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The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04
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qu'occupait en- dernier lieu lie defunt, situee
a la Vieille Grande-P Prairie, dams la Paroisse
St. Landry, mesurant quatre cent queEfe-
vingts arpents de superfcie, (plus ou molns)
bornee l'Est par la terre de Ia veuve de
Pierre Guillory, au Sud par la terrc de Sa-
lomon Soileau ct Marcelin Laheur, a pOuest
par Leandre Deshotels, ct au Nord par le
Bayou Crocodile, ensemble avec toutes les
- bS A z 4 8 s e 8
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04

gB Nous voyons que les Democrates de Ia Pa
roisse St. Martin sont sur le point de nommer des
delegues une Convention qui aura pour but de de-
sgner candidat pour Juge-associe de la Cour Su.
preme remplacement de rHon Cornelius Voor.
HES, don't e terme expirera en- Avri proclaim.
jour, nj lc lieu de cette Convention ne sont en-
core connus, dependant toutes les Parosses qui
posent ce District auront grandcment lie temps de
nommer eurs delfgues, attendu que lelecton n'aura
lieu quau mos dAvril g.5 @..
Notre position nous faisant un devoir de signaler
ce movement poitque, puisque Ia Parosse St. Ian
dry Sc trouve dams lie District esperons que St.
Landry ne sera pas sourd Get appel.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04
Les ESCLAVES SulvANTS:


age environ q ans.
2. Daniel, negre age d'environ % ans.
8, Claiborne, negre dc champ, 27
l. Phil, " %"
s. Rosette, negresse de champ, II ''
6. Woods, negre '' 20"
Z. Alfred, j" % i"
8. Roam, 21 g"
g. Joseph (wagoner ct sucrier) 30 &"
10. Alexander, negre de champ, 23
II. Big William, i" II"
12 Henry {stupide) 20
IL. Tom, negre de champ, 16 "
IA. Little William (non garanti) IA"
IS. Frederick, negre de champ, - 4"
Is. Aaron, " * 13
II. Stephen, 13 "
49, Gilbert, Z" 70"
10. Paul, {" %"
20. Big Ellen, negresse, )37
II. George, ayant une hernie, 60 !"
22. John, negre de champ As
23. Sukey, negresse, 65 /"
24 Christine, negresse champ, "A
70. Fredona, IL
26. Charlotte, domestique de maison, ct
negresse de champ, agae de rs ans, aYec ses
deu1 enfans, Elizabeth, 5 ans, ct Anna an.
27. Betsy, couturiere, domestque o\ mai
SOD, ct negresse de champ, d'environ n ans
rs. Frank, negre de champ, sd "
80. Short Mariah, 43 /"
80. Ben Wikof, ayant une hernie 46 '
81. Mary, sa femme, SO &c
ayec leur deux enfans, Willis, de ans, ct
Julia Anne, dun an.
80. Jimmy, negre de champ, 21"
81. Jim, negre champ ct sucrier, 49
81. Harriet, 50 femme, 81 E"
aveo leur cinq enfans, sayoir:
Washington, 8"
Nelson, 6 Z"
James, 4 i"
Charles, 2"
ct un enfant dc 2 mois.
IS. Ben Yancy, Qngenieur ct for
geron,) 40
36. Lucinda, sa femme, domestique
de maison ct pour champ, 36 "
81. Daniel, charpenticr, Al
3S. Celia, negresse de champ II
80. Long Mariah, garde malade ct
domestique dc maison, 42 I"
4O. Harry, estropie, 81
C1SuIS, Sd leulllC, ZCulSlul6rG
ct etnegresse de champ, II ="
ct son enfant, Della, 6"
AZ. Lucy, 70 i"
43. Wilson, tonnelier, 80 Z"
A. Clarisse, sa femme, negresse
de champ, %
avec ses enfans, a savoir:
Lewis, 5"
FRANCOIS, 4"
ct un enfant a la mamelle.
45. Claiborne, cocher, jardinier ct
negre de champ, 40 +"
46. Louisa, sa femme, infrme, 33
avec ses trois enfans, savoir:
Sarah, 8"
Nancy,
Nelson, 2"
AZ. Richmond, negre de champ, ay-
ant une hernie, "a
48. Little Ellen, sa femme, 27 i"
avec ses trois enfans, savoir:
Little Henry, 9"
Spencer, "
Caroline, I"
40. Milly, cuisiniere ct domestique
de maison, 40 "
10 Mulets americans;
3 Chevaux americans
2 Juments americaines
3 Juments americaines ayec Poulains :
10paires de Beufs de tire
Environ rs Vaches (moitie Durhem) avec
leurs veaux
Environ SO tetes de Betes a cornes donces;
I'm troupeau de Moutons d'environ 140
tetes
Tn lot de Cochons
Wagons, Charrettes, Moulin a gruau, U.s.
tensiles aratoires, Outils de Forgeron ct de
Tonnelier &c., &c., &c.
Plusieurs milliers de barils de MaIs, qui
sera yendu en- lots pour favoriser les acque-
reurs: -.-
Foin, Paille de mais, &c..
Un lot de Meubles de maison
Une Barouche, &C., &c, &c, &c.
CONDITIONS:
Toutes sommes de cinquante piastres ct au
dessous, payables compliant. Les proprietes
mobilieres un credit dun an compter du
jour de la vente, pourvu que le montant des
achats excede cinquante piastres. Les escla-
YES un credit d 'un ct deux ans, egalement
du jour de la vente, payables en- paiemens an
nuels ct egaux L'habitation ct les terres a
-, "a t.os. nv. ,,ouoh1oc
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04

