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The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

FLOUR AND BACON, fD SACKS extra and supertine Flour; OO 5000 lbs. clear side Bacon;
 5000 < plain Hams;
 1000 |" Shoulders; Just received per steamer Arkansas and for sale by RAPLEY. HANGER 6 CO April 27, 1857. UT x POPE are in receipt of splendid as- A sortment of Ladies' Dress Goods of every hue and pattern also a variety of Dress Trimmings be- ing small part of their Spring and Summer stock cal and examine. April 2l, 1857
 HAMS. tD ECEIVED and for sale, superior lot of well cured llams HUTT & POPE. April 2l, 1857
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OI WALNUT Gre Cain Chars ~4 24 Rockerss' 50 Collss Barr and Slat {" l Star Hat Rack; EH. Gothic & '' 5 Center Tables: Breakfast do Dining do 20 asst'd Cottage Beadsteads do Lounges; Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus; Fancy Leaf Stands; one Drawer do 2 Whatnots; g Wood Rockers; F Jenny Lind Chairs; Large Safes; l2 Child's Chairs; T5 Common Split Seat Chairs. All will be sold cheap for cash by
 D. BENDER. A large supply of Paror Furniture is daily ex-
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w. Il. WOODS, l l.. BLANTON. E. E. DESM O0"' E. R. MCPHERSON,

4JlCd.-lu tue CItV or CainQcD, On FrlQaV, 27th March, Mrs. MARY KATE WHITFIELD consort of L. R. Whitfield, ill the 21st year of her age.
 In paying this last sad tribute to departed worth, it is only the purpose of the writer to give some of the leading traits of character of the deceased, and to relate the circumstances of her death, which were striking example of the power of the Christian religion. Mrs. MARY KATE WHITFIELD, daugter of Henry F. and Mary A. Samuel, and wife of l.. R. Whitfield, was born in IIopkinsvile, Kentucky, December IT, 1885. She was mar ried to her husband Feb. 14th 1854
 Thus was cut down in the vigor, bloom and beauty youth one of the fairest and most usc- tul of Gods heritage. She had scarcely verged upon the horizon of womanhood, was as the Queen of Night in her eastern fulneSs or as the lily of the vale; but was taken by Him who gave her, and Is no more of earthl In life we are ill the midst of death
 < We know when gentle Spring will come,
 And when the Winter cod
 And when the faded flowers will lie
 Upon the frosty mould
 But who tell the fatal hour
 When the dread foe shall come,
 To sweep away the fair of earth
 And stroud them in the tomb.'
 Death gives but a brief warning of his con- ing. But a few days ago, the subject of this notice was in the full enjoyment of health, and dreamed not that she would so soon be called from those she loved on earth to an immortality beyond the grave. Verify, what shadows we are, what shadows we pursue! Had she lived to gray hairs, and be-? rocked in the cradle of old age, 1t would have been following the course of nature for her to have left for the land of spirits; but to be taken thus unawares-cut down in the pride and bloom and beauty of young womanhood-we are not only surprised but overwhelmed with grief. But the ways of Providence are inscrutable, and will finally be justified to the sons of men; then let us
 tGve thanks That she is safe with Him who hath the power Over pain, and sin, and death."
 Early in life the deceased became Christian; and her life of prayerfulness and her happy death were a striking proof of the truths of our holy religion. On her bed of death she prayed that the will of the Lord, not hers, be done.
 As daughter, the deceased was dutiful-a model and devoted wife-a fond and loving mother-a kind and generous friend. Her loss to her two darling babes is rreparable, and each revolving day will recall to fond memory some act of kindness to her friends and relatives.-- To her bcreaved husband it were idle to at tempt consolation.
 Death hath no terrors for the righteous.- Quetly and calmly, after much bodily suffering, she breathed her life away, and fell aseep- sweetly as babe upon it's mothers bosom.
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GENERAL ORDER No. I.

HEAD QUARTERS
 Latt1e Rock, A'ks., 18th April, 1857 B ELIAS \. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas and Commander in Chief of the Mi ta of said State, do hereby appoint JOHN MoCOY. ot Randolph county, Paymaster General and THO MAS BATEMAN of Madison county Ark, Com missary General of the Militia of said State, and they will be obeyed and respected accordingly
 ELIAS N. CONWAY By the Governor and Commander in chief D: B. GREER Secretary of State. April 2l. lS37. It
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BONNETs!! BONNETs! I! :!

