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The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle of Sunday
says:
The steamboat Augusta, Captain Frazer,
which left this city for Savannah, on Friday
afternoon last, canght fire between ten ana
eleven o'clock the same evening. when about
thirty miles below this city, and burnt to the
waters edge. The engineer. Mr.. III. IL Day,
and two negroes. VIII. the property OF Or
Turner, of this city, were drownedi and Blily
Cullybanks, the property of Mr. Ansley, was
burned to death. Willis, the property OF
Captain Frazer, was accidentally drowned by
the upsehing of batteau, about two hours
before the fire occurred.
The boat was tied for the night at what Is
known as Grey's Point, below Silver Bluff.
The fire originated in the fire-room, and
spread with such rapidity that those who were
so fortunate as to escape with their lives had
barely time to save themselves. The entire
cargo, consisting of 778 bales of cotton. 5SS
barrels of -four, and some other packages,
was entirely destroyed; mostly insured 10
Northern offices. The boat originally cost
SIS 900. and had been built about three years.
No insurance.
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GentIeness.

. Gentle words, they have a power,
To sweetly soothe the troubled heart
In grief's dark and sullen hour,
Peace and comfort they impart.
Speak gently to the one in sorrow,
QueIl the tumult of his mind;
From your good will be may borrow
Affections blossom, ever kind.
- -J ]. 7. EL1sTos MCLEAN.
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Proclamation of the Mayor of Ham-
iItou.
THE LAST EPIsrLE OF JoHNil

The following proclamation mas oeeu issueu
by the Mayor of Hamilton, Builer county
Ohio. 1t is singular document
THE LAST EPIsrLE OF JoHN!!
In taking leave of you. would not wish
to be personal, but | would say to every
Mothers Son and Daughter of you, that live
in the City of Hamilton, who have SIloons,
Taverns and Drinking Houses, thai the Fourth
day OF April, 1859 is the first Monday of the
month. and the day for you TO elect your CITY
aud Township Officers.
Now, ii is ordered and required that ALL,
not part Of you, regardless OF the drought OF
tb., Bows. kept shut, aud tight shut. all day,
from 8 o clock, An. until 8 o'clock. p. NJ.
and thea, if the Bhoys are still painting for
something to drink, if they have the dimes.
let them pitch in. BY complying with this
Notice. YOU win save the Cost Of making up
the Record of Guilty. Ten and costs. with AN
Afr-tight Execution. which is card OF
Introduction to the Phillips House.
.Et JoHN 5. WH-Es, Mayor.
HAMILTON, March 20, 1859.
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Clothing.

prab a. "a aud Alfscca Caatss brown and b.eaches
Duck Coats brown and coloFrd Linens; busters, Gas
simere Pants CashaseFett fAuiss i4nea nuck fanfs,
(s,tsaase Pants; SHEPHERD chcck Co-ts and H4atss
Vests o. ali katss Er f.ne f4aeA hesSsa - gts
narsalles shirts, ~hHe aud coiorrsi Cafca Shirt
R,eksary aud Check Shlts. Net Slrts shirt cosiArs
Max Ties SsHprnaegs. Gloves, flAf Hose. sc.
Ftae "a Boots, srSeu and FrsSea, Fac Congress
Baots for Nen aai ladies. age Gala aad hlp bsots
and hoez iAiies heel HI aud KIP Sftocs Misses 10.
BOYS Bsots AID shes Ftas Far, Cas- mere. Noal
IrxhorSa. sIr4x Panama Faiza Hats. Ladies and
ntSses sAls and ealoxei Fi4ss Palm Fans 4na stock
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A Wonderful Volcanic Eruption.
The latest advices from the Sandwich ISL
ands gives us accounts Of an eruption of
Mauna Loa on Hawaii, of unparalleled mag
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GENTS WEAR.

