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The Markets.

New ORLEANS Oct. 25.-Cotyon sales to-day 6 900
bales. Prices stiff n but quotations are unchanged
more buyers than lers Sugar dull The marie,
is slightly cheaper Fair to fully fair 6@ Molssses
advanced one cent, 32O. Sides 60.
New York, Oct 25.-Noon-Wheat, Southern
Red l,2O Mixed corn 6Sa66; Mess pork l6,5Oal6,
62l; Whisky %
CNCrEKATI, Oct. 25 Noon Whisky 49,; Bacon
firm. ee
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS The Mississippi and all the
upper streams are declining. There was heavy
rain last night
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John Archibald, at the Eagle Saloon, Market
street, near Broad, has just received lot Of fRe
fresh oysters, and viii serve up soup for bis GUS
toners and the public generally to-day at from to
twelve o'clock. Those who wish to enjoy plate
of this delicious SOUP for dime, viii remember to
give him q cali
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Irish Bacon being offered the Liverpool markets
los los per below the year go
There dob that there great kinds
food the other ss Of the Atlantic the present season.
yeas past consequence
prices must rule low.
The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the market the ODD
The feeling in the provision buoyant day and
general disposition indeed may call anxiety
sell bacon 6GSc, for shoulders and sides Meium sized
bulk sides offered at they not wanted houg heavy,
These continue TO be taken for The California
ket
Mess Pork was not saleable at over Sl5
Whisky further advanced and closed with good demand
IsJzc. The receipts Of this article are light.
The unsettled OF the Flour market continues, and uniform
wide $40 46O for supehne, and S45 to S. 10 for
THERE'S demand whatever for export and the
doingis local and limited.
The private Eastern markets. are dcoursg
ing they we'll export demaud receipts large,
heavy, aud rapidly accommodating.
We learn from private letter from New NOrk that the stock Of
-four in that market is estimated at 1900 bbs and Buff
Oswego Rochester and Troy the Unusually
with demand the s1oar markets for export worthy
mentioning
Wheat dull and very little doing Corn SOC; moderate demand
Nothing dong in Hogs iu-;
that dressed H. selling in New S. $50
So per cNt, DEVELOPS the folly buying at s55Gs So at this
pace.
The Cleveland CTenn Banner Of the 22d says:
The price Wheat cents according quality
Corn about % 40 cents per bushel. good arceo family
FIouris S2.7j-Other lover
Of male for Hogs, and Conjecture pTo
bic price which pork will open There is srge number
OF hogs he country, and they look very fine and healthy and
the crop promises be heavy.
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On the 10Th ult. the Coroner of Gibson county
held an inquest over the body an Irishman Iamed
Thomas Fl1Od, whose family are said to reside 10
this city or vicinity. His body was found on the
railroad few miles from Trenton. The supposed
cause Of his death is not stated.
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Neur0Igia.-A gentleman living in Philadelphia says:
In passing through Pburg months SINCE purchased
bottle Of BGraves Holland Btters. It relieved much
that returning home bought two bottles from Dr. Dyo
which completely cured Neuralgia recommended
the article Of my friends five Of the number
sayi cured them think that my recommendation has done
for its sale in Philadelphia than your advertising"
I'VE are permitted publish name but any person call.
ing the stor communicating by letter. will
WINGED of the truth Of this statementl
&w Nv
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MEMPHIS RACEs-THIRD DAT.-The race over the
Memphis Course Thursday, the DIST, was a very ex-
citing one, and terminated, says the Appeal for the
first time such q thing has occurred during the
week. in favor of the favorite. Il was a sWeepsake
for three year olds, called in compliment to a we'll
known Kentucky turfman, The 'Harper Stake" Two
niles and repeat. There we're eleven nominations,
four of which started. Il won in two straight
heats by Captain T G Moore's Hennie Farrer, who
was backed freely against the field up to the morn
ing Of the race, when by reason of some vague rus
mors in regard to her being out Of condition, she
fell in the betting market to so to 1OO and was
rather slow going at that figure. JacksOns mare,
who proved second in the race was the second IA
vorite, while Ellie Dean aud Des Chjles both had
their friends who willing to back them at such
odds as we're offered. Amo get the friends Of DeI
Chiles were those who knew by report Of her
performances at Lexington, and thought that she
would still be able to beat any Of her competitors
But condition, as we'll as blood 1siH tell We have
heretofore continues the Appeal alluded to the dis
advantages under which she labOrs, in not having
recovered from the effect Of journey Of nearly
thousand miles by river and rail, and although we
do not believe she any one that wears hair, has
any advantage Of Hennie Farrar, we yet think she
did net get the place, which, under mere favorable
circumstances she might have taken in the contest.
