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EARLY HISTORY OF ABE LINcoLs-A cores
pondent OF the n. .. Picayune, writing from
Nelson county, Ky, narrates the folIou;no

pendent of the N. o. Picayune, writing from
Nelson county, Ky, narrates the following
Since my sojourn here have heard a good
story on Old Abe, which is too good to keen
and is 10 doubt true, rs it comes from very
high authority. highly res pee table o ID lady
OF this county, Mrs. Patsey Gates, soon after
Llneoln's election, said to a friend .sWeu
who'd thought that Abraham Enlow wonld
ever get TO be President" Who is Abraham
Enlow - inquired her friend. Lord don't
You know! replied honest Mrs. Patsey
Gates; 'it is Abe Lincoln, TO be sure =" Glow
can that be ? asked her friend. why, III
tell you, replied the good old lady. s4Many
years ago we all knew boy named Abraham
EnioW. lie was Il sharp, wiry chap always
up 10 mean tricks. He stole saddle one da y
from Jim Craycroft. Next Sabbath Jim met
Abe at Church; il was a log cabin church
IN those days, near Cedar Creek and lin
Craycroft knew the saddle, cause he made il
and was saddler. Jim talked of having
MN up Tor II, and so be ran Off and went 10
Limos, Where he changed his name to Lin
com, out there are fifty men.now living who
know Abe Lincoln to be the same A he Eniou
who stole jim Craycroft's saddle. There il
no one who has become lower stree Abe En-
low mas become traitor President under tho
stolen name OF Abe Lincoln Bur we ali
said that the boy who stole Jim Urayeroftis
saao's would never come 10 any good end"
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BOAR DING.


DARLOR BOARDERS.-Oue of the Professors
l of the University Of Virginia proposes take
Two or three YOUNG LADIES into his family to
finish their education Foreign Languages, Music
and Singing, taught by the best Of masters
For details address "A. B." University of Viz
gnia. Sc ll-3t*
DOARDING.-The undersigned having opened
ID BOARDING-HOUSE on Mayo street, will
entertain a number of DAY BOARDERS at
moderate prices, and fifteen or twenty gentlemen
with Lodging: and bus also another apartment for
transient custom A. r. OWEN
80 LA Vernon House.
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Commonwealth rs. Sears, charged with uur
dering his wife on the 18th Of August last
ms case came up on Monday last for exami-
nalioh ID inc county court Of Chesterfield.
James II. Cox, Esq Presiding Justics tn.
evidence adduced was about the same A. tn. 1
taken before J Justice Snellings at ths first sx-
animation of Sears, and the substance ef
which we published few days since Tho
a az WAS rsnanded 10 prison for trial in
the circuit court Of Chesterfield in Noyem
ber next
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DIED.

Tuesday. September 10Th, aged one year and
seven months, FLORENCE JOANNA LOUISA
daughter OF Charles A. C.. and Mary +. Wade.
III. funeral will take place at p. N. today,
from st. Peters Cathedral, Grace street. Friends
of the family are invited.
In this city. at the residence of David J. Burr, of
typhoid fever. JOHN NEWER DAVIS, son OF
Major J. II. Davis, of Darlington District, $, c.,
and q member of the 9th Regiment South Caro-
lima volunteers, aged 81 years.
yT' Charleston and Darlington papers please
COW.
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The court then adjourned till this morning.

