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OUR TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
Transformation Of the Criminal Court
neutrality-suspicious. in the Law
and Circuit Court Rooms and in IN
Trustees Office.

AA1ACc = NJ
Under an order made by the Quarterly
Court Of Davidson at the April term, some
important changes and Improvements are
being made in the courthouse. The car
peHter's work is being done by Mr.. Parrish,
Of Edgetield, and superintendent by the jan
itOr, Mr.. Williamson.
The interior Of the Criminal Court room
is undergoing a complete metamorphOsis
and will present a novel appearance to
those long familiar with its old arrange
ments. The judges stand has been moved
10 the South end Of the courthouse, direct
ly facing the entrance to the room. The
railing in front Of il forms a spacious aud
almost complete circle. The jury-bOX makes
a semi-circle, with the convexisy toward
the stand, as before, except that IL is di-
vided in the middle TO make room for the
witness stand. The clerks desk will be
in the same corner that it was before, but
now farther from the judges stand and fac
ing in a different direction from its former
position. Benches for spectators are ar
ranged one above another in both the
northeast and southwest portions Of the
room. \ comfortable room for witnesses
has been formed by partitions in the north
west corner Of the main rOOm. The floor
will receive new mating and the walls and
ceiling will be reprinted, the former a sky
blue color, and the latter, pure white.
The Law Court room was secured yes
terday to receive new carpeting. The
Judges stand in the Circuit Court room is
to set be out further from the wall. Ahand-
some new book case is being constructed in
the Trustees office for the preservation Of
the files Of the COunty's redeemed bonds
and coupons. All these improvements
were very much needed and will add no
little to the convenience and comfort Of
those doing, or having, business in any Of
the apartments which are undergoing re-
DairS.
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EXIT LADD.
The Canadian Released from I'M
prisOnment.
He Leaves TenneSSee's Capital for
Parts Unknown.

Two o'clock yesterday afternoon was the
hour set for the trial Of Frank Ladd, in Jail
on the charge Of attempting to commit a
rape on the person Of Mrs. Richard Jones.
At that time a large crowd gathered in and
around the Office of Justices Cassetty and
Creighton, where the investigation was to
have taken place.
The defendant wa represented by Guild
& DOdd, while w. g. Brien aud W. F.
Meacham appeared for the prosecution.
Capt. DOdd stated tO the court that in
view Of the excitement attendant upon
the case he thought it best for the safety of
the prisoner to have him remain in jail
during the progress Of the
trial, and would make a mo-
zion to that effect. The prosecution
objected, claiming that there was no law
for such a proceeding and that it was
altogether without precedent. Justice
Creighton Oyerruled the objection Of the
plaintiffs counsel and said, By way Of ex-
PLANTATION, that he was Of the opinion that
no harm could result from letting the de
PENDANT remain in prison while the trial
was going on, as he was III reach Of The
command of the court.
On this ruling the prosecution declined
to introduce any proof. The defense then
moved for an order for the prisoners re-
lease, which was granted. But before the
order reached the Jail, the prosecutor had
sworn out another warrant before Justice
Everett, and placed it in the hands
of an officer to re-arTest Ladd before he
should leave the Jail. However, this war
rant was subsequently Withdrawn, and
the prisoner released. The understanding
was that before the close Of another day
Ladd would be hundreds Of miles away
from the scene Of his troubles.
The husband and relatives Of the lady,
who let their passions get the better of
their judgment last Monday, when they at
tempted to mob the prisoner while in the
hands Of the police, were up before the
Recorder yesterday. T. o. and Ben Beas-
ly were fined SO each for carrying pistols
and committing an assault with the same,
while Richard Jones and James Hawkins
were discharged.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
were made and recorded with the County
Court Clerk Of Davidson during the week
ending yesterday:
4. SandhOuse TO j.. j. Hall, part
RlOt Is, S~aIdhOuse's addition. ; 100 90
W. 7. HardisOn TO Mrs. L. j..
Courtney, lot in O. EWing's
addition .................... 1850 90
F. l.. Eel to Jas. Brooks, land
Locust Grove, 9Th district. -. G7j 90
y. L. Mckenzie TO Peter Hogan,
lot II, Houston and Hum
phrey's addition. .......... 412 50
Z. J. Pitts and wife to John F.
Luckey, lot in Alexandria, De-
KaIb county................. 500 90
y. Baxter, jr,, TO Wm. p. Can
non, lut > in subdivision, Can
o property. .............. 5,SU6 %
j. b. Mcconnell TO VIM. Spence,
half lot lG4, West Nashville. 200 90
w. ON. Perkins, commissioner,
10 Nicholas Breen, lot 29l
Lewis street, Maury & Clai-
bOTne's addition. .....,..... SO 3
A. LieneTt and wife TO Henry j..
Erhard, lot 6, ii. BrOOd's subdi-
vision, Barrow Groove property 500 90
4. e.. ScOvel to J. II. Wright, lot
$50, McGavOCk's addition. 2,0JO 90.
Tanner Butler and others to j. G.
and d. A. Colo, lot, Rock
Castle tract. ................ 100 90.
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A Carpenter shos Burned.

