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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. -, 1853
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania 5's. IS; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 30, Reading Rairoad 2sa Morris Canal, AZ;
Long Island Railroad, lols.
- NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1853
Cotton-Ihc sales OF cotton day were 600 bales at
prices establishing decline Of cent the low quail
ties; middide and higher grades are unchanged and
steady. Flour rs buoyant; sales at ~ 62h - u.s. Red
wheat 81 and white 81 Is Gunny cloth II &c Freiehts
have declined slightly Cotton 10 liverpool, 71sd I'd
Pork to New York, '5c sugar 70 do, si2 sterling ex
change, log b'h. Exchange on New York, u ALL
premium.
NEw 0RrxaSs, Jan %, 1853.
Coltonsales TO day. 600 bales An aualitics have
sses Of the week add ny 81 500 bales and the reccnts
40 COO stock $50 600 bales The receipts a, this nor,
up 10 the present time, compared with those OF last
wear fall short 213 500 bales do at all southern ports
54s 500 sugar, &C s4&c. Flour dull; sale. at ~ say
lard, in barrels, SIC. RIO coffee, SIC. nc q exc
sales OF tbs week 20 300 bags. Freghs dropping Cot
ton 10 Liverpool lied. and TO Havre lc. Sterling sx
change lo6ts los. Exchange on New York, 99L
10oh. Other articles generally unclaimed.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1858.
Hogs advanced 10 o. IS rs; receipts to-day light.
Mess pork advanced 10 sl3 but sellers al this rate
the close bulk pork &c. higher Lad, Sc. whiskey
advanced 10 15c
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Assembly.
ALnANY. Jan. %. 1858.

RATTLE sPEAKKRHur.
Mr. R,vsos (rep.) moved for another vote for
Speaker.
Mr. Mcisrcu (rcp) moved TO amend by requesting
the 10 vote with party the other or.
der 10 ecec, organization.
Mr. IAv (Am.) said that the Americans thanked the
gentleman for his advice but they would vote pleased
themselves, which, doubtless, would be satisfactory
the House.
Mr.. ssrTu (dcm.) moved to hay the amendment on tho
Mr. GonaRp (rep) moved for a vote for Speaker,
which, when taken, resulted thus
Van yakcnburgh, republican.
Horton American.
Law, American.
enburgh be elected Speaker, and Charles Hughes (Am
Clerk OF The House, and that the resolution be taken with
out q division.
Mr.. W. y. JoSs (rep) moved 10 strike out the name
OF Hughes and insert Richardson.
Mr.. BALDWIN (dem) moved TO substitute the names
OF Alvord and Richardson.
Mr.. DulscY (dem.l moved TO table the whole sub
ject. Csrried-Ayes, go nays al.
Mr.. VAN Horn (rep) moved 10 proceed with the vote,
and that on the third ballot the plurality elect.
Mr.. IASNSG (dem) inquired II that PROPOSE
zion.
Mr. HrBR,sD, (dem) opposed the resolution as having
iiameutsry rules, and unjust 10 the majority
Mr. IYNCf (dcrn.) moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table. Carried. Ayes SO, nays 81.
Mr.. CsmN (dem.l moved that Mcssrs. wocott, Barnes
Armstrong tanning and Law be committee report on
organization Of the House
Mr.. C. II. ADAMS (Am.) moved that II b. Van valken.
burgh be Speaker, ami Simeon H. Mix (rcpublican) be
MI y JoSvs (rep.) moved to strike out the name
"a Mx and insert Richardson.
NJ IowEtt (dem. moved 10 lay the subject the
The House agreed 10 afternoon session today
Mr. HownL moved tina, no leave Of absence DO
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tSon-narkets, &c, sc.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock ths
morning Among s contents will be found the following
Affairs in washlngion-Proceedngs In Congress.
New York State AIars-Iegislaive Proceedings.
The Utah tspedion-our Espeditonary Correspondence
The March OF the Troops to Winter Quarters. &C
News Europe-Tbe Financial Questionable Central
American Question, &C.
News from Central America Ten Days Later from san
Juan del Nore-The Treaty between Costa Rca aud Mica.
ragus. &c.
Important from Menco-Counier Revolution Against the
Plan Of Tacubsya-Defeat Of the Resctonists Pucbll
Address Of Dictator Ccmonfort to the People &C
News from Cuba West Indies. South America, &C.
Edoriais-The oncisi spondencc Kansas Affairs
The Coup deat Of Walker and Douglass The slavery Agia
on Of the Daysha American Progress be Stopped by pa
natcss The Utah RebelonTnacon Of Congress- The stua
lion Of MericoDissoluon and Destiny The Administration
and the Island Of Cuba The Commercial and Financial
Prospect. &c, &C.
Latest News by Telegraph.
Financial, Commercial Religious Political Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence.
weekly Review Of the New York Cattle Market
Family Market Repor,-Retail Prices Of all kinds Of Mar
keiable Produce.
Marriages Deaths; together with Large Variety Of
Interesting Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be had
q, the counter. Price sin cents.
A. Grandjean n the Only Person who can
be sonsulsd scientifically on A. diseases Of he human hair
avenue stop at the door Of the establishment
White, tho Hasser's Fall style, o.; Last
spring style reduced 81 atwHIrEs, las Fulton street
An Imperial Photograph Or the Hon.
Inward Everett has Just been added 10 the collection at
BRADYs gallery. $50 broadway.
chronological Examinations. with Charts
and fun written descriptions Of character and aiyce
proper occupations, given daily at FOWLER WELLS Ss
Broadway.
Fredricks Photographs Temple OF Art,
Nos $50 and ST broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
EPhoogrsrhs Hslloypes Dsgnerreoypes and Aubroypes
with Gur4ey
shirts for 1s5s-Ready Made, all Sizes, or
Greenwich streets
English Tubular Ties, New Styles, 30, 10
and rs cents.
Warm merino undershirts 80 cents.
fns Hnen collars VI per dozen noo m /, w1ceAss
Genilemens FurnishnG Store, SIS Broadway
Defiance sainmanoer safes-weh Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also Are and burglar
D'p'' - ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
Ches~snen and Domsnoes Below Cost, Mt
street
Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Tcupees-
The best the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
at the manufscsory, S3 Broadway.
Bsrry's Tricophcrous is the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing beau cleansing curling preser
restoring he h. Ladies sold BY all drusssss
HilI's Hair Dye, 4 shiIlings a bcx; FioraIia,
beautiful hair tonic 2and shillingsa bottle. No Bar
A Csrd.-An Persons who have Gray Hair
hair 81 color invited to call and consult Doctor
GkANDJEAN consulaton rec Al "a Church street corner
e. 10 a ID I ID rl
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Burning OF the 81. Clio, ud Hotel.

