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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
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Nt.t ATiNE. IOWA.

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y 'b4 ma btHrrE, SO are eHahiee} 50 a4fer Won a
re "a@ varied assortment It FURNITURE ~
reduction Of irom 10 To- 20 FER cent.
i,am trimes Prices.
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an" complete. 1T Sofas Chairs aad Rocker. W.
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- ~" '"f' iitt~t yirs. Common woOi CLsits
be"~lttd@, hn}r4hs, a.. IN ANY amount.
All W" Al, il Cat.
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4t.e pltev and we viii li,k III, balance.
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alT n
s'ds ~ hhalc MeTcildteIl,s. at tue Low IL
NJ" iiAN's, al ; I'D, s%Lh, $50. $50, and up -
s~tt sttuiid Hand Pianos up 10 I,u Ne
heiott"h, so. Ste, > d. SIT. and Up $40. See
cad hand heiUleoLs irall So, to aieAal..Ic Or
gas "iiA i've stops. ibb. stops. is,I -. thur
ltcl - at. 80 and .3th- HittriI ana
AIrhHHfe organ ACcOrueuhs-a uta Instrument .iI-l
Ia. lorLea-iriee - aud 81 ill., .rai Discount
R tf-4 A'ci- Churches Sandtn sCnuuts. sc.Ii.r.r.
atA leacttro. The Trade suEI54ed al tue u aal tla.
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PLA6 TERlNG.

The subscribers will be prepared
TO DO plsstering. snd oil other kinds Of Mason
ways be found Ct IN. New Court House.
EDWARD GOLDEN.
T,rt~u Jan 30. 'sa. (sy1) THOMAS Golden.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

NV and improved Instantaneous
LIQUID Fl A r. DYE
which after years Of scientific exyerme n,ing have
h"n tht to perfection. il dyes lack or brown instantly
without lyurN H. the hair ski warranted the best
article Of the Kind in existence. trce-Ony 80 Cts
b"p I, &c D,y st.e.t, New York.
i1nI3:nxLY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
PLANNING \ ACIjINE.

Which affords me facilities 10 furnish TO ord.
ahd constantly keep "n hand
DRESSED FL"oRihG, SASH. DOCKS AND BLINDS
hs itE The 1ide- abb he'd IN + YAK i. hi. ritx
~" r 'e" =" We -" par Tag. Ttv.o "a q.
t'H'itfi ca hth TT " " irh / r
- 'n"est" IS go esp IT II r NY o,t a. ~ri 1.
+"~l ~ - 80 stst Land r.raut :, -
q = &, - Al - -
Persons sending orders can res1 asSi ed that
ih't VIII he carefully filled a as che. terms
as th"fiEh 'hey were h.re IN person.
oi1ce s-c"n" 81. OPPOSITE Benn
NrIsp atHe, lspa. Ilv
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CIR ARD
Fire / Marine Insurance Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

,.,., JOEL JONES, President.
JAS y. ALNOEb. Secretary.
A. = GlILtIl, EicePrcs. 4 Treas.
lhsnrahces against lo-pes bv fire.
Ig>l"stes prompt, adjusted.
=. iA:ES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th, 1859
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SHEET htslc, from all the publish.
ers ii the /. 5 Bett.II 5. hun. II ; and
Modern scheo ana ali kinds ui InstrGc.
llle llL4Ae Ii ii II. u,.lI.. l.IIr,.L. \. II -.
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Lumber Yard !
s. & aY2ylf,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN all k.nds of
CUMBER SHINGLES, LATH. FLOORING
Sding. Jo's,, Scanltlng, Fencing ard all KIND
OF VIDE, Clear and Common Lumber an,
having II, Connection
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

@. 4 Tennessee paper SAYS ,ha, both
wings Of the secession party in that State
have been broken Yes. its wings are
broken. its tail feathers p'n"ked out, and
ITS comb and spurs cut Why doesn't il
crow p IosisrVe yourngl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

