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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

President Lineeln's Inaugural on the
4,h OF March. 1865. closed in language
beautiful aud touching, and bsea1hed
benign and christian temper. 1t was as
follows:
With malice toward none, with charity
for all, with frmuess 10 the right, as God
gives us to see the right. let us strive on
10 ,ialsh the work We are 10. 10 bind up
the nations wounds snd care for hlm who
shall have borne the battle, and for bis
widows AID his orphans--fo do all which
r1sy achieve and cherish just and lasting
peace among oarselves and with all nasionsl
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GEN LEE.-The N Y. Tribune, thong
pledged to The policy Of mercy, brings lb
following strong iudic meut against GeDer
al Lee
During his four years Of warfare on the
Union he was responsible for the wors,
crimes committed in the hame Of Rebellion
Daring the last three years he was the
most trusted aud influential OF the Rebt
military leaders. During the last two, ht
might at any lime have made his will la"
on any military question. Yet there is no.
in existence a syllable Of protest from Les
against any Of the barbari,ies which bav'
been practiced by the South in the conduc'
OF the war. The massac at Port Pillow
evoked no expression Of reproval from him
The systemalized starvation of Union pris
oners went on without objection not only
at a distance, but under his eyes. Hi,
Headquarters at Richmond were in sigh
of Belle Isle and Libby prison where ouI
men starved snd frcZe by the thousand :
A word from him could have reached An
dersonylle at any moment, but il was neV
er sent. His memory will be blackene
with the infamy Of sky thousand murder
be might have prevenled-nay. which wer'
committed presumably with his express sp
proysl. He Of conrse knew what be wa
doing, be presumably counseled il ; be Ger
tainy approved IT,
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Ashtabula Union School.

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, A. b. Superintendent
20. W. WAITE Principal of High School
Miss SARAH H. PAEkER, Grammar
Miss CARRIE e. king, intermediate Depar
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Departn ent
Miss SUSAN N. WnDRE, Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN, Assistant in Primary
The School is Free to all persons of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the Dstc attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
willbc
For For prs%my prn%ary per snnum. fSSS ;SSS
For High School 1000
Tuition payab lie in advance.
All applications for admission TO be made TO he Superin
tendant.
The Fall TerB commences Monday September 5th
1863 and the Winter Term Monday, January I'd, 1865.
II is highly desirable that all pupils should gun open
ing No pupils out Of the village will be received 70
ess period than term, and deduction for
eept in cases OF sickness or removal.
GEORGE W. WAITE,
Rev. X. II. C0NKLIN. oar of Education,
@. e. BRUCE.
h. FAssRrr. PreSL
II. l.. MORRISON, Treas.
Q. G. CULLEI, Board Of Education.
J. B. CROSBY,
WIN. SANBoRs,
A. +. HoBBARD, Secretary.
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letter from MIR. sIideII.

Mr. Sidell being invited 10 funeral ser.
vice held on occasion of the assassination Of
President Lincoln, ,.in the English Chapel
of Paris, sent the following reply 10 the
Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Quincy
"MY DEAR SIR NO cue could have
heard with greater horror aud regret thai
/ the intel ,ence Of the atrocious crimes
perpetrated at Washington. No one could
repudiate with slerner indignation the deo
that the assassRs had received prompting
or encouragement ttom friends of the Con
federate cause Perhaps no two prominent
persons Of the Federal Government could
have been selected who excited in less de
gree feelings of personal hostility aud vim
dictiveness than President lincoln and his
Secretary OF State. | am much Obliged tc
you for inviting me and my family to assist
at the solemn service " hich you propose t.
hold TO morrow at your chapel, and, coulo
we be present simply TO manifest the feel
ings which have briefly expressed, We
would not hesitate 70 kneel with you H.
prayer for the souls of The victims. Blu
reflection will, am sure, satisfy you tha,
our presence on the melancholy occasion
would be subj ct to various and not uuna.
ura miSeoustructions, received Oh tie par
of some as hypocritical display of u regrel
we did not feel by Others, as virtual &C
Acknowledgement of the injustice Of he caust
in the defense of which so many noble mar
,yrs have fallen and as tacitly implied
fcqu'escence in the course of policy pursued
by Mr. Lincoln since his accession to powe
on the 4th of March, 1861. l will tax,
pleasure, 10 compliance with your r'q nesl
to let any Confederate friends whom l may
see Today know of the intended ceremony
Believe me, very sincerely your friend and servant,
JOHN SLlDELL."
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Or. Clark having had twenty years experience all
treatment OF chronic diseases of character
the THROAT and LUNGS will give perfect satisfaction to H.
who may apply for relief.
Having had successful practice in the above named pa
ces for several which sasc
tory reference be given All medicines prescribed
operating satisfactorily the money shsl be refunded
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 81 TO So The noc
tor be consulted the last weeks Of every onth
his residence, No. ISL Ptsburg Street Cleveland Ohio $3.50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland Jan, 1855. s. G. CLARK, D. VI.
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Warmers Pinolea,

u
SHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and woman In the country. Being VOLATILE it is
far Superior to Benzole or Naptha, for
Removing Grease Spots,
and is much agreeable use it not only void of
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
odor supplying the place of cologne other perumey
has greater affinity for oils than any known substance
and hence unes with them Immediately, and evaporates
leaving the garment entirely free from spot STAIN
many valuable dress coats are thrown aside as useless
because of greasy collars cus How many hats caps,
gloves dresses carpets and garments of all descriptions
vaueess from the cause, all Of which be
with one bottle of the Pinolea
The following of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen:
ind it far superior TO anything used for removing
grease spots think very valuable article and would
cheeruy recommend it to my friends and the public. Eve
y person should have bottle as II VIII save 500 worth
If clothing. Pref AMOS B. LUCE.
Kingsviile, June 1864.
Mr.. NJ r. WARMER Dear Sir: You ask me to give my
candid opinion to the merits of your pnolea This !
cheeruly do. have used it during the past year,
honestly say that would not be without it for times its
cos II acts like magic in removing that chance
to fall upon upon garment. coat whose collar has be
soed as TO give shabby appearance to the whole
ire by the of the Tinoca entirely cea1sed and
made to appear like coat There is not that objection
the Pinoea that obtains against other
ergens Instead of nauseous odo has the perfume of
ergamo but by exposure to the and air all odor
vauishes II administers comfort his money
A. JUDSON BARRETT, AN.
Principal of Kingsvile Academy
Such Communications coming from such as the above
truly hatteng Many others might be added, but the
article speaks for itself
756 Kngsville 0.
For sale by II. A. HENDnY Druggist, Ash:abula.0 o.
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Plows! Plows! Plowsl
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
THIS is the last season you will have for
Il great while ts buy Plows at old prices. So out
with the Green Backs and get good
Iron Beam Plow at only 81 90
No. 2 Warren Plow ii 90
"22 Curtis HOO
Common Plow Points ofall kinds so
Gutter do rs
Remember the place to do this Is at
IalcOtfs Fonadeyy in JefersOn,
or or his agents.
Taicott Dodge in Geneva,
Bailey Bro Rock Greek,
Candeld Orwell,
Palmer West Andoyer
Roberts Heriek Richmond
have large stock OF Pows hand and for the puece o
Introducing them pretty thoroughly In every town IN ths
county going give the trade the benefit OF old prices
on PL0WS this spring, thing shall not be aole 70 &c
hereafter for a great while Ia all probability.
| HENRY TALCOTf,
| Dealer In Hardware Iron Stoves, Tin, and
manufacturer Of are, Flows and
/ Job Castings Of all kinds;
Jefferson, %. April Q. 1854. 74o
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Notice to Teachers.
EXAMINATIONS will be held this


JEFFERSON, Saturday, March 25th.
AUsTISBuRG Monday, March 9th.
KiNGsvILLE, Saturday, April LIST.
JEFFERSON Monday, April 18th.
CHERRY VALLEY, Saturday April 22d.
ORWELL, Monday, April oath.
sHTABrLA, Saturday April 10th.
JEFFERSON, Saturday, May 9th.
JEFFERsoS, Monday, May 18th.
BY the amended hoo law each male applicant Is required
pay the Of fifty reus and each female applicant, the
try6ve cents before being admitted to examination
Each applicant will also be expected to furnish envelope
with his her address, postage paid The examiners desire
to to all who to teach the coming that they
consider the above EOtice examinations sufficient
give all opportunity of attending and that private exan
tions will not be given.
March 11th, 1865 7o4 W. p ROWLAND, Sec'y.
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Aroana Watch.

AN Elegant Novelty in Watches
I1The of this wa'ch, entirely new invention,
composed of ak different metals combined, rolled together
and producing exact imitation OF IL carat gold
called Arcana Shch viii always keep its color. They are as
beautiful and durable solid gold and Afforded at one
eighth the cost The is beautifully designed with Pan.
e and shield name with Patent Push Pin and engraved
style Of the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers ana
ar really handsome and desirable and exact an Imitation
ofgod defy detection. The moye9ent Is mannAcuIs
ed by the well known Jmer Watch Company OF Europe
and superby finished having engraved pallets anex
carved trdges adjusting regulator with gold oanced anu
the improved ruby eweed action with line tis and shee
hands and is warranted good time Keeper ihsss
watches ofthree different sizes the smallest being o
mail Express $l25. single sent N 40 essans
for t26; will readily sell for tnree uus
cost We are the sole agents for this watch In the
states and none are genuine which do not bear our aas
Mark address, BEYAUGH Co., importers.
amiao I5 Maiden Lane. New York.
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mn. A. nKsrnIcr.
II Is sweet 10 feel as the day gldes BY,
And the quiet evening near us.
Where under the blue of the fading sky,
We plead for the never dmm d light on high,
That the Father In Heaven hears us.
To know that sometime the crimson and gold,
Ofeternitys morning cover the mold,
That silently crept through the silent years
Ger the affairs wet with human tears
To know thro' the gloomily gathering mist
Thro' the black, full cloud above us,
We shall hear, sometime, five only hst-
The voices ofthose who love us.
What matter. tho over some shrouded hope,
The hearis best blood is flowing,
Into eternitys fathomless cup
The Crucifed gathers each bright drop up,
And marks how the life is going,
Mourningly out from the beaten breast,
AS wavelet drops from the oceans crest
Where a wind that forever and ever mocks,
Dashes 1t helpiessly on the rocks.
merciless wind Crooks so cold
Through liie's dim moonlight gleamingl
Sometme-ere the years have written us
old
We shall rise to the mornings beaming.
uuriai OF Abraham Lincoln.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Oh, low to smite and swift TO spare,
Gentle, and merciful, and just
Who in the fear of God didst bear
The sword of power, nations trust.
Tn sorrow by thy bier we stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all,
And speak the anguish of a land
That shook with horror at thy fall
Thy task is done the bond are free;
We bear thee to an honored grave,
Whose noblest monument shall be
The broken fetters of the slave.
Pure was thy life; its bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sons of light
Among the noble host of those
Who perished in the cause Of right.
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Good News for the Soldiers !! !!

SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR
Wouxds received in the line of duty" whether Picket
Skimsh in Battle entitled to from 500 to 1915 ad
dittonal fornty.
following section of the act Of Congress approved
March Sd, ALL SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, the Bounty
af If they had served out their full term.
READli!
Sec And be it further enacted that every noncomms
stoned officer private other person. who has BEEN shall
hereafter be discharged from the Army Of the United States
wounds received in BATTLE kirmsh pick
in action in the line of duty shall be entitled to
ceive the bounty he had served his full and
all acts OF inconsistent with this hereby
peaed."
All soldiers who have been wounded in SERVICE in any
manner and who have received Bounty by this
entitled to though they had been wounded in battle
will make the collection of these back bounties specia
ty and all soldiers who think themselves entitled such
will do we'll to call and advise with me, ~ the validity
their claims.
Office Herricks store. Ashtabua Ohio. April 18th,
1865. EDG AR HALL,
Claim Agent
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SINcLAIR's HARNESS STORE.

MAIN STREET, AsHTAsULA'
J II. SIRCLAIR--woold inform 'ne
. ,., n. ,.sa,sa opposts ths Fish house, whore he
luyites Pstsops 10 eel and so hu seoN
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B@rWhile The remains of Lincoln lay in
state in Independence Hall. Philadelphia,
seventy. five veterans, who had euch lost o
leg in their country's service, hobbled into
the chamber to la Ike a look at him whose
heart beat 10 unison with theirs
About one hundred aud ff'y sick and
wounded soldiers, brought in ambulance>
from different hospital, were also prcsen
and grzed upon the ashes of Father Aba.
ham, as they were wont 10 call him. IL
was he most touching sight TO see thos
disabled sons of the Republic, wounded
and mapgled by rebel bullets, come to pay
their respects 10 the assassinsted President
of the Republic, who had Likewise fallel
by rebel bullet While the body lay il
state the ladies Of Phladely hia laid beaut'
ful wreaths woven ly their own fair hand
at the head of the cCffiu, ar beauiifu
white cross, worked with flowers, was pre-
sente by he ladies' Of the U. S Sanitary
Commission, and placed at the foot Of tb'
cofIiu. Some benevolent association pre-
sen,ed aLo her beautiful white cross ,t
adoln the bier OF little Willie, which was
placed in the centre of The fin. Thu'
father and son wore the emblem Of Chris
ianity. A poor colored woman asked per
mission to place plain, rough boquet OF
the Presidents cofia which Was freely
granted, and SO ove'joyed was the bumb!'
donor that she actually wept with JOY.
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LIQUORS.
BICTERs.
AUNipRIles.

Government Buildings
| I WILL offer forfa'e, a. Public Anctiou, the iol
| i losing Govsrnmeot BGiidiogs, 81 Nashville
/ Tennessee. Sale 20 commence On TUh SD4Y, DE
| oember ian, 1865, At 20 am 10 the order Whie
| they sppear ina This advert sement, aad cunuuu
from day TO day until all sold. sale 10 b mad
ou the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower LeFee:
One Bmlding 42x2s feet
Barracks and Mess House, Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer
One Building 45xi0, 81 feet Oh
One Builii1g, lo1i5, 81
On Lower Levee, Halfway House:
One Blu ldng, s6x2i feet.
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse
Lower Levee
One one, 25x25 feel, two stories
one kitchen, lSA56 feet
Twins Landing, Lower LeVee:
One Building, 4px2o feet.
Bays Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
One Building. 2lx7 feet.
Une Binding, 24Nss feet.
tine Budding. 3sxlu feet.
one Building, 23Glll feet.
hight Ruildings, each 2lx39 feet
SIX buIldin. :, esch 4Xlo Get.
Cant. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
awo Buildiugs, ga h 70x2l lest, story % Il Ligh
Five Shed stules, l.0xzf feet.
Une Forage House. NIX % feet.
Buildings in Rear Of Refugee House,
Broad Street near High
One Mess HOu=e g2x50 ifet
One Wash House, l7Xt7 iert.
one Cut House, lzK15 feel.
one Kitchen, lIx27 feet
One Quarters, koX50 ie=i.
u. s. Tin-shOp, Vine Street, near Broad
Street
One Building. 40xl7 q, 2 story, l6 q high.
One binding SXl1 ieeL
One shed Stable, 2JKl4 iest.
one Out house. llxs ieet.
One Cosl House.
Watson House, Market Street:
one Kitchen, i91t1ieet.
Baptist Church, Summer Street, near
Cedar Street:
One Budding, T4K2l feet
one Addison, 40zd9 ieet
one Addiioa, l6x-o Get.
Rear No. "a South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street.
One sab e. i3x2l feet.
Barracks on Cherry street. between Church sud
broad street.
One Building, 77x34 feet 2 story.
Bapd-i Church, Cherry Street, South Nashgiue:
une Buiid ng, lexis eeL
Uns binding, lsxl2 feet.
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re
serVOlr:
one Build NJ falx-Sfeet
Two buiidiugs, each luiN-1 isef-
Two kgiidinss, esch zo12l iteL
Tuo Bindings, each 1Gzso ieet.
Post QuartermasteFs Horse Corral:
Ops Shed stable, 3e7xis feet
one 6S2xl6 feet
one BuHding. SEa2 feet tao siory
One Forage House, GixEi Bel W. story
one Wash Bouse, loxiofeet
Ons Ous Busdsng, l6Eis FRET
Che Kfeheu. s1Ez2 f1ei,
At Fort Dan. HeCO0k, opposite CumheF-
land Hosp Broad Street.
one Building, 52s3s tset. tHo story.
tsne buildmF lexis ieeL
0ue Building, l2STe4 feei. taC story.
one BuidnF, 6oTz5 FEET.
Terms eEsh. Bmldings 10 b. removed b fhs /
,urcha-er Etnin ten o. days from dsie q ssis
81 oEasE q csptss A. B kaps, U s. a, oaisf y
> 49, 3 = ase,s ByL u. a. Lax
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70 nsar srrcUrAross WILL Re- TREATED vrru.
500 Agents Wanted. .

0O00 A MONTH guaranteed and srpe1sos
- @NJO paid, 10 Eae-men. energetic young
gage 10 the sals Of "HoIlhnds Lite OF Imcolu %
Abbott History OF he keheiou." "Haad'ey's
Lie Of Mashmgiuu, and Iuauy other aiau.llFd
Works and EugnYings For terlI.s and terut1Iy
Amply Immediately, in pers0n Of BY letter, NJ MS
ufhce. g. T. iIhBLE,
llt Fourth 80 T. BET. Market and jefferson,
uoF2-am dsW Lluiafllip XIV
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LIST or LERfERs
Rs~sini.s a fAs Sastsiile Post o5io'

ke@sinins a. fss Sasiviile Post Q5ies,
Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1895.
Ehe List Of uncallei for Letters hss been
assigned 10 the Nashville USIos, By Post
Enaster Lindsley, for the year 1865, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
cluding the army.
Al letter. adYerIised are subject % an extra
charge a. one cent. Prr.ons ealing Tor Them sal
Filease b. prepared with the necessary cha1ge.
herHons ealialg ior tkeSe letters VII plsAse say
tlsN sre advertised, AMI give the daie 81 U.s.
An letter. not takeu 0uf IN one noah VA D.
neli o. TIE General fosi Ofiice a. dead letter.
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HOWE MACHINE,
Ella. Howe, IT., Inventor a Puren'ss,

Elias Howe, JF., Inventor a PafeHtss,
It's unequalled as a Manufacture
Machine, and lis reputation thorough
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBsl work
usinga much smaller needle for NE
same thread than any other Machine
These Machines are made Al ias
new and spacious Faeiory At Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate a.
peryision ofibs President Of the Con
papv. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the origins
inventor Of The sewing Maebins.
Duplicate paris Of Machines con
siantly on hand.
Msehinery repaired and saiisiae'ion
guaranteed.
brLdberal Inducements offered to
A genia.
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For Sale.

ok BILLIARD TaBLFs. uish Fheslan's colsh
- suas 81 complete sBd 10 good orasr. Il noi
-3id pseFious g TIE suth Of Deeembsr next viii b
sold ~ Puelie Auction. with foo- ysSrs ses Of one
u the finest rooms n Nashville size 6oxfa srld :
adjoining roouls. For further parncalars eaqaiIs
q l. LsqNs' BLIZZARD s0aIas,
neFsrlm Epicn stFeei, AsshTillss
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300 4 AioATH! AgoBis uanisd lor =
entItlT zee aTuciea, lrsi cuf AafFss
v y, - ~ !, CIT sailing, hi4daior1, stalt
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nURCar ! cal Rates for Salt pr tarrel was de-
~ sg0sd 70 embrace 2s0 IOiHd BIrsz lf1F
Nusrea- \ large proportion Of the ssit nov TENS
shipped uoder ths laln rate are bushels or g
Pouad BRrneis.
On and sfler to-day PSI Pound Barrels only vii
he shipped st Yarhcar load rates, and $50 Pound
Barrels IN ssEae pr0poi ton. Shippers Wil please
mark weights on barrels and on balls lading.
+. h. ENING,
coflS-2m- General Freigh Agent
OFFICE 0F GENERAL SUFrRiNrrNBEST,
n &C. 40 n. a n W. RAILROADS,
RAsavulE, TENN Get 9Th, Is 3.
eN snd alter Tus s,ity Oct To- leGi End uUul ldr-
" Their notice, Passenger Trains Hiu im As iol-
ssvs:
NASHVILLE T. CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Laws Nashville Tor Chattanooga and all points
SuIih AIS A. n Arrive 81 Chattanooga 81 Gu P.
Returning Lesve Chattanooga Al Gao A.
Arrive 1t nashville q 6.i5P- n.
StlelhyFille Accommodation, leave Nashville 81
Al p H., srriye 81 ahelt9ydle Al 7.11. b.
tlsturning-l cave Sbeibyulle ~ $50 A. n, 81
uve Al a-b5 A. n.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
lfape fsshv le Tor Jacksonville, snd 81 points
Mesi and NorthSesi, ~ -. n srnye Al johnson
vile ai u p n.
Rsturnsng-Lesve Johnsonville 10 A. n, STRIVE
81 Nashville Al 6.59A n.
Ifaius on n. a n. ". r. R. counest II Johnson
tsic with nrst clsss line Of stesmers for Padncsh,
Os'ro ana e Lous.
Trans stop ~ an intermedlafe points
WM- 2. INNEcs Geu9 SuuT
n Z. sud n. a ~ ". K BIDS.
Octl0-u
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OFFICERS.

p no. COTTON, Of Tenn. C. d. HFqUEuuoUHa, al h.l
IS. e. uusrs, uELAN0 O. sMITu, Of MINI
A. o. SANFORD, a. q. WELIs, 90 Aich
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TO THE LADIES on NASHVILLE.
LINE.

Having been IN business in the CITY for a long
time, she iet- sure ofheng ss8e % give tie "a ne
satisfaction when she has done inF the la-f ~ years
10 those Ladies Who haze chosen, aad Wb0 mas
choose, 90 pstFonils Der sziasiishmeaL
i.sfs sEn
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
La
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and sfler THURSDAY, Nov 10Th, and I'M
follows:
cave Nashville at T.l5 m; arriving st Decatur
al 80 pm.-MaHmg immediate connections lOr
hnnisNilie sni Memphis, arriving al Memphis ct
go am next dsi. Lsis run through from Deca-
iur to Memphis.
Reforming Leave Decatur st 30 am; arriving
al Nashville al 5s5 pan, connecting with trains for
Louisville.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
yiile (Brnad street D-pOtl III 20 PIN.
Returning leave Columbia Nc 7.l5 am; arriving
at Nashville at y a. a m.
Trans stop NJ AT Intermediate Slatioue, and run
daily except the Columbia trlin. which will act
run on sunday.
nOyl6-u J. II. POTTER, G3enn Sup't.
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Of "a kinds - Ehieh We respectfully cal ne atien-
u8u II car fuenls and TIE pupia een lailJ- hqpilg
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