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Thos Savage, Jno W Harris, D Rea " A Britain
Dr Robt Percy, Miss; Thos F Stnl1ny, NJ r Evans,
a aia; "a, Wm Rhodes W Wimbish, " White, +
u smith. Jas LeBourgeos and lady, Louis S LIE
bourgeois, 9 Thornton, + Thornton, W Polk, La:
T. Terry, ? Sawyer, Tex; G X Wyly, Miss NJ u
MWyly, Miss WHY, Tenn; Kerr, city; Miss A
9unlE' TeS; J G Graves and lady, NJ + DeGra1en-
RED, = ) Broker, Tenn: j ] Barrow, A Gillespie,
La: Backman, Thos B Lenoir, N S Langley
Miss P Tyler Springfield; Miss G Bennett. No:
L Wallace, England; Ranlzins, " Garrard,
a Ark; 4 Bryan, Ga; Parsons, Va; Chas Mills,
I Il Stott, Heye, Y; I Jeffres, Phil: VIM F
Horn, NJ del Yellar, Havana; Fl Herbert, England;
5 ? Winston, Mobile; II 7 Garnett, NJ l. Gordon, II
G Hardison, J Il Auders, II Stedham W BRIDGES,
Tex; ! y; Mrs Andrews, Miss Andrews, W Briscoe, A
9 Watson, i Tullia, Jno B Williams, 4 Bass T AZ
ileck La Roht King, Geo Hood; Thos Stone, Tenn
Miss NJ Hadamann, Tensas: 7 Fowler Phil; A 3
Heading, Miss; J W Calhoun, Ala; J H Leary, N c.
a Fl Jones, Va.
Cry HorEL.-G Harper, W N Hayes, Thos
? Bell ? s Dellar, Ell hIurphey, Steedo and
French, j Hood, J W Emerson, NJ P Dent, ]
Hood, J Lamb, a J Johnson, J G Hamilton and
ady, Mageo and lady, Il Lewis E II Murphy,
a,o, 4 jones, Lyon, VIM Bell, Miss; T Kelly, J
Sfennsey, n Harris, Ark P A Roberts; B
Seqton, 4 G NJ Wood, Tex; E Dexter Jr, 0; Yates
W Whiteman, B Wilson, La Mrs Fl X Sim.
mons Fla; . Papin, No; j king, Isaac King,
3 sSaPekEoh; 9 a;o Carver st. Paul; VIM Rufner, Va;
Crystal Springs; g Cain, Heggie, Tenn; e "a.
JGeqsoh GtaPt Tilson; Lamb BaIala Brown
ST. Louis 49, HOTEL Robt J Harp, city; Jas F La.
pice, Geo Whitman, Mrs R Mccall and family. La:
Il Headly, Ky; L W Jorr, Miss; Chas Davonport'
st. Charles; John G Baggott, Louisville; Mrs j A
Paulk, q Ogden, W Hunter, Natchez; Lieut.
!. prime, S A; J Wild, England; NJ Fowler, D c;
n Strakoscb, Havana; Jas Brown, Berwick, Jas O
lllingworth, W Taylor, Tex.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Jas Fore Tenaas, Hays, w
Hays, Franklin; R MoCabe, O; NJ Livermore, NJ
L Hamburger, Mark Smith and lady, Y; DIR saw
age and family; CIV Styall, Ga; Geo Jordan and
lady; 0 \ Battle, Ga; W r Pondexter Tenn; Mrs
Barrow; D Plunkett S J Howell, Ark; A j Aus
tin and lady, Phila; Holmes, r L Smith, " Thorn-
hill. Pike Co; W Lomax, Tex.
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VOLUME XIII.
loans, will be entirely acceptable to the Directors
Of the Southern Bank
take advantage Of this occasion to subscribe
myself, with the greatest consideration and respect
dear sn, Your most obedent servant,

IU!',
There is some genuine and real love of the well
fare of the South in actions of the above nature.
We hope it will be an incentive to other banks, as
well as our leading capitalists to come forward at
this time. Actions like the above speak louder
than words. half of million of dollars can
be readily advanced by our banks alone We can
readily say to the mandators thereof, AGO thou
and do lilEewisc,"
Our mails continue at sizes and sevens; in fine,
they are in perfect snarl. Subscribers to distant
papers complain that they have not received them
for weeks past II our Postmaster has not suff-
cient assistance, if he will make an appeal to our
merchants, they will subscribe amply to enable
him to place his Office in a state OF efficiency.
half dozen more clerks are required at this sea-
son.
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Later Irozla Mexico.

