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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
President Jackson's Farewell Address.


General Jackson, following the example OF
Washington. nj his retiring from tho Presidency
issued u farewell address. which wns principally
devoted to tho danger oi dIsunion, aud the prtser-
ynion Of harmony aud good feeling between tho
different sections ol the country. Ills exclama>
ton was:
Has the warning yuicc of Washington been
iorgotton2 or have designs already been formed
II sever tho Union Let it not be supposed TINT
| imputc 10 MI ut tnnsc who have tnken nm active
part IN these unwisc aud uuproftablc discussions,
II want Of patriotism or Of public virtue. The
honorable feelings of STATE pllo and local attach
mrnts find place in the ho,,n,s Of the most TN
iightcncd and pure. Bat while such mrn arc
conscious Of their Integrity md honesty of
purpose, they ought never u forgot thnt tho
cilzons of other States are their political broth
ren /; and that, however mistaken they may be in
their views, the great body Of them are equally
hone,t and upright with themselves.
Mutual suspicious and repronches mny IN
time create mutual hostility. aud artful and de-
sisning men will be always found who nre rea-
dy t. iumcnt these fatal divisions and 10 infiamo
the natural jcal,usics y! different sections ot the
eouulry, The history It the world is full of such
examples, and especially the history ot iepub'
ltt4.
"Whai have you to gain hy division and dis
srn,Ian? nrludc not yourselves with the beiei
taat a breach, once malc may be afterwards re.
Iaur1 II the tnoa il once severed, the limo ot
srphration will grow nrlar aud wider and tho
controversies which are nov debated and settled
in the balls ol legislation will then he tried IN
fields "i battle. aud dctcrmiued by tho sword. -
Neither should you deceive yourselves with the
l. pc that the first Inc of separation would he
tt permanent cue, and iha, nothing but harnp'
- nDl concord would lr found in the new asso-
cations formed upan the dissolution of this Union.
Lad interests waull s'il he found there, and I'M
cAh,tencl ambition. And If the recollection oi
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

1up RrAT'oNs OF AFRICAN APPRENTICES The
Havana correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta
writes.
learn that it has been arranged to import into
Cuba in the least time prnctible, from 25, 900 to
-, 900 free Africans, under contracts far tw,'rc
years Serpicc. This comes from reliable source
apparently aud is prcdcatcd upon the pri.ciple,
that we have much right to introduce free labo-
rers for given terms of scrvitude from Africa. rs
from, India, China, Span Mexico. or Yucatan---
all If which counties havc given to their popula-
ton under contracts for months or years as might
he agreed upon, to aid in meeting the wants of Gu
ban industry. If this business is once commenced
by introdurtion- under contracts which, it is said
have been authorized by competent authority, it
will be continued as long as the sugar.cane is one
Of The staples of Cuba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

