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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Tie United States Senate must soon act deci.
.;velv IN the cisim Of Jesse d. Bright and Gtsh In
n. Fitch to represent Indians in that body. This
sc,i, has already, 10 subserve party purpose,
been delsyed too long. Can it be possible that
tie Senate. boasted as III. most enlightened deliber
a,ve assembly in the world, will recognize the
toned election Of these men as United States
s.r..c,s, Look at TIE lsw AID the facts:
The Constitution Of the United States says
that Senators shall be ehOs. BY the Leg
"n's,u,er Of the re,pectiSs St4tes. The
Constitution ,f IIl:sna say; " The legi.la-
..,.7e aa.Aoit; OF ne St,'e ,hall Dc vested il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

rioHIDt NIw-.-By the arrival of the United State.
seomer cray Cloud, Duke, from Fort Myers %
WedLesday last, We have ate Intelligence from Cpl.
Rector.
Billy Bowlegs represents himself a. ready 20 EN-
bark at any time ed says that he can prevail on
party Of bOatmen fourteen warrior- = accompany
him aud the Othtrs Dow at Col. Rec or's camp # he
can lind them.
Severs Of sam jones' men have sisuisd their in.
teb,iCn to accept Major Rec'ors propositions I. il
generally believed, boSeyer, that Sam himself viii
not remove q forced TO at the point Of the bayonet
Gel. Rector hes notified the hostile indiaLs that the
L,rgatirn will lcsve Florida for their Western home
the lei day Ct May, ard that such of tea as eG-
PC. 70 remove peacesbly must be ready 20 embark On
that day srd Il az the troops will be immediately put
90 tie rack cf Hose who remain.
lTsups Fla Pc Ga. a',r. April ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
When Mr.. Thomas L. Kane WAS arrested at Los

When Mr. Thomas l.. Kane WAS arrested AT Los
Angeles lust as he was about to enter the Mormon
territory be established his right TO proceed oy
exhibiting 70 the local magistrates letter from Mr.
Buchanan, accredtipg him rs the asent OF the
President, sent to settle the Mormon difficulty, It
1ossible BY peaceful negotiation. This we learn
from California; AID the report is confirmed BY
The Press of Philadelphia, which positively states
the fact that Nr Kane is now in Utah ss the envoy
of Mr.. Buchanan. This being the case, We are una
bic to comprehend the policy of sending out add
floral commissioners on the same errand; and yet
there is no reason to doubt that Major Ben Nc
Cullough of Texas and Gov. Powell Of Kentucky
have gone TO Join the army and attend it in this
capacity. When il was announced that Mr. Kane
had gone to prevent the eduson Of blood and
restore the Mormons to peaceful obedience TO
the laws, there was but one expression on
the subject; aud this was that Mr. Buchanan
had made st least one judiclous appointment
Mr. Kane's long acquaintance with the Mormons,
the seryices he had rendered them when they were
destitute and starving, and the influence he must
naturally It'll exercise over their leaders, all point
bin out as the most proper person for such
seryice But now that be is on the ground, and
has either accomplished his mission OF has failed IN
it and settled that it cannot be accomplished, two
other gentlemen are dispatched on the same duty.
l. this done to satisfy tie necessity for new Offices
to supply hungry partisans Was it for this pur-
pose that the already enormous expenses of the
Mormon war must be increased by the thirty OF
forty thousand dollars OF the Commissioners
salaries ard expenses! And if such commission
WIS Indispensable why was not Mr. Kane made
one of the Commissioners II he wa, the man q
send ON private and confidential embassy, why il
he lot put at the head of the public agents charged
with the same funct Ons A strange and inysteri
Gus style Of conduct hiss marked Mr.. Buchanan 4
whole career since be became President Some
of these mysteries are quite unf,thomabe; aud
this Mormon commission would seem to be- ore
nj HI, III
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Nr. Wii,m II Eoghsh-elected to Congress as
. Democrat On the platform of Popular Sovereign
ty-tist is, of allowing every eabryo State to e-
e..izs or forbid slaveholiirs on its soil, as to it
,hs ssem coed, without interference, or ioaaence,
or dictstou, on the psIt of the Federal Govern
ment, or Of any other poger external to it'elf-
Voluntarily chose his position with those Democ rats
Who condemn the Lecompton Constitution as
frsud aud .hs attempt 10 impose it on the People oil
Ksrsss without their consent as an outrage. lie
teok this po ostion before The world, knowing thai
il would place him in pointed antSgopisn with
the P,e.idett ard his cherished polcy-snow nc
that Power ard Patronage were srra!ed sg "n''
what be thus pr claimed in his Judgment the side
Of R;att. Justice and the true Interpretation oi
.b. N,b,s,ss bill Thus dcfuirg his position, Dir.
Ep,':.h voted in favor Of Col. lIarriS's proposal
.,.. 'be ysiijit Of tie Lec0uPton Consttn1's Do
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Toii- A.-'r listed Pr.


