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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01


Ship MayIi0wer, Chatield p days ffoU st. Thomas,
in ballast too W lignson &co. list dist Is.
Bark Washington, PutZ from Hambnrg reported at
Quarantine, to. 2 Whitney &co lth dist 81.
Bark Mala van WENln' from atio .IaHiefo on 4th
.,,... , 4nI, t9d !. rIhPps %eo. "a alaE ~.
sup mary, aGuSltt1l' II VayS rom New lUIN' /"
1J p1s,yclf S,,ane p,tt5 9's f IN porle.,I, a,
th. nj, hct IN l,lIst Il + p yli|,. ~,
ist dist m ~
Bark sara@oss, Foote IL dovs from Eoston M 4; A
FnS5ir}. "a ,i.f ~ '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

THE AMrHIrHEATER,-The Buckley Ministries had
fine house last night. Their usual Ethiopian me-
lange gave the usual satisfaction and the burlesque
Norma" created the most intense merriment. To,
night "NoWna is to he given for the last time not
to mention the variety Of other god things and that
perfectly uproarons thing, the steamboat scene
and grand blow.up, Fun enough for one night will
be enjoyed by ali who patronize the Amphitheater
this ninht.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

HAyRE. Ship Nanset 35IG bales cotton 1000
slaves.
GiiENF. Brig Gideon, 63l bales cotton
CHARLESTON g CO. schr Virginia Antoneta.
III hhds sugar, bbls do, 35s bbs molassess 50 do
pecims, p bNs candles, 8 pkgs mdse
VERA CRUZ. Steamship Tennessee. 2g3 hf bales
cotton, Gl0 hbs flour, Al ties allow Y boxs candles
50 bNs soap, % do oysters bills hardware 10 pkgs
mdse.
BREMEN Ship Magdaline 1925 bales cotton, 20
hhds tobacco, 23G logwood,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

A TENRIBbE FALL-The Newbern On CO Pro.
gress states that man named James Foster, a few
days ago, in crazy fit broke from his keepers and
jumped into well on the premises of Mr.. Wesley
Newton, near Chapel HILL The well was about 10
feet deep and strange to say it did not kill kim He
was extrcated from his perjous situation with one
arm broken in two three places and one foot badly
hurt Foster is doing well, and the doctors think he
I'LL rnnnrnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

RIO DEJANIERO, Bark Maria GOO bags coffee
to J l. Phipps &c0.
NEW YORK Ship Mary assorted mdse.
BOSTON Bark Saragossa. assorted mdsc.
LIVERPOOL Ship Costine 1000 sacks salt to j
p Whitney Geo.
BOSTON Ship Sewell assorted mdse.
PHILADELPHIA, Ship Z Harvard assorted
mdse
TCNcHIPAHo. schr Livingston. 30 600 # lunl-
Der to order.
BILOXI, Schr Eudora 27,O0O # lumber 10 order.
BILOXI. Schr Pelican 81 900 # Lumber to order.
BILOXI. Schr Sarah Burr. lumber TO order
PASCAG0ULA Schr myincible lumber to
order.
PHARLINGToN. Schr Isabella 30 zoe # lumber
to order.
CONVICTION. schr octayia $1,000 # lumber to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

ORLEANS TuEATGR.-The delicious opera of La
Dame Blanche is to be produced tomorrow night.
Mile Cordier, Mime Wade, and Messrs, Bourgeois,
Jolly and Villa are to appear in the leading characters
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Shipping SoteIligrntt.
Cleared Yesterday.

