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ARREST or A HoRsE-TmEF. A man
named John W Bennett was arrested ou
Monday evening last At Iuks, Miss, on the
charge ofhaving stolen horse, The proper
,yof Mr. james + Grey, OF Limesion, in
that Stale. The thief had sold the horse
10 Mr.. j. p. Shackeliord Of Tascumbis,
Ala, aad reward had been offered for
has capture.
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PRICE EIYE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UNIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FrvE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboyz aud dealers 40 thai they can cell
At this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
I ngties 81 BIS appointment ~ Assigned %
II +. Huge, Ih0s s. ariggs Chas. dnldbers and
% :. 0aIbfesth. % Nashville. 10 the county o.
paviason and State Of Trnnesses, withia saia
District, who have been adludged bankrupts
on their oWa petitions. By tho Di1trirt Coud o.
aaid District
As. cHADBOURNE, Asigass.
apr2s law8t Oalce szs1 Church street..
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II. n SAMa bbAabt WI ~
va 30je7 u. $. Dist Court NJ, y. Of
BOYS CLOTHING,

AM PREPARED To MAKE To ORDER.
L Boys Youths and ChldFen's Cl0thiug,
Gentlemen Shirts, Drawers. ana summer Cloth
ing aud with the assistance Of my husband, Dan
J. ScAnlan, whose reputation ~ a cutter Is well
known, can guarantee satisfaction Go all who
may favor me with orders.
MRS. DAN j. SCANLAN.
mvIA I'm "a n summer street.
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THatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
;i4le and perfect Dye-haEmless. reliable, instan-
taBeous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
III ELECTS of bod Dies. Inyigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Wjliiam A. Bnehelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perlumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Lapr29 ly.
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DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROB-
BrRY-THE CULPRIr EsCAPFs-W. X.
Dohson, architect Of this city, had a most
glaring attempt at robbery made upon him
night before last, by a man unknown. Mr..
Dobson was going quietly along the street,
when he was sccOsted by a man who called
upon him to deliver" He had in his
possession at the time, watch and some
money, and with presence of mind which,
under the circumstances was truly wonder
fnl. He pretended to put his hand
in bis pocket, but at the moment struck
the rufian and gave him good
pounding. The sCoundrel made his escape
which is much TO be regretted, but we are
pleased that he did not take his booty with
him.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, May %, 1868.
CoTToN.-The encouraging advices from
Liverpool and New York infused some lit
tie life into the market, resulting in the
following transactions bales at 274e, II
at &c, G at 26lc, z at 2Gc, and at 25c.
Total sales, Al bales Received Is bales.
Shipped 81 bales.
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PERsoSAL.-Col Y. X. Stevenson. for
merly Of this city, but who, since the ere
cent unpleasanlnr-s' has made his home ia
New York, is 10 the city on business. IL
will be most gratifying 10 the numerous
friends OF the distinguished citizen to know
that his complication with the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad have drawn 10
a close, and we hope 70 the satisfaction OF all
concerned
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a5fh day of June, 1865

at the hours Of 9, 81 10, and lOi$ A. NJ. respec-
lively at the Office Of the Register in Lewis
burg, Marshall county, Tennessee. and that
all creditors who have proven their debts,
and other persons interested. may appear at
said time and place and show cause, II any
they have, Why the prayer Of said petitions
should not be granted, and that the second and
third meetings OF creditors will be had AT sad
time aud place,
RI CAMPBELL, Clerk,
s,poQ "a ia- n = Hist Courf At ID of T.
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Gold is a shade lower. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday:
Opened at 1893, was 1893 at 1920, 1893 at
1885, 1899 at noon, and closed at 1893 at
3 p. NJ. Brokers here were paying 1879
and holding at 1404.
Government securities were quoted in
NJ. VI - - 90. r.IIo.uu.
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C1TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- subscriber, living in the llth district of Da-
wilson comfy. Tenn, on the night of the 10th
of May, inst, one GRAY STUD COLT, two
years old, branded +. c. and marked with small
underbit in the left ear.
Also, one S0RREL FILLY COLT, two years
old. branded r. g. and marked with a small
underbit in the left ear
A suitable reward will be given for inlorma-
ton concerning them,
mayZ lW FELIX COMPTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early and Happy sIarriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
ofeharge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa mayD SIN
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RIVER AND WEATHER.