aSy Nos voisins de Vermillonville Sc promettent
une serie de balls don't lie premier aura lieu rH6tel
Lafayette, tenu par Nine Pellerin, samed proclaim,
lie II du courant. 81 nous ugeons par la maniere
don't balls seront driges, nos amis de Lafayette
seront plus heureux que nous, car il faut lie dire,
nous sembons tirer aristocratie ct cest preci-
sement ce qui tue nos bals lei, aux Opelousas
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04
G2e moroccan aye uea'9'e

situe sur Ia rivele Atchafalaya, contenant
lS0 acres ct SO centemes, la description du-
quel sera donnee le jour de la vente,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-04

MAeAslN DE MEUBLEs.-Il manquait notre gen.
tile petite vile un magasin de meubes, ct nous
sommes heureux de pouvoir annoncer que N. Louis
Waiter Went den ouvrir qui offrira notre COM
munaute lie loisir de pouvoir venr choisr ele-meme
ses mcubles sans avoir besoin de Sc conformcr au
uui lu CONVENIENT
Nous recommandons au public, aux DANES surtout,
une visite AL magasin de II. Waiter On trouvera
que prix sont tres moderes, ct que lie choix de
ses meubles est excellent ct vare, scion lie goAt ct
les moyens des acquereurs.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.

E6 60.
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PENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.

