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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
the control of the State Engineer over his subordi-
mates might properly be enlarged.

the control of the State Engineer over his subordi-
mates might properly be enlarged.
STOP THE LEAKs-FINIsH THE CANALS.
have deemed 1t my duty to look beyond The
abuses practicgd in the letting OF contracts, aud to
see if tho materials have been delivered and the
work has been done for which SO many millions
have been paid ont by the State and also to learn II
the locks walls and Other structures have been
bulb in faithful way and IN compliance WIN Lie
contracts. | an satisfied, from information EilNs
already gained. that there should be m iDye61g'-
uon Of these subjects. IL IL my purpose with l4is
aid Of TIE members of the Canal Board, 10 nave an
examination made OF our public works anu 10 learn
their condition l. NAV be too late % Cetect al
frauds but many may be exposed and punished, ana
a check put upon practices 80 destructive 70 m"rals
rs well TO the public interests Of the people Vi
1t Is clear that under the present system Of canal
management the people VIII not be relieved AIOili
taxation the boatnen from high tolls or the neeuSu
improvements OF the Enc ana ChampLlln cahhie D
finished. H. ~ power to gam these E4c't0
Of ecs by wise and honest policy Of retrenchment,
reform and official responsibility. Uniortunatcl
the abuses practiceG against onr canals anu
their commerce are exciting strong prtJUuiCcN
against these great public works rather than against
the wTongdoers and the wrongdong when lenu no no
destroy tncm. . r duty Is clear Let US CUT o' 80;
expenses which divert revenues from genera III
provement of the canals TO local or individual pun
poses make every CihciaI. every emplOye, every
contractor feel that the lava You have Just passed
against fraud viii be enforced. and oar canals W al
be finished, their commerce. revived ana iaAa'lu'i
viii be lessened not only as 1t Cppress", me % a.
men, but also ali other classes ~ our cltnens,
Iucre Is no real antagOnsm between the D!atH,cn
and fOrwardeTs who seek fair compensation lur
their services tie public who desire cheap trans
pOrtati0u and tie people who justly claim some re-
lief from the present mtOlerdhle pressure Oh Taxa
ton. Their interests are joint. whenever lhesc
classes are brought into false position OF apparent
hostility, IL Is proof either OF bau sitle Vi
laws on an Uufatuful performance OF Official duilr5
Whoever. for illicit gain, despous or wastes te re-
sources applicable TO these objects, IL the c"ihuI.
enemy of the Doatnen ald Tie tdAfal cI5 VINO A'"''
unite to enforce measures " reform and redress
SAMUEL j. lu.DLN.
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xrvyaaz, March IoNr5.s &c. al al port. since sep.
CATTLE MARKETS.

Ergv,Lo. March i9tA.r- -e fc'''p to-day reu''ns =
Job cua-, nasv b n. sg1yT ipr
tie .t.s M Jlg- Al c'~-, sgas 500 Tor he
lr .ar .IDe .s, lhfto
OaY, n 0,b
,7.
so C,LyR7r e. Tcct so den'rd has been
;s.4 ls.ir. .I rt ..s oA,l iaI.g ready
s,- qu.y 4ot 20 pevoas rec ~tss. Darv Cows q ID
10 t 50 $3.50 90 Lst sNl. tiJs neg ns- cIss naa
800 A,olt ~ reta Ills lotI
s1ic c,lL. 30 E-1a. at .!uI ? dS1 c1cl.
-.-r ..5 l...s- l.t. .l- . 500 leaf. r.l tr total
'a'p. lr 3D. ia. ~, 4-.-jJ hoes sra'ns I14OO bad
fr rorA 4.yJ0 .- for ss uur st
lo 1--.'s .-c 70 o-a.!on siy rr ST.
te r4,tefa wa.Aes ia. IL. d. - re-
81 tliolgu
l.oSs -sys ...r, tag fgr reported 90 arrive 100
hes. TIE r :iHJ head.
40 ht l4,t Teek snd 1000 lesI for
flr hai.' WIlt o 20 a., 1e
,: s .UJ .. ara talc VI s.oc-, Ior-e y 7J4y1 81
heavy Hog ,a55 -.
tL~AGo Hsr-1 IoCsr-,- les &C. vc mt pe-' 'sT sas-
-1uO s,C.,s 80 JO0ci 3D.; aIippiLg steers
.oa 6 5U '.r %. l0l 90 rlI.. aniueat 1900.
.r.sre 1.I 4 .uAt. rece,.-. iON o,.es a. 3 u
q; 71.c - Do oC4s u w. ls-, ~ oO,~' ~ !of heavy
q ya-au 4JJu -
-'.., -1 f,ce7 rs. l1oU' po'r 70 Ge4-dl, - ~ .
g. q. .,od 8, a. - - 4@l 20.
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APPENDIX.
EEtfbIi /.
Total. .97G.1l5 81 .2,CJIJ79 %
views or LOCAL OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS.

