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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
CHARLES B. HALL,
DEALER IN

BOots, shoes, Trunks, VcEiSeS, Car
pet Bags, &c,
NO. IS PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
in receipt Of his Stock Ladies' Gents Misses Boys
and Chidrens Boots shoes and Caters OF every descp
tlOn for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
Also, very large OF Heavy Brogans and Boots,
Plantation which the attention OF Planters parcu.
larry invited.
Also Ladies' French Dress Trunks Fine Sole Leather TRAY
cling Trunks, VsliSes, Carpet Bags. sc.
This all and we'll assorted, having been
order by the best Manufacturer and viii be sold small ad-
vance on Manufacturer's prizes.
respectfully requested to call and examine
thi. before purchasing elsewhere as feel confident they
will be pleased both in respect to quality and price.
@. B. HALL,
Sspso-u No. is Public Square.
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ing the northwestern portion Of the t Vernon mills
in the upper part of this city, gave way and fell
outwardy upon building adjacent in course Of
erection.for Orr d Co., paper makers. About IOO-
900 bushels Of wheat were stored in the mill and
about half Of it fell among ruins. A workman
named Patrick Seydan was seriously but not fatally
injured, and Mr.. Courtney, contractor for Orr Co.
was slightly hurt. Messrs Hanneman Saxtou
owners of the min, lose about $4,000. The build
ing that fell was erected last winter, and Mr. Court
ney pronounced it unsafe month ago.
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On the 18th Of August last a flash Of lightning
struck a windmill at Lappon, in France, in which
there was a female, who killed by the electric
fluid and on whose body there was left the picture
of a neighboring tree, with all its branches and
leaves complete. This singular tatoong by the
lightning was seen and attested by medical c1amin-
ers and the municipal authoritie. of the place.
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Blood Food I
Blood Food!
nalnnA EnnAI

To al suffering from consumption, incpient confirmed
from debility II sny kn5 from or nervous proaon
dse1esef the kidneys badsr ladies suffering any Of
the many distressing their liable and which
engender consumption, the
"a sly BLOOD FOOD Aa
is offered ce7ia reliable remedy Dfering every
particular the medicines chemical
combination Of IRON, SyLPHUR AND PHOSPRORODS
Of worh and hundreds bear glad grateful
testimony to the benefits 1t has conferred them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 400 Broadway, Rev YorS, are the
sole prspreOFs Of the article. and have consequence or
fraud attempted upon the public changed the Of the outside
wrapper red yellow and increased the bottle
to Be very cautious in buying that the fae
sme OF their signature the outside the wrapper as ali
others counterfeit. va WOOD & co st. Louis.
oct9-h Wholesale A gents for the West.
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New YORK, Nov. THE steamer Prince Albert
has arrived at ST Johns with Liverpool dates of
the 23d
The Neapolitans voted almost unanimously for
annexation. The Sardnians were beaten by Nea-
politan corps, and 800 prisoners taken.
The Royal meeting is progressing at Warsaw.
The Duke of Richmond il dead
The Lyons Gazette has been suppressed on account
of agitation appeals,
1t is reported that Garibaldi after the annexation
of Naples, will be constituted Prince and General
1t is reported that Garibaldi's ship captured
Spanish and Austrian ship. Austria says the sword
will not be drawn unless Rome is attacked
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CEciAT1 Nov. 5FOur active. salsB s5s4
Corn 5000. wAisEy IG1E. Mess pork is CO. Lard H.
Sugar sX9sK. 5tasAf Ttt
NEw ORLEANS Nov, 5Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales hid
ding HELIX Sugar dull sI97, Nolassc $685. Rreghh
Liverpool sl6 Sterling exchange 65S9sJl On bills ading
&c. New York sight exchange H9x discount
Arrived-st Johns from London 1884 e4l EI
NV YORK, Nov Section sales 'unimpOrtant, nominal
Flour advanced Ice. salssle,eOO Sales5 4O95 50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

How A PREsIDEST Is CHossN--ihe charleston
Kerc,ay gives the several stages to lie passed
through in the election of President ana wee
President as provided by law as follows;
1. By the Act Of Congress Of lS45, the Electors
for President and Vice.Presdent OF the United
States shall be appointed in each State on the first
Tuesd4y in November.
on the 5irsf "wednesday in December after, in their
respective States to cast their votes. p
g. These votes when cast, are 70 be certified by
the Electors and sealed up and sent TO the President
of the Senate
On the second Wednesday IN February after the
sealed certificates of the Electors arc 10 be broken
open and the votes counted and the reeut declared
in the presence of Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

