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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26

BELFAST. H.R.W.HILL,
Capt. A. R. IrYin. Capt. T. II. Newell.
Fine stock Farms at Public sale.
avon Thonsnnd Acras nf land.

an Saturday, the 9Th November The undsrsed, agent
" % Thomas W McCance Of 8ichm0Ed, Virginia ell
public sale 70 The highest ads the premises. credit
one ard two for notes nth approved security and
the land until the purchase money Is paid.
Seven thousand Acres of Land,
Known the Gasc0ck Lan8 lying in county, Tsnnes
each side Of the old road from Msnnve Nash
vile, within miles Of McnnVils seven msa q the
MeAinnville and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have been divided mo eighteen containing
from one hEndred 70 eight hundred tera.
Watered b 'ChaTley Creek which through ne lands
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent Eaier.
One Of the lots has the esdtnce reanglV
erected By Col Grge 6asco, and he other lots
Improved. The andssre admirably adapted growing
% small grain and the gapes tbs raising % stock ana
nne opportunity safored persons deo1s Of engaging hat
business IN healthy ard delightful of country
undoubtsd- lssp2i-tEitisl ". BRIrroN, Agent.
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-, slsston to Be held At " Bsyds Oflcs
Ju1ges-t Ddrtu Antessoa, John Z 49, n -, n.
eever Of Votes-Jehn Reddlek CierksR q 49, ~ r..S
Aagistrats--J y Alexander, Rsu = ''s"at ~ I-S-''
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Eecli0n Q 3 held at Tempefa1ce Hal.
Judges-W crosthEat, Jos Steele, Hsnslsy Cofbef Re-
ceiYer Of Yotes-N coroett Clsks-Geo KILLER, james
Meadow MsgiItrafe-John Corosit, Esq.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the ConRrcssiOnaI districts.

For the state at Large.
I.ANDON c. HAYNES. of Washington.
W. C. WHITTH0RNE, Of Maury.
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EIsr.inn 70 h - a 49,. - .n

Eiectlen to Be held At Lainer's Z s,.u,-s,.
Judses--Wm Lonn, r Shaukland John 49, 49,.
Of Yotes-E dlsscock- ClerksJno Carr i ~ ri~-..o
Magistrate-Jos1h FERRIS Esq.
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klec:ion % Be hsld at Morris 4 stIzftan's.
seaess-e hrs2alllea, w Phlips Johu B1i1gs Re
ssr o- toee.-n Moss Cicrksc " Psdsd, Jas 6ennet'
Magistrate 70 attend-G Gillespie, Rso
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26
Maine Election,

We give below returns from nearly the entire
State, chiefly from Official sources.
The aggregate vote of the State, so far as heard
from, is divided as follows:
Smart (Dem.) Observation-Disclosures. 5l,61l
Washburn, (Rep.). Observation-Disclosures. 69,9S5
Barnes, BELL and Ev.) Observation-Disclosures. 1,T09
IoCal Note.... ...'.'.......'.'.. .IZo,oUo
WashbUrn over Smart. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
HaSnDurn over all. .-.-.....-............. 10000
There are twenty-one towns and plantations yet to
hear FROM which last year gave Smith, (Dem.) 609,
and Morrill,, (Rep.) 1874.
The remaining towns will carry the aggregate vote
of the State up to more than l24OOO and will slight
ly reduce Washburn's plurality as given above.
In 1856 Hamlins Rep) majority was lS,SSl-and
his plurality over Wells (Dem) 24,54O.
In 1859 MorrIll's Rep) majority over Smith was
about 10000
The Republicans have elected the entire delegation
to COngress-al the county officers excepting in
Knox county-have carried the Senate entire, and
elected 123 members of the House to the Democrats
l9-and one no choice-there being tie in the
Greene district Nine districts veto hear FROM
augusta Me.) Age.
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sfeamboaf scotIand


Nj MCCLURE CO, and n MCCLURE, desire to ell
W their valuable Tract II Land CHER o. eopartnsr
ship having expredJ eonaLing acres, hnndr -
which cleared generally eVe the remainder veil tihsre
has several springs Of RAINING water through cash field -
so acres we'll set in blue grass With much ia clover TAs
land not surpassed BY any Ia the county and we'll adapted
TO the cultivation Of Cotton the raising q stcz There
two good orchards and good building sites in desirable n<k
borhood lying IN the Ysley Of R0ns0ns Fork Greek. Giles
county, the lesdng CorneFSEs 70 The Lynzso
Depot, I've miles from each point,
Will be sold on IN 2Ofh day 81 OcsObcr next
On the premises TO % ths hzhaa4 bidder.
Terms.--Ons fourth cash when possession Is Fsn De r.
maiuder on three annual payments, with intaras on aas
The said land can eher divided into three small AMI
wishing 70 purchase privately vii caI
90 ma A. am Authorized 70 sell between this And he day 81
sale. u. HoCLUhE.
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Mississippi River PIantaffou for
Sale.

KNIGHT miles below Mephs Ark1nsas, ccnisninr si-t
III hundred and sgntV hundred and afy ~ ea
ton large dwelling house and al the Necessary rtss
for good Plantation; hundred and af rrss GA
deadenbg young Orchard, PEACHES and sppe In ne
purchaser wishes will sell the growing crop on lie place ~
ssnz $50 200 baies Of cotton and i've or II hrnrsd
barrels Of Corn. Give possession imusdiatsIy
JANIS n. MERIWETHER,
August q, O-oZm Msmrhis Tenn
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TENHEsK unKvslled Machines make the Shuttle Lock
Stftch-decded by the highest authorities to be the
FIRST CLASS STITCH. TIE Sewing presents the APP
peaAnee upon either aide Of the matsrisDo CORD or
R DGsE underneath.
"a Cords lCiktosa bdsting, Hem, Fell, Bind dc.
The Howe Machine Straight Needle q Wheel
Feed strong durable well made every GGySty
Rorkr0m the finest Null AlsiiH TO tie heaUfsss Kerseys
and fer simplicity the short time required TO learn to
and eapAbilty, are UNEQUALLED.
As evidence Of the popularity Of the Howe Machine
refer the following certificate from OF patrons for
the psstyear
The undersigned having the Howe Sewing Machine
in their families and having thoroughly tested them upon
every variety work. do hesitate TO pronounce them the
simple, the easily managed and emphateAy, the
''Ae PEHs Uhrs" Of Sewing Machines.
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CoUNTY C0URT sALR-

Elmore D. Young and wife, ct ais George W. Campbell
pursuance of decree Of the County Court x Davidson
county rendered August term 1850 VII exposs -
public sale at the Court House door Nashville on saturday
the 18th day Of October rexi,
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on the Southwest end o. he belonging 10 Ne estate Of
Ihos O. sDPkns, deceased lying waters 81 Bu Ran
Creek and adjoining the farm Of Eshs Cover sale %
Lee from the equity OF redemption
TerIns--A credit Of six and Twelve months vii be xvu
notes Et saaetOry security required, refsiled
until the Purehase moeey IS paid. =. E. CHEATHAN,
September -. T0-dln-pr's fee 90. CLERK and Massr
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Ersstion : I !. ~ - :. M y Z g. /.

Election { b hsli at NTsT, 4. Huns,.
taoEes-C Berry, aoses WRIGHT Toh, E.v ur,siv- AZ
e.ss-oeo Coleman clerks-Wn HcFerrs5. Chss sloan
Aias1sTase-IshAn Dyer, Eiq -'-'a-' - So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26
THE SCENE IN COURT.

The Marshal unbolts the chains, and as they fell
canking upon the floor, there arises deep swelling
sensation among the auditors. There is rush to-
wards the door of courtroom. The prisoner moves
from his criminal to beside his counsel his
face, before marked with calmness, now became
flushed with emotions turns pale now crimson,
gaZes upon the floor with uneasiness turns towards
the Court. and manifests the feelings of man who
has passed one trying order to undertake another
and more one.
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DAILY IS; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADyAEoE.
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MEMPHIS AND n. ORLEANS Q. MAIL
PACKET .LINEi
The splendid Boats OF this new Line viii
leave Memphis and N q as hers1ofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
MONDAT PACKETS.
REPUBLIC. INGOMAE,
Capt A Bard Capt. :. D CLARKE
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIN0NDs, IyPERIAL.
caPt.J. ,. HieEs. Capt. 9. 8 Rossss.
FRIDAY PACKETS
BELFAST. HRW. HILL.
Capt A. R. IrEin. Capt. T. Il. Newell.
These bOats Memphis Railroads fss that
point their respective days Leave Memphis on
the arrival Of the NJ & O. ard H. 0. R. Traus Tkroash
Tickets viii be sold BY 81 he Roads IN
line, AID their Tickets Recognized good Passengers eau A.
their arrival avoid delay Memphis l6uzsr han
Business pleasure may require freight passs apDy
on board or 70 THoS- u WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Gen'i n AZ Is, No ;, Howard Row
JN0. =. HYDE 4 CO.
geptl3-d4m levi
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Auclaon sale Of Furniture, Pianos,
Mattresses. de-
Hardy BROTHERS, AettOneers.
ON SATURDAY Morning. seTerubsr aotb Isso :,
We viii sell our usual large and attractive stock Of ap
and Fms Furniture Mattresses besides No. new pane
OciaFss null r0E1d carved legs Also an iovoe ~
Bande Wne Apple Brandy Whisky, etc., Be in store ~
THURSDAY next. HARDY BR0EHBRs,
sept9s Aactio7esrs Gen1 AS'ts. ~ Public SQUARE.
menfs of SeasohabIe Dry Goods, Hats,
BOotss CarPetings, &c., &C.
On Wednesday, EeenfE0 Sept 9Sth at Early Gas Lig1s,
BENJ. f. SHIELDS a. CO.,
ETIILL sell the highest bidder for cash. large invoice Of
w ssaonabs goods consisting part q bed and
saddle bane white and coored Nero Kerssys and Plaid
Lnsy5. OnabuE Marines Apaccss, Scotch Pad5 sud Muslin
DeIanes Long Cloths, coakngs and Tieknss Beachsd snd
Brown Linen Table Cloths Dress and Plaid WOODEN ShaEs eus
penesz Pocket Handkerchief ETC. etc. An asserted lot q
Carpengs good patterns and styles Sale positive AID without
reserve. BlNy. =. SHIELDS 4 co.
ssps4 Central Auction Rooms q College street.
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THE mOTHER-IN-LAW. By Mrs. EA11 D RN
sOuTHwOKrH author Of 'Te Lest Heires Deaerisd WIFE,
"Missing Bride" &C.
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character The book abounds With Of intense nees
whole plot being With poser efecno
one can read without acknowledging
tnan ordinary merit This PTaphe stirring tale of the
most agreeable OF 1s southorths re laid
IN the almost imperial days % Old Virginia Pros Cloth, 81 IS
THE SUNNY SOUTH; OF. The southerner q Home
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the Land OF he sugar and he Cotton b Professor In
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Great Excitment in LeavenworSh--Fear.
ful Demonstration of Lynch Law..A Mo
TttemPtIng TO Hang an Acquitted PFis-
Oners
The Leavenworth Times of September comes to
US with long account of an attempt at Lynch
accused of the murder of John GantZ in gamb-
ling sale in that place, was after trial acquitted
point of jurisdiction, and. by order of the
Court, set at liberty.
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HAEPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for October.
GODEY's LADT'S BOOK FOR OCTOBER.
PETERSON's LAEIES, NATIONAL mAGA-
ZINE for October.
ATTITUDES HOME MAGAZINE for oclober.
Just received and Tor sale By F.HAGAN a &C.
sepeSO-d&Eu College strset.
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For NEW ORLEANS
And ala Landings on Miss. River.
MExPnIs Ayp \. oRI.r1rs r.u

sO@ NEW ARRANeEnEsT. uss
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PRODUCE Wanted.
THE ExPREss EREIeHT TaaIS

ON Nashville and Chstsnooza RaiSas uil sSnnenns
running the e2 iag o. JAY. cioss connecsn via
the Express Trains re kreas soniaern lines via sa11e
savannah, and eontine daring business sss1n.
Through time from NeE York, eight days.
liulyaa-6 = v. coLE, supsrinsaaa.si
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National Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
CT KENTUCKY.
FOR VICEPRESIDENT

FOh FIOLrI hL4o1D1-NA
J OSEPH L A N E,
OF OREGON.
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$50. GRIFFITH, T. c. DUEEIN6ToN, JNo C.sBURcH,
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARR.i--
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a Now NOve1s

EIectl0n o be leId at FIemll-6 IIllIl
Jndges-ChAs Green, John Hobbs. N Cotton Rsceig
er OF NOtesWE ssfhn CerksJohn ssttsrfed, Hugh Car
roll. Ma1isirate-R g Riyes septi9-ld
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Camden Jockey Club.
Hawthorn Coarse, Camdcn. sc.
AT recent mcclit,g orthc above cI"'', the follow
N ing members were ck cicd officers:
President;
Col IT,. ANCRUM
Wee Iresid,ntS
Jouv NcE,E Col. FRANK iIA,IiroS.
Treasurer, Secretary
AsI. yu.LEplGUE S. D. SHANNON.
.Stewartls.
". A. AxcRuM Rrsi,lent Semurd.
JAMES CnEsNUT. IHos T.. SHANNON
hIrrrp BREYARD, JOHN L. Jones.
R. JOHNSON. IACn CANrEf'
RrowS MAySISG, Ii. ". DcSACssuRE.
TIE Second ANNA Meeting, under the control
of Ile Camden jockey Club. will commence on The
Second Wednesday, II, DECEMBER NEXT and COLI
tnue iour days
FIRST DiY-W,dnesday, December I2th.-Ker-
shaw Stake, for three year od1, Mile Heats, SION
Entrance half forfeit, 10 which the Club %lIl add
SlOO If two or more slsrt.
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse, S500-Thrce
Mile Heats.
SErOND DAY-Thursday. December l3th.-
Camden Stake for year.olds, one Mic Dnsl loo
Entrance half forfeit to which tile Club will add SlOO
if two or more siart-to carry 80 lbs.
SAME nAY-Jockey Club Purse S3OO.-Two
Mile Heats.
THIRD DAY-Fridav, December l4th.-Walcree
Stake for three year ods-2 Nile llcats-SlJO. m:
trance halftorIeit to which the Clue wadd $500 II!
two or more start. ~
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse, S200.-Milc
lleats-hest three in five.
FOURTH DAY-suiurdny, EecemLcr l5lh.-Pur
year S:ake,-post entrance-rte hr all ages; three
Nile Heats Entrance, S2OO-hnl frieii-t" which
The Club will add $3.50, or more if Two or more STAR.
Weights and distance the same as those OF the So
Carolina Jockey Club. =
The Colt Stakes AMI the Puryear Stake, to close on
the first Of May. 1860. =.
eY" Stables free Of charge.
Entries to be made 10 - :
S"D;SIIANNON. Secretary,
Feb 2S =. Camden, So "a.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
81 6 = 80

ERefE@.esaGtI - E9sSf4-@4zZ
nN and AFTER Monday the lat OF October
" The Mail and Passenger lrains,
VIII leave Richmond daily Except sundays) NJ $50 NJ Tor
saunon intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains
Alexandria Intern tdae stations and at Charlottesville with
Lynchburg and all polns West and Southwest Of
that place every other day. viz Tuesd.ys Thursdays and
Saturdays for JAesons River and ktons West OF Saunton
arman Browns Stages connect with the train at stanton,
on Mobdays Wednesday, and Fridays aud at Goshen Tues
DAYS Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
HRrman Mason and Company Stages connect with the IAn
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at Mboro for the Warm
Springs JackSons River for the White Sulphur Springs,
LeWEburg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JAkson's River MOnday wednes
days and Fridays, at 1915. P. NJ, for stauntoa.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will wSynesboro, at I:i5, and Staunon Al 9i5 A. NJ
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for JScksons Hyer.
RETURNING,
Leave Jacks0ns River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
a. 7.i5 A NJ, for waynesburo.
1tTreugh Tickets FOR the Warm and white Sulphur Springs,
Lexington LeWsburg &C Ao for Winchester ynchburg Bon
sacks salem Evansville, ChransbuFg, Bristol Knoxville bal
toa Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction. Memphis Canton,
Orleans all mporan. Points Ia the South Wc be
procured al the Ticket ONCE - - - -
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
octi General Superintendent
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RAILROADS, &C.


6@E s;sll.GsisE
suPEuSDESDESrs oTncE
Richmond, nth Nov. 1860.
winter Arrangement.
TO THE SOUTH ANO bOULH WEST
ON and after Monday Now 18TH passenger trains Will
" follows: -
FROM RICHMOND TO DAEVTLLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except sunday att O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danville at 3 10 o'clock p. NJ
Accommodation Richmond daily Except sundays
o'clock NJ and reach Danvle al sn O'Clock A. NJ
FROM DAHTTLLE TO RICHMOND.
Train Danve daily Sundays o'clock A.
NJ, and reaches r. ehmond at LOS O'Clock p. NJ
Danve daily Except sundays) at
21o'clock p. NJ. and reaches Richmond at Clio A N.
Trains from Richmond at Burksv with the trains
Side Railroad for Lynchburg thus forming connection
with the South and south-Wett twice day.
Trains Danye at Burksvle with the southde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk, and Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through TO the following points:
LvnehburF, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville
ROCKVILLE, Hun svlle,
dalton, Grand Junction,
Atlatta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
Yeksburg and Jackson,
-, New Orleans.
oHAs. q. TALcorT.
noi9 Genr supt.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


TIRI.wEEBLY. THROUGH TO LYNCH fsfs-.r,ITT,7t
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ErLerr.<-9
AND TRIwEEkLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI-
LY LINE As FAR AZ sC0rTsvILLE
Richmond Scotsvet % Richmond 70 Lexington. ~ 20
" Lynchburg. 4 10 D." Buchanan. 2 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and and after the 9Th September the Way
line for seosve will leave 81 Tuesday Thursdays and s
urdsys ADD far seotisye Returning leave scotts
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at liz M
distance time Of passing In card below for through
line that the scotsve line will pas intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave ynchburg Monday Wed
nesday and friday, at p NJ nesday and Friday ate PM
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SASH. RLINDS AND DOORS.

ryHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where be be had
the above articles IN perfection at the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving ens sstfaeon the subscriber so
c heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and eapent Turning t. his business public
have their work WifA0Hf dsdfois, nf deav Give call
ssai-N MILE AMnLHR, Mayo strset
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nd Monday, We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday, We'd
friday, at 5P NJ nesday and Friday, at P. N.
uGHyE & BRADBURgy,s PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention Of The citizens Of Rich
w mond and Virginia, 20 Piano Fortes which rr<<1
We have placed with Mr. Carusi that their qualities
in respect, be tested by the side Of theit "
famed ChckeTipg's.
We ali Pianos high and nume
testimonials any factory In the country All which
At Mr. CAruslI Broad Street ca door from 9th
dslB- LiGHTE BRADBURY.
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1850

1850. notice. 1850
800 ~
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO THAVELLERS.
THROOGD TIChKiSARD THROUGH CHECR6
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday Night excepted-be,ween
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADEPII, NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac
Quia Greek and Washington, ever The
RICHMOND, FIEDERlCkS BU re- AID POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River IS miles, aud by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence TO Washington 20 miles, In ell 1870 miles 10 hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
tE- Hours OF departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 L. NJ.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH 70 Washington, Bai!aore, Philadelphia aud New
York.
Through tickets be procured the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro, Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York st. Louis Chicago. Psbug Louisville Decatur News
ark, NlncenncS
Passengers breakfast and Aand and dine board The
comfortable steamers between AcquS Greek and Washington
Persons vag 20 obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City, points further NORTH In all youehed for by
responsible white citizen Of Richmond In person, known
the officers Of the Road tickets will be sold applied for by
letter.
~ For farther information, apply at s once Broad Street.
shochoe Eli IAAEs II. WINSTON,
Gent Ticket lEent
eAHL RUTH, supi
once R. y. 4P. r. H. Co., ,
Richmond Sept. IS, 1888 Ians<-u
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

rHyEE VIRGINIA. LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
prepared business and the attention OF the
nubc earnestly called 10 the Importance Of It's objects Ths
dompapy under ls charter divides eghts Of s profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the the Mutual win he edge
perpetual Capital stock OO and NE added security mat h
have moneyed Interest In conducting lie
AfArs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
benyeed Bond and Mortgage on kea Estate
worth double the amountl
The chief object Of the Company TO aid In retaining al home
the money which goes annually from our sate
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money Will be
Customers OF year, ~ iegA interest," hno
bursed in midst
Endowmens and Annuies granted Lie And term fohcesm
sued other good Companies Slaves nsuredfr
DIRECTORS.
WIN II mcfarland John Purcell,
Joseph Anen, samr BAyly,
Roscoe r. Heath. Jos X. Anderson.
Thos w. McCanee, Thomas r. August
John H. Montague, 10 H. MAury,
David l. Burr, jas CoWadnh
Lewis Gnter J. B. McoeAnd,
John Jones, r. I. Moore,
JSs' l. Apper,ou, John IL CaibOrns,
Lewis ID. OrenshAv, B. o. Wherry
WIN. q. Paine, VIM H. Christian
HE O. Bsskeryil, WyndhAm Robertson,
sAm1 J. Harrison, John u shAfer,
WIN II Haxan, Peter O. Warwick,
Robt r. Brooke. Il. o. Haskns,
Geo ID. Shell. Edward Norvell,
Wellington Goddin, Geo j. Sumner,
John Dooley. d. b Woodbridge
Presidsnt-sAML J. HARRISON
pioe Presideat-wM. II. HAXALL
Physicidn-Dr BLAIR DURWELL.
Lttofney-ROsCOE d. HEATH, ESQ.,
ap9T j. ADAIR PLEAsiNrs, seeretAI
tN-0aiee corner Main l1th streets, Richmond