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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Coin agaigst paner.

The advocates OF paper currency arc
constantly quoting lie 6pirldl,s OF Nicholas
Bldle in support eff tHer fasoii.e theories
What will they SAY II answer 10 the follow
ing from their great leader lin the year
1899, was called before committee ol the
House of l'efreser with reference to
the question of The increase of the paper
circulation Of the Bank of the United States
and the means cf permanently regulating
the general paper circulation 81 as tie 'nre-
vent injurious ssets Iron tie trade and
currency Of the dio5al1rtfy, What is wanted,
said Mr.. BEnplE, lis this. First, 10 widen
the bisis of the metallic circulation by u
holshing the use Of small notes so rs to al
iow ceia to take the place of them as it in
eeitahly would ard, second, to annex to
he non payment Of specie by the banks 50
heavy penalty-say an interest Of twelve
1er cent, as in the Bank Of the United
States OF twenty-foqr per cent, as in some
Of the New Eugland Banks ; or q forfeiture
6 the charter, as in son,e Of the Jersey
san5s--aa S,Funld deprive tie harEs Fl FL
temptation &c incur The risk of Insolvency..
TIRE is ~ open .alsA distinct recognition
Hnd eudaTsemeut al die great fundamental
;,aeiriae Tor which We have been coateHline
18th reference to existing financial troubles
There is too much paper too little coin
Tho expansion Of the former forces above
6,ir natural level, and 1T Tire same tmc
tauishes from circulation coin which is the
only red t'ssis ot4ro.stsfi a.tf,tf ration
y or personal tic rel6edy fT tn. arisis
III widening the hass of the mciiiiia cir.
auiation, as set forth by MI BlonlR. ard
imposing upon the Banks such restrictions
Mt onlY vita reference To the determination
a their notes, but also III the matter Of non
payment of specie, as vail make suspen-
Sou equivalent to immediate li4idation
I he coin movement is SIC 0aig one that
premises practical fruits aud It can be in
aGemated iii such manner as to avoid al
unnecessary alarm IN business circles. Let
the twenty dollar clause be inserted in the
Charters of all our Banks, aud after that
Inc reform will take care vf itself cum
s3caaiaq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

pGoBApLG FRAUD The following item
found its way into our columns, says the
Norfolk Argus, few days since, without
eur knowledge, and we deem it o,r duty to
- publish it with comment:
foR NinelNt. Within the last weed.
s19cral shoc-malcys in Danycrs have made
small investments in Virginia lands, ptr-
chasing warrants for 200 acres at tie rate
Of \ per acre, ard paying for them III
shoes. The State of Nirginii has, it is
said 5000, 600 acres Of ,n'mproyed land,
part OF 1t old and part new, lying west of
the Aileghanies The more northern see
ton Of this vast tract is the seat of Eli
i'hayers enterprise. The purchasers of the
warrants may locate anywhere outside Of
Thaycr's domain. We arc informed that
several manufacturers in lIugerhilt. and
eie or two other towns of the coi;nty, h;sFe
also bought warrants. - Salem Go@etic
The State Of Virginia has no public, or
unimproved lauds, save some waste, enap-
proprated lands which have escheated to tie
Commonwealth. Any person who can find
these waste and unappropriated lands may
iN'N''''2o ~ ~ - Ply 20 iitD ''lo '.'oNo
Treasury two dallars for every hundred
acres, and SO in proportion for greater or
smaller quantity The Treasurer gives the
purchaser receipt for the money paid, for
which upon delivery to.thc first auditor, he
receives certiicata, Stating the quantity
Of laud he is entitled to. these certificates
or warrants may be obtained by paying lie
requisite amount without the buyer know
ing the location of any inapprepriated lands.
1t is probable from the paragraph taken
from the Sttiem Gaaette, that these warrants
which were obtained from the auditor at
two cents an acre nave been sold to North
orn individuals at s per acre, although the
quantity of land called for by the warrants
may never be found as there is room for
fraud in the sgle.of these clupty warrants
where the real ysrnc = not known, we
would advise our exchanges to give the
above facts to their readers haqafFer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
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yaAss EsEEfb.

On Wednesday evening last at River
View, Augusta county by Rev. A. D.
Hepburn, Mr. ALGERNoN NJ, EfFINeER to
Miss Lucy J., daughter of Archibald w
Huston, decd, al Of IIarrisohburg
II Grceruille, on the Sd last, by Rev.
X. j RichardsSSl, Mr.. BES1. y. KEaTEH-
soy, 70 Miss MARY JANE FIX, all Of this
county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
SPEGIAl. NOTICES.