Fine French Cloths. all ooioD;
CAssimers, plJn aad fancy;
black;
Sattinetis, Gray Tweeds; e
Eastern Jeans, &c.
Also. Linen Pant stuff. all kfnds; Mar
saillss- YesIings' Shirts; Shirt Collars; era
vals; etc.
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Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

Shes-s, BrogaIas, Boots, Cps, Hats, Ready made
Ctctlnng, H.FdSare aad Cutlery, Carpeting, &c.
Tie stock CONSISTS 10 part follows: Broad Cloths
Cassiuicres Nrstisgs. MarsAes, uptiouades, Linen
liaeks, Blue desnsnlns, Brown Linens, Amer Linen,
French Cotton I4uen, Preach Rlpkensdo, Airacca,
Canton Cloth, Frcneh Drahd Ia, English do, Ladies
Dress silks ladies Robes - every variety and kind
lawns, Muslinz. White Cooks. fmbroder rs linen
anskercbaeie. lk nei ssleves. hsd do sscai thread
DO Cotton a Lace Mansics. Fancy BoBHfs, Elisbsns
Every drscrp oa Of Cat, Pants aud Sest STATS Tor
Nen naa Hos slik aud Coftn Heslery, Hosp - uts
gaenees Eaes AIsd Eighigs, Vats, fchages. faucAls
ShalIeys ghse rTlnted BrliliAniees, C0rGed
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EM no ON -.
Miss Bremer,s New Work.

FAIHER AND pAUGmKK by Fredrika Bremen, author
of The Neigabors, Nina, etc, complete in one l2mo
volume
No writer living SURPRISES her in describin
home scenes and home people, which make Cold
smiths Vicar wak-held popular with all classes
of readers. Sunday Adts.
Ross WARRINGTON; or the Daguerreotyre Miniature,
by Dnganns author OF Mysteries Of Three Cites,
for sale by JOHN YORK X 60
maTl-I
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CONTENTS.

ONWARD; Or, The NoUNT2H CIsNREHrFs A
Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Ann Winsoom. l vol,
limo.
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New Publications.
HAVE JUST RECEYTED

SHAKERS: Compendium Of the Origin, history,
Principles. Rules and Regulations, Government and
Doctrines OF the United Society Of Beevcrsu christs
Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann Lee JAS
Whitaker, j. Hocknett J. Meachau and Lucy Wright
ByF. w. Evans. j vol. lsmo
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Looking Upwards; Colin and Jcanie: The Family
at Ahcyne; OIL on. and Away: Endeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, vet Noble; Little Harry: Poor
Jamie Clark Fiels White unto the Harvest: The
Sand Huts; The nrunkard's Cottage; The Infants
Ministry Stand stu; OLD Moses and LiiiIe Anah: The
Rocky Glenn; Saome: Widow Mcleod: starl and
Iona; Clouds and sunshine; Faiths Couhirt Faiths
Victory; Re-uniun; summer Paws; TIC FADING Flow
err; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding ray: The.
Mountain Tops Appearing: fastening On; The Sire's
Birthday; The summit Gained
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ACES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NEY, LADY MORGAN. l vol, Iemo.
from the London Atheneuml
"rhis volume brims with sense. rleverness and hu-
NOR lively and entertaining collection Of grea
MANS thought and quick woman's observation: a
book 10 be read now for anus meat and to be sough
hereafter for reference"
From the London Daily News
"a charming Book II is long since he rradng
public has been admitted to So great a treat as this
fascinating colleot &c wit, anecdote and gusSip 7,
is delight 1 "reminiscences OF brilliant past told by
one Of the best wits stu cxtantv
w. ". BERRY 81 CO., Public square
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SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
Spying and Summer Dry Goods,

which we arc daily receiving, 10 merit continuation
Of the same Our present stock Is better adapted To-
the demands OF the trade than any have ever be
fore offered. II embraces ali the and fashionA-
BILE designs
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w. v. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
mar26-tf
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Secession on the Pacific.

The Press in Californiais quite unanimous in
expressing feeling prevalent in that country,
for secession from the general cOnfederacy.
We are indebted to an exchange for the fol
lowing extracts from leading Journals, which
indicate the tone of feeling generally, and
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upon which the case dependss with The defendant unlesst
wers overturned BY the Of proof required By TIE ANIL
lar rule that sabec Nathan liFet egh' nne years
the date Il this purchase taking any steps IL
be cit 70 himself either BY ohiuirg the title, in
perpetgahg the evieucs q his right There satisfactory
proof that he everpad any part the Consideration There is
that and yoke CT oxer that he
claimed, by his father. paid $50 OF The price bt The
0r hand there sevd that the Old II be had as Is in
ie given Lin d that he a-rEarts gave him
IN her Tie proof consists mostly tire declarations OF
the PARTIES which down Us, bscure by tine and
them dtmly PARTIALLY Tec0ilecte They make quite
probable intended this Nathan
ard he children. and &c hi, that expectation,
portion consideration money may have paid b.
than. the time uno Yet. al this fails yey far
short Of makins for the interrogation u
abIis right by parole in the face OF clear legal title
tanned bY induhitahle snd endariHg evidence Of
little doubt from The proof that efsnaut
entertained purpose ef giving s land to Nathan, and per
hips chr7n, after his DEATH ut De not bound
~ such intention, and had right 20 eimngeh This
served lt which the Court control
ploof consisting Of the declarations Of the parties mostly
pet vel balanedR support Of the BILL and The
fails short Of that clear decisive character which requr
ed to written title Il is not account ssac
t0ry that the deed male the endant, TIE
purchase by The given t bill, that he
he very forchle That id prevent his hold
ing the Bat give lte weight that, in the
sideration Of the eitLer way.
TIE parties may have orsdered sha. and proper
claimed ia the successfully maintained BY the
dec. according the rules, pleading, and proof applicable
to such above set firth.
decree reversed and Tie bill dismissed but the de-
PENDANT viii pay thu costs. CARUTHERs.
A tue copy, J. P. CLARK Clerk
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$1,000 B. selIar, lad other, ', nIstbsr selI.r,.

The campaEants the children and heirs OF lars
who was Mathew Sears, the defendant The object
the bill up resulting trust equitable right
tract Of land the bill thu title
defendant. chrg5 that their father, Nathan
some seventeen eighteen years eiCre the filing of this bill
~ and paid for the land and had the deed made his
father he ause 10 then minor The positively
copdets this allegation, at he, defendant,
bueht paid the land HIMSELF and the death
of SON. which eight after the purchase,
held the same possession as his
April 1879. 1t proved by the subscribing witness 4h APRIL
1888
Here plain written title, and to raise equity by parol
conflict with qualify IT, the proof very
isfacory such to leave doubt upon the mind
II is very hazardous snettle titles, by plrol
evidence writing speaks for ITSELF and does depend
upon the fraiI recollection OF men.
To depart this dfeat It, upon facts resting in the
uncertain memoy man. particularly alter the lapse Of
many years pregnant with danger TO the Of right and
Justice may we'll doubted whether mischief than
good resulted from the rule by which il il allowed to be
done exception the policy the statute Of
frauds and peri uries, requiring claims Of really.
TO be evidenced ~ writing II leads perjury we'll fraud
and uusice the rule has been long established t. be
Eow shaken. prevent the mischief far practicable,
the Court and adhered the rule stated,
in character OF the proof required 70 conravene
the writing or 70 establish light to conflict wit. it.
The Chancellor opinion that the evidence sufficient
in this for that purpose, and declared Trust except
SIS consideration which be paid paid BY said defend
ant and gave him an that the land the whole
consideration having been S35J.
not arrive at the conclusion, and
are therefore the decree and dismiss the bill
The being upon oath aud the bill not the issue Of TACT
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NUMBER 1913.

sn Impression among Che may e1airrsats who are
esmeet N town We saa1 not. II course, turn
back uulezs something certain IS lb. aimed.
correspondent CT the st. JOSEPH (AI1J Jou -.af
wiring from Fort Ksarney, Kansas, under date CT
the 9Th inst says:
Knowing ina, you take an interest in all things
sPpertaiaiHg to be COLA mines, viii !st you know
how she Pixies Pealeys &c. sloUg out here They
ere al returning sni not less 80 wagons passed
here Ei'hn the last week. They are selling their
outfits for almost a seEg out here They cell their
-four from ilree i've dolls~s; b1con st ten cents;
horses aud esttls are selling for almost nothing and
wagons and handc3ris they give away. There are
some returning who have not one cent to take Them
back. while those Who have any are huTrying homs
as last as they can 10 keep from being robbed BY
the rest
Nor, sir, an not interested in nry way in ibis
humbug as they eGl it, bat pity them ig they are
fooied, for ther care great many good and useful
men who would 10 be- ter at home with theirfamilies
Oa the other hand thSre are s. great many ssoun-
drels and good-f0r nothing rcwies cut here, which
viii be grsI; good TO ne States il they never re-
turn again.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AM Offering for sale The House and Lot Cherry street
Z now occupied by Mr. Z Weller
The house very large and comuoous containing
v 70 MS with rooms lars, Shells &c
The house good order, most Ct beng recently rebuilt and
is better adapted first Glass boarding house than any house
in Nashville
TIE lot sxyvo feet front BY hundred and
r Eve feet and the house is situated the lot admit OF
m addition that would render comBsodiOus any hotel in
the city.
If desired.
1t is that hotel keeping is, in this city, most
ftble business and wishing in such
ton this is an excellent opportunity to procure eligible loca-
on Seng convenient to all the business portions Of the city.
For terms. &C., apply 70
dec94-a A.V, LINDsLET
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NESV ARIA N EN e,AF g'

yENRAvELLERs for the North and W est from Il South
procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington knoxville
Lynchburg, Washington, Atlanta and Augusta, Louis
Louisville Cairo, Hickman, Couqhus, Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, yurg Paducah, smhland. Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First Railroads and Steamboats, with close connections
all points. Passengers arriving at Nashville, Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad 90 directly boat without detention
quickest and cheapest for bound for the far
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and ST. Louis Line
Tfs Pine steamboats, B. NJ Runan, Mnnetonka Sails West,
Cuba and J. G. Cline
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day l9
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Central alroad and
Nashville st. Louis in Sixty hours,
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunlieth Ella John Gsu and Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday at y o'clock NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati days
Regular TEenS phis4 Nc.V Orleans and Vicks-
burg Lire Of Boats.
James johnson, Nashville z. Howard Rover aud joseph
inc Savage One Of these oats wi leave Nashville every otter
day. from Nashville Memphis ~ hours Vicks
bnrg, five days; and TO New Orleans in Seven DAYS.
Nashville day and FOR the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For dclss accommodation the BOas Tickets be
procured al The different points at prices annexed
Sch of
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AS PRICES, so oR WHITES hHPEH SPRINGS


TEyESE we'll Spngs situated 81 miles south OF Elk
ton Tenn viii be really f3r the reception % visitors on tho
18th Of his month. Proprietor b determined thai the
Communications ronTenisucss Or This pleasant
shall rot be excel any springs in the south rhest.
healthy. the amosUerc plrs, he
beautiful attractive These springs afford several different
k,d Cnalyhete krtaIe, tie
ses aud OF healing virtues & those H. quest of h-a
New ard splendid Ball aad Dining Rooms bail.
since and other Improvements made and st i
rsss Office has been located a the Springs and Daily
STAGE passes the Springs from Nashville TO Acus iur
way Ten Pin Alleys Tor ladies' aa gentlemen charge
situated in beautiful grove disconnected from the SDnE
buildings, cher TenPin alleys and Billiard Tables with
connected splendid Bar kept ~ Lewis Bird. we'll
orderly and honorable blrkeepsr for the
dati0n Of customers.
may l5-1 We. EDDINE
Nashville CaoH and Aaeric1 insert to ne amount q so
and send bill 10 this odce.-FuA1sti CaissR
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What OF lile PIl1e,s Peak cold NIInes.


