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it it : I. IV J 1860. 1860 1 . No. 59, College Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Are now receiving their Etoek of Fall land I Winter GOODS, Anl take pleasure in announcing to tlicir Irion Js and customers, and the trade general ly, that they will h;tTe a stock ot goods this season wh'ch cannot be excelled. We moet reeptctfully invite all to an ex amination of our G'l-, assuring all who favor as with a call to give entire satisfac tion. We at present, invite particnlar attention to -ur excel, nt assortment of XttW tXl DRESS GOODS VELVEf ROBES, with Flounces, very rich; AiMU SILK, tin colors.) something entirely D-w: SOLID COLORED SILK, in plain colors and fig ured PCU T'DFS'IE: EKOCH z SILKS : CHi-CitDSILKSJ ZLf CK. AhULTJsiE ; C11C1I1 i TJB Vwarticf; tiMANH POPLiNS, -nd AiiJJClA x-OBES. n 5 i s a ' I 0 r c fa . AND s Our Lc A- p;-rn-n' i" iii.ii:!!v itiT.n -tivf- i In- s- ;imh. New Stleia Lace Sets, "" ILalt se cets, - Point A'Gu lle Sets, ioit de AncIet3rre Sets,: Point Alencon Sels SI 111 CJT 17 I? II & Irish Linen ; Linen Sheetings, Lluea Toweling, Table Eamask, Linen Uoylee. Jicocrt Ca:nbnc; Linen Cambric, Jaonn-t Mtilin, NniBook do, Wiiite and Colored Tarltton, French Muslin, Swires Miifllii, rt- & 1?v 3?' aF BRUSSELS, VELVET, and INGRAIN wmm i CUR Curtain Damask, and Cuitain Triuimins. ALSO, STAPLE GOODS, A fall aFortmnt of the various stjl? c Frvnoh. Engliih nd Amriciiii Piint : D ei btxl autl rWD Shirting aud Sb ing. ' aia da.a .XS WniTE AND COLOREf FLANNELS .il gr ult : 1 WEEDS. JEA.. CASSIMFRES. CLUiUS . ic Goods for L o W at. I PLANTATION GOODS. We Cill par.icuUr utii ui:ou to our iurg and exci Ileot a.-uitnii-ut of Ileary Gootls for A'egror Eaipire Kerty Trune-re Trock for Trowserf, a . i l'l-iid LiiHy. ' ' - - ' IJ-vy B;iik'ie. -1 Qtnahurgs " TII031P0A &..CO. il Ilisil m("oeof the m-iet arw4:i.neLbT J ly. Moderate relit, ImgAo yivr - T m the ci! lrii lift a ml 3. tit. 'ALL'AND-WINTER rRABUK&LUGU t X7E are receiving and oprnm? a large and se- lecled stock of STAPLE AND FANCY4 GOO 5 LADIE3' DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, Ac, READY-MADE CLOTHING, SHOES, BOOTS AND EROGAN3, Xee-ro extra sire Mnd Boots, and fine Fur and Wool Clolh Cajis. and a kirce stock of Variety Good.", TLireu'lr: of ail kinds, and Yankee Notions, A.C., to. A larze stock of every grade of Print, Bleached and Brown lm.-stns. Plaid Linseys, printed and plain; all wol DeUms and Cashiuers, Colored silks, Black Silks, Poylius, Debag.-s, French Menu"?, English and German M. r.Ui.s. Printed American IVLaitwa, Ribbons, Trim rniQ.s. Wiiite goods. Embroideries, Laces; a large stock of white, yellow, red and gray Flannels; Cloths, Cassiiuers. Satiinetis, Jeans, S.:al .Skin and Beaver Cloth; iver tKiliru:s; a large su.cfc of shirts, .Skirls, front. Shirt Collars. SiinjKudere, Gloves. Hose and hid Hose of every kind, , ic A Ir.rge and wt-U assorted stock of superfine R KA D V - 3! ADC CLOTJIIXG. Consisting of Over Coats, Business Coats, Fiae Cloth Frock aiid Dress Coau lanu and Vests. I'nder Shirts and Drawers. A lull line oi Clothes now in store, just rf tired. AL?", 5i0 eases of Shoes, I.lfi and BrogMS, Cliil dr;-u's Bits and Phoes, ami Infant Shoes. This stock is uuiisn.iu'y large, a;iJ will be sold under any body's prues in this market. ALSO, a large stock of V.-lvet ami Brne!s Carpetinp, 3 and ply half wool and all cotton Carn't:ng, Dutch and Scotch Car.-ting, a di win beS'Jiil cii' J). ALSO, ii n Ives and Forks, Saws, A:!zers. ;ii4!i-t?. Dior Ixks, Pad Lock?, Blaek- ta in.am, BitL'ikUig, liunsand Gun Cais, sc., ciieap. We miwi!!ii!c!y aekm wi'ilee th.it we have the larp- l rtock oi ev.'i y der; ipi ion oi Goods m the city o N;r I, villi', jiid ;i!l v. .. h.ive lo ..", lj t!iat we intend 1U .-U.L 1 lil-.M. li.ir hoii.-e sHAiX be the head quartets r. i-T.h iii- ! sin ! i.iMi- nii'Tiii.I t'livi-is onlv. Tii.-re ii? I i i i.-a and ooiiiH Tune Trade ll.at rtn th.i.se their :'! iu lliis ci!y.:ifl i- iei.-ntl to ri-ii to mat Triidt X n.Siv-. ly ; .aid vv ay to can and prompt tinie bay-" -. S call and eX.illi. lie e;;r LAiii-t .;mi ixi L. ivt; ma i:l. ai:d tkacue&w. h.lucus. No. 73 Public Square, Xas-Unlle, Teuii. We l.-.ve in mir emp'uy liie f-ilowim' r.lleinen: GK. V. -Uli 1.1 S, ljoks jiier and Car bier; I. r.ii W. Nui.VKl.l.. 1-ntry. Bill Clerk and S.-i!i-i-riia;i; .'.y.E I- Mi'iK'L, iralebnian; KAVMtiXD, do; II. i:i; . i-. l;uTI(:K, do; lust but not lean . y a K..i deal. 'In. r-e K-ntu-m-'n wil! be c'ad to see th.-ir friend. at t.ii-.ai'S and e.-pi-eiaiiy tier-e who purchiuse for carh ud pav llieir Lot.-s uh. li uu. a... -J4-t! " TKAKUE k VCCVS. 2.222 PACKAGES P n O DS 111". tlOIC.IJH, hKU IriH-Ll", A. w. snmiwvKTii, OKO. n. TIIAVkR. Importers and Jobbers in Foreisru ami Domestic DRY GOODS, NO. 53 PUELTO SQUARE, x a s ii v J l. le, ti :msj:ssie, f 1 AVE on hand and lor pale at the lowest market i i prices, iimn liberal term?, tlw largest and Uie lier-t a--ort-d Stock of Fancy and Sun le lry Goods we ever ull.-red to the trade, viz: Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia Truck for Trows ers : Like Shore Jeans, Flannels, PluiL Linseys, Tweeds, Je.uis and Satinets; Necro Kers.-ys, Linsey and Barging; Plantation I'Lu le and Stripes; Shirimc, Sh:t tini; and Dr-ti iburgr!; Bed Ticks, Checks and Drills; Biankets of all kinds; Cloth? and Cassiraeres ; Ladii-s' Itcjs tenuis: f Prints and C-:f:liams: Liijcn and White Geds; Embroiderk-s and Laci-s; Hosiery and Glove j Thread, BuUuns, sc., 4c. nr. oorctis, BfKD notGLAS, x. w. fM"ni woKm, GEO. U. 1UA fcR- DuUGLAS & CO., Dealers at 'Wlioli-sali- In Ready-made Clothing, asln it-. 'Vennt'ssec, 11 AVE rmw m iore a rx'f'A .K k -? Vi-iAn CMtiiing, of tho b-st nian..- qjelit i-e. c. Docctoa, BVKU lKCl.li.i( A. w. pe.rni worth, CBO. H. TiMVXJt. DOUGLAS- & CO., LValero at WUo!.s.ile in fats, ips, uinnets,- tnibrtllas ANI i a i t v u ,v c; s , A'O. 63 FUR LIO SQCAKE, S S?JVIULK. TKNXr.SSEB,"'. HAVE oo hand a Urge stock of the lcUsl and most Uuihiiaiahiu Hats, Ca-s and ikmnela. - Also, Lmj eiUs aiid Carpel Uagd. at', tutruus, LVKO H.l'liU A. W 80CLBW02TB,' ceo. a. tiuvuu . DOlGLAS & CO., t Drjkr at Vboiual in Lotit, Lots and I rcgacs, . CAR PETS, Writius aifi Wrapping Paper, A'O. 63 PCjlLlC SUVA RE, jXahlivitie, 1 riiiies.t:e, " - fTAVTXG refused to enter the various Ewum Var- irX ki laOtisBcurioa until the redact lou bail bm n yield ed wu lue Jty pricci! ol le.'3, the abatement thus e-turirlptoUUci-U J Willi Ihe hauanume dlneotiUl obtained lor cash pa iu ots, riiideis oar stock the cheuKt w pnir oderttol for ruie. ' ' Me make libal discousU to bay ere pay- ug n at dale, ol purcaase. . . .. u,. lie me ilicuiar attention of the trade to tin :,,., Muck or ' rt liJndne ao rtniirablr taJ.HUr4 Ui tue ai.tior Uiesurroun lmgcwuntrjr.