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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-10

DEPARTURE FOB EUROPB-The Cunard maj
steamer Persia, Capt. Judkins, sailed from
New York on Wednesday tor Liverpool, win
200 passengers, among whom are j. A. DE /
Fuente, Mexican Minister to France, AL
family August Belmont and family Baro
Rothschld Hon. Mr. Bodisco, of the Russia
legation, and family Rev. Bishop James. {
New York, and his brother, the Rev. +. l.
james. The Bishop goes out 10 visit the sey
eral Methodist missions stationed in Europe
He expects to preside at the German Missio
Conference which meets at Bremen on ia
Goth inst He will also visit the stations
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark and Nor
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NoRrx CARoLIsA CosvgSrioS On Thurs
day afternoon the Convention OF North Caro-,
lima adopted, by a unanimous vote, the Per
manent Constitution of the Confedera Il
States of America.
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RuAoRED LANDING AT WHITE House PoIsr
1t has been rumored on the streets for a day
or two past that the Federaiists have com
meneed landing troops at White House Point
en- the Potomac river.
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lxrgr,NiNG CIRCULATION.

The daily circulation of tbe Dispatch now
exceeds twenty thousand. This Is wonder
ful increase, and ore altogether without pre-
ceden / In the South.
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ALABAMA ORDINANCES OF SECESSION. We
have received from the publisher, Mr.. l..
Smith, of the Metropolitan Guards, attached
TO the Third Alabama Regiment, at Norfolk u
photographic Cac simiie OF the Alabama Ordi-
nance OF Secession, and the signatures thereto.
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FROM New YoRK-A letter from New York
of Thursdays date says:

/,
of Thursdays date. says:
The letters for the Southern States, at the
post-otiice on Wednesday, numbered 4S0. The
number has not decreased to-day.
The Councils of Bishops composing the Ro-
man Catholic Province of New York, resumed
their deliberations this morning in the sacris-
~ OF st. Patrick's Cathedral
The two exiled Prelates from Mexico, with
the Promoter, Secretaries and Notaries We're
present.
The morning was devoted to the considera-
ton OF several propositions relative to the
government of the Church, and in the even
ing session they were referred to the several
committees of theologians, embracing about
,'vnpty Clergymen, for examination. The
C,lncii then adjourned till Friday morning
e monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF
HD'.1Si-rce was held this afternoon Mr.. Rug
giles frad paper on The substitution of the
N'.. VI FAX for cotton rs an article of manu-
g.. 'fe. The paper was laid over. Resolu-
g.. gs were offered that the Chamber ina uire
$50 the present defenceless condition of New
York harbor.
dcChesney's ZOuayes are not off yet. Hall
~ he Regiment are on board the transport
= Ate of Georgia, and the remainder are
b. apgiu. about town. 1t is very probable,
however, that they will leave to morrow
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-10

CAas FOR ALExAspsIA.-A large number of
passenger cars for the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, passed through Baltimore on Friday
last; also one or two large engines.
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ANOTHER RgsiGSArIoS.-Cof Taylor, Quar-
termaster u. S. Army, stationed at Fort
Monroe has resigned and left for Ne ~ York
Col I. is nephew OF the late President
Zachary Taylor
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FATAL AccIpgsr.--On Saturday night week
the express train on the N q. K. X ran o'r'
the body OF a man named John Corbett, Alu
ing him instantly. 1t 10 supposed he was Ii
toxicated at the time.
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Asoruga PRrzK TAxgs.-A Savannah DIS

Asoruga PRIzg TAsgs.-A Savannah as
patch TO the Charleston Courier says
The fine first -class ship oebasticook has been
taken posse.sion of by the Collector OF this
port US a prize TO the Confederate States, she
having remained beyond the time granted to
foreign vessels TO leave for their homes. Had
the (Joliec tor not been as prompt in perform
lag the duty, other eyes were upon the ship
and abe would have been well taken care Of
before this. She was owned In Bath, Maine
Efforts, / learn, We're made 10 change her pa
pers, aud thus make an English vessel OF her
but that trick would not take.
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FRgscH LEaIoy.-We copy the following
from The New Orleans Picn uaLns. of the 5th

