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CIIILDREN,S HOSE AND HALF HOSE.
SMALL variety which will close outat cheap rate.
~ J. II. MCGILL,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
may7 Corner Of Square and College street.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILsoAD.-We learn fIemtbe
Marshal (Tezas) RePE6lieaH, thst the suit Of the
State Of Texas against the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, for forfeiture Of the charter for the al
legged neglect to comply with of The conditions
was concluded on the Slst ult., with deeisisu in
favor of the Company. The Republican says: The
decision, in the opinion Of the bar terminates the
State suit. The able opinion Of Judge Frazer is
deemed conclusive all the points involved r the
sui:. Its effect win be to give confidence abroad in
the good faith Of thu State ia aSrding proper pro-
lection to railroad companies
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rorr man Hnnr on one scnfrold.

BALrlMoRE, April s--As the hour for the execu>
lion Of four miserable criminaIs, Glmbri, C-oPPs,
Corrie, and Cyphus approached, sn immense con-
course of men, WomsD, and youths poured towards the
Jail by every Ieadingto it. BY 10 o'clock nos
less than 80 600 persons had crowded 70 the bill that
oyerlooks the JAIL to the roofs Of the houses, and
every other point from which view could be obtain
ed. The gaIIOWs stands near the north wall Of
he iaiI and plainly is visible from al the high
ground and even from the streets IN the vicinity.
The cloudy weather and threatening rain did not
deter the eager multitude.
an the criminals exhibited remarkable csmposure
and nerve en- the scaGold. Crops was led in sing
ing hymn, in which ali Joined. When on the
scsffold Gsmbril in a clear and loud voice, avOged
ia solemn terms his innocence. Cyphus, Ihe negro,
also atlested bis innoeenee. Cropps merely said
in strong voice, Good bye TO ALL CorIie said
Bothing whatever The drop fell at minutes past
IL o'clock and the four criminals paid the penalty
Uf their crimes TO violated laws.
There has bsen no disturbance Whatever during
this morning.
Gropps has left the following brief note in the
hands Of the clergy, with the request that IL should
be opened sfter his DEATH Il was written ~ I
o'clock this morning.
i %huas ne that shot RigaOn, but have rspsat
ed Of it,
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MnrshnI,s snIe.

