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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
rraudulent Breaeh OF Trust.

Some time ago certain colored man
ma ed Neal morigaged his wagon and team
of two horses to Sheriff ArDoki, OF Rutber-
ford county. Neal subsequently ran away
with the vehicle and horses, and though
diligent search was made, the dishonest
E blopian could not be found. Policeman
Dick r id, of this city, being informed Of
the doings, yesterday fund Neal seated in
buggy in front ofthe HOOK ard Ladder Cos
building, South Summer street, and prompt
" arrested him. The Sheriff took charge
and returned with him TO Murfreesboro
last evening. One of the horses died with
the eplzooty after reaching Nashville. The
remaining horse and the wagon were found
by Policeman Reid at stable in the city
and taken possession OF. Sheriff Arnold
expressed his appreciation of the officers
prompt ability in discovering and srresting
Neal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Matrimonial Revenue.

hIr. r ,heyt Campbell, the diIigent scribe
In THE Comptroller's Office, has furnished US
the following statistics relative to the tax
received from marriage licenses in this State
The young ladies viii appreciate the inter
est our friend manifests in matrimonial sf-
fairs, and some one will, doubtless, re
W ard him wi h her hand. The amount #
money derived from marriage licenses in the
Safe, from Ocs. /, 1872, is l4,l2l 80; OF
which So, $50 so was paid 10 by Middle Ten
nessee, with incomplete returns from
Maury and Smith counties; $3.50 90
from East Tennessee, with impartial re-
turns from the counties of Hamilton and
johnson, and 81 SIS from West Tennessee,
with the counties of Henry, Lake and Nc
Marry to hear from. 1t is seen that Middle
Tennessee, probably from It's location, has
more marriages than either of the other
two sections of the State. OF the above
amount Shelby county paid 10 81 ,237, and
Davidson county S6-9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
TEE ELEOroas Nm SESSION.
The Vote of Tennessee Cast Unanf-
mOusIy for Tbos. A. Hendricks, of
Indiana. and ID. Gratz brown, Of

Indiana. and ID. Gratz Brswn, Of
Missouri.
The State electors OF President and Vice
President convened in the Executive offics
at the Capitol yesterday morning. Hon.
Jos. S. Fowler, Of Davidson, was made
chairman, Hon. James Lewis secretary,
and his ExceIlency, Gov. John Q. Brown,
being present during the session OF the COZ
lege.
The following gentlemen were elected by
the body to fill vacancies existing: Col.
John Williams, of Knox, in pl2ce Of Hon.
John M. Fleming for The State at large;
Col. Robt. F. Looney, Of Shelby county,
in place of w. W. Mcdowell, of the ninth
district; Josiah R. Hubbard, of Davidson,
in place of Hon. jos. Motley, deceased, of
the oh district; John Z. Helm, of Knox
county. in place of l.. III. Jarvis, of the first
district; Hon. j. 81. Thomas in place of
]. D. G3odpasture, of the third district.
Gen. VIM. A. Quarlss nominated Hon.
Thos. A. Hendricks, OF Indiana, for Presi-
dent. No other names being presented,
the twelve electoral votes of the State of
Tennessee were cast unanimously for Mr..
Hendricks for President, and for Hon. B
Gratz Brown, of Missouri, for Vice Presi-
de1t of the United States.
Hon. VIM. B. Gordon, .of Maury county,
was elected the Messenger to deliver the
electoral vote of Tenness, at Washington.
Gen. VIM. 4. Quarles moved that the
Hon. Joseph s.. Fowler be constituted a
committee to draft resolutions on the death
of Horace Greeley.
The motion was adopted, and Gen. VIM.
A Ouarles and Col. John Williams be aided
to the committee.
Gen. Wm. A Quarles moved that COM
mittee of four be appointed, with the chair
man, Hon. Joseph S Fowler, and he to
appoint four others to prepare suitable
address to the people. The motion pre-
vailed, and the committee Is as follows:
Gov. John G. Brown, Hon. Joseph s.
Fowler, Hon. John Williams, Hon. Robert
Looney, Hon James Thomas and Hon. >.
w Sharpe.
The body then adjourned to meet to day
The session was private and strictly secret,
the representatives Of the press as well as
he interested candidates for the position of
Messenger being carefully exciudei
The election of Messenger Was very ex-
,itiag to the friends of the respective eau
didates.
The following was the vote cast for the
respective candidates;
First bsllot-Mr. W. W. Gates, Of the
jackson Wing and Tribune, received 2
votes; Mr.. Samuel Rsmage, Of the Knox
vile Press and Herald, received 3 votes;
Mr.. VIM b. Gordon, of Maury, received l
vote; Mr.. D. w. Mcclure, of Marshall, re-
ceiyed l vote; Mr.. Claib Msury, of David
son, received l vote; Col. Frank Lavender,
of Williamson, received vote; Mr.. Clay
Roberts, of Davidson, received votes.
Second balot-Gates 2, Ramage 8, Cor
don 2, Mcclure 2, Roberts
Third bsllot-GaJes 8, Ramage 3, Cor
don 3, Roberts 3.
Fourth ballot-Gates /, Ramage 3, Cor
don 4, Roberts 4.
Fifth ballot-Ramage 3, Gordon 4, Rob
erts 5.
Sixth ballot-Gordon Z, Roberts 8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
PRISON ARSON.
The GAINESVILLE Jail ON Fire, the Cell
Locked securely and the Prisoners
In Imminent Danger.

