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hU aR0lI A. Johns,

4 TfoRN' 4YS At LAW AND NOTARlES
- p"6n C. Office, No. !, (up stsirs,) over
smiths ,ariety Store corner Of Brady and sec
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.lilSnlIA AlIlkK. .

II BRADY STREET. AGENT FOR THE
j / sale Of DIPoNT's SPORTING AND BLASTING
POWDER, and SAFETY FUSE.
aup2' l9-l6 wtf
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4 1NYN " II II " q Il.
FIRE MARI NE AND LIFE

C1NE, MACI - -
EDWIN FAY, Agent.
DEOpIA MARINE A ND FIRE INSURANCE
L Co., Capital, $5o0,0o v; r.-
The GREAT WESTERN SsohANoE AND Trust
Company, Capital, s5coOOI IL, n,
wards. Oct25 ly6rstpass
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J. w. (.QIg'ElrAgT.

J. ". Gl llgENU,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ and Commissioner. Ofice-No. Davcn-
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
iulyl4 d6wly
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i. g.. paWkER, M. ID.

j. g.. PaN EN, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i with Messrs. Roger i Bowers, Ne. 81, trady
street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt at
tcution nov2i
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WIN. HALL,

CONG DON . HALL,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
~ and Notaries Public Ohice, North west
corner Of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
entrance on Brady street July z6-dtf
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CARDS.
JAMES w. CANyOv

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION Agents.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE WITH O'NlEI..
" Hickey, q Co, No. 8. Front street, opposite
Burrows Mills. Adyancements made ON con-
signments, and the highest prices ps.id for pro-
duce, beef cattle, hogs &c. Hides and sheep
peits wanted. Davenport, Iowa. {nov3O-dim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30

sW" The Leycc was well stocked
with hay yesterday, and we think the supply
| is getting o little better
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rANLOR Il fsiE.IORD.

NO. WEST SECOND STREET, lie CLAIRE
IN Row. Davenport, Iowa. Wholesale and retail
dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
Mineral Teeth Gold Foil, &c. &c march9
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THE CITY.

tB- The streets and roads are i'm
proving rapidly. Should the pleasant weather
continue, we may expect to see the dust ris>
ing soon.
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IHAs. J.. FLINAL. = D. I'In"'s'
PUTNAM Il IEAKE
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ and Notaries Public. Office, No. % Nam
street. Davenport. Iowa mayl7dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30
.JOIlN G.. HILLS,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public.
OFrIcE- Davenport Block, Davenport, Iowa.
UayZS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30
EreuE Reduction is Price.
Immense Increase Of stock.
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR AccOMMoDATIsG ALL
WHO wTsE TO BUY.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
SCOTT NURSERY,
1rn nnn APPLE TREES OF LAR,
lOUaUJU sic for Orchard nlanting q

APPLE .a F.. GH5as ossssa sanax or Large .as
Of sort, adapted to the climate and soil of tho
Great West. 4 choice stock Of Pears, Plums,
Cherries Ounces, Gooseberries, Grapes. Currants,
kaspberrics, berberries, Strawberr &c de-, at
unusual low rates, besides large and choice stock
Of Roses, Dahlias, Vubcnas, and other towering
and bedding-out plants ingeneral.
An extensive and select as-ortMent OF orese
and Ornamental Tres, Nursery grown, large
and vigorous. Also, unparsileieastock oi 'ne
choicest varieties of the most beautiful, raro and
vigorous
Ever Gems,
Particularly adapted to cur soil and climate. In
| go. - ,era, al and full assortment Of Nursery
StocI for sale on the most accommodating terms
and unparalleled low prices for Cash. good paper'
PORK Reef. Corn, Oats, .'arley, Potatoes, Butter,
ch;ckens. Eggs, Horses, Oxen, Cows, Calves,
Wagons, Coal, Wool, &C., or anything that can
use, sell, pay for labor. or pay debts with.
Now is the accepted time Call and ses.
II. S.FMLEY.
Davenport, Oct. %, 80 -d2w-wsm.
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LEcTURE.-Thc first lecture of the
course provided by the Young Mems Associa-
ton. vii! be delivered at Metropolitan Hall
this evening" by the Rev. J. B. JocELYN, of Chi
cage. Subject. "Da"iel.' This gentleman has
achieved the repu ta,ion of being an able and
Interesting lecturer We trust the people will
turn out in goodly nusabers on this occasion.
The lecture will com mence at the usual
hour. Tickets can be had as per advertise.
ment, or at the door.
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Carpet

