davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
How ,hs slave Tr.as % oasrIsa GA.

stCtfsslrL voi A6E-InE hoNrACk A0.IS.
lftm to- 6rsup1rt a. WstahnAn, @pt
Through reisba souroo have lately Iesrns some
Debate laf'culafs rcfpeciug 'cmA Aaoic ~
90, IL MS nciari bus,rss ~ncb illustrating the
mAlrer, til oocness ana The pan,y winch !,
We*eeuted is.tcfs senefs pnDiic interest. sbl- sae
weasel engs1sa N tus rarieular astaca va locally
knowr Y n@n, |" our saaers heleo &C saccino,
shssact q The ala fsets
vestc rsicrrmg ,se snip Scu.Aak, lsac X ssx
ttsrbos. II VII b, inferred that the agls1
ton - ths pubic Eecniy " certain ceyelopeuinss IN
cercsponde.ee q he Nks SoaS aka.lp rom hoy Wet,
vhrh spf9srtd W warrant Ne iniulcaoe ihsi the Non
tss th,fel0 Implicated The cpper snip Thai nana
rsy shser nom Ss2 darpos, sna that her destruction
q ebony IL CHA had been sought T. BE- coyercs N by
TIN story ahort The "sark Aoss ~ Boston" We
ct.rs rgt p las coalcia, The tse,s an the-e;--
lct h,r .l.ed, sriveo Al ssg Hsrsor from ~haiins
voysg' n June, 1859 sho Wa ro' reh.,ei but al
verified &c sale amer iyng at Lous wharf Al ~intcr,
she soid Narcs iss - one oapi oasyle
q Wv lonaon, y whom she was taken T. New YORK
~ himself s<heil-s dlsalpsfed chap NO - sa,s "a
have sEsnt SEVERAL foftanss acquired save Trade
iIrcd hcr eqnpaeu, and went ~, IN hsr pa-senser
osyie eesrbf her q, the Custom House sfor North aud
~th Asniic Toe attention Il toe Uhitea states Mar.
shal " ~ some Of his deputies, called 10 he spsu-
fcr instance slowing hcr srcura tier "a up OF tue
sfone Dsss'--bui, though srspisicus we're Aroused
hchfs 'sns'o,e coad ee icnnt against her, and she
va rfrMef 70 dcpar, Her course vas arst
hssded for isys 70 Keep up Appearances and thence AZ
rtes e e ctAst Of Arics tsbs sclnt lnrmsn, did
NOT state src toos ~ ecsrt lnu cargo Of "blsok.
hrds '-s.ew many ~e osfnol ss, but "a idcs may -
iorwe ru hs fsr that W ninety Gays from sailing she
landed thirteen hundred Afosas one the vino wsrd
hianft " TIE ucrtf OF CubA Aitcb.l (waD is N Nex
York and tN, tbs story) the, Afer iandas the ~
sroet he vert " Cuba ard Arrange th certain authorf
tss v er ne ~ tAree dc4rl lsbOat 1901 head,
~tieh Done J. holly scck them the public market
psrr ~ cetfan city and sofa their q auction for a.
sversge 81 VI 90 spec@ ! tns rsieuent made vo,un
ariy and WIN no pcucsrent 70 deceive can be relied
o., fe pruris " the "lhst cruise" III the Mcutsuk
amount After deducfsrs al Incidental erp~usr~ 70 TIE
eornfiabse " "a 900 CO., which 4 sonwo.t bcttsr
h>n ~ hes whaling W ever heard q, and for three
months voyage twill do =
The kodiauk vS probably scutssst and suck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
Aaaxsr or A cHAsak OF sIasnr,

