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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

NEw YORK, Nov sCottOn dull and irregular sales day
1890 bales Middlng Upland IO Flour dull declined 5lOc;
sales Il 500 bb 81 594s5 Wheat declined Ic Corn has
declining tendency of So eco bush 6595sc Lard dull:
sales 9OO bills TX @l9c Rio COfe-ssles eco bags Ike
Sugar dull iaes 4Os boxes Cuba 81 95e Molsss-saes
100 bs Orleans 96O and sales OF $50 bbls auction
9sc Meagre transactions indicate that the money pressure
is about over 1he Chemical Bank expelled from the
Clearing House TO day because refused put specie into
the common fund.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2s-Fsur dull unchanged Corn dull
$685.. Whisky I5c. Mess Pork Si5GI5 So Lard 9S<c.
Moasses 3O932c. Sugar 6al97xc Coffee l4sl9I5kc
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The Land and Negroes offered for sale by Mrs
RUFUs h. Polk, Of Maury county, Tennessee and
other property advertised for sale by her, to be sold
on 10Th of December, has been Withdrawn from sale
Nov. y. 'GO-dtw&wIt Mrs RUFUS X. Polk.
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CRY BANK--Py reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that number of our merchants
aud business men announce that they will take the
issues of the City Bank at par. We must again eau
ton all holders of City Bank notes not to sacrifice
them at a heavy discount as they will certainly be
good.
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N,sur111r. Tenn NV 2s. Isl

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2S, 1860,
Messrs. Capt. STOcKELI., Gen s. r. ANDERSON, G. G.
FORFEIT W. JACKSON, JAMES FLEMING, and others:
Your very polite request has this nom ent been
handed me, and it affords me pleasure to give it
immediate response. am entirely willing to repeat
my address at any time you may select
Very truly &c. J. B. FERGUSON.
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Arrival of The Arngo.

New YOkk, Nov 2S-The steamer Arago has
arrived.
Counterfeit tens on the Andover Bank, of Massa-
ehusetts, are circulating
Money easier. Stocks dull and lower.
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NASH MARR Insurance Agents. have still a sup
ply of those Perpetual Calendars which they win be
happy to give gratutously to any one needing such
an article Call and get one
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7CoUsHs The sudden changes OF our climate are sources
OF P6LMoHAzY BRONCHIAL and AslMATIc AFFECTIONS Expe
haYrg proved simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early gtges OF the dea
course should at once be roRs BrOzchfa 1rOca
Lozenge let the Cold Cough Irritation OF The Throat DC
ever slight as by this precauton serious attack may
be eecusy varied off, SPEAKERS and SINGERS Will
hna them eeetuA for clearing and strengthening the voice zee
advertisement, nov24-d&w6m
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Fac Rorder Ernedltior.

ST LOUIS, Nov ga special dispatch to the Dem
0cdt says that the border expedition under General
frost, eneamped near the Smithton terminus of the
Pacific Railroad awaiting orders from the Gov
ernor.
Rumors are current in Jefferson City that the
Governor ordered the troops to return in conse-
quence OF the President having given Harvey orders
topursue and arrest Montgomery wherever found.
Another more probable report is that the troops
will remain in camp for the present, and a mounted
squad, under competent command, will be sent to
the neighborhood Of Fort Scot. to report at head
quarters with all possible speed and that the move
ments of the troops viii be IN accordance with the
official information brought back.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2T.-The mail coach from Fort
Scott arrived here this evening, bringing Jesse Nor
rison Esq, Register of the Land Office at Fort Scott
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MIS- WINSLOW.

An experienced and female physician, has soothn
Syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the
Of teethng By softening gums reducing s Inflammation
viii aay pain and sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adVer
tisement in snother column. oct28-ly
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ARRIVAL of the PONY Expruss.


