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EREsH .sRRTT:aL OFB0OTs 1.V;D

II SH0ES.-We have just received, of our second
purchase, $50 cases of BOOTS AND SHOES Of va
rious qualities.
We have OF hand one of the best stocks of Boots
and Shoes ever brought to the city, embracing the
best makes Of Kew England manufactures.
We have all kinds of Kip Boots, irith kip backs,
side stitched Lraced aud oak tanned leather bottoms,
and would mention the best manufacturer names
whose makes offer for sale, if it were not for
posting mp the Dealers where to get the best goods
The trade will find our stock up stairs, on second
floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods floor
below except by fight of stairs We have rent TO
pay, and can sell just as cheap as though We had
them in another House. We have now fresh
stock of desirable goods, and cordially invite the
trade who want goods, to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
decI6 KEEN d PRESTON.
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RIsTIAN KRATz..................-. HEILN
KRAFT & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY!

CITY FOUNDR9I =
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane NJ ills.
Thrasfng Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE. IND
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E. S. BABCOCK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.

EV ANSVIL LIE, IN DIANA.
Have constantly on hand SASH, Doors and ROLLING
and STATIONARY SHADE BLINDS, of Superior Ale
gany Lumber we'll seasoned, and neatly and strong
liz manufactured
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OLD METALS BOUGHT.
IEOATCHRS IND yEW.ELRY.
~ NEN STQOE At pITrpQI IE,S

~ NEW SIUOh NJ BITIkUEEF y.
We would respectfully inform the public that
have just received our new stock of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, fine Jewelry, Slyerware, Clocks, Gold
Pens, &C., including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo Sets very rich and handsome
styles of Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains Breast
Pins, Bracelets, lar Rings, Finger Rings, &c
We would call particular attention to our stock of
Gold and Silver Watches, which are of superior
quality, in all respects. Also, good stock of Ia
BILE, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Forks, &c.,
warranted pure Silver.
Silver-plated Ware, such Casters, Cake Bias
kets, Spoons, de-, OF THE BEST QUALITY, always Oh
hand taL .t t N-t
We selling at Eastern prices for cash, and
warrant our goods TO be as represented.
myl6 BITTR0LLF BROS. AS Main st
q TAR CANDLES-lOo WHOLE, HALF, And
~ Quarter boxes for sale low BY
s. L. GILBERT 4 CO,
sepl2 No. 4 SYcamore STREET.
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Look Out!
IDvME UyVDERSIG.vED RESPECT.

II fully begs to inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that be has received lot of frst-cass FUR
NITUkE from the East, ofevery description, which
be intends selling low at any store in the city
Persons in want OF good furniture invited to
cali before purchasing elsewhere. take all kinds
Of old Furniture in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
1lealer in second hand Furniture, on Second 81.
between Main and Locust myIO-C;m
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GSIyN.DRlES-
~ so bbls assorted Nuts;
10 casks Fresch Prunes;
100 foxes Raisins;
= casks fine :. 4. Indigo;
loo kegs Soda;
10 bbls Alum;
100 kegs pure White Lead
so kegs Zinc;
20 doz Toy Buckets;
so boxes Extract Of LogwOod;
% boxes Cream Tartar.
sundry other goods too numerous TO mention,
just received and for sale by
sep % PRESTON BROS.
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ULOIRE GOODs!-JUST RECEIVED
~ - dozen Meal Selves;
90 do 'ddles, ass'd, 4 to 10;
~ do Wire Rat Traps;
100 yards Safe Wire;
40 do Move do, ass'd.
octI3 GEO 8 SONSTAG
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DMRU.nATIs.n CURED WITM0UT

RlLLA and IODIDE OF POTASH, the great
Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from
Fresh Root, the only Kind worthy the confidence
Of physicians the public old imported root being
inert The componeats Of this medicine are high
ly extolled by some of iie most distinguished ply
sicians in the world, Sir VIM. Fordyvr, Br0die,
Bell, &C., for the cure Of rheumatism, Scrofula
White Swelling, Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female
Complaints, Old Sores, Pimpies on the Pace, &c
IL makes The skin clear and smooth-an object Of
interest with the ladies'. 1t removes mercury, or
any Impurities of the blood or system, and shonld
be used in the Spring to purify the blood and pre-
vent sickness. Price, 81 a bottle.
McGown's Essence Tar, certain cure for Bowel
Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, &c.
South-American Tar, Sp ing Linment, and Yer
mifuge, unparalleled for its success.
The three above medicines prepared by. ii. ).
uU6HEs, Memphis, ~ennesse. Sold in Evansville by
KELLER WHITE, LEIscH a kARLsrEDr, DIR. JOAN
MAGIxIse oct29- l2md
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
- ADIRS. YOU Ire lTVTTED TO

