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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
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In Ibis plare, on Thursday morning,
l6.h, inst, by Rev II. Mathews, Join
l.. Noyer, Esq, of York, Pa. 10 Miss
Julia l.. eldest daughter Of Mr.. Jacob
Line.
In the Lutheran Church, of this place,
on THURSDAY evening. l6,h inst. bv Rev.
Hober, Douglas. Mr Josiah p. UeFer
OF Narlinsburg. 10 Miss .3deIia L., daugh
ter ni MIR. {. A. keyser Clarke Conn.
Iv, Mo. and York County, Pa, papers
please copy.
e. Accompanying The above notice We
received large SUI ply Of good things"
for which we return our sincere thanks
We add our earnest ejaculation that the
ways Of ple4san!ness and de paths Of
peace" and prosperity may ever be theirs,
and that a. this year they have done well
may each succeeding one be 10 them a
WsH,er.
In Be1rvville, on the sh inst, by Rev.
Mr. Suler, Charies b. HQncOck,oi Clarke
county. To Miss Nauie e., daughter oi
Abraham Isler, Of J, tlersOn county
In CIear-prlug, Md.,by Rev. ID. Shoat
G. Joseph Boyd To Hetfy j. MaHhers
daughter OF John L. Mathews. formerly
of MarIinsburg,a lI OF Washington co, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
A Scamp.

The Piedmont lndep ndent says, on
Saturday night last, among the lie over
passengers al ,he Woodslde House, was
a gentleman and lady who registered
helr names as Mr.. and Mrs. Beery, from
Rocking ham. The gentleman requested
10 be called for the Express, which was
done. Soon after tie departure Of the
train the cries Of the lad y reused the
clerk, of the house and il was ascertained
tha, Mr.. Beery had left without his wife.
She tells tie tale thus THAT they ian
away soue lwo weeks ago for the purpose
Of getting married, that they came to Har-
per's Ferry where she had some friends
pot married, went to Baltimore and
started for the wesl-lhal he told her just
before the lime for the arrival Of The tx.
press that he would 90 down and get cv-
eryllng in readiness-tIaI he returned
up stars after the train arrived, said hls
watch had run down aad got hers 10 Sc"
what lime II was-sald he had 80 60 dow
below for something, winch was tie lat
she had seen of him. Sac further says
that he got all The money she had-some
$500. and Left her minus. She iurIher
states that she had some friends in
MoorefeId, Hardy County, which place
she was assisted 10 reach. lie register
ed his name as John G. Beery. Pa:
him round.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWL
Read what the Editor Of the Sunday Di,paleR

Read what the Editor Of the Sunday Dispad
says Of it:
I'VE arc sure that every lover Of pure end
healthy literature will welcome his translation
by MARY Hewitt, Of the last story Of the gentle
and amiabe Swedish authorizes The purity
Of the writings Of Miss Bremen, their sJmpa-
theiIc power and the excellent morals which
he ever incucates, render her novels welcome
to the family circle They teach patience, af-
lection ana endurance, in such manner as to
improve and crafty every mind. This story
IS quite equal to her best, aud prUccc with a
mild and artistic dclNeatiOn To the dGnOumCnl.
We specially recommend II as story which
il will do any one good 10 read. Tins edition
Is authorized by Miss Bremen, and 1t con-
lains a dedication by herself The mcm0ry OF her
friend, the late !. J. Downing"
Read hat the Editor Of the Saturday Ersn-
ing Post saws Of IT:
I'm FoUR SISTERS, by FREDERlcKA BGg.
MEE, - one Of those novels, By thus genial au-
thor, which have so pleasantly opeBed to US
tie door. Of Swedish homes, warmed our
Eearts IN their cheerful frcsIde GLOW and made
It's familiar with the highs aud shadows pre-
dominate, or al least APP ear strongly, for the
suailc, Of the stuy i, womau's nlc and a
aomau', fate, il country whtre, Is Mrs.
Browning puts i, there IS
- no help fJr women wecTIu. out Of sight
BecOuse men made lie laws
Miss Bremer's adhesion 10 what J. koown ia
this country as 'Womau's Right,, Is well known
and this novel may by considered her iIIusira-
ton end defence Of her views on that subject.
Apart from all considerations of TINS nature,
the novel Is full of rich humOr, clever chaTac-
ter painting, AID ieIicItous description, Of
town life aud country life, aud indoor aud out
door scenery ia Sweden. The translation has
been made by Mary howiu, who seem, born
t. do two thug, remarkably vel -arii al-
mrahlc storIe, OF bel own, AID admirably
translate The slorle, Of Miss Bremen"
Read what the Daily Timss says IT.
i'is' Bremer possesses beyond any other hV-
ing writer OF her class, the power Of rri.iz'nS
70 the lEiag lnaiion every ludIVlIuai, sc Iu1o-
duces. TIE moral beauty aud womanly pnFl-
~ which steadily illuminate her naraihe'
must receive implicit admiration from aII per,
sons. We wOui ad all TO buy and read
tins book
Cope, Of either edition of the above work.
vii. BE- seut 10 any person, TO any parton ue
United States, free OF pe,tsse, on Their remit
Ia ihe price OF he rdiuon they may WISH, 70
I TIC publishers, n le,ler. Address 80 ofnef'
u r. B. PETERSON x BROTHERS,
No. 800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
I Dec 49, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
A Touching Incident.