FORT KEARNEY Nov 2s.-The California Pony
Express of the 18th, has arrived There is three
feet snow on South Pass,
SAN FRANCIscO.-Country trade was light Little
inquiry and prices weak. Sugars dragged heavily.
Coffee firm. Lard declined l92c.
All parties concede California to Lincoln.
The Sacramento Standard, Breckenridge paper,
says that dissolution is inevitable and urges Cali
fornia and Oregon to organize a separate Republic
the Pacific coast. This obtains but little sympa-
thy. and is denounced by a large portion of the
Press.
The Telegraph line between Sacramento and Car
son Valley was blown down by recent gale which
also damaged the shipping ia the harrison.
SeVenty-fve thousand dollars gold arrived from
Feazer river
AUsTRIA-An attempt was made to introduce arms
into Hungary by English vessels. The Austrian
war preparations cOntHne at Mantua.
The Paris MOaiter says thEt Sir Hope Grant tele-
graphs the hope that resort to arms will not te
necessary in China.
LoND0S.-Business in American stocks limited at
previous rates.
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Let not dependency longer be the prevailing bane
Of the fallen state Of the human family Bet ask how is
this to epreyened7 Dependency Soa0 spirits, despair,
tendency TO look upon the gloomy side OF thing, all
dncult TO drive Doctors and medicine will do it,
the ordinary stimulating drinks OF the day will not do it, but
KejuvenaIing Elixir. Asits name designaes, it will
pn new life and animation into dropping energies, even
Young blood into veins Ye who pine upon the brink Of
the grave, who have tried in vain 20 raise yourselves from
the slough OF despair be induced, though it be at
the eleventh hour, TO try Its soothing influence Sold by all
respectable druggists throughout United and Canada
j. WRIGHT q CO., sole Proprietors, New Orleans, La.
Sold by all druggists in Nashville novle-d&wlm
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FOur Horse man COach.

TEVHE only Lincoln county, running regarly
week hack from Fayetteville to Tullahona leaving
Tuahoms Monday dnesday and Friday nreturn Fay
Tuesday Thursday Saturday connect the mall
Fzyetteveand hecars at fuahona Tor the aeconmoda
tsn passengers J. B. Smith, agent st Tuahoma Good
careful drivers The fare through only two dollars
IvI-vH John " Taylor
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LvERPooL-LATEsT.-Psr fteamer ArlbiG.-Cotton sales
Saturday Goo bales OF which npecuaOrt exporters
1900 bales closing quiet BreadsuS quiet generally
changed. Provisions dull Consols 3993's The pressure
for money slightly relaxed.
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Notes on the CITY BANK OF NASHVILLE and on al
solvent Banks in South Carolina. Geargia, Alabama.
Kentucky or Tennessee, taken at par by CoNE BRos,
So College ssreet
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Taken at par, by MYERS, Hunt d Co. IN settle
ment of accounts or for Bugges, Carriages, &c.
nov29-dlw.
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DIVINE SERVICE may be expected in the Edgefeld
Presbyterian Church by the Pastor, the Rev. j.
THILNAN HENDRlcx, to-day, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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Secretnryf Cobb.
Enreign Commercial.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Secretary Cobb was alb
sent from the Cabinet meeting to-day, account of
sickness.
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ExiVer News.
Reported by H. H. Harrison Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Chic Railroad Agent.


Our river now is rapidly on the rise with a suff-
cheney of water on the Shoals for our largest class
boats.
The weather has the appearance of being I'M
settled
Report from the Upper Cumberland are favorable
for coal boat rise 1t is therefore to be hoped that
with the coal now in port, with the arrival of the
Umpire and Charter, the two steamers hourly
looked for, that the supply will equal the demand,
until further arrival Of coal from above.
Steamer Melrose. now in port discharglng and
as there is little no freights Offering she will
therefore depart this day punctualy at y O'Clock.
The Genwooi viii be the next Cincinnati packet
to arrive
Steamers Poland and Emma now loadingfat Gin
cinnati for Nashville.
The Jacob Poe, from Pittsburgh has departed
from Cincinnati fer this port
Steamer Red Rover, from New Orleans should
arrive in port this day, also the c. E. Hilman. from
st. Louis. Both these craft will meet with imme.
date dispatch back to their respective ports.
STEAMER CLIPPER The latest news from this craft
is that she had left Belstown, and was a few miles
further down the river. when her hog-chain parted
which caused it to be doubtful whether she would
be able to reach the dock at Paducah A copv of
this boats protest is now at the office of HARRISON
4 SON Steamboat Agents The clerk writes her
Agents, Messrs. HAMILTON and HARRIsoN: .. Our
freights are in damaged condition, except 100 tons
pig metal in barge longside. We will proceed a.
far as the nature of condition will admit which
will probably be Paducah. Have not been advised
by underwriters in Nashville rs to how to proceed
withdamaged freight, will therefore, do for the hes
according to our judgment"
ARRIVED.
NerOse, from Cincinnati.
John A. Fisher, PaducalI.
DEPARTED.
Noble. Ellis. Ports above.
Inhn Eault. Louisville
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Messrs Clark GRxsoRY Co, Nashville, Tenn-Gents:
Some mo7ts had the misfortune to be bitten BY
large Rat while asleep in my was bitten entirely
through nose that the blood from noss Know
ing Rat dangerous, felt much alarms and having
tried your Ambros Oil for ailments, and finding relief
applied thoroughly during the balance Of the night and
day. It healed at and have never experienced any
i'll the felt that the world should know the
magic power OF your justly celebrated Ambrossl Oil
Nashville Oct l. Is6O w. II. COLLINS.
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wanted.

Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 900 dollars and more year. \ gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT l. u
Nov IS IS6O-tf
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Cry BANK PAPER AT PAK.-I have twenty-five
thousand dollars in business paper all good and
solvent parties, residing mostly Middle Tennessee
the greater portion of which is due in the month of
January 1861, and the balance in from six to eight
months thereafter, on which amount viii make
the usual Bank "a 5 of discount, and will take
City Bank money at par.
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Rev. JESSE B. FERGUSON will believer an address
on the Present Condition of the Affairs of our
Country tonight at the Capitol in the Representa-
tive Hall, commencing at seven o'clock. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
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OF SALr.

City Bank money taken at par, IN any amount by
Cone Bros, IS College Street.
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L. s. ULLMAN'S
Weather Indicator
FOrcteIis Rain "a Hours In advances.


Mr. LOUIS ULLHAS, Dear SIR: The little plant you had the
hndneIs 70 send two ago, still faithfully performs
duty weather Iadcator and delicate is L. aad
sittve 70 the least atmospheric changes either respecting
earOmetrc h goet condition, that begins indicate
generally IN advance OF the usual instruments.
have kept il suspended in oee my standard
(SmhsoniED) barometer and Macon hygromete
tieed that Il is ihul In Its Indications
It Is truly Natural Weather Indicator
regard this hygrOscepic plant therefore,
sitveness and its Inability, adorng cheap reliable
means for the 70 which sppy important
valuable discovery, and believe Il will itSeif
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD o. CCRRT
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May =, lS69s
Having recently received 1000 these valuable Wes
Indicators will sell theG quantity the pur
chaser perfectly satisfied With their correctness money
will be refunded This aid faty sYy that they cannot
lose anything By the experiment. Price chen By
mail a. 90. soldby STRETCH A FORBES.
Georgia aud SODth Carolina Money,
NR0M date till further notice will continue par,
the notes Of Georgia, South Carolina aud AabamA, fer
debts due for goOss.
STRETCH & FORBES,
novl6-f Druggists Corner OF College and Union streets
For Kent.
FEEHAT comfortable dwelling, No. Is North Summer yersst
4 Apply y. KlRKMAN.
neVl5-d Presids3t Union Ban
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FrAn, Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.-Gity quiet to-day. Mem
bers Of the Legislature mostly gone TO Columbia.
where the regular session opens tonight The
Governors message will be read on Tuesday.
1t is rumored that troops coming to Fort
Moultrie.
1t is now evident none will be semitic the Conven-
ton unless strongly committed to secession.
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RE-ELEcrED.-An tue old officers of the Memphis
& Charleston Railroad have been reelected by the
Board of Directors and Col TATEs salary as Presi-
dent has been increased to $4,000 per annun.
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For REyT FOR lS6I-The Store Rooms, No. 6 and
s. on Market street. at present occupied by MIzELL
HOOPER & Co., as g wholesale grocery house. These
rooms will be rented together or separately to suit
the applicant Possession given January LIST, 1861
Apply to ADRIAN l.. DEAoss'
Noy24dlw No. 81, Cherry St.
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The Georgia senate Bank Fill.
From Washington

Mu1EDGEyILLE, Ga, Nov. 26.-The Senate Bank
hill nassed the House-93 to q. veto is expected
The bill will probably pass over the veto.
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SANFORD'S
Inv1&0HatOF,


9Th compounded entirely from Gum, and
established fact Standard Medicine
AID approved BY all that have Ised ii, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease FOR which
1t has cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief, As the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose adapted 8 70 the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and US ed in such quantities a. 70
act gently the Bowels. g
use o. the LIVER IN . IVGGORATOR, aad il
will cure Liver Conn - plants, Bilious At
Iacks, DyspePsln, chronic DIarrheea
ri, DrOpsy, Sour stOmach, Ha bISaaI
CostiVeHess, Ch0l- les ChOieras ChoEe-
Pa HEOrbus. Cholera Infantum, Flatu-
Ience. "a u n ce. - Female Weakness-
An Family Ry 1sfa eai eins. + y II scK
III z pa h Z, (ss > Thousands can testilyl in
twenty minutes, If |. two EhPee Tea
spOOnfuls are taks - en- AZ the somnsneemsnt Of
All ouse itare giving their mOuy
In its favor.
Mix water in mouth vii the InzigOralor and swallow
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY OATHARrIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable sxtraets AID gu uD
GLASS ASSES, air tight, and viii keep IN any climate
The Family Casf fthartIs PILL is q gen
lie but active CAthArte which Tie proprietor has
used in his practices more thsn twenty years.
The constantly Increasing demand frSz Ehoss who
have long used the PILLS ard he satsaetion which
all express In regard 70 her has Induced ne to place
The Profession we'll know thai digsrent Cathares act
The FAMILY CA q THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this well eSabliahed fact,
been eompoanded from variety Of the Pursst Yske-
table Extraetss which act sike On every part Of The
Alimentary canal aDd are - good and safe in All
where Cahartic Is = needed, such ~ De-
rangements Of the stomach, sic eBi-
ness, Pains Ina the g Back and l. o A \ .,
COslfyeRess, PAIN and Soreness ever
the Wh0le ID ", q from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected, =, end in long Of Pc
Loss of Appe- = title, a Creeping Sen
saGiOn of Cold over ldhe bOdy, Resfless-
ness, Headache, or 2 WeiEhE in the head,
al lmflammaIO rg - Diseases, W Orns, ia
Children or AduIfe, iRhsmmntism. Efeat
Purifier Of Blood = and many DISEASES TO which
hssh 10 heir 10 mention this advertise
nent. Desc, ito ,. Price dimes
The Liver HnVfroPaaOF and Family Ca
thaFGic Pills raile b. Druggists generally ane sod
wholesale by the trade 4 ali the large towns.
ST SANFORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and PropristOF. rs BroadvayfN.Y
o. J. WOOD 90,
fsbI St. Louis, No.
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TIE CITIEF AmONG TEN THOUsAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally pplsnted al other ontments and heans
applications in both the Eastern and estern Heispheres
wherever introduced; and Intrinsic merit is the true secret
Of its all cUtCe0e agec9toe' Whelher e Cause oe
dcci5eHtor disease
BTTRNS & = sCALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish pain snd inua
nation, by timely applca ton OF this nadrSeoas Aeer
and the flesh is renew by charm, no oisnsh OF
remaining. =
THE FRIEND OF X THE NURSERY
Children frequent SUI ferers from external lnJue
ssn.raIv from EI,if and C1ap2e7le BSL40siORS-heI
every mother should have this meaning prepauOh
constantly It heals tOTe BTedSS anc4 ucky
NOES The letter or RING WORM, T-eDdleS an tie
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY 8 bsA AND LAND.
The Machinst, Ira vsSf, and every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life Z throws him within me
chanco OF accident from elO - sio PRE- cOlisiO should
near in mind that this Magic Extractor best and only
friend IL Is beth porshle and cheap, and should
be ms corapiou as friend = in need There thousands
Of living witnesses to testify marvellous virtue WHO
owe their sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
following few Ct theleGdtng diseases Tor Nhice
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR IS 3 PkhfEt
TIVE S well CURE: =
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DIR. HOOEIand's Celebrated
-%ynrrauJ "urUsrw.UHG

