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Diabo1lcal Attempt t. Deatror a Lfeht-
ming Ell press Train.

Ming Ex press Train.
About half-past . o'clock las: evening ssy.
the Bu0,lo Erpr<ts Of SATURDAY.. when The
lightning express train On the Central Railroad.
in charge OF Conductor Gibson, due here at
halt.pae ten O'Clock, WAS about a mile and n
half beyond Pembroke, tie engineer, Mr. burr
Stone, discovered an obstruction on the track
shout twenty rods ahead Of the train, TIE Re.
Hector rendering objects visible in the nirht
only at about that distance. With iustanta.
neous presence Of mind and tfrmness OF nerve.
he reversed his engine, applied the Creauer
patent brakes, which the train WAS fcrtuoatelv
furnished, and IN the same moment vhtat1ei a
warning to the brakeman TO Increase The ten
sion upon the wheels; but before the latter
could apriug 10 bis post, ths train had struck
the obstacle, its rlonieninm, however, 80 nearly
checked by The powerful act,rn Of the brakes.
that the collision produced but slight shock.
md occasioned no damage, eren to The COW
catcher.
Upon examination it was found that large
pile Of tics had been placed across the track by
some tiend or fends, with the horr1d design of
overwhelming the train aud all its Iising freight
with Instantaneous destruction. When thSse
on board discovered how miraculou~Iv they
had escaped the most terrible fate Of which auy
conception can be formed, they tremb:eI d
in the presence Of the danger itself: and
eTen the brave engineer lost The nerre thlt had
sustained hin, in the fearful trial Of bis courage
and which. under the blessing of Providence
had saved a hundred jives, blanchins md shud.
definE with the thought cf what "might have
| been"
I The ties were removed with considerable Ia
Dor, and after 4 detention of about b half at
hour, the journey Was resumed, all sober it
! contemplation Of the incident that interrupted
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Maryland, Norsh Carolina, Kentucky-3.
The Constitution declares That minority Of
ali the Stats shall be required to elect the
President in this contingency, aud that only
ths three highest candidates shall BE- balloted for
II Nr. Douzla friends run an electoral ticket
in Mary LAID, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Missouri, the inevitable result will
b t. give those States to Bell and Everttt.
Aud the high probability is that Douglas
would be only the fourth on the list before the
House Of Representatives, and therefore quite
cut Of the ring. It is se:n that ia any event
he eau get'on1y one vote ID the Hou:e. Whettr-
er any 1argaln could be effected with the
South Amer cans Of Tennessee and North
Carolina by which tho votes Of those States
should 60 to Mr.. Breckenridge, or not, it is
clear that Mr.. D3uglas is nowhese in that
count. The Constitution provides that if the
House shull fail to choose President or Vice
President until the fourth day Of March next
succeeding tho general election the Senate
Gha1l proceed to choose Vice President from
The 1soo highest candidates on the list who
9hall shereupon perform tho duties Of Psesi,
dent Of the United States far four years. We
ask Mr. Douglas' candid supporters whether
their votes, il cast for him, do rot carry tht
election to place where lie has nothing aot
his enemies everything? We ask them ~heth
er they will consent to become tho stool-rig
ecns Of old Jo. Lane.
, 1860-06-28

VI h"vo inform atiou trdrn relabe source
that the Chicago Hercld, the sblekt and falrest
Of the Democratic papers Of tue Northwest
will take ground in few daysfor Breckenridge
and Lane. It principal proprietor, G. T. NC"
CoRN1cK, FsQ, was at Baltimore in close COM
munion with Nj. Breckinridge's frierds; AID
aaoQusa their causc
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The other day. says the Pittsburgh CAronie!<,
plucky little bull who lives on the line of the
C:eve::.1..ad snd Pittsburgh Kailroad, about liz
miles from Wheeling. wns grazing about nea:
the track and picking the fresh grass blades out
from between the cross ties, when be heard To-
com.tivs coming down upon him. The loco-
motive Ehlstted for the bull to clear the track.
which the bull made IN ctlort 10 do, but being
closely crowded by the iron horse, and not be.
lug disposed to show the white feaiher, even 10
asuperior aud fiery opponsnt, his young bull
ship turned about, paved the earth, bowed his
head, With the determination TO give bis pur-
sner the best he had in the shop. The engineer
seeing this put on steam enough to knock the
bnli tky high. The two esms together with q
terrible crash. His bulship vas Knocked into
an indefinite number Of small pieoes,'. The en-
CINE was thrown from tte track, aud like tho
cars behind it,, was plastered and beda1bed
with bloody meat aud ghastly gore Tho owu-
er OF this Inflated bovine sons rear or 80 ago.
lost steer in similar manner, for which the
Railroad c:mpany refused to pay. since that
time he has been engaged in the cultivation OF
gsr,e bulls to tight tho Cleveland aad Pitts
burgh engines. The snimal whoss fate We have
just chronicled was left cut of his pasture BY
his owner, with the expectation aud the hope
TINT he would encounter she locomotive Ne
heard the owner say. yesterday, that he had
still another buli, much larger and stronger, and
gamer, which he intended to let out IN 4 few
days TO fight tho engine.
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Neglect Of Tie Et--Danger Of Cutting Corn,

