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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
SUB-TREASURY MATTERS.

Important Action or the Governments
The Six Per Cent Notes Received I'm
Payment or the Loan-ETect Of the AM
nonncemcnt ON the Notes-'Fheir Value
Reasons for tho Moyemcnt--Intcresting
Statistics Of British Expcnditure-Over
$5,O00,OOO a Day Expended Before the
Battle OF Waterloo, SSc.
most important action was taken by the gov.
crnment about a week SINCE through its agent,
Mr. Cisco, We refer TO the intention TO accept,
In future. the six per cent notes. now In crcula-
ton, in payment for the 73O Treasury notes. It
win be recolected that Mr. Chase at his first meeting
with the bankers Of the North this city agreed to take
these notes in part payment During the period between
the first and second loan by the banks the question was
raised whether would be right and expedient for Mr.
Chase to make the stipulation when the time should
request the second loan The consequence OF the
discussion of this question value Of these
notes to uctuae and when the decision receive them
was announced, TO raise their value one or two per
cent in day. The decision made known q few days
since 10 receive them from tho people has caused another
rise in their vaiue, and they worth their face
the merely nominal sum of Il per cent discount being
demanded The rise in the value Of these has been
attended By similar in the value Of all the govern
ment stocs, plainly showing how the confidence Of the
people in the strength and stability OF the government
csion the part of Mr. Chase TO receive the per
cent notes in payment for the 7.30 notes.
At first sight IL would appear strange TO many that
such arrangement should be entered into II would
though the government receiving back
which il would not be required TO redeem for eighteen
months and for which paying interest at the rate
Of only six cont and giving notes bearing
interest of 73O per cent increased interest Of 100
per cent without receiving any equivalent. The
OF this is the folowng:-rhe six per cent notes have
been issued about six months, and have but eighteen
months to before maturity The 1880 per notes.
however just issued and have three years to run be-
fore maturity. Thus the United States have the
use of the money already borrowed for double the
time they had before the exchange took place. Surely
in times like these the people will doubt propre-
y of giving the small additional interest OF 130 for the
will have by the recall OF these six per notes is
that the duties imported goods then be paid in
specie Now the larger part Of them paid in the rea
sury notes.
1t might possibly be exceedingly inconvenient to say
the least to redeem all the outstanding six per cent
notes eighteen months hence, whatever the affairs
of the nation had taken in the meantime. Three years
condition, and enable to made arrangements for the
return OF tine borrowed money.
The effect Of the rise in the value Of these notes will
be by comparison Of the following tables showing
the amounts of gold received at the Subreasury Of this
city before and they have attained their
| value
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

The difference in the amounts OF gold is found in the
value Of the Treasury notes received Those received in
the week Of 1860 amounted to only 600 while those
taken in that Of 1861 wero worth $3.50, 900
has been enormously stated that our expenditures
have been greater during the than have been those
Of any other naton either at peace war The follow
ing statistics will show how much faster England rolled
up her debt than VIC have been DOING
Between the years 1908 and 1916 the average daily ex
pendures of the British government were 81 600
This continued for thirteen years The population of the
country then only 49, 0o0 that of our own loyal
States is 90, 900 Again for one hundred
days before the battle of Waterloo the English spent
$4,000 600 per day If England could stand this enormous
expenditure for SO long PERIOD bear the ex
pense Of for the little time necessary to crush
out this wicked rebellion and restore the country to its
former greatness2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1861.
Preparations Of the Rebels to Prevent the Reconstruction
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Ralroad-A Sharp Skrrni.h
There Probab,eThe First Great Battle mil be at Mo-
nassas-More Cavalry for Washtngo's-7ae Formation Of
Corps dArmec--7he Steps Taken By General Mcclellan
Before This Could be Done, dc.
The deveopements of tho last day or two show that
there will be sharp work west of Harper's Ferry
before the rebels will give up the advantage they
hold there The rebel leaders fully aware Of
the Importance Of retaining control that portion Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in their possession
AS long they able to do so, the United States
deprived Of of the most important military road
in the country deprivation which win be felt more in
the winter than is Impressed with sense Of this
fact rebel force stationed at winchester and Romney
has been largely increased during the last week by
regiments sent from Strasburg and Front Royal They
were some new regiments that had been in camp there
only for a few weeks but they described as being
wc armed in good state Of discipline, and comfort
a,v clothed The party of rebels that advanced up
the Potomac from Romney few days ago, and burned
railroad bridge Patterson creek, was not part
NJ this force but company that has been at Rom
nav for month past They ragged and dirty enough.
It am satisfied that arrangements have been made to
throw into Hampshire, Morgan, Berkely and jefferson
countless from Johnston's reserves at Manassas, ten
thousand troops necessary to prevent the econstruc-
OF General Banks division has been up Williams
port and that another portion took possession the
Of Harpers Ferry yesterday, after sharp skrmish with
the rebels in which there loss both Sides
But tho War Department has fully determined to
reopen tho road and there troops any number at
It's disposal at Washington the result be doubted
There win probably be stand made, and battle fought
and then tho rebels will give and retreat to Manas
as again. There after ALL the dfst geud battle Of tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

