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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-16
The Philadelphia Convention-NIr. DooIittIe.
Address-Its Permanent Organizatfon-Repor
Committees.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 16.-Noon.
The Convention met at 10 O'clock A NJ, to-day. The
wigWam crowded to its utmost capacity. One half Of
the audience were ladies.
Senator Cowan Committee on resolutions and
the address to be published to the United States
ted declaration of principles which unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted The address declares that the
stituton and has preserved the Union with the equal
rights dignity and authority of all the Staes perfect and
electoral colleges, is right abiding in and duty i'm
posed upon every State and that neither Congress
deny the right State that Congress has power
over the elective franchise but that right belongs excl
sivey to each State that State has the right to with
draw from the Union that all Constitutional amend
ments all the States have all equal right to vote that
slavery is abolished and forever prohibited that the Ma
onal debt is sacred and inyioabe and the Confederate
debt invalid recognizes the services of federal soldiers
and sors and the debt due by the nation to them and
their widows and orphans and endorses President John
for his teadfast devotion to the Constitution laws
by Mr. Raymond of the New York Times 1t read by
that gentleman and unanimously adopted.
The National COmmittees-EXecutive and Financial,
Senator Doolite said in his opening address to the
Convention it Of the greatest events of day
1t the first National Convention in six years. and in
the nterum there had been blood agony and tears
brothers had faen and had been wasted
thousand battle fields but thank God! the
pie of the whole country could the raterna feeling
here there would be struggle at polls this fall [Great
applause But as whole the people cannot be here to
From this time until the election Of the next Congress- we
should be unng IN our exerons to see that the next
Congress- if this shall continue refuse this sacred
right of representation to equal States that the next shall
recognize them [Applause.] When that is done, the
Union is restored and when the Union is restored we
shall be prepared to enter upon higher and nober
among the nations of the earth than has yet
been occupied by any upon which the of
Heaven ever shone upon. [Applause.]
The following is list of officers of the Convention,
viz J. R. Doote, President. Among the Vice Presidents
are J. W Broekenbroush OF Virginia, John A Glmer of
n G., Judge Wardaw, of S. c., Richd s. Lyons, of Ca,
Judge Randall of Fla, Cuthbert Bullet, of La J. NJ
Tbbetts, of AK, D. Barnett Of Texas, Geo. s. Hous
ton, of Ala Thos. A. Nelson of Tenn.
Edgar Cowan, of Pa, is Chairman of the Committee on
resolutions On this Committee Gen. Conch, of Mass,
Senator Dixon, of Conn, Mr.. Raymond, of n Y, Mr..
Biger, of Pa Reverdy Johnson, of Md, Mr. Graham of
n. c., Gov. Perry of S. c. c. G. Langdon, of Ala, VIM
Yerger, Of Miss, John Ray of La, Mr. NJ McDougald,
of Cal, and others.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-16

EXPORTS
From the Port Of Wilmington, N c. for the ,ceeh epdnq
Auq1lst 1Gdl 1866.
CCASTWISE.
To B 3a bbls; spirits turpentino 33l do
10 bbls. rosin oil do varnsh 8 pkos mdze
TO NEW LONDON CT.-225, 600 feet lumber
FOREIGN
To MATANzAs--13O, 900 feet lumber.
To CARDENAs291, 1873 feet lumber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-16

Rates of Freight.
Per stean,or Per Sailing
- 0'~'i''''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09
SUNDAY READING



