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Reported By II. q. HARaIsos, stsau6oat Agsntl
River slightly on the rise. now three feet large
on Harpeth Shoals.
AT the Shoals tightening, steamers Wenona, Belle
Creole and Gen Anderson, all Of which boats should
+ be at the landing early this morning.
Steamer Jas. WOODS yet in the lower part Of the
river Passengers for New Orleans viii an op-
portunity Of meeting her at smithland by the Jno.
A. Fisher by leaving on her this day at y O'Clock.
The Wenona and Belle Creole viii meet with i'm
mediate despatch for Cincinnati
St Louis passengers can avail themselves Of the
side wheel steamer General Anderson, on Wednes-
day next at y o'clock
ARRIVED.
John A. Fisher, Padueah
Commerce, do
MlnnetOnla, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Minnet0nka Paducah
Acacia Cottage, Carthage.
Hazel Dell Pittsburgh,
LEAVING.
The joan A. Fisher, the regular mail line steamer
departs for Paducah at y o'clock.
The Belle Creole departs this day for Cineinnatia
O'Clock, P NJ
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BY TELEGRAPH.



WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Postoiiice Committe
Of the House had Mr. Gwin's Pacific Telegraph bill
up this morning, and referred it to the sub-cOmmi
! tee consisting Of MessFs COlfax Craige of H. G
ana Alien; while there was a general agreement il
FAVOR OF some such enterprise Of extending govern
ment aid towards its construction, it was though
proper TO examine the details Of this particular pro
| Ject more carefully.
Mr.. Blair closed before the Committee on Eec
tons this morning, making his right to the seat held
1y Mr. Barrett elear and unquestionable The
frauds committed in that election were onlv paraL
leled By those in Kansas
The PostotHce Committee have invited John Cocb-
rand and Mr.. CoFwin to appear before them on
Tuesday morning in behalf Of Carlos Butrer6eId's
mail rOute along the Gulf Of Mexico. The feeling
In the Committed is very favorable to this scheme
PETITIONS from all parts Of New York are POURING
IN praying that the reciprocity treaty with Canada
may be amended or rescinded. Hostility to il ia
growing more bitter daily, ruinous is it to the in
terests Of Western New York.
WASHINGTON, March 3l--A scene between two Com
gressmen to-day occasioned some excitement Mr..
Van Wyck meeting Mr.. Hndman on Pennsylvania
avenue held out his hand in friendly recognition
Mr.. Hindman refused 70 take it, making use of tbs
words, as is reported You damned scoundreI
you have delivered speech not only insulting TO
every Southern man, but to every gentleman at
the same time making a movement with his left
hand toward Ar. Van Wyck's face, as if additional
ly TO nsClt him.
In response to the House Committee on Terrific
ries, Mr.. Clark Of No. Of the minority will present
the following points:
The Constitution of Kansas was not formed and
presented to Congress in accordance with law,
meaning the English BILL bet in degrogation thereof
that it does not appear that there is within her linn
its, sufficient population required by law, and
further, the proposed area embraces the Cherokee
Indian territory which Congress, in 1854, formally
decided should continue part Of the Territory of
Kansas, but be excluded from its boundaries These
reasons form the ground, on the Democratic side,
Of opposition to the admission of Kansas under the
WyandOtte Constitution.
NEW YORK, April I.-Herdd correspondence says:
The President was served with all the testimony
aiken before the Coyode Investigating Committee,
having any personal relation 10 himself before he
prepared his protesting message to the House
The Harper's Ferry Committee decided at their
meeting yesterday not to subpoena Gov. Wise. he
having placed in their possession all the facts CON
iected with that affair.
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COMMERCIAL

Review of the Nashville Market, April 2.
coIToNEe could not hear q the sale Of single bais
Gotten to-day.
MOBILE March 30sale Of cotton to-day I00 bales 100
IVA cents for mddng grades. The sles Of the foot up
ooOU bales and the reets the time 500
bales Ihe Increased recep lll5 bales The value
or the exports Of the week is f595 fer the month S48;
lz4I705 bales.
sAvANSAH, March 30-rheTe inquiry today and
prices continued steady for good eottonsOOd Middngs lie
l5c according 70 cassecatons. Holders OF poor cotton
buyers freely az their Offering rates. and the sales elected we're
very irregular prices
CHARLsToS March 81 The market is Depressed Sales this
morning 500 bales in one lot, At cent decline.
T0BACCo-There were no sales to-day
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Tennessee Bonds sold in New York on saturday at 90g1
The Clneinnati Fnn,lirer Of sa.nra. 80. 80.

