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A QUALIFIED VoTER.-A gentleman
coming along Broad street yesterday mern-
ing, saw friend aud brother Of the Afri-
can pursuRsion standing in front Of an old
government house, looking in very implor-
iugly. Aher passing, this man with
the franchise in his pocket ran mp to him
and the following dialogue ensued
Negro.-Mista kin you tell me wher de
boss OBJ de corporation lives
White man,-No l cannot tell.
Negro--I hear they is gWine 10 moys
de corporation.
White man.-WherO are they going &c
move itg
Negro.-I hear dem say dey is gwine t
move il 20 Edge6eld.
White man-Well, what do you wan
with the boss OF the corporation
Negro.-I wants 20 see et can git {
drive dirt cart 20 help haul Il.
INSTRUMENTATION actually occurred. IN
il specirnen Of those who are Permitte
10 enioy the almost exclusive privilege
voting in Tennessee.
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PRICES REDUCED!
TENNESSEE IRON STORE,
Nos. 50 ana "a North Market So.

w of Tennessee and Kentucky, or i Iron.
Merchants, manufacturers and farmers will find
Is to their interest to purchase Of rs. We are
the only manufacturers Of the old reliable Ten
making a superior quality Of cheap iron. all
siaes--bar, band, round and square sheet. etc,
branded Kentucky. This iron Is far superior TO
any Puddled Iron made on the Ohio river. <
All iron sold b. Us is branded II. g. & S. Ky,
and III. D. & S. Tenn. Charcoal.
Alberal discount allowed 70 Wholesale dealers.
iaD9 9ra HILI.MAN EkO. * SONS.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
None.
. +r- DEPARTED. asst
Tyrone, for Cairo.
Palestine, for Louisville.
w. F. Curtis, for Pittsburg.
LEAVING TODAY.

Spray, for Cincinnati, Pm.
The weather is cold, with alternating
sleet and rain. The river is still falling,
with fifteen feet on the Shoals. t
The Curtis went out with 600 bales of
cotton for Cincinnati, which she took for
the low price ofeighty cents per bale.
The Tyrone went ont with good trip of
passengers, but light freight.
The Palestine went 10 Louisville empty.
The Spray, under command Of Capt.
Bruce, leaves this evening at 4 o'clock for
Louisville.
The Nashville and Pine Grove are ex-
pected at onr wharf to-day, and will leave
tomorrow at 4P.M
The weather at Memphis on Monday was
cold and freezing. 1t showed there San
day, and on Monday il was sleeting. The
Mississippi was rising, with thirty feet in
the channel. White river stationary, with
seven feet in the channel Arkansas sta
lionary, with thirty inches IN the channel.
The Louisville journal ofyesterdAy says :
'aThe river was falling very fast, owing to
the intense cold weather. 10 has fallen fully
two feet at the head Of the falls ia the pre-
yious twentysfour hours ending yesterday
evening, with fully thirteen aud half feet
water RI the canal yesterday evening by
the mark; eleven and half feet water on
the falls. and ten feet steamboat waterin the
middle chute. The weather continues in
tenseIy cold ice making fast The Their
mOmeter stood at eight degrees above zero
al Z A. NJ. yesterday; about noon il was up
| 10 tyentystwo. Business al the city wharf
/ appeared to be rather brisk, owing to the
| arrivals Of several steamers from New Or
leans with foil eargoes Of sugar and molas-
sss.
| i"The Argonaut is the regular ThuTsday
packet to sllpoints on Cumberland river.
| She takes Ohio river freight for points
below here at regular packet rates. She
is in command Of Capt. Gus. Everhardt,
| a competent and clever boatman. Our
merchants ought TO sustain and encourage
our packets in the above trade TO the full
est extent, as the Cumberland river trade
/ is Of vast benefit to our merchants and our
| city. The Argonaut and Palestine leave
regularly every Thursday evening and 60
through direct to Nashville"
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-YeTy heavy ice il
running in the river, butthe ierTyrboatsyes-
teTday and to-day have made trips at reg
Mar Intervals, and succeeded in carrying
all railroad passengers, baggage and mails
and to-day heavy freight has been handled
to.some extent. The weather moderated
considerably and brisk snow storm sci
ia this evening and continues at thin
writing, II O'Clock, with indications o.
rain. Ii also SHOWS at various points Wesi
Of here. There is an excellent prospect
that the ice In the river will soon run ooi
and navigation South will be resumed
There is a heavy ice-gorge for ss7era
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xasnvlIle Wholesals Drygoods TRADE,

