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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
EILETT q WEISIG Err,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. i6' haia Street. oPposHe Exchange Bunk,
RICHMOND, VA.
TIANISG made preparations offering 10
ID. nietch ~ Virginia. North Carolina ard Iennes
price. hrh bat sale me Ia rgezf and
laOst complete tt Spring dd summer 6oods got
ten up ihs Market which for quality, variety mud elegance
h. eAccr. Al they ask look before Purchasing
elsewhere. oEDEH- strictly and promptly attended to-
Mr. t. L. ItUr,mSsoN. iormrri, III uhion Monroe county
Va ai drt II his yaua
r services. Elicit n WElslGER.
10 itndf 10
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New Tall Stock.

New TAu Stock.
. tNI arrived from Northern cit- with a full stock al
- FAIlANll W lAl Tx ,i.pi Hing. for gcnrui.n lL,
!" 90 s!hs aud III" h'' ''hianahe apparel itWcs!
ltlcvs, eau he tolI n establishments Us Main street,
So large sHii! OF tents Furnishing Goods which We
III sl "Mcr ih an! "ltor ho' in ths city Hats lat
tIes, Boots shoes at al Qualities prs suit, trunks
hies AMI nIreas from La,eru i.c.or,.s are. ct,
I .hlbiil"n and viii he sold cleap
"uils and liais tlnlniS6 all styles and qualities
Please rliI at iIi. saAu 81. bescs liza " Nufrlr
Ill " {. Lewis and roA ,our our m ITO l., s If nn
Z CT been. sciii- cheap 10 i1tfras,. ci.tpn
Manufacturers aud .res yatinc orr dock
IT, =, lis
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Fire, Life and Marine ny, .a..,,

Fire, Life and Marine n ~ And,
Lynchbuig Hose x Fire Insuran Company.
Company makes nsuyance agAns, loss damage by
firc, ON Dwelling Houses sorcs Tobacco Factories
other buildings Furniture, Goods Wares aud
generally, In town and country the favorable
Aiso makes Insurance the all persns croyng
good heah and OF sound constitution for the whole duration
OF life, or for limited period.
Slaves emplo. In ordinary occupations will be insured ON
-easonabe terms
The Company " III also take nom aud 10 any o
Vie Aorihefn u southern Ports, nj favorable rates
BOARD
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ CoBBs, Vice President,
GEORGE B. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Jous 0rEY TAYLOR, WM T. ASpERsox,
JAhM y. PAYsE Jons T. DAVE,
NM H. eTHATIoS, MAURICE :. LASonoRNK
SAMUEL H. MokNNKy, CnAA r. sLAuuHTsH
sAs. q. WILLIAMS Treasurer
CREED 7. WILLS, Secretary.
DR. WM. 0rWAY OWEN, lNu, y,
DR. II. GILMER, nc"ch hAa"'ners'
The Medical Examination Of subjects insurance
made al the Oce Of the Company day
hours of 2 and o'clock. L. NJ. feb IB-ds
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NEW GOODS

WOULD most respectfully aln"tnee my friends and to
Il these trading IA lAnchlurg HAT prepared to sell
them GOODS reasonable they can lind in the
market My stock nt lbomee- selected with great
are have also on han, large lot Blankets Hat,
INA l'oots good stock ri troo, fos which determined
20 sl low for cash, prompt CUSTOMERS
!'l'aSr give mc tasl al - bridge street.
oct N-dt> AIEX KINNlEE.
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SCHEME.


Tickets a. Halves Ga, Quarters u. kighihs s2S, -
Certificate ef Package of I'd whnies, costa wv W
Do. do 10 Halves. lS9 -
Do do. 20 Quarters, .......t+t - -
DO. do 70 tiRhthA q, -
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS Is
To be drawn in wilmington De saturday, March si 1900
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All articles consigned 10 The Agent City Point ship
b, him b! hrSt clss
bills Of adng taken and forwarded hout any additional
charge
Dor classification goods other information apply To the
Agent at l!nehbnrg. II. ID, BIRD, sup't
ieb i6-2m
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LIE ]. s...,..

OFFICE sou | II SIDE RAILROAD CO.,
PElfnshrKo, February II, 1850.
~ and after Mona, the 20lh day February the follow
~ rales at Freight Will tc charged
Earoad tompan. from lyncibarx Petersburg, Richmond
aud tity Point:
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MTTERIEe.
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LoTTERIEe 81 DELAWARE,
FER March. 1see.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS d CO.. MAsAoERs.
wTZHTEeT0E DELz RaRE

The Manager cs The attention u The public 10 the following
Splendid schnes % BE- drawn 10 wimnsoa Delaware. BY
efnts snfAorju.
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RICHMOND ADvERTIsEHEHTs.
Great Seuthern Hat and Cap MansfacteFy
JNHN p00Q 2 !. ~

Manufacturer and Dealer IN Far, Sfrdr, Leshorn'
finaad. S,t1, and Mcieskin Dress Hats.
4 UAyEnow ready my spring stock u Hais. Caps
i and Goods 10 which would invite ne sisn,
lion Of the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and
Tennessee confident Of ability 10 supply them via every
thing they may want In line, good terms ~ het can
h. procured In any market IN the county
socs will be constantly full BY The addition OF any
hing desirable. Having greatly Increased my
facilities many desirable styles will be OF m,
uwn Ny Black Moe-kn Hat il sl In the ront
and equal not superior to anything produced IN me
country. a.,
NJ assortment Of Boys Misses ad Chleren's Richly Trimn
ed Hat. and Flats different styes Of Braid and Leg
horn, raBnnt he cEreicd .
In Military Goods, furnish thing required. Ny
stock sAriou. qualities 81 Arm, "Reguaon Hats h
complete aud any 81 the different styles of ias or CAPS
naar la order n Ahort notice.
NH S-ts JOHN poLEf
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JUST received al No 81 Ninth street tfurmey Bridge ST.
- and splendid assortment of ladies' aud Children
Shoes, whieh will be sold cheap for cash,
feb Its DAVID LAWSON
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Great Reduction In Freight from New York.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
m - TIE Jfjaestoen will leave New York on
1ne..lay The Hoanoke Ihur-ay, and the
IoAtpma Oh saturday Returning, the Jdmt"fo~h leaves
Echmon fria. aierno"n City Point evening and
Norfolk eatn In. evening" RoaaoAe leaves Richmond Saturday
afternoon, lily Point cning and Norfolk Monday even
The lork0ea leaves Richmond Tuesday afternoon city
POINT saline evening, and Norfolk "Wednesday evening
Measurement Goods 10 Norfolk Portsmouth, AT SIX cents Il
ootto I'll! Point ccn,sand 10 Richmond, eight ccns
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage 10 Sarfalk tlate and nclue) fS To
Petersburg or Richmond 80; 10 Lynclburg Al
For further particulars apply Ia
LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co, Agents,
feb bdis Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZs
100000!
Grand Consolidated Lao terry Of Delaware
CLASS ID
To be drawn In wilmington. Del saturday, March 81 is6o
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5eEAIag XqEth Ka9XtnE.
SITTER,
0ppessff fse sxeasaSe Baak,
Malls blreef, Lynchbarg, Wa.

RALL 6TYLK PREWIUk HATS.
n sTffxEks n place 10 boy ycur nara under HE
sxs knapeclsA. b. e celebrated weskmen shat
= 5rs1eea1 He fgFnbhns his nnmersas cssomers with
H. hsadsne Hal hat ean be prodacea There nothing
them IN this city They the Hat of
.hlas s.y sssl He aoss no dssisn eslas eso,is.lcs
eclipse N otAer IN beauty Of style durability and
na pecuiry aapaed Ne form of the head aud exquisite
~ beaasifai, sslixefs b the place W get H.
lie would also a asson s large sock of sof Felt
HaiA efev gF.de and quality scrysns Hats In great xare-
II VI CosA Telvea and Plush Cap- Children Fancy
Hats cp Ladies kidding Hai and all kinds Of Hats made
70 orde al tbs shortest notice.
Cali sutsrs Prsccsl Ha.,cs bargains sign
the BIC BlrE Inov la-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

eS Merchants and others interested Informed that thu
Souihsiie Railroad Compan! have made have
The ra!age done between their Depot and all points ihc
the SAINT rates as are charged to and from the Canal Basn
Give your orders TO Mr. H. T. SINS SEM them To me AT the
Railroad Depot. W. Is. GEIGG Agent
LrNonHuEa, Feb H. is60. s. s. k H. Ca
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NEW CONCERN