NNHIVGToN Weife.iay April u, 1913
Tbe Sebate's Committee of Conference on the kss-
ras bill have SIR. Eng .ishs bill under consdesaiso.
ora u i supTOsed will sfTye at some cpnel1Sa
today.
Tie INSTRUCTIONS to NJ. Reed, ur'ei Sta.ss Con
mssioT,r to China, have been made public las
Sccretsry of State Informs him that tue obi eta warn
{ i Understood the French aud E,Ri-h allies seek %
sCcoI plan by treaty stipulation are. J. r. pfoj.fs
from the q inese Government recognition Of me
rights OF OIL OF powers 20 ave accredited minister.
the Couit Of Pekn, o. BE- received By the EmperT,
ard be n con mun.ca'iOn h the authorities ckasei
With tie foreign affairs Of the Empire. ?. 40 exnh.
ave commercial intercourse with China, VII ch 10 soS
iestrct' 20 tie five ports enumerated In ne ussy.
= reduction ofthe iain dutes leyied domsstA
Wocuoe IN TIE tfanst from the ictsrOt 4 ~ eDvs
At AMOUNT now imposed b sad o. b. in N0l'ee
- 80 neay. T. stipulation fer rel q 'us ircei2n
10 al iCreiPh reside nis Of China =. Arrange ner's %
tie supif, ssion of piracy. provision for eEteni
ipg the b'nshis Of the pfoposei treaty 90 81 o's''
civilized powers 81 the earth.
Thee objects, the Secretary SAYS are neccguzslE y
tie President e. rs, AID sxpediert and, % Ia -
YOU can DO - by peaceful cooperation be- eGPeet "!
v Hl "a m ihe.f &C 'cupl ,hncDt In ccpgf MY ~ 80
W. po-cy you will Communicate frsnaJ VITA ,s'
Bfitish AID French Ministers upon al ~ sis oi .s-
non interest, 50 that il NAV be dstirci'y uncetfy
that he three nations are equally influenced ~ s~
termination 10 obtain Justice and oy fesue " ~ ~,
o.e treaty arrangements fer tie eltetsion sna NV
I'd ys'e pfOte',ion 4 .h.ir c,mmefciA it'etyN
"a I as Bs. % yolI sJe thsss susrs @s" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

NLn CorSITHFErrs.-Tw new Counterfeit sln.
on the Merehabts' Bsuk. New-l0k, sni a.. on the
ritcet,n Ba, OF PxIcetoa. NJ mad. Their spear
ace las. evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

TRpgs AND PLANTS.-A CATALOGUE OF the
eho;s>4 Ysmrs PLowHRNG TREES aud SHsrBs Rosys SO.
win Be sent on Case OF ali packages paid - New
York 3 NJ WiIsos Old Colony NrseEes Plymouth. Mass
BARTHOIF's SEWING MACHINES-FOr Iall0rs,
Pant Ve. essmskers and general Office No i99 Broad
upy, corner Of Bioome st.
These machines make excellent work" IN T. Sun
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

6 LADIES CATERS at ~ Slipper and Ties g. Boys
Patent sther and Misses Cbildens Boots
Shoes Of al kinds AZ prices At .
J. b. MILLER & Co.'S, No. 387 Csnsl. st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

HoLLOWAY's sPnLS.-ProiessiOna prejudice dies
hard but the cures Of Dyspepsia Billions Disorders aud Dyeu
teri wrought this liable remedy break ng
where The t raj minded members of the faculty
sdmt the value Of TIE done Well they may lor shanes
he G, a estmsut BY lis countless
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Dusiness Notices.

