Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-24

Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday h:ooP N.
OHiCe Hours.
FROM Mto6P.N SUNDAYS. : to 9 A. N.
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
sAsHvmLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train IN; ~ =,
Arrive at az A. N
Leave ..............-....--..'...'. DIV r n.
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville t-...-----.-.'--'-''''' ,-o =.
Arrive ~ Nashvl -. 81 r NJ
Memphis. Mobile and \. o. Express;
Leave Nashville At ....-..........-...-. 1.50 p n.
Arrive AZ Nashville A. NJ
IouTsvIIIF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville NJ ....-. 500 A. NJ and l239 P. NJ
Arrive at Louisville At ~ ana ana zoo oo p p NJ NJ
Arrive At Nashville at-g50 A. N. and L. 20 P. n.
Accommodation train is superseded ny me
train that arrives in Nashville A. NJ ana
leaves P. N.-except on Sunday.
SAsHyrrIr AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..6.50. 700 A. N. and 800 pm
Arrives at Shelbyville-" wv A. y. ana - 20 = ~
Arrive at Chattanooga. 2.io A. N. ana 81 p ".
Leave Chattanooga ...... 6iO A. N. ana I.1O p. N.
Arrive at Nashville. 40 A. n. and - P N.
Leaves Shelbyville........5OO A. N. and 10 ~ P NJ
Arrives at Nsahville....ll.lO A. n. and 10 P N.
Sundays eXcepted)
NASHVILLE AND HWESTEtN kAtLhoAb
Passenger Trains.
Isovss Nashville M 500 A. NJ and 7:30P. NJ.
Arrives M Nashville at..6:4O A. N. and 4;pP. NJ
FpaFFIFID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive al Nashville at................-..-.s1A 81
Leave Nashville at ...-.-..'..''''.'''' p. NJ
LEBANON STAGE.
Ieaves A. N.
Arrives mt Nashville p. NJ.
TRuNF sFAaF.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday,. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS At 3 O'Clock A. ~, arrives NJ Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays At
o'clock p. 81.
LFWIsBuRG AND EoLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday Ut $50 A. NJ, arriving al LeWlsDurB same
day.
DoIIN, BARNES q Co.. have an auction
sale to-day Of china ware, glass, drygoods,
clothing, hats, etc, etc.
In will be seen from our advertising
columns, that Messrs. A. Nelson q Co. are
the agents for the sale Of lots in Mount
Olivet
YELLOW FEVER VICTIMs.-Among
those who died of yellow fever in Texas,
were James w. Campbell, his wife, son-in
law and daughter, formerly of Knoxville.
Captain Breckenridge Blackburn died Of
yellow fever in Memphis on the 22d inst.
CPTN1EAL CoURT-This Court is still
engaged with the case Of Col. Ge?. G.
Minor, charged with stealing, and receiv-
ing, knowing to be stolen, seven mules.
Gould and Rankin made the argument for
the defense yesterday, and the case Will be
closed to-day after argument by Attorney
General Stubblefeld.
PTRsoNAL-Col. Watson NJ. Cooke,
Gen. George Dibrell, Hon. Russell Hous-
ton and Others, left here for GAINESVILLE
Yesterday. Mr.. Houston, formerly dis
tinguished lawyer Of this city, is still iden-
tilted with the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road, having again been elected member
of its Board of Directors, and there are few
men connected with that road whose names
will 20 further than his in its Interests.
FscAPE OF A HoRsE.THIEF.-William
Hinson. the Young man arrested near
Murfreesboro a day or two since, for steal
ing horse in Sladelown, and who was to
have been tried before Justice Wilkinson
Yesterday, came up missing when the hour
arrived for the opening Of proceedings.
He was brought from Jail TO the court
room and mysteriously disappeared hut
few moments afterward.
RAISING GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FROM
THE BORON OF THF TENNTssEE.-All the
government property at the bottom OF the
Tennessee river from Esstpor: to Paducah
is TO be rsised Some twenty or thirty gun
boats and transports were sunk between
those points during the war, and some
heavy guns went with them. Mr.. J.
Enoch, of Johnsonyille, has been appointed
government agent for the prosecution of
the proposed work.
ACCIDENT on CEDAR STRTEr.-Mr. 1no.
Rulong fell from the secnnd story of the
large new brick block on Cedar street, be-
tween Cherry and College, yesterday, strik-
ing stairway in his descent and breaking
an arm and one of his ribs The accident
occurred by his foot slipping as he was
handing a saw 10 4 workman above him.
He was at once taken to his home and
medical assistance called. Mr.. r. had
scarcely recovered from = previous fail
through the lower Hoor of the same build
ing. the construction of which he was con-
tractor for.
Amusemeuts-
THE BLACK CRooK.-There was ire
mendous lam at the Old Thester last night,
aud all went merry and witching and
wonderful as ever The audience was
made up almost entirely Of people resid-
ing within the city limits, there beirg 40
special trains yesterday. The quibbling OF
the over-fastidious who are afraid Of
pretty ballet girls done mp as fairies, has
sfiectually ceased, and ladies now comprise
at least half the audience every night.
THF JAPAEEsE-The japanese last