If you 20 to fsshionahls church, you viii
fad At the door or in the entry . man called
the sexton, one part of whose business il Is
to sort over the strangers who enter, and seat
them IN their appropriate places. An expe
rienced sexton can easily decide from afnAn's
apparel how far from the altar he is entitled
TO sit. A rich church has its zones OF conven-
tional life, consisting Of distinct grades Of
the same variety. and one cannot pass from
one over into the other With :npanity, no
more than can the elephant Of Afriea nay
Q visit to Labrador Look in upon one Of our
fashionable congregations. A narrow ZONE
near the door is occupied with HONEST men,
with neat hut coarse attire snch men q can
earn dollar day and pay their dsbts- The
next belt, independent farmers, saterprisiDe
mechanics and produce dealers, and men ct
rough calling and traffic The next zone in
cludes assignors and sssignees, broken mer-
chants and bankrupt brokers, wealthy bank
ers and twenty-five per cent money loaners,
reputable merchants aud disrepntable Shy.
locks, ali wearing about the same quality Of
goods, and all looking about equally honest.
The slips comprising this genus vary from
$3.50 TO $500. Between this class and the
altar are vacancies for poor deacons and 9th
er church officers. whose stewardship gives
them their promotion. In the galleries may
be found the vile poor, whose souls are below
par because they cannot afford to wear good
clothes IL there are any. black men that
God made, in the congregation. you viii 6nd
them slowed aloft. Such is fer picture Of
modern Christianity in its fashionable aspects
As much unlike the Christianity Of Jesus
and Paul. as gas is unlike the meridian sun.
Such churches breed inideiisy and skeptis
cism. They terrify aud repel Gods poor
Rhetoric and architecture will never feed the
hungry and ciothe the naked. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Wendell PHILIPPE, in his lecture last winter,
before the the Patent Washington Society.
told the following story:
"a mother on The green hills Of Vermont.
stood at her garden gate, holding By the right
hand sou OF sixteen ycars, mad with love
of the ssa. Edward, ssid he, they stell
me that the great temptation Of the seaman .
life is drink. Promise me, before you quil
your mothers hand, that you never will
drink Said be, for he told me the story, !
gave her the promise. l went the brosd
globe over--Calcntts, the Mediterranean,
San Francisco, the Cape Of Good Hope and
during forty years whenever saw . glssa
Alled with the sparkling liquor, my mother !
form by the garden gate. on the hill sids Of
Vermont, rose up before me and to-day, q
sixty, my lips are innocent Of the taste Of
liqqor.'
er OF Q single word? And yet 1t was ba'
half for said be, Yesterday there came in
TO my counting room young man OF forty.
and asked, do you know me7 No., said
I. Il was brought once;' said he TO my in.
formant, drunk into your presence on ship
board you were passenger; the Captair
kicked me aside; you took me into youi
berth. kept me Their till had slept Oh the
intoxication, and then you asked me at hae
q mother. / said never, that knew of; ]
had never heard mathers voice. You tglt
me of yours II the garden gate; and to-day
twenty years latter, am master Of ono o
the 6nest packets in New York, and ] CAM
to ask you to come and see me.
How fer back that little candle throw
its besm--the mothers word On the greei
hill side OF Vermont! God be thanked 70
the almighty power Of a single word.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

It is perhaps not without some shndc Of
sadness. that one comes to rank himself in
middle life. Slowly it dswns upon him; te>
luctaniIy he admits it. IL - no seASo OF
growing old that teaches him, no dA8sine uf'
the powers or the spirits. not even the taunk
OF that opprohrieus epiihst noSsA aags NJ.
PANTY flunK VI middle liia--for tAs yss3oU
is not the old bat the middls-aSe1 man !; bat
one finds that, with the fuller flesh, and dfhl-
err muscle, and stronger tread, and truer poise
Of his faculties-while yet his sympalhies are
all young and fresh, while ret Il WAite 70
follow where older and wiser led, TIE World
about him waits and looks TO hfta-pushea
him forward where he hesita&es, until &c dis.
covers, that no longer looked up9s - youeg,
he must Jake his place in the toiline 4nd q.
posed van, and hew the way in which other
fhe chsrscser Of middle life Il =, skArac,
ter Of the man. 1t il tina, BY which he is
known, that by which be makes his mark,
that by which he does good or evil; it il the
charter that carries him ipt0 pA 49, 80 ieto
the dread presence Of h.a Maksf. Xiadls
give. The bright visions Of youtA ~ Dast
taken Us, and No are made 10 - Nha9 : col
emn and how real things s. b " NV bon
vain, how weak, and ignorant % Tie uaaup
ported soul of man. Amid uialsa aaateils,
The attendant witnesses Of u disci
pline and oversight, amid dsGsA 49, AesfJ
day testify TO our insufficient oAeple, oal
advancing years lean % ~ AGlf ~ thi
pass u e. the breeze passae 0o whan11old
leaving il sanding Ard suiiug - AN1s
Shall We not have EAip14 ooo1o te1opt6ea1
come stateline6s Of cAafnctee, some ofke9 -
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= skisss; g g: e CO. ! -
|vhe,s naa-stss r u So ~ Co.
a /! III Of ~ sishlp ftse r. q ~
pR6clslhs t1sripsnldk Mann, whilS -
say hov closely and vilfally still il cling =
it, grosser and msansr delights. Old - -
not Of uaassiesshNlifsa.s ~ {east know
1t il IN Ar which middle age works q and
perfects. The secret lies beex there. Be-
rpge, md waiting and beloved - i theR
- 81 lbles ana sirtstase = pdlel kts J.
ana It, ddesul6ss. AskacslAs, 46rde1ood9
to itself and othsrs, i the product Of sel6sh,
frivolous middle life.cgA-~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

