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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
ENGLAND

ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 3I.-Gladstone, who
has been i'll for few days, has re-
turned to London with his health i'm
proved.
The Oxford boat crew went down
the River Thames to PaDgborn, yes
terday, to practice. This was done in
order to get deeper water and larger
course. The Oxfords have just re-
ceived their new four cared boat, built
by Salter, who is engaged upon one
for the Harvard crew. The weight of
the Harvard crew is four pounds more
than the Oxford.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 31.-The manager and
two editors of the RappeI newspaper,
have been sentenced to one month s
imprisonment and to pay large fine,
for publishing false news.
PARIS, August lit is rumored
that Avilla has pronounced for Don
Carlos.
Paris, Aug. 1-Evening.-The
MOniteur has information that Don
Carlos has returned to France, and
that General Prim is about to leave
Madrid on a trip to Viche for
his health. This statement of the
Moniteur is generally credited, and it
is regarded that the Carlist move
ment is ended.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, August 1.-The rule of
the Government, which limited ap-
pointments by foreign Governments
of Consuls to the capital and seapOrts
of the Empire, has been relaxed. Mr..
Leroy has been approved as Consul
of the United States at Prague.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 1.-The Carlists,
under Savarie, are in the mountains,
near Toledo, and the national troops
are in close pursuit. Bands of Carlists
have appeared In the provinces of
Pauleveda and Leon. The Carlists
who were taken prisoners at Pampe-
tuna, have been tried by court mar
tial. The Judge Advocate urged the
application of the death penalty, but
their fate has not yet been decided.
The volunteers of liberty through
out the Kingdom are Offering their
services to the provisional govern
menr, to assist In the suppression of
the Carlist insurrection.
MADRID, August 1.-The Carlist
forces in La Macha have become dis
organized and have disappeared from
the Province.
A party in Leon is hemmed in by
the troops with no chance Of escape.
A floating bath house at Valencia
suddenly sunk yesterday, and many
persons were drowned.
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An Iecidpnf

BURLINGTON, VT, July 3l.-While
firing a salute in honor Of the arrival
Of Gen. Sheridan, yesterday, Peter
Lander, a member Of the First Bat
tery. had an arm blown off.
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Supnossd Express RObber Arrested

PORTLAND, Maine, July 31.-Alvin
Blake, of Boston, is under arrest
here, charged with robbiDg Adams
Express Company of $500. he
claims to be one Of the Ocean Bank
robbers, but his story is not believed.
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Steamboat for Sale.

TIIEE SIDE-WHEEL STE A N n II
= MASON" will be sold at q bargain,
If application be made Immediately. she
is now lying at the port of Evansville,
Indiana.
The following is a description OF the YES
sci: She was built at Cincinnati in 1863
and is now In good running condition.
Her length, according to her enrolment,
is ll9 feet, breadth Il feet, depth Of hold
feet, and her tonnage is 81 tons and S9-
100. She has ten state-rooms, and the
necessary accommodations for doing a
small passenger business.
This steamboat is well calculated to do
coasting business, or to run in small rivers
or shoat water, and orght to sell well in
view of the prospective heavy business OF
the approaching season.
If not sold at private sale by Monday,
August ID, the boat will be sold at public
sale on that day, at 10 O'Clock An, at the
landing.
Apply at PHILIP HORNRROOKfS Boat
Store, or to JAMES II. Mon EELY. corner
of Third and Main Streets. or to the un-
dersigEed, on board the boat.
DAVID s. GREEN, Owner.
Evansville, July q, 1863. jy29 d3t
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named Patrick Mari was burned to-
death. Rumford block was Consider
ably damaged. Total loss $40 600.
insurance unknown.
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Gov. Igiesas has been appointed

Gov. Igiesas has been appointed
Minister of Justice temporarily.
The Government has nominated
Seniors Navarro and BoIjan, Directors
| of the Tehuantepec Railroad.
Tamulipas was in a disturbed con-
dition. Cortina, at the head of 5000
men, had reached Victoria. Varguas
and Canales had united on the latter
revolutionary Governor.
A disturbance had taken place in
Tuxpan, in which some officials were
killed The people of Yucatan were
dissatisfied with the Governor, and a
pronunciamento was imminent. The
insurreetionary Indians were within
fifty miles of Merida. They were
troublesome, and had created much
alarm among the people, All quiet
at GUeretoro.
The Puebla Railroad will be open
ed in September. The volcanic erup-
ton In Colima was growing worse.
BALTIMORE. July 3O.-Rev. Father
Hanoratus x. Xaupi, a native of
France, aged eighty-three years, died
recently at the Mount Hope Retreat,
near this city. Father Xaupi was for
IOrIy years Professor OF frencn at
Mount st. Mary's College, Emmits-
burg. Maryland.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
The Gers srvatiVa Republic
cans of Mississippi.
Their Recent Interview
with the President.
Washington Monument.
VIM. B. Astor Proposes to
Complete IT.
Exposition of Textile Fab
rics in Cincinnati.
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4 cargo of slaves have been landed
at Colorado Key, for an Havanese
planter.
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Massachusetts, Democratic state Con-
VentiOn.
Boston, July 31.-The Democratic
State Convention will be held in Wor-
cester August "A.
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or ER 3D.:
An Opportunity
TO Engage i'm q Profitable
Business, I'm q Pleasant
Locality.
MS EAs Y.