Ship Nanset Nesc0tt, for iawe,
Baxter Lowell &eo
Brig Gideon, Mittopols, for Ghent, ] Torro
Schr Virginia Antometa, Nelson, for Charleston {
Poole &Co
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, FOR Vera Cruz,
b B Payne
Ship Magdaliae, Hunle, for Bremen
Mummy, Luling &fo
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"a Capt Ghatfeld, of the ship Mayaower from
St. Thomas on 10th of Nov. reports left in port ship
Josepms, Walton, discharging bark N Hnkey; ship
Messenger, from New York for St. Catherine, dis
masted brig War Eagle, from New York. for Per
namhuco, leaking brig Orlando, for Trinidad schr
Moore, hence for Martinique, with loss Of sails
and leaking.
80 Capt Footc, Of bark saragossa, reports hay.
ing passed on the 18th Nov. off the Little lsaacs
ship Kossuth, steering west.
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owhoat Whtemore, WFitentute. from passes.
went down light brought mp ships Mary and
Roswell Sprague, and bark Saagossa.
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Leaves on MONDAY lee g. at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
re " u " p MS AND NEW 0RLEA

m - y
IsELsSeBSa q s, Muil PAcEet Ilue-Reguar [, S, Mail
EssS724sa Line for Memphis and all she BeudsTte fine
haLclss passenger Eclipse, Captain j. H. Clarke,
wall be ready receive freight saturday morning foot
Of God street and win leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board
j. II. FREIIGH,
Office under the st Charles Hotel
Ez-Ths line Snpoloon with reg@ar packets Tor
the White and Arkns rivers, and 1T Memphis with superior
packets for 81, Louis and for Louisville.
R- Adams Express carried regularly by this line n3O
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON UrFY. Nov. 30 1858.
Arrived $50 head of Cattle, \ heavy supply of
Feal and Ordinary Cattle offered on sale with an
ample supply Of other stock The market is easy
for purchasers at our quotations
PRlCBs:
BEEF G4rTLEWestern Fine ana Choice 2 b SIC
Tough and f9f do ;.s...,.s: III
Attakapas, Fa8as, stc., p head 800, sea 80
Ordinary and Fair. .Sl5.1,S22
Hoes. s,&.........s0rlV 20
SHEEP peT haa'. - ~ q
Inferior and prdnnrv. ..,..t-,....,52 5lG-
AILCH Cows Choice Kentucky her head
OIGHAty. ...,.-...-.-,. SAu9bs
Vho'ce'' t''','.s..'. -t11%oD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

STATEMENT or THE CONDITION or THE BANKS or
lLLINoIs.-From the official quarterly statement 0f
the several banks Of Illinois, just issued, we gather
tile subioned aggregates; Number Of banks in the
State AS; amount Of stocks deposited as securities
for circulation, S6t2s 356 IA; value of real estate
held, Ss7,Id0 a notes af other banks on hand,
2Il52b 9s amount of debts owing to the hanks
other than loans and discounts. 81 .036,lG2 81 !:
amount Of loans and discounts S26a,l5A 30 amount
Of specie on hand, S2B9lS5 81 sums deposited with
other banks and bankers, g 62I 1914 II the expense
account sl60s2 81 personal estate held II S37 So:
the interest account Sod; check draft and cash
items, Sg,272 % profit and loss accomt Sl4Ol4 "a;
surplus bonds deposited, S5S2g ID. Total amount
Of resources 81 0SI 035 81. The following agnfe-
gates are reekoned rs the liabilities Of the banks OF
Illinois: Capital stock paid in and invested accord
ing to law, S4,000,3A o. amount of debts owing To
the banks other than for deposits of circulation.
1881 574 70; amount due to depositors s640,O5s 90;
amount due to other banks and bankers. 81 Of
exchange and interest account, Sl5947 Oh; surplus Of
bonds and interest on deposit, Sl6429S 46 amount
paid by stockholders, $273770 46 profit and loss
accounts, $l2,8S8 ID, Total amount of liabilities
$lIiOsl 035 9s
According to the foregoing expose tho capital Of
the banks Of Illinois is 81 0Oo O0O and they have only
on hand in specie 1858 500. The amount due deposi
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Leaves every Monday, ut O'Clock P ".
L. Sc IGAMER lEPIBLIC. FOR