II will be interesting for our readers to make CON-
parison of the receipts in geld between the week
ending October IL, 1851 and the corresponding one in
1860 The table for 1851 is above that for 1850 is fol-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

M. ~ e. f.. CHEATRAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRANDIHs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C0RRER OE COLLEGE AND OHURC8 gzRrKrR
NASHVILLE Tennessee.
arejustin receipt Of large and selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting in part as fsIovSi
~ hhds sugar. az graaes genuine Havana CigsrSJ
sOO bels choice Aolasses 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
lGO 90 DO 100 dozen Painted Buckstsl
81 bags prime hio CeEeeI 50 nests Tubs
100 bbls Powdered, orushsd and 10 bbs English Walnut
800 Loat sugar - 10 bbs PeeanS;
$50 boxes Star OandlegI 10 bbIs Filbert1
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40,
3 eheice French Brandies;
20 4 casks Madeirs, Sherry, and Port Winas,
$50 baskets best brands Champazns,
so boxes ScovilI Ciaret,
100 bbls ane Robertson county RhIgkyt
3 bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon al
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Powder
cersgned % the only Agentsi Nashville tie Manufacturers
large stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine for sale
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder ee0O kegs Hazard
500 Il DO do do der;
200 DO DO DO 5000 Esg. Sycamore Blasting
s SSS Kegs HAZARD "a 90 90 % % ,.0 Powder;
goo do DO do brands; y fO"0S'' A''0''
eco kegs Dupont BiaSingPo so bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
JanII NJ IA p cEEATHAN kv.nt,
SOLE AGENTS EeR
gepontsPo"deri Joy, Riokford & Co.'s Safety
s aSL1ro 90 FuSo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

A FINE FARM,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valuab Land for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
FHHlS Farm lies one mile from Jones Station the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from Winchss
ter and three miles from sa in Franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, all
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling hne spring.
good Cisn and plenty Of falling stock water The land
ALL RICH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Lend
and would refer persons who wish about it, to John p
White Nashville, Tenn, AS. oolyar, Winchester, they
can refer to ne OF the premises
HARVEY g. WILLIAMS,
oct A-h Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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NO. So BROAD STREET,

Re manufacturing sx horse power portable Engnss
N suitable for printing offices, plantation use and where
mall engines required. Price S6Oo,
Stationary Steam Engines from to thirty power
prices low frstcaas engine be furnished at We are
prepared to Ill orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting from
our stock Of patterns for Your Mills circular ah
cav Mill, are unrvaed for strength durability and economy
ofpoEeT.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished to set up our work when de-
sired.
Constantly on hand full assortment Of casincs usually
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker draan
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and esi-
nstes furnished on application
ID. one and Gales Room at 50 Broadway Nashville Tenn
juns22-in
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Flour, Corn, &c.