Major Haskins. late a lieutenant in the Buck
ingham Lee Guards. Of Rich Mountain fame,
arrived in the Danville train yesterday after
noon, bringing with him as . prisoner 4
Dutchman recently arrested in Bedford coun-
ty. This prisoner is miserable wretch in
appearance, and ought to feel thankful that
he has now prospect o. getting mething to
eat and perhaps to wecr. He is stolid. isno-
rant really or feignedly, cannot or will not
disclose his name, and is altogether an I'M
promising iegeman OF his Royal Highness
Abraham L. The prisoner declared that he
Rad been member of the Baltimore Blues
He gave no in tclligible account Of the man
ner in which he got into Bedford, but avowed
his purpose to fight against the Confederacy,
for which purpose he was endeavorinx to
make his way to the Potomac, beyond Ma
nassa. He WAS sent to prison in this city.
Major Haskins continues in the service not
outstanding his regiment is to be mustered
out to day
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piIIsnis Military Esaisxss.-Ths hoard Of
nietors OF this Institution asoemb led In
nichm1nd yesterday. Present, Jamsa q.
1f1es EsQ., Fresidsnt, John Bfannon, TIL.
3. Haymond, W, 81. Richardson, and r.. u i,
Smith, Esqs. The board, after consolidation.
adjourned till this morning.
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Iae cortedUAe Cl~ks, in some Of the Depart.
men.e At least haysa busy time. The gen
usmen in The AdluLant GsneraIs oSace bavs
particularly attracted our notice. Early and
Ia'ei oy Daylight and gaslight, on Sunday
and every other day, they may BE- 1oarc az
tnsar desks. We trust that they will not
Always have 70 labor 90 tucsaseutly.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ ISIS BOISNERr will be pleased to give les
Ivl sons on the PIANOFORTE. with VOCAL
instruction.
Also-FRENCH lessons
Apply at her residence, on ives. side Of 9Th street.
second door from Legh.
Best city references given 50 Il-ot.
NJ ISIS VIRGINIA G. CARY'S SCHOOL,
wi CORNER GRACE AND Sd STREETS
Win reopen MONDAY, sd September.
Sc ll-l3ts
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Dr.. Aieris Merci<v, of Louisiana, member Of
the Executive Commi tteo from the Louisiana
State Association for the relief Of the sick and
wounded soldiers, has been appointed by the
Confederate States Government Chief Sur
geou of the Louisiana Hospital In Richmond.
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--sz, ,4mmsemevf learn that first-class
Ethiopian entertainment will be brought out
1t Metropolitan Hall in short time, under
the direction Of Messrs. Wells Warwick.
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4 Compony Of Soldiers from Texas came in on
the Danville train yesterday, and took up tens
porary quarters in this city.
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LOST, STRAYED, sc.

THEN DOLLARS REWARD-Was stolen from
tho eneanpnent, at the New Fair Grounds,
on Thursday night. small BAY HORSE, good
PAGER no marks reeollected except q on one
hip. Also . new PLAIN SADDLE, without
housing. AnT person returning said Horse and
Saddle TO Mr.. Sutherland's Stable to me, at the
Fair Grounds, will receive the above reward of
ten dollars. +. PATTERSON,
SO list" Surgeon n. &. Battalion
- TRAYED.-Came to my house, one milo above
- the New Fair Grounds, . small RED COW.
The owner will please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
WIN. BENNETT,
At Etterger i Edm onds, Cary street.
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CA u Sc AND CONTR Asst.
An ESSAY on THE
ME RICAN CRISIS
Showing the Antiquity,
Universally, Justice and Permanence
OF the Institution of Slavery
Reviewing the Normal,
Physiological and Psychological
Characteristics of tho Negro Race
Illustrating the Entirety OF
Distinction. moral and political
Between Ancient Slavery
And African Subord!nation
Exposing the Fanatical
Inconsistencies o. Akolitionism,
And Enforcing the Reason Of Secession
And Exhibiting the
Wrong ard lniquity Of tho
Present unnatural War wased
Against the South by the North
Ere, Ere, Ere.
By T. W. MAC MAHoN.
NJ Orders, to receive promp, attention. should
Do sddressodto WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishcrs and BOOKSELLERS.
70 lit AS Main s., Richmond. Va
~ SMOKING
have on hand. at Psetory. on 7th stree.
RICHMOND, VA,
4 large stock Of
f+. WING
BACCo.
OF al grades and styles,
At pnces ranging non
Is 10 IS cents per pound,
Including 70. los, halfpounds. poand.,
DARK
II LEO-
TWIST and other
FANCY sTyLHs
sasoxINo TOBACCO.
- - Cent? pas psaaA
Al Of whisA = eesrsd ~ sale q moAsrsas psaess
fer eaAh. IF4
Prompt attention psia - Ill esasrs accom-.
paais1 With saAA. se caaAndssaHs besAA
~ 0-l.dQ JA10a TuoAAA u
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THx LIsooISIrEs DsLreArxp.- Louis.
VILE Courier, Of the Ath inst, says:
THE Lincolnitss yesterday did not nj lam Mt
to eoncsal their delight at the news Of the
death OF President Davis Thew coiiartaa - :
gsther in squads, and with bearninr connte
nanees exaitsd loudly anti openly :"
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NOTlCE-The subscribers having purchased
IN the entire interest of GEO. A. KEEN and
SPENCER SCOTT in the business heretofore con
Quoted under the nrn and style Of KEEN, BALD
WIN WILLIAMS, will continue the same bust.
ness under tho firm and style Of
BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
All persons indebted to the late firm win make
payment to Us, and those having claims will bs paid
on application. THOS. s. BALDWIN,
JNO. Z. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Aug % 1861 "a IL,
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CTRAY HORSE.-Came to the residence of the
- subscriber, Aechanicsville Turnpike, right
hand side going from Richmond, on Sunday, 9Th
inst, . medium sized buy HORSE, with ssar in
his forehead left hind foot white. lie had on y
saddle and bride. The owner is requested to come
and take him away after paying charges.
Sc lit. l.. IL HOLLOWAY
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-EW MILITARY SURGERY.