NA5hflLlEt jan. IL lCtDs
A fair amount Of business has been done
the past week, considering the inclement
weather and financial depression. Under
the advance in gold and cotton, goods are
rather frmer, though not qnotably higher
than our last report.
"A BRowE SHEETTxGs-A Augusta, l4c,
Laurel Hill IA, Richland l43.
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Coon LrvrNe--R. G. Thompson has re-
moved his restaurant from College street to
the Stedman House, on Cherry, where he
has fitted up HE dining-room in style that :
speaks for itself. His old customers ahd
friends are notified that he is prepared TO
wait on them at his new quarters Strangers
and citizens when shuneered viii hnd al
Thompson's supply Of the best OF every
thing the market affords, served mp ~ the
most approved manner known 70 the culi-
nary art.
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POatuOueEnent.

The meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee, which was announced to take
place on Saturday, the 4th inst, at the law
rooms Of Hon. A. S. Colyar, has been post
poned till Saturday, the 18th inst, at the
hour Of 8 o'clock P. NJ, and at the above
named place.
By order of the Chairman.
]. d. WALKER, Sec,y.
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:. The Healing Pool, and HOmse of
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports. for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
strOy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage. with sure means Of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOU9HT0N. Howard Assoc
ciatiOn. Philadelphia. Pa. maybe 3m
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ADDITIONAL Coal SUPPIY.-Messrs. ID.
Rrien. of the firm Of Brien & Thaxton,
aud u. II. Bailey, Of the frm of Bailey,
Ordway & Co, with their associate, Mr..
Jasper, Who operated with the firm nsule
Of Jasper, Brien s. Co, have succeeded IN
bringing 10 our wharf nine barges Of coal,
containing $4,000 bushels. The entire
lot reached here safely and without acci-
dent. This firm is composed Of old reliaN
BILE business men of the city, and We learn
that their arrangements are such that q
full supply Of coal viii always be on hand,
which will be furnished at the lowest
prices.
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In Bankruptcy

Middle District Of Teunessee, held at Lewisburg
in Marshall county. Tennessee. On the-9i day
Of January. 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIYEi
notice Of his appointment as Assignee o
c. c. Cochran, William S. Bowers, David Big
ham, lasen B. Little, aoel A. Morria. ana
John Free, in the county Of Marshall and
State Of tennessee, within said district Wit
have been adjudEed bankrapts upon their owl
petitions by the District Court Of said district
RICHARD WARNER. JR-, Assignee.
ianS W3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to -sF -r- fr.-s rr.--
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
dpcl7 If
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FTEsT CUMBERLAND tPREsBYTERIAN
READING CLUB.-This club had another
interesting meeting last night, the e1er'
cises being replete with interestand instrne'
ton. The readings poetry, etc, we're
chasle and reflected credit upon all who
participated
We are glad TO see the determination on
the part of the members 10 make this the
leading literary organization of the city.
The energy and zeal displayed angner well
for their success.
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CUMBERLAND COAL-We have just
received a large sapply Of superior Guns
berland Coal, at our yard on South College
street, next door TO Fireman's Hall, which
VIII be sold as follows Lump 81 90;
round, s. so; slack, So co.
janl2 Al BRTEN, JASPER & Co.
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A COUGH, A COLD. OR A sOR

THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked If allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result. -at
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Having a a direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For bronchitis, Asti-
ma. Cafarrh, COnsunptive and Throat
Diseases, TrOehes are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches," and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
oct27 4meod
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No AcTIos.--Chsneellor Harrison has
not vet acted upon the application OF
Judge Rrien for an injunction against the
city officials. TIE result win probably he
l,o,rn IN. dav
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LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...-.... coo A. n. and Gao p NJ
Ieave 's30A. NJ and c. 81 p n.
Arrive At Nashville at.-6.40 ?. n. and 400 a. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives m
Nashville lis A. N. and leaves $40 P. N-ex-
cert on Sunday.
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miles South Of Cairo, but a few DAYS OF
warm weather win break it up or weaken
il 80 that boats can push through.
IBy telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is fall
ing fast, with ten feet Of water in the
canal and eight feet on the falls. The
weather is foggy and wet. TherInometer
IS degrees.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE weather Is
much milder, indicating more snow.
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REwovAL.-John Archibald has moved
from Market street 10 corner Mulberry and
cherry. South Nashville, where he will be
glad 10 see his oldcust0mers and friends.
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nnrenne CnIleclor.

We are authorized TO announce JAMES IL.
COLLINS as candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election
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ANOTHER Coal BARGE SUNK.-An-
other coal barge, belonging to P. b. Mason
& Co, containing 5000 bushels of coal, was
sunk on Monday at Belt Island, up the
Cumberland river, on its way TO THE place.
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Nen MARRIAGE Gniie.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases, incident to youth and
early manhood, which creates impsdiments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia. Pa
sepR I'm
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in financial legislation but, to our view,
they cannot but be productive of much
speculative excitement, and Of strong re-
versaI Of the late downward tendency in
the gold premium.
Gold has made decided advance. The
following are the New York quotations
Of yesterday Opened at 142, was l4l4 at
1880. 14l5 at IL, 14l5 at noon, and closed
at 141s at 3 Pm. The rates here were
139@140 buying and I4l3 selling. Silver
is bought at l2c less than gold.
Government bonds have advanced, and
were qnoted in New York yesterday as
faiIoWa.
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Nashville Live stecl market.

NASHVILLE, Jan. IA, 1000.
The supply of beef cattle in the stalls
this week has been equal to the local de-
mand, with prices unchanged. Hogs have
come in tolerably freely, though packers
are not doing much. We quote:
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RISE IN CoAL.-William Dews and
Messrs. Yoseburg Marshall & Russell in
form us that coal, in the future, will be
furnished by them at Sc so, instead OF
S. so per load.
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AoQuIrrED.-Col. Stone on yesterday
morning, after taking all the evidence adj
dnced on the previous day under careful
adyisement, rendered verdict Of acquittal
in the case Of Captain Pittman, who vas
tried on the charge Of horse stealing. The
decision was made in open court, and
Capt. r. being released from limbo and
legal custody, went on his way rejoicing.
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Our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN w.
FRYoN, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee.
Is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE, Tonnes
see, 70 receive aud receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements for the UEIos AND DISPATCH.
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United States 5-2Os at 71s.
Exchange on New York, drawn on
shipments of cotton or other produce, is
taken by the banks at 1 discount, and is
sold at par. ar3-.It s1
Checks on London and Dublin are sold
at 81 per pound sterling.
There is bnt little inquiry here for gov
eminent bonds and other securities, owing
to the great scarcity of money, and our local
bonds are very dull and difficult of sale.
Southern bank notes are dull with a
downward1enaency.
Nashville corporation checks may be
quoted at 95c discount
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the l1th
inst, were as follows
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RAIN AND SLUsH.-Y Yesterday was one
If the most disagreeable days. we ever
witnessed The clouds were thick and
murky; il raiued all day, and the mud
and slnsh filled every street aud alley.
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NtInnts AInrIIaI

ST. L0UIa, Jan. l4.--TobaeeO--none offering.
Flour frm-superfne S. 5097 IS. Whsat-no
demand. Corn stronger at S39y3c. Oats dull at
7l675c Rye 81 IS. Provisions nominaly I'M
rhanyad rr
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RID CRooK.-The ballet troupe has ar
rived, and the great drama of the Lost
Cause is in nightly rehearsal. All pre-
parations for the proper bringing out OF the
play will be complete. One Of the richest
treats ever offered 90 the theater-gOeTs OF
Nashville will be presented at the summer
Street Theaier on Thursday night. Don't
forget that the box office for tickets and
reserved seats will be open this morning
and tomorrow morning.
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MARRIED .