II ADLES, you IRE ATVITED TO
IL call on ROSER BROS. & CO. They are now
able to show you one Of the most fashionable stocks Of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market. Your especial atten-
ton is called to their large assortment of
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
containing Robes, Bayadere Stripes, and all mod
ern styles of the day.
In WOOLEN GOODS their stock will compare
fayorably with any other house in the West.
SILK VEL VET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
of superior quality and style.
Their stock of Ladies' COLLARS a SLEEVES
is immense; nor must you forget to look at their
immense variety Of Ladies', Misses, and Children 5
Hose and Gloves, &c, &c.
House Wifes will also find il to their interest to
examine their stock Of IMPORTED CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS, RUGS,
in large quantity.
1t would he hardly worth while to enumerate
their stock Of Staple Goods. Ii is generally con-
cedcd that their stock of Calicoes, Flannels, Blan
kets, Shawls, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, Lin
seys, &C., &C., will in variety, in quality, and in
price, bear investigation with any other house in
the city Remember No. 30 Main street.
sen5 ROSER BROS A co.
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MAGNIFICENT ScHEMEI
TO BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday i'm Oct.

Class 52S draws Wednesday, October g. 1859
Class 40 draws Wednesday, October II, 1859
Class D So draws Wednesday, October 10. 1859
Class SCI draws Wednesday, October &c, 1859
Nearly One Prize tn every Two Tsck-
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as Numbers-I4 Drawn Ballots.
H.il2 Prizes amounting $3.50 81
Whole Tickets $40; Halves %; Quarters S2I.

Jill iIl'> dH'iHtiilS c1oJ,Je2
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s2ls
Certificates If Packages in the above Scheme, 10
I've drawn each Wednesday, will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk i: ''' '.'
Certificate Of Package OF 2a whole tickets.SI4l GO
g {" % half - 20 80
g . &c quarter /" ...... % IS
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the
amount of money 10 address, for what you wish
TO purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish
il invested, and VIII NIio- wish Wholes Halye.
Quarters, on receipt when, we SIND what IA
ordered, 10y first mail, together with the scheme.
Immediately after the draw ne, the drawn mum.
beers will be sent with written ex planation.
pS-Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the of their Post Office County
and State.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid immediately
after the drawing other prizes at the usual time II
40 days.
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= ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
~ H. DE @ n II mo, CARRZ.AGE
10 MANUFACTURER,
Main street, near the Canal,

nC0E thC Soh0ts
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Has on hand large stock Of Buggies and Wagons
of every yariety--all of his manufacture
which he will warrant TO be superior to any work
to be purchased at the East for the same prices.
During the late hard times and the inclement win
ter with its impassably muddy roads, the demand
for Carriages has been light and his stock has &C
cumulated in his warerooms; to dispose Of it, and
to relieve himself from slight pecuniary pressure,
he will sell at remarkably low prices. Any person
who wants beautiful Buggy at bargain, will find
better chance for trade than he has ever had be-
fore, at DEGARMO'S.
"OSyN.TED. TW'O GOOD Ind
~ experienced Brick Layers obtain steady
employ ment until Christmas, by applying at this
Office. se2l-lw
HIAPSI CAPS! GAPS JUST RECEIVED,
u from the most fashionable and best manufac-
turer the largest and best stock of Caps, for men,
boys, and infants, ever opened in this city. Drop
in and see for yourself, at 30 Main street.
septi7 VAUTlER MARCONNIER.
G U.N.DRxES.-
~ IS boxes Prime Cheese.
80 4" Summer Mould Candles.
80 &" Cincinnati Palm Soap.
- " Chemical Erasiye a.
% Buffers Writing Fluid.
IS gross Bonnet Boards.
In store and for sale by
sept "a WHEELER & RIGGS.
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HUaD DO9s.-.fLL VINO W.1.y,

eHA TO shoot "MSd Dogs" any other ''game"
will find an excellent assortment Of the yarions
brands Ut gunpowder and gun CAPS; also, shot and
lead. at reduced rates, at VICKERY BROS
oct7 50 Main str
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II terms, Boat-yard and Dry decks on the Ca
nal just outside the city limits. Apply TO
oct , -...rr j. W. HUGHES.
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IWyURhfsA s.uOKL.N'G TOBACCO
IL The genuine article, at
octlO TuOMPsON'S Drug Store.
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Htna Insurance Company,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1870 Charter Perpetual
Capital (all paid $500 600
With surplus 22G h;l
Iusures against Loss Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS:
Ii Huntington, Bornel, Job Allyn,
Albert ay, III kerney, } Brace,
JAS Goodwin, Calvin Day, &. J Russ
G Allyn......Secretary. II Huntington, Presid'i
q Lyman, Asst do. W. n. Bowers. Actuary
ID. Alexander, General A gent, Columbus, Ohio.
John Graham, Asst do do do
Applications made 10 ALLEN G. HALLoCK
Agent, will Ice promptly ATTENDED to-MarbIe Hall
building, Main street, Evansville. febl5-Iy
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LATER PAkFIcr1GRs.



