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SPRING CLorHING.-Messrs THoMA Rowan, on
College street. nearly opposite the Sewsnee Hotel,
have just received large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices to suit the times. Cen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call. march5-d1m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAnLEY,x mAc1car, paIr ExrRAoron

DAELEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
surpassed By nonn for the cure Of Burns scads Old Sores,
GiandGsr HWelngs and tazal consequences 4 heats ~
eradication, vel on, ard 1enehaes % ne hidden
Of the masdy For the Wsu2ds and Ulcers that
rppear to defy All ether applications prevents suppurasen
~ exPelng tie poisonous and having reduced the n
eamaticn and dispersed proud fesh appears 70 create neg
skin and heals Nhsuf disagreement Sold 1t the principal
depots II Broadway, Is and charte street. New oreans
and merchants
rner1 dhvfr,
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Reported BY a. a. Harrison, Steamboat, aad baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The river still continues to rise slowly. Now on
en- Harpeth Shoals 81 feet, weather indicating rain
Steamer E. Howard departed for New Orleans.
Steamer Jas. johnson will be the next bat due in
port from New Orleans
Steamer Lady Pike next boat due from Cincin-
natl immediately after win follow the St LOUIS
Glenwood and Nashville
First boat due from Louisville viii be the John
Gault.
This day, as usual, there will be regular packet
boat to leave for Paucah.
Steamer Ida Nay now discharged ana WIN ue
part foa Cincinnati at 3 O'Clock, r A.
FREIeHT-Littse more the wharf at present
than has ever before been witnessed the most Oh II
consists in -four, corn, oats, bacon and lard-au
the substantals of life; it is destined South via
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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SECESSION AMONG THE TTPos.-At late meeting Of
the Typographical Union of Jackson, Miss, a COM
mittee was appointed to draft an Ordinance of Sc
cession from the National typographical Union"
with view to the formation Of another grand body
in the Confederate States.
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NEW ORLEANS, March I2-coton firm, sales to day 500
bales. Mddng i1k9I2 Sales Of three days $500 bales.
Receipts OF three days bales against % 900 bales during
corresponding receipts this port
year $50 At all South
ports Bio Coffee l393. Freight Havrs
IL. To Liverpool g.
NEW YORK. March l2Coton fr sales to-day 500 bales.
Kidding upland 1I[. Floura qualities slightly declined
Ssies 10 50 bills Goes 10. Gonzales 500 bushels
6796S. Mess Pork dull, ssles 100 bills II a09I7 So Lard
steady. Sales 95obbs 9If9I0. sugAr-cuha 4k965S.
CINCINNATI March u Rlour 5094 CO. Wheat advanced
Whisky-saies l20 bbs l3 Mess Pork Is 7597 90.
Lard ssf99.
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eaverwor cbaso ON the Crisis-HfS Cons
versation with DR.. Writ, OF Westmorc-
land County, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Views.
The Richmond (Va.) Examiner states that an IN
correct and imperfe ct statement Of a conversation
between DR.. WRIT, of Westmore.and County, Vir-
ginia and SALMON P. CHAsE, of Ohio, now Secretary
of the Treasury, having found its way into print,
the gentleman to whom the following letter Is adj
dressed desires to make public this full and authen
tic statement of that conversation. 1t falls like
pencil of light on the whole proceedings Of the new
party in power:
81 have been anxious to communicate the sub
stance of conversation held by DIR. Writ, (my
brother-in-law,) with Ex-Governor Chase OF Ohio,
in Washington, on the evening of Friday, the 10th
February. He called upon Chase and expressed
hope that, as he would probably be In Lincoins
Cabinet, he would use his influence to preserve
peace in the South and attempt to reinforce or
retake tbs Southern forts: and Chase told HIM that
the President would do his duty, and reinforce An
derson and protect him at all hazards IL South
Carolina resisted, the consequences would be on her
own head. DIR. Writ told him what would be the
effect of such a course on the South. All the con-
servative and Unionloving men of Virginia and the
South would resist; secession would result, and the
entire South forced into Union. He answered, that
could not be helped.
when DR.. Writ inquired If he ever expected the
South to return to the Union after their homes had
been threatened and their country devastated he
we do not want them to return. If the
slave States remain in the Union they will have to be
satisfied with much less than they are now demand
ing Dr.. Writ then inquired if he expected to sub
jugate the South? He said: Ten millions Of people,
