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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
Singers Sewing Machines.
PRICE RADCCRD
From Sl95 to $50 and S1j

SIN g Err d CO.'S
New Improved Family Sewisg Machine.
THE unparalleled popula Tity that our M.ehines
1 have attained throughout the whole Of the Ras.
tern states and Europe, makes Us desirous Of rem.
derfng them equally populsr throughout the West
With this view. we place T., m within the reach Of
oil BY the above great reduction In price.
WEsrsRS OFFICE, lao LAKE erREEr, CHcAoo
4. ". HARRIS. Aeent
Circulars Containing every information sent R-,tis
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HWD 0nboov1beys beg lesve 10 Inform their friends
II thoe they Aove removed their Livery 70 tie Oad
poansylvanio Ueob1e, - HaYYiooa street. between
osoond end 1hird end Thankful for or al past fsvpys
tAsy repeatedly solicit liberal shsEso patsua-
age o. b publtc.
J H.CANP L 90.
NJ. Hsssae sad Carriages . hlro q uberal
terms.
AlsO-nersss bsssdsd - eAesp - q any ssahss
b ~ Ooty. Dec06f1
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RE MOVAL.
STORE TO RENT

WI HAVE eRCURED TINE MAGHIPICRN1
w Store Room In METROPOLITAN BlOcK. where
- viii remove the LIST Of March. We are at treat
exp ne In fitting MP The pame desirous OF makns n
keep, q I'll times, the is,gsse and most complets
~ - - ~@S-~-~
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DIX. y. eMDON:N.ELL.
Veterinary Surgeon,
'a:,su the s q c,s xss' ss
and Assistant euFReon 70 the great
IUH Professor I is vete,tna1 Sur
Wishes 70 announce 70 the public that he has re-
turned from Europe. snd has built new Veterinary
establishment on Third street between Brsdy and
Perry streets. where he can Be- consulted on ~
diseases that the Horse u subject Co. asr aouuir-
ing all the modern improvements In the science Of
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery % EXPO unded IN
the Bnelish and Continental Colleges. he feels hap
~ In saying that he will give perfect sasisfacton-
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
ucURADlE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
Horse and C9ttle .Medsc6sses
cold and warranted to be the same - are ussd ntAe
also coll attention 70 hi horse shoetng department.
Vhsfe hoFoos ore shod On scientific principle mo-
BIZ own immediate ouperint0dsnoe b. . aood
horse shoeve - any n the 0tates and . Aels u
ealy asnin IT. olty hat knovs ~ aaaasny q 10
hoeoas loot end how ought 70 b sAod, b. salta1e
~ peaeaaos II ~ uasAina thsl1 heesee feN ~
Dupopt'o ounpoW1o9.
~ 4. DAm, AOooo. 00ee-u. q 0ug0
- - Dsssv sossas 1ssusse ossssS 80 vss1
Rare Chance.
From % . SO peR day easily realized.
An HoAoAA1LE DusIN4ss. CAPITAL M
aurAD ONLY q 80 TO 415 90
A NEW ARTICLE PATHNS.D) OF uss IN
a every Family, nanufsstcFy, Store and OOee.-
4ea and women, young esd old wanted, 70 sneaee
IN IT. sale, n every 9oWn and Oounty II he South
IN aed Wesesn BATES and 1eTEttsgtao. oeaA for .
Circular, q opply IN psssea 70
3. J. D0D1OD.
No - south 1hird strsse, PAiladalpaiA.
MA1UTAcTu1In AND wnoaAaAIs naAa41 =
WA10HDO AND JDWDl1Y.
Ssr :a.s!ss s'st ~ - naai = rs's'ss = y =
UNHAnAUYRA
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H u M q " L:

II II M q " T.!
HARDWARE ON COANISsION.-The rubscri-
II Der has removed his entire stock Of HARDWARE
TO his new store In Nichols Block, Of Second
and Brady streets sign Of the BROAD AXE where
be VIII keep % hand general assortment Of goods
IN bis line
CARPEN1ERS, BUZLE RS.
BLA CKSAIzHS, NACHLNZSZE.
1ZNNNERS AND FARMERS
viu here ind . iarss and well assorted stock q
Shelf and Heacy Hardware
which viii Be eold By the undersigned ct Ten 60
twenty-five per cent less than ever before osred IN
thio market.
Country dealers can boy ct this store ct q lov
fet0 - o =. Louis or Chicago. Call and exa0tne
before purchasing elsewhere.
4ood0 10 VAAU1UHR
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Mems and Boys, Clothin,