Tennessee Bonds sold ia New York Saturday 90c
The Cincinnati Egqatrer Of Saturday evening says:
There has been but little change since yesterday in Financial
circles unless it be tendency with most Of the houses to ease IL
me currency line The oen Of prime papera
nue from day today with but little any change in the amount
ouee and to day all first paper offered was
az IRON ~ 70 II per cent The supply Of money 20 day. at l
the regular houses much better than was Yesterday and
also me offerings were Of much better character; consequently
the tendency 70 little strugency in The money market during
he iat Two days vas not precept5le day names
regular depositors and also, Outsides-found less difficulty in
getting their wants supplied. In fact We heard Of one piece
beng azen al less than cent but it strictly rcass
rates. $500
Inc week ON the beginning till to-day been one Of much
oe eass IN ii the departments CT The financial
circles than they experienced durrg the preceding week and for
any tang 70 te CONTRARY that taking into cOnsidera
ton the gradual accumulation currency money market
viii Continue, al least fora come with but little
change
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ROKEE aEHIEDY


WE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
ewn Remediesone which will speedily and permanently
you or compounds heretofore used, with all their
facilitating effect together with the Oahsome diseases
many times following the of Mineral Poisous
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for 7onor
rhea elect Gravel Structure, Fuor Abus whites in Femae
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these discs bv
natural after all other preparations aed and one
Of Heavens merCies 70 offending Instances coult
producedof its effects, which wOcld stagger creiuity
The preparations heretofore have aiIel
this never instance been known to fail ppiIv for
annd the Governor Of theWerld Father who aGcts not
to kill but to
In mercy be has appointed Medicine
which when taken quickly ies to all parts Of the sve attacks
disease every post and with fidelity courage uy
admirable, gives it rest untt has completely expelled It
frou body aud restores the unfortunate patient to former
health and vigor.
This Reme5y strikes at the very disease ten
dency simply TO suspend the poison remove the
cause O which it depends.
u , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE,s the entire alb.
senco all taste smell It lay in the count
ing the toilet table without being suspected as
Remedy f0rsecret diseases.
IT treatise Veneral diseases with full directions
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
, Sold by all respectable Druggists dealers in medi
cines. POTTER K MEBWIN, Sole Proprietors,
81. Louis, Mo
Sold Nashville at wholesale Berry DemOyile and Wv,
Ing Pendeton at retail by Hendershot, and Drug
giats everywhere Observation-Disclosures
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Jackson Blackwell William Gravtt ct als-Inunctjon Bill
- motion and appear the satisfaction Of the Clerk
a Master, from aega0uin the compliments bill
which is sworn that the defendant, A. C.. Deshaz0
,deut Tennessee, ami therefore Ordinary
process this Court cannot be served upon him. t therefore
ordered by the CLERK and Master that publication be made for
requiring defendant apper the
Chsucey CourttC be hcaen the c0uaty Perry the Court
House theoeo Liuden Thursday sitter the
Monday April and plead, demur 10 said bill
same will contested FOR hearing
pGTfe az 70 him.
ISAAC n. HULME, & NJ.
March 20, IsG0-Wlt-pr's fee 50
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- Caution.--The article of

~ CauLiOme--The article of
GsS~ezS-AS Whisky we'll known 'DaIy's Arc
matte Valley Whske, has established reputation universal
renders It difficult for the manufacturer with the
dennd Tbs IS the result Of persvenE energy its intro
ducon1 sustained by determination adopted the outset aid
never for instant departed from, that original purity and
unrvaled excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate, attendant all successful efforts,
hasOvertaken the 1t INSCRIPTIONS
imPosto AID inferior and spurious pamed upon
the community TO the detment Of the public we'll
injury to the manufacturer both in emoumen and we'll earned
rpue Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label aId by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
rights, and earnestly desire such Information from
those wO having been vcmiZed otherwise,
will enable protect the public and myself by
ton to the utmost extent Of the Law The genuine Dalys
matte Valley Whkey put in of u bottles EACH with
LIGHT yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax, with the pro-
pCetCs stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro
pret0r the label. All other articles limitations.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whiskey, sold
only WM. H. DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
aa,1y- l,1s D.
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ST. LOUIS, April Major Wright closed the Cars
tang-Shaw case last evening, in a speech Of nearly
eight hours, after which the jury retired and in
twenty minutes rendered q verdict for the defend
ant. A motion for a new trial was Immediately filed
by the plaintiffs counsel. In case Of refusal, she
will appeal to the Supreme Court
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RRYAN,S TASTLEss YERNEIFUGE.


