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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

settlement of their condition for the future, have
deemed it indispensable to take measures at the
time for the organization of the entire rural class
upon general and uniform bases. With this object
create Special Committee under my immediate drec-
ton, Of which / name you q member in according to
you the Presidency. have the conviction that when
acquainted with my views and wishes in this matter,
you will actively undertake, with your usual zeal that
nothing can diminish the abors Of this fresh work.
intimately connected with the one already terminated.
remain, ever your cordially afectionse and rstsfol
"H PseTsbarg, Feb 10 ALEXANDER"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

March 3Il3O M received mails u nocn, leh Liverpool
LOS D. m. discharged pilot.
March s-M,dIate and fine; $50 m, passed Rochs's
Point; $40 Queenstown, 4:0J received mails 4G
left Queenstown :, 40,
Ap Moderste and clear 800 p. M passed steamship Nj
agara bound kasL
April plight winds and fine weather.
April 3-Moderate, cloudy weather,
April 4-Modereie; hne, clear weather.
Apil 5-Fresh breeze; thick fog .|I
April 6--Strong gale; high sea-
April 5-Fresh gale; squalls.
April 2-AlodeIaie breeze.
April e-strons breeze; 5:l7 m, received pi,O. mo
az Sandy Hook 100 Staten Island; 8:o M New ioA'
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The letters from India and China add nothing Of mo-
ment to what has been already received by telegraph
The T. S. steamers Hartford and Dacoiah were at
Hong Kong and the Saginaw was OF Shanghai
The new treaty was ignored by the Mandarins at
Foo Chow.
Lord Elgin reached Trieste the GOTH route for
England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
ARREST OF BunoLARs.-Yesterday, Henry Glenn

ARRrsr OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY Henry Glenn
WA, committed to prisOn by Aid Chip await e1sn alton on
b., NJ hnr,srv Tho oaense alleged to have bern COM
med on the store of Henry Fitzgerald No. its Firth a'enns
g, Ph, last a. which time siooo worth Of lace and other
ooa , stolen Most Of property wss recovered recently
by the Twen,yGrst Ward police who also srfssss
n na h.ins eanvicted ives ssntt to the State Prison -
committed TO PRISON py ne sams
hiv Tor having short time since broken into the spAr-
[ o.upid by Phebe Lat,mer at No 90 West Thirty.
% 80. ana stolen worth OF eweTy. he was snpcss4
he line but could be found until yesterday when he eoa'
f...vd the deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETiNG REcUCED.--
rrea, opportunity offered for bargains in Spring Car.
Theepy and Ingram Carpets Rugs, Mats Mating wisdey
Shades Table and Piano Coyes DruSss Stair Carpets sn4
Rods Dutch Capens kc, displayed IN ten spscisos ae
rooms Il hiRAx AKpEHsoSs No. 81 Bswsyy ususskeopere
sna ssIps; buyers sse inyesd " ea1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IOSDoS MoSEY MARKET.-Friday, the 9th was a
the f1nd wtre heavy aud dull declined closing
81. al for money and 81 a. for account
10 the discount there good demand Tor
money az y cent but the applications at the bank were
Me.s Cuppa Of London in the Leyant trade had
Two additional failures OF Manchester are reported viz; LIE
opold Samson. sbuying scent fox about 9OOOO and D.
Halle me chant. FOR about Z 600
Messr. Barring. Bro, Co. quote Bar Silver sos Dollars
~" LIVERPOOL March 3o-s IN.
Corroy-No business has been done since Thurs
dsy in the Cotton trade dhe Brokers Jircaar Issued
hursd,y The sdyiee per Adrs;c 30 fsy Confirmed
tie receipts. that stimulated By good general demand
quoted fully "a = de.IsI on MONDAY ase then g. ia
ofhs operative; in ths manufacturing dstrets snd the market
iiou. Sales. the week 1870 bales including l262o
rs S1e % sales Of bas. ncndn on speculation
ard for export the Official quotations srei ANN,
Orlesns........................7 5-lod.
Noble. .......................":.sd5 ga; g,
The soK on hard caai.d at go 100 bales. Of which 6a
90 American Me,ss jones He. Co say the advssce
Of d. partially Lost AID the market closed fraction over
TRADE AT MAxcHEsrER is dull owning 10 the
trouble among the oper,lves bui prices unchanged
BREADsTUFFs.-There has been no Corn market
since Tuesday on which day there Wa 10 material change in
evening OF the 2sh dali Of barely ruesd
Wheat quie, bat steady Corn in moderate request ats reduction
PRcvrsioSs-Beef and Pork very dull; nothing
passing Bacon slow Of sale at ~ Lard steady at % %
for choice American. Cheese and Butter unclaimed lalow
dull and holders anxious realize Butchers Association sold At
$50
PRoDucE.--Ashes steady at 20 $780, for Pots, and
for Pearls 100 bbs Pots to arrive sold 3, 20 g. Sugars
hr At u prices Coffee quiet prices Rice In good de-
nand aud ID a6d Coverseed tme. sales OF AneI
can red - d45. American Linseed Cakes flo3 Fish OILS
IN moderate demand at former prices Lnseed OIL steady At
zs6 Rosin common) has advanced from 4di 8. Medium
aud fine UNCHANGED Tar, 66dl9i for American Spirits Of
Turpenine closes dull at 81 Q309
IospoS MARkETs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co.
report: English Wheat a, ln2 desr for fine Foreign firm at
raves fat rs for and rails Scotch
Pe AL Sugsr, buoy aud fully Cd y n desrer Coffee and
Re, quiet Talow quiet SO for Y C.. Tea unchanged Con
sou alld Oils inactive. Lnseed, 1913 Spirits Of TuPen
tine quoted
AmERIcAS SECURITIES quiet and unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
PORTUGAL.