FREscH LEatoy copy the following
from the New Orleans Picayune, of the 5th
inst:
tits not generally known that we have al
ready established among a French Legion,
composed entirely of citizens of France. Not
wishing 20 lose their rights as French citi-
zens, they have, through the French Consul
of this city, effect ted the following agreement
with the Governor of the State:
ave, the undersigned officers, non-commis-
stoned officers and privates OF the French Lee
gion, all subjects of the Empire of France.
agree by these presents, as soon as our officers
shall have received their commissions, TO hold
ourselves constantly in readiness TO obey the
orders of the Governor of the State OF Loui-
siaua and our superior officers, for all active
service that may be required of US, within
the limits of the city of New Orleans"
The legion already comprises five companies,
which have been raised within a short time.
1t is not az tonishing, however, when we con-
slider the numerous French foreign popula-
tion among us, and whose ties and attach
ments to Louisiana are so great that in sucn
Il cause they cannot remain neutral. Should
| their services be necessary, we can rely on
those gallant sons of France for their brave.
| ny and chiyalry, in the protection of our city
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ARRgsr roK TggAsos.-Mr. Summers. ~
twenty years book-keeper OF the InsurahS's
Bank OF Augusta, Ga, has been arresss1
North.
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BsIrisH WAX yEssELs ~ rBs RoAps -r
learned yesterday tina, large British irisa D
had arrived In the Roads. but We're aaao's
get further particulars. --- Nor}o felix Argus, eSA'
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DEATH or SAMUEL APPLgros.-Hon. Samuel
Appleton, prominent citizen OF Boston,
Mass. died on the 9th inst
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MARYLAND LsarsIAruaE.-ws copy the fol

MARYLAND LEGIsLATuRE.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the proceedings of the Maryland
Legislature on Thursday last
O, Horsey. Esq, the commissioner appoint
ed py this body 10 enter into negotiations with
the authorities of Virginia for the protec ton
OF citizens of Maryland from injury in person
and property by any unadvised acts of the
military forces of that State, and to obtain
com pensation for any injury already done,
submitted report setting forth that he had
OBJ tanned from Gov. Letcher distinct disa-
yowal of the acts of the Virginia military in
Selling the property of etizeus in Maryland
accompanied by an earnest expires of re-
greet for such acts of lawlessness and of an
earnest desire to maintain harmonious rela.
tons with our State.
He appointed commissioner TO return te
Maryland with him, and TO investigate tht
nature and extent of the damages inflicted
This inves tigation resulted i'll the adjustment
| of the only claim against the State OF Virginia
| Of which they were apprised, that of Charlie
| +. Wenner who was paid IL ,e93 70.
| The report expresses the belief that tn
| dams of the canal which are in Virginia " il
| be protee ted by the authorities of that State
| and that the interests of Maryland in thi
| great work will not be materially jeopardized
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Especial eoHnrsrosprscK OF TIE DISPATCH ]


