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The L0adsa Poss siys ihai Sir b. BuI ser Lytiea
is about resign bis oiee in the Briisa nlipisry
on account ef gro riss defect in MS hearing. lie
viii be made lord.
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S. 600 REWARDI

GtEORGE MILLER, Clerk ia the Esranoh
u Of Union Sank, Jackson, Murdered De night
Of 81 ist and Bgtteen Thousand, Blight Huu1sl Dollars
in Uuon Bank notes and F0ryhve Hundred Dollars b Gold
stolen. One thousand Doliars viii b. paid sc5ef
murderer and Four Thousand Dollars rcoFerF
money, and in proportion for any part Of il.
HUFFMAN.
khln-dtf Pre.iant
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The report that q bsrossicy was to he conferred
On 'he Elelish siea@seas King is eoaarnes. and
Mr Cuuard is nov Sir Samuel
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have the best W0rEmou always ready 90 Do kind %
Gas Fitting Also, all the machinery culn sc1sging
Gas Pe and will sci. nuaber % FEET 70 Er iu s
thsir plans and furnish
and other tools, that they dc their work
steam and Steamboat yu0rk.
stem Pipe, Steam Valves, Cocks and oer arcss handor
repairing steam WeTk.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe Work doas
with despatch
JAMES IT, KENDEICE,
eh2s-3m - Cherry Street
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Ex Governor Robinson, Of Kansas, vas psb' icly
caned in LaWrarce, few days since, BY Msvtiu I.
Conwsy, formerly Of Baltimore, another proninent
Fres-s,sle man. The cause Of The difficulty is net
stated
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We regret to hear Of tie death Of The youngssi
child Of the Hon Go E. Pugh. Mr. Pugh has been
detained in Washington by the sickness Of his fami-
IL. The deeeaseA was an inlant daughler
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WHOLESALE GR9CERs,
General Commission and PrOdHC,
BEERCTE ANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
L Corner oF Braad and Market streets,
\ NASHVILLE. TENN ESSEE.
/ GROCERIES.
receiving Of the largest and most desirable
Wv stock Of Groceries offered te the trade iy any hos'
q hhds New Orleans Sugar;
20 laTrrIs Plantation Molasses;
| q = do do do
rs boxes Star Candles;
1910 keys assortef Mails;
80 boxes Tailow Candies,
40 barrels Crushed Sugar;
! = boxes " K cheese
! 30 barrels Whisky, all brands
- casks Imported French Brandy;
Dc Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins;
IS do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
Ii65 bags Pine Salt;
100 do Coarse do
3,sO0000 Cigars, all brands;
rs boxes Chewing Tobacco all grades.
With many other articles too numerous to menton all Of which
viii sell at unusually low pricLs to cash dealers
deci9-H FISHER, WIRELESS CO.
M0RRIS q STRATT0N, ''O'
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASH WILLIE, TENNESSEE.
VETE are now receipt Of large and well asserted stock of
wv Groceries, Liquors, &C., 70 which invite the attention
- SUGARS.
200 hhlis Louisiana Sugar, all gradesi
$50 bbls n. Y Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades
$50 g do do DO DO do do Fo PSSsS sss aS E2,. do o
100 do do La Loaf, do 40
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do % 'moLSsgEs. IassgF1 do
500 bbls choice Reboiled Meiasses;
800 y bbls do do do
q, g kegs 81 Louis Syrup;
100 do La. do
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. G. lOx1s Tin5
loo do I0xl4 do, very cheap for cash.
sUNDRIEs.
200 Summer DO.
800 do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps
50 cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
50 50 40 40 DO DO 90 90 sE%ss,, SRles;
100 do superior osrb Soda, azUi, b papers;
ey0 casks do do
casks Dutch Nader
so do spioe
100 dozen Painted Buckesi
rs do washboards;
30 nests Tubs;
5O.6S 5SS ascsrie9 a91sq etSS:as; Sisals
IoU bales smoking Tobacco;
250 boxes tobacco. 81 grades Va. brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
Is kegs shot, ali sizes;
so cases Masons Blaeking;i
3,00O bags fine Liverpool Salt;
lO0G bbls KanaRha do;
go boxes Glassware
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky
COS do Raw Ohio do
go do old Country 10;
25O do Smiths old Reserve do:
100 Old Bourbon doi
SO do do Rye do;
hD do Monongahela DO;
80 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
80 do A. N. Gin;
2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old COgnac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaIct Wine;
30 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
2O6 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many Other articles for the Grocery trade.
jsnll NORRIS sTRATToN.
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ALX'S
Aromatic Valley whisky.

this age aduleate Liquors.
OF great satisfaction TO be ae to introduce to public not
the above articeb article Of unquesoned purity and pos
sssiBg quae except such have the most favorable in
Huence the human constitution.
few roods Of soil on the banks of the Rhine produce the
which will flourish where else from whose juice
cees the Johanniser erg, the choicest wine Of the world.
few Of land Cuba produce lcco, the apd
quality Of which, when manufactured into CIGARS incompa
bly, superior that Of the producIo any ether soil And
strip Of land in Parish Nactoche, Louisans
long supplied the world with supereNeellent article OF SDu
from Tobacco cannot induced grow elsewhere
like manner, has long limited territory
lying the valley Of the Monongefa exclusively brings
forth Rye OF properties marked and pecu that its d
aton produces Whisky Of such supratye character places
it beyond rivalry
process recently discovered, and only my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
aromatic valley whisky,
with Vhichno other stand an instants comparison.
have apprehension Of being accused Of publishing un-
Tarantabe or even exaggerated encomums, BY one who
will first suIjectmy Whisky othe test.
1t the standard article all the first class Hotels and
Clubs the city Of New York. and wherever tits introduced at
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established
Its med dcnal properties snch that while its mmedote e
ect pleasant and grateful it exercises the hass pena
have anayzed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley Whisky
New YORK. Chemist.
STATE AssAvER's OFFICE, 50 Somerset street,i
Boston, April I7Lh, ls55.
Whisky and find pure fse a1oTed Rye WAiSky contain
Injurious matters Kind, and would mmend it
d. ''-D'' '' ---l'' anu ''''' CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received careful
animation find TO e pure article entirely ree from TIE
fully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
TConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky as tits sold by the bottle e only
70 South William street, New York,
jsnl9-deo 3m Sole Proprietor.
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Great Bargains.
carly application we will sell great harran in
8 new brick house and lot in
IIAEs DENCs'S ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains rooms, Commands fne
view OF tie city, &c.
We haze also fer sale large number OF tie
Most Desirable tGesidenceS in the CITY
and vicinity. Besides uany Of the best Farms this and
Joining counties Ae large supply Of The unmproved
lots the city per and different additions Nashville
persons disposed to purchase real estate would do we'll cali
US, as sell great bargains.
u1h4 - L. e. X W. BROWN.
ERINasAEsaAN sralSs Seeti.---WehaTe large stock
this justly celebrated Grass Seed, and have
price 81 25 per bushe 1t is far superior to the Me
tor hay, aud viii yield equally as we'll.
fet27 dim ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
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HnrsE PAINTING.

the subscriber is prepared to execSe with greatest promptne
an however large which may be rendered, in style
ut,,u terms uin satisfaction lie IS
pared to eXecate all OF
SIGN PAINTING, sRAtNiNG AND hANaiANs
Having that department seourd the services oi te most eNper
and experienced artists.
Inc subscriber would request persons having wor in his line {,
give him a call before making hna arrangements
Il. I. FLEMING,
rusrchs-S No c. Union st. between Cherry and sdHnsT.
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The Clarksville JsLfsTsOEian Of the 22d says: "As
Matt Psel's Band were perambulating the streets;
horse attached to the family carriage Of Mr.. John
McKesge was startled from his propriety and took
a race down Franklin street, and into the square.
The dyyer unused to such performances on the part
of his old companion clung to the bit, and
ried slong When the horse reached the sq ;are,
ins cad Of keeping the open country, turned to the
sidewalk and in front of Thomss s Bros the horse
took one side Of lamp-pOst and the negro the 9TH
er. The consequence was, that the horse was sud.
denly stopped and the negro also. The horse was
not injured but the negrO's arm was broken. The
owner Saturday night sued out an attachment in a
suit for damages, snd Peel and his company were
delayed here until Menda Shsn compromise was
effected, by which Peal left seventy FIVE dollars and
a suit for damages for the forced detention"
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glasBeilIr anjon ana Smcrican.


Madame Cora de Who's. who is attached to the
SIrskasch UPsra Troupe, is seriously i'll in Chales
Inn
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sAvANNsII AND CIARLEsroN.

Cabin siS stserage ....4.-. g
Excursion Tickets good 70 return un'il January ia 50
The well known first class sile-Wheel stealnshirs,
KEYSTONE STATE Capt O. r Mthsu'tas, and
STATE OF e1ek6IA. Capf. y. j. GaRVIS,
Nov form Regular Line for the NORTH leaving Charleston
Savanuah alternately. A. f1lioEss
The STATE OF GEORGIA fUn savannah The jh, 18th ant
25lh 0f every month.
Tia KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston, tie ioh 20h and
3oth Of every month.
For safety aud comfort having superlr state Roon, these
ships supassei hy any the Hendred
Miles of this lie Delaware River and ashis
u
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line a. Pilaipha win the rE Nurthucst
aailroad Route through Niagara Fas Duao d
Philadelphia Throngh Tickets, with he pfritEs F
ping Gdepha Germeiate points g a Agents
savannah.
EArs Niagara Baaao, talElnira, cauaslagaa,
Agars 4 farlnaBh.
T. 8. 4 j. G. BCDDs
Agents AZ Cl.felt3n.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fsbz7-d6m. Agent a Rhl1dsphl.
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Lard Clyde Csir Cslin CampbslD has Tire sails
ia ,tion Of annOuucirg thai he troops under his
immediate command have performed :heir work
Order reigus in Dude. Lord Clyde was at latest
accounts in bad health
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OrFICIaL.

Opinions oR she Supreme Court OF the State
OF Tennessee, at knoxville, September
Terms 1855.
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DIR. JOHN sHELBY'S
ne BiOOded StOck-sHOrSes, Jacks, Jen-
nets, Hogs and Cattle,

Fine BiOOded SfOck-sfHOrSes, Jacks, Jen.
nets, Hogs and Cattle,
EDR SALE,
the agent OF DR.. llELBl. viii offer public sale
"A SATURDAY. the 2d cay Of April next ali his thorough
bred staiors Mares, Jacks JeHets, Hogs Cattle that
now at Faterand his farm Nashville. give
the rigrers this stock in advertisement hut safely
say that they will chow good blood any the United
will MENTION amongst the year old
allinn Mark Young, half brother SOCKS. yes-lng
flIy his Will he offered. TIE will place
the farm. commencing at lu O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS-Ai under S5U cash, all four
all over SiuU 80 and all over $3.50
one and years credit Notes endorsed payable
without interest.
Those may wish and examine the
piv 10 Mr. blcMURRY Farm or to me- at the ufc
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
P S-Any tie above mentioned purchased
private sale.
feSIG-m. WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
mE . g 10 g a

ON Monday, Oct. l5th 1855 trains will be
follows:
Leave GaIlatin, s A NJ. Leave Gallatn NJ
arrive Edgefeld, 10 do Arrive Elgefeld, do
Leave % IL do Leave do 43D do
Arrive Gvilatin P NJ Arrive GallatR $50 do
The train leaving Edgefed at II A NJ connects Galatn
with Coaches for Louisville Hartsyea eand Carthage Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
octi7-u X. MACLEOD, Supt
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

WINTER ARRlNGEMENT'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Ca Ez-s rrHsSsss = 5zsEE5s5ss-I
RAILROAD.
Great National ROute.
FTyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenwOOd and Park
eFsburg the West which places unites with Railroads,
Steamers. &c, for and from all points in the
West, South west and NOrth-NTeSt.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ, 10 A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all tEle Eastern Cities.
This e the only to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, the ticket Boston alone by
ether lines.
Time qick and fare as low as via other Route
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, any
the principal Railroad 0liees in The West.
(. +. FULLER Gent Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W.P Smith, Master Transportation. deco
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A PREDICTloS.-The New York EUsEiHg Post calls
attention to a curious preiictiOn in the obioGas
ply of Bishop Watson. Penned soms fifty years ago,
which recent events, especially the great events Of
the last year, the treay with China and the frner
establishment Of British rule in India, not un-
likely in some degree to accomplish:
The empire of Russia is emerging from baIbar-
ism, and when it has acquired stability a d
strength answering to It's extent, il will eolarge It's
borders, and cssliog an ambitious eye on Tbibet,
China ard Japan, may introduce with its commerce,
aud Christianity into those countries India will
be Cbris,ianised by Great Britain. Thus Christian
monarchs, who aim at nothing but an increase OF
their temporal gdoms, may become, by the prov
ideuce Of God unconscious instruments in propagat
ing the spiritual kingdom Of his Son.
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The Chicago Tribune says ths name OF j Al.
len the present efficient Chief Clerk of the House
of Representatives, IS named as oand date for
Judge in tie new Judicial District recently esa6~
lished by ihe -gisla urs of Illinois
The Postmaster at AIiddletOwn, Coan. found. not
long since, in a newspaper without q wrapper in
his Office, nugget Of CalifO'nia gid Some FOOLISH
fellow had saved his postage. bar lost hs nugget.
The Fayetteville O5sers5r Of ihe 24th says; "LaFt
Monday the Circuit Court adjourned its March term.
Daniel McElyea who was on trisi for malicious
shooting was sentenced to the peuieniiary for two
yesrs The present wa3the second trial for ths same
offence. At the last NoYeabsr tern, the jury were
ten for acqut'a end no for conviction. at the pre-
sent term, the Judge charged the Jury Monday
evening end we understand that eleven of them
were for scquitting from TuesdaG until Friday even
ing, at which time AcElyea, in open Court proposed
to Withdraw his plea Of not gritty and let the jury fix
the time in the penitaniay stating that he not
guilty, but that be would plead guilty rather than
lay in Jail aay longer. After the verdict, it was
made known that all the jury except one we're for
aequi,tiug him. So il seems that cut of "a men who
have bsen to try his case q were in faver of
acq1:ttal. We thiok that, perhaps, if ever there
was case that required Executive elenency this is
mn
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Manny's COmDIneG Reaper amd
Mower,

Wanmy's COmDlned RGlpcr and
Mower,
EKTITH WOODS IHIPROVEMENT.--T .--This
Wv celebrated Machine eceiveJ the premium OF rard
sLO MEDAL the best combined Reaping and Mowiag Machine
great United States Agricultural Fair at Louisville
KY. in September, 1857 The trial Syracuse New
York in Juy, where all the pr pa Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested. The made ther awards
through Marshal p Wilder, President United Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, KY.
also received the award as the best Reaper best
Mower before separate commitees appointed Pres
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
In uly most Of the machines in use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and given s Machine
during the last season. every Machinein America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned
B. p. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
fsbZ7-dGWu Nashville. Teup.
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NOTICE
- - 80 3 Z q :.
40 PASSEN GERS.

e s. - -
10 PASSEN GEfES,
PASSENGERS TRAlNS running Il Nashville and Chat
tnooga Itaroad Will leave the Depot Nashville TIE
minute laiG the schedule, A.
prevent confusion at the ticket UIc, The
STARRING, PasseugeS respectfully requested u
provide their Of the He and all ma
he Ticket wall he hs Once hJu
before departure Of each tIain, r.. ". COLE,
mhi Ii. Superintendent.
ENOR RENT.---The large Room over the Daily News OF
hce, formerly occupied by BararIs Budcry. This
room 6j by 40 suitable sob Printing Ohce, Boo
Bndery, emp Oymeut. pow
san had fron tae news Odice Engine. a. this
Enquire Of Mr.. Fisher, News Ouct Il. Liaes,ey
he subscriber ljsGI JAMES W. lIuNTH.
OrmamemtsIE frees ana EVerssg, a. ..
MMONTG0MERN & McGREDY ,NuTseymei Nashville, Tenn
invite special attention 10 er extensive so OF Fruit.
Ornamental trees, Eyergrecus, reen House Plants Uyr Ut
ornamental Trees and Eyerg ees, suitable eyc;.
Fruits-50OO Apple . & years Old.
pears-3OOl, DWarfs & Standards, ~ { years old.
Peaches -juODu old Cherries, Pluus, Arico
tariens and ounce, in a-se numVers
large lection Grapes Strawberries l;aSpberes, Coos
berries Currants 4 Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY o. MCGREpN.
nall. Lnwood' Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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WILL furnish Chandeliers either ior iurnne Gas on
Candles suit any sized huiidag Cirz Hotel x Punie
la in the city county with al The Gio0ez shaie
as cheap they can ts had fro any market
keep good Of al the sual rs fixtures Eih
Drop Lights, Paper and fancy eOor Glass shaea faen. Bara
es, sc.
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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
wINTER ARRANGEmENT.

WINTER ARRANGEmENE.
ON and after Monday, November 2g 1885, Trains willrun
y follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Galatin at A NJ Leaves Gallan IU0 P 81.
Arrives Edgefeld " 800 do Arrives Edseield go de
Leaves DO " lu.O0 do Leaves - 33O do
Arrives Gallatn " Il3J Arrives Gallatin 500 do
The leaving Gallatn 73U A NJ, and Edseed 10
GalTn with coaches 70 and from Louis
Vile leaving Edgeeld al 10 A NJ. and Gallatn
P M connects with mail coaches and from Havle and
Carthage. Only the mornin Train will be Sundays
Wearing parel alone constitutes baggage Of winch each
passenger eUpOuuds Tree charge will be made
for extra baggage which paid the conductor Other
articles baggage, carried in The baggage will be charged
Express freight which must N paid 10 tie agent Of ue EApTes
CompA y.
Passengers taking their seats a, allatn and Edgefed without
purchasing tickets, will CHAR eel ten cents extra
jan2G-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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Lord Elgin, the representative of the British Gov
ernmest in Chira, has recently made an e1cursioG,
with fleet Of war steamers, six hundred miles up
the great river Yang Tss Ki4ug which had never
beeu rrofaaed by The uuhallOwed keels Of European
nayigafors Ote of the vessels was Of 1900 tons
burden, and drew sixteen feet water. The greatness
of the river may be ligel from this fact The feet
made its way as far as Han KoK, of which place the
following favorab aeesuut is given
The st1ees ave hanlsOmer and broader, and the
shops loftier aud heuer stocked than those Ct any
ci now open to Europeans, while there was an sir
of aeiyi and hustle in the streets quite refreshing
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