4te3tett q u1e fee-D0Hger q Cu71Hg Germs.
.Dd n 80. = fe r. s ss
terual susaet whereas h@ erad1eASla Of tne md that
T. u: .s !sas' ss /.
formed ,: o.e xho b., made that branch Of suszsy hs
r. s.t..eten Of te.t. I'D ss sa,a s.*..s, sh.a
ae:J ~,hlo The poslu=s 4 aay one .ho vss dubbed
.s
whn h.ve The nj ans shfk Of emat.Y!nx my but tEu1s
dentist 10 attend 10 diseases ase Eng The tsatp.
So Intimate a.e The r-lators Of s raA Of The human
fne 9Th e.eh H'hss tfst asta.e. ~ suaz ror
IT,. ssss ! Il 10. r.. va
,he exre1 lttes :erhaps nora neutt Q: aeviauoa
Than IN more etatzaa pAstA.
Abe e,s*et q i,sxs portion et The en
'ens, f.e n nat.osioa OF taenos 70 the as.cns 10
e 80 !. y s.
'nlnifv nd hav. tv beea soaas ID n e1saa
those vho h1.e 10 the Vt 10 the poxer to s!e1.s
pa.n &an prolt n hie-
Thtre s part Of human foot in which eoyos hive
60. oeea on.ily sta founn eoh The rot faleste "a
sse:ttd; Ihe Ida - 81 ~ w. Ns>K to
sse.: shs !. a % 9@
on. cte, ntav' 70 ssmslu nd again to eteolne ,he
s. sss 70 :. ~
.s"kf ~ nuaree o. The H. nd. The e2ntd. Of
md :sil +zto nx pfaeo"sr' ~lo p1e..ad - . hase % d.
eos'red nt s1s s,:t d.s.s. sosh = ve lave
| ia.
Specifies far al the Ills Of HE dlcovere4 daily md
hourly. e.peeay h she tenatmtns % which hsys =
bt3ors x as asinhs wa 70
power. !ns. bic. AecoliA - ther own aesetons they
apa
pes. that Tho asviaors q a.ture sgips.s BIZ
.has every nj sdi . Ii, sap.ot X
Most u.gsntiy do re- <ommena those who sre ale,ed
Sase ~ Z s;
~. app.trk 'r.sas eoa.ns M oos tstre's :, beho. .oa
SSn n11s S1 ia hsnsss:. .as.ee
% b .7s.t:d an not 1eaa = ..!ax s.'t. tor =
.: lie nasdea pzoes fa7eses hs avenu. to en-
:. Il ns':, e.
Whit tney raj ~h!ch may mid ID. q q lher III
e I'll -
| Hentlop t.
1st,etuou:1y rter mm<nl those who sustr from Corn
y have recourse 10 he kulfe 10 tic tazor
the scissors eu to place themselves as po$ioi
.kilsa Sts ia ia ,hsf lie. ~ ~ ~~ '' ''' "'t 0e<
sufferers fsen Go.as IN ans temporary rt.sf fr1
|; as ~ Sssssf seafa Z o
a4,1aaouIy ruhe<a ei.a ~. rosth toxel+ In ii
IL iosxain9 of tas es1ious suesaoe-; tsse 'ai vi
81. a
Id Of corn, ua1e+s tx1Irpatei by ~ u' and s1per
en- I'd o,etator II APPEAR some shat t.dtnus il iii
may rs.d for IN e!tnestntss ard IN anxiety on
,LIeet ~hsch conceive Of nere Import nee. altnos
than a7J tu. could tsy down. It IL maxim uaut
hss sa:sns .sa;hs So 70 ,s?s7t~.s y - '*s.*1se .hd
III il voic vhi. shoud b. ethoet b44k "a est,y OK
cs oa-" Co no. uss tnl'e~ II. aitrr inch wa,nsns
there should 1nv sufficiently ventur 10 Essleet /
| the darkrr thsE o~n hesd. bat ihe repentance vi
| coLe toJ lac.
DR. NJ, 4. ScukOS3ER.
| Professional klsoped.xt,
| Tsemout Houas.
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BREcK1xR1pcE Asp LANE IN IowA.-A E1eck-
inrijge aud La'e eleciora: ticket will be st1rte.l
in this State. Il prominent Democrat Of this
cisJ says he will cheerfully serve as Safe
Elector On such ticket aod work for it. lion.
Laurel Summers, of l.. Claire, leading Demo-
crat in this regi ~. IS out for Breekinridge and
Lane. There ase but few Administration men
ia this locality who will ut this late daY and
after ali their past professions. kuel At the feet
OF Douglas and proiler him se1Tile allegiance
Dartnport Hdzttt<-
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We cannot undertake to print tenth part
of the campaign aongs which arc sent by their
writer's to this paper. Va beg all who may
honor us with their poetical favors to believe
that If theis eongs are rejected, it is because
We have not the space to spare for leir inser.
4son-aot hecauss they hsYe mt marik
, 1860-06-28