Our young readers will be interested to
sec the curious chsnges which our Ian.
gusgc has undergone at Different periods
These viii BE- seen 10 the following spec.
linens OF the Lords payer at different
periods:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
HOW THEY ARE GOING rc DO 1T.
The Washington Republican, the organ Of the Yankee
Government, Of the 2O;b, hls the following;

| WasnluRtou HtVhOtcdHi Tue OTBtl vi luc
Government, Of the 2o;b, h.s the following:
At the close of last week. the number of troops &C.
cepted by the Government amounted With tie old army,
TO about one hundred and eighty thousand Lin
coin has issued proclamaons calling for
yodd thousand three months levies and the other for
forty I'd tiouand for three years Several States
fused to furnish the quotas assigned them under the first
CALL and the work of raising three years recruits has
dragged woully. The coli army amounted less than
twenty Thousand. Let the reader put these figures n1
facts together and decide whether person
emphatic speech might not be excused for character
| izng this statement as lie.-Ed Whg.I
Major Gen. Butler has been assigned to the command
of military district to consist Of Eastern Virginia and
the two Caronas and has left this city for Fortress Mon
roe via Annapolis Considerable forces have been or.
dered The vicinity OF Norfolk and they will be enlarg
ed to Whatever number is necessary for the object to be
accomplished.
We do not understand that there has been any change
10 the programme announced in this paper some days
ago At the earliest moment consistent with the
cary preparations The national antho is to be ASSERT
I'd by in all those parts OF gina which With
in reach Of the present Of transportation This in
cludes the recaptnre OF Norfolk and HaTpeis Ferry.
At the West everything is proceeding most happily.
The secessioniss Of Missouri IouDced upon every
where. the instant they exhibit hostile manifestation,
and that admirable Of practice will be persevered
in, until compile qTiet is restored.
The course OF kentucky Is still undecided. Net that
il Is doubtful that majority of her people for the
Union but because it is possible for the minority plunge
her, at some moment OF excitement into the
in which mnorties have pur ged other States There is
TO hope than fear in respect to Kentucky
bu: if the worst happens the Government is prepared
question Of still interest, is that of the time
when the preparations and the may PEE nit an
adequate nations force to be sent 10 the relief OF those
noble men, the bravest Of the brave, who are strug
Cling for the Union in Tennessee. The warmest sympa-
thes OF the nation with them and for them
will not be delayed day by yhirg but obstacles which
cannot be Ii there any thing like reliable
loyalty in Kentucky, the road would be now open.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
Ecom Me Nep York Herald.

IMPORTANT RUM0RS RESPECTING ENGLISH AND
FRENCH ACTION ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
WAsuixGToS May II, lS6l.-lt is useless to disguise
the fact the leading members OF the diplomatic corps
ia Washington engaged in constant and ANXIOUS dis.
ssoa on the course may be necessary for them at
auy day TO adopt They have recently received urgent
instructions from their respective governments to inform
them With the utmost precision OF the chances OF the
two sections in their present deadly quarrel Il il leak
ing out that the governments in question declare that
their commercial interests 10 great degree With the
Souh and that if they are forced into taking sides with
either tbey will be compelled to look carefully after the
cotton aud free trade.
England disposed to move cautiously in this import.
ant matter, aud is playing her usual game ct urg
France to take the hesnuis out Of the fire. The county
NAV not generally be that there is at this moment
IN agent of the French Emperor travelling in the Sou
the name of Blrachc He is instructed to say that
is simply collecting information for the Commercial
Bureau for the Minister OF Public Works but this arti
fee is too transparent to deceive the most creduous
He is political more than he IS commercial agent, and
hi lspaches regularly forwarded Paris, necessarily
exercise great uence over the mind OF the Emperor
What may be the fnal conclusion Of France, whether
she will think her interest to play into the hands of the
revolutionary party in the South remains to be seen.
Our government are preparing for such emergency,
and il we're for the leading Powers in question TO
ref ct long and deeply before they take steps which
involve them in consequences they little dream OF per-
haps at this moment
It is beginning to transpre that Mr. Russell the cor
respondent Of the london Times, Is not merely writing
letters to that Journal but that his private comnunica-
tons for higher quarters contain good deal Of interest
ing matter be does not thin altogether discreet to put In
print.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
Fam the Grsenbrier Era.
RRINTnN CnuNTY