AaRssT or CHANGE or ISLANDER.
sNr io-krsas 4 Cans - c,bsr N ctlsa -Tns
pisiniH m this asks ter order FOR tho arrest o
The defendant In action for Alleged slander n ID
cong'snes ,hsi Gille,, charged the plantr. vho d
msvchAns doing business IN Se~ York ~, rsadins m
New jersey, with having cheated him cut Of iAsrs
amount Of money hAi be tpIsnufD Is very dIshoass
nsn and not worthy o. credit; he great rascal, and
nm ritnfs All Cub together 70 cheat me- Nc II ap-
pcars that The rarts Formerly partners in busi.
neSs he rislntin ailegr~ that he has ben ic,srei
IN ang~ INC mcvcAnue community. ani csims 80 90
damages On the application ~ 81 ~ 20 whiting the
order ~ sr-t granted and the defendant wAs taken
into custody ~ neputy Marshal 0'Keefo judge Bosls
into the required bonds before Deputy Marshal nomp-
SOC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

The Removal OF messrs. Tsppan and
Craven from the Croson Aqaedaes De-

rrfssr NETTING ~ THE INVESTIGATING cosHrT1-
THE MAYOR DEoLisxS To ATrKrD-AEssks. rAffAH
And CRAVEN PREVENT MIC, ETC.
The trst meeting 81 spccisl COMMITTEES d the Brad
q Aldermen appointed 10 Investigate the winch
induced Honor Mayor Wood 70 remove messrs rNpp~
arc Craven from the respective positions Of Comns-
scner chsof Fneine Of the cro,op Aqoesscs Dcp~
70 have been held yesterday Alderman Starr,
however the only member Of the In a..
ercsnce the absent Aldermen being zessrs Genet anA
Booze. Yessrs Gaven ard Tsrpan both prcssst
besides afge number OF perfons Interested IA tho pre-
gree " The snf ciJ Alei farce
Alderman raKs Informed thcse IN attendance thai ~
netaea 70 ssarn The nsetg@t1on, ~ there were oa-
NJ cNAsrs-I avn ANXIOUS u 20 On dag
AlAern2a sr1Es--i iecls deicscy IN going co unless
NJ other members q she ccumlstee hero with
M rsf1As-i wauf rather have tno investigation
70 Gay.
Aidcrusa srss-rhe charmsa % The csmns,se- so
word tina, hs could not Dc horo today. would lac
~ 70 90 with ~ bot the chairman here. sau
have eng At three o'clecg this afternoon can
not r. GA DAY. ,hux - would he better sdogrs
TN " saofro- Al sao aclock NO ia rsto.r hear =. yss
you have v cay % Que aay co, THAI make ssS
Jobs o. ~
one ~ ths xsyers cerss pcw entered Tho room a-s
having bee. informed that The COMMITTEES were "a session
~ uacrrer starr he handed the appended commusios
tioI from Pc Hover u the Alderman
Nsvoss ory1cx, Nav Yosx, sept 10, lsss
VI sassr, hs2., Chairman, &C.,
TsAz SI--I AN Ia receipt u pots requesting my o..
tendance Al meeting q tbs committee sp,.paieI BY ia
PStcnt ~ n. Beard o. iesmen 10 jay last 70 invt~I
tgste the smxtiUufy ~ the alleged
removal ~ Mrsrs Craven and TappAr, II the Crot.S
Aqueauct neps1uent respectfully decline attenti
tht ueeinss q the commii'ee, sad sha not, directly
indirectly participate IN I've proceedings. The grouDs
upon which asked the consent n the Ad s men 10 ia
removal of hese officers ~i be fcsnd In NY oonmunscA
ton 10 The Bard iaiss July 10 and refer your commit
We H. that document fny sustaining b. cnu,sa
every allegation preierred against tn,m. Az an ipde-
pendert department Of the city government have do
charged the duty inpesec rpon oy we charter thb
matter and leave the hldermnn ascharF~ thsses
Without interference 90 my ssrl VIZ re.gscsfsI,y -
NJ Crsyr-i wou,d IKE 70 sec iss Msyor izos y No.
IN the inquiry
Alderman srxRs-weli, suppose che ohAisraAs q tss
committee ubpuna him 70 attend N II trcuens o.
cssssry do not know whether tbe charges VII rqnue
any s1'Anssson. ~ they ere very lengthy snmx -
moot satisfactory vsy 10 70 put % The inv~sSs'0s -
Mr. cn,r-r ra' h . ansfscscvy = any sd,osrs-
meet can be. :. 60.
AIcermsn srAxs-rhen This committee = sd,curnsa
tn u.rsorrov 81 one o'ctook. -. - -.
y ~ considered by scne ~ imrrooeoN soH sse 60
IA ttee viii never ibid : mesefsg-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