PoIss1cAA.-p. F. Granger, Egg, Of wash.s.
nav county was nominated on Tuesday at Ann
Arbo. by the Republican Convention to reora.
sent the first Congressional district Of Michi.
gan In ths re1t Coagrsaa- Of course h, vim
'hetrianPh.ntly elected. -
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RErral1cAx TElrArH IN DAvESroE1.-The
most exciting ward election eyerl't1d in'l'arcn-
port took place on Monday for an Alderman Of
the Sixth Ward. and resulted in the election Of
Mr. Coultbart, Republican, By l5 minority. Mr..
C,ulthart Was elected Alderman in april last
by ons majority, his seat contested, and de-
clarcd vacant. This is the first election te]d
siuce Douglass nomination, and his friends
were exceedingly anxious to proclaim Demo.
CRITIC victory, and therefore made desperate
Efforts to elect their man.
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This structure, in the progress Of which the
public are, Of Course. deeply interested is going
forward as rapidly Us the character Of tho work
will allow. II is nor 80 fur advanced, that Mr.
McComas. the engineer and superintendent,
assures us that. no preventing Pro.ij. nee, he
will en- the 10Th day Of next month, drive over
thenew bridge With six horses attached to an
omnibus. On which occasion he will inyite the
vehicle full Of people TO accompany him. The
hs b als be baoSs o bs ,
walks red, aud the floor beams Of drab color,
go that the bridge may be expected to present
upon its completion, not only substantial aud
durable appearance, but also a handsome one.-
Hhttliag Lattlligsnctr.
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4 German child in the town Of Ashford, n.
T., had been very i'll with scarlet fcver. On
Sunday last, snys the Ca.araugus Atz,at!tcan OF
the Goth, the child seemed to die, aud On Mon.
day afternoon the funeral was held and the body
of the child. accompanied by large number Of
friends. wss conveyed to the grare. AS the dirt
began to fall upon the cotlia feeble cry was
heard. This ceftin WIS instantly raised and
opened, and . shrek Of "Mother!" burs: from,
the lips Of the resuscitated child. The child i
in fir way to recover.
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The Republican. Of uelicsille. elected
their Mayor, F. H. PEPPER. Esq, BY 1'3 n.jori-
II On Monday last. Bontires and torchlght
nrocex.;on followed in the evening.
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FORECLOSURE OF RAILROAD Mon7eAcEs.-The
Berlin {Wis.) Ntsos says that Newcomb Clere-
land, i large owner Of farm mortgages, is in that
e;tv. aud ANNOUNCES his determination to iume.
diately commsacs foreclosurs suits against the
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SosrxxpRp.-Tbe last number Of the Iowa
Point Dispateh, Democratic paper published
in Donophan County, kansas, announces its
own death for wzat Of adequAts support.
, 1860-06-28

