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DISSATISFIED eiseinna Democrats.

CINCINNATI, August 3o,-Ths following
for the nomination of a ticket as provided
=. :, ve:terday's meeting of Democrats
s!r ln a. ui0hland House con-
dissatisfied with Inv = : II sfoi-
yention: David NJ. Hymap, fsu...-
lone, Emile Rattle, H. G. Hard, NJ. ". Oh
mer. Chas. Reemelin, Theo. Marsh, Theo.
Cook, Milo G.. Dodds, VIM. Means, Thos
Sherlock, t, r. Spence, ]. j. Desmond, H.
A. Ratterman and c. NJ. Holloway.
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A Card from John pexoy.

NEW YORK, August 30.-John Devoy,
editor of the Irish National, has issued an sd-
dress to the Irish nationalists of the United
States in view of the recent publications
seeking to fasten upon him (Devoy) some
of the responsibility for the treachery and
escape from punishment of James McDer-
mott and coniedeEates. Afr. Devey SAYS
~ am not an ofticer d the CIann-fiia-G Gsel,
nor Of any other Organization, and have
no duties or responsibilities except those
that devolve upon me as a simple worker
in the ranks ola national mppament and
public Journalist" Mr. Deyoy denouncss
McDermott and O'Donovap Rosa, and
disclaims any connection with them or
their schemes.
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THE report OF the Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture puts the total wheat crop OF 1882
at 504 100000 bushels. or this 246,OOO,-
900 were consumed at home, l53,OOO,OOO
bushels sent abroad and $4,000 used
for seed. Accordingly, there is still sur
plus on hand of 81 100000 bushels. The
estimates for the present year place the
crop at 435, 100000 bushels, which is go
OOO, 900 less than last year, but, neverthe-
less, over the average annual consumption.
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SITTING BULL feels outraged that the
government should have sent converted
Indian like John Logan, OF Illinois, to
tongue-lash him for two hours. He thinks
John is a retired Apache or Brule out of
business, and suggests that he be confined
to a reservation. We agree with Bull.
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Relief Wanted for YeIIow-Feyer SuE
ferers.

WAsHTNGToN, August 3O.-A large num-
Der of applications have been made to
the Marine Hospital Service for food for
destitute citizens on the naval reservation
at Pensacola The matter was referred to
the acting Secretary of the Navy, who de-
cided that there was no fund on hand
which could be used for such purpose
1t was held that the State of Florida must
care for its own poor, or else make pub
lie appeal for aid. Senator Call, who
made the application for the relief on the
part of the poor of Pensacola, was noti-
fed accordinoIy
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Thrashed by n Father fo- JiIting HIS
Daughter.

WASHINGTON, August 30.--A difficulty
occurred last evening at the Metropolitan
Hotel between Miles Commander, CHAIR
man of the Republican State Committee Of
North Carolina, and Col. d, McD. Lindsey,
prominent politician OF that. State, who
is at present employed in the freasnarg
Department in this city. The trouble be-
tween the men, it is asserted, grew out of
the lifting 0f Iyindsey's daughter by Com
mander. The latter, it is alleged, was en-
gagged to Miss Lindsey, bat recently mar
ried another woman. He arrived here
yesterday morning with his bride, and
took rooms at the hotel. Lindsey called
last evening. and the two men had long
and angry coiloqsy in the hotel corridors.
At Lindsey's request GogMalder drew up
some sort Of "a statement in writing, but
this did not appear to be satisfactory and
after some hot words Lindsey struck Com
mander violent blow in the face, knock
ing him across the corridors. Friends in
terfered and separated the men, Com
mander going to his room without resent
ing the blow. Lindsey remained at the
hotel for several nsafs watching for Com
mander's appearance, and se4t PIP card
to his room, but without response, lie
threatens to punish him still further, and
there IL the usual talk of a duel.
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Srsrselieal Luthernn synod of Ohio.

LMA, O., August 30.-The Evangelical
Lutheran Synod Council for the District
OF Ohio. met in ST. Pauls. church this
morning at o'elack, President G. W
Mechling. of Lancaster, o., in the chair
The roll-call showed full attendance. The
president read his official report, show!ns
that the congregations in connection Will
this synod are in.a prosperous and healthy
condition. The election of officers for ths
ensuing year resulted as follows: TheRev. g
W Mechiing, president the Rev .Schogrow
secretary; the Rev. ]. HI. Smith, treasurer
Arrangements were made TO celebrate the
400th anniversary of Luther's birth ol
Friday evening The Rev. S. l.. Harky, d
d. ,lwin deliver the address. Business thu
far routine.
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CAPT. PETTY,


in command of the precinct to which Ne
Namara is attached, said to a reporter: 81
am sorry to say / have men under me
would not believe on oath. They are a
shame and a disgrace to the city, and if |
had arbitrary power they would not remain
in the force twenty-four hours. They re-
fleet upon good men, several of whom are
ashamed To be known as being connected
with my precinct"
"Why do you not make formal complaint
against them ?"
81 have done this time and again, but
those complaints still lie there. / don't
feel like giving an opinion of the death of
Smith last night, as / don't know that it
would be exactly right, but this man
Mcnamara is a bad man. He has a bad
record on the force, and his conduct in
arresting Ross Randolph, for which he was
tried yesterday, was simply outrageous"
why don't you suspend such men
pending the investigation of such cases p"
What good would that do? They would
still receive their pay Just the same, and
then do nothing for it"
M'NAMARA
was arrested while patrclling his beat.
When taken into the captains room at the
Elizabeth street station he did not display
the least concern, but came in swinging
his club with defiant air. ~ intend
to hold you as prisoner pending the e1-
animation of witnesses by the coroner" "
said Capt. Petty. Mcnamara was evidently
surprised, not having before been in
formed why he was wanted at the station.
He leaned over the table at which his
superior officer sat, and in a gruff voice
said, What ?" The captain repeated what
he had said, and Mcnamara replied, "All
right" and went up to the railing, where
he answered the usual questions put to
prisoners and was locked up.
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WASHINGTON, August 3O-Rear- Admiral
Crosby, commanding the Asiatic station,
reports to the Navy Department, under
date of Yokohama, August Sd, that the
Monocacy arrived at Nagasak, Japan,
July 2lst, from Corea, having on board the
embassy from that country to the United
States. The embassy is composed Of two
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers pleni-
potentiary and six attaches. Upon arriv-
ing at Japan the embassy visited Yoko-
hama and Toxic, and were to leave for the
United States in the City of Pekin, Au-
rr,,sf lfh
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Testimonials from Tennesseans
Who Have Used Them.

SIT docs Its work nice. and Is no trouble
10 CONTROL
CLEvELAND, Tenn, February 5, 1882.
We received your letter. In answer, we take
pleasure in recommending the Brown Cotton Gin.
We are well pleased with our Gin that we pur
chased last season. 1t will do what it is recon-
N ended, it does its work nice, and is no trouble
to control. l.. S. WITT.
j. B. WITT.
LIN. WITT.
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The New Postal Notes.

WAsHSGToS, August 3O.-The city
postoffice was to-day supplied with the
first installment of the new postal notes.
They are printed in yellow ink and bound
in books Of 800, with stubs that are to be
filled up with brief statements OF amounts
of detached notes and other particulars.
Eighty thousand books have been sent TO
the various money-order offices OF the
country.
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The Cotton Centennial,

New ORLEANS, August 3O.-In accord
ance with the resolution of Board of Man
agement Of the Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition to be held
in this city In 1884, notice Is gived archi-
tects that in thirty days after the location
of the grounds, which will be fully deter
mined upon by the 18th proximo, designs
for the buildings will be received by the
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LOUISVILLE, August 30.--The Southern
Exposition have determined on formal
programme OF entertaining the Mississippi
and Alabama Press Associations on their
approaching visit, and President Moore
head, of the Mississippi Press, who is here,
has made arrangements for an excursion
to the famous Mammoth Cave, accompa-
MED by the New York Seventh Regiment
band of 100 musicians.
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LEADING Radical Republicans of Massa-
chusetts are very much Mortified by the
threatened appointment of colored law
yer as Judge of the local Police Court OF
Charlestown. Their 6ne-spun theories
about "the universal brotherhood OF man"
We're manufactured exclusively for the
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A Runaway Cashier Captured

Glx~E1ASD, O., August 30.-Sylvester F;
FuiitSs. the runaway cashier o. the Second
National Ban!!:: Of Jefferson, o. Fi.d ii. /;
st. John, his assistant, were arrested nero
to-day on the charge of stealing $4,000 dol
lars of the banks money. The defalcation
was discovered last December, and they
fled to Canada. On returning they wefs
found and cantnred
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The public will be glad to learn from
the Board of Directors of the Kelley Mo-
tor Company that the engine so long
promised by the mysterious Keeley was
examined by them on Wednesday last,
and that they are satisfied it is great sue
cess. 1t will be ready for public inspec-
tion hy the middle of September
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JAY GoULD's stocks, aggregating, accord
ing to estimates, 156, III 200 dollars, have,
it is said, depreciqted since last year, 49,
100000. This is squeezing the water out
of them very rapidly, and few men beside
Gould and Vanderbilt could stand such Il
depression without creating panic
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Under which file
A G. TREVATHAN,)
w. o. PEEPIES Assessors.
Nashville, JNO BUTLER J
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DIED.

J0HNSON-MABEL DOYLE, infant daughl er of
Mrs. Rev. W. S. johnson, aged eleven months.
Funeral from residence this lFRIDAY) af1er-
noon at o'clock.
BARTON-On Thursday, August 30, 1sS3, LIZZIE
B. BARToS, infant daughter of James 7. Barton.
Funeral from the residence of her mother, No.
6sl Shelby street. this (FRIDAYl afternoon at 4
o'clock. Friends of the family invited to attend
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TIE leading English papers are laughing
at the fuss made over my Lord Coleridge,
and they liken him unto one of Cooks
tourists personally conducted; his pockets
full of hotel coupons and his attention at
every turn directed in stereOtyped phrase
10 the beauty of the scene.
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NOTABLE fact in connection with the
outrages against the Jews in Russia and
Hungary is the keen scent the followers OF
the meek and lowly Jesus have for the
goods and chattels OF the SONS OF Abraham.
The plunder of the Jewish shops is inva-
riably the result of a riot. The lazy, shift
less, thriftiess vagabond CHRISTIANS are
Jealous of the thrifty, industrious Israel
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Remarkable Earthquakes.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The following
telegram has been received by the super
intendent of the coast and geodetic sur
vey from Prof. George Davidson, assistant: {:
San FRAScIsco, August q, 1888.
An earthquake commenced on the San
celtic tide-gauge on August 9th. They
had increased in hight and we've still ex-
hibiting yesterday hight of wave of one
foot at intervals of about forty minutes.
The remarkable disturbances noted above
were probably caused by the same earth
quake and tidal wave that destroyed AMER
and other towns in Java on the 9th of
August.
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Doubled His Capital I'm a stock Com.


CIscINsATI, August 30.--Recently Hugh
Mckenzie, shoe manufacturer, transferred
his property to the Mckenzie Manufactur-
ing Company. Since then a number OF
suits have been brought by creditors. To
day Mullford, Carey & Conklin brought
suit, and receiver has been asked for. II
is claimed that Mckensje's assets were
less than 100000 dollars, and that when he
formed the Mckenzie Company with a
capital Of 100000 dollars he put in -: -:
property at ise, ,ltll dollars,
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''They work nicely"
PoINr PLEASANT, TENN, February g. 1882.
the parties they were purchased for are well
pleased. Z. Z. TARBET.
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THE Chattanooga Times in strong ar
ticle reviewing the Mormon problem, and
showing how the Mormons arc increasing
in numbers and absorbing Wyoming, Ne
vada. Idaho and Colorado, says Mormonism
must be torn up by the roots, or it will
eventually have to be shot and bayoneted
to death" Win our contemporary kindly
tell us how this is to be done?
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The Baltimore !St0l shows that there is
preaL apprehension OF the exhaustion of
the oya.er-beds in Chesapeake Bay from
dredging and taking the seed-oysters, and
suggests very properly that the Legislature
nass a law IN preyent it.
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KILLED by q FIy.wheeI.

ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-A ly-wheel
weighing 1900 pounds in the castor oil
department of the Collier White Lead
works on Clark avenue, between Tenth
ann rleventn streets, burst a, - ~ 81 q CLOCK
last night, martally wounding Louis Schaft,
a pressman, and damaging the works about
20OO dollars -
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THE object Of the summer school of
Christian philosophy, now in session at
Richland Springs, n. Y, and over which
DIR. Deems, presides, is to harmonize
Christianity and science. A tough job.
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SAYS IL lis a terrible mistake,

New HAVEN, CoNS., August 3O.-Geo
B. Bunnell, proprietor of Bunnells Mu.
scum, New York, was arrested on com.
plant of Mrs. Maria McGee, for indecent
exposure of his person on board the ex.
press train from New York. BunneIl is
completely broken down on account of the
charge. He said he Was a respectable
man and a Knight Templar, ard t,,e charge
against hin, was a terrible mistake.
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CARLYLE, Disraeli and Emerson are not
in the Encyclopedia Britannica Ton account
of its rule not TO give biographies of living
people,, and they all were alive when their
place in the alphabet was passed.
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NEW POSTAL NOTES.
The First InstaIIment Issued to the Post.
Office at WashingtOn---What
They Are Like.
The Ship Island Quarantine--Relief
Wanted for YellOw-Feyer Suf-
ferers---A Lively Fight.

WAsHIsGToy, August 3O.-The Star
says: at is rumored that an investiga-
ton will soon be begun, i'll which will be
made startling and sensational develop
ments as to how the verdict in the Star
route trial was secured"
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AccoRDING to the American Newspaper
Catalogue OF Edwin Alden IL Bro, Gin
cinnati, the total number of newspapers
and magazines published in the United
States is IL, ,l79, an increase over last year
of I02S
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Mn. HENRY IRVING is an Englishman
who does not object to interviewing. He
will bring his own interviews with him
and will furnish cridques and articles to
the papers as will publish them.
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"DoRsEY attempts to dump another load
Of slime on his former friends" says the
Chicago Tribune, and then it admits that
this slime" consists of "a series of letters
from distinguished members of the Re-
,,uhI;can Marty -
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CHArALA, TENN, February Z, 1882.
The Cotton Gin and Condenser We bought of you
has worked admirably; has done all we expected
it to do. Our cotton merchant says it showed the
best sample of lint in the market.
r. p. JULIAN & son.
"I can get more cotton from n given
amount Of seed than any other
Gin around me-"
J. w. NEWBORN, Macon, Tenn.
s'Does its work perfectly, both I'm clean
ing the seed and giving a good sample
Verde Mills Co. F. B. McELWEE,
Treasurer, Athens, Tenn.
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Killed BY a Kick.

LITTLE Rock, August 30.-A special to
the Gazette from Texarkana reports the
killing of Cullen MerIls at the gravel pit
on the Texas and Pacific railroad by Con-
ductor VIM Gauson. The men had a
difficulty, and the conductor dealt Morris
2 kick kick, which resulted fatally. He was ar
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FRANKLIN SrNMoSss statue Of Oliver p.
Morton has been cast in bronze at Munich,
and will be received in indianapolis Octo-
ber lst. 1t will there be set up in the cen
ter Of Circle Park, facing toward the
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The programme of the National Land
Leaguers Of Ireland demands self-govern-
ment for Ireland and direct representation
OF the Irish laboring class in Parliament.
They ought to have both.
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THrnfAN, OF Ohio, and Gordon, of Geor-
gia, would make a winning ticket for 1884.
1t would sweep the country. So suggests
great many of the leading Democratic
neWgDapprs
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A TRIP to the United States is now re-
garded a necessary part of the education
of an Englishman who devotes himself to
public affairs.
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rn. IenL,,..Ror,,en Nur,ter Case.

SHREVEPORT, La, August 30.-The case
of the Jenkins brothers, for the murder of
the Rev ]. Lane Borden, was called this
morning, at Mansfield, and by request OF
defendants counsel was postponed until
the January term. Insanity is pleaded.
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OCEAN GROVE, y. j., August 30-The
fourteenth annual camp-meeting closed
with 5000 present. The services consisted
OF baptism OF infants and the admipistra-
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Miss CHURcHLL's disappearance begins
to assume the proportions of feminine
Charlie Ross affair.
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No Right TO NuIlify an Act of Congress.

New YLRK, August 30.-Judge Potter,
of the Supreme Court, rendered decision
in the case of the Chinese sailor on the
ship Punhotheshire, who, it is alleged,
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THE biggest lie of the season is that told
by the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette to the
effect that there were 200 lynchings in
Georgia last week.
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Advertisement of Railroad 7 axAssessment.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN


o
indicated
n owin table e,to-wit -
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WALTERBohs, s. G,-Col a. l. Campbell
says: "a member of my family used
Browns Iron Bitters with good results"
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SALTNARsE, ALA.-Dr. Jas. B. Mills says !:
''Several of my patients have used Browns s
Iron Bitters for chronic indigestion with
benefit"
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THE standard restorative, especially in
cases of nervousness, is Samaritan Nerrifis,
81 so.
AZ AM perfectly cured" said James Cor
bin, of Washburn, H., thanks to DR..
Richmond's Samaritan Nerrins"
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NEW York, August 30-Heinrich Gan
ger, alias Heinrich Machle, a fugitive from
justice at Munhardt, Wurtemburg, was ar
rested on the arrival of the Antwerp
steamer on a cable dispatch, charging
him with stealing from the widow Emily
Horn, of Munhardt, several hundred dol
lars, with watches and jewelry. A num-
Der of watches and quantity of jewelry
were found on his person. As the case
does not come under the extradition treaty,
the accused was turned over to the sheriff
for prosecution on the charge of bringing
stolen articles into the State
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
R E Al e . TATE.

No. 1875. R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Z. X. Fisher ct al. VS.. +. X. Fisher ct al.
PT virtue Of an interloeUtOry decree for sale
- entered in the above cause on the 9Th day Of
August, 1855 will SELL at public auction, to the
highest bidder in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday, September 4, 1858,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, tO-Wit: One parcel commencing
on the south side of Adams street, ZG feet and
inches east Of the northwest oJ lot No. Of
Heistand and Ioh's subdivision made by g.
W. Crane, April Is, lSjS; thence with the south
side of Adams street q feet and inches; thence
south and perpendicular to Adams street l33 feet
and inches TO 4 stake; thence west and parallel
with Adams street a feet and inches thence
north and perpendicular 10 Adams street l33 feet
and inches u the beginning, being parts of lots
and of said subdivision. The other parcel
commencing on the north side Of Vance street
los s2-lo0 feet east Of the east side Of Cynthia
street; thence north and perpendicular 10 Vance
street lis2 feet to alley; thence along the
thence south and perpendieular TO Vance stree,
1881 feet TO stake the north side Of ssia
street; thence west along the north side ef said
street I el-lo0 feet to the poinl ~ 6eginninE be-
ing lot No 20 Of Smith and Preston subdiVision
Terms Of Sale-One-third each, balance in and
j. lnynghs In equal instAlments. For deferred
payments purchaser will execute notes, bearing
interest, with approved personal security. Lien
retained Redemption barred This August H.
1888.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Mater
By Geo. halIery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metealf * Walker, and y. 7. Edmondson, So
licitors. sat
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Lively naiIYoad war at s.. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-The war on pas
senger rates between here and Louisville
assumes larger proportions to-day, and
Threatens u become serious. In addition
to the drop by the AiI Line from four dol
lars to three dollars and fifty cents 10 Lou
isville, which was promptly met by the
Ohio and Mississippi and Vandalia, the
Ohio and Mississippi annouces rates of six
dollars and fifty cents from here to Chatta-
nooga ria the Ohio ana Mississippi and
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific.
1t does not seem to be known why the
old Cincinnati Southern has dipped into
this matter, but the rate is announced, and
tickets are being offered at fhe above price.