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New SOUTHERN TELEGRAPHIO LINE.-We per-
ceve that a new Southern Geographic line is about
to be established between New Orleans and New
York. via Philadelphia, Washington, Charleston,
Mobile, SC, and that the charges or tolls will be
considerably reduced, compared with the present
continuation prices" This new line is complete
from New York to Philadelphia, and the Company,
called "The American" are extending their works
southwark as last as possible, and are in anteipa
ton of every support from those who desire economy
courtesy and much improved system Oftelegraph-
ing.'-Augusta (Ga DisPdtch.
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THE MIssIssIrpI-rhe vioksburg va Of the ] !

TIE MIssssIPPI.-The Vicksburg Wing of the st
says:
ifc gentleman that the Mississippi River opposite
this point is nov forty eight and half feet above
low wafer mark, The present depth of the channel
just below the wharf boat, opposite the Preniss
House, is ninety-seven feet The usual average
width Of the river between Vicksburg and De Soto
is twenty six hundred feet-is width nov, from he
extremity of the water on each bank is near three
hundred thousand feet.
Mr.. JAMES A. SEARLEs, Of the State Engineering
Departm mt, has taken the survey along the Louis
lana bank of the river. The Mississippi near New
Orleans is twenty-seveu inches higher than it was
during the foods of 1854, which was the highest on
record previous to this year.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

THAT Vaiaab Fam which The undersigned have rest
for tue last years. fo sale Il lies the uateT.
Of Duck 10 the Of Coffee eight miles from Man
chester, and miles FROM ruliaHoma, aud miles
Normandy The contains hundred aud n
acres acres which Is cleared be the
ess Of drst farming land Il formally kuoWn IS
the Davidson place this farm ortahle resi-
dents with all necessary houses aud stables
Of the gualt young orchards or choice fruits
good spring, 10 abundance; and stock water plenty
runuiug through herent sections Of said farm The oi
tracts equsl any crops, either for ran gras
and un,d They will be SOLD separately or togelheT
70 su purchasers Il Is one OF the best stock rms iu tn
size As those Wishing 10 buy would OF cour So
wish tn view the premises berUre purchasing farther
pton is deemed unnecessary bat ali Invited 10
and zee for themselves.
dsc25-w6m HoDGR & RABSEY.
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FEES OF U. S. MARsHALs.-The Attorney General
has decided that U S Marsbals may retain fOrthem
selves six thousand dollars out Of their fees besides
the expenses # the Office and reasonable compensation
for deputiss 1t appears by the paper published from
the Attorney Generals Office that some of the Mar
shals have not been content with this, but have
decided that they we're to pay only what sreess
had b'eH collected at the time of making up their
semi annual returns, and have purposely allowed
large amounts to ley over without making any
attempt to collect them. The Attorney General
osnsures this conduct.
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SINGULAR FATALITY.-AR ENTIRE FAMILY DROWN
ED The Joliet Signal Informs that 3 lad
named Albert Curtis, aged i've years and eight
month was drowned in the canal on the 10th it
slant. What is singular about this sad casually
is that Albert was the only surviving member OF
the family of Mr. NeWmsn Curtis, formerly OF JOiie,
who was drowned in Lake Michigan five years ag'.
Mr. Curtis wife and eldest eh Id drowned at the
same time, and Albert saved by Mr.. William
Shipman, who in the boat the time it capsized,
and who, at the peril Of his own life to shore
with him.
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JUDGB WALKER An anonymous correspondent
writing from Franklin, says that Hardin county,
by statute passed many years ago, is in West Tea
pessee that the Tennessee river Is not the diYid-
ing line between Middle and West Tennessee and
that, as the Hon. ELIJAH Waller resides in Hardin
county, he is constiutiOnally eligible to the vacancy
on the Supreme Court OocasiOned by the death of
Judge HARRIS.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