DUBuoUE, Iowa. jan ~, 1858.
The ST. Cloud Hotel was destroyed here ia' night by
fire; loss estimated at 500 ooo insured for sSooCe The
fire is supposed 10 have been the work of ncendiary
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wAmSGroS, Jan 81 1855.
No. e5--John McGavock Peter W. woodlif Motion
to dismiss argued.
No. aa-Argument continued for defendant and con-
clujpd for plaintif
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Death or Judge KinniCutt.

WORCESTER, Jan. Y, 1000
Thomas Knnicutt Judge of Probate in this county and
President of the Central Bank died of appopexy at four
O'Clock this afternoon.
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A burglar shot by a Policeman.

BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1853.
A policeman shot a burglar named g. Mcclure, whom
he caught this morning robbng store Gay street,
this city. The wound s not mortal
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MARRIAGES AND DRATHs.


BuGGs-WuIIAMs On Sunday evening, Jan. II, By tho
Rev. NJ. Hubert at the parsonage in Yonkers, kAAa
W BRioGs of Fordham, TO Mics SARAH ANNA WILLIAMS, e.
Yonkers.
VAN Cou-IsoPsoN Monday, Jan. Is, by Rev. q
d. Brown, Mr.. THOMAS VAN Corr to Miss MAKuA L. r.
THOMPSON, both OF this city.
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coIsSs
WASHINGTON. Jan. %, iS6S.