Passengers CT the uLfortsnsts tTa;a len the sosns
q disaster st O'Clock last evening and arrived
here a. 3 0'eleck this morang. From the ofieers
and passengers Of the train We gather great VaEi
ely OF fso's and i1ccenls which shall give with
as much order IS time will sdnit
Fer the information given below We ars much IL
d-blsd to Rev. Mr. Fish, VI, E. Csligsn, Express
Messenger, and Mr. Rsbbington, the surviving
h-aksman. The unfortunate q ain lett Chicago a.
! 8 30 on Monday evening and consisted Of I've pas
ssnger cars, besides the baggage AMI express ear.
Il arrived at South Bend about As minutes behind
tine and made the fatal leap az about i2a O'elaek
at night
The number Of lives lost cannot bs given. aud
probably never win DE- Mr. Calligan, who lett Mish
wanka about ten o'clock last night tells US that thir
tyhVe dead bodies had beea recovered az that time,
and three OF four Of the wounded had died. making
about forty DEATHS Is fer az heard from Bat from
the strength Of the current and the fact that several
bodies had already been found scattered for great
distance below the gorge it seems reasonable TO sup
pose that others are yet De found thcFe and per
haps some yet in the mass Of ruins and mud in the
ohasm.
Upio last evening inqussis had been held on
thirty three bodies.
Alsdy who vas carried down by ne current and
saved By catching held Of limb, says at least
dozen hnmaa bodies some alive AMI calling for as
sistince, and some still hfsless passed BY her in
the stream.
The ehasm produced by the waters was about one
hundred feet in width and from twenty to thirty
ct d ep. The depth OF water at the time Of the
ide;dens was about twelve feet. So powerful was
the current at the time, that even masses Of con
crete masOnary and bars Of railroad iron were car
ried seVersl rods below the gorge. Something OF
the suddenness Of this powerful Hood may be ina
gtned when We state that sc zo0n yes eTday, only
twelve hours after Inc incdent, there was very little
water passing, aDd By evening not enough TO pre-
vent man with boots crossing with dry feet.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

'. y. NaYangh, vs. Palrckand Th9s J, NaTausa.
10y Of the Csuuy Court % Davidson eouHty render
ed in the above az the june tern, 1859 Will oder
for sale The in Nashville Saturday, he 10th dsy
Of July lot Of grornd0ntn about ~ Feet on the west
side Of North Market street, In said city, and running back To-
wars College alley, upgn which Is frame honss
TERMOne ir will he required IN cash and he haianee ca
six credit Notes Eb security required AID
a lien retained.
Said properly belongs The estate Of Thomas NaysuFh 1ssa
and il said for dislrihusoa n cHkATuAA
j1nei5-stA Fee 5000. Clerk 4 Master
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Thomas Harris aud Othergvs Celia Felts and Others.
Y decree OF the County coHr or Davidson render
81 AZ the May term, 1852 in the above cause, will sell 81
the COnrt house Nashville Saturday, the 10th day q July
next, the following negroes oK Jim, about IS years Of
Della g years Of age GeOge, yras 81 ago. LISA, years Of
age.
TERMS-Oae third will be required nesa and the balance On
monihscreit Notes With good security payable in Bank
L. X. CIfEATHAM,
iunel5 al Fee S0Nn. Clrrk 4 Mas.er.
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1CtusoN,s paTEET Rat TIA p-.ssz., "a.
n 70 catch ne largestrats- No lsfa 1ssd-
IsOfarT EEE WhtPss-Wiu Ehip nsafg sue d1tsn
esFs ii tea minutes.
five Minnie Eroszsrs- zfassa5's Passa.-sii riz.s,
At FsFy lev prices
a. ve-y IsE pIicelc
family adord Be without tha1ns
A-udleVgsz Fruit Cans and .JarEs-fo4 pe1E1F.
Tag Rlsekherriss, Pie PANT Tozoes, &C. &e spa aE
hs poorest fEri.ei glance Tie econon7 81 1E
them.
Gnmnn's Gate Spring --znvaazbis 20 Flr1e7s, g =
gste slsys shut viii outast hoEn abolt - N
ing Protection from the inroade q eatre zn5
feathe- snd 81. Dusterz--a large supply.
Britannia and Imperial Metal Tea and Cofee Pcls.
janeS MACKENZIE 4 NEEOHTN.
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snnKrNc ronAn

