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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-06
From the New Orleans Bee.
(Iranslation

Az. wonla direct the special attention oi
,,,ose an naeriuv from diseases OF the throat ard
lungs 10 Dr. Hunters letter in another column.
The writings Of this physician have exeIied
much interest in this country. and he has ne-
onired reputation In the large cities north OF
ns surnassing that OF any other physician ms
latter s the first OF series which he intends 10
puhIish. and this correspondence will. undoub'-
edlv be interesting and instructive TO many
All ara aware of the fearful mortality resulting
from CONSUMPTION, and there are probably lew
famiiies in 4 is city that have not been visited
hv IL and ths mertuary reports show that At Is
increasing. The statistics Of the mortality OF
the city Of Paris for the year 1850 prove that'
exclusive of those who died OF cholera, nearly
oNF.bAi.r of the deaths resulted from diseases
,f the lungs The mortality in our city Is PRO
l.biv not so great. hut Is increasing in an alarm
inc manner. and Il becomes all TO examine
,,losely every means which promise 10 preyen
- remeSy so great n destroyer pRrtioularl!
,,,er coming from physician Of Or. Hunter
reputation and experience.
DIR. Hunter has foryears devoted his exclusN
attention 10 the study and treatment oi d's ease
of the head throat. lungs and heart. and ha
established an enyiahle reputation by has SKA
md suceers in their treatment. and we trust hi
efforts in this city. whore he has established n
home. viii be as satisfactory as they have mere
tofore been. However skeptical the reader laA
be upon the subject Of the durability Of Coz
sumption. be cannot doubt or dispute that
may he prevented by remedying in time tho'
diseases which produce il.
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FROM
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EDITOR NEW YORK HERALD,
A. 20 the
Surcess of Dr. IImter's Practice

In New OH AlA9t
And its Happy Effect in His own Case.
MODERN PRoGREss IN THE MEDICAL PROBES
sIov.-The public have lately had presented 70
them rather novel feature in the Journalism ol
the day. in the shape OF elaborate scientific urea
tises on medical subjects. appearing IN consee-
utiye chapters, in the columns Of the daily and
weekly newspapers of this city. These articles
are from the pen Of DIR. Hunter. the well-kuoWn
practitioner ina pulmonary and bronchial dls-
eaaes. ana are distinguished by their thorough
acor,aintance with the subjects treated Of. the
simplicity and clearness Of their language, and
the denenstrative force Of the argument en-
ployed.
Now. we know from the vast number OF
cssss treated and cures effected by Or. Hunter
durine the period referred to, that his efforts
contrsbuted. il not TO produce oil, at least the
,,rostcr share Of this Improvement The sever
itv of The past winter would have increased IN
stead of diminished. the mortality arising ron
pulmonary disease. had not there been some
new and powerful counteracting influence AZ
work. a.,
We hare hddpersoaole lerpericnce 81 the happi
v,,,,lfs ordbe Doctors mode q treot"en' ana ea'
,o,,eb for its success. Owing to the sever
drudzery incident to our pursuits. and that ten
1oncy TO bronchial diseases with which the pc
cuIiarity Of our climate afiiets such large por
tion of our population. we have been suherin
6or several years past from a throat affection
vb;ch ali the medicinal remedies that we ha'
G.rmerly applied had failed 10 cure We ca
,,,L sap tlat ,oe haze found more rei'et, an
Greater hope n ulimafelv 0eiiin0 rad Of ne ma'
-. f,ov, d.. Hunters mode of treatment, fha
S.e., ~, ofaup other raedieal ndn 10 'ohon 70
bo9 ,,-.p;oaslv submitted oar case"
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TO RE COUNTED OTT OF THE
EIssIUT-

The UIlsre Zeit, organ OF the German
Turner'S Society in New York city, formal
ly announces the aciion of the German
Republican Central Committee of the State
of New York, as follows:
This committee requested the several
candidates on the Republican State ticket,
by letter to state whether they held them"
selves bound hy the antistemperance clause
contained in the Republican platform
adopted in Syracuse. None Of The oandi'
dates responded to this reqaest-in conse-
ouence whereof the German Republican
Central Committee adopted the following
resolution:
Whereas, The official request OF the Cen
trail Committee to the several candidates
has not been responded TO, we find that We
are left without any basis upon which AT
efficient canvass can be prosecuted, and re-
solve, in consequence thereof, not to take
| anv part in the campaign.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK DISPATCHES