The Chamber of Deputies had been dissolved. The
Ministry, under direction of the Marquis of Soule,
would continue to direct public affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
THE LATEST.

QUEENSTOWN, Marcn 81, 1901.
BERLIN March 81 morning.-The Federal Courcil
has, at the instance Of Sardinia appointed Federal
Commissioners for adjusting the affairs of the Ticino
Bishopric. The Coufederacy will be held at Turin
TURIN, March 3l.-The OpiHione Of to-day says II
has been notified to the Marquis De Aveglo, on the
part Of the Queen of England, that her Majesty would
receive him in the name Of the King of Italy. The
Federal Council has made similar declaration to
Minister al Berlin.
MILAN. March 3O.-The Perseverance, Of to-day says
the movement Of the Austrian army is continued Or
ders have been given for the construction of additional
works to the Notifications of Poa.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March Bop. m.
The Cotton market is closed in consequence Of the
holiday.
Breadstufis are quiet, but steady.
Provisions dull.
LoSDoy, March SOP. IN.
Consols close at 9ll a9li for money, and 81 ia9ls
for account.
Sales of Illinois Central Shares at q &c discount,
and Erie Shares at q %.
HAvRE, March %.
The Cotton market opened buoyant, and prices adj
vanced slightly butclosed dull Newt Orleans tresOrdi-
naire lo5 francs do bas 100 francs sales of the week
IL 600 bales; stock in port $4,000 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
IAdyeTtisement1
WHATEVER THE MILITARY AND NAVAL NoyE-
fAdvertisement1

xEyrs sigu BARsUx take tie public by storm, a.
NAV be by the overshsdowins cloud OF attractions an
pounced in his bills and advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

To BUSINESS MES.-We need only to call the at
tenon Of business men to the table Of the circulation
Of TIE TRIBuNr, published in another column, to con-
vince them that The TRIBUNE is the very best medium
in which 10 advertise. Advertisements inserted in all
of the editions of The TRIBUNE will reach nearly two
hundred and ninety thousand subscribers, and probably
a million and half OF readers, at an expense TO the
advertiser Of only 81 20 per line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

MILirARY.-The American Guard list Regiment
Light Infantry New.York State Troops will assemble,
in fatigue dress for battalion dr the State Arsenal.
corner of Thiry-iith street and Seventh avenue, on
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock p IN. The Non
commissioned Staff and Band will report TO the Adj
iutant at = O'Clock. This being the fret public drill OF
the season. the Colonel, to avoid confusion and an
over-crvwued IvVIn, viii Furnish CommaDdants u
Companies with tickets Of admission each admit,ings
gentleman and ladies', who will ssue to each member
of their respective companies two tickets. Capt San
ford viii direct the Engineer Corps to report for
special duty at the Arsenal, at O'Clock, the
ing of the drill The Court of Appeals ordered for the
both Of March will be held at the Regmental Armory
on Wednesday evening, 9Th inst, from Il to 81
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

Balance April ............s..'.''.r "''so =
Committee reported in favor OF paying Judge a.
ID. Russell 81 000 To reimburse him for expenses In
CURED for extra clerk hire during his term Of once US
City Judge. Several members Of the Board ooleIteo
Blunt IL WAS laid over.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday pext.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