The folio wing is a summary:
The Harper stake Tor thee year ods, nile heats $500
500 forfeit, with $500 added by the Club eleven nom
Captain Moore named Ionnie Farrer, by imp Sham
rock, dam Ida ny Beshazzer
bradley named b ( Dcs Ciles by imp Glencoe, dam
Brown Kitty, by imp birmingham. 4
Jackson named br Ehc Bynum, by imp Glencoe, dam
Guild & BLYTHE named Es Dean by imp Albion, dam
p&MS csigy name Pot-s-os by i'm Glencoe dam by imp
Ssid 4 blythe named bl Hivata 10y imp Albion dam by
" Ro1rdtree named Oh Laura Williams by INN Glencoe.
i Gam J, 1u ~ imp Ais5n dam Eudora r pam. p II
james jackson named bl Mark loung' by imp Aniou,
Capt c Moore named Oh by third Boston, dam sally "
Jones, by Levatlin, pd #
Harper named Hempland, by imp Yorkshire cam
D'i'N''' " Tme-3 Is, 46e
FoURTH DAY.-The race Friday, the 22d the Ap-
peal says, was the most interesting Ofthe week,
attracted q very large crowd to witness it. Ii was
for the Club Purse of $500, two miles and repeat,
and there we're six eDtries-Kate Hays Charles
Morgan, SuwsrroW, Jack Gamble, Hempland, and
Merriwether's grey horse by Ambassador out Of
Fraxlnes. 1t is very seldom that SO many good
ones come together, and although M one was will
ing to name the winner, Kate Hayes vas decidedly
the favOrie shown by the way she rated in pools
A great deal Of msney was staked the result at
all kinds Of odds and upon every point. Amongst
horsemen, Charles Morgan was favorite, and con-
siderable money was put up by such on the field
against Hays and Hemplsnd. The betting changed
after each heat, and there was scarcely man who
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Mr.. N. Hoyis Of ObiOn county, informs the Tren-
ton StGHdard that he has sucking calf that is now
giving milk. The calf is now about twelve months
old, and has been giving milk since it was seven
months old, and gives over pint at each milking
This curiosity of calf win be on exhibition at the
Obion Fair
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"NoNE SUoH POLKA " is the title of a piece Of new
music laid upon our table BY Mr.. C. D. Benson, By
whom it is published. 1t is the composition of cur
toWnsman, Mr. Charles B. Williams, and musical
friend pronounees it an excellent polka
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SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of Of the Chancery Court At Galan,
D its last term, shall the 1st Monday i'm De-
comber next, at the Court House doors in the town Of Gal
latin expose TO sale
At Public Auction,
One OF heost valuable tracts Of Land in the county Sumner
containing about
AI6 ACR ES.
Said tract Land beautifully situated. lying about miles
from Town Gallatn Immediately upon rate Turn-
pike road 400 yards Of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad (noW finished from this place Nashve and
known the OdOm Tract
Upon said Land or falling Springs Of sxcsent
Hundred and Fifty Of said being we'll
mhered and Blue Grass, ahOuag fine pasturage
the country, and tie balance in high vaon.
Said Land win be sold whole. divided
suit purchasers. Also, At the time place, at
valuable
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main In the Galan, short distance
from the Square, known the Dr. NeEsom property said Lot
has il good Dwelling containing Rooms Kitchen
Smoke house, first Stable Carriage house, with Otner
Necessary Outhousss No Brick oce with together
with large yard and Garden, and Is altogether Of the most
desirable residences IN the Town Of Gallatin.
TERMs OF SALE-Onethird Cash, the balance IN and 2
years FOR we'll endorsed without interest and lien reii2ed
Said Land snd House and Lot viii be shown 70 one de
ng 70 purchase, APPLICATION in Gailahn 70
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner.
Gallatn, Tenn, Sept. 2j-ssp2l-3m
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JUICE OF The Sixth CIRcUTT-The following are
the official returns Of the election held on the 10th,
for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Circuit received at
the Office of the Secretary of State up to last even
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NsW ALBANY, Oct 25 Horace Bell who released
his father aud brother from the BrandenburQ Jail last
July, who had been committed on a charge Of run.
ming off negroes was taken here Saturday nv Ken
lucky officers without a warrant. The pesple are
excited and have sent boat 10 Bradenb1rg Ia res
cue Bell Considerable trouble is spprehended
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WASHINGTON Oct. IS The State Department
have neither Officially received nor written anything
about Walkers movements Previous orders respect
ing the violations Of neutrality laws remains in full
force.
Clancy Jones goes 10 Austria in November.
Phelps Of Missouri will be first on che list for
Committee of Ways and Means and viii probably be
Chairman
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There was small FIRE last night on Front street
beyond Broad, originating in frame tenement,
which was destroyed, together with stable adj
joining, owned by Mrs Harmon.
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Majority for Fife 20.

