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Important from lIontaemerY,

Mo,TG. merry, April 22.-The Cabinet at meeting
held to-day, decided to call into service II 900
IN addition to the 80 600 already marching to coop
crate with the Border States. OF these 1000 TO
come from Mississippi, 2O0O from Georgia, 1000
Alabama, and probably 1000 from South Carolina.
The regiments accepted from North Carolina, Ken
lucky Tennessee and the other Border States fully
supported by the officers of the Confederate States,
have been ordered to report at Headquarters imme-
diately.
The steamer Habdnu at New Orleans was taken
to-day. She was named the the Sumter. SEMNEs
will, probably, be assigned TO her command.
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SOUTHERN MEETING AT BELL BUCKLE THE 2irH.-
Great enthusiasm prevailed throughout the day.
Speeches were made by WHuTHoRNE, SCUDER,
TILNAN. REYNOLDS and SUTToN. A company was
formed for the defence of the South
JAS. DENERsToN Capt, G. C. FUGEETT LIST Lieu
tenant, JOHN SUTroN I'd Lieutenant, and JONES 81
Lieutenant.
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A,1en,Ion. Harris Guards,

The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca-
lum Church, Nolensville Turnpike, to the large
room opposite Sewanee House, College street,
kindly rendered b. Maj B. F. S IELDs. Those
wishing to offer their services will report their
names to NJ. II. HENKLE, Jr., Capt
April 23rd 1861
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SPRING CLoTHING-Messrs. THoMA Rowan. on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style at prices TO suit the times Gen
tlenlen wishing anything in their line would do well
20 give them a call. march3-dlm
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SPEECH FROM GEN. HoUsToN.-C;en. HOUsTON late
Governor of Texas, made speech at Galveston
ON the 18th. The Ne,rS says he emphstically
denied ever having held any communication what
ever, direct or indirect, with Mr.. LINCOLN or his
Government, or his agents, knowing them to be
such" lie also denied that he claimed still to be
Governor of Texas, and said that " he had retired
to private life and should leave it but in de-
fence Of the country
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ATTENTION.

Old Volunteer Fire Department!
You are hereby called to meet at corner Broad
and Cherry street tonight the 9th, at y O'clock
for the purpose of forming ourselves into Military
Company. subject to tie call of the Governor.
PROMPT attention is solicited WM SWEENEY.
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ATTEN TIONI

BeauregaTd Light Infantry.
Gentlemen who wish to enrol their names on the
list of this company, are requested to call at the
rooms of the Southern Rights Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. S. C. GopsHALL,
CAPTAIN,
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CHEROKEE CUREl

An 9nraili7o for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnal EmmGsstons, Imcotsncy, oss Of Poscer,
PdiBS in the Bdct. ctoRA Ia the Bidder, Distracted
and DiefcaH AeistTuatioH, Gad az Diseases CEASED
6y devtGtno from tie path Of Nature, and SRdzl0in2
IN Self Pollution.
By the OF tbs Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body 70 promote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Crre the poor deblated
desparDg devotee OF sensual pleasure will end relief
safe and pleasant in taste but immediate its action
tanning mineral poison prepared pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle three bottles S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts of the world
Bold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. Proprietors st. Leais, Mo.
Bold in Nashville by Ewing Pendton, Berry Demovills
9. W. Hendershott, and by Druggists everywhere.
oct23-dw&wIy
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RENT FREE.

have three small houses five rooms each, which
will let to the families ofthose actually in service in
fighting LINcoLN's hordes, free of rent till the war
closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
aprl25 '6I No. "a Market street.
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ArresteG for Treason.

CINCINNATI, April "a Ogilvie Byron Young was
arrested at the Spencer House by the United Stat
Marshal on the charge Of treason. Important cor
respOndenCe found On his person. He will be
examined by the U. S. Court tomorrow.
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SEIZURE OF PUwDEK.- The Clal ksvllle JtterSonidn
says the corporate authorities of New Providence
in Montgomery county on Saturday, the 2O;h ins ,
took possession of fifty kegs of powder, cOnsignec
by a Cincinnati firm to PoNDExrER POLLARD in
slructiug the consignees at the time to notify the
owners that it would be paid for.
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House Rent Free.
NASHVILLE. April I'D, 1861.

