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PETITION Fas lHCgRPORATlBH.

No. 5l4.-Ia the First Chancery Court of
shelby county. Tennessee
VUHER EAs, IA. j. Wicks. W. T. Avery, a.
w W, Peters, ID. Cockrlll, u. ". hoyatsr,
J. J. Steele, y. e. Psalcs, W II. Lake, A. a A..
Montgomery, e. jones' j. Johnson, 81. H-
Berkshire, J, >. Clayton, A. ASTON B Is,
Barnes, Frank Tan. J.. Garrett, " j. v noon.
Is. o. BrtnklsT, =. @ nCCnnD. O.. +. Vance,
LyIes L. Helman, ". H. Cherry, il Heuly,
Thomas Boyle, - Martin, Mrs. Huuslee.
Mrs. COrrel A ugust Benton, ". Dean p. il.
DOnnelly, A. Montevide, T. Tighe, P "a. " In
tsrs, Thomas n. Patton, Leon TrouE dale, -
Willenburg Mrs. Q. @. atkinson, Mrs. ----
DouglaEat A. =. curry -- speed, e. j. Sc den,
=. j. Haraan, al residents Of s. elDy county
Eennesseas and the present corrOralora Of
" "1HE SHELLEY COUNTY TUREPIKE gOMPayY- %
nave HE'D an application IN me Flra4 Chan
csry Court Of Shelby county, for an amend
meuE 70 the charter OF SAID Turn pike Com
panys granted 10 by an act OF the General As
8emblY Of the state OF Tennessee, passed dur
ing q session OF the Legislature neld In Io6s
and 1853. The desired amendment being that
additional powers be granted said corpora
ton Gs to the rules governing subscribers :
that the powers OF the President anu diree-
tors be enlarged concerning The pure cnase and
disposal Of real estate, the negotiation OF
loans, etc, etc. For further information re-
ference Is had TO said petition herein.
III is therefore ordered, that all persons de-
string so TO do make their appearance heraiu
81 the Courthouse OF saiG Court, ia the city
OF M en- pnis. Tenn, on or before the rrsr
they have, why the said amendment should
not be granted accoru1ug 70 the prayer OF
said petition, or the same viii be heard and
proceeded with eLparter ana that CODY OF
nus order pc punlished FOR thirty da5 ID the
EDMUAD A. COLE, Clerk and Mister.
hy =. ,. BLACK, DepHty Clerk and Masf er.
b q. haFnel and Van N. Anderson, All Us.
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NEW YORK, May 9.-The police
made a descent Sunday morning on
JOAN MOrTissey's gaming house, SIS
Broadway, arresting twenty-five per
sons, among them three Of MOrTissey's 8
partners, who we're found hidden In
various out-Of-the-Way places.
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! SAvANSAH, May 9.-COJIuu demand active
! and offerings llgnI; middliLg Uplauds. l4+tc
] net receipts, l0J5 1alesi exports 10 the oluti-
neut, 8A bales sales oUJ yalcsi stock *, 90
l bales
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NEW YORK, May 9-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Republican
party adopted a resolution declaring
the Democratic Legislature Of 1871 has
surpassed, II possible, all previous
Legislatures, in avOWed contempt Of
common morality, and utter disre-
gard of common decency.
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VEHICLE 0RBlNAHCE.

n Z IT ORDAINED. That 40 = sck. Omul-
- Dua, carriage, dray or vehicle public ~
private oa allowed 70 stand along the side
Walk opposite either gate OF CONT square,
and not more than nv5 feet from each side OF
the same.
2. Ihat the penalty for the violation 0gtblz
rulnancs shall be a due OF not more trau
$40, and iu event Of failure. lnlDri. 0uuscr tar
not more than HsnIy uays.
Fisssd nrst reading, under 81 pension Of
NE le5i a-d passed second reading by
Council, May g. 1871.
Passed nrst aad second reading oy Board
Of aldermen, 3iay 8, 1911
Approved: Nay 2, l81I
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor
ALLest. y. r. hLCEA Apa. City EeEister.
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DIED

OWEN-On the CD inst, MrH. MoznzsA
OWEN.
The friends and acquaintance are invited
70 attend her funeral, which WIN tske place
this WEDNESDAY, afternoon at O'clock,
rom the residence OF Mrs Martha c. Tuggla,
or Union Avenue Hacks at hOiat'a at 9
r,falooH n "a
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HOME DISPATCHES.
Bancroft Rsslousd.

