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GONE 1I,g1ATgDN.

rVyHE Whife River Valley and Texas zgait-
! road Company hEyin., consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad CCm-
pany, gives 70 the latter Company p C1usidsTa-
Bile Increase Of its capital stock, GuC 70 IL ex-
pecteJ thar the work OF clearing or and grad
ing the road Will be commenced at ar early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
10 the company. The undersigned IS stu re-
ceiVinZ Subscri DtiOus In Arkansas Lands, for
which the company Is paying from two to
five dollars per acre, ss heretofore published
Now is the time TO Subscribe lands, before
tney are assessed for 1875.
Remember, ali taxes cease from date or suc-
crIptiOn. All communications addressed 60
the undersigned. care Adams & Dixon, No. A
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention, ?. u. e OF RAY.
Subscription Agent e, 3. is-sl ?. E.5'o.
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THE secretsryof the treasury is steadi-
BY contracting the amount Of the frsc-
tional currency. The sum outstanding
on the first OF July was So, 5000,
against $4,000 on January 1st;
showing a reduction OF 81, 26l, 900 since
the redemption act took effect. II this
form of currency be cUTtailed at this
rate, we shall soon discover a scarcity of
small change, and the secretary will
find il necessary to put his new silver
coinage into circulation; a course which
he promises to adopt at an early day.
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AEMPHIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY,, +: JULY Z, 1870

The following table, complied by
correspondent Of the Elizabeth Journal,
setting forth the salaries received by
teachers in some Of the leading public
schools of New Jersey, will be found OF
Interest I'm this locality:
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The cost of the work from the mouth
OF Bear creek to the bridge Of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad is esti-
mated at 100000. The main work
would be across the high level or ridge
extending from the bridge southwark as
far as Mackey's creek, the main fork OF
the Tombigbee. This creek retains its
name as far as its confluence with
Browns creek at Walkers bridge.
Here the waters take the name of Tom
bigbee river. The fall from the crossing
of the main ridge, between Crippled
Deer creek and Spring creek down to
Fulton ferry, is about 24O feet. The
cost OF the locks aud dams from the
Summit ridge down to Bay Springs
would be 100000. A dam and three
locks at Bay Springs would cost $780,
900. From Bay Springs to Fulton, on
the Tombigbee, there would be twelve
dams and locks, costing $25. 900 each, or
$500, 600 in all. The summary of the
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the investigation and teach our farmers
how TO save their potatO-crops, other
wise doomed IN and after 1876, the CEN
teunial year, which would then become
a year OF evil memory.
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TO THE TONIBIGBEE.
From the Tennessee Valley TO Mobile
Survey by Capt. Robinson, U. 3.
Engineers.

Mobile Register.l
The recent survey OF the proposed
route to connect the waters of Mobile
bay with the Tennessee river, by way Of
the Tombigbee and Bear creek, indicate
the practicability of the work at mod.
crate cost. Captain Powhatan Robinson,
the officer in charge of the survey, gives
the several elevations as follows:
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SPRINGS.
LauderdaIe County, Ala.

THE Hotel at this place Will Dc oyen for the
4 season of 1879 on June Isl = he waters
are uueqUaled for the cure OF D-OpSies BvS-
pepsia, ScrOfUls, all diseases OF The Skin and
kidneys, and is a specific in the Diseases
Peculiar 40 Females.
II is the aim Of the proprietor 10 keep a
Hotel not eXcelled in its accommodation nv
ally watefing-place in the south, With all tho
privacy and retirement OF hOme-life.
Amusements are Billiards. Ten-Pfus. Gro
quet, hrst-rate Fishing and Boating In .SIOsI
Creek, and splendid Music for Lawn and BALI
room BY Prof. Frank Saunders Brass and
String Band.
RCund-Trlp Tickets st reduced rates or the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad arss an
connecting lines, good til NOvFu be-. Bag
gage checked through to the Springs. Round
TIP from Memphis, including stage fare,
Sll 50.
For further information ami circulars, ad-
dress " p ELLIS
BOard-S45 per month. myI9
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Large handsome books, which are for sale
by ali prominent dealers.
Price OF each book. Boards, 8 50; Cloth, s.;
FuI Gilt, 81.
sent, posi-. free, fur retsll price.
OLIVER DITSuE & 90, Boston,
CHAS, H. DITSON 8 20,
Iy2 IN Broadway, New YORK
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NO FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT.
FIRST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
For the Benefit Of the
MONTPELIER
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION,
Al Alexandria, va,
Thursday, July 18th, 1915.
LIST OF GIFTS:
P8ICE or YICaETs

