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SAaEaeSSOl and Savanna
FREIGHT LINES.

nA .. AEDUcED AND SPEED MGR d
X -, = E srsight Trains ousll e..
Nashville. harpeEh rafes froEa New
s s1st Cas- per 100 lbs, 81 81 mir,
49, Slss- do IS Eoarss -, pr IVY rs
hats Caps sn Bonnets 2S O'aa,, do
-' s5s IN SsIf ysaaah aad Charleston to Sa.A,s
Tine ron N-r Yo-t - ps;t.,.,,
ana nine a.. puA-, ven md ha
,. l--s esataihs czuSe TIE sl.,se ~ -,.,,, 81.
NJ 49,. ~ a a Sunday over threr iir,
- a,.. p p zee or snow Ovsrch.rgss ,nd
Vile snd Chst,roo-. :, 80 promptly sd5asled b ~
dec 22-e rkE IN asiifery.
o W An n Y
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Haanny's combined RenDer = J
Mower.
ANTE WOODS IMPROVEMENT
celebrated aAehins soevei tie arst premises ar },
soLD AkoA a. he besteombined Reapiag and lfoV- M
hs great United States Agricultural Fair hsl5 az ~,
80 eSPssnoer loSl The trial came % near Svraou-
a IN Sayl where all the pri spal Eaehiu.s n ~
s1AIes sere thoroughly tested The Committee as beI,
thr9agn Marshal P. Wider President IynEts Rt,s 49,
Society, ct Louisville, Ey. = ''o'
II also received the ward a. IA hat ks.,s, ~ - .,
aoser before two separate eomnttsea appointI ~ ~
aent o. ne DaEidson County Agricultural societv q ~
US ever most OF the machines nov in Se IN ~,
oler premiums and awards we're river III.
ne LAst season, over every Mschinein America
Tue eDege Machines are for sale BY ths undeTrsrn.F
,. =. cHRATHAM, - t'ns'i
General Agent Tor TIE stafs.
t..- 49, blsbhR, WHEELEn a c.
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EsTRAYR--.DIckson CnnnIr.

HVAKEN pby Wa HEssls in nh District Of aid osuny
Bay hare, lax hands high bay coer. sar N forshesl
aboEt Is year cid e hind foot Hts, back and unho
Appraised ga October, lssO, 70 eS A. J. ALIEN,
noFea-E3ts Ranger.
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j. r. FIHTEA X 81 CO.'S
Premium CO al Oil,
xlsusAc7uarD IN ST. IoUru, Nc

1HNosAt7aIHED HV
TTyHTS OIL Is almost seDar the purs Spring
Observation-Disclosures the wick sznsks the
cnnythe best OH made in the East West. and took the first
premium at the last st Louis Fair One trial is all Il needs to
recommend IL to We have supply If this
superior OIL which Offering the uanuiaeres
pr.ce- MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO..
apri9-n Nos. g and Market street.
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GEEERAE TREiaHr 0FncE, NASHVILLE AID DECATUR R. RI
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th. 1e6e.
and sfer the e0th inst, fseRhts Decatur all points
on Mephis and Charleston and cads
wiz be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention freghts have plain shipping
marks the Destination in full and initials OF last each
package. elock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN w. RADCLIFFE,
noVl8-clm General Aeeu
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FIFTY DOLLARS HEWARD.

Tg3HB above reward viii be given for the apprehension o. Il
negroes runaway from the subscriber, near Altanont
Grundy county, Ten5@ssee the night Of The third Monday
10 September last the lodging them In safe jail
get them, and notifying me Of thst fact And also
for tbs apprehension Of any white person Who mag be
eerne in the deeoying them or that Re may dealt with
csrding to justice.
Description of the Negroes.
The eldest, ahout fsrtyseFcn or frtye zt YEAR
age walks little lane In Of her feet. The ether Two
boys absut twelve and the other eleven years q
all black. II apprehenaed the especially, win msss Ii
~ deny her and he place Of his abode II al Of aid
EFces cannot Be found together, will give in proportion Of
above reward for any two 81 them.
dsol-w4s A. P. ROKREsrER
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIIh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West, will ioIloEs
GOING HAST.
Leave Nashville at 3:3e A N and Bpm.
Arrive At Chattanooga 100 N AID I:45A
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:So N and 7:30 pm.
Arrive at Nashville at 5:3O II and "a NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, Tora
~ PhladelphiA, Baltimore Washington City, RichnOni
Petersburgi Lynchburg ROCKVILLE, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston haroad and at Chattanooga
EA Tennessee Sna Georgia and Western
Through fczesS be had at any application
feSs Agent at ofhce st Depot to the following places and
81 the following prices, viz:
Naobrs IL 70 Nav u--- ii. r. n 100
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SEALED PROPOSALS
ILL be received the Office Of the Supen until II
O'Clock, M, November 10th for the Daysge Of the
Nashy lie Chattanooga hail Road for the year ending Nov
LIST, 1861. W COLE,
NOv3 Sunar iute isnf
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Humgariau Grass seed.