by the British steamer jasper, from Vera Cruz
to Pensacola, we have adyiccs from the former
port to the 3lst ult.
Mexico has respite, if only brief one, from
The dreadful civil war that has wasted her for 50
many successive years. According to The accounts
before US Miramon, rendered desperate by the
steady approach OF the Liberal forces in over
whelning numbers, marched out of the capital on
the 2l5t, with 7000 or 5000 men and DO pieces Of
artillery, to give battle. On tie following day a
few leagues from The city, he met Gen. Ortega at
the head of about IS GOO Liberals and leo cannon
A bloody battle ensued, which resulted in the de-
feat and almost complete destruction of Miramon's
army, and his own speedy return to the capital as
fugitive. He at once made overturcs to the VIC
torous General, Offering to surrender the city on
condition that his life and the lives of others whom
he named, should be spared, but Ortega replied
that he did not desire his permission to occupy the
city, and That the law would take its course with
all who had rendered themselves amcnabe to its
requirements.
Forced TO succumb to the fortunes of war, Mira
mon gathered together what funds he could and
fed tr2m the city, accompanied by retnue of per-
sonal friends, among whom were Cobos and Mar
qnos, and took souherIy course. We have no
account Of their subsequent movements
On the 25th, Ortega entered and occupied the
capital without opposition at the head of ,0G0
men, and ut once sent dispatches to Vera Cruz i'd
visins President Juarez to establish the Govern.
longed.
The success of the Liberals and the overthrow
OF Mlrsmon seemed to be hailed with great Joy by
all classes except the clergy.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.
We present below such returns from the election
in the interior as we have received:
CONCORDIA PARISH,
IBERYILLE PARISH.