YoRxfowS, j ne 9Th, 1851
A scouting party, composed OF three men
Juo. $. Scott, Of Louisa, an old ranger, Jose phi
Phillips, and old Uncle Ben-came upon
party of nine Black Republicans, belonging TO
the Fifth Regiment Of New York voiu n teers,
within two miles of Hampton, on yesterday
The yandals fired upon our small party with
OUT injurng any one, when our men charged
upon them, killed one, wounded another, and
TOOK one prisoner, together with several mus
kets and a five shooter. The same day they
procured two traitors-a man by the name Of
kimball and his son in-lsw. As the scouts
approached where they We're they fed, but
when told that they were friends, they said
that If they had known they were Yankees
they would not have run. They were asked
ii they knew where any secession men were
and they said yes, and would show them
through the woods. When they got them out
from the road, our men told them they had
use for them at Yorktown, and took them
prisoners. They reached here this morning
together with the Black Republican. You
may expect to hear of the clearing of the road
of the robbers that have infes ted it since the
landing of troops at Fort Monroe and New
port News. LOUISIANA.
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AFFAIRS AT ALgxAsBRIA.--A letter from Al
exandria, published in the Baltimore Sun,
says:
" Military matters have been quiet hera fol
several days. onIy one company being in town,
except the artillery and cavalry at the upper
end OF King street. The rest Of the force Is on
the west side of Shutters Hill, with T. few al
Clouds Mill. "a few miles further, no troops
being South of Cameron Run. About 20
are daily engaged in Terrifying Shutters Hill.
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Memphis has already subscribed over $500
for the family Of Jackson, the hero Of Alexan-
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Mogs RRsiaSArioss or NAVAL OrFIoKKs.-
Captain George N. Hoillns, OF Grey loWn
fame, Lieu tenant Joseph N. barney, uuunea
s. w. I.ovett, Carpenter ID Balm. oaii aa.,..a
ana two other Midshipmen, just arrived iso.n
The Mediterranean ON the war steamer S1s
quehanna, have tencered their severn, Iesas
na tons, which will not be accsPteu, tne sal
~ YES n for gran ted; hut ms tead. their names
ars likely TO Do struck from the United States
naval list.
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The interesting ceremony OF the presenta-
tation of n Confederate flag, from the ladies
of Baltimore to the members Of the Maryia
Guard now in Virginia, took place In the
Capitol grounds, on Saturday afternoon,
about half past six o'clock
Mrs. AUGUSTUS McLaUsHLIS, the wife oil one
OF the officers of the late u s. Navy, who
brought the flag from Baltimore, concealed
as only lady knows how, was present ana
received the COM liments of large number
of ladies and gentlemen, who surrounded her
upon the steps of the Monument, from which
the address was made.
The presen tation speech was made by Hon.
J. M MASON as follows:
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rrT1AeTs TRoa TEE HoTIcHs o" TEE HAszvII4s F1E.s
From tie RaskvSRS CsFi0R and A1asrfeca.