BRUCE's TRAVELS TO DISCOVER TIE SOURCE OF
Nile in y'Ar I7sa, 00, ~ u, X n. svo 40. ealf
Fine copy.
BRYANT's NEW SYSTEM, OR An ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT
Mythology. J vols. StO. ealE
- This established sauhors reputation profound
scholar.-LoWEBEs.
BELLS NEW PASzlIs0N, OR HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of tie Gods, Dsmi Gods, Heroes and Fabulous Peouags %
Antiquity, So. Rshly sbelssd With Characteristic Prni.
VOL 40 Russia Fine copy.
TOOKE's PANTHEON, REPRESENTING TIE FABULOUS
History Of The Heather Gods. vol. lno with Geo
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MACKNIGHTS NEW AND LITERAL TRANSLATIOA FROM
the original Gresk, q ali the Apostolic Epstss, With
menary and notes. pathological, critical, explanatory
practical vols 40. eaif. Fine copy.
- This work the unremag labor Of nearly tir
years"
MACKNIGHT's HISTORY OF TIE -FOUR GOSPELS. vol.
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- Dr. Nssnsht closely aheres he principle Of 0san
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hI information, that his Harmony has long been regarded
standard book among divines The preliminary dsFsstons
are highly valuable '-LowEBEs
THE LATIN TULGATE. RYOLs. FOLIO. VENICE, I73l
CALMET's DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. VOLS. e
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eal Survey Of the Metropolis Great Britain, including
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PARIS AND ITS ENVIRONs. IN SERIES OF PICTUR-
esqus views, taken expressly for this work. Comprising views
Of the Seine, CHURCHES, Palaces, Bridges, Caaeous,
TIE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 4vOLs 4so CALF
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- cntha,ln 80 90.

The corner stOns Of the monument 70 John 2
Calhoun, ct Charleston, 8 O.. was laid on the 18th
ust Ths day vas ushtrtd ID b the roar Of csnnoa
from Fort Moultrie Tbs civil authorities, the goT
ernor and suite. the major general end suite, the
different miliary corps, he FIRE eotpanies, with
remnant Of the Palnettoss, Mssons. Odd Fellows,
SC, preceded by the ladies Of the Calhoun Monu
ment Association, in carrisgss, assembled at the
place Of meeting, and, taxing up the lue Of march,
proceeded TO the size OF the intended monument.
Arriving there, the Masonic brethren-the Grand
Master. accompanied BY his subordihatss-passed
through a tTumphsl arch, aud proceeded to the per
formsnce Of the solemn ceremony. After the sing
ing Of an ode the corner stone was placed, which
was freestone block two feet eight inches long by
one foot eghtFuehest vide and foot eight inches
deep, under which was deposited coins aud news.
papers, aud On which ives inscribed the following;
TIE coRYER sfoEG
Of the
CALHOUN MON MENT.
LAID By HENRY DUST,
n. W. Grand Master Of
Grand Lodge a. F. NJ Of s. G..
June %, A. NJ 1853,
The Grand Chaplain Of the Masons, the Rev. Mr..
Hemingway, closed this part Of the ceremony by a
brief address.
The or9tor Of the day, Hon Lawrence NJ. Keitt,
then delivered from of the platforms erected for
the occasion, on GRAFTON. The ceremonies closed as
the sun went down.
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

EENE only Lincoln county running regularly three times
and back from Fayetteville to Tullahoma leaving
IuGhOma Monday, We nesday Friday
eevle Tuesday Thursday and Saturday the mail
Fayetteville and the Tulahoma and Cor the
tIon Of passengers. J. B. Smith, agent TullhOma Good
teams and careful drivers The fare through only dollars.
jyl-Wd JOHN Il. TAYLOR.
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NTOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee It's
last session. passed an act making the duty Of the various
Sher said open and hold an election at each precinct
in their respective Counties in order to ascertain the sense oil e
people as to whete covenon shall be called amend revise
or form new Constitution Of said State therefore, !, William
RDnkn Of SeqUabh county, 10 hereby give notice to
the voters Of said count will the ls Thursday Of
September open hold election the various drecncts
county, for the purpose taking said Given under
my hand at Office, this the 2lst June, 1855.
. WM. RANKIN,
jye-W9m Sheriff Of sequatchie county
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GREATLAND BARGAINS.