,. es': 'sse's;sa s'$ :; ~ is n sss
strike boldly in the battle o. life, and conquer
the opposing Zoe. must sink sooner or later
into the slough Of despopd, and b forgotten
by the on marchine army, whose lips are
singing the peans Of victory. II were better
for that .oneif he bad never heea born. LA
iEA0f Gt>ee ladeg 1xG1f ~ eoG81t kaa1eno -
tread. No; its ways are rugged, and It IL
the brave in heart only that, feArlessly accept
ing its challenges, doing battle - they move
along, sHl61ASHet& sgHe NAGaeU b1e with
fear and trembling, dreading to meet foes
seen and unseen, succumbs ere he has com
msnce4 the journey bat be xh2 boldly ID.
ventures the path, whether it ieAds 70 gloomy
abysses or up giddy accents, over moraases,
through night like forests, or into regions Of
perpetual snow. hsldin9 aaof sha banner in.
scribed with the daring motto" There is no
such word Is Fall" is victor In every 6ght.
His heart beats a. quick, his eye btightens,
and his strong arm 10 nerved for battle when
danger approaches. No thought has he Of
retreat-onward he marches, driving his en-
emies before him
What cares he for tAese-wss he not maas
u d6Eof Ge1 He viii - victorious -helb-
ing shall deter him. He knows no such word
~ fail. Whatever he resolved on, must be
accomplishedls h <6uot saAcanb, though
the world such press upon him. Death, rath-
er, and he conquers /! The hero Of the Geld,
he wears the laurel ere1al 1t 10 only when
age overtakes him, palsying his arm and steal
ing his strength of purpose, that he wraps
down 70 pisssant ares{,s. Even then he Is
but subdued-not conquered. His task has
been faithfully accomplished. His end il
blfat ~ PC u q eSsss " g :.
Young man and young woman, if You woald
Bscceedin lifey strike from Your vocabulary
the stumbling block to saccess-the word
fdii.-Naryland hrn}er
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09


Prayer has been called the telegraph line
from earth to heaven. Is not the invisible
6tly typiGed by the visible, which seems 1t
sell only in part thing Of sense, IN sbject
occupying the boundary line between the
visible and invisible7 A new telegraph line
is completed every time soul is born into
the kingdom Of grace. In heaven each com.
petion is celebrated with songs Of JOY aad
shouts of triumph. ffthe earthly magnetic
telegraph flashed swift intelli gence, how
much more swift and wonderful the Divine
Power that on the telegraph Of Prayer sends
to the spirit world the news Of . soul saved,
the conversion of . sinner, the comforting Of
the distressed, the building UP of the Mes
siah' kingdom on earth, or the accomplish
ments OF those great ends, which God has
designated as the work of the followers in
this ''vale of tears All how little does
the world know Of the precious eamforts OF
the telegraph of Prayer, which through =
lively faith Of God, hath by the merits Of the
Savior, brought by the Holy Spirit the pro-
missed blessing. Sinners have you ever EN-
pfoyed this Prayer-this line CT communicsr
lion between heaven and earth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

