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Meeting of ,he old Friends ana NeIrhbor.

Meeting of the OId Friends and yeJrhbo
/ % she late Gov. Brown.
AT public meeting Of lhe osizens OF Giles com.
| ", he'd in the Court Hou.e. on Moaday. the 18th
day of Msrch, 1859, to take action relative TO 1.
proper expression ofpublc seniimfn, on ocsasi n q,
/ the dsa'h 0: HoU. Amos Y BRowx, the Hon
D. FrieIs n was called to the Chair. and william
Wales wss appointed Secretary. Afier zone suit
able preliminary ,remlrkF. by The Hon Chairman.
expressive Of The loss sts'aiied ty,the counry ia
ihe death of Gov. BRowS, Mi Them VI. Jones
Trsened The following preamble an res ,lulioIs.
which we're unanimously adopted:
"HsEEAs, The cttizsng cf Giles county have
heard with the mnsi Tr5foued regret of inc deal
Of their former tloWcItiz N and r, preventative in
sa'lous eAPaol1es-ihe Hon A. Y bRowy, The late
distinguished head Of tae PSF OHi,s Dc ar,u.ent
OF The Unittd Ststes-and HharCa., th,y feel il 10
be duty dtyolsisg upou the county fvrmer,v So
Intimately eonnce ed in various relationships t. the
Distinguished deeFased, 10 embcdy in soma desree
the deep sense enter,aintd Of their great los. 10
common with rha ci izcas Of tie whole country;
therefore be IL
Hes5i0e by tte citizens Of Grs COUNTY IN puJlir mset
IEg Gssem6ttd, That IN the dea'h Of he Ii IN AARON
BROWN, this commuaily has lost ore of its mosl
respected, esteemed, and beloved cifiz ms tn, ra
ton one Ct ats ablest and most usiro,Isl statesmen
aud the community at large, one whose kindly dis
position and noble qualities endeared him 10 the
hearts Of all
Resolred, further, That in ihe death Of Ex G ~.
A. v BROWN, the highest eulogy but faintly ex
presses the deep gier with which the sad anncuoee
ment las bcen receivId ia this county where he /
G JmmeBced bis sfirgGished career and where he |
Is b's known; and whist his many brilant ac, /
conPiishmfnts as advocate, orator, and statesman.
commanded cur highest admiration even these |
we're some imrs overlooked CT lost sight Of in the
more genial and esteemed relationships of neighbor
and friend
ResolUfd, That the Chairman If This meeting, be /
reques ed to appoint a suliic NJ number Of our ei
zens Committee 10 proceed 90 Nashville on behalf
ot anu a. the representatives the milan shoIv &c
caslon, OF tides ecun J. 10 par icipate in The cere
monies at ending tae cepticu snd en,omhmeut Of
he remains Of the els ngUished dssd and that O ]
copy ct these resolutions be tran m IL 4 % the he
reaved fan ly. /
Res9'red, fartdeT Thst copy Ct the same be fur-
n'shei to he Nashville Usi9a c.lI imsricla and
he Iaa<p,Rar7t Gff- ior rusl;caii1u
The Chsirmia thea appointed he fol,esiog nam
ID gen'lsmen, delegates to proceed to Nashville in
'ompl'aHce y IA The sn-e expressed n the REQ
uiions ThOnaa M.r.in, E-q Dr.. B. Carter, 4
u. Billa' lii Z q Cap Geo r., Chas. c. Ab
rnathy, Esq, Mi. John BIS, AMI ih5. Weam re-
and
oa motior, the m 'eiirg then adi ournei.
S D FRIEasoS, Ctai,u.u.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED sIOEsK.
CUM CHAM & CO.,
No. g, college street, near Church,
Nashville. TenEessee.