10 b found West Of Chicago We ahall alss con
ttnue tn UanulActure Of Custom wors Can ana
- -. Weo6e, our present store for rent On the
most libssal ternns.
Ieb1dtf RI PARA 4 ~
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COx's Gelalime,

PA NO FoRT10 -.
NOR TONE AND HINIsW, these instruments have
IL for the last THRTY YEARs maintained relu.
tation unsurpassed BY any others msouisctured In
this country.
yor sale by 3 ~. OS 3OOD,
sep1 Ia Brady street.
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MRS. ALLEN'S
III air ReOtoror,
-ALeo,-
Woods HAIR ReSfOrNt1re.
Lyons KathajFen,
Barry's TricOpherOus,
And a great variety OF other preparations sos the
Hair. OS0OOD,
seIS 132 Brady st.
Cooking Extracts,
yoR vLAvORIHo
Ice Gre 0ssss, Bl0sscsss assIe0,
JELLlES. etc.
LEsiou, PEACH KElEEL. ORANGE.
VANILLA, CINxHMOu, AOeE.
O50OnD.
seb8 lsa Brady at.
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From % . $40 pr day easily realized.
An HoAoAA1LE 1usIN1ss. CAPITAL NJ
ournD ONLY q 80 TO 115 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-16
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECAR
No. 26, Cherry Street,


No. %, Cherry Street,
THIRD DOOR UNION.
DEALEERS Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Dye stufs,
Paints, Oils Turpentne, Alcohol, Varushe Cigars, To-
bacco, Snuff etc
nEMOVHLLE & BELL are in receipt Of full
and we'll selected stock Of the above articles which they viii
sell at the lowest figure.
n UININE Choroform, suph Ether, Iodone Iodd Potas
N sum, Henry & Husbands Calcined Magnea art's Car
miItiye New England Cough Mixture Just received BY
DEM0VILLE & BELL.
OLIVE OIL--A fresh supply just Teesysd and for sale By
" DEMOYILLE & BELL.
UEAST POWDEERS.--Preston & 8Ier7iIl's Yeast Pow
de sTeceiyed and for sale by
DEM0VILLE & BELL.
VDAY NOTECE.--AH persons indebted BY or
account pay by the lst Of June, they will have
settle with officer We wish it distinctly understood that this
notice is intended for DEMOYILLE & BELL.
II ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
An fine lot Of the above received and for sale by
DEM0FILLE & BELL.
ENRENCH BEEANDY AND WTNES.--0f the bes
quality for Mecal purposes received and for sale by
DEM0YILLE & BELL.
TEVARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT. .--Re-
ceived and for sale by
may21 DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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WATSON HOUSE.
SITUATED ON MARKET STREET,
NAsHYILLE, TENNESSEE,

