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De thai they sme!t Vtt's thar siren ,er any pac
they'd been at fur say ri ontur durn'd long lime
Thsr war anuthur room Whar burssu ur & sid'
board ur a secretary sisid, l danO which, an Whe1
they we're a zlmnin Ovs Bit owl sel ''ibis an tbs
place Whar fox got fat Orst an he'd tu skater his
sefn fdrrn ports keep his hide outside his cakus
He ct durnd nj all thsvittils thoaf he run big
rusty wolf got mad, and ssd in ansur; That am
dam imprudent remark to make jist at this tine
cummin es hit dus frum varnin. what am looked
on es es powerful wise"
The words wer scasely Outsn his mouf when big
sjriment owe yarmints, nj oata thirty, went sausr
at the owl, moufs open tails up. But eff he can't
see good he knoW'd the safe road tn travel, so be
few up an struck agin the stem owe big brass len
barreled candles.icS, what wer q hangin frum the
loft, oay left ahnd in the ar few moufuls owe
feathers. They forgiR him arler ole told him
eff ever he toch that subjec agin uriu that love
feas, dam if they didn't gin him free ticket IN
kingdom cum by the fust train, they msnt tu see
that he got aboard. An the owl ssd he wOudent, an
he shOt an opened his eyes mOnsous nOwin, on wip
ed his bill Ontu the brass work like he'd el sumih-
ing dirty.
Well, they went up stars iniu big room, an jist
flPd hit with sink an tails and then cunmenced
regular pow WOW. The long ole possum what went
so strong ontu the simmOn quss ion, be tuck ontu
hissef the hgest seat he could fnd thar he said
sOrter musrat lOokn varmint got ontu his hine
laigs an let bis fore hang strate down. an ar
ter WOrkin owe his whiskers up an down few times
sOt intu talkin (mine, George 1 only nOrates what
wer sed by the most forsrd owe en- an may be rOng
es tu who talked fust He sed "his sperience
show'd him that eff they ment tn 'eia they must be
able tn change thar appertites an shape cOrdin tu
the range they wer in. lie had aete huma an, even,
once, and when they tuck tu rasin simmons in his |
beat then he turn'd pOssOm, an 50 on, he thOt |
they all could make thar SETS at home eordin tu the
range Whsr thar lots war cast" He'd been bealin /
about in Montgomery county, an his talk tuck men
sous we'll, fur they made him front varmint in the
mex sarch fur vittils jist at once seed frum this
that they didn't mean tn stand ontu thar personel
apertes at all, bat jist aim to get vittila Uls;
an tu do this they norate1 thar oppersition tu hu>
mans. Now who ever hearn tell owe sish dam stuff,
like every fool didn't know from his cradle that all
predatory Varmints heV been in Oppersition tu hu.
mans sence Adam was a baby, and alters will be
They mou. a lef that out. Jis so long es thar am
logs, shot guns, traps. an snars, hits natural tn
suppose they'll be oppersition.
Well, II tel you the balance ct Tom Taylor's.
You'll be thar, wont yous spsck tn ketch one or
wo of EN- afore then. Would you save skalps ur
,o. Hits heap owe trouble, and durn'd little
,roft. l believe I'll jist sind thar stealth an let
IN lie.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FFRAyELLERs FOR the North North West from the sou
staas procure Tickets from Char est0n Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
LynehbuTg Washington, Atanta and Augusta to St Louis
Louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Columbus, Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, Ycsburg Paducah, shland and Memphis, vi
Nashville, reunessee.
First Railroads Steamboats,, with connections
All points Passengers arriving NashS e via Nashville
Chaancoga Railroads 90 directly without detention
Tss the quickest cheapest route for those bound for the h
West
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
Tts Pine steamboats, B. NJ Kunyan, Minneenka Sale
Cuba and J. G. Cline.
One Of these Boats WIN leave Nashville every day at 70 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and from
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours. lr
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Dunleth Ella John Gaut tempest leave
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, y o'clock, NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours, and to Cincinnati four
beg afar memphiSs NesV Orleans and Vicks-
burg Lire OF Boats.
James Johnson, Nashville g. Howard Rel Rover Joseph
Inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville every other
aay,t noon; time om Nashville to Memphis 45 hours Ycks-
burg FIVE days and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day and the arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For nrass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets be
procured al the different points, at prices named in the annexed
0f
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ON THURSDAY, the 5th day Of Nav usxt he premises
propose sell al public sale S lots in this addln, inf
medaey in the neghb0rhoOd Of the Cit Park. The
Washington Haon and sher streets, ie0 feet 'front.'
and 2Os and I75 fret deep.
The Lots all of ue soil well covered with forest trees -
rapidly improving nsghbooOd1 have all TIE adyantsgs q
the City PARK, and desrsbe locations for hns who visa
and comfortable homes isr their failiss The bua
Of the city.
Plots with full description the Lots will ready ia -
days.
TERMS-0ne two and thrss years, FOR notes s-tileiorI
secured PAYABLE in bearing interest and lien Tstaned
Sale at 10 o'clock, An A. VS. LlNDsLki-
IA
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LT,sADDITION.