PLAQCEMIEE La, Jan. 8. 1862
9ocIock, P. NJ.
Ed. CreSceat-I take the opportunity of the first
mail down to apprise you that old IberviIle, true
to her ancient renown. has elected an entire 'sSe.
cession ticket.''
Hon. A. Talbot, Theodore Johnston. ESQ. and
Col. d. G. W. Butler are the delegates elect.
Glory enough for one day We only hone that our
entire State has done likewise; especially do we
pray that the Crescent City has not faltered in the
Gonteat.
In lIH9 yours truly,
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v--s=-73s5
,.sn,! snlpoI rh sselie =, ven. charlsssofi
.oAARhEsT9N, N jan lo.--Msjor Anderson sent BY
.sn,ea4 nan q message to Governor Piekens,
i.n'ls nln' Fhst aftef reasonable time for the
- ~ ms messenger, ne should not permEtany
ys'sei 10 pass WITHIN the range OF the guns Of Fort
fs.n'r FicAehs feplied that any attempt to
..ts, ~so AAe ioftS ~ the General Government
"ou.a W isgaFaea as an act Of hosttkY. Special
7ioFe nave oeeR OF the bar 10 warn yes
sels, armed q unarmed having troops tSreinforee
Fort sumter, rot to enter tfs harbor.
governor FigKens says, in ssgard to Mai. Ander-
son 'tiFeats aSous vessels in the harbor: Tou
aiohe must DO me judge of Jour responsibility;
your poslton IN TIE harbor hag been tolerated nv
the state authorities"
oV-Pickens 7.seken possesszsn Of the steazsgy
marion for the service Of the State.
Dispatch frosr: the star Of tae Weaf.
~" 1okS, Jan. lV.--A dispatch from Capt
AA'S5p""h' u She steamer Star Of the Vest, an
lyus-7s @ MS sate afs3Val and anchorage in the
s'it ilareor' Hl4s tfoops for Major Ander
49,. !.
L v.,-..,-l-...-. RI. - = t'Ae4.
E,f,.a11 ~. fsssIFed here
+ ~ W. e. il.to 1he sseafaer Star
mi, Tort zTo,l,t-a on ssesTis Island
| rr...4.s;.... n
/ k2p1 = ss8es7o0asv
"s.ssos,, 'ah lO.-las convention remained in
sss:ss sSssson " ehtFe say and transacted no
Dt.'iness ol importance.
| seizure Of Forts in N5fth CaroIina..
mtLhLfRaTeN, 7. Jan. iO--FsTts Johnston and Gas
wen were taken possession eff on the nighs II the
8th ty the SnsithwelI Guards.
Federal Troops foasr1orida.
BosToaS, Jan. IO.-The steamer JosenI, w,,;sra-,
took provisions and munitions of war from. shss
navy yard, also troops and ssyeraI officers sysn,
Fort Independence. She will probahIv aa5Y .s;s
evening. Her destination is supposed 10 be- sbe
coast Of Florida.
Proceedings of conexsss,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.--In the Senate yesterday,
bon. JET. Davis made a apeeesss scomplmentsag
the high character of the Mississippi Commits
sioners.
! MI. hng somewhat ironically said g. So Ind
behealet Arnold and Aaron Burr high. char
aeter.'
An animated debate ensued. but no conclusion
was arrived at.
Inc racine hallway Dill was takeEufy discussed
ana postponed.
ME- seward eohtemplafes makinsea speech On A
saturday.
WASHINGTON, Jan lo--In the Senate fo-day Me-
sldeli spoke on his resolution Of yesterday, CEN
suring the President for not sending the name of
| the new Secretary of War TO the Senate.
Mr. DAVIS MADE a speech on the State Of the
Union.
Mr.. Trumbull, in reply. said :tI. ans inffg,,,e5
that Mai. Anderson vii .,sll
n f. H. ,1 - So. a,u psfAi
70 the ground, il another gun IS FREQ the Star
of the West.'
Mf. Green asked whether Mr.. TruHbulr knew
what cause of Just apprehension Mf, AuleFsorhad
for leaving Fort Monltrfa and 4,
Mr Tr1mbnlI ronliad ~ 80 ns.s
Ht. Afaihouh Fepilea' hiF. Green Knows very
sovereignty.
Washington Gossip.
NEw yopr Ion IN o;a1 s;.., q a.,
post fror,, W. us5stsa1 = ss
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! PoRTLASD, Jan. 10.-Ths. Canadian mail steam
| allip Nova Sc5ffan, from Liverpool on Thursday
2re 9th, via Londonderry tg sssftrfs has arrived
ut this port.
She brings tTao days later Intelligence than was
received at New York by the Palestine.
Conl1forcial Intelligoaes.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 28.--The sales-of four days in
cluaing Thursday, N the Liverpoeltcotton market.
amcunted to 72,0Cs bales, of which. 10000 were
taken on speculation and 5000 fer export thus
leaving to the trade A6 COO.
All qualities Of cotton have advanced I'd. to Id.
since last Friday.
To-days (Friday) business amounted to IL, ,og0
bales, including 1000 taken by speculatbrs and ex
porters, the market closing firm at tEs-soIlowing
authorized quotations.
Fair Orleans. I'D. Middling Orleans. ..6sd.
Fair Upands.. 75d. Middling Upards. cid.
The qaantity of cotton in the port Of Liverpool
figures up $685. 600 bales of which 4o3 500 bales are
of American descriptions.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 28.-BFeadstuffs are firm and
advancing, but the holidays have produce1quiet-
ness.
Provisions rule dull.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.--Consols for the account
closed at 92! to 32s.
European Political Intelligence
The Nova Scotian brings European political
intelligence of any Importance.
PORTLAND, JAM l0.-The steamship Nova sco-
tian, from Liverpool the 27th, and Londonderry
the 28th ult, bringa the following additional
European intelligence:
lie Journal des Dtbats urges the withdrawal Of
the French feet from Gaeta. Accounts of the
affairs at Gaeta are conflicting. A dispatch of tile
22nd says the bombardment continues without
abatement.
A deputation from Calabria had arrived, and
promised to raise all insurrection in favor of the
King.
Hostile demonstrations agant Gaeta from. the
sea were soon expected to take place.
The Paris Pays predicts that the Garibaldian
party will obtain a, majority at the election TO,
the Italian parliament.
Count Cavour intends retiring professionally from
the Sardnian ministry.
The London Times correspondent at Vienna
says nothing but brute force can induce the Aus
trian Government to quit the Quadrilateral.
It is understood that England and France will
come to an understanding in regard to yenetia
The affairs of Hungary were of very unsatis-
factory character. No taxes were being paid in.
Before compelling the treaty of peace the EN-
peror's summer palace, gardens, temples, pagodas,
six to seven miles in extent, were destroyed by
fire. The loss of property, excluding the buildings,
amounted to above two million of pounds.
Calcutta advices to the Esd of November saw,
Nena Sahib was reported to be at Tibet with
several thousand followers.
D o MESTIC NTIGLLIGENc, c,E.
THE ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.
IGDNF!SDAI'S PROCEEDING Gs.
THE MILITARY CONDITION OF THE STATE.
FLORIDA STATE CONvEMTloN
THE STATE PRoBABEr COVE oUr
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Influenced by considerations of this sort, which
cannot now more fully express, therefore feel it
my duty, painful as it may be to part from those
with whom have hitherto acted, to assume the
responsibility of casting at least one of the votes
Of Warren county for the passage of the ordinance
as repOrted.
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Austria has just issued bank mates of the value
Of tour cents each This beats our old " shin
plasters.''
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LIE ELECTION AND THE REsULT.-We publish
this morning all the returns at hand of the election
OIL Monday: If the vote of North Louisiana is what
we have all along counted upon, we are certain
that the straight out Secessonists have carried the
ConYention by about twenty or thirty majority.
All the Secession candidates in New Orleans
have been elected, with the exception Of Messrs
d. W. Adams, ANon, Claiborne, Edwards anl Eus
tis, who ran for the lower branch. The whole Sen
atorial Secession ticket has succeeded in the city
which gives Us twenty-one out Of the twenty-siX
members to which New Orleans is entitled
Heron and Fuqua are elected from East and
West Baton Rouge and East Feciana. They both
ran on the Cooperation ticket, but will rrdoubt-
eGiy vote for Secession iii the Convention. In
West Baton Rouge. n. W. Pope, Esq, is elected by
a large majority. He ran against Judge Robert
son, but when the time comes will prove as true
as the needle to the pole TO his native State and
section.
From the information at present before us, we
confidently put Louisiana down as for straight cut,
Independent and separate secession The returns
will be published in our columns as received.
n'on Rouge Advocate,
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Arrival OF STEAMSHIP NOVA sovr1Ar.
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New Companies Forming---Aid for Florida, ETC.
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T ship is of the feminine gender, why are not
lighting vessels called W0men.of-war, instead Of
men ofWar2
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THE DEPARTURE OF TEE CITY MILITARY.
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THREE DAYSLATER FRoM EUROPE
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SEIZURE OF THE FORTS, ARSENAL, Erc.
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tHr rng'sourawzsrnas ESD A,rsspcss 1tzz..I
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, EotaL glttII1gtnte.
HE SOUTHERN REvo1Ur1oH.

