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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
Baltimore 1Offktr.
Baltimore, ben %. ausuf. 1860.

ET Ole 90 aHpr8wabl betrefF
feub! = Die 3efprmer tperpen p~abridenlz
lid Srn. g 60. W III. 8rpWn al8 &anbtz
buten fir a8 Mappr8amt auflteDen. OaSwGre
cine gQr3 pprtrefli4e Hpnlinatipn! 8etannt<
lid 1T Sr. 8rcwu elmer Der 9ea9tetfen Sitrs
9er Der Stabt; er mar Der 6auptrebner BET
benz erften GefUrnl@M eetin9, ba8 nod CUR J3eit
Der dr9lten ROpoAberri6aft ouf WOnuu1ent
Square 9ebalten tpurbe, ct 3et9te pdbre1o Der
Ba6lereuel I'M lebten Serbft etnen 9eroll9eH
Mutb, unb unerI9itterIi6 lit CT leltper pen
91eforms8 efrebunaen treu 9eblieben.
SSren mir, mas elm 9Iatt, pas I'M Sorl9en
Sabre bic 9tefprmpartet aus bItterlte be-
fan1pfte, uber fi4 felt Ginger 3elt lebr tprbl<
tpolenb ee9en bieielbe 3etSt, ndnlth Der in Der
uQtionalsn BOlitit jeetIO freiltnniSe unp wafere
% qltimpre patriot" iber Serrn
8rppn ia9t:
Sine lt6rterc domination fSnnte gar ni4t
a~etrpffen merben. Sr. 8ropn 9enteBt ba8
8ertrauen Der 9au3en @emetnbe i'm bSdlten
@rape, me9en Der 6urdtloli8teit, ppmit er fHr
Da8, mas linn bas &e6te biintt, einlebt, me-
gen ieiner Experimentation gbaratterfarte
Hub rpeeen Ieiner mafe[pIcn 9fe9tlGnffenbeit
IL. &epli6teit. Splde @isenI6aften fallen BEL
Der @abl etne8 Sffentliden 8eamten idtper
ms @etpi4t, unb pbgleth es inter un8 nod
cine 8roBe 3abG BON 8Ir9ern 9tbt, Die init
abnli9en @t9eni6aften be8 @baratter8 alt89e.
riltet ltnb, 10 tperben bod leine ettpat9en @Cn-
currenteu etnen barten StanD 9e9en ipn haben,
3umal penn Der 6an6el8fanp Dbne unterI4tec
Der 8urtet itd ME etn Weann nm ibn l4aart. "
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GrpEortiaer Noub.

@utertOwn,N 50. 9, 20, aug, 8. g.
9urauOnb8 Be&ieltCuptOir in Cape &incsut
ipurbe am Spnnta9 firth erbrO6en. Gie GIN
BREEDER 1tablen $4,000 iii baarem @eloe, bas
meiIt aus Soften BON Seem OOrter Staat8bans
ten beltanr, lODie 8eGlele uno @ertbYupiere
gum 8etra9e bon mebr ais $4,000. Wun
Idlt 5wei Wanner, bic ant SanlltaS benb
lpdt i'm Dprfe 9eleben puroen uno nit benz
Mpr9en6Octe mad O9oen8bur8 Coer MOn>
treal abreilten, fir bic 1Adter.
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Mmertfamtiebe g1abrtbten.