eectnaIly Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the hid
neys all diseases arising from dsordered Liver and
ac Constipation Piles Fulness of Blood the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fulnes weight the Stomach Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking Futtsrng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head urredsnd Difficult Breathing Futering at the Heart,
Choking suocatng Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
VISION Web before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yowness Of the
Eyes Pain IN the Side Back Chest, Limbs &c, Sud
Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Iman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The popetors in calling the attention Of the public to this
preparations with feeling of the utmost confidence in its
virtues adaptation to the diseases for which recommended
and untried article but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its
sale unvsed by any similar preparation
tant testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts of the country
and careful of the Almanac, published
ally proprietor and be had gratis Of his Agents,
satisfy the most sepcsl thai this remedy really
the celebrity il has obtained.
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IA sH VILE
RAILWAY MATTERS.

Departure of Passenger Trains
NasHvIL1E am cEkTTAsooaA-3:30 A. n. 3 2, a.
+ esNEssrE ANB AIABAMA-5sI5 A. NJ. $500 I. m;
LOUISVILLE hNp NAsHvuLR--4s30 AM 7s3O r, N;
GaIladR Express 4:45 I. n.
gBaEFIEID AND KEErUCEr-6s45 A NJ, Ito T. N
Arrival of Passenger Trains
NAsHvtr4z AND CHarrAEoosA-s.OO A. $50 p
Z ENHEsszK AND ALABAMA-I 1000 A. n, 500 Z. n
Gallktin Express $3.50 A. NJ
ssEkIKLB AND KEN1DoKv-I:05 A. NJ. and 7sOO ~
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Drak, Glossy, and
Luxurin0t Hair!

By using Heimstrests KniKpid5le Restorative Don't
any thing else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold every where.
WE. HAGAN & co., PrOpnetors, Troy N. Y.
Ses advertisement headed,
EYOU LOOK IN VAIN"
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Manny'S combined Reaper and
7EOvUar

AKTITR WOODS IMPROVEMENT.-~T
celebrated dsehine eceyed the s premium Of Grard
50LD MEDAL the bescombned Repng and Moving Machine
1.-THE great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville
KY in September, 1857 The trial OF Sgracu8s, Nes
York, in july where all the p pa Machines the United
states thoroughly tested The their
through Marshal Wilder President Unitei States Agricultural
Society, at louisville, r..
It also received the ward the best Reaper
Mower before separate committees appointed the
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
July, 1857 of the machines Tenn
Numerous ether and awards this
during the Last season, every Maehnen America
The above machines are for sale BY the undersigned
g. y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent Tor the State
BIGHER. WHzELEB 4 co
Mains Ts.a
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I0sNIRhls
WIDOW AND ORPHANS BALL.

CHANGE OF HALL
The ball to be given for the benefit of widow
and orphans has been changed from Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Hall to KIRKMANs Hall, corner Summer
and Union streets. Tickets be procured at the
I,N
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TMEADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY
Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
western Express EOrWardersI


NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Money,
II Jewelry nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled forward by the caiy passenger
trains, all matter entrusted to them in charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low
They dispatch Express daily New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and all places North and Esst.
To Chattanooga Memphis, Richmond, New Orleans, and all
places South and Southwest.
To Louisville. st Louis, Cincinnati, and all places in the
Northwest,
Have connections In New York with California
They take charge Of slaves chem parts Of
the South.
For information 70 time &c, inquire the
Company in the principal cities OF the Union
JOHN s. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, supt., Chattanooga. [iebI6
bran.
IN 00A POUNDS BRAN Just received
nv NFN1NB sgnment and for sale Al the Broadvay MiIla
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DILES.-Dr. Libby,

WBILES.--Dr. Libby,s Pile Ointment never
n fails to Price, 81.
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY. Only so cents.
We warrant the above two Medicines de all that is
Used for them The Grnberg Medicines contain no Mineral
poisons and esteemed wherever known, for their ness
and efficacy. oct3-tfl MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Respectfully gOuIss
ELEANOR McHENRY


Prepared only by DIR. @. NJ Jackson No 4l8 Arch Street,
Philadelphia for sale Drugg and Storekepe through
United States and Canada Price IS cents botts.
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West.
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville, Tenn Wholesale
Agents. Retaed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
DKRsHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edsefed J. G. D0RoH, South Nashville,