SYMPATHY WITH TREAsos-There are some men in
thiscity who sympathize so warmly with the traitors now
epdeavoring 10 overthrow the Government that they
carry their feelings into the minues business transact
tons. Here is an example, sent us by friend, who
writes:
One Of our city merchants my Office and made bar
gain for Sc worth of hsndbs His work was put In
hand when mutually engaged conversation as to the DIM
cuties in our country On finding out that was for maintaining
the Government and enforcing the laws he asked zee the copy
of his bill which procured and handed to him. when be pas
into his pooke, and len the oice-sshamed look UPON
being he took the job away because differed with ha
on the subjec. under conversation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

The SHORTEST PASSAGE on REcoRD.-The Royal
Mail steamship Persia, Capt Judkins, arrived on Tues
day morning from Liverpool, via Queenstown making
the shortest passage record The following IS copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

BOARD OF SuPERyIsoRs.-A stated meeting of this
Board took place yesterday afternoon, at o'clock
President Stewart in the chair
resolution was adopted referring the rev law of
the State authorizing the purchase of lot of ground
for the erection of new Courthouse, TO the Com
mitee of the Whole for examination as to the power,
actually conferred.
large number Of applications for remission Of per-
sonal taxes were disposed Of.
The following is the Controllers weekly statement:
Balance in the Treasury March 30. 9l!6 %
hecelP.s's. E,bZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

THE SLAYER CAsEs.-By consent Of the United
States Disrct-Attorney and the counsel for the de-
PENDANTS in the SLAYER cases pending in the United
States Courts the trial Of these has been set
down for the oath inst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
PHOTOGRAPHEC CARE.

TAKE pleasure IN Announcing 70 NJ old fends ana caa
toners that after abgeucs Of ts0 year., have again
taTnsd 70 the practice OF the Photographic Art
In all its branches having purchased hs OF my brother
In TIE old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York ths past Sumner to obtain fully all
the late improvesnts Il the have painted renovated
enlarged tina Tute Of Rooms hroughsut That facilities are
better TO produce rstelszs og Galleries csn
bss Of and eonduee 10 the comfort parCns trust not
only to sustain the proud position the Gallery has
sustained but to elevate il 70 stu higher standard.
also engaged the services Of mr. COOK Photo
sphss the world sho took the Pictures which obtained
nrst premium at the Worlds Ear London 1851 an
determined not only 10 make this the leading Gallery
State but work shall not be surpassed North
and now introduce 10 he public the sooEinz low Ityisa
Imperial Photograph, India Inks
Fignette, piaiz colorsdl
IgOrytypes, csloredl
Patel Pietares, life Iisst
photographs on Canvas lie sEsf
whiting Cards, fall length, plant
Autograph PhstogTsUh Is taken a. enc sittins.
stsrreoscopes, on glass paper.
continue to make tie hel2iEotyps and Aabrsyp hereto
fore The above styles all entirely in this city except
The Autograph Gard, Sbish only made az time All
who in want Of anything in ny line invited gs
call before visiting slSsEhsEs when viii prove By ocalar
demonstration tas sboV facta. Respectfully,
oct3l-d ,. ". HUGHEg.
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tsccves ana PORK for the Army,

kseeVes ANA Pork for the Army,
(Not for Spscsdation)
NHE undersigned has been appointed for the purchase
BeeVe and Hogs for the COnedeats States mot for secf
ulaon and call is requested Of all having either for sale
who wish to see our troops provided for liberal prices Tennes-
currency Confederate Notes wifi be psid at Cum.
mings 0ilkssns, College street, Church street
J. =. CUMMINGS.
Agents for Purchasing BeeVes and Hogs
for the Confederate SLRIes.
The following gentlemen agents oE purchase Hogs
BeeVss for the Confederate States
R PENNY and Samuel Thompson, Wilson caunty:
II James, Of Giles county;
Beatis and Samuel Little 10 Linsorh county:
Berry & Gourn. Coffee county;
Samuel Ellison, Smith county,
Crockett 4 Rantom, Rutherford county,
Jehn Frerson, Mr. Cox, WOodside, MGury ctunty;
F GOlyar, franklin county;
RObt Donaldson, OVerton county;
" Utley, Robertson county;
3 Laue, Sumner comfy
kObertD3 and Ii Parks, HaTshaIl county:
GeorgeBo1 Gay, James Coleman, jenkins Esshyis;
III johnson and James Carsey, for diff.
ferenlo /, p 0rMMINGS .
oc27-H BP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