" D0ember, B65r perf am erlten Utehfd1
i'm NOOelnber C.. Nopember) Dor 1i9 AebenDen
PraltOentenipabl ftn6en nod folsenee StaatSe
pablen fat .'s' 2.
Sn 8ermcnt, am Dienitag, 4. Septbr.
Sn Californian, am Mittppd, S. Sept. Ct
Sn Wt1tne, am Wfpntae, 10. Sept. 70
Sn Georgia, am Mrntag, 1. Sft.
Sn 9lilfllppi am Montas, 1. Oft. d
Sn 6lcriba, am Montas, /. Stt. "a
Sn Spntb Carolina, am Wcntag, 8. Sft.
S1 genni9tOarien, am Dienitug, 9, Stt,
SneSbio, am Dien1tas, 9. Sft.
Su Srbtana, an Dienltas, g. SIT.
IN WttnnelCta, am Dienlfas 9. SIT. rs
Sn Soma, am DienRaa 9. Stt. ~
@tne &unb8ebung be8 BrGfts
.6enten 3et9t an, baB I'M NODember ca. II
Wttlltpn Ncres @pnsreBlano I'M norbmefliben
Sbelle beS StaateS Soma inter ben 6amnler
%fcnlnlen lpllen. @S lollten parunter bic frltd,t.
bariten 2dnoereien I'M Quellsebiete bes Des
WOne8fu1e8 iein. .a sa.a
NewsOOrt. Ger uprbbeut1de
9lo4b<D ampfer Stem crf, c~onlianirt
an bic 59. @elpte, Seut9en & Heidelt, melz
der am 5. ,. M. bon 8remen unb am g. bon
Southampton ab9esan9en mar, fam in Mtpn.
tag Nadt nit 487 Bafasieren une 900 Epn>
men Tradt int bteli9en 9afen an. Die glad<
.rtdteu ltnb ~Deraltet.
Ole 9opftnernte I'M Staat New<
. prt piro auBeroroentlid reid auSfaueu.
Bbtlabe1pbia. Dennn5iutipt
8e9en QiqnprDertauf a m
Spnnta9e e.. Mieber einntal linD einiae
oeuti4e Wirtbe burd eemeine Nnaeberei me,
gen zines NerSebens ansetlast, has mad ben
ge9rtIfen leoes anlsetlarten, pOrurtbeilsfr eien
Wtanne8 tein SerSeben 1T, unb mieDerum itno
60, tpie mir hSren, Deutl9e, bic bieleS %eelleine
acknowledgements betreiben. Seufe Rad.
n1tttaS 2 uhr trerben bic 6due Dor alderman
Saines in Der 10. CITRATE our 9erbanbluna
toHltner. @s 1T gut, bas I'M Siinferm ldleis
9enoe @elpltrnl fennen Su lernen = 81
PtttSbnr9. OaS OeIfieberin
Veaper County. @8 1inb lest eiuiae
WOden, leitoem man 3uerlf Sci an @mitb'8
Jerrb, am Obip, IN Beaver so. enteedte. anb
btele Nn5eidem eint9e unternebmeabe Serren
BON bier uno Der Na6barI6aft peraniaRten.
ben Ort gu belnden unb tpeitere Nadforidun..
gen an5nltelen. Das Reiultat Fat }t6 ais iebr.
3ufrieoentelleno ertpieleu, ni6t Bios. mas ben
9Drrat6, ionoera aud, mas man ais bon bS>
berer WtdtiSfett eradtet, bic Qualitdt bes ae.
monnenen Oel8 betrifft. 8creit8 finb an per<.
laieoenen Orten 8Obruusen seuladt npUrben,
uaO IN falt aIlen 5dIea tieb man ouf Del.
Die 0erren Pattcn, Senlano unb So. ebe1iben
cine QMels bon adt3is TuB Giefe, mel6e feds
6dler Del per Gag liefert. Sic InD eben i'm
Se9rlfe, Die Dtalhlnerle gum Yumpen an3u=
brlnSen. 'ss 1
@lassOw's Quelle 1T bic gu elmer Giefe BON
zoo 6uB onSe6Obrt nit errautbisenoeu aus.
Die Serren Gbrian unb gleber bObren an
Sr4 pun, 1rno cine babe Meile pber6alb Der
net %be9Cnnen, -
Die 9erren 0ROB bon bier srabena @ol,ouel.
len, bic aber 70 ptel mebr Del al8 6ola III lie
fern perlpre4eu, bab tie ibre anfdnaliGe 5Sbee
onfse9eben baben uao lire Sal3gruben in Sci.
,queuen Derpanpeln tppuen.
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~ 80 8rpSD'S
0tutId=enQliihe BiirQerihule.

