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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Blooming Young Girls,

Middle.Aged m.tTOBs, those 81 the critiea
period and the aged grandmother, are al
{ re uy the use Ofouf Englith Female BIZ
terra, now pres 'Tlbed aud used Oy fhysiei.
all over the country
II YOU are troubled Win tAllinE o. Ihs
bearing down, pain Ia the b.ck and side.
and Other attendant evils kgglish Female
Bitter will give entire relief.
Those NJ the turn Of liie" mothers alter
conf ement, anu ali oiher lmale or / malel
who are UnvAie,cents from any pFotFactea
or dubilltAttng complaint, who gain strength
) Ow.y, and InO,e dlgtst.On i slow snd I'M
perleci, wi hnd tLese Bitters this very
thing tneir system dem ndS. II gives
powerful appetite. aids AMI assists digcyt-
tioH, afOuses the liver strengthens mentally
and physically and flls the whole ,yttem
with pure nTimson blood c0Ursing through
is channels.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

LOUISVILLE, August S.-Reports
from Warrensburg, in the interior
of the State, say that riot occur
red at that place on election day
between the whites and blacks, in
which two white men were killed
and two wounded. Six negroes
we're killed and fifteen wounded.
There was great excitement, and
the polls we're taken possession OF
by the mob. W. H. Childers,
marshal Of Wllliamstown, KY
was mortally wounded at Critten.
den, KY, yesterday LIST. Louis
Tribune
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

Empty ri ter BOttleS OF various styles,
can Je found around almost every dwelling
and cabin throughout the land. Their taste
Is pleasant, and are advertised 70 cure als
most every disease, wnlle tue lnAnufaetur'
eTs know III y posses no medicinal proper
ties whatever They are 20 many d. guites
Tor exceedingly Common beverages" which
do not, nor cannot possibly Gu any one.
Beware OF these pleasant Bitt-rs Ia quart
b titles, they contain sting your vitalsi
and he who buys them carries "toper'S"
RrOg into his house One man who knows
Hoihing about medicine says HE big bottles
Of common stun Nill CURE eh lis aud fever
rheumatism and consumption; an otRer,
who roitle Is very fancy, uIes iimpuri-
ties OF tue bl cd, make, old men young,
casts out devils, restores sight 70 the bind,
and numerous other miraclesi while yet an
other, who presumes every man drunk.
ard, proposes 70 sure collie, ingrowing-nalls,
yellow fever, heart disease and lOye.sick
maidensll We know they make no such
cures, we know the people at large are de-
celved aud swindled, ard as we desire to
ventilate these common humbugs, make the
following challenge 70 one and all
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Female Complaint,

That claims iis victims throughone the
length and breadth ofonR land.
Many females suffer IN some way ae eAon
monthly periodj some girls are IN gfess PERI
q the COMMENCEMENT of menstFustions hile
older ones dread lie decline ae the 'eurn Of
life" H0netimee the menntFual now ie eo0
much, or too little. OP may ae at'ended with
pain; may be irregular Or enfireiy eheeeed
or charged In apReaFanee, attended wztn
other distressing symptoms LeueoTh@As Or
tho aWhieea,n frequently drains the sys ten,
or liberation Of tbs womb may create pain
and cause rapid pFOstretion.
Falling Of the womb 10 an exceedingly
common c0mplRin6 giving much trouble
and distress. which, under ordinary treat
ment, ls dliacult 70 cure.
HyOterlea, Groen Sickness. IrIltabiAty 0f
the Womb, and other serious and fatAl CEN.
plnints follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives there meoieal gentleman wno
has or can relieve the lair sex Of the above
troubles Not navy. IL there 70 eompl.
nation Of remedial agents that VIII come V
her rescue We answer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