views or LOCAL OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS
The forthcoming message OF the Governor
On the frauds OF the Canal RING was the subject oI coz
v.rsa;lon yesterday among the politicians. IL s'em'"
20 be the opinion the informed that the e~pusur'
would strike both republicans and mocrats' although
the Latter might possibly Do the more numerous In
any case 1t felt TIA: the exposure was bound 10 oe
very flll and complete. The known cautOusness ana
tDorou.haess OK the Governor generally accepted
IA guaranty tAa. he would move la 50 Important
matter as ;A4s without beng fortified by proof IL 'Ae
absence 4 the message OF he Governor and The specc
ALLEGATIONS which 10 IS supposed would be coAial-eu
tnere.9 the POLITICIANS re rather chiry a0ont *
pressing heir opinions II Sac matter All agreed "o"
ever that 10 was hte death fight Eow WIN
tic C.lai E.rg II would Low BE- cI.ci uuon 10 pa.
f5rt, all OF - bcased strength. LA. OF NIAlan' a5
opc 81 The original members of the Apollo Il ID GeurrA
Committee and one the strongest champions Of the
Mamie pal eioru party S-cL oserta-c" tle OLD 1aH-
many E.ay, was asked LIS opalU. OF Tie Impending
g,rt TIc replied -lat tie Governor "m0yed u sach
mysterious WY lie wonders to perform tna1 ne pre-
rrrod 70 say nothing until be had read re GOVERNOR
message apd learned te extent Of tic charges against
tie nal Ping, which H. Id av.y5 IND -stccd - De
very .ormldahe.
Controller Green h.I an a:ilr- ,l,. So .e Governor
az one Of TIC c-cs;, most -Ispassi0aate AM -' p''-
&c men whom be LaI eY,- met Ji5u py Ais -'I' ICES
IN overthrow wing the T,nmlnY Ring, and IN other
measure, requiring cfr.tIi -,sesr"h, he was sttii u
t-I.t' ,,. NOR r4 not zone 4I.J tls contest "l,,-
80 Erft. fgir ,r.N,-1i .ur iL DO % Ir.s 20 -
vould 1z- stIJa- -L Odt - O~iit' 81 'Ae Governor
WulId 81. tIr v-r -.
Corcr,e nan believed that bot' De'1ocr'r3 ana ie-
rf..csas aO4Ia DE- .llt lf l.' 4.|-IIi-' Id ' --,.
l. Va. vel known ttat e E,.% "i7 con r'-t" OF H,u
u. p.t i-r.irs and o tho st.~'p-i 5 -'" u
..ts ty. handed tDc Tier iur Ianicr H. i'-''. =
iou- cg coded tlrou .TOJt tie S,r aonG iHt t"' ~
c+u..,. L. iac Governor -gcCcLdrH .i pt-lH't- Is
u he sulij have -,oonpl..ct q -l.a.ef lea ~ -
tau tLat ~ hieaklug ,Ao 4aHHanY ls.-<. Inc 'h'Ai
Ige Had been 4Oie TO are h"uihai h' l"' l''.
I'D All
sca.nl., = Yilrjcc. TIC soutn-. W1".1 DC "--S-tu
S..A lu.e.eat ~ tie ata. iurn cf D"th i.i'..os'
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6oIeis.

