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Passenger baggage examined and may be de-
livered.
RnYnunp Gnari

Revenue Guard.
Baggage containing DaaiabLe Merchandise
Should. however, dutiable articles be found
in such baggage, the trunk or other package
containing the same must be placed in the
car with the merchandise, and under the rev.
enue lock, as before required, and the fact
noticed in the manifest. Aud such baggage
shall be delivered, with the other merchan-
disc. to the chief revenue officer, at the reve-
nue. depot, under the foregoing regulations.
Disposition Of Baggage atlhe Reve,aue Dspots.-l
Passenger baggage destined for places be-
yond or more interior than the revenue de-
pot, must be examined by the chief revenue
officer at said revenue depot, and if they are
found not to contain any merchandise sub
ject to duty, may pass to their destination
by having permit in the same form as that
provided for revenue stations, signed by the
chief revenue officer, pasted thereon.
Should, however, such baggage contain
dutiable merchandise, the trunk or other
package in which said baggage is contained.
shall be deposited at said revenue depot as
hereinbefore provided for regular MERIDIAN
disc.
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To Capitalists & Manufacturers.
Valuable Property for Sale or Lease, in
Nashville. Tenn.

THE Burnt District of the Nashville Aanufactu-
l ring Co.. being Lot of 10 feet on Front street,
in Nashville Tenn, running back to low water mark
on Cumberland River, say about 400 feet The Wharf
attached is good one, rents for $500 per annum Inc
Stone Foundation is as good as new The Basement IS
old brick upon the premises would be large item IN
rebuilding. 1t is splendid site for Manufacturing
Establishment and worthy Of the attention Of Capital
lists wishing embark in Manufacturing IN the South
lnnlv To R. C. McSAIRY,
mar13-lm 544 ER4 Nashville, Tenn.
Cincinnati Gdzete and Pittsbnrg journal copy daily
10 the amount of Seven Dollars and forward accounts
to this office for collection. ~
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aoDape REGULATIONS.

c. G. Memminger, Secretary of the Treas
ury of the Confederated States, has issued
a circular of instructions in relation to the
collection of customs. Revenue stations on
the railroad lines entering the new Con-
federacy, where all goods are to be subject
to examination, and the trunks and personal
baggage of passengers will be subject to the
following supervision
PASSENGER BAGGAGE.-The baggage of all
passengers passing over the railroad routes
before named, on arrival at the aforesaid
revenue stations or depots, shall be subject
to the inspection and examination of either
the revenue guard at such stations, or reve-
nue. officer at such revenue depots, and any
baggage that may be intended to be landed
at places between the revenue stations and
first revenue depots may be examined by the
revenue guard, and if containing no articles
subject to duly, shall be landed at the inter-
mediate place named, by having the follow
ing permit, signed by the said revenue guard,
pasted prominently on the trunk, valise,
carpet-bag, or other envelop of su,h bag
gage, and the permit shall be in the follow
ing form:
Baggage Permit
Revenue Station, at
IS
Passenger baggage examined and may be de-
livered.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Tia meeting CT the Board of Directors Of the Ten
IA nessee and Alabama Railroad Company, at their
Office in Franklin on the ID day of April 1861, call
on the unpaid subscriptions to the capital stock Of the
Company was ordered to be paid TO the Treasurer at
his Office in Franklin, as follows, towit ~
Two dollars per share, to be paid On the first Monday
in June, 1861.
Two doIarsp per share, to be paid the first Monday
in July, 1861
Two dollars per SHARE to be paid the first Monday
In August, 1851.
Two dollars per share to be paid the hrs; Monday
in September, 1861
Two dollars per share TO be paid the first Monday
in October, 1861. -
Two dollars per shsre to be paid on the FIRST Monday
In November, 1861. r. b. BRADLEY, Sec'y.
April 10-2m
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Melr advertisements.
For May.
Godey's Lady's Book for May,
Godey's Lady's Book for May,
Harding's Addition.

Containing Fashions for Spring, received by
JOHN YORK CO.,
apr14EE IS Union Street
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From Texas.