II seems % us that e is impaI-
tant the public should have infoF-
nation Of the statistics Of the
trade and commerce Of our city.
During some Of the past year we
endeavored to give approximate
estimates Of our cotton trade but
found Il q difficult and unsatisfac-
tory task with no very useful result
owing TO the inaCCuraCy Of our roe
ports which constantly fell below
the truth.
Ills, as we say, important that 9
growing city like ours should have
opportunities Of judgiBgOf her trade
and commerce and It's increase.
The beginning Of q new season is
Ut hand and we earnestly hope to
see this idea inaugurated and car
ried out. We will not presume at
present to suggest how 1t should be
done but we trust that the Mayor
and Board o. Alderman will pass
an ordinance making It incumbent
upon some city official to take and
preserve statistics Of all goods,
merchandise, &C., received and
shipped from he.e by rail or water,
also the cotton shipped by rail or
river as we'll as quantity on hand
say at the end of each month.
We believe that the enforcement
Of this plan by appropriate legisla'
tiOn will meet the wants and wishes
Of the community and suppose
that consultation with our excel
lent Chamber Of Commerce viii
result in developing q practicable
way to do the required work.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAEs

That one tablespoonful Of English
Female BiIteRs contains as much med
Icinal properties as one bottle Of any OF the
ri leasAntly tas'ed common ADVERTISED bltters
Of the dAyi The medical profession 10 de-
eide the question. BE II understood that
I'm glish female BitteTs 10 not = beverage,
but is q powerful Iron ami Vegetable Tome
eombined, curing long standing chronic fe-
male complaints In every direction.
Put up In large bottles at d 30 per bottle,
or six bottles for Is %, and sold by drug.
glsts and merchants everywhere.
Up. DROMeOOLE 4 CO.,
ProprIetsrs,
Memphis, Tenn
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

1t is indeed q compliment to
have such things as the following
written Of US by the George D.
Prentice of Mississippi. The fol-
lowing paragraph is from the pen
of DR.. Woods, editor of the Scoo-
ba Spectator;
To any oHour readers who de-
sire to read q paper published on
the Western side of the State, we
can recommend The VIoKsBURe
HERALD as being one of the most
interesting and high toned papers
in the State. II Is edited by Capt
Wm. r. Spears, an accomplished
gentleman, and s polished writer
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

cold blOOded money transaction.
A mere matter OF dollars and
cents. The Bank has already Sc
cured all for which it entered the
field. It cannot afford to damage
its business by persistently going
blind to the wishes Of its greatest
patrons, the citizens Of Vicksburg.
In any aspect of the question, Mr..
Webber is placed IN a most preca'
rious attitude.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

is g quadroon, but only q shade
lighter than a mnlatto, and about
25 years Of sge, She has rather q
fat nose and thick sensual lips,
having 5rsd-baek upon the negro,
as stock ralsers would say. She
dresses with q great deal Of taste,
and has a slight touch Of the Gre
clan bend, but is withal very
pretty, and will doubtless be
iionized during her travels. She
came here from New York; has
been teaching school, and said to
be finely educated.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

Lasitimalaiy result as penalties faE ylqlar
tiosS al snitiral Avs. men WhiaA aeae ~
cana.
me faded cheek. ne naia ana wen izai-
turas, the duli ega, the cl1naea iHlasiess ~
deep hoaziHa sien, TIE le5oie tnd cllAl1l-z1rl Q
frame, ne del e6ied brew, ne lettering AS
al indicate previous sTaafsTeaelan pf ~
knoWing lhat ''nrearABiinatldn ie the talaz
of umo,H 81 Int ileens beine apply loE
mlt; VII lie these who DO noe Get upanssae
principle ihat "dnlayb are dangeFous,n 9ens
orally linger, lote mUEe tine ald pay mere
muney.
Thousands Of mbtheFs and daughters, IL
ali stations and conditions 0fll 9, hTe sulEeF.
log. linsering and dyinR from ne eaecla of
ZONE dreaded and dreadful.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

The Meridian Gazette announ-
ces that Jim Littlepage and
Ed. Live, two notorious negro
thieves of that place, were run
over by a freight train on the Mo-
bile & Ohio railroad a few nights
since and killed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

