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LIABILITIES

,,-,,u $I,5v6,ST eS
LIABILITIES.
The amount Of LiAbiiues Que Or MI due TO Banks
OF other crsdtJrs-uOthDg.
Losses adjusted ana dus-Done,
Losses adjusted and not O ue Sl20S6 80
Losses ulacjus:ed, IN suspense, waiting further
proof OTcOntestsd, ,Ss9 IS
All other claims sganst the company are small for PRINT
ing, etc.
Agents instructed to take risk exceeding $40 OOO with
out special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any city town or vii
lags varies
The greatest amount allowed 70 bs insured in any one
block, also vanes.
TIE Charter Act of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented,
Hartford jan ls5 1868 Secretary.
STATE or CoNNCTCUT,
Hartford Co., ss., Hartford, Jda ls5 1865 I
Personally appeared before Ls UsCs of the Peace,
duly gualIhs administer OaJhs Thomas h. b-.ce Jr
SssUss v and made cath that the foregoing stale
Of lssets and condition Of the Ena insurance Com
Pany Is true. "
HENRY FOWLER, J. p.
State Of Tennessee, ComPtrOAer's OFce,
nashville, Jan. 10Th, 1888.
TbiI IS to certify that the Bna Insurance Company To-
Gated Hartford, the STATE Of Connecticut has com
Piled with all the requirements OF passed 6y The
General Assembly OF the S.ats Of Tennessee March,
1856 entitled An Act regulate the agencies OF Iusur
aDos Companies incorporated BY The State OF Tenues
see snd shat JOSEPH NASH is she Legally authorized
Rgent 0i said Company the IOWn Of Nashville, and ate
Of Tennessee.
&c. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
~ Referring the foregoing the subscriber continues
70 stue tle Policies II his old aud sterling company
his office No = college street,
Jan, I7-sH. JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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RUNAWAY

LNkOh thesubsorIoer on shs lstday Of July q negro
Il Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, 5 fc-t
leheshlgh Is years old, snd weighs about 80 pounds
de WasraI5ed IN EAST Tennessee, near MoMinnVio Hs
vii probably make his way back there bought him
trOm Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessee will give ten dollars
neis esaghtln ny neighbOrh00d, twenty-five dollars Z
taken out Of the county my dollars be gets 70 Ess
Tennessee When taksu he 70 be delivered e. ms o
confined 30 that can ger hin. DAVID IL ,..FN
Iy0 seven miles sOuth Of Nashville. Tenn
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aas.Iss Eroa new ORA and phil
eSAPMAa - NsLshEhiae5 Im cOmmrCtdum
VIA NeNE kBrk and Phdaanefunra
ste&insAtp LAaeap - ComLan Nc ~ fLaa-
0nt hAtsEaGAon - the AAL June
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A CARD.

AflAS sold mF eitre lasurusE hs arm q Ruther-
AAJfQ o Do5 le " . hulaerI0rd herouILn rncrr nv
uiaaEs 70 all Ne castousgsuf aru ana uoai -
o9inL enc H-4 lsse paitnsr Es gonleeau a0rhy af q
egEtAuaHce Ot Jneir palrohase. 10 Iouna a. s ga
stzad, wheEsl sha pleased al o. our Ifissds af
caabolnsfss Jan o--a-nl JAMhs DOE l.n-
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Juuary SO, IsS.

HAVING sold ny interest 10 ghs 5ooks n0sa, a1eck a
Of HasbTOok q AcWnirtsT % MoWnirsr Aro.'s, WhQ VII
sss al claims agaust he late drm herewith tndar NJ
sincere thanks 70 all the Of ths late lrs and
would reeommend my Gucea110rsa gsntaau HoFi1T cl
e0nnhuance Of their hsretofsrs nosTsl patronage
tanZ7-dlm u. q. HAhHhQUh.
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'IennessCe Flow agency.