NASHVILLE, April Zzui IobI.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to state that l will furnish
house-room to ten families whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging, rent
free until their return home, or until the close of
the war. VS. WHuEMAY.
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Frnm IA. Lnnia

ST. LOUIS, April 24.-VoluntOers are enlistipg
rapidly; about $500 are on the Arsenal grounds,
subject to the order of the Secretary of War.
Other companies will be ready to morrow. and it
is thought that the entire first regiment asked for
by the President, WI be raised in this couAty, not
withstanding the refusal of Governor Jackson to
comply with the requIsition-
A company of 100 Germans from St Geneviye
have offered their SERVICES
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a.,eutIon old soldIer. ana CI,,zens.

meeting of all old soldiers and citizens is this
city of Nashville, earnestly solicited to meet at
three O'Clock, P. NJ on Friday next on Broad street.
at WHEELS corner, for the purpose of enrolling our
home guards, for the especial protection of
our city and county in this day of trials. Come ALL
JOHN CoRBIT and others.
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Resignation Of Nav, oss,co

PHnApElPHiA April 23.-Commanders r r. Pace
Arthur Sinclair, J Z. Tucker, Leutenan,s C. F. L.
Spootswood and Robert Pesram. have received
commissions as Captains in the Virginia navy hsv.
ing sent their designations in the United States
navy to Washington.
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New Spring Goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.

.mnou receiving NJ Stock o. DRESS 6codu uheh -,
poss extraordinarily snr Bang 10 szltusi1sl,
- bzslresa. erables t8isan51 sureI ~ n
r. a. ne Interest o. an sall I1g sto,k 81 s $780,
smbrscns, gh ana Len Goo1ss Do1elo q al ns -
Ia fact eSsrythinF coSld derire-
nausE again cs the attention a. heesi dsb,sd le No.
olson .NlhilsoH Humphrey myself. 70 All -.
stssd .ecountI, fer Ne lines denxnd 1r13t
aellcn n guch cases. ,. HuARHNhT
sPi5~5
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A Partner wanted with from 1000 TO $500 dol
lars cash, in a Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. gentleman
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. r U.
Nov Is lS6O-tf
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Insurance can be oil aimed of W. J. MARR, Insur-
ance Agent No Is College street. in the Insurance
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 900, and $40 900 Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also Iecei' d
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND
suRAACE COMPANY OF NASHVILLE. Ap26 If.
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u A. FAHNEST0CK,s
W n r." CIT Fl

Hss regarded With confidence, by large
body Of regular medical in every State in the
Uuion preparation by any End Is daily
scribtd ny the eminent y ians III orghou BIZ tie United
Sta Burng the iorR ersod Of its ipUed popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have fro time time made
thsir appearance Never his er part
Of the exercise iuGcors canton in iEg The
genuine article than At this time TIT limitations often so
close In their external resemblance Yer
mfuge to beve circulated put Upon tie Ipectng pur
chaser article which he Reher wished intended 70 buy
1t to sccred ageLt every puchasr
must vigilance avoid beng osed upon, mSttex
anime bottle to nselt that he tuying the tenu
ine A. REEToCAis Vefnifuge.
apli win
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Lieut. J. X. MCCALL, late L. S. Army, was ap-
pointed, on Saturday last, LIST Lieutenant in the
Regular Army of the Confederate States. lie is
detailed on recruiting service in this city. The Re-
cruiting Rendezvous is in the UNION AND AMERICAN
Block
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DALLEF,s MAGICAL PAIN GxswaCTOIs

The verdict Of las unanimously accorded IN favcr
Of this tin altvstoF humsB ring IL all parts OF
the world n.red ed t fer hEh suPpans every
ether pance epeces OF ind foe, Erupt or
Cntane disorder Il is also n ref evil results
the ues OF pe nosqGi wasps-anc has
he grea sac medicine In the world Soils the prn
ca depots, IA galway T., and Chartrees street, Ne.
Orleans by WRIGHT Co., General Agents. lso By all
druggists AID merchants
anil IL ftae-Hrf
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April "a A river boat, the George
Page, was employ cd by the Vhginians last night
in secret service, some say for the transportation Of
of troops and munitions of war
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ReiRforced.

