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The harp Of the South never breathed a
sweeter strain than when its chords were swept
BY the finger of her "Cypress-crownea poet
Lo! the day is waking
In the East afar; fl
Dawn is faintly breaking
Sunk is every star.
Christmas-eve has vanished
With its shadows gray.
All its gTiefs are vanished
By bright Christmas day.
Joyful chimes are ringing
v-ss -szN Ger the land and seas.
And there comes glad singing
Borne on every breeze
Little ones so merry
Bed-elothes eoyly liff
And in such q hurry
Pratte Christmas Gitt.
Little heads so curly.
knowing Christmas laws,
Peep out very early
For old Santa Claus"
Little eyes are laughing
Ger their Christmas toys:
Older ones are quaffing
Cups Of Christmas joys.
Hearts are joyous, cheerful.
Fades all are gay;
None are sad and fearful
On bright Christmas day.
Hearts are light and bounding,
All from care are free;
Homes are all resounding
With happy giee
Feet with feet are meeting,
Bent on pleasures way;
SOnls to souls give greeting
Warm on Christmas day.
Gifts are kept a-going
Fast from hand to hand
Blessings are flowing
Over every land.
One vast wave of gladuess
Sweeps its worldwide way;
Drowning every sadness
On this Christmas day.
Merry. Merry Christmas
Haste around the earth
Merry, Merry Christmas
Scatter smiles and mirth.
Merry, Merry Christmas
Be TO one and all.
Merry. Merry Christmas
Enter hut and hall.
Merry, Merry Christmas
Be 10 rich and pOOrl
Merry, Merry Christmas
stop at every door.
Merry. Merry Christmas
Fill each heart with JOY,
Merry. Merry Christmas
To each girl and boy.
Merry, Merry Christmas
Better gifts than gold, r
Merry, Merry Christmas
To the young and old.
Merry, Merry Christmas
May the coming year .--
Bring as merry Christmas
And as bright a cheer.
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MIsIEFoRMED.-Wade Hickman, the
hurley negro who made himself 40 con.
spicuoos at he gathering on last Saturday,
denies the Use of the language toward Mr..
Tuthill aseribed to him on yesterday. We
certainly had no desire to do Wade or Mr..
L. any injustice. The statement referred
to in the article, was based upon informa-
tionrom several parties, which under the cir
cumstances, any one would have considered
reliable. We have no desire TO misrepre-
sent Wade or Mr.. Tuthll, and give fhim
the benefit of his statement.
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A NraRo FAILS AND Is BADLY Hurt.
On Yesterday, about one O'Clock, negro
man in an intoxicated condition was turn
ing the corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets,
when losing his balance, he tumbled into
the excavation made for the new house in
process Of erection. lie fell head-foremost,
striking the hard rocks several feet below
the curling. lie was very badly, bat not
dangerously hurt, and his wound hled pro-
iusely
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AN EDITOR IN LUcK.-The compositors
of the Gazette yesterday manifested their
appreciation of James T. Bell, Esq, the
editor of that paper, by presenting him
a beautiful silver service, consisting of six
pieces. These beautiful pieces, while both
useful and ornamental, sill serve in after
years to call mp from the font of memory
many pleasing "reminiscences and the hope
ful wish that before the donors are locked
mp they may, reach their thousand Ms.
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JOY AMONG THE LITTLE Folks
Many little hearts will be made happy to-
day at the Christian Church. Christmas
will be usbered in by reunion among
the Sabbath School children, and such a
feast Of good things, Santa Claus never be-
fore placed before his admiring devotees.
Christmas 10 the children is the most inn
portant epoch ia life.
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DIED 7:

In this city. on the evening of the 23d, at s
o'clock P. A.. after long and painful illness.
Mrs. MARY f. ALLEN. in the 4sth year Of her
age.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend her funeral this morning. at 10 o'clock.
Divine services by the Rev. DR.. Skinner.
Carriages will be in waiting at ]. II. Cur
rye. on Union street. TO convey those to the
residence who wish TO attend
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ARRESr OF JUVENILE THrrvEs.-Wr