IL AtiNG Teen appointed gent Tor The Tennessee riog
- % ~ ,.- O--Leru portion the city, We viii a.
al sine AeeP .tnsral t-srfmuut OF t6eir a5rert st
ternf on hand loI aals sl ia5l-rj press 0T cast -
hCChEA q IERRASS
- BrOauvsv.
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Dissolution

" 70 FeftnoraAlP oi ElalReri0fa DOYLE, vas Dissolved
\ D mdiaa eonsent 90 NE drst dzy 81 Janaary las
'ae7 1aa hAflAf sofa hle niaIss a. s loss, auies,
eeoun5 AUD Aeai Estaie - y hushsuor1 DOLL parlss
are ualRotiEed " ass oi ara o. usuliata
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For Sale or Rent

A FRAME COTTAGE and IS acres Of land about thr'
j. {. r. W. BROWN,
-har.n So
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILkOAD.



THE GreatCeatral Rou.s oonneotng the Asntieeihei
Il win estern Northwestern, and SOuthE estern Satel
oy soatinuOus Railway direct THIS road also o0nnee
e. Ptsburg with daily line Steamers 70 all ports
he Western BvsFs and at Cleveland and Sendusky with
Steamers TO all ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, chsPat GRd FeiabLs r0ts By which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the 9rsGs Hsss
Bstes between Philadslphis and Pittaburg;
FIRST CLASS.-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods - -,
(in boxes FuFs Feathers, &o....... 'Vo per 4V9@
SECOND CLASS.-Rcnks and stationary,
Dry Goods ia 5aless) Hardaaro, Lea S75c psr leon
theTs &C &c....-...-.......-.---...s
HlRD ClAASS.-AHvils, ,Bsgglng, bacon, les.-.-,,,,,
AID Pork On bulk) Hemp, &o....... ! 80 taE iVoh
F0URTH CLASS.-Csfes, Fish, bacon, "a. 49,,
and Pork (packed,) iard spd Lard OIL '9 pah A''as
ki0ur-e 90, per bbLuntil further notice.
GEHin-45 cts. per iU0 lbs until further notice.
C0tton-t9psT bale Rotezesedng 500 lbs. weight until
turihsr nOtGs.
~ In shipping Goods lrom any point Easi Of Phla-
dslpha, b particular 10 HG1rk package Philadelphia
kGikr0Gd" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
Road st Phiisdspbia Pitt6urs M Be forwarded With
JEt detention
FRzIGHF AsEHFs.-Bsrrs, WOrmlsy Co., Msmphis
tennessee; & b. Sass Co., 81 Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; DumesDi Bsl AMI Murdock and
Carter JeWett LOUISVILLE Ky. 4. q. Asdrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprgmaa Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n. ". Graasm CC., GAINESVILLE, OhiO Lssch q Co.. No
54 kbT stFesi Boston; LeeCh %. AstOr House. ReW
IOrk; hO.l William street, and No. BatsrE Place New
FORK E.J. Sneeder, Philadelplia 4agraw K0ons, Bo
HmOre; Geo. q. FraDCscus, PIttsburg.
Il. Il. HOUSTOH, Gsasrat frs5g e AQsas Fiala.
z. J. LOABAEkT, ougb AltOoHa, II.
dec IS. TT
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Melvin's American
Greaf Rargains inReaI Esfaf

WE wish purchase a small neat Residence eOnvsn-
Wv ientto the business part of the cylocated in the
city Bdgefeldon Which $1,000 in cash will be paid down
Apply to ;. L. d K. W. BkOWN,
janI9-3W AK Cherry Street
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1855.

lF4 Ahousand puahols aanssds Tor which he highes
: naFEss PnOs slu be paid, Dy.
Rlg BWING McCRORY & CO..
u-ui eOEnar OF HnrEHE and gnur-- Al
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ParnnYal.

r7HE Produce house Nuu0 GTosu have removed from
College Sire q she old sEau lurnury occupied By
Hsssrs hrrrs q SrattDu, No IL Corner ut Market and
t9sE street, thgy L continue tha FroaGCo U0m-
nap zud Storage business, under The nam and tyle OF
NlCh8i Green a 90.
T Liberal cash advances made on consiEamenu q soua
tTY Produce.
= Nge are pa ing a. al times the markell prloe 0T b.
s1n- lard, EsHf6ers, Ginseng, beesE-N- &c.
~ al ord rs. acc mPaBlsd By the cash, hled win
EgOpluess ald despatch, 8t moderzls eoHlmssoa oy
San 80 aIUEOL, JrEbEE q 90
WLMILL EGCuAGE FUR f3O hOE.S
as pre- .Jlet places ne ciiy-hgsly mProNsd
- aud u pleasant lOcaou Call sgon ~ lei' ls
---- ------- - .-L-L q -LL-
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SugAr.