HAyRE De GRACE, April 24.-It is reported that
Fort McHenry has been reinforced, and that sup
plies of arms and munitions of war are stopped.
The Virginisns fired the light BEATS in the Poto-
mac to prevent the conveyance of troops to Wash
ton.
The Washington and Baltimore trans are run
ming regularly
Yesterdays mails from Richmond were detained
by the Government
The road between Annapolis and Washington is
guarded by Government troops.
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Frnrn Harrishurr

HARRISBURG, April 25.-FIye hundred Carolinians
passed Thomasville Sunday, on their way to the
North. All along the route troops were entering
the cars saying their destination the Southern
camp on Ague creek, "a miles south of Washington.
IL was judged that there three thousand troops
at HaFper's Ferry.
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Let good digestion walt appetite, zish that none a
preesie ta hose ha tikes bs The oth
er hcE mar expedite Is are in soEne DAT, 10 sse 40
appe It QA Inc md lie sEt q uies u oila toi
alice tango huftipl troa system tie Other
extreme, and he last state shst ~ trst
lot 90 however, Is II al WFighrs Rejusen ting
Eiixtr ahirh s. poFel tric and snd afser
reupera Ing the q hestonxnh tes,y aid
vigosoos cendor Sold ~ all respectable dugsists h,orgh,
cut The Unsd States aud Canada j. WRIGHT CO., soss
propretofz Nee Orleans La
sod slsn yah Druggists in Nashville.
arllsf rrf
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From Roston.

BosToN. April 25-Tne Southern officers on the
Niagara have resigned
A company OF flying artillery, with riied cannon,
was organized yesterday.
The steamer Commerce brings the crews of sew
eral small crafts seized in York river.
Annapolis advices say that five more regiments
and the sappers and miners have arrived.
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No FLOUR AND Provisions FOR THE NoRTH.--Ciov.
LETcHER, with characteristic prOmptitude and ener
gy, has issued proclamation prohibiting the ex-
portation of -four provisions, etc. to the Northern
cities. The Governor, as is truly remarked by a
contemporary, is devoting himself to the emergency
with uniiring industry, and nerve and decision
worthy the crisis
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Market. by Telegraph,
BANS NOTE AND ExCnANCE ASST.
CORRECTED D4Ilr BY tn. Nracr.sr. D4sE-sn.r..D c,


WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mect sncs' saRk, MeupkIss
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Hesitation.
Exchange BANK, MurireGsooro'.
Miners anu Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Ba AK of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of rren
Bank Of JenersLn. Dandriuge.
Bank Of G borne, TazeWell
Bank Of Tazese,
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THIRTEExTH DISTRICT GUARDS Captain, J. W.
FELTs; LIST Lieutenant JoHN HASH NJ; I'd Leuien ant
c. A. STEWART; Sd Lieutenant. A PEARsALL; Orderly
Sergeant, Jos. CREIGHTON. Company has sixty MIN
hers
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From Havre IA Grace.

HAvRE De GRACE. April 24-Numerous troops
are concentrating here from Harrisburg. Tvs
thousand stand of arms have arrived from Harper
Ferry.
The Virginians possess Norfolk.
The Governor Of North Carolina has called the
Legislature for the first of May.
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Frnm Rnsfnrl.