uaueA oorxss this wss ne 6ed In America. bu
ain EUROPE to attention of the crel to dis Pru
d,eo T. al rat the general reader coROud the oean
apd 20 interest mind BY gsl and sns pa s7ge %
ovrrT empg and easnes ruth and By pu and plesi
sstyIe ahey make not Ii sst refeFe &c es party ant
ths day. and are exclusively reoted 20 toe Svo Itora
spcf Or ths sect forced Us by the Hon -
S.e by oh oS yhe ano sot .oEosa the SEA ano
.ust AZ enough drtan 70 haT discern d Ice Z
~ the eouai n rp Tfisa profound yet eaPhVsf
ing, 1OTE, rom IN street 6sPg 4pCs h. sra
eve h os cy cfitcs % ne ost DhflestPhl
%. con rkeusive exposition Of tbs question 81 An sL
SsVeTy spA the most powerful VndatioD OF sonihern e
tson "a las VET appeared from the h written In
1tys az heTnr ease renders hghy at sctT 70 AZ
intrgent reader, and gives wi Of deep thoug s
ive resessc arrs EeQu intancs Uh the soPdsres te
hoou hoOl both Ia Europe merics, and co. nusasS
Ievot,n 70 the institutiUps Of the eOath, i---. ~
Ws are plezsed q learn that the pss with great ID
sv tendersd it's entire proceeds after aging te cost O. pup
Iiccsn 10 the ladies' col iers 10 piIz Rees UsT =
as.ye the prUposuoh has heen scespto ~ an
RIEIeI. g. PosTKE, President - the ASSOCIATION y
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SRnUlAA aOTIuA.-fns uAlsS ASs AHE1CAl = sosesse
4 1tTEIV uDoa Els oAsB spStSs az PaPs.s are Gscese
al ~ AZ siratiob OF ~ tine s aocA tAsb AG0s oes
aid 5sbao-tbers oil be aotded rAsa e' saoscrt.se
IA qbOa4 10 ssfrs bt aARzon LsStH Pdra5 te.
asa IA sabecrfptiOa q s pdpcy t29 % dasH
sd T7ss 70 foR sOhicA there e0t % 20 dst!TSe'
PatoA Cog sAs orosS marx sad rsasSe Bops
TaaElt UHIOn AHB AMERICAF g. spSy G11um ~ 1oeoao
2 NJ WssFl, Unsr GE1 kNRkscAB IS pSs e1AsEa - a.
rs l--7-1 & -.--.
Post ocs o usli ssths 60, which sy dodFs y
hsnZs 20 Be made O. .. r..H.. --- ---r
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.nOLEsAaE GROCEEES, AND OAiAhAifk'
,, -, .,vrIun WIN as, FoBAoU0, CIGARS, EA1Lb
SANA pOaIKsTIo LIQUORS, Eo.,
p.s .H0LLFeB AHL 1RURCa s7EABLS
J0A"7 Nashville, Tennessee.
in Fecept Of lsrgs and veil sesose9 1sosk
AA GosS,es Lonors etc. conIisting In pATtss teIoNS
S.-.r All 6rsde1 I00, 900 genuine HaVAnA OtBaF8
Ia ans sSss IoItS,eSi 200 kegs Nails AEsofssdi
w oesenOioe A 100 dossn Painted Baeksts
~ - W CsS..t neHts Tubs
~ eefS HIrShsd anS 10 bbls knElEh RilaRts,
W. - -, S-.S 10 bbls Peeaus l
40 hoxssetar cAndlssl ~ O0ts = 1A-OS-''
sO SsEs, TOssssOa si;ossSsa vines, are.
% ~ y 4 = eheics French Brs1desI
sS sSsks Madeira, shsrFy, and Port "isas
80 6Sskets best brands ohampaRns y Q .- ..
SS g SS1. "a. ssS S55.f1sn 6Ounsy WAy
-. a. a. AZ 40 Bourbon DO
And slSo large stock Of oones "aLskS' ASaA SEA''
! ain' ks' POWDER AGENTS.
thu Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore PoIasr tos "A
,.0sd beaur Agsntsin hasnE1le o. ne
osIS ea - attention Of dc Merchants and ESdersto sD
.o-e N,S.L ~ pe~deT On rand, n Magazine for SALE
I - Dupont PoVdsri 5000 kegs HaEATe
90 do 40 der; -...- .-a
;SS SS q e e DO 500 Fss, sypaneE' sllSnA,
400 EeSs Ea.aro P.sasI go I, po-., .,Ors.s
sOO { % % dS 81 bssRd1 ss5. T., s,,s,o,s = o.
wv EesA aAfsty fass.
/ - Il l.. q. =. 0HlAIaAAi ASSne'
SOLE AGENTS kOH
/ DsDoatsPoHae1I Jog, sioEtoEs g. Vo.s A-'SN'
Hazard %
nSSASSt~
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Nov, ns Esassins CAr.st50s ASVOeGss.

Iwy Williams has made nook which IA nd REe % have
resch EuEope, be translated And re INTO Ia,
.1s do H. work N ma AZ Up and corrcts Psbe eSinion'
Vh be Eng sh snd Northern pres have PAlued apes me
TnYd Ths, should bear n mind thtt es lett4s
.srs rt en- In ou~antnop pub s adj RSthFihs
a the wit &C tsy pr dcsd events that have As
ore an.e The in Of the erie Ee cannot ru Nr
eonaie te In his genera, spscua dto IN trHs
oh,Iosopby His tone thoEghu his rs1D sle
and dc The psrsisAn sunk in the lean Bis posAtot
road mo cover saorded oppoT;sLities Poseed oy oal
sW cf his low oounyoen, for acqabs an inz1gl INTO w
cal opinions. AND feelings, and Es-srA PoOne
guFopa" .
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HiGa PAICEs OK HEGsoES-Ata \ sale in AooeVule
District a atew days sgO, OF the personal ana rsaa
: st,ta of ] nm Smith deceased one hundred and
hi-,y n. srOes brought the handsome cum Of So0s
,O6 Among these there was . boy seven years
I'd that bsouGht 81 400 There were two or three
.grv old negroes that sold at from SIS 20 slSO The
Snds were sold slso st high prices The Home
,rset brougbt Sl4 900 and the other lands il Ike
reportIOn
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,,.l.... c,,ys 20 seminar y eakness, NOe-
= TSnInRs Enmissf0nS, AnE0ssEcg, lea q POso~l
100 n a. Back, Stsss - ~ ESa6Srs OoSrSoes
g DIsc,.a NSaSsTIldssOa- and az DtSs1scs eesseS
- a.iSsiao frsEa ~ DasA of Edsys, GaS tsdat0sag
= SSZf- PogusSca
a. Of IN, souzs" all Improper dShzryoI renew
a r. ssaFened orsans q EsnsrEs1 are SpssS sas, anA
all VigoT restored ~ l. i. - -
- "a biS ars ascessaTy pronOts oennuotAl sAPPns1
=. ~ sCSerokee Care the poor tesieated EoIn dsEn
s.vntss = Usnsnal pIsasars VII and rsisE.
n - pIsusani On ssts, bot n ts Eerons2i
i,in, no jnerai poSnn 0ui prepares uca pars NssS
,t-.st, IN ~ form dslicio1s syTzpI
- 60 ~, Rate, or bottles fer 81 End and ioTHsrds
y, .Tnr-S, 70 al partS og he world
SSis - N .erseotabie DgnggiSts sysryHhsre
P0TTTB MERS N. ProFhetors, AeHPh1 Tenn
IN NsGnvffls by Ewing Psn3lsson hefEy = oGaeEA
a ~ FIrndershott, and by DEasZEs sEeryHsEA
s2S-ssEGsl5
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Ernm tIs EasArize Eaanr.

asA Williams has in the s series Si a9t
rt.eT Euccinct hiGtoy q III nstutsu Of slAV1Ty On M
Acan Csutineu itS influences upon 'he geneEAl
AcouutF tracing the sEDents opposition % M az eX
bv No thern ealniL AIg Al lot he org nsa lo
e sectional pa ty ieSsSnec 70 otsTTos that
~ vbiCh tie GiSHtnber tn CBOo Vss effected sh
uthor has treate6 his subject Pho ophe sAtssxa no
ne result % his ascrs Will prove inestinas addition
Senune sCuthern MerAtnre" .... .-. ...
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han a. KeshuEs Pasriot.