1dO HHDs. Common, FAIR Pnme and Choice Loulsi-
i ~ suEET.
lUO barrels Crushed sugGE7
ks Loaf
81 Clarified
Sc - Whi,e Havana SuEsz. In Store aud for sale
by [may eli ". d. GOkDON d co.
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HAVE closed up my Sable Market street, n0g for Ne
purpose OF gong 70 IeKas, but y atond NJ new sta
0ei corner Of Church and Front sirse where have ~
moved oar Stock and wiz be pleased 70 receive s patron
ialyI q NJ sUWTr9
p ST. wish 70 hire q good Carriage driver FoT rood
years. G NJ
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NUMBER 10.
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


ENTE have n0W slartsa sna suIarrlv, 9,.s,-.
" he Oid stand Of tno lass Aasayllls aaauisLr
Company And are prepared - s21cuEs usaYy 40 ai
WORK 81 anY dsscrIptlun Ne atl1a. ..t -
ngs 10 small amUuhls a. mOdsrasu ciy prsus, nsaSy
inSs ~ Large furn1shsd per uie
prices via aodIIlons o. irslght. y e eoa.r
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HOUSE.


10. B. SMITH, .: : PROPRIETOR
HAVING taken charge or the above Hotel will endssV-
II please an no may fzvor with call. OF my
fGuds and The citizens OF Nashville Davidson county,
would solicit pstronaro. ny table will all times be pro
ded wiJh hu best he country Affords every care vii
ne Jsk en- please ID.
There Is good Livery stable contiguous 70 this house,
The Fayetteville, Mulberry and LynChburg Pas
coach leaves this hotel every Monday esdaY
and Friday for the above places O'Clock D. m and 70
turning every luesdsy Thursday and uTday O'Clock
making connections with The Nashville aud Chatgs-
no0ga, and McAinnyilis and Manchester Mail Trains.
Turgh0ma. August (. 1857.
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DISSOLUTION.

II he partnership heretofore existing between James
Il sloan and AlVah Mtchsilin the and style Of saa
&Atchs . this day dissolved BY mutual consent lanes
sloan assuming all liabilities md responsibilities Of he
hrm paying All debts and receiving all dues from and asF
his dabs, and viii cOntnus Marble Business a. hs old
-tand, corner Of Sumner and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, Nay Z, 1907. JAMES SLOAN,
may5-dh ALVAH MIC HhLL.
Attest, g. ". FARRbR.
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u hlIF8I 2 q HHV"N'
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Preseriptionists,

No. 10, south side Public Squares
NASHVILLE, TESH.
A COMPLETE assortment Of English and American
IA chemicals, pure aud uuRdultersfed Drugs fresh ERd
genuine Extracts, select powders, etc. always hand,
EiaVOring E0tEnct5, eUc-
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Apple, StrWhtTy, Celery, Al
mORd, Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts Tor aavOTng.
Beet Bermuda Arrow Boot lsnglsss, Gloves, Nulmsgs,
Cinnamon, etc at BANS & BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
VTT receipt Of the extensive stock Of
W Garden Seeds, (embTacHg many new and valuable
varieties brought this market. They all Of the
growth Of 1857 from ths following houses OF well known
regulations
ID. Landteth q Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, WiLhersdeld, &e.
Risley's FrsdOua, New York.
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above hOuseB EsRds for
gataitous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition 10 the above, have large supply Of the most
usual varieties by pound and Beans and Peas BY the
bushsl.
5000 PapePF Flower Seeds.
JHt received from the celebrated house ofJOhnsOn Rob
bins d Co., Thousand Of Flower Seeds Tho lovers
Flowers larger and better assortment from
which selection Of Seeds than theJ have here
tOfOre had in his CITY. RAINS & BROWN,
No. 70 South side Public Square,
Jan Il Opposite the Ma kel House.
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a Fine Store House for Sale.
DfssOIuffOn-