Hungarian Grass seed.
CSf received, and for sale ut low figure 500 bushels srpe
81 Hungarian Grass Seed This seed has selected with
great and was raised in the Northern portion Of MsoIr-s
rec from dirt and all impurities
sprIa-tf MIzsLL, HOOPER 4 co.
Fresh Peaches.
~ - DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches just received k sale
- sprIs-d MIZFLL. HOOPER < co
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Also, lot OF Choice WHISTLES in store since 1857,
and which defy competition
LELLYETT e. SMITH,
nnay26 'eo-dm Nos 10 and ~ South Market street,
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SHA ony enc running regarly three M
week and sack, from Fsysttsvieto TuIiah0aa; eavd
Monday, enesday and Friday nie.urn leave ID
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday connect mail
heears a. Tuahoma, and for the sceonmot
Dan Of passengers B. Smith, agsst, IS FuIlahsraa Co
earsand careful drives TIE fare thsoaxh only two osrs
lYI-uM I0HM n -slATInl
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Contents of No. 1853 [July 3O]:
New.York to the Rescue; What Shall be Done
Two Witnesses West POlnt The Reasoni Edi'
torial Paragraphs.
1.-THE BATTLE AT BULL RUN: Incidents Of the
Fight; Additional Lists Of Cssusltes.
III..FROM EUROPE.
N..FRoM CALIFORNIA; Summary ofthe LAte,, News
by Pony Express.
V..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Ohio Politics. Iowa Politics. The Nsw'hs1ic0
Mail From 81. Louis.
W..THE WAR FOR THE UNION: The Attack on
Manassas.
vII.TRE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA: By William II.
Russell
villa STRONG ARTICLE ON THE WAR: From the
Pen Of Benjamin kunz, ID. d.
TX OUR TROOPS ON THE KANAwHA: The Bs'tle
Of seareyi How Parcel Of our Office" were
x.THE SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION.
XI.A PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPLE OF
RHODE ISLAND
MI. PROGRESS OF THE WAR: Our Killed sud
WSa0d.d R.su5eEs,a Not 4 5S LseG9,ss Th6 A
enee 20 Gen scott: FTe.h troops from Iinol. and
indiana Prisoners Escaped from Manassas 2so Of
DeS De- ofI Of Col 5 cofcorsn :.'o Of the sshi
Assins, the z0nsve'i The Rebels Refuse to Bury
XIII. .THIRTY-sEvEYTH CONGREss-ExTRA sEs-
SION; Proceedings in the Senate and House Of Rep
reseniatyes
XIV THE SILVER CORD; By Shirley BrsOka
Xv..BARCHEsTER TOWERS By Anthony Trollope.
XVI. THE CROPS.
XVII. CENSUS STATISTICS OF MINNESOTA
XVIII. .sLAvERs ON THEIR WAY HOME WITH
NEGROES.
XIX. FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Xxx. NEWS SUMMARY.
XXI. PERSONAL
xxi. CITY NEWS.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Foil Reports Of the
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Chances for Bnsiness itlen.

A STOCK OF MERCHANTABLE GOODS
~ WANTED 80 Oo0 to sl2 900 worth In exchange lor
large and fire STORE In frat rate business location down
AdrcsI A., Tribune Office. with particulars.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-For Sale the
"A STOCK and TEXTURES ofhs Boot and Shoe Store No
3J2 Grends,, EsseH Market lately belonging Levi.
heynods deceased For terms Of ,sle inquire OF JAMES
OhlDLEl, Administrator Nc, No 50 Nssssu-st.
VNO DISTILLERS aud RECTIFIERS.-FOR
u SALE at BARGAIN-One Of n e best DISTILLF RTES
in the West situated three miles thriving
city Of Quincy Adams Co, Illinois THE Di-tillery building
Oxf0 feet and cattle barn Gr22 feet, buit of soe The To-
cation o. lot Of hne land, with falling
,s Of water and inlet Of the Msssppi River
gable all Of the Come, with the Distiey
4 an Alcohol APpSrsus Cost Of the property over <t,p9'
but IL offered, clear At e230O0 terms; w0nd
exchange the whole for Dry Goods Groceries, ohs
good ,Tchsndise. For rther psIticuars apply 60
FRANCIS MORGAN, No. 10 Pine. 4.
$1,000. &c 81 rARINER I.is.[ z wAHTEP 1TiY2
s1HOOL IN the State Of Connecticut Most favorable
offered Address FREDERICK NAUBAH New Haven Conn.
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gxrarslons.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS, by STATEN
~ ISLAND FARE SIX CENTS, By Ststen Island feiTy'
foot Of Whitchalls between Battery and South fery
GUIDE To CAMP5.-ro reach Comp NAhins,on srIe u a.
CiDon ie. aud sot Rides At silver Lake leave Boat a.
ho Al fr landing foI Camp Scot direct tNo extra charge
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR, from O. a m 70 p M
On ZINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, 10 p ~.
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JosEPH HEsgSAS Auotoneer.
- n - An =
Burning fInib, Oils, Sc.

