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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BERRIEN IINDsLKY, Md DID, Chancellor Of the
University, Professor Of Chemistry and Geol-
Ogy.
Col. B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military Col
le2e and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES r. HAMILTON, AN Proi, sSor of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
J. II. STEWART, An. Professor OF G eek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
GBogGE :. BLACKIE, NJ, NJ D., Professor OF Botany
and Natural History.
REV. J. ". HOWE, AN, VI D., Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy aud Biblical Literature.
c. X. WINsIaN, NJ D., Surgeon.
The First TerE OF the Ac tdemic Year lS59-60 com
mences tire 9th of September, 1859.
The Second Term commences on the 23rd of Janu
arr 1850. Commencement Exercises take place on
the 9Th of June, 1900.
Triton. Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use Of Arms, sos per Term. Ma
circulation Fee 50 Students required 10 furnish
{ cir rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish, German,
Drawing, Book keeping and Fencing, each, SlO per
Term OF twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient repu
tation of tle University for Scientific aud Classical
Scholarship viii be maintained, and at the tia
every facility afI,r,led those who desire pursue a
part al course Besides the fonr regular College
Cas scs, there Is also Preparatory Class. Students
under 10 years ol age Will not be admitted
by the AID of Military Dscii line elective govern
ment Is established, and health, physical cul'ure,
good order and industrious habit are promoted.
For Catalo. ues, additi nal information, apply
b. r JOHNSON,
aug23-2td& tw Supe intend Mt
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The following article from the N Y. Spirit
of he Times indicates that the sports of the
turf in that section of country have fallen in
to bad keeping:
FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINcEss.-The trot
between the two mares at Boston was no
face at all, but one of those UNIV orthy opera
lions in which the public are induced to bet
their money by appearances which are en-
tirely delusive. There are two of these kind
of sham races, one of which is for a purse
actually given by the proprietor of track,
to induce an honest trial, and the other,
where pretended purse is put mp. and the
drivers have a secret understanding to d.
vide the money taken at the gate, less small
percentage allows d to the facile manager of
the track. Both OF these systems are a gross
deception on the public, and whatever may
be said of the honesty of this driver, or that,
it will be very difficult 10 persuade outsiders
that is safe to bet ON a contest in which each
competitor gets the same amount OF award,
whether he win or lose. When purses are
given. and drivers divide in this way the
proprietors of the track are as much abused
as the public but when false purse is ad-
vertised by them as decoy, shameless i'm
position is performed, which should not be
forgiven.
Such was the character of the two last
trots between Flora and Princess on the
Eclipse Course, and we regret TO say that the
transparent artifice was SD generally recog-
niZed on all sides, that scarcely person
could be found who would venture to bet a
dollar upon either. and permanent distrust
against all trotting operations has become
settled upon the public mind. To such an
extent is this feeling established, that if Flora
and Princess were to trot again next week
on the Eclipse Course, we do not believe there
would be three hundred people go TO see
them. Conscious OF this, they are now in
Boston, from thence they go to Saratoga,
thence to Portland, thence to Baltimore. and
thence to Philadelphia, and thence to Chica-
go, Detroit, Kalamazoo, and other Western
cities, on regular hipp0drOme excursion,
trotting for purses whenever they are offered,
and dividing the proceeds however the con-
test may enthusiastically Spirit.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

BARBARIANs AT MOUNT VERNON.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York En-
press says: "A home here has been no sine
cure either for Mr.. Washington, or the ladies
of his household. There are hardly less than
fifty to hundred visitors daily. Some of
them come hungry, thirsty, and drunk, max
ing their pilgrimage a mere frolic and dissi-
patton. They roam over the plantation like
beasts of prey, rather than as decent, well
conducted people. Not long ago some of
these persons, wearing the soldiers uniform,
even went so far as to endeavOr TO steal the
very dinner from the family on its way from
the kitchen, in building adjoining the din
ing-roOm, and it became necessary to put it
under guard. Others go into the kitchen,
like SO many hungry dogs, and lay violent
hands upon every thing they see and fancy.
| am sorry to hear and believe all this even
as all excuse for the unpleaeant exclusion from
what otherwise might be general welcome
to the public at large. The innocent, how
ever, have to suffer for the guilty, and good
many go away cursing the owners and occu-
pant for shutting his doors in the faces of all
visitors, because some of them would pick his
pockets by day, and steal the bed from under
him at night, if there was free ingress to all.
But who can discriminate IN such crowds,
aud who of us would be amiable kind, and
courteous, with such provocation 10 be other
wise"
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ss- Mr. HnIIARp writes to the Bost,