7 L n NJ y Z a = Y.
T OFFER sTE SAW-MILL PROP
erty, which consists OF mill, dwelling,
warehouse, ana five and a half acres Of
land, together with several small out
houses, situated in front Of the town Of
New Harmony, on the Wabash River
between Main and West Streets, for sale.
VIII take pay in great part In any con-
vertible property, such as lumber, mer-
ehandise, stock, or land. VIII divide the
property
MILL ALONE, or
MILL AND DWELLING, or
MILL AND WAREHOUSE.
For particulars address
J.B. ELLIOTT,
y2IdIw,wSt New Harmony, Ind
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RTAVEEG ASSOCIATE ~ fEu HfE
~ as Partner iu huslnt .ir. Aug. ana-
viii hereafter ID bofgm ..n e Hhafef.
j. M. BDNGHIAH
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"a CARD
In 10. ,,rouc8 90 the above notice. Iet 20 Ba
50 tcient 90 say that Wc VIII. DudeaVlr tI
DO our clean best with tho many good nuaa
fofners of the late firm, and 1852 attentive
ness 10 business Huu IuHi dealing expect tH
merit an THEIR patronage, and secure mtuY
others.
Very fCspcetfuflws
BDHaNAH = lIlAfH.Hl
Dealers iu eroceftaai ffaFlaluu.i ees
Third Street, bet Main nua la1euat
Evansville, Inly 2, iaa3 5FI-Iw
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Life Insurance q Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
The following arc among tho CompnuIan
represented:
EENA Insurance 90. of Hartford. Conn
Cahh Assets d D 600 900.
FIEONTX ms. Co. ~ Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets ..,..s...,,... a 100000
CONTIEEETAL ms. 60. of Now York.
1abh Assets ....,.-..,......-sss.... @t 100000
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance COO.
Hartford Conn.
1fAfh assets a00 sU0Hs
MERCHANTS Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct.
Cash Assets ...............,....... ..-. $500, ,O00
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance 60. 8.
New YORK.
CaAn Assets q sDOs 1000.
PHRHKL Ina. 90. of Brooklyn. q. 81
Saah Aaael zoo O00s
AzrNA LIFE Ins. 90. OF Hauf0rd. Conn.
Cahh Aaseiii ..........ss.s.s.s.s.s. 200, ,Uu1a
]. w. REXSEN, Agent,
0 MAIN STREET, EYansyllIs. fnd.
ian53 ally
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Hyde, William w. Hyde, Emma i
Hyde, Cyrus 4. hyde. and Annie q
Hvda--Pefilinn for ParflfInn

TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
II on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF said
Court that Eva y. Hyde, Ida Nj Hyde,
William w. Hyde. Emma L. Hyde, and
Cyrds r. Hyde are nOn-resldents Of the
State of Indiana
Notice is therefore hereby given said
nonresident defendants Of the pcndency
OF this action. and that the same will
stand for trial on the first day of the neyt {
term OF said Court, to be begun and held
at the court house in the city of Evans
vile, Marlborough County, Indiana, on
the first Monday in October, 1859.
Witness SOren SorensOn. Clerk OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 9th day OF July,
1869. s. SOREESON, Clerk.
R. a. HILL. Attorney for Plalntln. Lan2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

a DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IN house, near the courthouse, MI. Yer
non, Ind, containing nine rooms, halls,
attic, kitchen, and cellar. A good cistern
and well on the place, with stable, wood
shed, and other out buildings. For terms,
apply to MILTON BLACK, Esq, Mt Yer
non, or TO THOS. CONLNGTON, Evans
Vile, Ind. lau2 div
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FROM CHICAGO.