HaAoeeBs Ointment md Pdis These potent reui-
cdies constitute m0fesia meaiea in themselves for
.tlefe Is no Internal external aisprder contres=
bic ~ medicine, for which tie the Other o.
them Is not positive remedy Eluptions, tumors,
sqeoinla, seuryy, cancer mcreuria diseases asth-
wa, rhcumatism, sore throat, govt, drepscal swell
lings ete subsiae aud disappear under the action
oi the Ointment, and in cascS Of dyspepsia dysen-
terry, sick headache, diarh0a, liver complaint
piles, eostiyencss, debility, and other complaints
originating in the internal organs, the Pills pre-
duce the most astonishing results
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

4gai4s i haasas. he in{.nocgs b, he
Kansas constitutional Convention, ia sos-
son at I.eeomPton, have he'll caucus in
which the minority resolved to submit the
constitution to the popular vote, with two
clauses to be separately voted upon for AMI
against slavery The uitras we're so bitter
AGAINST this that it was supposed they would
90 home before the work was done, and thus
leave the convention without quorum,
Lame has resigned his communal as General
OF the free State militia, The official cor
tiiicatos issued to The members elect Of tie
new Legislature show that the House will
stand , Free State to - democratic and
the Council 9 Free Sac % + democratic. -
Ill the eo'''if3 and township officers have
adtno Coward and taken tie 0ssi af eilice.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
jertiaea.e o. Facfage 10 Whole Tickets ESQ
d.. do. 10 Half do ID
de-. do. 10 Quarter do q
do. do. 10 Fiohth do 10

III Ordering Tickets CT Certificates.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any number they a,aY designate.
The hist Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes vii be
sent TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures nlan
end give their i'oss Giie, County ara Htate.
Rea en.eer that eyerypf.ze is araWu and payable
in full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after The drawing other prizes 1t the usual tiae Of
Thirty days
Ali COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
Orders for Ticketsor Certificates can be address
cd to S.SHAN d CO., Atotita. az.
W.; Persons residing near Montgomery. VA,
or Atianta. Ga, can have their orders hlled, and
save Iby addressing S. Swan 4 Co., at cath
er Of thosa cities.
gs1s~ \ list Of tho numbers that drawn from
the wheel, With the amount Of he prize tat each
one is entitled to. will be published after every
drawing, IN the following papers -Nsle DrlsaHs
Dcitu Robae Register, Charleston Staaaard, Ne4-
ellie Gazetie AHaate hteiqe aaar, Nee ioei Heck.
~ DaY B91h, Satcneah Norning Neue. cni ktch-
iaoad Bisfatsf, oad Nee York Dtspetoh
8!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
LOUISIANA TRUE TO THE DEMO.
CRATIC PARTY AND TIE UNION.

Additional returns from Louisiana By
Telegraph disclose tho gratifying fact that
the democratic victory in thai State 81
Monday last was muca more b,iEliah. and
decisive than was first supposed
NFw OpLEsss, Noy q.
"Messrs. Eustis, Taylor, Davidson, and
Sandidge reelected and the congressional
delegation will therefore stand as before
three democrats to one know-not4irg,-
Davidsons majority over Waterson is about
ere thousand, and over Sigur about two
thousand.
"On joint ballot Of tie Legislature the
democrats will have majority of twenty
eight, sixteen in the senate aud twelve in the
house
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

1s.JSAiNG TiEiMBEES.-Cq Qld's Ne,sl-
a &c lias.ng ihinble IS the only desicc known
that will prateet tAe aagers ifem exeofiation end
The iniuIi les common to i,iskng Corn, These
lhiMbiAS Will enable tie operator 50 disPaI1h with
ease an extra amouut OF labor each day seitieut
to buy pair OF these Metalie Thmbles.
Retail prices cents per paie. NIL send them
per mail upon receipt Of II cents in stamps.
~. Merchants supplied upon reasonable terms.
MICHAEL MeMATu,
gent fer Virginia and North Caroline.
+. Ns Sold At retail b JMss pfkrfiE, Staan-
Ton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
40TEGR.

n m. T0Wnsend, ST., ! Chancerv suit IN
v. Circuit Conrt 0.
Albert c. Townsend and others. Highland Co,
IT was deereed in This cause, amongst other
4 things, that the undersigned Shout Withdraw
the Bonds OF the purchasers Of part Of the lands
involved in this suit and collect them rs they fall
due. The first payment is now over due. those
interested are requested TO make immediate pay
ment Or suits viii DC Instituted rhe costs and
to be paid out of The contents Of the Bonds refer
red To. REUBEN ID. HILL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
.V'D Eszs.g7EsK3Eg 9TH. aa5S.

