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ftatement of the Condition Of the
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
On the 31st Day of December, 1869.

The name of the Company is ~"INTERNA-
TIoNAL INSURANCE COMPANY" 1t Is Local
ted in the City Of New York.
The amount gifts capital stock is-.--S5GO.OG 900
The amount of capital stock paid up is 50O,OO
The Assets Of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other ersons..,......--. SIG, go OF
Real estate unlncumbered .,,.,.,,,...,. None.
Bonds owned by the Company, to-witl
U. 5. $40 bonds, par value. .s52G,5OO
U. ;. lO4O bonds, par value 10000 "
u. ;. . per CT. 30 year bonds 25, 900
New York County bonds. 5000
Virginia State bOnds..-..... 37.IO0
Alabama state bOnds....-..... I3,0O0
Central Park Improvement
s6 LIfn C B91qS; bonds new l9 99SSS
s1,O28,6OO
Market $780, III Is
Loaned on bond and mortgage, be-
ing the first lien on unincum-
hered real estate, worth double
the amount lnaned.--.-,-....-..- 5000 90
Debts otherwise cured.........-,.-. l50,490 90
Debts for premiums. l2,59 Us
All other eeurities ................-a.. l5,ST7 50
Total .sI,858, 8s8 II
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due or not due to banks or
oIner none.
Losses adjusted and due-.--...---..-... None.
Losses adjusted and not due. 1853 40
Losses unadjusted and losses in sus-
pense waiting for further proof l53,63 S.
All OIneI cilDnS against bne COnlpy 1J,DaO 70
Total liabilities. SI7S, SOB d
The greatest amount insured In any
one W
The greatest amount l0Wed bv the rules of
the company TO be insured in any one city,
town or village; the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one blOck-No
arbitrary rule; are governed entirely by a
prudent regard for the character OF the risk.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1901
/, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Interna-
tiOnal Insurance Company, OF the City Of
New York, located at New York, in the
state of New York, has prodnced TO me salts
factory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirements of
the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed On insurance companies, and ! fur
Their certify that :. h. CLARKE & Co, Agents
OF said Company, have also complied with
the requirements Of the laws of the State,
made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore said Insurance company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness of Insurance in this State, at Memphis,
Tennessee. g. ". BLACKBURN,
mhl6 Comptroller of Tennessee.
s. r. CLARKE CO., Agents,
Is Knickerbocker Building,
jel Madison street, Memphis.
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HOLLOWAYS VERMlFUGs CORRECTIONS.

HOLLOWAYS VERMlFUGE CONNECTIONS.
TWENTY years experience has provt this
the NEST popular remedy Win pnysl-
clans and parents for those pests OF child-
hOOd-Worms. They are pleasant 10 take,
and always effective in eXpslIlmg the worms
and tOning the system up TO its normal
~tatiOns. The genuine have the signature OF
the prOprietOrs on the wrapper Of each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COwDEN.
Philadelphia
No Ctrey o Pagl HieskeWs letter Ointment
WILL positively cure letter. Erysipelas
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Plmples,
BlOtches and all forms Of Skin Disease; also
Sore Ewes and Eye Lids, Discharges rom the
Far. and OLD Sores. no matter OF nov long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
ptJIoSIH4NsrON, HOLLOWAY &COwDEN,
Philadelphia.
sold 50 cents per box by all druggists. sent
by mail for 90 cents
CONSERVATION Positively GTed1CphGBrS ffeSh
Medf Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, al
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Blood,
and strengthen and build up the system 10
its healthy condition. This has been tested
By Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases IN
the hospitals of Paris, in which it cured
nearly every case. and in this country Dy the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored to health. one DOE
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 % per bot
tie, or six for IS O.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY GCONDEN
my2O cod Philadelphia
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APPEALJOB OFFICE
HITE & CORWlNE
PR0PRiETORS,
Ia Union ST., Appeal BUILDING.