Jolly times at cur house. all the children we'll;
Thought that would kill em, thought for spell,
Didn't think afterwards, when Up aud tried
bryan TAgTELEss YERaWuGE twas the died
Put up in bottes-Price = dimes. For sale by
aprill-dGWlm BROWN & EVANS.
~ MADNESS, IdiOcy. COmVul-
a-2S SI0NS, and long train Of other horrible dis
tie frequent Of permitting Worms to
generate and multiple, without check in the intestines
and the stomach. Such neglect is iGexeuable
in much WARS Canadian Veytuge, without
confinement to The house Of trouble the sufferer
disease in few days. and the Improve condition
Of the digestive organs, purify the blood and regulate the
secretious.
Be particular and remember the name, Wner Canadian
Vermfugs This is the only article hacan depended on
Remember this.
For sale in NeW Orleans, whoIcsaleanG retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
aprill-d&Wlm Sole proprietnrg
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Foot-raco Mt New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 2--The great foot-race yes
terday between the celebrated Schultz, Of Louis
vile, and the UBk7lOt1H, of Philadelphia, for $1,000
was won by the Unknown by 10 feet. Schultz was
ahead the first 100 yards. The race being 200
yards. Time Isl seconds. Another $4,000 race Of
100 yards is proposed to be run at Louisville.
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DR.. NTcCJlfntOehss Asthma RemedF. Pre-
PARED exclusively from vegetables sueanees containing no
narcotic and acting upon pulmonary organs as soothing
antinhammator, yet nggorltg agent oa preparation
Is the only uniform certain and safe specnc or acute and
chronic Asthma and oopng cough Price ~ cents For sale
By laDnI-dAwlm bkOWN Evans
The to keep WE'LL take AoLEASs oElEBRATED STRENGTH
g ooRpA1 BLOOD PURuIR, be carsfu in de., and dis
easecn attack system This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic It is perfect preventive
fdias and streng the system and purfes and ceanses
the blood Try it, aud you viii be convinced See advertisement
In another column. aprtI-d&Wln
DR.. WcClfntOcEZ's Cough and Cold Mike
TUBE consists o. variety of vegetable specifies for pulmonary
irritation, combined in f5Js GtiOts by physician
acknowledged by his professional brethren SUPER
orr 1t dispates immed atey the most distressing symptoms
Of cold, cough throat, aad entirely in
cred5ly shcrt time. Price IS cents. For sale by
aprill-d&Wlm Brown & EVANS.
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DIR. MCCIintOckSs PICTORIAL syrup. Are
your lungs weak? long breath gveyau paint Have
hacking cougt2 Do expeeorate hard tough matter! Are
you with night want OF sleep! II here
lGr remedy It will unqestionaby you. Price 81 co.
For sale by Iaprll-d&wlml BROWN & EVANS.
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CANDIDATES.


We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, OF Will
hanson county candidate Tor Attorney Geaera for the ju
dea Circuit the counties OF Williamson Davidson
and sumner 0otlz. td=
We author to announce JAS E. RAINES, Esq-, as
candidate for the oe Attorney General for the Ninth Jude
ca Circuit composed the counties Of williamson, summit
and Davidson. Election in May, 1850.
Weare authorised to s. l. FIHLEG, az Davidson
county, candase Attorney General Of the 9Th 5qea
CircuIg. Election, May, 1861
o.fQ
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DaIIey's lIngicaI Pain Extractor