WNTE have opened extensive s ant AgfiCprz Store,
~ and shall devote exclusive en0n % ta- branch q
tn business and purces rely upon being supplied win
Fresh Seedss AMI the approved kius oi nPle1ents
n. Landsrh a sons
House. an1 AL are Of hs rOEth % I5s; Rd secs
lectel with care and Warranted % gerriinate.
SEEDS.
Glover, Timothy clean an stripped Bit 6rass, orce 6asss
Herds Grass. Aes, Hungarian Grass, ausIuit Otr Oages
PeTennal kye Grass assorIsnt oi aurien sse-
b. pound o. paper. iang2 a1 cCNNlNGHAa CO,
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virtue of two Wts Of frr acias directed from ts
Ccuit Court Of the United States were founded
two Judgments rendered Court the ther ie
Ie5o, wherein Wilbur Scott plaintiffs b. Hall
aud A. Payne were deeniaos and Moriu Naee plain
ih and the aid T. D. Payne defendant ~ the
Court House do1r IN he c Of Nashville, Saturday 18th
day OF April next, al right, title cim interest ~ ths st
defendant. h. b. Payne, following l8ts in r ~
Joining 70 the said city Of Nashville, Nos y Ia e
- IA and -, all fronting 100 east si u
lot No % all situate and lying part af cy Enouu
as Bell Survey Charlotte pike Also and
lying IN g. W. G. Paynes plan, Cherry
yilieaud fronting sill nfnf Berehs
lgt. All Of which sad lots have uon n aili 10
sJd as the property of said lef-uilut satisfy f.
This third day Of March, IaJg. nh4-iId
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The Times Washington dspacl says biEhly IN
terestiug letter from CommO re Cha les Stew rt
onthe 18th haodeitO President Buchanan, dis,Ios
ing an lem OF secret history never before divuged
fresldent J,Herson's gun boat navy, which was TIE
subject Of much rilienle. vas osfeusiby bull. for
The protection q cur sea Rast oae hundred aad
eighty Of these boats were sent soulhward
Commodore Stewart now makes Known the fact
tba: these boats were butfor the special purFo,e Of
taking possession Of Cuba but before the plans Of
Mr. Jefferson were perfected, our relations with
England became threstning, and the project was
postponed and never afterwards revived 1. is be-
eyed that this prscedent set by President eferson
in flibusteripg viii have somo influence in direct
ing The future policy of Mr. buchanan, should Mr..
Preston fail in his efforts to make purchase of
Cuba.
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Enclose the money siires for tls T-s orl-,i -
receipt u which they va l., forwarded - nail Farcsrs
cas have tickets ending 10 figure tey nty dlssaae
The List Of DTaEu Prizes w te sef 70 pur.
clEasers iuaualiafe ~ after the drawing.
VI = Purchasers Will petse tsir signatures main Az,
give their Post Ohice County and Stl;e.
IL Remember that every Prize is drawn payasin flt
Without deluctiou
IL All Prss Of Sf0O0 and UNDER paid Immiiafaly .fs
The drawing prizes at .he usual tine of thirty iags
Notice TO EOrrgs POndCmts-Th5se uh5 prefer sas
sending money BY ma the ADAMS EXpEISS CtsN
PANf whereby money foe Hcke Of Ten Dozrs ands
upwars he sent Gf Fsk and sre1se foni any vl
o. town where tey have ofe The Hiry ors mus :
b. enclosed in soreF7iHaet Post O,se SiaD. Earsps
o. the Express Company clnuoi rereivr them.
All communications strictly coullerial
Oniers FOR Tickets Cersdies ~ or Express to he H
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NoTICE T0 THE 60

As the members Of arm have. w way of purchase b-eo.
the owners 0f The g1Hts efJee ~ States DsIaarsls
lAf Ass0uri, s part OF those eo~g under Tie rsnse
iaet Of aesrs Gregor Maary, Hiainston nstTe -.
nave deene eNpsiient ehinge name 4 eur Am or
W Hr 5aEuary Isl. isi9 70 tst % ~ cod, Eddy 4 So,
v no VII hereafter have the management * Jbs su5r.s t.
-Y,1ef9, and the etners, above usrne,l.
~ All IRA aetions have enesgefs,l ct oar tss,
integrity aud proaPtuess sud we can ssr- th obc ~
e tifoaise here8trs o. Us IS ven eer,s fi-
'-'- - ous saeeessoss- Very respectfully.
a.--, g., S. SWAY < co.
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LOUIsvuLLE Nashville RAILROAD.
wGNTEEs ARRANGEMENT.