In Imminent Danger.
Tuesday night at 10 O'Clock, while Jailer
Organ, Sheriff Beaumont and bis deputy,
Dave Brown, were in the hotel at Clarks-
vile, making arrangements to bring six
ccuvicts TO the penitentiary Eext morning,
tLeY heard fire alarm, and rushed to the
CITY Hall, but perceived no flames. In q
second the JSier's wife was heard scream
Ing, and the three officers, with others,
rushed to the jail, where they discovered
the fire in a cell occupied by seven pris-
oners. Owing to the excitement OF the
Tailor, he was unSbie to open the
complicated lock Of the cell in
which seven human being were con-
fined. and in imminent danger of being
wrapped in flames of death. A ehisel was
soon obtained from a hardware store two
hundred yards distant, the cell bolts cut in
.wo, and the jailor with his party enabled
to enter and quickly handcuff the prison
ers, who were then removed from the burn
ing department. b this time the steam
ERE engine commenced operations from the
Square, and soon extinguished the fiery
fend, which had threatened the destruction
of so much human life. In the meantime
a large crowd assembled at the jail, and it
was thought that thu prisoner VINO set hre
to the building, with the hope, doubtless, OF
escaping during the excitement, would be
lynched. Sheriff B aumOnt, assisted by
other officers, prevented the crowd inf Letting
violence, and placed the prisoners In safe
quarters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
An Old Printer.

The Oldest printer in the country is said
to be Andrew G. Huston, now living at
Northumberland, Pennsylvania, in his
eighty sixth year. He learned his trade
with Z,chariah Poulson, and conducted the
Argus in Northumberland as far back as
the year 1906, which was the only paper
printed in that part of Peunsylvania.-HGr-
per'S Weekly.
Harper is mistaken In this reference to
the Oldest printer in the country. VIM
Lawson Barry, now at work in the DO. k
room Of the UNION AND AMERICAN office,
now 90 years of age, is the oldest printer in
this country, aud we doubt if there is a
member of the craft in the world, Of his
age, able to do days work, equal to the
''old man." as be i, Familiarity called by his
associate typos in the Office. BE has been
in Nashville ever since it was cane brake.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
A Melee.

A few nights ago general melee occurred
10 The 18Th district, in which twelve or
fifteen we're engaged, and since that time a
number of arrests have been made. john
N. Spain. charged with sssaulting George
Keel with ate pt to kill, was arrsigned
before Justice Cassetty yesterday. He plead
guilty TO assault, anu was fined S. aud costs,
and for carrying concealed weapon, was
bound over in the sum of $3.50 for his ap-
pearance before the next tsrm of the Grim
inal Court. Several others engaged in the
same lumpus will be tried to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
New Advertisements.

