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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07
Ficsuriug One. own Party.

Flctur1us One's OWN Fartye
The Ne,o York Commercial, Republican
journal, blurts forth rather than paints
pictures thus:
When the resolutions Offered by that
great calf from Ohio) ofimpeachment were
presented, there was no preteXt or shadow
of justification for them. The impeach-
ment committee, after prying and fishing
for eight months, was compelled to admit
that they had caught nothing, and conse-
quently had nothing to report. But al
though when Congress adjourned the i'm
peachment game was cOnfeSsedly played
out, it has been revived. The fever RACES
just now yirulently. Thad. Stevens being
i'll, and Senator Sumner taking care OF
"Crushed Women" in Kansas, Speaker Col
fax is engineering impeachment. Having
no grounds or acts on which to base the
movement, the Speaker is free to imagine
as many provOcatiOns as the case requires.
And as he is playing for the Presidency,
with Chase and Wade distanced, he trum ps
high-so high that the Euening Post, while
enjoying the abuse of the President, gently
admOnishes the Speaker that decencies il
not proprieties belong even to stump dec
lamation.
| 1t is curious, and if not so expensive, it
would be amusing, to see how many Pres
idential candidates the war has made, and
how sharp-set they are, knowing, evident
ly, that this is their opportunity. 1t was
so easy, during the war, for second and
third-rate men to get into high places. that
we have ''commodity' OF candidates for
President. A year ago half the United
States Senate and third of the House OF
Representatives expected translation to the
White House. Outside of Congress. CHIEF
Justice Chase, Horace Greeley and Wen
dell Phillips entered the lists. Each rider
in this race had his color aud rode his hob
by. The Chief Justice planted his colors
with his own hand at Charleston, and
[struck for universal negro SUFFRAGE in
the South. Senator Wade-a division oil
property, so that every black man shall
have an improved farm. Thaddeus Ste.
vens-confiscation Gen. Butler-repudi.
alton. Speaker ColfaX-impeachme ant
sixteen reasons why Gen. Grant should
not be nominated by Republicans" Mr.
Greeley-''prohibitory liquor and lagel
laws" Senator Sumner-"an educational
system that will raise a white population
to intellectual and social equality with the
black or superior race"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07
~ .6ALLEHER, r. A.. MATTHEW'S,
II Late of Mason Co., KY Of Maysville, K >,
+ 49,. O. NELSON,
- Late Of Mt. .sterling. Ky. r
Merchants Hotel.
's' QoRAERLy DENk1soN RoUsEo
ALLEHER, RELSOH & CU., ProprietOra
MI Filth Street, near Main,
C1nc1nnat1, Ohio.
aUThis House having boon thorouGhiy rspairs
n ovsted and newly furnished. is now open.
TO LADIES'.

If you require reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregulart. or DISTINCTIONS, why not
use the best?
Every lady knows the SLIGHTEST irregularity of na
ture is liable to bring on Headache, Gddiness, Low
Spirits, Painting. Hyst wcs. &C.; then the bloom Of
health fades. the apl et fails, and other symptoms
more distressing con- .aence, as Weakness. Spinal
Z Complaint, the Whites, Prolapsus. &c., &c.
never failing remedy will be found in
DIR. HARyEY,S FEMALE PILLS.
The experience Of thir y years has proved they
have no equal for Removing distractions and 1r
regularitles. NO NATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. Thev are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards of SO 600 boxes sold annually, and com
plant of their efficacy is heard, for they ac-
complish what they ere represented to do.
Sold in boxes Containin0 Sicty PiNs. Price One
Dollar. -
DIR. HARvEY,S GOLDEN PILLS
is remedy four degrees stronger t. an the above
and intended for special cases of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box
If you cannot purchase the Pills of your DRUG
gst. they viii be sent by mai. post paid secure
from observation, on receipt OF the money, by Dr.
JAMES BRYAN, Consu.in Physician si9 Broal-
way. New York. For sale By Druggists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07
The Cotton Crop ofIs07.