WASHINGTON, Jan ~, 1858.
Nsv ~ cans papers of the 10th instant to hand by
Tho s,vo, r, the mail late due. They contain the
de,als f Tho 4, storm of wind that passed over that
civ The ,orn.d of about FIVE minutes duration,
and came from ,hs .,r invest. The shipping and steam
boa,s spae-sd ;rro,.. 'amage, and many lives were
lost The extent of dam.ge the interior by the storm
had not been learned
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The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, C. W, jan % 1853.
The Provincial Parliament announced TO the
25th of February.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

Affairs in Washington--P Proceedings I'm Con-
g~ss-Anairs ut the State Capitai--Neyvs
from Europe, Central America. Mexico,
Cuba, West Indies, xc.-The Utah Expedi-
tiOn-markets, &c, Sc.
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TTIIRTY-FTF-TH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1853
The Senate Il not in session.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Tcupees-
The best In the world surprising all made. Sold and applies
At the manufsctory, E3 Broadway.
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White. tho Hatser's Fall style, -; Last
spring sy " reduced 81 WHITES las Fulton street
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WASHINGTON jan II, 1905
The Indian Delegations in Observation-Disclosures Run
ming after Thew Indian Dances al the NationaI-The
Charges against ne Late Doorkeper of TIE House de- dc
Native Americans-aborigna natives, mean-have
been and 'lionizing' very much in Washington this
winter have already informed your readers Of the re
cepon Of the Indians by the President aud their appear
before the authorities and the public other coca
sions These children Of nature decidedly in high
favor with the fashionable world the hdcs especially
take great interest N them. My lord Napier and his
family the family Of Sir william Gore ouseley and many
others Of the bo. monde here have paid frequent visits to
tho hereditary nobility Of country The great Prince
Peiupa Share, and his Majesty Chahugh, or "smutty
Hcar the ruler Of the Sioux, distinguished among the
Indian elite Quite number Of theories and specustons
bave entered into my mind 10 the meaning Of all this
hob pobbng and starring Of the Indians with the fashion,
able world having for look nc into the springs Of hu
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An Imperial Photograph Or the Hon.
Edward Everett has lust been added 10 the collection at
BRADY's gallery, $50 Broadway.
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Chesssnen ard Domsaoes Below Cost, mt
street
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chronological Examinations. with Charts
written descriptions Of character and afvice a. to
proper occupations, given daily at FOWLER WELLS 38
Hro
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A. Grandjean n the Only Person who can
he consulted scientifically all diseases OF the human hair
81 Church street. Of Barclay. The Sixth Eighth
avenue cars stop the door Of the establishment
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Defiance salnmsndey Safes-WNh Patent
powder proof locks bars Also Are and burglar
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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o. hair az bad color are invited call and consult Doctor
GkANBIEAN cousulat0n free At "a Church street corner
BARCLAY H hud gives the hair he natural color de
SIRE sui ray he considered real prodigy o. chemistry
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Bsrry's Tricophcrous Is the Best and Cheap
article for dressing beauyng cleansing curling preser
vim and restoring the hsir Ladies' ry Sold by all drgg
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10 the Committee Commerce who have reported there
on The bill n made the SPECIAL order for February 2,
the report OF the committee. You will that IL Is
rcly hostile TO the idea Of granting fishing bountcs
all. The committee say
That after careful and elaborate examination Of the whole
been rr.s-by led the conclusion that they originated
rsfundns 10 the manufacture on establishing the fact Of
expoaon the amour, Of duties paid on The raw material
ssS ~ R origin and object 81 sese sranss WsehSr
granted he shape Of drawbacks allowances bounes
not only been sdop,ed BY Tue daereni commees Of Con
but been in their reports By array OF
facts and ressonnes and OF The acts bearing
"Ppssed mind that the report made to This body April TO-
sic Cscn doc No is 2eh Cong Is, by Hon. T. H.
OF the federal TO the date Of sad
Eo s ana s @ S b.eosn and current history :" os
fisheries Illustrates the arguments and strengthens the
m se sssSnss % T Of n. TreasuPy IN
january 1857 'rnead offurnishng announcement
and tend to the generalization of large class OF the
Whatever diversity Of opinion may exist as to the origin
and object Of these bounte the committee find no good
Ibe cod fisheries not need the bounty shown by
appended tabular Of The capita invested tonnage
piled from official returns Of the industry OF Massachusetts
or the year ending June 1859 TO which The committee add
n hey need q is Ipedien, gran, because the
mackere whale and other fisheries merchant aud
ary marine, certainly afford ample FOR training
men Nihon, the s,d % bounty And u Doh eSpeden and
suors 10 levy contributions all other kinds OF labor for
Inucdaon Of The origin objects Of the ASKING
bounles, the committee append tabular Statement Of the
yeses onnage crews and soan,es OF the fisheries and OF
backs allowances bounty and the letters Of the presen,
In conclusion the committee recommend an amendment Of
The b by nnr INC blanks 80 Is 70 make ake effect on the
The total tonnage Of vessels .mpoyed in the whale cod
and mackcrel fshcrcs Tor the year ending Juue So Is
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Fredrick's Photographs Temple OF Art,
Nos $50 and ST broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Photograph Halotypes Dsguerreoypes and Aubroypes
In every style Photographs 81 Mr.. MOULTON formerly
with GurAey.
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shirts for 1s5s-Ready Made, all Sizes, or
made TO measure at McLAU0BfINs Of Murray and
Greenwich stroets
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Hill's Hair Dye, = shillings a bcs; FiovaIia,
beautiful hair tonic and shillngs bottle No Bar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-17

