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Pursor Hampstead, q steamship Augusts fron sa
vennsb has our thanks for papers odynucc OF ne mail
Bn SUR Crrcr, returning caky was spoken Yesterday
evening" 18Th, 70 mca ESE from Highlands bF stcam,u Z
YANKEE, Capt Hermancc but refused asisaucc she had
head wind and feet water il Tue hold The
Thomas Freedom has since been dowu sor hcf under
charter. " '
Capt More, Of the scamlus Thos Froeborn repnps Fob
~ 3PM, Highland bearing u miles rassed hc ,rock al
sunken vessel with main boom bfukeu IL two with sai Al
ached, rudder head and tur painted groom with Who. al
ached and ynw beat To her stern bottom up painted green
and apparently not damaged.
BAv NIsRop of Dos on Lane from jamaica for Ionaon
with cargo OF sugar &c before reported oef
olcsk soon after eeyg port and tho morning al Zen
whn the pumps were sounded feet Wnler VAS found M
wind she fel brcadsde and biRed hon the ma
miztn mssie cut away She agn rvhted but he 90
eel being ful Of water and 10 sinking condition she as
abandoned Al hands saved Nv shin VsIentia ~tIS
w sight az lie lime, ard landed New Oro,ns ~ hoo "a
reported The bark had been leaking bsdlv fr seci 49,,
before borg abar dored ana The was -
become exhausted " conltn, pumping Tho Eim,nI aa
Incurred in hoston and New ~. ~ W.
BARR uscih SAM Of and fr1m Charleston rr r,,,soa,v
when wac rnn down near NE pr IN The VAIL aud abandon
ar, we'd At Bordeaux 18th alt 'Fh N'''o -
BAiG RoA.Ep, from Mayor Fla ei, ms been s.i,,o
lNsYat Point sinrc the th inst vrs go ~ st he ,r
timber She was towed 70 Providence on Esitday eftrr
noon.
~ scun r.. nv MrLsRAvT Opn, from uallfa, sor "a
YORK put into Newport lIth INST for rcnsts having lose
,ea galley, boa and received other damage Ia lhc csc AZ
Tth inst
Germ Trrrop ,ru ppn the Banks. with $40 liz A., ~
,rd fer Clocs sfer waa " collision "a that ha,or
night with scbr Rove. from Newfoundland also bonnt
The Te uarh driven ashore on xor,ene
Wee Fcsks. and btclne !.G Wf.1h sss Gan drowned
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70 prevent rvsh into the building, which might have
.s eee. q annoying Mr. Lincoln ana hls family During
dred s viii be detailed for tbs purpose Of maintaining
ofosi hile me ceremony 70 progressing.
y,S :, ;r eso. YIN .rs b. departure from Nsw
cSrnest request Of Committee v The citizens Of the
Portsns city Of Newark - who have waited upon Nj
He will next proceed TO renton where be will arrive
about twelve o'cock ON the same day and remain two
hcn,s ard half He will then proceed 10 Pha-
celphs, which city he win reach about four O. ,ock
i. N. on Thursday. The Quakers will not however,
DC Afforded much opportunity OF showing their hospi
alty and respect as well as their broad rims and
gious pecniaritie to Mr. Lincoln for he will take his
leave Q, the rhad.lphans Friday morning, at nine
O'Clock, an procred to Harrisburg where he will arrive
At o'clock +. NJ. In Harrisburg the President elect
VII soourp under the special of the a
O'Clock when he will depart making Baltimore his next
tsaitirg place, at one p. H. II will by any means
BE- the least interesting feature in the Presidential tour
TO observe the reception that awaits in this impor
,ant southern city This IL the only place wni,h the
south wnl be afforded chance of showing her hospali
| Al three O'Clock Saturday the Presidential party
vii finally have Baltimore for Washington where they
viii arrive at half past four p on The day THIS
VIII be the elimination OF the interest the Lincoln pill
grimsg and the do' at the national capital will then
be watched with more lively interest than they have
ever been since the days OF the great and iusous
George Washington. In the meantime the Empire City
Is DOW entertaining Mr.. Lincoln and his family and the
eyes u the whole country are iaterestedy watching how
che acqus herself.
MIR. LINCOLN'S QUARTERS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1861.
Tho statement made in New York paper, that Mr.