4 TWOODs PURE ALCOHOL-Patented-
n Free rom u.el oil and other foreign matter by sehens
process adapted medical purposes such as making ncufe
lAacts Etkeis ChloIosoIu ke best for Perlmcrs ase
" ANTHONY, No. sI Broadway, see Agent
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IMPORTANT to RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
The August Number Of
APPLETONS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
APPLEToN's RAILWAY GUIDE,

APPLETONS llLUSIRAIED hAlLWA1 OUlDE
APPLEToN's RAILWAY GUIDE,
LARGE RAHwHY ~ ApS' aAF Repre,ns all til. Rail-
ways Throughout the United State; and The SaHSds
Iesentns the principal Railways of the county, Stations Dis
''nff' n S'IieSSPL MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF PATHWAYS AND
THEIR PROGRESS; The Necessity of Self Reliance; Rail
way Accidents Cleveland and Toledo Raiysyi Nsw:Y9rs
and Worcester Lne The Lake Ontario and St Lawrence Law enc,
InaOeoce Illinois Central Railway Land Department New
nav" fW RNECDoTEs AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL; Ohio!
Ohio! Loved Home OF my Heart My First Visit to Mag
Perils of tie Raging Canawi" Three Hunded Years Ahs
the Wines; Not an 'i.teI Ceah The Weary TIsv.oti
Putting Corn on the COb An Excellent Chance for
SDE to the wsS1s re RS %:a and
VI IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS to Railway Travellers in
sAoT5s ls DiH5sSss
Viii. G1ZETTEER Of the United State.
X MhpfLEToNs FLsa RAILWAY CoGNTING HOUSE CAL
hN'1Ni' PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
For upon all the principal Railway Of The United States
and Cnn'da' and all the and % AgeSs sS.,.
Nos 4Is aud AS Broadway.
VNHE BATTLE of BULL RUN.
READY TODAY.
STEDMAWS celebrated letter reprinted from The World
THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN
Amy Correspondent Of The New York World.
Elegant pamphlet, ~ pages. Price 10 cents
Mr. stedmans adua BILE letter from the battlefield Is, by Al
odds the graphic aud complete that has
The preparation history and incidents Of the day are haaed
The large daily semweesy and weekly al se
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Qc WILL BUY 600 Patriotic, Comic and
R " Upiqp ENVELOPES all deIcn, :, les the gIeas.t
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"pTG THING'-EVERYBODY CAN SEE
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TF donbt still fingers with any freeman as to the
Il UTTER CAUsELESSNESs
PRo-sLAvEiRIY! TER rs REBELLION,
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Summer Retreats.

BOARDING fora few select city BOARDERS
I'D can be obtained ser the a0h July the Hudson River
Instiiue CAveaok Columbia Co. ~ Y. Address, Rev A.
FIACK, Principal.
CEA BATHING.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
y Long Branch ~ j. win open for the reception Of visitors,
Juns 10 I9 i'm enlaTs Of Dining Room Paor ad
diona kc since las, season, will amply accommodate
zoo rues,. Address. Is. 4. SHOEMAKER, fTopneioT.
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A UGUST BRENTANO"
N BooK-sTQp Ar NEWS EMso&IuM'

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Real Gstatc for Sale.