E6Ez5 z.a..s7 -:=,.as59ezF ..ss.ssHz .s
TFyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western. Northwestern, Southwestern states, by con
t1uous Railway This road also connects at Ptoug
Win daily lines Steamers ports the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland Sandusy with steamers to all ports on ~
Northwestern Lakes making the most dtfect, clest @ Ft
Ir0u by FREIGHT can lie forwarded to and from the
IrsIt Vest. .--.---. ,,-, ,r-,rer,r-r,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIITsBUBG
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods un &c per loon
boXes) Furs, Feathers &c,
SECOND CLASs-BeOks and stationary Dry Coo per 100
Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Leather, &c.'
THIRD CLAs-Anvils. Bagglg, Bacon ana SOC per 100 L.
Pork Gu bulk,) Hemp, &c,
FouRrH CLAss-Codee Fish, Bacon and PORK 40c per
{packedD Lard and lard OIL
Fl0ur-75sts per bb until further notice
tirlin-3jcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CottonS2 per bale, not exceeding 5OuO l'' "esn' ~ i
ther notice. ~. - ,t:t,1sr-tf.
Va In Shipping Goods from point East ct
a particular to mark package Cid LhaIdeptiG LdtfOH4
s Goods consigned Agents Of this Railroad at finla
rfq or Pitt 5urE viii he forwarded without detentlon'
FRrsur ACrrs-IIarrjs, Womley x CO., Memphis Iei''
r. f. Sl Co., Louis; j. 5. Mitchell x SON. ~
Indiana: DumeuiI and Murdock aud Carter & Je"etI'
Louisville, KY r. C. MeldruIn, Madison Indiana spIl-l
& Brown and Irwin & Coz Cincinnati, y W 6ralm q Co.'
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Leach d Co, No. 81 hify s2r busI
Iach Co. House. New York; No. /, William street.
and No. Battery Place, New York. E. j. Sneder PhllaoeAa
Nagrew & Koous Baltimore; Geo. C. Eruncscus, Ptts8ur
II. H. HOUSTON, General frsight 8geHt, Lattt q.
II. J. LONBAERT, sup Ito0gG, Penn.
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Onssquare, year, s3EaoE additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs Will be charged Tor the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
OE DOLLAR persquare the fist FIgrv Cs far e,,b
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily snd Wse1v ri
be charged the full daily rates With onehaf weekly tes
added. -
transient Advertisements n1 bs paid for at tie time Of
Insertion
To Correspondents.
It viii great deal OF Unnecessary tlouble Il our
friends in writing viii bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post oce county, and state the body
OF your letter.
If you wish paper changed from oce TO another give
both Offices in full.
IL you write on business and write separate
sheets Of papers or different leaves of enc sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such facts and
SUBJECTS a. may be Of Information interest the public
Anon nous communications ol character, viii receive
noattenti0n.
Correspondents should write only upon side of the paper
We cannot undertake. 90 return lted communication
All letters on business should De directed Mers. E.
ors.
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DLANOs.--we have received fourteen more -
PIANO FORT'ES, LOOKING-CaIASsBS, 40.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1855.

a
3 UNION sTREETs NASHVILLE
RS. DOY LIE respectfully announces to the ladies' R
lyE Of Nashyiles State Of Tennessee and adjoining
States that she will receive in few days, from New York, W
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS IS we'll as the cheapest brought to this city in
part as follows:
1000 Fall and Winter BOnnets, all cOIors:
1890 Ladies and Misses Brown and White Ieghorn BoOmers
styles;
500 Chenie Fancy Bug Marebeau, Plain and Flower Head
500 Ladies Dress Csps:- 8 81 81 -.oE,-z -. s
l5c0 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal a
pOintments ..rr
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored Pumes.
EMBROIDERIES such Collars Sleeves, Handkerciefs,
Sets Bands Edgngs, CmdTens Robes Waists and Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts and CO Cloth OOas Of the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains
5Od BOnnets renovated and retrimmed in No. styIeU
augl56 MRS. DOYLE.
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One week later news from Salt Lake City is re-
ceived. The dates are to the 18th ult. There is
little of importance from that quarter The Indians
were somewhat Troublesome, and the murder Of
several MormOns is reported On the arrival Of the
Judges in the Territory the trials Of the Mormon
leaders indicted for treason would be commenced.
It viii probably be merely an investigation, as the
Presidents proclamation Pardoning the rebels upon
their submission win be honorably carried out.
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The project has been started of giving dinner to
Mrs. lie Vert and Mrs. Anna Cora Riichie now in
New York. Two hundred tickets are to be issued
one hundred for ladies and the remainder admitting
gentlemen. The price Of entrance viii be ten dol
lars and the proceeds to be devoted to the Wash
ngton enterprise. The novelty Of the plan, and the
great social popularity Of the two distinguished
ladies, would insure it a bri,lisut success
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pany vii take place On 81 day OF August ne az tIanAn
jy3 eodtaugl r. II. BRADLEY, Secretary
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
kts
Three Daily Trains from PittsbuTg
TO Philadelphia.
TFVRATNS leave Psburg follows Nail A Nj East Line
i 3 P. NJ; Express Mail go, p. NJ.
The Express Aa daily, the other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St
Louis NO. Dubuque Kokuk and Iowa City, Iowa. Cairo Rock
Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville N.Y.
aute, Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana; Cincnat
Columbus, Dayton Toledo, CleyelOnd Zancse CrestlIne
MasIon Wooster Ohio AlsO Kansas Nebraska and Min
nesOta, and -
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers rely upon this as teng the short
est and most expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore, and
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad Phila.
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~, G. ID. BENSON a. BERO.s Whole
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Psno Fortes
G. A. Princes MelodcoHs, Buffalo, N. I'D III N III n
bS Church and Parior Organs, Guitars, VOL y y y
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sHELRY rTEDICAL coLLEGE.


