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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

QUEENSTOWN, Tuesday, September 25.-The
steamship City Of Boston has arrived from New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday, September 25.--The
Mayor of Southampton has invited he officers
of the United States ships to dinner on their re-
turn from Russia.
BERLIN, Tuesday, September 25.- Minister Bis
mark continues i'll, and there are fears that he
may not recover.
Italy.
FLORENCE, September 25.-The volunteers of
Garibaldi assembled at Lecco are to be dis
banded.
LONDON, September 25.-Tbe presence Of three
United States ships of war at the island of Can
dia attracts attention.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, September 25.-The ship
Cob,Tg, from Liverpool for New York, has been
abandoned at sea.
The ship Ed,edrd from Bremen for New York,
has arrived at Flushing, badly damaged.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, September 25.-The Cot
ton Market is active; sales of 10000 bales of
Middling Uplands at 136d.
Breadstufs are excited. Corn is quoted at
2ss. cd. Wheat is Sd. higher. Flour is 2s
higher.
Provisions-Beef has advanced 2s Cd.
THE MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, September 25
-Consols, ssi; Five-twenties, 7ll; Eries, 472;
Illinois Central, 774.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS AND MOVEMENTS.
There will be a splendid torchlight procession to.
night of the loyal Republican voters of the Second
Congressional District. Efforts are being made to
make this display of the finest turn-outs OF the
season AS the time of election draws near, efforts
should be spared to bring out the full strength of
the party, and to make these demonstrations tre-
mendous successes. From present indications, to-
nights display will be we'll worth witnessing.
The Myers Campaign Club OF the Sixteenth Ward
will turn out in great force tonight under the gal-
liant leadership of William NJ. Sum, their Marshal.
The entire organization, numbering over three hun.
dTed strong, will out with torches and trans
pal ences and show the people what the gallant
Sixteenth Ward can do IN the way OF a torchlight
procession. Professor Pro,ser's Band will accom-.
panV tue Club in their parade, and add of the
most beautiful TO the other attractions of the
evening.
There will be mass meeting OF the friends of the
National Union party held at Penn Square tins
evening. Generals Dix, Granger, Rousseau, and
Steadman are expected TO address the meeting.
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From Canada.

TORONTO, September 29.-The time for export
ing firearms and munitions of war has been ex-
tended to the 18th of October The Executive
Council meets at Quebec next week. The Cana
dian delegation to England, to arrange the
details of the Confederation of the Provinces,
will leave early in November. 1t will include
five members Of the Canadian Ministry. In the
course Of October there will be 10000 breech-
leaders distributed amongthe military of Canada
The weather here is very fine.
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EV the NCnhn ,,

New Y"PR Sentemher % - Advirno H"m
France by the Cubd's mails state that the Mar
quis De Gallfet goes as Civil Administrator, with
General de Castelnau, to Mexico. despatch
from Madrid says, the Spanish Government
have been informe that the negotiations un-
dertaken by the United States Government to
bring about peace between Chill and Spain
we've progressing favorably.
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EXTRAORDINARY UNDERT TAKING.-Wana-
maker & Brown, the popular clOthiers carrying
on at this time one OF the most extensive improve
ments ever made in this city. They have not only
enlarged their store 10 twice its former SIZE and
beautihed it, bu now in the midst of one OF the
most difficult operations ever performed in this
cuy We refer TO the euTe remoV al OF the front of
their building Market street, of over thirty feet
WIDE and six stones high. II has all been taken
down by the skilful management of John Mcclure
Esq., and is to be replaced by a splendid iron struc-
ture fully up to the spirit OF the times THESE kind
OF Improvements are worthy OF special note, as dis
playing strength of nerve, a spnt of enterprise,
and disposition TO add 10 the handsome edices of
our city. We hope merchants along Market
street will in similar way alter and improve their
establishments.
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CASE OF RoBBERY.-A man named An
drew A len was arrested last evening at Delaware
avenue and Market street. on the charge of robbng
man OF some forty dollars in money, gold watch,
and other valuables 10 the tune of $500 in all. The
affair occurred last Wednesday night, when Allen
and the plaintiff IN the case went on bender
together, near Third and Shippen streets. The fol-
lowing morning both Allen and the valuables were
missing, and the chalge entered against Allen
for stealing them Alderman GOdbou held Allen in
$1,000
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SUDDEN DEATH.-An unknown man, about
fifty years of age, took lodgings at the Baltimore
House, at the of Broad and Christian Streets
near the depot on Thursday night. Not making his
appearance all day yesterday his room was burst
open last evening, and he was found in his room
dead. He had evidently died from natural causes
He was dressed in black coat and pants and q
striped vest
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PUGNACIOUs.-Jeremi McCarty was sud
denly brought up with a round turn Yesterday even
ing lOr indulgIng in the amusement OF knocking
down peaceable citizen at lith and Green streets
an old grudge. McCarto was held in $500 bail by
Alderman TOand, to answer The charge OF assault
and battery
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A PAIR OF BELIIGERENTs.-Ac couple OF
puQnaolous individuals who have respect for
blue cloth and brass button, arrested last
ing at Eighteenth and Market streets. 1t appears
that these two rufians, John Pryle and N. Mean
drews made a violent assault upon Officer Claim,
and used him rather roughly. He procured assist
ance, and arrested them both. They had hearing
before Alderman Jones the charge OF assault aud
battery, and were held by him tor a iurther hearing
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FAIRIES & ARNE r,
No. 229 North NINTH Street,