1853.
PAp,R HANCIScs. ISrEstos DEoosir'oN''
nc, &c, nc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
REMOyAI-BROwN'S WATER FURNACE Co.
Have removed from No. p Spruce st.
THIIE NV STORE, No. "a CANAL
lthree door. Eat of Brosd WaYl.

Vthree doors East OF BroadwayI.
We would respectfully call the attention OF those VII" dest
their public buildings warmed through the medium
Of Hor WATER, 70 BROWNS improved Hot Waer Furnace
claim s the in its Construct
sai ysr aud affords ABUNDANT supply Of pleasant sud
HEALTHTUL HEAI aod what very important, REQUIRES
IITrly or We have numerous references rOu
those successful operation from 10 five
yosrs 70 would happy to refer Apply to
s ofce OF toe COMPANY where circulars and further inOms
Ian NAV % obtained ]. 5. Brown, President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

No duly authorized practice physic surgery hs'
be sowedt disclose information which be nave &C.
qu in nttcI ding patient In professional charac and
which information enable him 70 prescribe for
such pu,rt nh 30 do him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27

EROM thesubscrber on TIE lstdny Of July, Negro
He was raised in 1ast Tennessee. Bear achnuTls. BE
viii probably make his way back there Z bought Ain
rom Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee Hillgiye en doars
heis eEaghtin my neighb0rhood twenty-five dollars e
aken out Of the county htY dollars 70 be ssta % 1
Tennessee. When taken he is be delivered O ne,
confined 90 that I oan gst him. DAVID n. s4AaN
rs mill rrrf1-. 90 al ararII ne Wr-r
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Ii debts due rs previous ihe year 6I7. VIII be- enl-
"A lected % suit a. January Cont before Mastrsts
II not 1ad before that tine Tbs sha appy Co persons,
VII nCut distinction. ga word % the wise eeutn
decl0 NrMafHW q 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27

CARPENTERS TOOLS-The largest and best selected
u stock IN toe market including Ebony Rlse Apple
Beech, and BjXwood Planes; also Coos Patent Cast
Ses Augers and Anger ts with mar other warranted
articles for the Carpenter Mechanic aud Farmers use
For sale BY MCALL VANLEER A co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27

L TIE assets Of the Company are
Cash in hand and in Bank, S87 9s9 SO
Cash il special deposit ID Hartford Banks, ''''' "
with accrued interest, 26O. 1874 90
Cash in hands Of Agents aud in transit, 1852 O5
Real Estate unincumbered, A. 653 A
"a Mortgage Bonds at pr ct int lOO0-10OO 1900 90
As DO do % g lOOO-lO0O 25,o0e 90
10 Jersey City Water
Bonds, 1OOO-IOOO 10000 90
Is Hartford City bonds6 " q" lOOO-lOOO $4,000 90
8 Milwaukee do 10 d" lOOO-lOOO 5000 90
Money due the Company
cured by mortgage, 5,l8 o.
800 shares Hartford New Ha-
ven Railroad Go STOCK, 100 u2 $500 90
lO7 shares Boston Worcester
Railroad Co., Stock, 100 rs 5346 90
- Railroad stock, 100 50 1880 90
so suares Connecticut River Stock 100 Is 1880 90
so do Stafford Bank do 100 100 5000 %
b. do Citizens Bank, Water
6ury Stock, 100 100 5000 90
Sc do Eagle Bank Providence
Stock so 50 1880 90
300 DO Phoenix Bank, Hartford
SteCk, 100 100 5000 90
400 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank, Hartford Stock 100 100 10000 90
fora Sock so 50 $4,000 90
24O do Safe Bank, Hartford
leo do Cly Bk, Hartford SICK 100 ITO 1900 %
S.ooSs, 100 SO 5000 90
Hsriford S oeE, 50 800 5000 90
ford, 5 oas, 100 $50 1870 90
100 do Charter D * Bank Hart.
f5rd, STOCK, 100 loo 10000 90
100 DO Merchants a Manuflc
Bank, Hartford Stock, paid in LOCO 90
IS do Aetna ink Sock, paid in $50 "
200 do Merch. d Exch. Bank
New York, S.5os, so S. $500 90
Tqr4, Stock 2'--' ~, so So $500 90
~ YORK, Seek, a5 Ic6 81 800 90
New York, S.osE: 100 100 10000 co
" S'oF, -, 100 s. $500 90
Sock, 100 1o8 $3.50 90
Yofk, Sock, Is IFS $4,000 90
Stock, 25 100 10000 90
Stock, 100 100 2l2Oo 90
Siook, 100 1o6 1o6oo o.
SOCK, so los 1880 90
100 do H,uovsr Bank, n. York,
sooF, 100 IS 1880 90
New YORK, SOCK, 100 50 5000 90
Sock, 20 1O5 lo,5Oo 90
York, SOcE, 50 l25 % Sl2 so
800 Go NV York Bank New
York STOCK, 100 los $500 90
200 DO Markel Bank n York
STOCK, 100 % 1900 90
400 do DC an Bank New York
SocE, 90 rs 5000 90
400 do Metropolitan Bank n.
York, Sock, 100 los $4,000 90
500 do Butcher and Dr0ver's
Bank n York Sock, IS 10 % 600 90
800 do Importers q Tlaters'
Bank \. YORK. stock, 100 95 2s 500 90
400 do Amen REChsI &c BlLk
NeF Yors, sSoeE, 100. IS IS 600 90
$40 do Merchants Bank New
York Sock, SO los 43C5O 90
Is do Mechanics and Traders
Bank Jersey Guy. SIX. 100 IS l425 90
100 do u. 5. Trust Co., New
York. 5 Ock 100 100 10 600 90
$50 do Ny Lie ms Trustee
New York Stock 100 $50 % 500 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27
rENNsYLvANIA RAlLhoAD.