MOVEMENTS TN THIS STATE,
sg
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THE LESS OF PROPERTY IN cn4FA
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B q II RD1EEr OF GAErA
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R8~Dr. Charles II. Kells, Dentist, No. i5a
Canal street. between Carondee and Barnpe New orasns
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DEAD BoDy Found. Yesterday morning tie
dead body Of black woman was discovered IN a
house on Errato street, between Dryadea and
Bacchus, supposed to have been dead since Christ
mas. The Coroner was notified
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judga Hunt,-District
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CAPTURE OF A BoA.-rhe number as snakes We
fell in with on trip frora Colombia to Apipo. i'm
Ceyion, says a recent adFenturer In that region
was comparatively small chiefly owing, To wever,
to their retiring habits, all kinds retreating before
their ancient enemy -rman. The largest we saw
the boa-constrctor family, but poor relation COM
pared to the Singapore or South American varie.
ties, It was lying coiled up, its head upon aesr
path, SO that it could see both ways and its tail
in fact, completely setn as trap. A hulfet
through Inc back Of It's head naralyzed IL, hat
nothing tAat we could do in the way OF extermiaa-
lion seemed to have any urther effect upon it, and
it was di6enlt to say when it was really deal. 1T
took two stout natives 10 carry il back 70 camp,
ashed BY the head and tail to strong polo, round
which il kent writhing Ike huge animated cork
screw. " Itmeasured Gfteen feet in leagth. the cir
cunefenee ut its fhiokest part being equal to that
Of awell- grown mans thigh.
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TnE ARTEsIAN 4, WE'LL AT Co1ramus.- s. New
berry, ESD, Of Cleveland, has been making d re-
port on the State House well. The depth of the
well at present is 2775 feet and according to his
statement it passes through the following geoogi-
cal strata-the drift devonian, upper and lower
silnran, the bottom of the we'll being now in sand
stone. It examines the question as to the proaa-
bilities of finding water by further boring aud con
cudes that water viii never be found; notbeeause
waterbearng strata has not been permeated but
because they lie 50 horizontal that no power d ah
tanned to force the water to the surface. The
water at the bottom Of the well, if found, worslhe
" blood warnl.n
Can't some Of the scientific gentlemen Of Co
lnmbus convince Mr.. NeHherry that he is wrong in
theory The public feel interested in this matter.
and desire very much the success Of the original
PROJECT: The experiment has already cost q cen
siderable amount OF money, and to abandon il
now, when they may be within a few iaehes,or faet
Of striking vein of sufficient force to throw it
above the surface, would be great pieceof folly.
We hope as the Legislature will be in session next
week, that competent men will examine this sub
ject, and if it is impraetcable, the sooner it is
abandoned the better. If, on the contrary, there
is any probability of meeting with success let the
appropriation be made, and the work prosecuted
with yigor to a successful termination
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NUMBER 267.