TOUND on Allen
Il containing unkpt
have the same by q
property and paying
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J A REID. NJ ID.
AND STURGEON

DHYSICTAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. No rs, corner Main ami Third streets, Day
export, Iowa IL
DR.. REID can be consulted at his office at all
bour, of tho day and night, unless professionally
cnyngcd scpt25
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OSg.

hN Thanksgiving day, on Brady street. be-
\ tween fth and l3;h streets, or near the Bap-
tist Church silver pencil ease. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this oihce.
nov2S DIFF
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sAR q ~ yyNRlEH

JOAiCEPAT!IIC PHYSICIAN. OFFICE AND
| l Residence, 80 Brady Street, in the house
formerly occupied byDr. Gibson. oct. Ia DIFF.
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JOHN N. CK AW =

JOHN N. Cls A " FORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
4 \ ani Notary Public
OFrIcE-Nicloll's Block, upstairs. jan20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-30

The MALT HOUSE. - Mr.. Decker
NV rralt house, corner of Fourth and Scott
streets, is now nearly completed. Mr.. D. has
already commenced operations in preparing
malt. One kiln is completed, and yesterday
was fret put into operation All the appoint.
ments about the establishment are very con-
venient, and large amount of grain will lie
converted into malt every week. Some FIVE or
six hundred bushels are nov ready for tn , kiln
This is one of the most permanent buildings in
Davenport. and the business will. we think. be
profitable one to Mr.. Decker and a continu>
al source of revenue to our city.
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sW@ The following we take from tho
Holmes Co., (Ohio) Farmer of Nov. oath The
diseased is brother of DR.. Maxwell, of this city.
Coon MAN GoSE-Mr John Maxwell, of
Berlin township, died of consumption on Fri>
day last. Mr.. Maxwell was an old and highly
respected citizen of this comfy. He had lived
in the county for half century, respected and
beloved by all who knew him. The life Of Mr..
NJ. is an example for young men which every
one should ponder well and seek to initiate
Tie commenced the world for himself at black
y, uiths bellows-by persevering industry, strict
in, egrity and economy, he became to be mum
her, d among the wealthiest men of our coun-
~ Ills whole course through life was such
int a. his death the words which head this
article - good man gone" comes from the
non,h. md hearts of all. In his death Berlin
has lost q valuable citizen, the Dem
ocratic par ~ an nns'rine aud efficient vorksr
And h;s tam, ly a father, and his kindred rela
tive whose rave will be watered with the
bitter tear of ! sorTow. rra.4E = . :.
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Death Of Washington Irving.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29-The venerable Wash
ington Irving died last night at lrvington.
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Bl 1sTIS kSOUNW,


HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mch22dt
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RAILROADS.
Change of Time-November IA, 1882
CHI c AG O.,
Great Western and North western
LIMB ,,,,.,
iWNDIANAPoLISAND CINCINNATI
II LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO sHoRT-LINn
RAILR GA DS.
The Shortest Route between CINCINNATI
- and Chicago.

rhraa leave Cincinnati daily, from
thefoot OF Mill and Front streets.
6,5(l A, M,--Ohicago Mail arrives at lndianarens
M ohIsES SSst st rsiSs IKE out IL Chicago op
the West and North west; connects ~ ipalannepo- apo
lis with trains for Terre Hante ALSO with Psra
trains for Peru, Logansport, Fort wayne ana to'
iS,45 r. M.-Terre Haute and Leyiaystts 40
comm odation arrives at Indianapoliset 6;l5 X ~,
making direct connections ct Indianapolis W1th La
tayette trains for Decatur Springfield, Naples, Quin'
" p. M.@Ghicaso Express arrives Of Indianapolis
atl2lb A. M, making olsse connections OF Chicago
with all morning trains ont OF Chicago.
Sleeping cars are atsaehed e all tbe night sfains
on this line, and run through to Chicago wishous-
This ID exclusively Western and North. h.westsru
route and with favorable and reliable arrangements
West, guarantees unusual care ana lie smplsss sS.
oommodationa 70 the patron. oi this line;
The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line 10 used
when necessary, to govern the movement OF trainA,
tached to all passenger trains, by which they oanbs
perfectly controlled; besides all tbeotber modern im
proyements necessary for the comfort and safety Of
passengsrs, tho managers Of this road bsve literally
Smoking cars on thisllns.t
AI Be sure you are In the right ticket oce before
you purchase your TICKETS, and ask for tickets via
hawrenceburg and Ind snapols,
'hffksS FaRStaR GKErs sooa until used o.n be-
tsined 1.-THE ticket ofuts at spencer House Corner
at Depot ofice, foot Of Ml on Front street, whsrs
all necogsary informati,,u may be had.
QmnfbuFos ruL 20 and from saoh train, and will
call fcr passengers all ho. and all psis Of this
noit ls5mu l9l asnsrel Ticket Agent.
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Advertised Letters.

