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Of all illienonal wrong. We are obliged to take
it, that BE accepted Ills trust sR that he AID D. Sis
hal fall knO Elsdge Of fhe terms of tbs deed In
| deed, Gayis' tile depends upcn his acceptance
| Tkel what is The nature cf this iraasae'tonY Il
! was tbs dufy Of the defendant as hst.us e4of the
c,mplsinsh', upon her written request Persenally,
himself TO st his gt and 70 receive the prOetels;
and iavsst in ether property, under hef written
directions A sale by the husband, and totally IN.
authoIised by the trust The trustee ccu'd net is-
gslly, pay the purchase money to him, Or permit
lava 10 do So Hitout plan viola 100 OF the terms
# the deed To d. so, would be gross negleei Of
duty. and if allowed would, in efsc, annal the
trust altogether
Wehivs 70 evidence. Nor is it alleged, that the
husband received tAIs fdnd with coRP!ainants con.
sent But this conld mako NJ difference foe By
the very terms Of the desd. he was 10 have con-
by the sale Of ths lot It to be re-inEested by
the trustee in other property She was 10 Ess
Pg rent out iHproUs, the original, substitute
property rs she might think proper and for any
mismanagemert on her part, as TO these thiDga the
trustee was not TO be LIABLE But the body OF the
estate; the fund ITSELF vas not to re consumed or
destroyed, bat the same was ured, in the hands /
Of tae trustee, egainst the power Ct the husband,
AID weakness OF the wife. Methodist FL iscopal !
Church VS.. Jaques, Johns ca, Rep. IS. Notes /
70 Holne vs.. Tenant l W. aud 7. Leading Cases ia
Eq 359. $40, S78, S75, $50
Now what has been done N this case aud what 1
part did Cheatham and Davis take in it! Why, |
simply. the husband himself, sold the 1T 10 DAVIS
and received aud used fhe money, and Choatbam
simply gned the deed to carry out the hush Bnd's
sale There has been no Investment. Nor vas
the sale made for any such purpose; but exclusive
ly for the husbands use. And both Davis and /
Cheatham knew it az the time and became &reetly
parties to il, the one by making the purchase and
paying the money, and the other by signing the
deed TO carry it cut. This is the plain meaning Of
The answers. If 50, here palpable breach Of
rust, in fraud of the power. and Davis cannot, in
equity, be allowed TO hold property thus acquired
The principles laid down in the cases Of WOrmley
IS. wOrmley s Wheat, 42l and Chomplin rs Height :
TO- Paige PA, are, it to me, decisive sgainst
his purchase.
To be sure, in the notes to Elliott Us Merfymap,
v 7 Leading, cases in Eq II, the case in Paige
stated to have been reversed on another point,
ip1u appeal, q Hill 245
The defendant Johnto3 can be in 10 better con
ticn There is nothing in this record to show he
S an innocent purchaser. No plea or answer as to
i'm, and no proof No deed is shown as 10 him or
ba be paid anything. Neither he nor any of his
o>defendauts have given bin ihe titude Of an in
oeeut purchaser, Meigs, Dig pa c
Decree reversed WRIGHT.
A correct copy, P. CLARK, Clerk.
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| The Presbyterian ELECTION OF I86O-The Re-
publican papers Of late have been Dragging ext.n-
sivey upon their prospects Of the election
| of 1860 They declare it is now certainty that a
! Republican President viii be inaugursted on the
4th of March, 1861. II is undoubtedly, true that
they were pretty successful in carrying the Northern
elections of 1855 but that is no indication Of the
result in 1860. Their victories sre generally year
two too early too late. Even taxing the cleo
lions Of 1858 the criterion, and the chancss for
the next Presidency are against the Republicans =
There will be no successful fusion between the South
ern ard Northern Opposition in 1860. The Rspub-
liesDs will run their own candidate, on their own
platform. just as they did in 1856 OF course, this
being the case, they will not get solitary electoral
vote of the one hundred and twenty belonging TO
the Southern States. The Democracy may rot get
all of them, but they will be cast against the Re
publicans. In 1858 the Democratic majority on the
State officers in Iliaois was between two and three
thousand. In Indiana the Democratic State ticket
had about three or four thousand majority in that
year.
In California and Oregon the Democratic majority
was large. These D mOcratic States have thirty.
one electoral votes Unittd with the South they
would give one hundred and Gfty~one against the
Republicans, certain The whole number of cleo
tOral votes is three hundred and three. The Re
publeans, if they should carry the rest would only
succted by enc majority, RecoleCt that this Ie
majority is on the basis of the late elections The
loss to them of either Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, New JERSEY, Connecticut or New York
would be fatal They can hardly hope to carry all
these States in 1860. If the electi should 90 into
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES the Republican can
didate for President will net be chosen. He could
not get any of the fifteen Southern States lie |
could not get Illinois, Oregon and California These
eighteen States are majority of the thirty three,
and would prevent Republican choice. Il seems /
to be impossible that any Republican be elect ed,
unless the Democrats make outrs geous blunder /
in their candidate and platform al Charleston. Ifs /
popular man is nominated there, on a national plat.
form, be viii be elected by a larger majority than
Mr.. BUCHANAN received in l8j6.-Cneianati En- !
gLirsr.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


