7Eeksr's.
nUININE, Morphia, Chloroform, Strichnine, Hyd,
" Potassa, Iodine Nitrate Silver Select Powders Of
lpecacuanns CalOcynth. Rhubsrb, Scamony May Apple
Baybsrry Golden Seal, &c. Received by
T. WELLS, Market street
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HAVING determined 20 the stats, nov ocsf Tor
IL sale, my valuable FAKM In Lawrence Coln-5. con
aintDg four hundred sxtydFs acres t9 ~ tne bees
land in Tennessee hne sat9 oi ea7alion,
good dwelling and Qua houses. fuey Natered with Dstrar
Tree stone springs and bssufal creek also vey hs vy
timbered As for hsath, good aHd anc good water, all
hned no laes m The equals ths- Fine range
hogs ssd esitls. Come and see lof yourself
6ctobsS I,b 1851 B. n. MOORE
yR.l,o , for sale another trset, containing fourteen
bpndrsa aerss embracing snougb good ane for stocF
FARM and arst.r mill Site with Eatsr p0Warto Fun
snoaat or msehinsr and aHs oea ioa for doaTu
Nil, .pd tan In selling this place will hod aut in
auee n snls 70 cash purchasers, .. n. MeORE
OcS aS-sFiHia- Z. 4. ALEEN.
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aTUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
N FOR SALE.

received In Magazine ara Tor sale 1000 kegs 500
klf ess 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
"A Ne n. d K. . CHEATHAM. Agent
Npuufqefnrar,
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J. Iii. CURREY.
FuperaI Undertaken.
Wheat, wheat,

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red whea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
hvered al our Ware house, Spring Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be clsssed as follows:
Ten cents bushe will, be paid prime White
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime Medterranan
this Wheat the lowest classification. When Amber Wheat
Is prime, i've cents bushe will be paid the price
Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Amber known here by Fairness as Blue Stem OF
Missouri Wheat. Next 70 this is the Golden Chaf-most
desirable.
FlTst Glass; White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Class, Golden Chsh' PDDrth Spring
and all other Red Wheals except MedteTraniaR which
is ten cents below in value.
25 600 Grain Sacks haRd BY
VPENCU A
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Agents Wanted.

M wish 20 employ Travelling Agent In each county Of
Mill. Nv
We wish in all cases. TO employ men who permanent
ens Of the counties in which they propose 70 operate
To such pesons will offer BtfoRg 70 sn9ara
10 the business.
Apply 10 J. r. @. BALDWIN & CO.
nov l-tw&E1m No. % college q. RashviIis
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MAMMOTH STOCK
OF BOOKS, AND STATIONERY,
Watches, JeWelry. Fancy Goods. &c.

II
and Pnilade phia, of the largest and extensive
eock 81 Books and Stationary received any 6ouSe
IN the West which En authorised BY the eoDsgBeTs
Al Is per less than the regular trade sale publishers
proe. T1is stock purchased extremely low prices
and viii enable me 70 sell them also reduced prices.
HOud advise all in want Of Of the above articles call
% examine them. sell with Git during the day pr
EAis sale, and will sell at auction every night, pleadgng
myself no undue advantage shall be and that ali
bces Will be Old their respective Trusting the
patronage 50 iberay bestowed upon by my numerous
tnebds aud the public generally my gr tefui
knoWledgments all past faVOrs Although times are
hard they want anytime 10 my line, don't forget call
10. 25 CkDhR STREET, under lns Commercial Hotei
where they will hnd hand al all times
Ladies most respectfully requested call and exsmine
the stock, before purchasing elsewhere. c. FOX.
n BIbE m the only fresi Stock received 10 this
FALL and is cOmpO ed not only the
bound Books sold in Tpoyl1 q.
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WISH 20 purchase from 10 25 600 bushels Of prime
merchant table Wheat for immediate delivery, for with
viii pay the full market price. k. O'KANE,
june l6-tW6Wu Market Street.
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Mheaf!Wheafs!

unoerslEned having orders Nneat VIII the
highest market rate deliverable At McCrea Terrass'
ware house, corner OF Broad and College ST.
K. WEBB,
July I'D &Wu Cotton and Produce Broker
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Charles HeidSick
CHAMPAGNE.
scotch & Irish Whisky.
PnWder ! POWder !

OLD ALAN Z ADO MADEIRA.
TT1HREB original casks, which Offer GENUINE and &c
Il pERIoR VIM. b. L. IMPSON,
nashl - Public Square.
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Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation
lying in females doth white and black who will be earefl
watched over during their confinement.
EA T. AND EAR lNElRMARK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02
A solsmn sadness preyails in the city.--eye

A solsmn sadness prevails in the city,--eve- ry face shows the deep effect upon the public mind. I am told that business has been near y suspended through the day. It is said that among the thousands who thronged to the spot when the first alarm was given, were up- wards os thousand ladies, many of whom found, alas that their first fears were but too we'll founded their loved ones for whom they were anxiously awaiting, came indeed, but not in life and happiness, as they had hoped. A friend i'll conyersing with me this morning, said went to the depot to meet my brother-in- law-1 saw the train make the fearful plunge II ran to the spot-the first man I saw was my brother, who had saved himself by jumping. l immediately set to work to help what could but from all the wounded and dying whom we took from the last car not groan or complaint did l hear.-It was not until the multitude gathered to the spot, that the heart-rending vail arose on the evening breeze, and increased more and more, as more bodies were brought upon the bank. May God spare me from ever witnessing such another scene" But it is mid night. and my heart sickens at further thought Of what 1 have this night witnessed
 Cor " " Rrcisfcr