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: The healing Pool. ana House OF

Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
TO Marriage with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Adore
DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUaHT0N. Howard Asso-
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Nom arIenns nInrr.ef.

NEW 0RLEASs. Jan 3l.-CottoD firm; mid
dlings 'lS1481S12: sales to-day 1910; receipts
800; exports 3i5l sales Ofthe week g 500; stock
y. sg4. sugar ruling upwards, com mon 106.ll;
fair ~ Z; choice l4ai45S. MOlasses active: com
mon fasGf.}. Drime R0T al
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AUGUSTA, Jan. 29.-Cotton advanced I
Of eeAt. Sales 1890 bales receipts go :;
Middlings l6f.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-C0tton active
sales-lS00 bales MiddIings l74c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 29.-Cotion opened
quiet but firm, closed strong. Middliugs
~ to l72c. Sales 1854. Receipts 1854
bales.
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BE GREEN LTNE--This through trauS-
poriation line will have one hundred and
twenty, Eve cars when the complement is
full. A reduction in freights win take
place to-day.
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER HUNe on A
JURY.-One of the jury which yesterday
acquitted James Wiles of the murder of
John Morgan, Is himself accused of MUIR
der, an indictment having been found
against him some time ago. Sharp prac-
tice on the part of an attorney is said to
have placed him in the jury box.
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THE HI Xix.
A Wonderful ana Mysterious Order
The Charges Registered Against IL.
I'll IL

A Wonderful and Mysterious Order
The Charges Registered Against IL.
The secret brotherhood known as the
Ku KIux Khan is probably the most extra
ordinary association that the present Gems
tury has known. 1t is peculiar to Ten
nessee, and FIRST inside its appearance, we
understand, at Pulaski, from whence it
has extended 70 other portions of the State.
A member of this organization, when clad
in the trappings of the order, is certainly a
strange looking object. His robe Of scarlet,
or of sombre black, as the case may be
loose flowing from the waist to the feet, is
rather an oriental affair, and would do for
the heroes in the Arabian Nights. He is
certainly every way loose individual, so
far "a his tailor can make him, and he gets
over the ground with gliding motion, as
II fearful that the horrible cowl which
hides his face, and from which a pair of
glittering eyes almost pierce the beholder,
might, by some untoWard accident, be
thrown aside or lose Its power of conceal
ment. He might be taken for some wan
dering monk doing silent penance for the
sins Of a world, or he might beset down as
some sable demon Of the neither pit, who
had been for time released and permit
ted TO walk that earth again, which once
had seen him mortal man.
The emblem of the order-a white flag
with an ugly black cross upon its fields
enough 10 inspire dread anywhere, much less
than when above party Of these strange
beings. But, after all, they are only men
young men, at that, who, for some reason,
perhaps best known to themselves, have
chosen thus to accomplish whatever objects
they may have in view.
When first organized, it was generally
understood that this society was benevo-
lent association; its design, the relief of
the widows and orphans of Confederate sols
diers. Instances of their liberality have been
frequently related in the localities where
they are established, and it was not until
quite recently that any other idea was pro.
mulgated.
If what is alleged of them now be any
where near the truth, it cannot be doubted
that the unprecedented conduct of armed
leagues organized to terrify Conserva-
tism, has led to this retaliation.
Grave charges have been regis
tered against the Ku Klux Kan, and
affidavit upon affidavit of its cruelty and
ferocity have been forwarded to Washing
ton, there to be caught up by the cormo-
rants of the capitol as so many delicious
morsels with which TO glut the great Rad
zeal belly. Whether true or not, these
charges tell fearfully in a political cams
paign like that upon which the country is
about to enter, and no amount of refutation
will serve to clear them up. No better
political capital could be desired for the
defeat of Democratic candidate, and our
enemies will not fail to use ii at every
point and at all times.
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New Advertisements.

more enterprising, go-ahead firm than
John w. Hill & Co., Nashville cannot
boast, and we are glad to see that largely
increased business has necessitated their
removal 10 the mammoth warehouse, No.
% South College street. They have
everything in the line of wall paper, win
dow shades, photograph goods, etc, at
eastern prices and are now receiving big,
fresh stock.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley, agents,
have removed to 70 Church street, Max
we'll House.
See Justice Wilkinson's attachment nor
iice.
The Nolensville Nursery Of Christ man
Il Green has the best and choicest va
rieties of fruit trees suited 10 Southern
soil. 80
The Havana will leave for Louisville
and Cincinnati to-day at noon.
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AmusemenlS.

THE RED 6RooK.-The success of the
scarlet melodrama, at the Summer Street
Theater, still continues, in spite Of unfa-
vorable weather, and We look for big
house tonight.
THE GREEN CRooK.-Charlie Towards
extravaganza, styled 'The Green Crook, "
was played to packed house at the St.
Nicholas Varieties last night Its chastity
is scarcely below the standard established
by the great Tale of Enchantment, first
brought out here by beagle and Flynn.
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J. W. McFERRIN & Co., booksellers and
newsdealers, have received the Metropoli-
tan Record, Harpers' Bazar, New York
Ledger, Wilkes Spirit of the Times, and
the Sentinel on the Border, for the current
week. The last named paper is newly
established at Louisville, and is large and
handsome weekly print 1t lis strongly
Southern.
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Gold was without change in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota-
tons: Opened at 14O3, was 1409 at 1890,
1404 at IL, 14Ob at Hos, and closed at
140s at NJ. Brokers here were paying
139 and holding at 40.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az folloWs.
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Our GAINESVILLE agent. JOHN W.
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee.
is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE. Tennes-
see 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UNION AND DTsPAT0H.
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THE CHARTER IN THE LEGISLATURE
knowing ones say that ihe new city char
ter stands a slim chance Of getting through
the Legislature this winter.
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For SALE.-A Drug establishment, well
stocked, handsomely fitted up, and fixtures
complete, located in central portion Of
the city, is offered for sale at a bargain.
Apply at this Office. jan26-1w
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BANKRUPTCY.-The following petitions
in bankruptcy have been filed since our
last report:
Sumner county G. c. Rhine.
Lincoln county: VIM. c. Morgan, Jas.
B. Wilson, james d. Scott, Jne. Phillips.
Rutherford county Thos. W. Bass,
Davidson county; B. F. Brown, Isaac
Cohen.
Montgomery county: Calvin Day,
Richard Barker.
Hickman county Jno. G. darlington.
Jackson county Rawley & Green, W.
r. Kenner, Jerry G. Brown, Leroy M.
Brown, VIM. E. Jones, Benz. Chapman,
Rawlins Hogin, Benz. A. Smith, Ashley
Hare, Leonidss A. McCarver.
Overton county: J. P. Martin, Benz
Ledbetter.
Putnam county; A. j. johnson, Alex
Officer.
Smith county Jno. McClarin, Jas. B
Jones.
Wilson county Marshal a Cooksey
DeKalb county VIM. G. johnson.
White county E. J. Russell.
Total number fled, 482.
The following persons have been granted
FINAL discharges: w. A. Griffs, Lonis
Sherman, Jas. A. Jennings.
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None.
The Havana leaves at 10 O'clock to-day
with good freight.
The Alpha is expected ia this morning.
The river is still falling, with only S
feet on the Shoals. The weather clear aud
cold.
The Talisman, Capt. VIM. Strong, leaves
our wharf to-day at four O'Clock P. NJ. This
magnificent and well-oficered boat Is, as
abe deserves to be, a favorite in the trade
from Nashville to Cairo and intermediate
points.
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has the
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, and
New York Ledger
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to +
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
dac17 If
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No MoRE SKATNG.-The warm sun
shine and harp skates used up all the ice
in Edgefeld yesterday.
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Middle District ofTenmessee.
To WHOM IT NAY CoxoERE.

To WHOM 1T MAY COECERE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tiee Of his appointment 81 assignee Of y. l..
Carriek and James IL. SnOderass. both OF
Sparts. w bite county, Tennessee. within said
district. who have been adjudged bankIupts
upon their own petitions, BIZ the District Court
Of said district.
jams 1awSt ADRIAN FISK, Assignee.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Jan. 31.-Wm. Fitz-
gerald and JOHN Dohony "a. Nathan
Harsh. Suit for $1,000 damage in the vio-
lation of contract to build portion of
the Franklin College and Stones River
turnpike. Argument progressing.
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER IN BANK
RUPTCY.
All Petitioners Must Come Down
with the Sfampn

with she Stamps.
We re-publish the following order Of
Judge Connolly F. Trigg-very important,
it will be seen, to those whom it concerns /;
1t being desirable that uniform prac.
tice should be established, as fan as praeti-
cable, for securing the fees of the officers
OF this court in bankruptcy cases, and the
expenses incurred for publication and
otherwise, and TO avoid frequent notices TO
the bankrupt to make deposits for the same,
il il
Ordered, That with ali petitions fled
affer this date, there shall be deposited
500 TO secure said costs; and
That all petitioners 10 bankruptcy, who
have filed their petitions in this court, and
have not deposited the sum of 500, are
hereby ordered TO deposit sum sufficient,
in addition to the amount already depos-
tied, TO make an aggregate Of Sl00; and
further, that no further action will be taken
in such cases until this is done:
Provided, however, that the first meet
ing of creditors shall be held in the cares
in which warrants have been served, and
that examinations of bankrupts and other
witnesses may be had in such cases; and
provided, further, that nothing herein shall
interfere with the rights and duties Of the
register, clerk, marshal or assignees in said
cases last mentioned.
II is further ordered, That in no case
shall discharge in bankruptcy be granted
until all the costs in such cases are paid.
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The sale 10 be continued from day to DAY until
an Of said lots are sold. A map Il this properly
can be seen By calling Of my once. FMS vii
afford one Of the finest oppcrtunities ever
offered for valuable investments In Edzedeld.
TERMS OF SALE-credlts Of six, twelve.
eighteen, twenty four. thirty and thirty-Si
months. Notes with approved personal secu-
rity required. with interest from date. and lien
retained. Purchasers paying 0ns- fourth cash VIII
not be required 10 rive personal sscnrity. sale
free from redemption -.
MORTON b. HOW ELL. .. AID ~
ANDERSON. JOHNSON q SMITH As'ts'
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G 0 AL.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JANU-
OARY 40, 1865, shall deliver CuMBER-
LAND COAL from my office. 46 South College
81 South Cherry street. at the following price
ROund Coal, 90 80 per load.
JOHN L, GLENN may be found at 81 South
Cherry street. VIM. DEWS.
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PERsoNAL--Stokes is at the Stacey
House.
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PAY ONLY FIVE CTNT8.
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,,eratur. memphis and New Orleans.
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II is thus apparent that the supply for
the year 1857 and 1868 is likely 70 run
very close upon that of 1866 and 1867,
the difference, according to this estimate,
being only $4,000 bales. According to the
latest estimates, England ia now consuming
at the rate of $1,000 bales per week, or
within 5000 bales weekly Of the rate in
1850; the consumption for that year being
equal to So, 600 bales per week of the now
reduced average weight of the bale. At
this rate she would require for the years
consumption 100000 bales; leaving out
Of the total supply 1,413,000 for export
and stock on the 31st of August, 1868.
Now, the exports from Great Britain, for
the last calendar year, amounted to l, 100000
bales and assuming that the amount for
the present cotton year will be equal, it
would result that at the close of the year,
the stock on hand would be only $4,000
bales, against $4,000 bales on the Slst Of
August, 1867 and this in the face Of a
largely diminishing supply of The Ameri-
can staple for the succeeding year. We
arrive then at this result: the present rate
of consumption in Great Britain is ahead
Of the years supply to the extent of 5Oo,-
600 bales.
The following table gives the imports
into, and exports from Great Britain for
each Of the last ten years, and the weekly
consumption and stock at the close of each
year;
= 80.
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ragged from 16d to Cd for middling Orleans.
In some quarters there is strong disposI-
ton to limit the estimate of the present
crop to 2,250,000 bales; should this sup
position be realized, we should have only
l,l3S, 600 bales for export. We prefer,
however, at present to accept the more
common estimate of two and a half mils
lion bales, and upon that basis proceed to
inquire what is likely TO be the supply Of
Great Britain for the cotton year.
The importation from India has been
expected to fall off from last year 100000
TO 100000 bales, in the event of prices not
before the monsoon but as the
Liverpool market is now steadily advanc-
ing. it may, perhaps, be proper to estimate
the decrease in this source ofsupply at $780,
600 bales. The combined supply from
Turkey, Egypt, Brazil, and other minor
sources is expected to slightly exceed that
Of last year. According to the usual pro-
portion Of our shipments, about l,1S3,000
bales of our estimated exports would 90 TO
Great Britain, and $50 900 bales to other
Promising thus much, the supply
of Great Britain for the cotton year may be
estimated thus:
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Leaves A.
Arrives at Nashville ?.
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THT, CITY.
ePE4iNG AND Closing or TFsE
ssAsIS-ATGUST sst.-ORicial.

t,rrs. oPEys.
First Noraherg.
la01 midnight.-...-... A. "
Second Northern.
Eaf .---o4v r A.
Eass yRashIugtoa ana Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
sPeoad washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
s00 p INV r. NJ
ueentur, memphis and New Orleans.
faoo MIDNIGHT .........-.. ....- A. n.
Memphis and New Orleans.
80 p .....s:HO ?. n.
Eageaeid and Kentucky v. r.
tal5 A. N.
Northwestern n. X.
i2.aA miduight..............-....--... P. N.
lebanon VIA Stage.
t90n midnight ..... .........-.-...-...5:40 P. n.
ThOmasViIIe via Stage.
Thursday
1910 midnight. 500 P. n.
JOrdan's Store via stage.
Monday 1900 midnight ?. NJ.
Tr;d ia do ...-.................. do
Isberty-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
ststesville; ,..oo
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5:OOP. N.
once Hours.
From to6P.N. Sundays. to 9 An.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
IsaVe Nashville et.....s.OO A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ
Arrive AT ChnttanOOVa... 800 A. NJ. and 500 p. N.
shelbyville and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves NJ P. NJ
Arrives At Nashyil e......-...;....-' loUV A. ~
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NtNNNHIHN NWNNNNNWNs
We are authorized to announce JAMES III,
COLLINS as 4 candidate for reelection to the
Office of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
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WOODEN Mills for Sale.

EEBRUARY Sd. BEING THE FIRST MON
n iav in tbe month. the Lebanon Wooden
Mnls.S property of Vim. GTisham 4 CO., will
be sOtd az public outcry at the courthouse door
in the town OF Lebanon. Terms-one-fourth
cash, the balance in one two aud three yeayf
interest from day of sale. Notes taken with
gcod security and liHn retained on property
JAMS eodtd-Isbason Herald ana Restsfer.
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The Havana will leave for Louisville
and Cincinnati to-day at noon.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR S0LIDIFIEDa LYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir of Calsaya Bark COMPOUND Camphor
and Pyrophosphate Ice, with Glycerin.
of Iron. DR.. Whites Dentine, q
Elixir of Valeriante of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral,
Of JamHica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough LOz- Compound Arnica Lin
enge5. ament
DR.. Jackson's Pectoral Nerve and Bone Lima
Lozenges. ment
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. Iur-
pentine. Brushes, Box Colors ground In oil,
Farnish, etc, etc.
The country trade viii fndit to their interest
to call and examine ny stock before purchasing
elsewhere. decA 3m
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Office Hours.
o6P.N. Sundays. Z to9 A. ]
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville st-..... soc A. n, and e.Al P. NJ
leave $40 A. n. and $50 P. NJ.
Arrive nj Nashville at..-5.40 P. N. and 400 A. ~
Franklin Accommodation train arrives N
Nashville ll.55 A. n. and leaves $40 P. Mex
cent on Sunday.
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Total available for export
eaffun wear ........... -.
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Nashville Live stock MARKET.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 81, 1858.
The supply equal to the demand and
nrioaa are unchan0ad
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turnpike. Argument progressing.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jan Sl,-state a.
James Wiles Murder. Verdict, not
guilty.
State as. Robert Hess. Horse stealing.
Continued to April next.
State as. Michael Foley. Murder of
Michael Otis in 1865. Case to be taken up
tomorrow.
State rs. Reuben Hallibird, colored.
Larceny. Noiie pros, at defendants cost.
MARRIAGE LICENSES The following il
list Of marriage licenses Issued by the
County Court Clerk of Davidson couRty,
for the week ending Friday, January 81:
Alex. B. McConkey and Frances V. Sick
ford.
George Thomas Cowgirl and Bette Blink
ley.
Henry Koenig and Amanda Morris.
John c. Bowers and Letitia A. Carroll.
Reuben n. Thornton and Minnie Z. Bur-
nett.
w. w. Carper and Mamie G. Caldwell.
Eight licenses were issued to colored
persons.
MUSICAL SoIREH AT w. Z. WARDS
SEMINARY LAST >NIGHT.-The musical
soiree at W. E. Wards. seminary last
night was greeted with a large and bril-
liant audience. The high reputation of
Mrs. Priesty and Miss Reece among the
conoisseurs OF music, hsd excited a great
| anxiety to hear them.
Expectation was very high, but their ell
egance Of manner and exquisite graceful
meas of touch called forth the applause of
the audience and extorted the admiration
of those who possess high degree Of mus
/ steal culture.
Mrs. Priestly, late of Kentucky, and
Miss Reece from Georgia, have lately been
added TO the musical conservatory of Mr..
Wards school, and Nashville should be
proud Of two such artistic pianists. Miss
Reece ia a fine performer on the lutte, an
instrument around which so many poetic
associations are interviewer.
The young ladies acquitted themselves
with great credit, and reflected Auch honor
on their instructors ia this art divine.
szzzzzzzzzEzsuszlAzumnzlz
County Tailor.
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate for the Office Of Jaiisr o
Davidson county. at the ensuing spring election
jan2l I'd
Revenue Collector.
We are authorized to announce JAMES II
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection to tn
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson count
At the ensuing March election.
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EDaEFfEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville Rt.....-..........'.lOO0 A. n.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
Talismah, Cato.
DEPARTED.
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tsfW Nntttikit
second Washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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NHHHN linn AND NUItIf n " IN IsIs07NI
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.......f:l5 A. N. and 3:45P N.
Arrives ut Nashville at..7O0 A. X. and Gao ?. NJ
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TRIUNE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ. arrives At Mash,
VILE Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays Al
o'clock p. n.
LEWIsBURG AND FOLEFsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday st 7:30 A.. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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The amount available for shipment, upon
this estimate, 10 10000 bales below the
actual export of last year, when the price
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train;
Arrive nj Naahvlll A. "