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, 1859-08-27
1Ae 1aAAaY 4usse3sa--<<C1al4sa,s to
sS4sR. a.

xhe 1aAAaY Qu>sssso--t<C1t12sa's to
"0.R. Q.n
Q. 0.P.Q, write. Tery differently from r. snd
tion. He even favors its obser1ance;b but not on
tae ground of &3 divins requirement After
skstehing his AAaner and r@asous for Sabbath
ohsa3vance, be Nias to knav "Citizen'a" opin-
ion q 1t. Good II ARsa i &pes-sut Il AGRss
out the strong 1sasoe1 1F 1kbstA. But 6sse
90 eontroveE1 with tos; hecaass you fpsoF
8sAhath obsefTsAce. ". tAfnks t4e freedao Of
IL prairies and u 0afman ID aiaa& are sbout
to 1Solish Sunday. o. FQ. thfnk1 with me III 1t
many can be counted On Ia resist it. We may
advocate Sabbath observance on different
grounds and unite in desire to avoid it's desc
Grafton.
I ~ eoHy you do not propose the discussion
~ the practical qaestioa" which you admit hsa
been rsised. do not 4ttach the importance to
saEae ethet points which you seem to give them.
But 1t seems 10 you unavoidable that the
::foaadstaoa o{ tho Institution Of the SABBATH
should Be discussed, yen will please af5sm What
you helieTe on this point md 1 will follow your
argument u may be able. OLE questions to
1le are 70 many and involve 10 many points
that an not able to discover your e1aet s;ewA
Whsths7 Tiers il anything mora than seeming
Ah4Fsnea between Us, can be known only By
your Affirming something Your concluding Z
question to me would seem to imply that you
expected me TO affirm my views in your IAN
guagel would rather hays Jours in your own and
Will gre mine in the same wav. To the editors
and readers Of the Pszss Axn TR1scxr,I will say
that IN any communications which follow, | will
ain at hser1ty and point, with = REV to saving
valuable Tins aud space.
uTrr,vrxn
, 1859-08-27
Great Eastern a5serstseA TO Sail for
Portland.

&0ft1An04
The following advertisement appears in the
London papersi-
"1Le Great East<rA for 4n,<rka-The Great
Eastern will leAFe this country for Portland, c.
S., early in the ensuing month, AFTER having
made saort trial trip. Rates Of passage, pori
of departure, and other arrangements, viii be
announced in q few days.
Great Ship Company u.imited}, :.
II hing William street, Aug. 6, 80"
The usualIT grave and sedate editor of the
New York Courie-, works hiusclf up into quite
~ excitement At the mere thought OF the ap-
approach of such magnificent vessel. Hear
him.
1.-THE above advertisement appears in the
English papers. 'nowneasters must prepare
Tor q sensation. 1t will be bsave sieht--shis
floating turlosg, careeripg in from the ocean
depths. The nlonster would carry cousterna-
ton, but luckily for ths Yankees, she has been
adEertlsed. The Redskins Of tic Mississippi
saw its fist Steamboat aud lost their scenes ;
they didn't take the papers. The Por1andefs
afe torewarned. and arc eTen now, We presume,
keeping sharp lookout for the electric light at
the masthead, the siI mssts, the hundred fur
naces, and the ten boilers, the 351 engineers and
sailor1, and the gallant captain at bis central
post, 1.ting fore- -and-aft with his Telescope. u
i..aRt4 otAtt those Po1A4nders- And woe is
to Us that cur lot is cast 10 far away from the
Ba2mchenugtnook and the Aoo&etoekmagnn-
fsr.'
, 1859-08-27
"8ackaaE AYRlpst the T1xssss In New
Xorks:A MiRhesotA NeEot4Ater i'm
TrQQhlA.

tFun the y. 7. EvcclaS Post.l
The Ainnesotian legislature, wanting money
to complete their railroad, which is getting TO
be ike our Erie Canal, rather expensive luz
urT, an agent Was despatched to this city to ne
eottate tonds- He VAS making heaaway in
Wau street quite swimmingly, ~nen he Eell in
company With \ xesi dressed plausible person.
Of the class which infeat totcls, with plenty Of
money to spend aa1 leisure enough iu
which to do it, the "lecoy" Of gambling den,
whose duties are to inyeigie the unsophis.i-
Gated thlthef for the purpose Of suindiing
them.
The roper discovered that the westerner wss
,ha[p, and it required superior tactics to rem
pare him for tho operation. snd feW bottles
Of vine accomplished the purpose The twain
1isited the gambling hs1se, which is located On
Broadway, and the Waket1er cotumeuced play
toK He Nas completely stript Of his moaey,
and Minnesota bonds va9usd 1t one hundred End
thirty III thousand dollkzk. The next d.! be
remembered every incideat connected with the
scene ct his folly, but could not tell where The
den was located ia which be had heer robbed,
aud it il needless to add that tbs roper h4d dig
sppeared.
He eousuhed with firm Of Wall street bro
kers. who bearing that hs wss in . situation 10
pay for the bonds, negotiations commenced, And
= partner of sAe contractor haying been hurried
On through telegraph usesaage they proved
socee9kfnl. Fomor placing the amount paid the
EakooAefs = vAzso0s snNs, from sixty to ninety
thoasaad dollara
Ths wes4ernes, diasus4ed with hia experience,
FetuEnad ho08 With tha eooEie4ion that ths
fs@ York tixer VIZ the most vorseious AMI
NAL that be hsd ever encoantefed--H r.
TsMex,
, 1859-08-27
a Novel Scene In Church.
The indianapolis lSent;~k relates the follow

On Sunday ereninR rather rich scene o.
CURED in one Of our city charches- A nsn md
bis w,te hayisK been aiving apart for some TINE,
md 1t u said that she has chosen = new pro-
teetos, Of, At III exenta, is the recipient of many
kind aatensoas from another party. On Sunday
night the husband, tbs wife, and the bcaevolsnt
gentleman Who waite On Tia wife, we're III ut
church, wheu the4e was qaiie = rsvival going on.
4ourners were called mp, and several signifed
their intention Of joining. Ihree or four were
taken IN WAhost question. 1he minister seemed
to hesitate II one-s lady-aod asked il tbers
A. ~ auy objection 70 her heco1ning . member,
The desefted Husband rose in his place asd Eof-
:bada the hans- "1he vsman," ha continued.
caused my wie to leave me-nay wife, Who Il
ssw hvisB neesa - aahs.ssaaess adsltery With
another man. There ahe sits-thers they ho1h
sre!" He pointed directly ii them, md oqstin-
osd in ths anne strain until the meeting broke.
, 1859-08-27
Slavery in Western ytrxinla.

cuf1e3pUuUens OF Tue New OK 7tE9E7,
writing from Lexington, Va, says:
:, ind general unwilliugness on the part Of
labor. I heard gentleman caudidly arrow tha,
hewould, under no circumsts nces, own Stare;
and he remarked that there we're thousands in
that region who entertained similar objection
Slavery IN Western Virginia is merely nominal,
and limited - slave labor in this section. it is
vantages Of the free lahor system It is idle to
say that Free Soilism constitutes any serious
objection to a candidate for Office in the West.
If the truth we're known, It would be found to
constitute = very acceptable feature in his re-
cord but this feeling is suppressed in Difference
to Eastern virginia, and from motives Of sectional
interests Affecting the progress Of the internal
Improvements Of this section, which rely on the
East in great measure for their completion.
, 1859-08-27

In Indiana quite = aumneE of counties heye
already chosen Deaegstea to the De1ocratic
Ststs Coureat3on. Most Of them ars sxaiaA
DoaS1as,
, 1859-08-27


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hr;ae .,n, - 49, 60. - -
.,- a. =.
no,-, I :. ~ ''
the Renuh1;can naav At, +b,t ths,a ia in
A "A"' ~~8~1o 49, 49,
it to excite tho enthusiasm Of his
political friends and admirers, is a tribute
to the correctness Of Republican principles
hy apnroxima,iny a. closetr a. possible to
th4n nut ona sten ,no,e-z.the ,;oht md d,ar
.rc,,oras. ~ p,.se-r-n TIM r.rrto-;o. r,cr.d
- cu,.I,ar. ..s 49, .,,,,,a ..a.d a.,.-e,....~~-
.-,..r- ef
1 ~esN'" oN5 A"a' No
''eN = 'Ao e1s ~ ''' Q" 114 q. 'oe' UNIV
pug s'ee'eo III a4e i'ent ateca4on' INC resu1t ot
oo honesl regard 1of t1uta ana freedom. But
we cannot 90 this violence to our CONVICTIONS.
Ir. Douglas is playing the game for the Pres
idency. he designs, through this manifesto.
tn On ;cto thc cbar,aaton co,,.o,+on xr;,h e,,o,,
, snou ~a,.,,.. .t.o...,, =. 49,.
I.1-
y. e"e '''''1 'Ao A''snao'4ou' fAA'ne ~
laA@7 h's ne3t PURPOSE eVloenuy Is 10 pace
lanaseu At the head Of the free sol movement
u tho Tree and the border slave States. To
accomplish the last lie has but single step to
take, though it remains to be seen whether his
prof1ered leadership would be accented
n4"'ofA Grs~s ana easefH
The East il never satisfied. When it, reck-
,,s. a,A-n1ot;on. hnu,oht r,,o, +br co,,n+rv t,a
n,n.t.-, .-;.;. ~ 7e,7 =. o,1v consoi.+;on
~. whot-..l. ahnss ot th. Wet F,,+c-r
;,nrr.t. r;ed nth e.rh other IN b.-d n,n.,
and xerere dcnunc;stions The Wext xou,d mt
M, II. debt.-nor would it .,,ov monev.,bav.
.r. To THE It, home,te,d. vew,r. MI .r;nd,er.
of the 6r.t water, We we're e.t,a,acont-
1;xed berond onr MAINLAND Al, n, thu e-nan.a
of tha Eat 0nr v;rae e,d asr,,,,o-. 4,,,t.a
in Eastern s1ks-and our son, vore Eastern
broadc2oth-bounht On credit. Under thi, aapel-
.ton the West VA. n.t;ent and coun,,cen,,x
silent. The fact IA. thu Charge of e.,rayorance
IRA. nartlv true-.and there "a. o1so xoma truth
-. r~o.rda TIN. ;ndebt.d,e.~ Tho West had
,a.a e.,--n, ~;,h rs..a.n on.. co..;, 49,
,sed. ..d fan,~ ..utT. ~ =, :, 49, ar;.ae ~
. ,a.- ~ ,;ma w. noxs - h,o.,a g. f1 5.1,- H.
..,. ~ H. h.,, 49, ~ tha f,,,u.a
Tha -... ,.ro .a.,. IT,. ~. -on
to;1.,.. 49, ~, W h.a =. a....h -. :.
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.an, -. :. 80. .ad a.. ~. ,a..h. .~
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a., tsn,, 49, ,o., .aa ~ta.t .,d 49,. ona
,..,,a 49, ..,,a .ss.. 49, 49, - a;stea 49,
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4ue p'ssea' 'eA sAu'e 'oune' "oo wa - .1e
rosfee' :, ~ '-A s'1ps' @"' ~ ~eroNaI " .o'
eu,ope.n .n' A'sn Pf'ceS' 4ne 1as' oeeaene
'uuaenl' elateo' Aney were as "'ia Is e'e' IN
, 1859-08-27
4 9R0Q.0on Rnglurn.

BosToa, Avg. 25.-The failure Of the Balti-
more looomakaTs Kstk il &nAo0nasa to-day.
Ths Liabilities ars orr 4soo,nN. D. failses
"a. o.epxet abeet b. ssaltag eseisea to Rail.
ps1nent M Se as.. nsz.sa a1o @ n..1siisl. % az
1ox4hle4
, 1859-08-27

Cuc1xxAsz, Aug. as.-Hslxes 4 Conweu, ep.
kaked In The 6focesy aod commission businses
q thta city, heVs zas1s u aAsixmaeak Coavan
, 1859-08-27
MORE TO BE ADNIRFn
49, fnA1 1H4
RIG HI X ST pTADRN
Rsra By Kings sr Eap.r.rx.

WHAT Why Dea4ttfRl >ru
cur Kcasr, 4,aanES iss ~. ~ possed for al
n1<a'!y in " kowau ehv~k Is. vrs h. soaa svcr ~
~ @ .e'n T. tao.. sf pe.rte she hss1 !. otnn
r.f's ~ Z s1rHk.at .ih gay n.suH *nf ~ u
taAn ~ BE-, charms Prof W1or, Hat, Ka.+s ns* n =
aent,v ~-" Lse un*s wssk. vnI rr1sars I'D or,1.
sri t,,tsr p Altash "a ofa.sa<ns H.ssi the S,s.n.
1aA4a+sx: " ~ - u ~ eslstEHed FAnst,
GOD Dear $1r: Permit me- L, .,nr. ~ 49,
+sa4ona IN undsF for ~ cnt.1 n.to.sto. ~ ss ~
In- y aor; about the titne o. uy sniysI |. ~
spp!est ~ yo1 ~ .1ia{ becoming gay. but ana IT,
original hts. o.a.4se1 yes,1 xsts.,r. - o - *e's.sd !ts
ALL ns1nsnn, 47He edea<hu. ~eu - Ar7p snhI. "@
Aa- aAaF n. 1oAzs lzuY. =. TUILBKRa
"nryeh At Gvyl<dy1&,-
"e41 ae~spapE o4er, E XaAauA- A,r{i II So,
t@ u ). Hoao:-Deas S}Y: Soma m,>.k -
~ fsoevsd aests* II yusr Hat Nt1o@ef ef ~
htusiua 81. H., 70 soosudsd 70 II II II Sssn 40 -
u or1Ina4 color bot 70 her we Fl xsAJ ha.f
,nr,s =; -. r p<sfo n~s sA4 1Aisst an*I
~ ~ ~ ea4Fs to dzEA AEeaS r easet by
~ stIss tst'oraVs to II psnoast -
<AAa1xs cAkDKN4'
,r,o,w .. NV 1aaz, July =, LIZ.
Josr Ha!f h<.snss1tvs benx Is ~ Fl Neonnea4a
sFe1 sax. Snee a.loE your Hais Kssssa astaets
Eli ~ ,s. mor Isl eH1Ass !A ~ 5FH Eo.n
s=fsons rho pe.Yas fseey, = sc3Hae sAeAx
ys3t ~ i ,n Woop ~ CO. Pson,sAa.A IN ass,..x
~ =, =. -; 1880 y. r laata Nd "AtS~knsssJ
au-:tn SAAy GAads psa{xn
, 1859-08-27


vincial legisiasures, where their right Of repre-
seutation can alone be preserved, IN all csses of
taxation and internal polity."
They then formed IN Association Of Non-Iu-
teFcourse which was ratified By al The colonies,
the second article Of which declared that thcy
would neither import nor purchase any siAye
imported after the first day of December, l77<,
nor have spy commercial intercourse With per.
sous engaged IN importing slsreA "Thus wzs
distinctly formed between the colonies and tbs
parent country that issae upon ~hich the Dec
lasstion Of Independence was founded and the
hstilos of tho Revolution werr fought 1t ia-
volved the specific claim on the part Of the col
onies-denied by the King aud Parlianent-to
tbs exclusive right Of legislation touching oil
local md internal concerns, slsttty ineIudtd.-
This being the principle involved in the CONTEXT.
= majority Of tbe colonies refused to permit
their delegates TO sign the Declaration OF lnde-
peudenee except upon the distinct condition and
express re*ervation 70 each colony of the e1clu-
nSe right TO manage md control it, local con-
Germs and polca regulations Withost abe inter
ventson Of any genera! Congress which might
b. established for The Un .ed Coaoaies."
Unt1 March ], l7s4, ths United Ssa.es bad no
territory 10 eo9nnou-allt waste 41d unset
tsed lands being held bytt States respectively.
northwest of tks Ohio ~ - United
Stases, and Thomas Jederaon n1u~ % N act
for 4Ae organization OF such territory which vas
deeominssed charter Of compact" md
which wa adopted BY conare3. on April Esd Of
that year. This act provided that the territory
shoaA b. formed into additional States; thaa
The .ettaers sboald form = temporary govern
nsnt and harr aocal elections tAefefor; that
such eov0Azent shoa6 coatiaue In force oaly
autil The community aAould bare acquired ao.-
900 inhahitants, xhen it shouid Be admitted into
ths confa6erzcy on N equal fsttinx With ths
original States and ths4 II ebanse should b
BY lhs Joint consent Of Congress and The par
ueular Ststs 10 be affected thereby. "Tha plAa /
recognizes By law m nrevo&ahas compact III
existence Of two diattnct c1aases oF St.ies undef
ouf American syeten Of 9ovefnnept--the one
being En4mben 1t she uaion, md eopsissi1e of
ths ongiasi thiEtees md such pthpf 6+ates, Ear.
'nk ~ requisite population, - cos&rses sAoaA
ADMIT ~ INTO tae federal Vaios, xi.h = equal vote
tae ezclsaiss Yo.eF u 9sEsrd 70 the1r internal
Pe4afy rtspse*ivsiy-tae oshsr, no& having the
requisite population for sdniaEiu into ths QR.
-, es.9 hsve ~ vnAs q agsea1 n he ooqtrnl
Of ths ssSHA Fs3atieas, ~ rssssss& tAs saEas
, 1859-08-27

lag IN Ill t00 square Of rn5{1 s;saI fr
llon parot, exclusive Ut Ufters QYatssrs Eus:n,s IL
1ecs, Rsffealnasns s.loons. TentA, etc.
TIE DEPARTMENTS 0F FARM PRODUCTS
AaGH1CULTrRAL !NrLtAESr., NANTfAt'Tt-
EES 4Ecl1AHlCA FRCITS and FLOWERS FISE
AKFs ss wl ossupy he7e is1 xhleh every t4sisy
from tae weather. i helnK provided.
4 Itlny Hnr.e PoweT steam Er&ite. Aod two OF Er
lS,cus ta:or!c Engines Will furnish a.nptc power
Iwo PoTeT Presses Will e= in operation. tr.at:ns daily
tap<ra ba4et!pa r.; - Also 1es1alh ucc with two
BATTERIES. In the Editorial HAIL.
a.buniant tu7ply Of purs Lake Wac. will ,e fnrphe.
rum The Cy Works fuf ak, Ac.: 4hl lee Wat<r fur y
tp's. 49, "
Hay And Straw viL of course te povlel fur STICK st.s
xIpunGA.. - ~ - ~
~ the Railroads eenteraS IN Cl'es.n viii eary ..,oss
a h1if ~ aad ,.oes. tc r. t1-For particulars
The Hotels with cEsExs thr!s usual ad ping
srund Ia Ing grove khd 1-Ig In Tue d:y hare tscn
seeund while Lc doors of cii1eos uA be iouni ox,
to weeTme vlxtors. 0t
A brilliant round It Amusecnts In the city t. IN coare
u se7:tss. Eataa's, Evening E1cuf.or-
aad Grand Military Nevex u ntire t3tA Ksx,tu
IN rs Vicinity 4 t9e grounds during the week.
1ht ln.l ~ Music vii be Ia c.ESact Attendance and
tuo !4tt u lf bY ! Ey1Et t1t1 NJ
, 1859-08-27

adhesion to the Dred Scott decision By which,
according to President Buchanan, "Kansas be-
cane as much a zlarc s.atc aa Georgia o. South
Carolina" In his discussions with Mr.. Lin.
coin, IN 1855 he Assumed again md again, sha,
slavery stood upon n footing with every other
description Of proper5-1bat tho owner Of
@taves had tue samc' right to semoro to The
Territories aud carry Ills slaves with him a
the owner Of any other speciea Of property.
subsequently he asserted the same thing in
the Seaale Of the Eni1ed states. In his debate
with Jefferson Davis, last winter; he said
rouudly:
do not put slavery on = different footing
from other property. recognize it - proper.
y nnd~t whst IL understood 10 b. the decision
Of the Supreme Court. ! agree that the owner
ii stavss has tbs Adass ~i9N - remove 70 ,he
t.ussssies snd oe'zy hs. a<s< property with
him u ihe oxner Of any other speti~ Of Troptr.
II aAd-to Aatd ksl sa,ae. su4>ct to >aueh local
laws ~ the Territorial Legisatare may cons.i.
nationally pAss and If any persen khAll fscf
aggrieved g. suEh local @ex'saa&ion, he may ap-
4sa4 to th* Ssrrfmt Cosrf to TT til ra1tdtty eF
s*ot 1aspt. ] seoo9aae Asve property n being
% IN eqa<dtg ~if4 a. o<Aer property, and appl,
s'<N FAA9 W n. ! WAl ApA IHC A04C
70 slave property and nnosher to III other kinds
O pfopef1y-itceog Globe, 1855, p.,lass.
1h's much VI. Dougisss sad vith4n eye to-
tie South. As a countespolse fof Northern
fasor' he invented his dogma of aocal police
resolaisoss and ''unfEieadly aegislation-n That
u to As5, although Ihe Constitution carried
sAV%Fy into tn 1erritasies fhe p~ojie Of These
Tesatarins might practically ,aQpaal de Coass-
tuition by neglecti6g to pass local police r.ru-
A's'ons for u'e' protection: .ad security Of slave
property, Or h7 taxing tha Assxipaion Of pron.
a's % nigh ~ to amount to iss psuhibiA1s.
Am ~ NJ. Doueaas' position on the ss.ap
~ Aaoo's t"saTa noakh& aeo, nd also in the
es0n&s a tho United States laa winter, NJ,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
New Orleans and Nashville

THE splendid Fast Running TR -
i Steamer C. TWICHE1L. EzGr4zIssa !
HAIRY G. MCCoNAs, Master, viii $3.50
run above, making regular eighteen day trips be
tween Newell cans and Nashville.
his fine assenger steamer will be here soon AZ
water whip init and continue in this trade all season.
She will part hence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
Rates Charged for SrrOnd-Clus Tickets.