with four millions of slave in their midst, could
scarcely resist twenty-six millions But what is
your object! inquired Dr. Writ, and he answered.
10 free the slave, who is the cause OF the war:
What will you do with him when thus freed! AL
low you to have him peoR, 10 work your fields,
if you willing to pay for their services if not,
they be celOnized in Central america DR.: Writ
then inquired if the Fugitve-slave Law was to be
Mr.. Chase SAID: 1T would have to be
modified, and when slave who escaped was pursued
ana identified he could be given up paid for; if
paid for be would be sent 30 the aforesaid colony in
Central America He added: In the event of war
in the South no slaves would be in Virginia within
one years and in ten years slaves would be found
within the borders of the Southern Confederacy."
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The Railroad Bonds are unfinchingly firm, and
few of the firstclass mortgages are to be had I'M
less at advance. The fluctuations of the general
market have no influence on this department of the
list, there being steady investment demand.
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CLEARANCE FROM THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA.-Advices from Ponce, Porto Rico, to the 2lst
ult state that the British brig 0n,oard had arrived
there with clearance from the Republic of South
Carolina, which was entered under protest
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received the following
from J. A McCLURE of UnoR street:
Whit Whit / Wander Not pretty bird song
by ABr, with a chirrupplng accompaniment which,
with little alteration, might be converted into
agreeable Flute obligate.
Like the Song of Birds in Summer, and Waiting
in the Moonlight; sentimental drswingroo bal>
lads, both with a pleasing melody, and the latter
with touch of drollery. Composed by J. w. CuER-
~ and WIZ P. HART respectively.
The American Flag, and Major Anderson's Grand
March pieces which will be mainly attractive
from their susiens to current political events the
former an adaptation of Belnis Faoni Ia trombd to
some well known verses by J. r. DRAKE, the latter
a good miltlry strain, adorned with portrait of
Major ANDERSON
The original Parlor Reels, as played by JORDAN,
arranged by ]. RUDD ADAM. This is published by
MCCLURE himself. The man who can sit still while
they are played has no dance in him, for they are
replete with the widest spirit of fun Two of them
we observe to be marked as compositions of our
fellow-citizen HERsCHEL FESToN, who herein shows
himself to be clever composer well a skilful
volinist.
MCCLURE has always the best and newest music
on hand, and all Nashville musicians and amateurs
know well that there is never anything musical 60
ing on but what he is in. Give him a call.
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ocs de leon besTed credulors ages have found
the Watersof RsIzysncszneesb he found them not IL
waspreserved for emnsnt Of day discover tae
fr. a7ery. Il purely in its
origin, and The oldest aconsr hnndersnck At tn:
pidty with which the The system, which
18th common ofdyspepsia deb depression OF Spirits
ennu and general 2rOalon Throughout the South, ss-
pecay Il truphed every thing the phzrnacoPeas
and may be truly called the great ally Of natare Sold by
all respectable druggists throughout tbs United States snd
Csnads. J. WRIGHT co., sole projectors, Neg Orleans,
Ia
Sold also By all Druggists In Nashville
nar3 dtWkwlm
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correspondent of the Patriot suggests Hon. JoR-
DAN STOKES of Wilson, as a suitable candidate of his
party for Governor. Now is your time, Mr.. Stokes.
Go in lemons
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ENGLISH TRADE WITH THE SOUTH-RoGERsoS, Of
the great English iron firm, is in Montgomery, Ala,
it is said, about steam line between Liverpool and
New Orleans and Mobile. for which he proposes to
furnish one-half the capital
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DIED-Mrs. CATHERINE 0'CoNNELI4 mother Of
of the attaches of this efce, died of Jaundice.
Friday evening, the 9Th inst, at o'clock, after
an illness of six days. She leaves husband and
three children to mourn their loss.
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The organization of the Senate shows the preva-
lence of the radical Abolition interests of that
body. for all the principal committees are in the
hands of extremists
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New YORK, March 1l.-Adsices from Moutrome-
~ announce that the constitution Of the new Con
federacy has been ordered to be engrossed. Il Is
extremely conservative. Five millions Of ths loan
have been taken at par, and no doubt the remain
der will be taken az the same figure.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