NEW MILITARY SURGERY.
WEST JOHNS SION,
PUBLISHERS, 145 MAIN STREET,
Have ready this morning
Of the Surgeons in the Confederate Army
with Appendix of the Rules and Reguls
tions Of the Medical Department OF the Con
federate Army BY J. Julian Chisholm, NJ D.
Professor Of surgery in the Medical College OF
the state Of South Carolina, etc. Price, g. so
by mail g. Recently published.
COL. WM GILHAMs
M A n u Al
vOLUNT Frs AND MILITIA
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES.
COMPRISING:
Army Organization;
Organization OF Infantry
Cavalry, Field Artillery,
and the Staff
Arms and Ammunition
Schools of the Soldier;
Company. Battalion,
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Evolutons Of the Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics
Honors Paid by Troops;
Duties of Captains
Companies;
Duties in Camp and Garrisons
The Stat; Battles
Court -siartials and the
-. Articles of War.
Price, $3.50; by mail, So
Instructions for Field Artillery extracted from Gil
hams Manual for Volunteers and Militia; SOC
The Troopers Manual BY Col. j. Lucius Davis
new edition; $l25.
Hap of the Seat of War in Eastern Virginia 3Jc
Map of the Confederate States Soc.
Bayonet Exercise and Skrmisher's Drill. BY Col
Il. Milton Gary. Beautifully Illustrated; ST.
The Volunteers Hand Book. This book should be
| IL the hands of every person Soc
Hardce S Tactics: two volumes; the only complete
| edition with plates; $3.50.
The School of the Guides; or, the Practical Sol
der; illustrated 81.
The Volunteers Manual; Sl.50.
Roberts Hand Book of Artillery; sc.
Buckholtx's Infantry Camp DUTY; SOC,
Buckhsltz's Science of War; 75c.
Mahans Outpost Duty 81.
The New Map of Virginia; 75c
Instructions in Heavy Artillery-very scarce a..
Southern Military Manual; 81
Picture OF the Battle o. Bull Run, July 2l't; 81.
ARMY REGULATIONS
Adopted fol- the use Of the Confederate States Il
accordance with late acts of Congress, revise
from the old United States Army, 1857; retain
ing all that is essential for Officers of the Line
to which is added m act for the establishment
and organization of the Army of the Confeder
ate States of America. Also. Articles Of WaI
for the Government of the Army of the Con
| federats States o. America. g.
Persons RENTING TO rs the marked price of eli
Their of the above. exc,pt Gilham's Manual will re
ceiye them iree of postage or freight.
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n .SG1yesssos. NOW that there Il % mach
passing to and fro between the Capitol and
the Post-Onlcs building, in which several OF
ment have their bufeaus would itnot boWo1l
to have gate opening into the public square
Immediately in front of this latter buildingf
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NOR HIRE-A No. l COOK, WASHER and
T. IROSER, Apply to
50 ll-2ts ROBERT A. MAYO.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

TOR HIRE have for hire three able bodied
Il MIN accustomed TO working on farm
would make excellent hands to cut cord wood AID
ply at my residence on 10th street, between Frank
lin and Grace. JOHN II. BLAKEY
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EOURTH STREET HOSPITAI.-The ladies
IL Of tho First Baptist Church have procured h
house on Fourth street. hey ond Leigh and propose
opening L rs hospital for sick and wounded sol
dlcrs, On Monday next. They will be grateful for
any supplies either of provisions clothing rom
tho city or country, that may be adapted TO the
wants of the patients Contributions for this pur-
pose may be left at the hospital or at the store OF
Mr. WIN. &. DANDRIpGE, loo Broad street,
sc LIS
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and FISHER
Drawn by Capt. Samuel p. Mitchell, Adutant of
the First Regiment Virginia Volunteers from sur
ve"s made by himself Price 25 cents; by mail
30 cents. Pubished by
". HARGRAyE WHITE
Publisher and Book seller
ssll-Yts l13 Main street Richmond u.
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WANTS.

NTASTED-TO RENT neatly FL RNISII, !,
wv ROOM, for two single gentlemen nenr ~
Custom House. Address box l,7s4 city Pos, %,
Ecf. ll-A.
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totypes in Jerusalem: "Ye serpcnts, yc gen
Grafton Of vipers. how can You escape the
,amnation of hell r.
It is true, that the descendants Of the Cava
Tiers in the Southern States are now the most
enlightened and ardent of all constitutional re-
rublcans, and, represented in all religious dc
nominations. have no more attachment TO Chur, b
and State than their Puritan enemies. But in
one essential particular they remain I'M
changed, and until they have changed in this,
ruritanism VIII never cease to make war upon
them. They are still gentlemen, and that to
Romdhead is an objectionable sin. They
have improved in many respects upon the
original stock; are better men physically and
morally, and are mt the same time equally ex.
eulpt from religions ultrasn and from sSmS OF
every kind The Roufdhcsd has more reason
than ever To feel that the Cavalier is his SIT
perior. and. even if slavery had never existed
that CALLING fact, eating into his very bones
would have rendered perpetual peace betwce,
| the TWO impossible.
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ID l. l. u n A n ID NJ NASS A.
JUST PUBLISHED,
A complete and accurate MAP of the country oc
cupied by the Confederate and Federal troops at
Bull Run and Manassa, the 18th and 2lst July
1851 showing
MANASSAS
BULL Run,
all the ROADS
500. and FORDS,
And the position Of the various regiments and bat.
te~ies at those memorable battles showing also tho
spots whore fell those noble patriots,
BEE,
BARLOW
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NTANTED-iMMEDIA n
w PORTER for the Spotswood Hotel
40 li-ot
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ED-IMMEDIATELY-A BAKTp
w and PASTRY COOK, at the Spo,,wn,S
Hotel. Apply, at once, to
l1-lf
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Nf1N# $ -
.1sse4s4 81 IS - ss a
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railroad SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 800 600 900 OF private capital have been e1
pended on the railroad system OF Illinois Inasmuch a.
mart Of the income from several Of these works viii
valuable public fund in lands go diminish the Stat
expenses the taxes ARE LIGHT, and must consequently
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The deep rich loan OF the prairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
anil Middle States moving 10 Illinois in great mum
be The area Of Illinois is about equal to that OF En-
gland and the soil is rich that it VII support twenty
millions Of people
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POPULATION.

The State Is rapidly fling up with population sos
O25 persons having been added since 1880, making th
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands, soil, climate,
application to
J. w f.
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JOHNSON HOUSE
Huntsville. Alabama.

THIS house. established by the present -
Proprietor, in 1856, is sfiii open FOR the .sszH
accommodati of transient gentlemen, and taEu.U
furnishing single meals at all reasonable hours
II Is not inferior in its comforts 10 any House be-
twesn New Orieans and louisville, being supplied
with Spring Mattresses and Gas in the Bed Rooms,
and tle Table and Bar with everything regardless OF
cost under the present eireumsances be pro
cured. ALEA JoHNSoN.
jnIys 1s6l-1m.
The Memphis Bulletin and Nashville Patriot copy
for month, and send account this olce-Htnts-
rSlls IndedendeRt-
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The Company refer the citizens Of the Southern
Confederacy TO
E. q. PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank,
JOHN KIRKMAN, Eeq., Pres't. Union Bank,
d. WEAVER, Esq, Cashier Planters Bank,
Massrs. DOUGLAS 4 Co., Merchants.
A. WIRELESS Il Co., Bankers.
A9- Persons in the South DESTROYS Of sending let
tiers to the Federal Government will please the
same to american Letter Express Co.. (unser coyer)
enclosing fifteen cents in Cash Confederate Stamps
securely. q. s Government Envelopes Stamps are
Of use 10 Ms do not send them. The rate above
given is for letters not exceeding "a in weight
letters weighing over x ounce win have 20 contain
sufficient money 70 pay according 10 regular postal
iuneSO-dlw.
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Rates on Flour Reduced.
Notice to Shippers.
SUPERINTENDENTS {