Y virtue Of lacias alrsed, ea ts
Circuit Court Of the United STATES, which ss1ndaa
upon udrents rendered In i Court 81 he oct5ber
less wherein Wilbur Scott plaintiffs And B. n. HAll
and Is. Payne deieuants and Morgan Nauce pa
and the aid E. D. Payne 9esndHnt yin d ut rs
in the city oi Nashville, oa Saturday, he 6
day ApsIl neS all right, Tile, en and interest," e ~ saa
defendant Z. D. Psyns, IN and % the tolVEng lots IN ~
joining the said city Of Nashville, viz Lots Nos 9, -, -.
I3 "a and IS, ali fronting 100 feet, ana = feet ths s 80 u
25 all situate and lying thai 0f sEd ey naHa
Bells Survey. CharOtte pike Asos los kos ~
lying in @. W g. P4yne plan, Cherry srest IN s0u1 1
Veand fronting sa about - ft, adjoining Beeslu
All 0 which sid Ots, have been levied upon and VII bo
sold The property o. said defendant TO asy aid fal
This third day Of March. le59. mhs-ad
J. B. CLEMENTS, g s. MArshsi
Hh3-td. for the Midlls District o. feana1ne-
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GES. JAcKsOS's GoLD SsUFF-Box "A private let
ter from Nashville informs us says the Richmond
Enquirer, that Col Andrew Jackson. having been
called away to his plantation very suddenly to at
bring his family to ''The Hermitage" has been
compelled to defer the formal PrsssutatiOn Of the
gold box recently awarded by him to Gen. Ward 3.
Burnett under the vote of The New York regiment,
until Gen. Burnett (WhO is surveyor generaD can
go 10 Kansas and Nebraska to place bis deputies in
the field, and return to Nashville to meet Colonel
Jackson
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THE CRY PRIsOS --Fhs Memphis APPsal Of the
1O.h says: ''Ths total number OF prisoners in the
city Jail at present is sixty eight 0fthis number
fifty nine are white males, two black criminsls,
and six are fugitive slaves. There is one white WO
nan confined in prison upon q charge Of felony
There are tWeniy>three persons in the ealabosse,
which comprise the force employed on the chain
gang. T1ree persons are held in custody upon the
charge of lunaey TIE city prison has been maisri-
ally improved of late, having been thoroughly
clesnsed and purified ''-1 G -.f I.-F
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TG OUR SUBsoREBERs-A AND FRaEans.
we hare new sent out aceouats, due Al
Way rs, 1889, 90 aIE cur Subscribers out Of
tennessee; also those in East ana West
Tcnnessee; and we hope 90 forward the BAL
days, giving 90 car subscribers just about
one nsontls 20 $ sqIare up and pslt themselves
on the CASH SYSTEM. some OF the ae-
counts are small. and SEINE large; and we
hope all viii be settled mp, 80 as 20 enable
US and our patrons 20 be mufuaIly oene-
fitted by the adoption OF the CASH SYs-
FE5E from and after May Is, 1850. The
REDUCTION Of the price will enable OLD
subscribers GO eensiRne. and NEW ones fo
come In. Much may be done In enc short
month, II every enc should do his duty 60
himself and 10 others. We are gratified
to receive hearty aPPrevals from every Sec
tion of country upon our adopting the
CASH SYSTEM, and we hope our friends
VIII continue 20 send ms CLUBS OF subscri-
bers, as vVe are already placed under strong.
obligations for large numbers sent oy
FRIENDS from about nifty points.
we ask a hearty cooperation fer the in
crease OF our circulatiOa. Every one can
help some. We wfIInOw ask each suBserf.
Der TO send AN additional one. NOyE,s the
time 10 subserIBe. Now's the time TO pay.
NOvy's the time for united effort for the
UNION and AMERICAN.
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1859
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


FENRAYRLLE for The Eorthand TIN South
staas. procure Tickets from ChaiIesten, sasannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Iynchlurg Washington Atlanta, snd Augusta, to Louis
louisville Cairo Hickman Columbus, Evansville. Cincinnati
New Orleans, Vekshur Paduh Smthiand, aud Memphis,
Tr iss stesrpboats ,
points Passengers arriving Nasy lille, via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad 60 directly bosf without
Ts the quickest and cheapest route for those bound FOR the far
Wess. ..fl Il Ia. . ga
Regular Cairo, Memphis and 81. Louis Line
TIE Fine steamboats, NJ 9unyans Minnesonss Sails West,
Cubs aud ). q. Cline
these viii leave Nashville every day u H. con.
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Central 3sroad and trons
Nashville TO st. LOUIS in Sixty hours.
LOuisViIle aud Ciueiunati Packets
Reliance Dunlieth Ells John Gau Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, 2 O'clock NJ tnae from
Nashville to Louisville sixty hours, to Cincinnati four days
Regular MeGn p his, \ eu Orleans and YfckS.
burg Etpe OF Boats.
james Johnson. Nashville b. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
ine Savage. Of these Will every other
day. s noon: time fon Nashville to Memphis se hours Vicks
bnrg, five daysi aud TO New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting. .sr sat ts =
For arsclass upon Beats Tickets
procured at tie different points, prices named In ths annexed
lie az Ratag
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saa'lD Bron,an, ct As, Is. Jacob c0ppleE q ~.


BIZ the Cout-Ths decree is sgsinst The decided
prePonderance OF the proof and must be reversed.
Tbis clearly establishes that John Mcser Was sub
jeet TO occasional PaSoxysns sf msRIal deranes-
msui, Eith iniermissOns Of longer snd shOrssr dus
ration, during which his cspaoig for the lransss-
tion Of business seems not TO have been materially
impaired The weight Of the proof is, thsf at ths
tine Of the contrseI with CoPpiek MOssr IN re
possession Of his ordinary PsEsFs Of niod; that
COPPick was stranger and iguorlnt or M0ssr's CO.
casionsl previous derangsmsnt that the Price paid
for the its fair Vaus thst ths sale Eas ap-
proved and seqUieseed in By he family of Mossr,
sspsraE Of 0h0m at the time we're OF full aEs; and
that The transaction tie part OF C0PPsk Was free
from any imputafion og fraud or unfAirness. UDes
this state Of facts leaving out Of view the fact of
aequiescence Tor the period Of thirteen years 8eo
the fling Of the present bill and the additional fast
that by reason Of s1bseq quent consequences ma "
Coppick Of parts Of said land 70 difsreDt pArlisB
esnBOt now be placed in stdfE g4o Il IS elsU sh1t
the bill cannot be maintained. 3- 1ilH
Decree reversed and bill dismissed
McKuxax.
a.. - atg.,f Z. " 49,. frT..i-
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anew submarine Telegraph.

NHw ORLEANs. April 8.-The mcst extensive chain
ofsubmarine teegraphesbie il the eUntgd States has
justbeen successfully laidby Johs Eendsll, E-q
General Superintendent Of the New York and New
Orleans telegraph lines, and Col W. Tanner. Local
Superintendent, in connection with the new line be-
tween this city and Mobile, via the lake shore. Tue
new line is complete from Mobile to Fort Pike,
and is some forty miles shorter than the old route
five sections Of cable, in all thirteen miles, Of
which five miles in length have been laid at DIFF
ferent points tho rivers and baysths steam
Setsra Of Mobile having been chartered for this
purpose by Mr. Kendall
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LossEs BIZ FIRE IN SAN RKAScIscO-The losses By
Ere in Saa Fr sncisco, ,recOrdedsnoe December 1919
and to May, ls55-hvs years and a few months
amount to the enormous sun Of ihiriy-OOs million
four hundred and eighiy-6ss IA Jusaad dollTs
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Atrus copy. Attest, c. W. NsLsOs. Clerk

The County Court for Davidson COaufys
AYING granted leIte % administration t stats
Of ChAries P Mcguire, deceased: Ali Pefssns iudto b
estate hereby uotdeiin make iaats paysul E11
all claims against said estate herebF no1
them daily pr0Eei, within the time PresrM ID
By law J. =. JOHNSON,
junetIg-1Gm AdminfE7ator Tor chaTies p nasuire
cash PAID fof bacon lard, Wheat. Truits. posa
Oats, and an kinds Of Wsstsrn PrOdaes,s 20 . Bra
'tfse;, y ss9y.is' Tenn h"" = 20
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OFEIcIA.s FISED.-The Memphis Appeal Of the
IOh says: "Judgs McKieruan, Of the Criminal
CSar, does not stand upon etiquette when he deems
an official at all eulpsble. By order Of the court
officers, R- Smith and ThOS. D. Mynstt were lined
for contempt yes.erday-the fOrmsr $40 and the lat
ter s. Their Ofsnse consisted in an iufOrmsliiy in
obtaining jury" ia 1
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
EN- NTRA ALLIE o A ID
r. rsr q
80
rae CAPACITY EauALTo COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH a-4
u A q n q n K u q a 9

