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RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE or rnBa ma N ATTAIN UO-OEr
RATIvE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,

OFFICE or TnTa MAN n ATTAIN UO-Ok-Fa
RATIvE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
No. 4Sl WALNUT sTREEr, PHILADELPHIA.
payment within forty days after the death of
member OF as many uol ars as there members in
ILLUSTRATIONS Glass 'A,' has 5t00 male mem is osrs
iory days ooe to %do% or h 9yef AND %e me
remaining members forward within thirty days one
mbnrse il Failing to send this suns they or S e. 10
supplies new member TO fill the place Of the retlrng
TEN GLASSES FoR WohES MEN AND TEN FOR
Of 4 Ha6 81 oaSs al persons between the
ages Of 20 ana 25 Years. in Class @, all persons be-
between the 80 rs years in Class Il ali
persons between the ages of s5 ana 40 years. Glass
GLASS e. al pc perSons between the ages of 40 and 50
and So years; ali persons between She ages es
OF 55 and 90 years; in Glass X all persons between Iae
the same as above. Each class is limited to 500
eoSs ee sa Jns RS sr sn dollars @ upon be
each lime member dies beongieg to the same
goes direct heirs ten cents to nI pay Soiior for
collecting member ofone class cannot be sd
class is independent, having no connection with any
Six Dollars into the treasury at the time Of making
The application; to pay One Dollar and Ten Gems
member OF the class to which he or she SeIoSgs Sy
etc; also m mtdical certificate. Every minister IS
asked 10 act as agent and Will be paid regular rates
FUNDs.-CIculars VIII explain fully In regard to
funds and inv sIments. Circulars giving full exnla
nation ana blank forms OF application will he sanI
on request or upon personal application the OH e
OF The Association.
TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS
f. II. WKiGHT (Presdent Star Metal Coz Vice.
President.
W. s. CARMAN president stuyvesant Bauk), Tres.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretsry.
D. X, NANGAM (President National Trust Coz
ID. S. DUNCOMB, MO. s Pine street.
The trust funds viii be held in trust by the
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.
Agents wanted for this city.
Address
WILLIAM LIP PINOOTT, Central Agent,
Manhattan Oo.operatiye Relief Association,
calm No 4S2 WALNUT street, Pniiada.
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To Prc-crve Hams from FIIes.

The best way to preserve hams from
flies is, as soon as they are smoked to
wrap them IN two old newspapers, first
with one end and again with another
and tie the ends Of the paper or paste
them down. Let the string to hang them
up by come through the paper, being very
careful that the hole shall only Re large
enough to let the string through No
insect can get through paper Woolens
and furs can be kept perfectly in the
Same way, being careful that the egg of
the moth il nos previously deposited
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
Cash GIfts 90 ahe Amount OF $3.50, ooO.
Every Ticket Drq,Os a Prize:

Fine Oil Paintings. Framed Engraving. SILVER
Ware, Photograph Albums, aud large
assortment Of fine GOld Jewelry, .
in all valued at ~ .Oo0. 200.
a Chance TO Draw any Of the Above
Prices BY purchasing a SeaIGd Ticket for ID
cts. Tickets describing each prize are sealed in
Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt
OF . cts. q scaled ticket viii be drawn without
choice AMI delivered at our Office, or sent by
mail to any address. The prize named upon it
will be delivered TO the ticket-hOlder upon the
payment of one dollar. Prizes will be imme-
diately sent to any address. as requested, by ex-
press or return mail.
before yen pay for IL Any prize may be
exchanged for another Of the same value. No
Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
Referenees.-We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted Us to pub
1T wilkins. Buffalo, N. Y, $1,000; Miss An
ME Monroe. Chicago, us, Piano, valued at
$3.50 Robert Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, $3.50 !;
Phillip Mccarthy, Louisville, Ky, Diamond
Cluster Ring, 5000 !; X. A. Patterson, lew Bed
ford, Mass, Silver Tea Set. Sl75; Miss Emma
MalwGIth, Milwaukee, Wis, Piano. $500 Rev.
I. w. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio, Melodeon. sl25.
MePnblish no names without permission,
Opinions of the Press.-They are doing
the largest business /; the firm is reliable, and
1868.
We have examined their system. and know
I'D. Feb. q, 1868.
Last week n friend of ours drew $500 prize.
which was promptly receiyed.-Ddity Aetcs,
March 8 1858.
Send for circular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal
inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guaran-
teed' Every package Of Scaled Envelopes con-
tains one Cash Git. Six tickets for 81; Is foT
81 IS for IS 10 for SIS -.
All letters should be addressed to HARPER,
WILSON d CO., l73 broadway, N. r.
june2i IN
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IN PrOvement Of worn ont Lands
with Grass aud Glover.

