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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
OfficiaIJOurnaI for Publishing thG
Post Office Letter List.
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic.


The July number of this excellent monthly has
made its appearance. It's contents are highly 10
teresting. The Farmers and Planters of Tennes
see have in this periodical an able organ-one
which they ought to take pride in sustaining. 1t
will compare favorably in every respect with the
ablest conducted agricultural journals in the United
States We think it ought to be adopted as one OF
the premiums to be distributed by the Agricutu-
raj Fairs throughout the State. It is certainly
more valuable than silver cups, in that it is not
merely pleasing to the eye, but to the understand
Ing alec.
We learn from this number that the next meet
ing of the Davidson County Agricultural Society
will be held at the residence of Mr. FELIX R. RAINs
near Nashville on the 4th of August next This plan
of meeting is one that promises to result in much
good. It gives sgricuturists opportunities to
examine each others farms and to compare notes
in regard to their methods of performing all de-
scrptions of farm and plantation work, the rearing
OF stock, &c. We had the pleasure of attending
one of these meetings, the 7th inst, at the res
idence of Gen. w. G. HARDING. We that
all present we're highly gratifed with the warm,
generous hospitality Of the General and his accom-
plished lady, as well as with the examination made
Ol Tue LuS CIOprJ ulS hHO biOOo etOCAB
&c. Gen. Il. has one of the finest hOmesteads in
the South, and may be regarded a specimen of
the tray refined gentleman and farmer. Wefound
him busy in the midst Of his Wheat harvest, por-
ton of his force following of Mannys reapers,
gathering, bundling and stacking in field of as
choice white Wheat Davidson county has pro-
duced this fruitful season. His crop of this grain
is very large. But, do not propose to mention
every thing
To return to the Farmer and Mechanic" 1t
merits a much wider circulation. Every agricul
turist in Tennessee ought not only to subscribe
for t. but to interest himself in extending the
sphere of its usefulness. Such of them can,
ought to write for its pages regularly. We are
astonshed that more of them have not already
done SO. No better plan to elicit useful informa
ton can be devised
The "Farmer and Mechanic" is published in this
city by Mr.. L. P. Williams, Editor and Proprietor.
Price, 81 per annum.
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THE BAPTIST FAMILY VI7ITOR.-The "ParIor
Visitor" having passed into the hands of Mr.. T. D.
HUGHES, that gentleman has changed the name, as
above under which title the July No. appears. It
contains 48 pages of matter, with an engraving and
wood cuts. The reading appears to be of a solid
and substantial character, and is alike credable to
the Publisher and his contributors. The Publisher
says "Confdent that with the aid of excellent con-
tributors, seconded by energy and experience, we
shall be able to issue Magazine every way worthy
of our standing, and respectatiity as denomina-
ton, put the harness trusting that the breth-
and sisters, throughout the South and West,
WILL by their patronage enable US to carry out our
design, of supplying them with aCeicO"as visitor to
their homes"
The Family Visitor is a monthly periodical, is
neatly printed and will make handsome volume.
We wish its Publisher much success.
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Sold by all Druggists.
maEch7-6m
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TTNHIS the favorable time your Csterns The
L GREAT CIsTERs BUILDER, HUGH L. BEATTY is
thi7 city, and prepared build them of sizes App-
cations made by note Otherwise, to H. G. Scovel will
receive prompt attention. GiUne25-tf.
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Interesting 40 Mechanics and mRnufac-
IuFers-ThiTd Annual Fair.

The Mechanics aud Manufacturers OF Tennessee
and adjoining States are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition OF the Mechanics InsI-
tute OF this State, will commence In October next
In this city The annually increasing interest man
fested In these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting To exhibitors, well from the dissemna-
ton of important information among themselves,
from the great publicity which they are thus enc
bed to give their business renders 1t certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse ia magnih.
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies Of Circulars giving foil particulars, can DO
obtained the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street. opposite the Sewsnee, or by addressing the
President, WV. STocxELL, or Secretary II. K WAL
KER. June 25-3m.
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

