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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-27
LITERARY.
THE FEERgARY MAGAZINES.


The February number, the second OF
the now volume OF LippiEeott's Maya
Azine' fairly spsrkles with LrilIisnt, ih,or-
estine and attractive articles. Ia this
number Mr.. George MseDonsld. long
promised serial story Malcolm, really be.
gins Ii 10 brimful Of Ane Scotch bumor
Its characters are sbilltully and clearly
drawn. 1t is altogether a stirring and
most captivating story, one Of the authors
very best. Tho continuation Of the "Hew
Hyperion" maintains the universal inter-
IS. already cresled-sn interest which is
con'tAutly surprised and Intensified BY
the singulsrly original and suggest
i've illustrstions of Dore. Josephine
and Malmaison," illustrated, ia an
interesting sketch Of Nspoleop's lie n.
Ms,maison and Of his relations with Jo-
ssphins, by Mario Rowland. IA Western
Sesrsss," by VIII Wallace Harvey, !. a
= Graphic and curious piece, descriptive
Of adventures illustrative Of the faculty
OF second sight. 1.-TWO Marquisos' by
Reginold Wynford, contains s'se'eh Of
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From Chicago.

CWoAG0, January 2G.---At a call OF tho
Chicago Alliance it was determined to bs-
gin the publication OF now uudenomlna.
tonsl religious journal, OF which protci.
sor Swing AMI other distinguished city di-
vines are editors.
a large number Of tho Cbicsso clergy
assembled at the Grand Pacific hotel. Tho
Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Con-
gregslionSl, Baptist, Christian, univer-
salist Swedcnborgian and other denomi-
nations we're represented. Arrangements
were made to holl similar meetings
monthly.
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From Nashville.


Nashville, January 20 Tie grand
jury to-day found bill o: murder ia ,Ae
fret degree against ALDER. Powers for tho
murder Of Maurice Kagon on saturday
evening last.
Lp>BPu COX
was also Indicted and held H. Loui Tor
$50 UJ0 ss accessory Thereto.
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From Louisville,

lHt ONO .JALLs Cal. co,
LOUISVILLE, January 2G,---The Ohio
Falls Car company, Of Jacksonville, In.
Gisps, which Suffered by ths panic, re-
comfy perfected Arrangements with its
creditors and i prepared TO resume work,
A German carpenter named Denny
jumped of the isrtyboGt "hilo IN the
middle 81 The ,iyar this afternoon, and
drowned, H. was supposed 10 be inssue,
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Is addition ~ The o,l.r misfottunss
now aisictir : Chicago, the Tines Gays its
recently elected, Mayo, HoiEin, is n FREE
quentor OF wine and beer cellars and the
associate Of gamblers that he nomins.es
the worst men be can ma for municipal
Offices and that the city was never so over
run with thieves and bad characters "a at
present.
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Fran New York,

-Ntw YoHs, Jannsry ga ,uit has
been begun against the uilicial bond Of
ex.postnisster Jones, Of this city, or tho
ground that the late postmaster Is re.pon-
sible for the alleged deialcston OF more
than one hundred thousand dollar, by
John w, Nortoa, eX..uporin,entent Of
the money order department
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IRON, Columbus.


CoLuMRrs, January Pin the Senate
this morning, bill was introduced TO pro-
vide that state, county, township and viii
lage trcasurers shall not be obliged to give
tohd--tbst all violations of said trusts
shsll be considered misdenesnors and
that counties, township, aud villages shall
be held responsible for all defalcalion
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The Springfield correspondent 81 the
Jackson County Eta who il ono = tao
officers OF the House, and opposed 70
speedy adjournment of tho assembly.
believes the revision OF the statutes is the
imperative duty Of the present legislature,
and pays the following compliment to
that body and soma o, it, individual mem-
ters:
The members Of both housea seem 20 lie
Interested IN the welfare of the "dear peo-
pie, and are making every effort to push
and attend 10 legitimate business. A
great number Of bills of scarcely no i'm
portarco have been laid upon tho table
~ order that matters Of mora inter
est to the people Of tho state should have
attention. This is perfectly right for the
financial condition Of tho country will no,
jusiity hs holding of longer session
than Is actually necessary. But il would
'L"t be right TO adjourn now, ior thero IL
much work that ought to be Anished up.
and ii will not cost moro for this to do
i than 1t would FOR the next assembly.
The revising OF tho statutes ia es-
senilsi. A copi1l,tee consisting Of
three mem bers Of ths lowef house ard two
Of the senate. .was appointed Just before
the ADJOURNMENT lat spring 10 revise the
statutes. They have worked hard during
the recess, foe. &Ai3a services they have
paid out Of the state treasury, and /
think that every sensible mxu will
agree with. mo thst q. is better 10
consider what they have done, thsn
TO have their services lot, And,
again, we do not believe tie next loai.ls- !
taIe viii have anything H.. tho talent !
rePresentsd II !. g. g ,.,hiled here
With Steel, Casey, Upton aud others of
scknow lodged ability in the Senate, |
and Hay, Cullum, Ccnley, Oberly and |
lawmakers unesualed by soy state 10 the |
union.
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SIScE Adam was a boy "hard money
has been one Of the main ilanka of old
find old-fsshioned Democrats in and out
OF congress, olamoriog for more green
backs. Senator Dogy, whose Democracy
is quoscd on Tho market es without guile,
wants $3.50, 10000 more to start with.
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, copper bot.
toned, -teel-riyeted Democrat, siucl a
tune pitched in the same key; and thus
they move along Ali this, among other
tbings, causes us to rise and ask somebody
TO tel. tho country what Democracy
means Memphis draiapehs,
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TELEGRlriIiC MARkET AND RIVER
REPORTS.
IInn Mnsliinpin.i.

