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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09
Executive DEPARTMENT,

Dr. Sam4e! " TAdy0, IT,, CdlirnaH
Of tls Board Of Medical ErG'ai7Gs
SIR:-Under date of the 2jth of May, the Sec
retary Of War issued General Orders, No. %, as
follows The plan of organization for the Vol
untcer forces designated in General Order No. l5'
of May 4lb, 1861, Ia SO modified as to allow one
Surgeon and one Assistant Surgeon to each ReSi-
ment; to be appointed By the Governors OF tho
respective States, after having passed an examin-
ton by a competent Medical Board appointed by
the Governors Of the States. The appointments
to be subject to the approval of tie Secretary of
War"
As no appointment of Surgeons for the ith and
5th Regiments will be made except from candi-
dates who shall have passed an examination as
above indicated, allow me to request that meet
iny of your Board may be held fer the e1amina-
tion of Surgeons, and that notices of such meet
ing be published in the several newspapers
throughout the State.
Respectfully yours,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

The UafohmGn's Washington correspond
enc, says that Private Metcalf OF Company
c, "a Regiment, accidentally shot himself
IN the hand on Saturday. The physicians
have some hope of saving the hand. This
is the first accident in that Regiment In
neighborlng Regiments some or 10 have
been accidentally shot.
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DECLINED.

The Patriot of Friday contains letters
s-,u Nsssrs. Dillingham;, Thomas and
rro, the Democratic nominees for State
offices declining the nominations
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

Gen. Mcdowell says our defeat was
caused by the superior force Of the enemy
that the men composing our army repre-
eented every profession IN civil life. but
were unacquaintei with the rules and tao
ties Of warfare that the teamsters were
green and the country new, and that even
the artillery could not change their position
without creating alarm. Mcdowell also
.aid that he would wager his life that two
thirds Of his officers had never before seen a
cannon ball IN the air.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

with much care. Men are no. employed 10
the responsible poeision Of Engineers, who
arc known to use intoxicating drinks. aud
the compliment above is richly meriied.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09
L C I 7 y
tFr5m the Burlington Scn.inel.l
TO HON. PAIL ETIINCTEN

DFrrocra;i- Clpll@r'~ far q rr,aar of V.rrq ni
DrAR Paul. al extremely deli .hted at learning
The recent Convention has proved 30 discerning,
snd given your servant an honor iude d.
At lest Fuccosa0r who 5ryH e. " succeed,
A Patrio', orator, gentleman strong
In pphOltIng the right and resisting the wrong
and hcre llt ne add. while i II thinking UpOn.t {,
The best locking man IN the State oi Vermont
q eloquent Laui '-Jcz0a6ie noWc1
The name 10 itsel is an excellent omen.
II they don't rut you into the Governors chair,
The people VIII make, am free to declare,
4 blundcr frs year which viii quite have sur
passed
A similar one they committed BE- tat
J q. >.
ALBAyY, y. j., July 90, lsel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

1t is said Mrs. Gen. Games has returned
from New Orleans strong Union woman
She considers the Southern Confederacy
failure, and says such is the general feeling
there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

some Of the Federal soldiers have marbles
that they picked up on the field of battle,
evidently used as balls by the enemy. Sew
eral packages of cartridges thrown away by
the rebels on its retreat were found; they
we're composed of powder and marbles.
Some Of their shells were also made Of clay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