A LuBat.c and his Ffeaks-RaIIFOad
LabOFers on a Strike-WOmans'
Suffrage C0nYentIOn-Prellmlnary
Examination or the Raftsmen-
Match tame OF Base Ball.
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INSURAMUE
ADJUsTER OF LOSSES
MARBLE HALL. No. . Main &C.,
EVANSVILLE, ITD.

Dwelling Houses insured for Term nf
years at greatly reduced rates.
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Three Years at He Price of Zio0
Five Years az he Price Of Three.
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4 Fatal Case Of Poisoning.

Cuban and Mexican News.
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GEIHE CASH GROCERY. rs Main ST.,
n will not do a credit business: therefore,
cash buyers may expect bargains 80
76 Main Street
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PARTNERSHIP.

.1s REP4GlEe 7, .5gll CO e99e ~ one NJ 5 98a' a@
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TUITION PER SESSION.,
NOTICE
69marlstE.

ROapHoLpERs o. ne virEisiak Tsnnssss Rai
- rue4 CoAfAny are rs.pssifuly fsqasstsd % ~
port 2 ls'iss % y. Q. JAMEs0N, Treasurer, Lynsh.
III nsnhsr as arrTss.is insuns q r,.s.
pnnclral,l Nd unfer sasa nostraes ssrauisi1.
II ~ nanbsr ana snauuts Il soapsis PIT dss, b
- y - ianuafy, l91. ~inclafrs.
Ne o1npany tesifes tail iafofnaliaa ulth ! 49,
- seuaunio.lisg 9irslly WA sash ncnfhaidsr. ~
ec1nsciifa IN tAn I'D cfhrF tnnrafs II nuiuai
N hAHoku Rsaa
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Ware-roOms 4S1 Broadway, N, Y.
TESTIMONIALS
OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
100 Becker Street. y. Y,
"ASR0RN" BIRD AND ANIMAL CAGES

Manufactured solely BY this COMPANY a, Bridgeport,
Conn, under Letters Patent Of the United States,
These cages are Of = grrat variety Of style and finish,
and include CANARY, PARROT, M0OKING-BIRD,
SQUIRREL, &c.
They are finished In a superior manner; No paiHt u
org daeriphSa-whish IL so fatal to Birds and Animals
-hipg used in their construction. They are VsTmin
Proof. Bird Faneiers will appreciate these points Of
excellence, 70 be found In no other Cages, They res
eeiVsd the highest premiums at the American institute
and New York State FAIRS OF 1861.
CAUTION AN oar Cages are stamped with our
name upOB them. Send for Circular and Price List.
GEORGE c. HILTON, GENERAL AGEST.
6saug2lmOsiG H.P.6CO.
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H w
tive look around Us, we perceive
n,ie vaRt upion, 10 which no one can
work for himself without working
~ Others; or for others without work
80 for himself; since the progress Of
no member - the happy progress Of
sH, a glimpse Of truth that, by the
harmony which We seeiD The midst
tf variety, elevates the soul, and be-
comes 10 il a power and blessing
Still more 30 whom y man comes to
regard himself as a necessary mem.
her ofthis great union. The feeling
III orr dignity and power grow
strong when we say to ourselves;
any existence 10 not aimless and
In vain. / am a necessary link in
ihR great chain, which, from the full
development Of consciousness IN the
fret man. stretches forward into etern.
itw All the great, good and wise
among manSiad, all the ~benefactors
az the human race, whose names ]
q iiod noted in the history Ofthe world
and the much greater number whose
good deeds have outlived their names
lftheee have labored for nae: l have
altered into their fair harvest on this
itir earth, which they inhabited. l
toilow in their footsteps, spreading
y blessings. ] q undertake the
mlemR task they undertook, that OF
making our common brotherhood
syiSer and happier. ! can build on
where they were forced to cease, !
can bring nearer to perfection that
magnificent temple which they left
unfinished. But even as they, l, too,
must leave it and 90 hence-oh, this
is thesublimest thought ofall! / can
never finish the sublime task l have
undertaken therefore, 50 sure as this
task is my destiny, ! can never cease
Ia work, and consequently never
cease to be. That which meA cal
death cannot break up this work
which is never ending, consequently
; no limit is SGT to my existence. | an
eternal. lift my head boldly TO the
threatening mountain peaks, to the
sounding c~ataracts, and to the driv-
ing storm.oloads swimming in a se'
of fire, and say, Il am eternaI-I de-
fc your power! Break, break over
ne! And Earth and Heaven, mingl'
+ ourselves in the tumult! Ny will
alone, with its firm purpose, shall
boat hold and triumphant over thu
Minis Of the universe, for ] have com
ptehended my distiny, and it is mor'
durable than ye. 1t is eternal, anC
nlAoAm eternall1
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Don't STAY Long.

