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49, vfrgfn4a Testimony.--

49, Ksssrs. 3. a. EaaasaocR & CO eentisrsu-
Mr. james r. RatciiGe resident Ct Henrico county the
city q Richmond, Virginia. made tho blowing statement
negTo boy, two years old ckI presume the
to be lie became much PrOssted that desrared
alhopes Of his recovery and & lat resort concluded to
r. B. A. fhnestocks Yermfuge, and purchased Of 0. A.
srecker, vial Of viii ch gave him spoonful morning
and night for three days IN continuation In less than three
heurs aer had given him The first dose, the child commenced
topass Of all Sizes from inches long, the
toniHhing number from hnpdea and is now
perfectly we'll
o. A. STREcKE q
? Purchasers should l0o srs the wrap
per- and that y are buying a. YAuSrsroek FrRMFUsE
AndnOoher, iunei-a&wln fuas
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Many Rovlew 81 ,hs ,iarI.ya.., June -.

Daily Review OF tho Markets, June IS.
corTos--yo saisss
sAyASsA June 9Ies were limited sals. The pas
in receipts is l7s 30 iaes The zock i. 80 go hales
qEy today but no cotton Offering Prices have advanced
since yesterday, With ales this morning . 800 tales
ranging from 10 70 lie The market closed quiet unchanged
Sesl.r June iosal.s of ooo,aia ,,,al,,
Gle. Sales Of the wceAj0 bales. receipts 600 le:
szanst ee0ohAles Increase a. his port q tales
T0BACpO.-No sales.
BREADsTCFFs' AND PRoFIsIOSs.-ws hear OF very lit
lie doing in Teaastus and Provisions and 10 change in prices
The intelligence from Europe tg The North Bfton Isl Inst
Is not favorable 70 Provisions vhe decline is reported in
Breadsus This has had p,rceptIe effect upon the
marketsn this country The from the recent ros
connne Of uufaverable character, though
ties damage has not been great anticipated and such
will probably the Everywhere. The corn has been bis
down. most places it young to be seriously
ed and good crop yet expected throughout the North and
Northwest We that Yheat as teen Injured any
where BY the FROST So that upon the whole Breadstus win
not be seriously effected BY the fros;.
The Cincinnati GaSefte, of the Ito, says:
There was continued active demand for Flour today with
of 900 bills at sc 90 for superne, and at tie
there were few any sellers below 81 The demand
sylvania Should the existing feeling regarding the Wheat crop
COSTUME those sections few days longer rot sur.
prsed 10 hear OF shipments Of Flour from New YORK 10 leye
about he same and egh are from The former than ey
are from here very in this al ket and such
experienced this very soon ex.
haust the supply.
Wheat in active demand, and prices upward
82@s3 for mixed Bsesa dull shoulders AMI sides
Pork Gull at Sl6 for mess smalot Of Lard sofa At
dull.
dispatch from Cineuiat dated the evening Of 18th
says
Flour buOyant with consumpVe demand for Of
Western buyers sales 1850 bbs s6907 superaqe
Wheat firm and demand fully equal supply, 81 SO
$50 for good and prime red. advanced 33c per
Provisions Unchanged sales OF bulk shoulders packed Gc
and sides at SIC; 90 hhds bacon sides Sc.
The Charleston Mercury, Of the 10th, says:
The for Flour during past week. been Of very
depressed character and with very limited demand prnci
pay in small lots only by the trade bakers prices
coded S750 for SUPER barrels and tags. Abe in
the time Is acumuating, and the supply hand
than adequate to TIE existing demsnd.
An increased depression has prevailed for Bacon during the
past week. and have been compelled reduce
quotations both for Sides and Shsudesthe former 79s
the latter l05I with little demand sales
We note sales Of 80 bbls Lard Ilc, with dull
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STOP THE THIEVES,
5000 REWARD.

TUNHE undersigned will give Of $500 the appre
hensSon delivery Of Thomas Scott and Matilda Scott
together with OF the money articles taken
from city Nashville Tenn, May Il, 1859 consist
ing Of gents gold breast PIN and large finger ring very
heavy SIO Of $3.50 90 in gold pieces $50
each, my night; which night they
left house where they boarding. and earn they left the
city and went Chattanooga, Tenn thence Memphis 2nce
which have heard moth ng OF them.
Desert -ThOmas Scott. protesting 70 be doctor.
dealing horses, feet inches high
years age very fesy skin, short black hair
ed in rn thick winter clothes, black fur hat with
ahisers, small for Of his size he
eigner.
Matilda Scott Gipsey very TALL slender thin visagsd dark
yellow skinned black Waysy hair 20 years old,
scky, subject to ring right hand with
set sets and another large with large black sett
finger with said ring. She No Shoes
and NO HOOPS Tells fortunes learn when she
them.
Papers willing aid detecting and bringing them justice
will confer a favor by noticing.
-t ELIZABETH PITT.
Nashville Tenn iune ii tx vim -.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR ATTORNEY CENPRA,

We authorized to announce JAMES 0. sRAOELFoRD,
E OF Montgomery county, candidate Attorney 6euer
al for the State of Tennessee, IN place SNKED
resigned. msy25
We ave authorized to announce THos j. FREEMAN OF the
county Gibson candidate Attorney General for the
Stated Tennessee, place of FOn T. sNEED resigned
june3.
We authorized to announce WM B. REESE, Jr., ESQ.,
as candidate for the Office of Attorney Reporter
for the State june
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General the saeo Tennessee in place
Of Hon. J. L. T. sNEEDresiguel.
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Sarah Mungel
ST LnhnanerrE Or

PHosooEGrHT AND PENMARsHIP.- DuriDg the
vacation Of the public and other schools our cit-
gems will have excellent opportunity to send
their children 10 Mr.. DoLBEAR to learn Phorogra-
ply or Penmsnship or both. Mr. DoLBEAR has a
class in Photography 50 far advanced that they are
able TO report after a moderate speaker. To
any one who expects to take part in public affairs
or to engage IN one of the learned professions a
knowledge of PhOnography cannot we'll be over
estimated Those who have witnessed Mr.. Dol
hears success iu teaching this branch of learning,
viii not hesitate to place their sons under his in
stIuction if they wish to give them the advantage
3 knowledge of Photography will confer. ANY
are skepdcal, they should visit Mr.. DoLBEAE's
room and witness the exercises of his pupils.
As to Mr.. DoLBEARs competency to teach pen
msnship, nothing need be said, as his here
during the last or fifteen years is ample testi
mony. Parents should improve this opportunity.
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ST LOUIS. June 10. The overland mail arrived
Saturday night.
parry of Lieut. Beales men were attacked at
Pahuiab Springs by the Mohave Indians
SI95000 gold dust was shipped from Victoria
last north.
5000 Texans are near Belknap for the purpose of
eKiermina ting fhe .Caddo Reserve Indians
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The most EfTicacious Remedy for the
Head now in Use.

This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
caty having with the successful and gratifying
by quite gocdy the citizens Of Nssh7eand
vicinity viii unheangy sustain in the excellent quail
ties weclam remedial agent Those who
aversion turning gray need longer dread the great iAcon
trouble Of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative which speak will certainly the hair
its primitive color and Tiyaoty In addition obViang the
the wig. Demoves Hair Restorative also does away with
the necessity fer camPooning for few applications of strips
the head entirely of ali dandru dirt &C. The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards best citizens;
ng great restorative and cleansing properties of the
psao does deem such his part a. all neces
sary Those who give trial further proof to salts
IS them that It is what it is representatel lie.
Sold only Drug Demovie & Co., Of
Church and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn Price 81
may3I
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FroIu Hayann.

CHARLEsTox, June l3.-The steamer Isabel, with
Havana dates of the 10th, has arrived.
The bark Ardennes was daily expected on the
coast of Cuba, with cargo Of Africans.
The ship Levi Yankee arrived At Havana on the
I'd, eighty d4ys from Macao, with 79O Asiaties. A
few deaths occurred on the passage.
HAVANA MARKETs.-Sugars quiet; stock at Hay-
ana and Mataozas 400 900 boxes
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mACDOyALD,S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator,

ON practical and scientific prncpesth hest and
venient artcle in for cooling and preserving meats
milf batter fruit Wines etc. They arranged that e ice
water runs slowly through each shelf and being confined from
the effects Of the not air. keeps them at the coet point causing
the regeratng influence be the same tnoug bout the whole
paratus This effected by dppngs from the which ia
lost all other rgerators They the front and
furniturec3n te placed
ar by which perfectly cold water at all
had without additional ice. These rgeraioyS are
experiment They bean in successful operation for
years. the qualification Of those who have them in
use will show and the most approx
The improvements recently added BY which
perfect ventilation insured, great saving OF ice has
gd air produce and durability ELECTED
certainly place them advance thing offered for
public peronage Galvanized has been substituted for the
sheyngi in OF thereby enabling US to offer them are
entirely from oxydzation and and consequently
void of that sagreee oior which has heretofore been most OBJ
jectioabe refgetors In addition to their being
vastly superior other owing the convenient arrangements
and unequalled principle they servicabe it is now
conceded guaranteed iron is durable than oher
metal as il is not by acid, salt ssle by
4. ". MACDONALD,
may96-d&twIm No 40 Fourth ST., Louisville, KY
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Nashville and
surrounding country that No Broadway, the place
pure Northern Ice and humbug Call and judge for your
selves. 'a. W. +. CLfNGAN.
may29-d2In
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DECISIONS OF TIE SUPREME CoURT.--We com
plete to-day the publication Of the decisions Of the
Supreme Court at its December term in this city.
We presume the decisions rendered at the April
term at Jackson win be ready for publication in
ahort time.
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LOUIS s. ULlMAs, As9-DeaT SIR hsye had ii7sro
meter you hang my Lahratory since il arrived
and found it - move in the Iaauner you represent
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Disestion and PrOsperify!!
Il d 6 E FIE LID,
CONTINUATION.

"A gY sale that OF the embraced move lots
fA than could conveniently be disposed Of thre
hours In confirmation Of that sale propose Thu rsay,
IC I3tR JuSles to rng OF asse of lots mostly e6Raed
ll0bsO and Wheess first addition BOods and Fosters
addition The be offered that embrace Of
tie most valuable in that part OF Edgef-ld.
{EObsOn and EheIess, First Addition
Lets Nos g. and TO- Ganpbels Store. These Lots each
feet Gsiatin Turnpike Is
front another street parallel to The turnpike.
Fosters Addition.
On Gallatn Turnpike. lots o. 10, II, 70 and II
HOODS Addition.
allatin Tunpike-Lot No. 2, opposite Campbes Store
Lots Nos. :, c, Q, 10, IL, 70, - and IL.
On Russell Street.
Lots a. az 49, So ST. 81 So s. 81 g, a. So So CO. GI c.
60, g. IS, &C, g., c. g. 20, Il, y, 3 "A and75.
On Fatherland Street.
Lots 76 n r. g. s0,s s. a. S. S. 81, 80 and 90
Ts lots embraced this sale many Of them with
handsome Parties deous of procuring good
Des the GAllan Turnpike. desirable locations for
private in the best part Ednd viii attend IBIS sale
TERs-Oue and tire yrs credit Tor satisfactorily
secured bearing Interest and lien retained saleat 10 ocoek.
msy3l A. g. LINDSEY.
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The company intended remaining over night at
Chattanooga, and leaving there in the morning so
as to reach here at four o'clock in the afternoon,
bat as this arrangement will not suit the schedule
Of the road, Mr.. E. W. COTE, the Superintendent,
will 60 up to Chattanooga to-day and induce the COM
pany to leayethere att 10 this evening so as 10 reach
here at s4Oto-morrOW morning, otherwise thay can
notreach here until eight O'clock tomorrow evening
We have no doubt they viii accede to the proposed
arrangement, and unless advised to the contrary,
our citizens, military and FIRE companies and city
authorities, who have been invited 10 join in the re-
cepiion Of our distinguished visitors will be ready
to extend to them cordial welcome on the arrival
OF the train tomorrow morning.
The committee on the part of the City Council,
appointed to proceed to Murfreesboro in the morn
ing to receive and escort the Chatham Artillery to
the city, consists Of Alderman Cox and Couueilmen
East and DENrUMBREUX.
Both branches Of the City Council have adopted
resolutions making suitable arrangements to enter
tain cur visiting friends in cordial and kospitsbe
manner, aud feel assured that our citizens will
join the City Council in giving them a specimen Of
TENNESSEE Hospitality.
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Nov YorIk RTarlket.

NEW York June l3.-Cotiou buoyant sales 1000
bales; MidlliDg l1s. Business limited by the high
prices asked. Flour advanced; sales 10000 bbls
6.30a6 60 Corn firm; sales 81 goo bushels. Mess
Pork l7.00al7.75 Sugar quiet, MuseavadO 51s64.
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TIEEMmINGs STORE.
OSCAR 30 EEHEE a. co.
have Just openei Al their stand

NO. Union street,
A complete STOCK q Fan and Winter
DRESS ANO VANILLA TEEsu WINGS.
E0MPRIsIN0 assortment OF plai- and figured feve
Ribbons Gallons, FEinges, Buge Chaps. Grape Iians
Belts Buttons, Brds, Bugls Buttons, &C., &c. al q sh
entirely and the best that could got In the Eastern
STOCK Of:
TeDhfn FTerfszo and Shetland WOols
Embroidered Brai AMI silks, Crochet, Embroidery aa aoa
Fottons a. veil A. any other uaraIfor Knitt Netting EE
Aroery and rotcet complete and ager IN variety Al
quantity than ever. We alsocOuiuue % nnAltgaciure =
Fringes, Tnssels, ButtOnss SpfsasS Ecf3
70 order usual and viii ~ 70 suit all ard sTyhedy
ssp12-sf
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ORNAMENTAL Trees and Eyergreens.
SN 0NTGOMERT & McGRE Dr. Nurserymen NASHVILLE Tenn
l4H invite SPECIAL attention their extensive stock % fu.
Ornamental Trees Evergreeus. Green House Pans l000
ornamental frees and Every suitable for imeiate eject
Frus-50g0 Apple 2, , & years old.
Pears-3oe0 BBaTfs z Standards, 2 70 years old.
pe2ss -J000J years old Cherries Plans, Apricos Nec
tariens and ouincel in il-ge Eumfsrs-
large Collection Of Grapes, sfhsss, Aaspbesress dsose
ferries, Curranls 4 Bouquets az Al seasons.
MONTGOMERY a iscGREDT.
nall Linrood. Nurseries NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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sBank OF West Tennessee, ut
MkEe~sS MEMPHIs.-2he notes Of this Bank will be
usd a tie URion Bank Of TSRRasR ct Nashville Idtw
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JOHN w. DRAPER, N. D. l. L. D., Professor q Chemistry
aud Py sology University Of New York, relative to this
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IL Some HARRIS viii beat Mcfarland, and some say
NETHERLAND wiz beat Har,is but eoery body agrees tina
beat any house in the for Good TOba Geo
and Fine cigars, and, dear reader you had better be
e0RCiEced. J. II. LANGLEY & co,
MaS2O-h Al Union street
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From J. O. GRIFFITH Esq Of the ProprietOrs Of he
Union I'D American.
Nashville, Feb q, l659.
Mr. LOWS ULLMANir Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly hlned me- tested BY months. i
have no hesitency in saying that it Grs weather gauge
forstelng the changes the atmosphere from p % a. hours
aead. Iooramsnd the attention AID patronage OF al CLASSES
. as worthy special favor. respectfully. sss
7 II b p 90 2 E ). v. GRIFFITH.
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From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D, and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ OF
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February ., 1852:
LOUIs S. ULLNAN, Es3 Dur We have made repoatsd
experiments With, Close observations Of little
Exotic, which yon kind enough present time
since and which you appropriately designate the Oriental
TsIisman, Natural Weather Indicaor From those expert
and observations, satisfied, is extremely sensitive 70
all atmospheric influences. and with proper and attention,
supply place Of cJstst barometer far
indicating the changes the weather concerned Securely
spendedin soesulie place where the is cua0uo
mesh air, protected from and the influence OF the Of
sun carefully regulated according your very ct
directions Confidently believe, il viii GnerrGgy indicate tie
approaching variations % the atmosphere from "A - hours 10
ayancs Aside from is BarOmeical ~ four times
the amount sou charge Tor = Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. NJ TOWL3Js, u. d.
JOHN O. HiLii.
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? Look for ipitations Of Lea & PERKINS, WOr-
& Sons auf2I-d
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

AS Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the last ur
kAaS years Of louisville, Kentucky, and who las de-
voted his stenL to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years, aers HIMSELF having attended 70 Pra ice for
many years. many thousands, he is
ALI private matter how thgy
from diudcious mgdcal treatment, negldc their
own Dr. King Dspeasary No. % Deaderc street.
Cherry the Square, where he all diseases private
nature. - 81
frora business.
rRcRuREs OF old recent date, eGectuay cured in
avs by operation Which causes pain. Where Sct
exists be enjoyed. Perhaps disease Gauss
more mischief and undernines the constitution much
svPHILIs all the diseases the skim growing out Of neg
sct or bsd treatment, be eGccualy cured few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given
his disease, and al the growing
on in many By the destructive habits II inconseae
Youths excessive indulgence Of he passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution, rendering subject upb
for business society, and causing premature old sge
Females who be aborng with any difficulty the Won
NAV RESI- assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King Desrick stree,
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions. secrecy observed
Once from O'Clock in the morning the evening.
NAV n, ls59-dswlv
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CAR1ER, WmsToaD & Co sell this morning, in
front of their Ware Rooms, complete assortment
Of Groceries. Call at 10 o'clock
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gteEian Temple q oasr 10 81. rss,ssr.r Tsiays.s
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For Criminnl 1,onr1 Clcr,,.

We authorised announce Dr. E. M PArrERsoS can.
dast CLERK the Criminal Court of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. furay2S-te.
We authorised to JoN SHANE Esq, can
date for election the Office of Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election.
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Cincinnati Market.
River News.

CIscINSATI, June l3.--Flour tending upwards,
7aLl5 Corn s5 Oats 81; Whisky advanced /
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49, TEMPERANCE DkKECTORKp-
- TENNESSEE Division, No 80 Sons % TemIsT
ance meet every Saturday night ct Temperance
Hail. No 81, absyecsl,ege strsst, near he squa1e
HENRY X. PICK, ". ?.
\. T. FLENTNt. ". A.
S. r. MORGAN =. $.
Ufopian Temple Of Honor No -. ulseiss every FziaysFs
ming AT the same Hall as shove.
W. u. MORROW. ". c. T.
W. G. BIRCuETT. VI. v. +.
D. HEMPREl ". T.
NASHVILLE Temple q Honor s. eegsevery Wednesday
evening at the same Hall as above.
L. BENSON. " G. 7.
. 7. g. CRrNK. ". Y. 7.
r. BARcLAf. W.R. eafe
EdUuEd DllinhuntF Cornell MOL OF I. A &
Tnpsrs mee The ls Thursday evening IN each mouth al
the Hall a z35Ye. JOHN PATTERSON, C.5f G
no. I.APSLEY, s. OF O.
II. II. MoALLISfER, J. Of @.
J. HENRY CGRREY Comp. K.
Currey Degree, Temple Of Honor Me- II. meetson The
last THURSDAY night in each month"; the Hall shove
". &. THOMPSON. p.
J. H. JOHNSON, d. v. T.
= jy3l-ly L. BENSON, D. r.
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0sa%Naelon NJ SneAogSAAAes
a friend in shslbyrille writes Of the discussion
there on yesterday;
"eOv Hams has just closed hisPriEcipsl speech
which was one Of The best I ever listened to. One
think, that is bound to tell on the vote in August
Ills friends are perfsstiy carried away"
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NYEhave for sale, on liberal terms, several OF "A
Nv the best improved, most beautiful and desi- ~ 44A
rabe Residences the vicinity Of Nashville, and saaIN5
in the city Also number of the very hest Farms
in this and doning counties, besides Gerry large
supply Of the best unimproTed Lots in the City
the different additions Nashville. All persons disposed
purchase would do well We will take pleasure
showing any the property have for sale ard will give
gains may3l J. L. & r W BLOWN
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LYNCHBpRG, VIRGINIA,
ALEX DER a. foot,
COmmUSSTOy MERCHANTS

For the sale of Tobacco and Produce
Generally.
EEyHEY give prompt attention the sale OF Tobacco Wheat,
Flour, I'D Bacon, make liberal advances OF the
sane wien required. Rzlances made By sight
York
REFERENCEs.
John G. Meem, ESQ., the Exchange Bank Lynchurg Va
W-n NJ BlackIord, Esq, Cashier q F" -
NJ Langhorn 4 SO7s, Toba Manufacturers, -
Thos Ferg.rson, Esq, q
vtrvfe
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TaE CHATHAM ARTILLERY GRoRoE w ADAMS,
Esq, General Superintendent, has furnished the sa-
FAnnah Nsss The following schedule, which will be
observed By the excursion train to Nashville, with
Chatham Artillery: