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Tar War OF RAcrs.-Dan. WadE

Tar WAR or RAcTs-Dan. Watkins,
colorsd, has bolled, and announces himself
an independent candidate Tor County Reg
lister. ID il understood that Alderman
lanes Mclaughlin one Of Cramer's f.iends
In the late convention, will run ~ aa indie
nendeut candidate sor Jailer, ia opposition
T. oolored Abe Smith, The regular nomi-
nee. smith took the candidates. oath yes
terday.
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The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Consols 93@93t.
United States bonds III.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25-11:15 A. M.-Cot-
ton market declining. Estimated sales to-
day 5000 bales. Uplands 9sd Orleans
9td. LOO P. M-Cotton market quiet.
P. M.-Cotion market frner. Sales to-.
day 10000 bales. Uplsnds ED; Orleans
std. Sales to arrive at 9sd.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Gold opened at
1929. 1880 A. M.-Gold 1921. 1896
A. M.-Cotlon market dull and prices
lower. Low middlings l4e; uplands 22tse;
good 22sc; Mobile 22sc; Orleans DC.
II M.-GoId 1921, Cotton market quiet.
Cotton transactions small and prices de-
elining. Quoiatioas noIninaiIy unchanged
] ?. M.-TCotioR transactions small and
prices deoliniBg Low middlings 2lsc;
uplands pc; good 23}e; Mobile 22te; Or
leans 2Zse. 2.I0 P. M-Gold 1929 Cotton
market very firm and holders are asking
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RELEASED on BAu.-Jno Weather
ford, charged with stealing yarns and rope
from the Nashville aud Decatur Railroad,
was released from isil yesterday, on giving
bonds
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Az IRRrvFRENT ETHIoP. Simon Gard
ner colored, was fined $40 Yesterday by
Justice Wilkinson, for ASA ulting Abraham
Fox, q negro eighiy-three years OF age.
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ELYsIAN GROVE LITERARY AssocIA-
TIoN.-The following interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the regular
meeting of Elysian Grove Literary Asso-
citation to be held on the night of Monday,
March End:
Lecture on Education, by Rev. DR.. Bar
bee.
Select Reading, by DR.. Lewis.
Debate, by Messrs. W. Ii. Sloan and l.
w. Haley. Subject-War and lntempe-
rance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College St, Nashville, Tenn.
Han1T II ---
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proceedings of the supreme Court

NASHVILLE, Feb. 25, 1s6S.-The court
met this day, pursuant to adjournment-all
the Judges being present-when the fol-
lowing case was decided
q. w. Mcbride ct ais. as. VIM. c. Cook
ef ais By Judge MilIigan. Decree re.
versed.
Tomorrow morning the law docket will
be suspended until the entire State docket
is tried, beginning with the county of Ds-
wilson. j. Ct. FRAZER, Clerk.
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our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank OF tennessee
Is our authorized agent at ClarEsviile' Iennes-
seo to reosive and receipt for subscriptions ana
advertisements for the UEION And DISPATCH.
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BuKaLARY.-T residence of Mrs.
Jane Brown, South Cherry street, was en-
tered BY burglar ON Monday night. He
carried away q gold watch.
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A KU-KLUx GHosT.-There is story
in circulation in Giles county, which runs
that an ex Federal officer Of known ere
dulity was scared out Of neighborhood
in that section by visit from ghost, not
long since An ostensible member of the
Ku-Klux Khan, enVeloped in the ghostly
robes of the order, and riding pale horse,
called the ex-oficial from a warm bed one
cold, dark night, and addressing him in
sepulchral voice, asked If he remembered
a certain Confederate spy who had been
hung by his order, under peculiar circum-
stances at some time during the war. The
man replied that he did. At this, the pre-
tended ghost extended a skeleton hand as
if to,give a graspof recognition, when the
ex-oficer bolted into the house, not caring
to renew the acquaintance, and next day
left the neighborhood.
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NashvlIle Live STOCK IsIari1ei.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 26, 1868.
The receipts have been liberal the past
week and Butchers are paying firm price
for frst-elsss beeves. There are but lev
sheep in the market Hogs are only in de-
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.-The boiler of a
locomotive of the Western and Atlantic
road exploded at Chattanooga on Sunday.
The engineer and fireman escaped with but
slight injury. A strip of iron, over two
feet wide, was torn off from the center of
the boiler, and came in contact with box
car on the opposite track, completely de-
molishing it. The sand box, weighing
over two hundred pounds, was blown a
distance of four hundred yards, and fell in
the river. The forward driving wheel was
torn off its axle like so much paper. The
bell was thrown fifty feet, and the main
driver spring, weighing over one hundred
pounds, was driven through a car. Por-
tons of machinery lodged in every direc-
ton.
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NAsHvIIIF Feh. %. I86e