The CoOkeville Tunes has returns from ell of Put
nam bat three precincts, which give Fife 489 and
Bolts 237. This increases Fite's majority to S18
with Macon and three precincts in Putnam to hear
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RECEIVED BX JOSH YORK a CO..
Ms Pardoss eompiets works. vol 5go
Courtship and MatTim0Ry, b. Robert Morris.
DsvaupOTt Dunn; Nan Of Our Day b. Cha-l,s Esr.r
Tbs Two Sisters, b Hrs- s0uthEorth-
The Opera Dancer; or the Mysteries q London La IS ~
ads Fer salshy tocfTI JOHN YORK CO.
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TWO gALlIaBLE FARMS F0B SALT

THAT Valuable farm which The undersigned has 70
sided for the last eight OFnine years. is for sale. Il 70
The waters Of Big Harpeh river in the county OF W
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, near the nlage
Tank the Rchland and Centrevs Turnpike nine miles
from Franklin, thu county seat Of williamson, and With
miles Of the North Western Railroad being
ucted. The tract contains about four hundred and egh
OF Tst rate farming land; the county line between
Davidson aRd Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract Il formally the well known farm
he late wilkins Whitehid.
On this two comfortable residences, with all ne
eesary houses barn, cribs stables, carriage house Sc
with excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Good
spring water and abundance Of never falling stock water
running different through the farm, Adjoin
this farm is another tract Of about two hundred
excellent land with good residence, for sa4. The soil
equal any for cTOps either grain grass
shd both united they will be sold separately egether
NAV suit buyers1 Il thought By good judges could be
made Of the best stock farms in the State tOds Size.
A. those wanting 10 buy would Of course whsh to view
the premises before purchasing further description IL
deemed unnecessary but all invited 70 call and oI
themselves. lang 25-eO&WHl JOHN 7. HILL
EWISH TO sell the farm WhIch I reside, in WismsCB
county, adjoining thst advertised above b Mr.. John
HILL containing by recent survey, one hundred and ninety
nine and half OF ggBl rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling, with 81 necessary out houses suitable TO-
email farm, with good water. The farm is vel enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards Of
Stone will sell this place separately, together
with Mr. HHs-aE both united would certainly make 4es
irabls farm, and purchasers invited cali Ar. Hi
and canine the premises. LAVlNlA CRAtGHEAD.
FC particulars apply 10 Mr. H. Snyder, 81 ths
stOrsUf SPyde' q Frizzel Nashville L. G.
aua1-eoEwu
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ReoOllsot, LiDdsisy's sale Of lots in West Mash
vile comes of to-day.
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B. a. FAHNEsToCK,s vERMIFUGE.

N6gsTs B. A. FdbRest0c5 C0-Gentlemen take pleasure
sending you lis Of about fifty customers who testify TO
the superior quality Of your very valuable NeTmuEe.
sppears that another article has been attempted 70 be intro
duce many parishes where your medicine is we'll known for
greet many persons writing for FahuestOcks NemuEe
mark-'We Sc A. and other" My sales this year will
he at leaat 100 grvss. Very respectfully,
ocI22-Im i. p mn ONCE, 80 Chartres street
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A lille son of Mrs. Davis, Ofthe HiWasses Hotel,
in DucktOvns Polk county, Tenn, aged between
two and three years, fell into well few days since
and was drowned.
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For Circuit Court Judge.

