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The Relations of the Princess Royal Of
Prussia with her Husband.

The Relations Of the Princess Royal OF
Prussia with her Husband.
The Munich correspondent of the Washington
Union thus writes in relation the rumOred domestic
troubles Of Queen VictOria's eldest daughter, who
wss married few months ago to the Prince Of Prus-
sis. He says;
Some E1glishmen whom haze lately seen on my
tour through Southern Germany, and whose views
ard remarks we're oOrrobOrsfed by Germans in posi-
tions likely to know what they talking about,
spprehend that the Royal Princess Adelaide Victoria,
married to Prince Frederick William, eldest son Of
the Prince Of Prussia, and heir PTesumptive TO the
throne is not very happy in herr eW relations Every
one knows that she vas the pet child Of the Queen
Of England who, 10 her honor be il said, is model
woman, and, perhaps, the model mother Of Europe.
The relations in her family do not smack Of the
throne, but the simple genuine ohsprings o.
strong natural Affections joined to the highest eul-
tivstion Of moral and intellectual qualities To take
a girl Of tender age away from such mother and
such family Of brothers and sisters is, under the
best circumstances, hard trial for tender heart
The severe court etiquette Of Berlin, the military
tourHuTe of the people especially Of those who sur
round the throne compared to the free, natural life
in the Queen Of England's family, must form cons
trast little calculated to impress her with the charms
Of life in German capitals Berlin is military city;
you can not 20 any where without seeing men in uni
form with long sabers dragging on the ground The
long mustaches oaBgllng uhQeF the noses OF the On
GERS 1.-THE guards must have something frghtful 10
Young, tender-hearted Princess and the whole gsudy
vet economical display Of silver, STEEL and brass,
made the heart Of the youug lady only yearn the
more for the simple yet elegant attractions Of her
English Preside. For this purpose Prince Albert
went to pay her visit faHllls, and stad little
while; then eamsthe Queen Of England herself; when
she had left Prince Alfred came and just row, the
eharming Princess has received visit from her,
brothers, the Prince Of Wales
Thus eOnsOled by at least part Of her family the
Princess Is said to be little reeonciled 70 her
hone and it is also to be expected that the Princess
Of Prussia, her mother-iB-lsF, who is one Of the
best and kindesl women Of Germany, will much add
to the attractions Of the new court The Princess
spent most Of her time last sumner in Baden-hsr
daughter having married the Grand Duke Of Baden
jim quiet retirement and charitable works which
endearsd her to the people wherever she went, and
now when her influence will be felt ct home il msy
be supposed that Princess Adelaide Victoria may
feel less homesick for ''merry cid England" You
know that the Germans, in spite Of their transcend
entail philosophy are slightly given 10 superstition
They believe in omens, like the steutess Roman sf
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
e .5.....sss55 80 - =.

ks - -ss,a.l5:s35 -. - -
TENHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic titles with
u Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States by con
tuuous Railway direct This Pittsburg
with daily Lines Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and Sandusy Wit steamers all ports
Northwestern Lakes making direct cheapest end F
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
Jre1J Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
kIRsr CLAss.-Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin * - ,oo.
boXes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, '0' per lOOb'
SECOND CLAgs.-BOJks and Stationary, Dry Z en- - 800,
Goods Gin blas) Hardware, Leatler 6c 0Oo pr lO0o'
THIRD CLAss.-ABvils. Bagging, Bacon and "a - ,oo.
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, SC, SOo POI A0om'
FoCRTH CLkss.-C0fes, Fish, Bacon, and Pork an ,oo
(packed,) Lard and Lard OIL ~ Pc A''R .
Flour-75cts per bbl. until further notice,
Graiu--3jcts. per 100 lus until further notice
Cot1ns3 per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
" In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia,
particular mark package CtE. Philadelphia Railroad"
All Goods consigned 90 ts Agents Of this Railroad Phadel
phia pusJurg will De forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Iar-s, W0ruey & CO.. Memphis Tenn;
r. +. Co.. 81. LOUIS J. S Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Indiaa; DuueUl, Bell and Murd5ca, aud Carter Jewst
Louisville, Ky. R. G. Medium, Madison, Indiana Srugman
Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham & Co..
Evansville, Ohio Leach q CO.. No. - Khy street. Boston,
ch & Co. Aston House, New York No 1, William street,
and Battery Place. New York; E. J. sneeer, Philadelphia
MagreW K0Uls Bamore Geo G. FranCiscus PittsbTg.
Il. H. HOUSTON, General FIei16t agent, PhiEd.
II. J. LOMBAERT, SZp't,, AlsoORG, Penn.
aprI, '5S-u
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N Tr-iy The "a Deosbes next, propose % bring od .
- n los 10 aditon The Raiis1ld depoi
- occasion oGsr thirty forty loss 'on-s o.
I'm vi Improved, and vita neat and substantial ranes ca
- W farthsr particulars see hand billl, &c
5S-9r1-One, and three Tears crciit, Tor notes
RanF satisfactorily secured bariES Interest AID s ~
81 T. GLA1oocE, Alct, A. y - - -'~-'-f
uoy9l-idI
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CO-Partnership Notice.
NEW FALL * WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLE SALE