NASHVILLE FeD. 70, 1908.
The past week has been one of both
political aud commercial excitement The
steady and rapid advance in cotton, which
continued till Saturday last, and the
feverish state of the political elements,
growing out Of the Johnson-Stanton diff
Guilty, have combined to make this week an
eventful one in commercial circles. Cotton
is now falling as rapidly as it advanced,
and it throws an apathy over every other
branch of business. The spring il now
almost ready to open upon us, sndifpoiitics
do not check the speculative tendency of
commerce, we may hope to have fine
business.
Z CoTToy market has been exceed
ingly dull to-day. Buyers are afraid to
make advances, while sellers are firm and
not over anxious to sell. The receipts to
day are moderate-359 bales. Shipments
100 bales; sales I19 bales, as follows SO
at 1se, tax paid at Isle, 10 at 1s4c, %
at lsc 9 at tic, and 3 at 16c.
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A NUMEROUS ASSAULT BY NEGRO Wo-
MEN.-Four colored prostitutes, Ellen Nor
ris, Amanda johnson, Jane Ridley and Ma
ria, Campbell, headed by Cynthia Morris
made combined assault upon the house of
Eliza Donegan, near Ash Barracks, night
or two since, and after brandishiDg knives
and breaking the furniture, dumped the gen
tie Eliza through her own window. Yester-
day the attacking party we're all gobbled
by an officer and brought before Justice
Mathews, who, after an investigation Of
charges, committed the dusky Amazons to
Jail in default of fines and costs. go
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CORPORATION CRFDIT.-ln the Board
Of Aldermen last night, Alderman
ThOrnberg stated that the Mayor and
Finance Committee had been utterly IN
able 10 effect loan Of more than five
thousand dollars, which had already been
paid the police. 1t will be seen that the
Aldermen have started on another tack,
and now authorize the issuance Of thirty
thousand dollars in checks, these checks to
he converted into money. Just how this
is to be accomplished does not appear.
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TRIAL OF CoUETERFETTERs.-
Schiller and b. Adams wore brought be-
fore United States Circuit Court Commits
sioner f. r. Campbell, yesterday, for t7isl
on the charge of having in their possession
about two hundred and seventy dollara
counterfeit money, Of the denomination Of
fifty cents. A severance of the trial was
made aud the case Of Schiller investigated,
upon which he was bound over TO the next
term Of the Federal Court. The case of
Adams will come up this morning.
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LOUISVILLE Sentinel on the Border
Border Ruf6au Devil on the Edge Just
received by j. w. McFerrin & Co, No.
y Cherry street. 2t
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ILnICr1 nIsrrLLISG.