The following is return of the cotton
crop for 1867, taken by the Bureau of Sta
tistics. The returns are from four hun
dred and eighty-four divisions, several di-
visions yet remaining to heard from, and
show that five millions and siXty-seven
thousand and twenty five acres have been
planted in cotton, and that the estimated
yield is one million five hundred and sixty
eight thousand three hundred fiity-seven
bales of four hundred and fifty pounds
each, equal to one million seven hundred
and siXty-four thousand four hundred and
one bales of four hundred pounds each
the latter being the weight assumed in the
census of 1860. The yield of 1860 was
thr.e millions six hundred and ifty-siX
thousand and eightysiX bales OF four hun
dred pounds each. 1t is estimated by the
bureau that the returns yet to come will
not materially alter the above figures.
The Albany (N. " Express says: The
boys on the Central railroad, instead of
getting reconciled to their new rig. appear
more and more dissatisfied, and we under
stand the braksmen have asked permission
to wear a uniform designed and paid for by
themselves. They are in no way pleas,
with their blouses. The salutations and
questions fired at them from sarcastic in
dividuals at the various stations, as: "How
are you, old smoke-frock?' "Got our po
tatoes dug YETI" Sc, don't tend to reconcile
them. The dress of the conductors is neat
and tasteful enough-eXcepting, perhaps,
the gold banded caps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07

An exchange suggests that when Utah is
admitted to the Union it should be called
the State of Matrimony. 4
A Pennsylvania youth put lot of gum
powder and box of matches in the same
pocket, and then went out to play. The
result need not be stated.
Prentice, In view of Thurlow Wee1's at
tacks upon MRS. Lincoln, says that. in spite
of his infirmaties, he is still ambitious OF
being a lady-killer. -,
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YOUTAFUL INDlsCRETION,
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

tnYsTERs RECEIVED DAILY
~ HUSTON 4 Co, Oyster Packers, Nos. 1s1.
ls3 Chestnut street. Baltimore and amherlain's 9
W harf, Norfolk Va. have establisheda depot at
No IS North High street. l.-.,i e7.s 3.l.-.-. sg
All orders BY mail will receive prompt attention.
A,liberal discount to dealers. oct1z-dlm
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YOUNG MEN

strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, Emissions. Physical and Nervous De-
biity, Impotence. or want of power. the result Of
sexual exec g. or 81 -- - AZ -
YOUTHFUL INDlSCRETION,
which, neglected. ruins tne happiness and units the
and often terminates in an untimely grave. Make
no delay in seeking the remedy. Bell Specific
Pills can be used without detection Interference
with business pursuits.
NO CHANGEO OF:DIE1 Is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable. and perfectly harm
less on the system Each box contains so pills. with
and cure Price One Dollar. Beware of counter
feitsi If you cannot procure them of your Drug
Ing Physician. sIs Broadway. New York. and they
will be sent BY return mail. free from observa-
tion. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07

Every boy baby in Bulgaria has to paw a
tax for exemption from military duty.-
They regularly belong to the infantry
corps.
Another delectable prize fight near New
York. One man got his head in chancerv
and was pounded tor seven minutes. when
him escape.
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PLuMRERs' MATERIAL
GAS FITTING.

publie and Private BUILDINGS, Store Houses,
- fttcs up in the most improved style, and
I'd rcasonabic terms. Shqnacilers, Hal Lighis
- Hoe PENDANTS Brackets. olass Globes
smoke Bells. Patent and Plain Shades. Ciesi
Lighters, etc.
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st. Cecilia Academy
AT
CHANCER Y SIZE.

II. PURSUANCE or a DECREE. on lh u =
j Cban.~rv C.urf AZ shFiiig, 10 1870 -
= y .t-.t ~ sod sthafa u. james WheiAu'
win .sli At the csHTihoase o. 'ii'' a. -
O'Clock. on -. 80,
saturday. Juig 9Th, 1887
,t.l., ar marcel % Isrd frontinE about 81 feet
Z. 49, ~ cbfeH y rsalzfcred IN book = page
- T., fbs Hegistef's 0filee and having upon 4 TIE
= Cerilia Arademy
TERMS OF SAL --Ons- haii q the Pufceass
,,,'.,,sg 81 sir masths Gue-f8aFth Ia twelve and
he yssiduie IN fWenty-fouT months. Eith interest
from day 81 sale Notes with a.ipr8Fed securi-
~ and lien retained sale nee itoiu redemp-
3ou- MORTON B. How ELL.
fy6 I'd Clerk and Master.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
Lexington, Virginia.