- We are lro buyvrt for ah of itiii.,GiDMagl Beeswax. c - WJVfiLAS k CO. ridgo D.'Ulocra;y. reug7 Uuliu. mhI'J - fjf . V i vckV r nn1 "ay v,''at " K. C. M'MIET & CO HATE OX HAND O.YE HUNDRED, UOLLS BEST COLORED AND WIIITE CANTON MATTING. - . ALSO, ' An Un usually 'JLarge stock; of ' PL.4IX, PLAID AND STRIPED COT TON,; For Servants, which they will sell , very low by the piece. . ' - . : tjr Persons not yet supplied will consult their inter est by examining these goods, as we auz dcteeiuxed to close Tasx out. n. c. jicsaiui & co. ALL DRESS GOODS REGARDLESS. OF' COST! Thoae not yet supplied would do well to examine thaa, as we are determined to closed them out, FOR WHAT WE CAX CETf II. C. McNAlRY & CO. jaly 23 tf NO. 25 COLLEGE STREET. SiMDER & FEIZELL Have on hand a large assortment of LADIES' French Dris Trunks; : - do Sole Lcallier do; '. ' i do '-Cabinet"' do; (a new article,) " Gent's Fine Sole Leather Trunks; do do do do Valis.-8, (Ashland and other ' styb-s:) which they are offering at very reduced rati-s. Call at No. 21 Public Square. JUUe"-tf ' V A N S & CO., Wholesale Realevs, .t, 1 .Nashville Inn Block Are in receipt of their Fall Stock of Foreign and Po- mettic. K r SOOD, Varieties and Clothing i:.c;s.Sltue;, iiats,Bunets, To which they invite tho attention of the Trade. augiSr-diwtf VVM. S. EAKIN & CO., WHOLKSALL DKALERSIN RE ADV-1IA1E 'LliTill.VG. YAUICTIES. &C, No. 1 North west Corner Public Square, - is ; ami v j l,i.i;, tEini:e. ' E invite the special attention of the trade to our VV i.arsc au,i well assorted slock of Fall and Wi:;tr Goods, Which we will sell l.oV for cash or to iiroiiii i!e; cbanls. Wil. S. EAKLN" s CO. aui.e;9-dtwiwtf Dry Goods ai d iarpft More." jOHN SHILLITO & C0: ' Nos. 101, 103 and 105 West Fourth street, CINCINNATI. OHIO, . ImiKirters of Uvy 't.ooCaS una C;vpeU?, Are now ojien ng an extensive nnd complete assortment of Foreign and American DKY GOOltr, CAKPETiNGS, FLDCK OIL LmTHS, sc., A:c. FamiiieH, Hotel Keejiers, Steamboat Owners, and Pur c'lasers generally, m;iy deju nd uMin lluding the best class oi Gooils. at prices as low as they can be purchas ed sa the Eastern Cities. sepl4-3w RiLL TRADE, 1 8 6 0. W. J. r iRTEK, K. A. AI L1SOX, Late u.ith Allistm, Anderttm A Cfc.i WM. H. JOHNSON, POUTER, JOHNSON & GO. SUCCESSORS TO SArFLBT, PORTER 1 CO., ExcInsiTC Wholesale Dealrrs in HATS. CAPS, &c. IV, I'ulilic Square, NASUVILLE, TENNESSEE. U"" E arc now receiving and opening one of the Lire -st an 1 most desirable Stock oi Goods in our line ever oil-red lo ihe trade in this market. . Our Goo.U coming trora Manufacturers' hands direct, and ujiou the b- ol iMissibie terms, we inoet respi-clfully invite an ix.uiiiii itt .n of our slock by the trade visit or Hit? iniirkel, b.-lore inakiui; their purchases, as we le. i cuilidenl we tan promote their interest by giving us a call. POIITOI, JOHNSON & CO. sept21-ti;i ivtv 1 I860. Allison, Anderson & Co 1MPOKTKKM AM) WUoLdAUl DLALZKS IS FOXIICIUN AM) DOMIISTIC Dity-Goons,. Ready-Had? Clothing, tilt. 41, J'CUIJC hwapj;, ' '.aLilie, : : : : Tennessee. , ,. - , - Ut r- ten receiving and will In a few day. have r a:y for exMbiiion and rule onn of the most tora)de cm brought to this niarket. .. i We itien lore r.-ii tliilly Invite on examination of our Fl'i k by the Iraoo vifltaii? the market, hi lore tn-ikiii ttieir purcbaiwM, an we le-l conUdeut we can proixioto tiw ir iiii'3-eAi by giving u a call. - aUK-J--" aijj.-hj., aitjcjx c. j 'Di Fort, iiiStrong'&'Co. DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, ! 80 & 62 CHAMB ZZ5 ST., NEW T0BS. UJOllSt uoldy th.-. Trade that they ar opening Weckiy, in now and beantilul paiu rna, t The Wamsutta Prints, ALSO n!The Amcskeag, j ISil I--- a vw Print which excels evcrv IVint in the Country lor perlecliou ol execution and design in tull Madder Lohiis. our II in is are cheaper than any in the market ana mooting wna eiteu.ive sale. ( , ; oruei-s promptly alt'.uded to. 1 ap.4-leoly " " ;" I WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. , Hat, Boots Shoes, Ready Made ClUhing Hardware, yuamsuare, tic., fc E. TitABUt: & W. II. LUCAS, 5 Ko; 73 Punlio Square. I 7 E will sell every dicriition of Winter Goods at I I low tlgures to close out an near as puesible bulore receiving ur SMin(l Stock. Our Mr. LLC As ia Dow iu the Lantern citiui soiiciliUK consignments and purchas ing job ki-V I ,,r eaQ and short time paper, and we purcUAbcs iu this market, that our stuck will- be large .11.1 1 1 -t I . UD'1 WM OllItT IHtr..U..4l Ik.!.., Iimiui. uail bo hoad q'atu tars fur jood bargauia lor casn and -dan l, prompt paper. auiio-u TSABCE k LCCAS. . Tempest's Sto e Jars must snperced. all others. " ' ' -r'; " jtuMft-U k iHNOUX i i-'.ri- i'Yi'. -. J j t&mh Enropean Medical Inslitate, Ir. SAXSOS, ' From Paris.)' , fx . r No. 701 Brosdwi y, above 4ib Street, , v KEWTORK. THE necessity of giving to the public cl" the Unite! .-tatea, a rational and not expensive treatment in all Diseases of a chrome, especially of a secret charac ter, has induced Dr. ranson (for several years known in this city as the most successful practitioner in that class of affections) to extend his sojourn in New York for another year. He may therefore be consulted at bis convenient lo cation, "704, BROADWAY," and will continue to keep on hand hi3 own and Dr. Kicord's preparations, such as Flor del - Ucayali, ($2 per bottle) against Seminal losses and Debility from excesses or sell-abuse, the best remedy known in Europe. ' His Preventive against Injection, $1 per bottle. Kicord's celebrated Pills, against Venereal Diseases, one box sufhcient to cure any case, $2 per box. His Gonorrhoea Remedv "cures tiiat disagreeable af fliction in 2 lew days, $2. ' . Best French Hail hales imported by himself at $3 per uozen . All his French and Spanish Remedies for 'Affections of Ladies will be sent with a circular containing se crets of importance, known to a few French Ph vsicians onlv. ... . . . At his Institute there are 'eight room provided for the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen, so that the strictest privacy is observed. tie is under the necessity or notuying the public that he has not the slightest connection with his old oitice, at 512 Broadway, and that an impostor is copy ing verbally his advertisements. . .. The Doctor's new place is 704 Broadway, above Fourth street, and nearly opposite the New York Ho tel, where he can be consulted in Eiigiib, German, Italian, French or Spanish. Letters should be addressed to Box 2576, P. O-, New Tork. Cholera, Fiux, Dysentery. NO family should be without the Dyseutery Syrup in the House. Children are dying daily from Bowel Complaint, which this remedy would promptly cure, , " ; : .. Debility from Heat. While the Thermometor ranees over SO iu the sliade, the Graefenerg HEALTH BITTERS, which cost 25 cts. a package, makes- tha best strenLthening Tonic in the world. Fur 25 cents you can make half a gallon of those hcAlth giving bitters, which aid the appetite, givepow erto the constitution, regulate the bowels, and conquers general debilitv. Now is the season for ther use. j.uyl3-tf " MACKENZIE & MINCUIN. So T.B1C to Wait fir the Doctor! 4 HOIT these times all children will cat (rrcet fruit. t At anv moment of day or night they are liable to be attacked by Cholera Morbus; Dyseuierry or Diar rhoea. No time then to send lor a Doctor. TheGraif enberg Dvscntery Syrup instantly relieves all such cases. No family ought to be without it it in the bouse. Its promptness has saved thousands of valuable lives in Tennessee in the past few years. Only 50 cents a bottle enough for a whole family fur a whole season. A fresh lot just received. mayl5-tf MACKENZIE & MTNCHTN". MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW BZST0SED, Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope, A LECTCRE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RA DICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involun tary Emissions producing Impoteucy, Consumption and Mental and Physical Debility. Bt ROB. J. CULVER WELL, M. D., ' The imnortant fact that the awful conscnuonces of self-abuse rn.iv be effectually removed without internal medicines or tho dangerous applications of ca'inns, in struments, medicated bougies, and other empirical de vices, is here rlearlv demonstrated, ana liie enineiv new nnd bii'hlv successful treatment as adopted by the celebrated auther fully explained, by means of which everyone is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at tilt least possible cost. tliereDV avoiding an me auver- tised nostrums of the day. This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands and tlionsamts. Sent under seal to anv address, post-paid, on the re- ceitit of two nostaze stamos. bv addressing Dr. CHAS. J. C. KLINE, 480 First Avenue. New York, losi Box 4,5(50. niiyi-ow luiapru o oi Oue of the most p.pular and "benevolent Institutions is DOCTOR MESECK'S '. MeiUeixl liispensuvy ! AND CONSULTING ROOMS, ON DEADER! CK STREET, ' ;hhvillc, Tcnn. I "HE Doctor himself is an old Parctitioner, from the 1 old and this country, being already 15 years in America, having manfully and honorably suruiountep ail the trials ol lue new world, ana uaiiiea auu eon auored death of the whole range of diseases of our ilif ferent climates, South and North, so that the fame of his success in the treatment ot general and private diseases is indisputable for which he has the most re liable reforences. trpuciai attention paid to diseases of Females and Children, aud much gratification he feels, in general, bv being entrusted with desperate cases, for lo illus trate his skill. He is conversant wilh the American, French aud German Languages, and always ready to tender his advice and services with ponteuess, consci eutonsncss and discretion. Persons at a distance may have his advice arid med icines by consulting him through letters, iuclosing a lee. to post-ollice liox No. 3S8. His Family Residence ia on North Market street. j an el 3-u . , : The Uiiprectdenltd Success Winch has of late attended the use of li.S.SWhh'W- -MEDICATED SOAP INDUCES us to call the attention of all those afflicted wilh Piles to it. It is being tested daily with the most benellcial effects. It is the only preimratiuu that ran be relied on tor a permanent and speedy cure. U vou are afflicted try it at once, and be careful to use no other medicine iu connection with it. It is compounded under the supervision of L, N. SWEET who will return the money il no cure proceeds from its use. For sale at Demovilie'S aiii Degrove's, and by other Druggists. juueio-u DRUGS AND MEDICINES. A. 11. ROSCOE & COM WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DRUGGISTS, S. W. Corner of Broad and Market streets, Nashville, Tenn. WF. are prepared to cxecu'e orders for Draffs aud Medicine and all articles penaiu ing to the Drug ttusiuess, with despatch nd at the lowest market price. The same attention will he givsn as heretofore to have every article of as good quality as repreKOutod and in no instance will anything be put up that is of a doubu'ulor sophisticated character. ' It is our intention to maintain the reputation w have established in selling none but Pure Drugs and Medicines, and we, therefore, invite ycu to examine oor sioc before buying elsewhere, believing wee. in sUow ou inducements seldom offered in thi or any other Southern city. In addition to. Drugs we have constantly on hand a large stock of Penumery, Soaps aud Toilet Articles, White Lead. Lius':ed Oil, lnrpeutiue Vvqinhs, inir and Wines for medi , . .. aprlu-tf i OPEN AGAIN. rf'IIE Drugstore recently occupkd by WELLS fc K HOOPER is again open, and tLe Is uc stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnthts, and indeed every thing usually kept m Drug Stores vnil be sold at creailv reduced prices, either at wholesale or retail, to close the business of the firm. j. M. HCDDLKroM. Receiver. Prescriptions put up a any hour of tho day or night by experienced Prescriptionists. augl-t-dtl Umbrellas. RECEIVED a supply of Umbrellas or Silk, Alpacca, Gioeham and pla'in Cotton some extra large and others small lor hummer use. apr5-tl" . J. n. mcgill. Underwear. ANOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear of Gauze Silk. Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen, Lisle Thread, and Co It on , received and lor sale by apio-tl - J h. mcctICXu Dozen fruit Jars. : 250 dozi-n 1 quart Glass Jars, Screw Tap. 2uq 2 44 44 44 44 i4 -' ' iioo 44 1 41 Tempest Stone Jars. . .., -!l26 ' 2 14 ..4t. 25 44 1 " "'Flint Ghus Jars.E VJ i 200 44 ' 1 2 quart Tm Screw Top Cans. I Aug21-tf Fur sale by : . J. W. WILSON. ' j fruit 3ur. . v JUST received by Railroad, 200 dozen 2 quart (ilaes Fruit Jars; 1 ' - . 