M have this day associated ourselves together pur
w pose OF conducting general Grocery
business under The style and arm of HENsLky al
the old stand 81 Murrel Straon No Street. Lynch
burg. Va.
We viii keep constantly hand good assortment OF Gro.
cees Liquors. Staple Dry Goods every article usu.
ally kept In Grocery establishment.
Particular attention paid Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and all other kinds Of country praduoe.
We hope by strict attention merit tn. s
Of our friends and the pablic generally.
wh. II. sTRATToN,
Feb Its sAM'L W. HENsl.EY.
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ALUM WAFER AND MASS

HOLLOW wARE.-Just received alarge variety Of Hollow
Ware consisting OF Pots, Skillets. Ovens Biscuit Bakers,
Frying Pans Grddes Anditons kc, Of superior quality; and
house, No. 1871 Main Street. q. 3. BLISS.
Lynchburg, Feb. 70. 1850
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAR RE
NJ III Main Street Richmond Va

CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHENWAR RE
No lit Main Street. Richmond. Va
go HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
6 ~ he public generally that am now In receipt o, my
before embracing Decorated and O JId
s"t b"s, To- g"d I", s; nsAer, D ne. ha ,s
nd splc- 10 sets and by The s"ge pair NJ, stock Tor N,
M s'E nc an, WI" g.aa care ha An" 1 h
nted ~, rs receive good. directly from The nanuiae
July .. ny o, u. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va.
IcoElcE 20 ease. C. C. Mass icoriee-.ne of the bel
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
sep, 2ai' Richmond, Va
Forwarding Business.
fl'iE james E,c anG knna~ha Company having accesi
bc proposition the side r. h. 90. ,nnce
rJt'> am, however, 10y Thai Arrangement, enabled 10 put
goods r"s at 70 70 u per cont bto" The son'hsle Road
t', the difference Will he much gr.nier Al an, rate
s,,ri, wnh nigh viii pcrniI; he
n"hars and the West viii Mad it greatly 10 their advantage
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march is On ia" book, Richmond Va.
Fine Green and Black Teas. t.r~s--ts
20 10 Half Chests very superior Black Ten, JUST y
" landing per ship "Jac'b Bell direct lro',sa4Ass1
lhina, ALSO,
8 HALF Chests Fine Extra Fine Gunpowdcr Teas per
p "i.onancc The ship N. cra" all of
trG g. EDMOND. DAVENPORT co
'onNsoHIs ;Eff91IMI . Stiltr, a orEY'
f'Srnr Ms h Ar Srr FOE TE@'"
1 1000 bags Rio, I"guyr" aud java Coffee;
90 ,is' assi and damaged sole Leather
1~ bnNc, Brown soap
loo barrels y. q. Moln>,c.:
10 hog-hea,is ,ubn MoIa,.c"
q do rranualch suiHr
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Wanted 10 Hire