ARREST OF JUVENILE THEEvEs.-Wm.
Montgomery, Daniel Montgomery, Esslle
Hadley and Dick Hadley, four boys, the
oldest Of whom is not over fourteen years
Of age, were arrested yesterday evening
for stealing twenty-eight dollars from the
drawer Of Mr. Dalton. They have been
arrested before for similar ofenses, and no
doubt belong 10 a regular gang Of young
ihiaVes
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TRANSFORMATION OF PAUPERs.-The
Mayor has, we learn, made arrangements
whereby paupers, who desire transportation
to any point on the line Of our roads, can
procure the same with an order from the
Mayor, making the city good TO the road
for one half the fare A number have been
sent by the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road On this arrangement lately.
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THE services at the Episcopal and Cathoo
lac Churches to day will be of unusual in
terest. These Churches celebrate the birth
Of our Saviour with splendid music and
by decorating their churches with ever
greens, typical Of the Immortality of the
faith they profess.
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STABBED BY HACK DRTvER.-A man
named James Ryan was painfully but not
seriously stabbed on last night, at 10
o'clock, on College street, BY a hack driver
named William Thompson. Thompson
was arrested, and will be tried before the
Police Court this morning.
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FINED TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS. - The
case of Messrs Rrien and Cramer, con-
tinucd from Modnday, for the shooting
ecrape on Saturday last, was disposed of in
che Police Cont on Yesterday. Brien az
aggressor was fined S25 and costs
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THE Sabbath School of the First Bap-
tist Church will have festival for the
children to-day. From the preparations
that are being made we expect to see many
bright faces there.
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SECOND BOARD.

Stuuh ltuue-5ee u5 new -t.s'su-s
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the Dist inst says:
The loan market is easy at 6 per cent.
The discount demand is small, but there is
a general disposition on the part Of the
banks TO accommodate their dealers for.
short terms. The transactions are on the
basis of 7a8aSl for choice names. The Sub.
Treasury during the past week has dis-
bursed a large amount of currency for in
terest upon June seyen-thirties and Deem
Der compound notes, which matured on the
18th instant. The principal Of the latter
has been redeemed generally in the per
cent. certificates, bat the payments have
probably increased the amount OF the bank
reserve. The course Of interior exchanges
il in favor of this city. Some remittAnces
are still making to Cincinnati but at
other points the rate Of exchange rules in
favor of this city"
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THAEKs.-To each of our friends, Capt.
Thatcher, Of Adams Express, and Hemp
hill, Of HemphilPs, we are indebted for
several cans and kegs Of delicious oysters,
They were fresh and seasonable, and were
disposed of with a gusto.
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KITCHEN BROKEN INTO IN EpGEFIELD,
The kitchen Of Col Cook, in Edgefeld
was broken into a few days since and most
Of the contents appropriated by the thieves.
No clue 10 the perpetrators.
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NASHVILLE Live s.ocl.i,Inrl.st.

NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1867
The farmers knowing everybody want 3
fine roast beef for Christmas, have brought
in many very ine beeyes during the week.
Some OF the heaviest beeves we have ever
seen have been in the stalls during the past
three days. Some extra fine beef brought
from 63a7t per ID, but the ruling price for
good beef is &c gross. We quote
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CHEATHAM AND PATTERSON CAsE.-G.
w. Patterson, who was engaged in the
alteration with detective Chsatham on
Saturday evening, was on yesterday fined
3 aud costs ia the Police Court.
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JUDeE M NJ. BRIEE proposes TO speak
10 such Of his iellow-citizens as desire 10
hear him, at the Markethouse, tomorrow
evening, on several very interesting sub
iects We doubt not his speech will be
rich, rare, aud racy.'
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The most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gift that yen can give to your wife,
sweetheart or friend, is one of Gisr's beau-
timl colored Pearltypes or Photographs.
Call and see those fine specimens at No.
45 Union street. decl5 2w
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relating to the issue Of bonds, to special
committee, was concurred in, and Alder
men Knowles, Tuthill and Allen appointed
on the part of the board of Aldermen.
Adjourned TO next regular meeting.
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WooD cut and split into stove length,
and delivered anywhere in the city, at
Seven Dollars per cord. Send orders TO
Robt Mackenzie, North College street,
opposite Louisville and Nashville depot.
dec22 If
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1867