GROVE HOUSE. IA, f7G, and 17S Bleecker,
I .e,, aro,swavF Fine kOOAs excellent BOAkD ~ :"
$l0 81 % 70 ~ per 0aT.
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Br0adWay
- ~ 49, gro. P. HARLOW Proprietor
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TaE STATE or TRADE.



ra-,ov "s-ca lo--:;. nUl.el S4ies Eversry eoao1
: 49,. lJl-s - ....4-
--.r t.s 81; .-...Z Orcsra >Go 'tIr'' l''
,vr 4. IJI h4c w4rl Ct'1 w.i"t- ict cf OF ana
20. 10 .n-ra Tie tt'sA 3 t'o'f' te.s .i 3
40 900 Al,dtaa. Tie er.' 'i r vi" ave 'e4 49,
i.ri.i.- go, ec 90 Ur.lF. -t 70 0t' ti ~
C.ttoa ,relTlo. irrci. saa' 30 l % o. ,n-rs '-o
~ e. b-r1, i' Ia. 80 90 AA-I'-A
IS on Ai .-s U9u n"-as Je.w zoo; o-liti
srr~.I February -4O Do r'ihn2 Se1" 10"
Wtb- supp.i fs3-i-r, ed Attc u '-lp % -o -
Id, p Asrcr ~. !a ltl,t.4. -nl Ar 40 .-ira
o ia --- l.g Juac. q. c.. tl r'r . % \ nj
Tor e past have ben 1900 ql'fisls -e.dns i-O1O
tLosoos .es 49, ?. n-consols for 927s933; for
-" iyt,rooL Nar,h 1872 n co-n 90 979' qu'r;cr
I.vpoy March lg--nei1ri Petroleum, Id. e -li''-.
.noS M-IeA 1J-oU -tas -.fp-c-es q4o.e Aea'e' AZ
lre,or March 1890 p nof tie les q Cotton today
1oO IA se Al.rr. IN bass u 81 i-re Upillts
o-,re b m Good Orina sai.pu. teblIa1i ~ lJ-lGi io
-,r, t. Iow d ng ebinlr1 Pb-laT, l5-4Ol, bsei
- :, e.ee OF - Mesa ToIA, D.. a q o1L
obus 4JJ j. i-iaris eIs2s'c1es quote heh'es Az
Cal Sic - ,,-...--- a., 49,. Il,
below GOOD Ordinary shipped hre1 Aiu
Aen A. -. Tie market All !ASIic. al AAneHc'sI
Toynov Starch l9--rllo~. Al. ? evt.
LoAyoS IT,, e-ns--s9ats iarpenlne, 10 ? e"t
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DcIr1 nuJ Ec1I5.
Below ro1-taslsh-:s

a DvrPTrSr,frTTS FOR TIE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUNE wal B3 REC lived AZ FA2 urrVNN
Cd -iL-, - - w. e. .t,se-ls. .. .Dr IS sSs
rw"s g-h.fd'f IOi rIriyc corner ihf,-o-H't II tte
dALEh OFFICE so lot ,hr-see, cor o. nao4rr..a l.
fii-'l tsE. 3i i.I 90. 30. DE DcOJA
LTS BRANCH OFFl BIB Wss -Oor " te
P1s.O Zee, Pto ]. ., rgI.tr 3l-. -1-.~
) LARGE front ROOM 20 LET, on second
- to.r gas. r,. dr 81" otcr aicc ro1nS' 10 pr'a'e
h-l4e tal1I Ike "a CO nnsat
4 i 20 EAST F.-P.easllt, desirable,
II IUHN-Htp Rooms, s.'h or v'ao1t -OA3J Or mard o.
$40. ,oy lls-,e Anrfcaa ifi Ao 1ovi1s
~
4 PRIVATE family viii LET to gentlemen,
Ooaf re4f furnished silr BEDROOMS WITH are
eIcL@s.c- 80 -lSeA place Aesf F"G
seeniA 81
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These show that the State has already PAID nearly
four times the amount which was involved by the
terms Of the contracts. and though this excess
amounts 10 more than 81 OJ10)D, some Of the eXpcn
dituTeS are still going on with no prospect OF com
pletion. 1t also appears that Of lie expenditures
9 49, 80 ST. only S44. 81, less than One-thlId.
submitted TO pubic lottnC. BY maneuNers
Of this character the cOsts OF IUlc works are nun
up to eXtrava2dut SUMS. Appropriations ire abb
sOrbed Deficiencies arc creaicd 10 be paIl by new
appropriations, and tAo people are loaded down "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

