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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27
DROWNED AT GALVESTON.
A "Reminiscences OF Wild Cat Insul
Rnee I'm Tennessee.

A "Reminiscences OF Wild CAt InsuF-
anee I'm Tennessee.
Shortly after the war, man calling him
self j. X. Berry became a resident of this
city. He hailed from indianapolis, had a
pleasing appearance and manner, dressed
well, lived fast and made many friends.
Little was known of his antecedents. So
great was the influx of strangers then that
no one cared what anybody else had been
o. whence he came.
Berry soon ingTaliated himself with the
leading Radical politicians, and secured a
charter from the Legislature for the Cum
berland Valley Fire Insurance Company"
Its plan was a tempting one on the sur
face, but the real intent and purpose was to
swindle the public. After a large number
Of policies had been taken and the treasury
was flush, the concern exploded, and
Berry abscOnded with most of the plumber.
The policy-h0lders recovered only a small
proportion Of their Investments.
After BeTTy'S flight il was discovered that
he had praCticel q similar sWiGdle il In
dianapOlis with the "Sirsippi Fire Insur-
ance Company and that several indict-
ments were pending against him when he
came here.
He was next heard Of in Arkansas, hav-
inc obtained from the caIpet-bag Legisla-
ture Of that state a charter similar to the
one under which he had operated in Ten
nessee; but before he cot we'll to work,
letters af exposure, written by some Of his
Nashville victims, were published
in the Little Rock papers. lie
saw the game was up and went to
Texas. Little has been known Of his
movements there, except that lie was en-
gagged in the organization and manipulation
OF several wild cat concerns, the most re-
cent of which was called the "Texas Star
Mutual Insurance Company, J. L. Berry,
Esq, President"
One day last week, about Q o'clock p. NJ,
he went down 70 the beach at Galveston,
undreSsed, put on a bathing-suit and
pushed off into the water. That was the
last seen Of him alive. His body vas re-
covered f.w hours afteTward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

Registered at the Maxwell House: j. G..
Thompson and wife, Quincy, Ills; Addison
Cooper, John Frierson, Columbia; Geo. J..
Alley, GAINESVILLE; s. Il. Wrenn, Chat
tanopra; Jas $. HUFF. Newark, n. j.; D.
Palmer, a. Tucker, Myer Myers, j.
S.cnarWard, Z. ID. Brown, New York; j.
c. Higgins, Racine, Mich; W. Walsh,
Chattanooga; L. Maxwell, L. Mertal, f.
Nolte, ST. Louis; Z. c. Prior, Baltimore;
j. L. Rogers, Cincinnati; Sam Sabel, l..
Seebold, Col. Isaac E. Stevens, Louisville;
y. Britain, PiLtsbUrg; ), l.. Graham and
wife, PiuewuOd; Col. 4. II. Bradford,
Brownsville; ThOS. Seay and wife, Green
Vile, Ala; W. T. Nixon, Miss Florence
Nixon, LaWIeuceburg; MTs. A. NJ. Rich
ardsOn, i. A. Richardson, MUrtTeesbOrO;
Jesse Walling, Meanwhile; Il. q. Nc
Clare, Lewisburg.
At the Commercial: J. A. Spirku, Gin
cinnati: Miss Josie Lewis, Lebanon; John
II. Wager, Huntsville; 5. II. Hodge, Muir
freesboro; Il. c. Barry, Galiatin; I. j.
Moore, J. 4. Holland, Petersburg; ). l..
Roark, IL. II. Irwin, Henry Bugg, BaEie
Creek Mines; ID. 7. Bailey, Miss Mary
Bailey, Georgia.
Among the arrivals at the Battle House
were John d. Hendrix and wife, Hopkins
county, Ky; Z. j. Sanders, j. A. Dillln,
Smyrna; (. ). Kerr, Miss Pattie Hickman,
Gallatin; 7. A. Harris, Mount Pleasant;
John Z. Helms, MCrTisiOjCR Gdzoitc; NJ.
W. Woodward, J. {. COwan, Fayetteville,
DR.. A. J.. Pillow, Columbia; James ThOmp-
son, Shelbyyille.
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By tie "Life Of the Duke of Brunswick,
just published in Paris, it appears that an
agent sent by him visited Louis NapO-
leon in the prison Of Ham. in 1917, and
gave 10 the Prince S0OOO0f, or $4,000,
with which be bribed his jailers and Sc
cured his freedom. The condition was
that the Prince should sign the treaty with
the Duke, Of which the fist article ran
thus; "We promise aud swear on our honor
and the Holy Scriptures on one part, % re-
establish the Duke Of Brunswick in his
duchy, and, if possible, to unite Germany
as one nationality; on the other part, to
assist the Prince Napoleon in his design to
restore to France her national sovereignty. >
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

