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The daily gazette., 1875-01-20

THE SAD STORY OF A WIFE AND
MoTHER.-Tne Seaford Del.) Citizen
relates that on the morning of the 10th
inst, a woman with small babe in
her arms appeared in that town, hav-
ing walked from Bridgeville. The
woman was en- route from her home in
Chester county to her friends in Drum.
mondtown, Va, whom she had left
some years ago to marry man who
had deserted her. Until quite recent
ly, she stated, she had been living
very happily, but her home became
darkehed by the repeated presence of
stra, ge girl, with whom her husband
finally cloped, first selling all the
household goods and pockcting the
money. The wife then started for
her family in Virginia, and proceeded
by rail as far as Bridgeville, where her
little fund became exhausted, and she
left the cars to finish the journey on
foot. AT Seaford sufficient sum was
raised to send her to Snow Hill, and
she left for that place on the 11th. She
gave the name of Mrs. Agnes Morris.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-20
NnTICE
REGISTEIs'S ORDER.

New Castle County. Dec. ilth. 1s74
Upon the application Of JOHN OTTO.
Administrator OF GEORGE d. STIDHAM
late of Wilmington Hundred, in said County'
deceased, It is ordered and directed by the
Register that Administrator atotesajd. give
notice OF tho granting of Letters Admins
trati0n upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date OF granting thereof, by causingad-
refreshments to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six,o he
most public places of the County Ai New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same. or
abide by an Act OfAssembly in such cas ma de-
and provided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period in the Da'jy
dazette, a newspaper published in viii
mlngton ,and to be continued therein three
(~) Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Once 81 the Register aforesaid. Mt
New Castle, in New Castle Comfy
aforesaid.the day and yea, above written
5. c. BIGGS, Register.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate' tho deceased must present the same
duIy attested to the Administrator. on or
before december llth, 1875, or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided,
JOHN OTTO,
49,, Administrator.
nuuI Ioss-" "limlngton. Del decl2 -eod-3w
The daily gazette., 1875-01-20
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es
tate Of tha deceased must present the same
duly atested to the Executor on or before
Nov. ?5th. 1879. or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
WIN. MoMENAMIN,
Executor.
Address-Ni.mingtOn, Del. noY2S-3weOd
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THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.

In Foochtw, China, the Method,sts
have 10000 converts.
Bishop Marvin gives notice that
the time of holding the Kentucky
Conference has beah- changed from
September Is to September 22..,.,, :
The Irish Episcopal Church Synod
took action that the word priest
wherever used in the revision of the
Prayer Book, should be understood as
"presbyter." :.
The Copgregationalist says, if you
give one guinea or upwards to new
Protestant Episcopal church at Birm-
ingham. England, you shall betrayed
for once a month.
Messrs Moody and Sankey have
been invited by the Round Lake IN.
" Camp Meeting Association to hold
a ten days meeting on their camp
ground in September next.
1t is SAID the activity of the Roman
Catholic Church in the South since
the war; has resulted in an increase Of
at least 20 per cent in their Church
and school work. Very doubtful. =
The government Of Mexico forbids
ell holidays except the Sabbath and
such a. are appointed by itself, all re-
ligious professions through the street,
distinctive religious dresses in public,
and. requests to religious establish
ments.
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thrice as much, though considerable
portion has been injured by being
permitted to remain in the fields cx.
posed 30 the weather. Another year
this VIII be guarded against by build
ing shelters, or having IL out, up in
Espd large shocks, so that The tains
win not injuro. il. ,. There ere,more
good lawyers in .this county than in
almost any county in the, State of its
sife and population. %, They have two
places FOR holding court IN this county,
Trenton and Humboldt. The Meth
cdist conference j. now in session here,
andiththoughi twill beAnintehsating
occasion. This is the place where 70
many IL year citizens took refuge from
yellow fever in 1873. Neither cholera
nor yellow fever has ever prevailed
here The water avery fine freestone,
snd can he obtained 81 a depth Of from
eighteen 70 thirty feet.
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Crockett county has $4,000 cash,
Court-house funds, IN the Brownsville
bank. -. j.. I'm
Horse thieves abound in the vicini-
ty of Cbesnpt Mound. A Mrs Bush
had two hoyses stolen recently
One das,,last week the, Lebanon
barrel factory made saleof seventeen
thousand barrels to Nashville firm.
Elk Congressman Golladay aud his
nephew Circuit Clerk Strattcn, had
shooting scrape in Lebaaon last
week. Nobody hurt. ,,
The district of Montgomery cclnty,
in which Clarksville is situated. has n
scholastic population of one thousand
nine hundred and fifty-four. ~
,SpingfsM Record: The heays Gains
oflast week did but little, damage to
the, wheat. Oats and hay however,
were damaged tea considerable extent.
New York parties instituted suit
against, the Memphis and Psducah
railroad 70 recover largeiamount of
money alleged 10 be due from defend
anti. ]. .t',srt d.
1t is reported that Mr. sroseph Fos-
ten' Of Smithville, was 1purdered in
Putnam COUNTY. His body was found
I'M sinf-hole. At last accounts no
clue to the murderers had been dis
covered.
Paris Intelligencer: A musk-rat
made hole through the dam at Ce-
dar Ridge Mills, Weakly county, the
other night, turned all the water off
and caused about "a hours suspension
of business. They haze since fortifi-
ed against the gentleman with two
inch oak spiling.
Tax Assessor James represents to
the Alamo Sentinel that he has asses
sod for taxation in this county 2015
dogs. of which number 122 are fe-
males The tax, all told, amounts to
s2503. District No. 10 is the banner
dog district, it returning for assess
ment 234, the fourth district return.
ingithe siSallest number ~.
Jackson sun: The new county of
Wisdom has been enjoined in the
Chancery Court of Madison county.
Some of the grounds upon which the
injunction was granted may be stated
as follows: want of territtry, fraud in
election, that the Hardeman fraction
voted readily against the new county,
that the act of the legislature under
which then county was sought to be
established was unconstitutional, and
many more reasons too Numerous to
mention. 1t is safe to say that the
friends of the new county, and its OPP
ponents will make vigorous and re-
riorseless fight
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GENERAL NEWS.