SERVANT WOMAN 10 Cook, Wash and Iron for a small
~ mmly Apply 10 q. H. CAPERION.
Jan 9-ts
4 tORN, MEAL, Ii MP AND GEOtN ND PLASTER-Thc
" undersigned has rented rom Messrs. IAn.horne n Johns
'r torn and PlIser Mill lie +" i'll keep land
The above articles, which re will sell cheap pInclua
tIlAS =. LANdfDkNE. Sole Agent
march idts for The sal, ri Western Plaster n tins city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
.ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sAI.ER
Jan Pats
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CAUTION.
Persons living nj distance should bc txtreme, enuiods al
they order Letter, Tickets Certificate. II rnrkages ri
Tickets Tho country |. flooded with bogus and swiing
Lotteries Every inducemrn Is held out 10 get Ia
money Ia them Capital Prizes "f from t2oooo sio"
head their schemes-aih Tickets nj One Dollar tloo,up
Capital rzrs offered Tickets 81 All suci In ctrry III
frauds and money IL sent 10 them for lckc
10 without the shadow nf chance al
getting prize beware ol all iotct. where The Capital
Prize unusually nrge lie price al lekct'
where rrilcs offered for small
cost Of Tickets, put II down u certain fraud.
~ All orders addressed FRANCE, lRo Co,
Wilmington Del, will neet with prompt attention, aud the
printed official drs wings sent u
FRANCE, BEOADBESTs n GO,
fed 90 didof Hif,iagfon, Dei
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Sombrero Guanc

Sombrero Guano.
Onn TONS sOMBEERO GtANo, landing from Schoon-
AtDtI ef WAR Eaxc" direct frn sombrero Island Fur
sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT n CO,
th y-ts Richmond, Va.
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EVERY OTHER TICKET PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
* ruksE LurrHRiEs DRAWN.
SPLENDID SCHEME

21s6o prizes amounting 10 f3ldnuU
Whole Tickets tl0. ilal,es ~ Quarters FIN.
Persons who desire need on, remit the risk or Package,
Tor vi lch will send a Certificate n follows:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole. costs 40
Du do. 10 Halves, e." =s##as.-+ss=- y
Do do. 10 Quarters, p" ..-.=.=###ss -
DO do ~ highihs, ." .=..szs# 500. IL
eE- Prizes paid immediaci, alter ile drawing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

FNNnE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the u,
dersigncd, AT The old stand No Ia Main seYl where h
will b. pleased 10 receive the very liberal m.
ronage bestowed upon the late concern assuring ALI who nu
eau mat every EFFORT VIII be render satisfaction In ,
Of Pictures, rates of charges, Nc
Wealso have the agenc! for the Cry Dorptr uRr an
LOCK- Sfruu SEWING MACHINES hens tcls tnck patl,s
and enhrodrrs aud does all the work Machns
is Tar more simple and less complicated any other Ma
chne and is sold al the lew prices $40 and $50 Be.
cabinet Machine ga He has the Patent Adjustable emmer
manufactured expressly for The Quaker Machine The only
one that hens ali widths thickness From the large num-
Der sol" by ~ = Tanner Cos while acting agents and tho
general satisfaction which the Machines given the under
eghd feels no hesitation in recommending as the best
no" In use Call aud examine them. n = TANNER
oct > dis Ma ia Main Street I ,nchhnr, y.
~ Hair Jewelry.
VAIL and examine BOOK of StN1cs for Hair Jewelry
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<,,,, t1dIr J 6WeIry.
AL ana examine new BOOK of STYLES for Hair Jewery
Y which We Aayr lately received
go, j. WILLIAMS & SON.
h'- - IS Main Street
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SpdTk NdCkSs
NEW article prev ent children falling into or clothing
"A taking fire from CRATES just received.
fcb2s SIMPSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

% follow the lead Of the Valley Bank and e e evident that
unless the price Of Exchange Chicago rsuc
me threatened crisis mast BE- perenced, this
s np ae g ne mercy may as well prepare lamseiqel
pof exchange gaveiy remarzs that Ell. the rise contnues b
E soou be the interest Wherever extensions can readily OBJ
taine1 Tor western merchants to put their payments m
cnge Is sold At reasonable The price equals
A months interest On most purchase The tax the
camille public Who receive Missouri and Illinois currency par
Is enormous The banks Of the States have an asrreae
circulation Of SIS 100000. The per on this suOOo
Aatpy this by four and We have $4,000 per che
tune 90 Which the the people Of those daucing
Of their system banking shortest v r
the people Of Illinois cut % t1er troubles Isl not 4
suspensions as toe Press and Ir5l5 suggests but srca
rae banks % sell their securities and issues There
are deposited a ringfed a5ou s000000 bonds half Of
se soid m New YORK. would very relieve the exchange
rency would Be retired som body nav say this ou make
money seace Let When banks rad ccu atoa
OF ouO0uO1 matters comfortable in Illinois to Whit they
ae a9"i WINE as me circulation increase pressure
ing Banks oe not cr4e money II they the artcs would
never be scarce They do create promises % pay aud these il
property mana3e1 drive money
multi ploaon OF tank notes Missouri Illinois is
ed cetsn toss states and diminished capital: hence the exist
dilcultes. The latter removed ~ reversing The
machinery increase capital diminish credits This
be dole Illinois BY selling stocks and reu o uo-rs
In Missouri the remedy clear, te crrac il
secured BY The deposit Of aa bonds people are BEGIN
be suspicious that these institutions ankinr 10
fitg fer every dollar Il papr WhJ not shin
million coin, then, d return that pzper7 Thus
auge would be created and the market relieved It IS
possible shat several hanks making keiF sore
by same bas OF gold This DONE s0nis8 and II Mis
bankers this dodge easy 70 see Why they do
undertake relieve themselves by Shipping Their
knctty stands, and II united Without
pinc4ing peoples fingers much the better
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

Tennessee Is sold New the 10Th 56, being
further improvl nent Of &c.
The Knoxville Register has the following in regard to the
Ocoee Bank:
From some Of our Nashville exchanges We learn that the notes
Of this Bank discount in that city in consequences Of not
having agents there to redeem them.
glad that sXc agencies viii be established.
The Stockholders Of this Bnk are Of capital the eLaeers
and Directors Of e stces integrity and business capacity
whom the public have the implicit confidence aud the
hb 10 be found IN anor column ho@s that TINS Bak Is equal
any the State The Branch this city
desires home circulation Tor their notes. and 90 erned
their issues BY The wants OF the people oi East Tennessee ami
their own safety.
They have places for redemption Cleveland and
vile At their Uanklng hoes 20 te as the holders can az
the gold AMI silver in exchange their
or any agents than their oeeTs But il any
ashyie friends should Re compelled to take Ocoee Bank
East Tennesseean any gold Nashville
bank notes ding exchange 7i.h them without dscosnt.
The Cincinnati Gssefts OF the 18Th says:
The money market continues gradually easier. There
has been improvement ia the feeling street. with
N three days, and the symptoms prsyi
ousy have considerable extent, disp
The change, tar manifested chiefly in the lat r feature
The supply capital has yet gained sufficiently the
demand and there still Of paper upon market,
which Keeps matters with discount houss but pres
has lbted materially and parties have thu means
they lend Eh mo-e freedom md with9u mani estng thss mis-.
givngs which exhi5te occa Ions frtnght
he improving tendency TO he attributed mainly 10 increased
movements Of produce The latter yer ~ any means
but they br than previously noticed the prospect or
steady shipping demand for the future is favo aoore 50
than at time within the last two Eouths TIE great ap
hog products under le impression that he crop a. lest ea
10 lOou00hugs Short ia the Wet, j commanding more
back ground ana feeling spreads, t current towards
consuming districts increases It is true, the feeling IS stronger h
TIE est than on the sea oadanl this VIII eept % ~ '
case crop is definitely settled By the maj foot
Giss,rri currency declined today c 90 dis and Illinois,
Wisconsin dis and there general sposiii0a
avoid h7 at these figures, while ne valley Baak threw
te notes out refusing % ,e ia On deposit a. any
price Of The dears who bought Missouri yesterday at
81 and illinois discount sold the to-day p fer
the former and dlscoant for he later We mention this fac;
indicate the feeling that prevails Several houses are disposed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

The MinnetOnka will be the II O'Clock Monday
packet for Paducah connecting with the Red Rover,
for New Orleans, and mail boats, for Memphis ST.
Louis and Louisville.
The Sam Kirkman viii be the next Ohio river boat
direct for Louisville and Cincinnati.
The E. Howard, will be the next boat to lade di-
rect for New Orleans
The James Woods, now ready to receive freight
for New Orleans, at Louisyille-theM innetonka and
John A. Fisher viii carry passengers on Thursday
and Tuesday next
TRANSPORTATION perceive the New York
Times, upon railway matters. shows conclusively,
that their New York transportion is fast on the de-
cline that the Baltimore and Ohio in conjunction
with the Marietta is the competing route, whose
principle terminus the Ohio is at Wheeling 379
miles from Baltimore, ard at Parkersburg, 200
miles from Pittsburg, and SO miles below Wheeling
clear of the majority Of shoal water, prevalent
above that point and 3S3 miles by rail from thence
to Baltimore with its water connection must natu
rally rival them, not only for quick transportation
but in cheapness Of freghts-sO much so, that even
the New York merchants, can ship goods by rail
to Baltimore and then to Cincinnati, via the Balti
more and Ohio road and save 100 miles in distance,
and when the road avails itself of coastng steam
ers from New York New England and the Ohio,
with the Cumberland rivers that the western ship
pers must as matter of interest, seek this line Of
transportation that can greatly reduce the rates
CT carriage, on account of the difference in dis
lance the New York Lshortest route to Cincinnati
being $50 miles, and the Baltimore route being only
5S2 miles, leaving the distance in favor of Baltimore
! 295 miles.
! In 1858, the Baltimore road increased its tonnage
within a fraction of $4,000 TONS and ever since has
been making like gradual increase. Under all these
circumstances together with its immense facilities
it must stand prominent, well injurious to the
New York roads, as to nearly, if quiteal others,
and the time is not far distant when, without any
show Of struggle, it viii command the principal
carrying trade between the East West and South
west The BaltimoreEroads present shipping rates
from East to West are from Baltimore Nashville,
Ist class, I35 3D. I2O; 3d. 80; 4th, G5; special cof
fee Coo. From Nashville to Baltimore, via river
and rail- lst class 10; ID IS; Sd. IS; 4th (cottoH)
( 500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22


On the s2d ,y57ember, KATIE daughter Of cEAElEs NJ
Have, aged six ygl-s
Sweet precious arsr esn IL be that thou hast weP Thy last
sad tear on earth Las thy bosoa indeed heaved its a
Sad sigh Have @ seepess nights in which thy weared FORM
knew no repos m melted into the dawn OF beautiful e'er
nal day Is The F full Of touching pathos forever hnsacl
upon thy pst song which oft hath charmed tie faithful
mother as she ke the nightly vg rOu9d thy bei1 Bright
darling AATE as so gursiD Of the silver ST. cams is he
memory Of thy va to all tee. But as God sends
ms ram upon the just UNJUST he has sent thee to stranger
lana . de taa others too might have lingering memory Of
ny o'n' ami moved bear Oravely the Ills o. he ny
an example 50 beautiful thine Wslldo We remember the last
words We ever head uttered by this darling child II am going
away she mecky sad, they tell am going to walk
when come back Sush smile nc2be sEestness as that
hope oFoagh TO h blue eyes, never forget Tor
seems 10 US as The a which angels when hri they ea'cA
glimpse O; paradise AMI shall say, that the hope OF that
fus'ins child has verdei7 NOT in LIES weary way are
her little sei nov lngno hedges round the golden streets
catching her deuconno acher,us band ready to dey'
er her . Ae sneay darkened SKY Through which
The tender lambs s1e goupe their way. Gladly she ws"deTs
n the light OF Gods love- and her imprisoned Inns 'hro"
aside The stters @ bound earth, se heart and voice
echo tbs glad song rei,m Yes freedom from all lies
woesreeiom iro that dowu the most beautiful Of
our Heavenly Fathe l rufreedoa rom t- temptations
shat so tAscnae s HAL wandsrerfreeiom iron nie'
dom from DEATH or oveh those whom he a-st ohas.en
Ell, how Gear must gem aorttty which he has
thus early called 90 he set ho shall say that her robe is
not the puer Tor having passed trou the furnace 81 aeoni
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