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HOME TEHEGRAMS.

Postmaster General Jewell has arrived
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The steamship Rheim, from Bremen,
arrived at New York Saturday.
The breeders association races
at Jackson, Michigan, closed Friday.
Barrie, Ontario, was afflicted with a
hundred-thousand-dollar fire Friday.
A strike of the engineers Of the rolling
mills in Chicago took place Saturday
morning.
An Illicit distillery was seized by the
United States marshal on Friday near
TeXarkapa.
Mullett, the former supervising archi-
tect OF the treasury, has arrived at Chi
csgo, Illinois.
A heavy storm Of wind and rain passed
over Little Rock Saturday, unroofng
several houses.
Postmsster-G General Jewell is in st.
Louis looking after the affairs OF his de.
pRrtment there.
Rosetta Tspp, q twelve-year-oId ne
gress, is the champion rogue Of Holly
Springs, Mississippi.
The Louisiana tax-resisters have failed
y
to pay the State taxes.
Saturday was the last day of the
spring meeting of the American Jockey
club races in New York.
Distressing accounts Of the ravages
OF the grssshoppers come into st. Louis
from several counties in Missouri.
The North American railway COM
RShy, says a dispatch from Bangor,
MAINE, suspended payment Saturday.
James p. Baird has been removed
from the Columbia, Tennessee, postof-
place. '--- ''U ~ '"e
NaVal-Paymaster Stevenson,s ac.
counts at Washington show consIders.
ble irreguiarity, and are being inyesti-
gated. - '7''
Specie shipments from New York to
Europe Saturday were one million sew
en- hundred and eighty-one thousand
dollars.
Bishop M'CIoskey, of Louisville, and
Judge Stanley Matthews, OF Cincinnati,
sailed from New York Saturday for
Europe.
A bag Of gold, containing four hundred
dollars, was stolen from the schooner
Mary Eveline, while at New Orleans
last Thursday.
A revolution has broken out in the
Mexican State OF Lapsz. Business gem
orally is suspended and non-combatsnts
are fleeing to Mszatlan.
The machine shops of James Brown
ia Plttsburg, Pennsylvania, were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday morning. Loss
iXty-hve thousand dollars.
The United States steamer Alaska
was officially saluted at Hamburg and
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EX-GOVERNOR BIGLER has published
letter, addressed TO Dr. Wilson, declin-
ing, in unequivOcal terms, to be consid-
cred a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor of Pennsyl-
vania. The letter is but asformsl repe-
tition Of his repeatedly expressed pur-
pose not to enter the political field again,
and he very properly defines his position
publicly to relieve his many friends of
all embsrrassmentsonsth subject. No
man in his party is more generally es-
teemed in Pennsylvania than. Governor
Bigler, and he can justly point with
pride to the integrity and patriotism
which marked his discharge Of public
trust when Pennsylvania conferred her
highest honors upon him.
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NARROW-GAUGE EOADs IS CALIFgR
MIA.