Emigranis will be taken upon Deck 10 reduced
prices, and from three "a ten dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
,JNO. B. WE ST

HAS in store MACHINE CARDS and all other ind
ii ings for manufacturers OF Wool and Cotton, At
No A. Union street, adjoining the Bank Of Tennessee
feb4-2m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
Notice to Shippers.

ra1a Tds5E1 - A-I
7 being OF the utmost importance for the proper
Il prote ton of the Track, and 10 keep ont Of tho
way OF gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run AZ regular uniform rate Of speed which unly
be accomplished by running schedule time there
fore IN order that the freight trains may be ran on
the tine LAID down the schedule. II H. ordered that
after thirty days from this date fright will b. re-
cevrd by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Compar! at Schedule Stations only.
T. W. COLE.
Sup't Of Transportation y. & c. 4. T.
iara@-if
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

TyNHE fine Passenger and q c7TSn -
freight Steamer EASTPURT 0fs7zEeea
z. WooD, Master, will continue srEzzz<zzzzEzzzzzEe5
the above trade the entire making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is FAST of light draught and well adapted Tor
the Cumberland river trade
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Machines and Implements.

TNHRksHEflS, Rezpers straw Cutters Corn Shelirrs
Il Fan Mills, Harfoxs, CulnsAtsre, C-rn Pianters
Portable criss Rlils Germ and csb CFushers seythes
crades Hess, HORSE aud Had kakes. lileF GarFvt
4 Gotham Fe4cock Briaiy's steel PioNs, AVFyis
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R H e. 4 LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICESBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
BED RnIer

One OF these Boats Will leave Nashville every 9TH
er Gay at noon; time from Nashville Memphis For
weight Hours; Nicksburg 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 prices
named in the annexed Schedule OF Rates
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CRATES! GRATES!.
IUsT KIckIytI-
u 30 sus FsFler CRATES wlsA summer part,
lao eomrnon Eaantie Crates,
10 do csoe CRATES,
81 lAmh CRATES, l0~ prsced, al SIRE
very handsome fnaFbE4sca gnanfie
$50 ptcces t1ttsbarg hellow saFe, - q
81 Eaglssh pts, from - . salsslsss bt.rpA 70,
deep ovens, kkiiistS ali skzss wash sne sEss tics
so psecsa asezFts1 acg sfszas- Ny sss.fssnent 81
iia wAre eosapiste, ssd every Esses sssee - The
kess saanneF J. ". Nsi.SsN.
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EN-M-s ss- ZA ss-ss2g.
New and Short Daily Route
FROM
Nashville to Memphis,
E7J5sEzS1 rs5.stzzz7 ~ ALL
Via. Tennessee and Alabama Railroad TO CO.
iumbia, Pulaski, Athens, Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad to Decatur, con-
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, East and West.
TIVE Stage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
i ALBANIA Railroad with the southern Central Rail
road at Athens, Ala, is one Just stocked with
Tine Coaches, good Horses aud careful drivers. Time
from Nashville To Athens, Ala, nineteen hours Stage
and Railroad fair 10 Athens - 90.
For further Information, tickets 6c. 81, apply at the
General stage once, Nashville Tenn.
ALSO,
4 splendid line 81 Pour Horse Colch-s connectin
with the Ieune see aud Alabama Railroad Thump-
son = Station 10 luscunibia, Ala. Fare only 40
ALSO,
A lire 81 Coaches connecting with the Tennessee
aud Alabama Railroad TO Jackson, Tcnn by NaN II
Columbia, Mayncsboro', Clifton ana Lexington lure
L. Jackson 50 90. This line connects al Clifton.
the tennessee liver, Wit IA" EtrtIoft aud iaducah
Nail Boats. CARTER, THOMAS 4 IlUI ell,
sypflo-tf General -. g. UfiicC, Nashville.