Dvu BsrvIr Two Bsorrsxs-eou Kuru-rbs
Nschitochs IA Cvssc1 % the o. records IL spi-
hving terrible tragedy IA quaErc sroes few nights
ssc between two trothers named Long a. (wilsm and
EnfrN,, resting l.v fsii~ shove cAr-yts wh@1 rro
ros on being usts by c1e of iherl thas nv shsad
tsSt out Immediately win double bArrvllo shot saas
~ @ctj'sd ~ tn othev, ssi Gfuz ssaal aaecussv
to.h q tle.1 wcre INSTANTLY ka.cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

Awcrrn Dvu AT Nsw ozs.Ss-A bos.!ls rrnc,rnr
TOOK rlec. ~ ncnu ycs*evcay the New ori~sas Ds.a
of The "a net near Tho ske, between Mr. Rgfrr T. prv
srs 81 Alshsns, 70 gentleman wcn knovn IN xobfc,
snd ~. ". fointext<r, Planter Y.-co river
NsN mt Too terms vevs dsoEios pistols All t~caty
Ys1s A. the Grn IRE Mr. r~rhins va ssrpck in the
fctehesd BY ths bell Of his anfaxco a. inlnrrx ma,
eeverey, ve are irr-red, but rct rrustsss the skull
~ smnci Cotra was In stseu ssnc~. sui took caarsu
~ ~ twSa 80 quv-el wa n rcgri 10 nsn-
$40 be crit Ats-N e nc broseYs q ssw as ws Ar,
raotnsd ". tsrkins ~W me Challenging party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11


Senator Douglas and iAay are ~ the Fila Avenue
Hotel.
Bon. Caleb Lyons. New York; is stopping =, the Onion
riAce Hotel
Ir 8 Hutcbipgs Of Alabama IL stopping Ut the Astor
Place Hotel
~ Busemsn, Austrian Minister; Mr. Bello aud family
Chilean Minister; Mr. aud Mrs Gunshcr, Of New YORK, are
stopiiDg ~ ibs lisrcDdnD.
Judge Arthur Arthur Of Wisconsin and Richard Bus
iced, - Cooperation Couns. are stopping at the Everett
nouse.
Lieut.. T. A siiinlNn and Capt. W q smith, United
sss,es Army; u. Lind OF PORTE Rico; y X Roe OF Fog
land. " H.eron and Ni-s reuar, OF Georgia. Mr. ani
Mr. Neeroponte, A. H. Bcs-in, United states Boundary
survey fnd family, are ssDppins at the Br.voort
J. Nixon, % Ne~ Orleans editor 81 the Cr.so.st; j.
o.cps, oi New 0siesas; >. Jsses, ~ Loasisaa;
Loeserzon 81 Russls Judge Russell, Ne~ yo,s Dr. W.
Rasnton Of N.~ Orleans Geo. Iiayta, Of Mississippi:
~ wssh aId party, u Nco,le. !. K aordeosi ani
smy q south Carolina, are stopping al the fina Avenue
Hotel
g. W Anderson and family, og Georgia. Geaersl Bailey
and smiy, ~ Louisiana; CD Gamble aoa family, Of Flo
rds. i.E. Wa. heiiy Il D,tgns csnuty, g. ! Congor
= Nv ofleAls Ldeat. J. Caft~sghi. R,yN Navy Gag
sIa ~ II PEiltp- fogiand NJ ~ Ms psco'x, Lon
foa., Warren cleurn uhic. ~ Hsl-tsd, Northampton,
are sioppius a tne =. >icpo's
asr~haH Z, wdd,r, s~l,p, Capt Ha,nohriss, o. 4 A
" y rpmIhrief, wssnngtou, Stone, MAss, IA It's
y. Ne~hni, Dorchester . 7. Brisg. Tcnnssce. n Ty
-, New rofs, Go Goa, Nev Je ~ Capt isgrlhan,
| Iorsgth. Newtup, " A Hal. Hastlass, \. j., are
stepping q, The Asior House.
= I. Jeres AMI wife, Georgia. = ?. Lester and lady
| New ufcAHs A. Esneic aGa party, saossl-. 7. Il
rsn 80 n'n w. i-,Nss n Oven, hnnord,
1VAhs $40 " - hAt sn~ lts k~Ae, ~ A., are stopping
- ~ AA'Nt' h"use'
Cc q. ". Cooper, Asbama. fssses " Mornd Florida:
Esnj ksnrs, Carlestou, . - q Robertson, Maryland
aaron y HohOari, Heon; james Armstrong patrn re
7. J. ksyrsrd, Texas; Col MOOD, Havana ssd r r
ocm std fsy, ecOrNA, ~re stopping A. the Mctrppo.
iss bsD
Gen rotten s,sef roraear Of ina -oa,.~,,h,.,,
Fn.ineer ro,ns ~ the rrllcd si.,rs Irsr 49,, IL
r,rtlsai NJ - ~ -sh .st .sronn.rs.I - ~ -
III. ,stiovus aIors ,ser, v-.r,ss Ia, 80 i, ~.
Tap,. me e.urt n v.,,hs 4 w'll., 600. uss
A wiley Cor ADULTERY aose,e. "A s,,srs., y,.rn
A,n.r y Fr,ersan for acr,erx S1,,s,,,. Tssa.,~ s..
sasriet wsrrer ~ ssrts.n " ''s1'' "V"
- 49,, =. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