BosroN, April 24.-The steamer Spaulding arrived
this morning and reports that they arrived at for
tress Monroe on Saturday morning There were
eight hundred men in the fort. The State of Maine
with the fourth regiment arrived soon after. The
troops were Transferred to the United States sloop
of-war Pawnee The Pawnee left fortress Monroe
on Saturday night The troops-are in good spirits,
all well, and eager to be at the post Of duty.
it was reported that abont i've thousand Virginia
troops were in and about Norfolk. and more were
arriving. Captain Howe reports that the Virninians
talk of srOrming fortress Monroe as that is the only
possible way of taking it. That however, will be
no easy matter. The Governments had given Motif
cation to the residents in the vicinity of impending
dangers and they were Fastening away. The V,r.
gnians think the fort can be taken, but calculate
great loss of life.
The captain OF the steamer Spaulding reports that
there had been no reinforcements of Fort McHenry
up TO the time of his leaving on Sunday. There
were about four hundred men In the fort. The
Virginians were erecting batteries at Stevens
Point, opposite. Fort Monroe overlooks Hampton
roads.
Captain Howe reports that the Lighthouse at
Cape Henry was not GIFTED.
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From New York.

New York, April 24-The citizens of Maryland
and Virginia positively protest that there is no de-
sign in those States to invade the Capital.
1t is reported that Gen. Beauregard arrived at
Richmond on Monday.
The Secessionists ordered Major Sighman to take
possession of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
The Unionsts of Cecil county are endeavoring to
protect the canal.
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E-grUcKY VOLUNTEERS. Three hundred volun-
terra will arrive in the city this morning from Ken
lucky. They will he received at the Louisville de-
pot BY the Rock City Guards battalion at o'clock.
We hone to see a full turn out.
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save YOur Money

Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styles of
drip and soft hats caps and straw goods, of
Cedar and Cherry streets. lw.
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Philadelphia Ranks,
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for the
week ending the 22d inst, compares with the preyi
GUS weeks statement as follows:
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WILMINGTON, April 22-The Marion. South Caro-
lima. Volunteers, Captain r. A. Smith from Macon,
Georgia. 81 rank and tile; Floyd Rifles, Capt T. R.
Hardeman from Macon. Georgia, IS rank and file;
the City Light Guards. Captain Colquitt, from Co
umbus Georgia. u rank and file left this p. m.
for Norfolk.
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South Carolina Troops ArrIved,

WELDON N. c., April 22.-Two hundred and fifty
troops from South Carolina left Wilmington at Al
O'Clock this evening. The balance will be in to-
morrow. and will go do En the Seaboard road to
Norfolk
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NOTICE.

NOEAEE.
M Ill Dc sold on ThHr.dAy The 9Th 81 June 1851, as-
chine snop With all the machner Tools and u3ni1h
ca Work hat may Be on nd Il rsvsu soI fhs
oalneiy consists o. good ten horse engine an elsr Es
new Two EeAred AAes for turning Iron, Lathe f wo
one bo Cutter one Daniel Palmer, Woodsorh Pner
90 noring Machine, two Circle ssa sAE era
pencnes cur nEe ses Benc1 To3s an5 zreas may o
articles not enurR ed Said shop oTeFy cupid ~
Elliott Ralstsn. u is twenty miles Js Nashetiie on ne
Read smyrna. Hufh~yi0nd county Teuneses Ana
Is one 81 the l1CEtir Is "a Ssts for Nacnne encF
Carpenter shop Cabinet shop any prsoa 4i.ao8 q
purrhass ~ writing 10 ne can fnthr inormeo o. eol
st he shop Rud elicit sill ne he Iaenlnsfy, -
Terms. fourth haiaace E N eq1a -etf ~
txe Oh months stih noss PHS-oe " 9-a1
EeIl secured This Asrl i6ta, issl. srr.s $780,.
y snyrnz, Tenn. 0'A~S ioS@AA-
.,l1n
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DR.. R. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEoN-Dr. begs
leave TO invite the attention of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth upon
vulanite being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred sets. the advantages of which for du
rability. liEhtness and purity abundanty test-
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. T. is contin-
usly receiving their favor. C4fce No. IL Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office Plugging
and all other operations the mouth performed as
usual marchl7-tf
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A REGIMENT OF TENN ssEE hlFLEMEN RENDERED
TO TrE Sorrp We are informed by Col. T. L Mars
shall Of Nashville, Tennessee. who has just return
ed from Montgomery, that Col Peter Iurhey. OF
Franklin county. Tennessee, has rendered to Presi-
dent Davis, for the defence Of the Confederate
men, from the counties of Franklin and Lincoln.
We know something of the status OF these troops
They are probably the best marksuen in the world
and as brave as any troops that ever met hostile
foe. We welcome all Tennesseans to our midst
an We hope soon to hear the glad tidngs that the
NO Bile Volunteer State has taken her stand, by the
ide OF her sister Southern States for veal or for
" oe.-AadIda intelligence April24.
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Caleb Castings Po.itIou.::
Frorn PhIladeIphsa

