The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
RAILROADS.


CHANGE OF TIME!
1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1883
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA CoLUMBUs.
ro,r pa,Iv Eastern Trains, at a. Il, 9 A. L.,
1920 A. n. and P. Il.
This Quickest, Shortest and Most Direct Route.
LAID WITH HEAVY IRON.
Wheeling Passengers Dine at GAINESVILLE.
Pittsburgh Passengers Dine at Crestline.
punkrk and Buffalo Passengers Dine at Cleveland.
yT,EE LITTLE MIAMI, via Columbus, being the Short
Quick and Direct Route from Cincinnati to the East
the time arranged that 1t made with ease
lions are certain Passengers not subject n delay ana
have full time for meals which is great comfort 70 S
and children The Little Miami via Columbus oelng sn
and ouick route require anonymous cofresp0h
dnt or false maps recommend IT to the travelling puD
Each every train BY the Little Miami route iH'0
the depot Of the Lake Shore Road at Cleveland.
TIME via LITTLE MIAMI hOOIE'
From Cincinnati 70
COLUMBUS in 81 Hours
CLEVELAND in ~ HOUR;
DUNKIRKin 14H Hours;
BUFFALO in 10 Hours;
ALBANY in 26 Hours;
NEW YORK in 8lH Hours
BOSTON In 20 hours;
CRRSTIINE In Hours;
PITTsBURG in IA Hours,
PHILADELPHIA in SlX Hours,
WHEELING in IO[ Hours.
BALTIM0REfn % Hours,
WASHINGTON in 29 Hours,
STECBENVILLE In - Hours.
puu,,, checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling Pittsburg
Cleveland, Dunkrd and Buffalo 49,, -,
pssseners by the O'clock NJ Train Little Miami Rail-
road, breakfast at Cincinnati and dns ths T a "
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore or Mashingt n Oiy'
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at CINCINNATI
FIVE DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRAIN-cleveland, Pittsbgrg ste1benSile I1o
nne cIbss CgeyeIapd Dunkirk Buffalo, Albany, New
YORK and Boston; Cresne, Pttsburg Baltimore, fhsdgi
t C;tv philadelphia and New York, &C.; seubenvle,
s1dusSy and Deroit Xena, Yellow Springs and SPRING
ned This Train stops between Cincinnati and columbus
At Loveland Morrow, Xeni and London only. ,
Passengers by this train for Lake steamers have nVe hou
uoSo TRAIN-Ceveland and Pittsburg Express, leaves
ulncinnah at A. NJ, for Columbus Cleveland DunklIk
buuSlo, New York and Boston; Cres'ne ana @ ar
ceye and Lancaster; Manchester, Chilcothe ana INNS
hongh This Train stops at s points between CINCINNATI
and Columbus, except IAnwood ana branen nh orIFES
copuectng Cleveland direct with Lake steamers
og THE WEST and CRESCENT CITY, and connecting al
Rualo with the early morning trains Tor Ne" YORK. boston,
TaiRp TRAiN-Wheeiine Express leaves Cincinnati at
1920 A. M for Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheeling, Baltimore
Wssbipgton City, PhiladalI hia and New YORK.
This Train stops at all points between Cnninnan ana
Columbus. a.;o, ia.vss Cincinnati NJ
Gov Xenia yellow Springs and Springfield; Circle
III. and Lancaster Manchester and Chiicothe hisooro
THIS Train stops at all points between Cincnnaa ana
FIFTH TRAIN-Cleveland Pittsjurg and Wheeling Night
r,rress leaves Cincinnati NJ, for Columbus Ceve
,nJ Duukirk Buffalo, New York and Boston, CIestine'
Ptsburg Philadelphia and New York; GAINESVILLE wheeling
pH.sasa Wasbington CITY, Philadelphia and New York.
This Train stops at all points between CINCINNATI ana
Columbus, except Linwood and Brauch Hill
ons Train on sunday at $50 O'Clock P. NJ, for Columbus
sins nun by Columbus Tme-7 Minutes faster than Gin
einnati.
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information be obtained at the new oces NO.
Burnet House Building, W. L. O'BRlEN, Ticket agent,
No III front Office Gibson House Building, ALE4ANDER
HAMILTON Ticket Agent; at the old ohce, souheasl
corner Of broadway Front street, opposite spencer
House or at the Eastern tte MamD Depot East Front
'"se' t1Fee hours from ~ 4. NJ, until eX P. M
p ". sTRADRR, nAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
%, Passengers at All the principal Hotels for each and
avery train BY leaving directions at either OF he ABOVE
sscs, viii call for passengers all parts Of the city, with
en 1sa, VIM ~ je26-n