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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

CoNTRABsND OF. WAR.-The fellow.
ing definitions from Bouvier's Law Di
rectory will be found useful to many OF
our readers
CoNTRABAND, Marine Law. Its
most extensive eense, means all com
merce, which is carried on contrary to
the laws Of the State. This term is al
so used to designate all kinds of mer-
chandize which are used, or transport
ed, against the interdictions published
by q ban or solemn cry.
2. The term is usually applied to
that unlawful commerce which IS so car
ried on in the time of war Commod-
tiles particularly useful in war are con-
traband, SO arms, ammunition, horses,
timber for ship building, and every
kind Of naval stores. When articles
come iuto use as implements Of war,
which were before innocent, they may
be decl. red TO be contra band. The
greatest difficulty to decide what is con-
traband, seems to have occurred in the
case Of provisions, which have not been
held to be universally contraband.
Though Va;tcl admits that they become
SO On certain occasions, when there is
an expectation Of reducing an enemy
by famine.
3. In modern times ore of the prin.
cipal critcria adopted by the courts
for the decision OF the question whether
any particular cargo of provisions be
con6scable as contraband, is to ex-
anime whether these provisions be- in a
rude or manufactured state, for all ar
ticles in such examinations arc treated
with greater indulgence in their natural
condition than when wrought up for
the convenience Of the cncmy's imme-
date use. Iron rnwrought, is there
fore threated with indulgence, though
anchors AMI other Instruments fabricat-
ed out Of it are directly contraband.
4. Contraband Of war is the act BY
which in times cf war a neutral vessel
introduces, or attempts to introduce,
into the territory Of one Of the bellig-
erent parties, arms, ammunition, or
: o.hAr effects intended for, or which may
serve hostile Operations.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

DRuNksN WoMAN.--A we'll dressed and
respectable looking woman was arrested in
barber shop, Saturday night, by the Marsnal
and taken to the lookup, for drunkenness.
After becoming sober she was released.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

FL1RTINa.-Some writer truly says,
cit is too frequently the practice of
yonng ladies by way Of teasing their
lovers, in fin, to neglect them while il
company, and to laugh and fiirt with
other men. How many have parted
from circumstances like this Many
who were attached to each other, who
could and in all probability would nave
made each other happy and for the
qualification Of an idle and reprehe ST.
BILE whim, many female has lost her
position in the heart of him size really
loved. Does she think that man,
having once suffered from her fun, could
ever place dependence GA her after
wards! Did ever any woman find q
man who loved her enough to be jeal-
Gus repose the same confidence in her
which he bad previous to her attempts
to create doubts in him. Let woman
understand that if it be worth while to
have mars affections, there is no fun
on earth worth while to shake his en-
tire faith in her." -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

New GROCERY SroRE.-Mr. II. ?. Parker,
late of Hannibal, Mo-, has opened grocery
and provision store on the corner of Third
and Walnut streets.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

The TROUBLE AT ST.. LoUls.-Several OF
our business men were warned by telegraph
Saturday, to make no more shipments to St.
Louis. One of the dispatches, probably from
Secessionist, said "Anarchy reigns here"
We think the truth of the matter Is, the
Union men have got the power and are bound
to hold it. The capture and holding OF LOU
Secession troops is likely to bring the Mis-
sourians to their senses.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

BURaLARY.-The residence Of Mr.. j. P.
Bowman, on Second street, corner of Linn,
was broken into about clock Wednesday
night by a burglar. In proving about tho
house, he awakened the servant girl, who
was sleeping in room in the rear OF the
kitchen. as she raised herself up, her hand
came in contact with knife in his hand,
which she wrenched from his grasp. Her
screams caused him to leave in haste. lie sp-
pears to have entered by a window and to
have left by unlatching door. The knife
proved to be common case-kn'fe. which
had been left in the sink Of the kitchen the
evening before. Nothing valuable has been
thus far missed from the house. The girl
described the burglar as a large man, with
out coat and in his sock feet Mr.. B. re-
quests Us to say that if he repeats the visit
he will not get off SO easy, If there is airy
virtue in firearms.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

p~It is said that man in Virginia has
given JEFF. Davis o 100000 check. Gen.
Scott may give him bigger "check'' than
ehat.-Lowisuills JowrnoJ
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