n HAVE qaite namt.ef q Negroes hand COG
II talr afpseest then 40 eKeeiieas Sa2aassEr=s and
llsasesrfeart Aisc, several sa.i cssaks w4sl.srs,
A.. CA snsn. Wil- l. BoTD, "a
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PATTERSON L FREEMAN,

III AVE np~ Ia store, and constantly rcceiving'
IL me asskgsmeRt OF all xmas 81 CABINET fIk-
tflkE, sAeA they determined IA sell as low -
y other house Ia the city, al the tins war
.hting their FURNITURE be og the best knlansp
ID naIsh. One Il the nffa has just returned fruta
etst where he personally selecte Inc eutre sIck
hCh n ali of RsczNr A1SusApTtkR aud l.Arl-T
-rtss. oar stock cons-sts IA part of Rosewoou and
Ahogany fariur farultare, s,aae "a! which - vefy
together With kliafnber cgtts hsik Case Wsrd-
sbrs Hechaing Chairs Lounges. cofas, k1.sy Csars
zach ifeikicass, Muse stands, A4haSs Ciaars
easing BareaHs, kkva1uu Tables, ETC., etc., aud
.l1nlale A az trLenl uf ali kluds hf ~
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TIE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

RE well known ana eagerly sought Tor throughout
N the whole Continent Of America
Never Before their Introduction could any Sc
res of popular remedies be found that were equal TO
any emergency, that were always TO be relied and
were within reach of the poorest persons.
Never Before the Grefenberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c a. certain remedy for Bilious Diseases
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Costvencss ana Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy
could anything be found that cured ali cases Of Chls
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there Ia be IouAd, Tor 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, rysipeas and
Infiammations, either external or Internal
Never Before Marshall,s Uterine Ca
thOiicon was Falling Of The Womb, ..-. other
Uterine diseases found 10 be durable NOW, cases
out OF twelve cured by this medicine.
&C. Ii any phys supp,ses that this Is merely a
quack remedy We would reply, -t.at II IL prepared
by Dr. Pomeroy, of Utica wealthy and old phsy icaR
OF the Allopathic school-that viii furnish any
putabe physician any quantity Of IL gratutousiy %
test its merits his patients, and furthermore, by
writing to rPomeroy, he can be furnished with its
component parts Il Is the greatest blessing 10 the
femal sex that the science OF medicine has discovered
Never BEFORE the Grafenberg Dyseutary Sy-
rup was there IA certain remedy for lOOdy FIuX by
sentery, Darroa or Choera-uo", all can be cured ia
Never Refore the introduction Of the Children Is
Panace, could mother feel the life OF her babe safe
for day, while under i've years OF age. Youthful
diseases aud strong medicines carried them on-now
this medicine them. even after teh doctor aud
nurses have pronounced their Cases hopeless Price
only 5oc.
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular
Hc3il B!tter- thai costs ~ Sioutu Tile
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases,
while this simple medicine can, at ali times, prevent
uf
Never Before was any preparation Of sarsa-
parilla powerful a. that compounded by the Gre
feuberg Co
Never Before has the C0nsumpt ive's Balm
found rs equal. How many the noX IN life and
health, who would, ere this have entered Deaths
dark portal II they had not been recommended o.
this Ia preference to many nostrunis that are
loudly Vauntedr
Never Eefore were Piles and kindred diseases
Certain We have certificates OF persons en-
trcly recovered after DIR Motto. aud Other great ply
scins had asserted That nothing but the kn1e could
afurd relief
Never Before could innamed eyes aud weak
nessol siht be cured for twenty live cents. The Aye
Lotion u.
Never Before any Book published that
cout4.is much medical knowledge the GrseIen-
berg Manual II Health, Tor twenty hve cents. II
ought a. be In every family IN the land
Never Before hasany Almanac been published
valuable as the Health Almanac. II FURNISHED
eratuitOusly by ali druggists, and by
ALEN MACKENZIE,
oet2i-tf IL College street, Nashville
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND or twelve per oeut. on the Capital
~ Stock # the Nashville Commercial llisaI anee
Company this day declared By the Directors out
of tIle profits Of the last siX months.
Nov l, ls5s- JAMES WALKER, sec'y.
81
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CCocpSnrSe G harden Ia the Lambcr trade,
= in orntiaae 49, baziness ~ the Old stand (No.
~ y ssa4~ssl ~h@-a NJ he pleased - meet all
49, trsl~a.ns q p-@iefessoT and many others
- f-s~- -~sss sali
! 49, ~~--r<i -ssiis eufting PopiAr and Cedar
Las 30 fes5t~s t.r<e supply Of white anf yelloS
f1ne, a. "a en~hh~x - sci Al nanuf-ctareE's
pEces
hating I'D ~ he,Ss aud accounts a ne
cd frrn al NO - strir intebtedBess al
Isass corne forssfa ans as<ts By the hrst u seP-
terahet 90 al pat tAslr sttk oiicrr
far ee.iscttcn.
Havsnx dgtesmined 70 adhere -igidiy 70 he cash
sysiesa al orders makt BE f1eoonpanied With "
''.sss :. - r'ss'sas II nAsD1
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REMOVAL

