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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-22

NORTH MISSISSIPPI CorroN CRop.-A
corr respondent of the Memphis Appeal, writ,
ing from Palo Alto, Miss, says:
In the higher ATTITUDES in Tennessee, the
cotton crop is small as regards the plant
but it is thickly stocked with large bolls
and opening early-while passing down il
increases in size, and is equally full Of cot
ton and the staple toleraby good. The av.
erage crop in South Tennessee and North
Mississippi is better than usual, and the
planters are already realizing fair prod
Hct.
In the five counties-Monroe, Chickasaw,
Lowndes, Okfbeha and Noxubee-the cot,
ton and corn crops are better than they have
been for several years, aud the eastern rnd
southwestern parts Of Pontotoc present quite
a fair crop.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-22

We agree to the above award.
W. H. MANGUM,
G. C. JENKINS.
Yas00 City, Oct. %. 1859. m Y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

a CHURCH SEIZED WITH A BILIOUS ATTACK.
Last Sabbath quarterly meeting at the NJ.
f. Church. aud, as usual such occasions, the
Sacrament was administered After the meet
ing adjourned, the members went their several
ways-some to dine with friends in town, some
to their homes in the country. In about an hour
the doctors were in requsition in every direction;
the whole membership WAS seized with simulta-
neous bilious attack, and the demand for remed-
al agents was general The first smell of the
sumptuous dinner prepared provoked sudden and
involuntary eructation the part of ali the ortho
dox members Of tho respective families. The
venerable Peter Cartwright, Presiding Elder, for
whom extra preparations had, Of course, been
made retired from the prospect dinner came
on, little bent over, with both hands placed be-
low his vest buttons, declaring that he "did't feel
like eating" One brother is said to have made
for his house, half bent, and with groan trmbed
on to the bed, and in reply to his wife's ''Whats
the matter % exclaimed, in dispairing tone, "Oh!
I've got the cholera" The epidemic spread all
through the country, exciting considerable alarm,
and occasioning general casting up of accounts
But the panic subsded when it was ascertained
that antinoniol acine had been, by mistake, adj
ministcred to the whole body Of communicates
We understand that "Uncle Peter said ''it was
the first time he ever knew attempt to vomit
the devil out of the church." Although it was
serious matter, the sinners, owing to the hardness
OF their hearts, did laugh Winchester (W.,
(UyO5licIe
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
EsedicaE CosEese Gf Virginia,
AT RI(HuOND.
SESSION OF lS59,6(


The next regular Course of Lectures Will commence
ON the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER; and continue
until the first of March.
Cu BELL GIBSON N. D., Professor ofSurgery and Sur
gical Anatomy
DAVID H. TICKER. NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Prac-
tee of Medicine.
B. f. WELLFoRD, Nj D., Professor of Materla Medlca
and Therapeutics.
A. f. PLrICoLAs, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
L. S. JONES, NJ D. Professor of Institutes of Ncd-
cine, SC
JAMES H. CONWAY. N. D, Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
J,uEs B McCAw, Vi. D.. Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
M,pIoy Howard VI. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
Clinical instruction Will be given ct the College ln-
Urinary which is also the Marine Hospital OF the Port
of Richmond. Clinical Lectures every Ncdncsiay ana
Saturday throughout the session. Many Surgical oI-
eraions are performed in presence OF the class. STU
dents are also permitted witness the pfactice &t tue
Richmond Aims House.
The supply of material for Practical Anatomy l.
abundant and the cost to the student very triHng.
A PRIZE of SIO0, offered by Dr. Thomas D. war
ron of North Carolina will be awarded to the MEMBER
of the Graduating Glass who shall present to the tacu-
tv the best Essay on any medical subject .sx
FEES-To each Professor SO
MatriculatiOn,
Demonstration of Anatomy 10
Graduation 70
For further information, address
1r1r1o 1870 ON Dean of the Faculty
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
LAWYER VERSUS CASHIER.