81 We take pleasure in stating to our pa
irons that we have removed our Job Printin
Establishment to No. ID Union street, Appeal
Building, where we hope TO see our old GUS
toners and as many new ones as viii exam
inc our work and prices. We are now pre-
pared to do L kinds of Printing and Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock OF Cards, Billheads and Cap Pa
pers is complete. Our material consists of
the latest STYLES of type, presses. etc. mh9
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS

WARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
" Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Foun-
stains, Vases, VeraBdas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety OF pattern. New
and Improved styles of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK Railings, Store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Farm
Fencing, etc.
Bronze WOrk.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class OF work., we are
now prepared to NIL, with promptness, all
orders for Bronze Castings Of Statuary, colos-
sal, heroic and life size.
ORSAMENTAL IRON GooDs.-The largest as
sortlnentt TO be found In the United States, all
of which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the requisites Of beauty and substantial con-
Struction-
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place OF
destination.
Designs will be sent to those VINO wish 70
make a selection. Apho
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Notice 10 Contractors.

O EALED proposals will be received at the
y Engineers office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until y m. on the lst August, 1879. tor the
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between C~oviDgton and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion OF the work Is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors. FrO-
files and specifications AN he seen at the En-
gineer's Office, $50 Main street, Memphis, on
and after June 8, 1870.
THOS. II. MILLINGTON,
ie2 Chief Eng Miss. River r X.
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Total amt of capital and surplus, 2,SS9, 10 30
ASSETS.
Amount OF cash in st.
Nicholas Nat'nal Bank,
Amount of cash in office, 1891 45
Amount of Loans on state
stocks, and Stocks and ~
Bonds of the United
States, and OF InstiUu-
lions incorporated by
the State Of New York,
payable on demand. r.
THE market value of Sc ..
curities pledged exceed
ing S8qS,S44 W...........--. SS5, $50 W-S50S,63l 80
Amount of Loan ON Bonds and Mort
cages, being first lien of record on
unincumbered Real Estate, worth
at least S2,l& 300 on which there
is less than one years interest due
and owing. Interest Z per cent? 7l6,350 W
Stocks and Bonds owned by the
/ Company as follows.
Bank STOCKS Isl, Os0 o.
State and City Isl 100 W
Real Estate iO2 broadway, 49,"
and l Pine street, N. Y.
owned by the Company SIS. 600 O0
Real Estate cor. Court and
IIOntague streets, Brook
1yn. owned by the Co... 62,5OO O-S2S7 800 OF
Interest on Loans. due this date-.-. 2O,7l9 81
Premiums due this date-................ 33,49I 81
Rents accrued $500 Of
Total 81, s89, l22 81
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of Losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid. ..-...NOne
Amount Of Losses incurred,
and in process Of adjust
AmoanT Of diYidepds on
capital, declared and due
and unpaid. ,-r...........,, 2,26 90
Amount OF dividends on
scrip, declared, unclaimed
md unpaid. .................... 5l,678 81
Amount Of scrip ordered re-
deemed and yet unclaim'd 4I,523 90
Amount Of all other exist
ing claims against the
Total amount of losses, claims and
Ta aeii Greatest amount insured On anS " o6 %
risk is about 5000 but Will not, as a general
rule, exceed IS, 900.
The Company have no general rule as to
the amount allowed TO be insured in any
City po%nr village or block, it being the in
tentlon'o OF tine Company 70 distrib4te its
risks in such a manner as not to lose more
h a S,OOO by a single 4re.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPrRoLLEhis OFFIdE,
NASHVILLE, January 1, l670.J
1, q. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Continent
tai Insurance Company located at No. lU2
Br6aUgag, in the city of New York, has
produced TO me satisfactory evidences that
said Company has complied with all the
requirements of the laws of the State of
Tennessee imposed on insurance compa-
MES; and l further certify that 3. X. Clarke
q Co., Agents OF said Company, have also
compnedrwtth the reaulrsnienls Of the laws
of the State, made ana provided ia such
cases,
Wherefore, said Continental Insurance Com
panE has authority 70 take risks aud transact
the business OF Insurance in this State, at
Memphis Tennessee. u. W. B~LACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
s. r. CLARKE Il CO., Agents,
Is KnlckerbOcker Building,
JeI Madison street, Memphis.
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A M
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Nashville, May 5, 1870
18th Day of March Last,

IN pursuance Of the Fourth Ordinance OF
Il the late constitutional Convention, 1 nave
carefully examined the official returns of the
election held on the
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scrofuIa Cured by Rrandreth,s Fins.

BTandreth's Pills penetratest the whole mass
of blood, causing the expulsion Of impure
ties. The body feels relieved from a single
dose; what then may be expected rom
twenty? By continuing their use the whole
Of the blood in time becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed from good material,
and a new lease Of life secured.
SING SING, March IS, 1868.
MY DEAL SIR: My daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured OF that
horrible disease, ScrOfuIa, which for years
endered life a torment; after all medicines
and many physicians had been tried and
failed, l commenced giving her your pills,
She took them almost every day for three
months, constantly improving. she has now
entirely recovered. Yours truly,
DANIEL, LUTHER.
Hon. B. Brandreth.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT

or the Condition of the CONTINENTAL IN
SURANcE COMPANY, Of the City Of New
York, on til elst day Of January, AID. 1870.
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LIVERPOOL, June 4 5 p.m.-Cotton
closes dull and lower, Sales 5000 bales;
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TIE WILL OF THE REV. DIR. Nc
CLINToCK.-Thc will Of the Rev.
John McClintoclS, late President OF
Drew Theological Seminary, was ad-
mittcd to probate by the Surrogate OF
Norris County, n. j., last week. 1t
contains many interesting features,
showing the value of the theological
works written by the deceased, and
the amount Of property which q life
OF industrious labor as author, andcdu
Gator had enabled him to accumulate.
Commencing life in Strengthened cir
cunIstances, and engaged in preach
ing and teaching, ho found time to
compile works upon educational and
theological subjects, the sale Of which
brought him i considerable income.
Careful investments increased his
S:.ins, SO that he was at the time of
his death worth about $4,000.
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How GRANT PACKED TIE SUPREME
CoURT.-Thc Cincinnati Commercial,
the leading Republican paper in the
West, has the following highly impor-
tant dispatch from Washington.-
Comment is unnecessary:
You will sec that steps are being
taken to open up and revise tho late
decision Of the Supreme Court, touch
ing the constitutionality Of the legal
tender act. We were promised by
the President that the two judges to
be nominated by him should be sound
on this question. He said to O friend
OF mine in advance, as he said to
many others: "Make yourself easy
no one goes on that bench who is not
sound. And now tho interest passes
from what court packed in this way
may decide, to the extraordinary fact
of President, for the first time in
the history of our country, building
up, through men Of his own selee.
tion, legal decisions in advance,
Nothing has ever been done to so de.
grade and demoralize this high, tri.
bunal, and I wondered the other day
|whilo listening to the motion, that
the new judges could. sit quietly be
fore the world as tho creatures. :of, g
imam who sought by such means *
trample upon the high place to which
they honorably aspired.
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THE IMMIGnATIoN CoNvESrroH-The question
OF suppl, ing the Southern country with a
white population has occupied the minds of NIL
interc ted i'll her welfare ever since the sboi
tion Of .lnv-r So far however, nothing
practical hns resulted ftom any efforts ut its
solution In this State we hnve been especially
unf"r unntc. The w-,l.oiganizcd systen es-
tablshed hy the Legislature of SG5. und.r the
efficient management of Gcncr | John A. Wmg-
ener was completely upset. and all III. progress
it had nj. ca'iy made rendered mug tory by the
change of & overnmeut: and the efforts "f lndi
vidunls and private societies have been restrict
ed Tor want of means to u very narrow COM
pass.
AT last. however, we have brighter prog
poet. convention ID to tie held in Charleston
on the third of next month for the purpose Of
devising means to bring atou' the all to be de
si,ch influx "f population from abroad. The
class OF gentlemen whose names are anno,,nc,
from the various districts Of the >tata as dele
gates to the convention. anL the cnlight.r ed
virwsin regard TO his subject enerally, W, ich
nave recently been promulgated through the
pullic p'ints. lead us 10 believe that this con-
ven'ion must result in great pract cnl good.
and !hat the era of white immigration 10 the
south is ab,u to dawn.
The arrangements for the convention are an
nounc-d in detail in an advertisement which
appears III another column.
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A meeting Of ths Charlotte, Colum.
biA and Augusta Railroad was hold IN
Augusta on Wednesday last. The re-.
port of tho superintendent showed
the net earnings FOR tho year H40S,7.
90, 40: expenditures for operations oi
The road e228, ,b3B 90, leavinr Ell, ,24S.
10 Tor payment of interest and taxes
and and account Of Augusta division.
The following directors wcro elected :
From Gcorgia--W. L. jackson, 10.
sinh Siblcy J. j. Cowcn, $. ID. Heard
from North Carolina-- VIM. johnson,
A. h Davidson, J. Harvey Wilson,
Gen. Rufus Bur'inyurj from Lexlng.
ton--Gcn. Paul Quattlcbcaum; from
itichland--C D, Melton. DR.. John
Fisher, Edward nopc, +. W. McMus.
ter from Fuirticld-J. II. Rion, W.
X. Robertson; from Chcstcr-G. J.
Patterson, J. J. Mcturc; from York
-. Is. Springs. Tho directors re-
elected Col. VIM. Johnson, president.
The proceedings wound up by e,"and
supper and ball at tho Masonic Hall
at night.
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OccrrATIoNAL AILMENTs Fresh, pure air is a
vitalizing elixir. hoover is drbarred by cir.
cumsIances from unrestricted access TO this in
visible, hut powerful stirnulant, needs q mcdi-
eel invigorant of eo'ne kind. The great object
should b. to choose the best Popularity is n
p, city good guarantee of me- it. in this scruti
nizng aud intelligent age, and tried by thi.
critcrlnn II. stetters Stonnuch Bi,ters stands
fr-t among the inv g"rating and regulating
m-dicin uf the present day. To tn. wants
OF persous engaged in indoor employm.n,s, e..
pecinily in crowded factories where even wiz. .h
the best possible ventilation the atmostphers il
always in some degree polluted. This salubriou,
nntnre Of the ingredients is no my s,ery. I,
consists Of a" absolutely pure diffusive s,imu.
lent. tinctured--or rather surcharged-- with
the fluid extracts uf sar alive of roos and ba, Ia
OF herbs The pharmacoroeia has it's t,nctures
but what are thsy9 The juice OF only sin
gle root or ba'k o. plant is preeent in each
Not one or them combines the three properti-,
OF tonic, MI alternative. and AL aperieut. Al
these elements are blended in the Bittera: nor
are these the eun of its medicinal recommrnda
tions. 1t is also q blood depurent aud an an.
tispHsmodic
Tll- baieful effect wli.h air thnt has been
partially exhausted of ite oxygen by freauen.
breathing produces on the vital organization,
ID notorious, and when 10 this devttuli lizcd ut.
mosphe'e is superaGdc1 the 1nemphir ic |vapor
Of hot air furnaces, it becomes deIeterious and
depressing in the extreme. To enalIe the
sy stem to bear up. even for few hours eaeh
d"y against 'he deGi'taling influence Of ti-
ti"'ed atm, ephe' c, Who'll. some to"ic and al.
t-r,tive isu' gently required. This grand dis-
ideratum is supplied in uost-tter Bitters.
which as strength sustaining health protect
ing agent has no rivals either among oficinal
or advertised medicines
April, is, 1870. 6l-ln.
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Unequal Amnesty

Tho New York rtbaAe Of satar.
day, IN an editorial OH the flheontl,
amendment, says.
Now ts tho tlhc to seal our great
triumph by enncting nnd proclaIminu
! universal amnesty. Our civil war vir
lnnlly closed with Lees surrender
five years ago. No armed force hu,
marched or fired shot under the flau
Of tho Southern Confedcrncy since
May, 1865. There are bad ,nen who
still commit outrhgcs, there Is not
and for ycurs hus not been, amy open
embodied resistance to tho Federal
authority and laws. 1t is !s.:,h time
that every one was officially assured
that no penalty still impends over
him for any thing donc or threatened
in tho interest aud under the flag OF
the rebellion.
We ought, for our own eakos, to
identify universal amnesty with i'm
partial suffrage. We ought to make
one tho complement of the other, SO
that they should hcncelorth hav, a
common vitality, common longevity.
We ought to be able to say: "The
cdifce is crowned, the work is COM
plete, hcnccforth WOO to him who
recklcssly disturbs and imperils it," :.
There are still heart -burnings at the
South. There arc men who lament
the fall Of the Confcd"racy, and do
not love the flag Of the Union. Pro
Scription and disfianchscmcnt are the
allmcnt whcrcon their morbid feeling
subsists. They are Gin cftccD patents
of nobility in the eyes, Of class, res
pcctablc in numbers and strong by So
cial position. TO say Of Southern.
lie cannot VOTE" he is for: iddcn to
''hold Office" is to invest him with q
peculiar and often envicd distinction.
Ills children take up the quarrel
which, by mistaken policy, tas,cns
upon him; they arc trained to hate
the Government which brands him as
unworthy tho rights Of n citizen, and
to dctcst the race with whose cnfran-
chlscmcnt his prescription is, in their
minds. identified. We can never have
genuine peace while we still hold ma
ny thousands as virtual prisoners Of
war.
Let us close the contest! Let those
who arc grandly triumphant be wisely
magnanlinous Let ns shut the tenn
pie OF Janus, and proclaim to ali man
KIND that we have forgotten that we
were lately enemies, and remember
only that we were formerly brethren.
Let us fill the ranks of loyalty by cf:
facing all pretext for further disloyal-
ty. Let the world rcioicingIy note
that, as tile blood of no PROSTATE foe
stuins our triumph, no vindictive feel
ing fingers in our hearts-that we
conquered not for party, a caste, n
section, but for all humanity. LIT US
HAVE PEACE!
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fce the Abbstllh ptess aud Baunsn
SAVANNAH Valley RAILROAD.

Mn. tsn AFTER q long interval Of
war; revolution and confusion, we
again "havo pehce." Lot us quit pol.
itics and direct our energies to build
Ing UP our wdsto places, ahd adding
to tho material prosperity Of tho
county.
Stephen c. Millttt, I;s1., President
of tho Port Royal Railroad inform,
us that it will be in operation to Au
gusta by tho lat of September noxt
Having "dug up" tho Port Royal
Railroad, and being gentleman OF
great energy, he proposes to "dig up
the Savannah Valley Rilroad. Let
the country rally and hold up his
hands in this laudablo enterprise.
The reasons for building the Savannah
Vulley R"iiroad are greater mov Man
ever.
First, The Blue Ridge Railroad will
certainly be built. Col. Steers has re-
sumcd work upon the tunnels.
Second, The Road from Augusta to
Port Royal will be running by next
Fall. Port Royal is the finest harbor
on the continent.
Third, Tho Road from Augusta di-
rect to Columbia and thence to Char.
lottc is already in operation.
Fourth, Cotton still commands Il
good price, and there is no more safe
or moro profitable investment than
good railroad stocks.
The Savannah Valley Railroad was
chartered in 1852, which was to cx-
tend for Mirty-sir gears. It would re-
quirc but little trouble to galvanizc
It '"to nc,o life. There ought to be u
few alterations. The road ought to
cross tho Savannah River ut or near
Fury's Ferry and run into Augusta
instead Of Hamburg. From Dorn's
Mine it ought to run the most direct
route to Anderson, which would carry
it by Abbovillc G.. H., which is very
nearly on "an air line" from Dorn's
to Anderson. This route would save
ten miles of road, and make the line
from Knoxville to Savannah or
Charleston much shorter than anv
other line. Let the intelligence and
enterprise Of the country tie aroused.
''Oncc moro into the breach, dear
friends, once more"
ENTERPRISE.
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"EMPoRIUM OF FAsuIoN."-Thea ad,
vertiscmcnt of our friend Jones w.
Fowler, of AbbeviIlc, announces that
this popular and fashionable resort is
the place to secure bargains in MiIlcn,
cry Goods. His stock is complete in
every department, as we arc assured,
and no pains will be spared to render,
satisfaction, whether goods arc order
I'd or purchased in propria persona.
We invite the particular attention OF
the Ladies' to the advertisement, and
will undertake to say that every word
therein contained will he substantial
ted by an examination of the stock or
any other test that can be mndc.-1m
derson Lfelligenccr.
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THE BLUE RIDGE RA1LRoAD.-Col.
Steers, the contractor, has already
commenced work OIL Dicks Greek
Tunnel, in Rabun County, Ga, n few
miles above Walhalla.
The Knoxville Wing has the follow.
Ing in reference to this great enter.
prise:
Colonel Thomas Steers, of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, q gentleman well
known in this city, is stopping at the
Lamar House.
The Colonel is the contractor 70,
the building Of the railroad from Wal.
halla, Sc, it's Southern terminus, to
the North Carolina line. The con.
tract calls for the completion of the
line in two years, and tho wcll-estab
llshed business talent and enterprise
OF Colonel Steers is sufficient assur.
ance and guarantee that its stipula.
tons will be completely and faithfully
complied with. We feel justified in
predicting that the whole line from
Knoxville to WalhalIa will be con
constructed and in full operation in
three years from this time. Tho i'm
portance Of this road, forming, as i,
does, link in the great trunk line
from Cincinnati and Louisville tc
Charleston, and the Southern A tIantit
seaboard, cannot be oyer estimated