" AN EEskG AEfES4N EEHAE-NA H
ON and after Monday November 2, Isj5 Trains will run as
follows:
Morning Train. Evening TraiR.
Leaves Galiau 30 A. NJ Leaves Gallatin at p a.
Arrives Ed seded - 800 do Arhes Edgyheld 30 de
Leaves LOO Leaves 3.30 Do
Arrives Gallatin "ll3S do ARRIVES Gaatn - 500 DO
Train leaving Gaatu 30 A. NJ ge6cId 10
A GaI with coaches Louis
ville- The Train leaving Edgefej 10 a. NJ. Galan
q. NJ wiki mail coaches and
Carthage Only the Train viii he Sunday
NeGriuE aIare alone Constitutes baggage, Of winch each
passenger viii aiuwei oU pounds free charge will e made
baggage which lie paid the conductor Other
articles than carried Ia le will be charged
Express egLt b. paid tie agent Of the Express
Comps y.
Passengers taking their CaIan Edgefed
purchasing tickets, viii le charged ten
jau46-I EJBEBT Ma -LLOD Superintendent.
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NJ III, 18Th y q March nst, BoaHi ei TIE s.zamhast
" Delaware at The npprr wharf, ga Nashville Tenn.
10 pursuance o. order - The District Cuurt District q
de FvnnCe. in the uf SIC Enus & aenust The si
steamboat, pruce o sell said steamboat ler aciinr
uats apparel, tackle anl furniture lr a. pun
lie yeni1c- te purchaser being required Jay ortri u ts
purchase in cash. ard give n1trs good sccar
payable in Bank Er e residue IN equl inaueats n fsur
aud eisht months. This 3d day u 1larch. l-5g
j. B. CLEMENTS. q s. Msrhai
mht-ui. fnr tie Nrtfi- pizfrrt sr rarrr-a-sa
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The Louisville Courier Of the 18th learns from
the officers of the Alvin Adams tha5 James H. Bates
killed his son, John Pates, near Fulton, Tenn, on
Monday night, March eth. A dispute arose between
father aUd sea ab ut me cards, which a youu ger
brother was playing with, the father saving be did
Dot alioW such in his house, when the young man
left the house foll5wed BY The father, who told hin
not TO return or he would stick his knife ia him
The son returned, having no idea his father would
use tie knife, when his father stabbed him through
the left breast, causing ins'aa death Both were
considered quiet and good citizens, and were worth
eonsi erable property The fa'her assisted ia bury
ing the son, aud has no yet BEEN arrelted.
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VIE subscriber oilers for sale seventy ffani on "a
Made Frankln Turnpke, four tlrs from Nsshgils sI.
joining The tract which be resides hands o. Cupt Joha
Jones Ine laul equal 20 the lest, aund1nce df esei
lent. ug Eater, with the beautiful baiflinv lie
In the eJuAry, aud 10 the uilst l anst nsi hirb n
Amsrca- zpri4 NATUANLEI TtVTFR
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PINE CFEAEDEsEPRs.

WILL furnish Jtni iiefs -ifh-- burning CAS- i or
Candles. O. suE tilj-. Ci.r1S. iiute ar Pa le
lsli in Tie ciy Or ulF siu a ie glass G0e shaies
cheap they can le bal iron any market
keep g01i assortment Jf an Tie szzIl gas rturs win
Drop Ltshts, papei aad fancy cOlo ass Shaes Paie Burn.
-.
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GAS PIpE AND &c FI.rrrNn.

the best Efrd
Os Fitting Alss, All te machinery cutting sai srrFinr
t's Ppe aad viii SCI. any hSntr Of feet 20 Parties evan
'r' etL 90 tAir or plans aud furnish .angs
ami other Tools 50 thai they DO their own work
SieaEl and steamboat work.
stam Pipe Steam Valves, Cocks a otter artees on h,fr
repairing
srEsNBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pips work don.
with desI-stct,
JAMES IT, KgNDRIcK.
eh-e-in 50 Cherry Street
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A NOVEL ouIr.-A ne insurance comp lBy IL New
York has beea sued for tie payment Of oae Gifts
policies. The defsnes SGT UP nosel plea to avoid
the performance Of its portion Of the cooirac, Il
seems that the company had insure the lie of
wife for the benefit Of her husband, aud had con-
tnued for FIVE years to receive tho premium there
for When the wife died, asd payment Of the
money claimed, it was refused, Oa the ground
tiat a husband could have no insurable properly
Interest in the life Of his WIFE, ani that such poll
cy therefore, was mere te.--a gambling tFansac-
tcn, snd such was illegal and void! The Csc is
sill peading IN the Supreme Court
MORE TOADYsN.--A London newspaper has it
that T. C. Evans is in that city, just from New ork
wNha purpose OF escorting Dickens to the Unit
81 tics. What fools We Republicans can make Of
ourselves, when We have mind to do il.
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NEW EISIlIl1ENG STORE.
BORGFELDT & GUNTRATEI.

