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The Democratic Central Committee of
| Ohio have called State Convention TO
meet in Columbus July 10.
II. c. Noyes opened argument in defense
of Prof. Swing in the Chicago heresy trial
yesterday, but was taken suddenly i'll and
will finish to-day.
The New York congregation of Rev. Mr..
Sabine, who lately joined the Reformed
| Episcopal Church, threaten TO follow him.
The fare for immigrants across the ocean
is now S23, with prospects of further re-
duction.
Two firemen were killed and several i'm
migrants slightly injured by collision
near Wheeling yesterday.
HE General Council Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church have adopted constitu-
ton and canOns; also articles of federation
with the Free Church of England.
Weston bad completed 400 miles at mid
night.
Three thousand Catholics, from Balti-
more and Washington, made a pilgrimage
TO the White Marsh Hills yesterday, TO
commemorate the sacrifices of early mis-
siOnaries.
Vasquet, the famous California bandit,
was captured near Los Angeles yesterday.
On Fifth street, Cincinnati, yesterday,
James lief, while setting in chair, was
shot dead by stray shot from James Long,
who was firing at a man named Bud, ac-
cused of intimacy with his wife.
President Grant will lay the corner
stone of the Museum in Central Park on
June 2.
The Connecticut Republican caucus
nominated Buckingham for Senator.
Rev. Mr.. New was killed in a fight with
mail robbers in Boone county, Arkansas, a
few days ago.
The Prison Reformers are in session in
St. Louis, eighty strong.
Columbus, o., is overrun with cracks
men.
During a mutiny on the James Howard,
near Hale's Point, day or two ago, the
officers were attacked with knives and
clubs by the negro crew, who were finally
overpOwered and forced into the hold. At
Cairo, the mutineers were turned over to
the Sheriff Nobody seriously hurt.
FOREIGN.
A requiem mass was said for the soul of
the Cuban President Cespedes at st. Ste
phen's, New York. Yesterday.
Ristori will play fifty nights in America
next year, beginning in March.
The French De Broglie invites Cabinet
crisis.
The Gar will probably visit Chiselhurst
next Sunday.
De Concha is ordered to hold himself in
readiness to march ON Madrid with 5000
men. Intransigentes?
The Porto Rico Boletin declares the
Antilles are thoroughly in favor of the sep
aration of the colonies from Spain.
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT.-C. Page & Co. vs..
Cumberland River Coal and Lumber Com
pany, and rice rersO, appealed to Supreme
Court.
Leroy S. Edwards ct al. VS.. II. C. Jack
son ct al; former orders and DEGREES re-
vived.
Nashville and Chattanooga and Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad Compa-
mics vs.. 5. II. and Thomas NJ. Dunn, COM
plainants; bill dismissed with costs.
p. Anderson ct al. vs.. l.. d. Huston;
judgment against the defendant IN favor
of Anderson & McClung and ". S. Eakin
and A. G.. Adams.
Gertrude 3, Bowling vs.. Il. G. Scales,
Clerk and Master, ordered to pay funds to
DR.. Bowling for support of minor.
Macy Il Brown ct al. vs. Thomas B.
Childress and others, pro confesso order set
aside.
PROBATE CoURT.-Josephine Cunning
ham was appointed and qualified as guar
dian of Ada c. and Player NJ. Cunningham,
minors.
In the matter of the estate of z. W. Ad-
ans, deceased, the report of the commits
sioners allotting dover confirmed and de-
cree entered.
JerTe Baxter and A. ID. Ottarson were
garted law certificates.
FEDERAL CoURT.-This court was en-
gaged in hearing the argument in the case
of johnson VS.. Wells at the hour for adj
journment yesterday,
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Both Branches of the City Council
Hard at Work.
Have We Macadam Ring Among Us,