Duncan, Sherman IL Co. failed in
Esw York last Tuesday. Liabilities
near $4,000, 000.,
The marriage of a white man to a
negro woman nearly melted the people
of Sheffield, Mass, to riot.
,,Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston, of Geor-
gia, has been elected President of the
Arkansas industrial University.
Specials from Vienna say it is
reported Russia and Germany intend
to grant military furloughs on large
scale next year. One of the Vienna
papers urges Austria to follow example
and prove that the alliance between
The three Emperors is worth some
thing. a., -.
The Railroad Gazette gives list Of
Tie railroad accidents in the United
States for the year ending last MAY,
showing that the number WAS 1874,
and that the number killed was 179,
and injured 984. The greatest num-
Der of accidents in any cnc month. fa;;
in February, when tEay reached Oil.
..rEhe little Rock Gazette of the
twenty-frst says: Weare requested to
inform the public and warn tlietp, of
an individual, claiming to be Catho-
lie priest, travelling along the line of
the Cairo and Fulton railroad, collect
ing funds. He is an impostor, and
has already imposed upon the railroad
hands along the route.
An important opinion was rendered
by Judge Strong, of the United States
Supreme Court, of ESPECIAL interest to
express companies. The Judge held
that common carriers had right to
limit their liabilities by inserting in
the bill Of .lad;ng a clause requiring
notice OF less from the consignee to be
made within a given number of days
after shipments.
The Khedivs of Egypt wrote to
Gen. Sherman to ask him, to recon-.
mend a good engineer officer for the
Egyptian army, and the General rec
commended Col. Derrick, of Virginia,
who was a prominent officer in the
engineer service in the Confederate
army during the whoieretellion. Col.
Derrick has received his commission,
and. sailed from New York for Egypt
on Wednesday.
In May last voting lady residing
IN tuka, Miss, was brutally outraged
at the depot while waiting for an escort,
at, an. early hour, by a negro hack
driver, Louis Thompsci. During the
struggh the bit hin on the cheek,
which led to his capture.,,sHe, was
arraigned. for trial and sentenced to
the penite1tiary for life. The greatest
excitement ensued upor the announce-
ment of the verdict, as the ladg, vas
poor and unprotected, BIT highly es-
teemed by all citizens. Last 1teekta
party of disguised men went to the
Jail and took Thompson Down near
the depot and hung him. Tuesday the
body was cut down by the sheriff and
inferred.
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Ftfta .
Fourteen different Christian Socie-
ties are laboring in japan, employing
100 missionaries. A work on the Evi>
densssof Christianity has been trans
lated into Japanese, and. largely circu4
lated, So also Pilgrims Progress, and
Stuart Mill on, Liberty. 81.
A, good apeedote is. ted Of two
North Carolina Methodist ministers,
named respectively Starr and Ware.
They. were bath counting the sa-re
TToYng lady, and chancssl tecaIl ON her.
-imultape9usly. MIR Starr. regretted
Miss Jennie, as she seatefherself at the.
piaau, to singi.. ooh. III be d Starr
The rival siitor irIme,liatelY said,
MISS Jenpies ba- Ware ~ l.. -.
TIE New York Herald, animated
lyytbe picturesque religious ideas de-,
Teltped ty .he Reefher trial, and with
the fact staring It, in the. face. that in
New York. ard its environs IS repre-.
sbnse1 every creed III ne universe,
and. q thqusard creeds of native New
York growth besides, n.cfssily OBJ
serves: "Religio,. in New York is re-
flsrkgble for its variety. In countries
where one Church is established, and
where other churches are forbidden or
at least but tolerated, there must bea
monotony of worship. The history of
the Jews illustrates this effect. Re-
quired to worship but one Supreme
Being, they were continually running
off after false gods-a tendency. which
gave the prophets great deal of .trotl-
bic. In the city religion resembles
more closely THAT qf the Greek Pan,
theon, wherein pms, worahinper could
choose any God that he kked, some
preferring Mercury, other Pallass and
others Diana or Bachus. The ,pions
mind must be fastidious indeed if it
does not find ip, our Churches some
teligio1that viii suit it, and if it has
any difficulty in the matterit has on
ly 70 act upon the advice given by
printed placards in fashionable stores:
"If you don't see what you want, ask
fori,
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We find the, following compliment
tary notice of Milan in the Memphis
Appeal of last Sunday. 'gritten By an
intelligent gentleman, who is travelling
extensively. over this and adjoining
states. Milan lsibecOrAipg IncQre vide
ly known every day. /. We saw a com
plirnentary notice IN an East Teppes
see paper q few days since by north
ern correspondent" I'll a..
MNsx,. July 23.-This place is
growing With as much rapidity as any
village in West Tennessee, being, as it
is, at the intersection Of the Louisville
and Memphis and of the New Orleans,
St. Louis and Chicago roads. 1t is
eighty-six miles from Cairo, two hun
dred and thirty-eight iailasl from st.
Louis, two hihdred and eighty-four
miles from Louisville, and ninetyrthree
aniles from Memphis. 81 The first house
ever built In this place. .Has in 1863,
and the first business housein 1861.
Milan remained way STATEN, until
two or three yearsago; COW it isassum-
ing the proportions of. q, small city,
having twenty-five hundred inhabit-
ants. They have several fine churches
and many coed schools, ., Yeus article
ON fruit. culture haR. attracted spsne
attention here, aid they say they have
as fine y ffuit. region aroused M itanlas
is at Gadsdens Mckenzie, or Paris.
One Of the iyest newspapers in West
Tenncssee-the. .ExeHANGE-,is pub
,lished here, and is doing well. 1t
contained an editorial on the 10th of
June in, reference to Gibson county,
which is full of valuable information,
ixnd which has boon extensively copied
into northern papers. Gibson county
Is the second county in Tennessee in
the yalne of Its farm products, Shelby
being the first. In 1870. this county
produced 1l6,S69 bushels of wheat;
this year it has produced twice or
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29