The Montpelier female Humane ASsoCias-
ton, chartered by the Legislature Of virginia
and the Circuit Court % orange county, pro.
pOseS, by a series OF Grand Gift tOuCerIs'tH
establish and eUd0w d" Home for the Oiu,
Iu!irrn, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia az
Montpelier the former residence OF President
James Madison.
The Association is under the control OF eight
trustees. six OF whom are elected bieuulGlly
by the stoc ahoIiers and two appointed by the
Governor OF Virginia.
Remittsnces for tickets may be male by eN-
press, prepaid, pOstOiiiCe money order ON
Washington, ID C., or by registered letter, ad-
dressed 10 H8H. JAnES BzBg|UB.
President NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, q
References, by permis sion: D u EZcelleucy
James l.. Kemper, Governor Of Virginia. His
FxceIleucy Gilbert G.. Walker, Ex-Governor of
Virginia: Hon. Robert 4. NitheTs, Lieutenant
Governor or Virginia and United States Seua-
tor-elect; Hon. Robert ". Hughes, Judge
Eastern District of Virginia; Senators &ui
Mem bers Of Congress from Virginia
For fun particulars, testimonials, etc, send
for circular. Address
HON. JAMES Rs ssHO5P,
President NJ. r. II 4 Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wauLsd everywhere.
For full Information apply 10
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WADDY THOMPSON.

Arrival of Sheriff Anderson, OF Shelby
County, at the Jefferson City
Penitentlary in Search OF
the Renowned
Wsddy.
Same Account Of Waddy's Troubles
How they Originated and Where
they Tend-Sherman's
SOH.in.LaW After
the H0rse-
Map.
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HAyING removed my stock of Hardware
q end chain Pumps TO No. 4lS Main street,
would be Piles Sed to see all my old friends and
customers. W. W. RICHIE.
June II 1875 luis
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58WBSF THIRTY-T STREET
Bet. broadway and Finh Avenue.

FAMILIES or Merchants visiting New York
II City during the summer months can be
accommodated at the above address with
either permanent or transient board, at very
moderate prices
REFERENCE-H. D. Buckley, ~ Madison ST.,
Memphis, Tenn. myZ3
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Cloth

VNHE celebrated Dutch Anchor Brand of
L BOLTING CLOTH, for sale to Millers and
others in any quantity, by
ORGlLL BROTHERS j. CO.,
les 3IO and SI2 Front street
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VlHIS delightful watering place VIII bs
i opened on the
list day of June, 1878.

Circulars and Pamphlets can be obtained by
application to John I. Wilson, ~ the Springs.
lu5 ALLEIHANY SPRI NCiS 90.
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honorable dealing the Company, the Royal owes
by the rapid advance OF Its Kentucky business where
class risks at equal rates with well known Com
receipts of the "ROyal" only equaed by one
,artment paid by without 10 Liverpool
ASTLEMAN, Managers, Louisville Genera Agency.
Office Southeast corner Main and Sixth Streets.
adison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-09
Ruhh.r and capcins.