order RescinIei- Hayes sflIl Sheriff
Rumor Deaied--RepOris of Com
Initfee Will be Ready---Armed Or
ganizations in the South, etc, etc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Heralds
special dispatch of the 4th from New Or
leans SAYS. General orders from General
Mower rescinds7 the order Of Saturday
in which it was proposed 10 remove Sheriff
HAYES. am positively assured that Gen
eraI Grant disapproyeso of Ballitt's appoint
ment. General Hancock ia also ex-
peeted Wednesday. The Times Special
SAYS: Ii is falsehoed that the most
alarming accounts have reached Gen.
eral Grants headquarters regarding the
defiance of the negroes in connection with
the elections and that General Grant had
sent orders all through the South in
strucling the military commanders 10 keep
the peace at all hazards.
The Judiciary Committee, both the ma-
ioritv and minority, will have their re-
ports ready TO submit to Congress on or
by Thursday the 2lst or 22d. The nlas
iority report win be against Impeachment
and be signed by some members who voted
nav in committee on the Sth Of June last.
This will probably compose the business of
the first session of the fortieth Congress. {"
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, chief of the impeach>
ment movement, arrived to-day.
s The Worlds special says that numerous
communications have been sent to the Ex-
ecutive from various quarters OF the South,
stating that armed organizations of colored
persons are forming, and in some instances
threatening the lives Of whites; that negro
companies are drilling near Chain Bridge
and other places in Virginia, for the pur..
pose of supporting Congress in the en-
fercsment Of law to depose the President.
The matter has been referred to General
Grant. No authority has been given by
the War Department for organizing any
such companies. 1t is understood that the
President ordered Gen. Grant TO take steps
to disband and suppress them. ,
A raid was made on Sunday night by
revenue officers on large distillery in
Forty-ffth street. 1t was found in full
blast, with capacity of 1000 gallons. "A
rectiSing establishment contiguous was
also seized. Both are said to belong to
Blaesdell, President of the Distillers' As
sociation.I 4 7'".-'
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CABLE DIsPATCHEs.
GaribaIdi Defeated by the French and
PapaI TrOOps-He Retreats and Sur
renders 40 the Italians = Riots fH
s1orss Ell -gtIalW WON. 1lf ,+ 3F GEO


PARIS, Nov. 4.-The following inteIli-
gence has Just been received here from
Rome: At six this morning the PaPal
troops, supported by the French forces, at
tackled Garibaldi at Monte Rotondo and
defeated him. Some say he is a prisoner
and some say he was killed half an hour
after the attack commenced. Garibaidi
finding that HIS retreat was cut oft fought
his ays ito'the town Of Monte Rotondo
where he was reinforced by some Italian
troops, but the French coming to the assist
ance Of the Poutifcal soldiers he was beat
en-. The following account comes from an
other source: Garibaldi was attacked and
defeated on Sunday. He retreated and
| surrendered to the Italians,
PARIS, Nov. 4-Midnigbt.-Gen. Lamar
mora who was sent to Paris by the King
of Italy, on mission, the nature of which
has not been divulged, has returned tc
Florence, having failed to accomplish the
objects for which he was dispatched hither
The ultimatum of Napoleon was presented
BY the French charge d'affairs at Florence
to the italian government on Sunday, ane
an instant reply was demanded.
| LONDON, Nov. 4-Riots have taken plae'
at several points in Paris but have beef
suppressed.
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From the New Orleans Times.

CAN CONSTIPATION BE CuRED?-This Is one ol
the most momentous questions Of the day, asa
nv mott persons not easily answered. Every
invalid Is more OF less interested in its solution
and 40 that end we advise a perusal OF Dr.
Hunters letter on Consumption. which we pub
nsh elsewhere. We have read all the letters
which have emanatsd frsm him very attentive
~ and have found in them much that is novel
IN relation 60 pulmonary disease. Being fully
iupressed with the force of many OF his propo-
sitions. and tho nationality Of his treatment.
We seemt our dirty 70 direct attention 70 the
,ubiect. If only the remotezt probability Of
relief to suffering humanity presented itself, oS
the progress Of these iusidious diseases could be
but temporarily checked, Or. Hunter should be
considered . public benefactor; but when they
ofier reasonable hope Of cure. the subject de-
,erves to he considered with care ana attention
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COMMISSIONER ROLLINS, in decision
made last Saturday, says; 81 am fully per
shaded that TO allow the forfeiture Of
spirits. which have been properly entered
in bond, would be contrary TO the true
meaning of the statute. The Law does not
contemplate that the spirits whose forfeit
nre is pronounced will be found in bonded
warehouses, and 10 my Judgment there are
weighty reasons why spirits in the bonded
warehouse should not be proceeded against
for forfeiture. II bonded warehouses be
not secure places Of storage, 1t must be our
effort 10 make them So"
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Matilated national Bank Notes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 5.-All the
mutilated National Bank notes sent to the
Office of Comptroller ofithe1 Currency for
distribution and exchange for new notes
should be in packages of $500, and shonld
in all cases be cancelled before sending by
cutting out the signatures of the officers,
otherwise the notes will be returned at the
| EXPENSE of the bank for. cancellation. d
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IN RANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEEEEssEE,
AT NASHVILLE,
18th day October, A ID. 1861 }
aIHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CIV ~ II T.
L notice Of his appointment ss assignee ~ q ~ :
case Of T. 3. Backburn o. 80 Ts1nes5es ,sa
Titbi1 said District, who has been adJqdgsd
bankrupt on his own petition, by the Dis'rc'
Court Of said District ,,,,-cro11 6-.;-nso.
1r,r rQe-N
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Louisville and Nashville
r A I L r o A d
FALL SCHEDULE, 1867.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 30, HssT.

