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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-02
CITY COUNCIL.
Musteriug-Out Of the Old Boards, and
1SusteEtng-in Of the New.
The IneligIbility Question,

Tax Payers AssocIafi0n-Their Petit
tiOn Promptly Acted Upon, and
am Investigation Ordered.
The two Boards of the City Council met
In convention at 1920 A. NJ. yesterday,
President McCrea in the chair.
REPORTS.
The following is a synopsis Of the reports
of The City Treasurer and Recorder:
REGEIPTs-From B. w. Mccain, Reve-
nue. Collec or, $22s, $50 .05; John l.. Glenn,
Water Tax Collector, Sc, 97e Oh; S. A. Du-
ling, Recorder, 500, 514 II; G. w. Norvell,
Assistant City Marshal, $13, 2O6 60; @. Il.
Arthur, Wharf Master, Sl,90l.12; County
Trustee for Schools, $32,475.60; W. q.
Ewin, County Clerk, tipping licenses, ST..
S57.9S; bills receivable, 81, 1858; j. 1.
Gheen, City Sexton, $131; pavement ae-
count, $33065; Street department, S4O4 w;
Miscellaneous sources, SOB; rents, $43;
Workhouse department, S37.65; Fire de-
partment, $270; Edgar Jones, cash, S2O,-
ESQ; cash on hand Oct. /, 1872, Sc, 129.1O;
cash due Treasurer Sept. 30, 1873, s., S42 VI.
| Total, $443, 663.32.
ExPENDTTUREs-O debt department,
S2S,6OS.44; coupons, Morris, Brown, city
| Improvement, Alden, n. and Q. railroad,
and Kercheval, STE, 1888 SO; bonds. N.and q.
railroad, Morris s. Hsdley, $49, 271.2o; in
ternal department, S6,25l.1l; printing, sta
tionery, and miscellaneous, $8,l742l; WnIk-
bouse. S., 499. SO; waterworks, S29,9l5.23;
salary. 500, SAT. 78; commission, S4,o7!:oi'
fire. S39, O2O. 25; street, $43,222.23; police,
$40, 1914 IS, school, S52,266 rs; law, 81, 6l3:-
40: Gas. Sl4,517.52; markethouse, 81, Spl IL
Nils receivable, S2984.66; Watkins para,
sac. so: cemetery, 5000; pavement, SOL. ~;
cnsrity, S., 637.56; hospital, S6,8o6 u; dis
pensary, $2541.27; sanitary, $S,99O.0o. To
tai, S443, 668.32.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOB NEXT
Thanksgiving Collector, $24O, 600; Water
Tax Collector. $4,000; Licences, $oO,OoO.
Clerk County Court, $1,000 County Trus'
tee for schools, SIS 600; Stalls and other
rentals. $4,000; Wharfage, $4,000; BUS re-
ceivable, $500; Miscellaneous, S50V. 10
tai Si06 000.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR NEXT
YEAR.-For Bonds, $l3S, 500; Coupons
SlOO. 900; Past due Indebtedness, S0O,OOO
Street $40 900, Waterworks, 1886, 900; Work
house. s., 900; Schools, $65, 900; Police, so
ODO; Fire, S37, 900; Salary, $4,000; Gas
$4,000; Law, 81 600; Commission, $1,000
Miscelsueoos, $4,000; Charity, $1,000
Hospital, $1,000; Dispensary, $1,000; Tota
$560000.
Showing an estimated deficiency OF owe
Sl5O.OO0 for the next municipal year.
ESTIMATED LIABILITIES -Aldsn check
unpaid, say $4,000; judgments in court
$4,000; past due coupons, Sl25,OOO; pas
due bonds, $64, 100; funded debt, Sl,34l
500; due City Treasurer, 1882; miscells
neous debt, say $4,000.
THE CITY's BONDED DEBT.
The following is a statement of the entir
!, bonded debt of the city on Oct. l, 1878
and its time of payment:
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Weturu of Thanks.

The undersigned takes this method OF re- e.
turning thanks to the citizens OF the Ieht9
Ward for the very liberal support received
;n the recent election. For the honor DC,
slowed on me shall ever feel grateful Sno
will endeavor to merit the confidence OF my
fellow-citizens, whose psrtiality elected NE
W 'n0 RICHARD MELRcsE.
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Sesheuck,s Mandrake PiIls.-Thes

Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
inregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, do not leave
any of its injurious effects. They act d.
ectly upon the liver, and sre valuable
-smedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers,
ETC., ETC., all succumb TO tie free use of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
my6 eodtillian15,'74
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EIIheFf Sisters.

