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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-12-19

Mr. DOUGLAS TO ADDRESS THE SENArE.-Mr. Dou-
GLAs is preparing to address the Senate on the pres
ent emergency, and will take distinct grond that
cesson involves war and all its calamities and that
fact must be confronted by the men who are now
precipitating the Cotton States into revolution. He
thinks it wiser to face the whole issue and let the
people the consequences than to blink it until
the real crisis is upon US.
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Ezec,iou of q Gove,nor of South Carolin.

Election Of Gocernor Of South Carolina.
CoLuMBIA, Dec l5-Hon. F. VI. Pickens, late
United States Minister to Russia has Just been elect
ed Governor by vote Of 80 to GA for Mr. johnson.
The utmost confidence is felt and expressed in the
ability and will of the Governor to direct the affairs of
of the State in the trying cr isis which is now at hand
Immediate secession is certain Every is for it.
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THE HARK ETs.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

t+. - ,-1f'y 5a-sfs DEINBg1 10 1189
TURPENTINE-Sales YESTERDAY Of 2s5 bbls. at " 70
for yellow dip g. 40 for virgin and IS CENTS nr new
hard per 2sO 1bs-beng further advances of cents
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ssless after yesterday 2 IepoIs
Of 1870 bills at q cents straight and 22o do At 70
per gallon for N Y. bbls. 81. 49, = ~
TAR-55 bbs sold Yesterday afternoon at q 80 per Dbl
COTTON-7. bales changed hands yesterday 1t sN AN
PEA NUTS-Saes yesterday Of 1900 bushels at u, -
per bushel- WILMINGTON Journal skrs- ~ "a
DrcE1Brx Is, 1850. I
COTTON to s5S cents, exhibiting slight declines
BACON IA to Is cts. hog round. FLOUR 36 ~ toG:
CORN IS to 80 cts per bushel. SPIRITS TuRPGAIANHh
"a cts. " e
NORFOLK MARKET.
BIZ M'PHEETERS GHISELIN. "a
WAoLssals Grocsrs Forpardin4 Communication XrcAiHte
DscEsssR Is. 1880. I.
COTTON Under the Europa's news the market has,
shown considerable activity and the sales of the week t
ed 1900 to 1900 bales at s@91c The market closes
firm at latter figures for mddngand advance 10
demanded for strict to good mddng The Persias neMs
due now in few days, take the stiffness out OF the
market again. she will bring accounts of the effects
Europe Of the low price of sterling bills here and the @
creased complication of domestic politics. Should bet
prove favorable than is expected we look for
great improvement in prices. .. 5-,,7. ~. :.
The improvement noted in cotton does not yet extend e
other articles Of produce and have still to quite dull
market, with change in prices. which still nosaa
FL0UR-.S F. $6@6H Extra $61@6%; Family ~:
DEiE aDn sFurAPp'e' a'ssOo peeled
NAVAL sTORES:-t Common Resin q %; spts.. Tus-
pentine SOC.
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PUBLIC MEEuNes.-The proceedings Of several
Constitutional Union meetings shall appear soon.
Also, synopsis of the proceedings of such other
meetings of similar kind as we cannot find room
for in full
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Sampson Fair last week, was decidedly one of the
best We have attended for some time The exhibit
ton of stock was excellent and gave token Of the
degree of success which friends in that county
have attained in that department.
W. L. Steele, Esq, Of Richmond, gave an excel.
lent address, which received with marked appro-
baton by very large audience.-Fay. Cur.
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ID lie ID

In this city on Friday. the l4h inst. Phebe Humison
infant daughter Of Henry D. and Eleanor A. Coey aged
fifteen months
In the death of this lovely infant the ondest hopes Of
her parents have been suddenly blasted but they
cheered by the gracious Of the compassionate
Redeen,er I" Suffer little children To come unto me, aud
forbid them not for such is the kingdom Of Heaven. And
they desire to in this hour Of bereavement and
sorrow The Lord gave, the Lord hath taken away bless
ed be the name of the Lord" J. n. A.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
Rolai0h- n. e..