nFlIssER hss resnoscd his st1ck q f4qaoTs,
\ earafs. Tpt -rco, Ae. 10 Ne. NsFtA CaiisEe /.
me as1 stand a Mr.. H. D. pekcy, where he wii be
1 sAsea ~ SIS kls q iss1s ssd ea~loaaezs- ugAs
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Change Of Schedule.
@ - tzs.z7 90
AhSh'iLLL AM lhAl ihAOuui hAlLhOAD'
ES- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~6N
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and amer SUNDAY, JULY nth, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train viii run as follows
Leave Nashville daily at A. VI. and ESQ =. NJ.
Arriving al Chattanooga at 2:20 Z. NJ and l;35 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at A VI. and . p NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 1880 =. n. and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets are sold at Nashville 10 the follow
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n BOXES TOBACCO. y.sious bs.aes, b. =,
OU sspss-a plio~ . ~
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Speiter.
II PLATTS just received and for sale by
Ell nov5 ID. ID. DICKEY.
Produce.
WE will pay the highest market price in CASH for
w Bacon, Lard, Dried Fruit, Feathers and Bees
wax, EWING * SPERRY.
octl2-
Lace Leather.
R0 SIDES Sole Leather just received and for sale
eJO by ID. ID. DICkEY.
noy5. BNN
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ample TINE TIE purchase 81 lCk'ir- IL u
open at DO other time Jgring the day. Passengers
Cor the Eastern cities ave IN the S -. u. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Tune " Richmond 80 hours: Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and hall, aud New York
three days. This II the cheapest and best from
Nashville To the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on the 2;30 z. NJ.
Train, arriving al heuphis IN time % connect for New
Orleans, the evening Of the next day, and 20
through with boats without detention az Memphis
Those for McMnnvle, Sparta, and Beersheba Springs,
leave Nashville on the $50 =. VI. Train. which
directly AT Tuliahonm with the Train for Mcliiun
vile. Persons leaving McMinnville IN the morning
arrive AZ NasbvilleAf $50 z. n.
At Nashville there are boats which leave daily FOR
Smithand, and connect Nth boats for different places
the Chic ana Mississippi rivers; also, daily line OF
stages for Louisviile leaving every morning GA the
arrival Of the night express
by this change Of Schedule. the Train from Mem
PITTS connects direct ut Stevenson with up and
down day Trains, causing delay 81 Nashville and
Eastern IassengeTs. and one hour h. gained tho
former Schedule IA gong 10 Memphis from Nashville
c. l.. ANDERSON,
If. General Ticket Agent
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CORN.
10 600 BUSHELS CORN WANTED IMMEDI-
junels d d. DICKEY.