NASHVILLE Dec. a, 1901.
There has been quite brisk trade
during the week in cotton, and shipments
have been heavy. The stock on hand is
gradually accumulating aud now numbers
over 5000 bales Cotton has fallen 80 fan
below the cost Of production, that farmers
are disposed to wait reaction in prices,
and only those sell at present prices who
are forced to raise Nancy.
The grocery trade has been very active
this week, though our stocks are large and
fully sufficient to meet the wants Of the
wholesale and retail trade. Sugar remains
stationary, while coffee is weak at a de-
cline of &c. For detailed prices see price
current below.
CoTToE.-The market has been exceed
ingly dull to-day. Most Of the holders and
buyers seem to wait for change in fnan-
cial affairs. The market closed dull al
ia to ~ for heat grades Receipts $40;
shipped 4l9. Sales 70 bales as follows
u at u, As at liz, at III, 5 at II, at
10, and at lO!.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1867.
Received to-day 30
Received previously $3.50 81
Total ............... .............. ...... 81 433
Shipped to-day ..-...........,..-............ 4l9
Shipped previously ,4b}-4,s52
Stock on hand to-day. ................... 6551
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce.
NEw YORK, Dec. 24.-Gold opened at
1884. 1870. Gold 1891 II M.--Gold
1884. Cotton dull and prices nominal,
quotations nOminally unchanged. 8 p. NJ.
Gold 1884. Cotton dali and prices
nominal. Sales to-day 1000 bales. Quota
tions nominally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. "A, 1870 A. M.-CotIon
market steady. Estimated sales to-day
10000 bales. Upland middlings 3.l6d
Orleans I'D. l:20 P. M-COtlon market
heavy Sales to-day 5000 bales. Quota.
tons nominally unchanged P M
Cotton dull and tending downward. Sales
to-day 5000 bales. Upland middlings
I'D Orleans middlings I ID.
WHEAT-Not sufficient on market 10
justify quotations
FLoUR-The market presents no change
since our last. We quote Mountain Dew
SIS Cumberland Mills SO; Cream Of the
City s13; Pride Of Tennessee S14 Lebanon
Mills S13 Pomona $40.
CoRv-The supply ia equal to the de-
mand. Country wagons are supplying the
trade al SOC loose, and is selling for 100
SOC in store.
BAcos-The supply il sufficient for the
demand. Clear sides l5l ia casks; shonl-
der. 12l@13i plain canvased q sugar
cured hams 22923
LARD-l2!@I34e in uerces; in Kegs
14gl44c.
HAY-Prime Timothy S25(g26.
PorAroEs-Irish 50 5O94 per bbl.
CoFTEE-Tke market ia a little weaker,
having declined a half cent since our last
weekly report. Rio 22926c; Laguyra
274c; Java 36@Ss.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court Of the United States for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee. in TIA matter Of
Ka-Cer & Hirshberg. Bankrupts Middle Die