Lincoln viii stop ut hotel upon his arrival here not
true. Mr. Seward, who invited Mr.. Lincoln to become
his guest has decided not to hire Gen. Cass boJs and
may not have his residence in condition receive
the President elect In that Mrd Lincoln under the
direction Of his friends, who have charge OF his tempo
ary household arrangements here have decided that he
will take private qua ters II convenient place be
pr cured otherwise the Presidential party win stop at
Wizards
MR.. LINCOLN INVITED TO READING.
READING, Pa, Feb 10 1861.
A committee left this afternoon for New York 10 i'll
wife Mr.. Lincoln TO visit Reading.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR A LOAN or prnur

nFTCIAL-PROPOsALS FOR A LOAN OF hight
~ Millions Of dollars Treasury Department February II
until u O'Clock noon Of SATURDAY. the Ssd sa Of seSs Inv
stan for Eieh Millions Dollars sock O, the united
states TO be issued under the act u Congress in
opened decided stock viii oe rrimbursabs IN twe
years from the first Of January last hear interest
a six cent payable sent annually on the 6rst
No offer accepted any fraction or one thou,
dollars will offer be unces one r ~
tpm OF the amount thereof Visited With dspHs4ry Of
Treasury The ceruhssse Of dspo must ssoarsny
each proposal The oKers must he uncsndona sitSout r.
ference TO other o6er and sum offered foe
each hundred lars Of such stock -
The proposals should be ousae Propaal
for Loan OF 1861 and be Addressed outside 10 th
The bidders under the foregoing Conditions will Ia imn
dstely informed by mail Of the decsion their prop ~
II accepted they must deposit the amoanl offered and %
copied with the TREASURER Of the United states with Ia
Assistant Treasurer Ut Boston New York rhadepha Oh
before the frat day OF March proxmo Should success
bidders desire 70 deposit at other points, communicating
Certificates OF inscribed stock VIII be issued the accepted
bidders or their assigns In sums Of thousand ivo
thousand and ten thousand dollars to the which
they may be respectively entitled upon their deposits
afore aid interest from thu deposit az
the rate Of six centum such viii be sfersb
on me poks o. the Treasury agreeaby 70 the regulations 0
should any Of the bidders request certificates
stock with oounons OF attached pay
enc thousand dollars each With such coupons AZ
tacbed thereto and such coupon instead OF being
d q tne p"oss o. the Treasury may be assigned
teresi this coupon stock from the deposit
until the ls day of july will be paid day the a.
copied bidder or MS attorney by the depostary with whom
The preliminary deposit OF per required from
all bidders under this notice win De Included ns do
to be Immediately returned unsuccessf u bidders
JOHN A. DIX. Secretary Of the Treasury
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TIE SCENES IN Tue EVENING.

The corridors OF the hotel 10 an unusual state az
activity during the whole evening, but more especially In
The ghborhood OF the OF the Presdcn, Gle
Once seekers, excitement seekers amusement seekers
and sight seekers all TO be observed In some part
Of the bulldog other, and politicians more pre-.
valent in the neighborhood OF the reception parlor
mo dinner party did break up until about half past
O'Clock therefore the anxious persons KEEP,
waiting but few minutes before the President elect
entered the reception room from tho dining room,
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NEW YoRK CENiKAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN Trcasurer's o6loe, Albany, February IL, l0ol.
York
GEKrxxxH-The following regulations in rsfersnes - thu
anser Of stock md the ssnng II Stick IN this
company will take effect the OF The TvAnfs
Books, on Fr1oay, the I'D day o. Februa > inst
s The full name and place OF residence Of every psrao
" whom etok 10 be aed in the insru-
nsn q transfer and in the stock Cerdsats
nefewtn In case OF tansfe TO firms the dr
ana tne where ~ business conducted be stated
second every Application to transfer Stock by OF
ApWer OF attorney the power be filed dated and
signed 80 a. 70 be complete before transer u
open defective power.
Third II presented in vhtrh thsrs has naes
alteration ineriinaaton erasure The annIicaon ia
transfer the stock represented by such he de-
cned and the applicant referred this Office
yours GILBERT l. WILSON Trsssnrer
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AL kinda in season,
UrE GpE.A

The above bin OF fare printed scolloped edge
sheet Of note paper, In black, with gold border,
white ground, oval in FORM the outer part being in pink
and "other soft colorsv
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Navig alton OF the Arkansas River.