EFNIIS day receiving at the CHEAP HARD
Il WARE STORE, HfGer the Union Hall
II doz. irgina Axes, assorted sizes,
doz. Sausage Suffers, superior pattern,
do9. PQtetoe : Steamers, something new,
9 do. Coffee roasters,
i Gross Clothes Pins, Spiing pattern
] Wagon load Pad locks, all sizes and shapes,
Lot Slferei md longs, Iron Rieets,
Hinges, Nails, Gun Stocks,
PropAets Roller Buckles. Brible BITS,
Rridle Filings, Saddle Trees,
Spanish S,immeraet and Ste,
ei0,009E y PercUsi0n CAPS,
s GOO American i ater roof DO,
600 Cocks de-.
Large lot Of Iron A2lcs, from & Buggy % sis
horse Wagon Axle, Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
&c, &C., together with IN everlasting assortment
of everything kept in regular Hardware and Inn
ilemei Store, Which viii be sold unusually low
for cash. D. ". KENNEDY,
Nov. I, 1851. Under Union Hall.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Staunton, Nov. Z, 1857.

NEW FIRrr.-The undersigned have aasocia-
- ted themselves under the hrm and STYLE Of
BRANDEBuRG CO, for the purpose Of eanduc-
ting in tits place the Dry Goods, aitt Grocery
Business. We have jast received very large
and desirable stock Of Dry Goods, On ocories. &C.
to which we invite the atten ion of our friends and
the public generally. Thanking our friends for the
very liberal patronage given the late firm, we beg
continuance to thu new concern.
j. BRASDEBUfG.
7. Il. H0GE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

a C119'1ete Democratic Victo7y IN 4Nia-
nesota. = Notwithstanding the reports to the
contrary, it now appears that Mr.. Sibley
the democratic candidate for governor of
Minnesota, is elected by handsome major
ity. The following gratifying letter was re-
ceived in this city last evening from gem
deman Of high political standing in St.
paul
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
ExEg8TOEE'S &.4EE.

A S Executor Of Abraham Wonger, decd, viii
IN proceed at the late residence otshe teHtator,
on the Meadow RIM, 20 sell at public aale On Be,i-
of fEkS0NAL PROPERTY, consisting Ia pari
of Wood Wagon, Plantation Wagon, 3 nerF
and lianess, quantity Of Geerng, : or Iieal
of Horses, = Milch Cows head Of Cattle, Il lot OF
Iogs, 80 Sheep, Sume Wheat, Rye, Oats and Cora,
Wheat Fan, Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Be-, Re.
TERNS.-55,QQ anil under cash, over that sum
nine MONTHS credit with bond and good security.
ted to pay up without delay, and those having
claims VIII lrescnt them duly proven.
Sale te eonmefee at 10 4. NJ.
JACOB lIILDEBRAND, Jr., Ex'r
Spectator and Rockingham Register please copy.
Oct. 81, lAaT-tls. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

~ for Il Cent. The iIills,lalc (Aiichi-
gan) Standard states that an unusual case
of litigation eamc Of in Chat village few
days ago, worthy Of note 4 farmer Of Cam
den passed the toll gate near Reading, paid
his toll, and was handed brass cent by the
keeper for change, wGiti9 lie Indignantly
refused to except, and demanded "A copper
cent; to this request the keeper in like man
ner refesed to comply Prom words they
WITT to blows, pulling Of hair, scratching.
&c, until both came oil scconi bQst. The
man who refused the ceat returned home,
swere cut warrant, had the gate keeper
arrested for assault aud battery, tried, found
guilty and fined ten dclars Afer which the
gate keeper sworc out warrant for the Cam
den man for like offence, for which he was
tried, found guilty, and fined ten dollars
Since then the gate keeper be-. been saea for
the cent, Which wit make a36tier sit, aud
cost Of Eve dollars besides two lawyers fees,
naki1e II $t,m total Of two liacs. So; law
yers fees IN beth eases, 81 & Z elit fer
cent g.: Two lawyers fees Tor lie sai,'e seit,
SO, Tela'$a7. Besides an c4 fon5e TO the
county an jury oftweisesy.tas in each as
suit 'ena battery case, whose aggregate
titae and trouble isProbabiy worth more e
them than the costs Ell the Spit
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stanton, Oct. 81, ls57.-lt.

