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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29

WgsW SERG EANT'S SALE OF A
Es-Slk 1>CANAL, TOWTNG, ps4r-rTyr7k
s!ozsszE-c-=nAND TRANSPOR- Seszf;.lss - =
TATlON STEAMER, AND FOUR
BARGES.
j. d. Myers Il Co., and others.l
Pitts,
against Attachment.
The Cumberland Coal and Iron
Co., and Sam 0 .Cockey. Defts.
BY virtue of order Of the Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the city of Norfolk, granted in
ton on the application Of J. d. Myers 4 Co., aud
others, plaintiffs, and the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company, and samuel 0. Cockey, defendants,
for the sale of certain property levied under
attachments in the said suts, shall expose to
sale, at pnblic auction, at II 0eloek, on MONDAY
the LIST day of April, 1861, at Chamberlain
Grandy's Wharf
STEAMER EMPIRE.-The said Steamer is in
good running order, l26 50. IS tons. boiler,
CINE, thoroughly overhauled within the last few
months.
BARGE SUPERIOR The said Bargeis 10. tons,
capacity II, O00 bushels and in good order
BAkGE ALPHA.-The said Barge is l?2 tons,
capacity 900 bushels, aud in good order.
BARGE HENRlETTA.-The said Barge Is l2s
tons capacity 1000 bushels, in good order.
lion BARGE SUN.-The said Barge is lO7 tons
capacity 5000 bushels, in good order.
The Steamer and BarSes are now at Chamber
lain Il Grandy's wharf, aud Will be shown to any
enc By the Captain, on board the steamer. Tn,
property was pnt in good order last fall, and il
now ready for trip.
TERMs.-So much in cash as will defray the ex
peuaes vi sale; the balance on a credit of fou
months, with approved security.
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CD OOO WORTH OF GOODS AT AND BE-
tS,1,UtU Low COST, FOR CASH.-lntendng
close business, | offer for sale my entire stock
Of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, and GROCE-
RIES. also offer for rent the STORE, CELLAR,
and part of tho HOUSE l now occupy, on Brooke
Avenue, between Marshall and Clay streets. Ii
il justly regarded of the best, if the
best. business stands in the neighborhopd. Also,
a NEW HOUSE Brooke Avenue, very suitable
for confectionery, also for sale, one BRICK and
two FRAMED HOUSES, on Leigh street two
FRAMED HOUSES on Catherine street neat
COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Clay, between Adams
and Brooke Avenue one FRAMED HOUSE
near Bacon Quarter Branch. Also two good
Work HORSES one light one horse CARRIAGE,
new Call soon, or you will lose the opportunity.
NH 25-lw JAMES WARDEN
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CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-
" sES AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, April
ard, at our Warehouse, on the Dock. commencing
at II o'clock A. NJ, We viii sell the cargo per
sehr. Adriatic, direct from AttAkapas, La, con-
sisting Of
CO.l HHDS. prime to choice
30 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
IN BBLS. prime to choice
~ NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES.
kJ NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES.
TERMS OF SALg.-For sums under $loo, cash !;
over $780, months credit, for approved, negotia-
Bile paper. CHAS. T. WORKMAN u CO,
NH % Auctioneers.
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NOTICE. ..Gaptails of Volunteer Companies
IN throughout the State are respectfully In formed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose Of obtaining Announcements, &c, have
made contrs cts for these items and fast they
are delivered at this post they are issued imms-
diately, according to priority OF date Of orders.
CHARLES pIMMoCk,
ia lo--ts Capt. Sup. ArmOry, Richmond, Va.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND AND

L SLAVES in HANOVER COUNTY in pur.
suance of the provisions of deed Of trus t, ex
ecuted to the undersigned by Ben jamn r. Dos
ed in Hanover county, shall sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for CASH. at New Mar
ket, in the county of Hanover, On TUESDAY, the
9th day of APRIL 1881 all the interest Of the said
Benjamin T. boswell in the tract Of land calie
NEW MARKET, On which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
well now resides containing about i've hundred
and thirty seven acres; and also, in thirteen
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest of the said enjamin I.
boswell in the land is present vested fee in
one-third thereof, and vested remainder in fee
in one half Of another third. His interest III the
slaves is vested remainder in fee. in one-half.
mh 7-T&Ftds G. 6. GklSW0LD. Trustee.
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NJ * U n n > a i N N - n N ne
Chartered By the Legislature Of "a.
CAPITAL" ......,...... .............'.Im ~:
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate Of six per csntun per annum Is paid Tor sums
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate Of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. Il. sTARkE, at the store of spence y
Carey carrer IF Main and Governor streets, Rich.
mond Va SAM'LS. COTTRELL, Pres't
TB. sTARKE, Cashier,
oc 24-lsm DAVID BAKER ia. Secretary.
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80 spring Importaticn--le6I.
&c Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES
CRENSHAW