GTssg4h54ykSa FlGhSBuEi4.
is55ss5Es79ss555sz55ss REGULAR MONDAY PACKET
Tile h1e, ginr pnsses stt amer Republic Cant. T.
HI. Montgomery will elye regularly above o'clock
NJ for Baton Bayou sara, NNlchez Waterproof Rod
st joseph Grad 6uE WHrreuton and FGksburg For
freight passage apply on board,
BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO.
o3 81 PoyirHs street.
Leave. every ALTERNATE SATURDAY. at6PM
re IL IG g u LAR NEW ORLEANS
h4HfL4 81 aud NJ sap IS passenger packet GUOGTAW
5ss5szs he apendid md "a rlHng passenger
GhUet22Iv, CAPTAIN D. smeday, viii leave for Memphis
hugyon, Lake Prov d"uce, Nkeu's Bend Yss1 re- Nat
chez and Vii ufemedRe Hndugs in tbs Bend For
freight pnasng apply on hoard, or u
BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO. Agents.
Mo 81 PoYdraS street.
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menlOrOnda.

Per ship George. from Bremen. i cabin and l0
Storage
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The ine regular passenger packet Bepuhiic,
j. Ed Montgomery master will leave for the
above aud al Intermediate landings Thursday Dec. g.
r NJ For freight or passage apply on board
BELL, BUCHANAN " 60. Agents,
n3O 81 Foldros str
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Teaycs on WEDNESDAY. Dec / snt5P.
w. =, FOR REED r. v RIFLE REGU-
La5IEl- III lar weekly packet Rnpldes, j. Bahow,
71s5E4s master will leave tor Grand Il ore, Nntchi-
suches 81 Maurice Faron's Landing, Mongomety Eiands
and BuXons Landings, Mouth of Zane river CpOe AeNRn'
dra NormRus, Gorton's Barbin and all intermediate hand
mgs Red river above For freight or passage apply on
EDWARDS & DENTHEIr
no Alyertl.iUg AEents .
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ALABAMA RIVER,

fY~ss HOI BLADON AND CULLUM
lEsE9ses5a sPRTNGS-7Twce weeS--fhe steamer Adj
BAdon and GuIum Springs week, follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon aud Guum Springs and Demopos
every Saturday evening, q 4 O'clOCk,
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Guum Springs every Wefnes
lay evening At 4 O'Clock.
Returning
Baon md Cuum Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
bay evening, o'clock aryt Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, O'Clock.
For passage apply TO ....--
r. b. SMITH, 4 Tchcupitous street
je26 If or SIMPSON CO. KE M6hiI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

G E R II A N 81 I 7 2 R 8,
Prepared by DR. c. N. JACKSON. PHILADELPHIAs Pa,
VIII ctIectuallS Cure
Liver 0omnant Dyspeqsa jag"dice ohropG OF NeryoaR
arising frest u Jtsoraered Liver Stomach
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Leaves on THURSDAY December . ASP NJ
TS&ss REGULAR SIT. LUULSPA CKET,-
Efs1-kY The fine regular pAssenn packet AdTin tic,
iS5h Lsmoth master, will leave for the above ali
Intermediate handbags above For freight passage apply
on board, to
BELL, BUCHANAN & CO, Agents,
n30 81 nydras street
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OU A CHIrA RIVER
T : = " ' II N
Leaves on THURSDAY, d inst. at5P

Leaves on SATURDAY, 4lh inst, at s PM
r. h ENBIAAk BLACK RIVER DITACUT-
sEsL2e t. g, and Bayou Bartholomew packet steamer
ter taxing treget and Psn Pleasant Onacbita
City, Trenton MonrOe Pine Bluff Columbia Uarrjs0nbnrg
trinity ana a way landings, will leave For freight
OF passage apply on bOlrd.
FL WARDS 4 DENTZET.,
III Advertising Agents
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Change of Schedule.
ss. ~ Co.! Co 60
NASIVlLLE And CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -gsN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY nth, 1858, the Pas
" senEeT Train viii run as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 4. NJ. and 23O +. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 2:2O F. VI. and IS \ NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 4. VI. ana 9 p NJ.
ArIlvluE AT Nashville at 80 T.. NJ and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the follow
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w. II. CHsxEADS ~ cos
PAT Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


rTNHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions of the state asks the attention of build
ers ana the public generally TO examine its superior
ity over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
Is impervious water, elastic and nexible viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure TO ere; IL is
cheaper than any roof Of the old STYLE and am
II will give better satisfaction its durability there
question. II is the best thing invented for
painting of old leaky tin roofs.
e5- The Cement will be furnished 10 those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
Ra- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
ca Orders sent TO the undersigned. through the
Post ONCE will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARc1rrEcrs AND MASTER MECHANICS OF SAsHvuLx
Mai. A. HERMAN,
Aessrs. HUGHES SMITH,
COLEMAN SPAIN,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkERoYD,
WARREN & MOORE,
HUUGH K MCCULLOUGH,
j. 4. McCANN,
Col II l. ANDERSON, m Co.,
Rev. & D. ELLIOTT,
u. r. wILKIN,
r. J. MEIGS,
EXocH ENsiEY -
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
W. q. sIiAPARD,
y. WILLARD,
A. v :. IINuSf.EY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W II. GORDON 4 co
JAS. ii. kESpRfCK,
Rector =. G. SMITH Columbia
Maj. A. J. DONEiSoN Davidson county,
Col. A. J. POLK, Marry county.
EF- The Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad CcmpA-
sy have adopted this Cement for ths covering their
cars and other work.
az Certificates and Testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been general
use Tor several years, be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged Ia various modes
Of Cement rooaag Tor many years and natters himself
hat la has med nd ri.fy
during that time.
have made arrangements to receive a superior
imported article of Roofing Felt from EpzisroS BkO
rHEsls New York.
Samples OF Roofing TO be oslee.
J. 7. NATHURST,
Ofice No Is D.aderek street,
mayi5-sm NASHVILLE. TENS.
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Editors and Proprivlurs, 10. FaitoiI street,
noyiT NeS YORK.
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We hereby certify that have submitted the
GfaeIenbufg Fever and Agne Rsulesiy 10 close IN,
slectioA sld scleAfo aAaly -, AMI nave also tested
rs curative quAltics ia severe II lever aud
Ague, Nc take great pleasure "a - inE that AZ has
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TJS, u. a., LssaissaslA
noyaaaf Agent Tor GTasgrsbsFs Co.
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Gloves.
L(In and silk plain Gloves;
IN KID hnud
tertn aud Cashmere Gloves;
RIck plain aud lined Gloves;
BACK and Cloth Gents Gaunuets;
Kid, six and Cashmere lztltcs' Gauntlets;
And other sly les tun numerous TO mention, Just re.
ceved aud ior sale by
noyu-I H. McGiIl.
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KNICKEREOCkER MAGAZINE.
FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
B Do. 5AS ShEt :, So GI4Rk' -rpHons
JOHN A GRAY, PUBLISHER.

XITIrH the present Der closes the Fifty second
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Publisher has the pleasure TO announce that u has
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many of whose names are household words in Amer
lean literature bat simply state that the llty third
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

rJ,HE undersigned now oncFfns st private sale
Il ali that portoa Il lzsd, lying "a the Sceth side
q The tRgictte Tnrapke, beolgins The est4te q
he late Matthew Bsrro9. deceased Tbcfanf iies h
full vieH and wishia about tao niles q tfe STATE
Capitol aisd i lad oct q lots var AZ IN size from
f.Hrteea ~ twenty -aiue @cres al fre1tsng on The
rarnsske road Tnese iAAas wi BE sola al FAIR PR
ees And "a hboral time Any peFsats sizing %
.stae them OF - ascertain r4rtcazrs N reistiou 20
ne terms ~iH please rsa 3cAn C. s4srreN. ne4r
- preaaises as aa J. L 4 r. n. Hrowa, Real Estate
Aselis OF tbs saarsssgnea IA Nasssille.
n = FslcuER,
G. e fOERk1T
ssptie-u ExecuisFz q u h~rFess 1esd.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-23