NASHVILLE cHGTrAEoosA r. R. Col
Superintendent ofhce,
URING the time breaks the WeBtfrn and Atlantic Rail
read OF Georgia. being repaired used
ton to accommodate the business Of Local Stations In
cudine Chattanooga Bot that the breaks in the State
Road repsred And Trains running through 70
Atlanta. We think Il duty In regular turn, accord
ing to egh that have accumulated during the
pension Interpretations Tie Western ard Atlantic Rail
road Therefore, freight for LEGAL stations, nelnd
ing Chattanooga, resved until further notice And de-
string equal justice ALL during hs unprecedented tuh
freight request ali parties in the city interested Ia ne
rnpment botn through and local freight % fgninn us win
aterners freight ready for Shipment that hey may 3 en-
tered upon their regular turn The hani
tests from and tho Louisville resd, VII neH Tor
themselves 70 dates r. w. CO1si
febfe-d nuPsrin.anosns
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

YHyHK uudsrs gned ing administered the
Rains deceased all perSens having claims against said
estate are nohed present them fer payment according
law and indebted 70 said estate will please
Onward and settle without delay.
fsbI7-Elf' R.R. RAINS. AdEiDsstrstor.
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New Boots md Shoes.
We have just received most beautiful lot Of hne
boots, shoes, and CATERS for gentemens wear.
Come in young gents and get shodl
feb27-lw. FARRAR, DIsNuKEs & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.


IUEafAY hYASlNe, March II, 1881.
The demand for Exchange On New York sim CON.
sinuss heavy, and we hear that some Of the old
Banks are unable 20 supply the demandsof their
regular customers. The supply in the hands of Other
Banks and Bankers is ample for the present, and
they continue to check freely at former rates. We
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

rived on Saturday, says be had only fffsen dssu.
subsistance and wood. The question has therefore,
arisen with the Administration whether 70 attempt
reinforcemerfs or the fsHf be abandoned. The ht-
ter course, it IS thought win Be adopted fro1 ne
cessity, By advice Of Lieut. General Scott There
=, however, conflict Of opinion between Rspubli-
cans on this question but 40 conclusion was arrived
e IN cabinet council to-day.
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GIDDNGs is an applicant to be Consul General to
Canada, $4,000 Office.
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Wholesale Dry Goods.
SPRING OF 1861.
TRABUE g. LUCAS.

EEIH now receiving stock Of Spring and summer,
w Fancy Staple Dry Goods Clothing Boots Shoes
erogans Variety Cutlery Hats Carpet
ings Oil Cloths re All Of which have been Bought
texe usvey importers ~ panic prices
which We call special Of prompt paying and cash
only sdH be head quarters for cash deal
these who gilt Edged Notes and pay them
That We may be fully undsrood say positively that
ssli Goods for cash and Who pay their
notes when due (enlyj
IN ADDITION 10 regular Wholesale business will advance
cash ca every description Goods Wares and MERCHANDISE,
furniture, Groosres, Produce, &C. &C., &c, to be sold at
auction for cash. No Goods sold account ct Aue
ton.
Aueten sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
foe cash. persons having Goods to sell At Auction, will
please turE them In and get tas money plump up.
mar2-tI TRAbUE & LUCAS.
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The National Ireigencer is to become the admins
tratisn organ.
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FARRAR, DIsxukEs Co. are opening most beau
tifl lot Of Shoes Of all kinds especially for Ladies'
and Gildrsa Cali on them, ladies, they are besut-
full, and they sch them very low for the CASH.
marchll-tf.
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Dark, Glossy, ana
-

Dark, Glossy, ana
LuXariant Hair.
HOW!
By using Heimstreets ISinSG6is Restorative Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & CO., Projectors, Troy, ny.
ses an advertisement headed,
sGYOU LOOK IN VAEN.,s
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The convcts in the pententiary of Mississippi are
engaged in manufacturing tents for the army of the
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RhOnographY