The Emma Floyd is expected here Sat
urday.
The Louisville Democrat of yesterday
says:
The weather was still quite warm and
sultry, and we were visited by occasional
showers of rain throughout the day yester-
day. Toward evening it cleared up and
was somewhat more pleasant. Business on
the wharf was a little more encouraging
than the day previous, though nothing es-
pecially to boast Of The river is still de-
Ginning at this point, the marks showing
five feet four inches in the chute, four feet
four inches over the rocks and about seven
feet four inches in the canal at dark last
evening, averaging a decline Of some five
inches since our last report.
The Memphis AruIaucEe Of the 27lh inst.
says:
Weather fair The river here declined
a half inch in the past tweniy-four hours.
White and st. Francis rives are receding
steadily, with a fair steamboat stage in
each. The Arkansas is Teceding, with five
feet in the channel from Little Rock out,
and three feet from Little Rock to Fort
Smith.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 9th inst.
says:
Weather showery and warm. Rivers on
the decline generally. Missouri river diff
cult to navigate, but the channel will cut
out and improve. In the meantime boats
suffer much delay, and rates may be adj
vaneed without injustice. The low lands
along the Illinois are still inundated, and
that river still falls, as does the upper Mis-
sissippi, with a good stage to st. Panl.
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THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN GEN
ERAL AssENlBLY.-This body will assem-
Bile at Murfreesboro, Tenn, the third
Thursday in May of next year.
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TEMPERANCE-Father Williams lee
tured last night at the First Presbyterian
Church lecture room, to large audience.
His lecture was full Of forcible reasoning,
and we have no doubt will be productive
of good There is no man that can de-
scribe more graphically the horrors of in
toxication, and there is no man who can
better sway an audience on the subject.
IL would be hard to imagine ang man more
highly appreciated and it would be equally
difficult TO find a man more thoroughly at
home on the subject of the immoderate
use Of liquor. 1t is to be hoped that his
labors will be crowned with success in the
future, and that We may soon see ourselves
free from all the troubles to which man Is
air without ever tasting the perdieious
LIQUID
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JOHN S. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM NO. o UNION
IL Street TO Ma. 10 Public square,
(Ffenchs Old StaRdD where he will keup "a full
line Of
Ladies'
Gents and
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To Rusiness Men aud Advertiser
(4euernIIy.

The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have mat been supplied with large addi-
lions of the latest aud best styles of type,
rendering our hSlities for the execution of
plain aud fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates by far The most complete IN the city
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EOTas my 'te"N
RAILROAD ACuDENT-A construction
train, consisting Of twelve cara left this
city Wednesday morning for McEwens,
for the purpose Of conveying cross-ties for
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
from that point to this city. When on its
return, within short distance Of Sneeds-
vile, the freight being 20 heavy, and 10
consequence OF the grade, the conductor
was compelled to leave half his train on
the track andcome 10 Sneedsyille and switch
off six cars, and returning for the six he
had left behind Unfortunately on his re-
turn the engine became unmanageable go
ing down grade, and he conld not reverse
it, The result was that the engine ran into
the cars which he had gone after and a
terrible collision was the consequence. All
the parties on the engine were more or
less injured, but the fireman was more
severely hurt than any other. His lelt
arm was badly bruised, but il il hoped that
he will be able 90 Use il after awhile. The
engineer lost a tooth, which is not quite 80
serious an affair in these hard times when
people have scarcely anything to masiicate
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Z BAcON-clear sides Isle shoulders l4i
915c; country hams 16I@17c; sugar
cured 2292Se.
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Idn's Crcasn Ale at Ford's. No. 81
Uutan street. mye9 Stood
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DETWREN THEwAREHOUsEOFs rRAr,
ID ton. Cheney 4 Eey on Broad street and
the rasidenca 81 Andres a. I0hnssn, on the No
lensFiiic pike. DOuhie Case lsrYeT hoid Watch
Appleton 4 Co., toanaflcturers, With iafEa
stesi chain attached. Ans peFscu finding u, by
leaving 10 with the same AZ tha warehouse II
stFatton. Cheney 8 Roy. Wiil be literally re-
Warded. mayA ~
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Inc lOllONihS dispatches were IetclVcu
at the Chamber OF Commerce:
New YoRK, May 28.--Gold opened at
1894. lO.30.-Gold 1895. 1O:45.-Gold
1894. Cotton-hoIders ask an advance,
but buyers operate with caution. The
prices are as follows: Low middlings %.
Uplands 30}. Good middlings 3l4. Mo-
bile 800. Orleans 81. 12.-Cotton demand
fair, prices firm, for uplaBds 304 was bid.
P. -CottoE--demand fair and prices
have advanced. Low middlings 29lc Up
lands 30l63lc. Good middlings 32c. Mo-
bile SIC. Orleans 81 lc. 3 p. M.-The adj
vance checks business. Sellers are hrm.
Sales to-day 400 bales Uplands 303Ce
81. Gold 1898.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S-ll:15. - Cotton
firm and advancing, and there IL nothing
doing Estimated sales to-day 10000.
Uplands It'd. Orleans llsd. 100 P. n.
Cotton nomiBally unchanged. ; P. NJ
Cotion-sales to day 10000 bales. Up
lands HID. Orleans III.
LONDON, May 28-I1I5 A. NJ. s.
bonds 7ls. ConsOls 954 for money and
94l 90 account LOO P. ND. . bonds
! 72l@72i Consols 90 for money and "a
on account. 3 P. MI. s. bonds 725.
Consols 965@ got for money and 944 On
account.
CoFFEE-Rio 22I@2Gc Jaws ss@4Oc;
Llguyra 27l@2sc per lb.
sUGAR-orleans l44@l5le; Dsmarara
16@l6le; coffee A l7le; b l7}c; c II ;
crushed Isle per Ii.
PoTAToEs-Irish 81 1904 30 per bbl.
FLoUn.-supertine 50 50ClO; extra
family Sl4 5O@15 D.
MoLAssEs -Comnl0H syruIs S0@95ei
golden syrup 81 l0(9l so
HAY-S22@23 per ton for timothy
LARD-In tierees 20e; 10 kegs 2Ol@
2lC. --
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
Discharge-In Bankruptcy.
ard DAN Of Iune. IS6s
Middle District OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of has appointment as assignee Of
Jno. b. Everett, Of Nashville. and S. s. Halls
10Th Civil District, both of the county of DAVID
son and State of Tennessee, within said Dis
trIct, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon
their own petitions, by the District Court Of
said District.
A. S. CHADBOURNE, Assignee
myS 1aW3t Office, S2I2 Church street
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Louisville and Nashville
e Al r O A ID
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1858 9
COMMENCING April %. Isss.

Trains will run az follows:
Leave Nashyille.a..... 40 A. NJ. ESQ P. NJ.
Arrive at Louisville 1880 =. M. A.OO A. NJ.
Both Trains mako direct connection at Louis
VIE with the gei!ersonyille Railroad for 81,
Louis. Chicago, indianapolis. Cincinnati. Balfi-
more. washington. Philadelphia and N w Y ork.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving I,ouis-
vile at 4.te p. NJ, connecting nc Cincinnati with
early morning trains East BAGGAaE CHRCEEp
from Nashville to st. Louis, Chicago, Cincip-
NATL and all principal Eastern cities
a. The $50 P. N. Train from Nashvil e
does net run on SUNDAY.
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves 6alla-
tin az SsI5. A. NJ. arriving at Nashville at
lli15 A. NJ. Returning. leaves Nashville at
BOD PM, and arrives at Gallatin NJ si.s5 = NJ
ALBEIT FINK.
Gent Superintendent L. 4 N. r. K.
MARI ly
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In Bankruptcy.
Middle District Of Tennessee at Nash
vile, May IIfh, Isss.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY dIVR8
l u0tire Of bis appointments ~ AEsgueo %
James A. Dement,. Solemsn y seliginAR, Albeit
n Garrett and isaae Oppenheimef iu the county
% Davidson ana stats o. 4 enues5ses within said
district who have been adiuslged bznkrupts on
their own petiti0ns 81 the District NoRrt Of said
District A. A. HALL
myi2 law3t AssAnee.
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The best. genuine Cincinnati Lager
Rper az F0rd's. always. my29 3teod
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ROOTS AND SHOES

NIL w, MORGAN remains with him. and
will DO pleased 10 wait on his friends and the
public generally. myl4 lm
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or RETAIL TO Pic mics. Parties.
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to I'll all orders at short notice.
eS- We also keep ON hand fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock OF the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries to be had'in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI.
aprlS 2m No. SO North Cherry street. ="
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sands delicious, Highs summer Ale
nc Ford's, for the season, my28 stood
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Aurora OII.-Fihy barrels just received
and fdr sale, at wholesale and retail. by
BENSON 4 T0NEY,
myi2 tf rft No. s Cherry street.
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COKEl COKEI

