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peeiaration. As to the arrest Of Mr.. WI
LIAAis there was not a principle Of law any
where justifying the arrest. It was with
out precedent. Mr.. WILLIAMS now sought
redress through the Judiciary department,
and none would deny but what he had this
right. Those who have caused the arrest of
Mr.. WILLIAMS have laid themselves liable
to prosecution.
Now to the examination Of the law touch
ing this point. The Constitution Of Tennes-
see hitherto provided that the Legislature
might authorize the State to be sued. There
fore number Of suits were brought against
the State in which the State took an appeal
to the Supreme Court, which decided that
inasmuch as the Legislature had not au-
thorized by law the bringing of said suits,
that they were illegal, consequently dis
missed. Soon after the Legislature passed
an act authorizing, as provided for in the
Constitution, the bringing of such suits, and
from that time such suits were successfully
prosecuted against the State until said law
was repealed by the last Legislature Now
no party can sue the State. Why? Because
the law provided for in the Constitution is
not in operation.
This is an exact parallel case with that
in the Constitution, providing that less than
a quorum may be authorized by law to COM
pei the attendance of absent members. No
such law has ever been passed by our Legis-
lature. Hence assuming to compel the at
tendance of absent members without law,
they have been guilty of trespass, and their
officer and all participating in this illegal
and tyranical proceeding, have made them
selves liable as trespassers upon the rights
and liberties of those unlawfully impris-
oned.
1t is plain that this question involves the
safety Ofthe Constitution and the liberties of
the people, and is of more importance
than anything that has ever been brought
before the people of the United States. If
we stand quietly and see the rights of the
people thus despOtically trampled upon, the
time will soon come when we cannot wor-
ship-cannot express our opinions unless
they coincide with certain clique, and as to
the privileges of the ballot box, we will be
entirely deprived of them. The case that
we have under consideration is the most
fragrant outrage on record.
He knew nothing of Mr.. WILLIAMS, but
be defended him because he was being
mistreated and tyranized over. In defend
ing him he felt that he defended the
dignity and honor of the State.
At the conclusion of his speech Judge
FRAZIER remarked that in consideration of
the Importance of the case and the many
hard points involved in it, he would reserve
his opinion, which will be delivered this
morning. The court then adjourned till
o'clock to-day, when His Honor will give
his decision.
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". FREEMAN a CO..

NEw Wholesale HoUsE.-Messrs. S. p.
CARmcK, p. S. HoLLINs and MATHEW
MCCLUNa have associated themselves to-
gether under the style Of CABRTcK, HoL-
Inns & Co, for the transaction Of a general
wholesale boot, shoe, hat and cap business.
This new Grm occupies the well known stand,
No. Nashville Inn block, formerly occu-
pied by r. s. HoLI4Ss & Co, and more re-
Gently by EVANS, FTE & Co. 1t is useless
10 speak in commentator Of the gentlemen
composing this house. They have been so
long connected with the business Interests Of
our city, and have established such enviable
regulations as business men, that anything
we might say would be a waste Of words
Their stock, which is now being received, is
one Of the largest and best selected in any
market, has been purchased with view to
the wants Of the trade Of this section, and
viii be sold as Low a. such goodsc can be bought
elsewhere. Country merchants, soon desir-
ing 10 lay in their fall and winter stocks,
shonld not fail 90 remember this house.
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HONORARY And COMMERCIAL
oFrIcE OF EaE USIoS 4Sp A = Il }

DfftoA OF VIZ UNION AND AAhhlcANt
THURSDAY July -. 1850.
ElMoNETARY.-The following were the New York
quotations for sold yesterday; Opened At 1875.
149}5 at Il; $50 at noon, and closed at P. N. at
1872.
The rate here was AS buying and l50l5 selling.
Government bonds are as follows 5-2os 100 4
@lo5}s; 1O-i0s 9s3f9e9; 7-Sos IG7s9l0l; Ccrtif-
Gates 100
There is but little doing in uneurrent money
and rates areas heretofore. Bank Of Tennessee Is
in some little demand at 309S3; Planters Bank is
rather weak at 60 and Union Bank is dall az 20
cents.
Southern money generally is dali and with no
demand
CoTToS.-Thore was no change in the market
from yesterday quotations. and but few trunsac-
tons.
GRocER:Es.-We have no alterations to make
in our full detailed report ofyesterday. Business
generally dun, the demand principally local.
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by TeIegraph.l