A frame building on South College
street, adjoining the residence Of Green
Sawyers, esq, and occupied by S. A.
Davidson as a carpenter shop, was destroy
ed by fire at nOOn yesterday. The alarm
was sounded from box 81 at the Deluge
engine house, and the engines were on
hand in due time, but owing to thematerial
of which the house was built, il was i'm
possible to save it. All the tools were re-
moved in safety. The loss will probably
reach 500, with no insurance. The fire
is supposed 10 have been the work of an
incendiary.
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eENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.


New Style Boys Hats at Gray
s. Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles ChildreR'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mills cody 4thp
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WHAT is NEEDED.

bOsIOhl req IS, ISL
HENRY r. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Slr-AbOut one year since I found myself
in a feeble condition from general debility.
VEGETISE was strongly recommended % me By
a friend who had been much benefited by its
use. | procured the article, and. after using
several bottles, was restored to health, and dis
continued its use. / feel quite confident that
there Il no medicine superior to IL for those
complaints for which it is especially prepared;
and would cheerfully recommend il 10 those who
feel that they need something 70 restore them 10
perfect health. Respectfully yours,
u. L. PETTENGILL,
Firm Of S. NJ. Pettengill & Co,
No. 10 state street, Boston.
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The Reading club at BeIIemOnt.

The elegant and hospitable mansion Of
DR.. and Mrs. Cheatham was the happy
selection for the conclusion Of the winter
course Of the Reading Club. Upon ap-
proaching The beautiful grounds the strains
of music from the splendid Post Band
caught the ear, ~betOkening the pleasure
which The company were TO enjoy.
With cordial and grateful hospitality,
with the richest treasures Of art
in painting and sculpture, with
exquisite music from the best talent
Of the city, with exercises in prose and
poetry, tragedy and comedy from the best
readers Of the club, how could the closing
meeting be anything but a grand imperial
success?
Those who were present will remember
the evening as II Of the plcasautest of
life, one long to be cherished.
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New AdKerrisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
The large auction sale of ca~rpetings, mat
tings, etc, advertised by Winstead, Shields
4 Co, takes place this morning, at 10
O'Clock, oath.
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they sell exchange on New York,
Cincinnati and Louisville; they furnish
drafts ia sims 10 suit On England, Ireland
and Germany; and they 1t all times allow
the best rates for gold, bonds, stocks, etc.
The EddvilIe starts on a dOWn-TiVer trip
to-day at 1 o'clock p. NJ.
Lady's fur cape found on Spruce street
last evening.
See Ditson X Co.'S list Of new music
books.
An election viii be held in St. Louis on
Tuesday, May Is, for five directors Of the
Life Association Of Amerioa.
Read the hattering testimonials, I'm ad-
vertisement on this page, Of the cures per
formed by Vegetine.
Attend the auction sale Of flowers at Il
Union street to-day.
The Aute-Nicene Library, Chambers
Encyclopedia, and an Of the late monthlies
and weeklies, Gamble found al Neylan's, IS
Public Square,
The ElmwOod collar is warranted per-
spirat.On proof.
Stylish alpaca suits, elegant lace suits,
fine mourning suits, and neat travelling
suits, can be found AT Bohan x FlOersh's.
The ~cheapness Of boys clothing, hats,
etc, al the Tom Thumb Clothing Store is
at present creating no little excitement.
Cali at this popular establishment and you
will be convinced.
Hair switches, fine steel table cutlery,
and a choice collection Of books, can be
found at the Dollar Store.
John l.. Price, trustee OF the firm of Cor
der Bros. & Hudson, has an important nc
tice in another column.
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JAS. I. Bel, County Court Clerk, issued
marriage licenses to the following couples
the past week:
George w. McMurray and Saliie Blair.
John Joyce and Martha Burk.
Robert w. McDeaTman and Anna
Flaherty.
Noah Jacobs and Anna Jacobs.
Ii. Z. Gibson and Martha Gwynn.
COLORED.
Elijah Rucks and Tennie Jackson.
A. Lewis and Hattie Jones.
Milton Cheatbam and Ellen Mitchell.
David Elbrum and Martha Mitchell.
John Weakley and Clara Young.
Addison Webster and Martha McCamer.
Wash Rains and Mary Osborne.
Peter DOnelsOn and Ellen Kennedy.
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AseryantAccused Of Larceny.