CD 0H PER CART LOAD DELIN EkkD,
- = w or twelve and half tents per bush
81 al the Gas Works Orders ieif a. the once.
40 Church stFeeI, viii he pTnnptiy flled
J. H. KENDKiCk.
may3-lm Secretary.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lsaye Nashville Att. ale l. n. and w P n
Arrive ~ Nashville at..A 90 A. n. and hW ?. n.
naliatin Accommodating train leaves naiiallh
o,aTit n arriving nj Nashville nc Has A. N.
Returuinp, leaves Nashville at 80 p. ~ ana
arrives AZ 0allatn M GO p n.
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PouoF CoURr, May 2S.-HaTris Cold
stone and Nasb Terry, assault and battery /;
Sc, cash.
James johnson, using abusive language
S6s09.
James Powers, drunkenness aud assault
and battery Sc.
l.. O. White, lying 90 street costs.
Davis Lewis aud james Douglas, uniaF-
Gal gaming 10 wiz, card playiuE costs.
John Millet and William Golden, I'M
lawful gaming; IS.
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WILLIAM X. BOWLING, NJ. D.. Profs s1r of
Theory and Practice ct Medicine and Dean Of
the taculy.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, VI. y. Professor 81
Obstetrics and DiEeases Of omen and
Children.
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY. NJ. D., Professor Of
WILLIAM 4. BRIGGS. N. d.. Professor Of
surgery.
THOMAS l. MADDIN. n. d. Professor Of 10
sttutes of Medicine.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. b.. Protector Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutic.
WILLIAM J.. NICuOL. Al. D., Professor Of
Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Anatomy.
VAN S. LINDSLEY, NJ. D. Professor Of surri-
cal Anatomy.
HENRY 81. COMPTON, N D.. Demonzirator
ot Anatomy.
F0T additional information apply 30
j. BEkklEN LlNDSLEA.
Chancellor Of the University.
may2l diww II
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10. 20 South Side Public Square,


ERENcH DEAP DTrE FRocKs AND
l. Sacks.
Pequo Frocks and sasks.
Harris Cr,simsre--sEzurSE-n FroeEs and
Sarks.
English. French. Gsrnas Bsivian and Amer
lean veflass. Cloth. Cassinerss. etc. lin great
variety.
The Chesterfield Fro,k Coat. in various -olnr'
Of Cloths aud Casimerea
Riortat patterns # liyhs and dark French
Cashmere Pants.
A spIsnaiI assortmeut Of Mar.ailIs- Vests.
Grsnaalins sdks. etc.
An Goods sold With a strict Eaaraatss as 70
Quality and workmanship.
J.A.J. ROSE,
aprs I'm % souihsils Public squsrs.
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FOR RENT.

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE-COM
"A plete--Will be rented TO a good tenant
for the mQnth5 of July and August, very low
may23tf THIS OFFICE.
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II u NJ A ~ II A L II =
S. l. - 1 y h. A a.,
BEALkR IA
Braits. CnFls, Waterfalls, Heir
JeWelry, Per1nDiery and
Fancy Goods,


HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
stock Of foods. 10 which be invites the AZ.
lention Of the ladies. Every description OF liar
Work donein the best style aAd At short notice.
Tie particularly invites an inspection OF h4
stock Of Periumsry and Fancy Goods, which
Watch Repairing attended to BY an expert
enaei workman fehl8 II
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The msst Reliable Route ia Meui-
PhIs, Humboldt, Cairo, and nIi
Points West and sOuih.

Time as Quick as any other Route.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 30,
~ 1855, Express frain Will leave Nashville
daily "a 2. NJ. and arrive AT llDpkiusvllle Al
= 4. NJ, making diTect connections al Mem
phis Junction With Memphis aud Louisville
Railroad line for Memphis. VicksburH New Or
leans. and al points Southwest
This train connects AT Humboldt With TAIN
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Cairo
So Louis. Chicago. and all points Northwest.
Passengers for Memphis VIII Boa be
obliged 90 change ears la the night
Hapkinsviile Freight and Accommodation will
leave Nashville, Mondays, Wednesday,, add
Fridays ~ g.30 A. NJ, and arrive NJ Hopkins
Vile al i:85 z. NJ
passenger Pare and Freight Rates a. low az
the lowest
THOMAS HASsARD.
Chief Engineer sad Superintendent.
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rrhe hest Cincinnati fager Beer, Ale
and Liquors always AZ f"rd's
nsyas lic0d
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NASHVILLE ANN CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD re D.
te,ro Nashville at..-.-....s00 A. N. and 600 P. N
arr;ve Al ChattanoOga.. 400 A. n. aud 700 P. NJ
Sholbvville and TullahOma Accommodation.
Arrivrs Il Nashvile.-...-..-... iu.st A. "
SUNDAYS cxccpted.)
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Arrives M1nlavS. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
ataPu Leaves fue7iays Thursdays and at
uriaya. ut 5 N.
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...f1 nii might .-s-.- -ss'. s.-f'-'----'s- -
Ia a ,,s,,fagtoa aud sousheFn Wa
CHATTANOOGA.
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nAII.RoAD AND srAaE TIME TABLE