NOR SALE or TO LET--A very pretty, new,
and convenient HOUSE % by " a., twelve rooms neA
tbs cty aid easily accessible susion very beautiful Iuce
So BO6 Rent ,525 Half Temsn ON mortgage Apply !"
No. IS Lbehy-t.
LNOR SALE or would be exchanged for fAkM
III uesr tbi. Guy PRAIRIE Farm 10 miles by ramosa
from Chicsso H. containing SEQ acres Of excellent 'srd ~ en-
closed. orchard and good gsrden water abundant e S
Is OF brick well bu and eonysDionty arranged story eng
sic 26r4O feet with brick htchen lasa6 feet Cesi nnnJ
all The BAN 56Is0 feet and IN every way os s
log smoAe ard and other oOtbuildDs, compses
Tho locstos i perfectly heshy snd convenient churches ns
sehoell EDaulIe o. No. ~ IWa!kabt
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Jnsmrantc Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY tpufey Mnuall, Boston, Mas. Acen.
Toused FUND 70 meet nesry Two Millions Losses drg
~ wears over 900 COO Dividends paid In cash Ia IL year.
t6CO0 Last Cash Dividend, % per cent Net assets over
liabilities R6c0o00 Intere thug documents concerning Lie
Insurance furnished gretis -, c,
Metropolitan Bank Building 10 BToady ay col Pine ST. NJ
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THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD. IL OOl
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
The espsct, Of the Road equal % Ia the country
1HE GREAT SHORT LINE TO the WEST


Office Nc. Astor House, correr Of Vesey q
Fsres for the transportation OF 70 and ifen S
einnaii Chicago Louis ST. Paul. Nashville Memphis. New.
Ocsn and all other towns Ia the West North-We- ana
sou,West ed for speed and comfort by oues
Through trains for the West leave New York oot o Cenrt
lands Morning Express a. Evening Express, m
sso at M, from place via Al leut,~n, Tvies %
Ptshrhst IL dag ard connecting there with sl Wsss
ern trains
Sleeping and smoking cars al the trains.
Fale always low, and the time squiek BY any otksf
route.
ard from auy point the Railroads. of oo Kentucky Indiana
UNnoIs Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by RAILROAD De
RECT any port the navsAbls rivers Of tho West b.
81 Freight to and from any point the wss. BY the
sd all times favorable ss are chspsd
a., a Of their Freight to ths Company rely
Si,b son6derce on It's speedy transit
ht Tomnany also maintains Emgrant Accommodating
y nv which parti emg sting Westward enjoy chesP and
mode cf onehslf the lrst class rstss
g . T. ELLIOTT Psssepger Agent. No. Astor HOSE.
LEECH Co Freight Agents, ca, ,v,u,.,,.
No Astor Honse, end No. Soutn wnia"Se se
MCDONALD BlsCHoFF. E@sIs1nl. 1l.,,sy nsr1si si.c~
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Sales bp Aurilon.


A. NJ MERvfS. kuciionesl
RY BANGS, MERWTN & Co., Irving Buildings,
- Nos. Ssi and So Broswaysaes Of Books sstouery
Pictue'. Works Of Ar, Fancy Goods. Furniture. nc
RROWN n NICHOLS, Auctioneers.-THIS
- DAY "wednesday, July 3l at lo O'clock at the privs
lesdencs No. W I'd place, doors from fout BEo0k
Gsntoel HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-bfusses and Ingram
Carpets Paor Sues Turkish Chsir Center Tables Eta
Brocatee aud Lace Window Cuains. Bedroom Furniture
Paintings aud Engrsyinss Rosewood Psuo, dc
JosEPH HE6ySAS, Auotioneer
MORTGAGE SALE of HANDSOME FUR
wi NIrURE--On THURSDAY, August |, at 10 o'clock
m AZ No ITs Union between Clinton and Henry,s South
BrookIyn Roewoood PaIoT Suitsn haIrcloth goscood
mabletop Esgees mirror door end back, Center Tabs
Turkh Chairs three handsome osk aud snsneed urble
top Chamber Suites Toilet Crockery hair Mattresses eshr
Boster and P ovs osk Extension Tables Arm Chs WI ie
China Dinner Set, two Tee Sets cot Glassware Cuey
Wnsbips Refrigerator Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Car! 80,
oiclo,ls &c. Catalogues o. saeEooms
< Il j. BOGART Auctoneer. DAY,
kOs II O'clock bt the suction No. North lillian.
81 Moitgsge Sale Of large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD snd
RESTAURANT FURNITURE, removed from BfoAdwly.
Large and costly French plate, pier and manel Gae Gas
Chandeliers and Fixtures osk dnngIoon Chairs and Tables
Crockory Gas.ware hne Clock mahogany Sofas. Css
Parlor Suites, mahogany French Bedseads hsr suessos
Bedins Kitchen Furniture, Cooling Utensils &c.
WATTS a WEST, Coratsbles