"
New YORE, July lS.-Cotton more active and
steady, without change in prices. at96@3Se Flour
dull and heavy, at l0G2jc lower; S7@7 80 for ex-
ira State; IS 5000 50 for extra round hoop Ohio,
nominal; No. ] Milwaukee g. 1902 Is. Rye
heavy and lower at 75c. Barley dull. Barley
malt quiet. Receipts Of corn 23092l bushels;
opened a shade frmer and closed steady, S29S25Sc
for unsOund new mixed western, and Sfa $40 for
western yellow. Receipts Of oats n 400 bushels
heavy 50G57e; 3l933c for Rio Grande and BueBos
Ayres light weight; 3iG351zc for middling do, IS
@$Ie for heavy do; 3l@32c Tor California light do;
331a93415 for middling do; 3is35 for heavy do.
Wool, foreign and domestic heeces quiet az $50
7le for State and western; 349S5 for unWashed;
SIZE for pulled and California on private terms.
Coffee more active
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NEW FIRM.
ALLISON BROTHERS.

ask. 4Llmos
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Close connections made at Stevenson and Cha
tan00Ea for all cities East aud South.
Sleeping ears on al Night Passenger trains.
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SENT TO JAH.-DAvE JONES, who was
some days since fined $40 by the Recorder,
for stealing three pair Of boots, was before
Esquire MATHEWS yesterday on a State
warrant for the same offence. In default Of
bail in the sum of $500, for his appearance
at the next term of the Criminal Court, he
was sent to Jail.
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NTGHT FMTSsTOYS CTTWFD

Young man, stop before goa further GO OF an
diseases subject 20 man. there & no disease 30 har
20 cure as Night Emissions. and physicians arc
scarce who understand treating it; ard 10 yea u
can say that have cured hundreds IN this city a.
well as In different States who have spent doflaref
ter dollar, and are now well cured BIZ me. am dai-
" receiving letters and sending medicine 90 an
parts otthe country In word an that are disoas-
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned I'm this
advertisement The best Of references given In
this city. All letters should be directed %
DIR. MctlEaI., box 7lg Nashville Tenn
.OhiSe over John I0rks Book Store, Union
street, between College and Cherry streets.
jlyi0-ly
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Mr.. WILLIAMS, the Representative from
Carter county, who has sued the members Of
the Legislature for $4,000 damages for false
imprisonment, had, up to last evening, served
writs on twenty-five members for their ap-
pearance at the next term Of the Circuit
Court. IN September.
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st. Louis Market.
rnv rp.Iorr,,,b1

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-Flour tending downward,
but not quOtabiy lower. Wheat unchanged. Corn
frmer; white S5@SSc; mixed aud yellow geese.
Oats unchanged Sugar. Cuba. 10549l312; Ha-
yana -. Petroleum dull for crude; 3Se for re-
new mess closing at S3l IL cash; s27 509 y IS for
old do; S27G& for prime. Beef unchanged Cut
meats steady at 1874 Isl g for shoulders. Butter
dull at 20933c for Ohio; 37@50c for State. Cheese
dull at l6al9e. Sterling quiet at l099l09lI. Gold
rather easier, opening at 1895, settling to 1875
and closing at 1893. Government stocks less ac-
tive and n shnda lnwar-
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Cincinnati aarIscs.

CINcISNAr1. July 1S.-Fsour unchanged and
dull; superfne 81 50 TO s. So Wheat dull extra
spring 81 So No. I do 81 cool s.. Corn I'M
changed: mixed IN elevator 62c. Oats very dull
No. offered at 36c and No. at 40c. without buy
ers. Whisky unchanged and dull. Provision:
opened with a frner feeling but closed quiet
without any change in prices. Mess pork sold II
So. Bacon IN, small lots Is, 49, and 21 zc Moth
ing done in bulk meats. Lard in limited demand
at 10 e. Groceries dull best prices are not lower
Cotton firm at go for mIddling.
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For Debility, Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gesti0n or Dyspepsia want Of action On the Liver.
Dis0rderod Stomach, there are no bittera that
compare with these IN removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can bN bad a. any Drug
Store IN the United States, Or from the ufqprie-
tors, Louisville, Ky, corner Seventh and Green
streets. 20 whom al orders should be addressed.
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ANXIOUS FOR OFFTcE-Since Monday
morning there have been one hundred and
sixty-six applications for positions in the
Metropolitan Police for this city. There
were seventy-six applications yesterday.
These applications were ali from this city.
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THETHEATRE.-The attendancelast night,
though not so large as on the two previous
nights, was still such as to nearly fill the
theatre. Mazeppa was placed upon the stage
with the utmost effect. Tonight it viii be
repeated with the addition of the beautiful
nautical drama Of Black-Eyed Susan, in which
Miss MESKEN will personate the character
WILLIAM
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New York Money Market.
m m N1