I1Blvr y Y March 10 Wheat quiet RE hed hgh. win ite
doQ O.s qulel aud siealV; ZUO s STATE a.
Depot at &c Corn quie1 Dat 'Iong .' Of g-s
LOT OF Barley rctTe inquiry and ne very
Tendency a'e SsA made oss -J
On private ps. NAH stc1aI. w.
BAirros M-r,1 l9COttcu quiet bat trn Low hI-el.s''
l53.qIJ7s. Flour snd unhanKed Wheat cue. ana e'o
M 1ed do 81 p; Western Red, IL 26 No Do 81 20
PennsyvaHs Red 81 % G@l "a harTisld LED 81 20
do AMBER Do White 81 2OdSl 3Oi No efen SPIN
White, 81 do0ci SOuiGefn
81 a5le Sic oas sesdyi southern, 20 OG
White 67c sern Mixed oGboe AYE "a e' Alu Z.
with active obbng PORK arm al so 3O OS2l baK hs
Srr Shoulders 7 Clear lo SIDES lO' ior car e-ss Vose'
obbng pseked, SqS and Ii ll4c Bacon uH
c: Clear sdes lZdl@ Hama loo Laa hIlA- pa
tr n and lower; Good Pine Western IN Tabs AM Rolls
lSlollc Oornsv s6l &c Coge aI aBs nsll'
ma WHISKY apsi 81 81 lbaSl l59 u.
BosToz March 10 -PlOaf 9u srn steS1I dsminn e ~
a % asa so or supebe s5dS5 so for Common 81
tres IS IS 2j and Minnesota 50 50as6 % f
White Ohio, Indiana and Michigan % 70 Tor hnos
75SS Lo5s intending choice brands southern four
c71s9 so 2O9le for MIXED sno Yellow OAu ~
az ,c for White SOC ds shorts Pine Feel anu
1853 Recepts-Nour. IL y boIS NSrn'
3s Cas- bush Wheat A4OV bush Oau Il9O0 pusi sheI"'
CHrcAso March beforehand light holders am "neso
ereit.d higher opening closed easier No sprins ec
A.. IS .c for aricty "a e for hegu. SPOT s3s- Ap
sas nay No Do. s9Gsgsgc III. H'essd 81 1 AOG
s2s bid Nay Ieseed, 6SaoS o.,1de.na heai M.s
.n NO. 1S o 20 a AZ ass. us S.I. % IN AR
s,1a .sy.nesSs No spnag 81 O9Ssl TO- spO 81 05 =
al GA April seeds quiet and anehsngd Dressed hos -
.pa Lx6l % 6O9So Heavy - Port arner q! sie 10
po. Apf s22 MAY SO % June Laid aoy 70 U an
Sbsnsd WHISKY 81 II, Receps-FLOur 3uOO Dds Iea' n
900 bush 90 900 BUSH oits, ZUOoO 1as ,.t
hush Barley 900 bush shipneuts-fogf sUVV oo t.,.y
81 900 bush; Cora 1900 bush 0a. l9Voo ea'h DAf''
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Doaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.

EIKST-CLAsS BOARD.-Gentleman's villa
an .d.on per rear kesbArh hofscs &c. loose defiros
Of ~ NJ 20, s RIA sec and board address H.
e. re- OF j. Al sisTd, 3s9 Bfoaasay, n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