SUPERINTkNDENTS OFFIOE, \
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA Z r Co
Nashville, April LIST, 1851.
rINHE agency at ShellmOund, on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, has been discontinued
Therefore treights be prepaid Goods destined
for that Station. The Company will be RESPONSE
bic such reghts being unloaded In good order
ut the station.
81 aprl4-u 4. ". COLE, Superintendent.
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I" WAR NOTICE"

L,ROM and after this date, will not 6llorders for
L any description Of Goods unless accompanied by
the " CASH"
Being obliged to pay cash for every article pur-
chase, our friends and the public generally will at
see the necessity of this course on our part.
Our Stock Of GROCERIES and CONTEMPORARIES
Ii now full and well assorted, and Cash dealers will nnd
our house the place TO purchase.
THOMPSON, SPERRY L CO.,
No. "A Market street,
apr20-n Nashville, Tenn.
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CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing TO my old friends and
lcustomers that after absence Of two years, l
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all u. branches, having pur-
chased the interest of myS rother in the old establish
months N New York the past Summer TO obtain fully
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
class work than most Galleries boast of, and con-
sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but TO elevate still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr.. COOK
of the best Photographers in the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
only 70 make this the leading Gallery in the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce TO the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or coored,
IvOrytypes, :"
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
I still continue TO make the Melainotype and Am
trely new in this city, except the Autograph Care,
wher but one made at sitting. All who are in want OF
anything in my line politely invited 10 give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-u B. @. d. O. 3 A.
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Express to Clarksyille.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il nounce that they are running MESSENGERS
through to GAINESVILLE, via E K. and n C. & L. Rail
cars and prepared to forward that place and in
tervening points with prOmptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent By express. They viii also forward
e all places on stage routes connecting with the
Railroads Bills, notes, drafts. etc, colected and
prompt return made.
IS Office No. 1e Public Square.
feblT-u A. h. HOLT, Superintendent.
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KVSlNESS.

vIyANTED, partner, In q well established and pay.
w ing cash business take the place one retir-
ing on account q III health. From one 70 th0us-
ana dollars VII b required This u an sxcsIisnt
eAanos fnr active business man, stneis o. young
Married man prsesrrsd. Address etc p D. Naseyiiis.
uAra7@u
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Georgia Western Railroad.
- 800
O,r1cE GEORGIA wEsrKKy R.u.o.nco

1'711lNN I
Atlanta, Nov. l7th, 1850 +
"A day, it was
heSotued, That taking into consideration the threat
enng aspect OF political affairs, the oonsaaueu,
sGlhgehcy III the money market the Beard of IIir-n
tors deem II prudent 10 POSTPONE the proposed Iftt,
oi contracts on the Georgia Western Railroad ,n,i
given. WI &c
heSooedr mat an instalment Of one dollar Der sha
De called IN, payable The drst day of lec,mer nv,
al the Olce oil the Company in Atlanta IN lieu OF ~
ten per cent called ia, ayabIe ~ the Aforesaid tine
and place. ~ AiNA's
heSotoed, That the Chief Engineer be instrurted "a
continue IN service the corps Of Assistant Engineers
order 10 prepare the whole work for iettln. beIxs
Atlanta ana The Western terminus. W. p oRME.
noN@+-u Secretary
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TRAVELLERS.

tH7HEN you 60 10 New York, drive direct 10 The
w SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner Of
Houston street, conducted the European plan
Good Fare, good Rooms, prompt attendance, and
moderate charges. single rooms, so cents IS cent?
and 81 per day Double rooms and pariors 81 SO 70
So meas as ordered This Hotel has All the appoint
ments OF the best hotels, central location AMI
rs heated throughout by steam
feb2s-dsm SAMUEL e. MEAD. Proprietor.
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FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
South Nashville Bakery.
Potatoes
BROOKS { ORR's & MesaUGHPS

cyPooI corroSs, al sizes, IN Black, White and &C
- on ., 50 cents per dozsn, a.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE offIz,
usris-a - Uaioa street.