NEW kIlIMENCi STORE.
BORCFELDT 81 GUNTR
2G Cherry StreeI,
Lately occupied by Demovie 4 Bell
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE,
ESPECTtULLY beg leave inform their frieius and the
= public generally, that they will, Tuesday, March st,
open the above mentioned stand, large
lowing goods, viz
Paris Dress and BTantilIa Trimming.
The and choicest patterns in all coors.
Leather and silk Elastic Belts.
so per less than eiUre this market
Buttons
of all knds-a great variety.
Fancy Goods.
The styles in Fans Hair Pins, Bracelets Brooches at
prices which defy conf stitOn.
Combs and Erushe
A splendid
Hosiery.
En- sish and German, all sizes and qualities.
Small Wares.
Thread, Needles, Tapes Pins, etc.
Baskets.
The finest French goods and the largest assortment
iuced in Nashville.
soaps, PerEunieries and Toilet Articles.
Such enJine Lubn Extracts, Eau de Cologne, Soups
api large assortment Of Miscellaneous Goods All
which win he oeredat bargains, calls Of tie
respectfully solicited.
P.S-C0untTy dealers viii find 70 their give
call, afford to sell them the specified goods
Eastern ct, being agents Tor several Importing 1anufae
turing houses. feby7.
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4 Cara lo DC Laale.--or. Dnpanea.. -

u CarG TO the A4aaaes-sDrs Dupnneufs
rfOdicai Pssts fOr EeEaatea.--Ars iusiihls fJr e
moving Stoppases or Irregularities % De M-nles-
The pills nothing but have used by tho lrtar IN
his practice for many both 10 Fre Aercl
aaslei success ID every case aud urze g iaany au
lnd lres sh2 have u er 60 aks ie Pills lisc, fsl Tho
aleydion o those suffering from any irregularities shaisycr
preventive 70 aes Whose health will ernitof an Ina rrs
mny.
PREGNANT females, or ho suppoag theselTes
TONED against using pills while condition a. eruyris
tor assumes responsibility after tie asyc ithoa-h
their ubiness Hou prevent iuury % hllh Otherwise
pills recommended Drecti9us accompany ing box PrCs
81 Sold Eholeslle By
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO..
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville Tenn
To whom all orders liresz They vial suIpig
trail Pro,reor5 prices and furnish sh0g cuulas
Sod o. netaii n Nashville, BY
DEMONiLLE z BELL, No 20 Cherry street.
" uENDERSHifrr, cor. C-1fr - AL Psfe So a,4s
BEACH GOODLEF. Market 81, opposite Uh1u strct &.
,. SFREFLH, corner Of Bfoad 1nd 5llfEss stseass.
Lates hy enclosing either % the haze
the Ab5ye Pills sent cOnddentaly b mail aly lFtf ne
city cuantry.
y bie ingredients composing these Piiis udis knatss
to every agent ssllias t=m. They vii you ha l{ a al
they are represented 70 BE- Ask ior DF. DuPOHcofs foi-
den Ettis. See the signature elch sll r "
meaieine you hlay depend u1n- perfectly haress
MANSFIELD < 90 Agents ior Ma1l4his..
WILSON 4 SrAR8IsD, Agegss f1r Louisgiia.
ova-ecdGwIv
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TO BE EaawN
EACH SATURDAY BgARCFT.
we Wells @ fSFEHs s HALVES .QuArrsss $1,000 s
CEETIFICATES on PACK rs rilibe ,oll a

= Circular showing the plan or the Lat
receiving its
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WHAT IT COsTs TO DIe IN CCaA "A c9rrespond-
ent Of the S.. Loais RrPaJ3c,a says you Ji. on
the Island it Will cost your Friends 5000 before your
remains an be taken aSay. You die poor, and
those exPers are not raid, you ere taken in The
public dead cart aud pitched IN a ditch m 4 q the
remains Of pauPers aud ;h2se who have been exc
cuted. The $500 Is made up as follows: Coffin
$40; embaImiug $500; church tax S72; hotel
for bedding, about $40" l. is rather an extensive
busintss for p0cr eonsumPIiye to go to Cuta 10
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The ediIor Of he Grand Junction Qpd Eane
heard an agent Of the American Bible So5is,y say,
the Other Gay, that Of all the h7useho:d5 in the
United States, sixteen or seventeen in every hua-
ed are destitute 9f the Bible! The average Jes>
tiution. be said, vas greater among The crowded
population 1f the North especially am,ug for
eiguers-rhsn at the Souh but Cven in some coua-
ties of Tennessee and MssissipPi there are as many
as tgo huadred faaaes which do not possess aad of
course never read, a . 10 Of o ,oks
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WoOD, EDDY a co., Auyus.u aeorria.
CT " OOA5s EDDY A. co., Atiau tt. fl-.r-is
or NN NOnIs. EDDY q ~. M - -

