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It's a photo of a reprint of that publication on display somewhere. Not my photo, so I don't know. You can see the reflection of the photographer in the glass, though.

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If it's accurate, I'm guessing the post Civil War aftermath in what was a massive battlefield, and cities that had been under Union occupation for a few years had a good bit to do with it.  Nashville was a mad house of crime in the occupation years for a variety of reasons, and I'm sure those enterprises didn't depart the city just because the war ended.

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2 hours ago, btq96r said:

If it's accurate, I'm guessing the post Civil War aftermath in what was a massive battlefield, and cities that had been under Union occupation for a few years had a good bit to do with it.  Nashville was a mad house of crime in the occupation years for a variety of reasons, and I'm sure those enterprises didn't depart the city just because the war ended.

They still haven't left. Just sayin'.

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1 hour ago, Steelharp said:

They still haven't left. Just sayin'.

Yeah. But it was back before all the good hookers were tied up by the music business.

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Saw this at the grocery store tonight and realized it's probably where the original post comes from.

 

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I was trying to find a scan or picture of the original but haven't been successful thus far.   Interesting note about the Nashville Dispatch.   It was a daily paper except Monday.   I don't know why but I find the except Monday part very interesting.  

I found their listing at the Library of Congress but I don't see any December 1865 issues in the catalog. I would love to try and find this but I don't have the time right now to devote to it.  

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48 minutes ago, Capbyrd said:

I was trying to find a scan or picture of the original but haven't been successful thus far.   Interesting note about the Nashville Dispatch.   It was a daily paper except Monday.   I don't know why but I find the except Monday part very interesting.  

I found their listing at the Library of Congress but I don't see any December 1865 issues in the catalog. I would love to try and find this but I don't have the time right now to devote to it.  

Could be because they were off on Sundays, since the paper was usually put together the day before so they could go out first thing in the morning.

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