AT WHOLESALE.
4 II A u B Il & J. u G. A s.
VETE receiving Of Fall Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Hardware, etc. which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants mang their stock in this market. 1t
for anything in regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all cities selling
goods We the charge, and short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared to sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please cali and examine
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported TO- manufactured in the United States,
Also, have large stock Of READYMADE CLOTHING that
can't be heat in quality style and cheaPness in America
Also, 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
Also, 800 pieces Of OARPETTNG, ply, Qpy, wool and all
Also we have made an arrangement with one Of the largest in
porting houses in America FOR QueensWse by the cae for New
York jobbng 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 house is the place for them
TRAUBE & LUCAS.
Particular Notice!
It is currently that We sell Goods only by Auction
while tWohrs Of sales made privately, like all
we sell for cash and on short notes and from Sc to a0c less than
heir prices laugIll TRAUBE LUCAS.
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
j Ladies brown French Lasting buttoued Shoe Caters
New CONGRESS Caters, with and without heels
s.ie & Front laced Caters, With and without heels
Slippers, o. French Kid, White & Black Satin, SC.
Misses Chii3fens Boots Caters and Slippers with
heels and without At A College street. JOHN RAMAGE.
julyr
ISO--Nassey' Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers; Melon
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthurs Fruit Cans;
iei8-tf wv. WILSON, College street.
LARD! LARD!!
~ BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low, by
Eeb TERRESS & BROS,
augl5 % Broad Street.
BANK OF COMMERCE..
NASHVILLE, Tenn, DEC. %, 1857.
EEyE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
indebted the Bank will please call and pay ups their
debedne falls due The note holders win please send in
early possible, and receive in return the Of the
Bank of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have
handed and hereby pledge individual La
bty for them, and the money ready when called for.
decl3-d JOHN D. JAMES.
n HAVE on HAND 27OsOOO BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and will sell great
" H. JOHNSON,
ie2J see PeuteDtiary.
LAND FOR SALE.
TEVHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofsnd the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
joining which he resides and the lands of Capt John
lent, falling water, with the beautiful building site
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
II just received by may7- P. & ANDERSON.
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WILL sell possession given imueiaeiy) that we'll
known Tavern stand the SPRINGFIELD HOTEL with large
Stable and Garieu attached WOud also let 50 with IT, on hire
several valuable house servants. Desiring 20 change my position
would sell my residence Of the most pleasant and beautiful
and setin grass ", LOWE,
sprinssia, Tenn, August 18Th, ls5s-a.
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NEW MUSIC sFORH.

I NJ, G. ID. BENSON & BRO, Whole. -,sz,--7
/ St 80 and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes
$500 G. A. Princes lieodeons, Buffalo n Y3 ia ~ Is II
Es@ Church and Parl0r Organs, Guitars VOL =
nceos, Accordeons, Flutes Ragoset, Fis Drums Tanuo
rine and ytngin the musical rsercant lire
all kinds Orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. Pianos uue AccoTdeons and ali other
repaired. 40 90 Union Street. lst door from College
sept25
RONNING'S CITY BRASS HAND.
FEyTHES Band fully organized, with twelve In a
ii struments, and It's members fatter themselves 81
that they are prepared to furnish good Music as
Band in tie State. TeyresPectfuly call the attention Sc
Of MasOns Odd Fellows, and other societies. as we'll as private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music for Prosiops
Celebrations, SC. Their terms shall be Moderate Address,
J. 2. BARTHELL, sec'y, or
X. p. CHAMP.
p. S.-PRoF. B0NNING's QUADRILLE BANDS preparrd
to make engagements for Music for Balls Parties on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above ian22-dIy.
DTANOS.--We have received fourteen more r-zV-7
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaed T-f
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury and Hamesf u n III h
able We would be pleased have these Instruments examined
BY ALL whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold shall be warranted 70 give satisfaction respect
1feblO W. & r. FREEMAN.
PIANO FORTEs, LOOKING-GEASSEs sc,
VWTE have now in store, fine took of Planes, Co.
~ Melodeons Window Shades Artists, Ma -
erials, &C., still manufacturing Inside{ h H ri n
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt WORKS, have reHentlyJ y
&c. In word, intend rnEs, please
customers, and induce them to parons home, instead
sending GbrOad.
febI6-6 W. R. FREEMAN.
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Gives healthy beverage. Nervous, dyspepc and billiousper
who hal not dared coffee years, have been ableo
their fayore beverage again when made this boiler,
without Of the old unpleasant
quence Tits healthy because the Of condenser eyapo-
ration prevented the coffee boiled long enough
an the natural elements Of the berry, and get them just
proportion in the beverage.
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AARON STRETCH,
TTTWHOLEsALE AND RETAILFH1
DRUG GIST.