A correspondent Of the Davenport (IOEa) DsHoerat
writing from Nebraska city, IN Ter date Of the 2Stl
ult., says:
Ia the wake Of the favorable intelligence which
have heretolore reported now comes news Of the
most dscouragng character. Two men, Messrs.
McCaLdIass Snd TTaTioli, Of Tayor county, lows,
who left this city some Eve weeks since, returned
last evening" having proceeded only as far as +, IT
Kearny Tkey state that The Font and the immedi-
ale vicinity is el with persons who have returned
from the mines and are begging their way home
from emigrants. These returned miners ST te that
the sgold in the mount Iins," regarding which 80
many expectations have been INDUCED, is total
failure and that the Cherry Greek gold mines 81
a most unmitgots humbug. The two men Of whom
I have spoken also STATE that on the day before
they left Font kearny, Major Morris, the commau-
der AZ that staion, received letter from Cherry
Greek, to the effect that two men who had been
prominent as ttteT-WIiters during the winter, had
! been hung by party Of exsspersted emgran 5
whom they hal humbugged. They represent that
there has besn an immense amount of suffering
upon the road. ard that in instances peIsOos who
have started out poor for the mines have psriShe
from cold, AMI 10 sgme eases Of actual starvation
! These statements give you for what they a-e
worth, it being impossible, from the CONTRACT tory
character Of tae sdviees, for me to determine any
/ thing regarding the matter. The persons who
brought the intelligence appeared to be ialr ana
candid men, and their statements have created quits
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EcLEAEs sTREEoTHEsING CORDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAryprcr.

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JACNpTCE.
ChroaIr sr Nervous Debility. Biseusr-
81 the Ksdnrys, und ala Esisensc.
nFi~ing from asisSrdercd EEser or
Ssesnush, BysPs ps3H,
Heartburn, Inward Pis7, Acilfiy Or Sickness q thu
S-omach, Fuinsss 81 Blood 90 tbr Head n7i Pain ~
Swimming In tho HDaa. pa'pitatiaH % the Heart,
fHiiurss or WEIGHT in The Stomach >our Eructalous.
taa,iaE OF >1-oca-iuv Fariil- vleu living DOVE,
nryness OF Ncilowuess of the skin ana Eyda. Mint
Ssrtls, Inward Fcgers. Pain 90 tls SNAIL % tie Blc.
Chcs OF side, >gl31n figsle- o. ueat. Depression q
Spirits, Fr-hesl Dreams. LtrErer, pcsrouI.usT OF
any rfnr5 biV7Tse, Sores or E'rt-hes ru che Skin.
ard 'tsyer aui A sus ur Chi.s and Frr-ri. Tt VIII
q 50 rUr1 diseases ID tlIs Bladder And Womb such 81
seminal Wsssu-77, irrrurir. noe If TIiG-. Slrlu-
g'ta~r, Iul t-l.il-flu ug Hcasll-5 Of The womb 1r
E-.--I-r NIL IL
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Nas5bille anion anb 9mtritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weokly S.; weekly Sc.