A game cock at Leeds (England) recently attack
ed a child year and seven months Old and inflicted
wounds which resulted in the death Of the child,
and subsequently the death of thc cock. for .he
jury of inquest thought bird should be destroy
ed, and they attended 10 tn, matter personally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

During the hubbub on the Public Square yester-
day before the procession took up the line of march
a horse attached to buggy in which were gentle
man and lady, became frightened and turning sud
denly around the buggy was upset. Fortunately
neither the lady nor gentleman was hurt
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80 Produce at Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati. 1qusr say. til. Produce n.rl.. on SAT


urdsy: ..
Holders ofFour begin get deSped general willing.
to pevade the entire body hence they are
willing submit decline 1hsre moderate INQUIRY for
known brands Of uperhne to at "a the latter
price being offered for 500 brs Of choice but
small lot Of inferior superhne sold at 81 60 We
change in prices yesterday doubt superne cor
South The higher grades unchanged There good
mand for the prime qualities Wheat, with strong upward
tendency the market There really advance established
to-day yeta few lots, that strictly PRIME sold 2S3c above
what was offered yesterday We quote Red 81 O4l o. and
White 81 le9l u for primes sell 35c g
Corn siR odrequest With strong upward
in prices SseB Of ear in bulk made to day
the lower depot We quote at and 35c for old and
new ear 10 bulk Cats dull az 3c IN bulk small
made At &C. At which price the demand is fs. Rye quiet
64965c
About Hogs and the product there talk and ANNA
ton than has characterized the during
the Bacon and old Pork Out the entirely
bare Of the latter atce entirely lost in purchage
and making calculation as 70 the future whether prices will
high 81 the present time whether they the packers able
to effect decline With Pork selling SI7 750I6
delivered made within days gives ho
dsrs the double that prices instead being
OF necessity advance hence they Der next
weeks delivery and said Of averaging
pounds net sold that hgur be oevere ensuing
bat on inquiry found they sold gross weight
for JOG pounds S6 e7H paid for lG0O deliy
cred within the next ten days. That prics offered
Tor several lets early delivery but they held high
er At the close there was less anlmaton and all conclu
ded 10 wait till Montay sellers anticipating
buyers confident OF decline FROM block
5<85Ic, eides ~ Csc aud Hams ss99c. The stock Of
Bacon in tais market light and vita anything
demand there vii be here when needed We quote Shoulders
at Sac and SIDES at &c. The continues
gooi at lOc with sales at lle Butter dull and
Cheese in fair request at 90c for Western Reserve. The
latter price IN tue retail way To I'LL orders.
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Foreign Commercial.


NEW York. Nov. 5.Per Steamer Prsacs ss-LvERPooE
Oct 3COTToS, Monday, OOObaes, closing Am.
market had not opened Tuesday when the sailed
Flour advanced Wheat active at full prices Corn
active, advanced CALI pence. oOnsols 92sl@93.
Per Steamer AdrGtic LyERPooL, Oct 26.-Cotton sales
Of four days, $4,000 bales, closing quiet, but steady
Manchester adTiees favorable, closing quiet but steady
Beadsufs firm. Corn, all qualities advanced Id 9s ProVs
ions dull Console s3993K Beef dull. Pork dull Bacon
steady. Lard steady, 63s. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet
Per &s1ner Persia LIERPoOL Oct "a Cotton, sales Of
the week. bales Of which peculatOs took 5000 bales and
exporters 500 bales Quotations generally unchanged though
quotations barely maintain ed except for good staples which
firm full prices. Sales Friday 5000 bales, Of which
spectators exporters took quo bales closing quiet Orleans
Fair ~; Orleans Middling 6Y Mobile Fair *; Mobile Mid
ding 65i Upland Fair 7 Upland Middns 81. Stock at
Liverpool, 727UO bales of which $4,000 bales Ameri
2
HLyRE.-ootton irregular. -
BreAdSuHs quiet Wheat has declining tendency though
quotations generally unchanged. Provisions steady
ConsolS 921@g3 fer money aud account. Bullion in the
Bank has decreased I49 coo pounds MOnsy generally
changed, with less demand.
LETzT-QuEKSsTowx STANDARDIZATION yesterday
bales Of which spectators and exporters 1000 bales clos
ing quiet but steady.
HAvRE-Cotton the $500 bales closing quiet
New Orleans OrdnA eOf Bias sst Prices easier. Be,d
stufs and provisions quiet.
LONDON, Saturday evening cODsOs 9eY992S for money
and account
Imperial decree The price tobacco France.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