PERFUNERY, PERFUMERY. A FINE Assortment of Perfumery for sale by "A April l4 '57 MRS. JONES.
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CLOTHING. AND CLTOHIN(.
 MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Ruraau 0f Droy;S;o,, ,oI Clotl:

April ?, 1857. SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed o Proposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Ma terals" will be received at this office until o'clock. A. M, on the st day of May next, for furnishing and aelverng on receiving sixty days notce) at each or either of the navy yards at Charlestown, Mas sachusetts; Brooklyn, New York; or Gosport Virgi- mia, the quantities below mentioned of any or all of the following classes of articles of navy clothing and clothing materials and such further quantities of the same as may be ordered by the chief of this bureau or by the comnandants of the said navy yards re- spectively, during the fiscal year commencing on the ist day of July next and ending the SOth day of June, 1858, viz:
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STOVES. | A COMPLETE assortment of Parlor and Cook A Stove, just received April 2l 1857 MERRICK .G WASSFIJ. : BBLs White Beans; ~ 20 bbs. Crackers; | 10 Pilot Bread Received per steamer Hickman Aprl Fl, 1857 MERRICK tG WASSEII
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The L. T. C.. X. R.--ReductiOn OF
Fare.


By reference to advertisement, it will be
seen that the fare to Louisville and Cincin-
natti has been reduced to IS to the former
and $3.50 to the latter. The bes. route to
CINCINNATI is by way of Indianapolis. Pas
sengcrs leaving this place on the 8 80, A. N.
train, arrive in Cincinnati via Indianapolis
at IL r. n; passengers by the same train,
who 60 by the o. d NJ. r. r. lie over at
Vincennes several hours and reach Cincin-
natti at four o'clock the next morning. The
10 P. n. "mixed train,'' makes a close con-
nection at Vincennes with the Eastern
bound train on the o. e. NJ. road, landing
passengers at any hotel in Louisville at 2
o'clock the next morning. Passengers who
take the afternoon train from this point can
reach Cincinnati the next morning, but by
leaving on the morning train via Indiana
polls, several hours of night travel is saved
and the fare is the same both ways. 1t is
not generally known that passengers are Ia
ken from the depot of the New albany and
Salem road to any part of Louisville4rce Of
charge, so that passengers can leave Evans
Vile ate 10 NJ, and arrive in Louisville
the same night for fre dollars.
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The popular excitement at Memphis has
been intense against the murderer, Able.
Several attempts have been made to lynch
him, but the. resolute resistance of the au-
thorities, and tho persussions Of cool and
wise citizens, restrained the mob, till Friday
evening, when crowd 60; into the Jail,
seized the prisoner, and conveyed him down
to the lower part of the navy yard, when,
after giving him few minutes to speak OF
pray--with rope about his neck--his exc
cutioners we're about to swing him off, when
his mother rushed in and plead for the life
Of her soh, and Succeeded. He was carried
back to the Jail, but the populace demanded
him again, and tried every way to break the
door down., but could not do so. At last al
retired.
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New York Market.
New York, july, L