RTR. pOL9EAR will commence class this beautiful
I'VE art, o'clock, Monday night. the llth inst
Rooms in KrkrAns building, corner Of Union and sunme
streets.
All Who desire 70 thrsefouThs Of thsir putting
their thoughts paper should learn it..
LESSONS IN WHITING given usual.
febl2-6
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From Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, March 12-Texas advices say that
the troops formerly stationed at Camp RinggOld
arrived at Fort Brown ON their way to the coast.
The steamer Daniel Webster was outside Brazos to
transport the Federal troops.
Il is reported that 1900 Texans are stationed on
the Rio Grande, and reinforcements are still ar
irving.
The Collector Of the District of Brazos has re-
signed, but resumed his duties under the authority
of Texas.
Col. Ford is at Brownsville Gen Mcleod is in
command at BrazOs, and Gen. Nichols at Point
Isabel
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE river is falling, with
feet inches water in the canal
ST. LOUIS, March 12-The river is falling but IL
103 feet above low water mark.
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New YORK, March ll.-yKSSA--It is reported
that Austria, Prussia and Russia have concluded a
convention act in concert against Polish or Hun
garian outbreaks.
ST. PrrERsBuae-A new tariff of European goods
viii soon be established.
NArLEs.-The Government has taken possession
of religious property.
The garrison at Gaeta has been sent to the NeapOl
itan islandE.
TURIN.-Admiral Persans is soon to be joined by
Cioldini, who has arrived of Merrina, which he will
soon summon to surrender.
RoNE-VictOr Emmanuel viii soon be proclaimed
King from the Capitol.
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MFRS. WENsLOW,

An experienced and female physicians has soohin
Syrup for children eethng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethng By soenng tho gums reducing all Inflammation
will asy all PAIN and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon mothers 1t will give rest yourselves relief
health your infants. Perfectly safe al See sdrer
tsement In another column. oet2e-Iy
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sANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
.uascrrD DAILY sr TIE MERcn.srs' BAnK-sHrARD q Co
Tennessee
Irha nnta1 Of all Ranks quoted at par are bankAbls

BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, MeuphiA
Mechsnics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of Raat Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson. cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tszeweli.
Bank Of Tazexell,
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sANFORD's
Liver Inv1&oraEoT
NEVER DERHLETATEs.

=
Tt IL compounded entirety from Gum. and
mas become an established fEc Standard Medicines knogn
and approved by all that have ased 1t, and Is
serted to with confidence in ali the disease fer whiek n
10 recommended =
It has cured Thousands & within the Last TIVE years
who had given up all hopes Of relief, a. the numerous
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of tss
individual aking IT, and US ed in such quantities - t.
act gently on the Bowels. e
& 3. !; ss: !: e
viii cure Liver Conn . plants, BiIioas AZ.
saSG, eysPsPs,a inSna. D5 Dv.snss.
II. Dropsy, sour ssomaca l, IA sitnsi
Costiveness, ChOl- lie, Cholera, ChoIe-
ience. a nm ic e. - FeInaie weather.
es, and may be used sue = Icessfully Ordsna-
Sans, i VI, vii s suts r,
twenty minutes, II = two or three Tea-
spoonfuis are tak- n en- At the commencement Fl
All who use itare giving their no.y
In its faTor.
Mix water in the mouth Wit the InvigoratOr, and sxass
Also, sANFORD's FAMILY CATHARTIc
PILLS. compounded from pure pat up
GLASS CASES, air tight, aad will keep any climate.
The Family Cal lxRartie PILL Is gen.
tie but active CAthartic which the proPrietsr has
The constantly incrss.Ing o demand from TAOS. was
have long used the PILLS = the sasfnetlon which
all express in regard to induced ne to plscs
The Profession well know that different cathsriss sat
= The FAMILY ca = THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established act,
been compounded from Z variety Of the purast Vese
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of ths
aimentary canal, and are y good and safe In all
where q Catharfic is q needed, such as - %
engagements OF the Stomach, S1eePf-
ness, Pains In the g Back and l. u .,
COstiyencss, r a ini and Soreness ever
the whole b o d wi e from sudden csla, which
frequently, neglected. = end In long Of Pc
Loss of Appes s tite,a Creeping Sem
satf9n of Cold over e the body, KesffesB-
ness, Headache, or weigh In the head,
all InfIammat rY 81 Diseases Worms, In
Children or Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of thu Blood and many diseases 70 Which
1esh is heir, too te menoa in this advertise
ment. Desc, to ;. Price dimes
The Liver InvigoraGOr and Family Ca
thaPttc Pills reta by Druggists generally and sole
wholesale BY the trade IL all the large towns
st W. SANFORD, ND.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, nj
o. WOOD & CO.,
febl 81. Lsuis, No.
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ve,.e, wreckea.