Flour, Corn, &c.
R00 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
UNFJ 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard
so " Green Apples
IS cases Parrapine Wax CandleaI
500 Flour Sacks ,(ffty pounds,)
On oonsgnmsnt, for sale BY
WI WATTS & CO.,
janl9s No. 81 College street, near Broad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
BEN VAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE Lurchaeed Of W. W. Finn his stock Wall Paper
&c, aud renewing my stock OF Looking Glasses, Gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Win Shades Artist Materials,
&c &c his w Fipns cid Stand, 3 Public square,
Deadsck SGSe shall be glad to fenss and
patrons. W. FREEMAN.
U2S-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

TAKE pleasure in announcing NJ old friends and
toners that after absence Of two years have again
tnrned to the practice Of the Photographic Art
In all its branches having purchased the nterst
in the old established Gallery in Union Bee and having seut
four msnths in New York ths past Summer to obtain fully all
the late improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That facilities
better produce first class work than Galleries can
beast Of and eonuee to the comfort Of patrons trust
only to sustain the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained but to elevate II to En higher standard.
engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Photo
grahss the world, who took the Pictures which obtained the
hrst premium at the Worlds Far IN Lonon, In 1851 and
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery in
State, but work shall notbe surpassed North Sou
and introduce to the public the following syles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette, plaiE colorej;
IYOrytypes, colOred;
Pastel Pictures, life sEej
Photographs on Gao 7ass life sissj
Visiting Cards, full length, plain:
Autograph Phetogr sphs, I5 taken at sitting.
sterrsoScopes, glass paper.
continue 70 make the NeRLoype and AmbTstyPe hereto
fore Ths above styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card which only made at time. All
who in want Ofsnyhing IL line politely invited give
call before visiting elsewhere, when viii prove By ocular
demonstration the sboT facts. Respectfully,
oet3l-d ?. W. HUGHES.
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Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE G. LUCAS.

MAZE receiving stock Of Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Variety Goods Hardware Cutlery, BATS Carpet
ngs Oil Cloths, Mats &C., &C. All Of which have bought
le1c usvely Of Importers and Manufacturers panic prces
to which We call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shall be head for cash deal
Srs and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay them
That we may be fully understood say positively hA
intend to sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (snly.J
In addition to regular Wholesale business will advance
cash description CT Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Furniture, Groceries, Produce &c, &C., &C., to be sold at
auction for cash Nc Goods sold st Auo
ton.
Auction sses every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
or cash All persons having Goods to sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
MARTY TRABUE & LuOA6.
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CURRY G. MARSHALL,

kDERTAKERs lat J, h. Currsys old stand Union be
tween Cherry and Summer streets prepared to attend
70 Funerals at all times wooden Csns, plain coored
and Metallic Burial Csskets Cases Of ssuPeOr qsslity
nsnuactured BY harshsu Co.. in this city Prices 70 suit
the times iuns2S-a
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Scientific DiscOVery---ElecIrO-
Water.

hWeI TIE profession that EsctTicity the Esai
motor IF ts. Every remedy which really diDe2e
does Of It's electrical adapston 70 tie wants Of IL
invalid By TIE Of such remedies and BLECTRc
WkTKR, In which patients bathed in currents OF elec
Ladies being attended By aLady-I curing al kinds Of Old
Obstinate Complaints which resisted all other ean1
Of cure; sConsumptVes Eeeye new fs bat in such
where patients weak visitms, treat hen BY the
RroDDO Hospital idlGi0ns, which breathed into the
diseased lu,g right the seat Of the disease tsend to
stamps psmpbet) Other patients who cannot
the sBEAIns WATKzS BY sending feehes age-se<
aad full description Of symptoms, have medicines % the
Csend for crcular The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substances medicine otherwise absorbed. The
perence Of twenty years the treatment many hsu1
and srsnic Woman dseGseB and weaknesses,
be regarded as q reasonable GUARANTEES Of TueoesS.
II Rooms and Boarding Furnished 70
Patients III
PHYSICIANS who nay wish avail themselves Of ais val
discovery EIscte Baths invited to NJ once
at No TAG, South Summer street.
Hours from A tO3P n. every day except ne sashskh.
Address DR.. WOMBAUGH, /
mAr2'6i-dktEIy Nashville, Tenn.
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
sAVING determined to carry nv Negroes 70 the e1A
II South, viii sell about 4 hFee or Four EZsl$sE
hundred Acres of land. being part Of ssess -
the tract upon which reside situated on a
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen niles from
Nashville, in one Of the best neighborhoods in VIII E
hanson county Soil equal any the State For parcd-
lars apply to the premises A " g. Lindsey
nashville seP9-dd P. A. PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

