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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-26

on ch is good fence 600 cleared and the balance veil
i; so we'll setin Grass and Glover there
never failing Syringe each side o. the Farm and se
yer failing Pond about The cautre % he Yarn Inc n
IL ARRANGED as 10 have stock WaT each The clearer anu y
n a. 80 Cvslaus In he county Ithasa hne young Apple
O.tf n some ZOO so trees good tsa Frame Dwelling
~ ee' ~ pi IN frort the full length & WIDE and back
Piazza, 10 feet BY D. a ,fty ~ a. : -. -
T,oFe house Negro Houses an con ar
- vifb good Stone Chmneys5 good haIl Corn IND. 1t
rsntv Of Stables good Store House la ~ ~ ieet
ne sd feet nom The Dwelling aad good Rock PAyeen,i als .e
yI,1gh he yard wherever they needed Ine yro etl
n Ts and shrubbery, good moral neghbornood a. t m
glvsrton county; Methodist Caurch within : nile ~ 80
sand FOR Country Stores there being ne other one near
r 50 - j. d.. GOODBAk
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H. Wup.T CROP-WHEAT From TENNESSEE we
, 60, onr mieTs that the quality Of the Wheat
rsat deal better than was anticipated II y
in this respect to that Of last year II
IN rv and gTinds WE'LL 20 that the hour TINS
Is Of better quality and will stand better man
that Of last year 60 . IL. ..., 70 the very
,.-,oIv increased proportion Of red wheat -
occasioued difference in the value Of REQ -.
~ If len and IF cen cents. The farmers
- he red for its greater yield and aliegyu In
riog freedom from a variety Of dangers 800
ia.s have a sperabundanes C that kind o. -
TbiIe there is scarcity Of bite The .c,-
value 80 much in favor the latter, VIII 80
Me dispropOrton Of seeding and cause i"'
of white hereafter. ..;,,s Of vbeai
There have been considerable reoelp 49,. ~ =, -
fro1 Fast Tennessee; bus regret 20 isliI :. 49,
much of il comes in lots so mixed up as 70 Dg
~ ale It is al dry, and would De yeiy
Srt co. ,bs nromiscaous manner IN when aineren
S-sdss have been thrown together; Ihls ID gree
sseSos,s comes from the purchase oy sPeeo'ato5s
~ c-oOs Of different farmers and the olenalnl
tbsro in bulk before shipment Both isrners an
t,',.a.a .Sond sort their wheat. Il will be mne
49, 5ssirsble and bring better aggregate Prle'
-Pie6Iosd Va } DisPateb.
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FRESH ARRTVALS.

rUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL 4 THOMPsON-
no Gases Claret Chateau MargauX,
Julien,
10 Ieslie's Ginger Wine,
Il French Cordial,
Il - Muscat Wine, Ell.
% Brandy Peaches,
q - Brandy Cherries, 4" Glass Tops"
10 Corn Starch
20 boxes and halves Layer Raislns, 80.
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra and an addln9n
al Iot Of Asop and YOuBgers Sparkling Aes, and genuine
london Porter For sale, at low cash prices, By o,,
boulT I5tf ~ VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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To Merchants.

MERCHANTS who desirea select and aul
" rior Assortment Of Hats and Caps for es1ls Or
~ very short time, with very prompt pay I55s' w
Them Al the very lowest prices af WaterheJ q " aA--
Of the slow line need not apply.
wATERFIEED a WALE
@ Public
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,, Er coffee than il possible TO obtain an any other
nv anse by an ingenious but simple tLe nous
aS IN her r1Ies for length OF time without loss Of
oa tus securinga all the elements Of the cones III I
s-si TroI,,rti onal combinations.
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important 20 Printers.

vvrs and BOOK INK large eonsignnsntsuperar lu-i
IN iry at low prices, Just receivsdhy ,U
= -l-A si1rrsf street.
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Ladies, Fine SHOES and CATERS.

