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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

INSTRUMENTATION city authorities de-
serve great praise for their energy and at
tention to improvements. In all parts Of
the city large gangs Of workmen are en-
gagged digging sewers, leveling the grade,
removing nuisances, laying curbstones, and
generally improving the streets. Even the
fire department is called into requisition
every few days, and with their powerful
steam engines and hose make thorough
cleansing of the thoroughfares. The police,
too, under the direction Of the Board Of
Health, see that no nuisance is permitted 10
remain on any premises. These measures
have kept pestilence from our city, and our
wholesale merchants are reaping the reward
in selling heavy bills to purchasers, who
heretofore bought in othef places.
Nashville possesses every facility for a
manufacturing city. She has coal and iron
within easy reach. Her water power is UNI
limited. With navigable river and first
class railroads, she can be made a CONNER
cial city, too. Her merchants have a grand
future before them, if they exhibit COM
mendable spirit Of enterprise. They should
have their drummers out ON every railroad,
in every county, town and village
within days travel, with samples and
prices, that the country dealer and the far
mer and planter may know where to come,
and how much he can get his goods for, and
upon what time. Cotton, wheat fruit, and
all the products Of the earth, will soon come
pouring through our city, provided proper
exertions are made TO secure It's transit
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PUBIC SCHooLs.-Those who wish 10
send their children 20 the Public Schools
should not fail to procure, during the pres
ent week, tickets for admission. These may
be obtained At the Hume, Hynes and How
ard school buildings, from O'Clock, A. NJ,
10 o'clock, p NJ. Next week the work OF
classification viii commence, and i; is very
much to She Interest Of pupils that they
should N present at the opening Of the
schools on Monday next
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI August 3O.-Flour unchanged ant
in demand for trade brands at Sl09l2; fancy 81 81
ola Wheat quiet and unchanged; new red 81 a
az SO. Corn dull at SOC. Oats dull at 30936c
Whisky unchanged and in demand at 81 Is free
and $50 in bond. Provisions unchanged and quiet
Sales 500 bbls new mass pork at S33. Bacon anC
bulk meats light for consumption demand at las
G33. Cheese l69161ze, and in good demand. FlaA
seed in demand at 81 sos. Timothy 50 5093 IS
Gold closed at 14791473<. -- - ~ - .
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-ew York Money NTarIke.