Der llnter3.t6nete, felt ntcbr tenn ID Sabren 2ebrer Der @Isue1.
tar. un6 8eal- @e~senit6nbe, beien 9~etifun9en Der YRen- gOr.er
GsHiSttat" bel sinem 6fentlt4en @ramen iesr ~nortb.Ibat CT.
ir9c antrtannt" tuu Ts:n+' SirS "T ia 5Sane &C. Satt Ga g gSS8ef has
ossn9ehaltnte Snfitut erSffnen.
ElleIn, osnsn es 1n eintn prattti9en br 3dt emit.
barettr. 284 iu melben.
HNF Sas Sn9ltt9 { miro elm &ntrraner an8efelt.
ertbettt. o''T" "' T""O
Dis stnist9e unO 6OyssIts awerttund6s gu9baItunS osb6rt NIT
"Hsio'N0 Spfepb 8rObb,
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Nreisfampf.

8OnOn, 81, gu8. 9ente MOr8en fano
auf SSlanb Ypnb III 8ermcnt Elm YreiStampi
itatt 3miidem Aufraliuu 4eup unO Dan Sers
SIS muroen Is @an9ein As Minuten 9efrds
ten, %pprauf 4enp einen cOmmeutmibrisen
9dlas fibrtt, in 6Ol9e beleu Serrisan olS
-Sie9er ertldrt tpurbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
"1od9 etntee NaAri1tem 6eS OampferS
nNrabia.n

r.rs 3 3. pamPleI, Oellen Seri9te UNI mebs
+;"o, n.y. SEo6 m~s VasU; ols oIe OeS ROrtb Nme<
gonPpn. Die Notifications Sin posGrte
ua6Oem ie 6etrd4tlide SppOitiUn rfaEre1n 'I !,
Der 3peiten 2eiun9.
Bright erneute bic Debate iber bic g,o.
Pierfeuer.gta, Gr mar ni4t sufrieben init
penn SerbaIten bes 9uuies in benz Gpmpetena.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
MprhNerfudh.

eGarbsnbq1e, 8a., 20. Mus. 8ers
9au9eneu Sanlltas MbenO WurOe elm tabuer,
.rbidon e~rfclglpier 8eriud semodt, ben N4t.
Sobn 81. Yoor, Mapor bieIe r Staot, meu9el.
lnSroeriid gu crldieBen. A Rebp0fte1 Idluser
ourd ieiaen 6ut. Der llrbeber bteleS lddno'
li4sn 4nSriffs 1T nod nidt ersrifeu.a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
@r6RIidler W6prh.

9tpdbribse, Maf., 20, Gus. gOri-
gen GreitaS Nben0 tSotete Eruerlau Davis lein
@eib, pel4en er nit etnetn Snittel uno elmer
9ade ben S4doel eini&lug, 10 OaB baS @es
birm rm9erlpriBte. @r MAJ our !3eit betrun<
fen. Der W6rOer 1T perbaftet poroen uno
ltbt in Der 2ensrer SrDbnuete. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22

Ra@rt@t miro hermit oeoebeu, bab Der Undergraduate bon benz
@a$iuifes Sss auBier U%sritUrbeneu NGrabSm G~remaWaIS
srbalten bat. aue, bic 6Crberuuoeu an bden Na6lab baben,
~srben btsrTtt aut9efOrOert, iOt@e nebit ben nStb9en 8ee9eu AT
obr gu ~oewart9eu, bab is ibrH 0Or0erun9en an bieien 9a6iab'
seeBlid fhr Serlutt9 ertIart Wercen. Aue, bic 3abIuu0eu an biden
Na@lab gu MAIDEN baben, lperbeu hermit auf9ef0rbert, iOlbe un.
oersh9tt@ an BEN lnterSsi6neten gu leNten.
HAu92, 4w, linn sous NSaIter, NbminHtratOr.
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@iIenbabn.unfau.