CouuelIm.sn Luek Puts An an Emphat.
fe Protest-AldermenM cGavoeik aud
Cheafham strong for Retrenchment
Jobs 10 be observation-disclosures
Usurpaffen Bebuked = Hospital
Propositions.
The Board of Aldermen met in adjourn
ed session yesterday afternoon, President
McCrea in the Chaif, and resumed the con
sideration of
business FROM THE OTHER BOARD.
Bill appropriating $50 10 erect two gas
posts on South Union street between Sum-
mer and High Streets. amended in the
Board Of Common Council 50 as TO pro-
vide for the erection of onlylone post.
Amendment Don-concurred in.
Bill appropriating $50 to erect three gas
posts on South Cherry street. Passed three
readings.
Bill appropriating $50 to erect two gas
posts on Front street. Passed three read
ings.
Alderman Cheatham offered a resolution
directingthe Treasurer to repay to ,Enoch
Ensley $500, upon condition that the lat
ter pays to the corporation by the first of
July, all the taxes due and owing by him
up to and including the taxes of 1874
Adopted.
Resolution requiring all persons to have
trash and debris deposited on North High
street, in the Snlpher Spring bottom.
Adopted. &Vi ffittN AZ nsTFs-G
HOW THE MONEY GOES.
The Finance Committee submitted a re-
port recommending the allowance of the
following ACCOUNTS. ~ rt..
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NEW YORK's BACHELOR EDITORS.

Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial.
1t is a rather singular fact that so many
of the editors of this city are living in a
state of bachelordom. Bennett, the i'm
mensely rich editor and proprietor of the
Ne1g York Herald, is solitary bachelor,
though he will soon lie forty. Reid, the
editor Of the Tribune, is solitary bachelor,
though he is somewhere about forty. Mar
BILE, the editor of the World, is solitary
widOwer Of forty and his most brilliant
staff writer, Hurlbut, is a solitary bach
elor, though under fifty. Bundy, the
editor of the Mail, is a solitary bach
elor, though over forty. Congdon, of
the Tribune, is a solitary widower of
over fifty, and, in fact, on the daily press
alone | could certainly name a score of
leading men who are about forty and wife
less. Of the editors named, Bennett is the
wealthiest and most athletic; Reid is the
ableSt and most skillful; Marble is the hand
soonest and calmest; and Hurlbut is the
most Thoroughly polished man of the world.
i must warn Young or middle-aged maiden
ladies looking forward to matrimonial bliss
10 avoid these bachelor editors, because /
presume such warning will send scores of
these maidens in pursuit of them. / won
der that some OF them do not find wives
among the intellectual ladies who write for
their papers, or try to write for them. Such
unions might be expected to provide very
brainy successors to the present editors IN
the natural order.
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Meeting of suPerintendents Of Insane
AsyIums.

The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the
Association Of Medical Superintendent Of
American Institutions for the Insane con-
venes in this city on Tuesday next, the
10Th inst, at the Maxwell House.
This body was organized in the city of
Philadelphia in 1874, and is composed, as
its name indicates, of the superintendent
of insane asylums in the United States and
Dominion OF Canada. 1t numbers seven
ty-fiye or eighty members, the larger por-
ton of whom are usually in attendance on
these meetings, TIE sessions of which con-
tinue for several days.
The meetings are of great interest TO
those concerned in the important branch of
medical science to which the care aud
treatment Of the insane pertains. The
papers read and subjects discussed involve
every feature Of the work.
The Association assemblies for the first
time at point so far South as Nashville,
though it met some fifteen years ago at
Lexington, KY, and few years since at
Stanton, Va.
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LATEST Markets By TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, May 14.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1Sc; low middling lie; good Ordi-
nary IGc: net receips-142 bales; exports
to continent 3,000baieS; coastwise 791 bales
sales 2OJ bales; stock 20,sS9 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 14.-Cotton firm; mid
ding I7sc; net receipts 50 bales; gross re
ceipts sos bales; exports cOastwise 33S
bales; sales 215 bales; stock g, 235 bales.
CHARLESTON, May IA. = Cotton firm;
middling 17.c; low middling IT!al73c;
net receipts So bales; exports cCaStwise
1,462 bales; sales eco bales; stock 1854
bales
GALVESTON, May 14.-Cotton firm;
demand active; good ordinary Ice; mid
ding 17sc; net receipts 81 bales; exports
to Great Britain 3,9S2 bales; to Continent
1872 bales; sales $500 bales; stock 1925
bales.
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Jerome Park.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE racing stable
of Capt. VIM. CottriII, of Mobile, arrived at
Jerome Park yesterday from New Orleans,
after journey by steamboat and rail Of
fourteen days. 1t comprises eight horses,
one fOur-year old and seven three-year Olds.
All arrived in perfect health and are a re-
markedly fine looking string Of thorough
breds.
The stables of Wyndham, Walden, and
Hurt Reynolds are in regular strong work
at present, and all progressing most salts
factorily.
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Personal.

Col. John NJ. Fleming, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, returned
from Memphis yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Inman, pastor OF the Central
RaDtist Church, will leave for Washington
next Monday for the purpose of attending
the anniversary of the American Baptist
Educational Commission.
E.P. Smith and II. L. Hall, Toledo, o.;
W.J.P DOYLE, Sheriff of Shelby county;
Fl. c. Bartlett and wife, Atlanta, Ga l. L.
ID. Morrison and daughter. st. Louis; X. ID:
Ward, Cincinnati, o.; S. A. Washer and
bride, Chicago, were registered at the Max
well House, yesterday.
judge SEayne, Of the United States Su-
RENE Court, is expected to arrive IN the
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school Picnic at ShOeuPfIug's Gar


The picnic given yesterday at the above
named popular resort by the pupils of Mrs.
c. LeOnard's school, was largely attended,
and was very pleasant affair. A pro-
gramme, consisting Of the coronation of the
May Queen, songs, fancy dances, and dia-
logues, was observed at the school building
in the morning, quite large number OF
children participating in the exercises.
Miss Ida May Bentley was crowned as May
Queen BY Miss Laura Fulcher. The
young ladies acquitted themselves credita-
bly throughout.
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Our Editorial CHESTS.

The arrangements for the reception of
the New York Editorial Association in our
city are being perfected. The party were
telegraphed at Cincinnati yesterday, and a
dispatch was received in reply stating that
they will reach Nashville Sunday evening
instead of Monday, and that they will
leave for Birmingham, Ala, Tuesday even
ing. They accept the rendered hospitalities
of the editorial fraternity of this city.
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Our Coming Guests.

CINCINNATI, May 14.-The New York
State editorial eXcursionists were to-day
met by the Presidents of the Board Of
Trade and the Chamber of Commerce.
They were met on Change blythe Editorial
Association from Indiana and speeches of
welcome were made and response given.
Tonight both associations will have re-
ception at the residence of Richard Smith,
editor of the Gazette. The New York dele
CATION leaves tomorrow for Louisville.
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but that she must tell the truth, if she told
anything; went into the Jail because had
SUSPECTED her o. icing guilty, and l went
there to see Wi,zt she would say about it;
she asked us whether, i she would make a
statement about the affair, NG1ld it make
it any better on her and Will.
Here the council for the defendant OBJ
iected TO asking what she had said.
Pending the argument Of the question,
the corft adjourned until this morning.
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Nashville Medical souruai

NASHVILLE JoURSAE er MEDICINE AND Sur.
GERY, Eslited ~ PrOfs. W. r. Bowling and
W, T. Briggs.
The April number Of this excellent jour
nal is before us, filed with articles highly
instructive and interesting to the medical
profession. Among the original articles Is
an address by Prof Z. n. 5aiIord, and an
instructive Article on " Cholera in Knox
yilh In 1873" by DR.. Bailey. The Sc
lections are more than usually interesting,
and the editorials, by DR.. Bowling, will be
read with pleasure and prCfit.
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Open AR Caneerts.

The Roe City Band, by request Of
Generals Kirby Smith and 3. r. johnson,
will soon commence giving open air con-
cegts in the lot connected with the Military
Department Of the University OF Nash
vile. These concerts will DE given once a
week throughout the summer months, pro-
vided our citizens feel interested enough
to contribute an amount sufficient to defray
the actual expenses. The members Of the
band tried to get the consent Of Major
Glover to hold these concert at The Capitol,
but heidi not like t5 lake therespOnsibility of
granting The request without first seeing
fIov RroUn
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PeniteatIary Recruits from shelby

Sheriff W. J. P. Doyle, of Shelby county,
accompanied by eight guards, arrived here
yesterday, having in their custody the fol-
lowing named prisoners, sentenced to i'm
prisOnment in the penitentiary: Bill
Jones, alias "Red Shirt Bill George Har-
ris, Hamp Ross, Bill Henry, J. W. Viii
liams, Phil cambridge, Theodore Lott,
James Fsley, George Rot6rts, VIM. Slow
son, Charles Lee, Charles Hummerry. Bill
Farrell, James Monroe, Lee Bradley, Chas.
Orland, alias Mitchell, Moses Williams,
George Rogers, alias John Woods, Sam
Mack, Dick Berkins and James Reynolds.
1t cost the State, for Transporting these
prisoners from Memphis to Nashville,
S5l5 o..
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GOlladay's Fifth Grand Annual Draw
ing July /. More than one hundred thous-
and dollars in cash aud real estate. Tickets,
$500. No blanks. Three prizes OF S10,O 900
each. Next monthly drawing May %, 1874;
same as last scheme. Address all orders to
J. r. Golladay, Bowling Green, ny.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duiing threw SIS dollars into the
city treasury yesterday.
the Fountain III the centre Of the Max
well House rotunda has received a new coat
Of paint.
The South Nashville Street Railway
track IS now IN better condition than il has
been heretofore for the past five wears.
A cab-e dispatch saws the Jubilee Singers
are reported TO have made Fifty thousand
dollars by their concerts iii England.
Dir. George Lowell, who is gate-keeper
on the DickerSon pike, had his leg broken
wednesday by slipping from a fight. of
stairs.
There VIII be a strawberry festival at
McClure's Hall, next Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights, in aid Of the Church OF the
Advent
IfaRsbody wants to hire ten stout hands,
said I'Hrson can be accommodated by ap-
plying 10 Capt. Pettitt, keeper Of the Coun-
~ Work-house.
The ladies of the Elm Street Church are
requested to meet their pastor In the SAP
bath-schoOl room OF the church at o'clock
sharp, this afternoon.
The members Of the police force APP
peared on the streets yesterday with their
congress heads protected from the rays of
the sun by means Of handsome Panama
hats.
Matilda Woods, free aud easy damsel,
entered upon an extensive spree yesterday.
The express wagon which conveyed her 70
the Work-house in the afternhon was one
Of the post comfortable vehicles of its
kind In the city.
The Sophomore Class in Wards Semi
nary, having completed the subject of Elec
tricity in Natural Philosophy, were taken
yesterday by DR.. Stafford, to the telegraph
office in the city, to see and examine the
practical workings Of the g9eat discovery.
William Maore told Justice Everett yes
terday that Dick Tulley, William and Jno.
Bullard were dangerous characters, and
that he wanted them bound over to keep
the peace. Justice Everett investigated
the matter and dismissed the defen-
dants.
The First BAPTIST Church Mite Society
meets at tho church this evening. The
public are invited TO attend. There will
be an abundance of ice cream and straw
berries, served by scores of handsome girls,
and nearly all the young men fl The city
say they are going 10 be present. A very
pleasant efening is anticipated.
William Swami, a young man residing
near JOrdan's Store, in Williamson county,
had his right hip bone broken yesterday
morning by planning machine, weighing
two thousand pounds. falling over on him.
He and his brother were loading The psa1ef
on their wagon, in front of ;tno, p. Dale &
Cos, when a skid slipped AMI the machin-
cry fell over Oh William.
AT the last meeting (previous to last
mighty Of the Board of Common Council,
Mr.. G. NJ. FOgg, Jr., represented the third
ward in that body. Last night he was re
cognized by the President as rqhe gentle
man nom the tenth wards Mr. Fogg hay-
ing resigned his former position in conse-
quence Of his removal TO the tepth ward
and being elected, Councilman from the
ward he now iiees in last night.
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Hart d Ryman Tonight.

Hart & Ryman's troupe have consented
to remain in Nashville one more night, and
viii give another performance at Masonic
Hall this evening, when the "Great Court
Scene" the "Granger's Redress" and 'sOr-
lasco," will be presented. The attendance
last evening was much larger than that of
"Wednesday night.
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tennessee and prison Reform

DR.. WIN. NJ. Wright, Superintendent of
1he State Penitentiary, was yesterday elect
e. Vice-President to represent Tennessee
il the Prison Reform Congress now sitting
a. 81. Louis,
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Blank I. J indicates no report; cipher tG) sta
tonary; minus e. tendency 70 iall, plus ~ ten
dency TO rise A. G. FORD, Observer.
The river was about 10 feet on the
Shoals. We have got her about right-this
time.
Arrived-the John S. Bransford, from
above, with 200 hhdS tobacco.
Departed-the Shannon, for Cincinnati,
and the r. II. Cooke, for Padncah.
Expected-the SilTerthorn. from Evans
vile.
Leaving to-day-the SilverthOrn, for
Evansville, and the EddyyiIle, for Burks-
vile and Pt. Isabel.
A Pittsburgh dispatch says tie Messenger
will probably return 10 Nashville.
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Harper for June.

We are indebted to Duckworth & Co.,
corner of Church and Cherry streets, for the
June number Of HdTPer's Monthly MGgd-
zine. 1t is most readable mum Der. Call
soon or You may fail to get one.
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j. r. GOIladay's 64th Monthly Draw
ing May %. Fifteen hundred prizes, all
cash; capital prize, $1,000. Tickets, =;
halves, 81; quarters, soc. Fifth annual
drawing July 4. Tickets, So. Address or
deTs to J. r. Golladay, Bowling Green, KY,
or W. G.. Price, Nashville.
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In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have reftted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff; semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in ali the latest styles and eolOrs, just
received for the spring trade. mh14 If
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Benson, the Halter, still lives, and can
he found at 125 Church ST., Battle House.
Don't forget the place, as you can save 80
per cent on the usual price Of Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods, my9 tt
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The Rock City Shooting Club will have
a grand shooting match in this city to-
morrow. A number of " knights of the
Trigger from the surrounding towns viii
participate.
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CITY NOTICES.

The celebrated Little and Big Casino
Cigars can now be had at all the prominent
drug stores and saloons. Rosenheim &
Bro, sole agents for the above brand.
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Handsome Proceeds.

The proceeds of the Choral Society's Con-
cert, given recently at the Church of the
Advent, amounted to S151.50, which will
be divided equally between the Church and
the Society.
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Ice! Ice! Iee!-The Queens Lake Ice
Co. is now prepared TO furnish Ice to con-
sumers and the trade generally at reason
able rates, and will guarantee to their pa
irons a full supply for the entire season.
Orders by mail solicited and promptly at
tended to. Oficl, No. 81 corner Bank and
Printers alleys. Storage house, No. 27
Criddle street, near L. &N.R. r.. Dept.
Geo. a. Bailey, Sup't; G. II. Ryrnan, Ag'i.
ans I'm
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MOnRIirkI Picnic

A party Of yOs,ng people in Gallatin pro-
pose TO give a moonlight picnic near that
place on the evening of the j0th inst.
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Now is the time to whitewash fences and
buildings. The best and cheapest White
Lime foI this purpose can be had Of c. II.
Stockell & Co., IS Broad street, Nashville.
nvo 2W
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&cnian,s Rights and nroken stone

The corporation Of Nashville, through its
Street Department, has at last taken steps
towards encouraging woman's rights.
Among the various accounts presented for
allowance by the Street Committee In the
City Council yesterday. Were those Of two
females who have claims against the city
for broken stone furnished By then 10 the
Street Department. It Is a question of
doubt whether they did the breaking or not,
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70 The best stock Of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at Ramage's, As Col
lege street. my9 If
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V SeasOnable Shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, just received and offered at loy-
est cash prices at Ramage's. my9 If
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New Printsi New Linen Cambrics.-
New style Prints and Printed Linen Cam
brics just opened, cheap, cheap, cheap.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
my14 st
Luxury, health, economy insured by
using DoOley' Yeast Powder. Elegant light
rolls, biscuits, etc, prepared in ten min
utes. Try it. my12 d1w&w1t
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WAR DEPARTATENT.

w AK OEFAkEAlENT.
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 100 AN.
The Mississippi river has fallen at St.
Louis and Cairo; the Ohio has fallen ex-
cept at Paducah.
REHABILITATION the Gulf States, Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley, generally clear
and warm weather, eaSterly to sOutheriy
winds, and but slight changes in barometer
The Ohio and lower Mississippi rivers
will fall slowly.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. sOiA Gonqss ~
tis - Hours ending p. d. May "a. 1874
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TsiesrapAie Report from Si0aGl Serrise C6rps o.
y A., Of 0bserUosi0n, az $50 p. M-By ~
Western CniOn Lane.
Place ,s e 9O'sr rhr wS S s...s 2
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TRAINS.
suWa-n -

LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
line RAILROAD.-Trainsle leave and ar
rive at IOuiSville foltou7z-