The REBEL Loss AT BULE RUN.-They
coufess the Killing and woundIng of 10 Of the
celebrated Black Horse or Hampton Legion
while Of the louisiana Independent Battalion
of 400 men, commanded by the well known
fllbuster. Maj. Bob Wheat, less than 100
escaped death, or severe wounds. Davis is
reported TO have said that the number Of
their killed, he " thought would not exceed
500." As this was three days after the
battle, he probably knew the truth, and GER
tainly would not put the figures too high.
Estimates Of the wounded vary greatly, but
they may be put at from 800 to 1000.
From the present imperfect reports We gather
the following list of field officers killed and
wounded
KILLED OR MORTALITY WOUNDED.
Gen. Bernard E. Bee, South Carolina.
Gen Francis S. Barlow, Georgia.
Col Nelson, "a Virginia Regiment.
Col. Fisher, 9th North Carolina.
Col. Mason, of Gen. Johnston's Staff.
Lt.Col. Ben. j. johnson, Hampton Legion.
Maj Robert Wheat, Louisiana Battalion
WOUNDED.
Gen. Kirby Smith, Regular Army.
Col. Wade Hampton, Hampton Legion.
Col. L. J. Gartrell, 7th Virginia.
Col. Jones, 4th Alabama.
Col. Thomas, Of Gen. Johnston's Staff.
Col IL. c. Stevens. of Gen. Bees Staff.
Mai. Scott, 4th Alabama.
The captains and petty officers are in pro-
portion, and the long list of names bears
painful testimony to the desperate as
sauits made by our army. The rebels, Of
course, make out great victory, and tell of
the slaughter of ten or fifteen thousand of
our men that they pursued them six miles
and moved them down like grass, with kin
dred exaggerations. They will, perhaps. be
astonished to learn that where We had two
killed they had three where we had two
wounded they had four, and that they lost
more in killed aud wounded than we did in
killed, wounded. prisoners and missing.
Cen Bee, one of their slain, was cadet
of 1914, and won distinction IN the Mexican
war. Gen. Barlow was prominent Geor-
gia politician-young and ambitious. 1t.
Col. Johnson was 4 South Carolina lawyer,
and has two brothers. who are clergymen,
one being chaplain to the Wade Legion, OF
which the deceased was second officer.
Major Wheat was well, ii not tavOrably,
known in New Yo1k as the embodiment OF
illibustering chivalry. Gen. Kirby Smith
is from Florida cadet of 1871, and served
IN Mexico with honor. Col. GartreiI was
member of Congress from Georgia. Among
the captains killed was John Avis Of Win
chester, Va, the jailor of ole John Brown
Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

In compliance with the above request OF his
ExceIlency, meeting of the Board Of Medical
Examiners will be holden at Bellows Pals on
Thursday afternoon, August 18th, 1861.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR., 81. D.,
Chairman Of the Board.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

h,,.. houo,oa .o :. 'em, "There go the three
,non,bsi soIdiars ,; ."Not by a - sight
was the answer "wer r. III '0' '''' ""''
lasts till the end Of time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09
HOW THE NEWS OF THE BULL
RUNBATTLE WAS RECEIVED
AT THE SOUTH.

The New Orleans Crescent, in commenting
on the Great Victory says -
The battle annals of the American Con-
tinent furnish no parallel to the brilliant
and splendid victory won by the Southern
army on Sunday last over the hired mercena-
ries and minions Of the Abolition despotlsm
We have driven the enemy back from our
soil, we have moved down his men by the
hundreds and by the thousands, we have
captured his batteries, and sent him howllng
and panic-stricken from the field OF the
fight. The blow, IN its moral and Its phys
ical effects, will prove of incalculable advan-
tace to the Southern cause.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

REcRUIrs.-The Francis Skiddy last even
ing took down eight recruits for the "a w.
Regiment, in charge of an officer. Some
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

The last intelligence from New York Is,
that it was mourning-supposed in sackcloth
and ashos-and all the capitalists, bankers,
shavers, stock, ,jobbers, merchants and
traders were astounded at the defeat OF
Lincoln and Scott's great army. The Purl-
tans of New England were in gloom.
From the New Orleans Picayune Of July 25,l
The cannon at Manassas, laundering
after the fleeing columns of Sco't's routed
army, will dissipate all mists at home and
abroad. In every corner of this land, and
at every capital in Europe, it Will be re-
ceiyed as the emphatic and exulting en-
dorsement, by Il young and unconqnerable
nation, of the lofty assurance President
Davis spread before the world On the very
eve Of the battle, that the noble race OF free
men who inherit these States will, whatever
may be the proportions the war may assume
.srenew their sacrifices and their services
from year to year, until they have made good
to the uttermost their right to self-govern
ment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

Such terrible reverse has no recuperatlya
power-in the sense Of a great duty to be
maintained at all costa country iiperty'
and a home To defend ut all hazards.
From the Augusta (Ga) oentinel.J
Heaven smiles on ue, on our arms, and on
our cause Then onward Follow the Pre-
sident, gallant JEFF. Davis, who leads the
centre Now for Washington
The Baltimore Republican says OF body
OF Northern troops just passed through Bal
timore
The carcasseS of this ungodly host may
be strewed upon the soil of Virginia, at some
other Big Bethel or Bull Run but they new
er will reach Richmond, no matter no"
often they may change their Generals
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

The horses are pronounced to be an cx,
cellen, lot. of good size, sound, and well
adapted to the purposes for which they were
nrocured .-Rufldnd Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09
WAR ITEMS.

