The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-14
RAILROADS.


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CHANGE OF TIME!
1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1856
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS
Four Daily Eastern Trains, at a. Il, 9 A. n,
1920 a. III. and P. II.
The Quickest, Shortest and Most Direct Route.
LAID WITH HEAVY IRON.
Wheeling Passengers Dine at GAINESVILLE.
Pittsburgh Passengers Dine at Cresine.
Dunkirk and Buffalo Passengers Dine at Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI via Columbus being the Short
Quick and Direct Route from Cincinnati to the East
the time Is arranged is ease. Connec
are certain. Passengers subject delay and
have full time fer meals, which comfort ladies
and Children The Little Miami via Colu bus being short
aud quick route, does not require anonymous
dents false maps 70 recommend it to the travelling public
Each and every train by the Little Miami into
the depot OF the Lake Shore Road at Cleveland.
TIME via LITTLE MIA ROUTE.
From CincinnaIitO
COLUMBUS in 90 Hours;
CLEVELAND in y Hours;
DUNKIRKin 14[ Hours;
BUFFALO IN 16 Hours;
ALBANY in rs Hours
NEW YORK in 81 Is Hours;
BOSTON in IS Hours;
CRFSTLTSE in Hours;
PITTSBURG in Il Hours,
PHILADELPHIA in 81 Hours,
WHEELING in 1917 Hours
BALTIMORE in 2s Hours,
WASHINGTON in 20 Hours,
STEUBEN WILLIE in ~ Hours
Baggage checked from Cincinnati Wheeling, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Dunkird and Buffalo.
PASSENGERS the O'Clock, A. NJ Train Little Miami Rail-
road breakfast Cincinnati and dine the following day in
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore or Washington City.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FTRCT TPATN-C1eyeland pit1shurg Steubenylle and
Wheeling Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati at A. M,
for Columbus, Cleveland Dunkirk Buffalo, Albany New
York and Boston; Cresine, Psburg Baltimore, Phadel-
pha New York. GAINESVILLE, Wheeling Baltimore, Wash
ingon City, Philadelphia and New York, &C.; steubenvie,
sandusky and Detroit Xenia Yellow Springs and SPRING
6ed This Train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus
at Loveand, Morrow, Xena and London only
Passengers by this train Tor Lake nave I'VE hours
and a Ia I at Cleveland.
sGCOND TRAIN-Cleveland and Pttsburg Express leaves
cincinnati at A. NJ, for Columbus, Cleveland Dunkirk,
Buffalo, New York and Boston, Cresine and Ptsburg Cir
ceYle and Lancaster; Manchester, Chicothe and HIS
and Columbus, except Lnwocd and Branch Hi Also,
connecting al Cleveland direct with Lake steamers QUEEN
OF THE WEST and CRESCENT CITY, and connecting at
Buffalo with the early morning trains for New York, Boston,
Albany Niagara Falls, &c
Third TRAIN-WheeIing Express leaves Cincinnati at
IG.20 A NJ for Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling Baltimore,
Washington City, PhiiadalI hia and New York.
This Train stops at all points between Cnninnai and
FOURTH TRAIN-Accommodation leaves Cincinnati at
4P NJ for Xenia Yellow Springs and springheld Circle
vile and Lancaster Manchester and Chiicote Hillsboro
THIS Train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Xenia
FIFTH TRAIN-Cleveland, PtsJurg and Wheeling Night
Express leaves Cincinnati at NJ, Tor Columbus, Ceve-
and Dunkirk Buffalo, New York and Boston; Crestine,
Pttsburg Philadelphia and New York; lnesv Wheeling,
Baltimore Washington City Philadelphia and New York.
This Train stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus, except Linwood ard Branch Hill.
One Train Sunday at 28O o'clock p NJ, for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati -
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information be obtained at the offices No
z Building, W. L. OBRiEN, Ticket Agent;
No III front Office, Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON Ticket Agent at the old Office, Southeast
corner Of Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer
House, the Eastern little Mam) Depot, East Front
street.