CHOkCE LANDS FOR SALE.
WE authorized to sell the following liberal
the corporation Of Nashville, the
H. Humphreys, Gov. A. v Brown, George Allen Felix
excellent or neverfaing Springs good Orchard two
story Brick Dwelling, with or rooms, and many out
houses We will sell the entire tract divide to suit pur
chaserS.
OO8 ACRES, lying the east side Of the Noensvlls
sOO4 Turnpike, mi cut; lies well; about 10
timber balance cleared soil OF the very quality
tage building part of the Ridley Tract owned by N
others.
ALSO,
% ACRES on the east side Of the NoIensvilIe Turn
ID pike miles from the Corporation; (the Goodwin G
Menee place. fronting both Noiensville and Mi
Creek Valley TurnpEes lies very well; soil good; a
Der Of fruit trees good Spring, large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse
ALSO,
IA . ACRES, both sides Of the Nashville 4 Chatts
* nooga railroad, Is miles from Nashville, tn.
first station west Of Lavergne, 6S choice timber
Frame Dwelling, with rooms stables, Kitchen smoke
house, and all other necessary cabins.
The dwelling is about 800 yards from the depot station
and 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied presen
by Mr.. Brown.
A BOUT $50 Acres, both sides Of Big Harpeth river
IA Is miles West Of Nashville and miles East King
ston's SPRING.; the Nashville and North RaroS
the OF the tracts acres clear
cd balance good timber; soil coed; never failing
Springs good Orchard; neghboThood good
build ng the late residence Of Geo. p Woodward, decd
ALSO,
7Et7 ACRES the Liberty road mile east OF tn.
4O town of Franklin, in Williamson county, y mil
Hast of the Tenn. Ia Railroad, lilo cleared, sol
story log house. weatherboarded and painted with Rooo
rooms, kitchen, smoke house, &C, the e,idence
Mrs. Walker. All on most accommodating terms Apply
May 2s 1851. ---'O'
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The only remedy Consumption which experience has
proved reliable, HICKMAN, CLARK & cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark Co.. PURE AND GENUINE GOD LIVER
OIL It has stood of years with increasing
popularity and proved eeacious where others have failed
you get Hegeman, Clark Co IS, for since the
death of our Mr. Rushton, article called ushtO1s'S
has been introduced in way with B. C. Co..
or II. @. 4 Go.
Sold by EwIN BROS, 10. G. BROWN, and Druggists
generally Giune16-d&W2m.1
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EB We saw yesterday specimen OF the pen
manship of little Mics after taking s,veral lessons
under Mr.. Dolbear. There Was marked improve
ment, manifest even TO the superficial observer.
1t is fortunate for the "ite folks" OF our city that
Mr.. d. still sojourns here
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gT- There a rush of ladies yesterday 10 the
Orleans store TO get a chance at those cheap Dress
Goods, advertised. Il Is not often the dear crea-
lures get such an opportunity TO decorate them.
selves at so little cost.
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Hclloways Pills -IndigestiOn produces emaciatiOn,
debility supneness, and rheumatic decay. Unless the
stomach is vigorous the blood will be depraved and the
whole organization must suffer- As this remedy will
nliges in forms and phases
a cause is IDexcusable.
Sold at the mandatory No. SO Maiden Lane York,
and By all druggists, at Csc, land 81 per box. 80
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A VALUABLE Lor, belonging to the corpor alton
of Nashville, on High street, will be offered for
sale to-day at auction. This property Is in one of
the peasantest neigh 5orhoods in the city, and
those IN want of lot on which to put up a T, ST.
dencs, would do well to attend the sale.
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woodland Cream."-A POnaade for 6eaUtgyip9 the
Har-hghy perfumed, superior to any French article
imported and half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
has no equal giving it bright glossy appearance It
causes Genemens Hair to curl in the most natural
ner It dandrud always giving the hair the APP
peaEnce being fresh sh4mpooned. Price only fifty
Noue genuine unless signed
FETRIDGB CO., Proprietors ofthe
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists NEW YoRK
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The FInx Annih1Iiated.

