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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
Personal.


Rev. j. Fl Ecob of Augusta will preach at
Plymouth c!iGIch tomorrow.
Mrs I'll. p. Grattan, the actress, died 10 New
York yesterday.
General Henry G. Thomas, United States
Army, has been assigned TO the command of
Fort Steel, an important post in Wyoming
Territory. He was yesterday confrmei by the
Senate as major of the Fourth Regiment of In
fantry.
Hon. Samuel 7. Raymond, who recently re-
ceived severe paralytic shock, died from the
effects of it yesterday at his home in Saccarap-
pa, at the age of 81 years. Mr.. Raymond has
been quite prominent man in this vicinity
and has held several official positions in the
state His funeral will take place tomorrow.
ESTIMATES FOR APPROPRIATION IN MAINE.
The estimates for Notifications and other
works of defence in this harbor for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1878, are for continuing
the construction and completing the work on
Forts Georges, Preble and Scanned, and the
battery on Portland Head, the first $4,000, the
second $50, 900, and the last two $4,000 each
or total of $4,000
The following are the estimates for improv-
ing harbors aud rivers in this state for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1878: Penobscot River,
$4,000; harbor at Belfast, $1,000; Richmond
Island harbor, $15, 00O-or total for the state
of $28,000
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BANKS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.

discount and deposit There are only two re-
naming. viz: The Eastern of Bangor, and the
North of Rockland The Mercantile Of Ban
gor, on the 8th of March, surrendered it's char
ter, paid out its entire capital which leaves
about $4,000 to be divided on final settlement
The Eastern and North are in a prosperous
condition, paying per cent. on the stock. The
liabilities and assets, when examined, were as
fol
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
Muncipal Court.
efLOttiuSs.

JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-Frederick Field. Vagabond. Thirty
1ou tod
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LIABILITIES.
The American Bank of Halowell now owes
on final settlement $1,000, with assets to pay
this in outstanding certificates of $1468.72.
ASSETS OF THE SAVINGS BANK

The number of organized savings banks in
the State is the same as last year, sixty-four,
four of which have become insolvent and have
passed into the hands of receivers. viz: Win
throp savings bank of Winthrop; Scion savings
bank of Scion; Bucksport savings bank of
Bucksport; Lewiston Institution for Savings of
Lewiston. The assets of the banks now actu-
ally doing business, are as follows, as compared
with last year:
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

THE YELLOWSTONE PARK-The following
letter in regard to the views to be exhibited at
Pine street church On Thursday evening next,
explains itself:
GLEN HOUSE, White Mts a, 81. 81.
% August, 1876
Mr.. Marshal:
Dear Sir-Having been present the other eve
ming when you exhibited your views of the We
~ remarkable scenery found in theYellowstOne
National Park in the far West of this country
L cannot but believe that these pictures are
we'll worth seeing 10y the great mass of our
countrymen, who are as little aware of the ex-
istenee of such natural wonders as was. Eve
~ American who cannot visit the scene itself
ought at least to take advantage of this oppor-
ttpanlty of gaining good conception OF IL
throuh your means, Yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

SCHooL.-This evening the Duskin Club of
Boston will present the delightful comedy
s'Schoop' at Music Hall, and an entertainment
of rare merit may be expected. The following
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic for January,
has been received and is now for
sale by the following newsdealers:-
Wentworth's, No. BOB Congress street, corner of
Oak street, at Hall L. Davis, Exchange
street, at the book and periodical depot of
Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
Also at the newspaper and periodical depot of
Geo. II. Marquis, No. so Exchange street, and
at the book, periodical and newspaper estab-
lishments OF G. r. Chisholm & Bro, in the
Eastern and Grand Trunk depots.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

A SORE THROAT is bad. "Forest Tar con
tains the healing properties for cure
dec9 eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. I6, ,7e
New Advertisements To-Day,

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES..
st. Nicholas-Davis & Co,
EParties-C. H. Lamson.
Collins & Buxton.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Something New-Samuel Thurston.
kemoval-Aerated Oxygen Treatment.
Lost-Express Wagon Seat.
Notice A. X. Shurtleff.
A Good Chance.
Rooms to Let-John Proctor.
l. o. .. F-Monthly Meeting.
Gold and Silver Watches-Abram.
Still Another Book Bulletin.
Lost-Lady's Gold Earring.
Holiday Goods-Carlton Kimball.
Elocution-Mr. o. A. Robinson.
Maine Steamship Company.
Furniture-Walter Corey 81 Co.
New Candy Manufactory-Geo. Fl. Haven.
We have-Lorng. Short & Harmon.
Holiday Goods-Charles Gusts 81 Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Stock and Fixtures F. o. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

FOREST TAR SALvE" relieves the burning
pain, and promotes disposition to heal.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

PANEs Mass in d has just been published
and is for sale by Collins & Buxton, Earring
ton block,
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

The MUsEUM.-"The Two Orphans" will be
presented for the last time at the Museum to-
day. This evening paul Pry' will be brought
out with the following cast:
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

Invested in United
States bonds. .........I
Invested in State o fl
Maine bonds. .........I
Invested in other STATED
county and municipal
bonds. ................
Invested in railroad
bonds and stocks......I
Invested in bank stock.
Invested in real estate.
Invested in miscellane-
GUS stocks, &c.
Loans on real estate. ..
Loans on collaterals, &c.
Cash. .................
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

MUSIC Rolls. Music Books, and Musical In
struments of all kinds, also new lot of the
Latest Sheet Music, just received at Collins &
Buxton's, harrington block
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
MAINE SAVINGS BANhs.
Annual Report of Examiner Bolster.

Bank Examiner, William W. Bolsters an
nual report of the condition of the savings
banks of the State has been submitted to tho
Governor. 1t has been prepared with great
care, and the matters treated of are presented
with claarness and force
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
.sThe Eyaus Rife ),

| 1t is with profound feelings of wonder and
| admiration that one witnesses the operation of
this remarkable and ingenious fire-arm, that is
capable of discharging its entire magazine of
| thirty-five shots in the almost incredible time
of twenty seconds, and which, by its own mer-
its, has gained such universal popularity aud
praise.
Its rapid, yet positive action; its substantial
finish and durability; its grace of form, togeth-
er with its entire safety in use, renders it
a1aequatted, and by far the most efficient maya
zine gun yet produced. Its many points of ex-
cellence over others of its kind, emitting it to
the only "Medar' awarded to magazine guns at
Philadelphia.
1t is now commanding the earnest attention
of the highest military authority in Europe
China, Japan, and South America, and is
spoken of in the highest terms by military men
who are confident in the opinion that it is only
question of time, not far distant, when it will
be adopted by al governments
The inventor of this wonderful fire-arm is
DR. w. r. Evans, successor in dentistry to
Carlton Kmball, Portland, Maine. Dr. Evans
is man of true principle, and his locating in
Portland will give honor to the profession in
that city. Possessing g-eat mechanical ability,
assisted by long years of study aud practical
experience, DR. Evans ranks as one of the finest
dental operators in New England.
ABOUT 500 Ladies Gold and Silver Stem and
Key Winding Watches will be disposed of at
half the original value, also Chain Diamonds
&c., sold to pay the money advanced. If not
all sold by Christmas will be closed out at auc-
ton. ABRAMS Pawbroker, 9 Market square,
opposite U. S. Hotel. See advertisement.
ST. NICHOLAS has established his headquar-
tiers at the popular store of DAVIS & Co., where
ladies Will find all the latest articles for the
holidays. Their store has been thronged the
past few days and the ladies all say they have
the best to select FROM
MUSIC Rolls. Music Books, and Musical In
struments of all kinds, also new lot of the
Latest Sheet Music, just received at Collins &
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

@ Lost.
In this city, 18th inst, a LADY'S GOLD EAR
Il RING Set in Garnet. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving 1t at 1888 Fore Street.
dec26d1w PATRICK McGLINCHY.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

AhOOoIOOh COONII.
w. S. Gilman of the Aroostook Pioneer, is
buying Jewett & Pitcher scrip at 80 cents on
the dollar.
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directly upon the mucous coat of the
stomach and bowels, having a tendency
to check incipient diarrhga; acting more
over, as all astringents do, in increasing
the appetite and invigorating digestion.
AS disinfectant it is much used in solu-
ton, or mixed with slack lime and ap-
piled to all places where offensive Oiial
matter of any kind is undergoing dccOm-
position. IL is fair to infer that when
! taken rs a medicine and absorbed into the
| blood, il will act as an antidOte to blood
poisoning, in the same manner that qui-
nine is antidOtal to the poisoning OF
the blood produced by the aSue malaria.
1t would seem, therefore, that sulphaIe
of iron is calculated to meet all the indi-
cations presented in guarding against the
cholera. When regularly administered
as a medicine, il promotes the health and
thrift of the fowls by stimulating and
eXaltiug the vital functions. \ man or
an animal can more successfully resist
disease Of any kind when his physical
condition is the best. a healthy, vigO-
rous animal may be exposed to disease
with less danger than a weakly sickly
one. In the one case the ris UitB will
successfully resist infection. Whereas,
in the other, the conditions are favorable
to the Judgment of the germs of the dis
ease.
The proper way TO administer the med
icine to poultry is in solution. Take
bottle or 4 jug that will hold, say a half
gallon of water; put into the vessel one
ounce of the coPperas, and few drops Of
sulphuric acid, and fill up with water.
As soon as the salt is dissolved it is ready
for use.
Our method is to put it into the morn
ing's feed when it is mixed. For every
fifty head, large and small, one gill or so
OF the solution is added and well stirred
into the feed. Some persons give it in
water, but we prefer giving in the feed.
Practical Farmer.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-29

EARLY LoNEs.-A bout half past o'clock
Yesterday afternoon citizen observed an
interesting couple walking down Jeffer-
son avenue, near St. Aubin avenue. One
was boy about three years old, who,
with his red-tOp boots, kossuth hat and
coat shining with bright brass buttons,
marched bravely along, holding by the
hand q girl, his junior by half Il year, per-
haps. whose ROSY cheeks and bright ewes
peeped bashfully from beneath shawl
which covered her golden hair. Think
ing that the children were near to their
homes the gentleman simply admired the
Juvenile pair they trudged along be-
fore him, but after following them to Ri
opelle street, as they seemed to take no
heed of localities, he spoke, asking where
they were going. Nothing" answered
the little man; F'we have had dinner -
The gentleman continued his questions.
but the only satisfaction he could gain
was, "She is Geneva and am taking care
of her, and my name is Harry" In or
der that the children might be easily
found by their parents the gentleman
called policeman and had the Strollers
conducted to the central police station
But never would master Harry release
his hold Of his partners hand, neither
would he permit the policeman TO take
! her by the hand. He exhibited thought
fulneSs, however, by asking the officer to
let them ride on the street cars. Their
arrival ut the police station was the sig
nal for Sergeant Britton and Officer
Hickey, who were on duty at the time
! to bestir themselves, and in a short time
the children were seated side by side sur
rounded with apples, candy aud cakes
which they contented devoured. All eff
forts to converse with the girl were vain,
the only answer vouchsafed being q slight
motion of her hand toward her cOmpan-
ion, who would Immediately put down
his candy and cakes and say, I'm taking
care of her, you let her alone. Nv name
is Harry and hers is Geneva When
asked where they lived Harry would an
swer, ''She lives next to me and know
her ma" Thus they amused the officers
and reporters till called for by their
friends.-Detroit Free Press.
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$ts 4tlNia ata FH6H,tt
THE INEnnIArE.
After the style Of SIR John Moore.


After the style of SIR John Moore.
BOT a had he got guinea note,
And he looked confoundedy Hurried
Ashe Solted away without payins bis shot;
And the landiady after him hurried
We saw him aSaia at dead Of night,
When home from the Club rsturuingi
twissed the Doctor beneath the light
or the gasIamp brilliantly burning.
An bare and exposed to the midnight dews,
Reeinss "A the gutter found him.
And he looked like = gentleman taking snoofs
with his rnarshal cloak around him
The Doctors as drunk as The a." We said;
And we N an4sed a shutter TO borrow
We raised him, and sighed at the thought that hi
head
Would ''eonssrnedIy ache" on the morrow
we bore him home. and put hints bed,
And We told his " and his daughter
IN To give N next morning couple sf red
Herrings, with soda|vater-
e g. Loudly they talked Of his money that's goss,
And his lady began TO upbraid him;
But little he rocked. they let him
'Nesth the eoun,erPans just as we laid him.
-rr "a Ne tucked n and had hardly walked
f when beneath he calling,
We heard the rough voice Of a sOn-of-s-gEn
Hrt OF Waterman lone oelock!" bawliRz
slswly and sadly we all walked down
From his in the uppsrmost story;
EL4 f' rushiight placed the cold hearhstone.
And we ieft him alone in his gioryl
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-29
NEIL 5. BROWN, sr.
Hon. EDWARD II. EAST.
Rev. Dr.. HUNTER,
Rev. DR. ARnFy

NASHVILLE, October 25, 1875
We know the above gentlemen we'll, and know them
to be every way reable John c. Ferris Judge County
Court " A Knight, County Trustee; L. d. Whitworth,
Nat Baxter. c. and NJ Chancery Court; Rev Or ". d.
F. Sawrie; Sas- T. Clerk County Court Nat =. Dorteh
Andrew Johnson, EXPresident L. States; Qsv. Dr. J.
MeFerrjn, Of Tenn. Conference.
CROcKHE' ROADS. Robertson Co. Ap'i Il, 10.
Dr.. HendershOt, Nashville Tenn write this with
out solicitation from any body, hut in gratitude You
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
Thornton his energy and skill in preparing the
am in my 74th year, and have been lighting consump-
attacked with violent and distressing cough tried
the usual remedies. but without any relief, and was
sinking rupidly; the cough was ineessaHt day and
night ccue not sleeps no appetite liver almost tor
pid bowels tied up, and must have died in ten days
II had not cotton relief | happened 10 eX-Gov.
Brown and Judge lasts certificates IN ;he Cumberland
Almanac; their just covered mine I fortn-
nate in finding the medicine at Links, a. Cross Flains
commenced taking the medicine Immediately, and IN
two days it had time 10 take effect upon
they sy~ten, my cough ceased and could eNpecorsie
freely without the distressing cough. have taken
two bottles and kalf my liver is an right bowels and
mi airsr ~ veil ~ ever can exnect ~ he ana bs-
Ievc 80 had had the benefit Of this medicine fifteen
years ago, that would now be healthy and vigorous
old intend never to be without this medicine as
il NIL cure eradicate consumption in its early stages
Respectfully. W. c. RICHMOND.
The statement Of Mr. W c. Richmond i fry in
dorscd by the following well kRoNu gsntlemen
JOHN s HART.
z D. RICHARDS.
OF the firm o5 Manlove Richards Meadows
HzSy~ DR. Thornton's Liver and Blood Purifier is nov
be 10 600 times better than shy other in Amer
Also DIT Thorntou's Wake Robin Pills, All Healing
Salve. Worm Syrup. Kidney Medicine aud World ;
Wondr Liumeu have stood the for four years
and the best in sole Proprietor.
G. w. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tern.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Concord N. c. sun: We are reliably
informed by party just from Stanly
county that during last week a gentle
man living near Flat Fork church had 4
presentiment that if he would dig up the
ground near certain rock on his land.
he would find something valuable. Upon
digging pit about four feet deep, he
found basket filed with gold and silver
coin. \ few strokes of the pick and n
fortune. The basket seems to have been
placed there years ago, by some one,
name unknown.
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American and FOREIGN Patents.

GILMORE a CO.. Successors TO Chapman,
Hosmer Co.. Solicitors Patents procured IN all
tines in Advance No charge unless the pat
Is granted. No fees for making preliminary
nations additional fees for obtaining and conduct
ing a rehearing By decision Of the COmmis-
sioner ALL rejected applications may be revived Spa
cia attention given Interference Cases before the
Patent ONCE Extensions before Congress, Infringe
Tneut Salts different States and all litigation aPPer-
tanning Inventions Patents Send stamp GIL
MORE CO, for pamphlet Of sixty pages
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DIR. LANCASTER S
DISPFNSARY !os5. F,i'h Street, near Mar
TOT-IGNTT = Ky

TTNHIS DsPensary has been established years in the
L same Office. The Doctor is regular graduate Of
medisne; has had large practice in his SPECIALITY
than any physician in America. GonOrrhea. elect
Structure Narcocelc syphilis, Scrofula skin and Blood
Diseases, cured in half the time and half the
pense required by others Female Diseases, Leucor
rhea or Whites, Falling Of the Womb, Irregularities
Suppression Of the Monthies, &C. treated with
eminent success. SpernatoTrhes, Sexual Debility
and Impotency, the result Of sclf-abUse in
youth, or Sexual Excuses in maturer years, rem
derng marriage improper unhappy, permanently
cured. Medicines furnished, saving patients more than
our whole charges No mercury OF mineral poisous
used Rubber goods for sale. Patients treated by mail
or express Charges reasonable. Call personally, ad
dress above Consultation free, and correspondence
strictly confidential Hours: A. II. sundays
8 10 II A. n. octg-lv
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Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Cases presented before the L $ Gen
Land Once and Depari Of the Interior Private
Land Claims. Mining aud FTe-Empuon Claims. and
Homestead Cases attended TO- Land Scrip in 80 so aud
pieces for sale This Scrip l. ASST enable and
located in the Of the purchaser upon any
Government land subject 20 private entry Al Sis per
acre. Il Is Of canal value with Bounty Land Warrants
Send stamp GILNoRE & Co. Washington City for
r,lu,nhI.r n --rIlc-ian
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TTNHE introduction Of these crops throughout the
Il South will enable 20 keep our stock and I'll
sInoke-houssS cheaply il be done the West
The Chrfa Is planted in ridge like potatoes. yields
common land zoo bushels per Of the richest feed
GnequsilI for fatteung hogs p"ultry-aud children
One acre will fatteu more hogs than the
best corn besides furnishing grazing all For
the truth Of these claims refer Commits uner
Of Agrcuiture. Washington. any agricultural pa
per IN the South Price, by mail postage paid. zoe
paekage SOC pint; &c quart by express > peek
SIS bushel.
The Japan Pea folly established lt- merits sew
eTal years ago. and is in universal demand. II
grows upright like cotton stalk is cultivated like corn
ana yields from 10 10 20 bushels ordinary
land sock Of all kinds relish t and Thr-e highly
il without other feed Also excellent table use af
boiling about week. Price BY mail. postage paid
l5c a package. 3Ge pint soc quart; by express 50
per peek, SO per bu>hel- These seeds scarce
and costly that cannot make any discount whole
sale dealers grangers-
when Southern planters grow their ckiga3
aud fattsn their own hogs. shall hear Of
hard times and ''uiidlemeu for this viii p1t end
both Il yOuear 10 inve~; largely IL viii cost but
these seeds. and unless yuzr experience dif
forS nom al others you viii be forever EIEHl tl7 the
ISL Address,
a. +. WHITE a. co.
ryl-lu. EAsETIILE- IEEy-
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Contains no QHinin6 or Ar
SeHiC, nor any deLeteHOAS
substance WhdteUer.

This medicine, 0z0i,1g to its great mey-
II, has been a z00zdeJHI success. II is
carefully eomb0H nded cfbureLy 0egeta-
bic izgredIeHk5, ami neUer. fails, zOjien
property taken, to are the most o6Sfi-
nate cases efte9e ? and agHe, neuralgia,
and all maRzyIaI diseases. Unlike chill
remedies generally, ifreqHires no bu,g-
ah0e 10 Be taken gegkF IL, the medicine
acting gently and agTeFa6% nbOH the
Hgey fkSeLfaHH b Oz0eks, efertnaE2y re-
m0ViHg the cause 9fhe disease, not
merely te,zboyay1I-y checking ii. Herein
consists o,te gysat adganhqge thas 0gey
all other PreParaf ions. The fy0zcNIne
excellence Of this remedy, h0zOeUe,-,
050VS tie PeymaHe ucy and certainty ct
It's are, IS the fact that no iHiil,J' zUlEat-
e0ey eaH arise from its use, as is certain
TO be he case z0JEeH gHInIHe ar arsenic
are taken, 10lith are the b57nnibAs in
gradients Of NEST ef Tie n!iH medicines
H0zO IN use. =
It has been BayzIc Islarly successful III
the are Of chronic cases IF nhtlZs, ire
0HSHEy making cures after all ether
remedies had f.4i2sA
rs tonic II is nHyTVaLeG IT in
grasses tie appetite, promotes digestion,
Keeps the stomach IN a healthy c0Hdi-
EIoH, acts upon tie H0e,, and assists the
system TO hir0z0 eff the 11t2ileHee Gina
kayTa.
MAMIE A rrTrRHD ny
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g LIF TON
MASONIC ACADEMY,
THE
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Is the only paper exclusively devoted to the
Political and General
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE.

II pubhss letters Of inquiry direct fresn The people
aud answers them fully without regard 10 party bias
benefit
1t is the advocate Of night and justice 70 all and the
greatest COED 10 the greatest number
Is opposed the Hnwise and dishonest class ies-
lation that has benefited the few and oppressed me
many realized E act Of congress retiring eir-
culai;cn nearly rNa-thirds OF the peoples money
The National Bank scheme, deFics 10 place the
troll Of the currency the hands Of the Money KinEs
and creating non producing aristocracy-
The Salary Grab Robbery Increasing the pay Of gov
officials while the price Of labor and is pro-
ducts real estate, and reenbacks the peoples moRsy.
have been deprecated,
The act changing the original contract with bond-
holders and making bonds payable m gold instead Of
legal tenders hrst agreed upon favortisTn Of IS
per in value the few the expense Of the many
The Resumption Act demanding that which Is utterly
impossible and placing the object sought for twenty
years further Of
For such and other crimes against she people The
qUirer will advocate change in the administration %
government affairs, a most fitting
Celebration for the Centennial Year.
II you would understand The Issnss Easrits
ami ELECTS u past and failure legislation In
4rrr during this sl important crisis, and Eaiorhs for
TERMS:
SS-nslr Cory one y-ar "a %
Twenty 90 N Al a.
Wiz most liberal terms club agents send for spec
llnen copies and agents outfit.
A'1ress all letters 10
EAHAN = MCLEAN. Publishers.
CINCTNNATis ONO
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LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern II. II.

HOPKINSVILLE NASHVILLE. HEN.
DERSON. EVANSVILLE, OwENSBORO,
ELIZABETHTOwN, LOUISVILLE