SITUATED ON MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
FHE runua SQUARE,
rs now open for the accommodation Of the public The ~
house has been thorough renovated and Te Furnished
Of his guests, TO merit the patronage oi the public.
/ PRICES.
B.sss B:ssa ZEE ssr 4s:E. ssE. g@@
febII-6n EHos. s WATSON.
PASEAIOlSABLE BANGING ACADEMY.
MONS, J. A. PIN6UELY,
ID EsPECTFULLK informs his patrons aud friends that
IL, that he has returned t9 the city, and hat he En
Dags and Hours ef Zifia, Friday, o'clock p H. asd
Among the lately resolved from Paris be VIII teach
the new and fashionable LANCER oUADEILLESss danced in
~ Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
b Mons P respectfully sOlc' a cgntnuancs Of the
FOLLINTINE's DIGEST.
MEEFHs February 25, 1853.
H. VOLLnTusE EsqWe have exauinsd yoar Digest q the
qnent to the period At which Sir aisir Digs eosss With u
ns. Las ESFS eSniglss aeeaIssy Reseafeh ena aoihe
abe addition to the library Of every lawyer We you may
be amply rewarded for your effort servo profession and he
4 WRIGHT, JOHN P. cARUTHERs,
HENRY D. SMALL Judge Of the Commsn Law
BM T. brown, and Chauosy CourtO Mem
R. G. PAYNE, BF. MoKIERNAN,
GEO GEO; DIXON, Judge Of tie Criminal Court Of
sI SAM. n " WFhlGi44FREEs G4REs JOIN Ni!Psll r. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
7. 8. AYRES.
NAsHvuLE March 4 1859.
H. VoLLnT1E Esq. We have examined your Digest Ct the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since
publication Meigs Digest includes ten volumes Of
our Reports The points decided clearly stated, and
grstfed say, that the characterized accuracy ab
y and great industry. It will be Of Bench
and Bar that viii patronage OF the
profession, 10 VIII n you are Justly entitled
NELL s. BROWN, HENRY N R. FOGG.
r. W. MACGAEOCK, RUSSELL, HOUSTON.
". T. COOPER, TH0S. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN COX. A. G. MERRITT.
MANSON N. BRIEN, SR., g. VENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN H. EWING.
G., NJ. F0GG, JNO REID.
JNO. A. McCAAIPBELL, WM. K. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of fhe Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS, Criminal Court
The above mentioned Digest can bs had at the following Book
stores:
Messs Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. G. ii. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. J. A. Rayl Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d&Wf II. VOLLTNTINE.
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.

G. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Boards
has on large lot Of Cedar, yellow and White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank Jo sant
ling, Square Cedar, Cedar Plank, and Poplar Shingles have
Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No
Poplar Shingles-all constant operation. supply
quantity Of Lumber Shingles At the shortest notice. and At the
lswest prices for cash. ]. G. DARDEN,
NaslTiIle L-rmLsr Nard. No. LLL nrossEoI.
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KTNGSTON SPRTWGS

kINGNTON SPRINGS
WILL be opened for the Summer Season Of s5 TIE is
Wv June, e reception Of visitors. The Subscriber vii Be
prepared receive BOareTs, and furnish he accommodation
at the Of 81 50 per day, Sc 90 per week $50 % per month
Servants, and children under y years Of age half price band
viii be in attendance. passenger Carrg viii
regularly, leaving Noel Co.'S, College sees every Tueday
44a.SsZ 5sSs5-5STim I'sT lS'- ERE1DER, Agsus.
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5000 REWARD.

TSH An g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Ten
uesee: To all who shall see these prseutsgreetng:
Where's iths heCa made known that certain ADDI-
son WITHEES crge with having committed foul aud afro
cous murder the ln day of May ss the body Of John
Crum late Of county Gree has fled from justice and
nov running at large.
Now therefore, l. Iham G. IIans Governor Aforesaid by
virtue OF power and authority vested do hereby otter
reward o TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS any person persons
who may snpchend the said Addison Withers and deliver MIN
the s Jaor Of county Of Green order that justice
In t3st b,lalf may be had and executed.
I testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
carssd the great seal Of the state be affixed at Nash
8" < Vile, the 18th day Of May, ls5S.
S--' ISHAM G. HARRIS,
BY Che Governor:
= n W BURTON Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
The s,I Whe Is about feet inches high and weighs about
R mound 1 dark hair etreang forehead with prominent brow
sa v deeply high cheek bones, probably Of his up
s ff m broken Had when he left drab summer tweed
@ and rrts. broad rim black hatGnd rode small bay
1ony win snip in the face and white hind feet The said Mites
fond Id - Qor inclined 10 boast and great deal
a lis conversation. lmay25-W4t.
Ii Ann LAS D!--Tte highest market price paid for Lard
W ~ -. 4, rbipuiur order. J. 7. MARTIN 4 co.
Wfbi0 Corner Broad and Nsrzet stEostl.
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TAWES n. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA
TeunesseeWi attend promptly to all business entrusted
70 his the Land Office of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated at KiCkapOO.
lie will cash time, locate the
lands OF the District subject private entry
Also purchase lands the public sale in July next and do all
udcious seesOu promote the interest Of his
clients. Address JAMES X. HERD,
Refer 10 kickapOo, K. 7.
Gen. J. W. Whitfield, Register, KicEapoO, KIT.
Gov. D. WoOdson, Receiver,
SneOl Russell & Co, LeavenwOTth K. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, st. Louis, Missouri.
il. G. Fawt, Esq, Washington, D. c.
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PENNSYLVANEA RAILROAD.



M
FNE Great Central Route c1nnetng The Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern states con-
Railway direct. This road also Pitsburg
18th daily lines Of al ports the Western Rivers
nd at Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers all ports
Southwestern Lakes making the most direct, ceal6st and si-
lStrOu by which FREIGHT can be forwarded from the
yr6dt Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSRURG
sIRsT CIAss.-B0ots, Shoes, Dry Goods On - - ,c,,
b0xes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, '''' POI Ae'h'
sECOND CLAss.-Bo0ks and Stationary, Dry ! 90 -
Goods lin baes Hardware, Leather, &C., Oo Per A'oto"
THIRD CLAss--Anvils, Baggiugs Bacon and "a. - INA
Pork (in bulkl Hemp, &c, " fo AOsb'
Fourth CLAss-Codee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork an ,oo.
(packed) Lard and Lard Oil, aoo POI Ao'b >
Flour-l5cs per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts per 100 lhs., until further notice
CotoaS2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
thsr notice
III In shipping Goods from any pcnt East Of PHILADELPHIA,
- particular 80 marx package CiG. FtiadDdig Railroad"
All GOOo consigned 70 tie this Railroad Phadel-
hia or Pts1urg viii be forwarded without dstention.
FREIGHT AsENTsHarris, Wormley & Co., Memphis, Tenn;
- r Ga IS & Co.. St Lous j. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu, Bell and Murdoc, aud Carter JeEctt,
ouisTe ky Il. g. Meldrum 1adson Indiana, springman
Brown, and Irwin CO., Cincinnati n. W. Graham 4 Co,
eanesve Ohi0i Leach Co.. No. 81 Khy street, Boston;
Lesch Co. Ast0r House, New York; No. I, William street.
aud No Battery Place New York. Z. J. Sneder, hladepha;
AagreW & kO0ns, BALTIMORE Geo. G. Franciscus, Psburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gelsr1L Freight Agsn1, Piir0.
IL. J. LOMBAERT, Sl.pjt,, 44it00ndi Rsaa.
RI
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AARON STRETCH,
EIWHOLESALE AND RETAILEfE
DRUG GIsT,

GbO O8S
DRUG GIsT,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND UBTOE SZREETE
TJACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED: 1st
That Sechs Soda Water Apparatus the finest IN the
ID The quality Of his Soda Water is not exceed eqaed
by any in the Union.
3D. His syrus are manufactured by new mode which
them healthier and more pleasant to the taste, than those mans
4th His celebrated spanish Mead is far superior to any thing
sold in the Union, except in New Orleans.
5h. The that having his Soda Water and
Mead, greater than that of any other the Union
TOILET PREPARATIONS, &C.
Lubin's fine scented Sachetts;
do extracts and toilet Powders;
Powder Puts and Boxes;
Large Fine Bathing Sponge and Brushes;
Musk and Verbeua Toilet Waters;
New Hair COlorng Fluid, the best article made
Woods Hair Restorative
Mrs. Aliens do
PhaIOn's Hair Invgorator;
Genuine NaCassar Oil;
Hair Dyes Of assorted kinds;
Chamois Skins; Shaving Mirrors;
Nursing Bottlesi Brushes Of all kinds, &c
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Lemon, Strawberry,
Rose, Rasberry,
Orange Vanilla,
Almonds, Pine Apple,
Celery Peach.
FISHING POLES, &C.
large lot of Fishing Tackle Rods and Extension Poles with
orm Of Walking Canes, snoods, Fishing Hooks, SC.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and Dark French Bgandies;
Fine Cherry Brandy
Peach
do Blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky
do Rye do
NeWs0m's best do
Madeira, Port, and sherry Wines;
Which are bought expressly for Medicinal purposes and will be
sold in the way.
Kept constantly on hand all other articles apperanng to the
H5ay56-i - =, :, = A. STRETCH.
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sELE-vENTLLArING REERIeERAToRs.