Extensive Operations sn BEDFORD
officials DOdRed and Deaed, aud
the Law "a NuiIity-Fiye DeIIaquen1s
brought ia YesteTday-A Call for
Troops.
Illicit distilling in Tennessee is carried
on 70 much greater extent than many
would suppose. The violation Of the rev
enue law in this respect does not seem to
be considered an offense here, any more
THAI it is 30 considered in localities where
officials have had better success in putting
a stop to establishments running independ-
ent Of the government. Bedford county,
and more especially lie upper portion, has
become famous for free whisky, and revenue
officers have TINS far accomplished little
toward checking the unlawful manufacture.
II has some ihirty-five or forty dsatilleries,
aud 40 completely do the parties carrying
on these institutions understand each other,
that the coming or the presence Of an officer
is at once known and heralded. He can
not move in any direction without their
knowledge, and in many cases the seizure
Of a distillery is an extremely hazardous
undertaking. The mere pittance allowed
persons serving the government in arrest
ing delinquent parties, affords little or no
inducement for any one to enter into the
work, and until some different measures are
adopted, the government may as well
whistle for all it will realize IN Bedford.
No less than FIVE persons-Wflliam
Dyer, Benz. Tanning, Common Bean, M.
Copeland and - Sorrel-from Bedford
county, were brought before United States
Circuit Court Commissioner Campbell yes
terday, and gave bonds for their appear
ance at the April term Of the Federal
Court, 10 answer charges of elicit distilling.
We understand that an application is to
be made for detachment of troops to as
sist the revenue officers in the suppression
Of unauthorized distilleries in the State,
but should force Of this kind be put on
this service it could accomplish nothing,
40 thoroughly are the distillers organized
and prepared TO keep out of the way or
prevent any interference with their affairs.
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STOVE WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house of
the purchaser for 81 90 per cord, from the
yard of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College St, opposite L. Il N. Depot.
feb24.tf HtE." t ssHEs
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ST. LoUIs, Feb. 25.-Tcbacco sitter
lags s. 5Q@s; bright leaf $1,000. Su-
] peffine ilOur 81 SOFAS 70. Wheat dull at
- 1902 20 Corn 69ta Soc Osts CSC
12e. Barley 81 50G2 90. Bacon firm,
ranging from $ll@144c. Lard i5GI7e.
Whisky s. Is.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-Tobaceo firm NJ
from s. 40 TO % for Tugs and Oven eoun-
~ cutting Leaf. Sales lis hhdA. Flour
steady. Super6ne s. ZOOS IS. Fancy
S12 50@lS. Wheat 81 1902 50. Corn
tirmer 7s@S5e. Oats 5796Sc in bulk
Lard I5tc in tierces Mess pork S25
Bacon-shouldsrs IL le, clear sides l5to,
in bulk, shoulders l04c, clear sides 1910
lac Cotton 20@204e for middling.
Whisky nominal.
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. 25--Cotton steady ;
sales Of 1000 bales; Uplands at 22Ac.
Rice quiet Carolina at Hollis. Coffee
firm; Cuba at 1l@1l4c. Molssses dull.
Corn dull; Mixed Tennessee at 81 zoe
l 81. Flour 5@l0c lower, Wheat nomi-
nal.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Feb. 25.--Fancy prints IA
@l5e. Heavy brown sheettngs l94@20c.
Muslin delaines l9M2Sc.
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IoursvILLF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
I.av. Nashville at ..... Tor A. N. and 7.45 P. n
ATr;ve Al Nashville 90 A. n. and 5.2D p n
franklin Accommodation train arrives va
Nashville 1855 A. n. and iesyes ''2O P h.-sR-
cspt on SUNDAY.
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Fer Louisville and Cincinnati
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
sr Nightingale, ALEx. FEAzEE, -.
Master, 6EoRGE ELT. Clerk, TIil -
leave as above on w WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst,
at o'clock p n.
For freight or passage sBply CO board, OF 10
W a. PEBBLES. Agent.
Corner Broad and Front gtrests
CORBETT Il BOYD, or
fsb25 u HARRISON 4 SONS.
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London adyices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 714.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at &c discount and sold
by them at par.
Nashyillecorporation checks were bought
al Csc discount
There was but little doing in government
bonds or uncurrent funds.
Counterfeit seven thirty treasury notes of
the denomination of $1,000, dated June
Is, 1865, differing materially in the run OF
numbers within which the genuine were
included, are being forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department, asking for CONVEX
sion. The public are therefore notified that
all notes of the issue of June Is, 1865,
should be Immediately forwarded to the
Treasury Department for conversion.
A Liverpool circular of the 3lst ult.
states that a full third of the East India
cotton on the market is not merchantable,
being little better than rubbish" that
the estimated stock Of all kinds in Liver
pool on the Both of January, and ahoat,
was $4,000 balesless than last year, which,
withdthe deficiency of stock in American
ports, shows an apparent shortness in the
supply of four hundred and fifteen thousand
bales, as compared with last year. This
will afford some explanation of the late
advance in the price Of cotton.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
the 22d inst. says of drygoods:
There has been considerable excitement
in the market this week, especially in cot
tons, which have again advanced. The
stock of leading fabrics has become alb.
sorbed in various ways, partly by specula-
tive purchases and partly by an increased
demand for distribution, so that holders
have had it all their own way, and have
been enabled to dictate quotations. This
interest has extended, in lesser degree,
to woolens, and few heavy goods have
been picked up on speculation to be kept
over. Spring woolens are also held more
firmly, and it would be difficult to pick up
any irst-class styles at prices made upon
the opening of the trade. There is still,
however room for a large margin of i'm
proyement before wooden goods can be sold
at any profit, and the stock on sale is too
large to hope for any permanent gain until
| the consumpti on increases, or there is more
speculative excitement
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CIEcImgATl, Feb. 25.-Flour SIG II ..
Wheat 81 40. COrnS2. Oats 65c Rye 81 rs.
Mess pork SOS. Bnlk meats ll4(g 49,.
Lard 15l. Better 32642. hseae14sC8l 54c.
Clover seed S15. Timothy - 400
2 50. Hay Sl3@14 Apples SECS. Pc
tatoes So 25@3 so.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river is stationary, with three feet
eight inches on the shoals. .EIf
ARRIVED.
Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
LEAVING TO-DAY
Palestine, Louisville.
Alpha, Louisville.
Nightingale, Cincinnati.

i
/ The Palestine, one of our finest crafts,
leaves at A P. NJ. for Louisville. She has
tine Accommodations.
The Nightingale, Capt. Frazier in com
mand, will depart for Cincinnati at P. NJ.
She is veil oficered, and presents fine
opportunity to those who wish to visit
Porkopolis
The Pine Grove was at Louisville on
Monday. The Louisville Democrat says:
The river at this point has been upon
stand since onr last until yesterday, though
some say that it swelled little during
Saturday night. When we closed our re-
port Saturday afternoon there was ak feet
six inches water in the canal, and at dusk
last evening there was six feet four inches
in the canal, and four feet four inches in
the pass on the falls. This shows a de-
cline, since it began to fall yesterday morn
ing, of two inches at the head Of the falls,
or about four inches at Portland. We look
for little or no change in the river until
the heavy spring rise.
The Pine Grove passed up from Nash
vile ytstefudyt amer diHchaTBllS eIShty %
one hogshesds and a lot of miscellaneous
freight at our wharf.
ANoTHER Boar sunk. The New Alba
ny Ledger says the steamer Kate Putnam
was sunk Saturday night, about three miles
below st. Louis, by striking an old wreck
Of boat She was owned by Capt. Rhodes,
of Pittsburg, and was insured for S2O, 1000
in Pittsburg Offices.
The Evansville Courier Of the 23d says
"The Linton returned to GAINESVILLE last
night with fair trip"
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fBy Telegraph /

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-River falling
slowly, with six feet three inches in canal
by the mark Weather cloudy. Tier
mometer "A degrees.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Weather cloudy
and cool
PTTTsBURG, Feb. 25. River rising, With
six feet six inches. Raining. Thermometer
"a degrees.
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There was but litsle variation in gold in
New York yesterday. The following are
the quotations: Opened at l42s, was 1921
at 1925 1929 at 1855, 1424 at noon, 1929
at 2:lO, and closed at 1929 at3P. M. Dealers
here were offering l4l@142, and holding
at l43.
Government securities are lower and
were quoted in New York yesterday as
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NassvIIIr AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
80 Nashville at......-.s.00 A. n. and 30 P.
arrive az Chattanooga. SEQ 4. N. and aO0 p. n
shelbyville and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves at Nsshvile- 10 ~
Arrives ~ Nashville -....-.-- i''oV A. ~
.''''' fe,p1aVa awaauted
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD. - M. Burns has been reelected
President, and II. l.. Claiborne Secretary
and Treasurer, of the Nashville and North
western railroad.
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BURGLAR NABBED.-A negro burglar
named Robert Dew, while attempting to
force the door of boarding house on the
corner of Cherry and Capitol avenue, last
night, was nabbed by the police and
marched off to the Workhouse.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