CfESSI0N OF lS559THz FIRsr REguEE2 CouHsE or -
- IN this Institution viii Commerce on Monqly e ~ e no
Vemher, 1888 and VIII continue Cd ne lst Of rhf e
Tie PEsifnfzGFV COuFgs 0f Lectures fres % a illntl
viii be given during The month Or Octoter rrs srrr
FACULTY. -- aI
THOMAS L MADDIN, NJ D. Professor q Anatomy, fDel-
criptive. Histoogioa and surgical3
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, u. D.. Professor Of Principles
Operations of Smgeryi ID .E.lw
DANIEL P WRIGHT NJ D Professor Of Physiology and Pa
JOHN A. CALLBNDER. NJ D., Pr0f.ssor a Nasua Msa.sa
and TheTapeuticsi
T. B. HlsKISs, N. ~. PTosor Of rhsy ana Pess Of
Medicine;
Women and Children;
u. N. COMPTON, NJ D. Demonsirztor Of Anatomy.
The Cty Hospital Is upon The premises o te college and IN
s1 - To for In ths presence Of the Class, and Clin
cal Lectures delivered - "a,
natriS.11oP s assd 5Gt Onos) - l9 @
5osr ean Be obtained for q Sc 70 q per Fe
For flEther dstaiis o. anuounesnsni5 apply e
JOIN P. FORD, n D.,
lyI7-d&gR Dan of'ths FaeultT.
t-f--a etrs
t f. sel- u
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FRESH ARRIVALS

lust RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
> 10 Cases Claret Chateau MargauX,
Ieovido,
25 Julien,
10 d" Lesie's Ginger Wine,
Is I" French Cordial,
l5 " Muscat Wine,
. Brandy Peaches,
p " Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops"
10 q" Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra, and addition
al lot Of Alsops and Youngers Sparkling Ae, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
augl2tf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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LIaHT LrTERATURR.-Ths catalogue OI the Nsv1a {,
York Publishers Association contains list ol tSs1
ty four different biographies Of Notorious hiehzav-
men, PiokPOoksis and burglars, and fourteen siozs
Of Nss York life, such as is usually sasn e iha
Five Points and other similar delsoiabls and neral
localities These are called 'ths most salsabla
books in the Market" and that fact appears te Be
the only one that the conscientious Publishers ro-
gard IS worthy their consideration. The profts ts
the business from the sales Of such books imposes
prOPOrtiOnats tax upon the State for the msints-
nance OF penitontaries and other Psblie insiitu-
tons of penal character gs-sr,- ,--. =. -. ..-
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convention Of philosophers Of both sexes net Il
Utica yesterdays to consult upon matters that are
ordinarily regarded as somewhat Of . private and
domestic character, such as maternity and is con
sequences, immediate and remote. Several gathsr-
ings Of the same sort have been held within he psss
few weeks at Rutland Vt, aud at Berlin Heigbts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

A. VETERAN MINISTER DEAD.--The Rev. John Fin
lay Of the Baptist church, died at Greenvie, Wash
ingtOn county, Miss, the 2s.h ult, at the resi-
denee Of his son, aged IS years. DR.. Finlay has
been jealous and faithful minister Of the gospel
for nearly half a century He vas chaplain Of the
New York Legislature during the administration of
Gov. Dewitt Clinton, and has 6lled the pulpits Of
his church in Baltimore, Louisville, Memphis, and
other places.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