MILLINERY FOR DEPRECATED CURRENCY.
S. L. Wade having just returned from CHI
cage with large and fashionable stock o
goods, announces that he is ready to sell the
same for any kind of money quoted good a
Chicago. This is first rate opportunity
not only to get rid of deprecated currenc!
but to purchase goods at fair prices. Cal
and see the thousand aud one attractive ar
tieles at Mrs. Waide's old stand.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

Nor TOO MANY WEAPONS in the
New York City Council, the other
night, Captain Lowell said:
"Don't make a man walking ar
senal. Tho mounted troops might
have pistols, but it was enough for q
man to carry . musket and forty
rounds Of ammunition, and four days
provisions without the pistol, which
weighs twelve pounds in the morning
and twenty-five pounds at night.
Besides, any weight around the loins,
after two or three hours marching, be-
gins to tell very oppessively. The great
difficulty was to make men take good
care of ono weapon. a musket was
enough for a man. The lighter SOL
der goes the better, for if he is loaded
down too heavily, he will throw away
his extras. The provisions he carries
in his haversack are four pounds of
bread and three Of meat"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

A DESTRUCTIVE MIssILE.-A Brook
Ign man claims to have invented the
most destructive missile known. i is
q bombshell SO arranged that whether
it falls upon hard or soft earth, stone
or wood, IT bursts, and the contents fly
in every direction, and in all shapes
and quantities. If it strikes wood, ig-
milton instantly ensues and if hu-
man being, it passes down and through
the body with the rapidity and the ef-
feet Of lightning. a series of test OK
periments have been tried, both with
cannon and projecting by hand. In
one OF the latter trials person stand
ing imprudently near the spot Of eg-
.plesion was struck by decending piece
Of the filing about the size Of a pes on
the back Of his reck. In an instant it
trayersed his body, scoring track for
itself, and finally stopped in his boot.
The injuries viii not heal for over a
month. The she'll has been offered BY
the inventor to the Government. The
cost Of tie shell is only one-fourth that
Of the form at present in use.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

e:y The following merited compliment to
Capt. Cummins, of company A, LIST Iowa
Regiment, is from an Orange county (N.Y.)
paper:
ANOTHER ORANGE COUNTY BoY.--F. Maj ko
Cummins, son of the Rev. DR.. Cumm'ns'
formerly of Florida, has raised company
at Muscatine, Iowa, his present place OF
abode. Capt. Cummns, was q Lieutenant
IN Capt Wilkins Goshen Company, in the
Mexican War. No one who remembers
"Mark." will doubt for moment, his abih
ty or willingness to do bis full share IN the
coming contest for Liberty.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

Boy DROWNED. - Thursday, about noon,
q boy s or 9 years OF age, son OF 'ohn
George, who resides on the corner OF Sixth
and Oak streets, was drowned while bath ng
with party of boys in Mad Creek. near the
Telegraph Road. The little fellow got be-
yond his depth, and though he cried for help
70 one was near enough to rescue him.
After his body was taken out, efforts were
made to resuscitate him, but the vital spark
had fed. This should be warning to those
unable to swim against going into deep
water.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

Illinois coal
Se"-3 elevated or drum stove 20
See the "Siberan" @drguatng airghD-2 beautiful
and closed pand the Quincy CITY,
Par Cooks out and first rsteand the Quincy CITY,
Cottage izesyoul like it-and the Stewart
Goal parto'a szesgood land the Quincy CITY,
Prlor"itle but on1-Aand the Stewart
Oo"5 szes-heavie in town:
Ova Boxor
-and the Stewart f + y - 80 .s..t.
mentorevM yfora
AND SECT CALL AND SEEia
nd
WORK REPAIRING and
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
WOODEN WARE,
Ere,y Variety at Retail or By the Package.