We take pleasure in calling attention 20
the card Of ii art q Hensle3, pork packers,
provision dealers, and cDrers Of the celebrs-
led CCC hams, al No. y South Market
street Owing 90 the superior quality and
wide spread reputation Of their brands of
aCCC hams" and Snow Flake Pastry
Lard,n they have, as a matter OF security
and protection TO themselves and custom
ers. had them copyrighted and duly regis
tered in the library of Congress at Wash
inrton. All persons are therefore warned
against initiating, coUnterfeiting or using
said brands or names in any way. This
firm deal also in bulk meats, bacon, keep
tiercas. half barrels, kegs and buckets, dried
beef and toI CUES, ETC, for sale a. the lowest
prices.
w. q. Ewin, clerk Of the Davidson Cour-
" Court, in pursuance Of a decree rendered
BIZ this woIshipful body at its Deceu Der
tenn. 1872, sdyeriises a sale OF certain real
IL for Dec. 2S, 1872.
Rad advertisement Of the Lebanon Law
Sc. Dol, whose success is due 10 the reputa
ton If its professors, its well organized
Moot Court system, the short but cUmpre-
leHsive course O. study, etc. Students Ell
tsriug } n 30, will receive a diploma and
license the January following, aud IN the
meaJ time have a summer vaCa ION.
III Souh Hotel st GAINESVILLE, q
building that is large, well an arg d. with
Gas fixtures, excellent furniture, exc, IS al
vprris,d Tor sale or rent. Apply to u. a.
Henry OF W. II. brave.
Yeatman. Sbi,lJs & Co, will close Gu,
at auction commences < this nornins g: "a
O'Clock. several retail stocks Of staple snu
faucy cry gooCs, clothing, hats, boots,
shoes, glass, stone, tin and hardware.
A Apple advpiUszs a portion OF resi-
de- &c No. III North Summer street for
rent.
spruce street rooms for rent.
G ID. tbs ofice, sdveTtlses brick dwell
iIg " ith seven rooms for ssla or exchange
Aex J. Porter offers to rent for 1873 Two
strres, with basement, tie same being Nos
IS and Is Cedar street, now occupied by
YeaJmaD, Shields & Co.
Whie cook wanted a. 81 North CoIleg,
street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

" N . y II 7 III y
OFFTcri OF CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFF GER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Dec. z, 1872.
PYobd6iJ ities.-The barometer will f4d
in Wisconsin, aud on Like Michiga1 With
southerly winds, cloudy weather and light
snow, extending thence to the lover OHIO
valley, followed tomorrow by occasional
snow and northwesLerly winds. In the
Northwest, Dorthwesterly winds, cold and
clearing weather. In the Gulf AMI South
Atlantic States, partly cloudy wea, Der, light
variable southsrly to nOrtherly winds, the
latter veeTing to essterly on the z If with
light rain. In Michigan, over the lower
lakes and in Canada, so .thwesterlT winds,
partly cloudy wea her, Increasing tempera-
ture to-nOTrOW with diminished pressure.
In New England and The Middls 5 ates,
fair weather, increasing temperature, di-
minishing pressure and southeriy winds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

The Board Of Managers of the Nashville
Indus rial Exposition meet this afternoon
a, four O'Clock, in the flee Of Morton b
Howell, Esq North Cherry street, for the
fraraaetion of important business. 1t Is
ge-irable to commence action now, so that
the third Exposition ia May next, may sur
mss in excellence ard general interest the
srtud Exposi,ions Of this and last year.
An the members should be present. Delays
are dangerous, and pgOcrastination is the
thief Of time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

Under the head of ''West Tennessee In
telligeuce," newspaper chap Of Union
City, publishes the following:
Much better to have eternal life than the
worlds appreciation.
,Arich man blows his nose also, when he
takes bad cold.
Fashion demands thai you play cards
In the other room while the father bresthes
bis last.
People can stand until they fall and no
longer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

Frank M1ulton & Co. is the name OF a
new firm that will c)Dm nee the produce
commission business on Broad street next
week. The firm is composed OF Frank
Monitor, for many years past in TIE house
of Noulton d Reed, and B. F. Hurt, of
SDriagdeld. Success TO the new establish
ypont
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Attention. ennkers.

We take pleasure in informing our friends
and the public generally that We have open
ed New Retail Cigar Store a. 30 %
Cherry street, Opposite the Maxwell HOnse)
where We shall always keep q choice assort-
ment of fine imported aud Domestic Cigars,
all the best brands of Virginia Smoking and
Chewing Tobsccos. l. will be or ain to
give the best satisfaction 70 all who Vill
honor US with their custom, and our being
familiar with the trade, We assure low
prices. Cal and see Us,
ROsENHEIM s. Bro,
No. 50 Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House. nOT30 lW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Canine lnstinct.

The Lawrence Journal, Nov. 80, says.
ave learn that dog at the Shoal Mills,
went out hunting all alone, one morning
last week, and brought back large coon,
which be had captured In the woods. This
shows an accommodating spirit on the part
Of the dog, which should not go unreward-
81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
A Shooting Affair.

On Tuesday night last a difficulty occur
red in the saloon of james Downs, at
Hurfreesboro, between VIM. Scruggs and
Nj. McDonough, formerly town constable
Of that CT y Pending the difficulty Scruggs
shot McOonoueh four times in the breast
and onoe in the shoulder. McDonough
fred twice and it was thought one shot
took effect as Scruggs was passing out of
the door. McDonOugh was in very criti-
cal condition when our informant left, and
his recovery is very doubtful. Scrnggs
made bis escape, and had not been capIur-
ed at last accounts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Coueart and Hon.