AFE Atti4 AIH5 IT AiAAItEs
GEN. n. & LEE President.
Aided b. a corps 81 twenty Instructors. lnclna-
ing Professor of Law.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN on
i third ThGrsday in September. Snd cod On
third Thursday in June. Lexington may bs
reached b. stage ron stanton or 99shs n, On
the Virginia Central Railroad; from Lynch burg
by canal OF by stage from Bonsaeks, on tHs
Virrinia and Ieanessee Railroad. -
For further particulars. apply % CLERK o. me
Faculty for Catalogue.
iuly2 3W
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steamboat, factory, hqiel ana StaiignaIy
Wb,.tles Steam Iraps. elobs Valves, ali sises
tuare Coels. on Ours. Air Cocks, Cylinder
Cccks, cic-, etc.
fahgl SIN
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IRON PIPE.

For Gas. Water and Steam, from an eiEhth inch
az % two inches
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This consists in the muster Of recruits
limitations, the usual business of the or
ganization, and Thrilling" The members
are, from time TO time, drilled in the squad
and manuel drill of "Casey's Infantry
Tactics" s,I sLI IS L-l-
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Fit,inrs for the Above

Tees. Elbows. Crosses, Plugs. Bushinss. Re
duotrs. Lock Nuts Hooks. Return beoaa'
Unions etc
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NaShViIle Blood HOrse
ASSOCIATION COURSE.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THE NASH
4 vile Course will commence on
TUESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER,

TUESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER,
and continue during the week.
The following stakes are proposed. aud viii
close the 18th day of August. viz:
YOUNG AMERICA STAKE NO. For two
year Olts. that have never been trained preyI-
Gus to this fall. The dash Of mile: SIS en-
trance; play or pay. The Association TO add
SEQ il the race is run. To be run TUESDAY,
the first day.
GREEN STAKE-For three year olds that
have never appeared in public; mile heats; $50
entrance; play or pay. The Association O. add
500 IL the race Is run. To be run IT. ESDAA,
the first day.
THE EXCEPTION STAKE-Two mile heats.
for all ages; $50 entrance; play or pay: free for
all excepting Muggins." To be run on second
day Of meeting. Association to add $500 &c the
race is run.
CUMBERLAND STAKE Nc For three
year olds; mile heats; $50 entrance; play or
pay. The Association 70 add $50 1t the race Sc
run. To be run on the third day.
YOUNG AMERICA STAKE NO. 2-For two
year Odds; the dash Of mile $50 entrance;
plas or pay, Association 60 add 500 II the race
is run. To be run on the fourth day.
CUMBERLAND STAKE Ne. a-For three
year Olds; two mile heats $50 entrance: play
or pay. Association 10 add $500 IL the race Is
run. To be run on fifth day.
Five or more to I'll the above stakes. To
name and close August Is, 1867. Entries ad-
dressed to the Secretary.
- b u. CO4HRilL. President.
GEO. W. DARDEN. Sec'y and Treas
iulyl6 I'm
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s[To pass yourself as Lacquer, when qass.s
hand raised to Heaven. thumb and third
finger touching their ends over the palm, anu
pronounce Liberty" Bringing the hand down
on line with the shoulder, pronounce LIN
colin" Dropping the hand open at your sac
pronounce Loyal" With your hand and
Ringers downward in the chest, the thumb thrust
into the vest or waistband, across the body, pro-
nOunce " League"
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OBJFCT OF THE LEAGUE.


A.V.P GENTLEMEN: am directed
to state to you the object of this organiza-
ton. 1t is to preserve liberty, perpetuate
the Union of the United States of America,
maintain the supremacy Of the laws and
neutrality-suspicious. enemies; foreign
and domestic, to secure the ascendency of
American institutions on this continent, to
protect, defend and strengthen all loyal
men and members of the Union League of
America in all their rights of person and
property, to demand the elevation and aid
in the education OF the labor and laboring
men of the whole country, to make our
councils schools for the prompt and proper
instruction of all men in the duties OF
American citizenship, and for the inculca-
ton Of sentiments of true charity and
brotherly affection among the members of
our order.
A. V. p. Having informed you of the
puTpCses of our order, / now expect from
YOU promise of secrecy before proceeding
farther. Have / your solemn pledge TO
keep secret whatever may transpire ~
your presence? Answer must be ia the
affrma tive.
To the questions now propounded you
will answer upon your honor and under
your pledge of secrecy.
LIST. Do Won fully subscribe to the princi-
pies set fort h in the Declaration of indie
pendence?
Answer --.
ID Do you acknowledge that your frsi
and highest allegiance under God is due {
the government Of the United States o
| America?
Srd. Are you willing to pledge yoursel
to resist to the utmost extent Of your power
all attempts to subvert.or overthrow tn
government Of the United States?
Answer -.
4th. win you strive to the extent c
your ability for the maintenance Of hber
| ~; the elevation Of labor the educaiio
in the responsibilities and dutiesof AMER
can citizenship Of all the people Of TN
country; the practice of true friendshi
and charity towards each and all Of th
order, of which you are about to become
member, and for the election OF appoin
menf to all places Of public trust Of sue
men only as are reliable supporters OF the'
principles and measures
1 Answer -
5th Are yoa willing, and do you desil
to bind yourself BY a solemn oath 70 u
maintenance Of the principles and poiic
indicated in the inferr,Sgaiories 70 whiehsyS
have now afRrmatively replied?
Answer -.
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Nashville and Memphis
RAILROAD LINE.

OrTIcr nF aENFpAL SuPERmTENDENf,
FpaFFIFLn KEETUCKY RAIRCAD, 7
SPRIgaFIEID, Tenn April Is, 1871
ON AND AFTER MtNDAh, THE lote
linstauf. Trains on FdFe6eid and kentuck 9
Railroad will
Leave Nashville Daily az 500 y. NJ,
Making close connections ut State Line with
Trains on Memphis, Clarksville and LOUISVILLE
Railroad for Memphis. and at Humboldt with
Trains on Mobile aud Ohio Railroad for all
points South.
The Line has been put in thorough repair,
and Is nos prepared 90 transport passengers ana
Freight with reliability and dispatch. First
class sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Fare as low ~ any other route.
BOYD NJ. CHEATHAM,
Gen1 Sup't =. 4 n. Railroad.
aprl4
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rHF MoRK on ~ oRpER.

tire Of the room, and salute the Post Com
mandant in the usual way, and then take
..1.tlr annl
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THREE FARMS OF PROM SOS To sis
ACRES EACH
Also, Personal 'FroPert,
snIe salurday, Augusl 3. u.

NY VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of TIE CIR
AZ Distriet Of tennessee. IN case OF Metsrran
III III ~ MCKAY s. Foster. j viii. on tbs 81
nay or AUGUST. 1907, 81 the tourthOuse door
4 the city ef Nashville, expose ~ the highest
bi5ler fhs tract Of land on which Felix O. Nc
Eas nov resides containIue fbs Acre.. which
tract has been divided into three farms con
tanning respectively "a acres, itJ polei; zoe
aeres 20 poles ~ acres. poles-toundci on
The north hy lands Of Robert Cartwneht; On
east b. lands Of $. 3. Hall and Ihomus 81 alker.
on south by iands Of John Eubank5: and on
west BY lands of w. ID. PHILIPPE and Caroline L.
Besl sold without redemption.
EhMs-One-thiF cash. balance on credits
pf siH, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months.
purchaser % give seeurity. Interest from dats
end len retained. r.. X. CAMPBELL.
IY3 "a Special Commissioner.
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HartmanIg safetE BridIe and Lineg.

TOR GENERAL DRIVING. OR FOR RUN
II AWAY AND KICKING H0Hs p. With
this Improvement, woman can c0ntrd spir-
tied horse with more ease and absDlufe certain
~ than the strongest man eau with common
bride. Everybody is m0st cordially invited 70
give rs call. The Satisfaction % seeing tbs
invention viii amply pas yea i1r Eoug irgable-
The Bride may be SEGA ~ ROOM 10. ~ goiqn-
made BuiidinT, ca Cherry street. Nashville
Tenn. Fer further particulars adde's
JOHN a. HI93s.
apT24 II Nashville. Tenn.
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PRAYER.

Eternal God Supreme Architect and
Ruler of the Universe we humbly be-
seeeh the 10 protect the loyal people Of the
United States, and especially the members
of this patriotic organization Wilt thou
be pleased to direct and prosper all our
consultations to the advancement of Thy
glory the honor and welfare of Thy peos
ple and may all things be ordered and
settled, by the coordinate branches OF our
government, upon the best and surest
foundations, 50 that peace and happiness,
truth, liberty and justice, may be estab'
lished among us for all generations.
Save us, we pray Thee, from foreign foes
and domestic traitors, aud make us all
faithful and true to the noble cause Of con-
stitutional liberty which Thou hast gra-
ciously committed to our care. Be pleased
to guide aud direct Ms, as Thou didst our
forefathers. With the strength Of Thy
Almighty arm Thou didst uphold and
sustain them through all their fiery trials,
and at last didst crown them with victory.
May We be united in love for our COM
mon country, imbued with sentiments Of
| liberty, attached to the principles Of the
constitution, filled with reverence for Thy
Holy Law, and may Thy good spirit guide,
| strengthen and comfort US, now and for
| ever Amen.
Here, after darkening the room, the NJ.
lights the FIRE Of liberty, to burn during the
| administration of the obligation the mem
bers will be notified to join hands in a cir
Gle. around the candidates and the altar
the p. stepping within the circle.
| When there are more candidates than
can reach the flag or Bible, they should be
divided and obligated by sections.
| The z. then continues as follows Nov
place your left hand on the national hae
and raise your righttoward heaven, repeat
ing after me the following obligation:
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Louisville and Nashville
R A L e o AID.
yTaFER SCHEDULE, 1861.