Stem OrIeans, 20. Gus. @eItern
abenO unb uuf Der @urrOItoner 8abn Elm gu
Iar1menltpB Itatt, burd ben 2 Berlonen umtas
men unD me9rere pernunpet lpurben,
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Bon D6ericO.

NewsO Orleans, 20. Nus. Der Dant>
pier gAulfria" it BON 8ra3O8 ansetommen.
Die 8eDOlutiCn 9riff i'm nSrbliden MericO nm
ii9. Gramberrp bate 9ibaurri lit elmer
S9la4t sei4la8en unb General 3uaSa tpurbe
getSbtet.
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xele8rapbtfbe Ordebrtdbten.
0pn @nfhinatnn.

8aibtnstOn, 81. Gus. Das 2abinet
9telt beute cine Gituu9 unb 1anbte barauf Ell.
nen 8eri4t iiber allies Wi4tise an ben Yrd1i,
benten mad 8eofcro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
Mnrunft hea osrent Gnfern in anIifnr.

9o1ifur, 21. Qus, Der @reat Galtern
fam am Sanlta8 bier III unb fubr seltern
Wproen petter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
GnGlt Guh Bic 6ikr.

stlt in bic tlbIeu, bon 0rinen 8dumsn bel6atteten @dumIibfeuen
oes unter3et9nsten Detbbterbrauers mo Der thermometer 10 Grab
nteort9er Sast as orauBen.. Daielbit ieb S9rt Der brlden6en Stte
eatrttdt unb Sbr tSnnt bel elmer rtibIen 8lSnben" ben Oertrodns.
ten @aunlen tnner in 9ebbri9er Seubi9tct erbalten. Rpmmt uo
Iber1eIOt Gu1t R0rib 8rtnaSbeim, ~
Sll, 3nt Webbtertrauer, gep. is @, I~retert9ir.
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Saltim re, q. &uauft 1860.
8ttanntm G9 nag. Die aufmrtiamteit Der Gar,aBler
@He uui ben nnthunS 9tnOsSisisn, bay an unb mad Sem
cOnts WesfdGt. 6s8t. weI6e bteIen nO@ pr0fitiren wpQtn, wtr-
BEN %potltbun. wsnu fe auf Die Office tonlnIem Mnb ibre .SeGnun.
gen sablen. Die ra6ltinbi0e1 $teutrn bon 1859 gnb in ben 4du.
ben Der bstrsffenSen 8eamtsn, nm oeri8tlih Ober anberuetis elm
8etreben gu iperben. ~. Ism. &. 8aiIant,
WtOaS Stabt. Collector,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
Nenr Nn5eigen.
@OlOernemelts= YdHe in's 4nslauO
IN Der Office bes ag8tdsr" bsIOr8t. III III

0lOnteler 2~anOgnt. ltn0 Sta6tgeitaidaft,
Die IitQIieOer iaS e~nosaOsu, fS Bsute Nbeub bel S. aabIr
2. ~Sreberidtr. } eln3uftneep. sri
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0Seep1a @anaerein w. 4.

~WVV@T TIT"
bat fb in Der IeBet @eriknmtIanS f6rMIi@ oroanitrt, bic
Seanten anf elm SSabr erpdbIt uab bic erIte GtnJablun8 %sntOeseu-
senonluen. Aae Die, ensen, WeI1e bjeiem auf are &e9e It9u &C.
itelten Weretn 6eButrettn Winf9eu, Weroen wpbltbun, bcIe
TeriGnnlun9 ni6t au Ueridumtn, iuetm bieles bic Iette Sci.
taI9S. GnseiSe iein mtr6, .e43'
geriauumamOstOtul: gts bon Sight. anS Dsrtitr. bet asam
8eSel. -. QGutS baum, Sr1T.
SWtOM $. GngeIRRrbt, Sch.
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WprIount+ 100 CUTE 96neber Bel Der Sanb uns bel Der
ONA%WNyk WtaI6tene. . Gnnebprn n SeIt9man :,
EtNi 0fl 240 2B. 9rattir.
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WerIotot : Gin OroenltbeS Otenitmab9sn in elm Boar
OC]Iu+tHt+ bin9bauS mad Ni1nlpnb. Die TteIetelen
werSen per9atet nnb gutter GO6n 3useIt@trt. (a9l7,1w)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
NASHVILLE TENN. TUESDAY, NAY Is. 1860
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD

FVqWO through Express Passenger Trains between
and Louisville making close connections q s
~ Vo Ioeton Philsdelphia BALTIMORE Washington City
Buffalo NIAGARA Falls, Cleveland, Ciucinna 81 LOUIS ana inc
far -, ,eco 60. I'm -, %,
follows ~ a. -..--s-...t a.
First train leaves Nashville at 5O1 a oSy, -
latin 1olng Green, Glasgow Junction. and sl Euar stations
when sienallei by hag and arrive al Louvlle az oO a.
Returning, Louisville at o.g n st0pP0B As @OoFe
and arriving in Nashville at 800 III.
Second tsi1 leaves Nashville daily Sundays exeptdD at
4i0 NJ, stopping above and arriving IN LouSsie ~
20 A. d. Returning leaves Louisville at $40 A. n. and
srrive in Nashville at 22J p NJ.
alatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily Sun
dvs excepted P NJ and arrives in 6slatn ct 62 P NJ
Returning leaves Gaan at 200 H. and arrives in Nashville
st 0.0OA NJ.
Through ticket on the Depot for all potts North,
East and West, with many different routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, sup't.
A J. FrRIp. Gent. Ticket AR't. mayll-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15

WWTE received another supply % Coal Oh Lamps
w among which Vey handsome patterns for par
lors ;ed with the Collins burner, which thp last improve
ent an Is mmeasursbly superior any other Lamp
fore public s0ness and esnesof dames freedom f1om
smoke implicitly construction, beauty and elegance finish,
cleanliness and economy. One Lamp viii give the ghtof four
candles does not cost much The on have i'm
ported Lamps clear, besntful article
from any 0r0r, leaves grease spot when split upon
carpet or clot thing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. % Pubiis square
uarl9-H NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
G5aR@a@ a@@W

To baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, and the only HOud TO
Washington city
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Wasnng
ton City East Columbus the West at which places
it connects with Railroads for and from all points IN the
West, Southwest and Northwest
Passengers bv this Route can visit cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York Boston alone, by other lines. NJ,
Through Tickets also be procured Yls washington Oly 70
the Eastern cities additional charge OF 81 only
Sleeping cars attached TO all night trains.
Tickets good until used with the privilege Of stopping of at
ali principal points.
Business Travellers for pleasure or information can
visit all Eastern Cities comparatively small expense.
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty ald subm
It is uneuuaed the world system Of day and rek
poce splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph lines Us
large Of double track its ne hotels, under me
lance Of the COnPany ensures to the passengers peea Ss
and comfsrt. =,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the west
ASK tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
W. SMITH, Master transportation x y x X
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, d 8 X r.
x +. FULLER, Genl Western Agent, b &O H.
II, G. JEWETT, Pres't, o r r.
W. BROWN, Gen'I Ticket Agent, G OR r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
For sale or Exchange.
EMPRESS FREIGHT

= BBLs Coal Oil, very superior article, just rece
. and for sale by
msr9-u RAINS, BROWN d c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15