SIN these letters have all the sdvAnAFe Of Ae sucf
liant ans lucid extensive niorm toG and pnia
bjc.l Tnvsa stion he closely saoed he suRSet o.
AZ ~ in xI its bearings He refuies h5 ID o. ths sh al
80 a. saVzIy poSirsys s1vSna<es Whcs Tow ON t. and
~ ns " of is eontinaa ion Co5recy ApTthen nf tEt
Iisy of th. opponents Of SDd be dah' ers EAN
EonId "a lev Ii o. cces Of the Rep lean party, n bic q
IN ~. Ola World far re owed nun The tered esntSt D.
Z.rns h fellow country as nst the eAk~rs WI e. s1I
-ound the ahp rtSte- Thsr salt which be @pprNhoa
ana fIrstOIG 10 upon "a r
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In note to one tie Eators Of the UiOR and Asee0H,
Mrs JAMssK PsLK whose Inspection the Wtre
submitted express the following opinionI
sI have read wth ueh pleasure the proof sheets o. ns
work, pes In pr. Lett siev ir0na the Old HoTI'
Eit letter add essed Ierd oughsm, Ersn BY HoA
fame Williams iste Minister 70 CcnsiA tnoPs II SmR
written with tught the subj Ct nsz occupying ne
tentIou Of the whole Eor1d- valuable buon 10 So1
er LtsatuF and Wi Be read great inter ss At The presH
day" --F---- -s--- F.. ... e .r
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sssusYs o;, g,ss gSeEacA s4disionsi sqGErs, Se
sVeFGfssrH oG Gcseaing the space eezt69AsS-
ter, will be charged Ter tns e1eeSss
-is- = rHB 4EHKLH. l-H .-Li
ORs DssL.A sl squsrs Cor ts ar ana En1l oEratSs eAs
abeaquent insertion -. :. 4, -., 49, =. d..
shaT0sS the sa 4sIly rates ~itb onSaAb hs sseku r
dded
tsssrtIon -.-.- -ra eel sd.
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aVHR ateuticn 4 cirizenS, SrSngSrS and others ys
n shvile requiring 1eal AID is respectfully called %
this Office - bedscE street second Ho0T, between OAay
and he square ... 20 =. . -.
On UoLKA a. old practitioner medicine ha AizOg
unlit experience aad eatns for many years Psst
m DlsEAsEs har nOuced him to aeVo
hjs undvise ton ell diseases Of this ntuIa n1ny
ees the nVttersts character have empty yielded
his improves method O. rsaiment
Primary secondary Tertiary Hereditary sphAah Con
rrhoA Geeta dsess Of the genial and urinary organs
&c with o resistance b his semedtes ----.' 80
All irTegul rites and unchsnsl derangemenn Of th
Pomh and all diss Gsns IRON Gestation and III manage
paStuIt
eVry Redur Rupture and o. Piles, and ProlAp
gus o. the Rectum Of RA, Be cured y
process merry psineS either Of the latter eases nnds1
"a BY D. Cs cure tE0GriGbtt sSdSrGnted -
careful examn ton aWay preBn the necesary ndioheL
Of faiITs ~ hs improved nsthOs OF OPeratg
Persons plying il PerErp o. - letter des
lng the h symptoms Of scenate peeno aiSsa
be cared in most by the aborLIs Eehod In tero
hours s---.
sreI c. prDmpr attention and modersts charges
will goV-fn hiu 18th patr -- .-.-
mercury Used ID the trestSnt Of eeeFsG1 dee0sS -
believes 1 o't case) it prOdsess worse disease tan tA
ii 10 siTen to ..- s- z-g-
0soe hou sfpn eight the morning till nine the sVn
f,o nefQ-
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, ss, ,israsss Of Eys snd 9asilV 81
4 'C.1,.rfv an hsud And ysnuilouTss % SIaei i.r,
oEzS Oe Ers 6IP mi aos san tnrers-sII q h.
~, ,sii. AMI IN, husst EorSaAastuP'Sii o. rs
cr te n0uxo uyTasfe 70 u 1Ies he .,.,s
ti.tgr gE gJyS Hzrosst hss eeeI sNstSse 80
: }sss Al l1s renassses state FAR, ta~ 40
- Al iog .,Es sTssss At the Lnass'oaS SHSAS 80
Al Az7igultnral SSSisSg 81 AsassA a- aa.- ZEE ---
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.EA = \ II = = - - - !.
NAsaVILL TO Gh ZEN RIVER, KENTUCKY
Crange of Time
=. ,.ks eject "wednesday, NOv. ISEh' 1851
IeayinR NAsAVille At 2:30P u
Arriytpr st Bow Ing Green a. $50 u
aHTURNINS
Leave Bowling Green at 6'OOAH'
Arriving at NashVille 10 NJ
FRsIGHT TRAINS.
Leave EsshviI at 7.I5 An
Arrive At SoWlnS 3reen - 2:3" "a
Lave Bowling Grten At 20 IS d.
Arrive Al hHzhVilla al 500 2 d.
JOHN WHALING,
40 AsGStAnt srPeTn dent
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