HAVE OPENED TO-DAY,
case Cotton and Wool Shaker Flsnnels, 3lc.
/ do. Fine DO. do. do. do. 40c.
Yard wide all-wool Shaker Flannels.
All.wool Flannels, 95, 87l, As 80 to 81.
Heavy Red and Grey Twilled Flannels.
Double.width allwool Shirting Flannels, $l40.
AI-wool Cashmere for boys wear, &c. 80, and 95c.
Large size all.wool Blankets, So 70, worth $s.
Crib Blaakets, job lot, just received, S1'75.
Bleached Canton Flannels % 81, 875, and 40c.
Unbleached do. do. 20, %, 25 81, 49, 35, and 375c.
Bleached Mullins, 20, 20, %, "a, 25, to SOC.
Unbleached do. IS, 81, 25, 2Sc., etc.
35c. for /! yard-wide Piow-case Muslin.
LADIES' and Gents Merino Vests, all prices.
Heavy Pow er-leom able Linens, S7@c TO 81.
Linen Handkerchief Towels, Napkins, Crash, etc.
Fine assortment Calcoes, 10, 1s3, 20, %, and 23c
Boys colored bordered Hdkts., from auction, 15c.
Ladies' and Gems Hosiery at lowest prices.
Hoop Skirts, warranted for SIX months.
Customers will find our prices right for what we
save in expenses we take off of profits consequently
sell lower than those under enormous expenses
FAIRIES & WARNER,
929S No. 229 North NINTH Street
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SPOILED FOR FIGHT.-Willam Nc
Gonlgle was arrested at Sixth and ChesnuB streets
yesterday evening he was acting in a very violent
and unruly manner. He made 1t is alleged, an
assault upon a cItlZen and used very threatening
language Quite a crowd gathered around, and
William was taken into custody, and was held III
$500 bail by Alderman Patched TO answer tor his
mis-
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The GERMANIA ORCHESTRA held their
following officers were eected:-C. M. Schmitz,
Leader; q. DIoughmah, President; Z. II. Stolte
Secretary; g. Boetsger, Treasurer; Il. ID. Coke
Counsellor; G. Bastelt, Business Manager. They
have received a large ment OF new music from
EuroIe, and will commence their public rehearsals
nm, NOunr hor
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ATTEMPT TO RoB.-Last night one of the
pollce officers found the door OF the establishment
No 1856 Ork avenue, above Wood street, open. In
the lock was q skeleton Key, which had been used
to open IL. On examination nothing was found to
be disturbed. The thief evidently was scared
away by the police before he had succeeded IN his
nefariOus purpOses.
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View Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, September c9.-FlOur active, with an
upward tendency. Wheat and Corn unsettled
Seeds dull; Flaxssed, SO 20 Coffee firm; 5000 bags
OF Rio IN bond sold 12t@13 cents, in gold Sugars
quiet; Western 50 43@L24.
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DIED

ALEXANDER. - Saturday morning. september %,
1866 at his residence No ll22 WIsa street, CHARLES
ALEXANDER in the 10th year OF his age, well known
as the founder of the Saturday Evening Post "Lady's
Book :" and other publications.
Due notice will be given OF his funeral
BATzIG.-on the 25th instant, JOHN BATZIG, aged
5S years,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral also the Grand Lodge Ma
Hermann Ldge, Nol25 of Masons Grand lodge of
i, o. OF o. Jefferson Encampment, No. As; Wahalla
Lodge No. lH /. Q. of o. Grand Tribe Of U. o. of
Encampment OF u Q; OIL NJ Grand Lodge Of U o. of
H. AdOph TTuetchlCr Lodge, No. 0,I. o. I'll; Grand
Lo .ge of u. o. otS W. N; Conchum No. l., U o. OF
;. NJ. WI Guttenburg, NO. 8, of u, O. of S W Nj. {;
Philadelphia Beneficial Brotherhood; Harmony Bene-
hcia BrOtherhOod; Washington Beneficial Brother
hood: Cecilia singing societyi Mozart dennerchor,
and Lafayette Hose COMPANY No 22 from the residence
of his sOnin law Ohm H. Lpn, No 52S Green street
Sunday, the 3Uth Instant az / O'Clock 10 proceed 10
odd Fellows Cemetery.
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NATIONAL AND POLITICAL PERIL.-Rev.
+. De Witt Talmage, pastor of the Second Reformed
Dutch Church, seventh street. above Brown, will
deliver a discourse on the above subject tomorrow
evening The announcement that he would preach
the anniversary sermon of the Maternal Association
OF Phi iadelphia is therefore mistake.
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STILL ANOTHER Row.-Last night ap-
pears to have been fruitful in disturbances. At
house kept by German named BasAer, an attack
was made on the Assessors by some rowdies and
one man, named Allen Ham, was badly beaten.
Several others were hurt 1t was political row,
and got up on the spur of the moment. No arrests
were made
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

FOUED.-Lieutenant Franks, of the Seventh
District Police, found a pOoket-book containing a
snail sum of money. II now awaits an owner al the
Eleventh Ward Station House. Third street. below
Green,
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ATTACK UPON ASSESSORS An attack
was made upon the assessors at Eighth and Green
sreeIs, late last nlght, by some hangers-on of the
Buoltwaltor Club PROCESSION. There was no one in
jurt d, although for time the AFFAIR looked threat
amin
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HzsY7 ENLARGED OUR STORE
ENLARGED Our STORE
L5SY@E @ENLARGED OUR STORE
To TWICE ITS FORMER sIzE.-&1
To TWICE ITS FORMER sIzE..!8l
To TWICE ITS FORMER SIZE sIsl
HzSy7L LIGHT AND SPLENDID SALEsRooMs.
f5fy@lIGHT AND SPLENDID SALEsRooMs.
DsIY-LIGHT AND SPLENDID SALEsRooMs.
HANDSOME CLOTHING s&Sa
HANDSOME CLoTHING.=gz
HANDSOME CLoTHINGsg59
E5g-W WANAMAKER & BROWN,
CSy@W ANAMAKER & BROWN,
LEV WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL,-&N
OAK HAIL. go
OAK HALL,s$g
uY@S L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
C5fy3S. L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
lzR7S. L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
AMERICAN PIANOS IN EURoPE.-The fsmO us
manufacturers OF piano 1ores, Messrs. Chickerng Il
sons, are rapidly achieving a reputation IN Europe
second only to their own in this country We learn
that the largest house in England has applied to
them for the agency for the sale OF Their pianos,
with the assurance that they sell all the lnstru
ments which the Messrs Chckering can manufac.
1halberg, Gottschalk, Wheli, aud other noted
artists, the firm has lately received similar letters
from other professional people, better known IN
Europe than in this country, including Arabella
Goddard, Jules Benedict, Chapel Plaidy, Relnlcke,
Won Arnold, Halle, Jaell, and many others. The
| CmcKeung piano is thus generally acknowledged
| on both continents to have at least no superior.
| BERLIN GILT, Imitation Rosew ood and Walnut
| Moulding constantly on hand, 10 be mtred on TO
| Frames at Keimer's Frame Emporium, Arch street
| east OF Seventh.
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"VoTE EARLY AND VoTE OFTEN
There was o practical illustration of tins adInon-
ton in the per- on of a man named james Adams.
He was evidently bent obeying It's teachings to
the very letter James resides in the Thirteenth
w ard but is not satisfied with his single vote in
that one pace, go he made strenuous efforts to get
a. sessed in several more districts The consequence
OF this was that the assessment poll at Eighth and
Race streets james summarily arrested and
taken before Alderman Jones VINO held him In $500
10 answer the CHARGE of misdemeanor.
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OUR NATIONAL GAHE.--The great match
for the championship Of America, between the
Athletic Club OF this city, and the Atlantic of
Brooklyn, will be played on Monday afternoon on
the grounds OF the former, Fifteenth and Columbia
avenue. This will, beyond doubt be the most eN'
citing contest Of the season, both mines are in ex
oelent trm and each feel confident Of carrying on
the much coveted honOrs. The main stand will be
reserved exclusively for ladies. Gates open at
O'Clock. and the Rnme will commence at O'clock.
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uY-S. L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
C1fy@S. L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
lR@S. L. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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CoynFrEoS OF ALABAMA AND MIS-
SESSHPPf.
ExFrertee Of sen. ThSmag Before tua
ReoOnstruettOn Committee

The following is Gen. Thomas evi-
dsncs before the Reconstruction Com
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this ROuts
II Complete.
ALL RAIL AND 50 STAGING.
Faro Loss
Than Dy Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Iunctisu On Tuesday, Lhursdly
and saturday, 81 o'clock pm
TrainsOn the Mobile and ONO Railroad Leave
COrinth going North and SOuL1 Daily -.outn
at p.n. and North at 9 an.
At Decatur regular connections s7e male with
the Nashville and Decatur Road Cor Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made wttl
trains on the Nashville and Chartsncoga Hlil-
road.
at Chattanooga connections are made vita
trains on the East Ienue-sa= and Georgia and
Western ard Atlantic Railroads. tor al paris
Of Georgia, south and North Carolina virginia
and the ) Serth-
apply az Nc 10 Court street. or at the Memphis
and Charleston Depot
". J. ROSS. Gen 7 6up't
@. l. ANlJE2>uN.
General Freight aud Ticket Agent
JULIUS HATuE&,
laI4Iu1-feiI General Travalinz AEeuL -
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The speech Of Marshal Forey at the
close OF the Seuate's session yesterday,
is the topic Of conversation to-day.
1t seems without doubt, however.
that not only will no new troons be sent
10 Mexico, but the increment j6- The re-
turn Of 0,lr soldiers tcjU not be impeded
or delayed.
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The Act ofIneorporatlon Is herewlth.

ELALEa - Em 1OELnr
County Of NeW York January -, 1885.
Charles TAYLOR, President, and Z. G. Hine. Sec
retarv Gf the STER vsrrOcAL ISSJ RANCE CDE-
PANY. 70 me personally known, depOse and say
that they are said officers ard thai the forego-
ing ia q true, f-ll amt correct statement Ct the
affairs or said Company on the thirty-trst
day Of necemuer, ls6j 4; that said COmpany Is the
bona dcie owner OF one million dollars cash
capital, and three hundred and tOrty-eight
thousand i've hundred and eighteen dollars
and fOrty-three cents casn surplus. invested as
above an OF which is the absolute property Of
said company free and clear from all leins and
cI4tms thereon. except As above stated. and as
NAV be necessary for "re-insurauce fund. ,
according 70 the best OF their knowledge, iufgr-
nation and belief respectively.
CEAELES TAYLOR. President.
G. G. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed, the date last above
written, before me,
CHARLES NErTTLErON.
Couona issiOaer for the state Of Tennessee.
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% DOZEN BEST AXES.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
80 Avery and Hall PlOWs
10 Two Horse " NagOns.
30 Sacks Corn.
$50 Bales Hay.
loo sacks Bran.
$40 Bushels seed Oats
% Hhds. New Orleans Sugars.
80 Bbls. White Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee.
Is Tierces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
l0GU0 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans etc.
80 Bbls. salt.
40 Bbls. Mess Pork.
121 Packages Cheese.
90 Bbls. Molasses.
50 Kegs Choice Syrups
100 Bbis. Choice Neal
Candles, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Powder, shot
W WhiJe Lead. Oils, Fruits. Candies, etc.
ss IN store and arriving. IL
January 10Th.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE q co.
MARI On
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
fTHrn.-Hnalrrs.s. O. q - % ~ m q Tf7E H-

toEPTR0 ELEH5 OEhlCAr
Nashville, Fsb'y 3 1885,
= W uATrUET'T Conpfroller OF the
Treasury 10 hereby certify that the lnterna-
ft0uaI Insurance Company, lacatet az New
York CITY IN tle -rate 20 NeW YORK, uas pro
C0nnauy has com oiled with al the requHe-
ments OF the laws Of the SJate OF Tennessee I'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and further
i-rfffv thai s. r. Clarke " Co.. Agents Of said
Company. have also com piled With tns require
meats Of the laws Of the state. made ana pro
vided in such cases: wherefore, said lnterna-
-ional Insurance Company has authority 20
take risks and transact the business OF lnsur-
snce in this State, az Memphis, Tenn
This certificate OF Agency must De renewed
the lst days Of July and January OF eaeh year.
= v. HATCHEFT.
tsEALJ Comptroller Tenn
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Ia Men often really need what they
most despise, G. g., more imagination,
more chidlikeness, more pOeuc sensi-
bility, more readiness TO yield 70 the
good spirit, and less cleaving 20 their OBJ
stinate self-Will
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
AXES GRAVES JAMES A GRAvi
GRAVES & SON,


DR. GRAVES AGUE PILLS. ANTI-BrLIOUs PILLS.
AMERICAN LINIMErr. PAIN ExTRAC-
TOR, CANDY vERsIFUGE, PILE
OINTMKST, AND
CURE FOR DIFTHEtIA AND THROAT DISEASE,
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies' ior
medical purposes, Fine sesars and Tobacco,
FIavorsng Extracts, sponge, Brushes OF AL
kiiuds, EombT, Quinins. oniEodine. Parined
ChenosSsas, saIphate o. Cineonia, Morphine,
chloroforrD. Opium, and many other prspara-
ions. that viii be sold low
WIN also keep aR assortment Of Eiectie Medi-
cines.
~ We VIII have catalogue Of our stock and
,,-icaa thaf VIII be furnished those desiring
one nee Of charge
va. 2ss MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and seventh Sta,
ia2!-szn Louisville, Ky.
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81 Tie mind wears the colors Of the
soul as the valet those Of his master.
Ez~ To be shamed out Of heaven is to
be shamed into hell.
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Oily Stables.
No. OI Monroe q sa8 Third sls

HORSES AND BUaGIGs FOR HIRE,
uuksss q MULES on HAND FOR SALE.
Auciion sa.o Of stock. Wagons. etc on TUES
DA -, ttlu heDAHs AND SATU RDAYs Hay-
lng ieasea The above stables, W q be PLEASED 70
ciated Wtl myself in ollsin.,S D d IYsrntl lleE
isle,y q NieAs6lfg, under tne nrm name oil
Dl1h thl = & KELLOGG. Frank Hyds VIII
49, ~ ~ AeAa 70 "eit on BIS ffisnds
H%g-a SEQkGE KELLOGG,
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a. Cod protects men when they arr
IN hia y-aY. bat nol CIT ol hls way
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Important 70 Travellers
BErwEES
MEMPHIS &EASTERH CITIES.
The Great Broad Guzss
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now open and running two daily nast sZ-
press trains FROM Cincinnati % New Lurk ana
all Eastern cities. Passengers Wiz md tt1s =
most desirable route. The equipments Of ma
road are unegualsd BY anv on this continent
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accom- penT al
uight trains, and smoking CARS on al rrrtius-
Ample time is allowed at regular hours for
meals and the IN broken Broad t1usge oners %
the traveller a degree Of security com -ort ana
speed not TO be found on any other r0uls- Lon-
nectiOns ria Cairo, ST. LuuIs, OF Chicago for this
route are certain 3 also connections Tor Plle-
burg, Philadelphia BalELIsoTe-,tud " ashilgtOu.
Tickets can Be had and baggage checked
For further infornati IN and throuzh ticAets,
apulv te LARRY HARMSrAu.
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, IA jefferson street.
Or 70 z B. BTINGrON-
Agent Chicsgo and Il. Louis Hailroad- No .
Madison strsst, Memphis, Tenn. Or
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