RIGHT. REV. THOS ATKINSON, d. D. Visitor.
REV. ALBERT SMEDES, D. D.. Rector.
REV. FRED. FITZGERALD, A. NJ, Assistant
TIME ,brtyeighth term of this School will commence
IL January 18th, 1861 .......'
For circular containing full particulars, apply % the
Rector. -' -
Dec. II, 1860. lO4-4t
The Fayetteville observer. the Journal and Herald,
Wilmington the Progress Newbern the Dispatch: Wash
and the Express Petersburg will please insert to the
amount of 81, and send their accounts to this o6ice.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE
BLISD.-An exhibition Of the proficiency Of the pu-
pills Of this institution will be given in the Chapel
this evening at o'clock. We have no doubt it will
be highly interesting. 81 f'' =
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Apprehended Popular Outbreak in Boston.
BosroN, Dec l4.-Wendell Phillips will speak on
Sunday at Music Hall on "Mobs and Education.
! It is talked of mobbing him in the street.
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UNION MEETING IN BERr1E.-The proceedings of
Tue Constitutional Union meeting in BERTHE would
nave appeared to-day but for the fact that they
ue'0re the Legislature. They will appear in our
Thursdays issue. -+fss ~ so 90
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE. s.
WILL BE OPEN
TILL THE CLOSE OF THE LEGISLATURE

That popular and firfamed Caterer tsas,5 -,
s,.,al w. r.. Z E PIP Err, slso
Will have charge Of the CUISINE DEPARTMENTAL
oh the choice decscies Of The season will b. sery With
taste and despstch = =. 60
3aSf, u O. DsA 8 nd % s ss's 9. m1ssE
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JOHNSTON COUNTY UNION MEETING.
an SATURDAY, the 22d inst4 there win be meeting
u of the friends Of the Union in Smth6eld. All Onion
men are invited to attend. ~ 81 ~ .L.5
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u-CARoLINA.-The Convention of the people
of this State met on Monday. The impression now
seems to be that an ordinance will be passed the
second or third day Of the session, declaring that
the State will be out of the Union on the 18th of
March,
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Be not deceived, fellow-citizens! Disunion by
armed force is TREAsoN.-Andrew jackson.
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ALAMANcE FOR THE UNION AT meeting of
citizens of Alamance at Graham, on Saturday last,
after strong speech from Thos. Ruffin, Jr, ESQ.,,
in favor of secession and Southern Confedcracy,
"the sense of the meeting was taken, and it was
unanimously in favor of the Union as it now is."-
Proceedings of the meeting in our next
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METHODIST -.
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE,

OameStOWu, OuIIiOKU Co., n -
VNHE FOURTH SESSION will commence January ID,
Il 1851 with the same Faculty the past session. The
College in very Furnishing northumberland in
Of the heahiest sections of the State and is desirable
school for those who wish to give their daughters or wards
u thorough and accomplished education
Grecan Painting 81 so Embroidery 81 5o Latin, French,
Oriental Painting Drawing, Hair Flowers Wa! Flowers,
Contingent Expenses g. Board II so per month ncud-
ing washing and fires. Lights extra
No deduction except in of proracted sickness
One half PAYABLE in advance.
For further information address - FPS
J. 8. RAY, ssc,y.
Dec If, 1850. 5l-w2n.
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NJORTH.CAKOLINA. COUNTY
N Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions November Term
lss0-Fancis Crump vs. James A. Crump and others-
Petition for DOVER. s--.l tssI
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the out
that James Crump, Atlas Crump Rowland Crump, Wood.
sor Crump Alex Crump. Jesse ingram and wife Mary B.
Dunlap and wife Elizabeth, = Bennett and wife Nancy,
and other not dsnS.ns srs not
tants of this State it is therefore ordered that publca-
ton be made for weeks the Carolina Standard
be appear before the Justices said Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions be held for the County Of David
son, at the Court House in Lexington the I'd Monday
to the petition Of Francis Crump Otherwise judgment pro
will be entered and the petition heard pat
to them. as@ -. 80 4
Witness G. F. Love- Clerk of our said Court at Office
in Lexington, the second Monday in November, 1850
G. F. LOWE. C. CO
- By L. G. HANES, D. G. G.
Dec 10, 1860. pr. adv. IS 621f) 51-wst.
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"A PANoRAHA OF BUNYAS's PnGRM's PRoaREss.-
This highly interesting work of art will be on ex-
hibition in this City for several evenings commen-
eng Wednesday evening" in the Town Hail. This
panorama of the Christian Life has been spoken of
by the press wherever exhibited. in terms of high
admiration. Bunyan and his noble works are as
familiar in all mouths as household words" Tho
Charleston Courier says:
"We cannot indulge ourselves at present in full
description of these admirable series of paintings
Our pleasure increased with every new scene. from
the moment we beheld the prisoner of Bedford lying
near the den, his noble face lighted up by the radi
ant mist that rolled up just below his feet to the time
we gazed upon the gorgeous closing picture Of the
white robed Christiana, conducted by shining ones
up the golden steps toward the portal through
which streams flood of effulgent light, and on
each side of which stand rank rank of resplend-
ent beings waiting to welcome the saint with harp
and lutte and song to the celestial city.
Keserving what We have to say about these SER
mons IN pictures for another time we warmly urge
young and old, Christian and wording, to 60 and
witness the dream John Bunyan dreamed"
STATE Srocks.-On the 14th, in New York, Vir-
gina State bonds sold at 79s, and North Carolina
State bonds at 79a. This IS the first time, we be-
lieve, that N. c. State bonds have sold as low as
Virginia bonds; but we must bear in mind that the
Virginia Legislature is not in session, and is not
therefore, agitated by secession reports resolutions
and speeches. Besides, the Governor of Virginia
is opposed to disunion for existing causes, and SO
are Gov. Wise, Mr. Hunter, and other leading states
men Of that State.
E. X. WIrHEns, Eso.-E. K. Withers, Esq, elect.
ed to the House of Commons from Caswell to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
John Kerr, took his seat on Saturday last. Mr..
Withers is Constitutional Union Democrat
RESIGNATION OF GENERAL CAss-Gen Cass has
resigned his post as Secretary Of State and Hon. D.
succeed him. A writer for the Washington States
says:
ION good authority have it that the following
in substance has been sent to the North as the pith
of a conversation in which Gen. Cass took leading
and explanatory part. He declared he was patriot
soldier of the old school, and Jackson Democrat
81 cannot longer remain" continued he, Tin a
Cabinet that confeSses that the general government
is subordinate to State and there being govern
ment, virtually my occupation is gone"
ALAMANcE FOR THE UNION AT q meeting oil
citizens of Alamance, at Graham, on Saturday last,
after strong speech from Thos. Ruf6n, Jr., Esq,
in favor of secession and Southern Confedcracy
"the sense of the meeting was taken, and it was
unanimously in favor of the Union as it now is ~
Proceedings of the meeting in our next.
u-CARoLINA.-The Convention of the people
of this State met on Monday. The impression now
seems to be that an ordinance will be passed the
second or third day of the session, declaring thai
the State will be out of the Union on the 4th O
March,
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E. x. WIrHEns, ESQ.,. K. Withers, Esq, elect.
ed to the House of Commons from Caswell to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
John Kerr, took his seat on Saturday last. Mr..
Withers is Constitutional Union Democrat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14
DIR. 7. ROVEE DODS'

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
challenge weird produce their equal Though they
have before the public for oily yet they used
and highly approved Of Maine the Great Salt Lake As
remedy Incpen Consumption Indgeon, Dyspepsia PLEA
Nervous 1iesses, Female Complaints and all cases requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they truly de-
RhtfuI For the and nfm, for adults children
delcats consttu'i they without arrival.
For the Of throat among the Clergy they
act like q charm.
Ueed connection with pure Cod Liver Oil they cured case
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New York had en
ncursbe Of the distinguished Pny
scians In New York City. Mr. McGran Of Brooklyn. Y had
his entire right aide parsyzed by being thrown from horse in
1855 he commenced the Of these bts in November last
and IL now well.
Mr. srtsn, Editor OF "7Ae Banner Of L5ltp published in
Boston, and Sir Greenwood No 20 street. York re
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspcusa
have teen cnred BY using these Be We have
possession which published, would Finale
land 70 suprly herself with these truly valuable Bers,
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD & CO. Propristors.
as William street, New York.
Sole by DEMovILLE & CO., Nashville Tenn and all Drug.
gristH iunesp As0-dn
JUST RECEIVED
"A "a HHDS Extra Fine Sugar;
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Commencing Monday, April IS, 1880.
Time to Memphis Ticsniy-tloo Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH BETWEEN DECATUR
bASSENGERS for the youth the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad; at Pulaski take Carter
Thomas Hough line Of Prospect station dapt IS
Ees connect at Decatur with Memphis Railroad
West. - -
Through tickets Decatur Memphis can be proourea At
the Tennese and Alabama Railroad Ticket Broad
Passengers going North take the A the Tennesses
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur rosp
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &C.
Trains coSe connections both ways with Memphis and
Onarleston Railroad train a Decatur aPrl2-d3m
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Freight TO New York and PHILADELPHIA.
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of than 500 pounds
Flour I95
No Insurance. from Charleston AID Savannah
New York and Phade phia-
Cotton compressed at the option when
COMPRESSED It be ghsd from New YORK to foreign ports
AZ \ 70 BIG less than cotrn not compressed
Through receipts issued ny the Freight Agent Of the Nash
vile and hsttanoOgl Railroad.
CIV ANDERSON,
dec 22tfBP General Agsat.
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SEWING MACHINES.
,COEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESsEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

gHyHIs Hotsi spacious brc bGdng iust conpstsd
rheproprieo. has incurred heavy expense in fitting
andfurush1g the make h mat Ant comfortable
fhs house the reception 81 b0srers visitors 1nd
travellers; and proprietor aord simple accommodation
Tor perags An 0mnbcs with good and safe viz be
depot convey passengers The Hotel and hack ths
dep aEsia The ny arstcasa
Hotel. and hopesto share liberal patronage.
.url3 DANraI a. TTBBs Prooristor
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
d


Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1850:
Going south.
Leave NashTIls AS A n arrive at Columbia 7:O5 AM
Leave Nashville ass u, arrive Columbia SIS n.
Going North.
Leave Columbia TAO n, arrive at Nashville 10 AN
Leave Columbia Las n, arrive at Nashville P n.
TENHE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
II Charleston Railroad a. Decatur.
The Evening Train going CONNECTS AZ Columbia With
Train to Mount PIeAsalt and PULASKI
The Evening Train going Nzrh close connection at
Nashville With Louisville snd nashville ar0ad from and after
Monday May 9Th, to louisville and all Eastern cities But one
train Sunday " ON PkRETNs
mayl-lm sPB&E Superiutendeut
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

RE made from apure and unadueraed Wine which sabout
by only house the United States so the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs &C soiomons Seal Spkenar
Comrey camomile Flowers, Gentan Wild Cherry Tree Bark,
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the World TO Produce their
EquaI!!
profess to have discoveries Roots known only
the Indians of south america, aud diseases
which the flesh is hei claim present the public
valuable araon which intelligent Physician
country will approve of andrecomnend remedy for
INCIPIEN T CONSU mPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases the Nervous
System PaTaysS Piles peculiar Females, Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic, they are
UNSUR ASSED!
Throat the Clergy, they are truly
valuable.
For ihe aged ndrm persons constitutiop
Minis of Gospel Lawyers and all public speakerr
for keepers, Tailors Seamsesses Students Artists and
all persons leading sedenaray life they will prove truly
fetal
As Beverage they are wholesome Innocent and delicious To
They produce all the exharsng effects Of Brandy
without intoxicating and valuable remedy per
addicted strong drink wish 70
They pure entirely free from the posons
the aduerated wines and liquors with which
country Is f3Oced.
These btrs only cure prevent disease should be
all who live in county where the water is bad.
where and Feve prevalent Being entirely
they given freely to Children infants
with inpunty.
Physans Clergvmen temperance advocates an act
humanity should assist in spreading these truly valuable
Bters the land and thereby eSensy aid in anshing
Drunkenness and Disease.
CHARLES gIDDIFIBLD & co Proprietnrs,
IS William street, New York.
And sold BY Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents FOR Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITNRR, Augusta Ga.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY


DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
atGS four years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted bic attention the treatment Of private diseases for
r wears aters himself having attended toa practice for
YEAS and thousands he ia enabled 70
das Of private nature matter how bad they be
go ndou medical treatment from neglect Of their
m King spensary No . Desderck street. between Cherry
and e Soaare he all diseases Of private naurce
oHoRsr1 cured without nsucous medicine tnter1eEens
from business -. ...,,. 4, . o.,
day. bv an oeraton which causes pain Where Sctur
iu health csnnet enjoyed Perhaps no disease
rnschIefapd uneerroines the constitution 90 much
SYPHILIS with ali diseases Of the rn growing out OF neg
ect treatment be efectuAly cured IN rev GAYS
SEMINAL WEAKs particular attention having been given %
This disease all the consequences growing OUT Of IT, ougn
an in many by the destructive habits OF inoonsoate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering me suec IN
or S1sness sseiety and causing premature OLD age
females who be lAborng with difficulty Of the WOMB
may rest assured OF immediate relief.
PERSONS residing abroad and stating their case. with
directed to DR.. A. King No. % DeadeTick street
Tenn viii have the necessary medicine sent to their
with necessary directions. Strict secrecy observed ono
TNsy2S, IS59-d&wly
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
N x AZ A L + O A d,
900 AzLES DoUBLE TRACK
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Charleston and savannah

FREIGHT LINES.
RATES RED UCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS freight Trains ona the roads, On and after the
~ s4n December, 1853, through rates from New York
Nashville:
FIRST Glass 100 lbs 81 g Third GLASS; per 100 bs 81 ls
second Glass, do IS Fourth Class, do %
Time from Savannah and Charleston NaahVie three three
and half and four days
Time from New and Philadepha seven and half ssgbt
and nine days.
Saooatns cause the above variations time, no
freight trains are run on Sunday three lines
NO aeenons Dy ice or snow OYerchages and damages
ePt damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted BY
vile And Chattanooga Railroad delivery.
dee2-S PkB G W AN DERsoN
NASHVILLE and Memphis, Grand junction,
New Orleans &c.s via Tennessee and Az
ALBANIA RailOad and Connections
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AND CHATTANOOGA r.. n.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1880,
Passenger Trims, Ear and wesi, viii run a. ollov,
GOING EAST

Passenger Trims EaG Ane "esfs VIII run eolloEs
GOING EAST.
Leave Nalhvi1Is at 4 A N and m.
Arrive at Chattanooga I;30 n a1d LIS n
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O A N and 100 N.
Arrive 81 Nashville at P II and "a q.
IL rail Connection and shortest Boston. York.
"a Phiisdslphi4, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmon
Petersburg, lynchbr Knoxville, Savannah. charleeR
Montgomery, Mami his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains at Stevenson With Trains Msphs
and Charleston RAnad, and Chattanooga with Trains On
As Tennessee and deorg8 and Western and 4a0c Raroad9
through Tckts may be had any hour application =
Ticket Agent a. Office at Depot the following places and
q The following Drices. Wis: sa
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INTENDING eeafns heresfter exclusively ts
Of Liquors. We oa cost large and Rsil assorted
stock Of Toeaoo and cgar embracing every grade Those Who
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY!

Great Soufhern, EASTERN Northern and
Western express EOrWarders!
NOR the safe speedy transportation Of Freight Money,
~ JeEelry and valuable PACKAGES.
Have arrangements the Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled forward BY the cay passenger
trains s entrusted them in charge Of Special Mes
senEers At low rates
They dispatch Express dSiy for New YORK. Phsdepha,
Baltimore, and all places do-th and East.
To Chattanooga Memphis Rchmsnd, New Orleans all
places nth ami Southwest.
To Louisville, st. Louis Cincinnati, and ali places the
NorshRest
Have connections New York with Europe aud California
They charge Of slaves AID forward them 70 all parts
he gouth
FOR information time, &C., inquire at lie Of the
JOHN =. BUTLER,
Nashviil. Agent
aunt-. ffenfF
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JAsPER BRANCH RAILHOAD.

JASPER AkANCH RAILROAD
oyFIcE NASHVILLE 4 CRAFT aNOosA RAILGoAD Co.,
October ID, 1859.
FDy Of the Board Of Direction calls on the
Stock Of the ConpaLg subscribed for Building BrHuca
oae fc Bridgeport jasper, payable to the Treasurer
0oruP<Dy - foiioEss
One each Share the Let November and two
dollars Share the stdays O. Decenber, 1859 Janan
~ Februay Aarct April, Nay. June July August Sspts
ksl October. Hzd November, l250
Payment Be made 90 Jackson Pryor. Jasper,
Treasurer his oHice IN Nashville
PrUmpaessn meeting these calls requested af
stock Of the rad depends exeuuFelg
The means provided specifically sor that purpose.
osel-d W. L. GLEAFES, Treasurer