THB COpannership OfHAS BROOk & MgWHlRTB X, dss
tais dsy dissolved 5y mutual oonH8ut l. C. Ha-
having sold hs interest In he booEs oios stock
10 John W scWhirsr q Foahtan ? McWhirssr, und1f
alone authorised wind up the business OF ths Ara
use the name Of NE n1min hquidaEion.
Z. g. HASBBOOE,
JOHN W. Now HIRIGds
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mARBLE WORK.

IHB undsrsignsd hereby mon respectfully recommends
late partner 70 e publie and hopes he vii
loeralshsre Of pagrO1ags.
msyS-da A. MITCHkiL.
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1853.
w ter Rates.

1853.
Win ter Rates.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
E4ELGHT LINES.
EhTOugl Eas.lss Eroni new ORA and Phil-
WIts SeSs XoTs ana PRtS.sde,p6,,, @ 5l,, 5i' ~"
see1laSaiR a-a,,ss 20 sonLia,Ile ~ it.a-
""' HA'sEA'A0n - the 49, "a June
FrI 'iaas, PeL Ieo ps
l- iSl, S.-'' !, '''-''''-''..-'...s.s.......I 70
bsAes Has, .. '' =
FHn.tais snd Garages 0o1sd, and olhsr ughs
go0aa moi enuHIeraisd, caTD0}a 0f ACIDS, o. ola-
- fShsllcAs Per ~ 10 20
FIRSI Class.
Fauo Foriea BooAs staiOuUyr booB, shoes, LIquoru,
Ols, &c Ia Ouls JaupaIn5 syIrlLs Turuen ~ IL
Uarrgis, CarPvan CHA aud glassware JIEIrs Ii
ASS c10As consciousness c-iJ- Dr. goods H
C'4as o o4s' ef-s' flis sfll' tr1us 49, s-ruJosry,
iaFs, grden seeds, DOSING asses and lOOkg asa p.s
la o~nsf srsA Oyssers IN els -Ld jas baals, u aad
6rls-n-la "afs' 'esa -aa spil .
SECOND GLASS;
hAra"are' eseept husn sY0cinsd an mird class co5a
% IN J01es, sasheF rO.is DOzss, oia u nd
essEs erJc = and qassnsHzFe IN esases sasEs os
fEat1AD LEass.
axes shovsa, spaces sd F0Hs, aBd sin In piest
cOsOH uOrdag5, coase, heavy castings D. assrur -
sPnngs aHa aAlss rAroaa Waess zHd axes caairs "a
srEDIAL RATES. ~
boxes hats furuiure and Carriages bowed and otbsf hf
dFtlles h.L snunicr-ied also, UarJUys II ucids 81
cEemicssl NiL Do cnarg ~ aOu0l- a. o. ciass rts
~ Have ever paeAags p-iny m-IAed VIVA lane 10
eOAssnsu5 aesuuallOI uau 0e-t ds.isssy. "a " rtop m
nis matter prevents asays aHd Oasss aad nsurss so
delivery. F--t
DIhEC TlOaS.
GOOCH shipped via savannah should be coBrfrrsf t.
AgeLb0l O1ubf1L haluo1d, 1aTanuah Hud la-E rl
care agent - q. n. savannah, Va
6Oeua shipped Via CbarustO uld Be con rn,d t tp
zgsuL u The sOuIh JArodna hEIlTOad. Chan sl.s 49,
p-oAEg0s marked care agent . q. K CHarss.n. st b
Gar0lIun.
Ihs shr9ugh rates aa above cover all sxDeasss from ~
LoLA " 10 som mmisaon, drAJago Wnariaga
charged elmer ~ tOhariastOu savannah
slippers ma rsy upon Uniform and BrJmBt Iva
nee % D0sh lines Over charges damages " stsr line
Will DO ABUSED oy hs agents VI he Nashys ana LhE
uOUga road
LA Ease u loss OF mlsing Eoods viii axe charFs 0fanv
correspondence Necessary Tor heir recover au IN 10
Ounu, Wiz pay for ne expiration of d. d.yr
aiIer notice u gwen
IL All aoucss Of lost goods, for Nashville or station. On
NE HashEiile AM ChaanoUga koad must bs addrs 10
d. l. AHDkEsoNS Sup't., Nashville
Merchants whsn New YORK viii rsgsva svs-- In s,-
son ana -ssllanea 10 shipping, b. appyiBg ne Agsn of
re Lll51 NO I'D bIoadway and oaTannah
Line, No. - hr0adWsy,
CRAB. W. AND 5RsON,
.el. . Looo. !eo9-H General Agsat.
SELF PRESERVATION. Tc-
l. ~ H
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For uat0narY engines steamboats, ade % order 0fths
basl material, hlr5lronEi trzes,
aud Falfeus WarrEnt5d pressure
AAnniaeiaring o. Porpoilas parposes.
hAsAGhsaaaAAa a.. aa0P.
ANY Description VI sRlLnHork cone excellent sIFs
hOae aut afslraie iEon uaosaa WorE5 sssfgs, ba,
Filllan lrons, saw cranks, bela EtRd
made " order On shon noUes
FAIRNESS wishing " purchase COED, cheap hashinsEY, g
90 we'll " sali Al Our onlee aaarsls by lesssr.
e.. sAChhk O. CO..
Clalperns Machine WorEa, hashYille, IenH-,
Z 4ullAo Lats Aaahgllls ldau. Co. suo1s.
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STATTNGIHJT of the Condition
of the Htna Insurance Company on Jhe
1st of January, 1883, made to the state
of Tennessee, as required by Lhe law OF
March list, 1886.
The name Of the Corporation is
Etma Insurance Company,
Located at HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
THE Capital Stock IS million oolrs and paid up.
i The assets of the Company sre;-
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The subscriber hand largest and best ass0eai
Of Ma kBLB and MAKE LIZ WORk OGarsd In Cify
which he particularly ne attention o. pube
de h prepares al jobs his line In the best ys
sf the arL. and al short notice JAMES SLOAN
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Wanted.
COAL. COAL.