PRICES 70 SUIT TIE TI.uES. .
/ HAVE Just received ge addition to my
A. stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SAD
DLERY, &c, making my assortment very large
and complete. liaYtng purchased many articles du-
ring the pressure at the North lam enabled "a cf-
fer GARGAINs. My old friends and customers msy
rely upon always being able TO purchase ofme, at
the ee'8 to'eet market price, any article have for
sale. GEO. L. PRICE,
Stanton, Nov. I. 1851
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

\ new Pest Office, has been established
on Christians Creek, ard Mr.. A. H. Glove
land appointed Post Master
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1870 E0R 80 ~

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
CGBPEPEB G0UNff.--As the agent IF III
Hon. jas. L. Strothpr and JOHN 4. Parker, will
cell privately their valuable FARM, lying within
mile Of Mitchell Slatioa On Che o. : s.. Rail
road. The road passes through the Farm Is lail
view Of She residence. This tract CONFIRMS t41 ,
GtaS I'll Of which are well timbergd L lies
beautifully and is in very good condition nj shis
time fer cropping. There is 10 better crsz Or
wheat land tnaturailY) IN the state, and il prom
e.a eeaa aud oats well. Tie fences are tolefshiv
good, aad there's Water iHeFery fsld. fbe Re.lt'-
ing is plain but comfortable.
az authorized . sell this farm iaf sic Go. to
BE paid as follows = when possession is given.
(Which can be had at ANY time, and the balance
a j, and equal annual Astalments. interest paid
annually. | can assure the public thata great bar
gain Is offered in the above tract ef land II IS sit
uated in fine neiehbolhocd. with good school.
churches, stores, shops and mills all cons enieat
Any one who may desire to examine the Premise
wiH please drop me line, and | viii meet hin q
Mitlhel's station any day he may designate AMI
# he wants TO buy and, he viii not hesitate fin
iav cPini0n1 g. contract or the fafm II once.
Address me- e Brandy Station. "aipeper efpn
H. ~. Bk. 9 Il daRisla, Agent.
sept s, I855.-jF.
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oFIIGE =. EENIE..L ittILRoAp co. )

VFFTUI. =. "a If57.h A5ILKVAD GO. 2
RfeHHoSp, october 10, 1851.
tkTflE HNSEA4s MEETING OF TIE STOCK
y HphBERS thesfirginia Central Railroad
ComEnyaill be held u the city o. Richmond, 0a
Iha1a e. tbe 2itb atiy Naesaber, 1657.
TIE altealiou Of the Stockholders 5 esl7e . me
two following resolutions. the frs Of which was A.
Aofted a. tAair Anf.ai = seti1. in November lS54
and tho second at thar Annual Meeting in 1856.
lst. Resolved, That no proxy given more than
Twelve months hciaFe any ensuing meeting OF the
Stockholders shah he valid,
ID. Resolved That no person shall Be competent
to act as proxy who is net Stockholders except
proxies appointed By the State Of Nirgiaia.
Ney. 7. ls57.-tdm
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
ST.. PAU. Oetoher 30. 1851.

We have elected Sibley by from 800 to
|, 600 majority; also, the entire State tick
ct by over 200 majority. Our legislature
on icint ballot will have eleven majority for
tie dea'ecrats-viz three in the senate and
eight III the house. Fully nobly and most
triumphantly have tAe democracy Of Min
nosota DISCHARGED their whole duty.
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j. BRANDEBUf &c.
7. Il. II0GE.
Staunton, Nov, :, ls57.

EApHI At AUCTION.-The subscriber
r will offer for sale at auction, Ga the premises.
on Tuesday, the i5th degsof heeet5er, the FARM
on which he resides + Is situated about /
miles Southeast of stanton, near Christians
Greek. IA d about i miles from Augusta Mills
The tract contains l564 ACRES, Of which il5 or
40 acres are cleared and well set in grass the re-
mander i, wei tintbered. The Improvements con
sist Of good Lee DWELLING, pretty enod
Barn, aud other out houses. There Is Il seadow
OF some ten acres. Persons desiring information
are referred TO Capt. II. II. Peek, OF iStaunttn
TERMS Fifteen hundred ,iuafs il. haud on
obtaining possession, aud tie remainder in three
equal annual payments, the purchaser executing
bonds with good security, anf the tide retained till
full payment. Possession given the irst day Of
March next.
Nov. /, 1857. ~ RS fsOiT.
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Wisconsin. The Milwaukee, News Of thc
9Th brings out noble chanticleer, aud be is
growing most Justify over the Democratic
victory gained in the State The News
claims for Cross, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, 500 majority, and thinks
Che balance Of the Democratic tieEet IS else
ted. This is unexpected, bit glorious news
from Wisconsin, and comes up toward our
own noble triumph Honor to Wisconsin!
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R1A-3E Hin,

stanton 1-ao September 2e Is57.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-09
kerosene Oils.
IsTILLED FROM COAL