m PrOyement Of worn Oat Lands
with Grass and Clover.
A correspondent Of the New York Times
writes 10 that paper a. follows
/ viii tell my experience on poor farm
IN Rhode Island, Of $50 sores, and too poor
10 keep yoke Of oxen, enc COW and one
horse in good condition. This farm was
worth at that time about $4,000 or 5000.
Bot a new man came along Eho thought he
could raise grass where none grew before.
He tried, with perfect success every time
20 thai IN Few years lie kept ah5ut ffty
head OF cattle, mostly COWS, on the place
ana soid annually as many tons Of hay.
The nodus operdHdi was this:
j. PlOE the land.
2. Harrow!
3 Spread 200 bushels ashe4 per acre.
4. Harrow.
5. Sow millet aud clover.
6 Harrow.
z. Roll.
y. Cut half iOn Of nlillei 10 the acre in
SIX weeks rom soWing tine, enough To pay
expenses frsl year.
He then had a good stand Of clover,
which was cut twice the two years. The
next year he plOged under the clover, hsr-
rowed, applied fly bushels ashes to the
acre, narrowed il 10, again sOwed millet
and clover. hArTOged and gave it a good
rolling. Ia six weeks be had a good
growth Of millet, say two tons per acre, and
another good stand Of clover. The next
year he cut two Of clover again. The
next year he turned under the clover, APP
| piled his barn-yard compost Of muck and
| COW manure, which he had been four wears
preparing, and raised eighty bushels shelled
corn per acre, on land that, before he CON-
menced, was called barren, and land that
the neighbOrs said, when be was applying
the ashes, was not worth, ashes and all,
after it was mixed, what the ashes cost.
Now there are great many inquiries
about how to raise clover. This man never
failed; he never thought of it, and never
dreamed Of it, and never knew any lsilure
lie had system in his head (for lac did moi
| get It from books) which he carried oul
Ike CLOCK work, and his farm was beau.
tiiul to look at He said the land was mol
ht for manure, 40 he took four years to ge
il ready.
lie thought ashes would produce mile
and clover, and the millet would protec
the young clover from the scorchiBg sur
until il would need no protection.
The narrowing and rolling were indis
| peDsable. He commenced In Nav, and
sowed millet and clover every DAY as fas
as the land was ready, for two or tire,
months, and Knew no such word ss fail.
4
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BANKRUPT SALE.

/ WILL SELL AT BARNES Auction
1 house, J uiy I'd. at 10 o clock 4. N for e,Sb
the chooses in action Of the following bapkrupts.
samuel Landansr. =. II. F0rDth, W. M. Bnr-
dstt d. snltzsaeker. Samusl Hyman Edward
Levy and Foster, kariy a Co. ALSO. a line
col lection Of books. lALEX. hall.
once, 81 Sout Market street. Assignse
jyl2 l0t-
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Middle DIsfricf Of Tennessee

TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVRS
4 natIco Of his apBeintment zs Assignee ~
u b. hege, ThOs- 5. 6Tiggs, Chas doldberg and
9. >. 9albreath, Of NashviIie,in the county Of
Davidson and State Of tennessee, within aid
Distinct who have been atiudged bankrurts
on their Own petitions. By the District Coaf Of
GaId District.
A. S. CHADBOURNE, Assumes.
APPS AW3t 0fee, s2J< Church stree4.
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THAT | HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS
slgnes in Bankruptcy upon the estates Of
W. A. Simmons, Sanford Saddler W. II Burk
and J. W.. Williams. OF the county Of Wilson
state of lTennesse, who have been adjudged
bEnkrupts upon their own petitions, 81 the
District Court Of the Middle District OF Ten
messed r. c. SANDERS,
JRnll WI Assignee.
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salt for PeachTrces.