J. W. MORRISON WIN. FIGHrNAsTER.
MORRISON d CO.,
Commission, Receiving md Forwarding
ME HANTS,
No. EASVFaTd's Row, Memphis, Tenn.
DRoIPT attention given sale OF all goods consigned to
Il Us.
RKFKREEcEs.
Graham, Parker & Son, Memphis, Tenn.
shs5b9urn 3 Forester 81. Louis No
French Reed Armstrong; J Blair, Nashville, Tenn
octl7-3mE
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p a @ K e II
Between Nashville. ClarkEViIIes Dover
and Fort Donaldson.
STEAMER EIINNETONKA, SIMS. Master.
NETILL leave EashIille, with the confedrste z
w Mail for the above named places every lrNt4r
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday -
at u o'clock A. HAMILTON, Agt, Nashville
o. Va DAVIS, Ag't, oiarkgvills.
clarkEville papers copy for one month Oet20-dIn
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ManassRs Quickstep.

HAVE just isssed beautiful piece Of Music bearing the
above ttlo dedicated to the brave defenders that ever
memorable spot. Price, so cent?
Also, editions OF the Palmetto Song, 30 eeats Song Of
the SOUTH 50 cenis Dixie all Right 30 censi southern Boys
30 cen Southern Narsesise cents; Thou art Near and
yet Far 20 cents This Faint Resemblance 20 cn Southern
Belle Polka 40 Pride Of the South MszHrka, 40 cents
Minute Men Flag OF the Sout-by BaWkps, 20 cents
Resolleeteas Of Memphis 'Romanza so cents; besides
many oher Of my publication, together with the pubca
tons OF ali the Southern houses.
All sent, post free, receipt Of the marked price.
Fer Drums and Buges, send to 3s Union street.
JAS. A. BcCLURk, Music Publisher.
p S~sIn press and will be out 10th November Lorena"
30 cnt Cottage by Sea- % Leesburg March, 90 cents
and Dixie Qucksep, 30 cents sead ORDERS oct27t
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THE STAR GALLERYI
DaEuerreOtypes, Anbrotypes.
HELAINGTVPES

AND PElOTOGRAPHs.
No *, Union Street next door to Vessel ThoHPEons
4. +. SALTZmAE.
tkATE oPKRATOz AT HuGHZs ekLLERE.l
AYIGG htted up abeTs exclusively that
branch Of busnes & prepared to receive the sdas AMI
gentlemen Of Nashville and make rae sSs Of tsir faces IL
be style Of the Art. No has been spared sg
furnishing his apartments procuring The zeSt and osl
improved apparatus and materials, and the subscriber eondd1
niTes all who want PleuEsato give him call pledging
tisfEction in every
III y Entrance next door tWsf) to Hssss ( Thompsoa
nj z. y 6ALrZHaN
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Removed.