binary quantities. An example will more clearly
illustrate how the State is defranded ny these de-
vices. The engineer having estimated certain work
and material a. follows:
lpl cube yards Oi vertical wall $3...... s]p0 10
- cuuic wards or SLOPE wall ~ 81 531 -
1W tees = NJ White oak, al $50 ............ ~ %
eJIoO Iee1 b H. hen0ck. al 80 ~
A"ti ~ innate i'- ~
40 o. ale jOD al these Ile- Amounted Co.. 40 %
bid Tor tlc same was, for
10 cu1o yards vertical Wal, at S5.....-..... s59 90
$500 uuiC Yarts slope wall 81 - cUuts...-.... l.6 -
2.&O1 frt b NJ. white s70......--.-.... lc3 10
eJJO0 ieet IL IA. henuCA. al ls1 ~
and asgrc loi -
The proposal Of 49,, apparently 80 advantageous 10
the state. vas ac* pied, and the contract award
int lence IL was decided TO make only vertical
and no slOie wall, aud IL Use only oak a. no Dcln-
locK timber There was no Teiet ing, although the
agreement had been IN ftct revapDef into a new
and dinerent contract, winch enabled b. 10 collect
from the STAGE for
s9s5 cubic yanIs Of vertical wall az se.....t23s90
6-4y0 feet T. II. White JaS, ~ s0...-...--.-. 4oOS
The sum on .......... S2sC ora
are nuWeroU7in violation Of tho COusti ution, the
contractor gets tue work without there having been
IN lac1 any public letting, any chance Tor COM
petition by others.
RESULTS OF THE SYSTEM
For the purpose of showing actual results Of this
system state tho following ten cases which give
the amount the State has paid on certain contracts
in comparison with the sum for which the contractor
agreed t. 10 the work at lettings made by Tie
4 a..
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binary quantities. An example will more clearly
illustrate how the State is defrauded by these de-
| vices The engineer having estimated certain work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
Rnard srd Qoor1s weated.

YOUNG LADY TEACHING desires BOARD
a e,'v ri AZ family. tss. = s-e1, n, asing ae ara
- ,eef.soo ADDRESS, with fl psrlcuaS, - b. 700 E-s'
Thrrieih-sG
NOUNTRY BOARD WANIED tor q lady
lin nd tr, and sri stnapoh nssf -
h.nsi Nv anS, vaerss ssn' teigbbo aoe o. no
-, A. zone ether FOR s19aha ~ c
sn,i,v psfa address, with aaa fu SafjeSia" AD'-
IIsER - Bass Eish- --,
IVAN TED-A furnished or unTuFnished
w ucfL.R hs,ov 5O 4 sBi Jta-sFe- Tor
49,. sr,'v Assrcs. MA g. A. DALEY 5os oRsye
SNANTED-Apnl |, suite or two or three
W FURsI-nKD or UNFuhfishED hoVnT 81 n-I' 49,.
1910 \, % en- an and wife hsvig NJ best 81 reerenees otoa
sesgt " ~, ns eresss perrlaeui ssse4 All ie'
.,,rrraeaon. c. : C.. sts-.9n D.
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COTTOs Markets

pr,r,. H,ret Cotton quiet Adilng Pee Low hddhnz
As, Good Drdinarv l4l4s receipts 2S4 bies shipneh
- 'h,le,. 2lT bales stOek, LISA bales
.ssKyxronr March la.-CotIon quiet; Lev m1ilng I4to
r.nt. 45 bsios symsA 96l bAesi ssirs, oje bales
HGrrh loCosp quiet htdfnf l5lc Low hiddhns
food OriinAr, l4.c receipts, % baies sH7Deau -
b.Ies: stock, 400 bales 60 NIL. A 2so
Po.r RoIal March IOCoOn-RrpOr Great BriAin A1oo
nn,1Sos March I9-Cotsn receipts 237 bales sIpor"
sos.tw,e 237 bsiea go ..,..y ar, L. MA.
CoLrnau, March is-Cottsp du hddhnr, 10 se Low nia
aing IJ3se Good Ordlnsry I4ac net reesou So4 oAo
sni 70 bsesi 80 bales ssiss ooo e~e' '''A'
y 1893 b.le.; 1874. S77s bales $500. - MA
no,rsouHnr March la-CoHeu trn; htdhns lbs 10" ana
Ar. i5I. Good Ordinary lFae; receipts 200 bales
nsas. 3g2 bses iss 725 bales sses 1879 2e'o s 10
z, 80 halrs. N.N,r
l5i.s, oa1 Ordinary 4s4e; rseep1 2sl bales nj
Az saiss. 400 ssiesi sssA' 1870 'A'1 sAe' -''
sael ...cn. ,xaztkL-
Cxnnsu nssea l9-Csuss ssnva AktakAS. evAi - -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29
EnRpeIsd UellInga.