We spent the greater part Of the past weeks at the
Court House Of this county The people Of the and
vicinity to be perfectly sound on almost every i'm
porant question The Justices Of the county
moned to attend at the Court House. the oh instant,
for the purpose of making levy TO and equip the
volunteers and militia OF The county The
responded to by every JusCe and they appropriated,
,ciom dissenting go'e four thousand dollars and ap
pointed agents to carry ont the ORDER and place the
county in complete and effective state Of resistance
This speaks volumes for the loyalty and patriotism Of
Braxtcn. She is of the Northwestern counties and
II to take her exponent Of the sentiment OF
that region guarantee that the prediction Of the
Northern press with regard to the feeling in Northwest
ern Virginia ai prove be- the 2Sii inst false
and slanderoHs than their estimate CT Southern society.
The people OF Braxon doubtless, before this time,
have two volunteer companies reidy for service They
will ratfy the ordinance of secession ith such uuanm-
ty a. has before manesedite 1t the polls and
we trust that thare will not be dissenting voice.
young LADY in Norwich Connecticut writes to young
lady Of New York: Few of the wide Awakes OF this
plsce have gone TO the war. They 50 aff.conate
that they cannot leave their sisters and mothers"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

gentleman whose bu'i iess canscs bm to see every
aov good deal f the masses of the people, Us
that there is sp. Of complaint beginning 10 take pos
seslop Of their minds They beginning 70 ask ~ho
i getting any good by this = Twelve months from
nov this question win fall like thundeibos upon the
ears Of the anacs and traitors who have brought h
In Y. Day Book,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

srAsM OF THE PEoPLE-SoRrn CAROLINA FaEE PROM
ABOLITION RULE
Correspondence Of the Petersburg Erpress
RALEIGH. N. G, May 20, 1861.
am too fatgued at this late hour, III p h.,) to say
mpch but must communicate to your readers the glo
ON. action of our State Convention which assembled in
full numbers today at the House of Commons
Au Ordinance Of Secession was unanimously adopted
and the glorious idpg spread through the city with the
SD ed of electricity II everywhere received with
the Widest dmonstrators Of delight Our people are
almost frani; With joy.
Ata late hour Of the day an Ordinance was passed
conns citing North Carolina with the Southern Confeder-
acy l. Is The anniversary of the necklenburg Decara-
ton OF Independence and before has it been 20
spp-cpria.sy celebrated. The Old Dominion and the
old Norih State stand shoulder to should = and
si or SWIM survive OF Perish, they will be together
RrDAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
sEwELLs POINT AGAIN ATTACKED.

THE BATTERY RLTURSs THE YANKEE sTgA-
MRS !-THE LISCoLNITEs RETIRE-So DAMAGE DcSL
Especial Z. spatch to the Peersburg EIprss
NORFOLK May 81, 0 p. NJ
The Yankee steamers opened fire again this morning
on our batteries AZ Sewers Point. Their fire re-
turned with all the energy which patriots defending their
soil could bring to bear The steamers finally re-
tired for a rest. No dOmage done.
This afternoon the Lincoln steamers returned ard
opened FIRE on Sewclfs Point-There heavy cannon
aiding for time, when the Yankees becoming sat'
fed retired with their the mouth OF James
River. No damage our side. Result to the Yatkoe
craft unknown.
vote was taken to-day in the Regiment Of Virginia
Volunteers under command o. Col. D. A. Wesgcr. on
the Secession Ordinance. 1t resulted in a unanimous
vote for secession. CocKADE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
DANIC PRICES, IN EARNRsT,