MENCI9G JULY 1867,
Trains will run as follows:
Leave Meanwhile: 800 p. Nc. 500 A. N.
Arrive at Louisville hoo p. NJ loo r NJ
Both Trains make direct connection a Louls-
vile with the Jacksonville Railroad ier ~
Louis Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnan, HsIIt~
more Washington, Philadelphia, and y eW ON.
Time from Nashville % New York, forty -eif ~
hours-Over twelve hours quicker than any other
route. ...,
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers lesslns t.
Vile Al 400 p. n, connecting ~ Cineinnati Win
earlymorninF trains East, BAGGAGE cHEckKD
from Nashville 20 81. Louis, Chicago Cincin
natl, and al principal Eastern cities.
as- The 1900 P. y. Train from Nashyn e
does not run on SUNDAY.
THROUGH passenger train leaving Franklin at
6.3lA. H. aud Gailatiu az 7:42 An, arriving at
Nashville al $40 A. A., and the through passenger
leaving Nashville at 300 ?. n, will aceommO-
iafe local travel between Nashville aud Frank
lin AAhAhth FhNhs
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners
For Rent.

For Rent.
pY DECREE IN CHANCERY, III THE CASE
ID Of JnO W. w alker W. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county aud others. / am directed % rent for The
year 1867 she following property. viz.
The Store House now occupied b. Aiegsr5- X
B. CheAthnm 4 Co.
The store House 90 Church street occupisd b.
Messrs Hamilton 3 Green. And Store h0om
between the two houses above menrl0nsI
Those wishing % rent will call on me AZ X. r.
Cbeafham q Co.'S, corner % Church and College.
dec8-u (B.l RI WOODS. Trustee.
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OBLIGATION


/, (repeat your name after mine) do sol
EMMY swear Cor affirm il the presence Of
God and these Witnesses, that I win never
voluntarily bear arms against the United
States, while | am a citizen thereof; that
/ will support, protect and defend the con
stitution and government Of the United
States and the flag thereof, against
ali enemies, foreign and domestic;
that will bear true faith and
allegiance TO the same; and that | viii al
50 defend this State against any invasion,
insurnection or rebellion, 10 the extent Of
my ability.
This l freeh pledge without mental
reservation OF evasion. Furthermore that
! will do all in my power TO elect true and
reliable Union men and supporters Of the
| government, AID none others, 10 all Offices
/ Of profit OF trust nom the lowest 10 the
/ highest, in ward, town, county, State and
| General government And should ever
be called 10 fsll any Office, will faithfully
carry out the objects AID principles Of this
League. And further, that will protect,
| aid and defend ali worthy members Of the
| Z. L.; and that 1 will never make known
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THE pRRvERsrox OF THE ORDER, AND rrs
DANGERS.

will now state, Messrs. Editors, the
facts which lead me to believe that the
present leaders Of the G. A. r. in this sec
ton are peryerting the objects of the order,
and converting it into an engine of opPres-
sion, injustice, and crime In the first
place the order, it was said, was intended
TO embrace only ex-Federal soldiers. II
aOte inrites and receipes tie soldiers Of the regu
lar United States army. i believe this is
wrong and dangerous, for the reason that
it imposes on the regular soldier two obli-
cations, which may come into conflict, as
will be made apparent by what / am now
about TO disclose. . f.-.
PREPARATIONS FOR BLOODsHED IN NASH
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FRFEAIAN's PIFD4F.

To defend and perpetuate freedom aud
the Union pledge my life, my fortune and
my sacred honor. So help me God. Then
follows a song.
The members of the Council will now
be seated, the candidates will now take
their places before the Altar.
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NASHVILLE g. DECATUR
r A I L w A Y

Great Central---All Rail Route
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