~ All letters advertised are subject TO an extra
charge of cent Persons calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
they advertised, and give number and date OF list.
~ The Office will open at ~ A. M, and close az 9
?. sandays-ofhce will open from A. M to W.
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gz Commencing Dec. 4, 1869,
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Mxlz
RAILROAD
Cincinnati and st. Louis,

Two Daily Trains for .Yineennes, Cairo and -st,
Louia, at 7:30 A. M, and 1870 P. M.
Three Daily Trains for Louisville, OF 1;a0 A. NJ,
200 p. M, and 7:S0 p. NJ,
One Train for Evansville at 1890 P. NJ.
The Trains connect at st. Louis for all points in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keos
kuk; at ST. Louis and Cairo for Memphis vicksbprs,
Matches and New Orleans.
One Through Train on Sunday at f:So p. III.
RErURNINd-Fe.t Line-LeaYes East st. Louis,
Sundays excepted, at $50 A. M arriving OF Oincin,
natl at 1915 p. Nj. t.a .T.I l.-f
ExPREss TRAIN-Lsayes East 81. Louis daily at 400
p, NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at 5:25 A. NJ,
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
offices. Walnutstrce House, 6etween Sixth and
Seventh streets, No. Burnet House, corner Office
norLh-weet corner Of Front and broadway, Spencer
Hnuse Office, and at tho Depot, Front and Mill.
Streets. w. ii. CLEMENT, Genl. Superintendent.
OmnibuseS call f0r passengers ga Oc2g
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KOOFING! ROOFING

vNyHE OUTCAIT ELASTIC ME-
N TALLIU R0OEING,i Is offered to the public
as tho best and cheapest Metal Roof now used, its
merits tested b. an experience of years In this city
and Vicinity. Applied TO Hat or steep, old or new
cut exposure to the action Of the elements. ~
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment 70 any part Of
ths United States can Ss applied by any one n With
! 777''-' = ~ 7T7.7V CALDWEGL Il 90, H
ivI6.A H..I.- Ia9 Weat Second atraat.
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MADAME ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS FOUNl

MADAME ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS F0UNp
1vU at last Just whatth Ladies have long needed
and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir iS warranted to cure eH as.
eases of Uterine Mature; Inflammation OF the
Womb, the Kidneys, ths QSaries SnG shs Trethrs
etion Chlorosis, Amenorrhea in fact, perfect cure
IL guaranteed BY the Of from two TO ve bottles
Of the Elixir OF any disease whatever OF the qener-
ative and Urinary Organs, OF male pr female, no
matter Of how long standing Price " Per Bottle, %
following Gard Of one Of the mOst prominent Drug.
ITO THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
We, the undersigned are not In the habit OF gyipg
our 70 Patent MsdSinss but sn,cTiRs Ing
Elixir, we cheerfuly, RECOMMEND II to All females
suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; it is
purely vegetable and In no case can do injury w
iof II. d. HILL, Druggist,
sepN 'Oorner Of Fifth and Bace- streets"
LsO-
MADAME ELLIS's SPANISH sTMU-
1vA LAT1EG COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM
cures, without fail, pains 10 the Breast, BACK,
Side or LiLabs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, DIM
Guilty Of Breathing, Headache, llatulsncy, Heart.
cholic, Gripping Pains Of the Bowels, Dizziness
sppQr, inactivity, Loss Of Appetite. and in Pain.
full Menstruation II Is certain oure, and gives
immediate relief In any Of the above diseases
WI give 5ss 10 twenty mlaais bns a9a
n. B.~For sale By f. r. b. III 1HItL, Druggist, corner
Of Race and Flfth-stIeets;y J: D. PARK, corner OF
Fourth and Wslput SUBJ, EGKsgTEInMI. nLgE SnI. 4 Go.
Vine aPd Fourth HoRE esneI
Eighth aad freeman. Also, EDWARD soANLAN
& co., corner of Main and Fourth; and MADAME
ELLIS, IA West Sixth street. ssp27.ay
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LIST OF LETTERS