NEW YORK, May 9.--It is reported
that Bancroft has resigned his post as
Ambassador from the United States to
the German Empire. The cause is not
a4atnT
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Saturday. Iuns 10. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-WIt;
The undivided half OF lot No. 3, being on
Island 85 IA Miss. river beginning as a cotton
wood on the bank o. river west side Of the
Island, marked A, on Elunel's south bound
gry line; thence east % chains 20 a stake and
elm marked B. thence north SO chains and
70 links % an elm marked G. thence u CHAINS
and 90 links TO an ASH marked D., on H1rcneli's
west boundary liuei thence sOuih with tuis
line 81 chains and 81 links TO an ash marked
Z. in MCGavOCk's north Line; thence west
with nls line III chains, 10 cottonwood
marked r. on the bank of the river, thence
north l6 west, chains thence u0rtu l' west
10 chains ana 40 links 10 the beginning, con-
tanning s58 acres.
Terms OF Sai8-One-tbird CASH balance Ia
six and twelve months. purchaser executing
notes with security. Lien retained To- seeuIe
purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This Nay o, l37L
NJ. L. STEW ART. Clerk and Master.
L.rwnod n MLeun. Sole. Lnr nmuLlLualr
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WEDNEsnAY - 81 -

within legal hours, the following dzs crlled
real estate, To- wiz
The north half OF lot No. 20l In the new
survey OF ground PORN OF and adjoining the
city or Mem phisl Shelby county, tennessee
as subdiVided into lots accurdln.z 10 tie plan
thereof, which said lot No. o.. A-s "A .-aI
front, ana runs back between parallel IIuas
1857 feet. and Is bOuLdet o. follows: On the
vest by Fifth street, on the nortu aud q 81
by an alley, ana on the south by Los NO. lu5.
The north h7lf or said lot no G0L. which is 51
be sold, has a front of57 feet en- Filth street.
Terms Of Eals-CaHn.
This Nay 8, lb5l-
u. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
S. p. Ye0maus and b. D. Wslsh- soIs. for
com mDlslnauE mvT0
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FouF ehlldrsn and ! Hsn Drownsd

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-GiIes Early and
four children were drowned ia the
Mississippi river, near Louisiana.
Mo-, Last Friday, by upsetting a ski9.
The Internal Revenue department
is to dispense with Tices spirit
metre.
In the English House of Lords, yes
terday evening, bill was introduced
providing Tor the confederation Of the
LeeWard islands 10 with West In
dies.
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Nav OBLEA-s, Nav g.-FIour Hrmar; su
psrnus siE-quas ter Xxx. s5 ~ Xxx. 7.a1 3.
Corn eaS eri mixed, zoe; white, T3c. Bran
easy, 81 -5GI30. Hay lower. prime, g23; choice,
sA Oats Ia good supply St. Louis 5at-5lc.
Gzleua. soc. Pork, SIS 5u. Bacon dull at
T14S5zgle14e bams, l4gl45sc. Sugar, mol lssses.
whisky sud coffee unchanged. sterling, "a (,
sight, q premium Gold ll55- Cotton 1rm I;
sal IS, $500 bales mlddlluRss q 5s8l5C7 receipts,
43l2 bales; exports TO Liverpool, l775 bales
To Boston, 1898 bales; stock. los SO bales.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II oFfhRH. H.-onielal draw1ngg o. tbe Mia
~ souri, state Lottery. GLASS "a
". 53, 81, u, 81, 30. l8. I3 8s. 81 ~ a qz
GLASS 40
81, 81, %. la, 8 AZ, a s., IS. 58. z 25 n
Prizes from 3iGo b g80g paid ir rTl-T5
Lotteriea drawing daily. infsrni alton f1r
az t1ed -n the above Lottery by D. y tkAgfE r
81 North Court street. Box 20 lfararaIa
Tenn. i. %. MURRAY, HILLEzlE = 20 sf-T-
az sra. SC. Tlnufn. 10. n4v1i
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Lost Certificate Of Sfack.

fHE public are hereby notified thai Cerrid-
cate NO. LL3, Tor forty shares OF stock Ll
the Mem pl2la and Chnriraaau r. rr0rF u. rla
name or e. q. II ilcoE, dated July 4 1853. .sa
peen tost or mlsloid and tuat. al tHe lr1rar
tline, 1 VIII apply tu tue Secretary for "a dl-
plioate or the same.
WM. WILCOX.
apa Adrr1r OF g. g. wilcox car'I.
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ARKANSAS LAN0SI


The Little Rock and Fort smith Rs1raaa
has Land Grant direct rom the Govern
menG Of
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COTTON
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, May 9. Cotton drm, mlddlIne
In demand at ls5sc Flour Ia gO~d demand
and full prlcrs; family, S. GG6 50i extra
So SOS IS. Wheat scare, 5 38gl 80 Corn
steady and in moderate demand, j7c. Rye
firm, AgL 03 Oats dropping; 10. 2. 5Z111
Barley advanced TO 81 l5Ul I5. Mess PORK -
demand. lighf; holders hrm; sales, flI 89
II 80. LArd-an a vance asked, HGt none e..
tauliahad l134c offered and lie asked Bulk
meats advanced 0 I'm and fairi sales, SIC
clear rio, &c, bacon DuoyAu 0ut settled
in fair del-land at 7gggg5sc, Dut held Is g14l
higher. logs steady and ia moderate de-
mand, at $500 To- Cattle steady and in mod
crate demand. 84u6 -. sheep scarce and
. firm, 84g6 25, cross. Whisky steady and 10
moderate demand, 8Sc.
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RIOT AND MURDER.
TIE Pennsylvania KH-Klux ca the Rampags
A Case fer 8raHt.

SCRANTON, PA, May IA riot Oc.
Cured at Hyde Park to-day. Some
lsbOrers and miners who desired tC
resume work were holding meeting
near Hampton mines, when they were
assaulted by the wives of the miners
who resist resumption. The miners
were a little way OF, urging on
the women, believing that the la
borers would not return the as
sault on women. The labOrers then
moved of towards a strip Of woods,
but were followed by the miners, who
in the meantime had been reinforced
by men and women. They then
unitedly assaulted the labOrers and
stones were freely used on both sides.
A woman named Smith was seriously
wounded in the head by 3 stone, and
as the sftray increased in violence
pistols were drawn and fred. VIM.
Lane, one Of the assaUlting party was
very severely wounded in the
thigh, Mcdonald was shot in the
head, and about ten or fifteen others
beaten, some Of whom will die. The
military we're ordered to the scene OF
the disturbance, but arrived too late
TO do any good. Great excitement
prevailed here during the day.
A mob Of several hundred rioters
visited the works Of Morris Weeks,
and drove out the men at work there.
What viii be the end, no Oae can tell.
A large body Of troops win srriye to-
morrow, but as the greater portion
OF them are from the coal re-.
gions, not much confidence Is felt.
The Grand Duchess Mari8 FeOdO-
rOWnan, wife Of the CzareWitch Of Rus
sia, gave birth to a son yesterday. he
Is n0t "a little faded flower"
The total registration in Richmond.
Va, shows q majority of nine hum
dred for the whites. "And yet we
are not happy"
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1t is reported from the anthra-
cite coal mines that the work
ingmen are rapidly throwing OF
the influence Of the demagogue5 who
have led them, and many Of them are
going to work. The mine-OWners,
each Of them eager TO be first IN the
market while prices are high, are also
disposed to yield sOmething on the
question Of wages.
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draws
watch, Sewing Machins. Pians.
Or some article OF vslua.
SIX TICKETS FOR one DOLLAR.
blanks, Address RACRARD q Co.
8H Aineilnati. one
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L0EDOE, May g, 4.SI pm Cousols, gSE{
Bonds steady lS62s, SU5Si DO old '55s, 3Ji<i 10
SIS, 9Z55; DO lU-40s s9lE
LIVERPOOL, May 9-C0tJOu steady; mid
ding upiands, 75z475EI; mlddling Orleans
7}sg15<d; baIes, 10000 Ual6s s000 for speCulst
and export. Wheat California. Us 3d re-
ceipts for the past days. l5.090 quarters
American, 5000. Co u, Ne. mixed, SIS 81.
MAEOHEsTER, April, g-Yarus and 1abrica
less favorable.
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ROUNBACH GO.

rTvHE Btockhol5srB OF the Texas Pr~a-
Railroad company VIII meet iu t1sIr
office, in the city OF New York. ON
THssday, Nay 2sd. al u a'eiaok Hsen.
To elect Board of Directors
N.Y. MABaEALsL ID PDpFRTe-
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Nay g. Cotton firm low
middliug. I314c. SacOu- clear sides, l05Ic;
shoulders - hama, l21sc; suEGr-cured hams.
l6c Lard, lZc Bulk mea,s-clear ribbed
sizes, 9zC; shoulder, 54r packed Corn,
70c. Oats, zoe. Flour, s5egs.
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G0Elsting Of rich bottom and uplauds. and
all selected win great clras lll acres 1l
these lands between ranges eleven .lI. aLa
sighteau tidl, and on and near the arEaual1
river and the line Of their r11d. ere now f1r
the drst time. 0larad FOR z1la. on credits q
low rates, at their Land lllle1 -E Lll.la 1leE.
Tns remaining fll,ltl acres ralVasu range a
and the west line Of the 1lllar are ll celr1s
ar eEau1fuatiun cT Il1alaul a-urrlE and
1-iII 5a foraals durlz7 : sls lpriul1 1ad summer
81 exam nations are comp ialal
Tihe climate ana sou OF ArEaugas ada-lIlE
these lands 70 the G11casllIL cult ltzra lr
lofton, Corr, Nhaat, Fruil the 8.ls
And al agricultural pruauCtg; iiu Valua5le
timuars rs 7rlanola WaL1f-u0U1r, 1 1ull-
rior aducatianal PRIVILEGES WIN 10 rapidly
Increasing p lpEiftlou and industry E4
these lands worthy the special aleaa-1l q
1urulaasTs ana settlers
Maps and en- inform 5sli1u Q1lllneA
li1asicn 1T iettlr or in person & lane
"a arch 3, Lsils Aal.1 --
~ hIW
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Al NLahLMAkE DltlA8s
in which nothing new Is seen, and yet
q combination of meanne5s never inn
agined or se8n before.
But to quit 50 lOathsOme a subject,
and TO close my letter, already too
long, i viii only add as to the mem
bers Of Congress, there are to be found
not only in the Democratic party, but
also among the moderate RepUbli-
cans, men disposed 70 do right, and
who need nothing TO make them mag
naninOus and honorable toward the
South but 20 have false impressions as
TO facts removed, which have been
purDOsely made By q partisan, venal
and living press. Such men as Blng-
ham and Garfield viii not stOOp TO
every vile party demand. 1 should
moi omit 10 mention such men as Nor
gau and Niblack and Judges HO1-
man and Marshall, with indeed many
Others. good and true men, but Tor the
present [ must close. Cox Is D0Lh
brilliant and a strong man, whose
reputation does not exceed his aDlil-
ties OF worth. Kerr, Of Indiana, iOr
clearness Of perception and for direct
ness and force, Is not eXcelled in the
House. de ls growing man Of mark
and ss true 10 principle and to every
Just right OF the South as any man in
| Congress. be is withal a gentleman
Of the 1rst class, whom all parties are
/ compelled to respect and to praise.
Adieu, until another day, when / hone
/ 70 find time to be somewhat more
brief. u.
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ny 81 aA1 ~ >
at the door Of the CCurt-hOuso. IN the city of
helenal county of Ehllipa, and state Of Arr
A4laeai uatWaen The bouHf of judicial sale.
ae4lt Tor cash u hand, % tha best and highest
bidder, the tcllol71ng described tracts CT land
situate lu said county and 4tGte, to-wit. The
ao1tl vest quarter OF section eleven liIle the
nortn nell OF section eleVeu fill +; the south
hell Of aecllen two {lli ths east hall OF sectien
iltl and tna northeast quarter Of section
Elllralan tiais ak IN IOWnlllp p one CD, uQEtl
o. l1n11 e4o " sast, l21t acres. me tile y
considered Eeoa, but VIII convey only s1el
a. i may haVaEa trustee.
nf59 H.R SIXTH, Irugtea.
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sT. LOUIS, May g.-Flour n fair demand
for super winter. s. 70; Xxx, 50 1896 Is Xxx
IS 50g7; family 81 2598 WheaE,sprtug steady /;
choice Iowa, 81 80; winter, active and drm
for best grades, No. red, 81 s. Corn slow
48a5lC. Oats duh. j7e. Barley decliued.8l 10
81 Is. Rye dull, s54SsC. WHISKY, s.. Provt-
stOus-mess pork drTuer, Sls8l8 15; bacon
hrmer, loose, 55za71 7g754 g8l4 es9168l0ci hams,
sugar cured, l5Ql51zc; lard uOmln2lf hogs
dull and lower. 81 5Jg5; cattle IN moderate
demand s350HB 3
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CHICAGO. May g-Flour extra spring firm,
quiet, S. 2586 . Wheat, No. ? spring quiet AZ
S 25Ul Z7l4gl q cash, sBI ars to deliver lu
May; TINS afternoon dull, 81 271E. Corn, No.
mixed nrn, 5z4-G higher; closing at 55c.
Oats, 481Sc Rye e0c. Barley, 83c. Whisky,
Sl7 L5Gl7 So Lard quiet, 1914. cash. Bulk
megtF-shOrt rib middles, SIC; shoulders,
5z9&sc. Hogs active s. 7595 10 Cattle
fairly active 81 51aB go.
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Chanssy Sale Of Real Estate.

No, 82E, r.. DIN the Second Chaucery
C0urt-O. r. Prescott vs.. Susan A. Morgan
ami Others.
ID sale made in this cause 7 wi oler at
public sale, 10 the highest bidder. ln front
Of the Chaucsry Court 5Use door, on Second
street. MeIuuhIa on
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P.H. DONNELLYR 60.

(sUCCEssoEs TO VIZ. DRAM & CO.
Wholesale snd Retail Dealers iu
9 h . Q Gro CeEIe ~
2B9 Poplar Street,
AfT oULD respectfully invite the Htreut on
w Of our friends and the pub. Ecue--
ally, 70 our new stock OF Eegs spices, "a.
40ofs ana general sn ppilas, lll OF recent lA--
chase and the Dist quality anu q reaso-l lli5
prices. p IL DCNN Billy u co.
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TRuSI 81

~ lflCk "a hereby given that By vf~tue of
~ 4eed Of trust executed 70 me. me 1T-
eatsi4 NEG as truatee, BY =. ID. Thornton. to -.
AZ e-1t-l4 oa1la therein de7cri bed. dua Ms
D. O. HonLLnl. ulll No.. -.
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MARHoQD. - ElITIEH-

f7ORRzCIED and revised by tla auth0r.
- T. DE =. CURTIS, Doctor Ol Medicine
Member Of the Royal lule-a rf Surgeon.
England Licelt-ais of Lle CoIlGee of FET-.
clans, EdnDuIgF Honorary Member Facu- 10
de Medicine P-risi etc etc etc
A Medical Essay on The cause ard cure Of
4remGture decline iu Mau. show uE now
health ls lost and how rsEalued. L1 gives
clear synopsis Of the lmp+dlme1ts 10 mar
r1Gge, fue treatment OF EerVoua and PHYS.
cal Debility, Sterilty, etc, whether 1r1u-1=
on by early Abuse or Excess. anu the r=uls-
dies theref0r-the result OF 20 yeErs' success
ful practice.
Price SOC. by mall Address the erft7-. rr.
Curtis, No fremont Place. Boston. Mass.
ap--
~ CHCOL FOR NEXT FALL TERlI-rvo
y ladies OF ripe scholarship and long eE
perleuce IN O management Cf Schools. de-
sire an elg1O ta location lo the eafa lIsr u auL
OF Female Seminary Jf 1iEh order. or would
take ch rye OF one alrendV 1Irrhed. Can
give the best re arences. III needed. can sup
ply a good philosophical apparatus. Win
other requisites to thor uFh instruction.
Trustees or others interested in securing
teachers, please address
Teachers, care Of Hugh Iurraucs.
lno8 1WeEu NO. IN y afIer-Uu ~aHe.
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only trouble with such good roads Is that VIC 90 10.
know how to pass away time during tne Witer nt
son. as hauling y soon DONE ~ @ ~ Wv when fe
roads would permit us to put %" atea housn " c.fic
we would much rather WORK III tdSI ny s rsre in Dcen
her, our cattle amounting 10 seVcfal nlnfo i ,ho
been out the range, eight TO ten miles distant ~ ao
time, without having been fed with nay or Any gra,n
whatever, and yet they plump anu III ~ ooo 'y
dition any farmer could wish. TIey hyou on se
bunc grass standing above the The question nag
arisen and &c is dicnlt OF souOn what kind Of work
IL there for Colorado farmer TO do IN Wn.er in,s
question IL to be the subject for discussion ~ our
Farmers Club, this week. This institution u WoIhP
admirably There are 20 members an picng, I'LL IN
gent farmers, who meet once week ~ the tOOny L.
having large audience. The proceedings are pDltIsu
I'm paper. We have great advantage IN DelhB Npc
to get together readily since none i've iur'her a"ay
than two miles while the majority have to go no mort
than half mile which arises from orr colony pan u
coming together into country where nobody is iFlhE'
and dividing the land into small parcels Tor iesuencc;
while farming land IL further away 1t works so VIZ
that now after IL is done, nobody wishes II iad Dec M
fercn man viii have heavy TASK 10 nin ei,o "le,o
q place where people entirely satisfied WIN tne gen
eraI plan by which land Is divided -
night, at the conclusion OF Which Gen. Cameron pi0oseh
that contribution should DC raised to assist poor peop
among particularly In the purchase OF coal wnlen
then dearor than it IL now. IL was not cerIhX
known that any one suferng still 1t vas thognt
best to adopt the plan, and 81 were ralscu put On
that time to this nobody has made any call on ths fuD
The money put In the bank and II ~ there now. III
IA r1e that several families are Obliged to live Sayingy,
selves. II we had whisky shop in town there "Ouiu
nave been call on that money before morning
The Chicago Colony Is TO eend out Il Locating Com-
mittee" iu few days Their prospects are hlghy en-
couragng, and they intend to select their location 30
SOON that they may be in time TO SOW wheat one OF
their members IL to proceed forthwith 70 erect brs
class hotel for the accommodation OF invallds ana
As they have adopted our plan or
Organization do not see how they can ail hoe IN
conclusion, that quite n number Of inyads who nave
come hitbcr FOR their health are passing inc WlENr
among US, and that they are daily improving n c. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
CHEAP LATERAL RAILWAYS.
To he Edftor Of The Trfbune.


SIR: There are many towns oDd communities
not more than 20 miles from cstasbed Railroad lines
that arc now signing for railroad communication, when
little cooperative effort and outlay, on their part would
bring railroad their very doors Tie recent expert
meuts made IN England with dummy engines On narrow
gauge railways, show that these are within the reach
Of almost any wel-tO-do community, certainly Of any
community whose patronage would prove supporting to
ordinary railways. Suppose several aningoTns need
railroad communication let them estimate the cost OF
rightof.way, grading, equipment, Be- then let stock
for the cost be issued in small shares that 81 may hsyo
an interest the enterprise and many shares ~ poo
sibe be cold 10 and landowners on The foe VII"
the pledge that the townships, along the nne, WIZ
guarantee fixed interest in lieu Of dividend Let there
e condition. prevent foreign control, thnt TIC sosk
shall not be aenaed from the township where u Wa.
first subscribed. The managers or directory, coInpoo
OF stockholders and persons directly Interested IN W
welfare each mile of the road would rec iDa IL uais
were udlciOusy managed - IL possible Tor cOipyia
tons to be- road thus chsapiy CONSTRUCTED arm In'
thus ged and Offered. would prove paylhg In-
vestment from almost the very start uorsc-p1"ss.
might be substituted for steam, and the road be lnshe %
carry passepgers well freight 9hcee eheap
and passenger roads would prove valuable ieeosr s
lateras main lines, and railroad compares o1uh ptd
form no new service that would sooner develop e GUN
try and appreciate their stocks than y encOuShS
farming communities to build these latera. lines.
DisbuY,e I0Wd, Jan. 49, 1871. NJ T. o.