Has now been in thu years; there hardly per-
son but what has heard Of it, and family that has
that could be induced to be without box hand
den accident Where used it become standard
remedy because it has equal in caring Burns, Scads Cuts
Wounds and Bruises Fever Sores Piles all inamma
tory and cuaneous diseases where the parts
reached
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos 81 and Isl Chartres street.
soeag for tie Southern States, AID to whom all orders
should % addressed. apriIl-d&vlm.
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WEAKLEY COUNTY.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
Il DEN for Weakley County, State Of Tennessee.
allen executor Of james Turner, deceased Robert Grimes
and wife Sarah Grimes, Y Billie and wife Martha Billie,
Freeman and wife, Margaret Freeman, Mary Grimes,
Milton Morris and wife, Nancy Norris James Morris VIM
Crimes James Grimes, julia Crimes Leonidas Grimes
W Bifle Amanda Billie, Sarah Bife Eife NJ Il Ble,
Marsey Billie, " Cox and wife Margaret, Porter and wife
Mary Porter-Bl oT PARTITION &C-Order Of publication
From the affidavit the bill in this appearing the
Clerk Master Of said Court that said defendants
Cox and wife, Margaret Cox Peter Porter and wife, Mary
Porter residents Of said State Of Tennessee and reside
the Of Missouri is therefore ordered said Clerk
Master that the said nonresident defendants before
the July Of said Ch2ncery Court held the
Court House Dresden, aforesaid Monday
july 1900 and file their pleas demurrers the said
bull said bill will be taken fer confessed against Them and
for hearing pare to them It is further ordered, that
this order be pubhei FOR four successive weekly
ion and american, newspaper printed Nashville, State
aforesaid. tbs 29h day Of February, 1860 "a copy from
the Order book
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young MEMS Mercantile Library AssOci-


The following are the sections Of the act ucorpo-
rating the Young Mems Mercantile Library Associ-
alton Of this city
AN ACT a charter ts STATE Female College Shelby county
and for other purposes.
SEXTON O. Be q enacted 5g tie General zSssEnbV tAs
ds Of Le1cssee That Geo AksrI. 10 Vauleer, ChaI
Jones, RJ Walton Thomas Wright Pgue Geo Thayer,
Geo Lee Felix Abbey IhoI Gibson Frank Green, Fred
Sheppard, Fall, W u Warren saal Keith Kirkpatrick,
Clue Henry 5ohnsoa Thos Easand, John Patterson,
hhelesai David Humphrey, Vim u Morrow, Hill hcAlieT,
kandhl ~ ebeIi Dixon Allison, 70 Yaulz II Jones'
Har I'd licht " " BayleH John n Pearl Jno n tkesons
Vim Keenan, Fred TrasE Thos Coleman 81 CLAIR Morgan,
Er5kincs Edwards and " Morris and their assoei
ates and fuecessort be and hs hereby constituted
body polite and ourpoa BY the and style Of the Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association Of Nashville Tor the pur
poce OF promoting the moral intellectual snd professional oul
ure Of the Young Men Of Nashville, and shall have succession
SIC 2. Be further enacted, That said Association shall
have the rght and Be sued BY thrr in all
courts OF Law and equity shall have SEAL and nay
change and alter the same az pleasure.
SIC 8. Be TrfeF enacted, That said Association shall
have the power personal property by purchase Egan
devise in other and TO hold real estate 70 the
tent that be required for the OF the same tr0Did6
the e1csed hundred Thousand dollars
SIC Be d rgter enacted, That said Association shall
have power adopt such Constitution and Bylaws may
eneeng the objects for which is formed PrOCiae the
are not incoRHtsn h the Constitution and Laws Of the United
States the State G! Tennssses.
SIC. Be rtLer enacted That said Association shall
hare such officers shall prescribed
Conltituon nay have adopted conformity
eight Of this that such officers elected shall
te Board OF DrecrE and shall no their oceH for the term
OF one year and until their succesSrs ahh haTs been elected and
installed but that failure ocers annually
work forfeiture OF this charter.
SIC. II Be Il further enacted That this act take effect
from and after itI passage.
WCWHI-THOkNB,
Speaker OF the House OF Representative
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Z COB SULLIVAN vs. Levi Grow, A C Brashfeld. James
81 Blakely Thomas smith and Garland T Attach.
and Injunction b-Oer Of publication From he All
davit the bill in this appearing 70 he Cjr and
ter said Court. that the said Levi Grow is non resident If
said OF Te and nedes Stlt m rs n
uerelore ordered by said Clerk and Master that id Lei Grow
appear before the next July term Of Chancgr Court
10 held at The Court HOLse in Dresden aforesaid an M "a
Monday Of July 1860 and file h answer, or demurrer Ia
hin, said bill viii he taken for confessed aral.t him
and hearing eNparte him. further orFe
that this order be published for four successive in the
weekly Union AHd american, newspaper printed Nash
VILE in said State ct Tennessee This the DAY March
1860. a true copy from .he Order boo.)
NATHAN EDWARDS,
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- Madness, IdiOcY. ConvmI
Read and Believe.