NN Wednesday, 9Th day % Nay next, viii -
premises at public sale fourteen beautiful lots fronting
Holt Bellve, and Hamilton streets, each fronting ~
feet inches to lo feet Lot No 2 fronting lo5
tebeauful residence built By r Holt, and in every
conorable and convenient home, and eommands Or
the city, and close the fine residence The
sntr block OF lots finely located, and trivns and
rabe lOca0n and but few minutes %
the city These lots present decided advantages specua
and particularly those wishing purcass Cor homes
We would earnestly cali the attention Of the public 10 this ale.
as vi IRE dserminel 70 ssIl.
TERMsO SALEOne and three years cret notes veil
end0rseu, bearing interest, and a lien retained.
Z. r. GLAsCOCE 4 CO. Real Es1qfe Ageats-
An Omnibus will leave the Square 20 ocock, for the
moia.ion o. those wishing n
O'clock ap2i a
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
WAVING determined carry Negroes to the SOuth -
E 4 will sell about Three or EOuE Hum 4s..Es
dred Acres Of Land being part Of the traet up ~
on whch now reside, situed good Turnpike ROAD -
about thirteen from Nashville Of the best ncgbof
hoodsn williamson county Soil equal any the State. For
particulars apply the prsEisss % A. v. s. iiEly
IN Nashville
sepq-dn p. A.PERKINs.
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a Ronk for nc Times.

