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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-29
PULL! BANGN
Con test for the silver Prize Pitcher.

tOuteat lOr the oliNeE EEAAS AeSA'
Yesterday the monthly contest for the
prize silver pitcher, offered by the Bluff
City Shooting Club, came off out on the
Poplar street boulevard. The terms of
the match were: ten double birds, Is
yards rise, 100 yards boundary. The
score was as follows: David Bryson, 10;
D. d. Saunders, 8; j. W. Alley, Z; Pink
Bryson, 5; d. o. Dyer, A; G. M. Rob
ertson 4. The prize was offered many
months ago, and has to be won and held
for six consecutive months, the holder
to be subject to challenge once a
month before it becomes the absolute
property of the winner 1t was held one
month by Pink Bryson, once by D. D.
Saunders, once by Dick Lightburne, and
three times by D. d. Saunders, who
again lost it yesterday. Holding it for
six consecutive months is no easy mat
ter, and the beautiful pitcher bids fair to
be worn out before the contest is finally
decided.
Two sweepstake matches were also
shot. The first was won by D. D. Saun-
ders, who killed nine out of five double
birds; and the second was tie between
D. D. Saunders and Arthur Wheatley,
who each killed six out of three double
birds.
DR.. Saunders, before leaving the
grounds, challenged Mr.. Bryson, the
winner of the pitcher, to another trial
for the possession.
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GOLLADAy.

The Drawing at NAshviIle--List o Z
the PRINCIPAL Prfzes-GushVflle,
Indiana, Gets the Zen Thousand
Dollar Prize.
From the Nashville journals of yester-
day we clip the following prize list. We
have not space to give all the prizes that
were drawn-only list Of such as are
Of general interest. The following num-
bers drew the large prizes;
1882, $4,000 in greenbacks.
2lS5, house and lot in Louisville.
25,593, house and lot in Nashville.
1889 a brewery at Bowling Green,
Kentucky.
9438, the Price farm in Kentucky.
1914, cottage in Bowling Green, Ky.
5000, one lot in Edgefeld, Tenn.
324, one lot in Edg6eld, Tenn.
Il ,769, one lot in Edg6eld, Tenn.
l45l0, pair of matched horses.
Numbers 1882, 3446, 1856, 5942,
23e45, 1888, 1925, 1891 1895 and
Y, 462 drew $500 in cash each.
Numbers l4,974, 1851 2l0, 1925,
1904, Is. 400, 1864, 2O,253, q, 43l and
1886 each drew lot in Bowling Green,
KY, valued at $500.
Numbers 4,4O2, l44O3, -2O64, 25l35,
$40, 1919, 1904, 1863, 1853, 1891, a.
857, 1914, 81, 500, 1920, l3, 692, 26 20l,
26, i95, 1902, 2O,274, 27l69, rs lO3,
1871, 1920, $40, 25,84S, 25,949, 1914,
558I, l7,743, l4,453, l7,7O5, 12,577, H.
744, 22,367, 1876, 1875, 27,745, 25,O73,
Pits, l4369, 1852 26.067, 26,279.
n ~ n
1880 and 6669 drew cash prizes of 500
each.
Number 1928 drew $l25; number 49,
1856, $3.50; number Is, 428, $l75; number
1869, $3.50, and 1885 drew 5000.
Number 1854 drew a horse, harness
and buggy, valued at $500
Mr.. Golladay received a dispatch at
ll:l5 pm, announcing the fact that
Mrs A, w Moore, OF Rushyille, Ind,
held the ticket drawing the cash prize.
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personal.

Maj. W. W. Mcdowell has great cause
to have faith in Bon Aqua Springs. The
Major, jr., put in an appearance there
a few days ago, to the great delight of
his parents, and proposes to remain.
The first thing he called for was a milk
punch. Both the Majors are still up
there, and doing as well as could be ex'
pected under the circumstances Bon
Aqua is deservedly popular place with
all classes who have given the waters a
iair test.
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Excnya,ing Apparatus.