Ia this city. at The residence of Chas. Ro bert
son. ON she l4th inst. by the Rev. r. F. Bunt-
ing. D. d., Mr.. JANIS L. PARK to Miss JENNIE
T. TaoMPsoN. both of Nashville.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Jan IA, 4 P. M-T0baoco hIm :
Tugs $500 IS common to medium leaf E9lT,
So 1902 SO. Oats 67G6sc. Corn 759s0c Mess
pork S2l92l SO. Lard 123<913c Bacon-shsul7
ders 9llc clear sides 1215e. Bulk meats--shoul-
ders SIZE clear sides HE Whisky, in bond.
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NOTICE.

nlBE ARsUAL MEETIEa OF Tai, s40C r., =
aolders III the Fourth E8tiOnal baAhs ~ ~ - -
pufpose of sleUtinT Director. via &c h3i
ne Ban king House IN tais city, on AOhlN Q
i''N '-''1" JNo. P0RTERFIELD. Cashier.
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THE BANQUET HALL DESERTED.
Save Me from My Friends Insecure
SecurIties-LeRViHgi HE Principal ia

Save Me from My Friends Insecure
Seeurities-IeaviHgi HE Principal in
His Glory. -eEag
Late on Monday evening, in order to
set ourselves and the public right in re-
gard to a report put in circulation TO the
effect that the securities of Capt. Sheridan
were giving notice that they would not be
responsible further for his official acts and
were withdrawing from his bond, We APP
piled to what we conceived the proper
source, andwere assured that there was lit
tie or no foundation for the report. Yes~
terday we put ourselves to the trouble of
making further inquiry into the matter,
and find that therea more facts connected
/ with it than even the report referred to in
| Dictated, affecting not only the bond of
| Capt. Sheridan, but other city officials. As
regards the bond of Capt. Sheridan, the
| following securities, as we are advised, have
| given notification that they will not be re-
responsible for his official acts. As to the
reasons they assign we are not informed,
nor would it be matter of significance as
! altering the status of the case If we were.
The following surities of Mr.. Sheridan
have given the notification indicated !:
Patrick Clary, Charles Nelson, John Trea-
nor and Mr.. Boisson.
/ As TO whether these gentlemen are
justified in Withdrawing their support
from the newly elected Revenue Collector,
| il is not our business 10 enquire. We give
the facts as we understand them. Mr.. ID.
Brien has also notified Martin Cockrell,
| Water Tax Collector, that he will no longer
stand as surety for his official acts. Tins
one of the officials at least, may feel like
one who trea6s alone some banquet hall
deserted. They may, with painful emo
tions, feel keenly the instability of newly
formed friendships, and say with agony OF
SOUL "Save me from my friends" Alone
in his glory, the deserted officer or officers
can now look about them for other parties
to step into the shoes made vacant, who We
trust will plant their feet 80 firmly that
they will neither run them down at the
heels, nor cut ont the toes. Better luck IN
future, friends.
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job Press for sale.

NOR SALE, Ar THIS OFFICE, A no. ]
Il nAVHs' OsGII.KsATtsA Soh PRESS
Z2x16 inches Can be had az bargain.
cots
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Removal and Renewed Interest,
COMBINATION OF STOCK.
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS, Shoes HATS, ETC.,
For Winter Wear.
CHEAP FOR CASH.

WE HAVE RECENTLY REMOVED OUR
w stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, ETC.. from our
Store, no. Is College street, % the Old stand.
Corner OF Broad and College Streets,
Established IN 1913. making one OF the most
complete stocks in the city, and are c9n7tanily
receiving new additions and styles ron u
Eastsra markets. We earnestly solicit the pat
ronaEe Of our old friends and customers art
b k. CUTTER Z GLEAFEs.
Corner Broad and College sts-, Nashville. Tenn
nov30-2m
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New York Market.