CURIosrIEs AT A FAnl-Among the cruiosities to
be seen in the Mechanics Fair in Richmond, Va is
a doll which has been played with by FIVE genera
tons, deposited by Miss Georgia Powell diamond
ring three hundred years old, deposited by Mrs. A.
Allen book two hundred and twentyfour years
olddeposited by Mrs. Benjaman Davis and last but
not least, the cradle in which Henry Clay was
-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

The New Orleans Data says the ba rber &C. W
SCUERT) who jumped overheard at the accident to
the II. r. W. Hill. from Nashville also that
CHARLES HAGGER who jumped overheard, was from
Nashville Both were drowned HENRY FOsSER, of
Memphis, considerably sealded but not dan
gerously.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

THIS DEMONSTRATIONS YEsTERDAY.--Yester1ay being
County Court day, GU BELL-EvERErT friends had
their best demonstration Of the canvass. The CRT-
TESDES procession wac not SO large. The distin-
guished speakers "frOm abroad being absent the
home speakers did the talking. At night there
were more torches, but not SO many fireworks.
All went of qeIoriO,ssly ~ sezs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4-The river has risen in all %
feet and is now recedng fast \ fleet of coal boats
left for the South.
PTTsBURG, Nov. 5.-The river is falling with Is
feet inches water in the channel
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The river is falling rapidly
with feet inches water n the canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
MA VILE
HaIIRHY MATTERs.
Dsparture Of Passenger Trains

V9rNo PEaCsas IN riig Crrr.-Be are requested 70
state that the els eon for Electors for -'i,
Ficy President VIII be held 70 day IN Inc se'erSi
wards Of the city at the same places where H'e
eleclon for city officers was held in september
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

How THE NEW YORK LADIES AFFORD TO =" SHINE
"A curious commentary social life in this metro
polls says the New York Times may be gathered
from a fact iich Rev. DR.. Tying exhumed from the
reminiscent rubbish Of the grand ball. and gave to
an audience in his own church the other .evening.
According to the reverend gentleman's statement
an eminent jewelers. house Of this city cleared from
diamonds rsded to ladies to glitter in the presence
Of Royalty, sufficient to pay the rent of their
.tore for wear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

HiGH RExr.-The dover Of Mrs. James S. Ma tson
in the farm Of her deceased husband. 100 acres in
Bourbon county was rented, on Wednesday, for
three years, at 81 50 an acre per annum. Mr.. o.
H. Burbridge was the lcssee.-L0o. Courier, Nor. =.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 2, l03 P. M-The upper
deck of the little steamer Virginia, gave way lust
address to his friends. He, with the crowd, were
precipitated below, but no one was hurt. Mrs
Douglas held on by the railing and was rescued un-
injured. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas returned to the
hnknl
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Negroes 10 Hire.

EENWo Ssgro men, good farm hands Also negro woman,
with several children. Said woman is good house ser
cook &C. and will be hired good home
clothing We prefer hiring In Edgeheld vicinity.
.f ]. L. & R. W. BROWN,
noTl-d2s az Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

LEAvENwoRTH Nov. 3.-The Fort Scott Democrat
of October 9th, confirms the report of the burning
of "A dwellings ON the Cherokee neutral lands, BY
order of Indian Agent Cowan. Much indignation
was felt in southern Kansas at the severity of the
measures taken by the authorities.
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ArrirnInf thn Ahr,n,io