a 4 n " E0 ~ " \
THREE THROUGH t-t
"a q n q. n a n - A IN &
l. . - - - =
ImEsS 10 X 1850 ~ AND Isi AZ ,,, 4,
N1N tis.ln .s Ctoh ItPo' - VIZ
~ tfats ,fom All y estsrh Cses lol A
New io1A, Boseo1' anu " nsshing.on C .us Idr
shing lSf tie o. Passengers
/ or speed ana comfort, ~ any einsr route. -
express iAa ast Lanes run through 20 falslPia without
/ ehshse OF esrs OF eoh1estors - -. ~.
smoking Oarsare ttaea 70 eaeh ain weodfun
Sass % ano Easl lralss- = - runs
-n1i anu 1e ine
nesl ter ~ q ~. .h'oie % ana = ashhgten. - -.
HxpIess Lin eaSSs PSrgy a. d.. atises AZ
y - Nes =, .y.se - - ~, -, i,
~ y s s w " y Sa a a. u' A.
= A., NeN f1t1 4-'o a. u
sas :. s1st I, = ~, 8 5.Sa d NJ VI
- os a. NJ 5sSs loIA " VI
@ pu l5ss petNseh seN Aork aha oossoA AeAss
45 ai ~ ~ essl ~ -is oSes ,,. nj, D,
Doa " "os'on As soo1 va -'0i"' N A'ei' Vt
S.i -, 1ssts s h, q, .. - ~ ,be ironorts,t psi,
lssss 4, nay IS ~ ay 2 ~ ~ ny
Soaa oees % me met ao on eoaIo my o. @ e 2,
a ~ ~ ol az % -. D, = 80 -
~ - .ne OlSes VI nc S9A4AHs 'u DS'' W '
Pmlaaeiphis- -. 10 .s
rare = q q ~ -
~7IsA FV1s i1C51 70 y - 80 = ~
Inc e2mpienon OF the western eoieuoa u lue Hsni-
vsn iso1 % = 1s W n CIR IN
DAEA ~ :, - - =, :.
liz sEAAss@A y y , A =. -.
Inc ernnsetIg ol uaSks " N. =
svoidlng az aryase or lerrage IN
ing OF te are SaVAhuges appreciates " Hhpefs q
freight, and the Irayeiing fu9he; ,e;, 49,.
Parties shipping EAs'~eno WA hndt 70 ihen aofAhAse 70
snip ny tnls route. ,,... -
snr kFelsSs Sonacs @ OF saPp1s % M Spy % OF al
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Return OF I've Missing Men--singuIar In
cideuts.


The Portsmouth (0hio) Tribune of the 5tk inst,
says:
The steamer ST. Louis, bound down from Wheel
ing TO st. Louis, touched at our wharf early this
morning, and among her passengers for this place
was the real Robert II. MeAuley, who has been alb :
sent from his home for nearly Eve years IN the I'D
dggiugs Of California. Oar readers viii remember
that some time ago, a man calling himself Robert
H. McAuley and reprsssn Jog himself 10 be the hus-
band Of Mrs. McAuley cane to this county quite
i'll with the consumption Even friends Of the fani,
y and some of Mr.. MeAuley relations aud intimate
associates were induced believe that this man vas
the person he IurpOrted TO be. Ills wife, however,
soutly denied his assertions Of his Identity, and for
il received the eensares Of relatives and frisnds
This morning, Mr.. McAuley in company with q
relative started for his home which is several miles
distant from theeity, His wife aud ekil1 we're on
their way to IoWn at the same tiDe, and as they
we're about passing oue another the neither imme-
diately recognized the returning husband. Words
are nadeaquaie express he jOyand surprise Of she
long parted ones, SO happily and ProVidsatly met
The Troy IN. Y. Times of the 5.h inst, says:
formation has been received that Mr.. BOurasso
of the late irm Of BourAssO Pruyu, who left this
city eight years ago for voyage in Europe, and was
reported 70 have been drowned, and believed BY his
frien js to have been murdered, is safe in New Or
leans. aud will return home in two weeks Mr. Bou-
rssso writes his wife that he became involved in
government dificullesin France, and was imPTisO
ed Upon his discharge he heard that she had mar
lied again, and was only recently disabussd Of the
impression Mr. BourSsso's family had commenced
suit against an insurance company fer the amount
of a policy upon his life, and it was 10 have been
tried at the next circuit.
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BEAVER DAM II ri N q
4 Il


DURsUAET to decea ozder mace in the chanoery Court
Cen.reville its March Term, 1859, viii proceed TO
sell, on the IsI Saturday i'm May next: (being the
9Th ay MONTH Dam Springs and lands attached
thereto specifically described in the decree hear the 18th
y of March, 1889 being about $500 land,
or less on song ceditsO half Of tde purchase
y 10 be pad on he dag January s6 and the other half
on the January 1861, takn uoes OF the purchs
ers with security and reniI the land until the
nurchase money paid. On the ID place. will pre-
ee 70 furniture belong
ing to Springs, consisting the following sreesOn cred
il Of september neXtorty double and single mat
asses twenty cOunerpanes forty comforts, fifteen bed
spreads forty double seads, thirty lounges and cots,
small Tables two bureaus piano, rocking chairs,
one hundred forty windsor and split bottom chairs looking
lass dining tables and table Of every description,
hack and stock, and Indeed, thing belong
inc and spperaining the Springs keeping them
summer resort Of this delightful watering place
is fully established for lis beauty, attraction and heslthuins
without extended remarks from the undersigned The me
properties have been tested highly
snesai in their relief the invalid Situated
trict ts most sublime and beautiful Of natural sceneryte
nortsman finds ample Of exercising his TASTE either
det Of the chase or pleasant and quiet
F ne seke Any person desiring to examine the pizce will
apply to Mr.. McGee upon he premises. -. .
sp2-d;d oIs ~ n ~ ,,-s.N y. . n u;
opy and send their to me at Oentreyle Tenn
NNF' - ~. O A.. NIXON. @. & NJ
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PEDTC REE.

MOHAWK was sired by Ola Mohawk, Miles hayes'
celebrated Jack and he by imported Mammoth oI hen
tucv and imported Doncalis. Young MoAhk "s
h tbe wears the 29h Of June he is sixteen hah1s
hig sr proportion his height. and is remarkaoy VEL
FoSd am prepErel the best Of Jennets WIN
eos,tS.t esnSstSe.vIm a. TN go 6R0 MIzRLL,
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J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Sta. St Louis, No.

For sale wholesale and retail I'm Nashville,
Tennessee at PrOpstors prices, by Berry DemoVe, g. w.
Hendeshott and JO g. Brown and sTeCy respectable Drug
ist in the United ststes. febT '5Q-dtwiy
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Manny's COmDIned Reaper and
I-7-. Mower,

EKTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
wv celebrated Machine eceved the first premium Of Grsrd
3OLD MEDAL the best combined ReaPng and Moving Machine
the great United Stas Agricultural Fair, held Louisville,
KY, in September 1857. The trial Of SyRacuss New
York. in Jay, where sl the p pal Machines in the United
state5 thoroughly tested The sommee ther
through Marshal p Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
1t also received the award the bt Reaper, and the best
Mower before two separate committees appointed ~ the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, Nashville
In July, 1857 most OF the machines IN in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every MAchinein America
The above machines for sale by the Undersigned,
B. y. OHBATHAA,
General Agent for the State.
RISHRR, WHEELS & co.,
n
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LINKS on LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.