A correspondent, wuling from PhIa-
delphla 10 tie louisville Democrat re-
la,es the following
"Whllsl an aged and poorly clad ie-
male was asking aims al the corner OF
Fourth and Chestnut streets, smart look
ing Young sailor passed within few feet
of her, gazing inlenlly for several seconds
on her haggard face, She approached
him and extended her palm in silence
Instantly his baud found lis way to his
capacious pocket. auI when he drew II
out il was filled with gold and silver,
which lie forced her to accept, saying
"These, good mother, take tins, YOU
NAV AS well have it, as the landsharEs.
The last cruise had out of New York
found me with four hundred dollars on
hand, but, as the nelghbors told ne my
old mother was dead.l got Oh spree with
the money, spent il all inside OF week
and ,ben shipped again.
"Oh gooL-good sir! you are too kind
to an old body ike me. For your sake,
| will AXE il. Oh !you remind me OF
my poor son, George, who, shipped and
was drowned. Oh GeOrge-Ge0rge
W hile where are YOU now g
George White " hurrIedly exclaimed
the now excited sailor. "Wny that's my
name .-you-you are my mother !
With tbs he seized Der in his arm, and
caressrd her aA'rcUonalsly. whilst The biz
tears OF Joy ran down his bronzed check.
The poor woman was entirely overcome
by ,be recovery other long lost child,
and wcpt and groancd alternately. \
carriage shortly after conveyed the moth
pr and son away leaving mni>'ened eve
among the crowd who Witnessed the
scene.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

There was no activity ~ The market
for Flour to-day, and are not sdvised
OF any sales on Change. Howard Street
and Ohio Superine Is held at So
while buyers ale not offering over 50.
We could hear Of no inquiry for CIV
Mills Super, ii is held pretty irnIy al So
for choice brands. We are without a
sale 10 notice iii it to-day. OF 1000
Bushels Of Whea, offered, all sold al PHI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, 1888
AGEACY.-We have received the Agen-

AGEACY.-We have received The Agen-
cy for Peterson's Magazine, Ladies
Home Magazine, aud Godey's Lady's
Book, all three of which are the most
popular and desirable periodicals now
published. Each of these works will
commence new volumes with January
numbers which will be desirable To com,
mence subscIipnOns-at the commence
ment Of a Volume. We have already re-
ceIved the January number of each OF
these publications which we will exhibit
10 persons who wish to subscribe. As an
indictment for persons TO subscribe
through US, they can receive their maya
zines FIRE Of postage as well as other adj
vanlages which we offer. Call or send
to this office and inspect the January
numbers Of these Magazines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

res ranging as before. Corn sold al all
advance of 2 cents on yellow. and ahou,
The same price as before for willie. GAS
are unchanged. There were 3dO bushels
Rive "A. ed, We quote PrnnsNlvania al
$685. cents, and Maryland al 7Oa72cis,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

CHARCOAL FOR HoGs.-Shall we Of
lend by again reminding our readers that
Itlle charcoal is good for fattening hogs!
a friend recently told US that he had re-
ceived much benefit from ashes thrown
INFO his pen. Ashes are known TO be
GOOD Tor hogs and for cattle, since they
serve TO keep off The usual summer com,
plainls-but he attributes much Of the
benefit received from the charcoal found
IN The ashes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

TO PREsRRvE SMOKED MEAr-How
often are we disappointed in our hopes of
having sweet hams during the summer -?
After carefully curing and smoking, and
when sewing then up in bags and white
washing them, we fnl that ilher the fly
has commenced family i'll our hams, or
that the choice parts round The bones are
tainted, and the whole spoiled.
Now, this can be eatly avoided by
packing them in pulverized charcoal. NO
matter how hot The weather, nor how
thick the flies. hams will keep as sweet
as when packed cor years. The rreser-
vatvc quality of charcoal will keep them
Nil charcoal decays.
Batter, too, put in a clsan crock. and
surrounded by pulyer,z"d ctarcoal, will
never become rancid. Try 1t.
NATIONAL ARMoKy AT HAnPER's FER.
Ry.-Ihe estimate of appropriation pre-
senled by tie Secretary OF War from the
Harper, Ferry Armory for The nexl fiscal
year Is
For the manufacture Of Arms 100000
For repairs aud improvements 67, $50
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
ATTENTION +! CAVALRY.