FoRr SMITH, Feb. I6, 1851
The river has risen eight feet. Weather cloudy and
cold. All well.
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CITIzENs, GAs-LIGHT COMPANIES STOCK WANTED.
" by joan B MURRAY, rooms Of the American Gas.
light JouI nal. 264 Canal street. New York
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DANKING OFFICE or :. r. vAS Wick NO I BROAD
10 street one door Wal-Uuited -tases eirht milou
Per cent Loan Applications sil be received BY
Ut VAN vLECK. No Broad stroet
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OPTION OF
National emblem
HON ABRAHAM LINCOLN
PRESIDENT ELECT.
Julian.
Boiled salmon, anchovy sauce.
Tureen Of goose liver, Boned turkey, with jelly.
RELIEVES.
= iet Of beef, larded, with green peas;
LsIded sweetbreads, tomato sauce;
Fillet Of chicken, truffle sauce:
Shrewsbury oysters, baked in the shell.
Boiled potatoes, 1urnips, cream sauce,
BAH mashed potatoes, Green peas,
Beets, Lettuce Celery.
Roast canvas back duck, Roast stuffed quail
PASTRY.
Charlotte russo, French cream cakes,
Champagne jelly, Caret jelly,
Cream cakes, Ladies' fingers
Cup custards, Kissea
rRUir.
All kinda in season.
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MR.. LINCOLN INVITED TO READING.
READING, Pa, Feb 10 1861
committee left this afternoon for New York TO iu-
wife Mr.. Lincoln to visit Reading.
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L,oR ADOPTI0N-A MALE CHILD, FOUR MONTHS
old, in excellent health Inquire Of Mrs Carroll l67
Water street, near Bridge, BROOKLYN.
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A NNIE- IL 1T SO IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO WRITE
"A saying hos you aref well, and thinking
Of you. Thursday the 2lst is my birthday. You
JOY 1t with me. am, ever, your own. JAMES
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nOS RRwASp -JosT, A VALUABLE GOLD W ArcH
spZJ with white enaneled face the makers name no
bert Roskii marked the face and valuable gold chain
attached 10 the watch Tbs above named feward viii BE- sid
rreyooT Vouse, COPPER 81 Eshb street and Firth sycnuc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-17

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua lie Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in q fine state
of Cultivation.
FRNHIs Farm lies mile from Jones' Station Win.
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winches
er and three miles from Ssem in franklin csunty On
Farm comfortable DWELLING good negro csbins and all
necessary out houses Close to the Dwelling ne spring.
good Csrn and plenty Of falling stock water. The land
IS ILL RLCH aud Tor cultivation stands unsurpassed
liz the county propose this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish ts hI P
white Nashville, Tenn, or AS ooysr, Winchester they
can refer to on the premises.
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct SO-n Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Gam.


TAKE pleasure In announcing % my Old fands and eus
toners that after absence Of two years. have again re-
turned 70 resume the practice Of The Photographic ART
in all its branches having purchased The interest Of ny brsher
IN the old established Gallery In Union Street, and having Epep
four months in New York the past Summer TO obtain fully
the late improvements in the have painted renovated
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That my facilities
nov better to produce first class than most Galleries
beast Of and eOnduse 10 the comfort Of patrons
ouy to sustain the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained but 70 elevate II gn higher Standard
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Il Photo
raphes in the world, who Pictures which obtained the
first premium at the Worlds Far in London In 1851 an
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery IN
State, but work shall not be surpassed North Sou
and introduce to the public the following syes
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette, plaiH colored;
IVOrytypes, colOred;
Pastel Pictures, life sizej
Photographs on Canvass, life sEet
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhOtogT sOhs, Is taken At one sitting
SterreOscOpes, glass paper
continue to make the MeALoype and Ambrape a. hereto
fore The above sly all entirely
the Autograph Card Ehish only made time An
who in want fsnyhng politely invited 10 rive
call before visiting elsewhere when viii prove hy occ1IsF
denomination TIE aboV efGcs. Respectfully,
oetSl-u ?. ". HUGHES
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia. sou III Alabama and East arrive via Chat
tanooga Railroad, stSL O'Clock, A NJ
North and Ia Nails Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day at O'Clock, T. NJ
and o'clock, A A. Way Mails & L r r daily.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at \ o'clock, A NJ
Way Nails route arrive daily at y O'Clock, NJ.
smtve, Alexandra and Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, st u o'clock, n.
smithand, HopkinVille and portion Of Southern Ken
lucky, Olsrksville way Mails daily o'clock A
shsbyye, via TriSne and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at - o'clock, NJ
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wavery and Chsrlstte t
weekly Sunday, Wednesday and Friday II O'Clock, NJ:
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry weekly, Thursday,
ct II O'Clock A, NJ.