The new odorless excavating appa-
ratus, now employed so successfully in
this city in emptying vaults, sinks, cess
pools, cellars, wells, etc, in daytime and
without giving offense, is attracting no
little attention. By means Of this use
full apparatus sinks, cellars and other
receptacles of excremental matter may
be cleaned out in the daytime without
even the knowledge Of the nearest
neighbors, and the contents Of such
sinks can be carried through
tie city without giving ofense
to any person. Such an appa-
ratus is valuable beyond calculation.
By using it sll danger of spreading dis
ease and death is avoided, aud all un-
pleasant odors are suppressed. Those
desiring to have cjsterns, sinks, vaults,
etc., cleaned out, can have such done by
applying either Sy postal card or in per-
son at the Office Of the Excayating APP
paratus company, No 1872 and 1874 Wash
ington street. Those who have used
this apparatus speak in the highest terms
of its usefulness and importance.
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a Young Lsdy with n Heart las
Vnfeeifug as a Pin-CusnlOn."

The following letter received from a
Young lady who had previously adj
dressed one to the same young man,
beginning, You concentrated lump of
sweetness. caused the latest suicide in
San francisco: You know as well as /
that women are fekle-the best OF them
so do not blame me more than the
rest. Full we'll know By my own sad
experience that, weak human beings as
we are, we cannot command our hearts
or their affections. l will return you
your ring by Wells & Fargo as soon as
convenient, and with the exception OF
rings please consider that golden cord
(which at one time thought bound two
loving hearts together) broken. / awaken
to the stern reality / do not love you.
Forrive me. Ernest. and seek one more
worthy Of your affections and too sincere
love than L. There are many, many
girls in this world more suitable to-
and would make a better wife tp~
am not capable Of loving.
heart, or else if / love, itjT
as a pin-cnshion."
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Elrh,h ward Rnrtlett CIub.

There will be a meeting Of the club
held at the Poplar street market.house
this Wednesday, evening at 8 o'clock.
The following speakers will be present:
Governor John C. Brown, Hon. Luke E.
Wright, ]. ]. DuBose, P. T. Cass, j. W.
Eldridge, A. Il. Douglass, John W.
Walker, G. P. NJ. Turner, General Chal-
mers and others.
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{" Thread Of the Weed.
Fine-Cut Tobacco.

The purest and best tobacco in the
United States. Call and get package
for 3 cents at COIeman's Rosa
Concha Cigar Depot, 200 Main street,
near Washington,
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Mr. WHEATLEY, who has always a
good line of residence and other houses
for rent and sale, has nice store with
rooms newly painted above, on Main
street, for rent cheap. Secure it while
you may. l3l
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$40 to $IOO0-ITested in Stocks
and Gold pays 200 per cent. a month.
Send for particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
147 AW23
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THREE FIRES.
North, Center and south Memphis
In Hlaze-IncendiarIes Mt work
with the Torch
NUMBER ONE.

NUMBER ONE.
At two o'clock last night FIRE was
discovered in the ssggy and wagon
making establishment of Wallace &
Gibson, on Second street, near Gayoso
The FIRE caught from shavings, and was
evidently the work of the incendiary.
Before any material damage could be
done the flames we're suppressed
NUMBER TWO.
At4oclock this morning the residence
of Mrs. Governor Jones, on the corner
of Alabama street and Jones avenue,
was discovered on FIRE. Before the fire
boys could suppress the flames the reot
was burned and the kitchen destroyed.
The building, large one-story frame,
was badly damaged by fire and water.
The furniture was saved but in a dam
aged condition.
NUMBER THREE.
At Al o'clock, while the engines were
at the Jones avenue FIRE, another fire
broke out in the residence Of William
Eader, on fernando street, between
Beal and Linden. The dwelling a one
story frame, was totally destroyed before
the engines could reach the scene Of the
conAagration from North Memphis. The
adjoining residence of Bun Price was
at one time in great danger, but the
neighbors rallied and with buckets OF
water saved this as well as other ada
cent dwellings. Mr. Price expresses
his thanks to his friends and neighbors
for their successful efforts, as to them
he owes the safety Of his home. This
fire was also the work of an incendiary.
AN ALARM.
At eleven 0 clock to-day the fire bells
rang out an alarm of FIRE, the alarm be-
ing caused by the burning out of a
chimney in North Memphis, but no
damage was done.
INSURANCE.
There was no insurance on the Mrs.
Jones residence. On the furniture the
insurance was one thousand in the Mem
phis City Fire and General Insurance
company, and one thousandin the Wash
ington. Damage done to furniture light.
The Eader house and furniture were
insured for $25OO-Sl5OO in the Wash
iugton and $1,000 in the Home. The
damage done to the furniture was light;
house total loss
These fires all taking place within FIVE
hours show the necessity Of having a
fire alarm telegraph and an increased
instead of curtailed Fire Department,
which latter has been advocated for po-
litical purposes by Radicals in the Gen
eral Council, who advocated the passage
of an ordinance taking off two fire
steamers and supplying their places
with negro hose companies, or, in other
words, to leave Memphis prey to the
incendiary and the fire fend. The late
terrible fires in the Northwest should
teach our City Fathers and Mayor the
lesson that Memphis needs two or more
powerful steamers as precaution
against fire and as a check to it when it
breaks out. The expenditure of money
properly is often the only true economy,
which latter is word often misapplied
by small-headed demagogues and negro
loving politicians.
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FRIENDS Of the Bartlett movement,
rally tonight, July 29th, at Galena' s
garden, Beal street.
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SoRIBNER, Popular Science. Galaxy,
Harpers and Eclectic, for August; APP
pleton's Monthly for July, and fall line
EDITORIALS and dailies, at Billy Lieben's
news stand, 1864 Main street.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG.
Clothing department = 900
fine Alpaca Coats, So 80.

FRIENDS of the Bartlett movement,
rally tonight, July 18th, at Galena's
garden, Beal street
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DRY slab wood for sale at our mill in
the Navy Yard at 81 so per cord.
l43eod R. L. Cochran & Co.
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FRIENDS Of the Bartlett movement,
rally tonight, July 18th, at Galena s
garden, Beal street.
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" Go9d Night, LltlIs NeIl.'

"GO9u N1gnts htttle Aehis
just published. The prettiest song
and chorus of the day. Everybody ad-
mires it. Send thirty cents and receive
it by return mail. Any piece Of music
or music book mailed, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of retail price. Send your orders
to LuDDEN & BATES,
Music publishers and dealers,
lao. Savannah, Ga.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. 10 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
KAHN q FREIBERG.
200 pairs boys and YOUTHS
lOW-quarter shoes, soc.

Cooley, Harper and ell the late fash
ion magazines can be found at Mans
ford's; also late New York, New Or
leans and Nashville papers, and all late
weeklies and dailies from the prominent
cities Of Europe and America. Call at
Mansford's for your reading matter, cor
ner Of Second and Monroe streets.
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The FRIENDS OF THE BARTLETT MOVE
uEvr of the Sixth Ward will meet
Wednesday night, July %, at Galina's
Garden, IS Bea! street. Prominent
speakers viii Be present. 100
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wATERMELONsI WATERMELONs

The finest in the city, at
r. c. MILLER & Co.'S,
l3I 1888 Main street.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG.
800 pairs chiIdren's kid an
kIe ties, 25c.

DRY slab wood for sale at our mill in
the Navy Yard at 81 80 per cord.
l43eod R. L. COCHRAN & Co.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
1000 pairs mems half hose,

GoLLoDAY is in the city with his tenth
prize span Of horses and barouche on
and can be seen on the
streets or at Joe McCuller's stable on
Adams street. It is a magnificent turn
out.
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For Tickets or information, address
THOs. n. BRAMlETrE,
Assent and Manager, Public Library Building,
Louisville. Ky.
For full information apply 10 @. II. SA NJ
UEJS, No. West Court street, Memphis,
Tennessee. b3-t&s-tW-lB
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FIVE HUNDRED cords dry slab wood at
81 so per cord at our mill.
1877 VENABLE & RAWLINGS.
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Y property, liz acres, with a good, modern
built frame cottage-house. in a beautiful for
est grove, with four rooms, front and back
porches, kitchen, servants rooms, stables,
etc all under fence in good repair, and a
young orchard. Situated 81 miles frem Court
Square. If any difference in value OF ex-
change, would be paid in cash. A bargain
can be had by application 70
I. T. STRATT0N,
127-t $50 Main street. Waldran Block.
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The smokers benefactor is Coleman,
of Rosa Concha fame. Call on him.
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nor SALE. PINE PIANOS AND Or
u CANS Great inducements for cash. Sold
on monthly payments at reduced prices. Call
soon. ll06t1 MEkRIMAN & WILCOX.
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ZOE aALE.

nor sALE-PIANos. ORGANS AND MU-
n steal merchandise generally. Tuning and
repairing promptly attended to at S75 Main
street. l2L-1
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DRY slab wood for sale at our mill in
the Navy Yard at 81 80 per cord.
l43eod R. L. COCHRAN g. Co.
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ROR RENT-FROM JUNE lsT, RESI-
n dence No. 1879 Madison street, Greenlaw
Block contains u or IA rooms. Apply 20 A
&. Dennis, 1872 Main street. SIT
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

500 Elegant imperial bustIes,
15P.
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Tor SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. ABOUT
e thirteen thousand feet Of lumber, for
rafting Apply at $50 Front street. 94-t
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LIST OF GIFTS.


GRAND TOTAL 1900 GIFTS.
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BARBouR's fine grapes at reduced
prices. 1871 OLIVER, FINNIE 4 Go.
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nor RENT A DESIRABLE BRICK
Il residence of ten rooms, situated at Ne. 81
Linden street; occupants leaving for the sum-
mer. Will rent low to a GOOD tenant. Some
boarders in the house who wish to remain.
Inquire at IS Linden street 1871
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UNOR RENT-COTTAGES, 0FFICES.
4 stores and sleeping-rooms and boarding
houses. MoRAE, MYERS & SNEED,
PSI 279 Main street. up stairs
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The Drawing at NhshviIle-List o 4
the Principal Prfzes-gushVflle,
Indiana, Gets the Zen Thousand
Dollar Prize.
, 1874-08-08

y EuIngs l'HA! INtSe+H1Eff - 4NA HAILEA Fk1 Ut
$40 OIL those stones, you could havo it. Ii, ut
tho gunlo rate, they weighed 100 or ZOO carntH,
you could hayo tho money 10 tic aano propor-
lily hoart leapt into mouth. "Aro you in
II noyor joEe about money. It is loo scrons."
~ want e5o.ogo to-.no!Yew. Ut half-past I
o'cloeh, Oh diamonds worth ,000." ...
.'WLcre nro thoyi"
"You shall hRyo thom tomorrow. want the
money for sixty days. Qulok-tllo ratio 7"
"The diamonds are not yours; of course. I
muut know whose thoy arc. ..-..
THEY ARE MADAAEn. .,
T nm not surprised. But thoy llaro quarrelol.
Would she plosase I t!'om Of hes own FREQ wlllf"
~ must havo Aor written obligation. .,6ho
must borrow thu llionoy rate. 10 por cont-ilot
ponny less. Money is worth VI per day. on tho
street, II Not rodoeMeu In sixty dhys-M0 nlattor
II tho dianoudB wore worth $l00,0 ,000-tl1ey arc
to Io niue. 4 bill Of ealo must bo passoI 1t
your expense you must Aayo tho Hta4oB ta}scu
Uut OF tilor setting, and linyo iowcIer'n suaie
to earthly to tho weight"
house Tor tAat!' cried Enthusiastically. This
seemed to plcaso him. "iuu aro very young,
aud will be cLcntoa ont Of your Dyes aone day.
It tH atrallgo, my father hantllel Msro ALL
toinotse'a diamonds I'M ono Of tho few itl tass
world who arc ut Ito botto,n Of tho story Of tho
Quoen's necklace. But how dill this trout,lo
como ? know; South Americans hlslne4s.
llouso Ia not baaly hurt, being
"On my solemn word Ut honor not ut all. Wo
want only trilc of somo s;75,0 QUO to mako ,ls
just as eaAy nA g'nyo; III fact. don't you think
ii por cont th lA!gh for sl,ell Yoelsuty3"
"iou aro huaibuggipG me. ueo2iring II nun
who is moro touaciu.la OF hlH money than Il
llaYpagon. Dubato tho raHttcr un Instant moro,
tint young nanA tather tl1at !. Hl,y fool like
llolpinE .h!im, provdiug tho stoues ialIy coyur
tho risk"
~ accepts" and grasped Ills hand, aud loft
, 1874-08-08


Mr.. Don 7, Sllaber i.aB recentIy yisiLea Tho
lhle Of blonls, and Lad occasion to Investigate
tho MyEtoties Of sist uud pine. In q poto to tho
Doslon Transcript Ao thur explains tho results:
waH guest Ut tho Appledoro, and felt con*
slslerably under tho weathor from lilo groat
shaking up lad endured in going thitllor.
friend or many yoalY whispered in my oar, Try
gin md p1no.' 1t was q nysteriouH proposition.
md lopkol to him for MI explanation. lia led
mo down stairs, au tl1on lo tomauttol Of tho
man wllo stool behind tho couptor, tGln and
pino! Ilo gin wnH poured, into q glasH, aud
tllon tlnsk looking buttlo was takon doWn-tho
Bnnlo, I nln told, that Smith discoyored--and
ab0ut 4 tenYpoontll Of dark semi -tluld added:
Tho tun,blor wna tl,on illol With water and
Hwoetonol, md 1t WAS given mo to tako-as
medicine. ! drank it NTH faith, aud Watod tho
RESULT. The Atlantic OcoAn Immediately over
flowed ila baNk, never saw 10 much OF it bo-
foro. Ttlo mnln land became Invisible Whales
Lack Light waa III atate Of groRt cutimotion
tho Applet1orios Wero ~ largo as frtga.os lhe
Yerant1a o., Wot, walked WAS al an anglo OF
45 degrees, up Nllsuli stopped With difficulty
there Wero tn0 antsnuces TO tho house, hot,ycc,l
which struck; tha casters aud tho goblotu on
tho tabla wore tnnclng to tho accompaniment OF
hulla atld fork. mud tAo uhowiler that mind
l1nlittotl me waB innleuso-tho only thing that
sooniel hAturnl. But soon tlia feeling wore or.
a,ut heatll wns restored. NH tllllH rropurod to
sl,oaI OF tho great Applcdora rG,ncly, one dose
Of which IL anollgh for tho wornt caioy, I
would mt recommend moro than ono, beca.Es
further pllcno'nona might onbuo, whloh wouli
tain." -,
, 1874-08-08
MAGNANifAtIf.
Fnoal TI1E AAAn1Us
Outside his camp, ono DAY,
AslcbI' tho Prophet Jay.

Fno1I TI1E ,AliAnIu,
Outside his camp, ono DAY,
Asleep tha Prophet Jay.
Sudden he woke, and IoI
Above hs,n stood Ills foc,-5 :.
8food Dur,her with drawn blade,
"AfhO IL there NOW" l1 said,
"a1onamp,ol, taeee to 'afavo
from Durtlier and tho grave?"
"Alla,.'!" tlo Prophet cried.
Hhcreat, aYo-territed,
A-auako at TINT dread word,
Dnrther lot full ll4 sword.
a1olaninscf, strctc1,eti lila hand,
And. holding !A'gh tho brand y.
Who Durtl,cr now cnu sayo
From Allah anI tic gravel" j..
"Alas Lord, no onc.'' "Thsn
Thy weapon tako ugain,
aAntt from Atohnmmrts lnarn
Mercy to show IN turn !"
Thonrefor!h, tho legend 'culs,
Tslske two wuro a1way irlends.
'EachtI Iumtroy ~ tA6 GLristitiA UAton.
, 1874-08-08

e.. =. AIlU'.-Dt., AUA.lJ4'l IL. LOLA
, 1874-08-08
gift OF way in tho statcs, tho belgium roads havo

mile az tic American roalta, t,,tl, aB to tIo dif-
feronco i'll Tho cost Of iton rolling atocis, otc.,
can tarlif, wllio. If tito railroad companies do
not advocate aud ,pl,uld, they cortain[y layo
1nntlo no 'olfurts to rctncc Or ropoal.
Untlor tho fostering Influence Of Troo Trade
and clsoap transportation [or tho company roads
,uont roads to carry nt tho sumo ratos), 1ltflo
l}otg!um las buconlo. In sifglo geuordtlon, OK
coodnkly woaltlly, aud prosperous beyond my
otl,or. .pcop1o iii Europe. -, -. -
UolSi1m ID only 4 small patch of territory,
this little aroa there til SUPPORTED III comfort and
INDEPENDENCE t,400, ,0b0 goulB Gan yol,r rond-
ors rea1zo tint, oh 4 spaco not EXCEEDING o,le-
Jlt1lt tint Of ILLINOIS, thoro id Concentrated tho
l1inucsota? but such ia tic fact. belgium
supports ''f' =
nyr ,;11ynnrn vAu,r, IRA m irrr' ao1,Anr MITE.
England, which 'contnius ono city Of $500, Zoo
inhabtatta aud Il f,oycn oihera raDeing from
2iOU0O to Coo, 200 each. is lces densoly populated
and, what ii ntill moro singular, England, Which
hoan,H nf hor soioutit{o aid t'orfoct Hvntom of
landlord and teunilt cultivation, scarcely, pro-
d,,ces l1alf Clio broad or mont consumed by 'lor
readstufla, and Tires millions OF tous Of froah
mud salt meats. choose, aud butter,-mahipg
serel millions Of ions OF food per annt,n
whereas Belgium, which contafns rs per cont
mora inhabiiants to tho Bquaro milo, inports
scarcely pound Of brostlstuGs or a pound Of
meat, but actually exports moro food than sIlo
imports. Not ouly docs belgium, prouuce sufli-
ofoi,t food for lcr nopulatton, including barley
for tho manufacture or beer, OF which largo
Quantities aro consumed, but gho groWa nearly
enough s1gar-boots to supply her poopIo with:
what "awoo,cni,lE" they need; and, in tho
n1ountain- n-llistricts of ArdouneB gralioa enough
arc grown to produce a considerable part OF
atl tho uuo consumed in Belgium. y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-08-29

DISTRICT COURT adjourned Tuesday
morning. The following decisions were
rendered previous to adjournment
Wilson VS.. Ryan-Trespass. Judg-
ment for Plaintiff.
Wilson vs.. Ryan-T7espass. Judc-
ment for Plaintiff.
Huston VS.. Todd-Action to Quiet title.
Judgment for Defendant.
Frick u Davis vs.. F. Frey ct al.-Dis-
solution and Partition. From April term.
The Court finds that the Grass Valley
Ditch and surplus water of the South
Fork Of Grass Valley creek, also the new
saw-mill, constitute common property,
and DEGREES that this property be sold /;
that S2,295 SO be paid to Louis and Fred
Frey, and that the balance of proceeds
be divided equally between the Plaintiffs
and Defendants. John w. Phibrook is
appointed single Referee, provided both
parties agree thereto, but in case of dis
agreement, then John w. Philbrook,
John Martin and NJ. f. Griffin shall be
the Referees.