die District Of Tennessee. in tia matter Of
Karger & Hirshberg. Bankrup,s Middle Die
trict Of Tennessee, "a.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
18Th day Of December, A. ID. 1885,, out Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Mid
die District Of Tenn essee, n warrant IN bank
rnptcy was issued against the joint and separate
estates Of Morris Karger and Simon HiTshberg,
Of Nashville. in the county Of Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, who haze been adJu1ged
ban krupts on their own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupts 20 them. or for their
use. and transfer Of any property hy them are
forbidden BIZ law that meeting Of the creditor
Of said bankrnpts. 20 prove their debt. aud 20
choose one or more assignee5 Of their estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden
on the 10Th day Of January. A. d. 1865. 90
l01z o'clock 4, n, at the office Of the Register IN
Bankruptcy. Nashville. Tenn, No. s21z Church
street. before Alexander 3. Bradley Esq, kegis-
ter. Is. X. GLAStOShs
dec2 q Us Marshal. Messenger.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1867.
The drygOods trade has shown bat little
activity during the past week. The mer-
chants of Nashville have great reasons to
congratulate themselves on their success,
when the financial pressure has been 30
heavy and the country in such 4 disioiutei
condition. We observe no change in prices
since our last report.
A Brown SHrErINas-Augustl. I4c.
Laurel Hill a. Riehland 14l.
BRowN SHEEuSGs-Augu-la ~,
EVANSVILLE I24.
BLEACHED SHEFTINas-Sagamore Z. 10.
Washington (, I2c Pontiac 4 lGc. Ions
dale 4, Is.
SEA ISLANDS l2lc, 6 I5c, A l6c.
PR1NTs-Troy SIC, Wsmsutta los, Al
lens, Gloucester, Drmuelrs, Manchester
and all standard brands, l24c.
TIcKs-MoHnt Vernon No. ?, 90, Pa,
ci6c } 25c, do. 4 4 2Sc, Conestoga a S3c.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsvABURds-Als-
blma zoe, Texas 2jc, Tennessee - lc.
PLAID LINsEys-{ all wool 20a22lc, (
do. 274c.
Red and White Fianels 10 "A. 2-4s60.
Brown Drills, l63g20.
Cotton Delaines 2Oa22! 8 all wool ielaines
45a55.
Cambrics 1913. Wigans 15alSf.
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N iddIe District Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice of his appointment as assignee Of z. h.
Morris, Of the county Of Williamson and State
Of Tennessee, within said Districts who has been
adjudgsd bankrupt upon his own petition, b
the District Court Of said district.
j. g. CORE, Assignee,
deeI5 IaW3ws Franklin Tenn
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MARRIER-

HAYDES-ERWIN.--0 Wednesday, Dec.
18th, at Christ Church. Fifth Avenue. New
York, by the Rev. I. c. Even, JoEL HAYDEN.
Of New York. and MAR3ARET J. ERWIN. of this
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SINGLETON, at the Postofiice, has Frank
Leslie's Ladies' Magazine for January, the
Wayerly MAGAZINE, and Harper's Bazaar.
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For good dry Cord Wood, send orders
20 Robt. Mackenzie North College street,
opposite Louisville and Nashville depot.
dec22 n
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our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W.
FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee,
is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
see. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UEIoS AND DISPATCH.
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CANARY BIRDS, in great number, and
best aingers, just imported from Germany,
for sale cheap at Guniraih a Schif7s Nari-
ETY. Store, SO Cherry street, two doors above
Union. decl7 1w~
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A CHRISTMAS service will be held at
McKendree Church this morning, al II
n,clnck
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The HERNANDEZ TRoUPE.-The open
ing performance of this remarkable troupe,
at the Adelphi Theater last night, far
exceeded all expectations, and win Gers
tainly insure for il a successful season here.
Master Montie's Bombastes Furioso was
most extraordinary rendition of that lofty
veterans experience, and was universally
pronounced the best thing yet. Marie
Louise as Distaffina was faultless, and the
entire cast for this farce could not be
excelled. The singing and dancing Of the
troupe make 4 very pleasing variation in
the entertainment, La Petite Pinkie carry
ing off the palm on all occasions. Little
Nellie, Master Josey and the rest, are pro.
digies. Such combination Of youthful
precocity is rarely to be found, and the
unbOunded applause with which they were
last night rewarded was no more than
Just recognition of their merit.
There will be grand matinee this af-
ternoon, commencing at two O'Clock, when
my Precious Betsey," and "Bombastes
Furioso," with the rich olio between, will
be the attractions. Tonight, "Nau, the
Good-for Nothing" and "Uncle JEFF" will
be produced. No one need be so charita-
BILE as to go TO see this company with the
idea of beneftting Southern orphans-the
entertainment they give requires no "out~
side pressure" to secure good houses. 1t
is too good to be missed, and there are few
who cannot afford to spend a few hours
with the Hernandez troupe this week.
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Ieb Press for sale.