To cashier, who said the lawyers were most
ure of the companiOnship of his Satanic Majesty
Il another world.
The cashier in his easy chair,
BY the gas light flaming bright;
For the sun had gone. and the clock had struck,
The "small hour of the MIG 9ht."
He was resting awhile from his labor and toll
And scratching his head with grin;
Thinking of notes discounted that day,
And how he had FINGERED the tin"
{Ic heard slight rap at his Office door,
And his face like deacon's, was grave;
lie thought of customer "prctty hard up;"
And he thought Of "rather close shave"
In the customer came, and he saw at glance,
That this was no time for "trick,"
For just at that very precise "nlek OF time"
He discovered the every old Nick"
Old nick took chair, and looked round at the
room,
Seeming nightly pleased with the view;
Then bent on the Cashier his little grey eye,
And the Cashier looked terribly blue.
Old nick gave grin at the sly old Cashier
Then solemnly drew down his !phiz,"
And put on the same kind of "deconish' look
That the Cashier had put on to his.
II was passing" be sad, "and saw you were up,
And thought I'd just call for minute;
For shaving of notes lies near to my heart
BY the way | see you are still in it.
''But l can't make stay for go to New York,
To secure a young limb of the law;
[ must be on hand-if little too late,
He viii surely escape through some flaw
Il think myself fortunate-very, indeed,
IF Lawyer | chance to secure;
Far different it is with men of your trade,
For ne'cr lost single Cashier
The Devil was gone but the Cashier sat long,
And wished he was "practicing law"
That he might at last, like the man in New York
Escape through some Technical Flaw.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
LET'S BE CONTENT.

Why murmer at your lot IN life ?
Look upward, be man.
Away with discomfort and strife,
Aud do the best you can.
What tho you have no broad green lands,
No Golfers filled with gold?
Health and strength and honest hands
Will yield you wealth untold.
Far better share the JOYS that Gil
The honest Workman breast,
The sleep that DER his senses steal
When Nature claims her rest.
Though cares are on life's pathway set,
Ard SORROW spread around:
Remember that where rank weeds grow
\ fowcrct oft is found
Who, then, would live in idcncsg
When labor's health and pleasure?
Let's lie content, and Heaven will bless
Our works with loving meas IRE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
>EIGHTH vOLUME---NUMBER s7s.
ENCOUNTER WITH A TIGER.
Aprvate letter from Calcutta relates the following

extraordinary narrative:
"On the 31st of May last, as Ronald M'1ntyre,
Esq, and Lieutenant Phipson were proceeding
on horseback among the Ganges some little distance
fron Hajeapoor, it being then the hour OF sunset,
they met with adventure of avery perllous
nature. Lieut. Phillipson had dismounted to take
pebble from his horses foot and having fastened
the bride to a low branch of tree, had moved a
short distance back towards Mr. Mlntyre for the
purpose Of obtaining from that gentleman small
in strument usually carried by travellers for such
purposes, when suddenly most appalling roar
electrified them both and on looking up they
observed huge tiger making towards the rderess
steed In the vain hope that he could regain his
horse Lieut.. Phillipson made an energetic attempt
to do 50, but the terrified animal breaking loose
eluded his grasp. Fortunately, however, the
attention Of the tiger seemed directed towards the
animal rather than its rider, and, fastening on it
the brute speedily brough the poor creature S
struggles to an end All would now have been
well had Lieut.. P, quietly rejoined his companion,
but unfortunately Mr. MIntyre tancying his friend
in danger fired at the tiger and the brute being
wounded became furiousIy enraged; and quilted
its prey to persuc its new enemy. While so doing
Mr. M'Intyrc again fred and this time with more
success Still however, the position of the parties
was such that Lieut.. Phillipson could not approach
his friend without the greatest danger of being
attacked Summoning up, however, all his resolu-
tion he deliberately advanced till within short
distance of the tiger, and discharged his revolver
full down his throat This had the effect of
disabling it, and Lieut. p. joined his friend and
the two rode away on the same horse, thinking
discretion the better part of valor. The tiger was
next day found dead by some natives, at distance
of mile from the spot where 1t quilted the dead
horse. 1t proved to be she animal Cor tigress)
Of the largest kind"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.
CONCORD, n.

REV. WM. GERHARDT, A. NJ, Principal
The Fall Session of this Institution begins August
Ath, 1854. Its design is,
l. To afford good Business Education.
p To qualify young men for Teaching.
). To prepare students for college classes.
The Principal hopes that an experience of - years
teaching will enable him carry successfully the
above thrce-old object
Tuition per session, from 50 to SIS. German Vocal
Music, Tactics and Drill, free Of chorge.
Board from St to 50 per month, including room
furniture. wood and washing
There will be Examination and Exhibition at the
the session. For further particulars, address
the Principal at Concord, n. c.
July -. 1859 G9-5t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
RFITS. BELTS !