New YORK, April 12-Dispatches from Col.
Waite, commander of the Texas forces, say
strong Union feeling is growing there.
Houston predicts return OF the secession
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LEGAL.

csrs7r OF -~rf.~s. vI-o cors-Tr. ss--ro-
- frs, Asrttr ger. fts slsn1nifr Crsns
.s-si-s.sr.ta- - she eststs - if-s " nth. -
sxe hs. riet be Qsfi.cu % stl ~ -, estate -
- derederf - p~-so1al heir< t1rurrierf "a pay
~. dat,.. ard fhai sslf rsafe1 r y heaI- A. tAe
nsrs serrs - ne C~ert n C-frr,r,, fi-s- - tsil
~~-.~- 40 =. ~ tEg. Csfk
ssp, > eis-v~ - fss =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
ua,e- OF Advertising i'm weekly,

eS-Ihcse sll - 10 deviation ffam ue at,ss
az Advertisements published in both Daily srt
weekly vii he charged The tll Daily rates with one
az q ne wcesiy rates added
CHARLES CRUFT. peor
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xAifS cfoSr
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

fsakr-nAurx RICHMOND Dstlrokp.
lr-I~ Leave Trains Arrive
40 I. 73a 49,. IAii. Na !. SIS. n.
Ne. ,. As. p. .Errress. No 2. 1918. a. -.
Ianr Hsrrs. Afrox 49,. tori- RAILROAD.
frair- Leave Irtils A. rive
So. !. 1910. a. 49,. .Ns......-No. J. 90. r n.
Na. 2. 40. , ~. fr't = ACco No. 2. olS
rrs.ns Irs~e. Teairs Arrive.
" I. en-. A. r..... Accom-. n !. as.
No ?. II - a v...- Na'i-....No ?. $50. r.
oskNILtK ENTrN~foN.
ff.iis f<srf ffsIr- Ar vc.
Se. I. Sis 49,. Nsl.....Na ! -.lt. A.
Corrections nate promptly ~ FL ihess Eeats
-.ia coi.nectiar isc.
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J.. p AELFS. A.vc
Te.r--H safe. 1nr. j. fssi-f~5~
T. n.-ife es1en'ss g tai foaf a. compared ~iti,
t-e lLpcnss isr i>1s and c.. sho~ decrease o,
as.<20
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"A . * 7 II a 9 7

or r1e FIFTEENTH SKKY-A3,YT-AL sYx7F-
AENT II ne condition of f1s nom yg>T-
RANCE COMPANY Qr lie cry II .ys,e I5rE,
80 Hs lS drv Of Ffaa1rv. 1861
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a NEW ARTICLE
Roback's stomach 6itters I

A new ard delightful Sfln1chic s07 Cordial. r.
giving tone 20 the >,onach an for The rrereto, ~
.alicu- c1nI Iairi- incident io fhe Western courtr.
j. if
morning drink. 70 asset digestion snf re,i...
iysQeqsia. b. aa, 30 equal. Try 3D.
IN rf1ti "a j. >httftrf e. tsa Df.rI Etfe-- lrv f
Tie Formula oi these B.ffcr- row IlsGl1 the soi-
properly ui iir. kaualk. orir ried ui.h one Il ~.
oldest and nl>f eminent Medical pracftoiier- sf a.
Nest, AID b b. directly rrricsifd tqon tho waut. 9,
Western Trlpis
These Riers derive iheir stimulus from the roue-
ful tuic nature 81 ths and herbs ~ which they
arc composed. anf a. tAey ire. ~ ai1yirg urtais
aral craving g the stomach. directly proracsivc -
TEMPERANCE.
TIE present proprietor believe, that u making "a .l.
widely knoUn. lAe public Welfare IS .u'-efrcl
!. vii srsa D. - sale ~ al ~ ilr. Kobaok n4-
rierous A-cri- ana 81, Hotels. &c ilc country over
T. lie meantime orders Uil he flied direct non
SincI llat n nty quantity. snd - tho levVtel
Il b nu rp 'u cnar hoftif- snd securely r1ckod +.
t.c do- cases. Haif itl. sample cases " L. ho.sss.r
he packed art ssst % afs saorr-s. ii desired.
Rctnti Price. ~ per botslc. ar ~
for a..
fl.ncip-l .rico ali salt-r,-'n Na8 Eaft rfff.
Street. -c t-ilrig fr.m Slain Srtef Clf.ar ~
Ono. Isif.aiory. ~ - fisrla0r.i Sweet
lor $50 l1 .ro uu1iy D..
= u. lNNNEl.ff. Islif l.arfe
IR CCNiNCHtr.
WI D. ~H. ff. >csr D4.l.ts
ItiLE Il ehii.k. CtaiIcflIe
Asa - lraEsI 80 all htr,lslls reafl al..
ihfeNgtoci iAe ir.tc- So 3. ara Caraiss
ocasN "a
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) 7 I 8.
Cash, Ba-s,.e ia Bank, 25.so7 30
Bonds and Mortgages (b,ing first len on
Real Estate. worth Al leas; 81 sO7 eco Sos so2 os
Loans on Stocks. payable demand
ttmarSe value Of securities Sl9- SO 20 IA 600 90
Bsnk Stock, market value ss,ST5 90
United States Treasury Notes, t,.arket
value, Jos. 1893 30
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. lO,25O 90
North Carolina State Boncs tTnarkcf val 1850 co
Missouri State nonds (rrarket value 1900 90
Real Estate No Wall Street s5.305 q
Interest due on l.; January lsef .of
which s222sO y has since been reed s-.-o3 81
Balance in hands Of Agents and IL course
of trsrsr.i isson from Agents a.. t. Of
January (of which al ss6 IL has since
been received, .scs 10
Bills Reccis able iIor Premium. on IN
land Risksl, 1855 90
Other Property, Miscellaneous tens, 5000 90
Prer1iunh- due and unccEcc.es on roll
6ssEfssucd At or'os, 9,lsols
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y vers y que Cure.
FOl IHE SPfFDY CURE or