We acknowledge an invitation to attend
a Concert and Hop at McClure's Hall, in
Edgefeld, Friday eveing, Dec. 8. The
entertainments under the auspices of young
ladies and gentlemen; the beauty Of one
and the courtesy of the others will render
the affair recherche, and delightful to those
attending.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
wright's Industrial Chart.

Friend Wright, of GAliatin, writes US that
his Industrial Chart dslineateF the PATTI
archal, Mosaic and Christian eras, and rep
resents the original organization, preserva-
ton and progress of the great American
Union, and denominates the arts, sciences
and industries as the representative organic
body thereof. ALI Wright We supposed
that was it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

Will Wonders Ever Cease?-Bn elegant
stock OF queer, quaint and quizzical Chinese
and Japanese Oddities and Novelties, direct
from the FlOwery Kingdom, viii be opened
for inspection and sale AZ 81 Union street
in few days. no73O IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
noy27 tues,thurs&sat Il

GOing to New 0rIFaus.--SGch Of my
regular patrons as well IS Oshers, ghO may
desire my services as q Dentist this wiJgsr,
viii please cal at IL North High street as
early as they Can make it Convenient, as
expect TO leave about Christmas for New
Orleans, to re abssnt several m5n5hs. Al
so, those who are indebted TO me gin OBJ
lge By calling and settling their accounts.
D J.-COBB, Dentist.
pov23 cod til dec 5, -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
IOO.F. Ch-tstmss free.

The members of Edg field Lodge No.
IIS, /. o. .. f., have set on foot laujable
object, aud one entirely new here. They
have a number of orphans under the charge
of the Lodge, and propose at the regular
meeting on Christmas Eve to have Christ
mas tree, laden with suUSt antials and wear
ing apparel TO be distributed among those
little ones, dependent mostly upon persons
who are in Impoverished circumstances.
According to the mandates of the Order, a
certain sum is paid by the respective
Lodges to their orphans, varying in amounts
according 10 the age of the CHILD, but this
sum In msny instances falls short of what
is necessary for their comfort bic support.
Hence the doEation spoken OF. Among
the licles already su0sc-ibed, we notice
hams, turkeys. barrels Of -four, boots,
shoes, and many other articles Of food and
wearing app'rel. The Inauguration OF
this praiseworthy action on the part Of the
members Of that Lodge is deserving Of com.
mendation, aud we hope it will not only be
initiated, but KEEP up from year TO gear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Not,ce-Kcn.ucay Library Drawing.

All aeel cies ior the sale of tickets ia the
Second Grand Gift Concert, 10 aid Of the
Public Library of Kentu Ky, we're required
to settle up on yesterday Goth NOvenber),
but for th5 accommodation of those who
are not yet supplied with tickets, will con
tinue TO ill cash orders which may &c re-
ceived At this Office until the evening OF
Dec. 8. THOs z BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky. e
LOUISVILLE, KY, NoV. %, '72.-9L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

Our citizens are still complaining that the
gas Is turned off too early in the morning,
much to the inconvenience Of those who
are compelled to visit the markelhouse
early. Ii it be true, according to the old
adage, that the darkest hour is just before
day. then little more light would be ac-
cepsable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Twenty Years Younper.-To saw m

Twenty Years YOunger.-TO say that
hundreds II maids, wives and widows OOk
twenty Years younger than they are ia con-
sequence of the e0mpE xiOnal freshness de-
rived from the use OF aAGAS's MAGA OLA
BALM, is simply to state al absolute fact,
y hich might be promptly verified oY direct
testimony if ladies' were IS willing 10 tel
their ages as 10 use the best meas Of max
ing themselves lovely. Nature sometimes,
but very rarely, crowns the charm OF per-
feet features with complexion Of exquisite
c.eaTness; but even then TINS soon begins
to make inroads upon the velvet cheek, the
fair white brow, the ivory bust, the rounded
arm. To preserve the "glJry Of NO IAN"
unblemished,~ even after the melii an Of
life has been pass it is only necessary to
use daily this eoohng, heaihiul, vegetable
preparation. dee3 deOdI w&E1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
MARRIED..