New York, August 30.--The Posts money ar
tcle says the only feature of interest on Wal
street to-day, is the continued rise of money anG
persistent quietude in all speculative operations
Gold is lower to-day. and the lending rate has
ranged from 1s914; ] @ loan market easy at 4 pei
cent; commercial paper scarce ct 5@615. STOCK
market without excitement. Government Seeu-
rites irregular; 5-2Os of 81 are freely offered and
bonds of GO rather more inquired for at 100. anG
steady. Railroad shares quiet, with little disPO-
sitiOn TO buy; After the Boar, e sold fol
eign exchange. market for 60 days, bills on Lon
don lO5@lO6 for commercial paper, and l06Gl07
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A WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT
SAN. HYNAN has left for the Eastern cities
for the purpose Of supplying the ON RE-
LIARIE CLOTHING EoUsE with its Fall and
Winter Stock. In his absence Mr.. J. w
JuDKINs, who Is polite and clever gen.
tleman in every sense Of the word, takes
charge Of his business augSl-lw
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-The case Of ii. Nc
EwEN, colorcd charged with larceny, was
continued 10y order Of the Court until the
December term, the defendant being released
on bail
4 large number Of misdeamenor cases
were submitted snd costs assessed on the de-
PENDANTS, together with the usual fine. Gam
ing, tippling on Sunday, and other ohenses
constitute the mass Of misdeameanor cases
aud the defendants severally come forward,
pay small ine aud costs, and 90 at it again
until the next term Of court brings other
complaints from the Grand Jury, and the
same programme is gone through with as
before
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Six cases Of disor-
derby conduct paid the customary fee or were
sent to the workhouse. The ambiguous
charge of "disorderly" covers more ground
than any other ofense IN the calendar. A
mild "disorderly" costs the penitent 81. In
aggravated cases 1.-THE money fne-ranges
from 50 to S54 All of which "spondulix"
are duly deposited for the benefit of the city.
It is expressly recommended that people
short Of money keep clear Of ''disorderly."
The fact, however, is that those who have
the least money kick up the biggest rows.
Whether having no money in the purse
makes a man independent and salubrious We
know not, but It's true the great mass Of
small Offenders are dead broke.
An antique coloredwoman, decorated with
gold jewelry, 80 carats fine, or as high as
you have . mind to go, in dignifed style
approached the august presence Of the court,
and accused another female antediluyian Of
the same dark color, Of stealing some velvet
ribbon, which she had sold, or was about to
sell, TO venerable ROMEO, Of black color,
from Huntsville, Ala. During the exam
ination which ensued, and which was con-
dncted with great legal ability on the part Of
the defense, it appeared that the "colored
pusson" from Alabama was the "lovyer" Of
the antique maiden Of $50 carats. "He
comd dar to bye de ribbin. De ribbin was
lade on de bed. De trunks was on de bed.
De woman was a film her trunks, an
pilin' her cloathes from off de for. Pse
jist looked round, and de ribbin was a-gone.
Nobody but she could tuck it." Meantime
the 'lovyer" simpered and cast oily glances
from beneath his venerable locks at his still
more antiquated dulcinea. The court looked
upon it as a case Of the green-eyed monster,
called jealousy, and discharged the defen-
dant.
A white man 50 far forgot himself and his
dignity as a man, as to engage ia fight
with a negro in the market house The
cOmbatants we're summarily arrested, and
brought before the Recorder, and fined Sl4
a piece.
A citizen, for refusing to aid an officer in
the discharge Of his duty, was fined 81.
And then the Court adjourned, and those
whose duty compelled them to attend, gladly
rushed out Of doors to inhaIe the fresh air
again. We call upon his honor to clear the
courtroom Of the loungers that crowd it
every morning. The atmosphere engen-
dered by 50 many foul breaths is enough to
breed the cholera
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HOIETART AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFIoE OF TIE UETOE AND AxsRIcAS.l
FRIDAY. August 81, 1866
MoxETARr.-Gold took a'downWard movement
yesterday, having opened las. was 49, at noon,
aad closed at P. n. at 1875. Brokers here were
paying 146. and holding at 49,
c.
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80 The train leaving Nashville al Z30 p. n.
does not run on Sunday.
81 The train leaving Louisville at $50 A. ~
does not run on Sunday.
Steamers Of u s. Mail and Peoples Line leave
LOuisTiile daily az 1900 A. NJ il.00 A ~. 800
p NJ, arrivingin Cincinnati in time 70 take early
morning trains for the East
Galiatin Accommodation viii run daily except
Sundays. leaving Gallntin az 6.t5 A. ~. arrive 10
Nashville az s.f5 "A. NJ. Leaves Nashville az 500
p. NJ, arrives AZ Gailntin 100 r. 81 stopping
az all intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK.
General Superintendent L. 4 n. r. X.
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Notice TO Shipper.

FREIGHr OF7icE n. &C. r. r.. [
NASHVILLE. Aug. q, 1866. J
rTHE MONTGOMERY AND WEST POINT
Railroad being nov open we are prepared
10 receive and forward all freight sor Stations on
fbnf road through 70 Montgomery. Alabama,
Also FREIGHT for Columbus, Ca. will be forwarded
sn-35-fw Freight Agent.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

Close concessions made NJ Stevenson and Chat
fanoors for all cities East and south
Sleeping ears on all Night Passenger trains.
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Personal. o. NIXON, editor of the
New Orleans Cfesoent, is sojourning at the
St. Cloud. We are happy to state that he
looks fat and hearty. We notice some forty
arrivals at the same excellent hotel. Tray
elers appreciate Nashville and its healthy
location
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

0FFIcE TExSsssER AND PACIFIC R. r. CONPAST,1
NASHVILLE. Anguss g 1850. ,
p Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
Il Preliminary Survey. with instruments, Of
that portion Of the road which Il between the
cities OF Nashville and Knoxville. Tennessee.
The road must be surveyed on tive lines and the
report must embrace All necessary information In
Ftgard 70 the character Of the country its resources
tie distances interse ning grades aud DISTRACTIONS
the cost q construction and be accompanied By
plans and profle views Of the several routes.
The EngIneefs must state the suIn FIR which the
work vii be constructed and all proposals must
be sled AZ the cfsee By the frat Of October.
J. d. B. DEBOW, President.
JoHN kIaEHAE. Chan Ex. Com.
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Louisville Market.


10y ltIesIdpH.J
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 30.-Sales lbs hhds leaf to-
baceO at full rates. Superfne -four 81. Prime red
wheat 81 IS. Corn dull and dropping. Oats in
bulk $50. Mess pork SS3l4. Bacon. shoulders
l7l4e; clear sides 2l1zc. Lard 2lc. Raw whisky
firm NJ 81 26
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VIZ are indebted to that grandest institu-
ton Of the age, the Adams Express Com
pany, for a daily supply Of papers ia ad-
vance Of the mails.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

r. II. SINGLETON, newsdealer, is inreoeips
Of all the monthlies, illustrated papers and
news journals.
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Won nrIenna NInrIleI

BY Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS, August 30-COttOn easier with
sales Of 300 bales low midding at 32@34e. Re-
eeipts l66 bales. Bank Sterling s.; New York ex-
chan par Freights to Liverpool unchanged.
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Rroad slreet RrIslge Company.

NAsHvllLr. August Sc 1906
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ No. ~ North C6nere street, until Mon
day, che loth day 81 September next, for the
LEASE AND ERECTION Of BUILDING. on
the vacant ground belonging 10 the Bridge Com
pany. At the Southeast corner Of the Public Square
according te plan exhibited AZ my oHico
au3i-2W a. W. BUTLkR. Soc'ry.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

4 RUNAWAY on Church street yesterday
afternoon was spoiled by the inevitable
darkey, who caught the horse, and subsidized
the angry steed.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

AT the earnest solicitation Of many friends,
will be q candidate for Councilman in the
Second Ward, at the approaching Municipal
election, in September. PAT WALSH.
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NEW THEATRE-"M adelaine, or the
Belle of the Faubourg," drew a good house
last night. Miss PRICE was peculiarly
happy in her delineation of that difficult
part-the belle Tonight an excellent bill
is offered. Il is Miss Prices benefit, and
she should have a bumper. The thrilling
play of Leah viii be performed, with an
excellent cast dance by Mile VICTORIA,
and the farce of the LOTTERY Ticket"
Secure seats early, for there will be crowd
Ell house.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CON-
TRA GyFORS
FOR RENT, Or LEASE

TOR A TERM OF YEARS. A FIRST ola
4 RESIDENCE, centrally located. For tern
address Box so. aulS-ln
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THE friends Of ireland will be addressed
this evening al the County Court room, by
J. +. FINsERrY, Esq. Of Chicago, on the
Past, Present and Future Of ireland.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

A VILLAIN ARRESTED. - HORACE A.
Ross, painter of the firm of AUTEN &
Ross, of Nashville, about the 9Th of Au-
gust collected money due the firm, and ran
away, leaving his wife, an estimable lady of
this city, and large number of creditors in
the lurch. He was arrested in Memphis by
the Chief Of the Metropolitan Police, Mr..
BEAUMONT, and dispatch sent to this
city. Yesterday he reached Nashville
in custody Of an officer He is known
as a great villain, betraying the confidence
of warm personal friends. Having a wife
in Rochester, New York, he appeared in this
city, represented himself as a single man,
and by his pleasant manners, insinuated
himself into an estimable family, and mar
ried his present wife. With tact and inge-
nuity, he succeeded in gaining the conf
dence Of business men, and, when his scheme
was perfected, collected, borrowed and
begged all the money he could, and then
ran away. 1t is to be hoped that he will
receive justice at last. He will have to meet
the charge of bigamy as well as fraud.
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n + w
Wood Working Establishment.


FTlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE IL FULL
operafion their shOp for misunderstanding Sash,
Doors Blinds, inside and out. both stationary
and pivot Stats; MOldings. cOrnices. Bracket.
Washbeards aad Caseirgs. Door and Window
Notwithstanding and Fl00ripR, dressed ready lOr
use: and every description q woodwork con-
nected with buiidinz. We are also. prepared %
contract for Buildings entire, or IN part We have
been al heavy expense in proguTinE and putting up
Machinery snd hope by pnhetualify ard dispatch.
10 merit and receive the custom Of a generous
public.
Orders from any section Of the Southern e0gn-
trv vii be punetnaily aIlet.
Our shop i IN imDediate conneotion with the
Locomotive shops Of the Nashville and Chaifa-
no0Fa Railroad Company, near the SsEahee Coal
Yard. on Cedar Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
TURBIYILLE 4 FULCHER.
aurgj-tO lst ian. 81.
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Anyp'ph do pare on horseback, while riding
down Union street. near the corner Of Col
lege, was thrown from the fiery steed, and
LEFT an elongated impression in the umbra-
geons mud. Suddenly the 'perlice" APP
peared and took both woman and beast in
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[eoMMUNIcArED.I

HIGH Rents - ANTIDoTE-Indict and
fine each and every man who keeps public
garden and allows peaeeable families to visit
his premises on Sunday, for the purpose of
passing a sociable hour with his family and
friends without molesting any person.
Drive your industrious mechanics and
merchants from the city who are unable to
purchase a pew iE church for their families.
while they privately entertain their friends
at their homes on good old Robertson.
Follow the above rules strictly and you
have a specific against high rents.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

By referring TO our advertising columns it
will be seen thst large quantity Of land =
10 he sold
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH, Isss.

On the premises. LOUISA AND MOUNT VERy0S
FURNACES. situated near the Cumberland river
and the Memphis. Clarksyille \ Louisville KALI
road. There are about $4,000 acres Of land be-
Logging 10 the two Furnaces Of which parties desir-
Ing 10 engage in the Iron Business can purchase az
much as they desire. Timber Il abundant for all
purposes and the ore Of the best quality.
TERMs or SALE-Ten per cent. Cash, and the
balance on a credit Of one. two. and three year,.
Nstes with good security. 70 bear interest from
date w. T. SHACK ELFORD,
-, Ia Clerk and Master.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

ANxlous ENQumn The local Of q
daily newspaper.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

PuT Up YOUR FRurT.-Buy your Fruit
Cans and Glass Jars in any quantity, at the
lowest wholesale prices.
J. w. WnsoS & Co,
anls~im No. II College st.
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A FALSE RUMoR.-A report gained cur
rency late last evening to the effect that one
or two cases of cholera had occurred in the
city during the previous night
We are authorized to say that the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Board Of Health, in
conjunction with Mayor BRowN, were en-
gagged until a late hour last night in investi-
eating the rumor, and could discover no
foundation for it. The physician whose
name was given as authority denies all
knowledge of the existence of cholera in the
city. and those in charge of the public health
feel safe in contradieting the statement
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

The Wholesale TRADE.-The mer-
chants Of Nashville are turning their atteu-
ton to the importance of having a well Sc
leeted stock of goods on hand for any custo-
mer that wishes an assortment BY furnish
ing desirable stocks at low rates custom is
secured. In theline of wholesale dry goods,
Messrs. IRBY MORGAN, O'BRYAN & Co.
have an excellent stock. Purchasing d.
rectly from importers, they can afford TIC sell
at moderate prices. Their store, Nos. and
s Public Square, is well worth visiting, if
only to view the excellence and variety Of
their goods.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-31

Only one Change beflseen NashUiUe aad Mobile. and
Bat t'rO Changes Jet'seea Nashrille and Ks,s
Orleans.
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THE CITY.

HanEe Of The Thermometer Yesterday
81 u ~ 81 g.
CALESDAR-AUGUsr 81, 1886
Sun Ries sun Sets Moon Rise Rise.
eHHoSoLoGicAL.--J. BUSYAN died l6ss.
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NrOTICE-THR FIRM oFNELsoN s MUIR

NTOTICE--TliE FIRM OF NELSON & MUIR
~ FREE has been dissolved By mutual consent
w T. MUsFKEE. Esq. retiring from the Arm for
reasons explained below, and Is succeeded hy
HFNRr A. NILSSON.
The Real Estate Business will Be continued
without interruption AZ No. % Cherry street.
A. NELSON 4 co.
HAVING RESUMED NY FORMER BUSI-
III NESS. which was suspended during The war
aud retiring In consequence from the firm al
NELSON a MURFRKE. ] tender my sincere Thanks
% numerous FRIENDS. new And cid. for the very
10 them the new frm. Messrs A. NEfsoy 4 c.
a. IN every respect. and IN the highest decree
worthy OF their confidence.
sns5-iw W. L. AURFRER.
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Iron Property,
CLARKSYILLE, TENN.

Morgan & Co.. vs. Jackson MeKurnon Co.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
| April Term, 1866. Of the Chancery Court, az
ClarEsvilie will sell at public auction on
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r a I L w a Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFIcE % GEsEnAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. B 9. AND N. 3 N. NJ. RAILR

n. & G. AND n. 4 N. w. RAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn, August "a. 1866.
ONAND AFTER WEDNESDAY. August
~ 18TH, 1855, and until further notice. pas-
seuger trains vii run AZ ioilOsas
Nashville and Chattanooga Zine.
Leave Nashville Tor Chaftanoora and al points
South. AZ ~ az. and - P.n. Arrive a. Chslta
noogG "a 80 p - and 200 A.. \. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga 80 fll1 4. ~ and va
p. ~. Arrive az Nashville az i,i5 ?. =. aud 5sf1
an trains connect at Wriraes for shelbyyills
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CEDAR WARE.
WE HAVE IN STORE. FOR SALE. VERY
w Low. great variety Of splendid
CEDAR WARE.