NARROW-GAUGE EOADs IS CALIFgR.
MA.
During the last three years we have
written and published much in regard to
narrOw-gauge railways. At the time we
commenced writing on the subject they
were in their incipient state, st least i'm
thiscOuntry, and opinions then expressed
were considered mere matters Of con-
lecture. The public are not apt to take up
with q new system even though it be an
improvement. They want them to be
thoroughly tried and satisfactory ex-
periments 20 be made, and even then
the progress is slow. Since we COM
mencsd discussing the subject the Den
Yer and Rio Grande road has been
built two hundred miles in length, the
Cairo aud st. Louis one hundred and
torty-eight miles, and various minor
roads. These roads have been subject to
severe tests, and the results have thus
far been very satisfactory. In advo-
eating these roads we do not mean to
oppose or depreciate what are called
hrOad-gauge roads. In some respects
these latter roads may be preferable to
those Of a mere narrow-gsuge, especially
for carrying freights that has great bulk
in proportion to its weight, and some
think they are more comfortable
for progress, though this is dis
puted. We have several leading
broad-gauge roads connecting with the
leading cities Of the country, and upon
them the through fTeights are very rea-
sOnsble. What we now need is roads
that viii give Us cheap local freights.
As these roads improve and enrich the
country they will increase the business
OF the brOsd.gsuge roads by causing the |
productions Of the country to increase.
In spsrsely settled country, as ours is,
where railroad tacilities,are greatly need |
ed, these cheap roads are what is espe. |
cially wanted. A nsrrow-gsuge road 1
from Memphis through Holly Springs, !
Aberdeen aud Columbus, Mississippi, /
to Selma, Alabama, would he one Of the |
most profitable investments that could |
be made. 1t possesses many advan-
tages that the Cairo and st. Louis does
not, and could be completed for much
less money than that cost, and yet that
road is a success. A narrow-gauge road
from Memphis to Pulaski would, &C.
cording to the best information, yield at
Iesst eight per cent. upon it's entire cost,
aud is the only kind Of road that can be
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built through those counties Astounding
in mineral wealth. But we have said
enough upon this subject. Our object
was TO introduce an article from the
San Francisco Post, which shows
that such roads, are also a sue
CESS in California. The Pos says
"a ride over thelNorth Pacific Coast
railroad will convince any one Of the
success Of the nsrrow-gauge principle.
For all practical purposes Of the pas
senger or freighter, the road is every
whit as good as any Drosd-gauge road
in the State. The trains run fast and
smoothly; the cars are finely finished
and exceedingly comfortable, and spur
along with very littly noise or jar. The
bridges are strong and the road-bed finn
and well ballssted. In the matter Of
charges it is a crest improvement on the
other roads. The passenger rate be-
tween San Francisco and Tomsles, in
GLIDING the freight across the
bay and fifty-five miles OF
travel, mostly through a noun
famous country where the road has to
wind like a serpent up and down steep
grades, is only two dollars, and the
charges TO intermediate points is pro-
portionately low, while the freight rates
have been put at such a figure that
grain, potatoes, and ether produce can
be transported from Tomsles far cheaper
by this road than by schOOners, which
used to do the bulk Of the business. AL
though but few months in operation,
the road is already doing profitable
business, which will be largely increased
when it shall have been carried some
twenty or thirty miles further into the
redwoOds of SOnoma, an extension
which will probably be completed next
z-aar
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JUDGE FULLERTON AND Mr.. BEACH
are both Of opinion, as we learn from
the New York Herald, that they will
have to reopen the Beecher-Tilton case.
They had read the sffidavits of Price
and Loader, and the testimony they
gave appears so straight, and bears such
an impress Of truth, that nothing else
could be done. They did not think,
however, that .the Iquestion would be
brought up on Thursday. That point,
however, they said, had yet to be de-
fnrnninah
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T, ORANGE, IF, 1900, COLES EXTRA
AND FFFG FLOURS,

sold by US IN this market for the past ten years
TO purchase Wheat for their mills. We will
buy the wheat AZ fair prices, or where owners
prefer, we viii ship TO II, q. Cole * Co., they
having agreed 10 pay us net 81. Louis prices
Tor all cOnSlgnmeut~- being governed strictly
Louis standard, which we Will have ON exit
billion. We will charge "a per cent. commits
sion for handling and advancing on cOusIgu-
mentS, and Will furnish sacks free Of charge
TO parties sending rs wheat. with the latter
advantage, and in the absence OF proper mill
ing facilities here, we feel COZ ddeuf that OWL
ers Of wheat will realize fully M much iu this
way as in any other. Parties 81 Gpit not order
sacks until ready 10 ship.
sCBDOLFEEA.B, HAEACEE- go.
jul - Front street.
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CONSOLIDATION,

TIHE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
i road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Conn
pany, gives 10 the latter Company a cOnsidera-
BILE increase of its capital Stock, and it is ex-
pected that the work of clearing OF and grad
ing the road will be commenced at an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
to the company. The Undersigned is still re-
cetving subscriptions in Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
dVe dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now is the time to subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875.
Remember, all taxes cease from date OF sub
scriptiOn. All communications addressed to
the undersigned, care Adams 81 Dixon, Ne. A
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. Z, II, HeCRAY
Subscription Agent ~ . z o. r r 60,
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THE Chicago Tribune, of Saturday,
says that on the grain market of that
city the day before, fuse was made of
the grasshoppersr and a new scourge has
been discovered in the shape of toads,
which, according to dispatches from
Kansas, have appeared in force" What
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GENERAL KERsHAw has consented to
serve as the centennial orator at the
celebration of the one hundredth ami
versary of the battle OF Fort Moultrie,
June %. 1876.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUM N ER LAW LECTUREs-Cnine week
W begin 18th July, 1875, and end 18th Septem-
Dir. Have proved Of gnal use. lst- to stu
dents designing to pursue their studies at this
or other law school; 2d-tO those who propose
to study privately 3d-to young practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF system
attic instruction. For circular amply iP. d.
University Of Na.) TO JOHN b. MINOR, Prof
Com. and stat. Law. tuI5
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NOTWITHSTANDING the storms the
crops continue to do well. Nothing can
stop the good time coming.
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new WHEAT.
$4,000 Bushels Wanted.

II IGHEST market price paid in cash. VIII
Al make liberal cash advances and Furnish
SACKS SACKS 70 parties deslT2us Of shipping Wheat
through US to mIlieTs Or our Coss-sr01dyuLs
IN western or northern markets.
G.. A. ECkEEEy.
wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant
corner Front Union SIS, MeLnuLe. T.un.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween John CUbbius, John Gum ard N.
r. COOVer, unOer the name OF CubbiuS s4uun
q Cooyer, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, John CubbiDs having retired from the
nrm. The business viii BE- conducted IN fu-
tuTe by John Gum and VI. II. CO0yer. under
the name of Gum q COOveT, who assume ala
debts and liabilities Of the late firm and col
lect all debts due To the same.
CUBBINS, QUINN & COOVFE-
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GRAND EXCURSION 10
CALTFORN MA
This eNcursi,u win leave MEMPHIS, Gao 10Th
STEAMER GRAND TOWER.
Tickets for the Round Tr;p $3.50, and
Return fn Ninety Eavs.

Arrangements has been made fUr Pullman IS
Palace sleeping Cars, ali Hrst-cla~s. For i'm
formation apply 60 me az No. 1sl Main street,
or Ad. storm, at the Elevator.
JuII ". II. TNLEK.
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TBACHBRS, FAKB K0TIgB!

pN reason of recent severe sickness. 7 viii
- be absent some weeks from my office.
during this interval Of ID cessary absence from
Memphls-ol and after this date Capt. T.. G..
anderson at his Office, NO. 30 POpieI street.
memphis, Tenn, (brick house, three doors HH-
yOnd High street, at Poplar street high school
hGuSe) or at his residence No. 2lG Boss ave-
nue., Memphis, Tenn, viii attend, IS ALL EF-
SPECrS, 70 my duties as Superintendent o.
Public instruction for Shelby county, as IL
were present and acting myself.
THIS June I, 1870. JOHN SJHFIsyELI.
Sup't Public InStrct'u for shelby Co.. Tenn
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CHBGARAY INSTITUTE

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
Boarding and Day School; Latin, English and
French. French is the language Of no f..r,,.-,S
1929 q 1922 5PzUCE ST, PhiIs.. Pa
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
BIOunt County, East Tennessee
list day OF JuUe, 1875,

VNH1S beautiful summer resort, situated in
L Blount county, East Tennessee, will be
opened for the reception OF visitors on the
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Cotton Seed Wanted!

NOR which the HIG HESTMARKFT PRICE
L will be paid, IN CASH, by
MEMPHIS OIL COlfPAN
my2 Foot OF Poplar street.
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Or, G.A.R0HAKNAN

CURES all Private Diseases without the use Of
~ Mercury. Charges reasonable Guarantees to
cure 'SpCrmatOTrhca. ~ or seminal Weak
ness in from to weeks time, DfIice No. 6g
North Fifth ST., st. Louis, Mo. Established in
st. Louis in IS37.
HS-Dr. BIS ''Treafisc on Special Diseases
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms, etc, Of Seminal Weakness, Female Com
plants, syphilis and valuable information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE a plain,
sealed Envelope on receipt Of stasap.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

WE are authorized as agents Of II. c. COLE
w & CO, manufactures OF q celebrated
brands
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In retiring from the late firm OF Cubbius,
Gum Il COOver, L beg TO recommend INV late
partners, John Gum and NJ. Il. CCOyer, to the
patronage OF all persons DESTROYS Of having
WORK done In their line, knowing them % b8
deserving of all success.
JOHN CUBEISS.
MEMPHIS, May 81, 1919. luz
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and maintained in style worthy the patron.
age OF discriminating public. The marked
benehclal result attending the use Of these
waters, in functional diseases of the Liver
Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure of
chronic diseases, attest their medical proper
ties. All the accessories for enjoyment and
recreation at the best watering places will be
found mere. Special attention will be given
10 the comfort and improvement OF inValids
Routes, Distances, Etc.-VisitOrs to Mont
vale necessarily pass over the East Tenn ssee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad, making the
city Of Knoxville, Tennessee. a point; taence
via Knoxville and Charleston Railroad TO
MaryVille, sixteen miles whence passengers
are conveyed in mail stages running In con-
nect1On with the trains TO the Springs, nine
miles distant.
BOARD.
Per day................. 81 50
WScE W
Fer mOnJh-May and june. 40 90
Per mOnth-July, Aug st ana SeptemherRg 10
Children under ten years # age and eOIOred
servants, half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing store OF clear ice, 50 that guests may be
fully supplied. Address, for pamphlets CON
tanning analysis and description of the water
ETC., JOS. L, KING,
ju5d&w Montvale Springs, East r mn.
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IN continuing the Plauing-Miu and Iura
Der business, we solicit a continuance Of the
kind patronage OF OGr friends 50 literally exc
tended toward the late firm of Cubbiu<. Gum
& COOveT.
GUM = COOVEE.
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Dissolution.