The band of the Gilbert Sisters visited
the Race Course yesterday, ana olVlueu
honors with Jim Hill and Bush. Inc ever
ing indeed was gay and festive, sltern1t y
music from string ard brass instruments
making it lively for all. The Gilber,s nave
a most excellent band, and their efforts tC
please the large crowd on the Course wa'
dulv snnreciated,
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Norr Ahrerfisements.

New top buggy tor sale. usuu
White girl 10 cook for small family
wanted.
Two sorrel horses strayed.
Reward offered for stolen pocketbook.
Superior vinegar at A. G. Carriers.
Attractive dry goods sale this morning oy
Yeatman, Shields q Co. 1.,..
New goods st G.lgan's Southern Palace
Fancy articles for ladies al Loiseau's.
Meeting of Taxpayers Association at 4
P. NJ. to-day. o-.tI,,
drawing.
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FOSTER BLODGETT.

From the Atlanta Herald, sept e.
We have positive information IN our pos
session which warrants US in making the
assertion that Foster Blodgett will come
back to Georgia in less than thirty days
from this date, and stand bis trial for the
several offenses with which h8 is charged.
This information may be relied upon.
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IL people who suffer from the duh stu
pidity thai meets us everywhere in spring,
and too often in all seasons of the year,
knew how quick it could be cured by tax
ing Ayers Sarsapsrilla TO purge the bile
from their systems, we should have better
neighbors as well rs clearer heads to deal
with. sep30 eod1w
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mo. 5,99s.l
I'm ChnnceTg at Nashville.


CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master, Chancery Court, NASHVILLE
Septsmbr the 26th, 183.-Thomas ChadWeh,
Fx'or, ETC., of K. H. Childress, Complainant, vs.
Joseph Wheless and others, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit flied in TINS eause,
and from suggestion and proof Of record, mat
the defendant Martha W. BilbO, has died since
the filing of the bill in said cause, and that e b
Fort, a nonresident of the State OF Tennessee,
had heretofore been appointed and qualified As
administrator upon her estate; IL Is tne1eIoro
ordered that said z. b. Fort enter his appear
apce herein on or before the first Monday in NO
vember next, being a rule day Of said Court, and
then and there show cause, II any ne can, WY
aid suit should not be revived against him a.
such Administrator, and stand in the same con
dition as at the death of the said Martina w;
BilbO, and that copy OF this order De ~, =
for four consecutive weeks In the Nashville
Union and American. :
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR..
Clerk and Master.
Demos & Malone, Solicitors for Complainant
SEMI OaW4t
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probate Business.

The will of SalGe a. Williamson, decd
was admitted to probate.
A. F. Whitman, Public Administrator,
was appointed administrator ofthe estate OF
Mary A. Taylor, decd.
Louis E. Spurlock was appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
.lno. L. Spurloek, decd.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That John b.
4 Hamilton and j. L. Bond, Of Maury countl5
S. ID. Rainey, of Montgomery county, and %
ID. Short, of Trousdale county, Tenn, have
fled in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of the United States for the Middle Dis
trict of Tennessee, their petitions for discharge
in Bankruptcy: And it Is ordered By the Court
that a hearing be had upon the same, and the
second and third meetings Of creditors be held,
On the Sd day Of October, 1878,
at the office of John Ruhm, Esq, Register IN
Bankruptcy, No. SIX Cedar street, Nashville
Tenn, when and where all creditors may attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayers
Of said petitions should not be granted
Err CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of the District Court, for said Distrie--
sep18 cav st thurs
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The election in the Thirteenth District
next Saturday for Magistrate will not take
place, Esq. Lspsley having withdrawn his
resignation.
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IBsOly6nt Notice.