NhA enAens o Mas hylU nov have an oPPoIiunity Of
Il EoVcing themselves with full supply OF GOOD Goa
iOI he winter, oy application the undersigned 70
HAWKINS Et the btna Coal oiGe, Nashville aGd ChaIts-
nOoEa Railroad DePoL sngsn II hARTINs Ag
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TO An TO Whom II New Concer,.r, \,

N the inventor ef neW and useful I'M Dr M
In Smut Machines, which rfh. Sas serurrd u - ~
letter patens bearing ds 20sh 0ct 1857 ana fhers
are certain parties manufacturing machines ana rsnr
make use o. vepd said improvements that WIN MIA
each sna avery person. who inirAges my rights -
sponsioe ior al snch ntrinsements, and vii q
expence establish the validity ofny patent II
NOV Fart Of what claim my invention n the
securing device, formed OF The heater attnohs1 Is ~
cynndrical screw, 10 combination with the scoartnG
one over the other. ~, ther claim the sajus,ble
screens placed IL the chamber, and arranged rO.tvsv
wNn tue n, whereby the ches and lighter and Inferior
macn,ne separately, and In clean state. o., When
allowed TO pass Into the fan boz 10 be ejectS
tnefeirom with the Amer and 70 elen substsncee
This Y part OF what claim in the summary % ~
patent The above notice will hope, b. su1eat shca
meme may claim iguoI ance Of my seht. $50 a -'
p a word % The Wise b sullciens - tt3
March Dts6 jOHn 4. WOODWARD
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ADVICE (WoRru MILLIoNs) GRATIS
Every men should keep the wolf from the
door and his mother-in law, too, if he can.
Every woman has a right to be any age she
plcases, for il she were to state her real age
no one would believe her Every one has
a right to wear a moustache who can Every
woman who makes buildings has right to
believe that she can make u better pudding
than any other woman in the world Every
man who caryes has a desided right to think
of himself by putting few of the best bits
aside. Every woman has right to think
her child the "prettiest little baby in the
world and itwould be the greatest FOLLY to
deny her this right, for she would be sure to
take it. Every young lady has right to
faint when she pleases, if her lover is-by her
side to catch her Every TOOL has right to
be on the best terms with himself and that
man is greater fool who differs with him a
bout these terms. Every child who makes
a noise has a right to be turned out Of the
room; and supposing you have not the right,
you are perfectly justified, if his parents are
absent, in usurping it-[Punch.
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Tss.NTAsEEI