Before scu. Judge Brssy
ittirHs Paes flisdlsth &aass, adm, dc.-orcer Of
wrrcst GlsrfAraef
liorus, cao~svs " o. y. aussen -Dsmarrer over.
rulca.
gra4ltsd coadlfi.raliy.
Chorsa skpl. y vriisA III K,mbai. Case settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

Additional Details of the Defeat Of niramJn
at Lagos Escape Of GEN. Graga-De-
feat Of the Liberals al Durango,
Oar Monterey Correspondence.
&C., &c,

MosrEASi, Angus, "a, 1860
me Victory at Lagos Giadalajara sui BesNoa-esoH
of UTaoa-Duronoo Jietdsen BY ClJen-clos'ng 81 hs'
camille Firms, 90, DC
You have been undoubtedly informed oil tne srea'
battle fought at agAs, near 6usnajiauA o''"'e" -
ras and the clergy party, Generals Dooau"' nav
Carvais commanding tho lbe a. forres, ana nnah0n III
r,erson commanding the reacionai, forces rue @uer
mad an the r.la A 900 nen tine former 900 the
hattie uas severe AID fought one, lng m the
rompeA defeat u sranou, losing all his artillery nu-
ritions Of war AID eluipage, multitude Of Killed
md wounded, ard large NUMBER OF prisoners. Mira
mon aud Uruga escaped owing the aeetaess OF their
horses Several reseiionary generals mentioned as
having been AA.ed the held TINS uacxpect a ri
umph NramOn will have a great moral ensot
Throughout the requisite, and viii, IN all probability. oa
u ot the estabil-inent y the colsttu
tions government The whole army imneataieiy after
are triumph. marched to~arus the city Of Mexico
GusoasATa sgsp 1.iag "a bsclY pssirsed ~ Gear as
Deazon AID Vega Gene al IrAg, having mace hi'
Escape has joleo shc former, aud u 1s admit 81 ihA'
city liar iaep soto toe ithera tuos' hsads y
viii undoubtedly els tais reaches you CsJrn has re-
taken Dura Win force OF two thousand men, com
uniting his usual atrocities.
John Clansen ~ Ciausen Co, Of TINS CITY, large lni
porers exl 81 anu his house ordered 70 ~ closed
also the nrm 4 jasnara % thk " ALSO a lafke lh
porting lrn probably the largest on the Shole hob "
having branches dsN feat cites ~ 40 Diaof ine
real cause bit ramon states tha1 'hey nave
been bueiS Tx the present government
Tue annual laIr tns state, held 10 idis city, "ih
fake place on he stn september next; but rom tue DIS
trscto situation q thr county y pfesuel 'u NO.
much business of imperlsnce Nil DC traasacyen
4 THIS city state now perie ~ HaSluil' oraef
having once bucu TesIureJ, aud fidlacr ~ Gu.
SPECIFICALLY oasug the reoels who fell inio MS hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