HAyING SUGGESTED TO THE CLERK
L 4 Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
the insolvency Of, the estate Of Mrs. Priscilla
BrothertOn, decd. all persons arehereby not.ned
to appear and file their claims with the Olerk OF
said Court on or before the first day of January.
1874. authenticated in the manner prescribed
by law. a +. WaILM ~,
seD25 Oaw2 PUBIC AumIs
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A MEETING o, the Taxpayers Associa-
e. viii Re held this afternoon, at O'Clock,
At No. 20 Cedar street. As business Of inpoT-
fsrce to every taxpayer in the city is to &c
acted upon, we hope TO have full attend
go Jos. RICHARDS, Sec'y.
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N~N-N
Lively.

Our streets presented an unusually busy
appearance yesterday, and the merchants
seemed to have no lack of customers 1heIe
are a great many strangers in the Guy a.
tending the fair and races.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMlNIsTRA-
Il tor of N. Hsrsh, deceased-als0 bound to
close out the business of the frm--an those naY-
ing claims against said firm viii present them
within the time required by law or they VIII %
forever debarred. Those o. ing must settle
GEORGE HARSH,
Administrator and surviving partner
eapIG
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Masonic HaII-A Couple of Sugges-
ffnURa.


Masonic HaII-A Couple of Sugges-
lions.
Masonic Hall is not the best place in the
world for a public entertainment, for the
reason that a thousand and one echoes have
taken up permanent residence therein ana
go trooping through the hall upon the
Slightest pr0vocation. This unpleasant anu
annoying feature might be rendered less
noticeable if mating were placed upon the
passages and about the entrance, IN oroe- 10
desden the noise made by persons coming
in. The expense incurred IN TINS way
would be small, but il this suggestion were
carried out it would add greatly to the COM
fort and satisfaction of those patroniz-
ing entertainments given at this 1ali:
And now a word to the management OF
the Gilbert troupe: Your presentation OF
the play of New Msgdelean last night was a
success. The play is Of highly sensational
character, and the interest was sustained 70
the close, but an Improvement Would nave
been made by dispensing with the music
during the confession made by Mercy Mer
rick to Grace Roseberry in the prologue
and the reading of the letter by Julian Gray
| in the second act. To be sure the musl'
was low, but it was sufhclentlI
loud to drown the voice of the speaker IN
the first case and Of the reader in the Sc
cond to those in the back part of the hall
or 10 at least render their words so indis
tinct that they could not be understood
And what reason can there be for introduc
| inc music at those points? Il certainly add
nothing to the effect, and in real life people
| are rot accustomed to make startling con
LESSONS, or read letters aloud, to music
| either low or otherwise.
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Mnnfinr T0-DnY.

The committee of arrangements 1o1 tne
proposed reunion of the Second IehnesSee
Confederate Regiment, meet this morning
at 10 O'Clock, at The office OF Capt. d. D.
Cheney.
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An important change IN The wearing ap-
psrel of tho King of Dahomey is reported.
Seated on bis throne, he received a scien-
tific committee lot long ago, his body pro
fuseIy decorated with the blue, gold and
green labels which had been carefully
peeled from the medicine bottles brought
by Europeans to bis dominions. In such
picturesqei garb the African prince must
have equsled even the glittering cos
TIME of the Shah.
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WffhfIrAW6,

To the voters of the Seventeenth Dis
trict: As there are more candidates for
Magistrate than there are voters, herepy
withdraw my name as candidate Tor that
ofiice. J. P. HUTCHINSON.
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LUSK.-At half-past O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 80, 1873, ROBERT LUsK.
Divine services Thursday afternoon, Oct. z, at
O'Clock, at the residence, IS North Vine street,
by Rev. I. A. Hoyt.
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The Proof of the Pudding is i'm the
Eating.

Eating.
Whatever may be said Of the abstract
principle involved in the institution and
conduct of gift enterprises generally, no
fault can be found with the practice as ex-
emplified in the Kentucky Library Draw
ings. Theoretical objections are always in
order, and are impossible of combination, but
practical criticism, censure, as directed
against the method and results of this en-
terprise, are almost as difficult Of apphca-
ton. Every promise made the public has
been fulfilled, both as to the conduct OF The
drawings and ultimate employment OF the
funds. The management holds out no IN
ducement TO the public which it cannot IN
derstand and confide in. Every one is full
" informed of the odds against him, but be
| knows that his chances of success are only
one 10 many against him; but be know:
that if be draws prize it will be cash, ane
be will be sure to get it. He knows tha
every guarantee will be faithfully observed
The present status, too, OF the Library Is
sufficient answer to the assertions that th'
enterprise would fail of accomplishing it
principal object. Already it is but little, |
at all, inferior to any similar institution IL
this country.
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Taxnnvers, AssOciattOn,

A called meeting of the Taxpayers as
socistion will be held at 4 o'clock p M
BY order Of the President, co.-,,
Jos. RICHARDS, Sec'y. IL
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After severe and protracted spell, we
are glad to see that ESQ. Bush OF the FIJI
teenth District, is able to be out again.
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For Sale.

