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Vollintine's Digest-

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MEMPHIS, February Is, 1858
ii. VOLLINTIEE, ESQ:
We have examined your Digest Of TIE Decisions Of the
supreme Of Tennessee, delivered subsuusnt 20 ne
period which Mr. Msigs' ugesIeOsss via much inter-
The WORK exhibits accuracy research and aOyha
printing and binding we'll executed NUS prove
valuable addition the library Ofsver lawyer. We rusl
you may be amply rewarded for your serve
profession ana ne public.
hsspsCuully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS,
HENRY D. SMALL Jnuge Of ths Common Lau
WA. i. BROWN, and Uhahcary COuri Of
b. p POUrE, Msmphis-
X. G.. PAYNE, b. r. MCklEkNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Vi the Criminal
BID. a. NbhGER, UourE Of MemDhts.
SAML, W. AHhE5, JOHN r. SALB
J. b. LAMB, Attorney General.
r 8. AYRES.
The above mentioned Digest had within ten Or A.
Teen days agtns iOllsWIng cook stores:
Msssr5. Lamb fOunE q Co., Memphis, Tenn
Mr. Z. b. Brown, Jaekson, Tenn.
Msssrs. John York s. Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Dir, }. A. Rayl, hnOKvlle, Team.
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MERCHANTS.

Who visit Nashville purpose OF bayng Table Knives
aud Forks Pocket Knives Shears and LsisOr Shot Guns
and Rdes Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards. AEsOr any OF
the innumeEable items essay make up eOmplss
gtoc of HARDY
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,,rsu IN purchass from 10 10 250uo 5ushal Of prime
.-e6ansa5Is wheat for immediate aeagefy, or Hhch
al pay ne full maEkst Piies' A.CAA1eh
me le-EHGHa +f-@N~tf
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m CHAnCERH AT CENrREVILLE,
John W Huddlzston and OheTs vs.. Mary N. Raymond
and others.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of R R. Ray
N mold decd, 70 file their claims against bis estate
wan the Clerk and Master Of said chancery court duly
authenticated according to law, before the rule day IN
en- Der next Otherwise they will b. forever barred,
OKVILLE A. NIXON,
Iuayq-prs fee IS vat CLERK and MasLer
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Nd lTiOus Gfectyns consequent upon diSordere
II 5TOMA CHI OK LIVER, such as Indigestion, Acidity o.
he Stomach COlicky Pans, HeaTben, Loss Of APpeue
Dependency s, Costiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles IL
all Nervous, RBeumsc, and Neuralgia Affections, has ID
proved highly beneficial, and in etnen
sdecged q lie cided care. -,
This is urey vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific ncple after the Of the celebrated o
Profess or, osThave. Because Of its great SUGGEST
european States, it's Introduction into the UD
states intended more especially for those OF our ane
land ed here and shere the face or this gn
country. Getting with great among them nov
offer the American public knowing that ts truly won
deruI medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
particularly recommended TO those persons whose con
sutOns may have been Impaired by the continuous use
aydeut Spirits other forms OF dissipation Generaly IL,
BntaneOuH effect 1t dnds its way directly 70 the seat
To-, thrilling and quicker Ng nerves raising up Lae
foopng spirit, and in fact, nflng new heah ana Vlgofh
system. - III.
NoTIcE-WhOeVer expects to ind ibis beverage will Dc
disappointed the sick, weak and low SPIRITED W"
PROVE grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular rene
iEl prophecies. ,,-,,,,
The great popularity ths delightful Aroma mas
many fmtatOEg. which the public should ghare PeI
chasing Be no persuaded 10 buy anything else unul you
nave ryep BOerhaves Holland Bers fair tral One oOt
no will convince you how infinitely supenorta1o a'hess
II Sold at 81 por bOto,o six bottles for g. BY tbs
BENZ. PAGE JR. 3, CO.,
Manufacturing Phsrmaeentists and Chemists Fl'sOure "a
Sold in Nashville by Ewin, Pendleton 20,
W. Berry s. Demoville, DR.. o. H. Roscoe, 10. g.
Brown, Demoville Bell G. W. Hendershott, Dr.
I. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beech Hunter.
saad Druggists generally throughout the State
uav5 55S-dtri&Wl wins.
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HOUSE-BUHDERS,