ENNAYELLERs for the North North West from the South
satas. procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville,
Isnshburg, Warrington Atlanta, and Augusta 70 81 Louis
Louisville Cairo, Hickman ColuHhus Evansville Cincinnati,
New Orleans, Fbnrg Padueah sithana, and Memphis, via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First Railroads Steamboats, with close connections
all points. Passengers arvings Nashs lie, via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad directly boat without detention.
Ths the quickest and cheapest route for kos bound for the far
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and Sc. Lsuis Line
Tbs fine steamboats, B. NJ kaHyan MDnetsua Sails West
Culs and J. @. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 2 NJ
meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad, trOuShfon
Nashville 10 St. Louis In Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dnlth, Ella, John ault and Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, at - o'clock NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati fsur days.
Regular Mem D his, New Orleans and Vickss
burg Line of Boats.
lanes johnson, NasVle E. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Costs viii leave Nashville other
dag, time from Nashville Memphis IS hours Ncks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hreass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets be
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule o
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COUNTY CoSvESTIoN 1t has been suggested thai
we have a county convention TO nominate a demo-
cratic candidate 10 represent Bradley county in the
next Legislature, on Monday the ID day Of May
This is with the democrats-they can tither select
delegates from The districts or come up en- asse aud
make the nomination. The time is short and the
people should be moving. Whatever they do will
be right-CEs0eldad Bonner.
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PUBLIC SALE OF lots
IN
HOL TVS AR DITIO

ON Wednesday 9Th day Of May next, win sell tks
premises at ubc sale, fourteen BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting
Hot, Bellville and Hamilton eh fronting from ~
feet inches to Is feet Lot No. ? fronting 0s feet, e0nsns
beautiful residence built BY Mr. Holt every respects
comfortable and convenient home, and Commands ne Fs Of
the city, snd is close 10 the hne residence Of Dr Watson The
block Of ots finely located and thrY and a.
srahe location, and but few minutes walk r. the cgnre Or
city. These lots decided advantages % the seul
particularly 70 those wishing purchass Tor homes
We would earnestly call the attention Of the public to this ale,
We m determined to sell.
two, and thrss years srelt, notes Es
endOrsea bearing interest and a lien retained.
Il. R. GbAsCOCK a CO. Real Estats Agsltfs.
Omnibus will leave the Square 10 oe0ck, for the aeoE
mediation wishing attend. sale 10 commence a. II
ocIoek ap2I a
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Nas3biIIt anian snS 9msritan
Daily IS /; Tri-woekly 50; weekly Sc.

HIGH PRIcE FOR LAxD--the Pulaski Citissn of the
29th says: ''A tract Of land cOntaiaing 80 acres
situated on the COumbia turnpike, near Lynnville.
in this county, sold al public euciion one day
last week at $lles5 cents per acre. Verify, lands
are rising in Giles"
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The Cookeville TINES learns that a young man by
the name of Burton committed suicide in Smith
county few days ago by shooting himself He was
said to be partially derangsd for some time past.
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Wnfl.ins, Addition.

ON Thursday The 5th Day Of Nav the pTsmIes.
propose TO self public sale IS lots in this adsn tni
edafelJ in the neighbohoOd Of the Cty Park The lots ROM
Washington. Hamilton and ether sree 100 feet folt
Us fret deep.
The Lots all Of hue soil, we'll covered viii orsst tres y
rapidly improving neighb0hoO have all the advantages q
City and present desirable locations for those VINO H
neat comfortable bones families, the buslel
Of the city.
Plots full description will be ready Ia ~
DAYS
TERMS-One. and three years, for noes s1isctoiI
sale al no O'CLOCK. A III A. VS.. LINDSLEI-
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Dr. SheIbY's SaIe.

or the remainder bloode did not take place,
as advertised, Sturdy last, in consequence Of ha4
weather Several fine horses, jacks, and iennets veil aa
Lumherof cattle, unsod ali Of which bought
atPrvae reasonable prices, and credit Of
years, without interest.
and DESTROYS Of buying void
apply possible % p. 8 MoMuy ths Dee
tors farm the once Of the Gas Light Company.
ap3-Im WASHINGTON BARROW
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SPRING STOCk.

I . U II n Ne "A VI A U Il
8 receiving superior stock ef H00ts, Sfa Oes and
CATERS for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and
hildren. Also, Trunks Veisss Travelling Bags great
rsss, which Oassd to the ey snd country sie stSe
sis ~ S1;lsg o g 70 4ls e o5Ilsf ss Oh
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ENTENsIYE SALE % CITY LOIS.

order to keep paCe with the times, and supply the demand
building in The city, will Tuesday, the 10Th Day
May Auction, premises, to the highest bidder 20
30 lots Vine. Spruce HcLem0e, jefferson and Crawford
conveniently situated, only few
ues walk SQus McNairys and the sulphur
springs, and in the mne TciV Of Dr. Watsons splendid
residence They generally SO feet back i75 rs
feet many Of building lots. numDer II them have
good shade trees particular the sale as
consider many Of the lots desirable, and that they
gJeatly increase in value.
1TBKSIslIo1e; slTo zad Il ytAfs CROFT
Bals sL es lssP 1 dave EEngeaass saEOalsEaa,
asPsS 3sshsS ssiIs IisAi kaz ,hsEaRx sRe5vzzs
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'lfEa-IsEgaa
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

en- AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1859,
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4:3O A. n and P. N.
Arrive at Chattanooga at 9 P. NJ and $40 A. n.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A. NJ. and bpm.
Arrive a Nashville at 7:37 p NJ. and 6:4OA NJ
THNHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, 400 A. NJ,
at Warrace with ShelbyVe train sos A.
with Western aud Atlantic X. r. Chattanooga 2P
II J The Night Passenger TraiD from Nashville P M,
at WarTace with SelbyViis train at Clio y.
McMinnV lie and Manchester R. R at Tuahoma "a P NJ
Memphis and Charleston K. at Stevenson 1923 NJ
? The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at s4I NJ
connects with McMinnve and Manchester P R. TuahomA
P. and with Shebyvile train Wartace $50 NJ
The Night Passenger Train from CHATTANOOGA 7:I5
with Menphs and Charleston E. r. Stevenson 10 70
2. NJ T. W. COLE,
fel5-H. Superintendent
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A Fine Country Residence Tor safe
EEAVING determined carry ksgTee3 20 ne soaln -,
Il will sell about Three or -FOUR num-
bred Acres of Land being part o. ne vac. ~ -
an which now reside situasd good turnpike hoaf -
si,t Thirteen miles from Nashviils, in Of The bes neer
b5si n Iiason county Soil equal 70 n The State toE
rtieiars apply 70 ne the premises or 70 A v s. Lnesy
n ! Aa5nSi,i' PAPERKIEs.
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kirkpairiek. NeVins 4 Co.,
RECEIFING, FO2WARDEyG AND EROLESALR
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
kMARKET TREET, SAsE-"ILLE TENSEsSEEs
FE AVE now in store large and csuplets assortment
& Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, al gldss;
MOlasses, In barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rai5ns, full Stock with Teas, Candles. sarines Mack.
ere Glassware, asso- Pecans; together WITH all kinds ro-
sies usually kept Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpssl in this any other market.
orr heavy stock Of gO0ds invite the atfenton of
the trade.
nay2s-S KIRKPATRICK. NEyINs & &c.
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IN OKDEhINa IIUhLlo Oh CERTIFICATES FIeass
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they VII te 6TsTd By first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any hgrSthey designate.
The Of Drawn numbers and Przea will be sent 10 pur
chassTs ilaulaliaiey after the drawing.
Purchasers will please wrte their signatures plain, and
give their Post Once County and State.
Renber thateTe Prize is drswnsnd payable in fun
WithOEtdeduction
All prizes Of 600 and under paid Immediately after
the draEiugOher prizes the usual tine OF thirty lays
Notice TO Cores pOndeuts-T who prefer
sending money by ma cuse the ADAMS EXPRESS COH
PANY, Whereby money for Tickets IN Of Ten Dollars andc
upwards risk and expense from any ctyt
where they have Office. The money order
b. enclosed in GOUsrset Post OScs St1zsged EsVaepe,
or the Express Company cinuo receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tese Certificates BY Nail Express, be d.
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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FTVEEMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on the East, and Wheeling Benwood end Park
ersDurg on the West, al which places Railroads
Steamers, &c, Tor and from all points IN the
West Southwest and NOrth-Ivest.
Fare 70 New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
ether route. =
Two trains Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1890
A. NJ.
Direct Connections made ~ these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route 70 Washington CITY.
Passengers By this Route Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New Ys and Boston, al the cosof Boston alone BY
ether lines.
Through Tickets the Eastern cities procured via
Washington city al adit onal charge Of So 90.
Quick tine and sure connections.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Office 10 the West.
Z. Z. FULLER, Cent Western Agent.
l. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. p Smith. Master TRANSPORTATION. fapI4.
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BEA WEB DAN ) z e n G.