ess- Mr. HnLIARD writes to the Boston
Courier, from Sherhurne. England, an account
of his visit to Mr.. MAcREADr, with whom he
stayed three days. Mr.. HuLARD says of his
host:
His many friends in America will be glad
that he Is in good health, and that abe ten
years which have slipped by since saw him
have touched him with very gentle hand.
The severe domestic affections which have
befalten him In that inierval he has felt like
a man, but has borne like man. Oar coun-
try has not within the iour seas a warmer
and more faithful friend than he. In the re-
tirement OF his present life he Is conscious OF
no craving for the excitements aud triumphs
of that which he formerly led. de occupies
himself most useiully in promoting the edu-
cation of the community in which be dwells,
a work in which the labor,rs are few aud the
amount to be accomplished is great
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ca-Mr : NJ Pipnod of Columbia Tenn

Eas-Mr. 5. NJ. Pinned, of Columbia, Tenn,
says the Louisville Journal of the 25th. came
on the cars last night with requisition from
the Governor Of Tennessee for Peter A
Brown, who was arrested by officers Williams
and Cross on Tuesday, as fugitive from JUS
ticc from that State. 1t appears that Mr.
Pinned borrowed $40 from Brown and gave
him a note which he (P.) held for $3.50 as
security. This occurred a little over week
ago The note being on responsible party,
Brown had il converted into cash and with
this ne sloped. Under the laws of Kentucky
this is not felony.
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The Emperor of France is reported to have
on hand another surprise for Europe. He
proposes, il many rumors have foundation.
To open the ports OF France TO the tree intro
duclion OF cotton, coal iron, and other arti-
cles largely consumed in the country, aud
which can be imported cheaper than they eau
be produced. There can be no doubt but
such policy as is here indicated, would be
OF enormous benefit to both France and Eng
land. as 1t is the latter country which produ-
ces most OF those raw articles. which France
consumes in her manufactures. and which
have been made costly to her by the protec-
tive system. IL the Emperor OF France does
open ihe ports OF the empire to the commerce
of the world, he will have given better as
snrances that he really understands his
epoch, than can be found in the treaty of
Villain anca.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
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THK RoIL oy HcxoR.-TAe following Is a
lit OF Revolutionary soldiers. supposed TO
he alive pensioners on the roll OF the State
OF Massachusetts, with their age In 1889
Reuhsn Bari s5 years. Micah Bsicom 100
wears. John Boarne 100 years. Rufus karn-
ham 80 year,. john Goodnow 81 years, Rea-
hea GallIyeE 81 years. Erastus Mergan IS
years. Abraham Rising 100 years. Benjamin
Smith 81 year,. James sawen IS years. Joel
shepard % years. Mo~es Thompson 81 years.
ssasua Thompson % years, samuel frndali
20 yrars. - qseEe
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JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
author Of "Engiisn Agriculture - 'Ieiters on III
Corn Crops, - "iiigh Farming" ''Thr West
OF Ireland" &C One vol I2mo.
1.-The picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn. no, nv
smart Eden land agent specu lator in the hone OF
taking in unwary Briiishers but ny an eminent Eng
hsh aercniturst Nor is the reader invited to place
blind Faith IN Mr. Cards Conclusions They are
gwen Il such form as 10 show the exact amount
personal knowledge and local experience from which
'hey spring. and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordn
AIRY intellect TO follow. And, as far can Judge
n" element in the purely economical aspect Of a o
question has been misstated or forgotton.-Londc,,
Spectator.
w. y. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
julyl4-u
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Es1- Senator HUNTER, OF Virginia, is re-
ported to have said. in speech, that if the
Democratic party does not repudiate the
principle of Popular Sovereignty, and advo-
cate in lieu thereof the principle of Congress
sional Intervention, the party ought 70 be DIS
solued, and the sooner TIE better.
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ATTEMPTING TO FLY.-The Madison Journt
relates the following incident:

relates the following incident:
Two or three weeks since. man named
Whiting, living near Sun Prairie, in this
county, got religion so bad that he was too
pure tor the prairie, and accordingly attempt
ed 10 come to Madison, or some other relgi-
Gus place. He'was too pure to travel like a
mortal. and having faith that he could fly 10
his destination he attempted the experiment.
He procured umbrella and climbed TO the
IOp-most branches OF tree in the skirts OF a
timber. After hosting his umbrella he
jumped from the tree, and began to kick and
sqaabble, thereby thinking to prOpel himself
through the air. LaMountain or Wise did
not work harder than our hero, but, alas for
human calculations, instead of going ahead
lie quickly descended to the ground, holding
TO the umbrella for dear life. lie at last
reached terra Trina in a sound state, and has
now made up his mind that faith is goud
thing, but should not b. taken in too large
doses.
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MARYLAND PoLIrIcs.-The American party
of the First Congressional District have nom
mated DR.. c. c. Cox Of Talbot, for Congress.
The convention of the same party, in Mont
gomery county, has recommended that
ALEX. b. HAGNER, Esq, of Anne Arundel, be
supported for Congress in the Sixth District.
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es- The Washington States expresses the
opinion that {" ENAEKsoS ErHEKIDaE will be
the presiding officer Of the Seth House Of Re-
representatives." We are glad that the Ststs
ihinks "a. There eoulsl not lie slscled from
the m. inbers Il als House one who would
preslde over iIs deliberations with more en-
cheney aud dignity. II the black republican
menhers consent 10 vote for him. they will
exhibit much more conservation than they
Lave crsdll ior at rrtsens ~ .s
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architectural and Plain Irln Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

PLATA 4 OruaEncntAl VIA
dow ana fAoer Frames
and shutters.
Hosting hachines for
ctesTes.
Iroa and Glass Paxemrnts
maze stralg and water
figi s. admirably sdApl-
&c - liekst up cellars
aHd rAaitss
street Crossangs- asraie-
inzs, Lap and hiich-
lag i.ostss
vaa a. and rault DeoFs,
and J&a seFk, ke-
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new advertisements.
BANDUSIA MALE SEMINARY.

'HE next session Of this Institution situated on
i the GaIlatin Turnpike, t~o miles III les from
Nashville, Tenu., viii Commence on MONDAY, SKr
TEABER 5th, and continue iii July LIST, 1860 For
terms OF Boaro nd Tuition apply to the und rsgned.
aug3O-d3w NArH'L CROSS
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Valuable Lots in EdsesieId for

0<the Geliatin raFcpikz .HsedlNnd sk1sssils -
" t5@ri4na 4a.d Wetson strsets. sell silu4tee lof
tlkl1rs9and nsellIng hoases. ttfs an1eeeezsArf -
si~4k pf the nztlefi ~ ospeclse kfse4eid. Every
baiif - aware % sAsna.
fheEerms willhefsEefshls q the purehessr.
NkstffSGIoN BAAkoWs
fsb1s-u 1ttcF1ey u f4ctfof joak saElHx.
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PROF. O. BECKER

DEsPECTFUi LY informs The public that he Is or.
Ii ganizing his cIssses at the following rates:
Lessons GA iaHo, Flute, Violin, Guitar &c. and
cultivation, OF the voice IS 90 per mouth.-seyen
!ollars when taken at his once AT Rev. Mr. Hays,s
College street. next door Presbyterian
Church Nedacti"n u charges when or more
branches studded by the person
y. B---As but few of my hours arc not taken an
piican,s are requested 10 leave word al Benson.
Assie store nay office before the LIST OF septsn
Der, promising strict aiteasion 70 my duties,
-aug2s-lm f q. BECKER
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Notice 10 Contractors.

NASHVILLE, August 3oth, 1883
- EAI.ED proposals will be receive for the CIR adn-
y alton. IuiveTt Masonry, and McAdmiIaton Of
Sax streets in Hyues's Addition to NAshyiile, until
the 10th OF September Probes, plans and
specifications may be had at the ONCE Of the City
Engiheer on and amer September 5th.
Gug30-2ws WM. r. HYNES
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Ere Proof Houses;

Fire Proof Houses;
Iran FroHts, Glrders and
Roofs.
Conservatory ard Hot
house af,gssinIm-nts.
Ceianns. Hnsow 4 Door
l4uteis and sallss
Consols Modiisioss and
Brackets. CoFintnsaa
corfegSic, buric, lonic,
aud Composite czpitaas
foF columns asd AGt1z
% al slxrs.
ccEnicrs. Gealsiinzs and
Leaves Ia variety
sFlrsis ana atr4isht stairs
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VALUABLE FARM LANDS
e O r s ALE

L an now Gf-ring foF sale privately TWO
Il VERY VALUABLE FARMS. aae 4 a &c
irsst al 10 Acres, situated 90 the Buena s27eA
Vista ilse about y miles from The city, aad -
has a front u y mile the PIKE. and i en- one Of
the snsaf aets hhssossls a Davidson eauhty. There
are about $50 acres cleared LAaa the balafscs taa
oered and ss ST IN bise grass Ts entlrs farm -
encsoSed Nh stone ard Gear Fencing There l.
Aiso several Hne biding s4tes. besides or never
saifng SPRINGS, Nah Whites Cseek ruEAing thr0aEh
The frses lhe sod e a she Gsess qaality, fer Al
fsftnlag parp ses-
The otlaer y Tract Of Land on the Hyde's a
Ferry fskes gug ii ne nrss ford q Whites EzzzE
tFesk sboat eg miles fron The ety coz ffnzz
tsinfag zio acFcs-l7o aces N Guilty. atios.
ths remainder slnosFet-the hole beng q tie IA
esd saii- There GA tk.s uart 4 Loo HpUSk, TN
thfee rosizs, beSi4es ktrsHkS, oftex hoas-
es- fheTe = =iss iaexaf bad nag sise hirh
mskes u very deslrAhis for Improvement Ths trars
nss niag TIE isns q y. X. Eaas, Benj aud Ia1s.
~ell Hyas.
! soala call Tie stEsntoa az those wishfng 70 pnr-
ehakr frms - these fusi possessing adssn
ases owes al ethers tlat are q TIE nal ksf sos
SICK rasztag 81 fIEmilg purposes ssaeEaiiy. A
am Gstcrmined % sell eriii give : baEssin
Yer paFttnslArs cad 90 ne ~ N fesAienee, or Ca
I. r 6I.AskOcA, Aaskxi.le.
aus@-A-iriulm o. foUSGs
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ES- GORGE w. MCDONALD, Jr., has been
appointed United States Deputy Marshal, for
Northern Kentucky. E
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine;
Kneikerbs cker Monthly Magazine;
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine;
Leslie's Gazstte OF Fashions;
Godey's Lady's Book;
Received by JOHN YORK co.
auC29
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Holloway. Pulls and otn,men,-rhe

combined &C ZION u these remedies sllely relieves
the worst cases OF piles. The Pills stomach and
bowel com plants, and the Ointment Scrofuia, work
the most astounding cures aug3I-Iw
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anrtiUu Sales.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, WilSford & Co.

(SHeseSsors 10 Garter, Mckay d Co and b. Lanier)
On Tuesday. August 80, 1859,
IA r VIII onet for cashln front of Warehouse,
~ NO Market Street, large assortment Of
fLesh ana Choice Groceries, comprising IN part tho
following articles, viz:
100 hhds. la. sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco yari
100 bags Rio Conee; Gus brands.
100 g Laguyra Coffee: 200 boxes 90 BAR Soan.
% dds View Moiasses; 200 - Palm Soap;
% = bbis do; 100 90 FoN's starch;
% Dds crushed Pow 100 a. Woodis do;
dercd sugar; 200 dozen BrOoms:
$40 Dds tlnti. whisky; 400 boxes Star Candies:
20 Newsom do; 100 IaOw do;
90 Robinson CO. do; so = and = bbls. Gran
so =" old Aye Il Bour. berries.
bon Whisky; 800 dog Painted BuLets.
25 u pipes brandy; 100 boxes W r. and 81 D.
IS bbls Water and But Cheese.
- Ter crackers; 20 bags Pepper;
100 kegs Nails assorted 800 Reams Wrap paDer.
200 cases Cove Oysters: 20 cases Sardines.
100000 assorted Cigars;
200 Kegs pure White Lead.
Together with many otn n articles TO humorous
TO mention.
CARTER, WIISFoRD & CO.,
aug25-td No 8 Market street
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Notice 10 Builders.

DlANS and specifications will be submitted and re-
ceived until the 10Th OF september at Messrs
living Cooper's Office for the B1iidiug OF Houses m
II. ness Addition. aug30-td
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Houston's majority. -. ~

Houston's majorlty.... 1855
The Gazette says OF this result: I'VE have
kept up with the returns as far they have
been received, and our table will be found as
complete as it can be made at this time.
This Arithmetic
Is n most accursed trick
For making DemOcr ate people sick"
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TExAs.-The Austin Gazette, the leading de-
mocratic organ of Texas, in its issue OF the
10th, gives returns, official and reported, from
all the counties in the State except nine.
They foot m as follows
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

CESSIoN ls59-o0-The Ninth Annual Course Of
- Lectures IN this Institution iii Commence on
Monday, the It'll Of Novenb Der next and continue till
the first OF the ensuing March.
In MAS r jennings N. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
J. BEtRrEN LINDSEY, Md, Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
c. X. WINSTON, D.. Professor OF Materia Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A II BUCHANAN, Md, Professor Of Surgical Anato-
and PHI siolcgy.
JOHN NJ WATSON, Md, Professor CT Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
Paul +. FIVE, MI. Professor of Principles and Prac-
tee of Surgery.
W. X. BOWLING, MD, Professor Of Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and De-
moustrator of Anatomy.
Tie AnAto Cal Rooms will be opened Tor Students
the trst Monday in October, 1.-THE 3rd.)
Preliminary Course of Lectures free 10 all stu.
denis, wilt be given b, the Professors, commencing
also the first Monday of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
of the Faculty is open the Class free OF charge.
Clinique has been established in connection with
the Unive, sily, at which operations performed
and cases prescr bed for ana leciured upon the
presence of the class.
Amount OF Fees for Lectures is Sl05; Naturalization
fee (pad once only) So; Practical Anatomy sl0;
Graduation lee S25.
GOOD BoaTting can be procured for 50 20 81 per
week For further Information or Catalogue apply
W X. BOWLING. MD,
aug27-w3t Dean OF the Faculty.
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The New Orleans Della gives the following
statement Of the value Of the offices Of that
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GDnfational.
Nashville Female Academy.

THE Forty Fourth Academic year Of the Nashville
TENDER 5IH-
The present is preparation week, during which all
our teachers III he in their places. Ne will re-
ceive new pupils and be happy friends at
the Academy, who may ISL TO give US any instrue-
tons in regard 10 their daughters.
august
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&. 9agan's pOok Store
F. HAGAN.

F. HA GAN,
SO Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Book Seller and Stationer.
Invites Country Merchants, Roook sellers and Dealers
general, to examine his stock and prices. His as
sortment comprises full stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
From an Elementary Spelling Bool' up through all
the series If Text cooks used the Common Schools
Union Schools, Academies and Colleges Of the South
west. and unsurpassed for variety by any
house in the trade
BLANK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
Bankers Cases Portfolios States Steel and Gold Pens,
WRITING PAPERS,
Including ali varieties ofCap, Letter. Bath Note Bill
let and Ledger received direct from the manufactur
ers, and for sale by the or case.
PRINTERS STATIONERY.
F. Hagan would especially call attention Of Publish
ers to his arrangements Tor supplying News, Book,
Letter, Cap, Folio Post Paper, Cards, all coOrs and
sizes. Agent for wADE's Celebrated NEWS, BOOK
and CoLoRED lKKS.
ENVELOPES
ufacture, imported ORDER received direct from
first hands.
WRITING INK.
Black, Blue and Red, well packed ready for shipping
WRITING FLUID.
Butler and Arnold's celebrated by the dozen gross
or cask.
stationer's Hardware and Staple Stationery, of all
kinds, fresh and in good order
ENGLISH POCKET BIBl Es,
FAMILY BIBLES,
Plain, fine and elegant and desirable for their cheap.
ness and perfection of workmanship.
Historical, Medical, Theological, Agricultural
and Standard Works,
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
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Call and them +. HAGAN,
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Bridge Bolts and Nuts;
Cast Angle Blocks, Shoes
aud Washers;
Aals Powers,
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TIRE regular Passenger Train the Nashville and
4 Chattanooga Railroad will leave Decherd at I as
A. NJ, and arrive at Nashville at 20 q. ". PAsseH-
gers by this viii be furnished with reurn tick
cts free Of charge, by their applying the Agent
Conductor TO whom they pay their fare FOR the down
trip, and making known the fact that they gong
10 this meeting hut Il the solicitation Of the friends
Of the meeting. empty Passenger Tram viii he
up from Nashville which viii leave techerd at
O'Clock A. II and arrive at Nashville al 10 O'Clock
A. VI. THIS train being up a expense q
the Company expressly 20 accommodate tllnse wish
ing arrive At CARRIER hour than by the regular
train, the passengers by ID viii be- charged fun fare
both ways. All may return By either the O'Clock
r. NJ. train Tuesday the los O'Clock A VI. train
Wednesday. T.. W. COLE,
ang26-td CGRaS Superintendent