The line of Federal Pickets has been e1-
tended along the Potomac to Harper's Ferry.
At the Chain Bridge there are now ten Re-
giments posted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

rspers in the State are requested to copy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

The following schedule shows the number
of horses purchased by Gov. Fairbanks TEL
the two Vermont Regiments, and the cost
of purchasing, &c, as follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

nc ho,ses Sll ,534 so
u, -. oos. 90 43
Average cost of purchasing,
bringing in, keeping,&c. %
Average cost, including all ex- ~
penaes Aoo w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-09

Scouts frequently bring in evidences o:
secession combinations in the section of
Maryland as well as frequent communication
with the rebels in Virginia. Stringent
measures have been instituted TO stop sucl
correspondence if it really exists, aad also
to break up such organizations.
4 special dispatch to the Post says letter
from q resident of Washington, now IN
Richmond, says recruits Tor the retel army
Gre smuggled down the Maryland shore Of
the Potomac from here, and then taken across
the river by vessels in the employ OF tAa
enemy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

A . 2 n Z Z Il 4 Z A N ,
BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
CtoNNEcTIEG direct in the Union Depot at Pittsbug
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia.
New York Boston, Baltimore and Washington City thus far
nishng facilities for the transportation Of Passengers
passed for speed and comfort BY any other route.
Express and sast Lines through to Philadelphia without
change Of cars coD1uctors. .-..-
smoking Cars attached each train WoodruH Sleeping
Cars Express and Fast Trains The Express Runs
Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
direct New York Express and Fast Linz
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger provided with Loughrdgs
Patent Brakespee under perfect control 81 the Enneer
thus adding much to the safety sf travellers
Six Daily Trains Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains between New YORK and Boston, Through Tickets
(AllRail) good on either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets Boston good via Horseh Fail River,
Stonngton Lines Boston passengers transferred free OF charge
through New York. I
Tickets may obtained at any Of the important Railroad
Oces the West also, board Of the regular Line
OF steamers the Mississippi Ohio Rivers and Tickets
the oees Of the Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore
orPhilsdeh,lia.
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a5a Rn sss PhiIaaelpha.w
"o So. %a.s S :. ne ssir hs

49, eres Rhfiaas1nha.
@no Boston, ana M
WaahanEtsn csax Ne
tENIhAL OHIO Ann D.ar-
~ vh1O RAILROADS tsrminat. ~ f.,,,ll - ~ u
% Oly On -: Ear, and colznbuu - - and
" -'n HAiroAI for and froa All peis,.
west, SOuth.Wess sna Ns-.nr,e - -
I,,sengsss this Routs can vis,s De 90 :. =
View York or Boston, q - -. -, - e
fork or boston sione, ~ 9thsF Fipe, - u acka,
- HIaoesn llekeis can also Be procur,a "A. ~.
ne sasssrn eities NJ a. additional eh--. -
S9issP.ns c-Is aLtacaed % al night trsini
all principal points. = p-ifie3e o. stoppil
sannesS men and travellers, FOR pI.a.u-.
visit All tne Eastern Cities at conn,.s =
The scenery . celebrated for Is uou5rrr.i snail
s unequAhed IN the world. Ia Syst-s ~ y "a ,.
police; tR splendid equipment its srsls., ~ 40 al
large amount Of double track; IL dns 500.
and comfsrt. p~Nsnseu gpso,
Through riche.S and Baggage ohs.k, "a,
the principal Railroad aud etesnboat o.ss I, -,
Ask iof Acastt va ne Baltiasrs md Chic RsTl,-S
W. 2.sMIfH, Master TransDort-a,sS..... - 3 =
l. r. COLE, General TIcEsf - : =
, H.eULLIVAE. Gen. WeI1erss 49,, =
u. y LEVITT, Prsst, @ Or
ina . H'bkoHh, Gent Ticket Agsat, Q 0 NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

Flour, Corn, dc.
eAn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
OJO 100 Eacks Coru;
90 bbIs Lard;
50 Green Apples;
D cases Parrspne Wax Candles;
so Flour sacks City pounas,)
On consignment, fer sale by
W. WATTS CO.,
Ianl9V No. 81 College street, pear Broad
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M. q e. r. CH
WEOLEsALE GR0CERss AND DEALERS
FINE BRAHDIzs, wIsEs, FoBAoco, CIGARS, Halls.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
O0ENER or 00LLEGB AVID 0gUpcH IsgREETz
Nashville, TeRmessee.
receipt Of large and selected stock Of
80 bids Sugar. al grades; l0oa genuine Havans CEsrs
200 bbls choice Mol2sses; zoo Nails, assorted.
100 90 DO l0Gd0zen Painted R=sketst
$50 bags prime Rio Coassl 50 nests Tabs;
100 bbls PoEdsTed Crushed and 10 bbs Engxh WaI,zt
Loaf Sugar. -ti- 10 bbls Peeans; aas
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BEsANDIES. WINES. kO.
IS Xxx & choice French Brardes;
20 Z oasks Madeira, Sherry and Port wInas,
10 baskets best brands chRnDagne;
so boxes Scovill Clasef,
100 bbls enc Robertson County WldskyI
q bbls pure old Rye do
do do DO Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brsney
Gin, &C.
POWDER AGENTS. @
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The
dersgrsd Icing the only Aensin Nashville tie
would cali the attention OF the Merchants Tradesto thef
5000 kB Dupont Rife Powder ks Hazard BlastfnxPcw
500 % 90 DC DC 5000 d ss;. sy..nor. B...l..
9oo0 kegs Hazard DO do Powder; : : -
go so 90 90 DO $50 case: Of Powder assorted
900 BlastnsPOw 50 bills Toy, Bedford o.,
jsnl1 N p CfiiEz ATT AM. Aosst,
SOLE AGENTS EOR
gapontsPow6er; Jog, Bickford & oo.'s Safety
Sycamore do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
TUATEDn wealthy section Of country in Tennessee AND
- having an extensive subscription list and advertising
ronAge Thepsper Is pemocac WILDE sold on reason
terms 70 no one however but Democrat The estst
o TO s1yo ate State Equality and the proprietor will lie
It cat Of his hands be devoted any other purpose Foi
further particulars enquire the UOH
OctlQIm
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! = =
p NEW p.
FURNITURE STORE

FENE subscriber takes this method Of informing ~
ard the public generally that lie 5as just arrived ifo
Ras with tplendo stock os ashiontb fuTrliee - N
fitted the stores NO b Market street p1 ooo " VIC Oie
StanS ane trusts By attention ard fair desse t h
pRtronaee sp particularly desiiors 70 SLOW % ose
wishing purchase, ny stock Of Nsuss. iust Ice, IN
equal IL superior to oe7s IN the maket ~ sailing
al ihe Red sieeEo IS Market street, yoa viii meet with
attentive CLERKS Who dem pleasure to show tie stock
Whe ther wish e purchase or nos 40 0'c'0 0''
-, = 20 &c g e''''Os'Sf1e" 6AHT HENsHAw. E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

EUsT received and for sale constantly article OF Para
varnish Of the best quality, in quantities to suit
chasers. BENZ SHIELDS & co.
Ao consignment Of Perfumery, Envelops for ssetO the
rads. ljGn23-ul Is Z. g. x CO.
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Land for sale.

GsxKaIL RREIGHT OFFICE, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. RI
NLgHFlLfE, Nov. I7th, 1860.
ON and ssr the eoh inst, eights fer DecStur, all points
on Memphis and Charleston all other connecting Koads
viii be received and sent forward without delay
To insure prompt attention must have psin shipping
srk the destination In full end initials Of last ROAD on a
package. Stock sent through With and dispatch
JOHN ". R4TCLIYFE,
novIe-d1m General Az emit.
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uais. Vessel : Tholp
THOMPSON. sPERaf q CO..
WHOLESALE enc cEH
CANDY Mannfaetarers,
nEAlxRs
F0RETGN FRUITS, LEar0nx. ra..
ANDALL KIN Ds or C1aans,
Nc. - Market street., NsaAvssas. n

FTNHE gubscrihers rs'pectsslly aunouro. "a A.
the Public seneralJ, that thsy ksV1 eor.,.s.s. -
.ensye Factory Afrargsnenes.f for fhs uauaf.st.-
o. CAhDIEs, rom The conn. etick ). he 49,, -
NATION Of Cor fsctonaIJ being dsr1is-5 II -,
as. VII compare iaVoraby VIII tie Ioaest hi ~ ~
~ . make this desirable market not eniT fs- a.
- sof svery ether IN heir Ike o. susiness
Ser sesk of Staple Gnd RarcY eroeerirr ~, :.
cons-,,s so1thern oitiess and hfnf fhnssorkfosa :.
Merrhs,aAs1 Department, ofer aEra6e~r infvc--'-
'asTsiors iavs e, - 81 ,. =. - ~ Ea
Cash Prcr. e~arAaiee viii hs ezeeuted promul n -
M1ras-t THOMPSON, sP8RkT z
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New Spring Goods |!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

AM now receiving Stock OF Dress Goods which pro
pose to sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
cash business enables this andl sure make
it to the interest Of all to call and stock Of Dress Goods
embracing, VII LIZ Goods Domess OF all kinda and
in fact everything could desire.
must sgain call the attention those debted 10 Mich
olson ,N ho!son Humphrey, myself TO their
settled accounts fer the tines such demand immediate
action in such D. HUMPHREY.
apl5-Iy
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Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

sUPKR1N TNDKFTs OETTcR.
Mas VILE, Tenn, March 8, 1861.
TNreghts from the West consigned the agent
&Chattanooga Roo, Nashville designed for ship
theRoad Of said Company arriving Nashville
greater sntres than be shipped Immediately
stored IN the warehouses; the company that temporary
storage and have for the be found
and for the purpose VI having the charges for
able and Uniform have been made with Messrs
Davis and Harris No Front street. for the storage all
river freghs At cost to Of Sl0 per 1900
which will Extra Drlysge, storage and hsndi
prelaiun for Insurance commissions all Icd
storage. They agreeing protect the regt. FIR forty
days without Gdtiona Charge II protection
length Of time found necessary from eausewheh Is
ANTICIPATED, particular attention will be paid 10 dates and
each lot forwaIde tAtIliCp will be made
TO give expedition irtil hls and obviate
cesAty Of storage at Nashville,
MarIe-n BP E.w. COLE, Supt
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FREIGHTs FORWARDED.

By Frsghts OF all description forVErde
freu Philadelphia New YORK, Boston, SaOre, any poin
the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon
IN, Iowa, Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
Inc Pennsylvania Railroad seo eonnects at Pyhurg with
oy which Goods be forwarded any port
Ohio Muskngu, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland IinoiP
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Re-
Rivera sndst Cleveland. sandusky and Chicago all ports
the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrustng the transportation Of
their FrebS this Company, rely with coadeaee it,
ypeedy transit.
The freight any point the West By the PsanIy
Railroad at all times favorable charged
ther Railroad Companies
? Be particular to mark packag "VIA PRENA. B. &.
e. ] sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS. 80 North Street. Baltimore.
LEIGH & CO., No 2 Astor Hoase, No :. VIM St. Ne
LEECH q Co., No n State Street, Boston.
II. L HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agt, Philadelphia
L. L. H0UPT Gen1 Ticket Ag't. Philadelphia
THos A. SCOTT, Genl sup't, Altoona, PS-
ianlI-H
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P.ANOSl mUSICI

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplanta 1000,
SaEzgA ion, called CAFITAL VIKW, lying fl4ts.4.
sAe the nerth side Of Cumberland River, $feStgszy
IHlsS a three milesfrom the City ofNashville GSSE
1891 ~ coutaing about Three Hum
fz31Ese2 dTed Acres. He will sell ii sill --szszss,.
together in small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city It Is Of
the very test quality OF sell well Wstered half
cultivation, 6Dd the balance in fine timber and past7re
There coed dwelling houses good harm and stables &C.
For information apply the undersigned to John James
sep20-tL TH0s. G. JAMES.
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-Four EiOrSe MAN COach

-Four Horse Man Coach.
aNHE only onein Lnconeounty running regary hreene
back from FayetteVlsto TuilshomA, leEying
rullAhoma Monday Wednesday and Friday Fay
Tuesday Thursday Saturday the malta
Fayeevleand az Fuahoma and for the
son OF passengers. j. B. Smith agent st Tuiahsna Good
srsfa drivers The fare through only dollars
r0uH TAVTAn
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HIGH PRICE FOE nEGRoI
Il o A ID TIERS TOR 1861.
At the FaiI G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. I. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIS FIRsT CLASS R0ADSTER, will his season for
l6 at the stass Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 9Th and eosng July the 4h at $50 the season, and IS
for insurance,
he beautiful black Elk years old, troted at Athens
1861 in SOC and scrtsnly handsome and perfect
horse in his action that has been brought the State He
bred Vermont imported by T. e. Jennings and By tie
Hatch hOr he Lii oo he by Old Black he Sher
and be BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc, Or
d. 81 Charles Or or Woodbury. Morgan, and com
bines four Of the bsst trotting crosses kDeWn.
No q Eankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let 20 SIS the season, sac
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years DID, by Old Washington, an excel
lent Trotng Mare will be let to Is Mares season.
SIS TO insure in fosl.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass pasture at the farm IF T. flaming and grain keep
mares in good con0itiOn, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner AMI Agent for Company
Oscar Hlnbah will be ready all times show stock
gentlemen.
Refer t-J Owen, OF Williamson, Col R. Allen OF Sum.
ner T. FsnniRa, OF Davidson. Dr. A. T. Gooch, Of Ruher
ford. nar5-n