sURSUANT 20 decresI ma3e IN the Chaneery Cart
al Cen.revfIle March I-J9 vial proefe]
al. on the 1st Saturday in Nay next. (bs1s The
1th day Of the month Beaver Dam springs and nds attached
thereto. specifically describe the dc heart the ith
day Of March, i-J9 there being 9ou land,
following crets One half Of The purchase
ey paid Dag 81 January. lS sud other half
dy January, Loot taxing the the purchis
with good and retaining lien the land until the
purchase money paid. On the day and place, viii pre-
coed SELL and continue until hushe all the furniture bel
ing to said Springs consisting the following srtieona cred
Until tie LIST Of september BeXtort double End sing
RAISES, wentyf cOun=rp89es forty comforts fifteen he'd
spreads forty double bedsted, thirty five lounges and cots
twenty five snail tables two bureaus piano. ROCKING chairs,
hundred and forty windsor and split bottom chairs looking
glasses, dining tables and table Of description,
stock, and indeed every thing belong
sppertaining TO the Springs keeping them
The character Of this delightful watering place
fully established for its beauty, attraction and heathfuHe
With any extended from the undersigned The NELL
cinal properties Of the have been tested and 0un highly
beneficial in their relief to the invalid Situated in rual dis
sublime beautiful al natural scensrytfe
sportsman finds ample u exercising his tse, either in
delight Of the chase the pleasant and quiet amusement
Of the tackle Any person desiring examine the place viii
apply to Mr.. McGee upon he premises
sp2-dtd ORFILb A. NIXON, O. < N.
P.SThe Memphis appeal and Florence Gazette wiz please
copy and send their accounts to CensviIle, Tenn
=
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TED ALL SILk.

- RICH pars ImperiaI UhlIs leghGFn '0UeFd' ~
& Oroulu and Eugiish, Grape, Pamela, Belgium wv
CSN sfr.Vs etc WithSilk Blond and Point Lace '8al8
vs. goaufs Bulbs, and trimmings. The richest ~
uftl and select sty and designs that artistfcshi
a say design Spring and summer; and infants and
49, and Turuans; and tut that every lady
nj ill honor with call. II viii give great
ess 10 attend 20 you all. We have likewise rich Garntur
s OF tiowers parties aud bridal and over
o - ~ paris Flowers Bonnet at low prices, Black Lace
Pin Str4 Straas, Ne Embroidered handAeroiels
Lace seits Collars RaH rich PailS iallr klS ou
onh &C Tbe goods iupqFed az ourely and selected
NV Mrs wise fen heh housa at New hSrk WI e sql az
~ ~ roes n ne old stand up stairs No 90 Union Street
t door to the state Bank. tap6la Mrs r. y ISs, AgL
KEes pars Walt LIE an \ store and Tor sale ~
4S1 -f-...s .-. -a-a tAlfAAls h0Stes = y 20
-, .-2-t. -r4-l-.EF u o ~ sl5-G =.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a TO-, Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO.., Wilmington Della.
list Of be numbers wheel, with
the Of prize that each entt,d viii be
lsel after every drawing, following paperxAususa
Ga) Consutionaist, mo1e Register Nashville Gazette, New
York Weekly Day BOOK, Richmond Dspac dPauldug ss
Clarion. fgul7
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Pm NC II AP HY