We call the attention IF egr agri-
cultural readers 10 TIE following time
", sensible article from the Memphis
Appeal. There are numerous old
fields on hillsides in this neighborhood
which have been turned out as of no
further use, which can be made the
most valuable parts of our lends.
Plant peach ard other. fruit trees,
grape vines. etc. We don't only in
yite the northern fruit groyers (al-
though we will welcome them hcarti-
ly,) but We urge ers. cKn People to
take advantage Of, this great opportun-
ity to. become independent. Read the
extract: - s. - :, - !. 81 ir 81
e, Some facts which we learned from
one of our correspondentsin,regard TO
the sale of peaches, pears and other
fruits that were raised near Gadsden,
. station on the Louisville. road, sew
ty-six miles frpn Memphis, suggest
TO our minds the. importance Rf Iaak,
ing fruit growing, especially the grow
ing of peaches, a speciality in West
Tennessee. There are several places
Oh the same road well adapted to that
purpose. The hills around Gadsden
bore fruit this year when it was killed
in other places less fortunately situat-
ed. One man has thirty acres in peach
trees of various kinds, including the
Early Heath and Crawfnrd's Early
These peachesir are put on the cars
about three o'clock in the. afternoon
and reach Cincinnati or ST. Louis the
next morning hY,scveh' p'clQck, 50 as
20 escape tie rheat Of the day while
being TRANSPORTED They net, aa We
are informed, theGtowers Of thisfruit
four dollars a, bushRl. There are many
such places as Gadsden between Mem.
phis andthe Kentuekylipe where fruit
might be successfully grown. The
figs between Milan and NJ Kenzie and
between MKGnzie, and Par,s,are well
suited to fruit growing, and in the
course of time viii be covered with
orchards Of the finest fruit of every
variety. West Tennessee is now SC
near the great centers of population
bT,fhil-1 incinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis--that we can never grow SC
much early fruit that it will not COM
mand q fine. price IN thdss markets.
There is no danger of the business be
ing everdone, or If tho, market being
overstockea. 1.-The north s5pplies us
with winter apples and potatoes, lei
us supply them With SUR sper peaches,
pears cherries. hppley MELONS, AND
smaller. fruits and berries. The time
will come when: the, fruit crop of Ten
n ,ssee will bring more .nAeneyinto the
State than. the cotton crop, and. then
our days of prosperity will be-at hand.
Ne invite the fruit, growers from the
north and east to come among us and
turn our, hills into orchards and vine.
yards, for pleasgra-aad, for. profit.
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tiia1s1 I I SEH tRIEANs ROUTE