STRETCH, has just renrned from the East with largs
"a superior Of the following articles
with many others pertaining the Drug Business, which
invites the attention Of and all that wish pure unadu
terad articles, which purchased direct from " hand In
posrs TIE Ladies especially requested call and
his large stock Of fine Imported Pemery and Fancy Goods
sistDg in part Of the following, VIZ:
Otto Rose in fine cut vias,
Extract kiss-me- Quickly;
do Bondeeti something new and very fine;
All the Frangipaui preparations;
Musk and ferieua Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with an the new patteruss
Hair do large variety;
Era-ive Soap, for extracting grease;
All o. Lufin's fine Ey-lfeuuine Musk Soar;
Luhin's Rose S9api Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
FdFna Cologne: Glycerine and Caupnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Pasteand Grin Drops;
Tooth Soap Juiube Paste. sc.
DRUSHES.--A large stock n Shoe, Paint, Yarnish and
, Artist Brushes, just received and for salelOw by
A. STRETCH
h RUGS AND CHEWICALS.--Nowin store aIargs
and complete stock Of Drugs and Chemicals ui
nine Morphine Opium, Iodds Potash Chorae Potash Nitrate
Silver Croton OIL Iodine Cadmium Oxide Silver Metallic Iron,
Sequcorde Of Iron Valersnat Ammonia HypophOph, Iron
and Soda, &c.
Cash buyers viii find to their interest call and
prices, &c, before making thelr purchases.
A. STRETCH
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The OId Dominion COTfeo-POt


Is q economical nothing being lost 10y evaporation in
polling COIee required while the beverage is
stronger, more fra grant, and more delicious.
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lie ..oLp DoWINEoN,, COFFEE-POT.


FFNHOUSANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already been Sold
and the demand from all parts of the United stites is rapidly
the increase. Wherever Introduced, it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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TIE Ticket Office is IN the Passenger Depot, and is open
hour arng Of each TTain which allows ample
for the purchase Tickets. 1t is open other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ.
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time 70 Richmond = hours; Washington two days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the O P n Train, arriving
at Memphis for New Orleans the evening OF
the next day and through without detention at Memphis
Those for McAunve. Sparta, and Beerheba Springs, leave
Nashville the $50 NJ Train, which connects directly at Tu
lahoma with the Train for Mcnnviile. Persons leaving Nc
Minnve ia the morning arrive at Nashville at 430 p. nj.
Nashville there which daily for Smhland,
and different places h Ohio and Mis-
asspp also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning o the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson WIN and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville Eastern and gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis Nashville
O. L. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1858 General Ticket Agent.
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WIVTED TTTWEDTATELY!

SNR BBLs % choice Green APPles delivesed at our
ohNHRF warehouse In Nashville plantation Persons
wishing 70 contract can call upon ard furnish barrels
and nix the time of delivery
We also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and LOCO
bushels OF Dried Peaches Sacks Furnished by
spT II. S. FRENCH * SON.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