THE ShepherdstOwn Troop will pa
| rade m ShepherdsIown on Saturday
the lst dav Of January 1850, al 2 o'clock.
p. NJ. in Uniform. By order Of the Cap
tam JOHN T. BILLMYER, D. s.
Dec. IS, 1858. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

o. A new military company called
tie National Rifles" has just been or
g.niGed at Harper's Ferry, and elected the
following officers Geo. ". Chambers
Captain ; F. NJ Boteler Isl Lieut.. Nm.
Me Daniel 2nd Lieut.. S. y. Yantis Sd
Lieut..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

o. Samuel Barnes, formerly one Of
the editors of the Baltimore Clipper. diec
at his residence in Pennsylvania, few
days ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

De- Richard H. Ransom, formerly Of
this County, tied al Coving'on, hy.' last
month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18


NATIONAL ARNoki AT HAMPER TIN
ny lie '''''"'' '' "F'''t' ~
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harper fe''! A'"'o'y ''' '''' Ut ~ ''> q
year 10
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mo rec,,e C,r me .nre IF copsnmn,;on
IT, g :n..L,A, r.rL
("".J Nep"f'er' AT 'ne '"S'"''e % "'''
lsIer OF Ihst place, who is informed thai
If is inGalible. II Is al least worth a
trial.
-
an" ""e q'''' VI Pu'0 gun o"' e'' VI
'reSh "fpeh"he, Jusl IS IL comes 'o"'
lhe 'ree; mix well ana ifl II s'ahu t"eh'''
lour ho"i>; men all" nan plh' OF c'ea'
<ro,n(n) ,h,es times dav and cure !.
certain.
Tng ENporA AN Administrations OF
the editors of the Haye1s,owa Torchlighr
who was recently ON yi,i, 10 Bal,im,r.
saws among o,her limos. that
"In the Baltimore Aims house, there is
woman spending the evening Of her
days, who once hIled large but unenvIa-
VIC SP"'' :" '"e P"'''' '!'' w "''D'I
rho afTec,,on oC fouT ,shands and in =
short time effected separations from three
OF them and their wives; the fourth tor
.'e' S"e''i VI WAS 'o""'y S"'' '"oeu ~
~. har h,aan,e raIan anl en- her d;.,I .
felon's death. Under AN assumed name
size Is now skeiMg Out a miserable exls
|",' =" WIS ''''',",'''' 1I1 .,,hI,
conn,..,s over connuhiaI honor and do.
nestle peace in early lie.
No. !, i b.~ominy the custom in some
o,r,s If tie Wes-,here great many
other GOOD IDEAS origjns,e-(or newly
married peopIe 10 send to newspaper pub
fishers, along with their wedding notice
the amount of a years subscription
This is really the most sensible custom
we have learned of for great while, and
only needs one amendment 10 make i
perlecl-lhe additional present of a dollar
'o' PuOl'''''"S ''e "eou'"s' II div" 'l
"PPea'eu 10 U.s. '''d' VI 'l' '"'''s' '" ''"
young 'o"p'e S''o0l" preserve |" s'A'''"
'e"emo'ahce' 'ne "'o'' P'o"'"e"' guy"
" NC '''o newspaper WHY" ''0' '.'' =.
''e'' "'Pr'"'' :! 'P''""'"5 '"' J'' ~
''"'"- - w Wv ''-''N"0 800
vs. ne i'a'coc" journal says a mat
haiheu " "H"" De'"'o0y' 0"Pe''"''h
90,
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1,tno,oo 80, bo.n or,os,od;o Alh,ov
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

nminulion for 1879, $S45, sos 81
Mir. Cobb recommends. as he did last
year. rar schedules G., ID, F, G and y
be raised respectively TO %, 20, 10, TO-
and per cent. This change will increase
the revenue from customs 81 ,SO9,OOO up
on the basis of lie imporlarions of 'ht
last fiscal yea-. O'her articles, TO be Sc
Ieclcd, should also be transferred from
lower 10 higher schedules, TO make up a
deficiency in tie revenue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