150 dozen 1 quart, Glass Fruit Jars; , . . 1 lyo 44 . 1 uud 2 quart Yellow Fruit Jars.' " " Apple Pearert?. DOZEN," best kind. ' 12 4 ice vi ctau i' irezrrsi ff ASSORTED sixes Masners Five Minute Freezers. OU For sale by . J. W. VlLSON, jul)24 . ... ' No. 17 College street. 1 . Jnst received by 51. A ParrisiVfc Co. Oi w" BAGS Crushed Ctorn; ' - ''' ZiJt 100 bogs Family Meal: w. ' .. . . .1-1... ,1 , . v . 350 bags White Meal Corn. J aprl8-tf Buriiing riuid. 'ANXER'S OH., Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil, Lin seed Oil, tor sale at feb25-tf " RAINS, BROWX ft rtXH- Coal Oil Lamps. Coal Oil Lamps, f Varldus. styles. IV; ritli the Oelebialed CoiUos Burner, for sale by leb25-tf RAINS, BROWN & COi ' I Exti a jYine Teas. r ; 1 OF all the favorite brands N Plus Ultra, Gun Pow der, Silver Leaf, Young Hyson, Uowque Mixtures, Imperial and Black. For sale by j spr21-tr RAINS, BROWN k CO. FLOWER POTS. ' rv DOZEN Flower Poti, assorted sizs. for sale j apr21-U Coal Oil 5 BBLS. COAL OIL, a very superipr article, Jnst re ceivod aad tar aalaby . ' ' ' . " '' Vi fbS-Cf JfcsiJP, wwnn m w. L3 ti i Si-iiF v- --i OJi'l f .t..i - !' s-. .'s ioi j ) X .oV r':i u - vi j . v. .... , ; ! - --' -:t r i,.'. JA IXt-lt 'SilUX' nroc. ,n rmatn - wag HwSrueu ' ' V3 I the ZZL-iXia O. B. BKOWX, A. J. HOOPER. G. XXLTLU 5fIZELL,II00PER&C0 WH0LES1LE GUOCERS, ' FORWARDING AND . .'. i ... . ; . COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' - AND" DEALERS' LV , . .. 1 FOSEIG ASD ICalESTfC LIQUOSS, T02AC- r CO, CIGARS, SXCFF, ic, ' . Koe. O and 8 Market street, -- ashviWe. Tennessee. , i .Whhlfies, Brandies, Wines. tte v ;' YT have in store and for sale cheap to the trade , 125 bbls, Jo. Newsom's celebrated YChisky. - r., 03 bbls. Old Bourbon Whiskv. , , : " ' ?5 bbis. Old P.ye a prime article.4' ' ' ' - "a ' 7 35 bbls. Old Rye warranted purs. .it - , ,- t3 bbls. Tennessee White Whisky.' ' ' 45 half barrels Cherry Brandy. :T '? i ' 25 quarter bbls. Cherry Brandy. : SO quarter bbls. Ginger Brandy. ' ': "1 ''- . 10 bbls. pure Robertson County Whisky. . j - ' 4 bbls. pure Apple Brandy. , , . 25 quarter casks Holland Gin. . 7i bbls. American Brandy. ' . - i -. . . 15 bbls. Sweet Malaga Wine. . ' , ; . - ' . With Cognac, Catawba Brandv. ke. ' , - - -. jan-tf . - MIZELL, HOOPER' & CO.' ' 1' tUnU Oil. v.oa J--. J. II. FIIV LAY & CO.'S : PREMIUM COAL OIL, Manufactured in St- Louis, Mo. .v THIS Oil is almost colorless clear as the parest Spring Water deordorized dors not crust the wick or smoke the chimuey the best Oil made m the East or West, and took the first premium at the last St. Louis Fair. One trial is all it needs to recommend it lo ceneral use. We have received s supply of this superior Oil, which we are offering to the trade by the barrel onlv at mauufiiC'iirers' price. ., . " MIZELL, HOOPER & CO., " . aprll-tf Nos. 6 aud 8 Market St. Coffee! Coffee I! E are in rcceijit if a i-b.pment ot the -fines Coffee ever received in Nashville, which we ar offering to the trade at lew fl?. re. Aug9-tf. MIZELL, H lOPER k CO. Hungarian Grass Seed. JUST received, and for sale at a low figure 500 bush els simerior Hungarian Grass Seed. This seed has been selected with great care, and WM raised in the Northern portion of Missouri is free from dirt and all impurities. - ' apr.l-tf Btr MIZELL, HOOPER k CO. CBTBCH AXDEKSOX JOHN H. AJfPERSOjr.- ' CHURCH, ANDERSON & CO.. Wholesale Grocers, ; - . . and '"'7i Com mlssitm "3.1c vchants, No. 50 College street,'' , '.. Xasliville,' Teuuessee. mar29-tf O&ts! Oats!! 1000 and for sale bv mar22-tf CHlTJCn. ANDERSON & CO. Hungarian Grass Seed. XT 7 E have on hand lnrge quantity of the best Hungarian Grass Seed which we are selling low. marfW-tr CHURCHr ANDElON & CO. : :' .Tar! '.Tar! .. XXTF. have Jnst received a large lot of TAR, and are V offering it at the lowest figure. mar2y-tf CHURCH, ANDERSON & CO. Wit i uy ! Wliisky ! Wltisky ! T 7"E have in store a large ounntitv of the best of VV all kinds ot the purest WHISKY. All yo lovers of the essence of corn give us a pnssintr call. -mai29-tf CHURCH, ANDERSON ft CO. Auctio'i and C( iamissiou Ca r. Til SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. r p HE subscribers have O))cn0d fi Targe ahd extensive L house for the transaction of a - strictly COMMIS SION IiLSINESS AND GENERAL AGENCY, with ar raugements for the const aut reception of ail kinds of Gooile. Wares. Mercliandizts and Manufactures ui the Vitriim ileiiLirtmenLs of Trade. - - . .. It is wilh confidence and pleasure that we 'call the atu-iilmu of those visiting Nx.liville to oar varied and constantly changing stock, as the larger jiortiou of our consignments are from manufactures, Jirn haruu, ot thus.-forceil to sell to raise luuos. Keep iu view that 'the money is made in the purchase.' orders launiuiyf ai tended to wheu accomiiaiiied by the cash; . ' BEXJ. F. SHIELDS & CO., ' , . Central Stores, No. 27 and 29 College St., febS-tf .... Xashville, Tenn. ' CO ' IMPORTERS' "" ! Direct tliroagh the Custom-house of Nashvilie r ; ' AND DE.VLFJJS IS 1 .IC Wines. Brandies, '& c ; , From, Fraure, Spain, Portugal, Germany, and Italy ; j , Havana Cigars, Olive liil,e.;'." .' V cvmicilli,ii c '. ; ' No. 30 JNortlt Market street, i i - (Next door above the Watson House,)' 'NA3.HVI lle. Tennessee: w E have established a house in this city for ; the CIGARS, ice, ftc. and beep constantly on hand sever al qualities of Wiues and Braudies, which have never bet' re been imported into this ptate, - . i. We import our Gooiis direct,(one of our firm being in Europe much of his time,) ami PAY THE CUSTOM HOUSE DUTIES ON AIX THE FOREIGN ARTICLES HERE in the city, which fact, we think, alone should prove that we nave imported goods. ; - , JOHN M. SECRIST WHOLESALE DEALER . ; , ALL. DS OF IN CHAIN m -PRODUCE ... ' Cincinnati, Oliio. .-. Southern orders will be Oiled with promptness, at the lowest market price. - Aog21-6m . ; Ma C. JSllUCK9;ri..;. Auction & Cc.r.niivijii Merchant, ' . ' i . , -.; . j Corner Cedar and Cherry sti, . . . Nashville, Tenn., "O ESPECTFULLY solicits consignments of Merchan JLV dise of all classes. Satislacliou (riven to consign ees and purchasers as nearly as possible. Cinsignees of goods to this market wih liud my auction sooms well fitted up, and the goods will be sold without delay aud the money paid over forthwith. N. B No goods bought or sold ou my own account. Charges reasonable and liberal advances made on con signments. ' -. ........ . : r Boar25 Edg field & Keataclij Railroad. 53 0ii;353 64sii4r : l- V-rf- VrivJ;.1 6-c?.rrfA-nJ "fcCK- jf NasStville to Claiksvillc, JJop ' kinsville, Itussellvilie, &c. - 4 CHANGE OF TIME, '' ;'" Oimmencing MONDAY,' September 24th, 1S60.' : : ;. 'J GOING NOKlH - ,. 4' :.., 'Leave Nashville at 6:30 n. and 12-30 r. X. Arrive at Clarksvilie U1J a. m. and 4:40 P. M ' ' ; - ; ' GOING SOUTH.1- ' 4 4 !"' ; Leave Clarksville at 40 a. m. and 3 r. JtT J ... Arrive at Nashville 8i0 a. M, and 6:45 r. M. The morniug train from Nashville connects at Tait Station, near rnw liu, wiUi Slauehtur . Co.''s dai.r lino ot lour horse coai;uijo lor HopK.iucviiie.iiy., via,,, Trenton, Peiubrakc, A:c. " - " " ' From Hopkun-vUie stages lsavo for Coluinliua, ty.; Paducah, Smithland, Eddy villa and Haiiderson. , .'flie Evening tram from Nashville makes elos con nection at State Line wilh . train ot Memphis.. BraucU Railroad to lluseilviile, Bowling Green , &c. Fare from Nashville to Heauersotv f4 60. 10 .1 . . Ai ANULRSON, . ' ' Clilef I aiginvferj ESKRE.5 ;sept26-tf JOlW SCOTT. CUMGA.M SCOTT. W1LUAM C. SOOTT scott & brothers; t: Commission Merchants. .' I : -ko, 9 uxxsx snoxr; -i, : j'P. .?. t. X.ouis, 31 o. i. WE would invite the attention of Our friends to the fact that ther. has never bmoi any chauge in the style of our firm, and that there is no-probability of being any : . 4 -. . ' tt oci2-3m A Card to VFamilies. w E have on sale a flue Brett CarriAgti. second hand; One Phaeton I Carriage, new:one su-ro iiaroucnc, nd hand; One large Family Carriage, second am; Fioh second hand Piano, good: make. AU f which A-iii iu. uil.l vrrr cheau. to elose, dv , : BEXJ. F. SHIELDS k CO") j sepl20-tf Central Auclaon Rnomci, 27 College st. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. i I have this da; sssociateJ with me in the Boos lusinvss, MR- JT B. RUTLAND and MB. JNO. EAST MAX - .-Ii...:i.. KushvUle, Sepi -1,1860. UU ' i HAG AN. ) ; r. HAGA, J. B. BCTUUi B, J li'At-A -'Jjlo: 'tastmam EOCK vSaLEB& AMI STATIONERS, . Aug. 6 - - iau wv, sm. DR. PrAr-KUFFNER, iu pjics Q ?JCT n. ic 9ii ,A Physielan -ana" Huf spV. ; No,23 fupsUim) C.iar bt-, Nhviile, Tmo ; OITteahr.ursuntUA. Mbelweenland8P..JIMsnd het& 1 and 8 P. M. ' - ' i References Drs. Hering ft Uptao, PhHadel ghia, P,i aad Drs. Caapari k amliinr, lnHiiafliia, j sepUl-6m t . . . . v . ' ... J. Nr - - yt " . r" tt i.i , jSTOTIC THS Copartnership heretofore existing under the X. style of Edwards. Gilkeson ft Co.. is this day disolved by mutual consent. J. K. Gilkesoo retir ing from the firm. . .... . J.-K.--GUJ.r?j, - ! . - .It J". ED-VARDS. , . r JO. ED WARDrt. r. b. HAtns. - r. bdwabos. EDWARDS HARRIS & CO., j ' (SCCCS9SORS TO XDWATO3, OltKCHSOS ft CO.) . WILL CONTINUE THE ) ': ' W hoicsuVc .civocc; vy FOUWARDING A50 C0HSI3IlTBlIJfNE At the oid saK&,orrtr of CbVeffl tt4 Chnrch July letf-i-V'-1 JU f f- t V. A. JOILXSON CO., i-i u COTTON; FACTORS, f nmmksiftii Slprc harts. vvS ii.i... CARONDELF.'l --TREET. .. 7... ..XI :, , ."'l!EVORLEANS." i 3e a K. EIKKPyif ICS s. r.' srrijrfi'. " K. kisKrATMt HfO UACCO I'lCTOttS' COXSISSiON k FORWARDiXS KERCHA!?, I No. 2T NATCHE2! STBUKT,1 ! j (3etween Magazine and Camp,) ; i ! sti mi!15Y Oltl,HAIS. BA. non-7 tl . V:i iji.. tsS .r.i U. S3KEr.tTBlCK. S. T. KEVDfS. " E. S1BLPATSCC- - ; .1 ' iKIRKPATRIGK & CO., COIiSSION k FORWAKBINC -31EKCII ATS, iV XO? 27 NATCHEZ STREET, 1 ,. . " . , Between Mugaain. and. Camp.) : f - -.vl -''.f-JNewJ Orleans,' La. - i ; i , BOVT-tf i (LARIi, GRE IORY & CO., : j soig lPMETORS' F: ' K' ' , r CLAilK & FULLER'S , s AMBROSIAL OIL, To whom all orders must be addressed. i Agency of all the Standard Patent KedieineB j - Ladies' 0U foilet Cream, Cocoanmt : : ' ' "Wahrut Candy.' ' t ' K 1? O X , 21 ColJese Street, Opposite Sevrance House. Nashville, Tenn. . marSS-tf MORE NEGROES LV A CASE -- - - f. ; . i -. AX0T1IER LUX Uk THOSE FIXE : . - . b m ars, Among which mav he found every j NEGRO MARK. " SHADE tt the j ALSO. A very large assortment" of ; FRENCH PIPES, to Wholesale, at 44 Union street. - apr21-tf '- '; " - J. W. LANGLEY. ; . , TO PLEASE EVERYBODY AT - . U OL E S ALE w rom thirteen cents to pound, purchased With a. view to i HARD TIMES, ' ' I f f And will be sold with Uie same ."huloous monster," in full view, Also, much larger stock of . r: .- . ; u Cigars, Snui Pipes, &c.,r - Than can be shown ty any other house in the Statu. Alt of which wiU be lower .than can he bought else- where in the city. J. W.' LANGL BY, t- 44 Union street jW. A. JOHNSON & CO., . . t . --.. ... Cot ion ; l&a c tTo r s, ?a'ft.;..l-.- rANT,w :.. t fj,-.,. . .Commission Merchants, 27 CAR0NDELET STREET,. . . . . . . .. . . 2T I -..:. .IVtw Orleans, La. The -Largest Stock of itiBAiJiaasSi 1 1 Kyer .Sliippedltor'iVa ilftiJ MliilliS ashvilie. L6 now being recefredTby the underslgned.einbracing every possible grade; a much lower, figures than (or ten years past. 1 Jobbers, as well as dealers generally j'ara Invited to esaniiiiemy .jtrny! f-t -;-.J V. j ST O C IC- AND PRICES.: A I promise thein bargains such as thev have not had for TEN- YEARS. ' ' J. W. LANGLEY, : -July2S-tf No. 44 Union street. i ;i;HEAP;:sToviiSi E have upwards of. 200 Heating stove for Coal' or --Mooa, or an styles and sizes. PARLOR STOVES', ; ., ,. -. i OFFICE' STOVES, : i j -cnuRcn stoves, (lis anp smokecur.nLng stoves,: f 4 ?SEVEtf AttD TEN PjLATE STOVES. , 'All of which we will 6cll at cost fwith freight added) for cash . ' ' MACKENZIE MlXcHLV, Bept22-4f : . No 6 C -liege Street. -' Cauts and Umbreilas. . - !'' :--.--.! s -. i ... . - -4 i ' FINE kt received to-day, and a variety of Combs, fa. Brushes, Porta Monies, Purses, Traveling Bags, Dressing Cases, Ax., all selling at low rates. scu3-tt - - - ' J. H. McGILL. j Ground Feed for Stock. N additional supplyjust" received and for sale aA by HKNJ. V. SHIELDS & CO... .. may 10 - 27 College street. t .1 ..Tempcsi'siFrui! Jars..; . , WE have on hand several hundred dozen Quarts juid Hail' Gallons ot those famous Fruit. Jars. The simplest, cheapest and beM-wticle-yet invented for the preservation of. Fruit and Vegetables. ' . -' I Tempest's Jars preserve Strawberries ! " j Tempest's' Jars preserve Raspberries I I 1 ftp pvii.B, Jars iresprTe Blatk berries I -.., j Tempest's Jars preserve Pie Plant ! i j Tempest's Jars preserve Peaches ! " , ! jTosipeat a Jarapreserv lluiu.1 ; j ,t ui.i ' Tempest's Jars preserve Quinces I . ; Teniiietit's Jars preserve Cherries ! ' i ;Temueel's Jars preserve Tomatoes V ; Wo have a full supply of Arthur's Glass, Stono ucd Tin Jars of all sizts. --'"- - . - ALaO. Ludlow's Glass sod Tin Jars, all sixes which we are ottering at cost price, as we feel assured that TeinpestV Stone Jars ' iL must supercede ail others. S June6-tf MACKENZIE i.MINCHIN. i i 'j it ii- .inn rvr w vi tii ti iiv Ees ' ende; Cor. College and Watkins "Avenue ! : OFFICE,or' 63 NiiRTft CHERRY ffTREET.' r -r - - - -i -. ; - -. - . - 1 "SelectedXnmp Coal. ' 1 I -J:-. ... t. ........ 