Trains win run as follows:
Leave Nashville -4....12.60 Y. NJ. 800 A. ".
Arrive AZ louisville. 10sO0 r.. N. loo 2. N.
Both Trains make direet connection at Louis
Vile with the Jeher56nyiile Railroad for s..
Louis. Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Kaiti-
more, " ashingtOn, Philadelphia. and New \ Ork.
fine from Nashville to REV York. forty -ssy en-
hOurs-OVer thirteen hours quicker than any
other route. 2
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line Ftesme 3 leaving Louis
vile at 400 ?. NJ, connecting ~ Cincinnati with
early morning trains East, bA6SA8E C6ECEED
from Nashville u st. LOni5. Chicago, Glucln
natl, and all principal Eastern cities.
s& The 12:5O ?. N''ffain fTen hssbEii g
does not run on SUNDAY. ......
Through FASTENER train leaving franklin a.
7.(S A. H.. and dallagin AT 5 81 Al, arriving a.
Nashville at go a. T.. and the thTou2h Iassens -
leaving Nazbvihe az lz50P. =, NiD assSih.1o
lin. AABE9A
jy7ly asnI superintendent L. y. ~. NJ.
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In Chancary a spafta.

John u. Rodgers ~. M. c. DibFsll ct ai=
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACIloE
l Of the Court that the defendants > :, hick
era John l.. Beverage. Wm. Bradley, HsnTy
Mudd, b Smith, are n0n-residents oi tne State
az Tennessee. IL is therefore ordered that pub
G.ation he made for four weeks, requiring SAID
nom -residentst to appear al the term Of oui
Chaucsry Court to De holden in the Sourthouss
in Sparta, on the third Monday IN Maren next
- nIead answer or dsmuF 20 mplainant
hill or the same will be taken for confessed ana
set LIB lsf IS4t'"s VT P. TURNEY. C&M
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FHE number Of suicides in England, ac-
oording TO a report Of the Registrar Gen
eraI, averages thirteen hundred annually,
and varies from sixty-four to seventy an
nuaIly for each million of the population.
Hanging is the death generally adopted
by snicides, more than two-ffths of them
adopting this mode. In France the an
Hual rate is one hundred and ten per mil
lion Of the population, in Belgium forty
eve, in Italy thirty, and Spain fifteen.
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SrSGULAR CoSDUCr OF Moro JURoRs.
The fall term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Marlboro district, now in ses-
sion, convened last Monday, His Honor
Judge Glover presiding. In accordance
with general orders, new jury was inns
-panneled on Monday. Two negroes who
had pad iheir taxes were chosen, but as
a soon az they heard Of the fact they len
fo7 parts unknown, one going towards tbs
North Carolina lines, and the other taking
the swamp.--BcnnstfsIile IS. O. Journal
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Prom the New Orleans Crescent.