A reireshment saloon in London has
been finished inside in such mannes
as to be readily washed out with hose
The floor is paved, the walls are Of ma
iolica, and the ceiling is covered with
enameled sheet iron. When is desired
to clean out the room, the furniture is re.
moved, tlse hose ig laid on, and the place
ia simply drenehed and aooded till 9 lean,
The ceiling is the novel feature Of the
room. To prepare it, large pieces OF
shest iron we're coated with white enamel
in the usual manner, and were then
handsomely painted in colors. After
baking 10 gecAre tho Golors, the sheets
were affixed TO the beame Of the floor
overhead. The joints are made to fit
tight, and once in place, the enameied
plates will last as long as the building
stands. This style Of ceiling is partially
6re,proof, and saves all the expense, re-
pairs and danger of laths and plaster,
There 10 no patent on this system Of
ceilings, and any enameling firm may
make the sheets in plain colors, clear
white, or in patternsto Ut any refresh.
ment-room, bathroom, laundry, dairy
or other room where a washable ceiling
is desired.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29
XXI MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 29.

airy, is so highly advantageous--induced
me repeatedly to request my mana
ger, Herr Pollini, to free me from
my obligations. Not being able to pre-
vail on him to do so, | had no alterna-
tive but to adopt the sad course Of break
ing my engagement. May beg you to
consider this step as only the result Of
artistic ambition, for it is with heavy
heart that leave Hamburg where have
been so well treated. Have the goodness,
] beg Of you, TO insert these few words
ia my justification, and preserve a
friendly recollection Of me till return
Begging you to make the same request
for me to the gentleman who is your mu-
sical critic, | remain, etc, Eugene Pap.
penheim
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

Mr.. Neuendortf's leading soprano,
Miss Pappenhein, published the follow
ing CURIOUS letter IN the Hamburg Frem-
denblatt, just before sailing for America,
THE magnificent offer | have received
to accompany Wachtel to America-an
offer which, both artistically and pecnni-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29
Only ALL RAIL LINE
PRESCRIPTION FREE

rNoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
r wenknese. lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by bRdiscretions or excess. Any
.drueeist has the lpgredients. Address DA-
WILSON 4 CO., 80E R2s6, New York.
6-xxiii-5-eod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EnfaehIinr Pursntfs

Nature intended that we should use eur legs
freely, and revenges herself upon thoso who
constantly sit at their daily avOcatiops in
doors by depriYing them Of that robust health
which usually falls to the share of those who
abOr on foot in the open air. and very fire.
quently inhicts upon them diseases and pre-
mature inhrmities which they might have
avoided by a more active fe. Persons who
become enfeebled in consequence CT sedentary
habits or occupations cannot do better than
10 resort to course Of HQstetter's Stomach
BitteIs as means Of recovering lost strength
Tor should they pestpQne recourse to this
supreme tonic ana preventive of physical
deca lenger than is absolutely necessary, as
weakness IS too often the precursor of disease.
for dyspepsia. constipation, intermittent fe-
yer, urinary and rhe1matic complaints.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