At the instance Of p. Levy, Sergeant
Tignor yesterday arrested a colored woman
in West Nashville named Caroline Garter,
on the charge of larceny. The woman was
EMPLOYED as a servant in the family Of the
prosecutor, who lives over his store on
Broad street. He says that a few nights
since, while everybody else in the house
was asleep, she went 10 the store below,
took a trunk, filled it with all kinds Of
useful articles from his stock, and slid,
leaving the door unlocked. The trunk and
Goods were also recovered by Sergeant
Tignor. The prisoner was taken before
Justice Everett, and committed 10 Jail for
further investigation.
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Decentralization.

Mr.. Bliss received a large number Of re-
quests yesterday tOvisit different places in
n South. Among the number were in
uded Invitations from Hopkinsville, KY,
Athens, Ala, Galveston, Texas, and one
signed by an entire Presbytery of Central
Mississippi. Messrs. Whittle and Bliss
viii 60 to Memphis, when the meetings
close here, and they will then consider the
different requests and make all necessary
arrangements. The religious feeling is GER
tainly extending over a large territory,
judging from the number Of Invitations
these Evangelists receive.
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Meeting OF Decorating Committee
To-Day,

The Committee Of Arrangements on de-
cOrating the Confederate graves are request
ed Ito meet al the office Of Capt. Sam.
DOnelsOn in the Courthouse this evening
at 4 O'Clock, promptly.
The following are the names Of the COM
mittee:
A. j. McWhirter, DR.. W. J. McMurry,
James Z. Patterson, Maj. w. II. Hill, Mai.
j. r. McCann. Can't. w. q. FWin. Cant. i
I. Brown, Gen. w. R. Handy, ThoS. Il.
Sneed, Capt. II. j. Cheney, Col. j. II. An
derson, John C.. Wand, Nat Baxter, Jr.,
Capt. Thomas L. DOdd, Capt. F. w. Fitz-
patrick
A full attendance is desired, as business
of Importance will be transacted.
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Bible reading are requesledfO bring texts
containing the word slOve' in some form.
There will be no services tonight.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TOMORROW.
There viii be services in all the churches
at II A. NJ.
A union meeting Of all the Sabbath
schools az the Exposition hall at 4 p. NJ,
conducted by Mr.. Bliss. The superiten-
dents are requested TO occupy seats on the
platform. The Ushers will accommodate
the cbildrea and their teachers with com-
Portable seats.
At s O'Clock P. NJ, there viii be a general
union meeting at the Exposition Hall.
MIR. Whittle will probably not arrive be-
fore next Monday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Opera House was well filled las
evening on the occasion ofthe Tom Thumb
entertainment. The General and his wife,
Commodore Mutt, Minnie Warren and
Maj. Newell all appeared in their most
genial mood and delighted the audience
with their performances, consisting Of
songs, dances, etc. Most Of the crowd pres
ent were young people aud not a few chill
dren. The little boys publications at the
sight Of the General and the Commodore,
and the little girls ecstrasy over the dimin-
utive ladies are indescribable. Mai. New
ellis convolutions and dances are very
pleasing. The wee sma' troupe give a
matinee this afternoon and another enter
taiumeDt tonight.
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GIVES iHEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the use Of the NEGETINE. Her declining health
was a source Of great anxiety TO an OF her
friends. A few bottles Of the VEGETINE re-
stored heI health, strength and appetite.
y. H. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Sears Building, Boston, Ma
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Just received at Neylan's Book Store,
50 Public Square, the Ante Nicene Library,
ga vOls.,) Chambers Encyclopedia, (edi-
ton Of 1879 and all the latest magazines
-Scribner's, s.. Nicholas, Atlantic, CathO-
lie World, Brownson's Review, ETC., etc.
Give him a call. ap24 1t
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CANNOT BE

C~HARLEsTOWN, March 70, 1869.
H.. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This is 70 certify that I have used
your "BlOOd Preparation" in nv family for sew
eral years, and 1 think that for ScrOfula or Can
kerOus HumOrs, or Rheumatic Affections, it
cannot be eXceled; and, as a blood purifier and
spring medicine, il is the best thing / have ever
used; and I have used almost everything. / can
cheerfully recommend it TO any one in need Of
such q medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
l9 Russell street.
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4 large number of negroes in the country
surrounding Newsom's station are making
preparations to emigrate to Kansas. For
some time past a coIored minister has been
exhorting them to seek new homes in the
West, and is ~endeavOriug to make mp a
party Of one hundred TO leave al an early
day.
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Gen. Tom Thumbs arrival has Created
quite an excitement, and only equaled BY
the cheapness Of Boys Clothing, Boys
Hats, etc, etc, at the Tom Thumb Cloth
ing Store on College street. ap24 It
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CITY NOTICES.

The peculiar finish of the ElmwOOd col
lar makes it thoroughly perspiration proof.
All frst-class furnishing STOKES sell them.
ap24 It
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Suits at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
apps If
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Bargains! Bargainsr-We will sell at
cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
ap23 If
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Fine Mourning Suits, neat Travelling
Suits. Bohau & FlOersh. ap24 2t
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Dress Goods at cost for cash only. G..
Rice & Co. ap23t If
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GAINED FIFTEEN POU Ds
OF FLESH. NOS

. SOUTH BERWICK, Ne,
H. r. STEvESs, ESQ. - 1874.
Dear Sir-I have had DyF-
form Tor tls last ten years, and have fats1 I'M bTS'
tanning any relief. IL SantaHLu without OBJ
mencsd taking the VsavTIPP emDoL last com
my health has Ste'dily improved Nv SdoJ T1 d5
ges{s wen, ana l have gained fifteen bounds Of
49, are several others in this place
Vo--+-1IT ana an have obtained relief
6 dOol THOMAS z. MOORE.
Vegetine lSSOId by all Druggists.
sR2l p Wed, sat 4thp
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songs Of Joy.
CoIored Preachers Doipgs

D. Neylan, bookseller, has placed on our
table "SOngs Of JOy,' a collection Of hymns
and tunes for TeyIyals, camp-meetings, etc.
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A new importation Of Irish Linen at
45c, worth 75c, received at A. Winters.
apis 1t
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Prints Se.-GOOd Prints reduced to Sc
at A. Winters, - Union st. apis It
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Silks at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
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For cash and cash only we will sell
goods at cost. G. Rice & Co.
APPS If
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CITY NOTICES.

Stylish Alpaca Suits, elegant Lace Suits.
Bohan & Flcersh. ap24 2t
Hair Switches at the Dollar Store.
ap24 2t
Steel Table Cutlery at the Dollar Store.
ap24 2t
Books al the Dollar Store. ap24 2t
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New and cheap goods at A. Winters, Is
Union st. apis 1t
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To be Sold for Cash Only-At Cost;
Lyons Black Silks, best qualities,
Gro Grain and TafTeta Silks IN all shades,
Tafeta Silks in evening shades.
Summer Silks in the newest styles.
Best Black Mohair, Turner's make.
Irish Linens, Richardson's ana Others.
Black Grenadines, all qualities,
Tamise Cloths in all qualities.
HENRsETTA CLOTHS, sUPEBy
To reduce u stock, "
lot Of above named 0
CASH ONLY Tb,s. goods AT COST FOR
,st ba-o,i,s Is a rare opportunity to
p - - .rst-class goods. ThOmp-
80, O. Aelly, Summer street.
elegant assortment Of Boots and
IOes just received from bankrupt sale. and
can be had at half the usual prices. Peo-
pies Shoe Store, Church street, opposite
st. Cloud Hotel. j. ". Lawless & Co.
apis Nv
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Newport Ties at
Ihe maxwell Shoe Store. apo 1w
500 Travelling Companions at T. z
"InS'e@u COS. apo w
Kid Slippers at s1.OO at the Ma1ws Il
0n"e store. ap201W
Daneing.-Miss Eliza Goodwin win oh
tinue her dancing lessons at Mcclure s
Hall, Cherry street. ap1z 1v
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Straw Hats, Flowers and Ribbons half
given away at A. Winters. apis 1t
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AUCTION Of Plants, Hanging Baskets,
etc, to-day, A Union street, April q.
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Black Alpaca and Grenadine at unsurr
passed low prices at A. Winters.
apIS II
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Blank - indicates no report; ciphEr () sta
tlonary; minus - tendency 70 saIl; plus I'D
tendency 10 rise.
The Eddyville arrived from Cairo, and
the B. Ii. Cooke rs expected from Pt.
Isabel.
The Shi+pers' Own leaves for the head
Of the yer at 4 P. 81. to-day.
- Eddyvilie will depart f9r Cairo at 4
~ NJ. to-day.
The river was rising yesterday, Win
az out o feet on the gauge.
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WAR DEPARrAEFT
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFF rCT
WASHINGTON, April p, 100 Az
PrObGbuiHes.-FOr the Calf Ststes md
tennessee, generally clear and warmer
weather, with variable Winds and sIj-6t
changes in the barometer
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Ladies' Kid and Cloth Newport Ties at
the maxwell Shoe Store. apo 1W
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platform and assisted in the singing during
the regular afternoon services.
TIE RIRTE REAnTNG-
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PROGRESS OF THE REVIVAL.

The Teachings Of Brooks and Bliss
Taking Effect.
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CHOIR REHEARSAL.

A large number of representatives of the
various church chOir5 in the city and Edge
field assembled in the Exposition building
at , O'Clock, and were furnished seats on
the platform. They met there in response
to the request Of Mr.. Bliss to have a rehesr-
sal of the songs to be sung during the
meetings. They Practiced about one hour
and made marked progress within that
short space Of time. They remained on the
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Pullman Palace D~rswing-rOom and Sleeping
gs-s from st Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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Daneing-Miss Eliza Goodwin win oh /
tinue her dancing lessons at Mcclure s
HaH, Oherry street. ap17 1W
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Arrival Of Judge EmmOns Of the
United states Circuit COurI-TheN u-
Preme Court Passes from the DR-
VtdsOn Equity.
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hid Slippers at $1.OO at the Manws Il
H"e 01Ore. ap201W
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800 Travelling Companions at T. z
Winstead & Cos. aneO ~
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LOUISVILLE g. CINCINNATI sHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and a.
rive at Louisville as follows:
Trains. LEAVE. ARRIVE