"A NEW CLASS
WILL commence Monday the 18th inst There Il
w elegant and useful accomplishment for Ladies'
than that beautiful and easily obtained.
Those the victims o. the ridiculous humbur -
Photography that Pracicsi item in the High school,
have formed opinion Of what photography IS u
this opinion, those Who tired IL there and have
since learned il with Mr.. d
New pupils in Penmans Ia received daily the stsTa
OF J. II MrGill
Please Mr. DObear before The class bsElnA
apr23du
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NALANTED,--fhe Prncipal of a large boarding school
hv for young ladies' situated the town Of Columbia. De
fes % employ LADY In tie eNpacy Of Hosq keeper One Of
be rTed fo uTthsr rsfxspCs Sppy a this
exec. -S2H-- a. W. 2 Li14@9-F q fiGn7e-6k y
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BEN SON IL WHEREBY,
NEW CITY HATAED CAP STORE
No. 20 UniOn Street,
NETT DOOR TO G. w. DONNEGAFS
" THE undersigned have just opened at the above 80
4 named place large and complete assortment OF go
- Hats Caps, Straw Goods. &c, comprising the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Offering prices to suit the times II the cid
wish be made to look young and spruce, call at
BENSON & WHERRYsS
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
And purchase Of those handsome style Of Hats which
introduced Saturday
The youthful gay areinvited
thing that is beautiful To- the head, at
BENSON & WHERRY'S
CITY HAT STORE.
Wear manufacturing hats TO ordersuperinteDded by
W. A. WHERRY, who has long been known the community
ap3 BENSON MHERkH.
TIMOTHY Hay
00n BALES No I Timothy Hay in and for sale 3
m6is Il BEN NJ NOEL co.
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1859 Is 80 1859
Hannibal and st. Joseph SSailrOad,
OF Missouri.
\OMPLETED open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers $50 further West and $50 miles the
MEN GOLD REGION
than Railroad AGOring quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska AND Pixies Peak.
Trains leave hannibal daily O'clock, A. NJ arrival
Of the magnificent composing the H. ST. JO H. R.
Line leave ST. Louis daily o'clock p NJ whereby
passengers reach St Joseph in ~ hours from ct Louis and
ect Al Joseph with line Passenger Packets,
yhcb leave arrival Of Atchson LeevenWOrth
civ Nebraska CITY, Counci. Blgds and Omaha. Gaining
Prom 30 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville 10 St. Joseph, 50 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
&ES,5O; from Chattanooga S23.jO.
Baggage checked through Meals and Staterooms Packets
free Freight taken Emigrants desiring
company stock depend going through by fast freight
Through Tickets, (and the only route by which ST.
Joseph reached Rar0adJ for sale a. .he Nashville and
atanuOa Railroad Chattanooga, and Steamers oces Nash
Vile aui the principal Railroad Offices in the United States
For Information address JNO. H. bONEN
p Il GRoAT Gen Ticket Agent. Gen Agent, st. Louis.
JOSIAH Hunt, SGpL hanpibal. leu<S-uon
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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON after Monday, November s9h, 1855 Trains wrun
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves alatir at 1904 NJ Leaves GaIlatin leo NJ
Arrives Edggaeld 900 do Arrives EdgeGeld" $50
Leaves DO loco do Leaves DO :, $50 do
leaving Galatn 30 A. NJ and Edgehed 10
A. connects a. Gan vii mai coaches 70 and from Louis
Vile The leaving Edgeheld 10 A NJ and GaAtn at
ca.bag C1y he Tnornn Trsin viii he run on SUNDAYS
AZ sel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
passenger wilt allowed eOpOund free charge VIII be made
for extra baggage which paid the conductor Other
srtieIe than baggage carried in baggage cars Will charged
Express freight which must be paid to the agent Of the Express
Passengers taking their GalatR Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, villbe CHARGED ten cents extra
For philadelphia, New York, dc,
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
01 EIedrsoa Tickets good to rafn 5 January S6o SIS
The well known arst class Side-Wheel Steamships,
.KEYSTONE STATE. Can't c. p MAHsHMAN, and
STATE " GEORGIA. Capt. ). J. GARvrs,
Nov Regular tie North, leaving Charleston and
SaysnualI alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah the 5h 18th and
The KEYsTONE STATE from Charleston, the 10th, 10th and
For safety and ccuort having superior State Rooms these
ships surpassed ~ tie coast One Hundred
Miles Of this route cn tie Delaware River and Bsyrwo nights
For Niagara Fails, the lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects Phia5epha with the Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in Il hours
from Philadelphia Through tickets, privilege Of sop
pinga Philadelphia and points for sale b the Agents
ia savannah.
Niagara Buffalo, $22-ElmiTa, S-Canandaigua1
sal G. A. GKEINER & CO.,
Agents a Savannah.
T.. S. 4 I. g. BCDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr-,
tsie7-d6ml Agent Philadelphia.