NOBLE SENTIMENTS. - This 10 an agreeable
world after all. II We would only bring our
lelvesaS iook ~ he sut Secn that ssFunA1 ~
h theirltrue light, We wou. d see beauty vhsre
10 MOI behold deIorniitY, and listen = ~
mony Ghsss " hsas sothisg hui dissoeA II
be sure there is a great deal Of .vexstion and
anxietyso meet, We CANNOT sailsOA asssu,her
coast forever; yet if we preserve . calm eye
and steady hand We can 50 trim our sails
and manage our helm, as 70 avoid the
rocks and weather the storms that threaten
shipwreek. We are members of one great
family; we travelling the same road, and
shsit arrive at the same common gUal. We
breathe the same air, are subject 70 the some
beauty, and shall lie down on the bosom Of
our common mother. Ii is unbecoming then
that brother should hate brother; it 10 not
ptpp6f that friend should deceive friend. II +
We pity that man Who can harbor enmity
against his fellow; he loses half Of the enjoys
ment of life; embitters his own existAsce-
Let m tear from oar eyes the colored med
um that invests every object with the green
hue Of envy and suspicion; turn deaf ear
to scandal, breathe spirit Of charity from
our hearts; let the rich gushing Of human
kiadssss sweR up - afoaafain, % thAt Ne
agolden age may becsme no fiction, and
the islands Of the blesaed btucm In mors than
HyperiAa beauty. ssAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

CAS MorHER Fo4GEr?-Can . mother
forget? Not . morning., noon or night but
she looks into the cornerof the kitchen where
you read Robinson Crusoe and thinks Of you
AaA boy. Aoshers rarely bec0me scphscsdds
that their children are growing out Of their
childhood. They think Of them, sds1e
them, write TO them, q IT, not full 6fte1nS
years Of age. They cannot forget the child.
Three times day sbs thinks ofab0sS 40
arG Alsent from tn taHls. ind hopes the next
year al the fnrthest, she may have just her
own family there, and if ron are there look
out for the fat limb of fred chicken, Asd cof-
Zee which nobody but mother can make.
Did Hannah forget Sahuel7 A short sen-
tesces full Of houseAuid hisf0fy-1aArunSs
ming Oyer, With genuine mesherly love. - tell
ingly beAutifui. Moreover his mother made
HIM little coat, and brought him year to
year when she came up with her husband TO
the yearly sacrifice.
A mother mourning q her first borns
grave, OF closing the dying eyes Of child af
ter child, displays . grAf whose very sscred>
ness is sublime. But hemFs4, heavier than
the death stoke, il theI1espssAs;on Of son
who rushes over ecynaAn1 Mari, into vices
which he would hidS ah1 ahasdoned and
the vile. Nnpstsoa - Asle1 3 iAdy what
France added ~ the e@eeatios of her youth,
and the shoFs, profound tsply ws g Moths
ers!'' s~
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CHR s0at0s1ltl ]


..1-eeSe--s.
~ - wAaA 1 hAvStsrs . II
live for thoss who lore ne,
Whsse shs64h 4el Ind ~ AnSf
For the heaven Hat 1hilsy Above ns,
And awaits MP sp1sittoe;
For al human ties that bind ne;
+, e :s ~ sh q t;s.e '.1ansp
~ Az tbs 81 81 4 ~ - NO xns4
love T. lsorn their sfssy
Who'vs s1npssa fsf. ~ eake; -
- Saan0dlobe QaG esaf&E sT@%z
And follow IN thaix wake;
1.ras ys4istA nasssss, AsaAua m
The noble q N 49, .ga i s4 80
Whoes dAsds crowd hIHosy'slAea1 - ~.
Ard Times great volume rake.
Liza Il hsla soannnioa ~.~.u - u
VIII eli that e divine;
To feel thsrs u enicn 80 49,.
'Twixt natdrs's hsaft nad zine:
To profit BY aAictfUu,
Reap Arskhs lpm Aslds sf AsAisa, ss12.
Grow wiser fron esuvietisa, ssE
And fulhi each grand dssign-
Hive TO hail tAa& season ri Y
By gtfsed niDas fbrsteia sra
When men shall live BY rsassn,
And rot alone BY esld; s. -
When man to man united,
And evsry wrong thing Skhtsd.
The whole world shall BE- lighted,
Az Eden was Of old. s*As
live for those who love me;
Por those who knew me true;
For the heaven that smiles above me-,
And awaits ny spirit too
For the cause thai lacks sssistAnes,
For the wrong that needs resistancs,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that ! can -. 5...s3ss
Q. LINyAus RANKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