For Wheat ThreShcrs, Fans, cotton Gins. Saw MIiS,
and machinery of every description; the best Betting
now in use ANA far superior to leather in many respects
Il t~W act sfrcfch. dy07r on on" safe as lc"thcT
TIE Sun WILL NOT AFFECT IT.
Rain or water cannot mjurc it; ii requires no oll
The rats will not cut it; vour negroes will not steal it
for strings or shoe soles; YOU get any length you
wish all in one piece without joints. and with good care
it wilI last any farmer for twenty years
Orders accompanied with the cash viii receive
prompt attention. and the freight paid TO any point On
the Railroad stage line.
CASH PRICES
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

nsg~ Rev Mr-, an eccentric preacher in
Michigan, was holding forth not long since in
Detroit. A young man arose to 90 out, when the
preacher said: Young man, if you'd rather 60
to hell than hear preach, you may CO. The
sinner stopped and reflected moment, and saying
rcspcctfulIy, We'll | believe [ would went on
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

THE DAUGHTERS OF MALTA.-A correspondent
of the Columbus (O) Gazette, who is evidently
Que of the fraternity, thus cnlightens the public
as to the object of the latest "Secret Association
Mr. Editor: Many questions have been asked in
regard to the Daughters of Malta who they are
and what is their object?
Their object is to relieve widowers, destitute
bachelors, dandies, Hottentots, and orphan male
children
For the wdower, the ''balm Of consolation" is
procured, and administered with a generous hand.
The destitute bachelor is supplied with all
that is necessary to make life happy, wite-and
''buttons
The dandy is kindly cared for and transplanted
to richer soil, where the brain will grow with
sufficient rapidity to gain ascendency over the
m0ustache. <
The children have their rags mended, their
faces washed, and supplied with which to
wash their eyes and noses.
Voluntary subscriptions are thankfully received
at all times for the Hottcntots the poor heathcns)
Hoping this explanation will prove satisfactory
tothc inquistve public we remain yours respectfully,
i. d.
n BIT is said that the "Sons of Malta
have designs upon the Island of Cuba. Let it
not be supposed that we are coadjutors, but in all
confidence we will say that hope at some future
day to 'ssubiugate the Isle Of Man.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

WASHING THE HEAD.-Dr. Bisscll; one of the
Quarantine Physicians at Staten Island, is Of the
opinion that off persons hair be washed aud
combed every day, he is not liable to disease" The
Norfolk Herald supports the opinion with an
instance
go important result" says that paper, 'from
50 simple d cause may seem Incredible to many,
bat not to us There is not more electual
preventative Of disease than the emerson of the head
in cold water the year round. We know an old
gentleman, rising Of seventy, who says that
until he was thirty years old he was ola weakly
constitution, and particularly liable to attacks Of
bilious fever violent colds and headache; but
having heard that the best preventative of headache
was to wash the head in cold water every morning
Immediately after rising he then commenced the
practice and has continued it to the present time
and during the interval of forty years has never
had the bilious fever, hardly knows what the
headache is, and though some times taking cold,
has never had a cold that hindered him from
attending to his ordinary affairs; add to this, that
he passed unscathed through the terrible epidemic
Of 1850"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

By letter was lately received at the Chicago
post office, directed 'To an Honest Man." The
chief sent it to the dead letter department., with
the candid confession that the addressed did
not live in Chicago
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

{. p. ESTl!!-, y. VI, PrncIpai oil Iriniaiy DeP"l'-
Coursc Of ,S"dics:
In the Primary Department, such as to qualify
Student to enter any College.
In the Scientific Department the West Point Cur
ricuum will be closely followed. 1t will be the aim OF
the Professors make Surveyors Engineers, Chemists
and men fit for the practical business of life.
In addition to the usual Exercises at Military schools
the months of August and September will he spent IN
Campacning through the mountains OF North Carollha
The Acddcnic lear will commence on the lst
dav of October, and Will embrace twelve months. y
furlouch of two mouths aug and Scpt) will be given
to Cadets at the end of their second year.
Particular attention will be given to the moFG6 an"
religious instruction of Cadets.
EXPENSES:
The Institute will provide Board Fuel, Lights, aS-
ing Arms Equipments and Uniforms,-and all cloth
ing except under clothes-for $500 PER ANN UM,
one-ha pavabe in advance the balance III SIX mouths
No crira chGrgcs No remission of charges to those
who leave unless on the score of health
TERMS or ADMISSIONS
No will be admitted into the PRIMARY DEPART
under Twelve years of age; nor into the HclEN-
TIFIe DEPARTMENT ulcr Fifteen nor over 1Wenty-on
wears of age All connected with the Sclentlhc De
partmcnt will be required board in the Institutes those
in the Primary Department may do so if they choose
REMARKS.
The Institute Buildings are the largest most elegant
and commodiouS for the accommodation OF Cadets IN
the Southern country; and the Board of Directors ruSi
that under the management of the superintendent anu
Comnan,lant, Doth Of ,chom Graduates OF " est
Point and of long experience in the Army ana IN hG
sncSS ofinstruction the Institute will be estaDshcd
on true Military basis and conducted on trne Military
prncipes The board will further say, that Mr. l.SllLl
is a Graduate of the Virginia University and an cX-
pcricnced Classical teacher. They would further state
that it is their intention to increase the number OF
teachers in both Departments the patronage OF the
public may require.
This Institute was granted liberal Charter by the
LEGISLATURE of North Carolina with the power of con-
ferrinc Degrees upon those who complete the pre-
scribed Course of Studies.
ADp!iCaiOnS for ADMISSION VIII De recelNel
until the is of September, and must be directed to
DR. C. J. Fox President of the Board. Charlotte, " {.
TFor further particulars see Cirenlar.J
c.. J. FOX.
JAS. ?. IRWIN.
II. LaF. ALEXANDER, | :
JAS. II. CARSON :
TIOS. II. BREM :
w A. OWENS, Com. :
of Charlotte, 2
J. 3. KERR, IntendAnt
of Charlotte.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
Notice.