New YORK, July 1S.-The money market is
easy at 4d5 per cent. on call. Prime discounts
are 514G.7 per cent. The Treasury Department
cOntieues,tO disburse literally, and the supply OF
national bank currency is very large. The banks
are lending at free rates Of interest for week, on
condition Of returning legal tender. The Treasu-
~ Department is ready TO retire the $50 notes
and issue in exchange the $40 bonds of 1865.
Gold closed up quietly at 1493<0I495s. Govern
ment securities are quiet at the following prices.
Registered 1881, 1000 1895 coupons 1881, 109zg
l06l%. 1910 coupons 9S@99.
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FOR OHILLS AND FEVER
Use the BcstE
HURLEYsS AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-AlWnys b Be Depended Open
Nothing more reliable than Hurlcy'5 Tonic
WILL cure Aruo and Fever. Chills ana fever. IN
w tormiitcnt Fever, Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks Ia the highest
terms Of 10. As curative agent y d ungurp assed
and more certain than quiniue. No bad results
from using HURLEY IS Tonic Everybody should
use UULEYS AGUE TONIC Send orders 10
HURLEY RUDDUBE & co,
Prepriotors, Louisville Ky.
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View .Yorl. stock aIarIset.


NRw YORK, July 1.-THE Posts money article
says: The stock market is duh but firm. Gov
ernments are rather lower. Railroad shares are
quoted as follows; n. Y. Central l029s: Erie 6d5
Michigan Central f0l1Z; Michigan Southern $50;
Belcher 40: Opher 225; Gould Co. 275; Yellow
jacket SO: Savage $50; Imperial 19l. Legal Ten
ders 701$
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That have ever been performed In this souurrv
Hear what he saws.
have reason b speak in the highest terms Of
the Fapor Bath / have practiced e Tor ten
years, anG nave never found II 70 tail ia the treat
ment o. those diseases, In from two TO oightweols
az the tarihest; primary secondary. or the vnriour
c0nstitu tiouol forms Of syphilis; DebiEtated SFs
tens, either by Mercury OF Syphile; Ulcers Of the
Throat or Mouth; Red or Copper Colorci Blotchcs.
On any part Of the body; sealy Erupt0ns on the
Face, Head or kodys an Diseases Of the sin.
caused By syphilis OF impure state o. the blood
Shaukets. Nodes, sweled Testics; an pains 81 che
bones, By Mercury and syphilis. Enlargement of
the Joints; Failing OUT Of the Hair. hheumnfisms
ScroiGias and NcuTaigias am now ready %
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b \ co.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-There were but few
arrests before this Court yesterday. SIX
cases of disorderly conduct fined So each !
three cases Of drunkenness, s. each, and FIVE
sent to the workhouse.
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Young married ladies' whose misfortune il has
been not 70 bring forth in due season, ramcrn Der
tod has said you should multiply and roplenish
m th4 Is your desire, you can consult me ether
years OF age need make application. Am commu-
nlcatlans BIZ letter or nerlnn .Iriclv canndrnllnI
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

RHEUMATISM. Affections Of the LUNGS.
Diseases Of the THROAT SMILED JOINTS.
Stiff Limbs. Pleurisy pains Ulcers. Cs.sears.
travel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inanm-
maIien Of the stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or ScrOiula, Deafness, Diseases 81 the Evcs De
bihtated systems, Dyspepsia or Indigcstion ana
Consumpuon-togcther with an Private Diseases
and Diseases of fnfrT frfua~ss
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TO BUILDERS.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- BY the undersigned until July 9TH for the re-
modelling OF the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
Of the Architects. WILLETT, klDDELL X CO.,
corner of Church and High streets.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
JAMES THOMAS,
jyl7-lw Chm'n Building Committee.
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Louisville Market.

by Ielegrapb.I
L0UIsvILLE, July 1S.-Sales Of 2in hogsheads
leaf tobacco az full prices. Superfne -four 81; ex-
corn in bulk zoe. Oats fie. Mess perkSS2 30. pa
con shoulders l63zc; clear sides 2l5Sc. Lard in
tiercgs p. Raw whisky p
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Foreign markets.