g lAlallg a1iv9inian.
Maynard and uatton

y Washington correspondent If the New York
7,e"S has the following pen portraits oi Horace
Mayuad aud Il .hrrt Ilauon, two Opposition
members of Congress from rennes,ec
Horace Maynard, hy the way, has very curl
Gus and striking appearance. At distance one
might think him IN Indian stripping oF about
eighteen y"ars ot age, who had uthNr outgrown
his strength. Coming nearer, We hnl h'm Ia be
"A tail. thu shu.dlcd, rnmrod al man. with long
hlaek hair eonbrd buck bchind tho cars hlark
eyes, aiistoRug and heallike und irregular
>uajl. earilr>> features, ro,cled Will tghtly
drawn skin # brunette complcNun. He >anl-
we'll IL the House, aud IL regarded man d
sounl. moderate and conservative eliuionr, very
ropnH with The strorg men "f all parties, hut
hardly chGilir Tor tue Votes, o any Northern
Dem efal lcsl ling IN district where the IarcEn
element pr,dumJuntes. II is SAID tat he was be ru
N tmont, AMI w,ut down Ia TenGe,>ec as n
>rho'lm,strr, whrDe he soon achieved ihat distlnc
.aa NhI1. Ia, 81 otstu rcturGcd him to ton.re>s.
E''eit II 8ruu. ot Tonnes, CO, thcn ohialnad lhr
Il ~. t.r a ~ct speech aul at remmauHl,i at
t"Ntlun. llri, rather tall rather TIN. viii
l'rsc bad aaa Ing face. male | niger hy +" IN
SION - ofansa chin hoapi, burmpuihnG well with
pitl, elp ek~. / lhr,c iAir. frehcal. hgh AMI cN-
rHn''ve III e#rtr., st y de anat "'l c'rh ati.1uf
Il Smnil lflr za'lr 10, high rhtrk honr', md a
crea' quantity 4 tt6rE hteNn hnir, ret' "a 'pel,
ur'1 5 euH4 Lar badly htNat lcf 9Th sufficient tp
mdu'-f ! rjHIcuellN. lirrIardlv, Mr. lla tnn
hts .rn Il tba s'nlirl grarrs ol nn ur,t than
any member Vt S,rn UPON The i'oor Ills -es'fte"
are iu,l. rom md n prarr.ntc- IN u 'ent#-
never stofe. uHe. hu' .lNdN.rinphatir. aud nithau
tnciiuafi,n - =" 4 rla 5tdsr. IL Ii "a lows
imag'fst'ian. a1l iierrrt"p,t,s lur,f'y developed
TIM qltith> # ra-ual,ty and raitlol,, Il '"'Nrr
nat hr \ die ir.m t1r gallery # nj all eVls'.
in,e. IL. VI = musical. aud Iuli + he cApreh
.r.an t,ue: ael hn srcals VII The iclib#r,ttl..t
81. u#,s, 1,,es .pauot n lay no'hoe IL 49, -!
I . i. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
MCKINNEY Ss co.
MuoireAiE AND RErAIi
GrOccrS and Gen'l commission Merchants,

Bank square, Main Street. ll nchhur..
M l. receipt ui spring stock trnrtrrs.
w Iron, sized, staple ir, ,upl>, NJ .tunsi,tnlui
tH'n, Orleans aud coioc sugars, various lra,r,.
Loaf, rushed, t,nthulnt,d and Pow d,r,d ~isnr;
laIura, Rio, Java. Mocha and santos tnn,t,
rIrrn, Wax. AiAmanlinc and IallnN tan,ilo>:
Brown and Falit! SOAPS NarinIs brands;
"as, Golden Chop Imperial Plantation. pcriois bonng
spices "f every kind sd" Leather good and damaged. pun.
,b,t lin, l'rrpa and Ground Alum 1arrs
nl Nos; rgita aud Western cared Bneuu; Nu lipttN
HerrIng~, Whole and hall barrels; No 4 AHrkcr II
vi No. ! IL ru Ian 'tGauu: bl dominion Nss u.t- rclu
"i Iron; Band Hoo" and SHEET lrn: NnrwAA Nail Ell,
at, shear and Bisi"re sicel Wagon HoNr,, all
ihcf with gen, raj assortment Of staple br % such
"" | anl2 oliab.fs Bcnchtd and brown shiriu.- and
Nhrrting-, BuAls llanianIun Linen touuut-. striped
Dznahnrgs, Prnt-, biuEhams Ac Sc. Ia which Tn,
MI, ash examinations from their friends ani the pa
orally.
tTpariicular attention paid 10 consisnmens of al @ Of
tauuirl Produce. apr la1i..
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MISCELLANEOUs
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEW ING MAC HINES!


OPINIONS bf THE PRlSS
Ii is the hest we have Examiner.
II does all proicsses.-Enluir.r.
No other compares with i.-South
The work is strong AMI perfect Christian Advocate
The perfect ni.-C Cenlra Pr terian.
Equal, Vi not superior, ~ any.-rriu,,ti ti,t.
Decidedly the bcst-.tiicrsuuian Ecputraa
superior To an,.-Nirglnia Citizen
The best in usc-tul, per observer.
The most complotc.-l:ockinGlam Register.
The b, II na,c.--N allie, Democrat.
WITHOUT RIVAL >cict.iic American.
Il took the HIGHEST PEEMlu al the >tc Tin In Virgil.
Ii took the HIGHEST PEEMIl NJ ai Tin, ~sa ,r in New
York.
II took the HIGHEST PEEMllM at the >a, Fair in New
Jersey.
1t k the HIGHEST ri.EMlt al the ,tr falr ia Penn.
~ lNania.
II took the HIGHEST PE%lt VI al stir Far in Ken
tuckN.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIl N s.ac frrin Hi
nois.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the ~ta., LAR in
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM n m, jaf LAIR in Mich
igan.
1t took the HIGHEST fELMlt at the sialr Far in Indi.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the >afe Far in Mis-
siSsiplI
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM TIN Sat, Ear in Mis-.
IL took HIGHEST rHrMitM al the ~,a. gair
farnia.
And the Fairs in Cincinnati, hcao, oi, Baltimore
and Richmond.
A. S. ENGLEDOVE. Sole Agent,
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Herring'S Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.

MYTH HALLS PATENT rowDEI-pIooF Lot rs. the
w same that awarded separate In'is al tc Worlds
FAIR Lundou ISL, and the Worlds Fair New lork and
ARE THE ONLY Ans ric:n Safes thai awarded medals
at the Iondon Worlds Fair.
h,s safes trm the most perfect security against Fire and
Burglars II an, Safes offered 10 t:le putd,-
$1,000 REWARD
VIII be paid 10 person that show thai lierrng Pa
Champion SAFE failed preserve It's in
accidental irr.
. {. HFLRfNG CO. Manufacturers. 25I BE ,a,iway,
MGrray St, New York, and II n - firaricr -, 40
A.ESTs.B W. Knowles, Richmond Va: T. J. Lester Pc
'lrg Va; EoM land Brothers Norfolk Va: j. H. Thomp
l.ynrhbnrg Va j. K Blossom, Wilmington, y. e.; W.
cfring Atlanta, Ca. j. NJ. IL Is. r. Reed West Point
Ca, Holmes Co.. Charleston, s. c. lAwl
i,nID ,l3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON
Z l. II NJ

RI. yIpGINIAN published daily nj 30 and Tn Weekly AZ
q, r annum in advance and Weekly al ~ Inv arany III ad
g. & harws. AZ 30 will he charged in all cases No paper
MI G except at the option ot the proprietor u
Ill MI arr.arac,s shall have been paid =,
" u" NFNTS are inserted for 80 ccns per square o
Ia lines or less hrsi inscrtion and SY cents L vn
!" unl,s. ordered form weekly anu heh 'o
% r s,unr. will be charged for each insertion hr mum
GEMS G be- moi marked the MSS will be published
III III ,,d.r,d oui and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: -.
sanare daily TO-
ri
rr Two ..iunrcs t wek! - . :. "
sU- Advertisements intended or oo'h p'p'' '"''' " '
contract ,i,,,,.., Il, ,,.ir i'm IN, I'm,
~. ,r The a,ertIsernens charged for transient rates
~ An new advertisements appear III lhe "as ae ""eeA
notice. which exceed eight lines are charged
bly G,rt he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
NEW GOODS

y EIW GOODS.
I WOULD most respectfully friends and 10
those trading in Lynchurg, that prepared sell
them GOODS reasonable terms they find in the
market My stock of Donescs is large and selected with
have also hand, large lot Blankets IIas SHOES
AMI Boots good stock Of Groceries which am determined
10 sell low for cash. short time Ia prompt
Please give me a call ut 80 Bridge Street.
oct slts ALEX. KINNIER.
GAIT SALT!-2o0 Sacks " Marshalrs' Brand Liverpool
= Salt, just received and for sale by
dee LEE BMkF&fO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

DEPTn or DIFFERENT SEAs.-ln tho Ncighbor-
hood If the continents the seas are often shallow I;
thus, the Baltic Sea has n depth Of only l20 feet
between the coast OF Germany and those Of Sweden.
The Adrialic between Venice and Trieste, has
depth Of only l3O icet Between France and En-
gland the greatest depth does not exceed 800 feet
while Juthwest Of ireland it suddenly sinks g.
600 feet The seas in the south of Europe are
much deeper thnn the preceding. The western
basin OF the Mediterranean seems to hs very
deep. In the narrowest part of tho Straits OF Gi-
braltar 1T is not more than 1000 feet below the
surlnce. A little further toward the east, tho
depth falls to 3 600 feet and mt the south coas. ot
Spain to nearly 600 feet. On the north west Of
Sardinia. bottom has hot been found at the depth
Of nearly 5000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS d. Co.
1O2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
nI
~ iaisNpIp hNS'h MEN 'T
STABLE and Fancy Dry Goods.


AVE ake pleasure In announcing Ia friends and the pub
w lie GENERALLY TINT We have In stnc aud wei
selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIZZY GOODS
Ia Which We very respectfully invite their attentions
l'ain Bluck and Figured silks
Rich Gro De T. Case,
" Epson Tor Mourning,
Two Flounccd slk Robes,
Extra liich Two flounced Courcd silk Robes.
Paris Printed Mouslin Robes,
Rich Paris Chinz Prntcd Mouslins,
lnldns, Nnlcniias, Plain and Ray adttc,
lHain and Frnlod French Mernos,
Black French Mcrnus
Mousns, l'onhazine md A,incas,
With large stock ui Embroileries
Cambria, Muslin aud ' NHlcncinc Sctts,
tumhric and Muslin Collars,
Nnicncinr and Lace Collars,
llnudkcrrlcls, Nc.,
With large stock OF Gcnicm.n's Ware:
Cloths, CassimerVs and esngs,
3 and Ca Full Cloth
Sleeps, Grey Satnrts linseys Nc,
Bleach and Bro. shceinr, ~. 10 and II L.
bleach Hnd Bro. shccng j. and IA,
Cotton bsnahnrCS, 81 aud ! t.
Bed Blankets, hilc and courcd Servants Blankets
Nnh large stock "i House Furnishing uoods:
Window shades, Cornirrs, Fable aud Piano Covers,
tarpcilng, Rugs, Mats, Flour OH Cloth,
trmh Cloths, lrigg,ts Ne. .Ac
Cali and eNaminr r .oursee before purchasing slscW here
nj loti lScts JOHN J.. DAVIS y tb'~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
LIcaddrcsses! Headdrcsses!

l.. a. IL L. * l y 5 l. IS
the place where the largest assortment of the LATEST
L LIS bp>c goods kept. and t,cr, wAprr
you can g,t t,cH CHEAPER than elsewhere
jan l'-ts 1j6 MAIN STREET.
LNINE Tons WEAVER SCOIIOPED IRON Just rr.ciy
Il ed and for sale b! SMITH ~ ADAMS,
jan u Iil Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

SOLOMON e NJ SSER,
No. 113 Main Street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY
NAyE receipt of sTofK of Gltot ERIES
W DRY Gool~ LIQUORS, Nc,, f'nsisiing. in part, Of
Coffee Crushed, Loaf Powdered and New brl,- sugars
ario,r- grades. laguira Rio Java and Mocha t. SPERM
Adanaane and 1aihu Candles Brown aLd F,i,,y
various brands. >oir Leather good and .ianua spices Of
kind Pure Gitr Vinegar. improved III sn, al" IIy
DIR Tca- iAeo, and nic. !o BACON ams
Marshall Lncrroo salt Cotton arms: luhs.i1. tc"r, AL
num-r No. crnnss, No and MacktT,i. oti Dominion
Nus Liquors Braits VI Hitcrcnt kl. Ilr uiil gen
nf staJl, Dtt Go "l. such w.
hls.-s aid b,ac,c,i SIring LiucI i..st Niucng
Heavy Negro G,--is I.gr and Jn width hrnluck, Oxford
.Hr, &" with large assUritnto of Negro shD AaEic
uiHr,LrrJ
Iacco manufacturers and farmers viii ind t" their inter
Cs Ia call and stock, &r., &C. Ia ~ioI oy
srr'h, ASK share Of te public patronage and lir friends
generally. u
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u. u. & q. A. DIIGlfID

INHfffHNf7'N T'fHVHIW IN'FN.
T1 WILL Keep constantly on hand ar,' stock Of an
s--F~~ kinds oi FURNITURE, ot their Manufacture
which they will be pleased la siiow tn. old
I<%1. and patrons OF :. Diugud suns, and puh'e
generally.
The! also keep constantly hand large stock of FskS
METALLIC Bt RIAL CASES, of all sizes also arst II
WOODEN OFFINS, Of every descriptions pa, prouri
utt. nttun 10 the undertaking business all hours
ieh .5=ihds u. =. q. a. ptuGfiD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
LADIES