( LIVERPOOL, Feb 25.--Cotton declining
sales 1000 bales; uplands 9td Orleans ED.
Loxpos, Feb 25-Evsning.-Consols
closed at 930e3f. United States 5-20s
g2t. Illinois Central s74; Erie 434.
View OrIeang Market.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Cotton quiet
rniddlings 22922te; sales 500 bales
receipts 1873 bales; exports 1852 bales.
Sterling I58G1624. New York exchange
&c discount. Gold I42.
New YOrh Honey and stock Market.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Aoney
more in demand, at 5G6c on call loans
prime paper less plenty at &c; sterling
krmer. at l0@l04e Gold frFner, opening
al 1924 @142s new Tenn. 6l4
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SINGLETON, at the postofhce, has Frank
Leslie's Lady's Magazine and the Jolly
Joker for March, the Waverly Magazine,
and HaTper's Bazaar.
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RAEIaoADAND srAaE TINE TABLE

Oftice HOura.
Prom7a. Sundays, 7tOs 4. n.
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A'isi ~ r n
Becasar. Menpnis and New Orleans
~, ,, ...A. r.0a d. AZ
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~ ~ lttnta az f9Nf - -
@eeassa SgasBstugton ana southern via
Chattanooga.
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EdEeaeId aud Kentucky r. X.
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as-sf wsshiuxfoa and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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MeaaPhis aud Nsw Orleans.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays ana
v5lIe Monday. Wednesday and Fridays al
o'clock p.
LrwrsBuRG AND EoLESsvILLE STAGE,
I,oaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday 81 7:30 A. A., arriving at bewisburg same
dow.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, FEB. 25.-State vs..
Lee Nolen. Murder. Continued by the
court, and defendant recognized in joint
bond of $4,000.
State VS.. james McCarty. Larceny. On
application of defendants counsel, defend
ant admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
State VS.. Lem Battle, col. Larceny. Nolle
pros
State VS.. John Thompson, col, Larceny.
Continued, and defendant recognized in
joint bond Of $3.50.
State VS.. John Williams Larceny. For
fixture on bond.
The grand jury was discharged, and the
court adjourned until the first Monday in
April.
POLICE COURT, Feb. 25--Pat. McCue
and Phil. Finnegan, drunkenness, So each.
James P. Ewing, drunk and disorderly,
on street car, SO.
Frank Baggott, assault and battery, So.
Hattie Simpson, same, workhouse eight
days.
Porterfeld Overton, larceny, discharged.
johnson Cockrell, Jesse Porterfeld,
Barkley Leering, obstructing the street, So
each.
Dick Buchanan, colored, keeping dis
orderly house, $50.
d. Brien, using abusive language to A.
Davidson, discharged.
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second Northern.
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~, .sy,,, ,r.NDNoRTEw rsrFRs RAILROAD

Passenger Trains.
caves Nashville at. l2,45 A. NJ. ana b'lo P. NJ
arrives-et Nashville ata.7l5 A. N. and BOD P. A.
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ThosRasSsiie sia Stage.
ThEFsiay
ON tni1ntyhf.... Saturday b-n p. n.
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l'.II WI1uIEhF ~ = y
Iebassen vita stage.
on u,i3,iyb, IL. .................slo P. N.
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Norshwe-tera R.R.
& " ~ =,
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nv midnight. ..........-.....Saturday b-iO P.
1ordan'- Store via stage.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train;
Arrive q, Nashville M
Leave .--'''-''-.'--'-''-''''.''''.' o. - -
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. --.s-.--.s-.s---''''' -
ArrfVe Al knehVill 5.,' -
Memphis Mobile and n. o. Express;
Leave Nashville at.......-..--....'L ~ 5e y ~
Arrive ~ Nashville '''% A. n
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Fir~i Nsrthesp.
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays
at4PN Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and , at
urdays. at An.
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FpaFFTFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
rive at Nashville al ..-.'--''-.'-'.'t V.vV A. y
at 10 p
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IIherty-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5.00P. n.