Az fssocvwr Mas HrNo nv Nos Tho Madison III a. \
Ar says ate devoopew lead 70 the cosvcsion that
Nsybsrry, ~ho hung by . mob VI JsDesvilie IN
49, innocent of he crime Of which hs had hesu
vlced, and Rr which be had been ar6ered All tho
evidence fhr ~ be rsthercs, pc'i,s " Isn.
McComb the real murier~ ~ Aleer; that the Jans.
v,e mob viii have toe Satisfaction Of sing mai
they put 10 testh, IN cFusi aad shxncfu, manner
man who vas gsilsy Of no crins.
Mysrur SoLvxp - was fou,a 10 she'd IN Sc
Louis tns 81 isst. with charge q b4csshoi IA him
lie sA,i he hal ben shot vt snle passing there, and
craxfcd thc sb~ wach few fcet or Attentor
s<tscted ~ him ~ hs cries ~ "r,urtev II seeris
b. wes osasio uhlef. wbo hsd beer wounfsf BY a
rprn. r,r. IRA ,cc ILLS ns,f % u getting ia life sad
Nsscteg yrceesyci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

IHp CAxAl poAxD o. - - vsMAvAros-uA
,os,s = sy,.csse - ~ r1ksSRns ard tsss ~eAre -
cansI ssesmer, fcr ~ fwross rspeosns snarsueh.
1.s WV usrnsw q " bvars VIA " Prevent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

aeS@iy ASr.rs % Lc1rBs,
Ir the city and County " New lors the La Jay
September 20 the 6tn day Of srpte pher. 1880
Men, 81 SomeI, "a boys, 1Sq, gfrs, l47-Tosa., 5l4
Adults l78 youths, 8, children, 1926 1.ies 273 70.
males, gal coiored cersoos. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
Our MA,amorns Correspondence.

Our MAtsnsorns Correspondence.
MATAMoRAs August so, 1890
chs Battle Of Laqos-D,talS-k0 Complete rt1@y-
Cen Pacleoo KilLd-Rareat Of Miramon 70 III CAPT
tal-Adpance 81 the L1crGts-- Won S at GuaataJard
Another Forced Loan BY vtddtrvr-Ifls Troubles Not
Ended-The Merchants Leartn2--The cfrgg LsariHg-
cA.lrches shut rp-Ann,rerSary n serea. Endepea.
6eace-Proslsat n Var tclh Spdin--herco heiIsss-
Cho,era--FresideTt ZOIoagd, dc de
An express arrived lDis place Friday, the "a n
with dispatches from Gen Dobado, IN command OF the
liberal army Lagos, that great sictory hsd been
gained over the town Of Lagos % he loth
INST by h had been completely used up No par
lcuars were given the proclamation ran 10 the usual
prsndioquent style 1t the MexicsDs Careful inquiry
has satisfied that there 70 DOUBT the entire
correctness the report aad T. suppose ha he bght
was not 90 creduable might been expected un9er
ghe circumstances II seems from private accounts taa
hramon et GusdslaAra about weeks ago, ~ ~ at
noanc,d tine cisy q Mexico, nut IN rfty y pursuit.
uf a shrewder pan. He established himself at Leon
In the State 81 Guansjuata, where he pretend
cd 70 be waiting for rsiotorcesnents from the
40 COO men al the least surrounded him and
declared that should Dci them again In NE
rsantne Iseo wei had been len 10 charge % Gaaoaa
Tara with email force aus the oerssis concluded that
ghey might surprise attack up,n that place wniie
Mramon bel,evrd he vas surrounded at Leon In the
pursuit OF TINS plan Gen. Dobiaao, <no was the com
rnauder Of the nerais quietly aecamped 10 the direc
Atom Of GuadaslAa Nth the bulk Of hf forces leaving
behind him only such small detacn nent rs would seem
~ carry out tGe dccs pton q a betieging army
had delayed a, leon tor ina Identical move
sent and being Informed that m neFass haa marched
40 attack Well IN ,aasaasa- be sec-ty 70 X 40 hrs ioe
of the diro tion, moving ~ parallel roads
Hs intention await tue attack o. DOB 40 % Goa
dalsjsra aud uen h hottest u the ngnt 70
fall upon his The plan Was vel coaoeived
and well czrrisi out. but unfortunately inr MIRA
snon, y dtsorter from bis army carried the news
fpbndo and thrT enabled him " turn the tanies
poblado Immediately changed his Tine ~ march an,
leaving tne ma IL road 70 ,uaas.ra took roai
ttierceri tbe march - hfamon. AZ malt y colrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

me number deaths compared With correstondils
seeks Of 1853 1850 and o. last weak follows
Week ending sept IL, 1865. 5ss-Dsoress. ....... "a
Sept 10, 1850. .65S-uecrease A
(neaths from acute disease. .3c6l
Sept 1, l6oO q chronic disease. loo ) Ga
external causes, nc 81
. acute disease. :. \. .29el
Sept 8, 1850 chronic disssHse. liz ) 6lA
external oauses. &c ~
Decrease thM wcex .4..S................lo
DANIEL. & D1AvAN, CITY Inspector.
Nxy YoNK g. 1890
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Extra Fine Teas.

r. DOZEN Coal oil Lamps, OF various styles, fitted
feb25-u RAINS, BROWN & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Jasper Branch Railroad.

OFFICE NASH & CHAT. RAILROAD Co }
October 8, 1859
order OF the Board of Directors are made on the
stock of the Company subscribed for building a
branch road from Bridgeport to Jasper, payable the
Treasurer Of this Company as follows
One dollar on each share the lst Of November O.
1859, and two dollars each share On the lst day Il
December, 1852 January, February. March, April
May, June, July, August, September, October
and November lS6O.
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor, al Jas
per, or 10 the Treasurer at his Office IN Nashville.
PTomptness in meeting these calls is requested OF
subscribers of stock, the construction OF the road
depends exclusively the provided specifically
for that purpose.
Oct4-tf " a. GLEAyES, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Express to Olarksville.

'HE Southern Express Company respectfully an
nounce that they are now running NESsEyGERs
through 10 GAINESVILLE, via. l. * X and NJ c 4 L Ra
cal and are prepared 10 forward that place ana in
tervenng points with promptness ana dispstcb ali
goods usually snt by express They viii also forward
L al places on stage routes, connecting with the above
Railroads Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
Is Office No. 10 Public Square
febl7-u A h HOLT, Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Tennessee s Alabama Railroad
Nashville and Chattanooga Il. r
E5Sg:ss s.5EEs.=ssS -
l 49, Ssss ..;s1 s. -:
Change Of Schedule.

Sussuay neNt. AprRE 20, ISOU,
Passenger Trains viii as follows:
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at a. n. and 8 P u
Arrive at Chattanooga so P. II and l rs A. N.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 100 A. N and $50 P. Il.
Arrive III Nlshvi lie at p Il. and A. N
IL rail connection and shortest route Boston,
y New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
City, Richmond, Petersburg, LynchbuTg, Knoxville
Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis, New Or
leans, &c
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains On
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and Chattanooga
with Trains East TeIneSsee and Georgia and West
ern and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on applca
ton 10 Ticket Agent Office az Depot, to the following
places ana at the following prices, viz:
Nn-I,- n. On, NJ NlDrN ilI Charleston 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
The Express Freight Train

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad VIII CON
mence running On the p OF July in close connectiou
with the Express Train the great southern Line wa
Charleston and Savannah and continue during the bust
ness season. Through time from New York HIGHT
DAYS [. ". COLE, supt.
july2S-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
asledital.
European Medical Institute.
ssP. SAMSON.
(From Paris)
No. 7O4 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
From Paris.)

No. 7O4 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
TIME necessity Of giving the public OF the United
i states, rational and expensive treatment IN
ter has induced Dr.. (for several years known
this city the most successful practitioner ia that
class of aeet0ns) to extend his so9ourn New York
for another year.
He may therefore be consulted at his convenient To-
cation, s'704 BROADWAY and viii continue TO keep
hand his own and Dr. Records preparations such as
Flor del Ucayaii, 81 per bottle) against Seminal
losses and Debility from excesses selabuse, the
best remedy known in Europe.
His Preventive against Injection, 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills against Yenereal Diseases
box sufficient 70 care aliy case, 81 per box
His GOnorrhosa Remedy cures that disagreeable af-
fiction in few days, 81
Best French Male safes imported by himself at So
per doz n.
All his French and Spanish Remedies for Affections
OF ladies will be sent with circular containing Sc.
crets Of Importance known 10 few French Physicians
only.
At his Institute there eight room provided for
the reception OF Ladies and Gentlemen, so that the
strctest privacy IS observed.
He is under the necessity Of notifying the public
that he has not the slightest connection with his old
Office, 5I2 Broadway, ana that mposter copy
ing verbally his advert sements.
The Doctors new place i 704 Broadway above
FouTth street. ard nearly opposite the New York Ho-
tel, where he can be consulted in English, German
Italian, French Spanish.
Letters should be addressed to Box 1870 P. o. New
York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Rates on Flour Reduced.

4 BE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad wiz receive
al Nashville, Wartrace, Shesbyviile and Stations
on n & C. r. Il. between Nashville and Wartrace ana
give through receipts Tor Flour by Car To Charles
ton or Savannah, al One Dollar per barrel through
F. ". COLE,
Sup't of Transportation y. * & T. r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
EMPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
L in connection with the Roads below. running
Express Freight Train from Charleston and Savan-
nah u Nashville, at slower speed but with the
certainty their passenger Trains. No delay TO reghtS
by this route. 4 ". COLE,
iau2T-G Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

A. Passengers should bear In mind that the sCIN-
CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAy0RITE ROUTE Con-
nectous are made promptly the Roads are thoroughly
BaII-ASTED and all modern improvements adoptee-
insuring SPEED, COMFORT and SAFETY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Selected Lump Coal.

THE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal TO be found
l. 81 the 4Etna YARD where it IS sold at the low
price of q cents per bushe Drop your orders Box
No. O. p o., and they viii be promptly attended to
SAMUEL J. AGNEW,
feb3-f Yard back of \. 4 c. 4. r. Depot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Attention Ait

ME- have in store, and for sale cheap, large as
w sortfnent of Safes, which for durability, and
completeness OF manufacture stand anrvalied In the
United States AIZE1L, HOOPER < CO.,
iano-g Nos. and Market St
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Cholera, F.ux, Dysentery.
Debility feora, Heat.
No Tine to Wait FIR the DOetOr!

BOUT these times all children wiz greet fruit.
~ at any moment OF day night they liable to
be attacked by Cholera MOTbus iiysenterry Diar-
ThCea. No time then to send Tor Doctor. The Grief
en6eTg Dysentery syrup instantly relieves all such
cases No family ought be without 1t II in the house
It's promptncss las saved thousands Of valuable lives
in Tennessee n the past few years Only so cents
bOttc-eDUugh for whole family FOR whole season.
y fresh ot just received.
InayI5-tT MACKENZIE & 8GINCIiIN.