lnierluitteui Fever or Tsve~ and Acne Reuls.e,t
fever. Chill Fescr. pamo 4 slo, rcTiodlcsi iIsat-
ache. or h!iiou, He -dael", and b'iiioas Pc
fers. indeed fcr Tho whole class ~ t.s-
es.e, or igfating n hillary derarCe-
aeui. caused hs the Aalara cf
Niasmstc Counirie..
Ne are elabl.i here e. offer The community
remedy which. while Z. c1-t~ the above complaint.
With certainty is stiii perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Swell remedy is Invaluable ga districts
where these sicfirg disorders prevail. This cure
exPel- Tho miasnaue poisoa q Fever and Ague from
the system and prevents tle development ct tie
disease. f taken The first approach 81 IT'S prsm1r
iiory symptoms J. j. not only The best remedy
yet discovered Tor this cass - complaints. bri as0
the clsap,,f. The large quantity supply ior
dollar brings within the rear j - ckerNtot', an
ia illl dlsffi 20. here sscr lri AEue Tf Nts.
cvers BIS should hss~ u sad use j freely tofh fr
cuse ana protection ereat -uQeriority Of tai-
remedy over ans other ever di- offrsd i1r ID, sf0
dv aud certain cure & iuternitenf is fhai i co1-
taius Quin.ne ritr-aI. consequently if rfolr-
ces 40 quenisn other infurisr- cfcri- whatever
up0n he 1he-e cured ty j; are len as
healfht o. y fiss ha3 never lad the disfa-f
Fe'~r al Aeasi- not alone ihs consequence r The
niasn-f Ioi.4u A great rarfsty ~ ii-erders ari-e
from IL rifa.i =, anorg which ale
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Goui, Besdach-. R..laues-
Tortb1rAc. Earacle. (4tarfah. l.tt-.la, falp--
sa,iog, 1sinini AfseiieR 81 - SFleen,. d.
tnric- PAIR IN n. Bowels .coiic Psralssis
aui persnsement of the stomach.
All q Which. vhsn originating in 'lis cause put on
ihe Intermittent lype, ar become periodical This
.'CrrE sNle'- fhe rei-on from tire blood. and t1u-
ssql.riif tsr.- fli.ln aIl skc. n j. in,alua DIE
prcfeet.n fe immigrants and persons travelling or
iempCfarily residing in The ueariol- districts. II
taken nHilF of daily while exposed % fhc ln-
fretion. that wa he sxcreted igor tie system. and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity o. rifen
into ai,tasr. nrnce it y even moro Valuable fof
protection ih1u cure. abl tew Vii -iiief
interuiffsnf- l fi.f aNlIi -hen n-.ltr- - i.e f.rt
lection This faHf, tf>f.'-
re- Pr.r..rea ts uaJ q AYEK 4 co.
!.fnfiI. Na---f hs-. fis-
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DIRECTORS