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamer Adriatc has
arrived at Sandy Hook, with IaVerpco dates Of the
10Th The steamers North America and Arago had
Advices from Warsaw state that the principle for
European Congress has been adopted Napoleon
favors the plan of consolidating Italy by act of a
European Congress, provided the revolution is sue
cessful.
The Neapolitans have evacuated Cajazzio and Vi
einity, and abandoned the line Of Volturno.
The immediate evacuation of Capua is expected
Victor Emanuel has arrived at Denifa, in Naples.
Garibaldi entered Capua.
The Emperor of Austria has introduced the new
charter, making immense concessions to Hungary.
= The Constitutional says an organized and powerful
Italy is henceforth for the interest of Europe The
part of France is non-interVention. ..t
The Sandman Ambassador has been ordered to
leave ST. Petersburg. 81 81
The Gar wrote to Napoleon that nothing hostile
to France should be entertained at Warsaw
The ship Red Jacket from Melbourne, has arrived
with 1000 pounds worth Of gold.
In the New Market races TenBroeck,s Umpire
beat Tom Bowlin, a match for a thousand soVer-
eigns.
The new Russian census shows a population of
seventy-nne millions.
General LamOrcier returns to France.
The Pspal army enlistmeDts have ceased. e
1t is reported that the Prussian Spanish and Por-
tugese Ambassadors are preparing to leave Turin.
The vote of Sicily is almost unanimous in favor
Of annexation, which will be proclaimed on the 29th
PAEIs-The papal Nuncio has been recalled to
Rome
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

A MoDEEN PRoPuET.-A man by the name of jacob
Greenwood 70 years of age writes from Starkville,
Georgia Il the New York Express that he has for
three years possessed the ken Of prophecy and that
the arena OF coming events are freely and uure-
.ervedly presented TO his mind. His pretentsions
will of course excite ridCule but in at.estation of
their truth he says he predicted the recent affair at
Truxo, the fires in Texas and the political fusion
in New York-and now, although the prospect
forebodes different result he says he is willing to
stake the reputation Of his profession upon the pre-
diction that the fusion ticket of New York will car
" the largest vote in the coming electon-and that
Zen Garibaldi will not survive the lst of January
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Encouraging.

Our Central Committee have received informa
ton from every portion or the State which assures
them in The belief that nothing but our own uegli-
gence and ideness can prevent the carrying of this
state for BREcKNETDGE and LANE by majority that
will astound our opponents. The information is de-
rived from conference.-the reliability of whose judg-
ment was established by the correctness Of their
calculations in 1856, 81. and 50 Let Us all work.
with all our energy until the polls close for the good
of our common country. The preservation of the
Constitution and the safety of the Union rise higher
than all party consideration. Let every man go to
work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

HOG CHoLERA.-A gentleman of experience and
had prevailed to a considerable extent among the
swine Of this region, and that many hogs had died
Of the disease in this vicinity. An Indianian who
has large lot of hogs the interior, has sustained
heavy losses by the disease.-LOuisUile Ja'THal No
a,rnlLer 3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

THE VINTAGE IN THE WEsT.-From all sources we
earn that the yield Of the Western vineyards will
be very great. The Iowa Repubiican says:
THE vintage of this year will be extraordinarily
rich From every side we hear the most encOurag-
ing news the most wonderful from Nauvoo Illinois,
where the Weld borders on the fabulous. And Yet
IN spite Of this immense quantity of grapes the price
of them has not fallen below ten cents per pound.
At this rate the price OF wine cannot fall
FLORIDA ELEcTiox-The official returns from all
the counties except one gives Hn1oN, Democrat a
majority Of 1852.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

VEVHAr large commodous Warehouse formerly occupied
BY II. FRENCH Son, fronting forty feet Clark,
running back hundred feet with large basement the
eure length fronting iorone eet Church, aad adjoining
the House Of French Irwin Reid This is the largest and
most Storage House the city, and be rented
pom the favorable terms For particulars apply to
Il. s. FRENCH, at the Office of French, Irwin q Reid.
oct3O-g
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Or. Ea1On's IaEantEIs Cordial, for Cr,iId.