6 s::s7s55rr. - sz:sz:9zsss
n being proper projection Of
rack and Keep cut Ot The Of gravel and other
trains, thar freight trains be at regular Uniform ra OF speed
winch only Omished by running schedule tirc
therefore order that tie freight be On the time
laid schedule, ordered that after hry days from
this ate freight The Nashville CL4Iu0O
IA Railroad Company, at schedule Stations ,uly.
l. W. COLE,
jaugf-u BPG Sup't Of Transportation n. & c. r r.
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NOCAL AND INSTIkURI

VOCAL AND yNSTRUmENTAL MUSIC
~ BECKER would respectfully announce 10 the pubic
Nashville that he has located teacher OF The Noic o.
Piano, Yoncelo Violin, Orders e MeCuTes Of Bep
soa's Music Store will be promptly attended to.
sspt7-u
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. Il.
LEI 80 = g - Il 81
CHANGE OF SCHED gle.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRU AIRY 9th, 1850,
Passenger Trains will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 43O A. NJ. and , P. N.
Arrive at Chat nOoga at . ?. NJ. and 8, 40 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:4S A NJ. and : Is P. N.
Arrive at Nashville vt 1:a7 NJ. and 6:fO A. NJ.
SliE Day Passenger Train from Nashville 4S0 A. NJ,
Wsrtrace with Shebyville train su5 A. NJ
ana with Western and atlantic r. r. Chattanooga p NJ
II The Night Passenger Trap from Nashville, +. NJ,
WarJTace with Shebyve tr,in 6la z. Nj with
McMpnyiIle Manchester L. Tullahoma "a r. NJ.
md emphiJ Charleston r. Stevenson 10 IS p. NJ.
The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga, at g.: A. NJ.
,onuects McAnnville aud Manchester r. R. TulIahcma
244P NJ with Shelhyvlle train Wartrace 35O T. NJ
II , The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 7j
Meophs and Charleston X, r. Stevenson 10 2
P NJ +. W. COLE,
feh5-d Superintendent.
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1859 9G5slsz.sazsszz5Rszzsz..4I 1859

1903 sEEazsz-zs. zs.ss;sz:zsz.ss ss;sz:zsz.ss.sssiss iss-l-z2s 1903
Hannibal and St. JOSCph ixaIlrO;,d,
OF Missouri.
CNOMPLETED open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers miles further West gd $50 ulles the
NEW CsOE.D tfECsEON
ether Railroad. Anur.ng shortest, quickest and
cheapest to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NebFaSiGsH and pixies Peak
Trains leave Hannibal daily O'Clock, A. NJ, arrival
Of the magnificent composing The IL. 81 10. Il. H.
Line which leave O'Clock, p. NJ, we e
passengers Joseph Louis, and
Joseph line Of first Passenger Packets
which leave arrival Of trains from AtchSun LcEyeuWUrth
City, Nebraska City, Counci. Bluffs and Omaha. Gaining
From 80 days over amy other REOute.
Time from Nashville 10 St Joseph, 90 hours.
Fare from NaSbVnEc 10 81. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga S,25.JU.
Baggage checked through. and SAer-ans Packets
EmgTauts desiring
sompany stock, depend going through freight
Through Tickets, land the only route by which St
Joseph reached uy lairOdJ for the y. * e. Il. l.
and steamers aul all the principal Railroad uhces in
United FOr information address JNU. H. BOW EN,
4. b. ten. Ticket Agent Gen gem, ST. Louis.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt haupltal iet2S-dom'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

kAJANEED.--The Principal a large Boarding school
w for young laes situated the Of Columbia de
sres 10 emPoy LAZY in the capacity Of House keeper One
experience viii be preferred. Fort uher reeeace @ ~ his
once. hanl9-nl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

PConsumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky it is sold by the bottle only
WM. II. DAILY,
70 South William street, New York,
ianIg-ieo 3m Sole Proprietor.