A Treatise; or, Speculative philanthropy
TIE HOT CORN QUESTION ENLARGED.
HvAcrr1zEs Or TEErOTALTOA.
sT tell YOU its auneeous hdin and looks Eol at A.
t,aee: IS you'rn gEine Up % IT,
pri5tei in Nashville FOR the Author.
F FdI.si. ~. iu Nashville, only b. HAGAN JOHNSON.
p s-Don't ali cone a. once for tiis FU my BOOK.
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yKyE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland 10
Miie Franklin Turnpike four r1Ies from Nashville 1d-
g the tract on which resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones The equal % the best With abundoncs 81 excel
sn never falling water heautiful hudur ga
n the eouary and tie midst Of the anest abohes n
1,,svsca aprilf NATHANIEL BAXTEB.
VyOR NT.---Ths large RooufoTerths Daily NsHIs ot
hee formerly occupied b Bkrnaus Book hiueerJ-
room Is Sc 81 feet, Il suitable 0r JO Printing Oce -
Bnlery, any uechanicli oyuenf oteAn 'o
atn ie had from the News Odce Ensire, in tins rom.
. tsssS --t-ts = - Ss6i' JANIS ~. H0TfE.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
en- AND AFTER
SUNDAY, AIRY 6ths 1852
Passenger Trains will as fOIsws;
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 43O A. N. and . P. NJ,
Arrive at ChatIInOoga at 9 P. NJ. and 2.40 A NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A. NJ. and Z Is P N.
Arrive at Nashville al 757 NJ and $40 A. NJ. ..
TVNE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 430 A. NJ
connects Wartrace with Shebyvie train at SOS A NJ
and with Atlantic R. II. Chattanooga P. III
= Night Passenger Train from Nashville, ?. NJ
connects WartTace with Sebyyle train 6OP d with
McNinnvie and Manchester Il al Tuahoma o. p. M
and Memphis and Charleston 4. at Stevenson at 1925 A.
p The lay Passenger Train from Chattanooga at s4j A. d.
with McMnnvlle and Manchester T. r. at Tushoma
al 44 and with Shelhyville train Warrace at $50 P
? Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga 7:l5
with Menphs and Charleston r. r. Stevenson at 10 r
P. NJ. T. W. COLE,
fehJ-tf Superintendent.
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DURsUANT to dccrea order in the Chsncery Court
atCen.reye al its March Term s59 will proceed
sel, on the 1St Saturday in May next, C5eny the
9Th day Of the mOnth) Beaver Dam Springs and lends attached
thereto, specifically described 10 the decres hearl upon the I7th
day Of March, 1850 there beng about 200 OF land,
the following credits One half of the purchase
e paid the day January, 1860 and other half
Of January, ls6 taking the Of the puehs
good security and retaining lien the land until the
purchase money paid On the day and place, viii pre-
ce to SELL and continue until nshe all the furniture belong
said Springs consisting The following areleona cred
it until the ls OF September uexOry double and single mat
rssses, twenty c0untpsaes forty comforts, fifteen bed
spreads, forty double beSeads thirty five lounges and
small tables, bureaus, panc rocking cr
hundred and forty windsO and split bottom Chairs looking
glasses, dining tables and table Of description
hack and harness, and stock and indeed thing belong
ing apperaning the Springs Ter keeping them
Of this delightful watering place
fully established for its beauty attraction and
without any extended undersigned Ths me
cins properties Of the have been tested and found highly
beneficial in their relief to the invalid Situated in ruai dis
trct the sublime and beautiful Of natural scenere
sportsman fnds apple Of exercising his tase either in
delight Of he chase the pleasant and quiet amusement
Of the tackle Any person desiring examine the Place will
apply to Mr.. MeGee upon .he premises.
ap2-dtd. ORVILL A. NIXON, G. < NJ
PsTbe Memphis Appeal and Florence Gazette wiz please
copy and send their accounts to at Centrove Tenn
o. A. NIXON, =. & NJ.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose money address for the Tiekets ordered
receipt Of which they vii he f9adsd by first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending any dsur9tey designate
The and Prizes will be sent
ehasers immedately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please Wre their signatures pain and
give their Post Once, County and State
Remember that eVeEy Prize is drawn and payablei full
without deduction
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately sfsr
the draEipgothez prizes the usual time Of thirty days
NOeiee 10 Cores SPOndents-Those who prefer not
sending money by mail, The ADAMS EXPRESS COA
PANY whereby money Tickets of Ten Dollars ando
upwards, our risk G expense from cyl
where they have al Office. The money AID order muse
be enclosed Government Post Ofce dpe E5sse0Ps
the Express Company canuOt receive them
All communications strictly confidential
Orders Tickets Certificates by Mail EIpre 70 be d
rected 10
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z. R.. NEws0M. W. T. GARRETT.
r. H. GLASCOCK & CO.,
Office No 48 College street, Nashville Tenn,
chants Bank, dealers and agents for the purchase
REAL TATE,
Renting Houses and Land in the City or
Country,
Will also give their undivided the Collection of
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c, &c,
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SPRING sTOCK.

receiving superior stock OF boots, Shoes and
CATERS for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys
Children. Also, Trunks, Nases AMI Travelling
varieties which offered to ths city and country trade
low prices for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
mAls Il College Street
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AZ adyertised on urday last, in Consequence Of s1d
weather. Several hue hprs-s, jacks and iennet a. veil a.
tpriate ale az very reasonable prices and on ert Or oas
ana two wears, without interest
an efned 70 s and persons desrors o. buying VouiA
n ~ IS soon as possible 10 P 8 heAurEy on he Does
or 10 ne At he oce Of tie Gas Light Company
lol 5 - -, - y WASHINGTON HARROW
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FEVER Ague its various modi6eaans forms TIE CHIEF
health the Western States Tsst this
owing ignorance among the physicians admitted BY
those who have carefuy watched tie progress Of Intermittent
feVer cheek it y ordinary remees
THAT
ARRESTED 5 CERTAfs.
On this point shadow Of doubt ess II is certain that
which the Divine Wisdom hath
the that remedy for the dreadful FEF ER
AND AGUE overlooked Ii cannot be that He who
spring the herb which healed the beast Of the forest
fed has provided help for this maay By bis
he has dscesd that the Star Of Empire
shall Westward and may be that the fearful con
tngency question we'll guarded and that he there
vOuchsafed the patient seeker. We
can therefore say furnishing the certain Ur OF
Fever Asue entitled the confidence and consider
alton Of eOm-loa country.
hereby certify that hare submitted the Grnbeg Fever
and Ague Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis
tested its curative powers Of Ague
Fever. II is skuly compounded remedy n0 hasyoved
itself completely successful in instance It Is richly de-
serving the confidence Of our the Medical Profession,
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowsR Az, " D. TelC IJrb
G W REOrloN, II D, WiscGtsjH
" II S1aMISo ron, N D, Ali7ois,
TJJ HNsON, VI d, Nissotri.
W. C. KrTTREDGE, N D. Acf7 HElpsAiYe.
Jas 7 MoTT, u D., A2diGHG.
J Y TERRISsToS, d, California.
WaY AsHTOs, N d, louisiana
The GRAEFExBERs PEvER remeiy very popular
throughout Tennessee and Georgia. and for sale BY
every Druggist In these States. Price SO cents per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ap2 Agent fo' Grsfshterg & Co. i.
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VTTE havs Isrz stock q Havana. pousc and German c.
~ Ears, which cal aftenton q Dealers particularly
ear Own Mann fnEtElres
Which bat sell a. rom fcelfss
q F per esHf fclcer than souse In The CITY, as
ssl them without any erey placing susto
o a foatng win any lohher In The city.
III ? In hns virginia Chew tng IObaecos We ~
kLoaleire no rival j. ". LANGLEY 4 CO..
mh25 No4f Onion strsst.
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Wis 81 GAIN MES,
w hole ale GRO GERS,
PRODUCE a COILNISSEON MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville. Tenn.
The hghes! price paid Rags, Feathers Beeswax Gin
seng, Flaxseed and Bacon.
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HON RAP -