Downing, in his valuable work on
fruits and fruit trees, speaks OF the APP
plicRtion of salt to peach trees as a very
efectual agent for the destruction of the
peach.worm He says 'in neighbor-
hood where the peach.worm usually de-
stroys one half the peach trees, we have
seen them preserved in the healthiest
condition by the annual application of a
handful Of coarse salt, abont the collar
Of the tree at tie surface of the ground
A correspondent Of the Fruit Culturist
says
This tsllies with my experience exactly.
A few years since, having some Young
peach trees which did not present a. health
iul an appearance ~ desirable, and having
a small quantity of refuse salt on hand. /
resolved to apply IL ioaome Of the unthriAy
trees. The change wrought in the appsaf-
ance aud condition Of the trees 10 which
salt was applied was very remarkable. The
foliage assumed a dark green color, and the
growth that followed was very gratifying.
Without being swaTs until recently Of the
suggestion Of Mr., Downing, | continued the
scot ihe salt and with the same happy
result, and am confident in the belief that
Peach-groweTs will find il 10 their advantage
10 adopt the method which ! have found
to operate 70 we'll, Whether the Vigor Of
the trees Is due 10 the destruction Of the
worms, or whether TO the action Of the salt,
which experienced hortioulturists tell rs
promote the vefdure and luxuriance Of
irl-! trees, am Eni prepared 10 say.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOPoRF
existing between q. W. Marshall, L !. Voc
burg and l.. A. Russel, under the name and
style Of MARSHALL. VOSBURG &RUSSELL,
has been dissolved by mutual consent, q. W
Marshall retiring from the FRI.
W. &. Taylor. being admitted, vice" Mar
shait the style Of the firm Will hereafter be
kUSSELRs yOSRURd 4 co. Dissolution 81
The Old, Hnd formation Of the new frm b. take
effect April lst. 1863.
q. w. MARSHALL.
RUSSELL, YOSBURG & co.
Nashville, Tenn, April =, las
apr.5 a OaW "a
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BOYS CLOTHING,

/ AM PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER
L Boys Youths' and Chiidren's gIothIng.
tientlemon' Shirts, Drawers. nud Summer Ciof6s
lng, and with The assistance Of my Husband Daa
>, ocanlan. whose reputation a. a cutter il we'll
knoWns can guarantee satisfaction 10 All NJ
may favor mo with orders.
MRS. DAN J. SCANLAN
InJlO In an, Summer street.
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Louisville and Nashville
e A 7 L & o AD.
s.-st rra
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1899.
COMMENCING APRIL IS. 1855,
Trains will ran As follows

Trains will ran As follows
leave Nashville -..... 43O A. NJ. $40 P. NJ
Arrive at Louisville, AZ SOP. Nj. 400 A. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection at louis
vile With the Jacksonville Railroad for ST
Louis, Chicago. indianapolis, Cincinnati, Baiti
more. Washington, Pniladel shia. and New fork
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving LaaiS-
vile at 200 P. NJ, connecting at Cincinnati With
early morning trains East BAGGAaE CHECKED
from Nashville TO ST. Louis. Chicago, Circin-
natl, and All principal Eastern cities.
Ss- The $50 P. NJ. Train from NashviI .
does net run on SUNDAY
GallatiD Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin at 0i30 A. NJ. arriving at Nashville at
1900 A. NJ. Returning. leaves Nashville at
300 Z. III, and arrives at Gallatin at 6tB5 T. NJ
ALBEIT FINR,
Gent Superintendent L. 4 N. r. r
mars ly
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Ton lines Of told nonpAEeil make one square.
Yearly advertisers Wih be entitled 10 DIS
,.unG OF 10 per cont.
Evory other day 10. o. ID Advertisements will
70 charged wO-thirda Of above rates.
AdveTtsom ca q inserted in the Fri eokly will
% charged one dollar squArs for first insertion,
md City cents each additional insertion.
In the OeElY, one dollar a squaTs Tor sSeh
,BEeTtioL
5IooiaI OF city ttgm Notices. twsnty cshts 4
iiue, hrgt, and 'oR cents a line every additional
Insertion. Local notices - cents line each IN :
teTti5n.
Changes 10 Advertisements will ne charged At
the ratio Of hllS cents a SQUARE.
All advertisements are dne from date OF hrst
Insertion. huTsaftsr the eHah system Will Be
adkei cd 20, an no transient Ad yertisonong vii
te tai on unless accom- panied by the money
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-18
REEVES AMBROSIA
T. . ~ TIL IL HAIR
IMPROVED!