The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
Cures HeAdafhe, Cures Nervousness,
Gurus Foul stomach, Cures Acid Stomach,
Cures bad Breath, Cures JAUndioei
Cures CaEtiycnczs, Cares Cola,
Cures mspop@ia, Cures feVers
Cares fapitauon Of thu Heart
Il combines tba virtues u otter Fills without their
bad ciecls.
IL opens the bowels gently, and l. not drastic nor
gripping.
IL = the best Pill IN the woTld.
tc.A guarantee tAsil all tAe atue oSraSai Fecfs Hs4
BE- ass Isel JTgnl lAs Grucfcft,sTg l'tfi.
J. b. BRlilSk, II. D., Nes York.
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HATS AND CAPS.

AM receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest styles Of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men, Boys and Chidrens wear consisting in part
Of the best Cashmere, Soft Fur Hats of all qualities;
Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, large lot of
Mems Boys and Children's MeruO and Wool Hats,
which will be sold reasonable terms for Cash or
punctual dealers Nos SO and 80 corner of College
and broadway, by B. X. CUTTER.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
IL Freights will be forwarded blythe Morning Train
n and must be delivered at the Station. between the
hours of and 10 A. az after that time will be too
late for manfesting that day and there is no convent
enCe for storing
Freghts for intermediate nOints between Nashville
and Gallatn must be prepaid mere
octs-u II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent
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Thick and Double Sole Brogans.
A LARGE assortment Of BROGANS OF the very
"A best manufacture
And of Double SOled and Thick Kip Boots;
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octl8. AZ College Street.
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Unprecedented Inducements for New Sub
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$500 viii be presented ~tA deed giving perfect
ute to OF land il Texas, Kansas, Iowa, or
Wisconsin and the Magazines promptly mailed 10 the
subscribers, whether at the same different Post
Offices
In the proportion deeds for 20, 90 so, or leo
acres will be premiums for 20, 40, leo
IS subscgiptOus-an acre for each copy subscribed
for.
All communications connected with the BtsiTleas DE-
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AGE>Ts AXE wAATkD every part OF the country.
BACK NUNBKks aud Bound Volumes on hand.
JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher aud Printer,
l6 and Is Jacob ST., cor. Frankfort 81, Ae~ York
nOv25
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New SGrieS--Ntw ttraCliOnS--NeW Writers.
MORRIS AND Wills, EDITORS

A NEW SERIES % Tins wicly-crrul ted rANrv
n NEWSPAPER, viii Ice commenced or he first day of
JdfUd'g Hcrt-priutcd on nuc paper and clear type.
With the January number Viii begun tie publication
OF sEhIIs OF hEANIEIL
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Inc llthet once il m the Passenger Depot. and
open hOtT before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets Il
open AT no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave on the A. NJ Tram,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time Ia Richmond ~ hours. Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and a half, and New York
three days. This is the cheapest and best from
Nashville TO the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 z. NJ.
Train, arriving nj Memphis ~ time to connect for New
Orleans, on the evening Of the next day, and 20
thl ouph with boats without detention az Memphis.
Those for McMnHvile, sparta and Bcrrshcba Springs
leave Nashville on the $50 Z. NJ. Train which con
meets directly at IulahomB with the Train for McNinn-
Vile Persons leaving hcMHnvile IN the morning
arrive AT Nashville at 7.3O 7. NJ.
At Nashville there are boats which leave daily for
Smhland, and connect with boats Tor different places
She OHIO and Mississippi rivers ALSO daily line OF
stages for louisville leaving every morning the
arrival of the night express
BY this change 81 Schedule, the Train from Mem
phis conn beet. direct at Stevenson With up and
down =SI Trains causing no delay Ia Nashville and
Eastern passengers, ana one hour is gained tho
former :shcdule In gong ~ Memphis from Nashville
C. l.. ANDERSON,
1T. General Ticket Agent