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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

CLUD.-The next meeting Of the Re.
publican Centre TIP. Club will be on next
Friday evening, in the Court House. We
hope to see a good tun Out. as the organ.
izatiOn will be completed on next evening.
Our country friends are cordially invited
to attend,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

KANsAs.-It is stated IN the Leaven.
worth Ledger that immediate application
will be made TO Gov DENVER to call an
extra session Of the Legislature of Kansas,
in order that steps may be taken for the
formation of another Constitution for the
Territory.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

EEWs would suggest to the vigilance
committees of the several townships the
plOpriety Of at once forming clubs and be,
coming thoroughly organized for the COM
ing contest. Our ticket mast be elected !;
and for success we must work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

~ The State Fair commences at San
dusky on the l4th September. The diff
ferent Railroads in this State have agreed
to carry Stock, Machinery, &c., to and
from the Fair free Of charge. Passengers
will be only charged kalfthe usual rates
in going to and returning from the Far.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
ATLANTIC CABLE.
me 0UREPS MESSAGE

vALESrrA Bar, Aug. l6. 1858.
70 Ae Honorable he President Of The
United Ssatess
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion
of that great international work in which
abe Queen has taken the deepes, interest.
The Queen Is convinced that the Presi
dent will iOin with her in hoping, that
the electric cabs which now connects
Great Britain with United States will
prove an additional link, between the na.
tons whose friendship is founded upon
their common interest and reciprocal es-
TEEN. The Queen hss much pleasure in
thus communicating with the President
and returning TO him her wishes for the
prosperity Of the United States.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
THE DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE.

A few years ago il was generally supposed
that grey hair could not be restored to lis
original color, or made to grow on bald
heads; but since The advent Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, many persons
who dyed years ago are now seen daily in
the various walks of life, appearing in all
the vigor Of youth, wearing their own dark
flowing locks, simply from having used
this great Restorative.-Louisyille Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
SAILED FOR CALIFORNIA,
New YoRK. AuO. on

The steamship Star of the West took
out 500 passengers, and the Grenada 400
All for California or Frazer's River.
The steamship Herman, which will sail
Tomorrow direct for San Francisco, will
take out nearly 600.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

We have been requested to announce
the following named person as a candidate
for the Office for which he is named
Subject TO the decision Of the nominating
convention.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SM CRANE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
HEADACHE.
FROM AN EMINEEr CLERGYMAN.

PRts6urgh, July 0, 1855.
Messers. Benz, Page, Jr. & Co.-Gen:
tlemen: l take great pleasure in saying to,
you that l made use of BGRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BTrTERS, which obtain.
ed at your store and found special relief Of
a severe headache, from which | had long
suffered, and I believe they were Of service
to me in relieving my stomach aud head.
Very respectfully. DC. ,,
SAM'L. E. BABC0CK.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

Mr.. Chas. Rukenbrod, Of the firm Of
Huston & RukeubrOd, will please accept
our thanks for the present o. an excellent
pOckst.kuife. Charley always has knack
Of being clever, as in we'll known BY those
who buy at that establishment. And, by
the way, we would just hint to our readers
that il they want good and cheap goods,
and like to deal with accommodating and
clever business men, we know of no better
place than at the above establishment.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
NOMINATION.

CrNCISSATr, Aug. 20.
Col. George W. Nanypenny, Rx-COm.
missioner Of Indian affairs was to-day
nominated for Congress on the lst ballot
by the Democrats Of the 10th District.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
LOCAL d MISCELLANEOUS.

FROSr.-We bad light frost on Mon.
day night, last, and also one the night be-
fore. The weather for some days past
has been cool.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

H 4 Law has been passed. by the
Legislature of Minnesota legalizing the
taking of is per cent. interest. Hereafter
the principal immigration into that State
will be Brokers and money shavers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
T The other pl0bt aAs, :. h.J !.

H The other night ahsr we had 70,
tired and were Just about forgetting The
tolls and cares Of the day, aad the angel Oi
balmy sleep was STOPPING to spread her
mantle over US, we were aroused by the
music Of sweet voices, as a group Of FAIR
oSKs stood near our window and poured
their silvery notes upon the calm night air.
That was a serenade as gas one. The Ia
dies will please accept our thanks and good
wishes. May they always be joyous as
now, and may their bsarts' music never
be discOrded BY a melancholy strain.
''0h sing that gentle strain againl"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

SoRELV DIsAPPoINTED.- Our Democrat
&c friends about town appear to be sOrely
disappointed because not one Of the unsuc-
cessfull Republican candidates were silly
enough at the late county convention, or
since, to say anything derOgatory Of the
ticket, or party. For two or three weeks
before the convention they had been look.
ing forward, with a great deal Of anxiety
for "kind Of q muss;" and this not Oc.
curing, but on tho contrary, the very best
Of feeling prevailing all through, has caused
their visages 10 elongate most remarkably.
In fact, ever since, they have looked dis.
ceuraged, felt disheartened, and are donbt
les about ready to eIclaim, "Oh for a
lodge 10 some vast wilderness"
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RATES of ADVERTISING and
JOB WORK:
As AGREED' UPON ny THE NEWSPAPERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.

a Twelve lines Of BREWER viii be consid-
cred Square.
a Business cards not exceeding oEE SQUARE
with Ihe paper, win be charged t6 per year.
O-Advertisers must be particular 10 mark
the number Of insertions on ths face Of their
advertisements, or theY viii be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
C& Advertisements should be handed In
BY hoSDAY MoRNINa, to insure insertion that
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

Eg- james Craig, formerly of New
Philadelphia. has been reelected to Con.
Ircm Mia.Sari, l,y maj"rity Of 1000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
JOB WORK.

b Il n NKS.
$3.50 per Or. (paper found) up to 10 quires.
yer 10 quires, 81 per quire.
The above rates viii be hgidly adhered TO
IN all cases
G. w. BARLOW,
Publisher ef Democrat.
WEYAND & BAXTER,
Publishers Of Free Press
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TIE PRESIDENTS S REPLY
WAsHEoroR, Aug. i6, 1858.

WAsHIEoTos, Aug. i6, 1858.
TO Her Kgssty QassH Victoria, Queen
Of Great Britain.
The President cordially rtciprOcates the
congratulations Of Her Majesty the Queen
on The success of the great International
enterprise accomplished by the science,
skill, and indomitabla energy Of the two
countries. 1t is a triumph more glorious
because far more useful to mankind than
was ever won BY conqueror Oh the 6eld
Of battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph,
under the blessing of Heaven, prove 10 be
a bond Of perpetual peace and friendship
between the Kindred nations and sn in
strument destined By Divine Providence
10 difuse religion. civilization, liberty and
Jaw throughout the world. In this view
will not all nations Of Christendom spon
taneously unite in the declaration that il
shall be forever neutral, and that its com.
munications shall be held sacred in the
passage 10 their places of destination even
in the midst Of hostilities.
] Signed, JAMES BUCHANAN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25
R frgahGm, for September. is choice
number. Long waive Leland.

~ Peterson continues to be faVOite
Of the ladies. Always in Advance with
the fashions. - :"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-25

FRoM 1HR DIREcToRs OF THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN oRKAT BMT-
AIN TO THE DIREcToRs IN THE UNITED
STATES.
CTRus STATION, N. F., Aug. l6.
70 the Directors of the atlantic teLs-
graph Company, NeaO York:
Europe aud America are united by
Telegraph. Glory to God in the highest; |;
on earth peace and good will to men,
(Signedl
DIkEcroRs ATLANTIC TELEoRAPH Co.
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Oicnffao Sen ~. @cpte,,,ber 1855.

.emat99t mnO, iaste 6rau bon Berg feierlia,
eIne8 2a9sS miro eS lid erbebeu unD feline
S9ma@ uno Demitbi9uns RIDDEN 49,.
W|c8sn Sic etne cute Yrcpbetin iein rief
Tulle. WoSe oaS 0plt uns treu blelbeu i'm nus
9lllt uaO Der Glebe gu ietnem &Onis niemals
per9el1en Sa, id null bolfen auf olele 3eit u.
mIll been, Dab lie balo fommt, uno wiu aud
lRt nl4t mebr wcinen, iouoern mid nur erint
nern, oaB itb Wtu,er bin unD bal i id, meme
Slnoer leet wteoer ieben icu, um mid ni9t we,
Der oon 11nen gu trennen, IonOern NIT lbnen 3u
metnem @emabl gu ellen, rer mid III &iltrln
erWartet Sn etner Stunce mallen mir peitsr
relIen
9ENrfiphnt1o foIot\
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(Tortiesun9 fol9t.)
Scblpr Sreiten1fein.
Ncman Ion & ecOOr Wt Ig9e.

(Gprtfbun9.)
9tit 1anfteS S1deln ltte9 in ba8 l6Sne rubi9e
9elldt - - Der Slmmel bat ale meine
Dani&e erbSrt, iaste iie, .-.
Danfen sic tbm cafir, baB Sie feline &inter
belieen, 9eorstne, la9te Die @ebeimrdtbin, pann
wlirDe Spre Autwcrt anperS lauteu. Q8ir nlas
9en nie beioen &nabeu riele Gorge uuD Ylase.
No9 au9 9emlB pele 6rtuoe.
SetDe ltno lett Sabreu in einem @rsiebunas<
lnltltut, td babe tie taum seleben, fubr bic Da>
me lOIt, auetn mas bort n1u niAt, wl8 fiirbtet
nno bctft man uno wie qudt man li9. 81!
etn Sle 5ufllecen, pa5 ncbt 5u fennen.
ADer - be9ann 'Seor9lue, uno in ibren gro.
Ben Nu9en leudtete etwa5, mas cine eistalte
@mp1lnoun9 IN raS Ser5 brel 5reun0tn bra6te.
Ste tcmen b1s nod NueS erleben, flllterte
bic 9ebennatbiu, fSnnen trauiise @rfabruusen
uaden, mas Elm engages &iuo fir 0tctb uuO
llnSluf uber sic brlnJen tann.
gtne bopere 9tOtbe tarbte pa5 gsltdt 8eorsis
mems unD lhre Auseu lenften li4 perwirrt, ais
Die Sllfe Der Sarcntn nit eineul 9ewlen bob
n1l9en AuSornde an lbr bafteteu. PlSsliA
9In5 Die &bir auf uno 6raulem Sop4te trat
hsreIn, auT cem Arme pas &tnO, nas lie lbrer
Shmelter ent9e9enbleIt.
ST eS nlAt eIn ollerliebtss Paprden? rief
lie Idper5euo.
2Sp paIt Du paS Sino ber u? iraste bic 8a,
rcnII gu 9lelAer 3ett, uuo Die 0tCt1e lbreS Sc
llWtss perrann leltlam ldnelI.
5H babe eS mlt9ebraUt, ftel bic @ebenrd>
tbn elm, uno unbeSreJfll fll9er QSeile nod ui9tS
oaOon erwdbnt. Ste er5dblte, Dap es melt BON
Nbeln eluer befreunoeten Samlle ar1eeb6re,
aber cur4 ben ploetld)en GcD beoer @ltern
Sanjllcb perwallt IN lpre 0anOe Beratben lei uuD
nun l4on lelt per Wtcuateu lie besleitet babe.
SSahrenr fte Die rubrenOe @eldibte er5dbfts,
rupten Gle Au9sn Der S9lcBfrau forlhenD ouI
DEM tletnen QSeeu, panu nabnl lie es aui lbren
S40oB unp lprau uno tdnoeie nit lbnt tmttIer
freunolder, bis lie eS lbrea @atten reihte, Der
auf4eltanDeu mar, un Den arm:u Berlaenen
au1 wtlltomnen gu be!Ben.
Naa Stmo mar turAtldut Dor ben lrenloen
@ellntern unp lAmteSte Itp it'll an bic l1Due
Ur'u. Gs 1T eth ret5enDeS Gn9elAen, laSte
lte, niGt nabr, 6sau5?
9Sle betBt es penn?
AntOue beiBt ols Wiodeu, riei Der 9ebeints
ratb, uno, llebte 9eprglne, we Sle oa liten,
NIT Oem Ufaccauen9etbthen Dariiber bnse,
beu9t. i'll lener luBen Uerwirrun9 cper 8er3iif<
tun8, ple Dle Wdler la9eu, icllte man Sic fir
Die leibbaite Wutter baten.
sOer S9er5 wurOe au8eu1eiu beladt, aber er
lbten Die lunSe 6rau perwunOet 81 baben Sie
8ab oaS StnO Der SarOnm, bel Der e5 nbt blei=
ben mcllte, Dunn nabal eo 3SrduleIn Sopbie uup
tanoelte nit lbm i'm Gunner umber, bis eS
aus9elal1en llbte, cine 0letbe f1uoermellhe
sSsrte unO GSne gum 8elten CAB unO enOli9.
uatoem es oem 6crltuleilter nab bic seUiniate
Ge!eSenbeit Sebrteu. nit ieiner i4Onen g8irtes
rim elae unterbaltun9 balb laut belmli4 gu iib-
rem, waro eS Der Samnerlun9ler rpieOer iber>
9eben, pie ibm Elm breEnenDes @briltbdum9en,
S9if4en uuo Seeiun9fern uuD taulsno 5err
tAteIten perlpra4
| [iEDrtleknr1 fnlatl
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Terms.

me daily BAL iIMUhh nKCER Is pubIis
eJsry morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered
Carrier" to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WEokEh is also delivered in the Cities OF
4~ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the da;,u wpcurp
81. so in advance.
. rhe weekly BALTIMORE WICKER !. rrh,,.
"a very Friday at 81 per annum and 81 ner
.S :; advance.
AnvrRTIs sEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Nbein>04Seine. gsss7Es7s4
NcIfFrenbrr Spdbbemtr bet 8alSne unb gtntt. HS8sN
Wpielpsne Bet 5aupne unb ptntr
Spnpetmer (Npnpa etl) per terlbmten- -Str.
ma WuIIer uap & c 3u baben bet ' =.
S, b. @bdrrpu uno G o.
tD 1872 u 134 u.s. 3pnoaror Bp Epur1n son SdrpperfrA
Nortipetn, Wfdoetra uno @berrvmeine.
100 Vertel GdB Eacen 3plpaHs, poruuter etne
9Grtbts Srn Der teten Suaat,
2OC Dussnp DENT pRns gdaj 6nten i'm 0dben e tn aru.
Gen unc tienen pattbeea na 8ee5ea bes 6uerS abee.
aeben werpen. j. y. s barron Inb 0.
NS. 132 unb 49, gDsf Qpmbarbfr
II. jwet 2bureu Sflth RON SanpDerhta6e,
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&ranfen 1tfsD &eiDenDen!
DIR. Swayne's
Suiammen5eieeter Sprup bon Bilbtirf9en
Sinf;erurSentlicbe Rur.

ppint yPsds, 5rtcbrt9 Gp., Nb.
9r. 6 apne- gpsrthsr 6srr Gs ais etne Pht&t ee.
oen bas pubtum betraGe tusi4 aber UNI 9ud aersSt
~ fetn ptl m SUD NIT etSer mt9 elbf bstreReen Sur 70
ausercrbentI betannt mduen ds emas ne nteeer
BEN purpe SIN egten Strcbe baste t etn fGrfe Srufe.
faltnua peler @ eAetbpur ptIbete bas IT'D aud BEN
9nusen lite, pts tnHsrltb nne dustrS pts SGlem
unp &iter ausparcn. n Atpem tpnnte bur Bite Quuoen
roirsu une burd bic Orfuuns tn n,ener Brua am
nenenp NIT groeer Netbu9et; pabet bate th Tao unb
Na stnsa ReLssn 9alttn SerlDr ben apRettt
ebr bnfauts, 70 eaS etns aer,te ale 5pnune aueaben
unb 6rdnfbe anger pem ee6 ppn ept,iu bslten
n biee eenPen 3ufan6 blteD M lauae 3e bis t AZ
tinsm rpP ab8emaeerT mar, fur ni;1 ale Spfnuna
reribpInpea iGten Da M aber IN 6en eifupaen ppn ben
Sen punperpOasn Surea ssleien bate, bic Gaer 8u.
IA measslester SyruP pen Wtl6ftr.
mad Baltimore nne ing NIT Dem brau9 6srtelpen an An
meIen ercBen &rfaIuen uHp Sreupe metuer HantIie
rns 0e Ss1nnns tn Der sunse an a belen, mstn busn
narF ae uno alst 3epn Sptten eebraut bate mar Id rSI~
Ia pteper Seluhp -
heber aaf Sabre nO seraoHsn unbsup$ BIN i'd su senn
her gtaun sts Snt esn Gae Osn 2 1855. SD bin IN
tsten Is Vfpuan nt euen Gag tran eeefen pnb Be-
tsnne paB I'd &aG srUsen Danf 6uIDs bta. A&tuusspOL
Der untsr1rsebsus ta NIT SpOmas Dtrsn eenou bsiorr,
anS taan bssen aB er Dte pben uHsssben bbatet mar
SD tstradte etns soerperrauns fah pts Elm gDsaSss
Wr tf elm purhtses Wittelteb Der 9seli&aft.
SaA.eS u. Durbprpm
Sahpr sss Ssrltns, 8rsties Baltimore Grufsr,u,
R- gD tann bts 9etIsartet Der aussebruua btpeieir
xa5Stm CT sn 3eusAs ME bas pbtse sslelea bat
So etbt nur eRe 3upt tdBae 3ubereuna ppn IptIbfren
unb bic enSt8 ete pon etnem prpentlien Nr,te ,uper
gurbe, u Or: wasn - v3siammeas seiester Ssrup
aranipstteu, wtdsa er ausemeTsn uns fur peSc ste
rfaunIt2ten Splsen aus beeu Webraue @ sctsen, ndm-
hG 2unen &rtaltun9sn, &usSsbruns @rUnG!tts, eng.
bruaterett, blauer 6utn Ylutpeten, 6trtett, apa2e
Sttmme StenlteGeu pper GruupmerSen eef&pddte &pRs
teuttpn Uesen WBbraa9 pom &aIOms unR aneersn la ia.
6n) 9efppfen pper Serstrantbe tseInbs etsung rber
@ntsunpune Der 8ebet Ie Sent naprPaften @een@aten
ber9rn unS rsntsn Sas Sut aae unerpaitsn bic xrat
no ett @Psettt-fssl'' a! Iatis'sss e Ssrisrr.ssT
j l. Stprtp Septnth Sretl, Rbtr BEN NetI
. TRuapesRtat
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Ntaiaaaadsll

Aft9ThMWSs8Eta
Dee rtAAItAt >, Baltimore aDe6tr' eFiHssat
itben WtprStd INIT Ausnabme beS SpnntGes) uno
Setet &entS per QDS6e, an ote Grd8er taplpaF.
Der gDeder" pirb ebenfdas tn DHlen9tOH nno
EDteelne t4aItA bMr@ GrGeer ben ASVnnsnflm
tins paus belSret.
Durd bte YOa s,rIenbet tDfst Der tdsIdt ysotfer"
$3.50 per Satt, tn WnbrbtnGter VSrans Rss-
iahtuus,
~ oos IN p,GenbEatt bes Baltimore 9Deder
,rstutisStn Hrsitas unS tOfet tGbrlt& 81 tin uube-
btngter 0prdusbe8abl1u9.
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< Gtusae3eihmete fra1s6iifche 0Oetne.

t5HE5kl t5H3kl Ausge5eidbmete franS6fifbe 2Deine.
~ Yi't Heia Cuff yanna Decatur" empfnssn mir
eAA 3 6a5 9batsau eaBrae8s 80 5as st. GRspb; Is
"a 8as 81; 5al,sn; % sag S1ambsrn > 5sB 5srmtass;
samartne ytOan IS 5aB 9aut 5auterne; IL Sas
1useat se Sron8nan ammt etner ausseiu4ten Ausuabl
5a.buns Ytre 5ete tn 5antr& srprss ir uns aus.
gu3t uns mir empebeu bsIbeu oesbalb unfsrn prtpat
RuneA oUte ieperprtaafera, ais t befen 2Dene beier
Nrt - une werben p4e oeH btasfen Yren sstauft bel
S. .. y pdrrO unD s o., Asent,
Wo 1872 u 134 esm9rrofr Iblren Sflta BON 3aupperf
(Suli30-S)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

