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, 1859-10-26

The letter from Auraria, published in aaoth-
er column Of this sheet, is not vouched for by
III, though re have no doubt Of the integrity
aad capabilisy Of the writer. His statements
are remarkable; and # verified by others, the
result Of the discoveries which he an
nounccs will be Of great Importance to
the West rs well as to the whole CONNER
cid wofld. OF one thing: We take it, the
country is already convinced. that is the exist
cnce Of gold nj Pixies Peak in quantities sufi-
Giant to remuneEase the digger who seeks it.
The continued arEivnls Of tho precious metal
in the towns along tho frouticr and at Chicago
and St. Louis, and the oostly and extensive
works undertaken in The digg.ugs to procure
supplies Of wafer, prove that What more
than that time and further explorations will
prove, VIC do NOT venture tasay. The lct,e1,
such as 1t is, and the now admitted and cur
rent facts In relation to the mining region, are
commended TO the sagacious journals which
no longer ago than in June last, wcro in lull
cry after the PgEss ASn TR1srsE for keeping
tho public adsised Of the progress Of discovery
in that "a. of region
, 1859-10-26

Iowa where half the business is done that is
daily transacted here, aud where the future
pr ospeets were nothing in comparison to onEa,
double M | what il is here. Although ~ properly here
is uow worth nearly four times what it was
when We arrived, it has uerer yet fully recoE-
crcd from the set back given to it BY the STAN.
pede Of last spring. It will soon get up and
probably loo high, us many heary capitalists gre
arriving from Boston and other eastern cities
so sF t1S sx Of ade.ng M Bqe 6e
property as rapidly Is possible, and IRE benefit
instead Of IN injury to the place. One Of them
ii 5lr. Page from Toston, is erecting On the cor
-ucr next this large theatre building Gox90 r.,
three stories high. 1t will tower above the
other buildings here as much as the Great
Eastern docs above ordinary craft.
JOux II. CLAnK.
, 1859-10-26
The Slaye.Trade Meeting,

according to notice md appointment, meet
ing Of citizens in favor of the re-opening Of di.
rect trade with Africa, for the supply OF labor,
was held in the Grove ia Mount Pleasant, on
Thursday. the 2Olh inst. On motion Of Elias
Wh;lden Esq, the meeting was organized by the
following appointments:
Prts:LtAt- Richard T. Morrison,
Nes Pstsiien+Wm. Lucas, J. Raren Maith-
cws, ". ". Mcleod, Il. Z. Vincent, DR.. Edward
AIiston, L. Edward Porcler.
tseer<taries-Joseph F. Inglesby, Lockwood i.
McCants, Robert Muirhead, jr.
Two Of the gentlemen ADORE FAMED ID Vice
Presidents, vino hnd consented to attend and act,
were detained, and appointments we're made in
their pluces.
The President, Il. S. Morrison, Esq, briefly
introduced the proceedings, aud gave place to
Elias Feuning, Esq, who read report mud res
olulions, PREPARED for this occasion by Com.
mittee appointed for the purpose by authority
of i meeting Of the citizens Of Christ Church
pnrish, as lately reported.
TIE speakers were then introduced E.
4. Bryan, Of st. Johns Colleton, and l.. ".
Sprast, Esq, Of this city. Both gentleman de-
lirered able addresses, which were received with
eager attention and frequent applause.
The meeting then adjourned to TIE tables and
partook Of tile dinner bountifully provided By
tue Committee. After dinner, many toasts, seu.
tiucuts aud speeches were given, and on re-as-
hetnbIing in the Grove ut call, several letters
were rcaI. Many letters we're reported tha,
could not be read for want Of time, but these
will be published with other detni!s md docu.
mrnts connected with tile meeting.-Charltstot
Courier 9lsf,
, 1859-10-26

IxrASr1c1Dx IL TcR1Kr.-A Coustantiuople
letter, received By the las. mail, relates the al-
most incredible circumstance Of the old bar
barous Inv Of Turkey which prescribes the as.
sasinstion Of all children which any princess Of
the Imperial family nay bear to q subject. ear-
ing been acted upon within the last few days.
One Of The Suitan's daughters, the wife Of
boz. The Sultan had been to see her but :
few hours before her confinement, and It Is said
that be gave express orders that the child
should not be murdered. Nevertheless damned
custom prevailed; the officers. Of the seFaglio
who attended the princess delivered over the
babe to enuch to stzangle-and It was stran-
Ried accordingly.
, 1859-10-26

It is perfectly idle, to say the least, to turn
such an event into political capital. No party
would dream Of endorsing these OF similar atroc-
ities; and it is a poor and. unworthy class Of
tactics that would seek to fasten tho RESPONSE
bility anywhere else than upon the misguided
actors themselves. Whatever may be the tend
eDcy Of their avowed principles. no organization
wurthy Of the name, has ever cuunsclied violent
resistance OF the Law in slave territory. There
are few dcmented persons scattered over the
Northern States-so ftw that We might almost
enumetate 1heas-Ger1it Smith, Fred Douglass,
A1el!en, if he is still alive, and two or three
more: But there Is no party Of respectable d.
tnensions that has plauk in its platform upou
which the late mad foray could be justified.
, 1859-10-26

q The most formidable horssL spoken OF in
history was a wooden oue. It was introduced
into Troy one night.
, 1859-10-26


Next year will occur the great deceuoial cen
sus Of the United Ssates, made By the general
government Persons will be appointed for
every locality in the States aud Territories to
gather statistics Of the inhabitants, and Of all the
agriculture! productions, manufactures, etc
Every culliyator will be asked for n concise aud
accurate statement Of land occupied bY him,
tire number Of acres and the amount Of each
crop raised By him during the year ending June.
etc. Those who we're called upon in 1850 will
doubtless remember tho difficulty experienced
in mixing up an accurate report Of tue various
crops As these reports will bo called for in
1uue, it will be necessary to givc in the crops
gathered this year, and the suggestion that We
now make is. that cultlvators write down, while
fresh in mind, the number Of acres under cul,i-
vation, including the wheat, ETC., already gath
cred. The number Of acres Of each kind, the
amount per acre, and the gross amount will be
required. The, milk products also, aud the
fnr-4tufFfndn 4fyiruffifrsef
, 1859-10-26
Tic Shooting Affair ut CarIlnytllc.
fEtnnDfhA ;tO,,

As the train was passing Carltnvi1!e, last
night, 3lait Agent Ni1tioms Was shot through
the head. while standing in the door Of his car,
by merchant Of Carlinville, by nanc of Hughes.
The shot was supposed to be fatal, last night,
hut telegraph report, aud word by down train,
this morning, pronounce the wound not neces-
sarily mortal, and the symptoms we're farsrablc.
clerk for Messrs. Blair i Ballnger, in Alton, in
time past. Ruuor connects the transaction with
family difficulties u CarlinvilIe, Of too ihdef-
mite purport to justifp publication Ar. Hughes
gave himself up 10 tie Sheriff at Carlinyille this
morning.
P.S.-We.1earn additional particulars Us fol.
lows, from Conductor Phi1librook, who was in
charge Of this train.
Soon as the cars stopped, almost, the shot was
heard, md without 4 word said or recognition
between the parties. Hughes stood few feet
from the car, mud shot between or over the
heads Of boy and the man who was there to
the check, about an inch forward Of the ear.
Williams reeed round the stove, fell, raised him
self, mud viii one hand to ch ear. until be was
takeu and carried into the depot Office and laid
on bed, where be bled profusely. Hnshesra
like deer up t0wu-was pursued, but be gained
his store premises. Doctors were speedily at
hand-the wound drobsd, and the ball found,
t,co inches deep in tie head. There was much
c1cltomcut ut tirst among passengers and by-
standcrs, aud had Hughes remained On the spot
he would hare been roughly treated. However,
as it became known who bad committed the act,
the sensation n,aiuly subsided. Mr. Hughes has
ineut business men. Mr.. Williams has borne .
good character heretofore, a.d was quiet aud
geatlemanly on the train, and had the respect Of
railroad men,
, 1859-10-26
PROSPECTS or AEkANtA.

Our city is progressing much more rapidly
than even the most sangufne had reason to e1-
pect, City property Is Of course daily adranc.
ing in vaiue, but il is still low and out Of all
proportion TO the amount Of business transacted
Ut this point. IN my little town in Illinois or
, 1859-10-26

POLITICAL CONDITION.
We are SO far from Kansas, u part Of which
we formerly wcre) that none Of her laws are
considered as binding here. In fact she has By
tue recent constitution which she has framed
and under which she expects admission, entirely
cut US off, and hence re are e,tsvtfy tnithoat k1tr.
We hare vigilance committee but it is not
Of much account and you can easily imagine
the consequent state OF the society here. Sell
dom q day passes without having numerous
tights and rows Of var,ous kinds, tie parties in
which are never even arrested. Occasionally q
man is shot and then little stir is made by the
yiyilance officers but nothing is eycr DONE
but e have at last become awake 10 our duty
and have this day completed system Of gov
ernmcnt which ne a1l confidently expect will
give US some protection. Requiring something
doue immediately i've the people ofthc terrific
r. Of jefferson "issued call for q convention
10 which your huma1<, had the distinguished
houor Of being delegate.
The convention closed its session today. We
hare taken upon ourselves the responsibility Of
forming government entirely independent Of
all the powers tAaf II, like our celebrated fore
fathers declaring. ourselves fee and inde-
pendant, owning allegiance only,to the Gonsfttu-
On the third Monday Of the present month we
elect full board ofexecrtive, Legislative and
judicial officers, and iuaugurate I government,
on our own hook; and we all intend to stand up
10 it II old Jenny Buchanan do not like 1t,
he CEN whistle, nc ask no odds Of him or his
congress for the present, although we hare
elected a delegate TO Congress, who is to 60 and
request our admission.
Thus far the general government hare done
exactly nothing for us. Wehave no mail; our
letters are ali carried By pirate express Co.
to whom we pay two mills each as postage
Wehave no Indian agent and should they be-
CONE troublesome NO troops to defend rs but
must look TO ourselves for protection.
Our lauds are not surveyed and the Indian IT,
lie has nerer been extinguished. We are not
even giyen government, but had to form one
Of our own to suit circumstances.
PRoSrEer4 or ArkAntA.
Our city is progressing much more rapidly
than even the most sanguine had reason to e1-
pect City property Is Of course daily adranc.
ing in -vaiue, but il is still low and out Of all
proportion 10 the amount Of business tr.ns acted
, 1859-10-26

BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI r. n
during the present season, extending It to o.
tumwa on the Des Aoines Rires, seventy-fiye
miles west Of the Mississippi. This road nIso
points directly west from Burlington, and is an
extension Of the Chicago and Burlington rona
and the sooner it can be completed The better.
Newou1d that it could all be finished during
the coming year. 1t has valuable land grant
to aid in its construction, aud is TO be hoped that
the capitalists in interest will be able to com
maud tic means for its carly completion.
On the :.ad Of Fcbrnary last the
HANNIBAL IND ST. sosxPa L. T.,
WAS opened for business. 1t extends from Han
nibal on the Mississippi entirely across north
ern Missouri to st. Joseph on the Missouri
river. Being virtually an extension Of the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy road, this line
has already proved Of great advantage to the
trade of this city and the West generally. The
road extends further West than my other now
completed, and it affords emigrants to the new
| gold fields direct and expeditions route with
out the delay incident to the dangerous and
difficult navigation Of the Missouri riyer from
ST. Louis. Our sister city is already groaning
| piteous!y over the loss Of her monopoly of the
| trade Of the Missouri.
It was noticed in yesterdays issue that the
railroads between Cairo and
new oaLEAxs
would all be completed before the first Of jan
| uary. The opening Of q direct line between
l. ch;r.ro md the Gulf of Mexico will hare m
, 1859-10-26

W with nete.*asy
Pipes, Registers, venti1ators. &c.,
Put up It fair Rates and WARRANTED hy
, 1859-10-26

We hare permission to publish the following
letter, written at Auraria, L. T.. by JoaS II.
CIAnk, late Of Chicago, to lis brother, BnrcE
CLARK, Esq, highly respectable gentleman Of
ibis city. The writer. personally unknown to
US, is said to be man Of undoubted integrity:
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Lebanon Tenn. AaSArilIs, Team
P. & G. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE sKocEEs, rEoDCcK ASD
COMMISSION NTS
nEALkEs
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &c.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Couusr
Produce. al every description,
corRey y Broad and oolIses Sired,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

yNE are N receipt Of large and vel
w assorted stock OF 6Foceries. i4qgsrs, &C. 20
which iayi.e the attention q the trade:
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And 2l2 Approximations prizes ranging from $50
up ~ $500.
70 500 prizes. amounting 70 $40 goo
Whole Tickets 80, Halves - Quarters 81 So
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Leave Nashville every thursday and Tuesday al 10
O'Clock NJ Time from Nashville 10 Louisville sixty
Hours and {" Cincinnati Four bays.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IAN. 7. WRIGHT & Co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens Of Nashville kszSO
. I'd the public generally that they have Ky
Irchased the veil known Livery stable stock
I'd nXtures, fOru eriy occupied by VIM }. Philips, on
s-arket street, ius below the Square,
We have nrsl-rAte I9ts and boA-stalls to accommC-
tate droveTs. and ali friends who may favor Us
with their patronage.
Ne pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction In all cases
We have q large number OF Inc Saddle HoTses and
Buggies 10 hire at all unes-
The iacIis, do not intend bcn passed by any
stable IA the southern country. Ivnie along and see
yourselves
IrbS-IY WM. I. WRIGHT & co.
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Gas Pine and Gas Fitting.


AHH. LAkCDN q 4 drslFcs % InI9fIn us
lfk friends ana the pnbe generally that he has To-
tarned fro..l bis Norther and ready - ogsn
ths fall essnlAign.
Fully posted in ailrscent mprovemaBtfin Pasie-
graphie MlEp1i zton-Taly lag heretofore solely
upon As sssyis OF his pletaFrs, and seisFmihed 10
spare eaast ~ please be henlly thoze
who have aes- given him a falF usll O. DO sos
LADIES' slifs- 4 ms prsseRt rooms the meet ceEve-
nientiy and AL aasAnty located al any IA the csy,
harry sire afffni4a ~anast-s
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IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFIcATEs

Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending in an
figure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Office, county and State
aS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
81 All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawingOther prizes At the usual
thirty days.
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans Z Nashville Packet,

: he Inc Passenger and a . 7c7-~--n
freight steamer EASTTH RI Ia
E. Nsr0p, Master, will continue
the above trade the entire seaso making regular
trips be &rcn this city and New Orleans. The last
PORT is last, Of Light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nova4-tf A HAMILTON. Agent
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Magnificent Scheme
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELAW ARE.
10 be drawn in Wilmington. Del. saturday. April asA

aosaia pftres-. amounting " tts<o-Ieso
Tickets 40, Halves sle, Quarters S. Eshths 81 80.
Package o. - Whole flskets II t2o easts. ss19
There are ts drAwE bsiiuts and each ballot be
ms worth s-o, make ..s-s..s-.- 40
10 per csnt 90, nsk ms ................ oe
Leaves Het........................ se4
Leaving Fisk % lhe purchaser .......... ssis
Fefsoax y 10 desiEe used oHiy remit The snk
Package fur shich ~ Ia send CsFtas1als nj
lows.
Fe 90 co. - Halves, .......- ie9 %
do a.. D. eaaFtrrs,...... - e.
ar Do - aAsisshS,.....-.. 81 -
81 Al erasss ADDRESS, b Fssssz, Bze.nsS~sz
Go Einihgts Del q nieet With Efonapi sfien-
tisa ana ths priatsa sA<ial dFAulaSs
ever. FRANCE, BROAbHlNTs a Co.
m2fSl hasaEers.
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IkE q 4 LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
III ed RoVpr

o One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
er Gay AT noon: time from Nashville ~ Memphis For
weight Hours; Nicksburg Five lays aud 10 New
Orleans IN seven bays.
Boats leave NarhvlHe every day and wait for the
arrival If the lasst niger Tran : before starting.
For urst class accommodated uII. the Bouts Tick
cts eau be proc red Tie different paints, prices
uamed IN tie annexed Schedt L. OF Rates
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CARTER, WILSFORD l. CO.,
Successors to Carer Mckay Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
M E &c A N r S,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
No. MARKET Strict,

FOICISH anu DUHtsilC IlquOis, tlSuiS VIZ
No. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store s eHG e srri'e
100 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
loo bbls. Crushed sugar, ali grades;
50 . st. Louis Loaf sugar, all grades
90 % Powdered sugar, all grades
COFFEE
800 bags prime Rio conee:
MOl.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, allgrades;
100 half bbs. New Crop Mplasses, all grades;
90 bbis and kegs Golden syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 Dean L Hale's do,
100 Smiths Reserve do;
loo Old Rye do;
100 " 10 Newsom's do; trebble disullcds
100 &c Tennessee. White do;
20 Old Country do;
100 90 Old Bourbon do
100 ." Old Monongehala do;
40 Z" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Vine;
10 baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cd"r Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candles;
400 half boxes IaIlow CandlesJ
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paperi.
100 boxes Starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
600 400 q. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
3Os1icTces Rice;
100 6 and II ID Gaddis Black and Common Tea. ~
so chests Black aud Green Tea;f
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". X. Cheese prlmei
loo r. u. Z"
800 bags shot, assOrtedl
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepperi
100 doz. Bruoms;
100 - Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda IN Papers;
100 - Scotch snuff
$50 1" stick Candy:
100 ~ Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 doZ. assorted Bucketsi
store sale lower than they be had else
where.
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Bucket
Mandatory and prepared, all times sell
the Trade al Manufacturers prices, freisht added.
CAR1ER, MllSf ORD & co
declO No. Market street
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail. can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets, in of Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can be sent as
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have an Office
The money and order NUT be enclosed ia a "GOV-
ERN,lENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co, Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
as- list Of the numbers that are drawn rom the
wheel, with the amount of the prize that each Ia
entitled TO, will be published alter every drawing in
the following papers :--ipgSd Ca. Constitutional
tst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register ChdrlesiOn
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta helligencer heC
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah DAILY Neics, Rick-
DsOnd Dispdtok, AeW FORK Dispatch, and PauIdin9
(Aiis Clarion and Ltttie Rock ATk True Democrat
APTlS-td
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FINE. CHANDELIERS

IL Oh ar sstiies. a. any SIRED building CluFch,
Hotel tueie Hail la he city coanty with all
the 81 IS 4 .ebso s.sa'ies, cheap they be
had from any Innrket
KEGS. g.us. Of all the small Gas F1x-
tures, ~Hh Drop Lights, fapsr and fAaey eeloEea
0iass shades, patent Barriers, &c
Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.
have the Sefy beat woFkmen always ready 10 DO
any kind Gas Fittsng Alse, all thr machinery for
cutting aud scresns 6as Pipe, and wsil sell any
Der OF feet 70 parties Ia the country, their
rneasnrmeui plans. and fasnlsh the tangs and
other tools 80 that they eau do their o~a wesk.
Steam and Steamboat Work,
Steam Pipe steam Valves, caeks and other ARTICLES
on hand for repairing steam wSFk.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, aud ether steam PIPE
work with dispatch
JAS. II. KENDRICk
fsb34-Sm uAA as Cherry street.
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wheel BarroWs.

III IN ffsn .ais ~ H. ID. nickEY,
Rusr3-a - Market stEssA
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TUE Ers1 COAL TOT Hack .smah,ng has ne supe-
i nor. bHrns entirely Tree rFosa tlndsr. Goa
l.ss lees salphar, masses HOTe lnisass heas. And
l<sts t0pEeF uan Ass eli,sE coal - lhe HsEkst fnf
sale By =. }. AGNkN, 3
n&Ess-a ssek 81 ne D.. G. D = D<pes
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clever Seed.

r0 RBIs. c.sxer sssa. Jass rssslssa .aa Isr sais
sJU ~ D. .. nickEI. -
4er3s-n
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Emigranis wlll be taken upon Deck AZ reduced
'rce and on three % ten coilars cheaper than by
my other ruutc.
Rates CHARGED for SerOnd-ClaM Tickets.
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Chllaren's s,arriages.
E.nusi tor tkent,

fUSf received : large let - Chiiarehss Garages
ehely nasshe.i hsxh sil % SID lover thaa exas
ssss MACKENZIE mINcIEIS.
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TWO HUNDRED AchfS ~ exc1ltesa bot -
L t0n Land, sapeFlor sel tef sny klsa " 49,
Apgay Al sAs whaissals Grocery Hsass q
nizk1I aboPER 90.
AaeS-ff Nsss = asa AArkel sssaet
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vhieh ~ili b easre4 70 The trade Of Made rsaass
n. D pteKKY.
JaHe7-u Eax 81 Nsrkct street
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Nsss5ssS Ss-s--.sssT - -
TO u n - ~ T. u ID u " -.
DASSENGERS TRAINS running the Nashvill
Il and Chattanooga Railroad Will leave the Depot at
Nashville the minute laid down In the Schedule,
70 wit: so A. NJ and z. NJ, and in order 20 pre-
vent Confusion at the ticket uce, the Of
start ng. Passengers respectfully requested c
provide for their tickets in advance of the time,
that ali may be accommodated the Ticket Agent will
be in his ONCE hour before the departure Of
Train. E. W. CuLE,
MARRIOTT Bong superintendent
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Shelton's Marble Works (!

Church street, next door cornelius's cAbnetshoP
Nashville, Tenn.
TINE undersigned would inform las friends 49, n
il and the pubic generally that he viii cen tlNlI
tInue the MARBLE RtSINtcSS ln this city at ~
his shop next door 60 Corneilus's Cabinet cSI II
shop, on Charch street, and calls attention TO ~
the stock OF ~
Marble Monuments. Tombs, etc.
Which he has exhibition and FOR sale, embracing =
great variety. iiilshed IN tue mos; susFb manned,
He prepare manufacture the shortest notiCc
M arbie VI aateis; and every description o
Marble Work, OF the nnest American aud tai,
Marble HIS work will, heretofore, be war.
rantse and hls prices 70 suit the times.
lana-tf N. l.. SHELTON