aIlon't stay long, husband~ said
a young bride tenderly in my pres
eace one evening, as her husband was
preparing 10 90 out. The words
themselves were Insignificant. but the
look Of melting fondness with which
they we're accompanied spoke vol.
pmes. ID told the whole vast depth
of womtn's love-of her grief when the
light of his smile, the source Of all
Ter JOY, bcamed not brightly upon
her.
0Don't stay long. husband? and
l fancied l saw the loving, gentle
wife sitting alone. a~nxiously counting
the moments 81 her husbands absence,
every few minutes running to the
door to see, if he was not in sight, and
finding that he was not, / thought l
eould hear her exclaiming, in disap-
rotated tones, mot yet
Don't stay long hus band? and I
agsin tn ought could see the young
wife rocking nervonsly in her great
armchair, ard weeping as tnougn her
heart would break. as her thoughtlesS
'ord and master prolonged his stay
to a weafisome length Of time.
Oh You that have wives to say
Don't stay long, when you go forth
think of them kindly when you are
mingling in the busy hive Of life, and
try Just a little to make their homes
asd hearts happy, for they are gems
too seldom replaced. You cannot
find amid the pleasures Of the world
the peace and JOY that a quiet home,
pleased with such a wOman's presence
viii afford.
Don't stay long, husbands and the
Young wife's look seemed TO say for
here IN yonr own sweet home is a low
ing heaPt whose music is hushed when
you are absent-hsre is soft breast
so lay your weary head upon, and
here pare lips, unsOiled by sin, that
will pay you kisses for coming habk so
soon.
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East Tennessee Land Agency,
MUNS0N g. SEYMOUR.

Real Estate AGENTS.,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILL attend to the Purchase, Sale and Ex-
change ofReal Estate. We have compile
ted arrangements to offer our lands in the
Eastern and Northern Markets, end have IN
e1smpled facilities for disposing Of Farms,
Town Property, Mills, &c., on good TERMS
Western land exchanged for land in East
Tennessee,
0fice corner GAY and MAIN Streets,
ls6sjanltf1 KnorViLs, Tennessee.
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Sheriff Sales.

DY viEtus az three oidsrs Of sale, Issued frnm ths
I'D Circuit Cnurt Of sullivan county, tested the 4th
Monday Of March, use, and 20 me directed, ] will
proceed to sell At the door OF tho Cour House in
Blountville, GA SATURDAY the Eth Of June, 1859, to
MS highest bidd8f for cash In hand all the right, IL
tie, claim and Interest that JoLa Hull has 10 aud to .
ertain tract of land In District No. 8, containing ~
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands Of Wm. X.
Cross, George Canning and otheFs, to satisfy three
Judgments In said Court, two IN iAvoS Of W. W
AAmea and ons In favor Of John a.. FAln. Err, and all
AgAiAst John c. Hull and John Hall ApSil 28, 1853.
snaTWlPi4l 2. H. EAsLEY. sherlG.
pI virtue Of IN order Of sale. issued from the Cir
Al euit Coutt Of sullivan county, tested the fourth
Monday u March, lse9. and to ne directed, l uili
proceed TO sell at the door VI the Court House In
BiOuntvills, on SATURDAY the kh OF June, las9, 70
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, tislS.
claim aud inislSsi that lohR Null has IN and 70 one
tract Of land In District Mes, Adioiaing tie hnda %
fhoDaa SPnrgtn and ethers, containing ~ acres,
mose or less, To satisfy aIudgAsns IN fAVsg Of Jesse
A.. BaekRsr aud against John @. Hall and said JOhn
AuIs5le'isd on ~ the properly Of John Hall April
~soms7w4pfas.
DT virtss 81 an order 81 sale. issusd tom he Cir.
ID cult Coart Of Sullivan county, tested The fourth
Monday Of March, 1889, and 70 NE directed, l viii pro
esed 10 sell At the door Of the Court Honss 10 Blount-
VILE, Tenn, to the highest and beat BIDDER for cash In
hand, on SATURDAY the 5tb Of June, 1853, all the
righs, title. claim ADD interest that r. u. Young has
In and TO the iollosins described tracts Or psseels Of
land In said Sullivan eounty, to-wit;
One tract gu the North side Of Holster river, ad-
Joining the lands Of wn. Rswsry, Andres Bowsry
ard - rusong, bousht b. said Young Of one Adam
BeSerJ, on the ITih OfJnne, 1865, containing ITO AsrsS
more or less.
Two tracts. bosghl b. said Young of Thonas MIL
Z on Juns -, iaS, adjoining the lands ofI. W. Dix.
nsJoha Moody aad caivin Smith, sontalaihg i22 acres
mere OF les.
Two tracts. bought By said Young Of NJ. L. RoVer,
On Jaly 8, ls6s, one eoniaihing s0H acrss, 90 the CHI
ares. ferry ROa6, On TIE waters sfFalli creek, sdisln.
ing the Anas Of James Holt and n. L. Roller tie
other also on the waters Of Fall euek. known A. thA
Mil tract, and containing 8 acres.
One ether tract containing 50 acres, adjoining the
Lands % HaFEis Bates, Jamss Mosdy and Shipley,
knoua ~ the Preston nobbs tract. -
One other tast containing 81 ssrss. North Of Rsedy
eEeck. adjoining the lands VI Chapman. - DooheE.
= Ierdsn aad : ~cartr,ghi, in District No. " Of ssA
sonAty.
AID one other saet, known g thu yoahua WISER
trae4 Or farm, Nv Dist. No. 7. adnininr Ne lands Of
tpba Harbor asa oihsrA eoniaising leo arres, more or
kss, ~alleriet 90 a. the properly Of aid Young. 10
satisfy q Judgment In hs0r u lkmaa w. Horvrlf and
agAinsi ne nd Al. rsang. April "a Seo.
SnaIvapitol IN. EAsLKf, Sfa
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad.
.sessssSssa GEd5
EYH-MnS

TWO passenger trains leave Chattanooga daily, q,
follows
Day Train, 500 A. NJ. Arrive At Nashville 500 P. NJ.
Night " T:i0 p. NJ. " " 4:4S A, ",
Connecting At Nash VILE with the Louisville aud Nash,
willie Railroad for Louisville; indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus, St., Louis, ChtoagN, JeHersoR
City, st. Joseph, Kansas City, Omaha, and all point,
West and Northwest CONNECTING At NASHVILLE with
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad iaF Hmm,
seph, Kansas City, Omaha, and the far West.
j. w. THOMAS, Sept
W, L. DANLEY, General Ticket ASsDi,
69april2tG
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KYKER PIPES.

THR BRsf AMERICAN PIPE hAysaos
II AN Tue E~xcLrsfYB MAkAh ~ pubns
80 !. .n,.~ NJ. AL whoisails " ~ he.,~-s
a retail. A. ne nuuaf caah pra- Lp- - are
10 he tfnAs. qhsy ~ Ne bet rlt-1 f,nf .
alHays qulok aas ani H9ct pfclN
hrrs enanuU. 81 nslcIted slae. NV
pr 1f40f rraiT bond for fhiprlnfi
Ordsn trsnrfl1 ali1adatt, A4odnr otaH.
c-bnaa nh
~.,i..a wnAissisn ssasih
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Attachment.

WV. CANNON ". Digs 4 Priee-h
w this case | hnd that the DefendentS
DigRs &Pnce are hob-rssidsBts o. the State,
90 that the Ordinary process Of law eabnos
Be served On thsmi Il e thersors ordered by
ne that publication be made foF four ace
ss,site utekS 10 The Csisa Fsy, a Newspaper
Paolilbed 10 The Iowa OF JonssboTo,, Wash.
ington County, Tennessee, notilylna The said
Digs ! Priee 70 appeag before as On The Id
day ofJnne, t56s, and defend sale sult, or
lbs sane viii Be- proessded With erparts.
Thll bth May 1889. =. d. RAIDER Up.
0~9ma7S4pf$51
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A WEST, d the very best In every respect.
PasieBGaYs holding through Tickets can stop oVsE at
CAVE CYrY, " Visit
CAVE,n
and resupe their journey A. pleasure.
PAhACE SLEEPING CARS accompany all Night
Trains.
Through Tickets and baggage Cheeks 10 All prinel.
pal cities nay be procured At Railroad odiess n Knox.
VILE, Chattanooga, Nashvins, and >all pDminSDt
points in the South and East.
~ Ask for Tickets via Louisville.
Freight transported In quick time and a. low rates.
Through Freight arrangements from EssfeTa ADD
Western cities perfect and bills Of Lading given
through.
freight e~onsigned 10 Agent Louisville and nash.
VILE RailrOad 81 Louisville, forwarded promptJ uiiA-
Out charge for oommiasions.
All claims Zoe Loss and Damage setiied promptly.
ALBERT FINK,
sasPchJ Gent sup't I. >. RabssA,