REsTTu1IoN-Ihs Ca-ksville rsoGH Of tie 18th says:
lady Of this city, last week reeerei enclosing sum
of money betSeen een twenty dollars which the writer
stated Vas the anaunt Of principal and iseresi OF
the iad husband eighteen years The writer unknown
The Caiksyille Jrs3aiqA Of The sth says awe are ena
bled to make the gratifying that the rails
road have arrived ard that immense piles it are lying
the river banks the railroad all ready
Within the present week the company will have here a
hundred tons Of raenough to compete niles Of the road
and other ariyasare expected. We have iron.
cosstea locomotive and track and it is only necessary put
them together, and that viii he done very te. The
locomotive for the Memphis, GAINESVILLE Louisville Railroad
has arrived The greater Part Of population have looked at
and examined the wonder and all have concluded Wilde
We shall hear his hriInesh in few days when he will at
work laying the track and then shall whether belongs
the fast line whether he only scrub stock. Tie
tive is called the Carsvle Tt excellent ce
and appears to be very perfect in al its parts"
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1859.
& a. b. B e e c IL

q - - u n - ~
81 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAR LIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBEs, EERAGE ROBES,
ORGANDEE POEESs LACE SETS,
EWBEOEDEl: GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PIX CARPETS,
TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram d all kinds cheap Carpets,
- VELVET CARPETS,
~ BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGBTTs, EFT
AL WIDTHS FLOOR OLE CLOTHS,
Canton BEattings,
SatiR ksomaSk,
Wool Damask
Cotton BaInaSk,
LARGE STOCK or CURTAIN GOODS,
1874 Wagon Sheeting,
~ Call at No 81 College Street, II you want good Goods
at f-r prices. A. c. * 4. Z. BEECH.
mi13.
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RALTImoRE Ard OHIO

RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TFyFRMTNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore onthe East and Wheeling BenWOod and Park
sTsnure on West which places uites with Railroads
Steamers, &C., FOR and FROM all points in he
West. Southwest and hCrth-VVeSf.
Fare to New York AMI Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
Two tys leave Wheeling daily $50 P NJ, and 1890
A. NJ.
Direct comedians are made by these trains
Fer all Ghe Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City. -
PASSENGERS this Route visit baltimore, Philadelphia
New York Boston, the cost Of ticket 70 Boston alone by
other lines.
Through Tickets TO the Eastern cities be procured via
Washia- ton city additional charge Of 80 90.
Quick time and connections.
Inquire tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio lilrosd at any
the principal Railroad 0flces in the Test
L. F. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
Z. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. ? Smith Master TrsnsnoTtatop. LspH.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. Il

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. Il.
sc, g 49, -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEsIS AIRY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Tracs will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville 1t 49, a. n. and . P ".
Arrive at Chats4GCosa AT > p. NJ. and 2.ia A. N.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at SIS A N. and I = P NJ.
Arrive nj Nashville az 7J7 y NJ. and $40 A Il.
Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 40 A. NJ
connects Wartrace with Sheuyville SOS A. NJ
and with Western Atlantic H. r. Chattanooga at P W.
? The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, p. n
NaTtIace with SheyFHc train AZ CHOP. H. with
McNunvi.l Manchester l. Tullahoma az : o. P NJ
emphis and Charleston r. i N Stevenson at 1923 T. Nj.
r The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga, at = - A H.
with GcIuyilie aud Manchester r. r. Tulahoma
at 24 P with Shelhyvie Wartrace at $50 P NJ
II = The Night Passenger Tram from Chattanooga at Is con
MenIhis and Charleston X, r. at 10 2
?. NJ. L. ". COLE,
fehj-tf- Superintendent.
Tennessee and AIa0aIEsa Railroad.
Ezs5sz57 szs55sz1zz7 tssllz3} 60 fl-l-Ll
~ A . = 20 t-.-yy 1879
OFEN So DJCkA RIVER.
FROM and after May 4l Trains vii as follows
Gong south.
Leavc Nashville $50 A VI AID }. 10 N.
Arrive at Duck River o 4 A NJ auI 20 P NJ
Going North.
Leave Duck River 5:i5 N and 345 NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 10 A NJ and $50 NJ.
OHly the Morning Train viii II Sunday.
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