II We authorized to SAMUEL NJ. FIrE Esq, Of
Carthage, candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial District composed Of the counties of Smith, Jackson,
Macon, DeCalb and Putnam. .ssplO-twScwtd
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SWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!
SWAN & co.
Continue to draw usual without inter-
ruPtiOn,
SWAN d co.'s
Lotteries are Legal, and
Authorized by the
State of Georgia.

The late attempt TO iniure our Firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn fair
Iy; that our Prizes are paid punctuahly
and that our Schemes re more Liberal
an any other Lottery in the World!
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co., Mana
gers of the Sparta Academy Lottery each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for October 1855 AUGUSTA GEO. in public
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Class 30 draws on
Saturday, October ?, ISJS.
Glass SO draws on
Saturday, October 3, 1858.
Glass 81 draws on
Saturday, October I6, 1858.
Glass IS draws on
Saturday, October 23, 1858.
Glass 80 draws
Saturday, October 80, 1853.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
1--WE THOUSAND HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FTvE PRIZEsl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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A Circular showing the plan of the Lott
teriCs viii be sent TO any one DESTROYS OF
receiving it.
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The smelter buildings Of the Mobile Mines in
Polk county, we're burned down on Saturday night,
the 18th inst The less is estimated Mt Sc. OOO
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moNnrAnY ANp oommEnclAL.


The Increased cheapness Of money the continued uls-
ton OF ecea great financial oenrss as we'll in this eoan
try Europe says the New YORK Herald, leading many
psrsonsto speculate the prospects O. banking institutions
With money atis present value It estimated that banks cannot
earn anything the legal intestO their Stock and II many
instances than that Suppose money should contpe to
rule per England and three four per
another menth would hanks earn even moderate
dividends? This and similar questions being aae seve
raj hank parlors without ecng satisfactory reply. That
further decline in the value Of money would be injurious
nix interests evident nothing ohsnscy
with which the Bank England ress the pressure ruc
ton in herate Of interest and from the spasmode Efforts which
have been frequently made Of late BY the New banks to
raise the rate here. Yet such further decline seems
probable The Of the stock wholly made
quats provide employment the vast masses Of money which
being piled up bank vaults The hopes cherished BY many
merchants until within few days since that the fan trade would
exhibit symptoms Of revival eaeetuaIy dispeed Every
resigned the existing sagnaton prolonged at least
until spring. and in the meantime, those have money and
want to must peoe accept the by
ers The prospect certainly not encouraging for the banking
community.
The New H5zaIa Of Thursday evening the sls says:
Money quoted to-day at three per cent call and 4a7
for commercial paer according &c class Here and th
Exchange on Rurope is PRETTY arm at last ouotstia1s Sa
g lh Tor ssrng and l2E@5l35< for francs The market IS
not active.
The Times Of the date says State Stocks continue on the
rise tennessee SKIES sold At s4 Frgnas 80 " Missours, strong
81 CALIFORNIA; adTane to s9 Minnesota eigh Of which
only 500 the only loan bearing
high Interest," brought 1919 and North Caronas 81 cent?
There sold BY auction in New York the 2lst $4,000
Memphis and $4,000 Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road 6sat75.
At the Philadepha Stock Exchange s sixty shares
Union Bank Of Tennessee sold at 99L. r-
The New York Herald great dissatisfaction expressed at
accumulation retail establishments of quantities Of sill
er The banks Wnot take it OHdepo cannothe sold
large quantities. except at heavy discount war with
)hna, which has stopped the export her some extent
depreciation Of the coin here have led state Of things
It that much $40 600 Of bogus coin is is
every month HOosac few miles from Troy New York
halves and quarters we'll executed as nearly
o defy detection. ,
The following is the comparative bank the leading
cities Of the country the official reports Of the present
eek The specie reserve, will be noticed holds very large at
Orleans and has reached in Philadelphia highest point
eported thisseason: a
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As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand the attention Of all who are in
want of gun Of any kind is called to the stock Of
FALL & CUNNEGHAM, No. AZ Public Square, who
are now ready with a large and complete assert
ment of everything in the gun line. They order all
their guns direct from the European manufacturers
and in this way are enabled to get them up Of the
proper grades and descriptions to suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
of Deer Guns, which is unusually large and com
plete octl3-1m
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Manmy's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WETITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT This
w celebrated Machiner eceived the rst premium Of Grard
oLD the combined Reaping and Moving Machine
at the great United Sttes Agricultural fair held Louisville
Ky September, 1851 The trial OF Syracuse New
York July, where all the p pal Machines in the United
thoroughly tested. The committee made thew awards
?. Wilder,
Society," at Louisville, KY
taso received the award Reaper, and the best
Mower separate committees, appointed by the Pes
dent Davidson County culu Society at Nashville
il July, machines
Numerous other prem Gr}s given this Machine
during the last season, t-llueiu America
The above machines ~ ios sale is the undersigned,
B. z. CHEATHAM,
FISHER, WHEELS CO.,
ebg7-dSwB Nashville Tenn.
b. LANEER d CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERSLY
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. S MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
TEyE Democratic Herald, published by Msssrs Nicholson
Horsley Columbia Tennessee is first advertising
meIum and Advertisements viii be inserted promptly and
reasonable terms.
Orders left at the Union and Aa1srtl Office for the Hsrald
will attended to puncually or address the Publishers
octIs-dtwSwtf NICHOLSON & HOESLEYs
KIRKMAN & ELLIS.
Our Books are at the counting room Of
M,CALL, VANLEER & CO.,
No. Al, South Market street.
Those indebted vi please call business must be settled
without delav. aagSO-i&W@m
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The Indianapolis Sentinel publishes important decision by
Judge Perkins delivered in the Putnam ndana Circuit Court
determining by private banks or bankers in
tended circulate money void The Judge in his opinion
reviews history Of banking and decides that the
natural right and atit conflict with both the
and statute law. This fatal blow the whole
brood o. snpaste in Indiana Some private bankers of
Indiana have long been in the ha Of issuing promsor
signed by the President Cashier for circulation as
money-regular wild cats; the above decision
refers, and not the State Stock Free Banks, which legal
charters.
The following statement movement Of the Cotton crop
since the st Of September made up New the20h
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MEDICAL BOOKS.