We notice thAl Ju=ge Dillon has granted .
peremptory mandarin requiring tho officers Of
Jones County. {Iowa) to levy and collect a ta1
to pay the interest on their bonds. This Is as
it should be, xnd re are gtad TO know that .fadge
Dillon bus added his testimony to that Of other
courts all over the land, against the unrighteous
aud suicidal policy sought to he pursued by
eou1e counties in trying to defraud their crcdi-
tors.
Whateyer cause of complaint Jones County
mae hare. against the Iowa Central Air Line
Railroad Company, there is no reason why
she should defraud private individuals, who
like herself we're the dupes OF that company.
We are too well acquainted in Jones county, 10
believe that any considerable number Of her
people counsel]cd reputation.
But suppose the county could have cvaded
her debt, Htat would she gain? A reputation
for dishonesty, thut would ca~sc her t, be
Stunned by the substantial immigrants ~ho will
not cast their lot in community where the
public sentiment is pledged to reputation.
Let Jones county, like some prominent repu-
dating counties in other Slater, resrace her
steps, OF she will loose more indirectly erery
year for the next ten years than her debt. Her
ci,izens should hurl from oflice those men who
hare sought to put stigma on the fair name Of
their county and Stale, aud elect in their place
men whose public acts will not be repuasive to
the moral sentiment Of the country. Judge
Gsant, Of Davenport, who has conducted these
suits, il entitled TO The thanks Of the entire
Northwest for the ability he has d;SpIareu in
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The prospect Of q change in this govern
ment, which will inaugurate the era Of econo-
my at Washington and Of good feeling and
fraternal rel,tious among the people Of all the
statea, is tue cause Of deep and heartfelt joy
among the Republicans from Maine to Missou-
RI They aee in the election Of LINCOLN the
elevation Of a man whose life aud record are
enc continued guaranty that the high interests
committed to his hauds will not be prostituted
to partisan purposes. They understand that
he, rejecting the conscience Of tho nation,
will net ee compelled to beggar the treasury
and debauch the national conscience, in the
purchase Of members Of Congress to carry
through, upon The demand Of the South,
schemes and measures which are utterly re-
pngnant to the moral eense Of the roop1e; that
the c3ruptions which have been part Of all
government Transactions Of financial charac.
ter vii! he cut II? by tile roots; that the
slavery question will be handled with that re-
gard for Lie rights Of all and tho obligations
imposed By the Constitution, which must be a
distinguishing feature Of any Republican ad.
| ministratiou-
In the e1uberance Of tlleir joy that reforma-
tory measures which will restore tho dignity,
credit and moral st4tus Of tie country, arc to
be entered upon, let them net forget that they
have work to do. We would impress upon
them again and ogain the necessity Of sending
Mr. Lincoln to Washington backed up by the
moral force Of overwhelming mtjor;ties from
every Free State he must not be President
Of the Republi an rarty alone. Tbs tide
which carries him into the White House mus
| he the almost unanimous coose1t Of the NOR
Of the Morrill, that he may hare the labor and
tue honor Of bringing back the Government te
the safe ground upon which the Fathers Of the
Republic, the framers Of the Constitution, lef
it. Work is to be done then We religiousi5
believe that Honest Abe is u be elected. TT
Eco no way under The sun By which Ills defoa'
can be compasssd But we insist that a bars
majority is not what the e1igencies Of th'
times demand. The verdict Of the people, Il
hare its full weight must be emphatic-so de
ciasye and convincing that the madness Of th
prepagandists aEd disuuionists will be squelcIl
ed before they are matured. L:t every maj
prepare 10 do that which his duty to his part,
and his country demands!
|
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aAedifal.
European Medical Institute.
Esr. SANSGN ".
Qron Paris)
No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.

(From Paris)
No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
r1HE necessity of giving the public Of the United
i states, rational and not expensive treatment IN
ali Diseases OF ehranie especially of seer ct charac
ter has induced f, Ransom (ior several years known
in this city tie successful practitioner in that
class of asetiensl 10 extend his sojonrn in New York
fof another year,
He may therefore be consulted at his convenient To-
cation, '.T09 BROADWAY" and viii continue 10 keep
hand his ana DIR Records preparations, such as
Flor del ucaya, (s2 per bottie) against Seminal
losses and Debility from excuses or seifabuse, the
best remedy known IN Europe.
His Preventive against Injection, 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills, against Venereal Diseases,
one box sufficient TO any case, 81 per box.
His GonorrhGa Remedy cures that dsagreeable af-
Fiction in . few days, 81
Best French Male Safes imported by himself at 50
per dozen.
All his French and Spanish Remedies for Affections
of Ladies will be sent with circular containing Sc
crets of importance known to few French Physicians
only.
At his Institute there are eight provided for
the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen, so that the
strictest privacy is observed.
He is under the necessity of notifying the public
that he has the slightest connection with his old
office, 5I2 Broadway, and that imposter is copy
ing verbally his advertisements.
The Doctors new place is 704 Broadway, above
Fourth street. and nearly opposite the New York Ho-
tel, where he be consulted in English, German
Italian, French Spanish
Letters should be addressed to Box 1916, P. o. New
York
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Burning Fluid.
Coal Oil Lamps.

1,ANNER's OIL, Sperm on, Lard OH, Coal Oil, Lin
j seed Oil, for sale at
feb25-tf RAINS, BROWN L CO.'S &
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Express to Clarksville.