Il is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
ltinvigOrates the Roots Of tho Hair.
II forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriautIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
tkeePs the Hair from Changing Color from Age
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
for years.
1t is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substancoa
1t has received over SIX thousand voluntary
testimonials of excellence. many Of which
are from physicians in high standing
II is sold in halfpound bottles Ohe name blown
in the glass; by Druggists and Dealers IN Fancy
ecct@ everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle:
sale BY Demas Barnes & Co. F. Z. VOLS
A CO.. schlsGelin 4 Co. New York.
marl5 1y
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col ANDeRANT.FAN CAMPAIGN
SONG.
nv GRAST (pere
AIR" Come Home"

o Hiram Ulysses come home 10 your dad.
FOR the clock in the steeple strikes two;
Impeachment's gone up and Ben Wade IS
stark mad,
And he swears ips all over with you;
The Chicago Convention will help you DO more,
The Methodist Conference won't pray.
There's the ugiest news from the Oregon shore,
And in short. there's the dickens 70 payi .
Come hOmsl Come home Come hOmei
Sweet Hirilm Ulysses. como hOmel
Abe Lincoln has gone to the Red Sulphur
Springs,
And stanton can I stick" any more;
Old Thad Ia dispair 10 his dusky bride clings,
White Spmnsr. the eunuch, feels sore;
Ben Butler is dealing a look nj his spoons.
The bOndhOlders quake for their gold;
The bands have stopped playing those Toll Old
tunOs,"
And fear me sweet Hiram you're sold.
Come home, etc.
I've o horse in the circus for sou and COl-laX-
lis the horse that you rode In tho South
The monkey stands ready TO loap on your backs
And there's whisky 20 pour IN your mouth; .
So Hiram, sweet Hiram, don feel very bad
When you learn that my tidings are truo; .
TOu're better at home with cigars add your
dad
For the White House ain I waiting for you .
Come h0msl Como hOmel Come homo .
Sweet Hiram Ulysses. come hOmel
Havana, New York, June q, 1868.
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeeSWaX and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALL OF TUE ABOyb
articles az their highest value. in large or
small quantities We keen on hand a ssis.tic'
Of STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS. Tor sale 10
psrs0ns wanting prime. select Feather.
We renoYate and cleadse Reathars ip a day'
notice WHITMAN BROS,
myoD " NJ. 10 Public SIuare.
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF tug
4 General Assembly Of the State Of Isaness~s
apPruYed Dnoenbor y. 1855, entitled An sst ~,
expedite Tho distribution Of the effects Of BanFs
Ehieh have or may mako Assignmsnta amour
theIr croditoTs." n0fics IL hereby TiVsu 10 ~
hoiders Ot the notes Of tho Plautsrs' Bank III
tennessee 70 present them 10 tho undsrsigned
nov and the frat dag o. January. lsIg ar no
viii be forever barred.
t.,.s,.. d. WEAVER Trustee.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
Care for Scrntehes In Horses.

Care for SerRIehes in Horses.
The editor Of Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times gives the following receipt as a
sure remedy for scratches Sulphate Of
zinc, one drachm glycerin, two ounces
apply every morning.
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and Decatur
RAILWAY.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, MObiIe, Selma, and ALI Inter
mediate Points. TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS. commencing APRfL 26.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mr.. 2. W. MORGAN remains viii him. and
will be pleased % wait 90 his friends and the
public generally. myl4 I'm
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Preserving and Keeping TOmMtOeG
Mrs. w. \. White writes to the South
grR CUitiDdtor that she has used Spears
solution in putting up tomatoes for
winter use for two years, and has not
lost bottle duriag that time. She uses
vide, mouthcd bottles and small Jars, and
pats in the tomatoes while hot, aud
corks and seals at once Another cor
respondent says of this mode of putting
up tomstoes
Spears Soluiion" IL the bet prepare.
ton, foT this paIpoae, that has ever vet
come 10 Iight, aud may add, il applies 10
any kind al vegetshles or fruit No
recipe" for usihg this solution" is need
ed II the directions on the bottle are strictIy
followed The result, 10 the case OF loma.
toes, will not be ",atmp," bat what We I'M
derstand ~ canned tomatoes" suitable Cor
using in any way, except eating naW There
is no snch thing known ~ yet, ~ putting
up fruits and vegetables for winter use.
and keeping them IN ali their pe-tcction, as
when taken fully ripe from the parent
stem. Neither is Il necessary, in using
Spears Solution, 10 have glass lars. for
almost any hind OF a vessel will DO. except
Ga, nor 90 Keep the vessel scaled all win
Ter. The vessels shoald he covered with
writing paper, -closely glued or pasted
around the top, 10 stand until wanted fog
winter use, when they may be kepl open
for weeks, only il would be we'll 10 place A
hoard over the top u the lar, with sufE.
cient weight upon It 10 keep il from being
easily displaced.
Another correspondents Of the Cal-
iirator gives the method By which a lady
in sumter eouRtJ, Ala has Cor several
years kept tomatoes as fresh and perfect
during the whole winter SIS il just taken
from the vines Her plan is as follows
The tomatoes are gathered when fun
grown, bat just before iaey commence
changing color, ard are carefully placed
in boxea-the b0tium Of the box being irst
covered, an inch or two thick, With pcr-
geoisy dry sand aud LAYER OF tomatoes
placed - a. not 10 touch each oiher. aud
then covered completely with sand. 40 an
inch or tEo above the teeaAtoea and 40
other layer pnt in and covered VIII and
the same way, anal 20 or, until the hor 4
billed. The box il ltept 10 q cool. drs Ma.
during the warn weather, and. la M
Winter, kept in . room where the tenn
Peraiure is moderately warm and uniform.
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TRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRoCKs: AND
Il Sacks.
PeQue Frocks and Sacks.
Harris CassimerO-GESumK-i Frocks and
Sacks.
English, French. German. Belgian and Amer
lean V0stings, Cloths, CassmOros. etc. Yin great
variety.
The Chesterfield FrOck Coat, in various colOrs
of Cloths and CassinorOs
Elegant patterns Of light and dark French
Cashmere Pants.
A splendid assortment Of Marssilles Yests.
Gronadins Silks. etc.
All Goods sold with a strict guarantees as to
Quality and Workmanship.
j. A. ROSE,
apT& I'm % SOuthside Public Square.
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JOHN 3. BROWN