Pas:cnglF- 20 A. IT tecdi7civcs of the ad'an-
G t3Isls I REV ORLEANS ROUTE
5 sEogil baysthcir tickets read
" IA Q "A L n o.
es1for Tickets and Indignation. apply at
prineiRal Railroad Ticket Offices in the West
and Souflwest er,HHtI. a~,ra =
First-elass trts mn o1ati0I in the way OF
EATANt ifDt Il. 81 ..'--
Fully equipped WITH 81 modern appliances
for the ssif..y AND comfort Of passenger.
wESTtNGliQCS LAIR BRAKE, Miller's
PIaiferps, amp essrEnzs.
ftEESiAE PALACE CARS,
Smooth and ihrsu baiIastsd track. Close con-
neyition ut Milans Team with trains on L. Il y.
Louisville, Cipeipnati& Eastern Cities
HsE14!i* TH4Ae Rock d, Tsras.
E;e l.. fESg ss5ss. d,nf p. GA Re t.t
mar4 - Do New Orleans. La.
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paukle colrfsh sstststst MEETS, 10 per cent. ad-
vance c,, tha aAoye rates.
Triris-cct enk AWE isAslents. 20 per cent, adj.
vance en- the khcfe rstcs, "
I,er ceat lstsescr an tie ahe4e rates.
LEGAL n x ccs.~ On Vie safe eNpe a. local
reN1lkt AaSser,l z per cent saSarcs en- the
osssssSse.' fffssussa 81 Hssesst tescsFs zach \,
ecnae cekctally frcsn charitable socictiesl. 4
femsrks On mArfisres. enc half Of regular
= l.ocel Notice - rates, Sifanie snnouncc-
Al ssSaSieat 81 vertisemeuts must ee paid fct IN
sarsaee. Yearly advertisements, e0aftesiy
IN advance. a
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THURSDAY, JULY %. 1875.
How I, ,hs. ,Ao M.mnh;. Az,

How is !, THAI he Memphis Ava
lanchc. which denounced the Gibson
county lynchers' sounmercifany. new
advises the city oaScyrS Of Memphis
% disregard the decision of the courts'
This Is even worse than the act Of the
hos-headed men who lynched the nc
grOes st Trenton. This pspsr ccOlly
advises the law officers 10 resist the
execution of the law,, But we believe
the people Of Memphis love the good
name of their city towel to heed such
advice. o, consistency, what a iewe,
fhou art
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29