A NEW CLASS
VHTILL commence on Monday the 25th inst There -
elegant and useful accomplishment for Ladss,
than that beautiful art and none easily obsainet
Those who the victims % the riicuous humbug n
Photography that pFacticei them the School,
have formed wrong opinion Of What phonoa y is 70
this opinion, those VINO and have
since learned il with Mr. d.
New pupils PenmanshIP received daily over ne stsr.
Of j. H. McGiL
Please call and Mr. Dobear before class begins
aDr22-dtf
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McWHERTER BROS.
For ihe Fall Trade.
We are receipt the desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
WehaTc ever offered to the the retail trace.
EFAVING purchased this from egrgs Importers
Commission Houses the Eastern cities feel hes
fancy in saying thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PRICE
and on aS Reasonable Terms any house in the city,
Our Preseu. stock embraceseyery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala;
{" Tabla;
Pente;
French DsLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French aad English AIerinOesi
Tacoma plaids;
LSvellas, for Travelling Dresses
UBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaEls, Pain and Fanny Dress Coaks
Black sks all grades; together with other teJOus
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of stapIs Goods such
Bleachei D0rlesiic, al gralssi
I0AI2-4 bleached Sheetinz;
a inch Pios case Cottsn;
- Brown sheeting;
A
A and 81 sea island do,
Bro. aud bid drills:
Pl'd Linssy, ell kia35
Elannes all colors, qualities and Prees;
Canton FlanDels
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality; -.
BFownJans, kesseys Satinetts, Csssmeres estlss' ~
Fronts Collars, and in fact article person As -
End in complete retail store. -.,
keep constantly hand complete stock o.
Shoes, and Caps, DHiouT Cos best Anchor brand ons
C6s, Carpets To all of which invite the attention
re aihg community. Our motto is % sell ss eag s. ie
cheapest. McEHIkTEk BhOs
sspls No. 81, North Market srset.
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WOOD, EDDY & Co.'S Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY s. CO., Atlanta Georga-
or WOOD, EDDY q co., Wilmington, Dea.
IL listof be numbers that drawn from the WHEEL With
the Of prize that each entitled will
issi aer ,vey drawing, in the following psperE-AuEusta
Ga CoLstitHcnas Mobile RegsJe-, Nashville Gazette New
Clarion. fapi7
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EUM B EES.
I'm addition purchased Of J. r. Darden, have
] ceved the following:
10000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
2OOO00 feet do White do do
5eO03fe feet do = and = White Pine Ceiling,
2OtOO feet do base and WasibOaIds
75fe0 feet clear White Pine, (all thickntssesO
800 COO feet Poplar Plans Jotst and Seantling.
200 0UO0 feet Collar, assorted Also, Window Sash,
Frames and Blinds match Pine Panue Doors and Frames
Mantle Pieces Moulding and Brackets, Po lar and Zine Shingles
full supply always hand at the Nashville Lsber Yard
No. III Broad street" fet3-d3m- J. = GlBsON
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSI
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NEW FIRM
AND ENTIRE NEW SFOfse. or ROOTS
AND SFFOFS A.