LAEGUAGEs-At their recent meeting the Board Of
Visitors made important improvements in the School
of Modern Languages. Hereafter, its force Of
teachers will consist Of professor and three assis-
tants. Great care vilibe taken to teach the stus
dents not only to read and write, but 10 speak the
modern languages easily and correctly, and for this
precision, the several classes win be thoroughly
drilled in sections ty competent instructors, who
are natives of the languages they teach Such 8
measure is urgently required by the increasing i'm
POrtance Of familisrty With these Iangusges, and
a ready command Of them in conversation.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
~ u II p Il II q A 6

4 r. A u B E & L U G A s.
VTTE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Brogans Carpetng, Queensware
Hardware, etc. to which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making their stock in this market It is unnecs
for US to thing in regard to selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods EXTRA We the charge and to short
time, buyers and cash that prepared to sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported the United States
to which We invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READYMADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality style and cheapness America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS Shoes which we can and win sell
under regular prices.
Also 900 pieces OF CARPETTNG, 3pIy ply L wool and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and see. 4 '..H. n.T
Aso We have made with Of the largest i'm
porting houses in America for Queenswae by the crate for New
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery Files, Axes &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes.
and them, will find cur house the place for them,
TRAUBE & LUCAS
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RIVERSIDE HAIL,

II N1Ial7H .
RIVERSIDE, NONROE COUNTY, TENN,
REV. J. G. DOWNING, RECTOR,
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A Post Office agent just arrived at St. Louis from
Arizona reports state of laWlessness prevailing
among the inhabitants Of chat remote region. The
pistol and bowie knife the only recognized ar
btrators of all disputes. Early in August the agents
ofthe overland mail liae San Francisco we're met
west Of the Rio Granje. They were busily maxim g
arrangements to enter upon the mail service this
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MEmPHIs RACEs
MEMPHIS GOURsE