GREAT LAND BARGAINS.
AN anxious 70 sell my lands lying On the Nauy fraction
Lewis county the head Of Swan creek. These
lands we'll Waered and finely tmered, and only short
from where the Tennessee and Ala Railroad viii
south Of Mt Pleasant and within miles Of
road ~ miles from the Central Turnpike only 10
miles from M Pleasant, the present terminus Of the Railroad.
One tract, containing 900 acres, has very comfortable
dwelling, orchard also first location fr a Tannery
alanos Of the lands lie joining the aforesaid tract mangn
about
Nine Hundred Acres
ofehooe Lewis county lands for reasonable
low figures
viii sell these lands and take In payment good Negroo
Stock Of Goods, valuable live Stock such Mules 0 &C
Persons wishing 70 inquire about purchase pp the
whole Of these lands viii apply 70 NJ Pleasant
Union and American Oce, my Agent samuel On, No. %
Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
june ~ DAWN JOHN s. HUNTER.
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C. HARVEY having located himself with WM. II. PERRY
Union street, would call attention Of his old friends
and customers and the public generally where he will be pleased
to give his personal attention. Ljyo-lT
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NEW BOOKS.

Surgeons Sermons, 4th volume. 81.
Oldhausen's Commentaries, complete.
The New York Pulpit
The Life and Times OF Hugh Miller.
Select Discourses from the French and German.
White Lies, by Charles Reade.
GIimpses Of Jesus, from the second London Edition.
Dr. Nolts Temperance Lectures. For sale by
vs JOHN YoKK co.
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RS- The Banner states that the Black Republ-
cans have never demanded anything more than a
submission of the Kansas constitution to the people
since the passage of the Kansas Nebraska bill The
Banner not only demanded that much, but it also
opposed the admission of q slave State into the
Union with constitution legally aud constitution
ally formed viii the Bonner tell its readers that
it occupies the same position the Black Republ-
cans on the subject of Slsvery1
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For Philadelphia, New York, dc.
PROM
Savannah and Charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up January1
1859, s25
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, SIS
The welknoEu first class sideWheel Steam
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. ?. SIS
MARsHNAN, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. ~ AGZLf7
J. J. GARVLS, -
Now form Weekly Line for North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays, follows:
The Keystone State from Charleston, May Sh sd
l9 July 3D. h, and 3st &c, leaving Philadelphia the
nate Saturdays
The State Of Georgia, from Savannah, May 18th 29h;
June 18th, 6h; July lOh and 9th, Sc leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
For safety, and comfort, having superior State Rooms these
ships are not surpassed by the Que hundred
OF this route on Delaware river and the Bywo ughsa
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This line connects Philadelphia the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through to Niagara Falls Buffalo, in IS hours
from Philadelphia. Through Tickets, with hd privilege stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for By the
Agents at Savannah
Fare Niagara Buffalo, s3 Elmir s2l to Canadaigua
s22. c A. GREiNER & CO..
Agents az Savannah.
I. 8. & 7. o.. BUDD,
april23--d3m Agents at Charleston.
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nsassn asnY the m5trnOn. are nsatins
UfnH.

BsasaM SsHY the m6rraOrlu are r,eskina
Utah.
Tbs governmeut has received letter from Major
Ben McCulloeh, dated Camp Scott, in which he
states as his hsllaf that one Of the reasons Why the
Mormons deserted their habitsions, was to guard
their women from the apprehouded excessive gslS
lsntry Of our soldiers and besides that the leaders
resOred to this exodus to keep the people together,
aud prevent the disafsoted Saints from throwing
themselves on the army for protection. This MOr~
mons, be says, do rot believe the army has orders
authority to pursue them, and hence eCugrstu-
late. themselves that they are out Of harms way
from that source.
Maj. MoC says e small force Of the MornOns is
still in Salt Lake City ready to fire It, perhaps, :
the event of the approach Of the srmY. Het'' =
great mistake has been committed il p t,nA1
the Mormons TO gather their crops; - r'sslng
strengthened them, diminished Fsis' AIS vine !
Of the military forces. L ~ ssy .ae sO ~,
fnI sina % oaaa soas 10 sonora, but upOn this
lbattbe place Of -ot be placed The belief Is
Mc0unoSa aud the other Peace Commissioner,
GoV. -fSWelL were going At once to Salt Lake, but
NOT 40, WIN the army. Their powers are superior to
s'Iher those of Gov. Cumming or Gen. Johnston.
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ENHERE be had at R. D. BLU8rs Plain and Ornamental
n Engraving Esa5lishmdnt Seals Tor Masons, o. F.
Sons OF Temperance Noares Public Insurance, Railroad
Plank Road Companies, Courts, States, &c Also
boats Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engraved order for
Blacksms and Silgersmts in fact for all those Manufacturers
Who wish stamp their hands and address their
These stamps warranted stamp Silver, Cold Brass, Iron
itself
Stencils Of kinds made order. JeWery made
paired r. D. BLUM,
Deaerick street. doors from the Public Square opposite
Republican Banner Once. apr3U-dtWm3
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NNTE for sale the accommodating terms that
w valuable property known the Orleans Store the
South side Of the Square opposite the Market House, being
Of desirable business stands in the city Those wishing
bargain will find their call Immediately
J. L. & R. ". BROWN,
july Az Cherry street.
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RA- During the month of June, nine hundred and
sixty land warrants have been issued from the Pen
sion Office under the act Of March s. 1866, as fol-
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TYREE SPRINGS.