WE heard the following the 9th
er day: One of Governor Alcorn's
children, little boy about four or
five years Of age, 10 known in the
Governors family as "Pig." He
is a very bright and interesting lit
tie lad. "Pig" has dog which is
called Radical" "Pig" is ex.
ceedingly fond of his canine play.
mate. A few mornings since the
nurse was dressing pig" and
while so engaged, addressed to
him the following questions;
"What are you Pig2 Radical Oh
Democrat ?"
II am what pa is," was the re
ply.
"Your pa is q Radical" respOn
ded the nurse.
"Then 1 am dog too, saiC
"Pig."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
BONHAM'S SEMINARY,


DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, for
DYOung Ladies, Will open its Twenty.
lou tn annual session, september ~. is1O.
The building, situation and outfit are not
eaualel in the state. Eo' TWO hu NDRkD
pupils TWENTY able Professors and Lee.
tufers are employed.
ONLY Thirty BOARDERs will be re-.
ceived into the family Of the Principal, aud
they nave Light ahd CHEERFUL rooms
on the FIRST FLOOR Tie dOTmitoFies are
heated and ventilated through IeEisters,
and arc supplied with gas, baths, Lot and
cold water.
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC,
In charge OF PROB. S"bolewski, Mees
wiIlharIis aud Malmen, offers superior Ad
vantAges
FOR particulars pleas address
l.. y. BOSHAM. A. ~,
Ivi2 w3m Principal
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
Death Is at the DOorl


In all these Complaints the sSstem evident
~ shows . want Of red blood, and MT.
Churchill. In his wo K on Diseases OF ke-
males, saysi "Beaiing in m nd mat the
blood Is remarkAb y dehc ent IN red corpus
c'ts, and the known property Of iron 70 cor
rect this condition, theory Euggosn it a. the
most 70 be relied on, the bsst OF which - tue
itTate." Citrate Of iron enters lafB W into
the composition OF Engllsh Fe ale bitters,
combined with powerful vegetable tonics Of
rare qualities.
Among the mountains oil Tennttsee and
the pisey woods Of hitsissippi, is found
csrtbl hard aud hinty .0t, which has be01
| In .cr' use bV some OLD midwives Tor many
years, PosstSsing maHis powers IN TegnlAt
| ing and restoring females suffering viii
any affection OF the Won b. This root We haS'
obtained, gave IL lair test In our practice
auu II Is now one OF the principle inRiedi
enti in these B,tteTs. other powerful ute
RE Rhd general tonics . 20 enter int ~
composition We hlsO add eptandra o.
HlRck root sufficient 10 act upon the liVel
and keep the bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute.

Has beautiful and convenient location.
upon the eminenee from which 1t takes it,
name. Its history has been record Of unin-
terri pied prosperity.
Its course ofins,ruction runs through three
departments OF four years each. Special or
e.eci,ve courses Of study may be pursued as
Ear as students may wish. Peculiar Advan'
tagts are thus offered young ladies who have
already taken the or .insry English stadies.
The best OF instruction /. given In music,
drawing and pAiIiiEg, modern language
and other extras. None buttne most compe-
cent teachers sre employed.
Apparatus 10 furnished for every depart
ment. Libraries oJn,aining several thou
sand volumes OF standard books are always
accessible. Physieal culture is carefully AZ
tended TO.
ForeatalogueS or further Information, ed.
REV. Al. ROWLAND. President,
or !. II. WHITE. Treasurer,
No. l43 Race street. Cincinnati, o.
hngS,wlY
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