DOYLE 4 CO., No. 4c Front street, having become pro
81 pe;or of patent for the State Of SCHOOLEY's GEL
EBRATED SELF-N NENTILATING, MEAT, PROVISION, AND
FRUIT PRESElN Err oder them TO the Nashville public
This article is bound spereele everything Of the kind in
its great advantage being too strongly apparent be doubted By
of tie eulaon the preserving chamber is warranted to
be always dry and entirely free from mould impure fla
with current Of cold air passing through continuaya
accomplished with the usual quantity Of ice
livery housed seeper should give this article trial, and
will consent to be without it.
We have different sizes to suit customers.
aplO-d J. DOYLE & co.
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Certhcates of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, Ss6
- 10 Quarter 81 q
New HardWare store. "a MarkeI So.

EMTU w h mlNCHAN dealer in HARDWARE CUTLERY,
Wv Guns, Tools 6cIs opening at his establishment,
No. street, next door to NJ Burns, large and we'll
selected Hardware Cutlery Guns &C. which be intends
offering exceedingly low for prompt dealers short
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and Backsmiths
Tools: Of every description and make large assortment
Of Locks Hinges Screws Flush and Square Bolts SF1yels,
Spades Grndsones, Cnks and Rollers; Rifles and
Pistols and Single barrel Shot Guns MILL Cross Cut
and Pitt Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards Trace Halter,
Wagon Log Chains; Hames and Collars Picks and Mat
- --.--- ----L-- ---- --aa
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D
Special rats, 3R
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES
1sAs GAAaSsa-RanoE Eores, Books, Stationery. Boots
shoes Liquors. Oils, c in bottles; Canpene and Spirits
Iafpentnei IN barrels Carpeting. China Glass
ware 10 cases; Clocks Coniectioneres Coton CARDS. Gut
ery 10 cases, casks, and boxes, Dry Goods boxes
lale Drugs Fruit Trees and shrllegy, Furs Garden
Seeds Looking Glasses, and Looking Plates, (at own
frs risk3 Oysters in and jars saddery Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices.
40 CAASS-- --ar3Hare, Except spch specified in First
and Third Casses) Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign L-
quprs3 IN barrels and p Tobacco in boxes Leather,
rolls and boxes; Oils, In barrels casks; Crockery
eueenssare5 m crates and casks Rca, Whiting, Plaster
sheet Brass and Copper
I'D sh0Feis, Spades, sadIrOns, Zinc and Tin
inpgss Tin pae Aufls, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill
Gearing, Carriage springs and Axles, RaiFoad ehsl5
ANlesi Chairs. Spikes, and Rosin in barrels
SEASCAAA kA Furniture and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles enumerated also, Car30ys Of Acids.
Or other Chemicals VIII be charged By actnal weight al
double Frs Glass rates.
IL No charge for drayage Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above rates an expenses from New York Nashville
Stevenson and all stations Nashville Chattanooga
Road vest Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
IL is only necessary 70 insure goods to Charleston and Sa
vannah, the Roads all risks after they delivered by the
steamer into The hands Of the draymen, the wharf, dv
cred at the depot Of destination. By doing this merchants viii
from 3 50 per 100 % the l and ID class goods
Road VIII not is respon6sfor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via saysnna should be consgneO gent Cen
tral Railroad Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
junel-a General Agent.
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue freight
adj a1fq
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DICKsON COUNTY oIRCUIE OOURT.