NEW YVRK, April u, 1858.
". L, HAGAN EsQ.-Dedr Sir: About Eve months since
bought two bottles your Hair Coorng
OF obtaining and would inquire where may be found
here Ny hair when quite young turned grey. haze used
u16srof articles for tie purpose Of restoring ii, bit did
not succeed until IOJtGHed tits qcic produced tie desired
eject have been requested by number my (among
them several 'ades procure it if possible much pleased
with IT, for has made great improvement my personal ap
pearance. By answering this You will much oblige,
Yours very respectfully,
II. c GOODRICH.
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York.
Remember that this result produced by HEMsTREETs
iiI6le the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W HAGAN & CO., PrOprietoIs, Troy, n Y.
srriII-dsyrTr,
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WT-I|
SS5ssAS FUGE has long been regarded with and
confidence by large body the regular medical profession
every State in Union preparation unsurpassed By
any, and daily prescribed by the eminent physicians
throughout the United States Duri the period
tnued popularity spurious limitations Lave from
time to time made their appearance Never
the part Of the exercise ucious
ton in purchasing the genuine article than this time These
limitations often close in their external resemblance
A FAHEsToCK Yermifuge be well calculated put upon
the unsupecng purchaser article which be neither wished
INTENDED TO buy is enough buy Of accredited
agent but every purchaser vgnee avoid being
posed sud examine every bottle himself
that be is buying the genuine A. FAHNEsTOCKs Yeuuuge
april l-wlm
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SANFORD'S
SANFORD'S
Tnv5SOTatOH,
NEVER DEBILITATESs

has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Ised is and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
II has cured thousands g within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief, the
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose must adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and US g ed in such quantities
Let the dictates Of your Judgment Guide you in the
uso Of me LIVER IN > 'VIG0RATOR. ana it
will cure Liver COM plants, BiliOus Ate
tacks, Dyspepsia, = Chronic DiarrhOea
RI, DrODsy, Sour = Stomach, HabituaI
COstiveness, ChOl- ic, Cholera, ChOIe-
MOrbUS.ChgleraI |EmfanGunRs ElatUs
lences aun d i e. e Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = Icessfuy as an Ordtna.
ry Family medis p ICimes 1t will cure SICK
III EA ID A { H E, las = Thousands can testify,) in
twenty minutes, if n two Chree Tea
spOOmfuIs are Laks = en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
All who use itare giving their testimony
In its favor
Mix water in the mouth Wit the lngigorator and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and put up
in GLASS CASES, air tight and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca Jharti5 PILL sa gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their has induced place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession we'll know that different Csthardcs act
d" The Ds-S FAMILY HI.+S' CAs THiARTIC PILL
has with reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from a = variety the purest Yese
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal and are ~ good and safe in all
es where a Catharic is 2 needed. such ID
engagements Of the stomach, Sic e i.
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. n y,
COSJiVeneSs, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b o d y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected. = end in a long of Fe
yer, Loss OF AppeG q |Iite,a Creeping SEN
saIiOn Of Cold over the bod, Restless
ness, Headache, or = Weig IN the head,
all Imflamma tory - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumat ism, great
Purifier OF the Blood = and many diseases which
flesh heir numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Dose l to 3 Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thaVtic Pills ae by Druggists generally anc sold
wholesale by the trade in all the large
st W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, n. 7.
o. J. WOOD CO.,
febi-ly st. Ouis, No.
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hAILWAK lIATTERs.


Departure OF Passenger Trains.
NAsn1lllR AND oHArTANooeA-s:4O A. H., SP. n.
4EeaAss-t AND ALthtNA-8sOO A. NJ, 2s5E P. NJ
Lo0ia..lls AND AAsavtliE-4:3O A. M.s 1880 A; n.
Ganatu Express $3.50 p D.
EpaEFiELn AND KEEruCET-2 n.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains
hksHvIJLE Anp Cuarrtvoos.-s.OO A. N ,6:IOP.
4EAli'aalE AND ALABkNA-g:Ii a. NJ 6s2O = n
1iouisqIiAR AID NAsnVILlE-3s2O A, M $3.50 = NJ
GaIiatin Express 8si3 A. A.
LDaEEiEIn aNp KEsrurrr-In A. n.