al-ts5sr
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TTyERUTNATEs AT WASHINGTON AND
the Fast, and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
T51rg the West at which places unte with Railroads,
S teamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 1855 P. NJ,
1850 p NJ.
One train only sundays, at 1915 P NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For ali the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only 20 Washington City.
Passengers Baltimore Philadelphia,
AMI Boston, the ticket Boston alone by
ether lines
Time quick and fare as low as via any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, any
Of the principal K lr3ad Once in the West.
+. p. FULLER Genl Western Agent
j.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". ? Smith, Master Transporlation. sep6
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TTINE TEASs--Just received from large ImpoFtss o.
~ Teas good assortment Of IMPERIAL GunpoWder, SoOng
and Black Teas for sale the large small quantity BY
4. STRETCH.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSH AW 81 IA TLAND,
NO. 30, UNION STREET.
- HAVE iustreceiveda fresh supply Of BOOTS -,
~ SHOES, which viii be sold the very low -
FH,Y est prices. FRSy
. Ladies' Lasting Caters With and without heels;s ~
Lasting Congress Caters, with without heels;
Thick and Thin Sole Kid Bo0tees, heels and hees
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and ROsettsi
Slippers, trimmed, heeed and heels
FBEE MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thin cid BOotees, heeled
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Childrens kid ad goat BOotes thick and thin Solei
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heelel Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do do Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress Caters;
do do P. l.. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do d. s. do do
do Cloth Congress Caters
do Lasting Ties,
And al articles kept Shoe Store, to which invite the
ia n5s BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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1885.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
New Stock Of FAN and Winter
GOODS.
VETE are receipt stock Of adapted thu
complete imported BY u.s. Ladies
| Of the latest styles, entirely new
FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME-
RINOS,
THBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUsTRES, of all qualities;
REAL TOHAIR and SILK LUSTRES;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c, &C., of anqualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of she greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDs,,&o.
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds Of
tw STYLES
Solid cOIOred mOUSLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
OurstOcIs OfDREsS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and cannOtbe
surpassed ia quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of ali prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CAssI-
mERES of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssI1TERES of all
qualities
FANCY VEsTISG. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssI-
MERE, SILK snd wORsTED VEST
INGs &c, &c.
Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety small wares, Trim
mngs, Threads of ands Combs Buttons, &C. &C., Hosiery
Gloves suspende Handhef, Umbrellas, and every article
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety OF Trimmings.
OOCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French nanufactz-e.
80 Cases BIeaohcd Domestic, all quaIi-
ties; Q
100 Bale. BROWN sHEETNGs and
SEIIRTINGS;
100 Bales Al and 7-s OSNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLLNGS;
sOCases PLAID LINsEY;
SO Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDs, etc;
2OCases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all quaIitie
1000 COAT BLANKETS, -"
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmBrOideries of every
variety, sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc..
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTNGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ri bBOns of all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of sHAWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEmEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
mOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
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The County Court for Davidson County,
HAVING granted letters Of administration 70 me, on ne estate
Of tharle5 ?. Mcguire, deceased all pefsons inoenea q
said are hereby notified make mmedte payment ana
all persons having claims against said ete are hereby notified
~ I,V JOHN B JOHNSON,
oo+Io-5gr, Administrator for Charles p Maguires
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great pleasure In recommending the r OF 'crege
& BaukhPad, OF New Or cans, and james Bankad Co. Of
this city the patronage Of Ii friends Of ne OLD nTm
NASHUILE, Sept. =, ls5s, N l. AALVHAf'
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FURTmHEs REELECTION.
6
july Ioth, 1855.
Charleston and savannah.

THROUGH FREIGHT FRoN EEw YORK NASHVILLE,
with NEw YoaK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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1SEs CLASS,--PianoF ortes, Books Stationery, Boots
Shoes, Liquors. Oils &c. in bottles; Camphene and Spirits
1urpentne in barrels, Caretng China Glass and Glass
ware, in cases. Clocks, Confsconses, Cotton Cards; Cut
lery, casks, and boxes Dry Goods, in boxes and
bales; Drugs Fruit Trees and Srubbery. Furs Garden
Seeds LoongGasses, and Looking Glass Plates ,at own
ers rs3 Oysters in and jars saader lin and Brit.
tania w are, Teas and Spices
Sd CkASS.--Iardware. Except such specified in First
and Third Classes Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quOr in barrels pipes Tobacco, in boxes Leather, IN
rolls and boxes Oils in barrels and casks Crockery and
Queensware and casks Rice, Whiting, Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CkASS.--Axes, Shove Spades, Zinc ard Tin
Pigs Tin Plate Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Coriage, Coffee Heavy Castings, Min
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Ass sFoad Hehes and
Axles, Chairs, Spikes, and Rosin in barrels.
SPECIAL RAFESs=-Furniture and Carriages boxed and
other light enumerated also, Caroys Of Acids
other Chemicals, viii Re charged by actual Weigh at
double First Glass ..
y No charge for dTayage Wharfage, or Forwarding The
above rates all expenses from New York t. NASHVILLE
Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
Insurance
By the above Lines cent less than By Pitsburg, Wheeling,
Parkebug the Ohio river, making difference OF 60 70 IS
cents per 100 pounds dry goods.
Road will he TesPonsbefor damages occurring at
Sea.
shipped Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
jyI4-d General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy, discontinue former
Advertisements.
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The liabilities Of NacGrger, Aovay & Coz and n. E Allo
way q Co. are assumed by the Concern under the arm Of
Wacfra.r q Bsnka Of New Orleans. aud james EauShsdd
4 % I'd Ngsrg5TIs Tenn. JAMES BANhuEAD.
NtsFvrrTE. sent y. ls5S GEORGE MACGREGER.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
k9--s.ssg
CHANGE OF sCHEDUL.
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

IN and after SUNDAY, July n, 1885, the Passenger Trains
q win he run S follows;
Leave Nashville daily at A. N. and go P. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga at 3 20 P. NJ. and LBS A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A. N. and P. NJ.
Arriving Nashville at 7 80 p II. andS10 A. n.
Through tickets Nashville the following places