or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wiiaaingssa. ,irf,.
IL ? lstof be numbers tat drawn from Wheel wiih
Tie amount Of te prize that each ts viii h u
lsei ser very drawing in the f'.7ns pal-s-A ulsta
Cal C0nstitufiouasJ- New Orleans ueii1. lis Raris.
Charleston Staaarl, Nashville Uaaae, atlanta InteIioc-
New York WeekB Day uak, S4rtnuah uearl4a, Hictns4
Dice, New York DsInis, Psailag tAiss) Clarion. VA
Llre R5ck lArk.l Truc D-1ruerit. Ela3
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5lus5biIR dlnian sas anaritan
Daily So; Tri-wesl.r, a.; w.e.,, -.
Rates OF Advortislng

eeh"ABLb At fi'sAsUhB
Onssquare, year, 930 Bach Additional sou.rs =,e
advertisers exceeding fhe Spucs. eS,1 r,sr,. 4,
A0rs viii be charged sOr tise excess
IN TIE WEEKLY
OSE DollAR Der Joarefor the fIst and FIfry C.sfs -
subsequent insertion ~
Advertisements pp5lisls1 In both Ire Daily ana Weekly m
oe charged the fa daily with uehaH lie eefy 49,,
sdc cd - S "se@hs 'A-es
izseTta0R - - o ''-'s ~
40 Correspondents.
IL viii save great deal unnecessary ttopbIe II or,
I's1os IN writing % is, beaF in nd the following
Always give the date, post sce county ad state h te f
Of your letter. " ~ 'e-S
Il you wisi me Paper eangsdrO1 one once to another y
Al You Srite on busuess and
sAeets oi paper or different leaves Of c,le skest
letters and connunicos solicited uIon an such fsesan5
9ets as taay be Of Information interest 70 sputc
Anonylnous coaiauni Of N:sgs rchsacie viii -eeiys
no attention. - T~--''e
Correspondents should write only mon one side of he ,,s
a ne cannot undertake to reurg iel communication
All letters on tusines sr0sd be directes 10 sessrs q
EASTMAN Co and personally to either Of ts Pr's
~ -i-i'i'
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nIsaOa.srrInN

gENlE partnership existing teiEen the undersigned stre
I1r, Ellis & c. dissolved The 3ls OF December last
- mututl consent Tie entire 0t.r parurrs
the business purcba Ell Is Thomas Eagin. assumed
Liabilities of the firm aud alone authorizai 10 zil in qu
ton. THOMAS EAkIN,
LESLIE ELLT-,
ieblb. SAN. A. STRICKLER.
he uns, books and accounts VIII remain At tbeod s,Ed
(noW Aay, Gison Co.. in charge Of A. G. Adas for
whoIs those il viii call ID make immediate
PayneHt, ls longer in,iulgsnce cannot be given
ieblC-im. Gs THOMAS EARIx
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Sc 5.s-s.zzss....z z475sz.z.sssEz z:.sz=ssg27
being He iuIrttuce luT tIe proper Protection Of
the Track and 20 keep Of The way gravel and Utler
thai light trains q regular uIIIu rate Of el,
wLI"h only umpiiet ty running schedule
OIde tat may bs the time
laid down ia the schedule, dCcl that alter thirty
this ate !r E viii rs rrCsNeln te Nashville and CE40O
ga Railroad Company, sCl.eJCle Stations only.
4 ". JULE,
iaugi-I Sup't Of Transportation y. K c. z x.
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WOOD, EDDY & co., ssanarer.,

Dis0teeaoFt 20 , olras II C'U.
u lhs following scteule viii be dr., by Iron rn,v a 10
- os ue sparta AeateIay lottery, in slc q teir sfss
L9'lsI.es for January, 1888, at AUGlISFt a. $50
'a9Iei ander te salerillenlsnea nf ,,rnrrs...- l
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rIAETfTNE MEDE IsOIINEsfiIE,

