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"Reminiscences of a United States
Senator.


Senator.
Some thirty years ago l was in trade
with Judge H, in pleasant village
of Vermont, in the town of s.
There are two villages in the town that
are denominated Upper Hollow and
Lower Hollow"
A short distance above the Lower
Hollow there lived man by the name
Of Orlando Bundy, q blacksmith by
trade. He was in the habit OF using
liquor pretty freely, especially about
election time About that time there
was an exciting election for representa-
tives to the Legislature, that had just
come of. and all were anxious to hear
the result Mr.. Bundy happened TO
be in the store as Judge H was
reading the returns from the different
towns. Among the rest was that of
town on the west side of the Green
Mountains, that had elected S. F.
for representative
as it posi- lie that they have elected
him a representative? said Mr. Bundy.
u know him like book. He was a
poor boy and used to live at my faith
er's His father died when he was
young, and bis mother being poor, he
was pat out to live with different far
mers to earn living When he lived
with my father be was so poor that he
was not able to have shoes until he had
earned enough to buy a pair. Ny faith
er being a well-to-do farmer was able
to keep me in shoes. 1t irritated the
boy TO think he had no shoes One
day my father sent US to cut Canada
thistles in the field. / had shoes to
protect my feet, but poor S. was
bare-footed, and the thistles pricked his
feet, and | bothered MIN and laughed
at him for not having shoes. He got
excited by my jeers and the sting Of
the thistles, and Strengthening himself
up be shook his little fist at me, and
said Orlando Bundy, l shall see the
day that l shall be able to wear
| shoes
And so it proved. He did wear
shoes He acquired an education--a
profession-and his shoes tired the leg
islative halls of Vermont His shoes
pressed the floor of Congress, and the
Senate chamber, and many a time have
been in the place designated for the
Vice President They were the shoes
of Hon. solomon Foot, United States
| Senator from Vermont
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ing such an inequalityupon the country.
The rep resentstion of New England in
Congress, and as q consequence her
political power, is now out Of all pro-
portion, considering the great number
Of her non-voting population, and the
smallness Of her States If the pruning
knife is needed any where. it is there.
But there is no necessity for any
change Of their basis Of representation.
A better than that provided by the
sages of the revolution, cannot be con-
ceived Sow would say, vote down all
proposition to amend the Constitution.
Let the time honored instrument stand
as it Is, in defiance of Central Directo-
ries," Senatorial caucuseg, and revolu-
tionary Congresses.
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An incident in the life of Thad.
Stevens

An incident in the life of Thad.
Stevens.
One of our Pennsylvania exchanges,
in speaking of the revolutionary at
tempt of Thad. Stevens d Co, to over
throw the State Government of Penn
sylvanis in 1888, when it became ne
cessary to call out the State militia to
put the elected Democratic Governor
n his place, narrates the following incl
dent:
When there was really no danger
when a speech was being made to a
| listening and respectful audience in the
Chamber of the Senate, Stevens, whose
| guilty conscience discerned in the
broad, honest faces that lined the hall,
| the features of band of assassins,
jumped out of the back window of the
building and betook himself to flight
He ran through the darkness TO a re-
mote corner of the ground, and hid in
a patch of bushes. Presently, hearing
| the footsteps of two of his friends who
had sought safety in the same way, and
| fancying that the mob was JUDGED com
| ing, he cried out "DOn't kill me-f0r
God sake don't kill mef To which one
of the refugees, more impetuous than
polite, fearing that the noise would in
sure their capture, responded, flush
you id Jool-its only me-" This is no
fiction--it is not even truth embellish-
edit is simple fact, within the person
al knowledge of thousands of citizens
of this Commonwealth. Many of them
have heard the particulars, as we have
detailed them, from Stevens own lips"
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The Union and American of yester-
day has an article on "the material
interests of Tennessee" in which there
is much truth expressed in a small
compass. The condition of affairs in
the State to-day is very different from
that which all classes anticipated would
follow the emancipation of slavery and
the close of the war. Instead Of the
rapid influx of population, and in
crease of business of all kinds, emigra
ton eVades our State, business is stag
nant, and valuable citizens are contem.
plating removal to some more inviting
abode What has contributed more to
produce these results than the State
Government And what is the remedyl
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tenn.
NAY RULES, 1866.


I Cyrus Blyen,
Is. lvOrce Bill
Msnerya Blyeo.
this cause il appearing from complsinsnt's
Il b 10, when IS sScra %. that defendant nanerya
~ yen p anon-resldent Of the State uf Tennessee
so that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served upon her:
i Is therefore ordered thsi publication be made
or ieur consecutive weeks, 10 the Nash lille Uai5u
Wrapper rGhl- he'd IN the cfy Of Na- hVile, leu
nessee, quiur saii oslo dams 70 appesr At the
next term OF he Chzne-iy Cont or Overtob county
% be DO den no Livingston, Tenn the hrst u en-
cOrp.alnsnt's Bn OF the same VIII be taken Tor
confessed a. "a hzr, sn5 set ior hearing *
paIte. J. w.. WRIGHT, c. q ".
Jel-wft
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TF,O ANY ONE acquainted with the enormous
4 profits made by the sale of Wsc1es JeWelry
and Fancy Goods generally, 1t cannot be denied that
Gilt Enterprises can be honOrably conducted. gV,
the same time sffording the sellers far profit A
firm long IN trade, and most respectfully connCcted
have resolved 10 sell their entire ock for sale on
the popular pl Of one price per article conduct
ing the concern (which is duly authorized accord
ing to law on the most fair and liberal basis that
every one patronizng cannot fail to Obtain fully the
worth Of the money InYested-Whe one, in GER
That they may not be accused of deeept on, they
propose sending sample worth 81, with circular
free, to any one wishing to te.t the legitimacy Of
the concern. Thus yOu see it costs You nothing to
make the trial, while il may bring you handsome
present. TRY IT. Send your address 10
PARKINSON & CO.,
je3lm 208 Broadway, New York.
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The southern Homestead Bin.

The Southern Homestead bill, appi-
cable TO the blacks as well as the whites,
is still in the lhands of Il Conference
Committee, consisting of Senators Kirk
wood, Wilson and Davis, and Repre-
sentatiTes Rice, Wayne and Ancona.
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PARDoEED. President Johnson has
pardoned Capt Hugh Nelson Page,
formerly captain in the U. S. ~, who
resigned his commission when the State
of Virginia seeded
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A dispatch from Washington, dated
the End inst, saws

the ma lnstl says
Our Consul at Liverpool, England, in a
letter to the State Department. received
here a few days since, says the declared
value of British and Irish exports, shipped
TO the United States during the quarter
ending the 3Ist March last, amounted to mp
ward of $40, 000, geo, against about $l4 ,GOO,-
GOO for the same period last year. This
does not include foreign products, such as
teas and silks from China, spices lFom India,
wool from the Cape, etc, brought to Eng
land aud thence shipped 10 the United
States.
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Chess PLAYERS. Attention.

Huntsville, Ala, sends the following
challenge TO the Chess Players of Nash
vile. Huntsville ia q great place-re-
nowned as the handsom est town in the
South; for the loyeliness and refinement
of its women; the intelligence and en-
terprise of its men; the general good
taste and cultivation of its society; its
spendid spring; and the EXPERIENCES of
its "old sledge" players, but we have
never heard anything of the skill of its
votaries of the chess board. We hope
the challenge may deyelope something
distinguishing in that respect
Nashville Attention!
Huntsville challenges the chess players
Of Nashville to five games of chess--tue best
three in five, per telegraph. Board TO be
numbered, beginning at Black Kings,
Rocks Square, No. /, alternately right and
lefs TO White Kings Rocks Square, No. Ga.
Address telegraph operator, Mr.. A. w.
Smith, Huntsville. kesp't.,
DR.. ANTONY.
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The agent of the telegraph at Column.
bia exacts twenty-five cents for the de-
livery of dispatches. Whiskey money
must be scarce with him.
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Corsets are now being made of leath-
er. This is doubtless in obedience TO
the poets request:
Glide, oh, hide those hills ofsnowl"
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The Huntsville Independent of Sun
day saws:

Oog says
A severe storm Of wind and rain passed
over the city yesterday, coming from the
southwest. Limbs were torn from the trees
on the streets, and torrents of rain fell, &C
com panied with hail. Il is feared that con
siderable damage was done to the crops and
fences in the country.
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SALE OF
Government Property.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May llth, 1866.
WILL offer Tor sale, at puthc suction, at the u
1 s. Franklin Shops in NsshsiIls, Tenn, com
mencng on MONDAY, the ilfh day OF ia e. 1856
and continue daily until sll the property is dispose
o. large lot of serUceable QUsrteTmssters' stores
and all The N. chinery at the s Shops, consisting
IN part as follows
Isteam Engne, 10zls inch Cylinder.
9xl6
Boiler, AZ inch dlamater, % feet Iorg.
Iron Plsner, I6 feet.
e x sS.! st,
4Upnght Press Drills Lathes. Engine SneI,
Head; l Lathe Engine, DOutle Head; / Lathe
hand, small, with Iron Shears l athe, hand witt
Wooden shears; Lathe, Pattern Makers; Tenor
Machines; Bow Machine; I Spoke Ma, chine;
Grind stone Machine; Jockey Stick Machine;
Noticing Machine; ] Drilling Machine; l Clamp
Machine: l "McGowsn' Pump, AXIS irch Cy inder
"McGOWan" j, rec lump 81 PullCys bored and
turned from to 56 inch; 10 feet Line Skating; COS
feet Leather Betting; 2640 fest Rubber Beung sc
TOOLS.
This let includes all kinds of Tools. only small
lcl enumerated:
go hand Saws; 81 Tenon saws; 1926 Steel Squares;
l12 Try Squares; $50 Planes, assorted; SIS Augers
assorted; IS Braces; Hatchets, Hammers, Chiseis,
Punches, Gauges, Drawing Knive ,Anvils, Sledges,
MATERIAL.
This list includes all kinds Of Material used by
the Government, such as Bolts all sizes; Screws al
sizes; Ma Is, cut and wrought all sizes; Rivets all
sizes Buckles, ali sizes; kIngs, all sizes.
10 b29 lbs Sheet iron; 4I9 lbs Galvnuzed Iron;
6z2,O5S lbs Iron, assorted; l9I lbs Hoop Iron;
433S 500 feet Lun Der, as-orteC S50I5s Pig Lead g.
Horse Medicines Of all kinds; Farriers' Che. &
and instruments; Miscellaneous Articles, &c, &c.
This property IS all surplus not required ~ the
and is sll IN good, seryiceable condi-
non. Persons desiring inerma ion respe ting this
property vii receive 1t by calling at my office on
Cedar street, below he Capitol.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds
Sale to commence st o O'Clock A. NJ , Of each day.
By order Of A. r. ED.Y,
BYt 1t. Col. and Depot Or. Mr.
+ b. KIRK,
mayls-t % Bvt MajOr and A. q. N.
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The Columbia Herald asks /:

Can any body inform US who was the
commander of the Minute Men of this
County in the beginning OF the war? Can
any body tell US where he is now and what
he is doing?
Answer yourself, Herald
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What has become of the Knoxville
Commercial We have not received 8
copy for week
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The publication of the letter list at
Richmond, has been awarded to the
Examiner.
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The vote IN Lincoln county for At.
torney General was as follows Clark,
553; Bright, AS
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A negro was committed to Jail in
Giles county last week for maliciously
assaulting a child Elk years of age.
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Proposals
For Leasing Ike Convict Labor of the Stat
PanifantinrN Of Tnnn

PeniteRhaTy of Tenn
CtEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
~ undErs gned for leasing TIE convict labcr Of the
state Penitentary Of Tennessee TIL the 2Sth day Of
June proximo, for the period OF four years from
said date, with the preiere ce in fsvOf Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other bid
deTs for new proposals at tina end of The first four
yesrs-Other things beiug equal. The Lessee will
be authorized to occupy and take charge Of the
Shops and WOrkhCuse in said Peuitentiary; to put
up such mach merry as he may desire and shall
have the privilege Of buying, at such prices as may
be agreed upon, all the tools, fixtures and materials
on hand, both finished and unfinished Said Lessee
sha also be bound to hire sll the able conVcts on
hard or that may hereaf er come into said Pen-
Tertiary durI1g his term of lease excepting such as
may be necessary to keep up the establishment
Said Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
ard kindness, conforming to such rules bylaws and
regulations as may be established by the Directors
ana work them not exceeding ten hours per day.
For each convict thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the State lreas ury the price per day Dd,
ga payment TO be made quarterly He shall also
give tond with approved security in the sum If
hltE thousand dollars payable to the State OF Ten
nessee, for tee faithful performance Of the under
taking hereby imposed. The cOnvict5 will be pro-
vislOned and clothed by the State Of Tennessee.
The present mum er OF CO.. victs-two hundred and
tweLty-W Inch number VIII probably be very large
ly increasedat an early date. All Communicate rs
may be sent u the rectors, st either the City HO
tel or at the Penitentiary.
SAML z HARE,
A b SHANKLAND,
MILL.
Directors Of State Pentennary Tennessee.
karlVlf q. Tenn. NAV % 1855 Ina
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/CHOLERr\
: DISAR MED!
The Chief Causes Of Patilsn,s br,,o

nR e. CoURTARETs UIsu6caHz FIs..
~ cured BY iei ers Patent .u che Ju.aH .
tnd France. Prepared solely Hv t1a .-z
lHsirlscunE Company, az Their Lab0ra.ar.. -
~, 80 AMI SJ- Henry street., r.. s.. Ufr.
TINS COmpsny organ zad on "a permanent Id.
with Or COurtsref, IRE celebrated Fr-n H I-..
~ charge OF its LAbratOry, BE- prepared td ..-..
LlsistE tiAH FLUIDS Tor IS * rooms. ulrHar....
nails, water CLOSETS, prVief. ra4z1lrIs aa.-... .
tfrs, ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons. eel ..
| institutions Of aI kinds, laughter r1uaaa ... j..
ist boiling establishments 90 kInfs . H...
Immensely Increasing ths value of Che letter ...
| cry iarmeri, and wherever poIs0uau4 .r.. .....
gases exist. These agents are dsaI.r.a.-.. ..
sept cs, auupuirsscentsi aud dz...a..sl..
tc.entlnc meaning Of the Ulrt- LHH. r...
nOxOus gsses ana 0d0rs by rna--.rs. H- -..r...
Leaving Ia their places hsGfhf. rr tlaF s-s
hfL"fhhs' and HDt mcrcy 0l a. ul-
BHse7-uOt 10 IuuDuH % utensils u Er.. .HHr .
used. Toe attention Of medical .aI a.-r. ..
- directed % these dIsl0i-csau-s. hl.s.lHl "a
lestimoniais 70 favor Of tdis great d.sHr~ar. "a.
With hundreds Of othsra, can 10 sesu az .....
pRnys Office
DuAvAy House., Alu,vr. Man.
To the President Of The View furz a-
Company
DEAE 5iG. It is al BE- IL represented Co. bel
have made many trials Of d.s.lfecfar-..
cOnsiier that ~ have found su article
passes al others ~ remedy aEa rst al. .s.
o. E.s=t.- E..
NEw T0aE. AFr H
To the President Of the New I.-s I....
Company
DFAH sIa- We pronounce .E u.frr.. .
% be the best We have ever zn0Er. l.s .r.
every matter q complete a8d .1sls1lsrH.
ca -lsr-Hs. Aston Hoo.
us-N B-Thess D.snelta1-- ere used .r
scavengsrs. undor the d.Frc irlC .LH -ll.-.-
Ice Of toe MetropOIttu Heaiia uepE.us..
York
POWELL THOMPSON. A. Cedsr-. p.
General and Solo Agsu.s i1r the LllHt
dressed.
For sale BY al DrU gg.sts AMI 6H1ar L.1
the United States u1d Canada.
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OPTICS ASSISTANT QUARTEBM4sTER,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May p, 1861. !
I WILL offer for sale at public auction on Wednes-
4 day, the 18th ofJune next, at the Northwestern
5rain Sheds in this city,
1900 Bushels Corn.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock m.
Terms cash in Government funds.
By order Of Il Eddy, Byt 1t Col end Depoi Q NJ.
+ B. KIRK,
Mays tel2 Bvt. Msior and A. O. NJ.
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OWNERS Of Lots or property on which Govern
~ ment buildings stood on the second day Of
April. 500, are hereby notified to cali st my office
on Cedar street, west Of NcLemOre, prepared to
establish oWnerrhip, location ami dimensions Of
such property. Immedi-te atent on IS necessary
A W WILLS,
june5-lOt BVt Mai and A. .. NJ
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steamers Of U. S. Main & Peoples Line,
DOCTOR CAROW'3
CHOLERASPECIFIC

Nov Inst we ante pate CHOLERA 10 our midst,
N .tbehooyes us d. 90 secure, and keep on hand
some kuOWn and efectua remedy ,or any eroer-
geucy. and this we ind In DR.. CAkOW's EPECI-
FlC. which he pres rJed and used with snch IN
rounaed sUecess, (scarcely ever losing a case
When this scouTgs -iied Nashville, some years
past, Or Carow was one Of our most eminent and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can b. had, ihou.srd- vino have
tested iis virtues e not faIi ~ rave D. on hand 10
Prescription Of th.s disnagm he'd Pract it.oner
There can lteW1se Re no better remedy for Chole-
ra-morhus, Diarraosa and Dysentary.
For sale only BY
r. P. JENKINS Co, Druggists,
mSy5-n 81 Market street, opp. Union.
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RAGS.

GOLD having advanced, we advance the price Of
VI Rigs to cents per pound.
For all good country cotton and linen Rigs, de-
lvered at our warehouse, northeast corner Of the
Squsre, in lots Of fifty pounds and upwards, we
viii pay cents per pound, cash and for insey
Rsgs. ! cent per pound. We hereby agree to pay
the above price uutil the Let day Of AuFnst next.
VIII rEMAN BROTHERS,
lune5-2m 50 Public Square, Nashville
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GOVERNMENT SALES
IO,OCO Pounds Of Black Tea
for Sale,
OFFICE SUPERVISING CoMMIssARY,
Military DIVISION OF TuE TFNNEssFF.

military DIVISION OF TIE TENNESSEE,
HAsHYILRE, INN, May p, 1856. J
@ EALED PROPOSALS lih dupieate) for the pur-
- chase Of Bls0k Tea vii be received until sat
urdsy, June Is s. 1T y o'clock m.
The Tea il sold becsuse not required for issuing:
is IN original "a kages (he packages are not in
good OTCerl, az can be examined a. sry time du-
ring business hours prior 20 the 9th inst
No proposal for less than 500 pounds VIII be con-
sidered. Bidders required TO be present at the
epenIDg Ofthe BIDS Terms cash in Government
funds. and deposit OF 25 per cent. required from
the successful bidder soon the bid Is awarded
The Tea will be re-Welghed and tared at the orig
inal marks.
Propo' ais to be endorsed Proposals for fur
nishing es, and addressed to The Undes .gned.
NJ p SMALL,
noay23-h BVt Col ana CS.
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NASHVILLE AND EDGEFIELD
Street Railroad Company.

DOCKS Of subscription to the capital stock f
ID this Company are now open at the ofiee Of the
STATE insurance Company, Second National Bank
Building, College street.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
N. HOBSON, President.
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary. junGs-lt
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Gen. Winfield Scott was not born in
Petersburg, Va, as represented in the
New American Encyclopedias, but near
Dinwiddie Court House.
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SNow-The Jonesboro', (Tenn.) Flag
Of the lst says:
1t is q singular thing to behold the
mountains around Jonesboro' wrapped
in mantle of snow in June, and yet
It's so. For the past week the weather
has been singing cold, with several
heavy frosts, materially injuring vege-
taiinn
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billiards BTLLIARD5ll BILLIARDSll
I'D / would cal the attention of buyers to my neWl
improved PATENT COMBINATi ON-CUSHIONS and
TABLES which cannot be surpassed by any others
in the world for elasticity, correctness of angles
aud durability, VIII Oh i sell at reasonable prices,
with fine stock Of Cloths Balls, Cues, and every
thing connected with the trade Orders by mall
a tended 70 at my factory, 1856 Fulton street, New
York City. W. II. GRIFFITH.
if7pa
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Ball at Oayce's Springs.

THERE will DO large Ball at this delightful
L Watering Place on Frdsy evening, sth June
1876 Tickets St--csu be had Of Benz. F Shields
Pfoprieto. Trains leave at 8 so m snd p m.
IuuCt-td
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7aBI5 old established Gallery has lately been re-
modelled and fitted up m magnificent style
ana every convenience has been stuuled for the
benefit Of the public 1t has only to be seen to be
appreciated. 10 is al on one floor with niee Toi-
let Room Tor The Ladies, and trusts that his efforts
10 please viii be appreciated by his patrons We
are IN receipt Of new lot OF Albuns Carte De
Niche Frames, new style, and, as heretofore, will
keep large lot OF Silt and Rosewood Frames. SUIT
able for large Pictures, such as
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Auction sale.

CEIELDS & co will, on the 9th of June, at 10
- o'clock, sell boxes Juien's and baskets
Champagne Wine, being q small lot LEVIED on.
n,aY2I-fd
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
sss5is...si;s. ...,..t;s... 1871; ssss.l
R a TLR o a ID.
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections at Louisville for the East
West and North, commencing April 9, &c.
Trans a III rr1p "a EoIIOJVa
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West and North,

Leave Nashvlle............ 7i5 am and $50 D m
Arrive at Bowling Green .l2.Ol pm. and 1895 m
" Louisville. C.OJ pin. and 5-UO q. N
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important Notice.

Directors Of State Penitennary, Tenr
Rashyit e, Tenu., May %, 1866 I'm
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Leave Louisvllle............. $50 p m and 81 a
Arrive at Chicago. 10000. 1000 p n
g 81. Louls..........-.. l;30 p N and lao a II