iECTORs
fRKAnENI
NicE PRKsmTNT.
a A. 4. Lawrence & e..
sherman. Collins & Co.
Wells. Fargo & 60.
fre-'t Imp. e. TrGcer,' Isuk.
T g. II Messenger
Cizfiin. helirn A CO.
Hatch. HILL A Mer~eresu.
ia-ksi. Merfick & iiuii
S.0nc. starr L Go.
Barney. Humptrey a Butler
George ie.rCe 4 c.
Narl A. Work d son
Jaries Low / CO, IoC.ss..ie.
/. n rockingham . Co
Euikley & c.
X. zoe sw0oi 4 SCI.
Pow en-. N M nee & c.
Joan, hing a. Co, -. Ions.
Condit q Noble.
r ID. Morgan g. C.
willard. Wool & e..
A = Barnes & e..
Phelps. Bliss < c.
H. - -idge. DwigL; 4 C
fu,p ills. l1fAin & %.
Nof cr.nreil 4 Go
! L hone a Co.. Boston.
Ba.aa-n. ffarr 4 Co.
Hem p. Saith a Townsend
S'sif ''iri5ut < e..
Jesse l. * co.
siarg.- .4. < c..
Fore Au1oer co.
d son < Thompson.
Siedman. Car'lle & shaw. Clu.
Cyrus Naic. D. < Co, X. q.
WIN. II. * Cha-. .. Fo-dick.
Boyd Bros n TO-. Albany, \ Y.
Cossiit. Hill X Talmadgc.
- Roberts = 90.
Brewer & Caldwell.
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H,ooa rii,. and Blood Purifier

Hood pitts and BLOOD Further,
% + n
Z5!dARMAcY.N
DR.. ROBACK'Si
Scandinavian Remedies.
Nhen ff RoaAe1. The c..ei rs.ed s.r~s ~
can in.rl!0cec is Bioot ruI Ter aIt Tcod ~, n
,he lict States he 80 foift &. plain lsrxusre. :. 8.
ccrs;ive properties. THIS we Van aro 7hat
q com .e-'ng tlein Las s--ce hccn fakc- cat a.
~ l1nfs. Enlightened men whose character for
so--e .1t-l "a @ni rh-io pAs. give their o,,flor.
~fisht in iie community. men who ohserve rsrccf
ard make 'nss1rsnrc doaily sure'' before ,be~ a.
clfe--rc everywhere arrrosfnr and urc@ar fie -
= iA - Ha-it inl preparations. Al who conite it
llr " s-o-n and lsc>ty q IA. class c. Who che..e
- rstiigste ier them selves are row - mid =.
tlis important subject
Tbe csilenos in the possession 4 T. RoaAc.
.'sA i 5, az times accessible % tie arh - csiA,
=
lhai tn- n..Oon Pills have i.srr t,.o-s.l "a ,,i.
$50.
coS AN y MINERAL.
T. "a . r..r IL ,..,.. ....... = -... 49,.
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d SPfy>lA
,.i., .,-..
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& ' e''e'''r I've pftfid a. -
l. - 20 a. 4. 3
-.
:, ~t
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A.
w4o ls4 8. .r..ttt f-- ee.r. lr ..i.,,. -~s.-.
lna '-p- te..es. -, -ste va, e..,t r,ri. "
~. - -. -. - -
sh.f ir. 80, - ~ ~ - -
elat.ar pro~erii. ns. he. r.t-,l.
..t .,...,. .
Hil.- l --hi-D IN lfSS
hosrcver icy may have. i.oof III sf " "a ~r- .l,s
that tnc.f direct teuttnr, !. a. llrcf!f. d, sa..
Ger i eaiotatle Tn-. .....~.,t,.. l...-., ' :.
700, - RE- d4ss1ee - sse -f.-.sf The,
p,r-~r coon. -ro ms.
NAeHL coNN 10 ILAl-.
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NJ z DfcAL.
Screfnla, or King Evil.