NEwBuRYPoRr, April a. Caleb Cushing arrived
here to-day. He is ready TO die for the Onion.
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, tAEnsCs1 s

| For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
| Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
| ofica dec2q-tt
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PHILADELPHIA April 25--Gen. Butler Is having
the rails replaced on the Annapolis Railroad
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OEPARTURE or MAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, wsshington, snnmo1s
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and New England o'
parts ~ o clock -.
Way Nail for Georgia, South Carolina NORTH oafotns ano
southern Firgihis leave On Chattanooga A-'NsN
Pm
WAY "a Els 49,. ,u,
Mats far Indiana. Northern Ilinois, Vreina Missouri,
Mchixsp and rfhssseru States departs At o'clock
NashvlIIeto Decatur via rankin and ColebiA and ether
way eascrs separt at o'clcek a
- ~ ~ Le anon daily. except sunday. departs at y
o,eIocT Also offices the and beyond a.
O'clo-k
Fsr outbern Kentnsky, departs At So u
Ma eVl Shell yville VIA and Trinne Tues
day THURSDAY and Saturday NJ o clock A
NasrviIe 10 n VIA ChArotts wayeriy, i week
To- sondas Wednrsdsy ami Friday. At o'-lcek Z
NashTiIs to III erys ttesartb terry Huddlssonss
Ro.ds NJ Al EiiII kly. hursdsy, 81 70 O'Clock H.
Nashville Ce1rsrlle- via Tank Vernon, PineNood &c.,
Tuesday and Friiay. a 2 o'clock 2 II.
Nashville Clarkssls via Sycamore Ns, weekly yfdav
Ct l o'clock r. u.
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ARRIVAL

BosToS, April 25.-The steamers Massachusetts
and South Carolina have gone to the navy yard to
be made into war vessels.
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NeW York Rhnka

The weekly averages of the Banks of the city of
New York. on Saturday, April 20, 1861, present in
the aggregate the following changes from the previ-
Gus exhibitor April 18th:
n 592 SO
increase ~ arc %
Increase in UndraRn Deposits. 6l86s4
Including the Clearinghouse operations of the
week, which show the inter-exchanges between the
Banks. and including also the Sub Treasury state.
ment of Saturday, the following is the general COM
parisOn with the previous exhibit, and al with the
movement this time last season:
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is time last season:
New orleans Ranks.

New Orleans Ranks.
The statement of the New Orleans Banks for the
week ending he goth inst, compares with the preyi
Gus weeks statement as follows:
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AR NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North CAROLINA South Carous
eeergs so tn Alabama and East Tennessee, arrive VIA chat
tsnoGgS Railroad. at5h o'clock, A NJ
Northern ard Ia Mails via NsshvIue and
Railroad also Western States se day at oc ock p
and o clock, n Way Mails q LR X daily
Mississippi. arrive daily at \ 'eiScf, Az
way MAILS :are route arrive daily at o'clock, An.
smitsule Alexandria Lebanon and WAY Mails arrive
daily except SUNDAY. 1t u o'eloek NJ
rmiAne Hopkinsville ard portinn Of Southern Ken
arksV1ile anc Mails daily 10 o'clock. A.
sbsIbyyie via Irsne and way nails Monday, Wednesday
and friday at II DEL ck.M
West Tennessee. via Huntington wsysrIy cha.te, ri
weekly. suhdsy Weoneaay aud Friday, II O'Clock, ~
At II O'Clock A d.
viz Vernon and PineEoOd. South Harper ana
rank, semi wSeAly. Tuesday and Friday. O'Clock a d.
Clarksyille via Nils, whites Bend. &c' weekly
friday, a. II o'clock AN.