7 . l.'idi. riUE pnost lot of Selected Lump Coal is to be found ;X ai thttj Aitna i'ard,. where, it is sold t the low price of1 21 cents per bushel. ' prop your orders In Box 5vo." 4 K' V.j and they will "be' promptly. -atu-nded to ,i;: tflH"i .jr. i.o .i-AMUJuLJ. AGNfcW,' 1 fehfrtf.' wYrbtll f '. fcCilt. K. : Depot. ., i 4- ; AiVr 1.1.:. : t ff! Of AmericanPdrtraiture. Corner or union ana College Streeta. 'HXSetablishmeat, t knost.xteasiv tu theouthr 1 west, sub continues to bo the resert of the fashion and beauty-of our country, which fully endorses the sentiments. t thonsnitda, thatritis' tho great fcMPO4 RlCMior , .. . ' "j, , . r jrf:.ic-J lATlelainoifpe's! t?.ina. I - aurt , A m bro types! Ak this house all pictures are warranted to please or no 'charge will be matir. ' 1 "-' 1 We.wvoutefHJUC,y.'4nvtta the community and oar iriemls.ia general tu Visit our great Hail ol Portraiture,' WBero-iiclore4 of the tnost celebrated gialesraea sad OiTtueS can be. eeen, vil-Hu, Exitllency Prestdeut Buciiaiiun,' the Vice "President, His Excellency Gov: Johnson,1 Hoti. Cav Johnson, A. V; Brown, J. A. .Mo wm, tph. H. Fooler, aud a thousand others of cele- Orlety lnsiiopH rierce, ix.v j.iuiupii, rjrry, -mj iw, Bascom, Soule, Andrews, and Kev. ir. Edgar, tc, fcc I Copies of the above can. had at s low price at any - ' -" nr1-2tf. uoiCi r - - LILSS. HrrcHi.vGS j I LYIaES&JITCHINGS, SLAV ED ETA ERS, Ko. S3. Cedar ceeW :. . . tXashville. '.Venacs cc. 1 7 ILL at all times hny Ncgruas snitabls fw tlw N c jYV Grieau inatkrt. AU persons havii'g Negroes to 41 will pleae give us a csU. - '"" . , jul2lltf ,, Tl LYLES A imTHTNGS.t fc-5il t.ii ti?zj .cvTiAk'iasXi -mi r.r-s v . t.li d il it Srfflijsportnttottw Lionlsvlllc and Kashvlllc KAlLRO-D. c nAXc;p-Fi:3i Err: TWO throngh Express Passenger Trains between Nashville and Louisville, making close connections st LouisviUa for New York, Ittostoo, i nilaneipnia , uu limore, Washington City, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleve land, Cincinnati, St. louts ana uiexar On and alter iODAT, Jctv tub 8th, I860, trains will run as fc!iow3: . - - . First train. Mail, leaves Nashville at 60 A.M. danv.' stopping at Gallatin, Bowling Green, Giastrow Junction, FJizaoetntown ana an regular buhiohs v nen -.t:aaiiea by a flag, and arriving in Louisville at 1:40 P. M. Re turning leaves Louisville at 6:10 A. M., stopping as above, and arriving in Nashville at 2:15 P. M. Second train, Express, leaves Nashville at 6;50 P. M". daily, (Sundays excepted) sup'ping as first train, and arriving m Lwuisville at 8.00 A-.M. Beturuiug l-javis Looisvilleat g:2U I. M. . stopping as aoove, an j arrivnig in Nashville at 3:05 A. M- ' "."" " ' . ' ' Gallatin Accotnnjouanon irra waves -asii vine aailv (Sundavs excepted) at 430 P: M., and arriving in Gal latin at 6HO P. M. rtttrmin? Iwia Gallalin at 7 O0 A. M. . and arrives in Kasbvilie 8:10 A. M. ' Through tickets on sale at the Depot for all points North, East and West, with a choice or the many oif tereut routes-"- ' " . " - . i t.JNO. U. AADKKSOJi, Super iclendect. , A.' J. Fin -General Ticket. Agent. . . julylO-dlfii i: Tennessee & Alabama Railrcad. OS and after MONDAY SEITtMlirat loth, is. the Morning Train, gwlng South, wiil Icava Nashvilie al 5J5 A. M.. instead ol 4a--' ' - Throucb Tickets civn to Decatur, Grand Junction, and alemnhis. . Only seven miles Staiiin The time- from asnvine ia liecaxur, GramtJunc tiooi and Memphis will be 1 hour and 15 minutes less than by any ot'er route. Returning, the Train irom Mem rims, urana junction and Decatur, will arrive at Naslivilie at 4 P.M., one hour tonner uMin ov anv otoor tuao. - ; .. " w. o' PFHirrvs. sept6-tf ' . . ' ' ' Superintendent. -The Evening Train will leave at S o'clock, P. M-, a heretofore. iashville and Chattanoosra RR. V xT-lTl Change of Schedule. ON AND AFTER Sunday nest, April 29, Passenger Trains will run as follows: . GOIXG EAST. ; Leave Nashville at 4 a. m. and 3r.x. Arrive at Chattanooga li0f.ll. and 1:45 A. COMING WEST. ' i Leave Chattanooga at 7:30 A. ar. and 7i0 r. M. . -; '- Arrive st Naahvtilc at 6 r. x. and S a. m. k 1.1. rail connect iou. and shortest route to Boston V New York, t'hiladvliihia. Baltimore, Washuigtun Citv 'Kichinoud. Petersbure. Lyuciiburg, KUoxvuie Savnuuali, cnariesion, aiouigoiuci j , -mnia..'v. vr- Both Trains connett at Stevenson wilh Trains on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga with Trains on East Tet-nessee and Georgia, and West ern and Atlantic Railroads. Thrtitigh Tickets may be had at any hour on aiiplina tiou to Ticket Agent, at office at Ix-pot, to the fouowiug places and at the following prices, viz: Nashville to New York, via. Ctiarlestou, S. C $'27 75 Jb. 1. & a. route, 30 Za 27 75 -J7 hO 25 75 2 SO 25 00 25 00 23 75 21 5tt M 75 20 75 20 76 10 50 21 00 21 00 15 00 - 10 60 11 OO 16 50 13 00 7 00 11 00 . 12 00 25 O0 12 GO 14 50 4 &0 . 4 30 -- fjavaunah Philadelphia, 44 44 " : Baltimore, 41 ' " " Washingtoo, ' . " Kichmoud, 44 , 44 " Petersburg, " - - ' " Lynchburg, .. ... . .. Salem, ") Big Tunnel, ' ( Clu istiansburg, f Virginia Springs, Shawsvilie, J ' Knoxviile, : . ' - . - . . Charlesum, Savannah, - Macon, . . . Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus, Montgomery, liunlsville, - - Grand Junction, . MemphLs, ' - - NewOrk-ans, Holly Springs, Miss.i Canton, . . , FayeUevil'iO, 4t t : w - -apr30-tf McMinnville, E. W. COLE, Superintendent. EXPRESS FREIGHT. THE Nashville nnd Chattanooga Railroad Company, . tn cocuecu. .u with tho Roads below, are running an Express Freight Train from Charleston and Savan nah to Nashville, at Plowvr speed, but wilh the same eertainly as their passenger Train?. No delay tofreighls by this route. E. W. OuLE, jau27-tf , -: i ; .... . Supt. - : Cltarleston stud 'Savannah v w y i c; i.Tr ii i Va . i Kaies Fcdured and Speed Increased. EXPRESS Freight Trains on all the roals. On sad after the 24Ui ol December, 1159, through raws from New York u Nashville: First Class, per 100 pounds...... tl 64 ; ' Kwood Class, . . 