(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
KEROSENE ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
N from this OIL exceeds in braney tina any other oil
huid heretofore discovered Is inexpOslVe, and viii
main limpid in the very coolest weather
The Company recommend the lam best adapted this
Oil, the kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY the following
parties: Messrs Cornelius * Baker, slsO yOt Of Phlla
delphia E. v. HaughWaut & Broadway Brook.
Ign Flint Glass Co. No. % Broad Street. Messrs Detz &
1872 William Street, L. Mereer 136 Elm Street, and h. I'd
wards, A street. n. Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office OF the Company. ...
KEROSENE LUBRIckTNs on, No l. Prepared suite the
Anest, and all kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and ali the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps, and stands degree cold
best Sperm Oil and is admirably adapted 10 Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosENE LuBRcATIEs OILS, No. 243. Superior Lubca
tor and win be found TO posses advantages any OIL
prepared requirements Railroads others
KEROSENE BINNACLE on. Prepared expressly for Shps'
aud will be found admirably adapted for Steam
SHIPS Men of War; Merchants We sse Lake River Craft
ana burns in all the Cabin, StaeFOOm Cnnacs FOrcase
lamps, Signal Lanterns, sc.
Binnaele Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm and
III burn all night without requiring to be timmed and ad
vantage that viii be obvious 70 every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers, Druggists and GrOceTs in New York. and
the regularly appointed Agents of The Company many
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States
Csnadas, ara the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
ADSrEh'S
GENERAL AsKsTs, KERosENE Or Co.
No. so Beaver street. n. 4,
N. B. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials prices
&C. d. will be forwarded on application as above.
iuhe6-Iy IA. WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-09
For SaTe-

.lctl ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
EOU Northeast Othe city, between Galan and Porter
Turnpike Roads One Tract Of about l55 has been
subdyided in pieces varying from II 10 5Oacres, and will
be sold in Lots the whole may purchasers
This is Tract Of superior Land entirely free from rocks
its soil deep and of the richest quality, mbered and
in blue grass, has number Of fine Springs all times
fordug abundant supply Of the pures From the
Gaatin road is reached by good Turnpike, half mile
In length, and a road in Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On Farm
is comfortable dwelling and out houses, young apple
orchard of go trees, orchard, long range
and substantial skirts the place the
road. Tems-l land years, with interest from date of
purchase.
ALSO One other Tract OF about acres, three miles
Northeast from the city and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is subdvided into Lots containing from IS
and nersected by convenient Iems-l and
years, with interest Pc given Immediately for
either both of the above Land provided the pur
will pay fair equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included JOHN D. WINSTON,
mar27-df. p Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-09
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
arm s FOR 8 q lie.

WE offer for sale that beautiful residences of William L.
w Browns Cumberland river, about * miles from
Nashville the White Ceek Pike, containing about 25
OF land, with elegant frame dwelling of 3
roOms carriage house, cabins cisten, several excel
lent springs, and all necessary mi fOyemens.
ALSO, sale that uI farm of 6 acres known
the SOutha place, about mile from the city, the Muir
reesbOrO Pike; having OF the most beautiful and com
manOing building sites Ia The county.
ALSO, magnificent farm of 1000 acres, with excellent
improvements, being good stock Farm, aud soil finely
adapted the growth OF Corn Wheat and Tobacco. said
Farm is situated about mile from Iumersvile, and few
miles from tie Nashvi ie and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, an elegant residence in South Nashville free
territOry) on corner Vine and DemuUbrane streets
Apply to III. q X. w. BROWN,
july 10 Az Cherry st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-09
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TIME THFsOs 25 HOURS.
FaNRAlNS run through from Stevenson TO Mem s-7-l
n phs and make close connection with trains EsEF
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
SON. Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for
$l2. Time through 25 hours.
.t NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock P M
Train, which arrives at Stevenson at 49, A. NJ and
meets with Trains for Memphis delay except in chang
ing Is -aI - s-. C. L. ANDERSON,
april3-tf.a p Ticket Aren't