NEW York, July, IA. ".
Flour depressed-6.50o bis. sold at 6,3O@
$50, for state. decline of 5 cts, 30 for Ohio
also decline of 5 cts! Southern unchanged.
Wheat depressed, only 45JJ bushels sold at
decline. Corn bouyant. 1000 bushels sold
at IS cts, mixed let higher: Mess pork 2j
better, sales at 2s,s5. Beef firm. Lard
Gelena and Chicago 921l-Michigan Central
scst-Erie, a494-Cleveland and Toledo 5l1s
Milwaukee and Wisconsin, 4s-lll., Central
l.27-Michigan Southern S91S-New York
Central 7sZ--Reading, 7oT-Sterling ex-
change easier at l09H.
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~ The Investigation of tho Ohio Treas
ury defalcstion is progressing bht has not yet
reached its end, and the sum total of the loss
is still in doubt. The Bonds of the Seneca
Bank pledged in New YORK for the personal
obligations of the Gibson, the Republican
Treasurer, have been recovered. But new
deficit has come to light. The assets of the
Canal Bank Of Cleveland, which failed last
.winter-placed in the hands of the State
Treasurer to redeem the notes Of the Bank
are found to have been efrtbe,zled by Bres-
lin TO the amount of $4,000: The Treas.
urer received s1o5,OO and redeemed only
s10,0 900 Of notes. pocketing the balance. %
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The Rfeft continues to recede slowly op-
lposite this port, with prospect of imme-
date low water: Steariboatmen are calcu-
-lating upoh low river, and the smaller
crafts are anticipating harvest. The large
boats are laying mp as fast as they reach Gin
'cinnati and Louisville.
sE The southerner %ill BE down this
morning for St. Louis.
81. A sheet of Hndia-rubber is stretched upon
each PANEL Of the state room door, and fas-
tened at the edges. In the center Of each
sheet is a mouth piece similar to that by
which ordinary life preservers are inflated
around the edges of the door are rope loops,
to which the needy persons may cling, and
be sustained. Each door is saldto be capable
of holding four or five persons with the great
est ease.
~ The steamer Union arrived from Rum
sey yesterday at which point she stored her
cargo. The dam will not be repaired for
somo time; and the people nodoubt will suff, !
for want Of groceries before the boats can
reach them. Fortunately there is but little
freight to come out. The Union brought ON,
$50 hhds of tobacco from Rumscy and points
below,
HrThe Melnotte from Cincinnati, putou
heavy lot Of tubs, buckets, ETC., yesterday
- The Eclipse left Louisville yesterda,
1t noon and will be here to-day for freigh
and passengers. ne t5
n The Yorktown win be here Tomorrow
bound for Nashville.
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New York Market.
Nrv YoRK. .July,

I'VE" IUhhi 'uIy, f-F' n
Cotton firm, sales 5000 bales. Flour de-
pressed. 1000 bbls sold. Wheat Is dull IL, 000
bushels sold. Corn quiet, $4,000 bushels sold
Rice closed firm; freights are firm. Lard is
heavy at 14A. Bacon quiet, hams quoted
at II ana shoulders ~. Butter firm, q. l7@
81. Whisky closed steady, at 32cts. Oils
inactive. Lead dull. Beef market depressed
with sales Of 1900 head, prices l@lscts, low
er sales at 9412.
Sheep market. sales depressed with 10, 1000
head, there was slight decline on all quail
ties. Swine depressed, sales of Z 900 head. AT
decline of 25cts per head, prices being 7,5O@
100 for corn fed, and 6@6,S0 for still fed
Stocks firmer.
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{, CINCINNATI, July, Up. N.
Flour dull, prices nominal, and very lin
lite 1, retail demand at $50 for good brands.
super6ne. The receipts during last "a hours
comprise 1876 bbls. Whisky dull, and de-
ers at over 25cts. Mess pork sold to the
extent Of 800 bbls at $1,000, about 1900
pieces bacon shoulders on private terms
Rye declined to one dollar, receipts of oats
larger, and markete again dull at 54@55 on
arrival.
CINCINNATI, July, 1-P. N.
River fallen eight inches. Weather COO
some light rain.
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sC0RP0K xTION NOTICE:

nRDEREb, that tire owners " property lying onthe
South side Of Vine street and extend. ng from the
canal along said Vice IN the terminus Of the same on
Ann the side walk to be brought to the city
grade and laid with good and substantial hric pave
ment OF proper width, within thirty ts DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, and in default thereof the
street Commissioner is hereby directed to perform said
viii oe ASSES sell 70, and collected ~ sale Of said prop
erty or So much thereof as win satisfy said lien and
costs. By order of C.ImopCsuncil; -,
VoIk -bote copy jelS-lmo
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T Civil suits have been commenced
against the defaaftfng Treasurers of Ohio,
and the sureties f6f over one million dollars.
The amount Of the defalcation is not yet
knowu;it appears to increase by ihvestiga-
titr rather than diminish. Criminal prose-
cutiohs viii be commenced. Gov. Medary Of
Minnesota is implicated as surety fot Breslin,
and has arrived at Columbus.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED that the owners Of lot, No lss and lsi
cause the side walks Of said hts rontug on 81 street,
and extendng from the alley heweer Min and Locust
Streets to the corner Of Third and Locust street to be
the proper width within thirty days f3a) after the
publication of this notice; and In default Thereof,
the Street Commissioner Is directed to perform said
work and the costs aud expenses aecruing thereby
will be assessed to and colecel nv sale Of said prop
ety, or so much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order OF the Common Council
fi-gsss WE'LL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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q Nearly One Prime to every Nine Tic kets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEME!
EACH SATURDAY IN July.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES:
$3.50 Prizes amounting to ..........S:O4,0 90
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters s2k.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

, $3.50 Prizes amounting to ...... 81 o., 900
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters s2k.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from I to $1,000, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips
of paper encrcled with small tin Tubes and placed
The first s;s Prizes. similarly printed and encirclc,
The wheels are then revoived, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and az the same time
Prize drawn out are openei and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered Nv the Commissioner: the Prize
,eine placed against the Numeer drawn. This opera
II N /. repea.ed until all the Prizes are drawn out
Appro kim alton Prizes.-The two freceding and
the two succee ling Numbers tn those drawing me nrst
Y Prizes will he entitled to the IS Appr9xlmaiion
ssnOno Prize those Tickets Numbered Ils9 lIs5
and win each sf entitled to sass n Ticket No;
SO, M $50, win each ne entitled to sa0 so 50 on ac-
The Prses q s' Will he the
figure Of the Number that draws the soaa Prize For
example, II the Number drawing the ss0,nn PRIZE ends
e f IN viii 'S ne en MI to So II the Saer ends
with No ., then all the Tickets where the Number ends
Certestsa 81 Pacages will viii be sold at the following
rites. which IL the risk:
Certificate Of Package of !" Whole Ml Tisses.. s 20
ioogar.er :. .......... %
10 Eighth :" .......... 10
the IN ms"eT q S S tie rehs e
receipt Of which they viii he forwarded by first mil
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any hg5sre they
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchases immediately after tbs drawing
plain, anh 1--WE DER Up Posi- Office County and state
- Rsmemher that every Prize is drawn and paya-
~ All PRICES Of 81 900 and under. paid INN e,liately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets s@ Or Certificates G to
~ list of tbe numbers that are drawn from the
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10 On Saturday last q young lady Of St.
Lofts comnienced suit for Islander against
her owii father m the Circuit Court. The In
telligencer says some curious Development.
may be expected when the case comes up fol
trial. H
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL

WasuINGTON, july, !

The number of warrants or certihcats
issued at the pension office in june, were
nearly 1000 involving more than half mill
ion acres of land. Twenty-six million acres
have been required to satisfy the. two hun
dred - nine Thousand warrants issued un-
der the act of March 1856.
The court of claims has adjourned until
October next. -
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PITTSBURGH July, In.
River five feet six inches and on a stand.
Mercury GA. Cloudy.
CrScfNNAri July, IN.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, July, IN.
River four feet two inches on the falls,
and seven feet in the canal and falling
Weather clear, Thermometer 70. 3d.
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BaItimore Mark ct.

BALTIMORE, July, IA. N.
Flour is dull at 7,ss15 fer Howard street.
Wheat-sales of red at l,s2 and white at
1,9S q 1885. Corn slightly lower. White IS
% s9-yellow IS q ss.-Whisky dull at
BIZ @ &c.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

HARDERED that the owner Of lots Nos i, ., 2, .
~ and s. In block No ~ and LOT No in block No is
al lin Lamao addition, cause the sane 70 be filled mp
with earth correspond with the city grade with n
after the publication OF this notice and
In default thereof, the Street Commissioner is directed
10 perform said work; and the Gusts and expenses &C.
cruing Whereby, will be assessed to and collected by
sale ~ said property, much thereof vii, salts
fy said lien and costs BY ORDER of Commcp Council.
80 WELL II. WALKER, CLERK.
volksbote copy. - ~ f jels.iDd
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nREERED That the owners of lots Noe, i5s and
W 10 in the Donation Enlargement 81 the city OF
Evansville, cause the side walk ~ said lot on n street,
extending from the alley adj einipg the Court House to
proper grade and to he reaid witt good brick pave
inent of proper width and good stoie curling Also
Ordered that the gutter along said described PROPERTY
on "a street he ais With stone Of the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
GAYS fr the publication % s notice and in default
thereof the street CON- is instructed to perform said
work apd the costs and expenses arising therefrom
so much thereof As will satisfy said lien ann costs. BY
or,i-1lof Council. WELL. IL. WALKER, Clerk;
yolksbote COPY jels BOD
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

a T a Meeting of the Common Council held on the
- evening Of the sth inst, the following Order was
unanimously passed to-wit:
Ordered that the owners Of Lots Nos POI and I'D in the
Donation Eniargeent OF the city OF Evansville. cause
the side walk bordering Locust street, and extending
between 9Th street apd Canalaong the fronts Of said
lotsto he brought tosa proper Grade, and good sub
stantia brick pavement put down along said DESERVED
side walk. aId default thereof the street comis.ion-
directed 20 PernEn said work. and be costs and
pcnses arcruing thereby will he assessed b.. and cce
ed by sale OF said lots much thereof as will satisfy
said lien and costs.
y - = - - WELL H. WALKER, 2
jell3Od [yolksbote copy.l City Clerk.
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T Copeland's Exchange Bank pays the
highest prices for land warrants; buys and
seiB Efehsnge gold and silver, uncurrent
money. sells sight drafts on England, Ire
laid ana Scotland In sums to suit. r
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BosroN. July. IA. N,

BOSTON, jury. ~. M.
The royal mail steamship Europe, Capt.
Lynch, sailed TO day with nearly half mill
ion in specia., for Liverpool, The; schooner
Carter from Philadelphia to Boston. put in
to Newport yesterday in a leaking condition
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a " oRDIN ANCKto creale the Nins.eea.l. VI az

~ ~ OnUlN ANCts 70 create the Nineteentff " ara
OF the city OF Evansville, and to provide fof the
election OF Councilman for sale Ward: ~
WHEasAs, By an order ~ the Common Council az
the city Of Evansville passed the eth day Of Jnne,
AD ls, scent Enlargement of the city OF Evans
vle was, on the petition ofthe owners In fee OF one
half Of. <afd Enlargement, annexed to and included
within the limits or the city OF vansvile. Nov for
the purpose of constituting said Crescent En'ement
Wat OF the city OF Evansville, and to provide for
the election Of Councilman To represent sati Ores
cent Enla cement in the Common Council Of the city
Sac. 1. BE II ordained by the Common Council OF
the city Of Evansville, That from and after the pas
sage OF this Ordinance Crescent Enlargement OF the
city OF Evansville shall he and constitute Wari of
the city q evansville, and be desgmsed as the Nine
tenth Ward Of said city. .
SEC. 9. That election he held on the second day
Of July, 1856. at the house of Patrick Dolm, in said
Crescent Enlargement, for the election of Council
man to represent said Enlargement in the Common
Council Of the city Of Evansville for the residue 1t the
current year and that Robert Rusten Of said Enlarge
men. be and he s herev appointed inspector OF cleo
tons CO said Nineteenth Wari. p ="
SEC. 3. That this Ordinance shall take effectand he
in force from and after its passage, and that the
be published. JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk fje2s-9dl
VolksbOte cory 49,
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Cincinnati Market.
River and Weather.

Flour dull, prices nominal. Whisky de
clined to 25H and dull.
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TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL for to-day will b
found unusually interesting. Copies for
mailing can be obtained at the Office.
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CORPORArION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners ofproperty lyn 9 and
~ being First street, and extending from Pine to
Leet street, cut away the enibarkment adjoining the
sidewalk least four feet and thereby render said side
walk passabe, and I'LL from earth falling from slid
hankn,ent. within ten days after the publication of
this Notice, and in default thereof the Street Commits
soner is instructed tn porn said work and the costs
and expenses according thereby will he applied to and
collected Ivy sale of said Lot much thereof will
satisfy said lien and costst
By Order Of Common Council,
je25-10tl WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

= PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
49, ss-aer-
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. g. O'Riley Il Co.'s Register.
Alvin Adams, from st Louis to Louisville.
Cambridge, from Pittsburgh to st. Louis.
Hyfiyer, from Louisville to st Louis.
Union. from Rumsey to Evansville.
Meinoste, from Pittsburgh to 81 Louis.
Ncrth4ner, from Memphis to Louisville.
Bkrritj ffom Louisville to New Orleans.