Removed.
HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
sos the public square, next door to horreW Son
where would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall endeavOr at all TINS to keep hand general aoE
Rent Of Home made Boots and shoes, ia as grea
variety and at low the prise Of Materials win justify
Army boots Rnd shoes and all kinds oheaYy work kept in store
made 70 order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
seD20-s JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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Beef Cattle and Hegs " antcd.
Wv and Hogs and anxioa8 boy large number Of
each and respectfully cali Of th0s having either Cattle
" '' l'f aAs ss o NJ me- esT aiTRrsoU
eetI7-dH oeilege street, shove Church
SPIRITS TURPENTHNE.
ARaE quantity for sAls unprecedented ios price Can
4 at the depot Ct Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Hoe'l-1
kNKTTERs WANTED.
WE want "a hire TWO KNITTEFES, Who can
M vork on knitting Nsehinea.
W. " BoRaRRIDT, THOMPSON & CO.,
November J, 6l-dlm No g Cherry street.
Fer Rent.
ON High street, Broad, dwelling with rooms
- Enquire 2 High street. eci5i-u
wanted.
TWO Negro Women sosd cook lIoDe, ADD washer and
ouarternAsters Department, or Is souh Vine 81.
noyS-dss-
20 EIRK GNS FRESH FAMILY RUTTEis,
noTs-dfi PAYNE, JAMES & 40
CRANRERRIES JUST REoEIvED, AND
Nov e? sts sale PAYNE JAMES q CO.
TEVALLOw CANDLES FOR sALEBY
aov "a "a, PAYNE, JAMEs & co.
ITLARCE AND
UNREsERVED
AUCTION SALE
DRY GOODs.
TEVHE eeparnersLp now existing between the underlined
will soon expire, by limitation This, together with the
fact that nearly all OF statesmen the army defer.
mined to close at Public Auction, without reserve on
Tuesday, Goth November,
To BE- continued from day to day, in Store Rooms No 59
stock Of se1sonable
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting in part Of
- Bales x, y, and "A Brown steetings;
Bales BrsWn Drills and 0saahurgs, and Cotton FlanLeis;
A full line Of Bleaehed shirhnSs;
Bl;aehe1 Drills and Jeans;
White, Rad, Blue, and Gray FlSnnes;
Solid Black English Prints;
Black and oolored English csmbries;
White Gray Blue AMI G-eeR English, Army, AID Bed
Gray and Blue Military Cloths and cassineres;
Z Gray Virginia Cassimeres;
GA Gray an Drab Kerieys;
Ga Cray Cloths, lcrenshaw make)
Black, Blue and Gray sstinetts;
Fancy Oassimeres and Yesiings;
White Goods in great variety;
Black and coored Cotton FelEets;
Rich Colorsd and Black Silks:
Marcelines and Lining Silks;
Farmers sstins, various grades
Black Alpacas, BomSszines, &C;
Bone suspsndor Buttons;
Metal and Military Buttons;
Best Spool 0Ottoni
Black and Co0red Sewing siks;
Gloves, Hosiery Hsndkerehiefs, and other imal Wares
in great variety;
shawls; Piano and Table Covers;
Merino shirts and Drawers;
ades' Underwear;
Irish Linens, pamaskB;
ToBeings Napkins, sheetings, PnloWOsss Linens, Ia
bic Cloths.
Also line OF Velvet and Brussels Carpets the celebrated
make Of J. 6rossley and Sons.
Threepy and Ingram Carpets of the Hartford and Lowell
make; z, q, and Passage and Stair do
Booking, Floor Cloths Rags, Mats, De, &C.
Aso-A large lot Of CuA Goods Embracing English Dam
ask and Prooatelle, Lace and Muslin Curtains, ces
Having been largely enEaged in supplying Clothing and eqsp
nents for ke army merchants and milay officers Will find
sale eminenty worthy o. their attentionhe great Of
being that class Of Goods now so much in demand
III 573oOds pae ked and dsvert as uEzai
TERMs-Cash I'm bank5b.e faBdsl o. delivery.
noTl4-dlW WATKINS d FICKLKN.
Richmond, Va.
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ScIemtiGIc DIscOVcry---rIecIrO-
Water.

is veil known 10 The profession that Aeoir0ity hs ga
motor Of liza Every remedy which really difeGse
OF is electrical adaptation The wants Of ms
invalid By the Of such remedies and ELEcTRr0
W1TEk, IN which patients are hathod in currents Or electricity
Ladies being attended By aLsdyT caring All kinds q cid
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
Of "ConEum pTes receive new lie, but In Hdch cases.
where patients weak to visit me- irest the By the
BT0iRFt0a B0aTdt tGi12s Whchar hresthcd into the
diseased lung right at the seat OF the disease se1a Two
stampa Tor pamphle Other patients who cannot 20
the HRALna MATER1, caa, h sending feethe EgsseE
aad fall description Of symptoms have medicines tsi
Send for ercular The Electric Waters extract al mineral
taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
pernce Of twenty years the treatment Of many thsu5
and chrenc and Womans diseases and weaknesses may
be regarded a. 6 reasonable guarantee CT Fucesss.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 90
Patients. II
PHYSICIANS Who nay wish thsmssiYss o. ir sai
sses discovery In Electric Baths invited call NJ oc
a No, lfG, South summer ItTest.
Hours ron to 3P n sEsry day except the SABBATH
Address Oh. W0MBAUGH,
rnar2'6I-d&taly Nashville, Tean
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uRaRSS-TTEN yVANTEn.

CR0ESS-TIES WANTED
gSyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company with
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-TieN, sect
long inches hs, well hewn, to ses at place not
less than inches clear Of bark timber 10 be sound to be dsT
ID at the grade Inns Of the read In Nashville.
The contractors want 10 contract for $4,000 white
Post Oak Ties, OF the se above, 70 Be delivered
the ns Of the road in piles from section IA 10 section "a
enough each section to supply the Sams.
Persons wishing to hid VIII direct to the President I'd Direct
Of the Es-hvls and HOrthSsIsrz Railroad Company
Nashville, Tsnp sulyE1-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
House for Rent,

GOOD Brick Dwelling, with store attached, tie below
"a the square, North Market street. Apply TO
noV2-df ROBERT THOMPSON co.