TELeoRA9azo TO THE New oaLEAss CRESCENT.
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EAST BATON ROUGE,

ScnHfo.
Ier,nn WGoperatiorl
np4'n UooPea'
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ARREST OF PORTION OF THE IBERIA REscuEEs
United States Marshal johnson, assisted by Dcpu-
day last in and about Iberia in attempting to arrest
the persons who were indicted by the Grand Jary
of the United States District Court, for rescung,
l1st fall some runaway slaves, and maltreatng the
sUnited States officers. Many of them have fled
the country, but the Marshal succeeded in arrest
ing Archibald Brownee, Robert McLaren and
Hiram Dunn. Rev. George Gordon the leading in
stigator of the rescue and outrage, has made his
escape into Canada, and some others Of the most
guilty have also fled from their homes and families
We are glad to learn that measures are being
taken to arrest these men wherever they may be
found, and it is the duty of all laW-abiding citizens
to aid in vindicatng the laws that have been out
ragged by this community Of fanatics.
Two Of the persons arrested, Brownlee and Nc.
Laren entered into Tecognzance each in the sum
Of $1,000 to appear at the March term of the United
States District Court and the other, Hiram Dunn,
is now confined in the county Jail in this CITY,
tCleys'aqd Ohio Democrat, alh,
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FLORIDA STATE CONVENTION.
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THE MILITARY CONDITION OF THE STATE.
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River Intelligence.

VIcEsBURG, JAN 10.-The steamers Cora Ander-
sou and H. r. w. Hill passed down Ut noon the
Magenta and Yazoo at P. ii. yesterday, the Min
nehaGa, John Walsh and Monarch at 8 o'clock this
morning.
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Il EIHEs OF IFuee tom Mal0f anderson.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.--After the attack on HE
Star Of the West, Lieutenant Hall was sent from
Fort Sumter 70 the city, and had two hours CON
ference with the Governor, the result OF which is
unknown. -
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PROCEEDING Gs.
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D ME sTIC INTELLIGE C f.
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The Philadelphia Ledger, of the 9th inst, con-
Guides q sneering, unfair and unjust article, in
reference to the South, in this wise:
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THE ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS.!
FLAGS AND TORCHES!!t
II q TT NJ

NO. 40 Unten Street.
As nov he beat assortment Nashville ofeverytny In the
above line which will be sold wholesale and retail low
As good article can be bought anywhere. The Torches are
PROFESSIONS. sugl4--f
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GENERAL FREIsHr 0TYcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR R. b.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1860.
OK after the Goth nst freghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all otherconnecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention freghts have plain shipping
marks in full, initials OF last road each
package Stock sent through with care and dispatch
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
novl8-dIm General Az emit.
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the SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY,
BY HANLEITER & ADAIR,

II ITH0GRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING Ann
Printing in Oil, and Watereoors, Views, Portraits sbo
lands VigDettes Labels, Music Titles Dplopss Bill eaSs
Business Cards. Visiting Cards, edng Cards Funeral Noc-
Ball Tickets, Admission Cards. Circulars, Cheeks Beads
Drafts, Maps,6
The undersigned has newly made such his bu
mess that he is enabled, execute neatly and ee
antly, every variety Of the above articles.
J.F. WAGNER,
Corner. Cedar and Chery streets,
ebS4-d2n Nashville, Tenn
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Fire! Fire!! Fire.!!

TEyHE remainder Of stock saved from the late fire Broa
for sale at 81 College street, two doors aboys
Broad. All Goods at half their cost.
nM3-R .OTTENVILLE d KL0oz.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SGNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, Ess. and West will run as follow
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 800 A N and 3PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga l:3O AID E45AM.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 1904 NJ and 7:3OPM
Arrive st Nashville at $50 P n and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
"a Phil2delPhia Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Iynchburg, Knoxville, Savannah Charleston
Montgomery, Memphis, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains meet at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western
Through Tickets may be had at hour application
cxe Agent at once at Depot, to the followng places and
NaGhyilla New York via East Tam a Va
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lust received and for constantly, fine article OF Paaf
ID enc VArnih Of the best quality in quantities to suit
chasers. BENZ + SHIELDS & co.
Aso consignment Of Perfunery, Envelops for sseto the
trade. Ijans3-tfl B. =. s. & co.