m HUwTER's LFTrKR 10 those afflicted With
...-sst and lung diseases, We take great pleasure
- r.commending the pOrnssI Of Or. Hunters
- IN another column Dr. Hunter has lons
''..,os his entire attention and efforts 70 the
Treatment Of these diseases.
ca,arrh bronchitis and asthma are the mosi
90, sonrces Of consumption, that fearful
scourge which hes desoli4iea 50 nAns n''.ss
holds. and the recollection OF "s'ch SUITS YET
ror 70 the hearts Of thore who have wllresSsu li =
the mental anguish aud phys'eal SuHerlhs .,
rome friend or relative who has been eo'slki,s
hyit 10 an untiIaes erave. NhateVsf pnon'ise o.l.
To relieve. or remsdy. o. prevent tn's olssN
deserves our earnest consideration !.
pbcn coming from physician OF Dr. Hunter
reputation and experience.
octl6 eod8m
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DIR. HUNTER would inform his patients in
Tennessee. and others who may require has ser
vices that hislpreseni visit to Nashville Is the
conclusion Of his tour through the West and
Southwest, upon the conclusion ofwhich he viii
return TO New Orleans. which city he has iiXed
upon as his permanent residence.
The use of Medicated Inhalation and
spray. a, auxiliary remedial AGENTS IN the
Treatment Of the above diseases. have been long
used by DR.. Hunter in m extensive practice
and followed hy results hitherto unatinined by
the ordinary treatment Many testiheations ol
remarkable cures could be offered, but as the
testiGers may be personally unknown to th'
citizens of Nashville, he prefers to present
few complimentary notices from the press
which his success has elicite1.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

nY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TkUSI E4E d
record in the Registers office OF kutheriord
county. Tenn. will. on
Saturday, November lS' lso"'
Offer for sale. at theresidcnee of said Buchanan
about
200 Acres Of Valuable Lana
Includine valuable MILL SEAT ana N Ill. I'll.
Said land Is situated on main stone ny
SIX miles North ef sEnyrnn DePS',
And will be divided in lots, 8 plat Of wnicn "lii
be on exhibition on day ofsale -, :;
IERNs--One-t third cash. and the bai&Gee W
notes, payable in 9, l. and Is months troH IA
OF sale, and hen retained on the lana un'i'
fully paid for. -, -.
oct9 I'd ID. ID. Wendell, lrustee-
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Auction and Commission.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.,
NO. 80 COLLEGE STREET,
(Oppesite Sewanee House)
(oppesits Sewanee House,
NASHVILLE. E................. TENN

NAsHvIILE..............
VITOULD INFORM THEIR OLD FRIENDS
wv and the Trade generally tnat they nav
resumed busine ess at their old stand lately ocen-
MED by Messrs. Aehey. O'Connell & Co. we
win adhere ssric4Sy to our former poliey ,oi
obeyipg instructions to the letter. sales loI
eash only. No goods bought or sold on own
secounf and remittances made promptly
We viii have connected with our business
Sample Station" for the beneht OF Manuiac-
turers and Traders, 20 which We invite CORES
nond snee from all sections CT the count ".
BENZ. p SHIELDS a CO.
ON CONSIGNMENT--An An invoice Of Season
able DrygOods with orders to job at 10"
nrirss 10 close, at private sale.
RER1. =. SszfEiAsS a cd.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A L LR O a d
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville for
3 washington. Baltimore. PhiIasisl-
phGa, New York, amt all Points
Fast and south, Close COEnec
diOns Made at Chattanooga
Z for all Eastern ana
Southern Cities.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERETESDENT
NASHVILLE & CHATTAEOOGk kAnROAD,
Nashville. Tenn, Sept. q, lS6l.J
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, SEP
" TEMBE 2d. 1887. the morning train
will leave 81 6:50 A. NJ. stopping only at smyrna.
Murfreesboro. Warttace, fullahOma, EstiIt's
Springs, Decherd, Cowan. Anderson. Stevenson
and Bridgeport and arrive at ChattanoOsa at
240 p. NJ.
A freight train, with passenger coach attached.
will leave at 7:3o A. NJ, stopping at all stations
between Nashville and Cowsn.
/ The afternoon train will leave Nashville at
500 P. NJ, stopping at all stations, and arrive al
Chattanooga at ITO A. NJ
Ali trains connect closely with Nashville and
Northwestern railroad. and all trains from Chat
tanooga connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on ali
Night Passenger Trains.
SBELBYvILLE AooOMNoDATGoN-Leav Shell
byvlle at $40 A. NJ 1850 A. and 600 ?. NJ, ma <
| ing close connection with ali passenger and the
| 730 A. N. freish hit train. Leave Wartrac5 at s.5O
A. NJ, lilo P. A and Sis P NJ, arriving at Snst-
/ byviile at 1890 A. NJ. l:50 r. NJ and S:55 P N
| r. HI EW ING,
I General Superintendent.
| ISAAC LITT0N, aeu'l Ticket Agent.
| jan6-tT.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