Do go, aud especially if you can obtain as desi-
rable Goods without paying any more for them
than thei actual worth.
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1IlRUSTEEls SALE OF LAND AND 1--WE

L n EGROES, IN HANON ER.-Pursualt to the
provisions of deed Of trust, dated the 24tn Octo-
Der, 1850, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Hanover County Court, on the eth October, 1862
from Burwell B. Dickinson, and Otery F., his
wife, to the subscriber shall, at the request of
* Hutchinson, the benefciaries in said deed
on FRIDAY, the lath of April, 1851 f fair; if not
the first fair day thereafter. Sundays eXcepted)
proceed to sell at auction, for CAa# to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay, in the upper end of Hano
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central railroad. and half mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay ne debt,
50, os4 50, secured by said deed of trust with in
teres thereon from the 2tth October, 1850, and AL
costs of preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
selling the Negroes first. The properly to be sold
is thus described in the deed of trust: Five
sLAFES-man Henry. man Ned, boy John; girl
Jane, and woman Milly: and the TRACT OF
LAND, in the county Of Hanover, on which the
said Burwell Is. Dickinson now resides, with all
the appurtenances thereof estimated to contain
SEQ acres. being the same land which was con-
veyed to the said Burwell B. Dickinson by VIM.
Hancock, and which adjoins the lands Of E. A.
Rowzie, Michael Shroneder, and William 7. Dick
inson.'
Title believed to be good. but shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed of trust.
NH l6-dtl9Ap JOHN PAGE. Trustee.
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OFKANK's RESTAURANT

GN GOfkAsSskss,ss a s IL .s,.,;,v,,.
SsSg will be open cd on SATU kDAi, the
23rd March, 1881, with a new aud choice stock OF
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS. &c.
The BAR will be constantly supplied with the
best WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS.
~ -SNACKS at Ii hours.
hs5- FREE LUNCH every day from IL 10 IL elk
NH 29-aGt FRANK VINCE. Agent.
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THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL Is put
L AT a much lower price than herotofo Call
at No. - GoyeTnOr street. All Oil sold warranted
hrst-rate, sale
Also LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL WiCKS and CHIMNEYS, for sale
low at Is Governor street.
NH 2l-lm* E. G. REX, Agent.
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SERVANTS FoR SALE & HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.
I,OR HlRE.-Two SERVANT GIRLS, 10 or Is
l. years old. FOr good homes, a moderate hire
will be taken. Apply to
THOS. w. KEESEE,
NH peat Corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.
NOR NjkE-Fof the balance or the year,
II FARM HAND; two WOMEN, accustomed TO
dcine gen eral House Work, and a GIRL, accus-
toned TO Nursing. Apply to
NH .s-St 4. CAUTHORN.
No. i SEAMsIR ESS AND LADY'S
"A CHAMBERMAiD FOR sALE.-l am author
,ed TO cell priyatsiy 70 remain h IN ne cry Of
rrst- rate STATISTICS and lady's CHAMBER
MAID She is a good IRoNER and WASHER.
barpain can be had ia the girl, II immediate ap
piieation be made to Ro. b. LYME, Agent,
NH is-ts metropolitan Hall.
NOR HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY, who is
i very handy in the dining room He would be
a vary i safui dining room or house servant to .
0antIaman Ann;ya ri PHILLIPS
ia lets Office, 18th st., betw Main and Bank.
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N . Il L & L D..

No
hereby constitute and appoint FRANCIS
VINCE my agent to keep BAR ROOM and
RESTAURANT, in the city of Richmond, on the
corner 18th and Cary streets to buy and sell for
cash only. NJ. u. DELARUE.
Richmond March 2Ist 1861 NH 22-2w+
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r AIDES Before purchasing elsewhere, com,

I ADJ rs .-Before purchasing elsewhere, come
IL to No. IS Main street, where You will ii nd the
cheapest goods that ever seen:
HOOP SKIRTS at % cents.
LINEN HDkFS. at cts.
BOSOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and b eached C0TT0SS at prices which
cannot fail to please.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at ali prices
And, in short, all our new goods are bought and
will be sold so low, tina: We fear competition.
We charge nothing for showing our goods, and
therefore solicit call before purchasing else
where. WERTHElMER " Low EN- BERG.
NH ls-lm 25 Main
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NOTICE.-Messrs. FISHER 4 SHEPHERD
~ having, by deed of trust, Conveyed to .
trustee, all claims, stock OF goods &c., for
tain purposes, this is to notify all persons indebt
ed to make payment Immediately to me- in per;
son; or, in my absence from the city, lat any iue
to Mr. {. T. WINSTON, who is authorized to
ceive any dues. 1t is important TO close the trust
and hope all Indebted Will come forward and
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
mn l6-2wk A. l.. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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1,0ENSNAW CASsIM EKES-- Ws have "A
u assortm<n s IL Cfeashaw CAsstnlers hosiAsss
suits for the ,pssy y vhiss M ~ 81
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ISc1 STRING TRADE. 1881

HORSE SHOES,
GRAIN CRADLES,
FIERY,
and all other STAPLE AND SEAS0NABLE
GOODS.
Our assortment is very complete, and We re-
specially solicit examination.
III Ali orders will receive our best care
NH 25-d6tS.cwitk w. 5. Il q. DOMAIN.
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N MI T. 5, HORSES, kc., FOR
sVFEA SALE.-I have now on hand several fine
VIZ riding and harness HORSES, perfectly
GRAMEdegsntle in all respects. Also, 4 fne young
aud weil-broke MULES; one brood MARE. now in
teal good family animal; fine TOP BUGGY,
with or without HARNESS, and a new DRAY !;
all of which will sell a credit Of four months
Apply at my stables on Dock, between Ieth and
Goth SIS. imh 23--d2ml EDMOND BOSSiEUI
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"a SAMUEL ,. COTTR ELI. 4 CO.,
EAA SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC-
TURERs, ALSO, MANUFACTURERS
H OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 129 MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, vA.-Having established house
Tor the sxsipsiye purpose Of man,nfaeturing CAB,
SCABBARDS, KNAPsACKS, ARTILLERY HAIR
NESS, &c. we are now prepared to take orders for
any amount, on as reasonable terms as can be had
anywhere. Orders respectfully solicited from
States or companies. SAMUEL Is. C0TTRELL,
JS0. \. JEN NINGS.
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M RLAIK l. co. have on hand several
NJ. choice brands OF -
MOUNTAIN WHISKY,
Such as L. Bumgerduer Co. Sunnerdeau, gem
uins Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer in
Kentucky, and also - -
WAYT'S PURE RYE AND WHEAT WHISKEY.
OF all the above brands, we have 1t from oneto
I'VE years old.
All who wish pure article, win do well to give
them call.
Richmond March Is. 1901. NH ls-sm
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WOOD, COAL. &c.

m CORDS DRY OAK woo Don the
M wharf for sale by A. s. LEE,
NH It's On the Dock.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
1LD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest Of per cent. per snnum Is paid
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than six
months, and per cent. when remaining shorter
period.
RE- Deposits received at the stores OF J. =. Rsa.
VAULT and Msssrs STARKg Il CARDoZ0, Main st.
@. w. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
J.F. RgssAuLr, Treasurer.
j. RRueR MCELELLAEp. Sac'y.
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Notice TO RniIroad Companies.

NHE undersigned having been at great expense and trouble
to build Mil for the purpose of RE HOLLIS ,;R Ul1
RAIL ROAD IRON and also for the msnufactIre OF NsN
RAILS and being the only establishment Of the kind In the
Southern Conederscy had hoped with hat encourage
which would enable them to bave constant employ
thereby greatly promote the interests Of the great Rail
rosd enerprZez OF the South yeti however, they have
ceived little except from the Roads in the
vicinity Of the Mill although eir interest we'll as the in
Of these Roads requires that this establishment should be
sustained
We therefore take this method to the various Railroad
Companies that need Iron rerOed that need New Rails
that prepared TO furnish them with either at short
tce, and OF the ve-y best quality provided receive their
der that the Mil be kept in operation But II We
have operations for the Of orders, give
no Hssursnee that again We there
ore respectfully solicit orders. ADDRESS,
SOOFIELD & MARKHAM,
i Atlanta, Georgia
Nashville Union American copy week, and forward
nil ~ omuo salth Once, Atlanta Ga and copies of the
er containing the Advertisement marked Aessrs soohed
Markham 3'HAT4"
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There are two or more regiments supposed 70 be
stationed off the Point of Rocks, near the Potomac
The Nineteenth Virginia Regiment is near Cen
treYille.
The First is also near Centreville.
The Petersburg Regiment was st Norfolk Aug 5.
The Fourth Regiment, Col Preston, Is at Suf-
folk.
Gen. Wises Legion is near LeWisburg-
The First Cavalry, Colonel Stuart Is at Fairfax
The Thirty eighth eompOseS part of FOrney's
Brigade.
Two companies of flying artillery, Captains Ia
than and Riyes, nave been raised IN Nelson Coun-
ty.
A large number of 32-pound cannon had been
transported south from GOspOrt Navy Yard Aug. 5.
The Second Regiment is commanded by Col Al
len the Seventh by Col Kemper the FOrty-ninth
Regulars BY Col. Ex Governor Smith the Thirty
ninth Militia BY Col. Davenport; the Eighteenth by
Col, Withers.
The following batteries we hear Of in Virginia
during the last few days: Pendleton's, PeytOn's,
GiOster's and Thomas
The Fourth South Carolina Regiment ID at Rich.
mOnd.
The Ninetsenth Mississippi Regiment is at Rich
Gen. Wise was at White Springs August 7th, and
Gen. Floyd at Sweet Springs
Two thousand sick or wounded soldiers were at
Culpepper courthouse on Tuesday last
There are supposed TO be 500 troops in AceO-
mac county. under General Tilghman, of Mary
land.
Batteries are being erected at White House
Point also at Quanuco, ten miles north Of Acquia
Greek.
There sre $50 or 200 tents ten miles above New
port News.
The First Regiment of the Polish Brigads. Col
Poulas Kouski, from New Orleans, las arrived at
Lynchburg.
Col Monigny's regiment of French Creoles. from
New Orleans. has arrived at Richmond.
The Second North Carolina Regiment has also ar
rived at Richmond.
Virginia has nearly one hundred organized reg-
ments of her own in the field.
MISSOURI.
Gen. Ben. Mccullough is hear Springfield, upon
the battle field of Saturday His force is estimated
at Is 600. He has two regiments from Arkansas,
two from Texas, one from Louisiana, besides MIS-
sourians.
Gen. Hsrdee week since was at Pocaho9tas
Arkansas, with force Of 5000 men August II IL
bered from y 900 to 5000. The former Is proOs-
bly, the real number of his men.
Gen. Pillow is at New Madrid with IL .OOO, aug.
Il. He has with his men two regiments OF cAV4l-
ry and FIVE field batteries, we learn from Soutl-
elm sources.
JEFF. Thomson and 600 troops were thirty miles
soutb Of Birds Point at last accounts
GeS. Watkins. with 1000 men, was ten miles
southwest of Bloomfield.
Judge Mcbride is reported to be at Big Tunnel
with 1900 men.
There are probably $4,000 men in Missouri under
arms sgainst the Government many Of them bus
improEEsed soldiers.
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For Sale $500 Acres of Fine Bark
Lands.

YENHE sout compelled have Leather 10 great quantities.
here 8 a chance come one, all al look for your
selves will se bargain-tTy These lanos have Bark
timber In abundance supply large Tsnney for to
come together with Of running water to grind
Bark free rings Said lands have then five
good small rEe ard commodous store house.
lar ee by 30 the spot for the TaDnerg
large plank suitable for snsng Vats and about 200
cords Of ready also, large she ter stable and
other here is in cultivation about IS Of land
near b. yard spot Nature has formed this locality for the
tau inQ business 1t miles Of Mt Pleasant the end
Of the Tennessee and Abrams Railroad, beautiful village
indeed it negborhocd cor vensn to ehur hes and
school sell said land the best Of terms One third
cash. remainder to suit the purchaser, exchange Tor
property, goods groceries. Give look. HooRosS
auge-dlmS
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NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 1861

FTVHls Is altogether medicine, the reIult Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstact method OF irrespective Of all the old and
out systems published by accomplished quacks
ing Or. Wright we'll knowing the deception FraciSed upon the
unniatd felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical FACULTY, who, without dissenting
vee have given in their adherence TO its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame
redaeea and when s other medicines known the Phsrmaeo
Poia have been tried in vain Long Thought Of patient
Investigation, and H1 desperd1da determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir Euf
fng humanity the only thing that the following
diseases-namelyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
Determination Of Blood to tie Head,
Confused Ideas,
HySteris,
General IR
Rsstlessness and sIeeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Eficlency,
Loss OF Appetite,
- - Dyspefsia,-
Emsciation,
Low Spirits -.
DisorgsniEation OF the Organs Of
Generation,
Papitation Of the Heart
And in fact, sl the conooan Of and debitaed
state Of the system.
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,DmRcLEANsS UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOusness Head
ache, &c

ache, &c
YTNHERE has never been CATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire saaeton az Nc
LElN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be the most eEder infant yet prompt and powerful In
removing all Bilious seoreioRs Acid Impure feted Matter
om Stomach In fact they the only Pills tkat should
be used in mslaEious dssrctS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In the Stomach or
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation,
promoting healthy Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
will RiouSneaI, Headache and Foul Stomach, when
80 ohsap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand; single season. may prevent hours days.
and months Of Sickness Ask for DR.. j, H. McLesns Univr
al Pills Take other Being coated they tsstees Price
only box, and be sent mail to part Of
J. h. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. LOUIS No,
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Az n Sfinlulaut


state Of tbs system. -
AS Stimulant,
1t quite different from alcoholic preparations It not
ect reactions any sspe continues exert its nuencs
its presence
As q Female Medicine
It equally powerful and effective restores the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which years
have flooded the market and which only injurious place
of assisting renovang the constitution for very good
too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks to stake professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least
parts Of the Ingredients Of his RsuVensng Exr-el know
ing Ehatruin has Osn ened the community By opium
mercury.
Generally ths debilitated Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Nc matter how down you may matter how
Wesk sreno matter what the have beenfersake
at once whatever has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
Reiuvenating Elixir,
AID you will find yourself mAn-a pride instead
the reverse to friends and healthy, ssund worthy
laenbeT Of the human family.
Price 81 per bottle three bottles for as and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Cansd9s The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by rheproprietors. "a
'. WRIGHT 6E Co.,
p and Isl ohsrtTes street,
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville by 6. W. Hendershott Berry DemoYs
wing Psndlston and all responsible dIuggiSs. oc29
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TO ALL WHOM
TT MAY CONCERN.

AM now preparing go largely into the msnui1sture
L WOOL HATS, ARMY SHoEs and NEGRO BROGANs.
All those who have Wool and Leather, will nd sale for it a.
the highest market prices in CASH. at the Tennessee Penten
o. -''' WI JOHNSON,
~ ,voI-3r, Agent.
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AND CHATTANOOGA H. r.
@E
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1sts 1891,
Passenger Trains the Nashville Ap Chattanooga RaTos
will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NaShyiI9a at ESQ NJ and BIS Pm.
Arrive Z. Chattanooga 600 n and l:2OAM
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 A NJ and 7.2O p n.
Arrive atNsshVille at BIS ? N and 7:30 N.
TEyHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connse al War
with Shebyyille Branch Tulahona Salh MeMun-
Vile and Manchester Railroad at DeeheEl EA Winchester
and Alabama Rs;FrAd.
The Trains leaving Nashville at BIS 4, connects at War
with Shelbyve Branch, Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with East Tenn. and
Geo, and Western and Atarle Railroads.
Through Tickets a following points, and at prices
ed be had at s AOar application the Ticket Agent
at Oaice, At
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Pa EMIUM HARNESS.

NoACH and Buggy Harness Of every style and quality kept
constantly on hand and manufactured srder. Also
Buggy Collars Kip and Hog Skin Collars, Brides Haers
and all other ar icle made by Harness the
best materials and the finest workmanship all Of which will
sold as cheap can be bought in he United
To l. HOWERT0NS Harness has been awarded the sI0h
est Premium at the Tennessee State Fair, the Kentucky State
Fair Bowling Green, at the Limestone County Pair Aabs
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens
mar3Oi6I-dtjan