EIM.eTIvm 'sMeu IvI9uaS 10 I9llum
aulo9ag aAuu slIno lnJ1'puoA slH 'usz0p
Isd Sc ~ 'isaBM SuIIds loH pesuspuoo
sIU 10 ~ n - aqI 'DSulnlo1 AouOm 10
'lauaI pun uOnovJsnBs 0Inuo SuIssluBIvnS
iOie IOI ssaIdx9 "a qoVS 10 iuemausIl ISlIl
puas IIJA OH 'sIopiOiid suoAt Y pul poold
lkluuou 'v0VIIoonsT msnBuInaqH 'AupVa
auindIOg 'ssSuusTuuIQ s91no 11Iln1
.OsHV ''uuoL 'sIqdmslg 'looIlS uIpW 1T
'SGs ON tNVMVTILs a # 'HN
'Dal9JWV 91l o. sAsN pO0A
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

n UPTURE CURED--WITH AN EXPR-
a, rience Of more than twelve years prae.
dce In the treatment and cure Of Rupture
nd HERNIA, will guarantee more perfect
ellef, comfort and security, and more rapid
impFOyement than can be obtained Of any
other person or apphianee IN the South,
without regard n the age Of the patient @
ir the cure OF every species Of human de-
ormity on hand Or made 70 order,
Caii or address, with stamp, Tor circular
DIRT. ST, q. FEnHlSe. ofliee No. l6 st
Charles street, up stairs. Hour from 10
to4P.H. Q iet-di t&Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
DrOmgOolO 3 Co.'s Buohu,

The best and cheapest combination fer al
affections OF the Kidneys and nlndder ever
ular physicians and used By the proicssion.
Er.ce 81 70 per bottl1, o. six bottles f6F IS
Sold ~ Druggists md merchants eeefs.
whefe.
u, r. Dr0mgooIe g Co.
igza'aaoaaHlm. Asnnh'sl sn
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

WToRsE sHORs ana ncrre noe Mails,
mafz7 1APrAN g GO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
THE BRIDEGROOM

is a pure blooded white man, q
native of Ohio and about 80 years
of age. He was in the Federal
Army during the late war; enter
ing the service as a private in a
three months regiment from Wis
consin, and was severely wounded
at the battle of Bull Run. After
his term of service expired, he was
appointed lieutenant in a New
York regiment. He was again
wounded during the seven days
fighting around Richmond, and was
promoted Captain. At Gettysburg
hereCeived another wound, and was
chosen Major Of his regiment At
the close of the war he was bre-
veted Lieut.. Colonel; and carpet
bagged into this State in time to
be elected by the Republicans OF
Yazoo county to the constitu.
tional, black and tan convention.
At the last election he was chosen
State Senator from the same
Icounty.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
fFT0m The Clarion
MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY
Great sensation In Republican
Circles.
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Mrs. Lee,
(colored) near this City at II
O'Clock on the morning Of Thurs
day, August 4th, 1870, by the Rev.
j. Aaron Monroe, (black of
Meridian, A. T. Morgan (white) J
State Senator from Yazoo county,
Miss Carrie V. Highgate, (color'
ed ofthis city.
Notwithstanding the alliance had
been anticipated some weeks and
has occupied q very considerable
space in the gossip" Of the
friends Of the groom and the col
ored people generally, they were
not fully prepared for the final
denoumeut on Wednesday night
During the afternoon Of Wednes'
day a rumor gained circulation
that
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

An Machines sold ~ Manuiaetasqkf
Drice,. and warranted. Machine NoeaeN
Thread and attachments foE 81 mschlHs
always on hand. isns9'd9p
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
THE DESTINATION

of the party seems to be Cleve-
land, o., where Morgan's relations
reside This mother and others)
then to the Lakes to join Ames
and his bride, finally to Saratoga,
and thence to Long Branch, to
pay their respects to, and receive
the congratulations of President
Grant, the Great Mogul of the Re-
publican party.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13
TIE AFFAIR

would be a tinallty on that night.
We Of course went to work to
learn the facts, with what success
will be seen.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-13

One Of the coiOred friends in
bidding the bridal party adieu
remarked, to the groom, "If l
wasn't done married, sab, you
wouldn't got dat gall"
A prominent Republican official
meeting the Rev. J. Aaron Moore
the next morning said, "Wcll, Mr..
Moore, learn that you last night
married white man to a negro
woman" Its so for a fact, sal"
was J. Aaron's reply,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
A CURIOUS RELIC.