LIVERPOOL. July The Liverpool cotton mar
Of Friday was lost. Sales 700 bales. The de-
cline caused b. the reported failure Of peace
negotiations. Middling uplands were quoted at
about I'D. BreadstufIs frmer Provisions mac
tive. COnsuls were quoted at S7l{@S73s; SOS.
652zq6li Erie shares, 3S93811. Illinois Central
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For Beautifying the Complexion. s1eetually 70
moves Tan, Fresklcs Bi0tches. and giving the
skin an elegant sm00thnoss u9t easily attained py
any other. It's use among the ladies % iaanigA u
AZ once stamps u az infinitely superior ior me
toilet Of n lady.
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Az this Il really : Specific Cor Worms. and tho
best and most palatable form % give 20 childrcn.
&c Is not surprising that . b. last taxing tne pilsa
less any child will take e.
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TO THE LADIES

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been - IN
tortunate a. % miscarry, or prove abortive. can
be carried % their full time. III found brern1nf
By giving me a call.
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Bill Hr1Ds.--We invite attention 70 the style
and quality Of bili-heads executed at the Job
Rooms q the UxIoS AID AxEEIcks Ofics. The
best Of paper il used. and the work done in the
highest style q the ART
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The great Blood Purifier, as q Spring and Sum
msr Medicine stands unrivnled, REMOVES en- I'M
purities irom the blood, and gives health and
strength TO the system. -. 90. u 90
HURLEY. RUDDLE 4 CO.,
pruurinforf
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL. July Z, A. M.--RICHARDsON, SPENCE
& Co.'S repOrt-Flour heavy. and pence lower
Wheat dull and Hood lower. Corn inactive, and
l3ls Cd lower. Prices Of all articles nominal
Provisions irregular RECEIPTS ofbeefquiet. POrk
firm. Bacon very dull Lard fat and nominal
The Brokers circular says receipts are small.
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WARRANT IA CuRE-

In one-fourth Of the time that it takes with The
old mode Of treatment. In this treatment no
neqlcine Is taken internally. Iou roceive the
baths seated on your chair. with no inconvenieuee
whatever.
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State Of Tennessee, Jackson County, Jane
County Court, 1866.