The only Inc rTasaa PIT Sleeping
Cars from, ,,t2icdgo to Ne,c
0rIeuis fflhoif Change.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29

ttTruia NJ 3ttsEnctts at Humboldt and Milan
from FsSonta tor Louisville; at Cave City with
aiss,s u E.NiamJnOth Cave; at Lebanon junction
afhb iiyytsGiiis 4 IsiehIuond Branches; at Gin.
: anstti xiancE:op - III J.. e.. & L. X. X. for the
N6rth; and. Fast: ~ louisville with o. & VI.
Rii and D., VI. 4 ]. Il. K. for the North, East
| Trpib..Ne 4slRnrs!s at Humboldt and Milan.
" nj jIS;S nth f5r louisville; at Mckenzie with
Nc 49, L R'y for the SShtheast at Guthriu
with nj az ts..k R'Y North :; at glasgow June
ton a.ldhss , Glasgow; Mt Cave City to and
from NnaLmp~h. Nayr. .,.....
FrainlNs ~ 7FtBects OF Mckenzie with y, G
4 It u y Z fgr tie Southeast.
rtt.fM8T PALACE CARS
Ian 10th ways, WITHOUT CHANGE. from
NEW Sltt;E9NS TO LOUISVILLE
-,-rt :. IA Milan.
Etfftt Kbtk TO LOUISVILLE
st.-..:,,tSi7 AgfnphF.-, ,---
MEMPHIS To NASHVILLE
- via Mckenzie,
G. p ATMORs' Gen i Pas i Tirk Ag't.
felt Louisville. ny.
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Attain No connects ut Memphis with VI 4 l.
Z R'y F)r Little Rock and all points in Texas.
f2oIEG NORTH.
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New OTIeatR, ST LGHis & Chicago
E~rf+~cAD.
TRIO TO New Orleans:
DYE f-HbkOKEN LINE VI
t'H',rit.'j, ST. LOCIS md
t%i'RO, ILLINOIS.

n4'ls;iG'ii55 t'fe Irt,H.I .o.sag. Y:o.Et 3,
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The Leading Colleges.
Everything pertaining to the Commercial
Course, together with Tclegraphy, taught prac
ticslly by experienced instruct9Fs.- I,,.,.--
This il :he place 20 get Busihss- EiucatiOn.
Send for College Journal to
THOMAS T0NEff,-
aug27 Nashville. Tenn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08
NOTICE..

HNO WILLIAM SPENCE, JAMES SPENCE
4 ~. L J.. SpTnce.l Samuel Clay Antoine
kaufman. Clay 4 Kaufm4n,l Morris Price, and
Arthur Ilekly. creditors 81 the Montezuma
Mining Company. and - Wm. ID Strout their
trustee-Yoa are hereby notified that the
Assessment work. as required by the Act OF
Congress. of tue United St&ies, of MAY To-
1874. has been done by me On the Montezuma
Ledge and Company. situated in I Arabia
Trinity Aiming district. Humboldt county,
state Of Nevada. upon the original location
thereof, for the year ISIS. and prior thereto,
and other expenditures IF money and labor
on the said ledge and company 10 the amount
OF six hundred dollars Is uo}, asd that If sou
DO not contribute your proportion, two hun
dred and niHesy-two dollars and fifty cents
ts2S2 59l in gold coin. on or before ninety days
from this date, " ur interest in said Monte
Zlala Ledge and Company will become the
property OF the undersigned. and that
demand OF you the immediate payment
thereof
LUTHER A. BCCKNER.
Trinity lsr-bial Mining District, Deem.
ber5, ISIS. d1-td
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NOTICE.

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AND OLD.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


How many Thousands OF persons, both male
and female. there are who are suffering out
miserable existence from the effects of secret
induIgenees or from virus absorbed into the
system! Look at their paliid. emaciated
and dishglred faces and their broken-down
constitutions. disqualifying them for the hap
piness OF marriage or the enjoyment of life.
In this horrid situation thousands snffer sntil
death closes the scene. Let parents. guardians.
friends. attend TO those who are suffering with
any Of these horrible. life-destroying maladies
see that they are cared for and cured before
II be too late. Send them Immediately To- DIR.
GIBBON, physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years. and who
in certain to cure the most inveterate case,
with mercury or any injurious drugs. 1t H.
important to those who are afflicted, or 10
those who are interested In the welfare Of
their friends. TO be careful Of the many pre-
tended doctors who infest all cities, publish
ing their skill In curing all diseases In few
days, imposing upon the public by using the
names OF eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. BE therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into tho hands
oil those chsrlatAns.