VKTE are the sole agents the se rf sirl e1prEarafs
Nv superior Rirmod Virginia. OfonsEo brand Of SsfaoEs
ing Tsbacco, tie Tae Fiills supplied on liberal terms
HARDY PROTHrRs
fnucl5 p,i1a Semi
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CAUsE or THr pIsAsTEE

Atlhe spot where the disaster happened small
stream or ''braneh" is CROSSED by the read, on an
embankment twenty-five 10 thirty feet in height
Here, for the passage Of the water, is coed stone
culvert, which has heretofore proved Of sufficient
capacity 70 carry through sill that descended the
creek. In-tke afternoon and evening before the
accident, that locality was visited by rain storm
of extraordinary severity. The water fell in tor
rents, raising ell the smaller streams after lapse
Of few hours, to en- unprecedented height tt 10
supposed thai ne drift-WoOd carried down By the
liJtle ''branch" Of which we speak, accumulated on
the upper side Of the cu,vert and cansed obsruc
ton that every chip, leaf and fl, ating limb, made
more serious, until the pa5sagecf the water was
almost entirely stepped. The water thus damned
up, attacked the ca bankment, which is Of sandy
Loan more sand than loam-Gnd soon dissolved it
and carried il a. or made it 80 soft sn1 yielding
that as soon the weight OF the train came upon
ii, 1t gave way.
Formerly 6ussie work occupied the place of the
Culyert and cmbaR kment; but il vas removed for
more rermsnent structure which was supposed 20
be equal 10 fhe purposes for which it was made
The euVsrt has been built several years. and I'D to
this time no ore doubted its capacity,
The train which arrived here shortly after
three clock from the OF the disaster brought
several Of The passengers who had lately been in
sut eminent peril. From one Of them We have the
following; s-.
The Elstern train Left at The usual time on Tues
day morning at S o'clock, but proceeding as far as
the scene Of the disaster, was unable to 20 any
further aud so On after turned back and arrived in
this city al g.. o'clock 2. NJ On this train was
Wm NJ. Osgocd the con luctor of the fated train;
be is bruised considerably about the head, shoulders
and legs, but his injuries are not Of serious
ture. Mr. Ossood mas been conductor on the
road for three years past. He was yesterday con-
fned to his bed ST the fremont House, where he
made the following statement ~
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FRESH ARRIVALS
sntder 3 FrazzeII.

snyder Is ETIzzeIl,
A RE just in receipt q new ana elegant Goods
n in their line, consistingof
Lsdes' hne Brown Lasting Congress Heel GaiseFsl
40 do do Button do do
do Black do do d.
DO do do CONGRESS and lace DO do
AZ 60 40 40 % with hesl5;
DO 90 White satin and Kli Gaiiers,
do d. do do Dc Slipper.
Misses Congress and Lace Heel CATERS;
do do Eii Ilce Heel Callers AMI Roots;
do. Ed Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Chiidren's Kid Heel slippers;
do d. do Boots
ALSO:l
Gents dne Calf Pump sole bgots;
da do d. do de Caters;
do do Patent Leather assorted Gaierss
DO DO DO DO LoS Quarter Shoes
DO % Lasdng Oxford Ties
do do Congress etsiters:
The above an made q ec; and Of the very best
T5sCaiI al 40. "a Public square.
iunee3 SNYDER FRIZzELL.
TRFNKSi TRUNKS
n AIDES Large French Dress TgunEs.
II Go d. NJ. ] Sole lie ttaer Trunks;
Gents No. Dc
Also large stock OF Falces, CARPET Bags and sathc which
We oher a. low prices. -
HaEx.rHsruV
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cages SULPHUR Springs,