HORSE TALK,

The pool room at the Merchants EX-
change was again flied last night by lovers
of the turf who were anxious to invest
their money in the pools sold on tO-day's
Saratoga races.
Olitipa is first choice in the Alabama
stake, dash Of a mile and a quarter, selling
for S42, while McDaniels is next in the
pools at Sl0.75, with Invoice bringing
S1425, and Australind Sl4.
The second race is a dash Of three-quar-
tens Of a mile. Madge is a slight fsvOrite at
SIS, with the othsr entries selling at the
figures following their names: Searcher,
S13 so; Spendrift SI1.T5; Countess, Sl3;
Loyd'ss Asteroid Colt, S1150; Brigand,
S1l.50.
The days sport will wind up with a
steeple chase, the entries in this race SELL
ing in the pool as follows: DOnOhUe's en-
try, Stanford and Dead Head, $3.50;
Trouble, S12.25; DisvolO, Sl3; Daylight,
$1I.50; Meteor, Sl1.5O; Helen Bennett,
SIl.jO; PrOdigal Son, S10.75.
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A Railroad Obstruction.

The passenger train that left this city at
$50 o'clock last Sunday night, on the
Nashville and Decatur roah, ran over and
killed : COW a short distance south of Lynn
vile. Strange to say the animal was
caught under the pilot and the engine and
tender passed over the carcass, which be-
came lodged under the truck Of the bag
gage car, necessitating the stopping Of the
train 10 remove the obstruction. Fortu-
nately the train was moving at a very slow
rate Ct speed, CT it would, in all probable
ity, have been ditched.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

Lawrence Kuhn and Hans Myers, who
had friendly tussle on the corner Of
DeadeTick and Cherry streets Saturday
night, promptly put in an appearance before
Judge Duling at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The former said he wanted to sub
NIT to The charge of assault and battery,
and the Recorder fined him SO. Myers
case was dismissed. Kahn was afterWard
arraigned before Justices Cassetty and
Creighton Oh the charge of mayhem, and
required to give bond in the sum Of $1,000
for Lis appearance before the Criminal
Court.
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FOUR ATTENTION.!
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
Isprsparedt to execute every description Of
JOB PRINTING
IN THE BEST STYLE AND ON FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

TOHE PUBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
Il take when they 90 or send North and East
for work that can DC as we'll and as cheaplvd done
IN NASHVILLE 0y the Union and American. Mer-
chants viii find, upon comDarisOu of work ana
prices, that they can do better in the Job Rooms
or the Union and American than they viii DO
by going abroad, and that it is a great mistake
sarily better than they can obtain at homs.
They should remember thatthe more work they
have performed by their ue3yhbOrs, the better
able VIII their neighbOrs be 60 DO tine work. and
the more they DO abroad, the more they VIII
have to do abroad, because there VIII be Moth
ing 70 induce frst-elass printers 70 come and re-
main among Us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

7. W. Crtcher, former Nashville boy,
but now of { harlestOn, Mo-, is back TO his
home again on a visit to his re atives and
friends. He brings rs q copy Of The En-
terprise, a weekly paper published in
Charleston, by Master George Martin, q
hfteen-yearol old lad. The chief editor is
NJ V. Colder, a youth of about the same
age. Master George supports a widowed
mother Off the proceeds Of his journal, and
his advertising columns are literally pa
tronized by the business men of the town.
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The Cost OF Assessment 1873.

At the last term of the Quarterly Court,
appropriation was made 70 pay off the As
sistanJ Tax Assessors, according TO the
number Of days work the County Assessor
should certify for each, at Sl.JO per day.
Some of the Assistants have already been
paid OIL, and enough is known to predict
the assessment Of Davidson county will cost
more chan twice as much as il did last year.
We have no information from OtheTcouuties.
If the assessment had to be made Oitener
than once in four years, there would not
have been much rs-trenchmeut and reform
IN the sct Of the last General Assembly on
the subject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

Benton Snowden died at his home on
North Front street about II O'Clock last
night. He was a man Of very dissipated
habits, and was the proprietor Of a dis
reputable house at the time of his death.
He came to Nashville during the war, and
soon made for himself an UnenViable
character The deceased was recently tried
in the Criminal Court for shooting a man
named Vivrette, aud was sentenced TO six
years Imprisonment, but had taken an APP
peal to the Supreme Court. He had been
magistrate Of the county, and had repre-
scented his ward in the Board of Aldermen.
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Indre Omcers EIeeted.

Balm Lodge No. 52I, l. 0. @. T., held
meeting last night and elected the follow
inc officers for the ensuing term:
Robert J. Stewart, W. G. T.; Miss Alice
Steiner. Wv. T.; J. IL. McPhajl, w. Sec'y;
IN. Williams. w. Z. s.; /. 0. Hayes, w.
Traas.. Geo. Watkins, W. c.; Z. 4. Keevil,
". M; James Price, w. l. c.; Louis
White. w. O. O.: Miss Anna Casey, r. II.
:: Miss Anna Keevil. /. H. s.; Miss Hat
lie Webb, D. NJ; J. IL. McPhail, l.. ID.
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81. Louis vs.. Nashville and Vice Versa.

The Red Stockings, a professional base
ball club If St. Louis viii be here next
Thursday to play game with
the Linck's. The latter club will
90 to st. Louis Friday night TO
play the Red STOCKINGS a return game. All
lovers Of this kind Of sport may expect a
treat next Thursday when the champion
club Of this city and the professionals from
81. Louis come together. However the
contest may terminate, it will certainly be
one Of the most interesting ever witnessed
on Nashville grounds. The Lineks must
stir their siUmps and not lie! the ST.
LOuisaGs go home growing over them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

THE trade in whOrtleberries has been a
considerable item in the business Of our
town within the last week or two. In ad-
ditiOn 10 the large quantities put up here,
the shipments to Nashville and other
points amount to several bushels daily. If
the weather should be at all favorable, a
great many blackberIies viii be dried in
this Vicinity.-MmcbeSte Guardian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

NJ. James Campbell, formerly a jeweler
Of this city, died at his residence, two miles
north Of Frankliu, at 6 O'Clock yesterday
evening. His remains will be inferred with
Masonic honors in the new cemetery at That
place tomorrow morning. The funeral
services will ne held in the Presbyterian
Church al half past niue O'Clock. The de-
ceased was attacked last saturday with
something like appOplexy. he was for
many years a citizen Of Nashville and
much esteemed for his integrity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

Twelve thousand watermelOns were
shipped yesterday from Hollywood station,
on the Central road, twelve miles from
Augusta. They filled fifteen bOx-cars. 1t
was not considered a large shipment for
Hollywood in the melon season. One
planter near that station has hundred
acres in melons. The fruit goes North,
and the result is a healthy and pleasant in
fatiOn Of GeOTgias stock Of currency
AtlmtQ Constitution, JUN %.
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AmIIe Hent 10 Harness.

Yesterday afternoon as an aged man
named Frank Shields was driving a cart
ont Of the coal yard on the corner Of Vine
and Crawford streets, the EoIse attached to
the cart took fri ght at something and started
to run. The driver, being about sixty-fye
years Of age, could not do much toward
controlling the animal, but in his efforts TO
check him he was thrown from bis seat
under the cant. The vehicle passed over
his body and face, but he received no in
jury with the exception of a few slight
bruises. The horse continued his flight
around to the Louisville depot, when he
was brought TO a halt by the cart having
been turned over.
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TRUE INWARDNESS IN EAST TEN.
EEGEEE
KnoxvIIle q Id Herald.

hDONVIIle FFcss and htTdIl.
The guests at one Of the noted summer
resorts Of East Tennessee were consider
ably exercised, last week, over the familiar
ity existing between divine and one Of
his flock, lady, each Of them married, bat
neither TO the other. Tie lady guess, with
that keenness for detecting anything Of the
sort, soon gave the prOpIietOrs Ofthe Springs
TO understand that those sort Of Carvings
on had to be stopped, and stopped quickly.
The main offence Of the offending couple
was having been found together in the di-
vines room with the door closed. A quiet
notice to quit was served on them, and they
left, passing through Knoxville on Monday
night, en-rOute home.
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Acndemr OF So. CeciIin.

In another column viii be found the ad-
vertisement Of this well known academytor
young ladies. II looms up to the north OF
the city in all its beauty and grandeur, III
vitiug young ladies from the South TO the
shelter Of its lovely magnOlias and classic
walls. No word Of commentator for
The good Sisters in charge is needed from
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Onr Hindmost Counties.

There are three counties in the State
that have never had SuperiuteudeHts Of
Public instruction, viz: Scott in East Ten
neSsee, Clay in Middle Tennessee, and
Henderson IN West Tennessee. The State
: superintendent Of Public instruction has
been in correspondence with their officers
on the subject, suggesting msndamus pro-
ceedings against the justices to compel
them to elect Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27
vor,b NnshviIIe street RetIroad

The stockholders OF the McGavock and
Mount Vernon Horse Railroad Company
held a meeting last Saturday aud elected
the following Board Of Directors: +. H.
East, !. e. Warner, G.. ii. VESSEL, Charles
Rich, J. Z. Buddeke, James Mclaughlin,
aud q. NJ. Fogg, Jr. The Board Of Direc-
tors had q meeting yesterday and reelected
q. N. FOCg, JT., President, and d. Deace-
rick, Superintendent and Treasurer Of the
company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27
caIahratiur tbe Anniversary.

The Nashville Organ Association, No. J.,
celebrated their tHIId anniversary yester-
day. During the afternoon, the society,
headed by TimmOns' QuickStep Brass
Band,marched through the principal streets.
At night banquet was given at Liberty
Hall, an Grafton delivered by r. ID. Camp
bell, and an address by A. Charleston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

The Office Of the Singer Manufacturing
Company, No. 122 Church street, will be
closed TO day, Tuesday, 2Tih inst, on &C
count of the death Of Isaac NJ. Singer, (the
inventor OF the Singer Sewing Macmne,)
who died in London, England, July q,
1STJ
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- - e sig. oeL.1 y. o ~.
The river was Using rapidly at 3 r. N.
yesterday.
The 1. =. Hillman arrived from Pa
ducsh, an. the Petrol, from st. Louis, the
lalteF Paving in tow barge OF ice Tor the
NASHVILLE branch Of the Quincy Bay Ice
Company.
The B. II. Cooke takes out an excursion
party to-day.
To the Union and American:
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July "A, 1S75.-The
town Of Padncah pays a little boat a bonus
Of $500 per month to run between that
place and the Tennessee river, bringing and
filling orders. Evansville is giving some
inducements to tie d. Vanbus Kirk to run
the Cumberland. for a like purpose. The
Eddyville IS Still running in the interest
Of Nashville, as will be one other good
boat next season, but no bonus is asked Tor
these drImmers. All that is wanted IS
that Nashville merchants encourage the
river business next season. By such mu-
taIty Of effort, the trade Of your CITY VIII
he greatly increased. T. e. RYMAN.
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4 Good Beginning.

The Library Of Cumberland University
a5 Lebanon, Tenn, numbers between
seven and eight thousand volumes. Many
Of the books are of the rarest character, and
could not probably be duplicated upon the
continent. Nearly all Of this valuable
library has been collected since the war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27
THEOLOGY IN COLORADO.

The report Of a sermon by a Fremont
county preacher is worth repeating here:
"BOys, you'll find this life just like q
game Of seven-Up. You want 70 save your
tens and look out for game, an never beg
when you hold a good hand. Also, reCOl-
leCt in the long run low counts as much as
higtEif it Is only trump. The devil has
stocked The cards, but jist play 'em honest,
and when it comes your deal yer boun' to
GID a winnin' hand every time, aud old
split-hOOf will jist have to jump the game
and look for a softer snap. Also, if you
happen 10 turn Jack call it lucky, but don't
forget to remember that turnin' Jack is I'M
certain business aud'll never do TO bet on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

A PARIS correspondent writes, "Last
season the HoneSs in Bidels menagerie
gave birth to three cubs, two Of which soon
died, and the third, which was healthy and
promised to live, had lis back broken by
some accident. NJ. Bidel presented the
poor little animal to one Of his employees,
who resided in one Of tie suburbs OF Paris
This man had daughter who took the lit
tie creature in charge, fed il, watched over
and tended it, ard il is now I fine, large
lion, deyOtedly attached to its benefactress,
and follows her about the house and gar
den like a dog"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

ONLY two dollars aud fifty cents to
Louisville via Louisville and Nashville
RafIrO.l. FirSt-Class accommodations.
Five 90 hours quicker time and sixty-one
GD miles shorter than via the Southeast
ern road. jy2j st
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-A. G. Ewing and
Spencer Eakin resign their executOrship Of
Edwin h. Ewing, Jr., deceased.
Michael Cain, administrator &C Martin
Cain, deceased. made settlement and was
relieved Of further responsibilities IS such
administrator.
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THE ACME SHIRT"
Sold by US, cannot be excelled. Competition
dehed in quality, price and ft from
All quarters.
iva cody 4thp till mills

road, and with the avOwed intention of 60
ing to Dalton and thence to Atlanta.
WHAT SHE LOOKS LIKE.
Mrs. WallingfOTd (sO-called) will sppa-
rently never see thirty-iive again, and is Of
the massive order Of architecture. Her
stvle Of dress is loud. She has seen things
and knows several-that woman has; does
not scare worth a cent, and could bluff
any man Of ordinary nerve out Of
his courage. Little affairs like
that Of Sunday night do not matter
much to'wOmen other calibre, whatever the
the proprietor # the Maxwell, who is rather
particular about the morale Of his house,
may think Of them. She has gone South
and will doubtless find plenty Of game
there. Nashville is too puritanic for the
scope Of her genius. We lack true in
Wardness.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July y, 100 A. NJ,
PTO6GbjlitieS.-FOr the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, slighnt changes in the barometer
and temperature, southeast 10 southwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, and
on the western gulf coast occasional rains.
The Mississippi river will continue to
rise below Cairo.
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HOWELT.-In this city, at the residences Of
i. P Brown, Monday, July 2G, 1875, at 1880
O'Clock p N, Miss ANNE II. HOWELL, step
daughter Of John NJ. Arnold.
Funeral at Elm Street Church this TUESDAY,
afternoon, AT o'clock Services BY Revs DR..
Baird and T. X. Hill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

The annual session Of the Great Council
Of the State, Improved Order Of Red Men,
will commence at 9 O'Clock this morning in
the lower end of the City Hall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

II yOu want a choice article Of Wine,
call on II. & +. W. Baker, corner Church
and Cherry streets. jy23 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27

10000 yards Hamburg Edging Rem
nants TO be closed out a: one-half their cost
at Lebeck Bros, II Union street.
jy2j u
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Paducah, Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans.
THE elegant Passenger G
i Steamer,
EDDYVILLEs @zzsaz-zaA
W j. Hartman, Master, p. E.DOyle, clerk.
win leave for the above points every SAT-
URDAY, at P N.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. r. BYERS, Agent, Al and AZ Front street.
je3O In
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Don't fail to attend The great remnant
sale a, Lebeck's. Great bargains TO be Of
feIed. jy2j p
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Daily RsD0Tt Of Stage Of Voter, ,UitR Changes "a
tAs "a hours ending z. II. July 26, 1875.
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Blank CD indicates no Tep0rG eipher (O) sta
tionaryi minus q tendency 70 faIL plus I'D
teaaeRcy 70 rise.
A. @. FOAD, = ut Sig. Ser, U. S. A..
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Best and highest running Sewing Ma
chine in uss. See the DOMESTIC. ].
FARMLAND & Co, Public Square.
jy25 0,
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CITY NOTICES.

The pOc- lIttle sufferer will be imms-
0iately relieved by using MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething. It softens the gums, reduces in
1lampatiOn, cures wind collie, allays az
pain, and gives the child quiet, natural
sleep, from which It swakes inyigo7a,ed
and refreshed. gSTIt
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

Union Ticket Oflee, Maxwell House.
A. III. Robinson, Agent
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Arrival and Departure of Trains
at Nashville.
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Eastern Fast Line, aX-
cent Sunday -........
Z stern EXpr6i-ei daily
y stern Night Express
srsept Sunday....-...
III. Sterling Mail, eE-
cspJ Sunday.....------
Lexington Express eX-
cept SUnday........;..
Lsgrange Accomnoda-
hCn, except Sunday &c
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
ShelbyVillo Mall except
BumuaE.sss---- -sss.ss'
hsIbbyyille Express, ez-
cspf SUnday.-...---...