HAs REMOVED FROM no 9 UNION
i Il street ~ No. i1a Public square,
,trsneh 'stiid stand ahtro be will keep a fall
line Gf
Ladies' .
Gents' ana
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COMPOUND ELIXIR S0LIDIFIED GLYCE-
Of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark COMPOUND Camphar
and PyrOphOsphate lee with Glycerin
Of Iron. DIR. Whites Dentine, a
Elixir Of EaleriRnte Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral
Of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair
Nistar's Cough Log Compound Arnica Lin
enges. ament
DIR. JacksOn's PectOral Nerve and Bone Lima
LozenEeS. menL
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders,
Peel. etc. RenOvating Spirits for
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange ErasiVe Fluid, for re-
Flower Waters. moving stains Iron
Bitter Wine Iron MOulds. Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead, Oil. Tur-
pentine, Brushes Box CoIOrs ground in oil
Varnish, Garden and Flower Seeds etc, etc.
The country trade will fndit To their interest
to cGIl and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere deeH 3m
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Nashville and Northwestern
r A / L r O A d.

ON. AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH
~ the 29fh. and until further notice. TWO
UntUI PASSENGER TRAINS will run be
tween Nashville, Tennessee. and Hickman.
kentucky --...-. ....
heaying N Nashville at 4:45iA. NJ. and SIS p. a..
Arriving Hickman at 1900 mdt. and 5:3OA NJ
Leaving Hickman at 1894. n. and go p. NJ.
Arriving Nashville at go A. N. and 6:45 A. NJ.
Making close connections at Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt,
Memphis, Ficksburg. New Orleans. and ali
points Southwest, - .-.
At Union City with Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways foJ Padueah. jack
son. Tenn, Mobile, Ala, Cairo, St Louis, Chi
cago, and all points South and Northwest.
At Hickman with Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship and Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Companies hrst- class steamers. for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers.
At N ashvills with Nashville and Chattanoo-
ga, Louisville and Nashville Edgefsld and
kentuckp and Nashville and Decatur Railroads
IO2 miles shortest route to 81. Louis.
45 miles shortest route to Memphis
AS miles shortest route to New Orleans.
Palace Sleeping Cars On All Night
Trains
Baggage checked through 10 all IRI.
pOrtant points.
Fare as How as the lowest.
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office.
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets
and at the Nashville and Chattanooga DepOt
Nashville. Tenn. WIN. p. lNNES
janis Receiver and Cien1 Sup't
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UNION BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH An ACT OF TIE
L Legislature Of Tennessee lpaasoI December
iZth, Ism entitled an act 10 axpethte the ais-
Irritation Of the effects 81 Banks which have or
may mako H1sisnments amDbR MeiT eredilofs,"
nOtics IL hereby givon % the holder effbs s0sss
Of IHE OHI0E B4EK % IEsS EsaEE b Gle thsfa
with the RndersIgned, a. he Bank in hashviile,
between now and tho lst day 81 January, eigh-
teen hundred and ssNty-nine 1872 and receive
certificates therefor, Or they vail be forever
barred from any participation IN the Rsssts OF
the Bank. Tho certificates will be rseeivs,i AZ
PAR IN payment i0r debt due the Hank whsfb-
er rendered before OF after the ist Of Jann-
arg, lsss. JOS. ". ALLEN. TI4stsa.
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