F. SCARR having purchased the entire interest i'll
the firm of F. SCARF Il Co, the Business Will here
after be continued by himself personally.
EG{g~ All Notes and Accounts due the late firm of
F. Scarr X Co.. january ISt 1889, must be paid in
to F. SCARF ly July lst, they will be laced in the
hand of an Attorney for immediate collection.
May Il, 1850. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
CASH PRICES:

- Seamless Belts manufactured to order AT snort
notice.
Conducting Hose of al sizes. for water or steam
r>>rrcs ordered direct from the Manufacturers. Also,
Packing Of all description, at % Cents per pound.
J. i. F. BOONE,
June = 1859 Charlotte, y. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
May 81, 1857
EaAyEEIE ID. OgsEsEEL,

(Latc Bridge &c OreU)
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in HATS,
CAPS FURS Straw Goods, Umbrellas, ParasolS,
Band-Boxes Ribbons Artificial Flowers, BonnetS, sc.
No.I8 Courtlandt St., New York.
(Store formerly occupied by Nelson co.,
July 10, 1859. I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

VALUABLE CoW.-James Sparrow, of Middle
borough, Mass, has COW which gave 22S pounds
Of milk in seven days.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09
Choice Salad Oil.

Charlotte, y. c., April II, 1859.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

To cashier, who said the lawyers were most
sure of the companionship Of his Satanic Majesty
in another world.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-09

G.. J. FOX,
JAS. 2. IRWIN.
ii. LaF. ALEXANDER,
JAS. II. CARSON,
THOS. II. BHEM,
w. \. OWENS, Com.
of Charlotte,
J. E. KERR, InteniAnt
of Charlotte.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17
Keen il BEFORE the People!
onnsSN.rIEN WANTED.

y1TyR Easyille and North Western Railroad Company visa
III 10 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-IIes' steet
II tbes tbik we'll hewn, face at narrowes place not
inches clear Of park, timber to te sound TO be deliver
q al tle Vrie Of the road IN ~, mn
The contractors want contract ior SV,OOO %
Po.t OK Ties, the same size as above to be delivered
o Ine OF the road In piles ron 9 80 - " ~ ~
enough on each section supply the same; - nj,
Persons WISHING 10 hid viii direct to the PTesaent A1a pee
Nh VI 4'a7A'ii'S 49,
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"A CARD.

HAvING associated with me in my Old busiuezs-hat sf
buying and selling both commission and on pri-
account-Nr. s. Jones, Of Desoto Mssisspp and
brother, VIM. II. Forrest Memphis, can to ny
friends better facilities than have been able TO oEer them
Our buildings located No. SO Adams street. next door
Of old mart they Spacious combining convenience,
comfort and safeare superior to establishment OF the
kind the State and equal any that have Inspected
respectfully sol cit for firm, from old friends and
and the public the patronSg which largely
and literally received Hitherto from them, and win oAy add,
that which we promise or say, We guarantee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17
TRIMMENGS STORE.
OSCAR BON e a. CO.,
Have Just opened at their sISndi
NO. UuiOn street,


DRESS AND MANTILIA TRIMMINGS'
soMPRIsING full Of plain and figured VelVet
Rons, Fringes Rugle Gimps Grape trimmings,
Rats Bugle Buttons &c &c all OF which are
entirely new that could be got in the Eastern RsT
kstE. Our stock OF
TcPhip NEeFins and shetland Wool,
Rtodcrei Braids Siks; Crochet BmroiierJ and sPoe
Cotton As we'll as any other aez fo Knitting Netting Em
brery Crochet coUplee and arer in variety ano
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
FrinGes, TasseIs, BattOns,s' COrd' %c'
10 order usual will try suit all and everybody
sepl2-h
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LAW BOOKS.
J o III N 70 R IL q CO.,
ROOK sELLERs,
NASHVILLE.