Mr., b. +. PARTEE having tSis day with
w drawn from the firm of W. W. Wheeler
& Co., the business will be continued under
the firm-name of Wheeler & Co., who will keep
constantly ON hand full stock of Groceries
and Plantation supplies.
RIPLEY, TENN, May 10. 1875. my2S
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list day OG June, 1873.

Circulars and Pamphlets can be Obtained F,--
Application 10 John ]. Wilson, al The Errrrr-
JuJ ALLEGHAE1- SPRINGS .G
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MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCKR. W.
5CHDDUhB.


Mail train leaves depot, foot wash
tngtOn street, daily................ $40 nm
l.. & y. K. K. - pm
-A4A4 ' C be'AA9 I'D am
New Pu Imam Palace cars on mail trains
from this date, June 8, 1870.
For further information and tickets, apply
Al depot, Center Landing, foot o. WashIng-
ton street, No. ~ Main street, corner Madl-
son, and rs Main street.
W. F. SMITH,
Acting General Superintendent.
JNO. H PERRY,
General Ties et a GENT.
K. a. WILLIAMS,
Jul0 Passenger Agent.
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UNDE RTAK ERS.
$40 MAIN ST., OF. Peabody Hotel.

Always on hand, a large assortment of Me-
Jallic Cases and CasketS and Wood Collins of
every description.
, Orders by telegraph promptly filled and
Cases shipped c. o. ID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-23
9nA fnIfe NNefter.


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Sunoe iiber ben groBenS1aben, Den Der lebt(
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lit Die 3erfDrung cine empftnolt6e uno Elm
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gen beS leBten Sabre8 9ebegter 9itnltger Gr,
martung lit elm bDier Sntd) 0urdJ Die 3ledls
unng gemad]t moroen.
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ben SGumen unO Die Der 9tabruug beraubteu
SnOspeu itarben. 2ln einigen Yunfteu, no
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Britfung Der SGunte oa5 llnbell iidJ peniger
l1llmm ber0u8lteuen mIr0. 2lber, 10 bemcrft
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fld6e betHoIidle 6ru4t lit 9et0Otet. S1 babe
pier 6iirftel mctner Grbieuz, 9obl- uuO &arz
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l OtlQ. 9llrS."
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beltte 81 $500 6u baben. Gin 6arr III Sent
bot Ietuenr 4000-5000 8dume enthaltenOen
Bfiriid9arten, reip. beiien@rtrag, fir 500
an. Yttt ben @robeeren, @rbien, 8obneu,
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Gin Sr. 6atrbant8 brahte oorqeltern uad
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in uouer Sliitbe fit btfnoli6e DtaQuolten,
meld)e Der 6roit auf Der 6 Dteileu Uon Der
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Sroit bat Die 6arbeu btr Sliitben unb Die
Spar9eln Der 2Irt ungebauGt, oaB iie ihmur,
ausieben. DaS Sis ruar au Der 9toao an
mebreren Ste0en 3on bid.
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9rapbti4en 9epei6en iinO nur 5u iebr geetg=
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ll6enS9aoen gelitten baben uuo Der ,I1ledz
ten 3elt," Die iGOn lauge genug geOauert bat,
eine abernaliQe @r9Obuug Der Yebensmittel.
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Ste oentfdje Spra1c TT oen 6Tents
li6tc.t &Ga1tIcft.

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Sprabe murOe bier nit aIler &ube uno obre
NGhrung Oe8 3mllteS, moraus 6as ,,0euti6s
tbum" Jtciu- YorfS ieine 2eben8trait Ill 8iez
ben uermetnt, er3telt. Die gtem 0orfer lai,
len ild1, iuie e8 Ioeben gei6eben, aus 0til.
mantle anerfennenOe 8ei1liiiie iiber Oas @uf.
trcten ctntger 0tGnner 3n @uniten Der ,Q6.
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obue bel 0cnen, bic in ihren engern Altz
ltauungen bon ms abmt6en, anSuitoBen.
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Semli6 bon 0Infel, ShorBtit uuo ueber=
mutb Obne Die elgentlide 2ebenSfraft, Die ben
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allies Qas Ill er5ielen, mas bur6 Die 3rs
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mails Sll erreiden lit.
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&c Fout,,e1t ipieDcr auriif

SIN 3mtld)euocde 0eS toambnrger Dam:
piers vS6illcr" - in beiieu &aiiite aud
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2lmertfa 3u-iidgefebrt iit, ituo etne Dt en9(
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