T1oR SALE. AT THIS OFFICE. A 40. ]
II DAVIP OBCILLATOR JOB PRESS,
22rl6 inches. Can DO had at a baTgai
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SOCKS OF Cotton lp inferior GOWN.
MARKETS BY TRLFaRAPH.

New HOrk. Money ana stock Market
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Monsy easy and steady
at 6sG7c for call loans. Sterling lOal0lt Tor
gold fret class bills frmer Opening at E35E
declined 10 1897. and closing NJ l333S dow
eminent stocks LEES active and shade easier
Coupons 81 ll2{@ll2lz: do. 'G2 l0si4gl0sl4
do "a lO523@lO5+; do rs l05%@lOd55i d.
l0lH@l0lsz. 7-3as lO43z@lO49z stocka .taadY.
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mothers and fathers homes The holt
days will thus pass, and may they pass
happily for all, and may
- Feasting and mirth and laughter.
Piping and playing. music and JOY
Prevail. till cares end in pleasant dreams"
Friends everywhere, with merry
Christmas we greet you; and hope that you
may live to witness with undimmed bap-
piness and serene hopes very many returns
Of the day. We close with, for all, our
holiday greeting-A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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0PESING AND CLgSsNG or TftE
asEIS-AUGTsT Ist.-Oaiciai.
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SUo4R-POrtO Rico 13!@1ll Dema-
rara Is coffee A l. 3 163; c 16l crushed.
powdered and pulverizsd, IS
CHEEE-Westeru reserve, no ISc.
SOAP-S}c per ID.
APPLEs-Green 50 5O@6 per bbI.
CANDLEs-Slar 17lGISc.
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London advices Of the oath inst. quote
United States 5.2Os at 72f.
Exchange on New York, drawn on ship
meuts of cotton or other produce, was
taken by the banks at discount, aud sold
BY them at par and 81 per thousand pre-.
MUM.
Nashville corporation checks were
bought at Soc discount.
There was nothing doing in government
bonds or uncurrent money.
The sales of Southern State bonds in
New York on the 2lst inst were as fol-
lows:
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For Chancellor.

/ hereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor Of this Division
decl3td HORACE H. HARRISON.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. "a -COtt0n-Sales 1000
9Sxsrd tspdsney brine f5eolSS No Mos. 10
active, fair 90, prime ". choice -. Flour duh
and depressed. Corn quiet but 6rm. Pork Dc.
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REPAINTING.-Several large and com~
medious buildings in the city have been
repainted lately, which adds much to the
attractiyeness of their appearance and TO
the localities in which they are situated.
The beautiful front of the Ensly building
on the corner of the Public Square and
Front street, has been handsomely painted,
and the Sewanee House, on College street,
and other buildings are going through the
same process, greatly to their Improvement.
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For Attorney General
I hereby announce myself candidate for
Attorney General Of this District.
deel9 I'd @. J. STUBBLEFTELD.
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LoUIsvIILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Att. cor A. N. and $40 P. NJ.
Leave $50 A. N. and ESQ P. NJ.
Arrive NJ Nashville at.-500 P. II. and 400 A. ".
Franklin Accommodation train arrives in
Nashville ll.5i A. n. and leaves $50 P. Mex
cert on SUNDAY.
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p -. '-T-'-'iaS r Ne
tgrst Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Gold was a shade higher in New York
yesterday. The following were the quota
tions Opened at 1888, was 1881 at 1880,
1888 at noon, and closed at 1899 at 3 P. NJ.
The rates here were 1922 buying and 1888
selling.
Government securities were nnnfel in
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.sesoua Warrington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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GksHgTILE AHD DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Nashviie,...-............. A. n.
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Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at........-...............h $50 A.
Arrive nj Nashville 20 P. n.
Memphis. Mobile and N. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at........-.-..........7 $50 P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville. ......l2.20 A. ".