j Ladies Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters.
"a Ma 6o,,ass CATERS with and without heels.
Glove Kid " -
sIiDners 81 French Kid, White 4 Black Satin &c.
Misses and Citizens Boots, Caters ana sipf Hlh
heels and withOut- At q College street JUN
iulyH
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FNTINE imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers have
II received recent arrivals large addition 70 nelr stoAs
Of s most noted brands Havana Cigars, consisting OF
RpgaIias, Cubauas, CintO DeOfAOn,
SanChO PanZa, washington,
FL Soils;
With numerous other brands Of all sizes and knd anu AZ prices
ranging from $40 o $3.50 thousand.
al 100 genuine Mexican Cigars large and SMALL Of
ceIIent quality which will be sold low TO close Also superior
yrna chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish smoking To
,aceo Delphi SHUTS, Pipes, &c.
A COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE.--FOuTteer
and one half acres OF choice land be purchased very
SosIe terms Ii to the market as vegetable
garden Apply to Do,-D =,
y W. L. DOAD "i'
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-, . nI-n nnrINION,, COFFEE-POT.
1,,, OId DOminiOn COffee-P

yDs Of ibis new Pot have already been sold,
- ne demand from parts of the nted states is rapid "
inrease wherever introducir 1t has given the most
couulete satisfaction.
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TX To NASHVILLE.

SpeciaI rates. 81
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
IST. CLASS.--Piano-Rortes Books, Stationery, Boots,
She's, Liquors, Oils, &c, in boes Caupnene ana
TuTpentine, in barrels CaTpetiEg, China Saa eq ct
cases; Clocks, Confectoneries, Cotton Sefu
lery, cases, casks, and boxes; Dry Goods "a poS
bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrub0ery ~,
Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking Glass ~ owl
ers risky Oysters and jsrs Sadery II ana pfA
Ware, Teas and Spices. -
sd ola Except such Is ~
and Third Chsses,) Coffee Mills, MaeineEyi a
quors, barrels pipes; Tobacco, IN poAe
rolls and boxes; Oils in barrels and easks SlYeseLs -
QueensEare crates and casks lnces hAlts
Sheet Brass and Copper. -.a.l,E-..
npig Tin Plate, Anv Vices, casks Of Sas sno
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee lesEy CaSSlIs IL
Gearing srriase Springs and AXES, RAILROAD Meeis ana
Axles, Chairs. Spike. af4d Resin In barrett
SPECIAL Rat ESa--Furnitu-H I'D po.ot so
other light arfce3 ased ALSO Caro- y e
or other Chemicals, s be charged oy ACTUAL "esh ~
double First Glass rates.
II ? No charge drayage, Wharfage, or Inc
above rates cover all expenses from New York to NASHVILLE
Stevenson and an stations on Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates. Fr go
Insurance.
By the above Lines less than by Pts5urg Nheeing
ParkersbUrg and the Ohio river making uHeh Oh -
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods: !.
? Road win be responsibefor any damages occurring az
Goods shipped via SAVANNAH should be consigned to Agent Cen
Goods id Ma Charleston, should consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
ia ~ .--s.........- General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue our FORMER
Advertisements
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w MEREDITH, "A and IS College street, has now
Nv ready for sale Factory, 500 boxes Of Manuiac
u To5aooo Of 20 So and 100 and l40 pounds eac9
10 meet the views the trade from IL to % cents per
all Of which he Will sell at wholesale to the trade at prices ina
cannot fail please. q. -..-.-,
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco are requ 'o
call and examine themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, will be sold by the case or housaha ~
price than sold in this city before
| ~ ioy- Ilyjces septI3-d
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FALLAND WINTER DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOESs
RRADS RAW & RU TLANDs
NO. 30, UBTON STREET
HAVE iustreceived fresh supply Of BOOTS d.
WI and SHOES, which will be sold at the very low f4
KMN est prices. IEN
r. Ladies' Lasting Caters With and without heels ~
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
do THICK and Thin Sole Booees, heels and no hees
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nicei
do White Kid Slippers and ROsettsi
do Kid Shippers and trimmed heeled and no heels
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat BOOtes heeled;
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes; ...
Chldrens kid ad goat BOotes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Gaiterss
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
entlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Gaitersi
do do P. L. do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
DIS. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
de Lasting Ties. .
And all articles kept aShoe Store, to which invite the at
tention Of all wanting articles in our line
ia n25 BAADshA" q NJ AL1AH'O'
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CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
DOURE.E DAILY TRAINS
r.
CHANCE or sCHEDI
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

an and after SUNDAY, July IL, looo ue Passenger 1Isls
q y will be run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. n. and 2-39 p. n.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 200 p. ~ and Id A. NJ
Leave Chasanoora at . A. n. and 7. NJ.
Arriving al Nashville az Z 30 p. NJ. and6.lO A. NJ
Through tickets are Nashville TO the following places
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS

TR AUB & l. U.C A s.
IKE are now receiving our stock Of Fall and Winter staple
wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing FUR ana
Wool Hats Shoes and BrOgans; Carpeng, Quees"
Hardware etc. which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market IL Is unne
sary for us say anything regard selling goods c
as we are reported throughout all the Eastern cities as sg
goods EXTRA CHEAP the charge, and 70 short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared 70 sell
goods Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
our stock ' u.
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States
70 which we invite special attention. L - .---a 81, .
can't be beat quality, style and cheapness in America
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which we can and VIII sen
under regular prices. a.,
Also 800 pieces Of CARPETIEG, ply ply, y wool and all
cotton be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and see -
IIso We have made an arrangement Of the largest i'm
portng houses America Queensware by the crate Tor new
VorE iobbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery, PILES, Axes, &c, &c -
Merchants who can purchase for cash, and give short notes.
and paw Them will find house the place for them
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TnInahIe TarEn On SIC.
Uull', = hundred and sixty Acres.

TIVE subscriber Wisb s 70 81 ne 90 n sr5r cone
49, ~ - south Of Livingston, and i've miles vest OF
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NEW AUTUMN AND WINTEH STOCKlili1l
.. OF ~. 81.
DRY GOODS, FOR Is5s. t-.-,
FUR MAN & Co., sas
No. public square, NashviIIs, 'Fennesses.l as

WWTE receipt ceulpiss stock
L w American aud Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods Varieties &c.- l 1-a
Our assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Caks ban1 slis.
Embroderes, White Goods Robes, Blankets Cloths, Cashmere
weeds, Sstnets Hosiery, and all kinds Of Wooeu tasres
vii compete with, II not surpa that ever before
superior Inducements win be offered to cash and prompt
buyers. ..... -.....
call is respectfully solicited from all TIE merchants Wishing
this market. - ~ 81. .....4g. Cd
We win pay the market price fer All kinds Of barter.
FURMAE a. 90. slI rsr
augg7 No. Public sqaare near lhs sgspsss0n Bride
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
H AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks GSRM
Il 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks sf54@-H=T4
Gents fine sole leather Trunks aVY Y
do do Nalsesi -----~
do Kossuth Trunks; r#.- #
s,INbv "'6 01-- BRADSHAW & RUTLAND .
i,n95 No. 80, Union Street.
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beverage. Nervous
- bad not dared coffee for years nav 49,
fs,orite beverage again when made IN ts new p
~ I1[,t AN occurrence OF any OF the otl ull $50 -,
ss 1t IS healthy, because by The use OF 81 IT, ,F r.,
qaeno ami the coffee he boilel long enough. 20
i III he natural elements Of the berry, ANA s1' '' "
,g-,,,rti,u i'm the beverage
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Office in the Passenger Depot and is open one
before starting each Train which allows ample time
the purchase OF Tickets. IL is open at no Other ~
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave on e A n.
rsiD which connects throughout with Trains the other roads
Time 10 Richmond a hours Washington days Philadelphia
and half and New York ulTee days ms Is me cheapest
and best route from Nashville 70 the Last. . .
New Orleans passengers leave he23O P NJ Train arriving
at Memphis in time to New Orleans the evening Of
the next day. 90 through without detention al Ahs
McAnnville, Sparta, and Beersheba springs ye
Nashville the 230 P NJ Train, which connects ulrt II
lahoma Train for McAinnve Persons leaving nc
Minnve the morning arrive at Nashville at go r
Nashville which leave daily for Smitnnd,
with for different places on the ONO anu AIS
sissipp rivers also, daily line OF stages Tor LOUISVILLE leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express.
By change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
with and down day Trains causing no
ea 10 Nashville Eastern passengers and one hour gained
ever former Schedule going TO Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
iptvIO. 1553 BPs General Ticket AgCnt
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

