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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06

Total Escapes. 20
The total number Of cOnYiCts undergoing
sentence on Dec. l, 1874, was 963, but the
number has run up something over one
thousand since then.
During 1S72-34 Coz. Brown pardOned
104 cOnvicts.
From Dec. 1, 1872, to Dec. l, 1874, the
number Of deaths among The prisoners was
165, including 3 from guH-shOt wounds re-
ceived while attempting to escape. While
G3 convicts died in the prison proper, lO2
deaths occurred on railroads and in coal
mines.
Of the total number of cOnvicts $50 had
no occupation when sentenced, p were
blacksmiths, Is shOemakers, "A painters, y
BARRIERS, 5 carpenters, , turner's and > stone
cutters, the remainder of the list embracing
almost every other known occupation, eX-
ceDting-Of cOUrse-editors, reporters and
printers. The legal and medical profess
sions are both represented.
The oldest prisoner is % and the young
est 10 years of age. Young men q years
old committed more Crimes-T5-than
those Of any other age. Ofthe 963 priSO-
ners, 762 are between - and 81 years old.
Shelby is the champion county on the
convict record, sending a delegation Of 246,
while Davidson contributes IA; Madison
and Knox, O. each; MauTy, At; Fayette,
%; Williamson, "A; Giles and Gibson,
20 each; Hamilton and ROane, II each I;
Rutherford, IS; Bedford, Hardeman and
Henderson, y each Upton and Mont
gOmery, 10 each; and all the other cOun-
ties falling below that number. Carter,
Overton, Putnam, Van Buren, aud Warren
II, Ln,v,FsE,1 o-LFhsA howsnr M vanra-
sentative whateverkamOng the "zebras.n
&The principal crimes Of which the in
mates were convicted are thus given: Lar
ceny, SO; horse stealing, 50; murder, "A;
house breaking, 80; burglary, p; larceny
from the person and robbery, 20 each;
forgery, Il; assault with intent to kill and
false pretense, "A each; rape, mule stealing
and malicious stabbing, Is each; malicious
shooting, Y; murder in the first degree aud
arson, II each; counteTfeiting, 8. Not
more than 6 are undergoing sentence for
any other II Ofiense.
As to social relations, 302 are married
and 661 unmarried. The whites number
$50 and the blacks $50, including 3 white
and - black females. Out Of the whole
number, only Il have a good education, 81
are fairly educated, 1919 can read and write,
and GA have no education whatever.
Tennessee is the native State of 524,
Virginia and Kentucky 6S each, Georgia A,
Mississippi -, Alabama 80, North Carroll
ma "a, Missouri p, South Carolina II, New
York IS. Louisiana 10, Ohio, Maryland and
Pennsylvania Q each, Illinois S, the other
falling below the number last given.
Ireland sends -, Canada 5, Germany 4,
Scotland and England 3 each, Switzerland,
France, Bohemia and South America 1
each.
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THE GREAT REPUTATION
Which VEsETISE has attained in all parts {
the country asa
Great and Good Medicine,

and the large number OF testimonials Whlch arc
constantly being received from persons VINO
have been cured BY its use, Is conclusive proof
Of its great value. 1t is recommended By pny-
sicians and apOthecaries- AS a Blood Purlner
and Health RestOrer, it has no equal.
VEGETINE is not prepared for q fancy drink
made from poor liquors, which deDntates me
system and tends to destroy health instead OF
restoring IT,
Are not the many testimonials given for the
different complaints satisfactory 20 any reason
able person suffering from disease thar Jney can
be cured? Read the different testimonials given
and no one can doubt. In many OF these cases
the persons say that their PAIN and sunerlng
cannot be expressed. as in cases OF SerOIula,
where, apparently, the whole body was a mass
OF corruptiOn. If VEGETINE VIII relieve pam
cleanse, purify and cure suchdiseasest restoring
the patient 70 perfect health after trying diner
ent physicians, many remedies, su1erlng Tor
ear l. IL not conclusive proof, il you are q SUI
ferer, YOU can be cured? Why Is this meQlclne
performing such great cures IL WORKS IN I1e
blood, in the circulating nutd- IL can De uuy
called the GREAT BLOOD URIFIhR. Inc great
source Of disease originates in the blood anO no
medicine that does not act directly upon IT. 70
purify and renOyate, has any Just claim Gpeh
public attention. When the blood becomes IIe-
less and stagnant. either from change OtWca-her
or Of climate, want OfeTercise, Irregular dl-l, OF
from any other cause, the FEGETlNE VIII renew
the blood. carry on the putrid humors- cleanse
the stomach, regulate the bowels, and lmparL a
tone Of vigOr TO the whole body. The conviction
is, in the public mind az well as In the medical
profession, that the remedies supplied by the
Tsgstdble Kingdom are more safe, more success
fui, in the cure Of disease, than mineral medi-
cines. Vegetine is composed Of roots, barks and
herbs. II is pleasant % take, and Is perfectly
safe TO give an infant. Do You need it, DO not
hesitate to try it. You will never regret
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Recorder bled 'em S35 worth yes
terday.
Frank Satterield, who has been in Jail
here on the charge Of larceny, was taken to
Hickman couuty yesterday for trial.
Lindsey C~OvingtOn, who was convicted
by the Circuit Court Of Williamson cOun-
ty Of rape, and sentenced to q years inthe
~penitentiary, but who obtained a reversal
in the. Supreme Court last Saturday, was
remanded to the Jail at Franklin last night
to await a new trial.
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BosroS, Feb. 13, IS7L.-Henry r. Stevens,
Sir About one year since l found
myself In a feeble condition from general debh-
ity. YEGETIEE was strongly recommended 70
me by a friend who had been much benented 0y
its use. procured the article, and, after using
several bottles, was restored 70 health, and dis
continued its use. / feel quite confident that
there is no medicine superior 70 II for those com
plants for which il Is especially Freparedi ana
would cheerfully recOmment IL TO those who
feel that they need something to restore them 70
perfect health. Respectfully yours,
.. L. PETTENGiLLs
Firm Of S. NJ. Pettengiu & Co,
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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Tbo s,ate,s Interest I'm Turnpikes.

An offer by Mr.. Vaughn, on behalf Of the
NolensviIe turnpike, to purchase the
states interest in that road Tor $4,000 in
Tennessee bonds, is now pending with the
Secretary Of State; also an offer by ID. II.
q. Spence. for the stockholders ofthe Nash
Vile. MurfreesbOro and Shelbyville turn
nike. to purchase the States interest in that
highway for $40, 1000 in State bonds, payable
Az follows: $1,000 in hand in 6Per cent.
ponds. with January, 1875, and subsequent
coupons on; 5000, Dec. 81, 1919, with
January. 1876, aud subsequent coupons on
5000. Dec. 81, 1876, with January, lSIl'
and subsequent coupons on; n %,OOG,
Dec. 81, 1877, with January, 1873, and All
subsequent coupons on.
The Secretary of State advises the Legs
lature that these offers are the best the
State is likely TO get.
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Musician services at the CapitoI.

The lower house Of the General Assem-
bly,, by resolution yesterday, invited Rev.
Mr. Morgan. the distinguished Evangelist,
to preach in the Hall of Representatives,
this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the members Of
the Senate and public generally being in
vited TO attend.
Mr.. Morgan has been conducting a Pa
rochial mission at the Church Of the Ad-
vent, during the present week, and has ac-
complished much good.
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A ContrIbution FROM Texas.

Something in the way OF a cuTiOsIIy an
rived here Yesterday by express for the
museum of Vanderbilt University, 1t was
Skinned bv some friend Of the University,
from the town Of Comanche, in Texas, and
sboWst the horns Of two bulls ineNtricably
fastened together. The ~supposition IS that
they must have been engaged in a fierce
combat, and became hitched in this man
ner, and being unable to release them
selves. died in that predicament.
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RnIrIha-

The impression which at first obtained
that Games Clife, Of Franklin, committed
suicide, turns cut o have been erroneous.
After the body was recovered day before
yesterday IN inquest was held, and it was
ascertained that the drowning was acci-
dental, having resulted from a reckless at
tempt to cross the river at a ford while it
was high.
The fate Of the deceased is deeply
lamented by his many friends, who regard
ed him as a heightened, free-heaTted young
man
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06

No sour rolls, biscuit, griddle cakes, nor
sour husbands where DoOley's Yeast Pow
der is used in the family. 1t makes every
thing and everybody sweet and nice.
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SOciable.-The ladies If St. COlumba's
Church will give a SOciable on Friday
night at McClure's Hall, Edgefeld. A good
band has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets fifty cents each. feb4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06

Dunbar's Wonderful Discovery, Beth
esda Mineral Spring Water, a SUR and eff
fective cure for gravel and all diseases o.
the kidneys. Diehl & Lord, Sole Agents.
fab5 d3t&wlL
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Hamlet Gives Way 10 Mardi Gras
The lecture which was to have been
delivered by DR.. Calender TO the Robert
sou Association, next Tuesday night, has
been postponed until Tuesday, the 10th
inst. on account Of the Mardi Gras cele-
bTafiOn-
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The Checkered Front Grocery House,
No. Il North Market street, offers great in
ducements in Teas, Cofees and Spices.
febS 81
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A saving Of p per cent is guaranteed to
all cash buyers who purchase their gro
ceries at the Checkered Front Grocery
House, fl North Market street.
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The Monster COneert.-Gilmore has
given Boston the great musical jubilee Of
the century, and on the 18th Of next month
he will give Louisville the grandest con-
cert ever attempted in the West. He and
his hundred performers are engaged for the
last Gift Concert Of the Library, which
takes place on that day. This will be a
fitting finale to the series Of brilliant sue
cesses which have characterized the Ii
brary Drawings. Like everything else
which emanates from this source, the clos
ing concert will be the greatest Of its kind
ever given in a city of this size. The con-
cert is for the benefit Of the ticket holders,
aud admission can only be had by showing
a ticket or a part thereof at the door.
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500 MasqueradeICostume at 81 and up
wards. Secure your Costumes for Mardi
Gras while you can have a good selection.
Jos. E. Loiseau & Co. jan31 Nv
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Hair! Hair, Hair,-JOs. E. LOiseau &
Co. are now Offering Hair Goods at greatly
reduced prices. janSl Nv
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CANNOT BE ExCELLED.

C-HAKLEsTowE March 70, 1s69-H. R. Stevens
-Deaf Sir. This is to certify that / have USED
your "BlOOd Preparation" in my family LOT
several wears, and think that, for ScIOiula or
CankerOus HumOrs, OF Rheumatic Aneetons,
il cannot be excelled; and, as a blood purifier
and spring medicine, il is the best thing have
ever used: and have used almost everything.
/ can cheerfuily IL 20 any one IN
need OF such q medicine Yours respectfully
MRS. A. A. D.NSMOkE5
10 Russell street
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Nv entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. b. NJ. Eatherly. Jan31 If
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the use Of the VEGETINE. Her declining health
was a source OF great anxiety 70 All OF her
friends. AfeW bottles Of the VEGETIEE restored
her health, strength and appetite
n. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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The housekeepers' friend is H. CrOne, at
the Checkered Front Grocery House, Al
North Market street. feb3 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06
An Escnnea Convlct Recnntnreh.

Charlie Brennan, who escaped from a
coal mite about fifty miles from Chatta-
nOOga soma time since, was brought here
last night on the Decatur train, and taken
to the ~penitentiary. He was sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years from Nc
MINI county.
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for mem1hfs-

Ex-President johnson, accompanied by
his son, left at midnight last night for
Memphis, and will arrive there st O'Clock
p. NJ. to-day. He will be me- by a com
mittee Of Memphians and escorted through
the city. he and his son occupied berths
in the sleeping car "Virginius." Several
persons were on the train en- route for
Mempbist to heart the ex- president speak, and
70 witnesst the Mardi Gras celebTatiOnin that
city next Tuesday. Among these we
noticed Charles L. HOLSTER, Maj. Dick
Mccain, Capt. W. D. Stratton, OF Mem
phis, and VIM. G. White, Of Edgefeld.
There were some others who had gone
down to the train in the early part of the
night and ensconCed themselves in their
little berths, thus preventing u reporter
from learning their names.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-06

Do not spend your money for bad wash
ing. The Warwick collar looks betterthan
linen, and does not need washing.
feb6 II
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Personal.

Among the visitors to the Cotton EN-
change Yesterday were Eessrs. L. Nelson
Of Trenton, and }. B, Childress, Of Column
bia.
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Ladies' and Misses Alpaca and POplin
Suits offered at a great sacrifice at D. Love
man & Cos. feb6 2t
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The cheapest stock Of Bleached Dones-
tics ever sold in the city at D. Loveman &
Cos. feb6 p
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The Spring Session of Miss Eliza Good
wins Dancing School opens Saturday, Feb.
@, McClure's Hall, Cherry street. Days Of
tuition, Wednesday aud Saturday at 3
O'Clock. feb6 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

SAM WARD, the lobbyist, is brother 70
Julia Ward Howe.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Friday
Feb. 5. IS75.
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70 LlSt-
The river is still receding at this point,
with about "a feet on the shoals.
The Eddyville arrived from Cairo, the
Burksville departed for Paducah, and the
,Jno. 5. BransfOrd was expected from p.
Isabel.
Can't. Ben. F. Egan returned yesterday
from a visit to the Mouth OfSmithland, the
State of McCracken and the Egyptian Cap
ital. He desires, through US, to return his
special thanks to Capts. Harman and
Gracey.
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The Clerk Of the County Court issued
marriage licenses to the following persons
during the past week:
James Hamilton Thompson to Ella
Vaughn.
Henry T. Fox TO Alice B. Hut.
Ruins Mathews to Fanny Gland
Thomas Belts to Maggie NJ. Burke
John III. BlOOdWOTth TO Melissa Z.
Brady. %
jesse Warren to Alice j. Dashieil.
". N Limbaugh to Laura A. BOurke.
H G. Caperton to 7. G. Clark.
COLORED.
Fphraim Bateman to Mary McNaiTy.
Henry Halliburton to Adelaide Led
better.
Wesley Robertson to Maggie Hall.
Henry Adams to Lucy Anderson
Henry Simpson 70 N. j. Carter.
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The state ReyIvtnE an Oh Claim.

Inc state heT1VtmE an OA0 Claim.
In 1913 the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company compounded, under a
directory clause in its charter, with the
stockholders Of the Nashville, MUrfrees-
borO and Sheibyville Turnpike Company.
for damage to its franchise by interfering
parallel line, agreeing 10 pay as such dam
age p per cent. in amount OF its capital
stock, on the capital stock in the road, the
States interest as a ~stOckhOlder being $685.
666.66.
This wa promptly paid to The individual
stockholders, but has never been paid to
the State. In the opinion Of the Attorney
General, TO whom the question was sub
mitted, it is a still existing obligation, not
affected BY the statute of limitation, and
the Secretary Of State intends taking i'm
mediate steps TO enforce its collection, IN
less otherwise directed by the Legislature.
The EvangeIists at Advent Church.
To the Union and American:
Permit me TO speak to you Of the mis-
sion meeting that is now in session at the
Advent church, on SOutL Vine street. l
will first tell you that its progress is quiet
and most harmonious. All appear to be
touched with the hopeful feeling of spirit
ual grace that lends such a charm to the
workers in Gods vineyard; and, indeed, no
one could sit unmOved under the sound Of
the Rev. DR.. Cross deep and thrilling
words gilmore than earthly beauty, for they
speak to the soul Of a true and living God.
You sit spell-bOund, as il were, by the
well-linked chain of facts that fall from his
lips in a manner that strikes conviction to
the heart at once. You feel as if you were
removed to a puIer cline, TO a better
land, where veXatIOns and sOrrOws come
not to mar the JOY Of your soul.
But there is another ~heaven-seut messen-
ger in this good work, gathering up his
Fathers perishing lambs, dropping sweet
crumbs of comfort to all who love aud fear
the Lord. This noble worker, this Chris
tian guide. the Rev. Mr.. p. r. Morgan, is
here TO save souls. He said: IF 1 could
know my coming to Nashville had been the
means Of saving one soul, / would feel
more than r~emUnerated for all my trouble
in getting here" His look stamped the
conviction on my soul that he expressed
Just what he felt; that he came not to add
laurels to his brow, nor to reap an earthly
honor, neither did he come 10 impress any
false teachings on the minds of those who
90 to hear him; but he is here to show man
the way to God, to help his brothers in
ChTist's church crush out sin and sorrow.
God grant that the presence Of these good
Evangelists in Nashville may not only save
one soul, but many; that their labOrs may
be long remembered as a time Of joy and
feasting on heavenly mamma; and, when
they leave us, may they take with them
the assurance that they came not in vain;
that the good seed scattered by their hands
fell not on barren soil.
A MEMBER OF THE "HELPING BAND
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Maximum temperature 81 deg, minimum
temperature u deg, mean temperature % deg.
TsIsgTaphie Report from signal SsrUies Corps 0.
s. A., Of ObSsruGtiOn, at 1927 2. n.
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How unjust it is to ecu a bald-headed
man Of putting on false hairs,
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ADocroR and a preacher we're handy
ing words on physical proves. "One
blow from my fist" said D.. d., would
show you the meaning Of blue mass
sAnd one blow from mine said the NJ.
D., "wOuld be a new and cheap method OF
spreading the Gospel"
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 100 A. n.
Pro6abiitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley and the lower lake region, fall
ing, followed by a rising barometer, south
west winds, veering to northwest, partly
cloudy weather and local nOws.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS
OF FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK, Ne, Jan IL, 18Th. K
Stevens, Esq-Dear Sir; / have had Dyspepsia
in It's worst form for the last ten years, and have
taken hundreds Of dollars worth Of medicine
without obtaining relief. In September last l
commenced taking the VEGETINE, since which
time my health has steadily improved. NY
food digests well, and / have gained fifteen
pounds Of flesh. There are several others in
this place taking NEGErINE, and all have OBJ
tanned relief. Yours truly.
THOMAS Z. MOORE,
Overseer Of Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills
Yegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
feb6 q sat&Wed 4thp
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0 THE C0NVICTS.


of the superintendent OF Prisons
One Hundred and Nine Escapes in
Two Years.
We have before us TIE report Of DR.. W.
NJ. Wright, submitted to the General As
sembly only a short time before he retired
from the State Superintendency Of Prisons
an Office which he had filled for nearly three
wears and in which he was a faithful and
efficient guardian of the public interests.
The Doctor was no. an applicant for re-
appointment. He turned over his department
Yesterday to Gen. B. F. Cheatham, his sue
cessor, and will return to the practice Of
his profession.
One of the most interesting-and Ger
tainly one Of the most impOTtant-features
Of the report is the statement showing the
number Of prisoners who escaped from
Dec. /, 1872, to Dec. l, 1914, TO have been
one hundred and nine. The statement
shows the places where they succeeded in
uattiuU away aS fellows.
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Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept SUnday--.....
Eastern Express, daily.
Eastern Night Express
except ~Sunday--....
Mt. Sterling Mail, eE-
cept SUnday-..-...
Lexington Express eX-
cept Sunday-..-.......
Lagrange m
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange m
ton, except Sunday
Shelbyville Mail except
S~helbbyTille Express, ex-
cept SUnday...---...
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Blank C.. indicates no report; cipher l) sta
tiouary; minus - tendency 70 fan; plus I'D
tendency to rise.
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RIVER NEWS.

DAILY Report Of Stage Of Voter, lgih Changes
n ne "A hours ending 3 p. II. Feb. 8, 1915
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI sHOET
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
AIN LEAVE ARRIVE.
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PuIsman Palace D~rawingrOom and Sleeping
Cars from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
20 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
Through tickets and further Information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.