a"CAsH" or "sHoRT TIME" WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS will find it greatly to their advantage to
examine our stock before purchasing in Chicago OF st.
Louis.
Union Block, - Muscatine, Iowa.
April sth, 1se1.wem
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE

so long ssught for has been publed and t1s received
- A. Mcclure, % Union street. PRc1 y eenn-
Having snccseded in making Copper bu8los for amy
which pronounced By competent udfts % Be equal In Z
respect to H1akes vork, a1e nearly ios ratasns
being kxed Ct a9-here need Be EAR q 6enz
out signals ne supsFiory Of AZ 1runs over All ehe1
this country e sek1ovedged By 81 Lney are 1ade q
very best material In every departures q her mannf
FOR the beating head Calf skin. PEpsred especially
tat Fiie o. boxE0od and apis res IN % y
me. at prices from ~ 70 -. = -
hrst mail CT express :. -.
sspaIrnsa song dedicated the sduhern caps1ilGy
sned to Be he song o. all Prizes 80 sasts ssai pos
any ''' Nus,e Publisher and Dealer, Ha.hEiiis hs5
iunel6-R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Ths UnoH AKzRIoAN ts eOndEcs'
Cd strictly upon tie CASH systep Az papers are dsconssn
sd expiration Of the time for AicA they hd0e oes
paid Subscribers sO be notified OoAsn their subse0n
% about to sSsre By Gross MARX on er papers, anu "a,
Tess tie subscription is rseDe tie paper So Dc dsc0nt1i
Ied This rule JTOns uhich there qoibe no dspdTsurs
WacA for mark, and your saSbeTtptS01
Weekly UNION AMERICAN - per GnEaDe "a ddcdnce'
Fri Weekly UuoS AAKEiCLN s. per dHBum 10 adj
sQHee. .
Subscribers desiring papers changed must mention
Post Office FROM well aSthe one TO- which they desire the
change to be made. ... .t...a.
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DEPARTURE OFmAILS.

Prom Nashville TO Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia York. and New England States de
parts at O'Clock NJ
Way Mai. for Georgia South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
n.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at 2 o'clock, P Nj
Way Msils
Mails for Indiana Northern Illinois, Virginia, ssouT
Michigan and Northwestern States departs at clock Nj
Nashveto Decatur FRANKLIN and Columbia, and other
way Offices, Separtat O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville Lebanon daily, except Sunday departs at ~
o'clock NJ Offices the way and beyond Lebanon Al
o'clock A NJ.
Nashville to Clsrksve; departs at 5H O'Clock A NJ,
For Southern Kentucky, departs at s y NJ
NASHVILLE to Shebyvlle, Nolensvile and TruIe, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A Nj.
Nashville Huntingdon via Charlotte Wavery, tr week
" Monday, Wed aesday and Friday at O'Clock NJ
Nashvs liberty, Stewards Ferry Huddlsstones
Roads Rura Hill, weekly. Thursday At - o'clock
Nashvlsto Cenreve, via flank, Vernon, Pinewood, &C.
Tuesday md Friday, at 2 O'Clock NJ.
Nashville GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
Al o'clock P. NJ.
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WAR NOTICE.

-RoN ana sfter this date, Es viii neE Al uaersf
II -orsrtion o. Goods, unless secsnraniet va
Rs,ng obliged nov % pay cs1h for every erasle p
our ffinds and the public genersiy vi = ence -
- thi1 course On ecu part Our rese1 - orocslf
49, - h nov full snd veil assorted, AID Cas-
nna our me- 80 THOhPeaH, BRB7HE =
,ootf Eo-N .irz-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

VNHIs altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kDgdem being an entirely
new and method Of irrespective Of all the old and
systems published BY accomplished quscks 70 t seng
unnaed felt his duty at once to have this Elixir tested y
the whole Medical FScutI who, without even one
control the whole physical man when his frame mas
reduced and other medicines known to the Phsraco
pia have been tried in Long thought years OF patient
the Doctors Efforts and he the Elixir to suf
fnr humanity as the only thing that the following
dseases-nameyi
0'H'' Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas
General Irrlsablllty,
Rsstlessness and sleeplessness a. Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emsciation,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
Paipitaton OF the Heart,
And In fact all the concOntants Of nervous and debtsted
state Of the system.
AS a StimuIant,
IT quite different alcoholic preparations It is not SUB
ect reactions in any shape continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity exists
AS Female Medicine,
II equally powerful effective and restores the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines when cr
have market and which only injurious IN place
the very
too ts thew are only made from Of minds
guorsnt y the Medical profession altogether
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake bis professional character
nm the fact that no minerals whatever form the least component
narts OF the ingredients his Rsuvenatng Ewe know
ipr what ruin enaed the community BY opium and
mercury. : ~,
Generally TO the debiitated, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Ne matter down be- matter how
veak Won sre-no matter the have beenferSake
At once whatever depart from Hygenic principles
take his
ReiuVenatinR Elixir
And you will soon find yourself man pride instead
the REVERSE your friends and heshy Sound, and worthy
lnemter Of the human family.
Price 50 per bottle three bottles FOR 70, and ioWsfo
| ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United e'e
and Csnsdas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors, 20 ..
| y. WRIGHT & co.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
| New Orleans, La
soldn Nashville by g. ". Henderhott Berry Demovile
wing q Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggsts ocZ9
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE
NNthe day OF June, 1861. will opea and hold an cleo
tor for the purpose of voting upon "Declaration OF
Ordinance dssovng the Federal Relations
between of Tennessee and the United States OF Amer
"a AND also upon can Ordinance adoption Of the Con-
situton the Provisional Goveroment OF the
States of America according the requirements OF Act
passed May the 9th, 1861.
hold the above election. - .,,z,,., CO.
may7td JUnN H. EDMONDoON' 0heriH'
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Change of Location.

@TINa compsed to 90 South, account OF the health
* ~ FAMILY will be located for the winter at the sas
dePot Of Poindexer Little Co., No a Barene street NeS
0s". where will be pleased friends and VIII give
attention TO of all property consigned me- MY
Agents Pate Jas scruggs will attend q my oepot
Nve and negroes cannot be soidtb NASHVILLE py IN
st1ctin them will be forwarded to Me- cans Hoping
bv attention to the part OF mys and
~ a, continuance liberal patron b. retoioe ex
tended me respectfully solicit the avors OF ah wing pus
nsoSn NV line either for Nashville or New Orls ans IN
hess IN ny iine' ~ WILL. L. BOYD, JR
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.wowVcE TO sTOCKmoEa

FLOUR, HEAL AND 9S&f- 4
-T7 VII kssp on hand . mpply q So
M b. y. B. Read, q Smyrna. and e.
derS for Flour Sacks printed IN Any
Muisrs and shippers aiil%- o. So
ep2l-dln
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A WOON EdTKlI tut SalAC'
WYE offer for sale place which Coleman has lived
HE 1885, and known as the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn partly on the stage road
within one Wamsve and three miles OF the Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and beau
and ninety areeighty acres cleared, and about fifty
good land to clear it good state Of cultivation with COM.
Portable dwelling houses out houses etc, etc. Also, two gooo
orchards and several neversng springs of excellent water
well tubered certainly be made Of the most e
rable in section Of country. We promise
in will sell tor cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNey, VINO
lives place. the undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BHkN & BLfO1AHh'
onion and american copy, and charge Add0cGte
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SciemeflFC ~eEg~--EgeCs
I'M

ETrweT1 En0ua &c tAs prUfs lat Elccl ~ 10 the Fryr
motor rT ts every rlac really cures -,aeati
5sr 20 because i.B cr s adapsJgn n rae wants q "a
Iuvsd. by of rurl reu'r es a74 varE hist Rf
WarVR fn which g.unta battle e a. tcctric,
lsdies tang RruleG EiEly-I curing ai ENDS OF d
ard obstinate rol sc- Rave r'e' 81 --a means
ubtrs IA lent sra zoo esk 10 visit na, then by the
-r~yG0 f1FUIs i1AGlgsuuS, Wh., lreatlea no tls
di7ssns3 Izrr gza 20 tbs seat OF Jha disease s-G tive
sssspt fof papt'st) other raleut who c-aaot come 20
lie ,tUElflvs WATERS, GAR " s.ldiae tseh, seE
Ezd full Gcss-ps1n Of 5ynptuus have 1s ven 10 t-2
lsgu6 f7r crcular} The cCric Water extract l2efl
lvbntaaE taksn ElCGca 1hEvsz sN8nftvt 1at eN-
pe-euct Of over tEeus years e treatment q suy Gaar
ana chrsEc easCBaud WouEnE ssso s1d weak ssgc, NAV
he REGARDED a. a Tesg1uAhle glsgs 7tcr q FEScs6o
IT, Rooms ama HassrEIng FURNISHED az
Patients II
PVySICIANs who Easg WISH 10 avail tns -lyts Of tis W
rsbs discovery EIeore ha1s invited to call az Ey OF
A. 50 as SO lth f-ruct- =
1880 DIR WOMpAVHzF
Ts.se'g,-s6hsly Nashville 81
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.DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS

.DmHcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL FIA1E1''
For Liver Complaints Biliousness Head'
ache, &c.
VTNHKRE has never been CATHARTIC medicine offered &c
the public that has given such entire Satisfaction al nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and car
be taken by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful ~
removing an Bilious secreoBs Acid or Impure, feeo
tom the stoach In they the only Pills that shoulc
be used In malarious DISTRICTS. -, 60. =.
THEW produce no rpng Sickness Pain IN the stsacn OF
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secretions ofhe Liver and Kidneys Mh
viii su BousnesS Headache and Foul Stomach "heL
20 cheap remedy can obtained Keep them constantly Of
hand single dose season. prevent hours Gays
and months sickness Ask for DR.. j. h Mclean OhFer
nj Pills Take no other Being coated they asteless Pro
only 25 cents per box sent by mail to any part
J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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NASHVILLE TENN, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1861.
Gke 9usbhilIs Gnian anS 9msritan
DaiIy s.; rrI-woekly IS; weekly ss.
Rates OF Advertising.
RENEWABLE AT P1EAsuRE.

RENEWABLE AT PLEABUAAs
One SQUARE one yesr S3O-Each additional Square, 80
advertisers exceeding tn space contrnctea
EOrs Will be charged for the excess
IN THE WEEKLY
OzK DOLLAR per square first FrT cEs for each
subsequent Insertion. =,
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly vii
ech2rged full daily rates with onhaf the weekly rate
added. -
Transient Advertisements sSss Be paid for at tbs fs@
Insertion. u... re 81
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia Sou Alabama and East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tanooga Railroad, at 81 O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Eastern Mails Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day al o'clock p NJ,
and 4 O'Clock, A. 81. Way Mails R. daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi. arrive daily at 4 o'clock, NJ.
WAY Mails same arrive daily at IL O'Clock, N.
smityle Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except unday, at 10 O'Clock, n.
smithland Hopkinsve, and portion OF southern Ken
tu IarEsviIle and way Mails daily 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
shelbyvlle via rHne and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at - O'Clock, NJ.
West Tennessee via Huntingdon wavery and Chsrlatte t
weekly sunday Wednesday and Friday II O'Clock, A. NJ
Liberty Rural Hl Stewards Ferry weekly, THURSDAY
at IL O'Clock A NJ.
CSuteville via and Pnewood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday Il O'Clock NJ.
Csrksve, via sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, weekly
Friday, az IL O'Clock A NJ.
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A CARD.
A GOod FarEn for sale.

In reply many inquiries will just state that have not
ing to do with the manufacture Of Percussion Caps
Nsv1I CARL soHorT.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
SUPKRKTENDENTs OFFICE, !
Nashville, Tenn, April 30, 1861
To Whom this May Concern.
EyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
u transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company Volunteer Companies, Supplies, and
Munitions of War Intended the defence Of the South The
Commanding Officer will be required furnish the Forwarding
Agent showing the number Of and ton
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition win not apply to Individuals but is confined
to organized com panies. -
mayi- BP&9 E. W. COLE, sup L
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Ga II o.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1861,
Passenger Trains the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will run as follows
GOING EAST. .-
Leave Nashville at $50 A n and BIS PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga 600 NJ and 10 AM.
."r COMING WEST,

Arrive at Chattanooga GOO NJ and 10 A n.
."r COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 A NJ and 7:eOPM.
Arrive at Nashville at B. Is NJ and 720A n.
T6NHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connects at Var
trace with Shebyvlie Branch at Tulahoma With McMinn
VILE and Manchester Railroad Deched with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville at BIS NJ, connects ct War
with Shebyvle Branch at Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets the following points, and at prices
ed be had at all hours application the Ticket Agent
at OlEce, at Depot:
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Fine Kentucky Jeans !!

(which is now being extensively
in the South and Vest prepared to to furnish an
ticle of superior O uaIity, which will warrant
Free from Grease and made of Pure Native
Wool.
III good supply Of NEGR0JEAN and LlNSEF on hand
Refer to Jas Walker, Nashville, Tenn. ,,-,o>,
ap25-d3m KlChANpooN
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ANA ADDRESS

To abe Irish at the Noxths and more esRe.
ciaIly to Col COrcoran. of the Goth Irish
Regiment--TO Thomas Francis Meag
her, Captain of a Company in the same
Regiment, and TO the editor OF the Res
tom Pilot.