F. HAGAN,
No. 50 Market street.
4 receiving supply Of following works, q,
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson, Dunglisore aBS American Rcisctis.
Anatomy,
Sharpey & QusiB, Hornar and Wilson.
PhysiOlOgyB
Capsnter Kirk & Pagst, and Draper.
Gross, Jones and skirenninss' Pathological AnatsEy
Chemistry
GraAaHn5 kegnsult Towns, Draper ahd suiusn.
matsria Wedicas
PeeirA United States DsPensory, Rlyls, Mitchell sna p
glis0re.
Surgery,
Mllsr's Principles, Erchsen, Dguitt's Modern, &C.
Obstetrics,
Cazencaux DeEe Ramsboham, Msgs and AshEsli On DE-
eases Of Females, &G
Juris2rudences
Taylor and Beck.
miscellaneous.
Parrsh's Pharmacy, WiIsop's Dir.sct,-
sadand on the acton Of Medicine H0opers Medical Diciiona
NELL q smiths Compends C0Oper's Surgical
Mendsnhsls students yads Mecuu, Neigan on he ssn
Ludi0Ws Manual, Wilson the Skin,
The United States DsseCtor, paneoa Visitor.
S9Fgents Minor surgery, Cyclopeiis
With many others. For Northern Pubaon pricsu b.
=, HAG6N,
oet0 Market strsst.
For November.
GOdey's Lsdy's Book for NOvsmber, just resolved -
Octl9 Union and Market afreetH.
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YeuoW Fever
From WASHINGTON .

Nav ORLEANS, Oct, 25.--Deaths from yellow fever
Saturday, 45.
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Gums,

Double Guns and Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully 885 per
cent lower than they were ever offered in this place
before JOHN WILLIAMS,
oct20ilW "a Public Square.
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NASHVILLE.

TUEsDAY n0RNING, OOrOnER s8, -
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The from Europe continues quite discouragng all
kinds Of agricultural produce. It English
markets actually glued kinds produce Govern.
Beef and have been taken at los terce
below those Of 1857 comparing as follows:
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a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.


Ii Freight viii BE- forwarded BY the morning train and must
~ be delivered the Station House, between the hours
ana 10 NJ that time viii late for mauisesng
for. day. and there cOnFenience for Storing
Freight mediate points bstEsen Nashville and 6aaan
mus b prspaid Ct this ssatisn.
Setl7-a y. RAUNILGRoX, Agat