DOUGLASS-BENDE the residence of
the brides father, Summer county, at l2k O'Clock
Dec. 4, 1872, Mr.. ID. q. DOUGLASS, OF the M m OF
w. Il. Simmunds & Co. OF this city, and Miss
BELLE BENDER
Imme lately after the ceremony, the loving
couple ok the train for an Eastern trip May
they spent a peas ant honeymoon, and re turn
safely to their Tennessee home to enjoy the well
comes Of their many friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
,.awrence Couniy PostOmces

The Lawrence Journal, Nov. o, says:
owe lean that the postUtiice at West Point
in this county has been re-estaoilShed Also
the one at Palo Alto. There should oe at
least two or three more offices IN the county,
as many Of our citizens have TO 60 long
wsv after their mails"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, rlngwcrIns, salt-rheUm, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
1nar31 sunlSthurs "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05

$1,000 Reward is offered by the pro-
pri stor of DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical Dis
coyery for q medicine that viii equal it In
the cure of Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and
the early stages Of Consumption
deco deodIw&W1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
Reprints or BlaekwOOd and the Brit
ish Quarterly Review.

A9n
In to-day's paper will he found the an
nouncement of the Leonard Scott Publish
ing company of the reprints of Btdck10odS
Magazine and the British Quarterly Re-
views for next year. The man who reads
these works sttentively cannot fail to be
posted in regard to the literature Of Europe.
The WeslDainSter and British Quart
eriy for October have been re-
printed by this company. The
Westminster presents somewhat tardy
discussion on that now familiar subject,
"The Descent of Man." and, after no small
balancing of opinion, is rather
Dsrwinian than otherwise. Both dis
cuss the question Of the Immortality
of the Soul. What enlightened psgans
believed is now questioned by q class oil
modern thinkers, who prefer to call them
selves "physcists." They poke their noses
In a hole to examine the strata Of the earths
and lose sight of the hea5ens above them.
The gross materialism Of this school was
never more complacently exhibited than
in an article called the "Esthetics OF
Physicism," In this number Of the
Westminster. 1t would restrict the
human understanding to physics, and
treats every alteration from that sphere
as q mere flight OF imagination. With
amusing gravity we are assured of the rap
Id spread and of the ultimate triumph OF
materialism. A paper in the British Qltdr-
tefIu, on British Railwayisn, is literally
crowded with accurate information upon a
subject of the highest interest il ali civil
lied countries. The running reviews, or
rather notices, of books OF the season, In
both, are written with fairness and terse-
ness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No, Leaves Lebanon at. 1890 AM
Arrives AZ Nashville at..e:S0 An.
Leaves Nashville st.. $50 Pr.
Arrives at Lebanon ct. $40 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1900 clock An
On TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS. Arrive
Of Lebanon at 1 O'Clock H. on Mondays, We'd
-hesdsys and Fridays.
"A. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Lino.
Chattanooga train leaves. s:45 A n. and $50 p N
" sTrives-505 Pm. and 12:45 A. 4
hemphis train leaves. l:45 A. N. sDd = 10 Pm
90 +" arrives. ..6:00 A. n. and 4:45 NJ
st. louis train Ieayes: I:45 A X and El6 P NJ
4" arrives. 900 P. n.
HuIlsboms train leaves. $50 P. X.
arrives 1000 A. Ii
The e.45 A. u. train does not run on Sundays.
tn. 50 A. L. and 2;l5 J n ana LAD Pm trains
mn daily.
s,outsytIIe and zsshvfIIe and Great
southern ESstArcas-
Leave Stgtien en- North College street at $50
A NJ 2:I5 P. n. and leo AN.
Arrives At 90 A. H., ano 4:45 P. n.
The 2IB ?. n. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and GallArins except Ecge
field junction.
saIaatin accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Mas vlIe. .o'5O p L.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RatIrOad.---NaShVtll and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. s. \. depot, North College street,
going South-S:f5 An; 4:t5 N.
Arrive NOrth-5:O5 AM; l:50 Pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
viii and Nashvil Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot .-
COLUMBIA AoCoHIMoDATIoN-Lesve S:15 P.
n, arrives 10 An, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
81. louis. Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Railway
ST Toais Mail leaves Nsshville......s..6:50A Az
Accommodates leaves Nashville. ..... las P.E
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. 1883 n
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. $40 Az
Louisville and Cincinnati S1cES A3He
Railroad.
Trains leave At SGrrive st Louisville s. oiloEs:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Esst Lac, except
n Sunday.......sss....... 500 :. NJ ;oO e 4.
New York Express, daily. S:to p. y. 50 A b
New York Night Express,
da'ly-...s.- -.s..s.s..-s 4A'VSE' - Lew -
sHndsv. SOC =. y. $50 =. Il.
Lexington Express, exceT
SUNDAY. Eot =. H h'vV A. -
Lsg-ange Accommodation
except Sunday. b!Uo P. Il ESQ A A.