Persons calling for any Of these letters will pleaf
say they are advertised. W. D. HOLT, p. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-03

SUNDAY REFORM Is THE VARIOUS CITIEs.-Sun-
day laws are enforced with un sual vigOr, and we
might say rigor, IN the various large cities of the
Union, Indicating that the movement is q concerted
one, aud all cities are to be placed on the
platform Of strict Sunday observance In Bslti-
more q man has beer arrested and fned for "play-
ing the banjo on Sunday" If he allowed lis love
of music GIT far the better of his discretion
to induce him to play anything but sacred airs, be
deserved his punishment for his folly. Boston, pur-
tanical it is, hes not yet been reached by this
wave of Sunday reform. 1t allows the horse rail-
roads 10 run on Sunday the same as any other day
in the week Brooklyn, the 'city Of churchas," es.
capes also. There large portion of the clergy Pc
titoned for the passenger railroads TO on Sun
day, in order to accommodate the church congrega-
tons. Brooklyn and Boston appear to be as moral
as Philadelphia PhIddelphid Ledger.
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPORTER FOR THE STATE.

URsU ANT to Instructions from the Governor Of the State
WILL Saturday the ?th day of August hold
election for Attorney General and Reporter fer the State
fill the vacancy OciOned by the resignation of John l. T.
sneed.
Receivers Of for said elections their several Wards and
Where vacancies have been left the receivers Of
District No l. list Ward Judves-G F. jones' John cotart
John beatty; ReeeiTer-J n Hobbs; olerksJ. J. Everett,
ID ward 5udges-T j. Halle, W. H. Townsend, NJ NJ
MOnchsn: Receiver-W p DOwns ClerksJohn H. Sloan, jr
Sd wari. Judges-L H. Lanier, B. 8. Weller, W. L. Boyd
ReceiverJohn Reddick; Clerks-Jas A Mclaughlin v b.
4h Ward Judges-JObn W. Martin j. W. Felts B. H. Brown
Receiver Alexander; CleksJas. Trmble,J t. Brown
5th ward Judges-D. +. Carter Mason Vannoy, j. P Col
Receiver-CanOn Tucker; CerksJohn H. currey H. NJ
9Th Ward Judges 10 Francis, Thos W. Chiffon " A.
Baugh Receiver "A. W. Pyle; oIerks-Wn. MintOn, NJ L.
7h Ward Judges-Wm A. Davis Isaac Paul. John corbitt;
ReeeVer-Wm M. White; clerks-John McKeen John Tanks
sh Ward Judges-Wm. HarrisOn O. H conger, NJ. c. Cot
ReceverJ G. DObson cerksPatriek Blunka, George
District No Judges-JOhn cOriey T. NJ. Patterson,
C. McMury; Receiver-Thomas Fuqua r-- o.
District No. B. VIM D. Philips George W. Charlton, ThOsJ,
Mann; Receyer-Wm. Dobson. - "a
District 4Thos. B. Page, Eleazer Hamilton, ". bod
sen, Reeever-Benj. f. Hurt.
District No. S. Judges-Wm. E. Cartwright J. K. Edmond
son, J. J. D shumate Receirer-E @. Rowe.
District No g. yudges-JOe A. Battle, W. H. B. Gambill,
Receiver--Joel A. Battle. tt
pa D;'i ReceiTerEw. G. Briley
District No g. JudgesHw C. Ramsey, Daniel carmack Jas
District No. O. Judges-W II. Hagans ThOs B. johnson,
Andrew Gregory; Receiver-W, r. Lucas tI %. b. d..
District No 10. Judges-sam Manning W. P. Harding, N.
Hawkins; Receiyer-JOhn @, harrow
District No. II, VIM EdmundsOn, Henry Compton, Allen
Cotton Receiver VIM. Cotton.
District No. r. Judges-Jesse Jordan, VIM E. Watkins J.
Joslin. ReceiVer-Aris Brown. D.
District No a. JudgeJas L. Greer, H. L. Porch, SHELTON
Dernoss; Receiver-W G. Smith.
District No. IS JudgesJohn s. Prchard, Thos J. Allison
Joel Nays Recever-Moses Greer
District No. lS Judges-N. hobson, A c. White. s. II
Peach Receiver-James Russell; ClerkJas Lindsey JAS
| Trimble Brown.
District No 49, Judges-w H. Hanblip W. B. Hudson
! John Taylor; Receiver-Jack Gee. .2ll.r-
District No. %. JudgesWm. c. Hail. W. d. Dismukes Jno
H. Cartwright; Receiver WIN. Luton.
District No. 81. Jas. Marlborough, w Baowe, w. B. Ew
| ing; Receiver D P. Lanier. sfl1 ~
District No. %. Judges-Geo. Gill; @. W. Walker Gilber
/ Marshall; Receiver-Abd Shaw
District No. o. Judges-B F. Drake, D Ralson, Lewis VIII
| liams Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No. "a. Judges-J g. B. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed
| Graves; Receiver G'tne Garrett
| JAMES NJ. HINTON,
| juneI7-td Sheriff OF Davidson County
| FRESH ARRIVALS By
| IN N q 9 II n m n N 6 n n
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9sllg Gnion& :, atrItan