1 . Third Class, " t: :. . lltt J-ourthClasfA, : ... . Hats, Caps, and Bonnet 25 Time from Savannah and Charliton to Nashvilie throe three aud a hall' and tour days. Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven an a ' half, eight and nine days. - 7 Intervening Sabbaths cause the above variations in time, as no Height trains are run on Sunday over three lines.: . j;': .' . .'' f N detentions by Ice or snow.' Overcharges and damaires ( except -dainares occurring at seal promil v adjusted bv the Xaahvilie and Cuatlanoosa lUiiroad ou ,ii,rv ' ' ' . W. AXDERSOX. deliverv ' dec23-4f Frei to ftcwl'ork and PMladeipLia . ! i i OK ' " .-'. . . .- - . , j Cotton and V lour, . ; --r -..: - a rviA.- -: . ; . .. ; ! CHARLESTON AND SAyANNAH Cotton per bale of not more than 800 lbs. weight $i 25 Flour per barrel . -. : . 1 J"o insurance necessary except from Charleston and sa- ; - ' vannah to New York and Philadelphia. -- Cotton compressod at the option and exn-use of stea mers when comiH-cesed, it can In- f reighted front New York to foreign porta at to 2-16 less than cotton not compressed. ... Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent of the Nashvule and Chattanooga Railroad. C.W.ANDERSON, dec23-tf . v '.:-' . General Agent. FAST LINE EAST! v;a . .. ' i r, . Cincinnati. COMM.E NC11SG ON JUKE 11th Utile Ulianii and Columbus aotl ( . i.. :.' Xenla and - ' ClX'TIj II.Ulll.T0. & DITTOS 1860 I860 j isisii.i:o.i: ' From eiSjCISI.XATI to Boston in 32 hours. Philadelphia in 26 hours. Sarauiga Springs iu 25 hrs. BuOalo in 15 hours. Cleveland iu 8i hours. Whoeland in9,', hours. Crestline in 6 hours. New Y"ork in 30 hours. Ualtnnore in 24x' hours. Albany in 25 hours. Dunkirk in 14 hours.--.-Pittsburg in 123 hours. -' Steubensviile iu 10 J hours. Zamsville tu 6 bonus. - Sandusky in 10 hoars. - Toleda in 9$ hours. - - Detroit in 12 hours. Throngli Trains Jibtc Cincinnati os fw;iov 9i30 A. .1I. EXPKEM From Little Mianut Tw-mt mid Irom CiiMunuiUi. liaiuiltou i Dayton Di-pol, connects via. Columbus, Cleveland Duukiikaiid Bullaiu; via. Columbus, Crestline and I'lttsDu.'g: via. toiuiiimis., Bteubens villa and Pittsburg; -via. Columbus, Belliar and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bcllair and Ike wood. '7t30 A. ! BXPUEts From. C'uiciunati, Hamilton and Detroit liepot, also connects via. Lima, TuUdo. Detroit and .Canada.; via. Dai toil, Uyde and Sandusky. 1 'IO A. llEXI,KK,ST'rom "Little Miami DeMit,' connect via. CoIjuIhisv EcUair and Benwovd; -via. Columbus, Belliar and Pittsburg; via. Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg;' via- Coluiubas, Ck vekuid, DunkirMatl ButUht..., ;.- ..... . . .. v. . H . A i 6 . n. KXJItES.From Cincinnati, Hamil ton and "Dayton Iept, via.Xtma, Teiedo, DeroHand Canada: via, Dayton, Clyde aud tnduk'. -. , . . Modern Sleeping Cars n tUlsXraln, I .. . , , via I'oledo. j i l IIVf. EtPHESS' From Little Warn! Depot, connects via. CohioiousrHtoulKaiFTitleand fiiuj hurg; via. Columbus, Beliiar aud. Piilsburg; via. Co Iambus, Beliiar and Benwood; via Colembus, Crestl-ne and Pittsburg;;, via. Columbus, Cleveland, Ixiukhk aud Buflalo. . JUtoderiSleplnjr Cars on thi Xraiia. J . . ; J . --,'.' ' ' r . w. ' - Passengers for Late Steamers, leaving Cincin I nati at 7:30 A.' M . have 6 h"nre in Cleveland.' j Leaving at 10 A. BL, make direct connectaona. The ftj i. Jf- Exprea, Stlrdiyt njlea ell coa- .neelton at advstutd. excr for Dtlroit J t,-4'.--.-- ' and points iii Omada.'- ' ' ' -?-' 1 ThKlght:Kxressriis Daily, satardayn ixorptyd, AU ote Trains run Dailj-, Saturdays rxevpted. Trains" ran' fcr; COU'MIitS TIME, whk-h. is T Minute T 4ater than ONCLVNATl TUtli, , Dagr?age Checked Tlirongh -' to I all Eater Cities. j -.t '' O.'ift T " T : 1 ay Tassengers should bear lu mind tKnt f!ie "CTX aUrNAlV b IhetUJl aud KAVORiTK HtH-liV'. Coa-. auctions im made promptly, the Roads are thoroughly . BAU JUTTED, and all modem nr.pTovenietits adojited iosaring urasBjOOMtoKr and tiAitlY. j , ; ' j ..; u rs 'THROUGH Tint FITS " ; Ar sold at all Mw HUKCIllF, RAH JIOAD TICKET OFFICES in tb WEST and .boL'XU.. JLsk. lur lakeu Via. CINCINNATI.' " " " '- " -' -.P. W. Sl'KADFJi, GecaralTkket Agttd, Oa'ti. 3- ! tVH ir -. ..... I ?: f . j 6 ii rUi Attentltm All! . . 3 - ,:. v.? "1TE hava. Ux ttorn, and for sale tJnap, a largo as ,V sortmect of Sales, which for durability," and eoropletent-ss 4 - wanufactiM-a sunl anrii-nhud hi tao lulled State. . - AUitJd-, tiuin IJi s t '-" J )a&-tf . Nos. f and 8 Market t. I 5 M .ii-. .-..: a- Great "?.ational Woutc. Tb;Baltiior PliHalelpliiat XEW JORK, AM) BOSTON, : ONLY K0AD tOrii- 4 ' v-s j ashingtoiTCity.-- a .j . . i . AND RALtmORE AST) OHIO EAILEOADS fl'tRMINATE st Baltimore and Washington City e. the tasi, and Coiiunbus on the W.t .t ' places it cunecU With Railroads for and from all points ia . x.-i . . ... ... Tiie West, Jonthwe&t and Xorthwe Kt. . Pasiy-ngers by Uiis route, can visit the cities of Balti more, Philadelphia, New York and Bteton at the cost of s ticket to New York.. or Boston alone bv nth- lin.. fftyrrf " ' i'. ' i -,' i r- - IT ily to the Eastern Cities at an additional charge oi two -dollars only. tVjT'ri- ,- L- iieeping cars attached to al) eight trains. I TICKETS GOOD 'UNTIL USED.?3 If I!? Wiih the prrrdc or .trinnin. v .11 r il 1' TOinu .T r ' 4 'I-1' ttlT r'T3"''. f-V plensnr or Saforsna. tipit. can HiaU tti.i . .. ' . , Kill III .T.ir.-.. Tl , m m lTUUll dj small expense. The scenerv rWhri f.,r it, . derful beauty and world. supamity; it is uan)oaUl in th ! I iu, system ot iv mii.1 vih. .... i. . , I - - - - . ll i , f I .'l.T-. l,M , ,nm. it - . , large .amount .of double ir t- i . '. . SPEED. SAFETY AND CO, FOKT .Through TK-kets and bagcice chi-cks can he ohtAhLr " at .U the prnnri Railroad ad " f tor Tickets via. Baltimore and Ohio i 'y - Railroad. , 7- ,P- M1TH- Mistr of Transportaiso. ' ' ; L. M. OLE. General Tu kt Aircnt E. F. FI LLER, General Western Arait -' ? W- BBOWX. Gen t Ticket AgeaCc. O.S. S. Notice to Shippers.