| noticed in some paper few weeks
ago, and l think it was the Frankfort
Commonwealth, an account of very
old tomahawk and some other relics being
found in the cliffs of Salt river. supposed
to have been put there by man named
Walker, long before Daniel Boone visited
the wilderness of Kentucky. Now have
in my possession pipe that bears the
date of 17l4. 1t was dug up in Casey or
Boyle county, forget which. 1t is of
curious shape, being in the shape of an
eagles head, weighing about twelve
ounces, and is made of silver ore. If any
of the lovers of curious and old relics
wish to know anything more about this
ancient pipe, they can address the under
signed at Charlottesville, Marion county,
Ky. w. 9. CLARKsQN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
CLAY AND PRENTICE

John Russell Young of the New York
Standard, who attended the Associated
Press Convention in Louisville, thus
writes of two Kentucky celebrities:
''We saw much of Louisville, which is
an interesting city, with its substance and
shadows. The shadows of Clay and
Crittenden and Tom Marshall, and the
men of '98, and all that race of fine gen.
tlemen who once stalked these streets and
made Kentucky a power in American
politics. Here Clay lived his noisy,
hubbling, Tapturous career-the same
Henry Clay about whom we so loudly
sang-actually dead, and never song to
his memory-his work over and forgotten
poor foolish day dreaming work as
much of it was-and he,-drifted far
into silence and night, the gaudiest sea-
bubble that ever caught the sun
shine; so long on the crest ever
gaudy and shining, only to break at last
into foam. No party, no policy, no one
living speech, no one hearty dead, only
his bright, CHEEKY Kentucky smile-s
bubble once and only foam! We stood
in the room where Prentice worked and
slept-a kind of journalistic monk;
where he cooked his steak on q ramrod
until it was half done, and baked pota-
toes in the Goals. We saw the cupboard
where he kept fresh bread and raisins
and nuts; where day and night he lived
and labored, in the aroma of ink and
dampened paper. We stood by his grave
on Cave Hill, the greenest and sunniest
spot in all Kentucky-sweet and quiet
and peaceful-but grave quite forgot
ten, for no stone marks his tomb. A
simple, sodded mound, with fresh June
roses struggling over it, and only known
to the eyes of affection and friendship as
the resting place of George D. Prentice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
NECESSITYOF SLEEP,

There are thousands of busy people
who die every year for want of sleep.
Slecplessness becomes a disease, and is
the precursor of insanity. We speak of
sleep as the image of death, and our
waking hours as the image of life. Sleep
is not like death for it is the period in
which the waste of the system ceases, or is
reduced to its minimum. Sleep repairs
the waste which waking hours have
made. 1t rebuilds the system. The night
is the repair shop of the body. Every
part of the system is silently overhauled,
and all the organs, tissues and substances
are replenished. Waking consumes and
exhausts; sleep replaces and repairs;
waking is death, sleep is life.
The man who sleeps little, repairs lit
tie. A man who would be good work
er must be a good sleeper. A man has as
much force in him as he had provided for
in sleep. The quality of mental activity
depends upon the quality of sleep.
Men need on an average eight
hours of sleep a day. 4 lynn
phatic temperament may require
nine; nervous temperament six or sew
en-. A Emphatic man if sluggish, moves
and sleeps slowly. But nervous man
acts quickly in everything. He does
more in an hour than sluggish man
in two hours; and so in his sleep.
Every man must sleep according to
his temperament-but eight hours
is the average. Whatever by
work, pleasure, sorrow, or by any other
cause, is regularly dlminishinghis sleep, is
destroying his life. A man may hold out
for time, but the crash will come, and he
will die. There is great deal of intem-
perance besides that of tobacco, opium, OF
brandy. Men are dissipated who oVertax
their system all day and under-slecp every
night. A man who dies of delirium ire
mems is no more drunkard and suicide
than the minister, the lawyer, the mer-
chant the editor, or the printer that
works excessively all day, and sleeps but
little all night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
A TENEESSEEAN ABROAD.
Lights and Shadows of Travel
in the Old World.