Fssm7 A.M.to6P. Sundays. 7 to9A. n.
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:4rst Washington aud so"tiaeT" va
Chattanooga.
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y H = 9 II q
s,.f ,ix. ash CLOSING o. FuE
-.its-tTOVST Ist.--0GIci"I.
.,- ors,a
Fis~t Sorthcrn.
.., .s,lpi li.-..... A. y,
second Norther1.
4. b. .''-' p ~ -
.f,st washington aud sousiaern va
Chattanooga
p.itui.tf .. .--.--I'W A. y
,.,.....a a ,,st,iasssoa aud sSusheFn wa
ChHtfanoogn.
.................-..--..f.o9 ?. A.
p.~n,ur. s1srnY.s,s~ aud View Orleans.
taa, .ia,,ieht ---.-- .-.-.'-i'O' = n
we,.rs.i- and sew OrieaHs-
M, .........-...-........-.-... P. n.
Far.aeId aud KentHcIy R. r.
-, ".
Norshwcsiern n. r.
,fT,iobf P. n.
rhonsa-viEIe VIA Stage.
Thurslay
I1bi midnight 80 -.-'.'-''-'---0aturdh3 osuo ?. -
Jordan-s Store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight ........-..........lf0 P. n.
g EgIss''S % % ...,....... .. g. g.
Iiberty Wis stewart's Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesyilie.
Thursday l2He midnight Thursiay 5-OOP n.
lebanon via stage.
1u4ua n on ?. Y.
SPARTA sTAGF.
Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
attr.u. leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
uriaya, ut A. n.
once Hours.
From 7AMto6P. Sundays, 2 to9A. n.
HAIIRoAD AND srAaE TIME TABLE
RAsHVlf.LF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINZ.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive AZ Nash IVY A y
Leave --......--.'-..'----'''''--'' 81" r ~
Mail ana Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville 81, ....-.-.-...-'.....' ~ A.
Arrive ~ Nashville 49, o'f' r ~
Memphis. Mobile aud n. O. ExpresF:
Ieave NaahriIlo ~ g..a y NJ
Arrisa NJ Nashville .' -'-'''.'-''''''' '.' A. NJ
nashville AND cHATTAEcOGA RAILROAD.
Ic,re Nashville at....-...s.0J A. NJ. and 600 P. N
Ar-;Ve Al ChattanoOga... 4 90 A. n. and 10 P. NJ
Shelhvville and Tullahoma Accommodation
Leaves Nashville. ''-'''-'- =; y, P y
rrivrq a kashvil iust a "
lSundays cxccptedD
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
LEAVE Nashville Att. ale A. n. and w P. n
ArriVe AZ Nashville Al 90 A. n. and bA P n.
NaIiatin Accommodation train leaves tfaiialln
otq15A.u arrivinr Ht Nashville ~ ll'4o A. ";
Returning leaves Nashville at 80 p. ~ ana
arrives az Gallatn M GO P. II.
NASHVILLE AND NORTIIwTcSTERGR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains. =
Leaves Nashville at A. n and ~ P. ~
Arrives al Nashville at.,.6A5 A. N. ana z.F A. NJ
FpgEFIRID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
Arrive nj Nashville ATT s.U0 A. n.
leave Nashville p NJ
LEBANON STAGE.
Icsfea Nashville ;...... tVUv A. NJ
Arrives al Nashv illc...... P. b.
TRIugE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays ana
SATURDAYS nj s o'clock A. NJ. arrives a. NASH
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at
O'Clock p. n.
LrwfsRuRg AyB NoLENsvfLLF STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
uriay at 7S0 A. ~, arriving at Lowisburg samo
day.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29

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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29

E1~.a.id and Kentucky r. Y.
...-..........ll;80A. n.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29

Memphis and Se~ Orleans.