Eeaee 60 b ,.r.s--.
The Paris Moai,esr r a. sohaaers.
,hs E,.-.-,. ablishes proclamation By
anno1 lcing to the soldiers the basiu Of
..Th. -. me following effect:
ftslv viii h pal aim of the war is attained. and
tia Il 70 ecome for the first time a nation. Vene-
neyart' true, remains TO Austria, but she will,
Of -aeiess, be an Italian province, forming part
an Italian confederation. The union Of Lom-
Dardy with Piedmont creates for rs powerfully
ally, who viii owe to us its independence lne
Italian Governments which have remsined Inactive,
or which have been called back into their posses
sions will comprehend the necessity Of salntary re-
FORMS general amnesty viii obliterate the traces
OF civil discord Italy, henceforth mistress Of her
destlnies viii only have herself to accuse should
she not progress regularly in order and freedom
You win soon return to France grateful country
will there receive with transports those soldiers vino
have raised high the glory of our arms at Monte
bello, Palestro, Turbigo Magenta, Mslegnano and
Solferino, who in two months have freed Piedmont,
and have only stopped because the contest was
about to assume proportions no longer keeping
with the interests that France had in this fOrmd-
able war. Be proud then of your success--proud
Of the result obtsined-prcud especially of being
the well beloved children of that France who will
always be the great nation long as she shall have
9 heart to comprehend noble causes. aud men like
you to defend them. NAPOLEON
VALEeGIo, July u, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-03

TEE TOMATO AS FoOD.-Dr BENNETT, profess
sOr Of some celebrity considers the tomqto sninvau-
medical properties:
LIST. That the tomlto is one of the most powerful
sperients Of the liver and other organs; where
calomel is indicated it is probably Of the most
effective and the least harmful remedial agents
known to the profession. ID. That chemical ex-
tract will be obtained from it that will supersede the
use Of calomel in the of diseases Sd. That be
has successfully treated diarrh@a With this article
alone. 4th. That when used article of diet it
is almost sovereign for dyspepsy and indigestion.
9Th. That it should be constantly used for daily
food either cooked. raw or in the form Of catsup,
it is the most healthy article now in use.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NRAVELLERS for the North North from the South
Statas procure Tickets Charleson Savannah
Chattanooga. Montgomery, Macon Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchbnrg Washington, Atlanta and Augusta
Louisville Cairo, Hickman, Columbus, Evansville. Cincinnati,
NeE Orleans Vckburg, Paducah, smhland Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, connections
all points Passengers arrvnga NashX e Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad directly
West = i
Regular Cairo, Memph his and st. Louis Line
TIE Zine steamboats, B. NJ Kunyan, Mnetonka, Sails West
Cuba and J. g. Cline. o. .7
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 70
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad through
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and CINCINNATI Packets. ...
Reliance Dunlieth Ella, John aut and Tempest leave Mask
vile erery Thursday and Tuesday, - O'clock M time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line o. ROaIss
James johnson, Nashville, E. Howard Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville other
day. ct noon: time from Nashville Memphis "a Vck
bnrg i've days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville the
Passenger Trains before starting. t-- --..s
For hrass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule of Rates: y Crr1a
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Wheat! wheat!
WANTED ImME dat ELY,

1An 000 BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT, for which
HUI, UNDNB the highest market will be paid. We hope
these thatcan will bring their Wheat in early possible
While the river pay from Is to 20 busel
than ship BY Railroad and the ORDERS doubt VIII Re
when shipments cannot he made BY river Those
to hold their Wheat will sofGi months free Of
charge, and receipt for 70 farmers Sacks hard
tain same. II. 8. FRENCH K SON,