Thsrs ia scarcely branch Of human industry
In which India Rubber has rot IN some form
found Its way. Although widely known and
used, but few are aware Of Its medicinal virtues
and great curative properties. Practical expert
ment has proven that It is natural reservoir OF
electricity, containing more than any known SUBJ
stance or compound. Owing to this fact Il has
been used with success In curing Nervous CON-
plants and Rheumatism that were invulnsrabls
TO drugs.
It has been discovered that India Rubber pos
sesses all the properties valuable as specific for
Pulmonary complaints, and cures many forms Of
Consumption and Lung diseases. Combined with
Capcine 1t Is unparalleled as o Pain Reever,
whether external or internal. Nearly all the
surgeons have adopted IL on account Of Its great
healing properties.
The most etfectuaI way Of using the article IS in
the form Of Q perforated plaster. The extensive
use Of ordinary Perforated or Porous Plasters Is
testimony to It's merit.
Rubber Porous Plaster Is that It acts too slowly
requiring days and continuous wear to relieve pain
or to effect o cure.
A celebrated physician OF New York, who has
study, has succeeded in making great improve
mont IN Porous Plasters by introducing O8pcine,
which overeomes all the former objections, causing
the Plaster to do in few moments or hours that
which IL formerly required days or weeks.
Capcine is the most valuable ingredient ever
used as an external remedy. 1t operates with
astonishing vigor and relieves pain Immediately.
Its curative properties have become so famous
that an enterprising firm In New York took IL 10
hand. and by bringing Cspeine Plasters to the
attention OF physicians have met with unprece-
dented success. The article is known as BENsoN's
CAPCINR PLASTER. The price is the Same as the
ordinary Porous Plaster, Is cents Every drug
eist has them.
SRABuRY JOHNSON, Agents, N. Y.
For sale by Drew GIBBS, ID. p. Hickllnx, r.
b. Ferguson, L. @. Bishop and y. Stott & 90.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Meeting Las. Hieht-Hsslth omcsr's Re.

IbOhASA SeoAAeeos
There was regular meeting Of the Board OF
Health last evening, DR.. Cox IN the chair; pres
ept DR.. Verdi and Mr.. Marbury.
DR.. Verdi, from the committee on epidemic,
to whom was referred the resolution Of the bard
for the purpose of investigating whether the
rules of the board had been violated BY the
physician attending Miss Mollie Garrett, al
fected with varioloid, reported that Il does not
late the ordinance Of the board regaruing tue
reporting Of smallpox cases TO the ooara, - ne
DID not DIAGNOSE the case as one o. htr ro 1
pressed regret ct the circumstance, and states
that he would report to the board all cases OF
smallpox coming TO his NOTICE. Inc report WAS
NE health oficer submitted his report for the
week ending December :, $50, VIE: Nuisances re-
bommissioners s; citizens complaints, q; oficial
notices issued, q; causes Of death Investigated,
A. bubble expense Recommended, {; number Of
patients treated by physicians to the poor, Us;
cost Of medicines furnished by druggists to the
IS; prIVies cleaned by the Odorless Excavating
Company, 642; tons garbage removed, 3D. Marine
products inspected-19,4 400 bushels oysters, 5;tIs
punches fish; condemned, So bunches hsh. Un-
wholesome food condemned, 90 lbs beef, AZ
lbs. veal, Is lbs. mutton, lbs. SAUSAGE, L tur-
keys, % chickens, 81 rabbits, birds, "a pump:
kins, bushei tomatoes, II heads of cabbage, ~
bushels potatoes, squashes, q oushel turnips,
~ bushels turnps "a bushel pears Pound re.
pOrt-animalsimpOunued, ]; redeemed, 5; amount
realized. Sc IS
The frame houses Nos az and 2l9 New Jersey
avenue northwest, being 10 a filthy condition gen.
eralIy,were declared nuisances injurious TO health
and ordered 20 be abated.
The health officer, DR.. Reene, submitted q re-
port OF cases investgated where no return Of 9rsn
enumeratipg seven cases Investigated since his
last report on the subject. A table Is appended
containing the additional cases of births Of
infants dyin during the month Of August, 1875,
under one year OF age, whose births were not re-
ported. Lsiu on the table.
The health officer was authorized to purchase
500 Quills Of vaccine virus. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-09
DIVORCE COURT.
Counter ELL in the oIRrian Csss.


