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The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03
Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice.
MATRIMONIALl

a YOUNG LADY, ORDINARILY GOOD
"A looking. intelligent affabIe and ACCOMPLISHED
IN the duties requisite 10 render home as cheerful
as usually falls 70 the lot of domesticaed humanity
Is desirous OF corresponding with respectable gen
ueinen with view to matrimonial alliance. ThiS
course IS not believed to be improper in a commu-
nlty ike ours where worthless impudence i per-
mitied to thrust itself upon the attention of the
weaker sex. to the exclusion Of those possessing
genuine merit, and the nobler traits Of humanity.
Address "CYNTHIA
a26-4t Lock Box Oroyille
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03

CONGRESSIONAL DocUMyxrs We are in-
deo'ed to Hon. j, A McDougal, for various
and sundry Congressional documents
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Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In Comfy Court, Butte County, Cal
;. A. kusel =. His Creditors
Notice Is pereby given, pursuant to an order Of
the Hon }. B. Barker. County Judge in and for the
County OF Butte that all the creditors Of the insol-
vent > 4. husel, be and appear before him in open
Court at the court house in OrovJlle on Wednesday
the 4th day OF June 4. D. 1852 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
to show cause if any they have, why said petition
should not be granted and he be discharged of all
his debts and liabilities, and make an assignment
Of his estate, in pursuance Of the statute in such
case made and provided.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
J sr.- our said County Court this 30th day Of
| SEAL April A. D. ls62.
@ J. W. GILkYSON
Clerk 0! said Court
By R. HOBART. Deputy.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03
Oroville, April 80, 1862.

s. I. NYE has been confirmed by the United
States Senate as Register in the Land Office
at Stockton. His predecessor, Webster. was
removed for exactlng illegal aud extortionate
fees in office
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03

PRoTEcTIoN TO THE OVERLAND MAIL AND
TsLEGRAPH--A telegraph to the Sacramento
Union. from Salt Lake, April 29th, says:
Adjutant General Thomas telegraphed yes.
terday to President Young by express direc-
tion Of the President of the United States. to
raise, arm, ard equip company OF cavalry for
the protection of the Overland mail and tele-
graph. 1t is ordered out for ninety day, unless
sooner replaced by United States troops The
call is honored, and the ninety-fve men and
officers will be in the saddle tomorrow
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03

To Unfortunate Fcmales-Alas cried /.
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse and dark
as sin, and pimped, freekled. sunburnt, tanned.
spotleSs can be, understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth, your breath, you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafont's Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow, tar
tared, dark, decayed; and fragrant pure and sweet
your breath, though purd foul as rotten death:
and that red hair, though now rs coarse as any
name or tail f-hefse, silky aud dark twould be
made to live by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandruh, scurf would be removed-the hair stupBd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
OF are all we repres ent them and are sold at rea-
sonable prices, (25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane Brigham, Druggists, San Fran
cisco. olgy
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-03

Halls sarsapaIIlIa Yellow Dock and
Iodide Potass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla ana English Iodide of Potass
admirable as a restorative and purifier of the
blood, 1t cleances the system of all morbid and i'm
pure matter-removes pimples boils, and eruptions
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains Of al
kinds All who can afford should use it. as it tends
TO give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
druggists generally at 81 90 per bottle.
R. HALL & CO., Proprietor,
wholesale Druggists, l43 and 1855 CLAY street.
a-I-om San Francisco
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DR. KENG'g DHsPENsARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
-.icse57s m KINe. rorr,orIv of Es, Y,rk. goz Ebs

81 d. KING, formerly Of EsW TsTks foz Tie
iodr years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
ysted his attention the 2snt Of prTs disease Ter oS
thirty yerrs hse having attended practice fer %
spy years. cured many thousands he Is enSsd to ca
all diseases Of private nsure matter how bad they may b.
from inEdcous medical treatment from neglect Of thsir or
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. % eeadrck street, between CsSiy
and the Square where 80 all sseassot private nsurt
exoRHRA ouTa4 Whoat us5e0as nsdicns 7T nsrfsTsnto
ron business.
gTgICrUREs Tecsrl OATS, e8ctu2l cared IN
BY an operation which pain Wasre sEetrs
I bss cannot be elsyed Perhaps disease sSzsss E0Is
.igsbisf ard undeTmizss the constitution sc much
STpT1s with all che diseases OF the skin, growing on6
sct or had Re sdectEay cured In Jaw ooJf
Szslaas WEAKNESS, particular attention having een EVe
this disease and s the oonBeq gren o1s sir rougs
on 70 aauy cases the aestruotTs habits OF
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions,
hJch will undermine hs constitution, rendering ne
Rt Tor buainess or society, and causing ea
sTaIe- Who ma Be fabong With any diouiS o. sOS "VS
rasy rest arsured ofimmediatereIe. - ....s,, ,v,fs
Persons residing abroad, writing and SEATING ns IRA
Tea sncJcEd directed 70 DR, a. King, hsr -
EHshye Tepa will have the necessary roeoiolIs
0GdTers with pecesssry directions Strict
so1TS froyu o'clock Ia the cCcEnsEg satl siSs'ds
sasyasfSf9-EkWIS
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the Battle at Middle Greek.

We are permitted to make the following extracts
from General Humphrey MsrshsIls report Of the
battle of Middle Creek
"Ay loss in the action of the 10th inst ia aceu-
rately stated at ten killed and thirteen wounded.
The iossef the enemy was severe estimated by the
officers OF my command, who had an opportu litv
to see them dead, at over two hundred killed and
mere than that wounded. The firing was kept up
with some intervals, for about four heurs and wss
occasionally very sharp and spirited. Nv troors
behaved remarkably well had decided advantage
IN the situation and maintained It throughout the
Gay. Inc enemy came into the valley of main
Middle Greek below the mouth of the LETT fork of
Middle Greek: L occupied the mouth of the LEFT
fork-ny artillery IN the gorgs-rnv right wing be
low and my left wing a bCve the mouth.
The enemy did not move ne from any one DO j.
ton assumed ana 20 n!gnt fall withdrew from the
field, leaving me just where was in the morning,
After he had withdrawn, ! called NV trooDs down
from the hills and pursued TIE march which l was
executing when the enemy came IN sIsbt He
came to attack and did attack and his force was
far superior to mine. He die not move me frsm q
single position chose to occupy. At the close Of
the day each man of niue was igst where he had
been posted in the morning. ~ cnuIe 10 ATTACK
yet came go cautiously that my Iet wing never
fred shot, and he never came up guthelently to
engage my centre or my left Wing. his force was
fired ApOn by the II pound h0% nov, ana at once
cleared my front-but concealed " 4 point OF the
hill confined his further effort 10 assaults upon
my right wing, by which be T WIS.,, Fepused tire:
times. Finally, | fOuna Ln"' Lie wac re-
inforcing heavily, and oraered Triggs'
WorF ' short and decisive with the bayonet if ne
ces.ary," but before the Virginia 9th could Ct NIB
one side of the hill the enOny mad entirely with
dre vvn from the scene of action leaving my force
~ I'll arJ sniet nos.e.sion He withdrew from
.cbt and did not then dispute the ground on which
vs had fought Not only /, personally, but every
oc l.~G snd Soldier in nv entire command without
one ' exception then understood that the enemy had
gaay and upn.ta npo1sd Whipped np and that
never sinee that day sought in any manner or form
to re-engage. sno or Eono
aeld and at least 800 cavalry flor that number vaG
ooanted) had some s 500 m5n it for duty and
the field ,b nS s9 go f oSS Of n Sso OF
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Trtbute Of Respect.

FORT DONALDSON, January 29, 1862.
The death OF Sergeant BENJAMIN FRANKLIN having been
neuncd meeting of the members Of company F Both TenneS
see Regiment held their headquarters for the purpose
expressing their profound at death Of their much be
loved brotherinarms Col. J. W. Head Chairman, D.
Oark Secretary Mr. E. T. Bush Lieut. A. G. Dunn Lieut. S.
L. Lloyd Sergeant P. Shute appointed committee
who reported the following preamble resolutions:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased AllWise Providence take from
curt mds beloved comradeA BENJAMIN franklin and
feeling that DEATH lost noble generous spr
IT. oonfedericy brave and gallant soldier, his father du-
E and devoted son. and desrou of msniesnE apprec
hon of his many excellent virtues therefore,
Resolved That while subnisivey to this decree Of
Advise Ruler deeply deplors the less young FRIEND
ana the gloom which universally pervades company
monitIates how deeply is felt his untmely end
KeEove1 that tender warmest sympahes to his BE-
teaYed relatives, in this, their affection.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions forwarded to
the relatives Of deceased copies be urIhSd the RepUS
hcan Banner and UNION AND AMERICAN for publication
j.. D. HEAD, Chairman,
{. T. CLARK, secretary
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For Sale,

A No. one IL inch cylinder Engine, "a inch stroke
on cast bed plate also, two new Boilers, 20 feet
long, AZ inches in diameter, britchiDg stand pipe,
pumps, chimney, fire front and in short, every
thing necessary to render it complete. The whole
of the above machinery was manufactured by ug
in this city and has not been in six months
Guaranteed to be perfect in every respect. Also
so by IS Circular Saw Mill, Lane Bodley's patent
which is the best in the country. For further par
ticulsrF apply to ELLIS MOORE.
jan2S-d&w2w"
There are several boxes of Guns marked to s. D.
HALB which will be delivered on application at the
transportation Quarterm office in Nashville.
They have been in the QusrtermaEter's possession
soms time.
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city NS61CeS-
Read This,
Z. +. OZARK, secEetary.

AG5lN HIS,
A CHANCE NOT NET Up WITH EVERY DAY.
As an inducement to some good man, very fine
strong horse,goo cot bed, and good comfort will
be furnished to good man volunteering for twelve
months in the cavalry service. He shall draw the
pay for the horae, (which is twelve dollars per
nonth-which with his own pay-tweIve doIars
per month, will pay him twenty-four dollars per
month. He will also be furnished arms and equip
ments complete by the Confederacy clothing for the
year by Confederacy, rstions, etc. He will be at
tAched to Col. GoRsoSs Battalion at Camp WeakIey,
near Nashville, Capt. WV. RoUNDrREE'S company,
the crack company Of the battalion. Apply i'm.
medately to Capt VIZ. RoUNDTREE, at Camp Weak
ley, or at IS North Market street, opposite Hos
pital No, 3
Jan;3l, d2t.
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Order No. 4.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 18th 1852.
Cspt j. u. HAWKES. ia hereby appointed Provost
Mhrshal. He will have guards sufficiently strong
to carry out the above order.
Citizens are requested to complain to the sons
handing officer Of any insulting conduct On the
part of aoldiers.
Officers having charge Of public property in the
city are requested to report any neglect OF izty Of
sentinels placed over it. By order Of
Capt. LDBsAr, Aid-de-Camp to
Gen. JoHHsFoE, Commanding Post
W.LAFFlE Post Adjt.
Ian II IRsS-dH
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Far HIM RAFa

en- by suthority, raising regiment Foa TIE
wAz. 1t iz to BE hoped tkat the struggle will be
short, but whether long short 1t is now evident
that the people of the South have to fight it through
or consent to bosoms the obedient slaves Of North
err dOspotiaE.
will gladly accept the applications CT such
companies as are willing te devote themselves to
tbs cause Of cur Confederacy until its Independence
il recognised.
will furRiah COED srras and slI that the regx-
latiors allow.
Thore desiring to join the regiment will address
me By letter or telegraph, or apply in PsrEoh st
this plaes.
Fifty dsllsys Bsunsy Is given BY the Government
to each volunteer fer three years, or the war
JOHN @. BURoH,
O. S. a, Aid to Gen. Pillow.
Columbus, Ky, December SA, 1851.
dee Il
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snacInl ens oF PfkeE.

Gov. HARRIS has received from Mobile two pixies
specimens of Noble workmanship, which were
manufactured expressly for him upon the order Of
DR.. J. II. WooDCoG They are now in the Govern
or's Office at the c'pitol.
They were accompanied by the following letter:
OFFICE NOBLE { OHIO R. r. Co.
JlCEoN. Tenn, Jan. 23rd, 1892.
HIS RroeUsaey, j, Harris,
6oTesO- of Tennessee, Nashville:
SIR: forF arded by Express, on Tuesday last,
from Mobile two pixies which were made to the or.
der of Dr. J. &. Woodcock of that city, to be pres.
entqd to you Hope you have received them.
Very respectfully, Your ob't serV't,
L. J. FLEMING,
Ch'f Eng. and SPIT NJ. & o. R. r.
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coed faith. either before Il after RE l5ra dsy 81
April 1861, he allowed te collect TIE principal ana
interest on the same, upon the sarse terms and con
ditiOns that are provided by law tNf the payment
of other bonds held by bona tide Citizens of the
State before the 18th Of April 1851 ,rs
By Mr.. BROOKS, Ct Jackson No. 264-
For the relief Of Clerks of Courts IN the oonfeder
b. NJ Igo3ALLtE: No. 2ss-TO prevent .peca-
iatlon In Goin
FI11IuobL FIBK ARMS COMPANY.
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby. House
bill, No 243. to incorporate the Tallabols Fire
Arms and General Manufacturing Company, was
taken up and passed on its third reading.
THE FEE BILL.
Senate amendment to House bill, No. 124, to
amend the fee bill, was concurred IN.
RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. SONERVILLE, the House took
a recess until quarter past two o'clock,
STATE CHARITY.
Senste's non.concurrence in House bill in lieu of
Senate bill M 90 to provide for the families of in
digent volunteers, was taken up.
The discnspion Of the question was continued I'D
to five O'Clock when. without coming to 3 vote,
On motion Of NJ. FLEMING, the House adjourn.
ed to half past nine o'clock to morrow morning.
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r.rsr str r.asrrRan

EEAtEINe In SIC Nash4ills Post 0asefcOa JsnEs! ga
y y % Feb. 49, 1852 not called for in the tine pIs'O "
Jaw, VIII be forwarded to Richmond as dead et'SS 0nS
calitng Tor them viii please say 'advertised 49,.
ordered to be advertised In the Nashville UNION AM
ssreeaby to the following section Of the Post Oee
SECTION 3 And be Is J4ytSr enacted, That Lisa % Sa
remaining uncallSd for in any Post Office in any S, Or
tlSge, where newspaper shall be printed Ina %
PuDshed once only in the newspaper which being
oitener shall have the largest circulation within s Of
oevery Of said esse, TO be deOed By the PsStna& Md
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Confederate Loan.

RRsONS having money loan informed that they can
procure at the Treasury at RiehoRd from the Assist
ant Treasurer DeDositaTy at smngton Charleston SaVan-
nah, Mobile New Orleans Galveston Memphis Nashville
frem Agent Of the Bonds Segsre psya-
bic at period Of six months intervening three
and eghten with interest at the Of eight per
per annua payable semi-snnuay in coin.
Holders Of Treasury Notes any time procure Com the
same Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer Deposars Agents.
Bonds Registered stock In exchange for sauTy Notes
said Bonds Ssck be cOnTerb the pleasure Of the
holder Treasury notes. and bear interest tho OF
six per cent per annu, until converted and thus m
ting deposit on cali leaving Six per cent interest
(Sgned0 G HEMMINGER,
jan23 d3T seey of the Treasury
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VoLUETnaEz FOB 7HH WAE-ts bs attached to
Colonel Jons c. BUEOz's Regiment Coed arms
and everything fzrpIshsd allowed by the Regula"
sions. Apply at re "a, Broadway Nashville, Ten
ncsses. dee. 20, m.
Patriot copy, aud sharEs ths sfise.
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Insurance Agency.

The undersigned continue to write Policies in the
'IsRURANGs COMPANY IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA"
Capital and Surplus S3S3,97O.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sS78, 1902,
BOTH WELL TRIaD AND SUBSTANTIAL COMPANIES.
Also insure the lives OF Slaves aemployed in she
various occupations. once, 50 College street,
jan24-df Fl. K i P. P. PECK, Agents.
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bargain to be Had.

ACRES Of Land, in s,ght Of the city OF Nashville,
a fross IS to 40 minutes ur Oh good Tu npike. Coed
land, good wser, bot1 Spite we'll set in b ponds Ter ce
* a. en- % ~ timber Of good valley Good healthy location
20 " S A. both apple ana peach with other fruit Tea1
and as determined 70 good and con-
venient home will do We JN0 For further
call on H"AN9, ESQ,
ian0Q-vlm% Nashville.
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DaENVhEE WURAg
AZ SssrsE3Sso ckyS for Seminal Weakness Moe
turn2l EEnll1iSstoEass hxpotsncS, Lees Of Pofoss,
PaiHS IN It's Back StSns in tAs BLADDER, O6stFotSS
cad Di1scEsB Asnst+EGtieR, GSa al DSsedscs cGEsed
b. GsviGsing ITsss sSS path Of Fas%Fs, Gsd tadSEgSss
81 SsJ-Po5gtioa.
By the Of this "ouEs all improper discharges efsE0V
cd the weakened organs Of generation fy eur& and
fall ViSor restored.
Either contemplating marriage Asu reflect that soHRd
Hd and body necessary promote connubal hAppne
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dekitaed, down
dsEpairing devotse Of sensual pleasure Will find relief
It s safe pleasant In TASTE but In its sconsoA
aning mineral poison but is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious SYRUP
Price So per Bottle or three bottles fer S. and and Forwarded
~ sxpre1I 70 all parts Of the world
ssld by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. ProprietorS, Memphis Tenn
Aok In Nashville by Ewing PendlSto2, Berry DsnoViEs
a. ". HcudsrshOtt, and by Druggists svsRyxhsgs.
ost&-dFw&RIv
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In this city Friday morning, GsRguupton Mis- ADE-
hAlDE IRIoS, in the I7th year of hsr age.
TA friends and a-quAinnSss Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funer4 from the Second Presbyterian
Unsroh to morrow Sunday evening, at 9 sG.osk.
Divine service By the Rev. DR.. BsrdEsll.
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Nottce to Correspondents,

We will esteem special favor friends and ccrespon
Dts the various divisions and camps Of the Confederate
ros will furnish with all the gossip and news proper to be
pIac before the public We wish e make our paper both al
Interesting and welcome visitor to the tent o. every soldier
bpg eur battles for independence Their letters should be
,,.....a q r, NashriIle Tam
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The fr-ns and soquantlnces Of Mrs
are equce to attend her funeral late residence VIII
hanson county, Sunday evening next, a. II o'clock
Divine service by the Rev. J. b. McFerrin.
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Soldiers 81 tho Attn Ken
tUCkR Regiment.

IL the sick soldiers OF this regiment who able walk
"A about, and those requested to call between
the hours Of IL and o'clock P. Lieut. Iunn rOOm
Me- % ST. Cloud HOTEL and report tn mseVes These who are
Fl for duty will be furnished with transportation to the regiment
This Srser VIII Re rigidy enforced.
~ order of jan3u G2tl Col r. P. TRABUR.
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BsisFOrtune RSI1iga led.

W. J. MARI, Insurance Agent, No. Is, College
street, has paid me this day Eight Hundred Dollars
the full amount of insurance on my dwelling house
near the Chattanooga Depot, which was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. A. KoCsm.
Jan 10Th, 1862. jan11-tf.
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n A SEVILLE
SATURDAY mOnNINc, FEB /, Isess
Notice 90 Friends.

Fsse sfeSr k4ezda arriving from the domnions Of King LIN
who nav have sspies q e late LouiF7ile, azcinnati
ore-p papers, will special aver beth ourselves
sd the public by lsAv en atsrr ONCE II Nashville, with
She least deay psss We viii ebserfEy any expense
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Ladies' List.


Austin miss ME- Anderson miss ] D Allen miss Mary
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Bohamon mrs Elis Bradford mrs Moe Brown miss Mary
Brady Ellen Rratton ms T Bradford miss Nellie
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Carter Mary Cannon mrs Martha COrcoran miss Sally
Campbell mrs E Campbell miss Sue Chester miss Carrie
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Nettce 20 Oandidates.

Circulars Of candidates inserted in the UueH AXxEoAa
st be paid ether business nstces and the payment
rd IN advance Of publication. This rule viii bs enforced
ssxIy no circulars either Of candidates their friends
m hereafter be inserted in this pspes any other tsEma
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
E
CHANGE OF TIM.

EydR best and most reliable EuntETie, Cornth
Grand Junction, Memphis, Mobile New Orleans and ali
ns so1th and soutsGequck time and certain connections
Express Train leaves Nashville daily al 2 P
Returni1g arrive at Nsshyille lbs 4 N.
Mai and Freight Trains leaves Nashville daily Sundays
cePted) at 4:30 NJ
Returning, arrive at Nashville st 500 PM
Local Passenger Train leaves Nashville daily Sunday
cePed) Gt3PM
Returning, arrive at Nashville at 10 A n
By arrangement with roads Freight In
tended for Holly Springs, jackson, Canton New Orleans
will be through without bulk
Also Freight will through to Nashville without
Of ON
jan4 dH General Superintendent
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Wanted.

NYBoDY having FIRE and burglar proof Sale 10 Se
"A sill do we'll to call at the Office Principal ives
tern Division, Q, s. Al Masonic Temple Church street Nash.
vile. tana9-a2t