HEAL ESTATE THAT WILL PAY FROM
to 10 per cent, net, per annum- The safest IN
vestments in the world.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s. WEAK .Ef
sep2s eodd Ase ~
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ENDING OCT. /, 1873.
Net expenses for 1873.

Net expenses Tor 1913. .VOI ,O'' OF
REPORT OF FIRES AND ALARMS
The Chief gives minute and EXTENDED
report of all the fires and alarms during the
year ending Oct. l, 1873, with compare
tive table of fires, slarms and losses from
October, 1866, to October, 1873, the insur-
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Excellent Irish Linen 25 cts. Southern
Palace, 113 Church street. John Gilg&n q
%. oc2 Il, fri, tues If
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CITY NoTIcBs.

Ten Cent, yard wide, Bleached Domes-
tic. uest in the city, st the Southern Palace,
113 Church street. John Gilgsn g 90.
oc2 th, tues II
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Complimentary.
Ont Again.

The Wagner troupe declare that the MAX
well House is one of the best maasgeo
hotels in the country.
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FIannels at Is cents per yard and up
ward. A. Winter & Bro.
sep25 sun, tues, thur, sat
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Another Article of Common Household
Use OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with the ear
lier recollectioDs of great many men and
women is the memory Of the Bath brick
and emery stone wherewith the knives and
forks, and pans and kettles, and other
kitchen articles, were at stated times
0scoured up" That primitive mode pre-
walls to-day in thousands of families who
have never used Sapolio. But once let Sa-
polio be used for this purpose, and that
housewife never wants Bath brick or emery
stone any more. Sspolio not only scours
off all rust and tarnish, it brightens, bestows
a polish as brilliant as new, and does it in
ore-tenth the time required by any other
substance. Sold everywhere. Housekeep-
ers, try it. sep27 dlW&Tlt
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Our 65-cent Linen, the cheapest Linen il
the United States. A. Winter q Bro.
sen2S SIM, tues, thur, sat
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Latest Style Hair GOOds.-We are
pleased to inform the ladies of Nashville and
vicinity that having Just returned from New
York, we are enabled to show them the
latest and prettiest styles Of arranging the
hair. Also an elegant assortment of Oxy-
died Goods, Jet Ornaments, Head Bands,
High Combs, etc. No trouble TO show
goods. Call and examine. Jos. E. Loiseau
& Co. sep30 st
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Black Alpacas, Lustre, equal to Sik,
Southern Palace, 113 Church street. JonA
Gilosn g Co. oc2 tn fri, tues If
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Black Silk-6nished Lustres at 45 cts.,
worth 80 Cts, at A. Winter q Bros, 10
Union street. sep2S SUI, tues, thur,sat
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Interesting to the Lsdies.-Mrs. J. Z;
Barry invites the ladies to attend hsr grand
opening in Fall STYLES of French Millinery
and Fancy Goods, which will be sold very
cheap. Particular attention paid to the
DISSEMINATING Department. Mrs. j. Z: Bar
nv, 40 Union street. ocI ob
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Velvet Belts, Portmonaies, JET Agrafies,
Crosses, Head Bands, Fancy Diamonds ana
High Combs at Jos. E. Loiseau q Cos. 1t
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Al the RaceR,

vie Gilbert troupe were out at the race
,Sterday afternoon, accompanied by their
dne band.
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Prettiest Sateens, Cashmere a HO strast
Dress Goods, at Hogan Bros, Union ''- WV
Oc1 2t
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IT is stated that the use of tar as pre-
ventive against potato disease is attended
with the most satisf lctory results
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Pastoral Letter from Bishop
n-f-fnri


To the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of Tennessee-Dear
Brethren: While 1 feel quite sure you and
your people have not forgotten to offer up
prayers to Almighty God in behalf OF those
communities in our State which have been
SO sorely visited by pessilence, l still feel 1t
nv duty to set forth the following additional
PRAYERS, to be used in all our congregations
Immediately before the General Thanks
giving at morning and evening prayer:
PRAYER
o Lord, we beseech Thee, mercifully hear
our prayers, and spare all those who con
fess their sins unto Thee; that they whose
consciences by sin are accused, by Thy
merciful pardon may be absolved through
Christ our Lord. Amen.
Have pity, o Lord, have pity upon Thy
people. Withdraw Thy heavy hand from
those who are suffering under Thy judg-
ments. We confess with shame and con-
triton that in the pride and hardness of our
hearts we have shown ourselves unthank-
full for Thy merces, and have followed The
devices and desires of our own hearts in
stead of Thy holy laws: yet, y Mercliul
Father, spare Thy people. Let Thy de-
stroyiDg angel withhold his hand from pun.
ishing, and Withdraw from our State, and
from all the land, this plague and grieVous
sickness. May this, Thy fatberly correc-
ton, lead US to consider how frall and un'
certain our life is, that we may apply our
hearts unto that heavenly wisdom which,
in the end, will brig us to everlasting life
through Jesus Christ, our Lerd' Amen
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AppOintnent.

Jack Quigley he's received the appoint
ment of Street OVerseer, vice w. ID. Has
lam, resigned.
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Oxydize! Oxydize!-Oxydized Agrsffs,
Buckles, Sets, Sleeve BGttons, Hair Pins,
SlaWl Pins and Chatelaines at Jos. E. Lol-
seau & Co. oc1 Ii
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.e, ,,-o+ttae,. and Cheapest, q
Hogan Bros, Union street,
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Dress Goods, Shawls and Blankets
very cheap at A. Winter & Bros.
sep2S sun, tues, thur, sat
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Leather Belts at 25 css. and upwards.
A, Winter s. Bro. sep28 sun, tn, thu, sat
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Buggy Blankets at Hogan Dr0' oc dE 2t
street,
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Good quality Black Alpaca at p cts, at
A. Winter s. Bros, Is Union street.
sep2S sur, tues, thIr,sat
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We sell all kinds of good Goods at smal-
profits. Hogan Bros, Union street.
0e1 2t
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fyou want Dry Goods at less than new
York prices, call a. A. Winter q bro.s 10
Union street. sap26 sur, tues, thur,sas
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

| HYDE-SMITH-On Sunday, Sept %, by
| Rev. R. A. Young +. G.. HYDE and Miss ELLEN
j. SMITH, daughter of the late W. by. Smith. \
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saIIatfn Accommodation Daily

GRER3t1n ACCOnAANS~'~sN--s
Leaves Nashville. e n
s-o,,tsv5IIe and nashville and Great
Soutnerns RaiIrOad..--NashVill ana
Decatur Division.
IAaveL. & n. Depot, North college street.,
Going South--7:20 An; 6:2O N.
Arrive North-4:40 AM; l:4O Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart rom LOUIE
,tIIa and Nashville Depot, North college street:
passengers car take trains st Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville sno OnS1IAnoosA
OoIuMBIA AoooMaoDATIoE-IeaVes $50 F.
u.arriyes 9: Is A. N, from L. q n. Depot North
College street.
LOufsviIAeand CINCINNATI snort A-AAA0
Railroad.
u.,..,..xa .ndsrriye at Louisville aGtolowE:
LEAVE. ARRIVS
Southern Fast Lins, except zno,
Sunday. 90 . ~ = NJ I1.90 D n
Cincinnati EIprees, osllE S'OV Re ~
Cincinnati Night Express, E.,s ~
except Sunday. ......... I1.oOf' A' ''AO ~ -
Lexington Mail, except s.ao ~
Sunday. o'OO -
Lexington ETnress, except N =, - ,,.ao y ~,
FErSundSv.. ,......':s.' N''O
Lagrange ACCOMMODATION, I'm =, e15p n
except SuUday......-.. o'VO a. M 0'AO - An
Lagrange Accommodation, ,.oo - =,
except Sundsy......... $3.50 A. M'' 0'0O r -
Shelbyyille AccOmmodaun o.oo - =,
except Sunday. o'oO A. M'' 0'OO F'A
S-1,SiST 500 P. NJ. s:l5 Am
~. slbyville Accommodate ,,cor =,
Sunday only. ....''''''' Gov n me-
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