Al Who'll tSALE and RETAIL,
BY JOSEPH sTRAUsE No. 81 Main street.
bought 40 the dollar large stock Of
10 and ~ cts Fine Jacones and organdles
l2% Is &c pebGg cts 10 cts and higher; Bere es, all col
ors 25 cs 800 handsome Berei Stella shaws with
Chenille Embroidery So worth IS co. Back and Colored sk
Pa fast coloed Calico at 6H
and CENT cheap 10; Ladies' Thread Gloves and GSrn
lets IS short ard long Six Mts at sly and 30
woth double the Hosere Linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen Bosom Brown and Black Shifting AMI sheing
Pillow Muslin Toselng French Needeworked oolais
from l2 u q5 cts Cambria Swiss Bands the fneSt work In
the oy Camerts and linen Goods for Men and Boys
Coorre Silks Goods too numer-
menon found prices that astorih body
No. "a Main street Look out for the sh place
AplI JOSEPH sIkAUeI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
ctopIor, NEWS FROM RAJEIGH
ABOLITION RULE!
lC.rrespondencs Of he Petersburg Express

| THE SUCCESSION ORDINANCE PAssrD-USBoUSDrD rxTHU-
SLASH or THE PEoPLE-SORrH CAROLINA YaEE PROM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
5 T A T E OF VIR d I'M A

OPFsCE-Iain Street, In American Hotel.
TuHls Company taks addition the ordinary Fire aud Ma
Il rine risks PERPETUAL Insurance buildings Under this
policy the property FOR EVER against
by fre This Company receives MONEY deposit pays Interest
thereon and guarantees the Of Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of Exchange.
o. T. DREsxK. sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
A BOOK ABOUT DOC TORS.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON
rs Mala street

NEW hooks:
ROCK ABOUT DOCTOR BY Cordy Jefferson, author OF
~NoVrl. and Move issr tc- illustrated si.s3
az NATION Al coN "a SHSsY 1he vic~ % N. faihers
upon N tttt- thr Onuntry NJ Jos a. Sh . SOC D ft.
rHE III iUTkATFD li0KSK d cr0R ~ kdsard MAyAew,n
RCGS t2S
xacaULAvs ESGiAN'N-vei s Emo $40 soc ssaf n
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC nS,oyE2Y or Year booi of facts IN
arlenee ant Art fdted 81 David A. Wells A. n. ~ -
raE QkFAr pRER>zs1ION; Rsdsnptian DrAvrh Nleh :
~ Rsr J,hn ca-sr1i e D D.. 4 4, Minister Of The
k.ofn.h "a i,ea1 Chs<eb- vos a. - IN.
fRrHps kosL ~ 6sors william cnrts nlasastea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

fokTdEs sALE OF NEGSOES
TTNE undersigned has this the Auction business
for ths sale OF NtGR1Es at the Auon Room on FRANKLIN
street. lstely occupied by BErrs 4 GREGOEY.
He s sen Negroes both publ y privately and sehs the
pao axe OF rs friends and the pubic geusy He pledges his
sh 70 promote ths lot rest ~ his pAon and Eaters III, self
A nom h ong experience In The trad will be enabled to
obtain The hi hest market prices He will make liberal advane
on al property In ha1t-Srd prepared 20 board
grgvd the trade and ao their sryAntshNying ample
mOdA Ions Tor bou. 4. SFUkfS,
On Frank1n, Srd door below WAl street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
TO THE TRADE.