The -Four SISTERS. 1T will be seen
by an advertisement, in lo-day's paper,hal
r. B. Peterson & Brothers, 900 Chest
nut stree, Philadelphia, have Published a
work of the above tile. Ii will be seen
by The advertisement that II is pubIica-
ton of no ordinary stamp. This is an
extensive publishing house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

CoNGRBSs.-Bu little of interest is go.
ing on IN this body. Ii NAV be said in
deed TO have just organized. All the va.
rious committees have been appointed.
The only matter which now seems to
claim the attention OF Congress is The i'm
parchment of Judge Various. The char
yes are, first, tina. he had entered into a
corrupt conspiracy for an unlawful instl-
tuition in his court Of suits IN which he
was personally Interested, for the purpose
of having them removed beyond The YER
diet of local Texas jury. Second-tha,
he had entered into a conspiracy to de-
prive individuals OF lhei: land by means OF
forged papers. Third-lhal lie had pre-.
sided at The trial OF eases in which he was
personally interested, knowing that ne
was thereby disqualified from SO doing,
and that he had permitted 10 pass without
rebuke repeated illegal acts OF officers OF
his court. These charges have been de-
MED, aud the subject is now under discus.
sion. Notice has been given that a mo-
ton will be made TO abolish the ranking
privilege, and substilste for il a commute.
ton in money. Also that bill will be
introduced providing for the election oil
Governor and Judges by the people in the
organized Territories. A bill will be in
PRODUCED 10 ADM, sugar and salt free Of
duty and one 10 amend the NaluraIiza
ilon laws.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

O. On Tuesday. says The Hagers,own
Herald, the case of Rev. Robert Douglas
VS.. the President and Managers and Com
pany of the Boonsboro' Turnpike, was
taken up, and not concladed until the fol-
lowing Monday. The aclcn was one of
uespass, the Plaintiff alleging that the
defendants injured lis fences by digging
TOO near to them, or removing too much
earth from them, when they graded their
road from the town Of Sharpsburg to The
Potomac river some five or six years ago.
The case, alter being ably argued on both
sides, was given to the Jury on Monday
a. noon, and sometime during Monday
night they rendered verdict for tie De-
PENDANTS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

CAUrloN.-We are requested by Capt.
Samuel Licklidsr, Supervisor of The road
leading from Shepherdslown to Hoffman S
Mil, to forwarn persons from further OBJ
structing the above named road in any
manner, and particularly that portion adj
jacent the big Mill" The public who
use this road have frequently complained
to the Supervisor in regard to The obsiruc'
ton, and he will report to the Court if any
like offence occurs and the offender
shall abide with the consequences.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
S HEPH S T OW n

Corrected reekly by StaI.y, .Niilor & Co.
For the week ending Dec. Is. 1888.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

Asg- John ". Summers, E-q., mem
Der Of the last House Of Delegates Of Ma
ryland from Washington County, was ac'
cidenIslIy drowned on Tuesday night, 9Th
inst, in the G. IL o. Canal. near Han,
cock. He undertook TO cross the lock i'll
,he.dark, and making mis-step fell of
of the narrow plank, distance Of some
twelve or fifteen feet. where he was
drowned before assistance could reach
him. He was about 35 years of age
possessed Of popular manners and good
talents, and his loss is dePlored by al
who knew him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

Is A meeting OF the citizens Of Mar
,insburg and vicinity was held on Monday
last and passed resolutions of sorrow and
regret in the death OF ,he Hon. Henry
Bedin ger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

more have received the Mamie Rifle, at har-
per's Ferry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

JEPSEg ~ q p - = T.G
55lB 1LA.S...LE I 70
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
Report OF the Secretary of the Treasury.

Report OF the secretary OF tne 1reae"iy
Mr.. Cobb estimates for The ensuing
wear deficiency Of S7,9l427G. Deem
inc loan inadvisablr, the Secretary sug-
gesls that the only remedy Is a inod!tca'
ton of the tariff. and adds Iha! the same
principle should apply in making these
notifications hat would have influence III
framing an original Dauff lrw.
The Secretary estimates the who'e eN'
peuduure If lie government f'r M year
ending June 30. 1860. At S73,2I7,947
46; Of wbrh o Is S52,24l.3i3 69 are
Tor the regula eXi en.rs ; IS 497,124 o.
for specli, appropriations such a. III col
lection of revenue. NAL service. arning
the militia. cIrlllzing The Indians and pay
nent ol interest on tie puulic debt; ana
So. 413. 9U7 % for eXIsllrg aPpr"prla-
tols Tor the present year, which Viii not
be draw n from lhe treasury until alIef June
80. 1860. These estimates compare
with those for the present year as L"I-
lows:
-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

o. l.. & p. Dnkie's AmbrotyPe Car
has been in our town for several days
past and will remain unlil after the Hob
days. They are skilful operators. Call
and &c: your "phiz" taken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