In the case OF Margaret vs. Daniel O'Brlon, the
bill f0- which was filed some weeks ago, the de-
PENDENT has fled an answer in the shape of a
counter bill. In the answer he acknowledges the
fact OF the marriage and separation, as set forth
in the plaintiff BILL and that At the time ofsepaTa
tiOn he executed an agreement to pay her thirty
dOllars per month. He further admits that she
was to receive forty-fve dollars per month, the
rental Of certain property, the title TO which was
in the petitioner, given her by the defsndent. He
states that he collected said money and paid It over
TO the plaintiff until she took the property in her
own hands and leased 1t to another tenant; that
since that time she has sold said property for the
sum Of g, $50. He admits that at the time Of the
separation there was q deed Of trust upon certain
other property Of his IN which the petitioner was
interested, and that said petitioner, having sepa-
rated from him and assumed Q hostile relation,
he was DESTROYS OF avoiding any claim OF dover in
said property on her part, SO that the same might
be available in his hands.
he deries that the cause OF separation was that
he was in tho habit OF entertaining prostitutes at
his place Of business: on the contrary, the bad
habits and conduct Of the petitioner was the cause
Of the separation He admits that he owns real
estate and IS engaged in business but denies that
his income is s., 900 per annum as is aTerred. He
denies that petitioner has always borne herself as
true and faithful wife, and asserts that some
time previous TO the separation she became loose
and sloyenly in her habits, indulging IN iutoxi-
eating drinks 10 such an extent as to become fro.
quenIly intoxicated, in which condition she has
been seen in public. He AYERS that since their
separation he has given her money for her own
personal use, which she has sent to one Allen
1epTeuX TO enable him to return from Texas to
this city. The bill further accuses her of adultery
with said LepTeux and others in this city during
the ears 1873 anu 1874,
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FINE ART.
Execution of Beautiful Frescoing az Esssrs.
Russell & Lsonard's Kew BuIlaing-Isssrs-
steinberg & Co. the Artists.

Execution Of Beautiful Frescoing az Esssrs.
Russell & Lsonard's Kew BuIlaing-Isssrs-
steinberg Co. the Artists.
Another evidence of the ability of oar " ash
ington artists is evinced by inspecting the grand
dining rooms in Messrs. Russell & Lsonard's now
palatial building, corner of Ninth street and the
Avenue. Connoisseurs land we venture TO assert
that there are good critics in this cty) pronounce
the frescolng Just finished there a chef d'ouvre,
uDequaled anywhere in regard to beauty of finish,
hueing Of colOrs, and the combination Of neatness
and elegance. and VIC would ask those who as yet
are il the habit of seeking for talent abroad to
inspect the game. On the first floor, the geatls-
mems dining-room, Nessrs. SteInberg * 90. exc
cuted an elegant stOcEGfEr finish, and ornament.
ing tie ceiling and walls with all kinds Of game
10 groups, looking the very picture of reality, and
two fiErres IN the centre reTresenting the Muses.
of TersichoTe, with buff groundwork. On reach
Ing the second floor, the ladies' and gentlemsn's
CiuipgToom, the visitor cannot tall to admire its
bGEuIy. The side walls are or a FFench-graY
cOiCr q! very delicate t!nt. Around toe p4nsls on
the outside new feature IN fresc0ine mas bsen
Introduced by these artists with tiae effect
namely, the imitation Of finest threads of lace;
surrounding thee are appropriate borders hlr-
nOn.zDg with The new Caruets and furaiturs put
down by Messrs. Russell s Leonard; in the centre
OF the panels are sketches OF various bunches Of
fruits and flowers; IN he further centre Of the
ceiling groups ofny mphs arising out ofarabasques
and figures IN tho csatrs panel representing
music, literature, *; the whole ceiling Is thon
finished up with pink and gold borders. Ga the
third floor are three small dining. rooms for pri-
waite parties, med the green, pink and red room,
the frescong Of which is in Keeping with the car
pets and elegant furnishings. This ine work,
just completed by hessTs. SteinbeTg & o., No.
80 Louisiana avenue, (whO, by the way, have re-
ceIYeG contract for freScoing one oil the largest
hotels in Philadelphia, and are constantly receiv-
ing new orders for private houses in this city,)
has moEe than met our predictions set forth some
months ago, and We take pleasure 10 compliment
Ing them upon their success, as their work has
been EZCellCd BIZ none.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-09
Paving fnr hEr Ten.