THE Great Central Route connecting the At4nticoisa
Il WthWestsrn GoTs hEsaiers SAD SCUM ses,sfn sais
5y continuous Railaay direol abs read also connects
At Phsourq with daily line 81 Steamers 70 nl pOTts
be Western Rivers and Cleveland and 5andusky with
Steamers to az ports on the NcrhHssiern Lakes making
the most dlrset ebsaps5t rebil5ls r0as By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded TO aud ron the Gfe0s Hss
Rates between Fhiladsphia snd Pittsburgh
FIRST CLASc.-boots shoes, Dry Goods a., - roor
On boxe5j kurs, Feathers, EC...-... - -
5EGOAD CLASS-B0ots an stationery,
Dry Goods tin bales,l hosoWare Lea Use psr l90b
t1er, sc. 1900 s.ss-s.s..
BIRD ClAASS.-AnTlls, DagginE, Bacon, ell ,,ou,
and Pork in bglk,) hansp, ac....... o'p Pei lOVN
F0URrH CLASS.--Ooaee kiah, Bacon, { -.
and PORK (packed,l Lard sad Lard Oil oy1 Psi AVsN
FlOur-$l 90 ger bbluntil further notice
Grain-45 cts. per 100 lba untd further notice.
Cott0n-S2 per bat exceeding 500 lbs. weight uah
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods nom any point East Of Phiia
dslphis be particular 10 mars package ga Philadelphia
RglLr0a.' All Goods consigned 80 thu Agents Of this
Road Al Philadelphia or Ptsbug will be forwarded with
ont detention.
FREIeHF AsHsEs.--Harris, Hormleg q Co, Memphis
tennessee r +. sssa CO.. s. louis }. $. hItcha
son. Evansville indiaua; mesni Bell and Murdoch and
Garter jeWarts LOUISVILLE ky.k. q. Medrlm, Madison,
Indiana npng1an Brcw1, ard irwin Co, Cincinnati
n. W. GTa6am Co. GAINESVILLE, OHIO; Lsech CO. No
54 Kiby street Boston; Leeeh Go. Astor House, New
York; No.I William street. and 10. Battsr6 Place New
York; E. oneeder, Philadelphia 1agra# koOns, bai
nm0re; Geo. Q. tEanciscus PIIiaburF.
a. II. HOUSTON, Geasrls tFsl0t Agsat Psla.
q. J. LOMBAEkT, SuDt hkto0na. ~.
dec IS, Tt
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have closed up my sable on Market street, nul i1r the
purpose Of going 20 Texas, hut atsnd mv sla-
bic, corner Of Church and Front sirces Hher6 aare
moved our Stock and viii b pleased % fesFa pstron-
age Of ny old customers and tae riding public guery.
iulyl G. W. 5UEaaH
P. ST. wish 10 hire good Carraua-d For aosd
years q. g.
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sPEGiAL RATES

axes ahoYea spades, lad Irons and Gin ,n rr lin
pals anviis Ficts casks OF chains and hes manila and
co, on eoIlas5 e2lre leaRl esngs7 uu gearing erags
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27