Who want good Gun Barrels, Pliutor Percussion LoeE
sheet Brass or German silver, Guards and Butts, Doub
Tris gers, Rife and Shot Gun WPers, Gun, Nipples.
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Late &c. Baldwin &

FB-SI0O and postage stamps enclosed to any Eutho
zed Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry & Dsmoyiue, aHd C
W. HendershOtt Agents for Nashville. deOddzWly
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mayIs2t

IA The Clerks Of the Circuit Courts of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notide the 4th volume Of
Sneeds Reports has been deposited in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
May 18th 1858. irwin.
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B9r The Grand Temple Of Honor of Tennessee
will convene this morning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
Temperance Hall over McCleand's store
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WTTaGAHS

n vvoor, 4. IN proDristors 3I2 BruadEay, Aau
W. - 49, - u ~ Wire Railing 6llab1shmsni,) sna
"a HsrEst q Iouis No And sold By al good Drug-
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Ia Our readers will learn with regret that
THALBERG and VIEUxTEMPs have found it necessary
to postpone their concert one week On Monday,
the 3lst inst they will open with the most talented
and brilliant troupe ever assembled in Nashville.
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EVER WOODY,

Who are in need OF KnobsLOeks and Latchers OF ny
WbateVer But Hinges and screws Bolts Of all kinds,
dow FsstnsE SASH springs, Nails, Pat Brads, In shOr
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s.-Any person wishing to know my business
ia West Tennessee, can do so by calling upon Col
Z. S. Cheatham, or Mr.. E NJ Reynolds
W
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NAsHvILLE.
vA1IAEDEaHAM ADMITTED.

Ourdespaiehes Of yesterday Inform rs that Vsl-
laoaeehsn (Democrat) Of Ohio, vas admitted to the
seat occupied b. Campbell, (Americsn and Black
Repubiiesn,) BY majority Of four votes The re-
turns Of the election gave Campbell majority Of
la votes. Va hgte ham contested his election IN
the erouod that 48 tree negroes, who do not enjoy
the right Of suffrage under the constitution and laws
Of Ohio, vsied for Campbell These facts being
clearly established BY the proof in the case, the
House very properly decided that vsllandsghsm
was entitled 70 the seat. Mr.. v lie one oftbe ablest
men in the country and is a valuable addition to the
administration forces in Congress The Washing
ton correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvan-
ian says under date Of May 81
The course now being pursued by the Black Re-
pubicsns in trying 10 of and thereby possibly
defeat the Minnesota members from taking their
seats, is not only facious and eoWardly' but das-
tardly Il only shows TO what base uses the leaders
Of this party have come at last The whole Of yes
teTday was frittered away, and they have common
ced The thing Today, in What IS called hlibIs
tering-the whole object and purpose Of which is,
TO postpone the swearing in OF the Minnesota mem
hers until the Ohio contested election case Of Camp
bell and Vallaudegham has been disposed Of The
votr on this Ohio case, it is understood will be very
close and IL the two members from Minnesota take
their seals, they will vote for Vsllandegham, who
IL is perfectly clear aud apparent, is entitled to his
seat Such reoklessness and stupidity in a party
never was exhibited before, and il it does not de-
stroy them and their party in that young and -four
ishing State, am greatly mistaken
Later teegraphie dispatches inform US that Messrs
Phelps and Cav lnaugh (DemOcrats) from Minnesota
have been sworn in.
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FOREreN news,
BIZ FHE Last STEAMER.

GREAT BR1IAIN.-Re Resolutions have been proposed
in the House Of Commons, By Dir Oardasli, aud in
House Of Lords By Lord Shaftetbury, oensuringths
Government for the publication Of their dispatch 70
the Governor General Of India in regard TO his first
proclamation 70 The people Of Dude. Lord Ellen
borough assumed al the responsibility for this act
and resigned his post in the Ministry, which was
accepted. The resolutions we're to be considered on
Thursday, the 18th inst-the day after the sailing
Of the steamer.
The London Tines says that the resolutions cen
suriDg Government will be supported by Lord John
Russell and the Peelte psrtys well as by the
friends Of Lord Palmerston Speoulstions were rife
as TO whether the ministers would resign or dissolve
Parliament in the event Of the resolutions passing
The London Stock Exchange was depressed under
the impression that there would be another Minis
teriai erisi well by the continued withdrawal
Of gold for the continent. There was no alterna-
don in the price Of money.
No doubt seems TO be entertained that the pro-
posed vote Of viii be adopted by the House
Of Commons on Thursday, although it seems al
most incredible that dissolution will either be
contemplated or allowed.
LOEBOE MONEY Market May II, M-Amerioan
securities slow Of sale but prices unaltered
Consols for money quoted at 974(997s, and for
account at 97f
LONDON, May y, P. M.-The Tines city article
says there was increased heaviness in funds but
q partial recovery from the lowest point.
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UTAH
Ths psnpsylzanisn Of Maz p. srs:

The telegraph this morning announces the arrival
Of Col Kane at Fort LeavenWorth, and we may
shortly expect something reliable in reference to
Utah affairs. Those persons and papers who dis
credited aud even ridiculed the news when it was
first received will now have 70 take the back track
Col Kane viii probably prOseed to this city and lay
his dispatches before the President Those who
know Col Kane speak Of him as 8 high minded and
honorable man The report that he is a Mormon is
perfectly absurd ard ridiculous Il is well known
that he at one time exercised great influence over
these persons and that his journey to Salt Lake,
a private individual, was undertaken from motives
Of pure benevOlenCe He had an interVieWWi the
delegate from that Territory, Mr. Bernhisel, be-
fore he left, and took with him letters for Brig
ham Young Mr.. Brenhisel suggested TO the Gov
erDment in the early stage Of the expedition, and
even before ii started, the propriety Of sending
Peace Commissioner or Commissioners 10 Utah
But The Government would not listen to it; aud
when Col Kane informed Mr.. Brenhisel Of his in
tel' On, he at once approved Of it. The Government
Afterwards changed its policy, and decided to send
the said Peace Commissioners.
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Bank of West Tennessee
Potatoes,

AT MEMPHIS
The nOts Of this Ban will be redeemed at the UnIor
3g4t Fannesaae At Nashville tdtwdw-
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ffB 7@z.35...5 =zssll57 jsIslzsl
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS ONO, AN
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
MOMPr

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT, .-Tbis
w celebrated Machine first premium Of a Grand
GOLD MEDAL as the best combined Reaping and Moving Machine
at the great United states Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
KY, in September, 1851. The near Syracuse New
York. in july where all the principal Machines United
States thoroughly tested The their awards
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society," at Louisville Ky.
1t also received the award the best Reaper
Mower before separate committees appointed by the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," Nashville
in July 1857, Of the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and given this Machine
during the last season. every Machinein America
The above machines for sale by undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS Il Co.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May q, 1855.
On my return to Nashville this morning, after an
absence of few days, my attention has been called
to an article in the Nashville Union and american of
the 28d inst, in which it is charged, upon the au-
thOrity Of the Legislative Committee now in session.
that there is a defaloation in my Office Of thirty
thousand dollars. In reply to which, beg leave to
make the following statement: When that Com
mittee met in this city about two weeks since, in
qured the nature of the investigation they wished
10 make in my Office The Chairman, Mr.. Good
pasture, replied that all they wanted was to ascer-
tain what amount Of money had been received by
me as Commissioner of Internal Improvements, to
be satisfied that the money had been paid into the
Treasury. l then proposed that the Committee ad
dress circular to the TTeasUrers Of the different
Turnpike Companies in the State, requesting them
to furnish duplicates of receipts they held for divi
dendS paid to me, aud upon comparing these re-
ceipts held by me from the Treasurer Of the State,
all they wanted to know could be arrived at. This
arrangement met with the sanction of the entire
Com mittee. / had the circulars preparsd-they
we're signed and mailed by the Committee.
l was then informed that the Committe would
have no further use for me until answers we're re-
ceived, which it supposed would require ten or
twelve days. 1 remained here during the remain
der of the week, saw members Of the Committee
every day, nothing farther was said to me on the
subject A few days since it became necessary for
me to visit West Tennessee on business Of private
and important nature; which fact was communicat-
ed to the Committee. On my return find myself
condemned without a hearing, and without the
Committee having seen q single receipt in my pos
session.
only want a fair and impartial investigation, and
that censure be withheld until my innocence or
guilt be established. F. n. W. BURTON,
Secretary Of State
P S.-Any person wishing to know my business
IN West Tennessee, can do so by calling upon Col
: Cbeatharn mr. Mr. r NJ Ravnolds
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
u z3=ssss...si.z - -
TFVHE Central Route, connecting Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states, BY
tinuOus Railway direct. This road also Pittsburg
with daily Inns o steamers 70 all ports e Western Rivers,
and 81 Nlevand ami Salluy with steamers all ports
NOrtla Lakes king ts most dec cheapest md yeli
Tbis which FREJ r can be forwarded To and from
treat IVES
RATES BEI" ZEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
bov21 rrs 5r O'' u''2 ''N 75c. per IOOB
Second CLAss.-Bs and Stationary. Dry ( eo 49, 1oou
Goods Gin Iales,J 'lriw5re Leather, &c, wv Pei AV'lo'
IHT Porx Gn b1I5 IL E bacon ana SOC per IOOB
FORTH CLAss.-Cohee. r Bacon, and Pork Az no. INA
(pacsedl Lard and Lar Ill. iN PET lOOh'
Flour-55cts PER h6l. until I-ther notice
Grair--25sts. PEI 100 lbs, 10 further notice
CottpIS5 per bale. exceeding 5000 lbs weight,
Their Notice.
II tn slipping Goods from any point East Of Phade phia
All Goods consigned 20 the gents this Railroad Phade
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harris. WOrmley & Co., Memphis Tenn.
Indiana; Dumesuil, Bell Murdock, Carter Jewet
Louisville, Ky; r. c. Medium, Madison Indiana Spngman
Brown, and Irwin & Co.. Cincinnati. n W. Graham & Co.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach & Coz No. 81 Kiy street, Boston,
Lsech & Co. Aston House, New York No. l. William street,
and No Battery Place New York E. J. Sneeder
Nagrew Rooms Baltimore; Geo q. FrJucis,us, Pittsourg
II. II. HOUSTON, General FisiyAt 44geRt, PKa'z.
II. J. LOMBAERT Sup't,, At0o8G, Penn
apri. '5S-tf
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Commemorative republish below, in corrected
form, the card Of Mr.. R. H. BRoCKwAE, which ap-
Peared in this paper Wednesday and Thursday
mornings Several errors had escaped the notice
Of the PrOOf-reader, the most important Of which
was in the paragraph commencing, &" II you will
just step across" &C. The word "whole,' which
preceded 50 Grover 6 Baker claim, was misprint
The sentence reads correctly nov.
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IA The Clerks of the Circuit Courts Of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notified, the 4th fOlume Of
sneeds Reports has been deposited in the Office of
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. P. CLARK. Clerk.
May 18th 1855, Itri vim.
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Bsg~ We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident we offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are an object, are
determined to sell cheap as the cheapest We
SOuld call the attention of the Ladies especially to
a lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks Ducss and all the different kinds
of Drsss Goods. Our stock of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose of imme
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON & Co.,
apr7-tf. No. - Public Square.
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AssETs IANUARY 1s5s.


Losses equitaby adj usted promptly rad Upwards Of
OOOOO Of Losses have been paid AZ the na Insurance Company
In the past IS years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with so7ency and fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings Contents
for terms Of / to years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
ruped through Of financial Storm periods
evenul in, exempt from sweeping conagTations and
disaster Being long established ss troubles Of the
credit system affect us in material particular.
During hard times the security Of reliable Insurance an
imperative due ability Of property owners sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and throughout
State. Policies issued without deav the daily author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to With Despatch and Fidelity
march5-6m
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New Hardware store, "A Market ST.

General Agent for the State
FISHER, WHEELS * CO.,
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JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
House and Lot sor Sale.

Y virtue decree Of the County Court of Davidson
DcounJy rendered at the APn term, 1853, the
James A. McMurry, EXr Carissa John n. GhOl-
ston will OBer for sale Al public auction at the Cour
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, 5rH OF JUNB NEXT
lot Of ground ia the city OF Nashville being No =
the plan Of aid OF By Gascock and PorsTasld
ing 50 feet the South side of Jefferson street, and
nng back alley; said lot has Il small house.
TERHs-S350 will Be required ia Cash, and the balance
credit and y months, without interest This lot Il
sold 10 pay the debts Of Lewis Ghaston, deceased.
F. R. CHATHAM,
msYs-laWtd pre- fee % Clerk and Master.
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AIMs HI MANCHANs dealer in HARDWARE CUTLERY.
w GUNS, Tools, &c.-Is opening establishments
No. A Market street, door NJ Burns large and well
selected stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns which intends
Offering exceedingly low for CASH, prompt dealers on short
time Among the leading articles hand. will De found
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters Blacksniths
Tools Of every description and make large ASSIGNMENT
Of Locks Hinges and Screws Flush Square Bolts Shoye
Spades and Forks GrndstOne, CTanzs and Rollers
Pistols; Double and Single barrel MILL Cut
and Pitt Saws Cotton, Wool Horse Trace. Halter
Wagon and Log Chains Hames and Collars Picks and Mat
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FAMES R. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA
- TennesseeW attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his in the Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory situated at KickapOo.
He will sell Land Warrants for cash locate the
when the lands Of the District subject private entry
Also, purchase lands at the public sale in July and do all
that he in uic0us selections promote the interest Of his
clients. Address JAMES r. VFRD
Refer to kickapoo, X. T.
Gov. D. WoOds0n, Receiver, nNi'A'p'o' h l.
Smoot- Russell & Co., Leavenworth, X. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, st. Louis, Missouri.
H. G FaWt, Esq, Washington, D. c.
Cook, Bailey SCo., Nashville, Tenn. NAV I5-fv I'm
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II Persons of sedentatY Habits who are generally
affected with Vertigo, Languor and Exhaustion Nausea and Head
ache Boerhaves Holland Bsrs grateful remedy
gives strength and energy the SYSTEM stimulates the digestive
organs and corrects acidity of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing Of the
many delightful prevent imposition
be careful % ask for BOarhave's Holland Bitters.
msy23-dSWlw
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May oath, 1853.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.

- - - g. a:.!.:5s
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AND
BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
VNIE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
be procured to which point we'll Baltimore,
shortest direct and every respect the reliable
1t is the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled the cities Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York, the New York
only, thus enabling business and travellers pleasure
Information four Ol the principal
less cost than be afforded by amy other route.
And it the only route by which Through Tickets had
10 RcmCnd Norfolk, Winchester, Fredercksburg and Peters
burg, Va; Charleston, Savannah, MlcOn Atlanta Angus
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
ThOmOs the Cumberland river, Louisville,
connecting there with the United steamers Cncin-
natl, with the Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis Ind
maks direct connection Columbus Ohio Central
Bal tmOre and Ohio Railroad made
more, Philadelp hia and New York.
? Passengers holding Through Tickets Memphis
transferred at Cairo to the Illinois Railroad
and Nenia, Columbus. Daily Columbus
10 A. NJ, 1880 ?. VI. and u, P. NJ
II Travellers requested notice that while this the
only route aordng Through Tickets Ill the Eastern Cities
the rate charged by other AsU York OHl is
also the shOr test, speedy and direct all the points
in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore only
SO miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by
other route There less changes Of by this and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
L The read is baastsi With broken entirely
free from dust
For further information please apply D. G. RusrY agent,
Nashville. Tenn.
T. s. Mail steamers the Jacksonville Railroad Office,
Main street, WIN. s. WOODSIDEs
Master transportation B. & o. X. R.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.