Consisting Of Buckets Wash Tubs. Pals, Piggins,
NogginS Measures Churns. Water Cans Well
Buckets, Dippers. Chests. Racks. Cribs, Biscuits
Tables Wash Stands. Spinning Wheels. Bonnet
Boxes. Toys, etc. etc. al Of 81 Of which are
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Il HE SPLENDID RESIDENCE NO. Is SUM
i MER street. the house in perfect order and
possession given at once. Apply to A. TYLER K
Co.. No. II Market street.
au3O--tf P. A. CARTWRIGHT. 4
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th.
~ 1866. and until further notice. Trains will run
as follows:
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Leaves Co
lumbia at7l5 A. n: Arrives at Nashville nc 1000.
A. Il. Returning-Leayes Nashville NJ 1915 p. NJ.
arrives al Columbia, 500 P. ".
NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM-Leavcs
Nashville az TAO A. NJ; arrives AZ Decatur at So
P. NJ: arrives at Huntsville at l;3s 4. n; leaves
Decatur at 5.E5 A. ~; arrives at Nashville at
2.05 P. Connects direct for Louisville, the East.
North and Northwest.
MEHPHIs. MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS.
Leaves Nashville at $50. p. NJ; arrives az Deca-
tur at 503 4. n; leaves Decatur al l2;05 a. NJ;
arrives az Nashville az Sos A. ~: connects both
ways at Decatur with Express Train on Memphis
4 Charleston RailroOd for Memphis Mobile,
New Orleans. and 81 intermediate points. Con-
meets at Nashville for Louisville direct.
Time from Decatur to Louisville, "a hours and
II minutes. Also connects NJ Nashville with
morning Trains on the Nashville 4 Chattanooga
and Eagefeld and Kentucky Roads.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Office
% the Nashville City Transfer Company. No. p
North Cherry street. and az the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
J. n VAN DYNE.
jy20 eneraisuperintendent.
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Ordered to Sell

At once. Rare bargains viii be given 10 cash
bushers. Gail soon. BRIGGS K CO..
Nos. and 4 cor. Church and College street.
auE2t-iw NASHVILLE TENN
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
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MEMRNI is.a-ss.ass-ss.ss asaa-.sa.....- q
HUNTSVILLE --.-.----...-..-....- Z -
Close connections made AZ Stevenson and Chat
fanoors for all cities Hast and south
Sleeping ears on all Might Passenger trainE
Nashville and Northwestern Isne.
ErFHEss PAssEsOrn--Leaves Nashville Car
Johnronviiie. and al points VI ct and Nortbse7f.
at 40 p. n. Leaves kinEston Springs AZ a.a0 h
n. Arrive AZ johnaonvilie so r. ~ Returning
leave J0lnEouFiiie AZ 1.ie A. ~ Arrive al KIM
ton 1919. 2. ~. Arrive az Naahyills a. lisfg II n
AccoaNepa riOsf-LsaFe Nnskrilla al l,l5. rm
Arrive AZ kingston AZ Gl0. r. b. Arrive ~
JohnsonFiile az 1870. p 81. Leave Johnr6nvilir Ia
In, a. NJ Leave Kingston Springs tl1 Al n
Arrive AZ Nashville AZ sos a. "a.
rams o. The n. q N. W. r. r. connect AZ
gohnsonville. With the Cairo aud Johnronyilie
Packets aitaout fail.
~ Bershs snd Meals FREE on stsaEsers en-
nesting With y. and n. w. Railroad.
50 Passengers by thu route save expense IL
Sleeping Car and Aoals between NaskFifs ard
- Trains stop a. a intsrmsdiass- poinis.
An Excursion TRAINS win leave tie Cbatta-
neoFa Depot ever sunday az 9 A. s.. FOR Kinrs-
tqH SPRINGS hefarning Eill leave the springs a.
3 u. n
Pare isF the round trip "a Is.
PrQc4re tickits at u g. Jacks0n'f opposite 81
Cloud Hotel ~ % the Caatisu0osa Depot.
W.P. ISEEs. Gsnl snss
~. q G. and N ERR
j. ". BROWN, Gsa1 Pass AgonL
mar7-iL