CnirO-A Mosque of AIaboster-Thc
Last of the Mamciukes-Joseph .
Granarics-The Pyramids-Ascend-
ing CheOPs-A Word of TerrOr-An
Egyptian Interior of
the Pyramids-Father Niie-Thc
Sphynx.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19

Az American traveller in Italy has
dumbfoundcd the government by serious
ly proposing to lease Mount Vesuvius.
lie says he will make roads and lay out
pleasure grounds upon its rocky sides,
build hotels and set up soda fountains on
hs summit and help visitors up and
down by machinery. To pay him for
all this outlay, and amass a fortune be-
sides, he will charge small admission
fee from all who wish to step up and see
the show
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19

HAWTHORNE relates an anecdOte of
Charles Dickeas, how, "that during some
theatrical performances in Liverpool, he
acted in play and farce, spent the rest Of
the night in Masking speeches, feasting,
and drinking at table, and ended at Z
o'clock in The morning by jumping leap
frog over the backs of the whole COM
pany."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
A corn DOCTOR INTERVIEWED.

"A COEkN DOCkON kNIEsE l. ~ I'D.
A Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune called upon a corn doc
tor the other day, and obtained some in
formation concerning the cOrns OF dis
tinguished people. ''Doctor," he asked,
edo any of the great politicians come
here p
eyes, all of them. There's corn cut
off of the little toe of Grant after Lees
surrender. It's the only wound he ever
received in the war; and I've been of
fered twenty-five dollars for it. There's
one of Geo. II. Thomas, little fellow,
and here are the principal scars of Sheri-
dan, Mcclellan, Lincoln, the whole set.
It's the only collection in the United
States"
was now getting down to business,
and put out this question for flyer:
'Doctor, what sort of a foot has
Grant?"
"a solid sort of q cdifce," said the
doctor. "He's well sot on his aStragGH,
but MISUNDERSTANDING has given him 8
pigeon-toed tendency. When he stands
up and amt thinking, the axes of his
feet, if prolonged, pass through each
other a rod ahead of him. He's better
officer than an ossifer, and his shoemaker
has taken a spite against me, so that he
don't bear but one crop of corns year.
When old Gen. Halleck was at the head
of the army, he walked about so much,
devising strategy, that he bore an entire
new set every six weeks. He was fruit
full as tomato-vine. Some men run as
naturally to chalk as a school-boy to a
blackboard. Others are so stingy that q
glove never pinches them, But, l hear
steps, as of man lmpmg in the next
room, and / presume it is one of the
Pennsylvania delegation whose toes the
tariff has sbraded."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A ILR O A D.


:PASSENGEIs TRAINS
Day Passenger leaves Nashville ESQ A. N.
ayPassenger arrives at Chattanooga at ITO p. Il
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at. P. N.
Night Passenger arrives at Chattanooga. 4 80 A NJ
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at. :45 A. NJ
Day Passenger arrives at Nashville at. II 80 P. H.
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga ct. zoo P. NJ
Night Passenger arrives at Nashville at. go 4 NJ
ShcIbyViile Accommodation.
Not on Sunday.l "a .
LeafeS nd51Nl1to.. 'oO r M
Arrives az NASHVILLE .lUslo A N.
Night trains run daily. Day trains daily, Sunday
excepted. Both trains connect at Chattanooga for
Rome, Atlanta and all principal Southern Cities
Passengers for Washington City, Bal
timOre, Philadelphia, Now York and
Boston, as well as all points In East Tennessee
and Virginia, make direct connections through By
taking the 9 10 P. NJ. train cut Of Nashville.
This Is TaE aH0zT ROUTE Eksr,
and the only dieect route to the South and South
east
Passengers for McMinnville and Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama or the Jasper Branch Rail-
roads, take the Day Train
For THROUGH TICKETS and further Informal
tion, apply at City Transfer Once, Maxwell House,
and st Chattanooga Depot, Church street.
JNQ W. THOMAS,
W. L. DANLEY, Gen1 SupI
Gen1 ?. and I. Agent. aprA II