: constitutional disease, . corruption ~ Re
4 hlo't hY which this fia.1 become. vit.stsd veal
am poor Being in the circulation. IL rcrssac- the
Whole hos AMI may burst oct ia .easf ana part
- i ~ ersaa fs free rom SIS sfacts nor Is there
ois which t may no destroy. The scrttulous iainf
j. yaTiously cau-ea ~ mercBral disease low living
dsor'lered or rnbeaitly foi. inipure air. 9Th sii
tiily hsiits tie depressing yices az above al ~
the Feneresi Infection Mkafrver le if- origin f j.
hereditary in the Constitution dc-ccrtiny from Pc
r6ais % clidfcn uto the f1ird ald fo1fth genera
tori iafeer. ID seems - te ftt rot - H.m who
ssys, "A vii visit The ilqstes o the fathers rPon
thsIr chiltreH
rs effects commence D. cr-e.'ton from ihe hlaoi
y carrrF. ~ rlccrons msteG which. iu tie lungs.
ltcr, ard intesnai organs, 81 termed tu-terscs Ga
ihe glands swelling, aEl 81 The rfaCe frnptons
or sores THIS t9l- corruption. Vs.. rtn-lrs n the
blood. ds press.s the energies - iie tAs Scr-g-
loas complaints ilut tnfy have Tar lc.s power 20
Withstand ilc attack, c' other diseases consequent
- va-t numbers perish bs s1rder- whicl although
not ~rrafuous iu their nature. >ff rendered Ia
~ rs flls faint m The system N I'd 81 fle col-
slr rflol sAieh tccii1afed the human family -
ofisin directly in tfs sgroiuons contamination. anr
many destructive diseases - ihc iiscr. kitre,s
fIsi, auo indeed. 81 al the organs s.i-e from or
are aggravated ty tle sane csgsf.
o. quarter oi ali car people ssrofu.or-. ile.r
persons are Invaded hy lis iurkrs ilfeclsa. sl1
lc.r ica'ih undermined by d. - clcsasr j fron
lAe - -ts..4 iuu-l The blood sicra-
tive medicine. sad ingleoste % - Aealug f'ii sad
excr-ir. >icL iucd'cfe ~ supply ir
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BHg Tickets ria Pitts
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TICKETS FOR SALE Al ALI MAJ.
OFFICES

EREIGH1S
~ IN. Route Ffsighis ~ Ell description, c.u 10
S~<s-Ie1 from Phsiaaeipha. New York. Boston 81
R1ltirrcre. sfiv p.int .tr Raiirosf@ Cf ohfr.
Ksniucky, intisna. iiiuoi. Wisconsin. Iowa. o. Ms
sJsfi by Railroad u-eci.
IL l-fisr. als it-firr-i ai-o ltfs-
hursh With rieAmsrs. = vhth eoocs can - for
~6rdsd - sny port on The usio. Nuskingur. Ken
s-,rky Tea--..es Crt1terisrd. III nois Nsslss'py
Wisconsin. Me-r ri Ks->a~. A-ksn~s@ sod Fer tav
ers. sd 81 Cieveis1d. ssndusky srt 'aicaEp With
s.esusrs % al Port on ,he Moth " csif-r iskee
Merchants sfit shipper. enfrn ting th- tfansIoTts-
lor q thefr Freight - his Ccmps1T. csa feiy T'h
cor5dsrce % 81 speedy 'rsn.'
THE RATS Cf FREIGHT 20 f1y p1i-t IA fhe
wcet ~ the Prflr~yf~erfs Esiros ri: al fifaee
ssvcrais - ~ tltrgcf - o'1f- nsiiroai Gem
psn'ss
B-p.riielisr = sn'fi e-ekss-s 20 issSsrrvsssa
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NAGR4w l. c1lOSS. 81 S1fth s. Rsl1ntrs
LFFCH 4 60. ~. Astc- ucrs-. - y 8 -ih
WNf-ri -. Se- f~rE
lEECn CO. = sfsir = B'-f q.
n "A. HOVsION. tsrrr-.. fre'-h' tzrr'. ria
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"TraII Of History,

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A WEALTHY VIvANDIERE.-The fifth
Wisconsin regiment has a young and
beautiful heiress for its vivandiere. Com
pany X, Dunn County Pinery Rifles of
the 18th regiment Wisconsin volunteers, is
composed wholly Of men who were in the
employ Of an extensive mill-owner of
Dunn county, named William Wilson.
Wilson is immensely rich, worth several
millions in fact, and fitted out the compa-
ny himself The men have been in the
employ from boyhood up. and he appears
to them almost in fraternal light. His
daughter, Miss Eliza. Wilson, young la
dy of rare beauty and accomplishments,
was exceedingly active in forming the
company, and when they went to camp she
accompanied them, and has been with
them ever since. She went to the seat Of
war with them, and declares her intention
to remain with them through the war.
She has been chosen " Daughter Of the
Regiment" and besides being nearly wor-
SHIPPED by the rough soldiers from her
fathers pineries," she is held in great
esteem by all the officers and soldiers OIL
the regiment. She is great enthusiast
on the war question.