-. g. ID. BENSON a. BElO.s Whole 60
~ = S ale and Retail Dealers IN Piano Fortes,
slz a A Prince odeons. Budalo.N. ~ ia ~ ii III
Church and Parior Organs, Guitars, VOL - y
Aeeordeons Flutes flsgolsts Flies, Drums, Tambuo
5s- Ra1iou and everything The musical mohants line
lae selet caaloeneof New Sheet Music Music Books
sctors OF all kinds Orders from the country VIA with
ront attention Pianos une Accoreons and ali other instr
ents repaired No. 90 Union STREET. ls door from College,
sept23 --tF- .l..-
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
,NyDER FHIZZELL are opening well selected stock
of Roots and Shoes suitable to the season. and prices 70 cor
'espoDd with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
. Patent Leather . and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting - =
Cloth and Lasting Caters,
Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters plain, with and without heels,
Slippers -
Fine Toilet slippers,
Viii Kid and Satin Slippers,
- Caters,
Kid Busbins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, ..
Cbildrep's Shoes Of every variety,
Rows and Youths Shoes Of every variety. .
or ne above we have something nice for May Day. Also
Sc wants Shoes and Pegged work OF all KINGS.
Call at No. q Public Square. - ,,,,
ap=3O sN1bbh q EIlAAbbl-
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,Te fails 70 dc its work right. Cook cannot soll a. L
60 by neglect or orgetulnes after she has piaoeu 'e O
an the stove or range. - n. L.-, han sold in
and they are warranted to give perfect "
iTe from one twenty quarts For sale s street.
iele - W. "A-~~-'i -
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
THROUGH TICKETS

From, MoDtror.srv. Ala. to New York, 500 90
" Atlanta Geo, do - W
kn~uris 40 do @ 90 90
Can be had on application the RaiIrOa Ticket 0ee at each
point
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sidewheel Q. S. Nail
Steam Ships, through in As to 80 hours.
Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 NJ. Berry Commander.
Nashville, 100 tOus,L. NJ. MuTTy, Commander
jos. Adger, 1900 tons, p Adams, Commander
Hdrt0H, 1900 tons, W J. Foster, Commander.
IT. LEAVE Adgsr's Wharve every 0eaassaa5
~[eflz7rl and Saturday at high water. .r.r
SsAEZL These Steamships we're all built expressly LoI
-7E This line and for safety, speed and con4otI "e
unrivalled the Coast.
Commanders, will insure travellers BY ms lns every P
comfort and accommodation. 90
Cabin passage,
Steerage passage,
For freight OF passage, apply 70 ,,,-. =, ,-,,. -.
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
Sept ST .s Charlasion' ,. u.
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New HaFdWafe sIOIe' . NAalI y" 2 p
H mINCHIN, dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
M 60 Tools &c.-Is opening at his establishment
No. Il Market next door to NJ Burns aTSe b sG1 1tsDs
se siingy for CASH or to prompt dealers on sho
% Among the leading articles now on hand will be iouo
the p6osf aBd Table CUTLERY Carpenters and BacE%
f0sAe ~ sverv description and make large assortment
TOOLS TIes and screws Flush and Square Bolts ShoVels
o. J Forks Gndsones Cranks and Rollers kihes 3n
SaoS Ie and Single barrel Shot Guns; M Cross u
fisGls 49,. Cotton and Horse Cards: Trace, Haitef'
ana pI LOG Chains Hames and Collars Picks and aa'
tocEs; Curry Combs and Horse hI u2eSs-
1- "a, THIS have this day received 900 OF
,t-s Fade Principle Segars. Smokers who prefer
n Should supply themselves Immediately don eS
ms - sgert they superior any that have beer
| aggerate When HS e VESSEL < THOMPSON.
/ hI0ught here in tWoyeafs' 1850 =
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FRENCTI, ENGLISH and GERMAN 2

FRENCHs ENGLISH and GER MAN ME-
RINOSs
THIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA EUSFRES, of all qualities;
REAL MOHAIEs and SILK LUSTREs;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS fer
Ladies, Dress Goods; 81 % '''A .z.ss1 i-5s
DE BEGE, &C., Gccs, OF All qualities;
'.- --s-1.-I l1 Il s...1.-- r. -, i. -
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AhiEae AO AN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of she greatest va
81. ga
Eiety of styles; 7.s7 '-.7.ra- g. SOL
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDs,sc.; -IEt l.aT
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B0NN7NG,S CITY BRAsS BAND.