TIOOP SKIRTS HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED JIrST
IL OPENED-Just opened large assortment. be sold
10 be sold at reduction of thirty per cent Please call aud
Look ai them.
dee I2dts. JOHN ABRAIIAMS.
Horses for Sale.
XXTE have six good Saddle and Work HORSES for salt
w 1hds~ N need Of horses will please give $ a call
oct 3dts FRANKLIN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

Notice.
ENRENG II, German and American PLATE LooKI<Iass in
L. plain aud ahc! Gilt Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames grcit! reduced prices, the old stand.
JOHN l.. WINSTON.
sept 9-ds No. 10 Main St. opposite the Non4n Ilr>,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Abolitionists Killed In Lynchburg,

Abolitionists Killed IN Lynchburg,
csH lnE 10 Kill the Northern fann- j. ltdIr
StE 20 aThg,s Buggics aud Wiguns, at AIlIl
Main street. l4uchburs, and moi send yoir lnouty
North. ,urrli aud enable the Abulnns- uakr
lit"s and spears 10 send 10 negroes Ia Xii as
BAILEY horn and raised in tamphrd County, an
making. m Increased facilities all the tnrfllsts
Eo kawais and Bugcs, neat and substantial. Also all kinds
If Harness Repairing and painting ui Iarrag,, don with
ncatnrse aud Dispatch
The subscriber returns his grateful acknow crn,n> past
faNn and sl'i~ continuance uf thu MI
of his work, feeling confident hc cnu l,u.t
both ~ L. Iualil! and price JNO n. BAILEY. a..
jan 1hi> i~l Main St. IlnclIur. ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

I1yoR sale and always on hand LACKEYa PURE NOUN
It TAIN WHlsKEY, at SMITH ADANt,
ian Its l4l Main strset
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Ivnchb1lrp Gl1ano DeDot

have taken every rcclu"n ip urnish reliable articles
buy the |. rNian tihno from the Agents
crulncn wl' h ccrinl! Iur' am sole agent H. Hrtirg
for ECescs Manipulated uano aud Nil insure d,
what IL presented Ia be- VIZ: one half Irr,h
hall Sonbrrro believe this To be good eru aud
inr pound, that IL lie used In,
buy IN the lump and hateii ground and sell ai
it he bought an, where In the United Ny
plan is 10 sell for small prof, and srct, cash up
patronage may bo extended 10 that been Il-
!! bestowed heretofore. WIN. A. MIILiE,
sept l3-uls-Rrp n Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

+ Q II II Il N Il,
TNIliE HOUSE AND LOT IN AMHERST now orcuiri h ],
4 Capt. T. I. Whhcrs-aboni mile from the he
House is in good rar has and all necessary
houses. The lot contains about 20 acres, half which
gmss-wiih fine orchard garden. DC.
de. !Jdts JOHN 5. LANGIORSE.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH I!
AZ No. 81 bridge street.
TUVIIE subscriber takes this opportunity returning
his friends and patrons, and would has
Just returned from the Northern cities largest
complete stock of
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.,
particular attention To his stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
In which he deles competition in quality cheaTness
E2f" Give Il call. DAVID LAWSoE
Oct 2-dy No 81 Bridge Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

TUsT RECElvED-8OO PIECES NEW MUSIC. ..-as
- Jan 30ts PAYNE BLACK FORD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERr1F1c.rr,

Encosethc amount OF money to our address for
what you wish to purchase; i NE the Lottery IN
which you " Ist II nyested, and neither YOU wish
Sholes, Halves or Quarters, or Eishths, receipt
gether with the scheme.
Immediately AFTER the drawing Printed Drawing
certified to by the COMMISSIONERS WILDE sent with
Explanation.
ss- Purchasers viii please write their signature.
plain and give the name OF their Post ONCE county
and State
Allcommunicationsstrictlyc onhdentiaI
Sc Allprlzes OF 81 900 nj under paid Immediately
after the Irawing-Othe prize he usua ineof
forty days
II Pwood, Eddy Il Co.'s Lotteries are drawn AZ
Augusta, Georgia, ana Wilmington, Delaware.
Address Order or Tickets or Ceruneaies by N
or Express to bedirectedto
WOOD, EDDY Co Augusta Georgia
or, WOO1, EDDY Co.. Atlanta g Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Willuiugto delaware
Rs-Circuiars containing Schemes for the MOI tn
apr.o-tf
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Our StockI

Pis1taiiaa shoes b complete. Also-Houss Ser
ai's SaOes oi the very bssi quahty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Transportation,
Nashville and Chattanooga Il. Il.
- - -
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AETER

Sunday next, April %. 1850.
Passenger Trains, viii run iollows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. n. and 8, P. n
Arrive at Chatt inoosa 80 ?. - and As A. n.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at ESQ A NJ and so P. u.
Arrive 1T Nashville at 2. n. and A. ~
IL rail connection, and shortest route Boston,
~ New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
Vile, savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Traius connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ana at Chatianoo-
ga with Trains on East Tennessee aud Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appIi-
cation 10 Ticket Agent office at Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices viz:
Nashy Tile to New York, via Charles ton C ST IS
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- - sZ;sE2 So
E2sTEsT EsessysssTf ::S;slf.:l5zssIEE ES$ES


TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Nashville and Louisville, making close connec-
tions at Louisville Tor New York, Boston, PhIadeI-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Lomis, anu the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January I'D 1850, trains
Will run as follows:
Frsttrainleaves Nashville at 80 NJ. daily stop
ping at Gallatin Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
Ehzabethtown, and all regular stations when signal
led by flag, and arriving in Louisville q: $50 Z
n. Returning, leaves Louisville 500 p. Nj, stop
ping as above, and arriving Nashville at 6.05
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. N Dolly
Louisv lie at $40 A. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving in Nashville at $3.50 2. n.
Galiatu Accommodation Train leaves Nash vile
daily Sundays excepted) at ais p. NJ, and arriv-
ing IN Gsllaln at 5l0P. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A. NJ, and arrives il Nashville at e;lO
A. NJ. JNO. B. ANDERSON, Sup't.
A. J. FIELD Gen Ticket Ag't jau25-dtf
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Freight TO New York and Philadelphia
on
Cotton and ElOur,

CHARLESTON AND 81 YANNAR
Cotton per bale than 500 lbs weight - 25
Flour per barrel ! as
n insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah TO New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed at the option and expense of
steamers when compressed, il can be freighted from
New York to7oreign ports at y 10 10 less than cot
ton not compressed.
Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad
T. W. ANDERSON,
dec23-u General Agent.
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Charleston and Savannah
= NJ r. KG hat LII ES
RaIeS Reduced and Speed Increased.

Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashv lille three
three a half and four days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days
Intervening .bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains run on Sunday over
three lines.
No detentions by ice or snow. Overcharges and
damages Except damages occurring at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chaia nooga Rail
road on delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec23-tf
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LIVERY sTABLE.

VIM. 7. WRIGHT q CO., would respect-N
w fully nform III ecitizenK OF Nashville in
sad the public generally that they have Nh
purchased the wellkEovn Livery Stable tie stoci
aad ax,ares fora sriyeceuPied BY Ans-J Philips or
Market Street i IA tbesox the Square
WehaEe afst-rate lots and box stalls to Aceonme-
datsAssseEss4hd a our frie Eds who may favor "a
with their Patronage.
We pedgeourseIy "a cg ~ llcases
weaaves iArg enEmbero ianeSaddte Horsesane
tne Baggiek hire atalltimsa
rhefacus N do ota . enebesnRsurpassefbyaE
itaeIeiRth he seutherncouniry. Cemsaleng and Sc
Tor yourselves.
febs-iy Wal 7" hfeh1 Co.
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Our Catalogue refers but partially to tie GOODS
(kept by us) in their respective departments.
To friends and patrons we beg to say, that our
stock Will be equal if not superior to any we have
heretofore offered; and we most respectfully invite
an examination Of it, assuring all who may favor Us
with call that they will find prices uniformly
low, and terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now
ceiving st OK daily.