LANE 4 BODLET SAW MILLs-sshb bAI A
/ rsducfion 10 pricss. Ne are oHefins ,ioI
5a1e at redEcsi prices iarss iot o. List eisss
xSa~4s6ia Fnzfuss. St1tsOnaFy EGsiEss ana
= tia-~ a. foIlszs: 01s Stationary Engne,
sth~nt boiler forts morse poTer; one sta
.;a1ar- Engine. without boiler. Ien none
,1eI-cr. ,ao1s one pair Doable Eneiaes fity norts
Ls-e With t-o boilers, each twenty feet lonz,
forfz inches diameter. one extra iarg9 k1Tz4-
he Engine, l0l BY 10 iRch cylinder = one IaF .
Portabie Tngine, 10 by lH iLs5 a}lindes lNo
several Lssae < i31dley SAN siiiiz.sltn tns iis I
proved wrought lEo1 head IIoa ks and s9lsa Hon
farnes JOHN r. DALE, -Astntt
IT with j. r. PAUL 4 CO.
60 South MaTketstrssi. y Aashvlle. Tennessee.
-alf ri f ha
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Eight hundred Of which are cleared and 10 a
hieh state Of cultivation. TIE entire place q
under an excellent fence, with good substantial
gates to every field and woods lot, Ths mn I
proved land IS Lneiy set in blue srass, and atto
TetheT il IL one Of the most desirable cotton ..
stock farms IN Middle 1ennessee. 1aaa isI,- MI -
will be rented upOn reasonable terms III 49, -
two or three years. Apply 10 Danlel nllis1..' Ia
oct20tf EDWARD. Z. JORDAN agent
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THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED
TO give through bills ladng 10 New York via.
Charleston, and shippers may rest assured thst
Iime made will be as quieRand rates much lower
than by any other line.
The attention Of shippers of cotton is Parteu
larry called to this line. and any Desired ~
formation will be given ut otiees OF Nasnyihs
and ChattanOoga Railroad. Il. MCIEEh.
oct1l-3m Gen1 Fr't Ag't N. x G. r. X.
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lob Press for Sale.

LNOR SALE. AT THIS OFFICE, A NO.
22xl6 inchos. Can be had al bargain
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NEW And SHORTEST ROUTE
TO
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, Cairo.
q st EOuis, Chicago, and points
Southwest, West, North,
and Northwest ,.s., &.
CHANGE OF TIME.
- -iai 7s'il. AEl ---+----- "a IS
I Nashville and Northwestern
R ALL DAD
e aif h4s- 1oixL ail14 Er.l.sI
@ q
CHANGE OF TIME.



l0FFIcE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
g. NAsHfILLE, TENS.. Sept. ., 1857.
sAN AND, AFTER SUNDAY. sEPT'R
" 20. 1867. and until further notice TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
follows: FFE. as1s.sgr q
Morning Trafu--L leaving Nashvsl!eat eco
q. Isl., arriving Memphis at : n. m. arriving
evening TraIn-Leaving Nashville st 1880
p. ua.. arriving Memphis AZ fOs4o y. n.. arr
riging tiick1nAn ae asfo q. m.
Making close connections with the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile, New
Orleans, and all Intern ediate points.
At Hickman connecting With ffrst-class
Baton Rouge, Cairo. ST. Louis. and all interme-
date points on the Upper and Lower Missis-
sppi Rivers. A frst-class Transfer Steamer
will ply between Hickman and Cairo. making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for 81. Louis, Mo-. Chicago, III, Dubuque,
Iowa ST. Paul, Minnesota and all points west
and Northwest. .i
Passenger Train leaves Mem phis at m p. IN.
Hickman at $50 =. m, arriving Nashville sf
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at 4:aO p.
m, Hickman at ESQ a. sn.. arriving Mash
vile at $40 O. clock a. ma Laaf -, 80
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tanoega, Knoxville, Lynehburg.l Richmond.
York; Atlanta, Augusta. Savannah, Charles
ton, Macon. Montgomery, West Point, etc. Con
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Louisville. Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East. Connects with the Nash
Vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin, Co.
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens. Ala, and Decatur,
Alabama. -f.. 49,.
Tnis is the shortest and Cheapest
Route to Memphis. 1t being seyenty-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, and
fortysix miles shorter than the Edgeheld and
Kentucky route.
WM. r. INNES,
Chief Eng. and Gen. Supt. N. and N. W. X. r.
aug23 II
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FOR RENT,
THR PLAOR KNOWN Z

THE PLACE KNOWN AS
THE IIOGGETT FARM
Living fveriles west Of Murfrsesboro in Ruth
erford county, containing about
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CARVER COTTON GINsj
MANUFACTURERS PRICES

AT LtI.
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PRoeRAMMEs
CIRCULARS,


s.f..fiE
POSTERS, ar.
ESQ uHf - ~
EICHETS.