WAsHINuros, January 2G.--Thc regis.
Ter Of tho treasury was before the House
committee on appropriations to-day OK
| plsining the 90 amer -nd expense Of con.
duc'irg ians, et. Tho COMMITTEES will
| N-r-cnt rroi ...' go the House with =
view "' .a.NlF A."lsl appropriations
, cor such l-pr.sy-, instead Of leaving
them 70 :, pal4A now, under ,be head Of
psrpnner. -t7eutitares.
In tho House today bill, were intro.
lucoi and referred under call Of The
states.
Mr., Gunckel Introduced bill to repeal
so much Of the act oil March, 1879 a. pro-
viies representatives cleo! 10 congress may
receive their compensation monthly from
the beginning OF .hoit term until the DO.
ginning Of the first session OF congress.
as the law now stands members receive
'@5fa Ia or-feri6fm any T'1 dfui ytore lhAv are
WONT iNyESTIGATE.
Ia the Senate Mr.. Anthony, from. Tho
committee on printing, reported unisvor-
ably on the motion 90 prii. the memorial
rotating g. the goy.rn.nont Of the d..
trict Of Columbia. lie said that the
memorial made serious chrrgcs ag.it..
certain iicess, but no proc to s'staln
tom in., .so submitted
IG.,r LAKE VicHI0As To CAIRO.
i"'..o A0us. this morning Mr. Shauks
INTRODUCED pil' providing for tho survey
of sh'p csnh from Lake Michigan TO
the Mis'is'iPpi river to poin: at or near
Cairo. The h,ll provides that the survey
shall D. made hy Enitsd States army and |
navy engineers. The bill was referred g. |
tina proper committee,
rAE LOUISIANA CASE.
In the Senate THE morning at tho .xu.- /
Falion Of the morning hour the Louisiana |
case wa: Resumed, aud Senator Morton !
hsVins the floor, said since the question |
had last boon before the Senate hs had ro- |
celved Information charging Pinchbsck |
win purchasing, hiF,electiOn, ''Gnd with con- !
Duct ~ connection with his election, which |
II true, rendered it improper for him 10
hsve .sat on the hoor OK the Senate. lie
Morton Having due regard for his duty
rs a Senator, did not feel at liberty to
withhold that information from the Sen
ate, and had he withheld it, il
would have been az assumption on
his part that pinchbSck should frs. be
seated and tha. investigation should Ice
made afterwards. lie thought it his duty
to bring the Information before the Senate
and lot tho question devolva upon the
Senate whether Plnchback should bs rst
seated ana then Investigated, or whether
The investigation should be made first. lie
therefore moved that the credentials of
Plnchback Ge rocommittod to the COM
nitteo on privileges and elections, ard
hat sad committee have power /. send
~ Iecsuns and paperE snd 10 IN, .ructed
o lnyeSS-Ga,e NJ ~ the conduct OF TIE =
aid piucbbSTA in connection with s-il
election,
INTERNAL HEYTNuE ERCElrTs.
Indications are that the internal rove.
lue receipts for this month will foot up
Is, 800, 900, Of which 81 900, 900 OF the esti.
nste will come from semi-anuusl tax
,n banks other than national bank, losv-
NC the balance OF tho months' collections
1t shout the average monthly collcctlons
Turing this fiscal year previous tp tho
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THE Viekseurg Times says Il =. the in
debtedness of the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern rsi,rosi company TO
the state of Mississippi has been settled by
the pa yraelt 10 Gov. Powers Of over & 10
900.
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BAEz,ox-pfesidsnt OF San DON'T ~.
rived in New York on last FridsS lie
i. ifly-.hroe years of age, with bright
black eyes, wiry gray hair and whiskefF.
HIS knowledge Of the English language
Is limited TO few words. The depotcd
president saya he gave UP the position Of
chief officer of the republic to his oppo-
mont 10 cave the coun.ry from the danger
of being thrown open 70 is enemias in
Hayti, who entertain The mos. .anguigs
VINO wers rosay TO take adv antsge Of the
revolution to invade il. What the objoc,
OF his visit to this country is, ia not yet APP
parent. He believes tho time for aunexa.
ton not yet past and thst the salvation
Of san Domingo depends upon iu snney-
ston> ~ strong power. s-
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From I,owelI. Mass.

LOWELL, January ~. - Ctizons of
Chelmsford report the shock of an earth.
quake, which shook the buildings 1T that
place yesterday at noon, causing cOnsa.
o.sble alarm.
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GES. GsAST siubbornly refuses TO send
soldiers into the stais Of Louisiana or take
any other stsps 20 itiimidate the anti.
Kellogg element.
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! rom London,

LoNpoN, January &c. -- RICH, Hon
Benjamin ID Israeli has Issued an address
to his constituents in Birmingham asking
for his .o.electien
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EIOAL nNAl,,Ia,.. no,,l

~ VA - IVAN ''''' ~ ~
To the Editor OF tho Daily Graphic:
LONDON, December 3l.-Thera seerns
70 Be no doubt tina; the very pain til scan :
da! tina: has been floating about in theat-
rical circles here for some woeks, how DO
MED and thon again affirmed with circun-
sl.hce--i' only too true. MIRA Bou,by is
opr o. Ito moot handsome women On the
stNge, eE,s das Of the srestest fryoriies
OF the LonIon public. She is tho daugh.
tor u sb AMY or navy c:hcer, ard hh.
held her BEAD little higher han ans OF
Ler dfsm stsu ryi.eAgue'. y wear or two
ago thorc was 'uu1 s,rdsi
concerning her tnd Prime" Tee.
sut II was coon hushed up, and ! lelgve
there was, in fact, no foundation for il.
But foT weeks since I. began o. De- ~.
mOred that liaison had bsen discovered
between her and Al actor OF tho Prince Of
Wales theatre. The story WAS 1t one.
boldly contradic,cd, and Mr. Stephen
Fiske Of tho Hornet, announced that
Mr.. Rousby had ent.red actions sgRlas,
those who had circulated il. But |, now
appears that the denial was false, while
the story was true. Mr.. and Mrs. Rousby
both continue to appear each night at
tho Princess Theatre 10 Mia Brad
don's play Of "rhe Pstien. Wife, or
"Grseida but thoy ara otherwise scpa.
rsted, and Mrs. Bousbv Is said to la living
under the protection Of her lover, who is
himself married man. When the story
fret becsme public, Mrs. Rousby failed TO
make her appearance for several nights,
and an adv ertisernsut in the Journals An.
nounced that che Ind suspended her en-
gagement in obedience to the advise of Dor
physician, Sir William Gull. But now
understand ths. the manager Of the Prin-
ces' theatre insisted tina. she aud her
husband should complete their engage
mont, and thus We shall have tho 'Patient
wife every night, and the audiences ARE
not at all diminished by the knowledge Of
the facts. Some one hes suggestel thst
under tho circumstances the tito or the
pieco should be Tho Patient Uaalaul
Another scandal Of "a si.n V -.. .'.-e
has jIft como g. light 4 v,....
.se-.~-.. su.,p.ss; 10, rr~-p--7-- :
AlhsmbrA snd lstelv OF the Gao'y,
become mother without haNi1o ''s.ue
a wife. Tho father Of her cL,5 said :,
be n very exalted parsonage, who're mar
risge next month is looked forward to
- a. -. -
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THE House and Senate revenue com.
mittees Of the General Assembly will re.
port against any extension Of the .yo for
mxs.~a- x-,A,I -
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From Boston.


BosroS, january % --i'roiiessur i +.
uol,on died suddenly al his residence in
Everett Yesterday Of heart disease. lie
was one of the first Doian.ts Of the coun-
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GA2AlNE SINCE HIS TENCE

Sew York Herald Letter.
Since his sentence Bazaine has coasel g.
DO = Geld msr'hsl. He is plain Franc
Ahille DszsiDe, wears civilian clothes,
without = decoration and has an officer
constantly beside him. Tho agitation DO
betrayed on first hearing his sentence
cooled down in tho course Of IL few hours
and he began 20 talk Of lie vito and chill
dren, who will be ruined by the heavy
ccst, Of the trial, which the prisoner has
been condemned 10 bear II is heavy
calamity which has oycrtsksu thi. family;
even II Bszsines lifo be spared no can
never hope that the sentence OF tho court
martha viii b1 tquAshoA. iis
WAS not triod in the mo.
men, of political fermop,, when
party hnlmosities were raging against Linn,
but calmly and quietly, after a long delsv,
and the verde. IL therefore fnsl. His
son and daughter must be marked 20 al
time IA the children Of "a felon snd a trai-
tor FOR such ara the terms which sro
used in the Indictment, and they will not
have the consolation which attends the
children OF lesser criminals ths.
Of Trusting that their father. name may
he forgotten. BszsiLe's name can never
pass ou, OF Frenchmen's minds. Justly
or unius,ly. i. will besiarnped on the pages
e history - that Of man who preferred
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HE own welfare 10 his oountrss honor,
and children now untotn will DO taught 10
pronounce it with ioathing These are Of
len,es which carry with them terrible ex-
pieiion
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GOINU TO EUROPE AFTER
WARD,

Gsnotai Grant stated 10 friend ye,,e-
day that when he rcti'es FROM the presi-
Dental chair he proposes taking his fam
ily to Europe, whore they will remain un-
I'll their new re'idence n
this city Washington is ready
for occupation. From this it /. Inferred
tha. work on the Grant inansion is not TO
be commenced until the result OF The next
presidential campaign is known. The
ground on which the residence is 10 lie
erected was purchased by Grant short
time ago, aud sdjoins that on which At.
torney-General william: il putting up y
large residence.
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NlNRR NEWS.

Office Ot Observation, Signal Service ! :,
army. Daily report Of IA, rsge Of wn'er,
with the che6-6r for the ~ hour, ending
= = o -rLnnk u. N. lanlLaIA %. lAI-.
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PIrqsBURs, January 26.--R,ver falling
with 10 feet . in,hes Ia the channel.
CrScrNstrI, Jnusry 2s--Rlvsr sizing,
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Crs. '''"
~" nckrtS arc printed in coupons OF
tenths, AMI all fractional parts will be repre.
'ented In the drawing jL-t a. whole ticket,
- 49,
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JOHN Ii. oBERLY. Editor and Publisher

HAMMOND, the revivalist, still continues
g. draw large audiences In 81, Louis
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From linCii,llnii.

CINCIENAtI, January 26.--Tho Chamber
of Commerce to-day adopted the report
of its railroad committee advising tho
trustees Of tine Southern railroad 10 make
trms, If favorable cue are offered, for
the use OF tao Newport snd Cincinnati
railroad bridge over the Ohio tiYer ct thi.
point, instesi Of building nav bridge
Tn. trustees. OF The so1'hern railroad co.
.unneling and bridging or a.. .or SSt?htTr2n
railroad from South Dsnvi,s 20 near
Cbi,wood, on the state line, distance of
10 miles Tbereswrra over 600 bidders.
The resul. oanno; be announced Cor ,yo
weeks.
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AZ OF rByGy.

CiSD.sSATI, January pa Gazette
special from Sprindsd, reports horrible
outrage last nigh: by John Norwood, a
colo.ed msn % years old, 10 little yrl :
years old, the daughter OF respectable
citizen Norwood was captured after
desperate fight to-day, and lodged in Jail.
ihe Indignation OF the people is so great
1t 10 believed he will bo taken from the
jail and lynchci tonight.
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Mellow high wter marx.
EDWIN BooTH,
Observer Sig. Ser. Y. =. A
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IsIEgNAL ngyryuE RECEIPTS.

Iudienuous aTe that the internal rove.
nue. receipts for this month will foot up
~, 800, 900, Of which s |, 900, 900 OF the esti-
mste will come from a semi-anuusl tax
on banks other than national bsnka, losv =
ing the balance OF tho months' collections
at shout the average monthly collcytlons
during tins fiscal year previous to tho
manic.
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f''''''' Fr;t aver. -. "i'f"T m ."
Alhsmbrs snd lstelv OF the Gao'y, D.
become mother without bR''1o i"s.ue
a wife. Tho father Of her cL,.d B. said -
be very exalted parsonage, wnosc mar
rlsge mex. month is looked forward to
with great Interest. avn told thG. there
:, no doubt IS to the facts.
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The Birfh of HoIiam Oper".

About the year li9i three young men,
natives of Florence, who were exceed
ingly intimate, and who possessed many
artistic tastes in common, conceived the
idea of restoring the ancient Grecian
lyric style of defamation. They per-
suadcd the celebrated poet, Rinucci, to
compose the words of n drama, the sub
ject Of which was the story Of Daphne,
and this was set to music by Pesi, the
most celebrated composer Of the fifteenth
century. Count Corsi, an admirable
musician, aided him in the undertaking,
and the fnt performance Of the first
opera was played in the palace Of that
gentleman. The actors and singers were
friends of the author, and he himself took
one of the parts. The orchestra Of the
first opera was composed Of four yiolins,
cythra, harp, and yioloncello.
There were no airs in this composition,
and il consisted entirely Of recitations
accompanied by fine harmonies, which
were, however, judged by the great critic,
Ruccellai, to be very monotonous and
tedious.
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Tn. Largest Care IN the Wsrid.

1t is said that the cave of Cacahuamil-
pa. is the largest cave in the world.
Several persons who have visited the
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, and that
of Cacahuamilpa in Mexico, pronounce
the latter the larger. A volcanic noun
tain with an extinct crater covers thio
cave. II is not described in guide books
or books OF travel. II has, in fact,
never been adequately described. Mr..
Porter G. Bliss has twice examined and
explored it, the last time In February Of
the present year. Six hundred persons
constituted the last exploring party.
They were provided with bengal lights
and scientific appliances. After reach
ing the level, at perhaps fifty feet depth,
they proceeded three and three-quarter
miles into the interior. The roof was 50
high--a succession Of halls, that rockets
often exploded before striking II. Laby-
rinthine passages leave the main hall in
every direction. Stalagmites and sta
lactites are abundant. Below this cave,
at great depth, are two other immsnse
caves, from each of which issues a
branch Of a great river, uniting here.
These two rivers enter fye miles distant
at the other side OF the mountain, How
parallel, and issue at last together.
Vast quantities Of bats are the most
numerous inhabitants Of these eaSerns.
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Desfrmcfire SfOt.pass.

~ f.
ing particulars of the disastrous storm at
Tnscnmb;a Alabama. are inst received:
,.,,;hIs storm occurred here last even.
inc n, q o'clock. DESTROYING a third Of the
residences.
r,..,.o ...s wsr. l;uaJ and many
,,i.,ad N,s William Winston.
,,' t ,,a i,,a o~.cove,no, W,ns,op
a. ...,,. IL ,,ro .h;ld,e, of Hon. 1 n
NJ. s.na,or from tb;s district. and +. ID.
uoa,l;ns Fso .aitor If the Chronicle. his
..,,.s.J e. rh;IJr.n ve,e l;,,.d
TLa Ca,boi;o Chnrcb The DisbIer Female
,.-,;,.,. .o.s,,I, sn;sbed MANY of the
enes, residences both of the Touring mills,
~ A.. ,nos, srbs,.n,;aI br;ck dwellings in
A. ,own ,ro,e dss,roved MANY moor fam.
,,,s. a..;,,o,, hon,os
-. or H., uom,his and Charleston
palro.d nsar town was DESTROYED. The
-. ,,aJ ,ra;n ,ros ,rec;,;tated ipto
$50 C.oal h,,, for,u,a,.Iv M one was
Ii,lad Tbe engineer was badly burned.
7, III, Il. several davs before trains run
,L.o,,,,.
Ths M,xo, ,n,eals 10 Huntsville, Louis.
in. MI ,iue ii Nem,bis and adjoining
go. ;u ,ha ,oIIow;ng terms.
a. Nsorlv half our town il in ruins. Ten
or tws,y. nersons are killed. and many
.1aa LARGE nunber of families are
.n,;,oIx d..,itu,e A tornajo came from the
sou,.sest passipg northeast. Unless imme.
dia,o ala can he extended to us, much suf.
fs,;,c will h, the result We appeal to the
.har;,v of a Cbristio, raL,bIic in behalf of
A. nn,or,,n.,. -.
'"' ""'' al. +. NEwsuM,
auavor of. Tuscumbia.~
|
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WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only Thirty.one hours.

This line Is stone -baasted and entirely free from
dnst. Belng equipped With the celebrated westing-
house Airbrake, precludes all possibility Of coils
Ions.
The only all rail line between Louisville and Gin
cinna making direct eonnecton with all trains ioT
the North and last.
Tickets for sale "Nia Louisville aud the short Line
st all ticket Ofhees In the south aud Southwest
JNO. MACLEOD, Gen sup't
SIS. PAkKEs, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent