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The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

MOMENTS OF MELoDY-I remember once OF
strolling along the margin of a stream, in one
of those low, sheltered valleys on Salisbury
Plain, where the monks of former ages planted
chapels and built hermits' cells. There was a
little parish church near, but tall elms and
quivering alders hid it from the sight All of
a sudden. I was started by the sound of full
organ pealing on the air, accompanied by rus
tic voices, and the willing choir Of village
maids and children. 1t rose, indeed " like an
exhalation of distilled perfumes" The dews
of Thousand pastures were gathered in its
soltness; the silence Of thousand years spoke
in it. 1t came upon the heart like the calm
beauty of death fancy caught the sound, and
faith mounted on it to the skies 1t filed the
valley ike a mist and still poured out its end
less chant aud still it swells upon the ear, and
and wraps me in golden trance, drowning
the noisy tumult Of the world Hazlitt.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

IcELANDIC PEAsANTRY. - The Icelandic
peasantry are lazy to the last conceivable de-
gree, reyoltingly dirty in their persons and
habits, very cnriously devoid of all notions of
delicacy and propriety, thoroughly selfish and
merceuary. No power on earth can divert
an Icelander from his accustomed ways" They
think no scenes in any country can equal in
beauty some of their valleys which chance to
have little green grass and few s.unted
trees. The universal mode OF salutation, at
meeting and parting. is 4 loud kiss. The peas,
ant kisses the daughters Of the magistrate and
they kiss him in return. The pastor is also
kissed on Sunday, after service, by all of his
flock. Ia short kiss in Iceland is equivalent
to our hand-shaking; yet the people are all
honest. There is no prison on the island :;
there are DO criminals, 20 locks, bolts or bars
though drunkenness is a common vice.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

Why are the Germans Ike quinine and gen
tian2 Because they are two tonics.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
THE TABLE

Re- Stages leave this hotel every day for all
parts OF the country.
RALPH BIRD.
j. |. STEWARD.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
HOTELS.
international Hotel

Corner Montgomery and Lincoln sts..
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We hai given q party. Sande7son was
there. Defoar was there. Pins was there. the
count and many others. Each gentleman had
bTough; bis fayorite fourfoo;ed companion and
protector. Some had two These dogs were,
during supper. lying about the room. tho't
in common hospitality, it was but right that l
should feed my friends dogs, and l proposed
to give them a great feast Of broken victuals
before they were taken from the room. No
sooner said than done; plates, dishes, tureens
of cur choice Wedgewood-were filed with
what dogs Ike. and pat before our expectant
neighbors- Il was delightful TO see how the
strong fellows wagged their tails, and Tapped
their Jaws and cTnnched the bones. and relished
the dainty feast but in the midst Of all, to
our great grief, the siarrie vera opened the
door, and looked in for some orders. She saw
the deflement: her face assumed a more grim
look than I had ever seen on it. In q moment
felt that my wife's pet croekery was tried
and condemned past all reprieve. Dogs had
deiled it. Madam looked Al me with a What
Shal-I-Do expression and replied with al
other look of Take Il Easy And LetIt-Go. Il
was sore struggle, but prudence triumphed
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oRoVILLE.
BIRD & S TEWAR D,
q 7. STEWARD HAVING PURCHASED

TTVTIIldT
Hotel, the prOpriet0rs would assure the residents
OF Orovillc and the travelling public that means
viii be left untried to enable them TO deserve a
share Of their patronage.
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The guest, who had watched the whole scene
with interest exploded. while A coolly sat
down 10 the enjoyment Of his dinner.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-12
nENEnAL on pEns, no. 1.

HENDQrARrERs, DisrRcr or THE CUMBErLANn,
Mpfreesboro, July la, 1868. J
lin compliance with instructions
from Headquarters Department of the
Cumberland, dated Manchester, Tenn,
June Goth, 1863, the undersigned hereby
assumes command of the District of
the Cumberland, comprising all that
portion of The Department lying
North of Duck River; Headquarters
at MurfreesbOr6. Commanding Officers
Of Posts, Railroad Superintendent
aud others in the District, acting
under orders from the Department
Commander, will at once report by letter
to these Headquarters, those of the latter
class giving the nature of the service in
which they are engaged.
H.-Commanding Officers of regiments
and de~tachments within the District not
belonging to the Reserve Corps" Army
of the Cumberland, will transmit to
these Headquarters, duplicates of all
reports, returns, &c, required by their
respective Regimental, Brigade, Division,
and Corps Commanders.
lH.-Commanding Officers of Posts
will report TO these Headquarters, by
letter or telegraph daily; or %oftener, if
necessary, all information they can
gather respecting the strength, designs
or movements of the enemy.
W.--Requisitions for supplies will be
made to these Headquarters through the
Heads of Departments TO which they
appcrtain.
V.--The following named Officers con-
stitute the staff of the General Com
manding
Colonel James Thompson, Chief o.
Artillery.
Major Charles S. CowAn, Acting Assis-
tant Inspector General.
Major j. S. Fullerton, Judge Advocate.
Surgeon William Varian, Medical Di-
rector.
Captain VIM G. RUSSELL Assistant AID.
jutant General.
Captain II. c. Ransome, Chief Quarter.
master.
Captain d. Remick, Chief CommisSary
Captain Wm. L. Avery, Aid-de-eam
and Provost Marshal.
Captain j. G. Taylor, Aid-de-camp.
Captain Jesse Fulmer, Assistant Com
missary of Musters.
Lieut.. II. G. Wharton, Chief Engineer
Lieut.. Il. q. Beaham, Aid-de-csmp an
A. A. A.. General.
Lieut., w. w. Hopkins, Chief Signs
Officer.
Lieut.. Il, J. Bachman, Acting 0rdinanc
Officer.
Lieut.. Erasmus Scarrittt Master {
Transportation.
GORDON GRANGER,
Major Gen'l Commanding.
! July l2-tf.
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LOUISVILLE, July 11.-The Nashville
cars arrived on time.
FREDERICK, July l1,-There Is slight
diminishing to-day between BufOrd and
the rebels under Jenkins. Refugees say
the enemy's force is fifty thousand aud
two hundred and fifty pieces of artillery,
with not less than three thousand wag-
ons-all on this side Of the river.
Headquarters ARMY OF TIRE PoToMAC,
June 10.--A vigorous cavalry fight
took place yesterday over Antietam
Creek. fitzpatrick and Buford drove the
enemy last night two miles beyond Bea-
YER Greek. II is thought the enemy
will make a vigorous stand. A deserter
reports that Lee has enc single bridge
over the Potomac, and has got over his
ammunition and supplies. He reports
Lee fortified, and ready 20 give battle.
ANTIETAM BRIDGE, July liza special
of the 10th, 8 ?. NJ, says our cavalry
forced the rebel advance back to Funks-
town on the right and beyond Bakers
Vile on the left.
BooNsDoRo, July IL 7 armies are
confronting each other. The rebel line
extends to the river.
CAPE RACE, July 10.-The steamer
Jura fro Liverpool the I'd passed.
Cotton irmer but quiet-Oonsols 92ts.
New YORK, July 11,-Gold 311S,
LoUIsvILLE, July LII is reported
that half of John Morgan's forces have
gone to Lexington, Ind, en- route for
Vevay or Warsaw; and the other half
gone due North from Vienna. Our forces
are still pursuing them.
All telegraph lines Eastward are en-
tirely interrupted tonight.
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NSshrtIIt Amiuu.
SUNDAY MORNING. July 70. 1863,

We are highly gratified to learn that
the order respecting Capt. j. EDWARD
STACEY has been revoked, with compll
mentary illusions 10 his good conduct
and long service and that be is ordered
to report himself for duty. We enter
tanned a conviction, from the first, that
such would be the result OF a more calm
and deliberate hearing Of his cause.
Capt. Stacey begun the organization
of his company when the bombArdment
Of Fort Sumter was announced, and from
that day to this, be has given himself to
the service Of his country, and has won
golden opinions wherever duty called
him. His gallantry was conspicuous in
the battles Of Shiloh, Richmond, Ky,
and Perryville. In addition TO this, his
labors in the organization Of the army
Of Kentucky under Generals Nelson and
Gilbert, were of the most important
character, and elected the warm COM
mendation Of his superior officers. His
experience, added TO his high qualities
as an officer, and a gentleman, fit him for
a more extended field Of usefulness, and
it is pleasing to know that he is again
called into the public service.
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July TIT

So LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBrED THE
virtues Of BuII's CedrOn EitteFs, If any
such there be, read The following certificate from 9sn
tlemsn we'll known in THIS community, aud doubt no
more,
Is general introduction into the rms win save tiae
lives. of thousands OF our soldiers;
IorlsyImE, KY, june 3, lsc3
We, the undorsigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the Use OF Or JoHS Bulls CKpRoS BIT
hrs In cases of general debility aud lrosirauon OF
the system, and b,heve rs general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering Among our sol-
diers particularly would this be The case, especially
those who are exposed 10 miasinatio Influences 10 the
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int, Rev. sd Diet. Ky.
CAAS. II. COTTON,
Collector Of the rOrt Of Louisville, KY.
Prov. Marshal Gen1 Of Kentucky.
REV. ID, +. HENDERSON,
Niee.Prcst Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES, a Co.,
Publishers democrat.
GEo. ? DOERN
Prop. Louisville Anae ger.
HUGHES &PARKHlLL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Mana srees,
DAVIS, GREEN A CO.,
WHOLESALE shoe neders. Main So. l~suisvllle
HART a M~APurhER,
Lthograpbers, oosner Market aus Third 81. f.,
Louisville, Ky,
JULIUS WATER,
Cothing Merchant, corner 80 aud Market
stroots, Louisville, Ky
APT. 4. D.. HllnkEIu,
Ofsteaucr Major Andersen.
MAJ L. n. THualOh,
Paymastor u. s. Army,
G. M. MEfCAlE
National Hotel, Louisville ny.
col JESSE BANLkS,
ah Ky. Cavalry.
GEoRGEn PRENTICE,
Louisville journal.
See advertisement n another column
June iS-3m
FOR SALE, Wholesale aud Retail, no 81. Marburr'l
Auction Sore. CultRr street Nashville, Isnneaaar.
Is. Il. DAWES,
General Agent foI Nashville
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
We take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of those having claims against the
government and desiring to have them
prosecuted, 10 the advertisement of
Messrs. WALKER, MoKERNAN & Co., in
another column. This firm have located
permanently in Nashville, and have UNI
usual facilities for the prosecution and
settlement of claims. They propose to
take charge of the claims of loyal citi-
zens, and prosecute them before the prop
er military authorities here, or before the
authOritiesa at Washington, if necessary;
and in the last resort, to put them in a
proper shape 70 receive the favorable &C
ton Of the National Legislature. Gen
tlemen of intelligence and enterprise,
and familiar with The routine of this
business, il may be expected that they
will have more than the customary sue
cess.
Their business house is on Cherry
street. No, Al, between DeAderick and
Union.
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CAHn.

In my Card, published in the UNIoN
Of yesterday, l spoke of the setting
aside of my permits by the Military,
and through the Provost Marshal. am
informed that l designated the wrong
officers. I dont know how the Military
affairs Of the city are regulated, or what
the relations of the various officers are
70 the city, army, or country. / simply
allude to Provost Marshal 09good, and [
alluded TO no one else, for no one else
has interfered with my affairs.
w. G. BRowNLow,
Assist SIP. Ag. TT. Department.
July II, 1868.
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Many business men regard It as all
important TO success, to avail themselves
OF the painters art TO emblazon on their
outer walls, the names of the various ar
ticles they have in store. Others, dis
play a large portion of their stocks on
the pave, to catch the eye Of the passer-
by, and tempt him TO trade. Various
are the designs thus used to catch Gus
tom But custom thus caught is not
likely to stay caught. The merchant
and his goods must gain good repule,
and maintain, by their own intrinsic
worth, the confidence of buyers. We
could cite no stronger evidence in con-
iirmation of this statement, than the
experience Of BARKHoRN, on Deaderick
street. He has never resorted TO mer-
tricious aids TO attract the attention of
the public. He has a modest little sign
to denote his place of business, with
only the word BARKHoRN on il. Yet,
for many years past he has had the
finest run of custom of any person in
Nashville 10 his line of business. The
cause of his success is to be attributed
to his fidelity to himself and the public.
Every lover of ale, or a good cigar, in
Nashville, as well as those who have Wis
tied our city, amongst whom are repre-
sentatives of all the States, from the
Aroostook to the Rio GrRnde, and the
shores of the Pacific, know that he al
ways has the best, that he can be relied
upon, and they very naturally seek him
We venture to say that, although he ha.
not been saying anything about it, thos,
who can appreciate a choice cigar, can
by calling on him, get something really
extra. Confidence, IL is said, is a plan
of slow growth. II is we'll that it is, anC
that it costs an effort to secure it. S,
much more is one apt to treasure tn,
jewel after he grasps it. Business mel
may lay these maxims to heart. Deserv
well of the public-be patient-succes
will follow.
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Az the store Of f. w. Decker, in "Bele-
UielU," corner summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will find there,
ample and Of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety Of bis we'll
selected and assorted supply Store, con-
sisting OF
Ale, Lager Beer Catawbs Wine, the
choicest kinds Of Fruits and Candies.
Cakes, Crackers, Butter Eggs, Cheese, sc.
iune2l.lm,t +, W. DEOKER.
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The supplies of vegetables and fruits
in our family market were very plenti-
Gul yesterday. Prices were too high.
They are, however, on the descending
scale,p
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
BlTTERS
The --latest and Most Important
Discovery of usr Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name is more intimately connected with
IN the history Of the MateIia Medioa a the United
states, or more favOrahy know IA as a pioneer la med
ical discovery, than that Of Or. join BULL Of Lou
lsvilo, Ky. His nimitable preparation ol sarsapa-
rha has long stood AZ tho head Of the various con-
pounds OF that valuable drug. HIS Compound Pectoral
or ia Cherry has become "a household word through
out the West and south ana OILS worm L0zcnges, IN
less than a year amer their Introduction, attained q
reputation as Widespread az the continent OF North
america. But the crowuing glory Of bis ho remains
70 be attained Ia his latest dizCoycry, or rather com
bnation, for he docs not claim 10 have bceh the ais
oovorer Of CEDRON, which Is We basis of the blueis
now offered TO the public. That honor belongs o.
the native Inhabitants a Central America, % ahom
lis virtues have been known Tor more Than two hun.
drcd years. Armed with u, The Indian bids defiance
10 the most deadly malaria, and handles Without fear
Tie most vouomous serpents. IL Is a belief with them
that while there D. breath zen In the b0dy the Ordr0n
IL potent 10 cure, 30 matter what the disease may bel.
While ur. Bull IL not prepared W endorse tI.s OK
trayagant pretenslon, no Is nevertheless satisfied
from a thorough Eanination Of the evidence reiatlng
90 lts virtues, hat, az remedy and preventive for al
diseases arising from exposure, either TO changes OF
weather aud climate, or 10 the miasmatlo Influences
It stands without a rival, ADD justly deserves the
reputation Il has 30 long enjoyed Ia Central America
and the West Indies. Ia
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FOR Tho Nashville Union.

MSTgan's Hald into hentuCky.
Mr.. Filter Some persons think that
Morgan's crossing of the Ohio with 5000
rebel cavalry and . few batteries, is a
foolish move. think differently. He
knew there were at indianapolis, some
seven to ten thousand rebel prisoners,
and il he could liberate them, and arm
them, and march upon Camp Chase,
where there were as many more, liberate
and arm them, he would then have an
army of twenty thousand, with the
promise Of " aid and comfort" from the
copperheads of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
and Kentucky.
Vallandigham has gone through the
South, given information of our situa-
ton here. Brig. Gen. VIM. II. Carroll,
of the Rebel army, the man who super
intended the hanging of Union men at
Knoxville, has rooms at the ST. Nicholas,
in New York, and is working into the
hands of these Southern invaders of the
loyal States. For my W part, ]
an looking out for more developments
and worse results every day. Whai
does our Government mean by allowing
Carroll the privileges OF New York Il
he acting as a spy, or is he the Specia
Agent of the Confederacy TO smuggl
goods into the South 1t may be tina
he is the accredited Minister of the Con
federacy to the Empire City!
A UNION MAN.
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THEATRE.-With the close of the pre-
sent week the season at the theatre ex-
pires. We look, therefore, for a brilliant
week. To-mOrrow night the entertain
ments begin with the "POst Boy fol.
lowed by dancing aud songs. Monsieur
zAvisiOwski participates with the troupe
for the first time since his illness. The
"Irish Tutor closes the night.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminatiye.
HE soyEREIoS RINElY FOR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints,

The immense salss testify to the merits Of this
rem sdy.
The numerous daily rep-rts Of astonishing kur,s
attest IL value.
u has advantages over any othor remedy, at once
curing the diFeAse and imParting tone aud strength
10 the sy5tem
Issaie andhatmioss 10 the infant, and powerful In
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, it is Invaluable, being
appropriately termed BY them, ia many certificates,
"TuE sOLDIER,s FHIEND.~
Mothers find 1t superior to any soothing syrup for
children %teething, freed from The injurious effects 81
~ tios. gives rest TO the sufferer by 70.
moving the disc re-. Sold by respectable callers every
where
PRICE, 25 CENTS A HOTTIE.
Prepared only by
VIM. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
julyi2 -Gm
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CEDRON BITTERs

one trial, and you Will never use any others,
O. not necessary 90 publish q long lmt oi diseases
Tor which the CedrSn Bittou hro a specific.
Ia AL diseases oi The stomach, Bowels Liver or
kidneys
In ali affections of the Brain depending upon ie-
rangemCnt VI the stomach or Eoaoh
ln G0ut, Rheumatism, aud Noufalga
And To- beYor aud hgue
IL is destined 10 suIerscde al other remedies. "a
not only cures AN those diseases Dot f prevents
them.
vine glass full 81 The Bittou taken Ga hour b.
fore each meal Will obyiuie abe 200 effects Of the most
unhealthy climate, and screen tho porl0n taking IA
against disease under che most trying exposure.
sold b. Druggists aud Nnlrrla gsnefaiV.
SCI Or. John Blus PuuclpA ONCE, Eith street.
Louisville, Ky. june is-Gm
FOR HALk, Wholsstio and Retail, "a m. Marbuml
| Auction ator,, raiern street, Nashville, Tdnusraee
hE.DAWIs.
General Agaut fr NASH 80 {.
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The "UniOn Boys" return thanks
TO Ben and "Little Bob" of the
Ruth, Cedar street, for the delicious Milk
Punches sent them yesterday. TiUs s
Ruh.
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BRowN & Co, newsdealers, supplied
us last night with the latest Louisville
and New York dailies, and with Harper's
Weekly Frank Leslie's Illustrated, the
illustrated News, and PetersOn's Ladies
National Magazine. We return them
sincere thanks.
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DYSPEPSIA

and is attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
Ike charm THAI n medicine There d nothing m
tho whole range OF the Materia hcdiCs that can if a
moment bear a compai isOn with 10 Ina THIS disease
A fui account Of thia wondered plant may Dciould
In The 18th edition ~ the L. : Dispehaalofyi pages
1851 aud 1855.
A serias of experiments, Ia which Dr. Boil has been
for years engaged, has Just been brought " sue
ees,ni termination, and he t now enabled 70 ouof "
M t,,blir A COMB nation Of Codroni Win other ap-
nroved tonics, the whole preserved in The best quality
of eo~pper-dhtllod Bourbon WHISKY, which he IL con
adent has no equal 10 The world
~ u,iqht furnish d volume OF certificates, but the
nublic have long since learned 90 estimate such things
nj their true value. The safest plan is Tor every one
40 test for himself The virtues Of = poe medicine
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Recorder Shane tried fourteen cases
yesterday. Three of the parties were
sent TO the workhouse ; the remainder
paid their fines, together with the costs.
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just received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Yalises, Carpet
Bags, satchels, &c, Of every description,
which / will sell very low for cash.
NJ. MoR0AEsTERE,
july lO-lW, No, 10 Union 81,
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MessTs. Allen s. 90, have furnished
us with the American Solder Of the
f'h and nth July, published stimuli
taneously.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail,
A. @. SANFORD 80 co.,

Al Merchants Rank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish TO send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., and thereby save the RISK OF
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way TO send money
North. junel3-tf
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The "sympathizers" in this city still
doubt the fall of Vicksburg "Oh
faithless and perverse generation y
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All persons who design leaving The city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to Now York, Philas
delphia, Boston, Baltim re, Niagara Falls, Wash
ington City, and all principal cities North, East and
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal cities in Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can DO had to all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville aud chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ..............I o'clock, A. N.
Tennessee and Alabama. ...........S O'Clock, A. m.
Nashville and Ohattanooga..."., 7+3O a" "
Omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 30 min
utos before tho above mentioned times
omnibuses viii call at any private residence or
hospital in the city, by giving notice the day pre-
vious to leaving.
Office EIours.-1he Once is open from 8
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, p. NJ, daily Sundays
excepted aud ON SUNDAY from g o'clock to 10 o'clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call at the Office.
W. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
nashville, tennessee, June u ls03-tr.