FHNHIS most delightful be openei for the
cepion Of visitors the 18th Of June. The rooms snd
buildings are in the NEST complete order. The table viii all
times supplied with the choicest yiauds market Affords TIE
extensive cshouse we'll stocked an inexausbe supply
good Band Of Music vial he in attendance The Bar
viii be we'll supplied with choice selection Of vines uuo and
srs, and every exeon will be made advance The comfort and
pleasure u all VISITORS that may favor with call
june5-lmeodEW Bs&P J. MGSHER-
WyOR SALE--OD very liberal terms drst nate one horse
Family RockaWayit VIII be found the Sun and Ui Liv-
ery Stable on Deaefck Also desirable lot Of Household
Furniture Besteals Tle Sofas Buress Chairs Wasstands
&C. Inquire Of the undersigned a. the Methodist Publishing
fIouse ffe14-ISlwaI STEVrNe0N
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THE NICARAGUA TRASsT RoUTr QUAREEL-Mr.
LEA, Secretary Of the Nicaragua Canal Company,
publishes reply to the Vanderbilt manifestOes, in
which he asserts that Vanderblt's alleged grant Of
the route across the Isthmus amounts TO nothing
and that the canal or 10. White grant is still vail l.
He admits that Vanderbilt has charter to estab
fish hand and steamboat Communication across
Nicaragua, bat it is conditioned on the non fulfill
ment of the Canal COmpany's contract, which has
Two years more to run. This is contingency which
Dir Lea says can never occur, and consequently
Com yanderbilrs premise to re open the route is,
for this reason, If for no other, good for nothing
The same, he says, is the with Mons. Belly 5
scheme.
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Law SCHOOL OF THE UNTVDs<r,Tv
At Cambridge, Mass

1as LtstrttoTa q az s,},al ,7rs
pa SoSL PARKEs, LID, r val ProfssP
rSous aroRzIlus RgEs1Hs. Il b., DAP
-AOn' EMORY v AsHs7Es, LID, ubi y,-.i,- p-osss,o-
We course Of instruction sEbrar- - -. bc.. q,
IL the Common Lag, and OF ~ Is tae Yarlous onces
International and ConstituioHst my Aeaalt.i
ne United States Law a1d the Jursp ralees q
voames and a. new Library consists Of about l4OJO
effort made to e appear they added, and every
T. Instruction q ~ complete.
rscons and By oral lectures and epostions land By
tsfe are aminatons In connection with then OF which
each Fek very Two Moot Courts also holden In
gued w at each Of which previously given OUT s
four Students opinion delivered by the Presiding
nctor Rooms and other facilities also provided FOR the
uo Courts and Assembly IS held weekly for practice in de
oeeings
students may enter the School In any stage Of their professional
ade9 OF mercantile pursuits and az the c0mencsme1t Of either
Term or IL the middle or other part Of
ly are az liberty % elect what studies they will
corning 70 their TieE OF their wants and attainmen
The Academcal which Thursday weeks
amer the third Wednesday in July, divided Of
twenty weeks EACH with vacation Of six weeks At the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library opened warmed snd
lighted, for the use Of the members Of the School
Ine exercises Of the next term will Monday,
Sept 8, 1853.
Applications for admission Catalogues, any further
niormation be made 70 either Of the Professors Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass, June, 1853. jys-laE3Wi is
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NOR SALE AT COS'r To CLOSF.--Ap ,..or,
meut Of tie io0uiug srces, among oiacfs Is aasrrd
cost % Close:
Irish Linen Linen aad ss ua1kcrhisfs, Belsory Gloves,
Ribbons siik Friugcap Tr.nm-ugs, A.. a..
W. a. nRuuns
nay " No 4 soufh side a1uare.
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apriI23-d3m
NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.

G. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Boz ris,
ID has hand large lot Of CEDAR Yellow and White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Jost : aut-
ling Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles. have
five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar and
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No.
Poplar Shngesall in constant operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles the shortest the
Lowest prices for cash. ). C.. DARDEN,
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard No Brra,IVav
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rEw r1Hm. '''ss. '-.lrsi.
WILLIAMSON a CHEAraAvt.

IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
pEALEs5 m
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C,
no. g, COLLEGE STREE7, KASBEILLE ZEBEESSEE
EEP constantly hand large select stock Of Fine
Brandes Gin, Rum and Whiskes Pine Wines embracing
Champagne Hoc rel and white Hungarian Clsres sauterss
Sherry, Madeira and Port Coras, Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English Ass, imported Havana Chars Va To-
haeco, Spices Sauces Pickles, Caps; Refined SUGARS Fine
Teas; with numerous other articles connected with the above line Of
business, which they oder for sale favorable
iunes WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAN
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BsA- The Banner of yesterday threatens that 'ff
the Union and american persists in its recent course
of argument, we may at some future time fasten
the charge of AbOlitionism on every Democratic
Presided from Gen. JACKSON down to the present
time"
We arc certainly sorry that our persistence in
cOndemning the coalition between GREELEY, BELL,
and CRITTEEDEN, should involve such awful oonseS
quences The Banner has already undertaken to
prove that the editor of the Tribune is 'cOnservaS
tive and national man. Until that is accomplish
ed we suppose, the ashes of the old Hero may rest
quietly at The Hermisge, and his fame may remain
free from the stain Of Abolitionism, which the
Banner is about to ''fasten upon him"
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DR.. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

~ ~ Dr. King formerly Of New York. for the l.st forr
49, years q Louisville Kentucky and Who has d.
voted his the treatment Of private dz- "a w.
thirty years. hatters HIMSELF having rae &c f1r 81
Al diseases o. private nature no matter how bad hgy
from diudicious mEdcai treatment from uegdrt al fhi
own Dr. Kings DisIeusay No. DeaaericI rret rtuss
Cherry and the square, where cures an distsss on 1870
GOsOEHEt eurei without naueious medicine or inssrp
from business
lays hy operation Which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps no dsssg causas
more mischief and undemiues the constitution 50 mulh
sTPHls win ali the diseases Of te roviug out a. ner-
lec or bad treatnent be cured In rev davs
SEMINAL NEkkNEs particular attention having e given A
this disease, and all the consequences CROWN out OF III -bt
Youths and excessive uui u passions rrI- al
which viii undermine the constitution rendering subject uuHa
or business Or socieiy and causing premature oil age.
Females who may be sbOrng with ay The womb
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing ahroad, by writing sitting their via
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, DearrF sesf
heir address, with necessary directions strct secrecy Observed
Oce hours from O'Clock IN The morning evening
may &-lly
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
4tsrees Sugar Cured Hams.
Is bags Java CoGee-
Mocha.
% Baltimore Rio DO.
bids strictly choice La. Sugar.
10 bills Bait Refined Codee do
30 Doc. Assd Brooms.
l0G bags hEtra White Wheat Flour.
go Rel
900 Bus. Corn Meal
Just received and for AZ marze. nrieas nv
Freeman & BROS.
WTE keep constantly hand C5uut7y CuTgi H1m1 755
w Sides together with full stock Of Family Groceries
y; Al articles pure Of Us sent home .ee Of charge.
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Under thesot Of 1850, two warrants Of 100 acres,
and one of so acres, have been issued during the
same time.
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FREIGHTs BY SAIL VESSELS AND PROPELLERs IRON
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and baltimore

MERCHANTS who may ship by the above -.
lyn vessels informed that by c0nsign- - z5-f-
ing their goods to the agents Of the South - a
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, agents OF te-5z&zs
Central Railroad Savannah they will be forwarded free Of
commissions, ayage and Wharfage only charged and be
through at the following rates:
From Charleston or Savannah TO Nashville
Firstclass, per 100 lbs. Sl-8
sOndclass, loo
-lrd class, 50
Special rates for light goods, per 1000 his. 2,75
Bills showing amount paid vessels charged
drayage and Wharfage, will ne mailed 70 consirnees.
CHARLES W ANDERSON, GenI Agent.
nays, 81. II. and P. copy e.