--,---- $l,5U6,8S7 IS
The amount Of Liabilues Que Oh H.. due to Banks
OF other cred t)rs-uOthIng.
Losses adjusted and due-nOne
Losses adjusted and nJBdue, Sl2O36 80
Losses ulaCjus ed, IN suspense, waiting further
proof or tested, 161 $50 IS
An other claims against the company are small for pru-
ing, etc.
Agents instructed to take no risk exceeding $4,000 with
out special permission.
The greatest amount insured any one city, town or vii
age varies.
The greatest smount allowed to be insured in any one
block, also varies
The Charter Act of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented.
harI1ro' jan ISL 1905. Secretary.
STATE or C0NSCTCUT,
Hartford Co., S., Hartford Jan Isl. 1855.
Personally appeared before me- Jds,lce af tb. Peace
dulv ouih6 d 70 administer oaths Thomas Race u
eut of assets and cJDdilUn OF the Egna Insurance Com
pany is true.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
State Of Tennessee, C0mPtroHas ONCE !
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10th, 1858 4
This is to certify that the E.ua Insurance Cn9aDv To-
Gated Hartford the ate Of Connecticut has com
Piled with all the requirements Of passed by the
General Assembly the 5 ate of Tennessee N March
1886 entitled can Act to regulate the agencies Of Iusur-
Companies Incorporated by the State OF Tsnnes
see and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally authorized
agent OF said Company the Town OF Nashville, and
OF Tennessee.
J. c. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
IL Referring the foregoing, the subscriber continues
the Policies If this old aud sterling company, at
jan I7-3w JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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ETAVING sold my interest," b. he Books Notes ana sfsst
II OF McCrsa Ierrass MessTs. &. d D. vi r-r--r-
vac viii settle al claims aglat t1e lrm Ehorali
lender my sincere hauka DO all me 81 tha
arm ,and would recommend ny successofs a. aenusuo
worm Of CONSTITUENCIES o. taeir lsrsolor liberal aIas
ian3 HUGH nefiFsa
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Tobacco ManufactOry
a. e coLLRes ST 8EKT.

AZ l8 COLLRGg sraBKT,
TTAs now ready Tor sale al his Factory 800 boxes Man
IL uiaelnred Tcbaeeo boxes a 90, So ard 100 and "a
pounds each to meet views % tie Trade b
IS cents per pounds; as 81 which DC viii eel a. Whoiesa 70
The r. de- a. prices thar eanucl fiil q please
Merrhan wanting Manufacture Tobacco, are requested
70 cali and examine lor themselves Also,
TWO hUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On conuisoH via be sold b. thousand, al ICES
NICE than ever sold In this city before
ROLLED TWIST AND CUT TOBACCO Ia Ersas varisiy'
al vsry low pre- sapt s3-5f
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AttOPneYs I'D LEV,
LEGAL NULAJEs
MANSON NJ. BRIEN6EM NJ. BRlEN, JR.
ATTORNEYS at Law,

Attorneys at Law,
n SHFILLE, TENN.
OFFICE no. a. WESn-SlDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPER'S BUfLDIAGr
(Fornery occupied 81 Ed. kHlng)
HAVE taken IN c0parnsrship my n. d. BRIEE, JRs
n the practice Of aa tn ali The courts Of Dxvdson county,
One OF both can generally b ound 10 the once Prompt
ane peelal attention given u securing a2d collecting al
Gains, (money always ready when cosc-cl have been
9lstanty and regularly engaged IN my profession In tue
dcanin District Tor The last 20 years, and wiz c0nluae 70
eus % seeurng ans collecting claims nlrusted my
Be The counties Of Caa0n Ledo, White, f5nlrsss, Over
tlu futnau, ana lacEson have FeneTa acquaintance
VI he mercnaniiand ousnes men in ia couuea. HE
cnans OF Nashville and 10 other pisces, might Ind 10
neirintost 20 confer with tn relation thereto.
refer 10 any and al who my ability
and prompt aitenlion 20 luaiaess-
srehi5-.s7-iY MANSON N. BRIEN.
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CRAIGHEAD 81 CO.,
DEALERS IN
Ia BD w a i e.
% PUBLIC SQU1RE.

JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the eptro in
, terest Of Mr.. WM- q, MlNGHIN, in the business Of
CrBighesd Nnchin, is alone authorized to he
Tm 10 QuIdaIou, and wI continue the business
the old stand no % Public Square, under she title
above. may14
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MURFREESBORo
~ Hilary AcadamY

--,o,, AgEFRREsn3E8, Jsn. s. Is58.
dB saoserbeLs having obtained tne Acsdemio buuding
opposite ihe Methods Female College, viii oran her
ecoOt on Aonday, toe lslh oil mouth bis building 10
pc uped lempofanl5 until suitable ana eoaafI.
nls Rail have been erected their plan Is rhat
q we state Military Academies south clroua comb al
ins me - stem OF rd military discipline wuh eomnet,
lafal3 Ana ociausuc coursr Of Studies IleT are nus
aosd 70 exercise acoutr0 t1o sudets a. an bous
not olaefWsa O. Be acquired Method eru arv and Dc.
taaiy are ensured 10 NE recitation roc tud elssnrs
Hne IN addition 90 the gss otn8r sFes oil eu.
eto tnorough knowledge d1eIeul schoo BE- OF Iil
lLfJ tactics H derived, both from ard lro he r
which LASS iay subaorges The requirement. ID r1r-er
RAINING ana exercise SD -asaaJia % lle sIulent1.
fora mors eompets exposition, refer me community
70 our ProspecJus
lhe academic year vii be divided into Two ssasions-
Terms $50 per SESSION.
WA J. DAVIS 49,
lanl&. r. b. D'OTLEFi FfiAlP--l-
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MCALL. VANLFER ( CO.

NUTLERY-A extra assortment of P lckes an Table
~ kuves, Carers Butcher Knives, Ssea7s, Ssisscrs
and zors Also me assortment Of the best Warraaed
Ivory handled Knives in ssts dozrBs Ia warranted
plated Forks and Spoons 70 match For sale ~
MCALL VANLEER 4 Co
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OEIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
pAGlhGE CHFCKED TuPOUGuf

BAGGAGE CHECkED THROUdHl
TENHE ONLY ROUTE By EhicA through tickets 10 Waah-
ington be procured, 70 which point a. we'll as to
baltimore, il the Shortest drsct ana N every re-
spsc the reliable route Il the only rous b. which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New YORK enabled
10 reach the cities OF BALTIMORE, Philadelphia and Hea
York 81 the OF Ticket heW 0Tk uny thus en-.
abhng business Men ana Travellers tor pleasure inior
alauon four Of the principal cities Union foT
lsss cost than can be afforded b any other route.
ana il Is the only BY which Through Tickets can
De had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester kredscksburg
ana Petersburg, Va, Charleston savannah, Macon, Al
ianta AugusIs Berkley Springs ana Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coaches Of
carter b Thomas steamers the Cumberland rI7er
70 LoBIsVILLE, connecting IHere with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati, or with the Jefsrs0nTis
Railroad 70 Indianapolis, lnd make diIscr CONNECTION
columbus, Ohio Hltn the Central ONO Railroad 20 Wheel
ing Whencs close connection win the Baltimore and OHIO
RsfToad Is made 10 Washington City, BALTIMORE, Phls
dslphia and New York.
fsg- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
pins transferred ~ CAIRO % tne cars OF the ILLINOIS
Jeutrsl Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
daute Indianapolis, Dayton 4eua 70 Coambus Three
Jsy Trains leave Columbus a. 10 A. H., SEQ r. n. and
10 2 n.
~ Travellers are requested to notice shat whine this is
Oy route aJrdIng through TcksstO a!iths Eastern
Cities Al the charged By Other As
F9rk 0Nty it is also the sn8rts speedy and direct
20 all the leading ponsln the kast The distance from
Columbus Baltimore Is only 80 miles, being about loo
are less changes of cars by rOute and consequently
isss detention, than BY any other.
- The road IS ballasteO with broken stone and is
snurely tree from dust.
For turiherl information please apply D. G. RUNSEH
Agent, Nashville Teun.
For Through Tickets spply in Louisville at tue odcs Of
.ne u 5. Mail sLeamers q tie Jsdsrs0uve Railroad
1ties, Main street. WI. 3. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. a y. &. B.
JOHN 81. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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