Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-27
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
xAsavLLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train ~
Leave ...................,.-.-s..-. 5,u0 p n
Mail aud Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at . 30 90 =
Arrive 1T Nashyil :, y 80 r NJ
Memphis Mobile and n. o. Express;
Lava Nashville l.5O P "
Arrive at iz.zo A. n
IouIsyILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 5n A. Y. ana 5I w = NJ
Arrive at Louisville at La ~ NJ AMI 400 ~
Arrive SrHS at Nashville at 90 A. NJ and ll55 P; y
,ain tbst arrives in Nashville A. N. and
leaves P. M.-excent on sunday
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...6.50,, 700 A. N. and BOO P. NJ
Arrives ut Shelbyville... q.0O A. n. and o.o3 p NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga. 200 A. NJ and ~ ?. NJ
Leave ChattanooTa. ....... $40 A. NJ and 30 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville. 40 A. NJ ana 80 ?. n
Leaves Shebyyile 90 A. N. and ~ ~ P NJ
Arrives NJ Nashviile~.-lll 10 A. ~ and 2.35 p. N.
Sundays excepted)
nashville AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........2O A. NJ ana 30 P ~
Arrives Ut Nashville at...7;OJ 4. NJ ana 4.V ?. NJ
TD4FFlFID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville ~ .....,..-........s so A. n.
Icaye Nashville at ........--...,-.-.--s'4 P. N
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashyille..-................ A. NJ
Arrives at Nashville ...-.., 500 p. NJ
TRUSE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock a. A., arrives at Nash,
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at
O'Clock p n.
MAJOR WALKER.-M Major Walkers phy
sicians pronounce him improving, and he
will doubtless recover.
TIE PENTTENTIARY.-There are now
four hundred and eighty prisoners in the
penitentiary, ten Of whom belong to the
militia.
CoRPoRAT1oN CHEcKs.-The Recorder
is taking corporation checks at par in liqui-
dation Of fines, but will take nothing but
United States currency or specie for costs.
CABBAG1Ne.-Frank Collins, colored,
was yesterday fined $40 and costs in Justice
Wikinson's Court, on conviction OF steals
ing cabbage from man named Jenkins.
No REGIsTRATIoN.-Capt. Sheridan has
not opened and will not open the Pegistra
ton Office before election. Duplicate cerT
tifcates are to be furnished all who have
lost those procured Of Major Alden.
WIFE WmPPNG.-Geoorge p. Kramer,
man charged with whipping his wife,
was committed to Jail yesterday by Justice
Stewart, in default of bonds to keep the
peace.
THE Nashville Synod meets to-day in
the First Presbyterian Church. The Mod
orator Of the last Synod not being present,
the opening sermon was preached last
night by the Rev. Mr.. Parks
SINGLETON, at the postoffoe has Har-
per's Magazine for October, the IWaverly
Magazine, Chimney Corner, HarPers
Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
paper, New York Ledger, and the La
Crosse Democrat, Brick Pomeroy'a paper
A CALL.-If our clever and popular
Young friend James H. Collins, Esq, vii!
consent TO the use of his name as a candi-
date for Alderman from the first ward, he
will be elected by an overwhelming ma
iority. MANY TAX PAYERS
CONSERVATIVE NoMINATroNs.-At a
meeting of the citizens of the Filth Ward
last night, the following nominations were
unanimously made For Alderman. b.
Knowles For ouncilmen--Jno. d. Brien
and 10. c. McCrory.
We heard it reported yesterday that the
white Aldenites had determined to vote at
the polls TO be opened by the city authori-
ties, in hope that they may at these secure |
the election of their candidate over the |
several other aspirants. We know nothing
of the truth of this report, being wholly
ignorant Of The plans of the "bummers.'
STOPPING CorroN. - A man named
Minken Sanders was taken into custody
yesterday by Detective Chesthsm and
Deputy Marshal Reddicl, charged with
having in his possession four bales Of cot
ton taken from the gin of G. s. Cook, at or
near Murfreesboro The case was finally
compromised before Justice Wilkinson.
Card.
Editors Union aud Dispatch
| desire to correct the false impression
that seems to prevail, to the effect that |
have declined the canvass for Mayor.
will prosecute the canvass until p. NJ. ON
Saturday, unless some satisfactory arrange
ment shall be made between me and my
opponents Ii this should take place, the
public will have due notice of the fact.
NJ. c. C0TToN.
Ara meeting Of Temple Division, No.
4 l. L. IL.