SSbN1ASsksh
ITO all those in want of Dental services .y.s.s ~
DR. BAILEY woull say that he has n 49,
DR.. Brancts Patent, of Gaena, for ex- II A.
tracing teeth without pain--aiso Dr. ~iiAS-t
Biandys Patent, OF Baltimore, called Cheoplasc Pro-
cess the latest Improvement for inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted gold and silver plate, and the ma
tura teeth carefully filed save them from further
decay. All work warranted.
eF Office on Jefferson Street. over Eafrey Har-
per's Shoe Store, Burlington. Iowa.
II. BAILEY, d. D. 8.
DR.. BAlLEY has purchased of me office right and
instructions for the use Of my method OF extracting
teeth without pain have used it in my practice Il rec
years, with success at once crafty ing to myself and
to my patients Ii is efficient and harmless, as be-
lieve all will end who test 1t in his hands.
july2-d&wu I. B. BRANCH
Dentist and Pate ntee.
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MARCH ga, 1857.


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
NHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage OF
an Erciasire Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility of
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGo:
$50 a La. ExPazss Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:45 N. nm. CINCINNATI ExpRKss- Making direc.
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
1915 a.. al. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Arriving at Mag.
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning. New York At ?.
Philadelphia, via Emira, at 10 r. Soston IL at
aight. Connects Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
&. R. for Buffalo and all points Est.
500 y. nB. AFTERNOON ExPREsS-Arrives in New
YORK at A. NJ second day, Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$50 p. 'aGHr ExPREss-Arriying at Niaga-
Falls Buffalo neat evening, New York, at NJ,
and Boston 4 p. NJ next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Uron r. Il. for Buffalo and all points
East Connects ,lichican City Except Saturday !,
sh New Albany & Salea. Il. Road for New Albany
Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Beiieiontaine Wheeling Baltimore Washington Pitts
e The Trains on the Chicago, Burlington g. ouss-
~, Gaiend d Chicago URian Illinois Central and
michigan Central Ratiroddo run INTO tie same Depot
at Chicago, Saginy ne erpenseto passengers Of hack
hire ana tfduJsr u BaggaGe.
a'isc o.i B u. M, 3 .Ou p. M. and 9 80 PPM
Trains I'ake d,ree; connections at Toronto with the
To Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
1t well known By the travelling public tina. this Road
has nc competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago TO
Niagara Fails, New York, Boston, ogdenshurgh, Mon
treai, &C. &c.
VIE only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday nght /.
overthis route. $3.50 p NJ. One Train Sunday at $50
r. NJ. Nc 500 Y. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elniira ana Philadelphia.
- Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Kahroads, viii find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots receive checks and
convey their baggage to hc Michigan Cenra Depot free
OF charge.
7HROUGH TICKETS COOP For NINETY ia Us,
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can he bought al the derent Offices in the West;
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and
the General Ticket Office, Corner Of Lake born
Streets, Chicago. opposite IL fremont House.
IL. j. SPAULDIEG,
May 1851. General Pass Agent
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12

Southern paper mentions that Hon. Sher.
rard Clemens, who severely wounded in the
late duel with .. Jennings Wise, is not likely
to recover. But that paper adds, .'Mr, Clemens
was prominent member of the Methodist
Church, and is constantly surrounded, and eve
~ possible attention paid him by his religious
associates, as well as Others" Think OF that
dueiist ''prominent' church men Der.