AANNAbLE Ar fLhAsDhns
onesqusre. year, sS9Esch additional squares sl0
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
fors SVfn be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY
EDoLAR per busrsfOr the 6Tst, FTTT
subsequent insertion.
Advertseis puslishsd both Daily WeekIy
be charged the fall daily rates with half the weekly rates
sdfed.
raasisuf Advertisements must ssrata for attAs time Of
To Correspondents.
IL VIII save great deal OF unnecessary trouble II cur
ends In writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Office county and State the body
of yourletter. .s--
you wish the paper changed from oee to another, give
both Offices In full.
n write business and on other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters solicited upon al such facts
subjects information interest the public.
Angnyous communications Of viii receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We undeEtakO return ected concentrations
All letters business should be directed to Mes<s. +.
EASTAN Co, and not personally to either Of the ProPrie
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1HE BEST LlNidENr IN fuR WORLD.
The sNty s1fa and certain cure for Cancers Pgsz
THnors, SS lings, ani BFonclele or Goitre Psraiv.
SIS Neuralgia Weakness Of the Muscles Chronic or
lutunmata-v hgunIItism, Stiffness Of the Joint
Contractel Huscles LigameHts, Earache OF Tooth
ache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds. Fresh Cuts Ulcers
Fever S'Fes. Caked Breasts Sore Nirples Burns
Scahis, Sore Throat. any Inflammation or Pain no
diti-reRrs how seyarn how long the disaaSe NAV
have existed. McLEAN's CELEBRATED I.NIMENT is a
certain remedy.
Thousands Of human l~ings have been saved a Ufs
o. deer-nnle aud misery " the Of this invaIu-
able mrdicine.
MeLssns Volcanic Oil Liniment
VIZ relieve pain almost irs;ananeously and II viii
cleans, purify, and heal the foUiest in an l-
sredi5ly short time.
For Horses and other Animals
MrLean's celebrated LiniReBt Is the only safe and
TcGabls remedy f5r the of SPAWN Rnc Bone.
Windgdls, Splihts, Unnatural LamTs, Nodes &c
Swellings 1t will L,il 10 care Big Head Pell-
evil, Fi-ttla, Old Turning Sor4s OF Swepny If
P"sierly applied. For Sprsins, Bruses, Scratches
Cracked Heels, ClIafes. Saddle Collar Calls Cuts
Sores or Wounds, IL il an infable remedy. Apl4y
II as directed, and cure is certain in every instance
Then tris no longer with the meny worthless Linz
lnlrnts offered t. YOU. 0btsin a suIEiy Of DR. Mc-
Leans celebrated Lihlment. II will curs You.
T II N1TEAN SAIo Dro,,,.:-4 -. #.
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MARsHAL's NOTICE

ShfrIY He'll & Co., and others, ". tHo
Stenar beat EI1a---L IL bel An REM
NY virtue OF Warrant Of Arrest ssued from the yss
Court Ia and Tor the Mddls Dstriet q Tennesee n os
above case Directing arrest the 1d steam Beat A h
machinery b0afs tackle apparel and Iai1re ard nsr -
order of Tue Hon West a. amphreya Juige of the aat co,
l. lessee B. Ceuats Marshal 0f the said Court do frg ake
publicston Il and % SD Steam 5oat,
oas tackle apparel, furniture, and cil al persons N
eral Who have peteua have any rht ute, Interest
therein appear before the sad 1ddgs q es1 Dcr Crt,
At the Court Of c0a The Capitol q Tennessee
Nashville the 2 day q ta present. month, 4 ht Court
day the Court day iOloFiRE, 10 scook IN he
renoon, unto the st eiants IN ocuu
tract, evil martins, further Do and resiFe in hl -
half to Justice SHALL aDpertsrn This 5h day 0f Apr 80
j. B. CLEMENTS. U. 8 AarShli,
ap8-l. for tie Middle District of Esnnesses.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
RE a@lR@

N and after Monday Oct. 18th, 1858, trains viii be
Z follows: E
Leave Gailatn, sA NJ. Leave Gallatin 2 N
arrive Edgehsd, 10 do Arrive Edgefeld,
Leave do IL do Leave do 43o do
Arrive Gyllstin P NJ. Arrive GalatH ESQ do
The train leaving Edgehed at IL A. NJ connects Gallan
Mail Coaches for Louisville Hartyle and Carthage Only
the morning train will be suaday.
octl7-u R. MACLEOD, Supt
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EFNA NOAl-.

PINE supply OF this cononcal Coal hand
the Etna Coal Yard, back Of the Nashville aud Chatta
Railroad Depot and is selling following priees
Large Lump Round Coal e per lush $3.50
Mixed Large and Fine 90 20 do do % do
do 10 de
Toy and viii be convised it the best coal IN
market ldeeJl-d ly-2dpgl J. AGNEW