Osntreve via Vernon and PineWood South Harper and
Tank, weekly Tuesday and Fritsy, Il O'Clock NJ
GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills Whites Bend &c, weekly;
Friday st IL o'clock M.
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HOUSE PAINTING Xxx
FFSHB subscriber prepared with the greatest
prompnsss all contracts however large which nay
deed style and upon tes which fail give EsSa
ton. He is also prepared TO execute al manner Of
PAINTING, kIlIas AND MARBLIHa.
Having that the services Of the
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work bis neo
give hin 2csIl before making FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
r. I. FL EMING,
march8-dtf No c. Union st. between cherry and SUN
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F1OuF, Corn, &c.
RR0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FIoGri
OUO 400 sacks Corfu
20 bills Lard;
so g Green Apples;
25 cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
500 Flour Sacks ( fifty pounds)
On consignment, for sale BY
W. WATTS & CO., ..
Janl9-H No. 81 College street, Broad
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOH's Foundry and Machine
shop,
no. SO BROAD STREET,

BE manufacturing six horse power portable steam Engines
suitable for printing Offices plantation use and where
small engines required. Price $780,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power at
prices low rstcass engine furnished We
prepared fill orders Engines Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for Four Mills circular uly
Saw Mills unrEaei for strength durability and economy
OF power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced woen furnished to work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
st Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drafsn il
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and e
mates furnished on application.
IL Ole and Ssles Room at 50 Broadway Nashville, Tenn.
june22-dd
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Brandies, Wines, TObaccOs. Cigars, dc.
OOREAR COLLEGEAR CRURCH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
selected stock Of Groceries TObaccOs Liquors &C.
ped in part follows to which respectfully invite the at
tsntiOn Of the Trade.
SUGAR, MOLASSES AND SYRUP.
3 bids L9uislsns Sugar. 5ObSls Coverings powdered
g Dbl Coffee eoboEss Loaf Sugar.
100 half bb Plantation No 5OPsekag st Louis Golden
sobbls Refined MOla,ses; 5OpEs New Orleans Golden
50 b6ls Coverings ohTush- Syrup
ed Sugar;
leo bags Baltimore Rio Coffee so bags Old COL Java Cofee
100 bags New Orleans Rio COT 50 bags Lsgura oOfes
WHISKY,
100 bbs Reotihed Whisky so bls Robertson county Whis
100 - Tenn, White " key;
100 ~ KY DID 90 66is Smiths Old Reserve
2Puncheons of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seignette's 10 Madeira Wines
luq R5aFay casks od Duprsy ga hi P SGt'y "'"''
90 az ca si. Roc6ss Brandy f Dy malaga "8'
10 g - United PrOPristOr's 50 pks Ginger Wine
100 pEs American Brandy Is boxes Csret;
100 f" Ginger " 25 pks Lemon Cordiali
25 Raspberry IS pks Holland Gint
10 casks Rumi
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
q 300 boxes Virginia Tobacco-TariouS brsndsi
500 Kentucky
. kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobsccoj
SS0 600 Superior Havana oigar'-VsrOu' Brands
$500 SS,@S TeIRsa
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles sobCEss stearne Candles,
200 hlf" " So A" TailoW s"
$50 or " " $50 boxes Soap various kindsI
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 4" superhne "
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks Are and Salt; 100 dozen BucketEI
500 bbls Kanawhs Salt Soonest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spkes 25 racks S Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; so bills Pecaus and Filber1l
800 Reels Cotton Ropei 10 bbls English Walnut;
100 casks Soda 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; IGO dozen Zinc Wash Boards
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
% SZrdnes, Il and u IS 4" Allspice;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground MustardI
50 bXs Lemon syruPi 50 " Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Raising; 50 bbls Cider Vinegar
100 " Mackerel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
25 chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of other articles
ms off EDWARDS, HARRIS 90.
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Road TIERS FOR IS6I.,
AT the PRiI unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
ENHIs FIRST GLASS RoADsTKR, will make season for
1861 at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4 $40 the season. and 9
for insurance, .-.-.- RI. ..-rs--.
He is beautiful black, six DID, rotted at Athens In
1860 in 50} and certainly handsome and perfect
horse his action that has been brought the State He
bred in Vermont imported by E. r. jennings and BY TIE
Hatch hore be by Ii oO be by Old Black Hawk he Sher
and be BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam DurOc
d. st. Charles Or d. Woodbury. Morgan AID hence
bnes four Of the best trotting crosses kneEn.
No. p Yankee Robin.
A CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to 20 the season, $40 to
insure. He is very promising.
No. 8, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old by Old Washington, an excel
lent Trong Mare will be let 70 Is Mares At 10 the season.
SIS to insure In fosl, --. ......r 80.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture the farm OF T. Tanning and grain to 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 ShOE the Stock to
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, Of Williamson, Col B. Allen Of Sum
ner, 7. flaming Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. Gooch Of RutheT
ford. nar5-tf
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M. q Il. r.. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS

WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
. FINE BRAEDIKs, wINzs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
1 ..- s--- -- DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c, - =.
CORNER or COLLEGE, ARD OHURCH S7REETz
Nashville, Tennessee.
NM receipt Of large and we'll ssIectsd stock Of
Groceries Liquors etc. consisdg In part fsIIoEsi
l90 hhds sugar. AL grades genuine Havana OsaFI
20O bbls choice holAssesi 200 kegs Nails assorted;
lyO u DO do 100 dozen Painted BuekstH
$50 bags prime Rio OoEesI so nests Tubs;
100 bbls PoWdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Wsnut
Loaf Sugar; 10 bblS Peeana; 50
$50 boxes Star CGndlesj 10 bbls Filberta
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted 500 -
:. FINE BRANDIEs,, WINES, 40.
- X 4 " choice French Brandies;
~ cs1ks Madeira Sherry, and Port WinsSI
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scoYiI Claret, - ED. .s--
ISs S SSI; a0S R Sls Is. County WhI:sy
do do do Bourbon do
And also laIgsetoc Of Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c. - -.- - -
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont and Sycamore Powder Ths
dersnsd being the only Agents Nashville
would call the attention Of the Merchants Trsderso sr
arge stock OF Powder on hand, IN Magazine for sale.
S0 Kegs Dupont Rite Powder 20Oo kegs Hazard Blasting
500 DO DO DO DO 5000 d fsT, sy..uo,, BI,,,,0,
300 x do do do $50 cases OF Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
sOOO Dupont Blasting Pow so bbs Toys Bedford o.,
5anll &EF oHEATHAH, AxsntI
SOLE AGENTS FOR
gupontsPoEderi joy, Bchford Co.'S sAfsts
Hazard DO EuJs.
Sycamore do .-.'
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

TTNDERTAKERs lat J, II. Cureys old stand Union be-
tween Cherry and Summer sees prepared to attend
to Funerals all times, wooden Collins plain COored
and Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases Of ssupeor quality
the tmes iune25-u
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DEPARTURE OPMAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New gland States de
parts st 3 O'Clock NJ
Way Mail Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. leave on Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
2 M
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'Clock, P NJ
Way MSils
Mails Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia. Missouri
Michigan Northwestern States departs O'Clock M
Nashville Decatur via Franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, departat o'clock A NJ.
Nashville Lebanon daily, except Sunday departs at ~
o'clock NJ Also offices the and beyond Lebanon "a
o'clock A n.
Nashville To Clsrksvile; departs at 5H o'clock NJ
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 5 X a NJ.
NASHVILLE shebyVlle, Nolensyille and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, al o'clock A NJ,
Nashville to Huntingdon, Charlotte Waverly tr week
", Monday, Wednesday ami Friday, at O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Liberty, via steVart Ferry Huddlsstones
Roads Rural HILL &c weekly, Thursday - O'Clock
Nashville to Centreve via flank, Vernon, PineBood, &C.
Tuesday and Friday, at 2 O'Clock NJ.
Nashville CIRrksIs via Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday
at l o'clock P. NJ.