MoNrEvIDo, Feb. 16.-The bark Warwick for New
Orleans from Cadiz with salt struck the reef in the
harbor and is total wreck. The cargo is lost.
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FoR RxNT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at tAis
office. dee2oR
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NEW sPAPERa

NEW - PAPER@
INDICATE PUEBLO OPINION.
Usually cautious, great confidence placed n
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FRoM TIE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
There to be for thin gray HAIR that
the celebrated RxIMsIRKETs IEIsITAsLR HAIR
BE had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
when people protect from marks
Of when they uxprate In glossy black locks
vsnced period Of their lives WAes white and gray Hair
turned beautiful black aubura when hair made
to upon bald heads when all this de
ET0RATIvE will do It. This Hair Restorative seysna psY
adventure the best thing Of the kind invented The es
In possession in regard this wonderful preparation,
rant Us Ia unquaifsdly recommen ing it."
TRoz TIE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Hany citizens are speaking in gisw.
Ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
"Ths inconraraby excellent preparation for the Hsssson
Of Grey Hair to the original COLOR preserve Fair l
ing out, and to badness, is sale at HuHpkw
Browns this city evidence this
hupbusg conclusive Testimonials that eject may
found in almost every papar in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leave dyes slOue only some recsss Restorative,
like Heins:reets Inimitahle"
Sold eyerywhere-Price 500 and 81 per bottle.
W. Il. RAGAN & CO., Proprisssrs.
feh2+dtwkw3n Trey, New York.
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Personal LIssrsy am Rspsalea.

BesToS, March 1.-THE bill 10 repeal the person
al liberty act has passed the Senate Of Maine By a
vote Of II to 10.
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Stock for Sale, $3.50.
JOHN WHoRLEY. 81 South Market Street, offers feg
sale sl5, 600 worth Of SocE! Cal and see him.
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Good boarding, at moderate rates, can be obtained
by calling at Mrs. LANES South High street. Fami-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms, and
few day boarders can also be accommodated.
rarch5
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Departure OF PassenEer Train

Departure of Passenger Trains.
HAssv1rIx AID oKsrTAHoosA- A. NJ, 3 2 n.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAnA-5s15 A. NJ. 3sOOf
Gsliafn Express 500 ?. n
sDoEsrELD AM KzHr-cxr-2:45 P. n. - n A.
NAEnvIt1z AM DEcaTuR-0s30 A. n, 6'So = -
Arrival OF Passenger Tk.
EAsnvfIrz AKD CHarrAEoosa-s:0o A. ~. 0tS2
rEEEusEE AID ALABAkA-I 1000 A. n, Ss2o n
Louisville AND NAsHviLLE-5s0o a. =. e.1o A NJ
NASHVILLE am DrcATUK-1s1 10 a. ~ AsA0 = n
errrrlp arr KrrTucKr-f0.1S A. d
neparsure of Freight Trains.
T..,..... 4. Alabama-5:30 n.
TorlsvilIe Nasbvilie--2s3o A n.
rdrese1 4 Kenturky-fs45 n
Arrival OF Freight Trains.
Teuuessss ARhsma-4s30 P NJ
Iouisrilis 4 Nanhvile-0.25 n.
Edceneld 4 Kentucky-lo.l5 A II.
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SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.

Have lust Received another lot Of
those Imported Principe seEars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street.
wv LANGLEY.
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Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 500 dol
lars cash, in Eeady Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT P. o.
Nov. Is, lS6O-tf