HOUSE PAINTING.
TNHE subscriber is prepared With the greatest
pronptness, all contracts however large which nay be ten
dered style and terms which fail give Satss
ton. BE is also prepared to execute all manner Of
Ornamental PAINTING, CLAIMING AND MkR5LINs
Hsvngn that the services tbs mostexpe
and experienced artists.
The s1scer would request persons having work n
give him call before making final arrangements
R. 7. FLEMING,
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS s. MARTIN
Church street, below Post-Offes.
CResSS.TTES WANTED,


TENHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsS.Gics, 9feet
long, inches thick, we'll heWn, TO face at place
less than inches clear of bark timber he sound deliver
cd at the grade line of the road in Nashville.
The contractors contract 10000 White or
Post Oak Ties, Of the above, be delivered
the line of the road in piles section II to section "a
enough each section to supply the came.
Persons wishing to bid viii direct to the President Direct
Of the Nashville and FogthWssern Railroad Company
EsShviIle,Teap 'uIyz6-u
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co

THE AMERTCANLETTER EXPRESS Co.,
has established its permanent eee ut the NASHVILLE Pest
Once, up SAirS, east end entrances Church street
The undsrugnea hsYirz formed company for the purpose
Of transmitting letters, Ge to and from the southern cOid.
Sy a. Ias and agree To- furnish merchants and
at regular intervals may be most eSnysnlsnt all parties
concerned. TH0S JENKINS,
VA kcGILL.
me undsgrsd know TIE shove parties 20 be reliable aud 70
Sponsble persons and entitled to all conhdsnceT
Wn Kelly ss'tPM JLaWrence Smith,
Lake P blackburn, Isham Henderson,
hndeubsrger 90 Harney, Hughes& Co
0Essy james Waliaco
Speed WNHaldeman
Q Q Armstrong BranniB a summers,
Barley & % Hin McOraE
Guthrie Co John sniA
Throckmorton Richardson
CornwsllGL Rro Wallace, IithEow & %
WIN Cav Brady 4 Davis
Marshal HaIbeltE Co Dodge 4 Co
Mathers Brinly, Dodge q 90
Paul shIpman Hogan d Bscost
Geo Prendcs Sanford, Duncan 4 %
W T0mpkns Liehten Z Co
Mason 4 % & SIsvin 4 Cain
Kits Verne Jno Speed
VIM sksne & 90 VD asstans 90
Chamberlain & TapP Thos Eastern
Ben Adams JShn McCraH
Richard Trsbue
LOuisvzs Ky.
Ts Company refer the citizens Of the souhcrn coussdsracy
PEaRL, ESQ, Cashier City Bank.
JONI hIEK5AS, ksq President Union Bank
Msssrs. DoUsIAs & Co, Merchants.
A WILKES & 90, Bankers.
Parties ia the Confederate Government derous OF sending
Letters &C. Federal Government will please direct ne
70 ATtod Letter KepTsss Co., Nashville, under
enclosing een OcnedeTa Stamps
o. s. Government Envelopes Stamps Of
do not send them the rate above gven s fer letters not
esedng u in weight letters weighing
VII have contain sufficient money to pay according
lar postal rates.
juns25-dlW res
Person. in the South DESTROYS Of sending letters to The
FEDERAL Government viii please direct The 70 american
Letter EpTess o. uncer covert enclosng ten cents for
rage In the hrst place, It will require the prepaysnt Of
the confsdeTa postage reach Nashville and 6Ovenen
cent envelope 90 beyond ts cit and the caazs added
ABOVE eens let it be understood that the inside enve
should 30 addressed 70 the ares ,r Non il Is intended
and the outside envelope IL oUr address.
10 = Federal Government envelopes 70 Be had u %
city. kJHGKIae Hsoukb
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
Fspplicson be made before LIST January, sell on
modating terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits, Mill Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This is Of the most beautiful locations Davidson county
About oneha Of the land in timber the balance cutvs
ton There thepremiss comfortable cabins hne
young orchard Apply to NAL 9oTs the place, ny
self for particulars CHAS, K. WINSTON
julyI4-d
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ROAD STEERS FOR 1851.
At the. FaiI 6 unds.
PRICES REDUCED TO SU HE TIMES