RR&~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New ferk Tor me lasi
49, four years OF Louisville Kentueky, and who has
osd b attention to Of private diseases for eve
rty years haster HIMSELF having attended 70 practices Tor
many years. many Thousands be Il enabled 70 cure
m Of private nature matter how bad they may be
from niudieious medical treatment from neglect OF their own
Dr. Kings Dspensary No % DeadecE street. between Cherry
and the SQUARE where be all diseases Of pYae nae
ovoHRKA cured without naucous medicine or interrens
from business. a.
sTRCruHzs old recent date enectualy cured IN rev
DAYS by an operation Ehichcauses pain Where structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease
mischief and uuterminea the constitution 90 much
SYPHILIS the diseases Of the skn growing cut OF neg
Ie or bs treatment can eGecuay cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. particular attention having been gwen q
this disease all the consequences growing out OF IT, Dougt
an in many cases By the destructive habits ef inconsdere
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which undermine the constitution, rendering e IN
at for business society, and causing premature old a
Females VINO may be aboring with difficulty Of me womb
NAV rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating tne case VIA
Zee osed directed to Dr. A. King, No . DeAder9k street
Nssyie Tenn will have the necassry medicine sent % er
~ vi N necessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. on
hours from o'clock the morning until In the evening
ruavQ9. T95Q-I&rWiV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
NEW AHRANGEmENT
The southern Express Company

T4THE undsTgned respectfully give notice that they have
tered into partnership, under the and arm
The southern Express Com pumFs ior the Trans
action Of General Express and Commission Busns1 and av
made arrangements with the Edgeed ard KENNEDY, Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Southern Railroad Companies 70 run
Messengers daily these Roads, and prepared 10
forward goods to all Stations the nqd Railroads in
charge Of special Messengers at low rates Their hsnTes
provided hith Iron Safes for the safe transmission Or money,
ieEelry and other vluabes. Bills notes and drafts collected
and prompt returns made
Ofice At RAINS & BROWNS Drug stors, 10. & l9 Public
Square. 5Asths ~ BIZ
trDq Iafe Of Afansf EEprasl Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
sTAR AND ADAmANTINE CANDLES.

TWyE attention OF the public invited the fact that most
Of the Star Adlmanne Candies offered for sale,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
SASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Ts. II.
BE

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL goth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and P ~
Arrive at Chattanooga 1870 NJ AID l:4o A NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA N and 7:3O N.
Arrive at Nashville at n and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route TO Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City Rchmona,
Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Savannah Chareston
MONTGOMERY, MemT his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
Tennessee and Georgia Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any hour application %
Ticket Agent Office Depot, to the following places and
a the following prices, Wis: -. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-15
NUMBER 81.
Great Fire az Danvllle Ay. 1!

OUIl 2 . p . "a y ll9 y 81 @ % = a > y
3Asvr-lE, Ky., Ma7sh 9, lsdo.
MzsEs. W. B. DOBBs 4 Co.. C1sCuxarr
GEsrsfhs safe We Purchass from yol time s.zes vas
severely tested BY the disastrous Gre this place and
happy to syit stood s ts equal representations
yoa made shsn pErohaso. Our store room IN hh The
sfe stood, totally destroyed by Gre ssd he ss s no
the cellar, snd covered by the burning ruins but upon get
ting oat and opening found every paper safe net one
them soorchsd or defaoe in any way We take pleasure in
bearing this testimony to the azn quality The aaes
,,f,rt,Tel AZ van sstsbIishusnt Yours.
Esigned1 4. j. SHINDELBOWER
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OEe Square, year. SSe-Eaoh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, viii bo charged for she excess.
THE WEEELT.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the rst and F1 Cs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both Daily Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily With half the weekly rates
added.
7rass Advertisements ass Be paid for es tie time Of
Insertion.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OCTOBER j1i Io55.
NV order Of the Board Directors calls are made on the
Stool Of The Company subscribed for building Branch
ss " Bdreport to Jasper payable the Treasurer Of this
n dollar on each Share the st November 1879 and two
dollars an each Share on the stdays Of December, 1859 Jsnus
~ February March, April May june July August sepe-
Asr October, and November, 1860.
Paventy be made to Jackson Pryor, at Jasper, TO the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville .
u meeting these calls is requested o the subscrb
avs F stock As the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
'I tS n ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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NAT they have been able to offer ts the retail trade
They have most choice lot Of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Elegant Flounced s ouneed Berages houneed and plain
Musns Grenadines plain and hOunced, Grey English Beages
Ducals for suits. Every style Of for Gentle
Shirts Shirt collars, Lse Thread Shirts and Drawers,
Marsees Silk Vesngs, all colOrs French Cloths and Cas-
smeres white and colored Linen Drng We have great
rety and ofthe most beautiful Carpets exhibited in
market CorniceE Curtains Hooks, Pins and Stair Rods,
Curtain de Lomes Lace and Muslin Curtains, beahed and
Table Damask, every style Linen Towels and TOEengs
Linen Cotton Sheengs Of all widths Msrssles Quilts and
Oil Shades for Window Floor Ocoth5 from to Is test wide,
Canton Mating from quarters vide, checked and whit,
all Mattings Goods for Wagsnsheengs and Tent
cloths all kinds Of heavy goods for Negro Cloth
ing. A. G. & A B. BEECH.
NashHille ap.4 3m
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Tobacco Sale Days.
AT
A. HAMITON'S WAREHOUSE
sit Lux ct Ink FuIt