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
nrfina nf h P.nfan
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GUNSI GUNsII GUNSIII
ACEY q n A M L 4 o n,
No. At College street, Nashville, :Tsnn.,
TTAvH lust received superior lot Of Sporting Pisces, mats
the cslebratei Gan Makers % England
Fine Ssubb Twist, made By Hollis & Sheath.
Fine London Twist do MORTIMER.
Zine Lamsnatsd Steel do ereenangh.
Fine Wire Twist do Collins.
y, Frsueh Pattern LAmsnated Steel. made By Collins.
LAmensted Steel unVarnishd stock ans Grsen0ugh
Common Wire Twist, Double and single Guns, By King
have been with Every tested before
being shipped Thew assorted sizes and lengths. and veil ap
ted % the Of the spOrtSmea Of this community.
They Of Rifles Rsvo- Of
all kinds DerengeF Pstols Shot Bella, POsdr Fsks Eleys
Proof Caps, BadEins and Eys Gun Wsddnr nns
Sporting PoWGsr, Caps Primers Duck Shooting Powder Rleys
Patent Wire Cartridges for deer no ting charged with buck ho
which We ieVits the attention Of the pnblic.
/ oetI--
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NV APPLEsI APPLEsI
II EcEIVED AND IN sTORE-
80 Barrels choice New York PppnS,
80 do do Red Js1netts,
so do Leather Bark,
80 do do R1sty Goats,
40 do do Roundups.

Splendid BuildtnE Lots IN the Vicini-
ty of Nashville for Sale,
ETTE Offering for asis LIBERAL terms is beautiful
w Building Lots e0ntslnr ffo to ~ each. The
Lots ro TIE Middle franklin and Broad Street Pixies and
between pixies Many Of the Lots ne
them. The soil Is hne they
about3 miles from city. HsighborhOod equal 70 any.
dec2 * HBkOWh.
VETE 69k Of Land AZ miles from the
wv city, the Broad street Pike This Land be dyi
ded into beautiful Building Lots By the purchaser. wiz
dec2 JLAR " BROWN
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travelling in charge thereof.
FHEIGHTS FORWARDED.
The Adams Express Company.

E& q -; -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NHE Adams Express Company leave to announce to E
friends and the public Nashville that they have conclud
% arrangements with the Louisville an Nashville Rail koad
COMPANY under which they Nll extend the operations Of their
KHpretE Of that Road commencing August lst les
On completion OF the Nashville end u the road TO Bowling
Green, the lah az August, 1885, messengers viii run
GsTough betgeeu Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars = 10 rsteS, time, sc apply to -
Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
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9asbbiIlt Onion aaa Smtriitan.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A sQUARK.
IN THR DAILY.
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Louisville and Nashville

FEYwO through Passenger Trains loween Nashville
sville making close connections Louisville for New
York. Boston EiEdepha, Baltimore, Washington City, Buff
fslo Niagara Fss Cleveland, C1cunat St. Louis and the
far west. r-ri ....a.- Il q,
First train Nashville daily stopping Gala
tin Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction, Elizab thtOWu and
all regular soEs South o. hsha0on Juon. when sgnald
by Gag, and arriving 10 Louisville At $50 n Returning,
leaves Louisville At $50 h. stopping s5OTe aud arriving
In Nashville 1t 356 P NJ. r..
Second trsih leaves Nashville Ups daily Sundays
cepted stepping train aud arriving IN Louisville ct
y At night Returnng leaves Louisville ct 2 b. stopping
above, and arriving in Nashville 81 1910 at night
6Aatin Aoc0urodatiOn II ala leaves Nashville daily sun-
days eXseps1 400 NJ stopping at regular stations when
sgnalled BY and arriving In GaIlAn al 65 NJ Re
turning leaves Gssn st arrives In Nashville at
e;ss A NJ. -.
JAMES +. GAMBLE, supt
Al. FIELD aen'l. lcketAg't.
noyb du