Is narcotic to lull to sleep and perhaps 10 death our
eTing precious oaebut reliable Snd certain remedy for
the ills Of nfantle life Il VII soften the gums reduce in
snmSton. and relieve ali PAIN aRd greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of teethns Il works chsr giving
healthy sleep a night 20 the te sufferer grateful rest 10
ne weared mother II does not constpae bowels beause
contains NO AORPHLSEL or opate OF any kind, faet
We are y warranted in stating cannot be said any other
preparation for nfante complaints this before the pu
lc but IS quick and never ag remedy for DGhGa, Die
Gripping IN Tie o1ack or Aetgy and bei.g powerful anti
gPasmode Mothers should always have it By them Of
CoH0os especially when they purpose giving their children
OF the other fashioned narcotics Of the day. exceedpqv
liable bring these fits Be warned and use none but Dr.
Eaion's Infante Cordial, his only You rely on
Soldby CHURCH & DUPONT
Sole projectors, fo9 Broadway, New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

1t is singular fact that the procession yesterday
in leaving the Public Square, where it formed,
struck out in the direction Of the graveyard.
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have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
o. North side of the Square. DAVID HuxPHKEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Many years ago, ELwOOD FISHER predicted that
the eptaph which in future ages would be nscribe
upon our political tablet would read as follOwsi:
Here lies people who is striving to give liberty
10 the negro. lost their freedom
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DIR. EEOOfEnnd's OeIebraIed
EERWnHT ESwsuntEDR

MILL eFectualy cure Liver Coupn ryspepsia Jaun-
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases the Kid
neys and all diseases arising dsordered Liver and Ston1
Ach such Constipation, Inward Piles Fune OF Bosd the
Head, Acity Of the stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust
Food Pullness weight in the Stomach, Sour
Sinking Futtsrg al the Pit OF the stomach Swimming Of the
Head H1redsnd Difficult Bresthng tterng at the Heart
Choking snocatng Sensations when lying POSTURE Dim
Of VISION Dots Webs before the Sight, and Dull
Pain in the Heal, Deficiency OF Precipitation Yeownes Of tie
Skin and Eyes, Pain in The Side, Back Chest Lb &C. Sud
den FLASHES Of Heat Burning In the Flesh Constant nag
ings Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits. -
The propretors in calling the attention OF the public IN nj,
preparation, do so with feeling Of the confidence IN
virtues adaptation the diseases which it
is no ann untred article but that has stood t
test Of ten years trial before the American people and ts rep
utaon and sale unryslled by any similar preparation *
an The testimony in its favor given By prominent and we'll
known Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country 4
immense and careful porusE Of the Almanac published snnu-
ally by the propreor sn to be had gratis any Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy the most skeptica that this remedy Is
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
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ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
REAEY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and gone, being carried by the
wonderful resus Of Prof Woods prparatiou been
forced to leave the field 20 its ressess Read the follow
ing:-, eaEBHE EBEE 40
PRoJ o. J. WOOD Co.. 6snts-The letter wrote Jou in
1856 concerning valuable hair RESTORATIVE, hyOa
inquiries touching the case inquiries
are nrs my habitaton and name as stated in
third, does hair sin Continue 10 Se in good order and
natural color7 To ali and do answer uvsrabyy Ny
past soft. thrifty better colored Of
my whksr and the ouy cause Why 1t Is not generally Iae IS
face whsn Used BY wpng the face In
ton with the ghske the sane resItSi follow IS ts barr
Of New Engsnd ssking me II my hsir st continues % Be
various compounds well ths hAs nOOubt, basey
snd been used not only without any good eject but
account for months and yet my hair good ever
hundreds have examined with surprise, a. 81 years
hi. fact send yoa aos q ny "a Esn d The past Rs
received your favor Il two quart bottles last SUMNER for
induced them 70 try it. many vera secea aft tiai
and then purchases and used It with universal viii
favor that you test By which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many without author
y from from pure article will insure and
believe where COED effects do follow, failure caused
by impure article, which curses the inventor Of ne rood
dse my duty heretofore TO keep you spprised q the
effect hair. all who inquire Of me Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, srs
yours, Ee 81 A.C. RAYAOND.
The Restorative is put up in bottIesO three sizes, viz large
medium s9d small The small holds pint and rsts fos 81
proportion than the SMALL reas for 81 bottle; the largo
holds quart 90 cent mOrsin proportions and ss for 80
New York. ia Market street. 81 Louis Mo- and sold By All
FSTs hs 5Hn ~ s S
house In the United states. .- lfebll-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

CHANCE OF ScHEDULE-The day train on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad viii hereafter
rive at o'clock P 81, instead OF 2:2O p. NJ. here
.