Ten o'clock A. N.
II This srrangsent Is made for the purpose Of both
DarTT-f A.HkWTLTgN
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

~ ETig4-dstz c921El Aa-aLSaa-A
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1sGOi
Going SOuth'
Leave Nashville AS A NJ arrive at Columbia 7:O5 A NJ.
Leave Nashville 2.55 NJ, arrive At Columbia 5:35 NJ
Going North:
Leave Columbia 73O N, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia Las P NJ, arrive at Nashville P NJ.
TWyE Morning going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Ooumba win
Train 10 Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville Nashville Railroad from and aer
Monday May Louisville and al Eastern cities But one
train Sunday. ON. fEhhiNo'
TDavi-lm GPBGE Superintendent
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gasr o. NEGRDEg.

John p PAGE and others vs. Robert Page and others.
IN pursuance dsors Of the County Court or Davidson
county rendered in the aboEe cause a iae Apr term @
TII q ar ra at the Feadsnce Of Nathaniel RoEers which
{. ~ ~ residence % 81 Davis and between the Lebanou
f--11irs and he river. en- IhmrEGaWy she fTtm daV
- TTaV merit the folloEing nsgroeE to.Eit
Rsbs about a6 OF and an infant abut
f e Ann Of tss ard Ananda about tour
TERMs-Ons ffh viii he required 10 cash, and for the
balance endorsed payable in Bank The day De-
center next. r. r. CnEATHfM,
April II, 1s0l Clerk.
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THE PURLIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
Legaturejust closed obtain them by applying this or
aee or to the Secretary State there are copies for
st sleeper 90 hprl4-H
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EdgeReId and Kentucky Railroad.
EG Ig.L 81 El IE L

willie, RusSellVilIe, &C.
nN and after Saturday April = 1860 trains to and from
Z y ClarksYie daily.
Leave Nashville at 6 80 A NJ, and 2.45PM
Arrive at Clarksyille at 1925 n, and q l5P n
RETURNING.
Leave Clarksville at 6 A NJ. and 2:45 n.
Arrive at Nashville at 10 A NJ, and P d.
The morning train from Nashville connects at Springfield with
daily line Of Stages Russeve, and at Taits Station near
State Line with Slaughter Co.'S Daily line Of fourhorse
Coaches to Hopkinsvile, KY Trenton, Pembroke &C.
Hopkngye, stages leave for Columbus KY Paducah
smithand, Eddyve and Henderson
Tare from Nashville to Hopkinsvle 81
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer,
apl7d EdgeheId 4 Kentucky Railroad
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gasB6iIIs Gnion anA 5meritun.
DaIIY ss; TrI.WeeIzIv s.; VEeeklT s..
IIafes oT AdvertIsing.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN THF DAILY