FELlIlDN ~ SILL LAM
Alien II. Strobe, David r. Strobe, George v
Strobe. William Z. gfroas Nancy STROBE. Jemes
Chapman. aud Elizabeth Chapman. q. Addison
2 Strobe. Nancy j. Strobe, Mary M. STROBE,
james T. strobe, MarFaret r STROBE, lTcy J:
Strobe and Robert a Strobe heirs 10 Law d
Henry Strobe deceased.
II APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
j Of the Court, from the bill fled b. the plain
tids, A. sworn %. that the defendants named "a
said 5ill, are nOn-rczideuts Of the State Of Ten
nesaee. 30 that the ordinary processes Of law can.
not be served upon them - q therefore, ordered
By the osurl, that publication be made i1r four
successive weeks IL the Union and American. !
neWspaper publiShsd in the city 81 Nashville, h
said State o. Tennessee. conaaldirr aid ron.
resident dcisndantf - appear before the Iasfices
q the C0unfy Court II Jaeksou countv. AZ ~
fhS ColFt kea.s IN ghs tqes % oalpestoro on 81
there . a1z seI, pleas o. cemur % plninftie biIi
Or the sane VII be sef down for hearing - paril
a. % them.
w. O. cox. CLERK.
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MAGNoLIA HOUSE, GooDLETTsynLE,
TENS.-We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the public to this pleasant and
agreeable resort We have the honor Of the
acquaintance of the proprietors, in the Con
federatc TINES Of yore and we can justly say
20 all who wish 10 spend the summer
pleasantly visit the Magnolia House at
Goodlettsyille, for they will lind ROSCOE the
prince Of landlords.
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CoLORED PRIyTIxG.-The Job Printing Oficeo-
the USIoS AxD ANERIcAE is now prepared 70 ex-
ecute printing in colOrs with great facility and ai
rates astouishingiy low.
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LBy telegraph
NEW ORLEANS, July lS.-Cotton unchanged
Sales of one thousand bales to-day Sterling &c
N. Y. Exchange &c premium.
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PosrRRs. PLArs OF RIAL ESTATE. DoDGERs.
ETc. executed in the best style Of the art at the
UNIoN AND ANEEIoAS job Printing Ofice.
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PERsoxs advertising in the street cars can have
cards printed AZ the UxIox AID AxERicAz OTFIcE.
to 81 The car panels. in style R0t 70 be sauaIled
in these reeions
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Auction SALE-Messrs. BoILING q
HEAE.D win sell at auction to-day large
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods The
attention Of the ladies is particularly invited,
as the goods are Of the latest styles and pat
terms, and arc warranted perfect and not
damaged
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"a LITTLE LEARNING Is DANGEROUS
THrNG.-This familiar adage was well illus
tratedb the criticisms Of the Press aad Times
on the match game Of chess between Hunts
Vile aud Columbia. The writer displays
utter Ignorance Of the very frsl principles
Of the game
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REMOVAL OF THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE
The Office of the Southern Telegraph Com
pany will be removed to-day to the new Ex-
press building, on Church street. Persons
having business with the Company viii find
their office on the ground foor-entrance
through the door of the Adams Express,
on the right, Immediately inside the en-
t-s,,.o
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MINERS WANrED.-Wanted hfty miners
Cor the Sewanee Coal Mines. Apply 20
4. S. CoLYAR
20 Colorado Building. Cherry street
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East. West and North.
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TYNE UNDERSIGNED wiz continue g D 2
GENERAL MISSION and IlLlHA
ander The sIyle add frn name of AbLieVh
ROBERT A. ALLISON,
Julv 9Th la6. ALEN. ALLISON.
fnIrs-IHf
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JULY sTH
~ lS65. and until furthernotice. Passenger trains
VIII run as follows
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HINES OF JUDGE TURNER.-We regret
10 learn that Hon. w. X. TURNER was
stricken with partial paralysis a few days
since. and is still laboring under its effects.
The entire community, Of which he has been
SO long an honorcd member, sympathiEes in
this affection, and would rejoice to hear Of
his speedy recovery.
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RAILROADS
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L W A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L W A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
! OFpfcE OF GENERAL SurERrSrrynEvr.
N. & c. AND n. x II, ". R&mwAY.
Nashville. Tenn. July a. 1850.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JULY sTH
~ 1850. and until furthernotiCe. Passenger trains
Nashville ara Chattanooga Ltna.
Leave Nashville for Chattanoora and an points
South at7:s04. r. and ASS y. y. Arrive at Chatta-
noOVa at 5.a5 P. r. and Eot A. r. next day. Re-
turning leave Chettanoqga ~ trl5 A. n. and 9-Q
P. v. Arrive Al Nashville at 400 P. N. aud 8. %
A. ". next day.
An trains connect at Wartrneo for Shelbyvillo.
FARE TO NEW ORLEAS-.-.................s5a %
MNBIl 81 10
MhMPlt ls----.-..--.-.-......--...--.E 10 90
huntsville z IS
Close connections made at stevenson and Chat
tan00ga for all cities East aud South.
Sleeping ears ON al Night PASSENGER trains.
Nashville ana Southwestern line.
EXPRESS PAssExeER--Leaves Nashville for
Johnsonvilie, and al points West and Northwest,
at 5;o0 P. N. Leaves Kingston Springs NJ 6:l5, p.
n Arrive at JOunsOnyiile st31 P. NJ Returning
leave Juhnsonyille az 800 4. y. Arrive az Kings
ton b;lo A. ~ Arrive az Nashville at $50 A.. n.
.ACcoNNopA rioN.-Lsavc Nashville at SEQ, A. NJ.
Arrive at Kingston az 1000 a. 81. Arrive at
gohnSonville at2l3. P, "a. Leave Johns0nviliC az
3.l5, A. ~. Leave Kin gston Springs 1000, A. M
Arrive at Nashville at 10 noon.
Trains on the n. & n. W. K. r. connect al
gohnsonvllle, With the Cairo and JohusonviEe
Packets without fail.
ss- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con
Meeting with N. and n. ". Railroad.
Rs- Passengers BY this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
: Rs- Trains stop at all intermediate POINTS,
An Excursion Train will leave the Chatta-
noOga Depot every Sunday at 9 A. n. for kings
bon Springs. Returning will leave the Springs a
3 p. ".
Fare for the round trip 81 %.
Procure tickets az II C. Jacks0n's opposite st.
Cloud Hotel, or at the ChattanOOga Depot
W.P. INNEs. Gen1 SUIT,
N. & G. and N. W. r. r.
j. w. BROWN, Gent Pass Agent
mar7-ff