Every summer and thousands people die OF FIux
Cholera Dysentey Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
OF the Bowels It be cured in every rs
cents by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efecual
remedy in It has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life be saved
out Of by investment Of IS cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For So e by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
gisss. 8prA-6m
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

pY virtue OF two eri aeass directed and deliVere
ID from the Honorable Circuit Davidson county
Tennessee, at its May term 1881, viii expose public
sale the highest bidder, for cash, at the Courhouse
yard gate, in the City OF Nashville, SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881 all the right, title, claim
terest and estate which John O. McLemore had or
since acquired in and following described
tract piece, parcel or lot Of ground tOw: part
No. 49, in the original plan Of the city Of Nashville
and bounded as follows, to-Wit Beginning on ths
OF Gay and Spruce sire cts in said city running
thence with the line Of Spruce In Souhery drec
ton, 126 feet inches 70 the of part
heretofore sold John Samuel Stacker thence RICH
angles it'll said Spruce $50 thence
parallel with said Spruce in HOgthery direction
126 feet inches TO Gay street, thence with the OF
Gay In westerly direction 80 to the begin.
ming, being levied the property Of John O. McL
more 70 satisfy Judgments rendered In Jamest
Joseph Woods Ex'rs Of Robf Woods v K Stevenson
against said McLemOTe.
JOHN X. EDMoNs0N, Sheriff
June II, 1851. BY r. Il. CAMPBELL, d. s.
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1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND

W. a. q j. G. MCGLEL1AANO
RE in receipt of the largest magnificent
trade selected With great care nom
class Importing Houses Of the Atlantic cities Prom
long experience in the retail busine Manufacturing
the oldest established firm in the cywe feel every comb
denee In saving that we are prepared 70 oGsr 70 cash or
stock made Of the greatest Novelties mos: de-
Of buyers give X careful eNaminatou,t
satisfy themselves that they can save money by buying
nom
Our stock large and comprises much vAre'ytO
Silk Goods.
Our Stock of Fancy sEsis unusually large and at
traeve In prices ranging from MY cents PEP yard to my
In black silks We have all the best makes In Gro de
Renes Lustengs, Bona and Mourning TanetA which We
bOuse.
French Organdies and Muslins.
We havs the elegant stock Of French orgsndoS In
Elegant French organdie and Muslin Robes.
Musns and JacOnes in endless variety, cheaper than
ever offered in this market
Mourning Goods.
We have thing complete in this department.
White Goods, EmbrOideries. Sc
In this line have the largest and
ete variety to be found In the city, and at prices exceed
We have many kinds of White Goods manufactured to
order exclusively for sales.
Linens, DamRsks, Towels, &c.E
We have all the makesin these goods in great
rety astonishing prices have small lot q
those Patent Elastic finish Linens for Ladies wear.
Curtain Goods, Sc, sc.
Satin LANES, Union Damask and Embroidered Mas.
lin Curtains, Window Shades hne DruggetI, Mating
ParasOIs and Shades, sc.
have the best stock OfPArasO Shades and Umbrellas
seen in this market.
5000 Dozen Hosiery.
We have in store the largest and elegant stock Of
Hosiery ever seen in this Market in silk Le Sandal Lace
and Cotton for Ladies' Misses and Children Men and boys
cheaper than ever known.
Basques.
White and Bun Pique and Brilantes Bssques, with
Linen and Cotton, Fnges and White Cotton GAlloon
/ Trimming.
/ April5 W. A. 4 J. G. McCLELLAED
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EYr The statement of the Bank of Tennessee
and Branches, which will be found in our columns
this morning. indicates q thrifty condition.
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es8 Quite large number Of Texans and Mas
issppans landed here yesterday morning. from tie
steamer Woodforj to take the railroad at this point
for the interior, the mountain district aud the
Springs. This branch Of the travel Is becoming
very important and numerous Memphis Bale
On, Ilkh.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
July ll-C. Marshall Paducah.
l2-V. K. Stevenson do.
lS-Nettie Millar Harpeth Shoals.
Umpire, Line Island.
DEPARTED.
l1-Umpire, for Paducah.
1S-C. Marshall do.
V. K. Stevenson do.
Nettie Miller,
The river continues to fall slowly with two feet
water on the Shoals.
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JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Southern Pacific RaiIrOad.

ON the first day OF August next the books subscrp-
~ ton at this place for the above road will be finally
closed All who wish to subscribe for the stock allotted
place, 10000 shares) must do before
AS the company have for all present wants, APP
proved acceptances New Orleans will
to cash maturing Thin eight months, OF
disc cunt chaI ged by city banks.
informed that seventy miles of the road
der contract and the have been provided
and demands Of the contractors viz: Messrs
7. Grant Co., OF Georgia. Their ability and experience
addition to the foregoing facts give of the
eTgetic construction Of this great enterprise
delivered for u mile Of the road with grade Of 20 miles
All the rights franchises &C., Of the company, waen
miles be completed placed beyond forfeiture
tingency Of kind. The time within which 20
miles is the 10th of February, 1883.
julyIO N HOBSON Agent
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Nervous and lGhenmasic AaectiOns.

cases With the grea test The celebrated
our German Physicians recommending During this
csngeable weather, while persons with
nervous and rheumatic Affections be found vaIus-
bIe remedy.-StaGts ZeitTng.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
AN FARM FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

AM Offering for sale. privately, House and lot -
L situated Broad street, few doors above Sum 81
mer; fronting 81 4 feet Broad running l65 W.
feet alley. The house contains the main
b1ldng, with Kitchen, bath-house smoke house. &C. We
will give bargain in the above property,
shall be easy. (. 4. GLASCOCK, Agent
june16. 81. Cherry st.
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CO NJ NJ E R CIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, July IA, 1857.
TOBAcCO-Since last there have been hhds
sold by Fisher, Wheless Co.. $11 So II 90 12 8O 85
9 IS; ~ As.
WHEAT-There has been but little done in Wheat yet
We heard yesterday of small sOc9s1OO per bushe
FLoUR-Has receded. We quote at Sc 5O9s7 so per
barrel.
GROoERIEs-NO change in prices. Market dull.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, July II, 1851.
Wharf.-The receipts the week amount to about OCO
bushels about half Of which Of the city mills have
used and most Of the balance has been shipped The ruling
price remains 81 25 for Red and 81 80 for White There
heavy orders here from the North, not limited and
lot of good Wheat would to-day bring quarter more than
have quoted But figures the standing offers Of
buyers who furnish sacks We hear large quantities
Of Wheat up the road which may be expected during the
next few weeks If the Northern demand continues 1t
likely to do for some weeks, prices will not decline
CoRHMore Corn has been received during the last few
days. but prices have not changed We still quote 81 90 to
81 10 as the ruling figures and transactions very small
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON July TO-
wHEAr-we have no transactions to report. The 'e.
cepts week. which comprise 5000 bushels being ship
ped. Red is held at 1 1901 soc per bushel.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June &c, P. NJ
WHEAT-12O SKIS common Spring 81 10; So do O5; 1135
do club lots IS; AIS do private terms; les do red 5
1 49, 1875 white IS, SKIS returned.
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, July lI.-Sales of cotton to-day
400 bales full prices at yesterdays quotations.
Flour Sc 80. Yellow corn SOC. Mess Pork $2S.
Rest unchanged.
New YoRK, July l3.-Cotton firm. Orleans
middling Is. Flour 81 25 a 81 90. Wheat
Southern depressed; st. Louis white declined two
cents; Milwaukee Club 81 So. Corn ST. 50. Mess
Pork S22 So Rio Coffee u. Molasses and Beef
heavy. Lard and Whisky firm. Bacon quiet.
Oils, Iron and Stock dull. Lead inactive.
CINCINNATI, July I3.-Flour Sc 90 a Sc 60 Rye
90 a SO. Wheat unsettled. Oats 80. Whisky
90. Bacon active; Shoulders ST 9.
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Manny'S Celebrated
COMBINED REAPINe AND MOVING MACHINES