Into the Holly Tree she tripped yesterday,
and, calling stify across the room, settled into
chair, and said, "Br-r-r.ing me a cup of tea"
Then, taking from her pocket q napkin, she o.
tentatlously unrolled It, and spreading the con-
tents, consisting Of an invalid biscuit and an an
Client piece Of cheese, before her she squared
herself, sneeZsd broadly aud waited for the tea.
When It came she slipped deep OF it, and intro
dUeing the bread and cheese to the inner man
arose and started to pass out.
"You have forgotten to pay, Miss" said the
good. looking matron. Then the cheese and bis
cult Woman's nose few up at an angle Of forty
five, and her Winkers dashed themselves furiously.
and sbe evidently wanted 70 scratch the lace OF
Of anybody within reach. "Pay for what?n "rhe
tea" "The tea! Do you call that tea? Do you
pretend TO say that liquid thinness is the genuine
Tyson from Hong KonE?" The men present
smiled, and the women te-he-ed. Tea! great
sloppy, do you think I've lived for nothing?
When calf for tea, mean tea, and good full
cup Of 1t, too, with spoon In It and cream IN It
and-tes In Il, and don't make It practice to
pay for It unless the bill 10 filled. "When pay
for that tea I'll know It and you'll know It, and
well all know IT," and she dashed out Of the
room with her pull-back going hop fop as she
travelled. A subsequent Inventory of the table
furniture found n salt cellar and pepper box
missing. She had made her point
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AS FoR OTHER NATIONS,
Krw AnuERrrsRnEErs.

See advertisement of Madam Donovan.
Nine. L. p. Jeanneret, Paris millinery.
Look at the advertisement Of Devlin & 20.
A set of handsome parlor furniture for sale.
HsndsoH ely furnished rooms at 1877 L street.
A suite of three communicating rooms for rent.
Important Eale Of works OF art, by Thos. DOW
liny.
Five or six handsomely furnished rooms for
rent.
Furnished rooms at No. 500 Sixth street north
west.
NV. Gait, Brc. & Co. have excellent holiday
goods.
Eleven rooms, at No. 500 EIs. Capitol street
for rent.
Handsomely. furnished rooms at zoo B street
southeast.
See the Iotice of the Second Cooperative
Building Association.
See the advertisement of Robert Ball, OF the
Masonic-Hall Association.
Thos Downing will sell, on Monday and Tues
day, December IL and Il, large collection Of law
books.
A three.story brick house on New Jersey ave.
nuo, between and streets north, for sale by
r. H Warner.
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IMMASULATE CONCEPTION.
Celebration Of the Feast in the Catholic
Church.

Celebration OF the Feast In the Cathohe
Church.
Yesterday, being the feast Of the Immaculate
Conception Of the Blessed V rgln Mary and .
holiday Of obligation. was celebrated with solem-
nifty in all the Catholic churches Of this ci y, the
faithful being required to attend mass as on Sun
days. 1t is Just twenty-ene years since Pope Plus
TX Issued solemn decree in Rome, In numerous
council of Bishops. declaring the doctrine Of the
immaculate conception to be an article Of Catholic
belief. This was done on the Sth Of December,
1854, and since that time the Church has observed
It as one OF her most solemn festivals. The festi-
val has been more or less observed IN the Catholic
Church since the seventh century, though great
controversy existed as to In what sense the
Blessed Virgin was to no held conceived without
sin. II is stated that St. Bernard not only remon-
str tied with the canons Of Lyon, in 1884, fOI their
u horiZed introduction OF this festival in their
Cathedral but rejected the opinion OF the Blessed
Virgins having been conceived free from original
sin, though he admitted her sanctihcation in her
mothers womb. A protracted controversy now
enEged. The Franciscan order, Of which the eee-
brated theologh n, j, Ia Duns Scotus, was q men,
Der, jealousy ueIenGed the doctrine. The DOmi-
mean order, on the contrary, denied the immacu-
late conception. and this caused much discussion
and division in the Church. The ScOttsts: as they
were called, seemed TO be in the majority, how
ever and their leader, ScOtus, in a disputatton
held before the university Of Paris in 1907 main
tanned the doctrine Of the immaculate conception
in the highest degree. The dispute on the point
grew so warm and caused so mucn excitement
that Pope Plus V, toward the close Of the six.
teenth century, forbade all public discussion OF
the subject. except in theological disputst!Ons
before a learned auditory. This state OF things
continued for three TOUR centuries, while all the
time the supporters of the doctrine were steadily
gained ground. Clement XI ordained that the
festival should be observed holiday of Obliga-
ton, and at length Gregory XVI permitted that
the term immaculate" should be introduced In
the public service, the use OF which had been
before forbidden. Finally, at the instance Of
bishops in various parts OF the Church, the pres
emit Pope, Plus TX, addressed circular to the
bishops of each nation, calling for their opinion
and that of their people as 10 The faith OF the
Church on the peint. The replies were all but
unanimous in favor OF the doctrine, and upon re-
eeipt OF these the Pope issued the decree alluded
to above.
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