- r' being of the utmost importance for the proper protecl.oo ol the Track, aud to keep out of the wav of gravel and other Irakis, that freight traini. be run it regular unii.m rate of speed, which can onlv be ac- compiished by running on schedule lime; therefore, in order that the treigut trains may be run on Uu time laid dowu in the schedule, it is ordered that after thir ty days fiotu liiis dale, freight will be received by the Nashville and Chatlaaovga Railroad Company at sched ule stations only. Kates on Flour Reduced. 'I HE Nashville ami Chattanooea Railroad will receive I at Nashville, Wartrace, Sheibyville and Stain n ou N. A; C. IS. K. betweeu Nashville and Wa.'trace, and give lurough nxvipts for Flour by Car load to Charles ton or Savannah, al One Dollar per barrel through. r . I OLK. ,' . fcul'4 of Transjxirution X. & C. R. R. j;ui22-tf , ; jLxpiess to Clarksville. THE Stiuthern Exi-ess Comivinv resjiectfullv an nounee that they are now runnine jTErcFjwms tlirough to Ciarksviiie. via. K. KK. and t r a- i cars, aud are prepared to forward to thai place and in tervening points with promptness and uisnatch all goods usually went by express. Thev w ill also forward pw.B imi:iry prut iy express. Thev will a te hll pttct-s on svige routcs.connvcting wu Railroods. Bills, notes, uraiUi, etc., co prompt n tum ni.i.ie. uh the above collected and IIVUI'k 1 iUIII lll.i.1'. aree No. IS Public SVpian.. Iebl7-U- A. K. HOLT, Superintendent. The Express Freight Train On tho Nashville and Ch.-utanorVa Riilroad wUl com mence running on the 221 of July in ch.se conn,ioB with the Express Train on thf great Swthem Line ria Charleston and Savannah and continue during the bisf. neas season. Throceh time from New Yo FTirirr PAYS. july23-tf F W. COLE, upt ; Jasper IJr.mch Railroad. ' Omcs Nasu. i CH.iT.'KAnjtoAO Co. - tctobr3. 159. ) " BY order of tiie Biard of Lireciors are made 00 fa 8lix:k of ths; Comptuiy subscribed for buildms a a branch road from Briilgcort 10 Jasp-r; parable to the ' Treasurer this (Ymiiany as liillows : -1 i tnu dollar ou each share uu tue 1st of Novemlier, ot 1S69, and two dollars on each share ou the 1st day 4 lieceuiber, 159, January, February, March, April May, June, July, August,---September, October and Novenibur, lbOO. - Jaymeut may be made to Jackson Pryor.at Jas por, or to the Treasuer at his office ui Nilshville. lYomptuess hi meeting tUeae cads ia rrqiuted ol f ul'Scribers of slock, as the construction ol the road depeu.ls exclusively ou the means provided specincaily for that par pose. - - - . . oct4-U W. A. GLEA YES, Treasurer. potteries : ROYAL RAVAAA LOTTERY. T I ' HE ntxl ordinary drawing of the Royal avana ." 1 LvUery, conducted by the Spanish troverum. cl tin ier the supervision of Ihe Captain General " Cnba will take place at liavanah, on ; Saturday, October 20,ISG0. G 6, O O oTTo Ia Ia a u s ; -'--" -a. ;.., ; SortMKumero6410rdinarij. Capltal'Fiize 1UO OOO Dollars.' 1 Vrizs of.... A .... 1 4V 44 ..... 1 . .... 1100 000 ..... 6d,ooo .... SO ,000 ". 2uaiO0 50 Prizes oC.T..,.l.Xi9 60 44 0U. 153 . 40. 'M Apriruximatijns...S,b00 1 10,000 4 Au.vruxiuiations to the $100,000, of $600 each ; 4 ': o 400 o 60 .000; 4 oXjO 10 30,000 ; 4 of 400, to 20,000. " 4 ol 400 to lo,ooo. . . ... ,,,. ; T". hole T.cketa $20 ; Halvea $10 Quarters $5. . ' lYizes cashed at sight at 5 per cent discount. - - ; ' Bills on ail solvent Banks taken at par. . S : A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the vesnlt becomes knoun. . ..... -, 1 eUT All orders for Schemes or Tickns to be address ed to lOX K0LK1GLZ, (corvofOty poet J Chariestouj " So.; Ca. . - ' - ' ' - - ' mavJMd. : ; WLJLTOj FEU ALL! COLLEGE LOTTERY! OPGEOUG1A. ' CHARTEKED BY THE STATE TX 15S. tYsC. Dauvoa & Co., 3Iaiiagers, ! macun, or savannah, ga AUY .:Li's7.Ui-aMK ! ax I Policy Plan Lottery!! By this scheme purchaers can select their own Xuiubers, aud jray any amount lor a ticket they may di-sire. . Extra Clasj 2, Drawa Oct. 3, 18S0. And ou every succeeding flay (suniiay excepted) at 5 O-'ciock, i. ' ' .... ' - . 111 tins Scneme, mere aro ia iMumoexs piaoea in the Wheel irom 1 up lo 75 and tweive ol these Numbers are era wn from the heel. Il a person se lects iu Number out ot the 75, and that Number U alnong the Nuinb- i s drawn, lie gets Bvo tnue the aluuuut mv.led. Il two sUectd tiumheis are drawn, he gels ihh-iy lor oun; il three selected Numbers ale urawu, he gels two hundred lor one ; il lour se lected Numbers are drawn, hu gets a tjiwis.md lor oue ; il' live .elected Number, are urawu, Uve lhouaiid lor oue ; ii SIX Selected Numbers are uiawn ; Uile-n thousand to one. KUiEUBEii, it two, or more, selected Numbeis aie taken, uu ail tu.e Numbers so sx-lotuxi uie not uiaWti among tue Twelve Dtu NuiuUcr., the Ticket is a Unk. I Our, Havana f laa Lotteries.; DltAW Ft 4.' It (4) TlMKS A MoMH. And are the m(t liberal oi any Scheme ever wifareiL.; For Daiticiiiaib, adiiress, . 1 W. C. bAWSON 4 CO., Managers, oct 31. Macon; and Savannah, ia. ' - 1 1 t U e C i r c vt i t T - C 6 u r U o I v ! i i TEN-NESSEE, p.V Tllii BAbl&OFiTJLlJiXIOPIli BY' !s .ft --I Abraliaiu Carutneray LAW PROFESSOR AT LEB A SO !f ? Tor aale la KashvUto tf - ...... .p.s ... ' 1 ; - JVtlS .IOK8. S CO., i I ; f . ..1.; ii vi juneie-tf No, 88 Vli.ii street. Improved. Cctta Ptrth.i t'emcut . Eoofia. 1' S THE CUiAI-tST AND MoST DCRAIHB ROonxG IX riQt.f IT is vrtK A IS m ritaor.'.u can be arfot-a Itiw r i uto itijurs o jai i arD-oatid (Iisouaijjkrils J KUJkomi ".rewnxing lt thii-yU. iiit CO-TTIS ONLVABOTJT ONE'-TltlRD THAT OF ' 1 Ti V, AV D IS TWICtf AS DC'tiABLHi: " a SZ't Gctta I'emcha Cuiui for p refcerv ing and rlMirtnr. Vlanrt MrTA Kttnw ! vry dmripua, . . I 1 rom 11s great elasticity, i uit Haired hr the coo. lr.n tioa aud e auKXi of alals, and tctll'nU ciacft i. cuid nw rum in warm weather. , 1 bewi BtiU.-wliit hare iK-eu lUorongloy tested iu New York and alf 1 aru of the Somaeru and Wtmtetn Stales, aud we tau give abundant proof of all w chum in their " (avor.- C5L3- Ihry are readUy tf plilby arliaary laborci., i a trid.ug exjienso. I JtV.K0' SEAT 13 REQUIRED. '' , 5 Thesa miteruils ara put rip reaii for Bsetao1! Tcr t . shippiu lo .UI pat Is of the country , with lull printed J. sirectiiAus lor appiciioa. ' , Fuli dtisuriptiv. circulars willbe forwarded on STV pliCiil-03 bi.mail rr 14 pcrm, at our principal ulh-"" J e fcl B ItJACSITAY, i'PIsto -'il- Al' hrSA H-n5,y K.Y-, S49 FL'U.Of3t.',(otH'o leOty llnii) Bi.iHii. rYK. ,;i U i 'i31V! . . 111,10111 a - ' ' 'f. niuuiltliv' - " spra-U . -;-1 . . 1XS, BSOWS CO, r - - -- . -- -1 1 1 t t e-.i - . . w : - ' :!..'- 1 : i .1 .-.1; .1 t n 5 ! I x .-1 f. I : ! - - 1