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER will make his season fo
1861, at the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4 $50 the season. and 81
for insurance,
he beautiful black, six old, trotted at Athens In
lo6O il 5Oi and certainly most handsome AID perfect
horse in hs action that has been brought the State He
bred Vermont imported by E. R. Jennings, and by
Hatch horse, he BY LOo he BY Old Black Hawk he sher
man and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam by DurOc
d. St. Charles or or. d. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hence
bines four Of the best trotting crosses kneWn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to 20 the season. $40
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the cd.
GOOD BAY years old by Old Washington dan An excel
lent Trotng Mare will be let to Is Mares $40 season.
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above salions Good Blue
eass pasture at the farm Of T. Tanning, and grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kimba will be ready all times TO sos the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-J. Owen, Of Williamson, Col B. Allen Of Sum
ner T. Tanning Of Davidson, DR.. A. T. oooch, of Ruther
ford. RaF5-H
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS Ar NASH
VILE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina
6esrgs Alabama East tennessee Chat
tanOogs Railroad, GtSk O'Clock, A NJ,
kcrtheTn and Eastern Nails Nashville and Louisville
Rarosd, also Western States twice day. o'clock, P L.
and 4 O'Clock, A. n. Way Mails & LIZ Z. daily
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at u o'clock, A N
Way Nails, route daily at 4 O'Clock, n.
smvlile Alexandria and Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, a. II O'Clock, IA.
smihland, Hopkas7ile, and portion OF southern Ken
tucky, CRrksyie and way Mails daily 10 O'Clock, a. n
shelbyyle via TrEEe and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday ~ o'clock, n
West Tennessee Huntingdon Waverly and Ohsrstts t
weekly, Sunday Wednesday Friday, IL O'Clock, a NJ
Liberty, Rural Hill Stewards Ferry, weekly, ThuSdsy
at IL O'Clock A NJ.
CsRtreElle and PineWeod, South Harper and
Tank, weekly, Tuesday and FTiCay, IL O'Clock a.
oisrkSvle, Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &C., weekly
day, st IL O'Clock A n.
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For Rent,

TOR the remainder Of The year the large Store Room u ne
HARRu- nayl9-tf
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Notice fo stoclklloIders.

n annual election by the stockholders the
and Alabama Rsilread Company, OF fifteen Directors TO
manage the Affairs of the Company for the ensuing twelve
months will be held at the Of the Company Franklin
Tenn, on the aIst Tuesday in August next. -
Z. II. BRADLEY,
julyl6-dtd ssc'ry. 7. < A. K. 4. 90.
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
MilI Stone Establishment.
IeURR MStones Of all sizes hand and made to order
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent Mil spndes
Mill Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boxing, Hosting and ReguAt1
Screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris. ALI
which warranted Of best quality and to give sstseon
All orders and communication promptly attended TO-
J. II. WARNEt
Opposite Broadway MILL, nesrT B B, Broad street,
iunee2-dGEH Eashville, Tenn
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Prom Nashville 70 Chattanooga, Washington, Balmo re
New York, Boston and New gland States DE-
parts a 3 o'clock
Way Nail for Georgia, south Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
m,
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, II,
Way Ills
nailL for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan Northwestern States, departs O'Clock NJ
Nashville Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, aePaTtat o'clock A n.
Nashville Lebanon daily except Sunday departs at *
O'Clock N. Also Offices tie way and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A Nj.
NsshYle to OlarksVle; departs at 5K O'Clock n,
For southern entucky, departs at So A III.
Nashville TO Shebyville, NOlensTe and Trune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock N.
Nashville 70 Huntingdon via Charlotte Wsvery, TIL week
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock N.
Nashville Liberty, steEsrs Ferry, Huddlesones
Roads, Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday, at u O'Clock NJ
Nashville to OentreVe via Tank, Vernon Pinewood &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock ? n.
NASHVILLE oIsTksvle via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
ct l o'clock P. NJ.