VRONNTNGsS CITY BRASS BAND.
FUJFfIS Band is fully organzed, with twelve
- strurnents and its members hatter themselves -
ts thev are prepared furnish as good Music anJ
Rand In the state eyrespectfdy call the attention S
81 Nasops odd Fellows and other societies., well private
entleren to their facilities for furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS
oeIebrations Their terms shall be moderate. Address
]. Z. BAkTHEhL, See y, or
as-t 81 r. P. CHAMP. -
p s-pRoy. BoNNIN6's QUADRILLE BAND Is prepared
70 make engagements Music for Balls Parties, &c ION veey
reasonable terms. Address as shove. janz2-dly.-
TnIANOS.--Wehaver received fourteen more
New Piano Fortes, from those unriyaIled
MAKERS Light Newton Bradbury, and Hsrnes III II M n
Bro which make our stock very large and desiru -
able We would be pleased have these instruments examined
By ALL whether they desire to purchase or not Every Piano
sold By u.s. shall be warranted to IN every respect
hbl0 ". q n FhHEmAN'
PLANO FORTES, LOOKINsi-sSLASSBSs &C.
VETE have now in store, fine stock Of Pianos,
w MeIodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terias &C. and are stili manufacturing Insdel ii III III
Rinds and All kinds Of Gilt Works. have recently
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORs
a. In word we intend 70 WITH THE TaEs, please
our customers induce them to patronise homes instead o.
sending abroad. :. n rDrpx,,v
fcb1G-H ......r ". e n E1nH--AN.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
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:. SzTTTTTFTTmBBR YARD.

s NASHVILLE III MHhAA 49,
r C. pARDEN dealer in Lumber, shingles, aaa TIts
e. Fioerinr Clear White Piue Poplar Plank Jol'i bys
linz SQUARE Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar Pr and
e. ,ifls .uu Poplar and Cet ar, one dressing 5i NJ
Nv Teiio,T pine Flooring; one Single Machine, v nv
Polar sugles--all in constant 5eEatoh s apd at De
quantity Ct Lumber or Shingles al me s 81 DARDEN,
lowest prices for cash. -, va No IN broadway.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AM
BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH! .

BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
RAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
VuyHF ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to washington
can h. procured which point as well as 70
The shortest most direct, and ia every respect the mo-.
rou II the only BY which purchasers OF through
Tirts m New York enabled TO reach the cities Of
IoIeria and New York, the cost OF ticket 20 New AoTk
opv thus enabling business men and trateleIs oI
rfrton 10 visit four OF the principal cities IN the Ioh io
les cost than can afforded BY any other route -
And il is the only route hy Thicl through ti-Ae1s gu ~
m Ricm0ud Norfolk, Wincesec, kreerlcksDurg, anu fe
I,r- IA CareSton Savannah, Macon Atlanta, AUGUSTA
IlsrEl sprincs and Bedford Springs. - l.
Passengers from Nasyilia tase e sylsS % 1iyiIIe
Thomos, or ts CunerlaG flIeLl ~ =. gini'
fiD there with the United states Nail steamers 70 Clncl
i 81 tb tIs Jacksonville Railroad TO indianapolis Lu
- direct CONNECTION az Columbus, Ohio, with the Ceh'l
Obio Railroad 10 Wheeling, whence close connecuon "4 @
aImorg and Ohio Railroad is made to Washington my, Da
more. Philade pbia and New York -. r. - ,r.rbfs sra
> Passengers holding Through Tickets from Me8pns al
Transferred al Cairo of the Illinois Ceutrt
rom Thence passing through Terra Haue lndanao', ~
M ynia t Columbus Tre Daily Trains leave Columbus At
10 A NJ $3.50 p. VI. and T. J.. NJ 90. .t.-s- .ro
Ts Travellers are requested notice that while tls Is M
OulV route adOrdng Through Ick2S 70 ot l - - j-
ta same rate charged by oer routes to AeC lef y1 u -
Iso the shor test most speedy and direct TO all the lts
a. - 49, TIM distance Columbus to Baltimore y Only
being about 100 miles shorter to New York tlah ny any
r route There are changes Of cars by TINS fouVe' anu
consequently less detention, than by any other' ,-
II = The read ballasted with broken stone anu ID
For fare information please apply to D. G. RuNsET agent
Tor Trough Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of th
U s. Mail steamers, 70 the JeneTs99'ille
Main street. "s u, - n a n M r
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent