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The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
$40 Reward.

- ANAWAY from the subscriber on the Sth inst. a
IL negro boy named II ANUEL. Said negro is a
bout % years Old. feet two inches high. He IS
supposed to be in the neighborhood OF W Ii. Brown
IN hobcson county, where he was last seen. L Will
give the above reward of twenty dollars for his delv
cry TO me within sixty days from this date. will
give an additional reward of $50 for evidence suff
Client to convict ANY white man of harborng said
gro. lanes Nc\ATT
Aug 20. $50. wifi
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
a CARD.
A Word TO Nv Old Friends.

fHNHOSE persons for whom have been attending to
z Banking business for years i am still willing
to you with the promptness that have al
ways done and to others that may want discounts.
Pension business, &c. &c. l offcr my services with
promise of strict attention JAS: G. COOK.
June 27 1859. If
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

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Single copies, five cents.
No subscr ption will be received for less than six
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Common " ares,
LOS | :.

nROPPED from my Sulky, on the Fayetteyllle
4 and Centre Plank Road in about Ii miles OF Fay
etteville my Medical bags, containing pocket case
of Instruments &C. The finder will be literally re
warded by addressing the subscr6er at fayetev1ie'
July 23d 1859. JNO. n. NCLEAN.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

(NAY1lD2l3HlDV1 lhlhlA
MN\AN\ NNsAAAMsS SAs
ASSETS $3.50, 6a6 90.
THIS Company has been in operation more than
i six years and has paid its Fire losses, amount
ing to S23.524 81 without any assessment insurance
avera ging its members about per cent
Amount of property now insured, $l.363;49o.od
Amount premi iu M notes now hand 247 ,73S.oo
DIRECTORS:
George McNciu. S. T. Hawley
d. A, Ray w \. Tillinghast,
H. L. Myrover; \. A Mckethan.
S. W. Tillinghast, j. D. Williams,
Henry Lilly James G.. Cook,
\. A Stedman, A ". Steel,
S. J. Hinsdale. James Kyle.
T. S. Lutterloh. Hon. }. G- shepherd:
VIM. McLaurin. RE- Brown, w W1lmlngton
A. f. Hall, Wilmington.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE MCNEIL, PRESIDENT.
d. 4 RAY, VICE PRESIDENT.
C. \. MCMILLAN, SECRETARY.
J. Collins and G. c. McCrummen. Travelling Agents.
mss- The Company invite applications. "aN
May 10. 1859. WY
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
CROCK = as v.
China Glassware
AND LOOkING-tLASSES
w. \. Aa-IEEaE Asst.

w. \. FIE9 Il EtEEE AST,
5 now receiving his FALL STOCK. which includes
/ entire aSortmcuts of new tyles of White Granite
and Blue Printed Ware. Plain and Gailt China Tea
Sets a good assortment OF
Common " ares,
and stock of GLASSWARE twice as large as usual
Th. Earthen-W Ware having been imported to order,
and the Glass bought at auction at less than manufac
turers prices. he is that he furnish Country
Merchants with goods quite cheaply they can
supplv Themselves from the North.
Sept. II. is59. q lt-W-t
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

The Alexandria, la correspondent of The \. .,
resent writes met here this morning gentle
ndn from Georgia, whom [ suspect to be not only
arm frienc of Hr Lamar, bat also agent. You
rave already pnylislled all the public circumstances
connected with the disappearance of the yatch Wan
ierer from Sayannah Georgi-,. and the public declc-
alton made by Mr.. Lamar tnat she oen. The
truth Of the matter is. the Wanderer away
oy Mr. Lamar, and is now, in all probability, on the
coast of Africa after another cargo Of Africans The
agent alluded to above. i'll my opinion. is travelling TO
ell these negroes ald that he will fad customers
.ted River, have doubt. l simply suspect this
rom casual alton with the gentlemen, where
ii compared notes on the Niger questions
DISABILITY X WITNEssEs.-IAe Mass achusctts SEN
ate has adopted amendment to its laws. which
moves the disability 10 receive the testimony Of athc-
.sts in its courts Of law. Th. amendment provides
that every person not believer in any religion shall
required to o7ify truly under pains and penalties
OF p rjure." 70 this endmcnt was adopted as
follows And the evidence OF such persons disbe
lief in the existence Of God may be received to aflct
their credibility Witnesses" The latter clause Of
the amendment al pied ~ vote Of 10 to L. The
vote upon the amendment. amended was l3 to II
apd it adopted by the ca ting vote Of the pres-
dent.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
DEN NIAE1 NOTICE.

lR- L. SCOTT offers his professional services to
~ the community and may be at his ,lice.
two door East o the Market
Sept.H. 1889. wifi
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

Military FIRE CourAsrEs fire companies
" - n IA co,nnalies comprised in two regiments
'v of five hundred men each. The Mississippi Engine
,r has already taken the initiative, by elect
mo their officers and appointing the time for drill
80 Other companies are expected to follow soon.
The engine houses 70 be used as drill rooms and
armor. es--SoutAern Guardfaa.
WArcHFUI Nrss-W hen we are alone have our
thoughts to watch in family, temper; in
company our tongues. 1t should be cur en'eayor
to illustrate dcyoons in the morning " our ae
ton during the day.-U. lNore
The New York Tribune learns that Senator Sum
ner has returned with his health completely re-es-
tablshed and ready to take his seat in the Senate
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

PoIITIc tI.--it a Democratic meeting held IN NASH
oursy, n c. the 10Th instant, the Hon. ltN-CoY-
crnor Bra gr at present L. S. Senator from the state
of n Carolina. was recommended Il suitable cahdl
date for Vice President i'll 1860
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03
AY RS
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Inveffds, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
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The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

I-S- Three students from North Carolina: nallea -
l.. Stone. Foust and Watson two connected Win the
University OF Pennsylvania and one "l'h oH1isoi
ro,aoa b.ra baen missing since Monday last.-Her-
aid.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

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From a E"rtrHuif9 ltrhonf q S. FIT, l. 1886
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medicine They
lr hands and feet that had ncr3,ic
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she also tried Pills, and they have cured her
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-03

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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
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hcitrie body have by dose two
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Ii they Will others they do the fact
worth knowing. Yours with great respect,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23
SIIERIFF,S SALE

Rf virtue OF II IA 10 mo directed and dsliv-
II cred from the honorable Circuit Court of DAVID
son county Tennessee at il azry term 1859 viii
expose "a rabic sale "a ths highest bidder for cash
Al The Court House yard IA the city of Nashville on
sAIOhlAlt TIE 5IH DAY OF MARCH, IS5g, all
the rgt title claim, interest aud estats which tsoorgs
: boiling then had, or may have since acquired IN
and 10 the following described Negro Woman named
Matilda, aged about - years, OF black complexion
levied on the property Of George - Boiling 10 sat-
BY an eKccutiIn IA my hands fayor Of X & BA a.
~ against 4. H. More, George 5. Boiling and K r
Boiling. February ID 1883
JAS. II. HINTON, sheriff Of Davidson CO.
tebS-d by h. BRASoH, Deputy sheriff.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIENn,

A weekly publication of Sheet Music. suitabl. 10,
lAyoIs anu singers OF the Home circle, and con-
sisting OF sixteen pages full folio size stitrbrd In .
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81 tue cay arrangements from the most favorite on
erAsi scenes, songs, ballads, airs &C An abundant
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Ihe taVor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
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Ileoss by the following composers have appeared in
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fio'W' burgmnlerl Schubert, Verdi, Donizctt
hnokehi speyers Abt, g. A. MAcierren, BeIlinl IA
smart, Ascher, Crouch, D'Aibcrt bishop Aubor
taes4ehoi i4ndpainter, Beethoven, &C. Nc Altthcss
pieces are within the range Of ordinary players and
singers aud are invariably characterized by dec,ous
N
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IL; IL. IL.

h. X. II.
K h R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick o. nervous; rheumatism Par
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klaney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains "a
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H K R-Radway SRenOyating ResOly eni for the cure
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restore II 70 regularity No female should
be without them.
r r. r. Remedies soldby Druggists everywhere.
marlo-lydkv RAILWAY 4 co.
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kAOnC AgAiMt

MIR LAlAGOMESE desires To inform his
tI friends and the publ, generally that he has re-
turncd frou bis Northern tour aud ready To open
the fall campaign. -
EuIIy post,d 10 all recent Improvements IA Photo
graphic MtnipUl4tou-Tcly ug, hcr,tuturc, s"ely
upon The merits al his pictures, and determined tn
snare no ctrt to please hc confidently Invites loso
nno have new gwen huu a fair uHl, t"d" 80.
Iadrs VITA hls present rooms thc mcsl COVE
nicntly and td,asanty located oI any III TIE my
hc,ry etre ,,rn.r ot futon srpt.t-t
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Eyery Couulry TIare IA . m

Every a "A MIR VI q r. IA a n1
Shouid ot leave the ciiy unt he has procured sup
ply OF McLeAn's Streus tening Cordial ID ssis rApd
iy, because t always cures. liberal discount VIII
be made to those Who buy 10 sell agan
CAUTlON-Bewa OF Druggists a. dealers who NAV
try 10 palm upon you some bitter or Sarsapara rasl
which they can buy cheap, by saying Il Is lust az
good. Avoid such men. Ask for McISznis strength
ening Cordial, and lake nothing else IL - the onl
remedy that will purfy the blood thoroughly, and
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning Just befo
breakfast, "a certain preventive FOR Cholera. Chill
and Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease.
ss- Price only 81 Ter bottle, sK bottles for s.
J. II. MCLEAN
SOLD. Proprietor of the Cordial
Also No Ran = koleAnIC OH LinIlnenI
So Principal Depot on Tie corner OF Third an
Pine street, ~ LOUIS, Missouri
As-For sale IN Memphis by :. Mansfield a Co, job
sou Long, and BY AaTd Jones, Al proprietor
prices.
ss- For sale In Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT Co
Springer a Bro and H. mond a Patton.
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SIIERIEE,S SALE.

Ilf virtus of a venditiOni exponas 10 me direct :
ID cd, and delivered from the Honnrabie CSrcuit
Souft of bAsieaOn CO., Tenn, its January Tarua
laSs, vii e1puSc Ia public sale the highest hsI
der Tor cash al tfe Court house yard aLe Ia Lc (aty
Of Nashville on SATURDAY, TIE 5rH DAY OF
hAtSh 1909 all the right ute ,ciaim aud os-
IAie iiieh J. q Fellows then had, may have since
acquired IN and - the foo4 us described I.aI ~.
tate, to-Sit Lots Nos and 10 tie plan uf Lots 10
S0ath Nashville bciangug O. j. N. IrWiu's Estate al
LAID out ~ II q MARCEL. aad req stcred ths Hess.
~ e utlee Il iaNscscn county, BOOK No. Il .ad
pAee Sl9l tie szelr bslns lots decided j. q. Ssl-
5NA - q J. AuniofG, { A.. may be seen ky
ioierelec - decd IA ksgsteriE once Or Ia 900 co.
toeA, No -, Isases 20z and =o5 beng levied 90 az
TIE prVferty q J. q. felioxs 10 aaglsfy iudgtneut
fundervi IA fav0r of ChArics Lsax t against JAnsss
{. baldwin and !. Z. Fellows. February a. lsss
}. n. HMM, SneriG
of iaviassu county,
fehs-td by Z. c, DlsAkL, Dep'y shsEll
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NEW SERIES NO. 1902.
Msoifal.
R. r. r.

II. H. II.
HEALTH viii, in all cases follow the use oF Rad
H ways r. r. Remedies. There are none So sick
or diseased so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
lnnrmites but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resolsens or Regulators, the Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Radway's Ready Relief
Railway S Renoyatng Resolvent; Radway gulators
kch OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over Certain diseases Yet there other diseas,
es. wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used il there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
a health
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R Il G. L. LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, and
Red RGyer. .r...

One of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9TH
er day at noon; time from Nashville to Memphis For
y-eight Hours; Vicksburg Five Days and 10 New
Orleans in seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be procured At the different points, at prices
named in the annexed Schedule OF Rates
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Chudren,s Diseases.

RddUdy's Renordtino Resoluant should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, sc. These
oieAAlngs out (thus early) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses of the
heudftg Resident Will eradicate every vestlge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE Bt2sf IlNIAENT IN riE woRL
For Man or Beast.

Another Remarkable Cure Performed by n
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR xOURsELtEsl
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near sAYen
Tenth street, had horrible running on
i,Jt. lie tried various Llninents, saives, 6c.,
could do u good- He dezgzRirea Of ever being Ab
work At bis trade agAln, because he could be
any we.ght his fool; aA1 BY bottle of NcIsan
HoluAnie LsnHnent, he Is nov perfectly cured
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, firuises, SpraiI
3 liness in The Josnls Muscles, Throat, sMe
mgs, EzlT ache or Tooth ache, Wounds, frcEh GA
sores Burns, seaids, PANS, Se, yield ~ the mage
influence of this wonderful iAnIaent
fOT Horses and Cattle u inl4iiibie remedy e
CAlcs, Calls, scT4iehes, Cr@4kesl Hoes, I-Aanchs
spawn, ss eeny, Spiint, fistgla, bruises, Sscllia
Wounds, Rattle Snzke htrs, and vaTious other disc
whHch animals ars liable 30 from injuries
dcEts-
Eyery Country Merchant should obt.ta supply
MciAan's VOLCANIC Ui LnirenL IL sella RAPIDLY
cause t always cures
A liberal dlsooant viii be made 10 merchants
bay D. sell AGAIN
~ for sale BY J. II. MCLEAN, Proprir,or, corn
Of Third and rine strcots - LvuIs, Missouri; also
sale az @bvye 4piss-sit~ Asly
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constitutional diseases.

~ tOHstitutfonaI Dfseases.
Many diseases that afiict humanity are Inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies sicky
Serolula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now,
care not how many generations the of these
eases may have been established in the system cor
rnptng the blood-Rddicdys ResaoodtiHg ResoIpdEt vii
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every part
Gle of diseased deposits and- I'LL the veins with new
pure and healthy blood
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THE BALLAD OF THE ONTMEsT


Hazi'isTH honHrE SUD RuJiJtas nugfaIibus ne,,r-,
JoANNEs FULVpa.
when little John hit Susy's toe .. r.
And Mary scaded prattling joe
What healed their wounds and sootbed th,ir -,
The ontmeItl
When Tommy gougcd his sisters eve
Ana singing bees made Ellen cry
what sovereign balm did We appIyYt
The Ointinenti
What agent then could one desire
10 queneh the rage of burning IRE
10 soOth the sting OF insects diref
rhs OintInon
Zach Druggist in this happy land
For twenty Ave cents in his hand
WI forthwith place AZ your command
That Ointment
TIE GRAEFhNBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN otSv
MENr is for sale BY ali Druggists In Tennessee and \.
ALhA. MACKENZIE
JA"i'-u IL College street
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

defed from any bookseller or periodical deaIer IL
VIII DC sent direct from the Office Of publication At
Ac ioiio"ng rates, yearly 50; half year 81 So
Clubs copies sl4; copies SO 10 copies sac Der
year; same rates IoT half year 30 suuscription a..
Ken Tor less than T 'Bths payable In advance
onice OF ''Our Musc.l Friend :" - Frankfort street,
New YORK. G. "a sEYHOt n \ cn
Jan2S-lmdAw PraDr,.,a,.
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ID EckIyfD ias-Azy very ape @s=srsnssHs q shEts,
II ltA and w1sest eoltaFn, askra - be sell
s,ale .nA q q better tAzn any olher sfyie- Thry
vzry N pries ffsza 81 - - st %, ssr ale ~
seAs-sf }. "a. AE8IIL
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TfzsT - hana = ckoles ias q nyrea snf esxneinx
j coflAEs. lzasrshsE ~sn Ssaals =. u slrns snd
fsss-a an. aosIIL
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ASTSoaKiY EnshTssasFed and Flaia, snd small
III ID q AAFs4iiiss. EsoSissa aad fnr sale-
fabs-a - u. Au1lL&.
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Nj c LE A MS
strengthening COrdial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
The Greatest Remedy in the WOrld
VNHIs CORDIAL is distilled from Berry known on
l. ly "a myself, aud chemically combined with some
of the most valuable medicinal roots, herbs and bark
known Ia the mind of man, blood root, black
root wild cherry bark, yellow dock dandelions sar
saariila, elder flowers, with others producing the
most infslbic remedy for The restoration OF health
II is Natures own Remedy,
Curing diseases 10y natural laws. When taken, it
of the body purifying and accecrating tie latoR
OF the blood. Il neutralizes any bilious matter IN the
stomach aud strengthens the whole organization
Mclean's Strengthening Cordial will ellectuay cure
Liver complaints, Jaundce,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from
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Dyspepsia, Heartburn Inward Piles AcidIty or Sick.
ness cf the StHnach, funess Of Blood 10 ihe Head
dull pain swimming IN the Head Palpllaton OF the
Heart, fuliness weight Stomach sour Fraists
tons, Choking SuHocating feeling when lying down
dryness or yellowness OF the SKIN and ives SiRhl
sweats, inward Feyers pain in the Small o Tie Back,
Chest Side, sudden hushes of heat frpress.sn oi
Spirits, Frighuul Dreams, IlGnguor, nespondoncy OF
any Nervous Disease, sores Blotches ON the skin
and Fever aud Ague (or Chis and Fever) IL Wi
also cure diseases Of the Bladder aud Womb such az
Seminal Weakness, lncontneDO~ of Urine stranguary
Inflammation or Weakness OF tie Womb Bladder
Whites, Sc-
There is no Mistake about IL,
This Cordial will never fail 10 cure any OF the above
diseases, # taken as per directions each bottle II
German, English and French.
over Half a Million OF bottles
Have been sold during the past months aud in no
instance has IL failed in giving satisfaction
Who then will suieT from weakness OF debility wher
Mclean Is Streng theI,ing Cordial viii cure you
To the Ladies'.
DO you wish % be healthy and strongH Then 20
and get some of Mclean Cordial. II will inv
and strengthen your blood To How through every
vein, and the rich rosy bloom OF health Us mount "a
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted ~ give
satisfaction
For Children.
We say 10 parents, II your children are sickly pu.
ny, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chil
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We say TO parents, IL your children are sickIy pu
ny, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chil
dren, give them small quantity of Mclean Cordial
and It will make them healthy, tat and robust DeIs,
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DR.. JAMES WILLIAM
Dear Sir:-Haymg suffered for a long time rros
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ed and having tried every means for relief withopt
success. was advised TO your ssAuti- -Dysn.tis
Elnir." IL affords me much pleasure TO inform you .
that am entirely cured by use and cordiaIly
commend II TO all persons suffering under DysDrn.,.
Very Nc S-FNF--
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Cairo, Memphis & st. Louis Line.
THE FINE STEAMBOATS,
b. NJ. Runyan, NinnetOnka, Sallie West, Gu
ba and j. G. Cline.

One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at II O'Clock NJ connecting Cairo with Illinois Cen
tral Railroad, and through from Nashville 20 ST. Louis
in SIXTY hours.