'EE Southern Express Company respectfully an
l. nounce that they are now running MESSENGERS
cars and are prepared to forward that place and in
tervenins points with promptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent by express They viii also forward
t. all places stage routes connecting with the above
kal!roods Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
es- Office No. 10 Public Square
tebl9-a A. h. HOLT, Superintendent
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Jasper Branch Railroad,
OFFICE Nash. & CHAT. RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE NASH * CHAT. RAILROAD Co.
October 3, 1859.
- order Of the Board Of Directors made on the
- stock OF the Company subscribed for building
branch road from Bridgeport to Jasper payable the
Treasurer Of this Company follows:
One dollar on each share the lst OF November Of
1852 and dollars each share on the lst day Of
December, 1859, January, February, March, April
May, June, July, August, September, October
ana November, 1850.
Payment may be made 70 Jackson Pryor, at JAS
per, or TO the Treasurer al his office IN Nashville.
Promptness in meeting these calls is requested OF
subscribers OF stock, the construction Of the road
depends exclusively the provided specifically
for that purpose.
oct4-u VA. GLEAVES, Treasurer
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FLOWER POTS.
Coal Oil.

100 DOZEN Flower Pots, assorted sizes, for sal
HUI by RAINS. BROWN & co.
apr2l-n
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The Express Freight Train

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii com
mence running on the % OF July in close connection
with the Express Train the great Southern Line via
Charleston and Savannah and continue during the bust
ness season Through time from New York EIGHT
DAYS E W. COLE, Supt,
tuly2S-n
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Most Of the above articles are on consignment o.
wei! many others not mentioned in the above list
al Of which will be sold cheap in order to close con
signments as speedily as possible. Those wishing
goods in line would do well to call and examine GU
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
oCt3-f MA PARRISH & co
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Tennessee & alabama Railroad.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
EsEz.zzz1 EEIzzzzss7 49, 49,
Change Of Schedule.

Sunday next, April %, 1860,
Passenger Trains will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at a N. and P. L.
Arrive at Chattanooga 1;So P. N. and o45 A N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7;30 A u. and $50 P II.
Arrive at Nashville at P Il. and
Il. rail connection and shortest route TO Boston,
- New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
City, Richmond, Petersburg, LyLchburg, Knoxville,
Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis, New Or
leans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis Charleston Railroad, and Chattanooga
with Trains East Tennessee and Georgia AID West
ern and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour applca
ton 10 Ticket Agent, Office at Depot 70 The following
places and the following prices, VIZ:
Nastl,-iIls ChlrL.SInn s c. 81 -
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RDR. dMM!ooIT's5
Ghalgbeate gills.

An aperient and stomaehic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by CON-
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author.
ity and raordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints viz:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, E51a
CATION, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA, C0ESTI-
PATTON. CR0FULA, SALT RHEUM. SCURVY.
JAUEDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM MERCURIAL consequences, INTER
INTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIt
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESS, NILS
MENSTRUATIOH. WHITES. CHLOR0SIS. etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, RoUGHNESS cF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence.
The experience Of thousands daily proves thai
no preparation Of Iron can for moment De
cor1aared with It. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otherwise
siekly compilations indicate its necessity n al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (huor albus, chloro=Is etc.) its
effects are delightfully."- renovating. No remedy
1as ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and July restorative effects. Good appetite, com
pIste digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength,
Wits an unusual disposition for active ant
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its u.s.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
L has no superior and no substitute.
Put up I'm neat nat metal boxes contain. 4
so pills pEiee so cents per box SIX Do : :
So so; one tsozen boxes 81 co. EoS s:aie y
E-u--cfsts generally. VIII be sent free t9
any address ON receipt of the price Al les
tiers, orders, etc, should be addressed to
r. 3. LOCKE & co.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, N n.
E.B-The above Is a facsimile OF tts
atRsN
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EMPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
l. in connection with the Roads below, are running
Express Freight Train from Charleston and Savan-
nah to Nashville al slower speed, but with the same
certainty their passenger Trains No delay feights
by this route E. W. COLE,
jan27-tf Supt.
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large stock of every grade of Prints, Bleached and
Brown Domestics, Plaid Lnseys, printed and plain; all
wool Deains and Cashmers, COlored silks, Black Silks
Popns Debages French Merinos, English and German
NerinOs, Printed American DeLanes, Ribbons, Trim
mings, White goods, Embroderies, Laces; large
stock of white yellow red and gray Flannes Cloths,
Cassimers, Sattinetts Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths over Coatngs; large stock of Shirts, skirts,
Fronts SHIRT Collars, Suspenders Gloves, Hose and
half Hose of every kind, &c, &c