W. c. Collier vs. heirs Of g. p Josln decussd-Moou 70 lail
land under rsndifi0ni sgBonGa.
appearing that the defsudan Thomal Duru
wife Dizzy Durn, formerly Dizzy J0slin,l heirs or CAB el
r. J0sin, deceased residents Or e stale OF Iennees
beyond % the process Of this eou . 1eaioe
publication be made llr three successive Heea il
Union and American, newspaper pi1hed 10 e GU qt
NasvilIe recurring e % appear before Judge % the Dick
son county Circuit Court In the Isnns, az ae Court
House I'm Charlotte. on the Monday June next then and
there 10 nlsd answer or dsmur PatI's motion, The
same viii BE- taten for confessed 10 them, and ct FOR hng
pFyte. - - =
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AaaLAA ~ Al ~ LIS AAal aa0al4s
N and after THURSDAY, April 6, 1855 the Passenger Trains
" will be run as follows;
Leave Nashville daily al 5 A. III. and P. n.
Arriving at Chatt1noogl a 22l p NJ. and 1855 A.. ri.
Leave Chattanooga at l1.9o A. A. and 92j p NJ
Arriving af Nashville at 9-l0 A. III. and $40 p n
Passengers for the East Wilmington n. c. leave Nash
vile on either train, and close c9nncous throughout
hnoNTllls, Tenn, and Lynch ~ Va should Nashville
the morning train 70 make the connections
Passengers for Memphis, Nashville the p NJ, train
which connects at seTent0n with AZ. ( q. Railroad.
Ihos Tor AcAlinnVile and SPARTA Vl leave Nashville on ne
r NJ tram, which directly Iullahoma With TIE train
Tor McnnFils. The train which Mc1innTe at l2
connects with te day train from Chtanoogas and arrives at
Nashville az $40 P. NJ.
AT Aashvl there Is adsy connection with boats for st. Louis,
Cineinnat1 Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans Pttsbarg &C.,
Nc : also, daily line Of slsges for Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured the Depot before the Starting
II t trains for McMinnre Huntsvs Memphis, junction.
Auants Macon, Montgomery, Charleston, savannah Augusta
ap5, lSj3 General Ticket Agent
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-1r-NER III. E-NnERrAEErs.-.ram am -

FNUNEERAL UNDEEETAEGEER. .--I am prepared to
furnish COFFSs Of description, from the fine Casket to the
painest Servants Con together with everything necessary for
Funerals. All orders left WarerOom Deaerck street,
door the U6udUp Livery Stable. between Cherry and
Summer Streets will receive prompt attention both day night
II Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made order, in the
hest style
julyq J. II. CURREY.
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A. mORRIsON q CO.,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
no. p PCBLICSQUARENASHFZL TE8T
WKT5 receiving Spring Stock goods, which
Wv call the Merchants buying in this market.
Our stock large and desirable We will sell low for cash
prompt On time.
marIg-f A MORRISON < co
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IMPORTERS Of and Wholesale dealers Havana Cigars
Tobacco and all kinds Of Foreign Wines Liquors. etc. II
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
SUMNER TRADE.
Having anticipated the large demand soon to be made for
goods OF all kinds this SUMNER constantly receiving
have hand immense stock Of Fine Wines, Bandles and
Liquors OF all ks Cigars, Tobacco and Sunaes we are
orders LYONS 4 co.
janis Ne II Public squaIe.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
FROM
Savannah and Charleston.

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savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, sl5
Excursion Tickets soodfOr returning, up to January
1883, S25
Ticsets Philadelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
BY the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, SIS
The Well-kuown first class sde-wheel Steam
Sli1s KEYSTONE STATE, Capt Q. 2. %3ZE-Bsg
N,sslnIAs and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Nz.Iss4lSit
j.. GARyINy E27s-=za4
Now form Weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston
Savannah alternate Saturdays, as follows:
The Keystone State Charleston, May Sh ed June 5h,
l9 July Sd, "a, and 3t &c, leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate Saturdays.
The Of Georgia, from Savannah, May ls 18th, 2gth;
June 18th, j; July lOlh and 24 &C. leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
safety and comfort, having superior state Rooms these
s surpassed any the One hundred miles
his route on Delaware and the Bay-WO nightsat
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
ySHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This line connects at Philadelphia with the Northwestern
road Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
Philadelphia. Through Tickets. with thd privilege stop
ping Phladea and intermediate points, by the
AGENTS al savannah.
Fare to Niagara Buffalo, s23 Emra, S2l; to Canadsigua,
So. q A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents az Savannah.
T. S. & 7. G.. BUDD,
aUril23-1am a Charleston.
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