ITO saihsnisI McCrsa Adawk P.pier J IN E.sIv and
1 Hart >xscat ~ the e-tAte ~ Jacob schar-
~. dscess-d Ailfed Hssssy. yaa hersSs nsAns4
that N htsose DE hrst day ~ Dc .nker 1885, thsr
sf - M In d. once of ths tierk cf tAs 6@sr.et
Curt u ~ csanfy. fovA ~ ssokuk pstittop Of The
LsWft no. Ccsi Cos si4ininx ~ on the si1 M
thanisi McCrs@ ths cf six thousand one husars4
ad ssxt sii.rs, thu gufrhas- mosey due loks
81. O. ssd oF lot 10. block - rard's sddi.
tsos - - oisy - kAnhsk, L~e s~e6y Ieae,aA a1se
sss - - - Nkner1sat oi seubo<S - ~ $50
p-ppssfy In the ansosnf above named. and s decree
er he sale Il sdd =. fg ~ psysen. Of iss AID .an
end INTEREST Art unse yo ppsAr sheveso and dsf-pd
b~f Of the sersnd Day OF the term o. the
esd Dsaict conrt 1t K~ehSt ,, cna.eS. the hrss
2on4ay In sebrssry f40 jufxsnt SD dccrss viii BE-
rssdersd against hy detsnit
BAN KIN AsckART. Any fcr PFC
30 Gu Rev stsnp eaAe. lssSi tse7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Bros sd altar Jaly 9th, 1895 Trains viii leave IL
ssefica vim all Western iinss. - soisoss:
Prom DUAKlRK AND SALAMANCA-
BY s@Y1fue. anSveAD gs1s
s.4s 4. i. NV Yokk IA Z ExfAEss,
from saiansnca. DAILY {s1cept sandAy.l ints~ssrss
1t Hornelsviils with the 5 % = m. Day kxpsss
D.iiy tSrc.ct snndsy.l ftop. 4 saiAm.nca go {.
N, aud eonnsst. At Horne,l.vills snd Corning viii
the 30 m Express Mail from Buffalo, sad sarfyss
in New York u 10 . ~ fs 3fF ri
AIS r, ~ NnW yOiAhk NIGn,F~ TX.
PRESS, fros Dankra Daily texc-pt snpdsJsl.
stsps st salamanca IS p. m, ana arrives II Esw
TUenn 1899 ,. m, cpnpecttpg WITH ~
1ralns and etsamefs fos Boston and Nsv 6nglAsd
csslss.
ED0M AVDpAL0--hy H>~ yogA rws ~ -
pos, cor kxehaas. spA NichieEn Afrsss.;
8 30 A. n. NEW YORK DAY nxPnKDs,
,gsa-os: .: ..s: .s... .., s..s ,s :
a~sna 4 w~tsrn R,,Foad for Ph.dsiphiA, Dai,L
more, and poi. = eoath. s.ss 4 u ssssss..sj
lao A. N, EXPRESS NAIL. via Avon ssa
NJ. Yors = NJ s1ee cpasss . E,nis
wiIliamspoft 4 emir. Ri oil. isr Har,isbsfsH.
Phil.dslpbia, Baltimore, wsiAfas on ass pdlsis
south. rs 49,
. 30 p. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, o.
days sx ept<) q p- ,sr ~ood snd natter only, aaA
.avtvssin Mes Fork 90 m. ssgss
els r. n. NEW YORK NIGHT TX.
, PRESS, DAILY o,.--cs.. at tiorneil..ilIe With
tie AIS pupi train r. m Dur kirh, aid sr'ives II
1 Nts IsrRat l2.So4. N Also eona-cas ~ Yairt
80 Harri.s.rs. rtlsdslphis I'D ssath. 81 s4sss
1l10 p. -. CaNCI MATT DXRR91U,
l,uilys t~xcsps sohdsssj. srr'.es in s4v York 81
3<5p m. C,ne~c's II Or vt Bsus with Deimwax+.
la ka~.nna we-t~ta ass~. ID and II New ri
With Ait-ra o. g aims AMI ST aners Bos on and
| Mes EngiArd Cfss.* 2xT 81 a0
iOsly One Ira Eat Sunday, f-sv,Dg Buffalo =,
lisx New sosA ~ Las a. ssas
Bosspp snd ssw Eng and ps4.gsr-, with their DSs-
Eavs. are srAnafsrl. fire 81 eAarp< La Nov fssk
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NEVER purchase love Dr. friendship BY gifta,
for when thus obtained they are lost g soon
you sGop paymsnt. q g. ESss sttss8@ - -
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Love One Another. Il
Let each one strive with I'll his might
To be . decent man,
And isve his nsighhor - himseH- sssis
Upon ths golasa plAa.
And II his Dsiehbsr chance 10 -
A pretty female woman,
Why love her I'll the mors--yoa - 81
That'a emily acting hsDas. sf1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Oass ~ - yiaA asrseso esmyas4s ne -
Case Of % Isrrs vals n MOROCCO and book g
Cos o. 3olsg9s a1asyp1aA easSaAd book-.--..-- q
osse n - bozssfNos- 70 ~ and =
Thee fsess, ~ ~ 49, single bon. sss sSt te
my pnss ~ ~ eDanevy, by nai1 - szDesss, -
charge, on receipt OF the price. Address
HUMPHREYy SpYrYETC ~
A0AROPl RHlc MEDICINE COAPAEY,
O0rsana pspee NJ ~ D<oodvAy. nev-Yaek.
For nls b. every Medicine Dealer
f Dr. HUAkAAnfe y coAss1ss1 Oily - Nh o0s< -
poeaR g ~ lsttss. - abovs. for all forns Of d.
Z taA3a1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09
ERIE RAILW Y,
GQARQ
GREAT BROAD clIGE---DsEllk TRACK Rel1s
E8E TO SIS.
a. yo5s4fi aAssss2 SIS
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
And New EnglanA Cataes.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Daahaskte gsv Yea Aeo Miss,
Dsaals = Usw Yssk 443 niles,
8AlaRanea 70 New York AIS Miles,
~S4z s@ AAD vaoa &-g 90 q
- to31 Niles the Bheetess noaA0
All trains run directly through TO New York.
400 Miles without change of Coachas-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-22