press upon tie great public hear., which is nors
duIseie haH monuments Of marble oF .hrass.''
E Ihese distinguished examples CT heroes and
1l-,esinen taken from the Wild uneEtiFaied Vest
with, others which might Be sli1def Ia "a silsv
aelAHasnees- Whiek-rural scenes exsrt mean, bs
mina ~ . upouQur farmers sud mechanics that
We rely, not only for the blessings ana comforts az
he n tine % pssee, butlthsy e5nsttuis - Ii,ser
portion q oar armies ia time Of var ven nd a.
termed the ebone and sinsE Of the M - .
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SIC 81 EFouse and Lot.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
the September term, 1858 in the Of John King and
others King, and others will oer Toe Ee a. the
Court House in Nashville on Saturday the A dag Of October
next lot Of ground fronting 50 feet Cdd street. ~ ieet Of
runs and 50 back only 81 feet.
TeFms--sl95 will he required N cash, ard the balance on
creto one two and three years, without interest said pro
ev longs 10 tine estate Of Sally King, distribu
ton among the heirs. I. X. CiiEAIhAM, +.
sep34 IA Clerk and Master.
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- s7s1s5sSiE 50 -
IHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
western, Northwestern, Southwestern States, by con
nuous Railway This road also connects at Pttsburg
daily lines Of all ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland Ssndusy with steamers to all ports the
Northwestern making the most direct, cheapest and F
route which FREIGHT he forwarded to androm the
irsGJ West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAssBoots, Shoes, Dry Goods Gin ,c ,sr tOOH
boxes } Furs, Feathers, &c,
sEOosD Gees ana stationary Dry 6Oc per lOOB
THHB 1sAnyiis, Bagging' Bacon and soc per 1903.
IcuHTH CLAss-Co Fish, Bacon, and Pork an, ra 1OOH
Ibackrd) Lard and Lard Oil, ~
Flsur-55c5s psf bbl. until further notice
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COttonS per bale not exceeding 5000 lbs weight until FUR
ther notice. ..
In shipping Goods from any point East Of philadelphia
particular to mark package "UI EGd5phtG AdF0aa
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad at Phade
phia Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AsESTs-Harrs W0rmley 4 Co, Memphis, Tenn
Co.. St. Louis J. S. Mitchell & Son, Eya1syil e
Indiana; Dumesu, Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter JeWe
louisville, Ky. R. C. hedrpn, Madison, Indiana sprnsmau
3 Brown, ami Irwin L Co, Cincinnati, n W Graham q Co..
zaHesTille, Ohio Leach Co.. No 81 ky sirSet, Boston
Isach House, New York No ], William street,
and Battery Place. New York K, j. Sneeder, hadepa
Hagrew Koons, Baltimore Geo c. Franciscus Pits6urg
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Ag6Ht1 FhHH.
H. J. LOMBAERT, SaPt,i A6t00Hd' Penn
april, '55-d
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Dealers in cattle fFem Tennessee aud sissvbsr.
sre bringing eattle IN consf8era6is numbers ito
thIs county for sale. We imagine they via ana Il
neait 20 dispose Of them 81 their 0Rn prices Is
our farmers do not seen 70 be much il ths huuor
for buying. 81 50 per huudi ed is about ibe most
they Nil Be a6le to get RaTrsai0n, Va, Feg
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Eeveg fails right. Cock spoil your cup Of
Cofe BY ogetulnes after she has placed tie bler
on the stove or range.
Nashville and they to give perfect satisfaction all
"-'- jsIe J. W. WILSON, College street.
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VaIuabIe Farm for sale.

TITHIN ave miles Of Gallain- sumner county, Tenn, not
w far from theLouisve and Nashville Railroad IT'S we'll
vstsr we'll tabeed we'll with blue grass; with coforta-
be Hosas Oufhuilduga Terms &e ea7 BE- n0Fn b.
plying 70 7. Bsysrs, ealiatins IeDa z.l- ql4-Rla
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFULLY
1885, FALL TRADE. 1858,

Al IHh VI y IUfh- AILLLNhHI hMPURIUA
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
M RS. DOK LErespeculiy announces to the ladies 80
I'VE Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee adjoining
States that she WlI receive in few days from New YorE
the largest and magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
B0ANs as we'll as the cheapest brought to this city in
part as follows :
1000 FAN and Winter BOnnets, all colors: r5H Or
$500 Ladies' and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Boomers
styles;
500 Chene Fancy Buge, Nareeau, Plain and Flower Head
t. Dresses
500 Ladies Dress CAPS: t--aa
1900 Boxes extra line French Flowers fo Party Bridal a
pOintmeuts - 20 81 .a
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
$50 Boxes White Red and eolored Plumes.
EMBR0IDERIES such as Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets, Bands, Edgilgs, Chdrens Robes Waists Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts and Coes Cloth Cloas e most
popular styles FuEs in great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains $500
I rod BOnnets renovated retrmmed in No style II
augl5H MRS. DOYLE. !
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EblANIa VI Jun lTIElItgEs-
NAsHyuLE, ggNy., DEU. Iq, 1857.
TEVHE stockholders OF This Bank having placed the
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding it up
INDEBTED to Bank will please call pay up as their
debtednes falls due The note holders will please send in
notes early possible and receive notes the
Bank Of Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed over and hereby pledge my individual
bty for th.m ana the money Is ready when called for.
decl3-d JOHN D. JAMES.