the great Indiana Trial OF Reapers and Mowers,
"A June g. 81, 25 1885, Richmond, under the direc
ton Of the State Committee, the First Premium Of $4,000
silver Pitcher awarded to the NANNY Machine for doing
its work the BEST and for being the best combined Machine
In competition at the trial twelve her kinds of Har
vesng Machines among those actually put to the test in
New York Sef-Rsker, Mann Sons Indiana Self Raker
Massachusetts Self Rsker, Daned's Combined Machine
Hand Raker, New York Hand-Rsker, Deitz Duhams
HandRakeT and the Kentucky Harvester Combined These
were ALL with exception, ombaed Machines There
also several other kin of Machines trial against
the Nanny Machine. The trial lasted through three
and the Nanny Ma chine triumphant in the field A
Fl rst Premium has also been awarded the Nanny Machine
a mower, the Kentucky Harvester consentiDg.
Decision Of tie Committee upon the trial of Reap
erS and -KOrers.
We the undersigned, committee appointed the Ag-
rcuUral Bureau OF Tennessee to examine and test Now
ing Machines and report the result the Bureau
day, June 18th, the five different Mowers entered
Mannys Com bined reaper and Mower; Manns Self
Raking Reaper and Mower combined Ketchum's Mower;
Atkins Self RakiDg Reaper and Mower combined, and
Deitz 4 Dunham's KAN Power Reaper and Mower.
Wednesday, June lltb, was appointed to test the Reap
that entered, as follows:
Deitz Dunhams Reaper, Atkins Self RakiDg Reaper
Manny's Reaper, NewYork Hand-Rakin Reaper, Manns
Self akng Reaper, and the NewYoTk Self Raking Reaper
In the result Of our Judgment the award is given Man
ny's, as the best Combined Machine.
Z. s. PICKARD,
J. c. HARRIS,
J. N. KNIGHT, SCommttee,
W. q. HARDING,
Il. K. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDA At
JOHNSON & HORNE'S,
Price, Two Horse Machine $780, Four Horse Machine $780,
Ii. +. CHEATHAM.
aPr2S General Agent for the State.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

A VALUABLE House and Lot Church ST., -.
"A fronting 81 feet said street, running back
$780, #. 81 feet and les deep, With front OF is iH
Spruce street. Thiy is a valuable piece OF prop -
erty and located in the finest neighborhood city,
and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire Of
Z. r. GLAsCoCK, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry st,
ALSO,
OTIS Nos. 81, So 90 and 100, in Preston Hays Sddi
IL ton TO Nashville fronting 81 feet Polk street.
ming back 100 feet bargain will be given in these lots
ALSO,
a TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
lot fronting s9 feet and running back 105 feet
alley This Is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence OF Mr. BlbO. We will
give bargain in this property.
beautiful lot on Crawford street, running back to
McLemore street $50 feet
Alof the above property is located in thriving portions
OF the CITY an persons desire OF making purchases at
bargain, viii call on L. Z. GLASCOCK, Agent,
junel2. No. 81, Cherry ct.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I HAVE beautiful House and Lot on Crawford ,
street, all iu good order, which instructed -
to sell positively Those in OF a home cheap linn.
would do well TO call II sold within few
days privately, it will be offered public auction.
E. &. GLASCOCK, Agent,
junel2. No. 81 Cherry ST.
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The light draught steamer Commerce departs for
Paducah at 7 o'clock this morning. The Com
Derce is one of the fastest boats of her class on the
river, and he's excellent accommodations for pas
sengers.
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r. S. HOLLINS & CO.

LIAVE removed to their store-house, No on the
North side Of the Public Square, In block Of buildings
known the Nashville Inn block, koor Messrs.
Evans Co. where they would be pleased their
TONER'S and Wait them with good and cheap Stock q
Shoes, Boots and Hats.
Nashville, June iT-1m.
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The Rock City came up last evening, and will
depart to-day for Paducah
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
PLAN LOT rERYt

Tickets e., Halves e, Quarters 81
Ceracate Of Paekskes Of Tea Tickets are sod A ths
ioIioung rates, which ia ska risks
10 aAe41 AtsAetsss.- So
~ A1ii AANAcsAss- IL
10 Quarter Tickets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bank Hotes e sosnd Banks taken e psr. Cheeks an
HeS lorE re1tea qf pF1ea Address ozsFs for Tickets
oF Certificates % Passages of Tlskos 70
ANDERSON 4 SON, MaaArzrs. Necen.e3a
- ORDERS ior Tickets addressed - g. III WTSTF4
Boz Ne-Ao4s NAshFtis, Tenn, vi Be Proapty attended
To- ANDkESoN sos, AAnAgsrE,
Sulg ksoon a.
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Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs.

TENHE undersigned nning q n.-SZA
II regular line Of FOUA HORSE H0sT
COACHES. TO BEAVER DAN SPRINGS, eo5aesf-a9 a.
eunaa y Wednesday and Friday sith tbs MornlnE TTsn
a. Care of the tennessee AiAbanA RElroad a. Ihoau
seas depot. Fare from Eashss Beaver DEm eprfaEs
iua~as-sn cARrER. THOMAS 4 HoUGH.