| NEW FTRM
J AND ENTIKE NEW sFOg.. or ROOTS
4 AND SHOES AT
w RD a BAND OLPH'S
! EASHIONABLE ROOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. sc College street,
OppoSlte 70 K q McNairys and A. A. B. Bcechs Store
hh Just receiving and will hand rene-l
IN ASSORTMENT Of Ladies Gents shoss shi tr
VIII sell al the lowest prices iur cash. Narrated, pont
I style at and workmanship unSurpassed-
r. BIN odert . build mp trade We determined
prices an etject. Please give u call
MILDLY. WARD & RAIEOLFH.
JAMES CAMERON.
PORTRAIT AND Ian DSCAEsE PAINTER,
ENTOULD the publs that haTiag prscosd in
w Ialy Artist, he ofeE hs professional
70 the citizensof Nashville and surrounding country
u Rooms in the 4Syheld Building, ths Pest 0fiee- II
eblS-du-
FINE CHANDELIERS.
WILL furnish Chanz.Isrs burning Gas OH Or
Candles. 70 suit sized building. ourch
Han in the city county with all the glass Gloaes 5hae
as cheap as they be had from any market.
keep good assortment Of all the small axuEes
Drop Lights paper and fancy eolod Gas shades, PAsns Bern
vrs, &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
Gas Fitting Aso, all the machinery r cutting add scsEss
Cas- Ppe, and VIZ sell nbe Of feet to parties in Tie
Try cut % Their me1sueaelt plans and Furnish he
and other tools, 80 that they do their work
steam and steam boat Work.
Steam Pipe Steam Valves, Cocks and other articles handler
sTEANBoAT BLOWERS, and other steam PIPE work aoas
JAMES n. KsSDRTCK,
ehss-5n
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70 EE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY MAY.

"E1JLH IIUhhIs sI0i hALttle % &C AT hNs ~
Circular showing the plan OF the Les.
tericS will be se1t 20 any Ozae 6sstrOAs Of
receiving i1s
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold a.
he fOllOwing rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sell his planta- -,..s-...
~ ton. called cAFrTAL YIEn, lying @{ssSSssess
fess-S north side OF Cumberland River,
tllssHeA Inlesfr0m the City Of ashville- }
Ilalls5fR eoutaing about Three Hun
9 dred Acres. Tie viii sell it all -azez2aas
ogeter lots, suit purchasers. long
credit will be given notes bearing legal interest FROM date, and
lean retained 1t is Of the very best quality Of soil is we'll
Wsred half Of cultivation and the balance n fine
timber and pasture. There good dwelling buses good
barn and Information Apply the undersigned
John D. james. feJ30-tE TfiOs. G. JAMES.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Is

EA zs557 -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FENER INMATES An WASHINGTON ANN
Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling Benvood sad Park
ersoug on the West at which places 1d,es With RailroaIs
Steamers, &c, for and from al points inthe
West, Southwest ana NOrth-VVesg.
Pare New York ana Boston ONE DOLLAR less sn Wis any
other route.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1870
A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the enly route 10 Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, az the cost OF Boston alone y
other lines. ri \ =
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities procured via
Washington city at an additional charge Of SO CO.
Qnick time and sure connnections.
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore Ohio nv
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
4. T. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Aren't.
W P Smith. Master Tr;nsportatioa..- !. 1apB
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L0UIsVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
- q 8, q 8. a
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

an Monday November eg 1858, Trains viilrun
follows
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gaan at 80 A. ". Leaves Gallatn lGO P NJ.
Arrives Edgefed - zoo do Arrives Edgeheh go de
Leaves "lJUO do Leaves do - 800 do
Arrives Gallatn "ll30 do Arrives Gallatin Z" 500 do
The Train leaving Gallan az 80 A. NJ and Edgefeld at lO
NJ Gartn with mali coaches and from Louis
Vile. The Train leaving Edgeed at 10 A NJ and Galatn at
NJ, with mail coaches 10 and from Havile and
Carthage. Only the Train viii be Sundays
H apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which each
passenger will allowed e0p0unds free charge will be made
for baggage which must he paid to the conductor Other
articles bagage carried in the baggage will be charged
Express freight which he paid the agent of the Express
CompS y. ..-
Passengers taking their seats at allaR and Bdgefed without
purchasing tickets will be char gel ten cents extra.
ian96-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03

ROCA'S Balls M TOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
N HE public put possession most extra
ordinary remedies exant To- what has heretofore
sdere incurabe disease, being Outward AppIic.
tiOns the action Of which is seemingly miraculous
having Of those attributes which up the numerous
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing sirectons letters distinguished
and well &nown individuals documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Rees having be the agent for the sale
this asam the price has can only be obtained
Of proprietor by letter directed OCA. box la p
o. Philadelphia, Penn. noy3O-dim