The nsSss ever ths HsmPhis CSnEse wa
and continue five days. r-= y - -
The sweepstakes have closed With the following entreS
FIRST DAY, TUEsDlE, October 10 The ~ ALEER sTAKE
for three olds, $50 entranee go ot. Mile hesis
A. P Bozan names Ey flls Flora Ronnsii, ysa old sy
D. MNOagy enter POts0s year old hslsneoss
James l. bradley names chestnut con by fr tleus. u
imp Glencoe; dam, Brown Kitty, by BirminshAn-
shire; dam Bnkey, By Muesls John ~, I. Z
Also, Jay alley 81 imported shanroe, Of Ts Cor
James Jackson ehss,nute colt Socks 6y imported Alon;
dam BY imp Ande6y Also BLACK oo Marx YOung Albiou %
W ROundtree names Laura Williams By mp Giebeos dan -
Jane Watson. Also, chestnut hlle hy Ahigl dan, Ead0
SAME DAY-Jocksy Club Purse s600. ThEse mile heats.
SECOND DAY. WEDEEsBAY, Oeober 20.-To year Old sia
Thos Pondslter names bay cot YotEs cut
W Harper names Two year Old colt hy Lngton oui Ok
W = Chatham names two year Old chestnut colt hy isns
En- Odou naaes sag alley by Albion; dau soTsrssn ~
james Jackson names chestnut hsy Fanny BuE, b IMP An
". Roundtres names chestnut BY Epl0ns dz b. np.
SAME DAT,JOsSy club Pu5ss s9oo 7ils hs.ss r s
STAKE for three year olds. Two mile he $50 sntrane
james L Bradley names bay ary Des ohilss, y imp Glen
coe; dam, Brown Kitty, by Birmingham. r1rl
D. N. Cagy name Pots os, BY Glencoe; dan, mportsd
chi Blythe colt HiaEslha, BY Albion; dan
WSgO9sr Also by Dean, oaZ alley BY Al9on dam Glsos
W houndtree names Laura "ians - 6encoe dam, Jane
Watson. Also chestnut hley by Albion; dam, Eudora.
james Jackson brown hliey Edy Bynu, b. Glenoss
dam. Othello. Also black colt MArk YCuRg By Abion aul
Lilack.
om Moore names bay ssy By impaired saamroe the dsno
Little Corporal Also, chestnut geidng BY third Boston,
sally Jones.
HaEper Hemplaud, By imported Yorsirs;s.u
Bnkey, by Muckle John.
FOURTH DAY FsID1Y October z-JooEsy cha Puss suSr
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARuRDlT, October s5-Joeksy Club Purss
SI,O0O -Four mile heats =.
10 "Walk over the above Course entities tie horse % s
full amount Of Jockey Club puTses. 1E6l
aug9l WM- ROUNDTRBE, Propdssor.
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FEyHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets to Washington
can he procured. which point we'll as 20 Baltimore II
is te shortest most direct and every the most rsanle
route. 1t only by which purchasers OF Iroush
Tickets TO enabled to reach the cities OF Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA and the Of ticket 70 New York
Information to visit the principal cities in the JnOn for
less cost than can De afforded ly any other route
And only by which Through Tickets can ne mao
20 Richmond, Norfolk Winchester. FrdrlcEsuFs' ana fes
burr Va: Charleston, Savannah Macon, Atlanta Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NashVili take the stage Coaches OF carter
Tomos or steamers Cumberland river, TO Louisville
connecting there with the United Nail steamers to Cincln
natl or with the Jacksonville Railroad to indianapolis Ind
Ohio Railroad Wheeling, whence close connection with e
Bal lore and lialruad made Washington Cly ba
more, Philadep pha and New York ,..
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
Of the Illinois CeuFbl htllroad
from thence passing through Terra Haute Indianapolis, Dayton
and yenia. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus az
10 A. NJ $50 p. NJ. and L, 2. NJ. ., ,.. Il,
Travellers requested TO notice that while TINS IS u
% route aHording Through Tickets az the Eastern Cities at
e sua rate CHARGED hy otr routes NsC York 02y it IS
also tine shortest speedy and direct 20 all the leading points
In the East distance Columbus TO Baltimore Is o9
SO miles being about miles shorter to New York than by any
other route There less changes Of cars by TINS rou l
consequent tv less detention, than by any other.
, ballasted with broken stone and Is eh1Iey
free dust -
For further information please apply to D. G. RUsET agent
Nashville, Tenn. A.
T. Mail STEAMERS or Jacksonville Railroad Oce,
Sfaf1 street. WM. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation b. & o. X X
JOHN NJ. SHARP General Western Agent
iune
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Gives healthy beverage. Nervous, "l'lol '
s Who had not coffee for years. have been asto
- ir fyorte beverage again when msein ls ne" ooer'
- rh,ut an occurrence Of Of the GA Ulplei'' cl-s
1eBr,s Itis healthy because lg The use eI c'lel-I'
49, ,-rerel and coffee can Dee boiled long enough 10
se a the natural elements Of the berry, an0 get them 'n 5s'
pr5porti1u in the beverage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

Mr.. H. B. TEBBETTs, one Of the earliest subma~
rne tslegraphic cable projectors intends coming to
Madrid, to cOnsumats privilege granted By the
Captain General of Cuba for laying cable from Gu
ba to Florida.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

The Raleigh On. C.) Standard learns that re-
markable revival Of religion has been in progress in
the Methodist Church at Chapel Hill and has grad>
ually extended to other churches About one hun
dred souls have prolessel conversion, of whom some
sixty are students in the University. Leaving out
Of view higher considerations, the PhilanthrSpist
and statesman must rejoice TO contemplate the ddu-
sion Of true piety and sound morality which must
follow genuine revival Of religion at our uni~
versities.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16
,l,rII, ssoI-n no1IINIoN,, CoEFEE.PoT.

TWyUOI-S ANDS Of this Pot already been sold,
and ne demand an parts of the United is rapidly
On the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the most
complete satisfaction.