~ lie 1NADE.
EXTE wcui car N, attention Of merchant, yistrg the
w cy. t-Ee and well selected stock Of DRUGS Sy
MEDICINES, FtISrS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, DYE E
sFUFfS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., &c. LIZ
Comprising in part Of
kiGm, Ginger Waite,
ACes GlESer African,
knratt0 Glue,
Arsenic, Gun A-abs
AsssIOid ds, ladge.
AIlspice Ink,
Alcohol Kerosens on,
Backiug, LoIHCoc,
Bae stone, Llnsred on,
Brinscue, Made,
BuraiuS Fuil, Pepper,
Brushes " ali binds, Red Wood,
Carphiue, Sal Soda,
c1mphor Sup Carb. Soda,
CASTOR OIL seiGle,z Powders,
Cloves spansh Brown,
Copperas, Spices, Of all kinds,
O. cam Tartar, Venetian Red,
Concentrated Lye, Vsrnhhss,
Epson Salts. White Lead,
EVt Logwood Window Glass, OF various
Yustic sLeR.
Having lately with all the modern improve
carrying The busres enabled TO give the NJ
dispatch orders entrusted promising our indiyidu
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
rnh1s No. i4I Main ST., Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

TIREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 hrkns No. Goshen Butter
IS hbs Buck wheat Flour
so bbs superhne Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS y bbls No. n. O. Roe Eerrings
25 pigs No. Mse.erel
70 bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
0At Meal, RJ Flour, &c, &C.
received and for sale the lowest terms for cash. or e
prompt customers, At MINIS CO.'S Family Grocery
nof4 Cd and Main s,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23

IMPORTED GOODS. -
ChrSdar Chvee Of superior quality and beautifully pat up
Dutch Cheese, 10 balls Of suPe ior quality
OLv,s Capers. Olives FSrci
S,-.rs. h.rtieuss CuriiA', (whi,e and green)
MAccAroni Vermeeeh, - CigNrs
Ch0W Chow Caul q .wSr, onions
woster saace s5yers geish Ptqu1nte Sauce
Mustard olive on and sardiaes
BAndy 59S ChAnpagnes In magnuns, quarts pns and hA
pintc
CA-ets, hom good 70 very superior
fOr sac BY ..-,, .,,,x :,
JAS-s~ BLAIR CHAaBkRLAfNEA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-23
RICHMOND WHIG.
VOLUME 65.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DESIRE 10 call attention my removal rom No 1Os MAIN
res 70 the eonmeous building No. 92s Main street, A1
jOlnin: the nes .,r ,,,,v, ,
between S Oh srse where prepared 70 exhibit AlAS
sr stock Of -
MILLINERY GOODS
aad Millinery Articles than heretofore ecus.tng Of
SIX Velvet sonnets Boane Pumes Rooons French
and Flowers Bridal Wreaas Head Dresses Dress ca =
Lac Grape and Muslin Collars anl Sleeves IN
f.pts Cans Coaks Rnches and Tabs Ac In styles
In connection general Miaery business vii mAnnfae
tare Coak and naraAs Of All kinds The latest lash
onsbe stv At prices orders VII receive prompt
sn5 .ns,Ial Attention N Q. BARTON,
sci NAN ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Valuable Business House for
Sale

PROPOSE to sell for the purp Sc of closing CO.
1 partnership business, the new three story Brick
loese situated Cherry street, few doors South of
sroad. now occupied by Messrs. Bu>H BRus,, as .
rocery store The property fronts rs feet on berry
r. and back 81 feet The thru story Il utted up
q family residence, md anoris ample room Tor .
rye family and i from taxation, stale, unity
al II Is Of the most elliS bic business loca-
1s 70 THAI part OF the city, and viii be sold Al
Z ,AnsAiS For particulars ~ 70 the location and
-erms saPpiy on The premises OF 70 @AAC PAUL
m90-9 GA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
BUSINESS.

WTANTED, partner, 10 well established ana nav.
w Ing cash business, g take the place Ct one rstir
ing on account q III health. From one 70 two thous
and dollars win be required. This Is "a excellent
chsnce for an active business man. single OF young
Married man pfefsgred. address SIC =. D. Nashville.
mAT47.3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Georgia Western Railroad.
@ - - Al
ElSESsE SE sassES2
OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD c.