Cages sulphur Springs.
FENnE undersigned respectfully informs lis rc1d1 nd ne
public s1erzl that the above watering place WI b
for the reception Of visitors the Isl Of June
lie has hrse dancing tenTln alley, Ge,f5r he au
ment Of his visitors These Springs have nne medca qu
ties IN the State All Eh0 sieted With dyasps
bowel diseases hsaachs Gc would Do Eeli 10 give ts Ea
q trial.
They situated In pleasaat orzy, 10 miles sui q
Fankiin and miles vest Of Thomps0ns Staan. He goa9
any who favor him siih sis tAaf pains VII -
spsrned to make il pleasant
TER MS
bOavd per yell - ~
q. = day ! =
slnSle Meal-----.-. -
Children and Servants half price
Keeping horse per week ..----..e---- %
An extra trouble extra chargs.
IT haets viii run Thomps0a's On TussFs Fkzzsays
Ianss5-dis1ts5T IN. cAToE-
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0ucSor and Passsngers--1E0rrzba bic Scenes.
From the Chicago Press. Jauea9.
The city was horrif d yesterday morning with a
epoFt that accident attended with unusual loss
of life, had happened near MishEauka, about eighty
miles from this city, 10 the express train on The
Michigan Southern Road, Shich left the depot in
Chicago, Tuesday morning 81 o clock p. a., With
.omeihiBg near hundred and fifty passen gers in
the fge eArs-twO second class and three frss class
eaIs--0f which the train vas made up.
A telegraph from South Bead. dated June 2s.h,
says
The engine was literally buried in the opposite
side Of The ravne in qui:ksand and mud, Aad the
tender, baggage ard express car. and two second
class cars, were shattered almost into kindling
good ana piled on the top Of the sngine. The tWo
hfst class passenger cars followed, ana were torn
20 pieces and carried down tie stream, while the
sleeping car, although making the leap with the
rest. was less Injured
The stream is naturally bat rivitlef; but was
swollen by The extraordinary rains OF the previous
afternoon an evening Flood wood probably
checked the erivert. converting the emoankment
into DAM and The great weight of the water. with
the conclusion Of the crossing train, caused the sad
calamity
About 100 persons were on the traiu of these
forty had been taken from the ruins dead. and Fifty
or sixty more are wounded or escaped unhurt; ahe
resi- not heard from, as many Of the dead were
drowned in he rayine.
hlf Ditssf tAe .ffeSluent OF the EoSQs an Mr.
Hiram S,bley, eff the directors, were in the
sleeping c4r, and escaped uninjHred.
Citizens Of South Bend and kiish wguka turned out
en- to assist the wounded and search for the
dead
OSe lady was carried down the stream towards
the river. but lodged in tree top, and heard sew
sral loaf by crying for help.
The engineer had been running over Che bridge
from Lspore each way carefully. The train was
noi running faster thaa ten or iEsniy miles per
hour The train going west had passed over the
embahkment "a sely az SS0P. NJ
The United States express had over SEQ, 600 in
their sefs, which broke to pieces by the collision,
but the agent here has found most Of it in the
ruins.
Une Of the through mail bags was found near the
river, two hundred yards from the break; whether
others are lost cannot be told.
The ravine is about twenty-five feet deep, and
seventy Eve or one hundred feet wide The night
was very DARK, and there Kts curve in the road
just before the embsnkment was reached.
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RALTImoRE AND ONO
q s. -

liz.
~EEAF4sEa0AD.s
Great NATIONAL Route.
-FHVERMFNATES an WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on East, and Wheeling BenTood s1d PARK
ssbuFe on the West which places unites with hzsress
elezrrsrs, &c for and from all points "a The
West, S0uIfa-EVeSt and North-Eyest
Fare fa MN Xsk sud 8eston0NE DOL LAR lssihsn via any
Tao trains leave Wheeling daily $50 NJ, and 1880
A. 81
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities
Thisis the only route to Washington City
PASSENGERS by this Route can visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Ysr and Basan the cost ~ ticket to Boston alone bg
ether lines.
THROUGH Tickets 70 ciiie he Procured Ts
Wash ton city at an additional charge OF g. a.
Qnl.k and cure cannnestions.
for tickets via tie Datmoresnd Ohio Railroad, atany
the PRINCIPAL Railroad Offices In TIE West.
=. r. FULLER, aeAl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
Smith. Master apl4.
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the otser, 10 smother traio, Il wss impossible TO
leave sooner. Mr. PsFdee improved the interval Of
three hosrs IN Visiting and examining ina scene and
tae wreck, ami ia aitendsnes npon the sick sna
wounded
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-06

An now oerne for sale the HoUeara Lot on Cherry street
s now occupied g Mr. = S Weller.
The yeT large and commOicns, containing over TWEEN
IL ro M with servants rOos cellars. coal and wood sheds. &c.
good order, % being recently rebuilt and
IS better adapted class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty front B hundred and
yhye feet the house situated the lot admit Of
an addition would cOmmOdOus any hotel
the city.
large portion OF the furniture hepuchased with hehouse
# desired.
that hotel keeping is, in this citya most pro
dtable business any wishing engage such
ton this opportunity procure eligible Oc
ton being convenient to all the business portions OF the city
FOr terms &c apply t. -
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