Nav York. Jan. l4-CottOn is a shade easier
--uplands l65<c. Coffee steady. Sugar quiet
Cubs l1189l214c; Havana 1H@l3c. Molasses
steady. Flour nominRlly unchanged. Wheat
dull. Corn heavy at 81 309l 40.
New York: Money and stock Market
NEW York. Jan. 1.-THE money market is un-
changed. Call loans 5a6c Sterling dull and
dropping at 91Z6954c. Gold opened at l421z and
closed at 4ll4Gl4l2s Old Tennessee 621z; new
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Of the late JAMES P. KIRKNAS, who was frozen
to death in Maury county on the 9Th inst, &
Dead in the snsw
On the wild rivers brink. ff
Oh. it is sad to think
Life ended go.
Dead in the snow
What his last moments we're
Cold in the winter drear IFne Z
No one may know. fft.estt
Dead in the snowi
Far Ger the hills away,
Sits q young wife and gay.
Peering through window gray.
Breathing so low.
Lingers-lingers sol -. utsi
He will come, know;
lie has heard the battles cry,
Sheltered oft by thesky;
Swan the rolling river high,
He can fear no foe" 7ssy
He will come, know,
When the twilight shrouds the day.
And the pale moon lends her ray,
Homeward she will guide his way.
And my heart o'erhow;
He will come. know
e Oh! No-N0-Noi
North wind. cease to blow
You have laid him stark and low;
The trees stands mourners Ger,
The dark waves beat the shore.
Frozen! no marks he bore.
The noble is no more,
Dead in the snowi
HUMAyITAS.
NASHVILLE, Jan. l4th. 1868.
The above lines were suggested by the writer
having once come near losing his life in a SINH
lar manner.
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has Godey's
Lady's Book for Februery, and Harpers
Bazaar.
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Cincinnati HHaraxet.

.CIxCINNATI. Jan. l4.-FloEr-family $ll@
II 50. Wheat dull. Corn dahl at S5t190c. Oats
6rm at &c. Rye dull. Bacon is held firmly
shoulders 9Ae; clear sides llA@l2e; sugar
cured hams 159l7e. Sugar and coffee hrIner
MoIosaaq 9lfQ0c
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For Rent-The front portion of the Office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office. E|r
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uPESGNs AND CLOSING az Tits;
uAETS-AuG1'ST tst.-UE1eial.
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10 ff mtdulg ..--.-....-.'.- -
.eeood Nost,sor-fan aHd Southern via
Chattanooga.
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New York DRY floods market.

New YORK. Jan. H.-DrygOods continue in
active and without any particular change. The
rapid advance Of gold to l4215 has tendency 10
ifnpart more frmness to the market, nOtWith
Standing the extreme inertia.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train q,
tN.'l'- - 81 . NJ D n
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Leave Nashville at..........8.00 A. NJ. and 7ag P.
Arrive AZ Chattanaoga.-. 600 A. n. ana 500 P. H..
Shelbyville and Tullahoma Accommodation
Leaves at Nashville 80 p NJ
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NASHVILLE AND NoRTHwEsTERNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........7 Is A. NJ hnd 3.43P W
Arrives OF Nashville at...7:OO A. n. and sac p ~
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nAIssoAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

From ? s.mtosr.E. Sundays. Ito eGT.
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Deaasur. sicsHpIris and New Orleans.
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F4rss Washington and S0"fhesh wa
Chattanooga
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-'' = Memphis and Rev Orleans.
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EdgpEieId and Kentucky n. n.
I'm -
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s.cana Northern.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays nj 8 o'clock A. A.. arrives 81 Nash /.
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at ]
o'clock p. A..
LEwIsBURG AND NoLESsv1LLE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat-
urday at 7:30 A. ~, arriving at LeWisburg same
day.