I a meeting Of the Board of Directors held thi
"A day, it
ReSolUed, That taking into consideration the threat
ening aspect of political affairs, the consequent
strIngency in the money market the Board OF Dire-
tors deem prudent 10 postpone the proposed letting
OF contracts on the Georgia Western Railroad until
March or april next, OF which due notice viii be
given
ReSoiUec, That instalment of one dollar Ter share
be called in, payable the first day ofDesber net
al the ONCE OF the Company IN Atlanta lieu Of the
ten per cent called Ii, payable the aforesaid time
and place
ReSOIued, That the Chief Engineer be instructed 70
Continue IN service the corps of Assistant Engineers N
order 70 prepare the whole work for letting between
Atlanta and the Western terminus W. z. ORME
nONZ3-u Secretary
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11


TIE attention Of the ntpsn and AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
hel
ILLINOIS
100000 bushels while II
families with
capital farmers
LANDS OF ILLINOIS, results for labor upon sos ss
the the o which
There the world where tn: on
and he ~ z yt eqr
frsH*s Of Illinois contains agreement 70
g
cultivated population Of 5"y"f"s co
h s ' s ' sl @ s a ~ sss
IS
millions OF people, saneiiene he
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN of freight including SO
wded over the line last year
bsshk dHvas,th Al unOrOkn EDUCATION
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL n s @ sanDot Of schools The
Thusf capital and labor have been a and schoh
hesali the great resources Of the leading
nHeaea- eGeatws
psyrsEN
follow early day and The prices ~ vary ITO
belief that east rS s SEN for about SO per
engaged m [ e.nseo bdum prairie land as
mens of aefOr the bulk
RAILROAD lands WILDE
capital have been .
pended railroad system
several of these works
the .ss 4asr and must payable four five az seven
,,,u or the tract purchased shanbe edandcut
AZ LEE e.. .aa 90 =. and vsa
50 tia. a. he m Dc
a~a TWENTY DEDUe
49, am 0f M With oDau
os persons having benda anoeis making heldOhr.
payment
J. w FOSTER, Commissioner
CHICAGO, ILLl
1se $780, ApPLEroN's RAlL'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Nashville and Northwestern
RAlLROAD.
WESTERN DIVISION.

ON and after May LIST, 1851, Trains will daily,
~ Sundays excepted between Hickman and NJ Ken
zie's-the Junction OF the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
connecting with the Memphis Express going North
and South, as follows:
Leaves Hickman. A NJ
Arrives at N 1888 :"
Leaves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 P. ~
Arrives at ttlckm2n
Passengers going North take the $50 A. NJ Train a,
Hickman connects at MKenzie's with the Memphis
Express for GAINESVILLE, Nashville Louisville and lin
cinnati-arriving at Nashville al 700 p. NJ Passen-
gers going South take the $50 A. n Irau at Nashville
on the Edgsfeid and Kentucky Railroad, via Carks,
ville connect At kenzies, and arrive Hickman al
663 P. II.
This makes the most direct route from Nashville to
st. Louis via Cairo
mayS-a Z. CuLvERHoUsE, sup,
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For Rent.

ON the Ewing Avenue, very convenient Brick
~ Cottage, with seven rooms Rent $3.50. Likewise
very desirable Frame Dwellidg house, with cstern,
stable and carriage house, Rent $500. Apply at
Hughes Art Gallery, corner Of Union and College
streets. c. G. HUGHES
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Notice to Shippers.
Notice to Shippers.
SUPERTNTENDENTS OFFIOI

SUPERINTENDENT'SO OFFICE \
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA R. Co.
Nashville, April LIST, 1851
THE agency Shellmound on the Nashville and
l. Chattanooga Railroad, has been discontinued
Therefore treights be prepaid destined
for that Station. The Company will be response
BILE for such freghts after being unIoaded good order
st the station.
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Notice to Passengers.

TTNHE Passenger Train the Nashville Chattanoo-
l. ga r R., heretofore leaving Nashville at 80 A.
NJ, and arriving at $50 z NJ, has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation OF way
passengers Passenger Car will be attached to the
Cowen Way Freight Train leaving Nash vile daily
Sundays excepted, at A NJ and arriving at $50 p
NJ ( W. COLE, Superintendent
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