VHESE PENS EXCEPTING NO. - ARE
i from one to two sizes larger than the CORES
ponding numbers of other manufacturers and are
warranted to be II carat fine.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-22

On and after April LIST, and until further notice,
Passenger trains will run as follows:
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Column
bia at7:20, A. N. Arrives at Nashville loco. Re-
turning leaves Nashville at P. ". Arrives at
Columbia $40. pm.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $50. An.
Arrives at Decatur at g. P. ". Leaves Decatur at
$50. An. Arrives at Nashville at 200. P N. Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail train on
NJ. & err, for Moorcsville. Madison, Hunts
vile, WoOdville, Larknsville, Scottsboro, and all
points East.
Passengers by this train arrive in Nashville in
time to connect with Night Express trains on all
roads from Nashville
Night Express leaves Nashville at $50, P N.
Arrives at Decatur at $50. A. NJ Leaves Decatur
at 500. P. N. Arrives at Nashville at 4:40 Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail trains
on NJ. err, for Huntsville. Corinth. Grand
Junction, Memphis. Mobile, New Orleans. and all
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
L. & MR.. for all points North and East
% Miles shorter than any other coute from
Nashville to Mobile, Demopolis, Selma. and all
intermediate points.
"A Miles shorter to Corinth, Grand Junction,
Memphis, jackson, Vicksburg. and New Orleans.
33 Miles shorter to Huntsville.
Elegant Sleeping Coach will run Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights from Nashville to
Decatur. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights
from Decatur to Nashville
Through Tickets can be procured at W. w
Craigs Omnibus office, No. 25 Cherry street, and
at Broad Street Depot. Nashville.
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