GRAIN RAIRERS REFUSE TO sub
nit 10 the wasteful and imperfect work Of
other Threshers. when posted on the uast supc-
rioritV Of this one. for saving grain. saving
time. and doing fast, thorough and economi-
cal work.
THREsHERMEN FIND IT highly sdvan.
tageous to run machine that has no - Beat.
ers, q" Pickers," or Apron" that handles
Damp Grain. Long Straw. Headings, Flax,
Timothy, Millett and all such difficult grain
and seeds, with ENTIRE EASE Avn
EFFECTIVENESS. Cleans to perfection
saves the farmer his thresh bill by extra ss
ing Of grain, makes no Litterngs;" ro-
quires LESS THAN 0NR-HAIF the usual
Belts. Boxes. Journals, and Gears; easier
managed; less repairs; one that grain raisers
prefer to employ and walt for, even aG
advanced prices, while other machines
are out Of jobs"
-Four sizes made with @, 9, 10 and
IL horse = Mounted " Powers, also
- speciality OF NeparaINrs alone"
expressly for STEAM POWER, and
to match other Horse Powers.
If interested in grain raising, or threshing,
write for Illustrated Circulars (sent free) with
full particulars Of sizes, styles, prices. terms,
etc. NICHOLS, SHEPARD e. CO.,
s-l52hw Bottle trek. Miehnon.
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September q, 1875.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 26, 1875. trains willrun as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily pm. 2:55 pm
Express train, daily lex
Freight and Ac'm' dation,
daily Except Sunday. am. AGO pm
22-t NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
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Bs- Our Ladies' Shoe Department contains
a Stock of Winter Shoes unsurpassed for ele-
gance, durability aud lownsss OF price. Di-
rectiols for self-measurement sent on appli-
cation.
BB- Complete assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
Hose, Gloves, etc. Goods sent to any part Of
the country. Shirt measurement sent on ap-
plication.
BB- FOR the accommodation Of Ladies and
Families who are unable 10 visit the city, full
lines Of samples Of all 1rades Of Dry Goods
will be sent. and orders by mail filled with the
greatest possible care.
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100000.

R1OOsOOOs
sG1, $50, 500, 5000, $500, $500,
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000.
100000.
The Bonds issued by the Industrial Exhibit
ton Co. are copy Of the European GOverR-
ment Loans.
The Bonds are safe investment.
PEOPLE OF SHALL MEANS
Can find no better or safer investment. No
chance Of loss. A fortune may be acquired
On December 6th----0n January Sd.
PURCHASE NOW.
How to Purchase.
In person. or by certified Check, or Exuress,
or Postal order, or Draft. or enclose Green
backs in registered letter; to and made
payable to the Industrial Exhibition Co.
The funds raised by sale of hess Bonds will
be applied to the erection Of
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Which Every American Will be Proud OF
RECOLLEOT,
The Industrial Exhibition is legitimate en- :
terprise. chartered by the State Of New York
:, Its Directors are the best citizens Of New
York.
1t has had seven drawings since July, 1874,
and paid out in principal and interest.
ST5O,OOO.
Any one obtaining a premium, the Com
pany pledges itself not to make public.
This enterprise is simplyR new form Of
bond in 10 sense is 1t to be recognized as a
lottery.
There are no blanks. Be sure and purchase
at once.
s viii buy Fraction for December 6. 1875.
s will buy Quarter Bond for Jan. 3, 1876.
SIV SIVO VIII BUY Half Bond tor Jan. 3, 1876:
$40 will buy Whole Bond for Jan. 3, 1876.
All Bonds are exchangable into city lots, in
the suburbs Of New York city.
Zach BQndholder is regarded as an honorary
member Of the Industrial Exhibition Co., and
is welcome at the Parlors OF the Company, No.
II East 18th street. Agents wanted.
All communications and remittances to be
made to the Industrial Exhibition Co., u
East 18th street. between 5th Avenue ana
Broadway, New York city.
For the purpose Of giving the Bondholders
| OF the Industrial Exhibition Co. full and com
plete information as to the progress of the
company, and complete list OF the draw
ings. an illustrated Journal will be pub
lished, viz:
The Industrial Exhibition Illustrated
Subscription One Dollar per Year.
Any one sending club of Is subscribers,
with SIS. will be given Premium of one Frac-
tion or 4 Bond; club of q subscribers, a }.
Bond club Of 50 subscribers. whole Bond.
Addess
Industrial Exhibition illustrated.
IL East 18th Street, New York City.
$50 win Purchase IL Fractions.
For full information apply to
4s-l05d&w g. II. SAMUEL. s West Court st.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. AUGUST %.
" 1875:
Mail train daily............1l:00 am. 800 p.m
Express train daily..,...:..- S;4O am. l2:lO pm
SOmervlle train daily
Except Sundaysl l....,...- 1850 Pm. 500 a.
No change Of cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change Of cars 10 Wash
Close connection for all points East and
Southeast.
city time.
TOM B. DUNN. Ticket Agent, 2iS Main st..
22-xxii-2l