NAJANTED The Principal Of a large Boarlins Schoo
Wv for young ladies' situated the Town Of COLUMBIA de
sfes TO employ lady in the capacity keeper One
experience viii he preferred Fort urher reference apply al t
once Ijanl9-ut
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Hannibal and Sg. Joseph AtaifrOad,
% -.

of Missouri.
tOMILETED and open through from Mississippi Missouri
KNeIs. lju further West and =5U ntaTtr
NEW GOLD REGION
than any otter lsruad. AnOr.lng shortest quickest aid
cheapest Western Missouri Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska 5aEsG Pixies A1eak.
Trains iuuui.al daily o'clock, A NJ, arrival
o. the magnificent steamers composing tie H. & St. JO r. X.
Line, wica leave 81. LuIs dy O'clock p NJ whe ely
passengers reach Joseph ia - from Louis
Joseph line OF uTsl Passenger Packets,
Wlcn leave arrival Of AtCiIsyu LeayguWUrl
City, NeDraska City t0UuC Bluls aId CuIaa. Gaining
From 80 4 days over ANY OiHeT kSOuIe.
Time t-uuu Nashville 10 81. Joseph, 90 hours.
Fare from NsessEEEsSG 10 ST, Joseph
$3.50; IrOiss Chattanooga &23.S0.
BAgg.ge checked through Mls sl Packets
free UUeSt rates. Emrrzuts
company Stock % depend going through by freight
Through TickctS, llnI the only route By which ST.
Joseph EaiirOai) for sale at the y. Il C. Il.
and offices UTi I te lulCIal Railroad Olces
United States, For information address JNO. Il. EONEN,
p. b. CRoAT, Gru. Ticket Agent Cen gels, Louis,
JOSIAH HUsr, Suut Lsnriial iel23-JJIat
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wooD EppY = co-,s


single Number LOtrertess
trHAErEtro STATE .oy sEoaet.
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Glass II draws on
saturday, March AZ, 1850.
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!E.Ets 7ss - G q
CHANGE OF SCHED ULE.
OK AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FERRJAR eth, 1859,
Passenger Tra=s will run fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville 1t 30 A. NJ. and . P. M.
Arrive al Chat Loosa at . P. NJ. ard {, 40 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S11 A NJ. and = Il P NJ.
Arrive az Nasiyiise At 5.s7 NJ and 6: 10 A. N.
TENHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 400 A. NJ
connects at Nartrace with Sheltyye Sos A. NJ
with Western and Atlantic X. X. Chattanooga P NJ
u Z The Night Pass Train from Nashville, P. NJ
CONNECTS at NarIace With Shelyylie trim at GO r. with
AellHHyi l9 and Manchester L. i Tuahoma T. NJ
and empi AMI CharlestoR R. al Stevenson at 1928 81.
II = The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga NJ
with MeMunve aud Manchester r. at Tuahoma
81 ?. Nj and With Shehyvile train Wsrace $50 P NJ
u The Night Passenger Trn from Chattanooga at Is con
nects with AeIphs and Charleston L. r. stevenson 10
p VI. T. VI. COLE,
fch5-d Superintendent.
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the subscriber pt with e greatest prurTptness
all contracts however a- Which may b. underi, IN style aud
upOn terms Un eanot tail % give satisfaction. lie also
pared % Of
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Having that tie expert
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The subscriber would request persons having work ia his line to
give him cali before making final arrangements.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
EFERClE ANTS.
COTTON AN - TOBACCO FACTORS,
C0rner of tsEeads and Market Streets
NASHVILLE, FENNESSEE.
Gs0CERIES.
SIR receiving of the largest and desirable
w stock Of Groceries oere the By any house
in the city, to
81 bids New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do COdes;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
- = do, do do
49, boxes Star Candles; t
1000 kegs assorted Nails
80 boxes Taiiow Candles,
40 barrels triished Sugar;
- boxes K Cheese
IS DO E D do
3I0 barteis Whisky, all brands
p casks Imported French Brandy;
; dc Hoani Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rasns;
100 Z do do do
% 4 do 10 do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1865 bags Fine Salt
80 do Coarse do
3,50O,UEl Cigars. all brands;
I75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With other articles mention all f which
We will sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers
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