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iHE WAR MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA.-The Alexan
ara Gazette of Friday saws:

ara Gazette of Friday says:
tho could easily fill our columns with details of
counties oS = enthusiasm excited in nearly all the
pronPtituds and ardor of men. and of H.
ers of the %omen Everywhere in all quar-
nioited. To enumerate, would be to Spit, ls ex-
must sp IRON &C. cur columns This general nn,;es
the 'or !he present at least 10 reerenc &c
VIC counties which are the farthest off 81 10
, COMMISSIONER TO TRYNEssEg.-We Do.o-.
.ue Montgomery papers that Mr. Whithorce "a Co py
missioner from Tennessee, visited the President ~
tne southern Conederacy some days ago, and tbs al
PRESIDENT Davis reciprocated the courtesv NV a
pointing the Hon. Henry W. billiard as Com.
missioner from the Confederate States to the State
OF OF tennessee. Mr.. billiard left Montgomery in
o'scnafge OF his mission on the 25th utimo.
.,o Inc Alexandria Gazette says: Every day large
n;, amers ireighted with Northern troops and mu-
msc sol ., war, for Washington, pass up the Poto-
anu deposit their cargoes on the wharf at the
msks ~ ara iS They pass this place quietly, and
naAe no snow OF the men on board.
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StOraQt.

STORAGE WANTED-At low rates ON frat
- lbTick) floor OF Warehouse No II Smiths wharf An
"y 70 CHARLES ENDERGAST,
M-V Il Smiths wharf,
STORAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
s,o.r JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
Lrl'-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- ne oht3ned in desirable Warehouse having
p. MACON h co,
l2t Wood street. BoWlv's wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
Shouse 0 Il Smiths wharf. at Io= rstes by
CHARLES PhHnFRGiST
te2o-I II Smiths wharf
ST0RAGB.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
A}harre!s merchandise h. obtained at Heuderson,a
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.,
nSi-u corner Commrrce ard Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- Of TIE large Warehouses No. l22 Eutaw street oppo-
tlte .aiumHF+ and hjO Railroad Depot AppIv on me
premises TO REP L WOLF T -'FP'S s S4 N me
~ forage TAKEN at the lowest rates by
! 'HH" WARNER. ISIS Entav srr4a, ,r91t
STORAGE Will RE TAKEN AT LOW
Ora es in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
sroo., W.J.SMITH,
Sou
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ASS5A I,ssf5sEs@gss557 FUR THE
HS-a-H - 0RGH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NOhTHERN GENTRAI, railway LIZA
CHANGE OF HOURS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
81 On aud after January 30, Trains leava
CAL.NnE- 81 ALLAa- 4 L.AL 49,.

ErT On and after January 30, Trains leave
~ - CAiFERT STATION AS EOLLOWS
me Mail rain daily eXcert Sundays, at 8 50 A A.
Tor MD, HHalo, Niagara Falls, kingston Scranton
H5inghampton, Syrscpse, Qswego Toronto QueblS and
pehtres and al parts Of WesteTp Sew York and Canada
L9pis and al parts % the West and Northwest. ~
tor tLllttsburg Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon Retbe
EsE Allentown Easton. Reng, POttsville Carlisle and
Char heTs Irg, Pa, AID liagergtGwr. Ma - '
minister '' 'i''-iS|O"il I!i1 est
as low far IS by ot:cr routes HN - N1'S' Gnu d
travellers can by this train to Detroit and CHICAGO via
niagara !ls at the same by ans other rona "
express IRAN daily Except Sunday $40 P n for all
road ~ 14A'J434u N"L'-
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P n 70,
the West nj Northeast ' " = ~ iol
Travellers from wasl nston and the South bv the $40
this road. VIVA '-S'i"'u'
y For TICK ETS End iH!ormatoc apply at the TICKET
3tFLEL calvert station \. Z. corner OF Calvert and
Fr2uGin Stress Baltimore - "'
,,-,,-r r,,,,,,,- JAS. c. CLARK f, Superintendent
,iR+l.N l. MUM ~ Y As H'i-r 'rT;!sTf
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HHRONOMETER6,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS, %
49, GLOBES
rs THE LARG EST ASSORTMENT OF TuE kRovE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. ~ ~ ano'
PETER WALTER,
ror-,ox,, III. - 80 ,o,, 10 ". rratt street
BLUNT. New York '0A'" e g. ".
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BUhiSD Or TRADE.
committee Of Arbitration for month of April
$500 EDWARD JENKINS
MM SFERRY, A. l.. WEBB
W. F. JOY, A. GROVERW.N 7,
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4gEa AgEas.
FUR THE

Ec$s Eszs inEzS$5EEIsESri FOR THE
Aa>LAs-S -ESIsaTsls-- " T. s T. 4 Y y y T-TR
THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
IN and fteI AHr!l ilh Hfl ne trains un A. follows:
Leave GAADEN STATION, BaiIimore--Mail except
Sq H., r. al $50 a NJ; Express dally a SO H.
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IA {lSSf-y GERS
between Baltimore Ead Piedmont take the 5 80 A. NJ
tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda.
ton train leaving FiedmO at 6 30 A. NJ; and between
1T&toa ao1 arke;Sourg, tale the Is A. and $50 P
THE FREpERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore t43oP,N.
and Frederick at 10 A. s.. ~
HE EL!COfT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT II
A. NJ, and Las and SO P NJ and Ecotts Mills at : IN
y ST.. .nc 400 and ! 90 p NJ ~ - Wv
FOX TISIGNGT0E AND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore at 30 and $40 A. and 10 and sop
n Vn Sundays ct 40 4. y. only. Leave Washington II
20 an Ilu Il NJ, anu and As ?. II. On SUNDAYS AZ
40 = N onl7 The secoud fourth train, only from
baltimore stop * way points The second fourth trains
IRON Baltimore and the second AMI third from Washington
Connect With trains on the Annapolis road
t n e?Tmaon tickets OF every kind, &c, apply
70 r. ENGLAND, Agent. 1T Camden station or at The
1i'"e' OInce' p. SMITH,
7 " cor y ,-. Laser of Transportation.
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UarrlaQes.

g. y CARRIA GES.-We have on hand at
III@sa-OuR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
Ri e q 9u ie largest and best of CAR.
A6fo 10 De found in the city Persons in want of Car
sges are invited to call and examine stock as we are
determined TO Sell at as low Oh AZ
terms as any other establishment iN
,ooE., AULLMYER HUNTER,
Ja%o-ti Corner OF Howard and Franklin SITS Bait
~ y CARRIAGES CARRIAGESi-Ws
AS-S2S-have on hand at 20 North GAY STREET theIar
SSsI assortment OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south
eT oEH, all OF the Attest fashions and most enproved
styles The public invited to call and examine for them
Sei'es all OF which Will be sold terms
BURR, HAlGHT OCONNEII
---P9itnS uoie 81 the shortest notice. mr22tf
EURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE a4NUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORM STREET
e%- 81 The undersigned having greatly en-,
=: their premises aud increased their facili
YES Deg leave to call the attention the public tn thai,
Ok zen stock Of every description CARRIAGES finished
.e most siegant style and durable manner which hev
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAiRSa
TENDED 10 with dispatch and at reasonable prices "
,,,.x JOHN CURlETT & SON
49,. IS North street. Baltimore
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IMPORT

IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
. C1ENFUEGos-Brig PrentisSimo.-35O hhds. sugar. 81
terces do, DBL do II do. honey, terceS do Spence
& Reid.
C0ASTWISE,
CHARLEsToN-Schr. A. W. Thompson -l30 tierces
rice, j. Williams Som so pkgs. mdse.. sundry persous
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The idea, says the Alexandria Gazette, of En-
gland supplying herself with cotton from India, is
pronounced prepostercus. India cotton is inferior
to the American, it is raised in smaller quantities.
it will take too long time to transport it, and the
cost OF transpOrtatiOn will make it dearer.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 3-CoGee-The market
Is quiz Ro is heavy at the decline established late
auction sales We do not hear of any of moment
Coon-Fhe market has been dun and heavy; sales of
ooo oales mostly in transitu We report nominal
tations:
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SpiEnInn.

SsssA FOR BREMEN. The fine fasf-caiIiaz D.
men ship PRESIDENT sMIDT, Warkm.stegz p ma.
er, VIII have prompt despatch the abovs s mas
EIGHT and passage, having suPsr9r sccommodations1
assSs FOR BREMEN,-T fine Al Bremen !
1tz bark AMARANTH, Capt A. Hedorn, will have
lnIck dispatch the above pos For passlge having
PRy f tx c-Ptzn 81
mo u No % SOUTH Charles street up stairs.
ssS@ FOR BREMEN The AL Hanoverian
psss PAX fII Union Schultz MASTER will have quick
- ad we captain on board or to KATE LGuToLn.
ssEsa FOR FOR As.STERDAM-Th ship LALLA
ss Ro0KH Read master will have 9uck ispatch for
tain sss g fo'rl or to E1f4
80 FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER
Il nE sp1sr sohDoRs INK
having large portion cargo on boaTd viii T sal H Wb
despatch For freigh or Pa;SsHe apply
Goods sent our address will be forwardd free Of corn
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid ''
1rss P sg W., please send duplicate receipts, ard
@essrs t G. & B. G. WORTH Agents il Wilmington.
esSs# FOR CHARLESTON. S C.-THB MER-
cipher E seSr Mrs sA HtHS css Y9r5y
frerhf o freight and VIII sail with despatch For
CHARLES PENDFRGAsT,
so Al charles paid goods shipped by tins line and goods
% my address, will be forwarded free of mmisson
each ot o9 % wi" please send duplicate receipts with
ssrs II P RUSSELL CO. Agents in Charleston. a. APT
c#s NEW ORLEANS
~s2-a1 LINE OF
Ship FANF RRBBTER y TS a9T ASh AS
& GHkKiEAs. MILLER, {" SsiI,
Tnese vessels are all Of superior class and Insure q. the
Ses 5fGTe IhSy sail regularly and are com
y, 100 Of the aboye vessels IN such as will afford crest
apply to 36S S"RR S sS$3Se passage
GEO HYNsoN Co.. Agents New 6r ie Elstt T sFse tr
Hsft With pEomptness and dispatch all goods conscaed %
9er SaIe, fttigbt or C5atter:
s5fS5s WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
. 0FN' ''n get deck load by 9%F1 Ry s62 3
aly4 corner East Fails ami Eastern Avenues
sfSHk FOR LIVERPOOL.
SS5Gs Heavy freight wanted for an / sbi, 70. Tiv.-
,,-., JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
-IetI-1 GorGer Commerce and Pratt sire eta.
sSEat5 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sSsk=as Al British bark USK tons register Apov to
fell-t ls SE smiths s o4 Wharf.
6:sxs WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@I4O
AR F5i:yr to '''D' 10 ,aKs$6x : c% Ps,s'
49, FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS,-Tbe
- Of TO- Goo hhis freight for NV .resns can
's re o"tf'ed 0y application to KNOX a CO..
~, WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
aS-An Al sHP Of about 7Goo to secs barrels capaci
ty Quick dispatch will he given and fair rtcs Apply at
ootH corner Pratand Commerce streets.
e+@a FOR SALE, FREIGHT, Or CHARTER.
E ~ clipper coppered and copperastenel schr
osl-;r Iii Smiths wharf
sSsS WANTED vessel of 800 tons TO load
si 69 Sa oaa d Also vessel of $ooO tons orsou
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FRENCH PROTEST1N.r $500 - =. =.
PhiiadelDhfa. am x-A-~-

ta S sD1 HAAshAN 7 will re sFsn her Bo.-.,; :,
sets,aeer srperior Instructions in he Fn s', ne y
VSa1ess, 70 eetn or Esh equally fgTous astss sEe1
ps~tmsat ae 'AAnt, El suPerntsnd az PIss.S
aanaa -
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Apple Brandy. I6 Years Old.

have small lot Of Apple Brandy from Ncrth Caro-
w lna said to be 10 Years Old, which believe
be strictly pure, and as represented
maybe LELLYETT & SMITH.
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EnsOlvenf Notice.

TTAvING suggested 10 he Dickson coanJ Court Clerk III
insolvency OF solomon Petty, deeeaea ali persons hasns
elai5as aan noe Ale them silh said Csrs
properly auenticstd, before The 81 day 81 March, lt
Or hey viii be forever barred JAliEsB DFSnAaAs,
| - -
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Life Of Andrew Jackson,
BY

j AM ES PART IN.
Author of "Life Of Aaron Bun,"stc.
Thrss Volumes 6s6 734 pages each, with Steel Portraits
cKowr ocrIvo EprrroN-olo Binding IS; Sheep, sc IS
Half Calf, So Full Calf, SlS.
srpsoRnrzs EDr11ox Royal Octave Cso1d By Subscription
oRly)-oloth, 81 So Sheep, 80; Half Calf, Sl2i Full
Cali, SIS. 3.
KHR PARTON years engaged theprepa
F Of this work. has bestowed upon 1t the most
Subscribers Edition year SINCE pub
shed spring. aud the third and last completed. or
e life Andrew jackson was indeed an ventful one and
that crowded INTO his pioneer
anu s1ette AI1o,t All hat relate
him peculiar extraordinary and interesting Armenia
bose who have been familiar with the career of Jack
surprised the author has
collected BOSTON Journal sit exhauSs The subject New
SIT is equally free from the spirit Of Distraction, on the
hand and Of unmxed glorften tbs ether Paiings and
Advocate
zone Of he most rsadableOi books Every page !, aliss It
of being Home Journal Possesses degree OF
"A feber Veer account was never written OF any hero e
any auhoBcston Advertiser "Ne wsrk Of fiction could
with sustained enthusiasm than this account Of the real
Of four eo1ntrymsn BOSTON Recorder 'From
Item Perfectly fascinating New York Day Book 'The
narrative is lowing and charming We confess having read the
Weekly Ths most difficult task where and how to part
company with tNeT Terk Crayon. 'Of intense and per-
anent interest," New York Observer "The most interesting
political and personal history written of public
in this country PennsyVsnan "s style is fairly eloquent
with vvdness Huency his Of the defense Of New
Orleans from inception its climax interests deeply
than tSle OF chivalry oriental romance Armenia
Times "One Of tn interesting and instructive books
have read "Russells Magazine, Charleston SC "a
Life indeed and before which the conventional and
place biographies OF modern times sink into stupidity and in
significance. New York Journal Of Commerce.
ALSO JUST PUBLIsHED,
THr LIFE TINES PHILIP SCHUYLER, By Benson
Losing Vol Grown svo. 492 pages With Steel Portraits
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the first time genuine biography Of Gen. Schuyler is
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PUBLISHED BY
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Fer sale by Booksellers generally. dec29-dSt&It
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NOticeIOf InsolVcncY.

For REM.
EFNHAT comfortable DWELLING No. Is North Summer street
A Apply to j KIRKWAN
nevl5-f iSant TTngor
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Notice.

WILL sen for cash. the Court House n Nashville
s1lsv ne s9th dsy DecelIber negro boy named
JACKSON levied on the propsry 81 ofzs 4 orsrnS
satisfy exscaOu in NJ hA7as isssd ~ 10 srisoa,
ESQ In favor o. Jno l. 6AJnes io' ~ lty SIX
dollars. sale according 70 lay. J. w. PAGE, C. d. G.
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Notiae.

TTAv1SG resolved lttsr Of administration on tao estate
sane are hereby requiea TO settle N ne b. The arst ~
" s6i or Be dealt with according hH All ersons nav
claims on the SAC stats are areey notl hard In Or
as Of FEBRUARY, 1861. or lsy vii es forever barre AZ
and equity. Ii PAnIS pRrerR
dec5-Ekt n. ks.~s~s----,
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TusOIvenf lNOgice.

TrVE p,oivsusy Of M of john Cafalhers deceased
being suggested to the erk O Macon county, L Is there
fore ordered 81 said Gers at al persons having
AGAINST easte hery n0tted % lie them, Legality
tcaed the said CLERK Of Macon county Court Tennessee on
Or before day MAJ next, ia order tsat settlement and
division pro rata may b made n N. ALEXANDER
dac4-wtt 4ansriatr.t,-
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k.CHRATHAk.
M. & e. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROOERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
O0REER or COLLEGE AND 0RURcH 57REE7S
Nashville, Tennessee.
VA IL in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part fellows;
l5g bids sugar. ali grades 100000 genuine Havana Cgzr
Zo0 bhls chciee AoIaSses 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 y do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs
Ice bb Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English EanutsI
Loaf Sugar 10 bbis PecsAs;
i50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filbsrts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 90,
p n Il choice French BraEdies;
20 i casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines,
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxesScovill Claret,
100 bDIs ans Robertson dOuaty wh.tyi
2S bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
P0WEER AGENTS.
Agenfar TIE Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The IN
dernsc Icing the only Aeksin Nashville Of
would call tie attention Of the Merchants Tradsrsto their
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine sale.
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 Hazard Blasting
500 y do do do der;
Sc, $50 x do DO do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
300 x do do do $50 eases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands
5000 kssDupont Blasting Pow so bbs Toy, Beckford Co..
der. safety fuse. -
jann n &. n. Z. CHEATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupontsPovder; Joy, Biekfcrd Co.'S Safety
Hazard 90 Fuse
Sycamore do
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no KULlSFlSS


WT7E are prepared to 90 the Tin. II n~.e,,..- u
w Shees Metal " orb r,tss-.s~ -
subs antal manner, and viii srffef 80 - !, ~
pcssihls ratsA TIKI 8I-RaNT = y e:a ~ -
AkAsQor 9-leE Pet Qfirss,n Church strie.
,P'-a@ Hssayilis,z sss
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masonic.

sea meeting Of Newportlad Lodge No &C. mas e its
a roem on Saturday the e7th OCober ieSos Mar
tena vas psII from an the rights and Psess o. fis and
excepted Mas5ns fer gross ADD unnasosie eoaans :
By orlsr Of ths todgs. sOttN n -,
dec8-Elt oeSte.SLys
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

After rest Of sir months, on the 1911 Of Jtru1ry.
lSGl resume my position Principal of this Lstit
ton, 1ob lekich hare been connected for Il years.
E Academy offers peculiar dvanages among which
u We think are the following:
l. n well enclosed Yard Of about acres, within
the incorporated limits of Nashville, thus acrdng Pupils up
restrained freedom in heahul recreation, still snniectno
them to the restraints Of a refined and intelligent society
9 Buildings in extent and sutableness ali school
purposes unequRed in the United States by any School
and these surrounded by pavemen and Corridors offering con
inducements to Children to breathe the fresh wthou,
regard to the weather.
3. Security from Fire. These buildings are heated
with steam and lighted by and thus free parents OF cur
pus from Of constant anxiety their
children.
a HeaIth-unecnalled in any Female School, this or
any other country Though OF the largest and part the
tine TIE largest Boarding School in the United States yet
three deaths have occurred the pupils in nesry IS years
& Nou.Seclarfans 1t is we'll known to all aeqnant.
ed with the Academy. that Baptist, Episcopaan Methodist
or ns bis Daughter here, perfectly sats that
in no respect will be given his peculiar views and yet
equally satisfied that the principles Of our common religion will
be daily iDcnlcated,
g. MATERNAL Care This expression excites expec-
taton which is fully met in the Academy suitable
ner ladies' Of pey and refinement devote their entire time to
the supervision Of the expenses the morals habits and heathof
the Boarding Pupils
Guardians and parents who for any cause, be seeking
permanent edcdt0Glhoge tor little girls will, think, find
such home in the Academy Apply to
decl4-d&wm. DELLI0T.
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Money

an the Of Cherry and Gay for the balance Of the
W suitable fer Boarding House Apply the premises,
No. III. sep30-H
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GREAT NATIONAL RoUz-r.
= . @ eaaIl q ssl IL EEMwM

- 49, - mere, PhIIssdelph5a. N.u~ Va.
~ "a ~. \. 9 . &C ne o8zF ~ cad fnr-a-
ss>sz,wsrn, = asn1ng ten City.
ONO + R4 4 S.lxo AND 1sAn3rEaToRE A n
Il "a ne EAST ard ceIunus o. u
Sonness si1n Railroads for ana rcru All s 49, pa
West, SOuth-yEess on 49, 80 !. .is
gsssSssss = this Route ear vs a. go. -
York Or Boston alone b. other I &c 'st 81 tclst % N
the Eastern ~ ee pr9eq va Washington CIV
Sses2ng cars sttacae1 70 al ni.ht -, - ossys
al principal points. = f'A'A'5e q stepping
-. 5ss ai men and travellers. fir pisasur,
I'll me eastern CITIES cor -ss aAaon 9
Il ery e ceebratrd for its scndfifa F.rt % sspeal
no Jailed n the World lis system a Az -
@ ne spleadid Equipment It's sxeu.is ne irs
anc - t o. double track its Inc hots ~ ..es.
and eonfsrt ~ --'1es % ne passenger stes5 ~,
The prjpcinf ps and Baggage Cheeks ean Be ure-,,
Ash for and Steamboat 0fess il ne wee .
W n t =, ne kaltmore aud Ohio RaiIrr.,S
4 r. g 81 -, Master Trsasporfaton B onR
n n -, - -, 6ereral Ticksi Agent q 4 q . p
II r ~ 1SLle AZ, Gen. Western Aesnt 2 4 n D
= ~ - eS1ll, Prss't, c @ r.
aprl1o n, Cen rieEet AGENT, ORR
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RenaKaI.

ETE have removed stock OF Boots, Shoes, aad
wv Caps from No. SO north side Of the Pube Square
Nashville Inn Block where shall be pleased old
friends and cnstomes and such parties may wish purchase
goods cheap for cash. -.s- 81 -...-. .,.t-
jan9A&wlm COOKE, BAILEY 4. co.
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FEVAKEN up By AzDaEw W3EIAoE, in 1ih Distrs Of aid
county on head OF yellow resk ten miiss kou Hsst q
Charlotte, DARK Bay ROrsc, sway back, poor, bare
footed fourteen and and asn yeAr1
old Appraised Eth November, 1850, TO S35.
M novssHVsss A. J. ALLEN, Ranger
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-18

NRR partnership existing under the name and
mutual consent All persons indebted to the above mentioned
a WI please call at the Oce of French, Irwin Reid,
viii 81 once be placed in lie COLLECTION
French authorised &c reeve and ssoeRt foE
* esasa .sssal sas rssHsa ssE sri -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-18
FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD.

ENHH above reward viii be given fox the apprehension Of m
negroes, runaway from the subscriber near Altanont
5rndy county, Teu1es tie night Of the third Monday
n sepeher last TIE lodging them safe fail, u
ean get taer, and noiifynE Of that fact And also
nore Ter the apprehension Of any white person o ay Be 60
esrnea in the decOyng h or that he may BE- dealt with
cording to Justice.
Description of the Negroes.
The eldest shout forysc7en or forsyexht yeaTs
age, walks little lama in o. her fest Ths other tEo a
boys about twelve and the other about eleven years Of a.
AL black II apprsherded the Wsal espsiay win most ~
IL deny her and he place q his abode II all Of said
cannot be found together will EVs in proportion Of
Above reward FOR any two Of thsn.
deel-w4t A. P. R0RREsTKR.