ADvERTISE.-lt is an acknowledge
truth that the more generally and widely
property is advertised the more numer-
ouslv will bidders hasten TO the sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

g. Don'I lorget the Temperance Meet
ing on Tu, sday evening next, 2isI inst.
The address viii be delivered by Rev.
Samuel 7. Leech, in the NJ. E. Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

&@ The Rev. Daniel DOwney, the
Catholic Priest, Of Slaunlon, who was re-
Gently sentenced 10 the penilen,lary for s
years, for killing man, has been granted
by Judge Thompson new trial.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

&C. The Hancock journal says, man
named UHli0m Dermody, Superinlm-
dent of company OF Carriers al Dam No.
5, died near Marlinsbutg, on the ooh
ull., from Tie effects Of blow inflicted
on his head by man named Chamber
lain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

Is Messrs. MoHer, DuckeH and Ho
rine, Trustees. Will offer the Aniielau
Iron Works and land, at Public Sale, or
Tuesday the 4Ih of January next.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-30
Original Comic Stories.

which sp,aoS AMI rc-. Il tho ..t, lItnpr raciicss,
brlulrr, and sl,arSlu tf tsr ua.cF.
A. heretofore. no labor urr cNp.usr Wl hr spared
o. maintain the hirh rriutt"ir 90 the Ho'u" journal,
whrb - every Wlcrr. both 80 home aHH 5OrnSd. BE-
Euuwlrert e. hc t,o tirst refined G4 elegant rrrrr-
tory Literature aud tho Arts tIs sue Of The
ND he
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-30
original Works Of Fact and Fiction,

written expressly fpr thc Hone journal by the best
Authors OF America.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-30

The Ticket once b. IN me Passenger Depot. and Is
open hour before the starting Of each Train, which
allows ample time Tor the purchase Of Tickets. Is
open ut no other time during the day. Passengers
FOR the Eastern cities leave on the 4. NJ. Tram,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time To Richmond - hours: Washington two
days Philadelphia two and half ana New York
three days. This is the cheapest and best from
Nashville Ia the East
New Orleans passengers leave on the $50 r. NJ
Train, arriving al Memphis IN time connect for N,.W
Orleans, on the evening OF the next day, and go
thi OuEh with boats without detention az Memphis
Those iDr McNnnye, Sparta and Boersheba Springs,
leave Nashville on the 2:s0 T. II. Train. which CON
meets directly al Tulahoma With the Train for McMiun
vile. Persons leaving MeMinnvile IA the morning
arrive AT Nashville "a $50 p. N.
Al Nashville, there are boats which leave daily Cor
Smithland, and connect with boats tor different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers also, daily line 81
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
by this change OF schedule, the Train from Mem.
phis connects direct 81 Stevenson With up aud
down day Trains, causing No delay @ Nashville and
Eastern Passengers. and one 'our gained over tina
former - edUlc IN going Memphis from Nashville.
q. l.. ANDERSON,
If General Ticket Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-30
4 Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street,
For Sale PrINateiN

/ AM Offering foI sale, privately, that beau g.
Il tilul and cOmmodious family residence, Iii
No "a Cedar St, Capitol Hill, a few E-lJ
doors below Vine street, at present owned and
occupied by W. o. HARRIs. The improvements c, H.
sist of a two story brick, containing in the
main building, with an additional room over the
passage in second story, making altogether rooms.
There IS also good two story brick kitchen con
tanning two servants rooms, smoke House, Pantry
with other necessary out houses, including Stable
&c The Lot Is 80 feet front on Cedar street, running
back $50 feet an alley
THIS property presents many advanta ges 20 the
business man, IN point of location, any yet offered
being ont few minutes walk from any portion of
the business mars Of the city The price fixed upon
IL should be ali inducement 10 the capitalist to
those wishing TO procure homes in a location every
way desirable. We Will take pleasure in showing
the property at any time Ia iersOns wishing 10
purchase. II needs only AN examination to commend
itself For terms, &c., apply
nov13-tf I. r. GIASCOCK, Agent.