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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
j. BALLARD, M. d,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCoUCHEUR.
L Special attention paid to Surgery Office at
Springers Drug Store. Residence second door
East of Star Lively Stable. "a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
SIGN PAINTING

In every style of Lettering on short notice, an
with taste 10 suit all.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

DEM RAILR GA D.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
NewYoEk from foot Of Desorosses ana Coaha s as
Ezyr 10y Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South with Pull
attached, 93O Il and $50 n sunday aaa
S, " namssort and (via Phia
oonnec.Ing $3.50 wiliamspor
Haven CorrT 30 connecting CORY iOr TuVe,
Pee Gentr and Oh Reeicaz
For Ia the South Limited Washington Er
pYes Ps0r Cars daily except Sun3s al SV n ar
snRaSy 10 io Philadelphia = $40. ESQ 1880 4:1O
- = go 8 n ~ night Sunday 900 g. T. s:30
and D n I'm grant ami second class p ~ , q
Newark ats go IA4 s. 40 * 10 n s6 ~ LAD
S1O 10 ll3O ard IL night Sua5sv 5:2O T. and SlO n
Por kaEabetb $3.50. Z 7:40. S y, 10 n II N, z,
20 $40 $40 4;lu 4:30' 400 5:2U 540 o. $40 $50 q
73J s;l0 20. 11:3O and IL night Sunday 5Z1 and
zO 5IO 4:so 4:50 52O 5:4O O. olO 6:30 Z. $40 10
o an IL ght Sunday. 500 and n
F1r Woodbdg Perth Amboy and South Amboy aud 10
2SU New Sv sTpsncK anu IL 2 3:l0 4;IU $50
G. In n n and II night sunosT: D.
10, aSt Miislone II noon. 3 ana o2U D n -
& LVl K-Seston aud RocGv Hid $40 Ia. aud 40 p.
For Pnn,eton Z. s:40 A. M l2;3 ,, 2, Al and D. m
For Lsmbertvlle and Flemlngton go m ana -OO N
Fr trenton BOIdenown BurD ton. Camden au' V0O
n, 1880. 2, 4, o am Z .. m N, A.lonm
~ arnip dale and a. n aud 2 D. n o,o
f Pem0ertOn ssd Camden wa Perth Amooy z9VP
For II, Oh tstown and PemberOp, a. N. ,,oo
s-rsve as fo0w-FIom Pittsburgh 655 and ll;2O m
Snu om ztOn Baltimore 6:20 4l5, 6l5
snd IOg7 M SUNDAY go and 10 ~ NJ From rHhs'
1sinbs rio Go 6:5j, l0l5, llZU lEJ4 n 2lo q o.
EI5 7.3b 7;tO S:44 lG27 n. San1sJ, 0IO 6i2O o;oo
ets OGces 500 944 BrOaiwa No. Aor honse ana
Desbrosses aud COrandtss No CoaisS, p, p,o ~ a.,
n@ No Batery.pIace D. BOYD Gen Passenger Agent
FRASK THOMSON. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
6teamboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TAX WRsT-Pss~nrer and Prrish,
hswferk foot Of hbcrtrst Connects viii
noS.a brsneh Rs Hampton Junction with Dsi
E at Phnpsburs With Lehgh and Susaueh
nsh valley Railroad Direct hne harsoug rtsssaryh and ~
"essi also 10 Centrs PennsyvaniA and NevYorf Stsse
c.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SIsenonF san IL. lS7b-leave New "a q follows:
Nsws TRAM for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehen BasA
en-, ----f~-' A~A~'e'" ""A~oAne' 0N'.H
500 m-wg Train for PlainaeM
tVV WY Train for haon. Bsvder- wilkes
9.re Ii'oo mshsnoy City NJ Carmel, HsIeon.
W. P AVERY &c Connects a Jancnon DeL. and
$500 ExPRsss daily texc.pt supdsys, f, R,aop
Allentown, Harrisburg. aud West
Femlngon at ksston for Msuh
barre scranton ke With through
lO:SO a. m-Wu Train for somervile
lZ;4D m-bxPREss for FemIngon, Raston Allentown
Msnea Chunk hsano, City HaIson WhkesOsre
ESQ m-NaI Tram for Eastoa Cataszuaua and Beydsr.
$3.50 D. m-Nay Train for Plain6eh
500 n-Wsy Train for Esuor, Allentown Chunk
Connects Junction with Del, and We
A;3O D. m Way Train for somervne Femngton
o:OO pm.-Way Train for Plain6eld.
10 pm-kvENNe BKPRRss dai for Bason, Allen hauch
Chunk "ae'bare Towaada READING Harrisburg Ptsburgh Chi
b:3O m-Ws Train for Sonsryilia
6 spi6:a5 m.-Wav Trans for SomcryHe.
1880 m lBmgrantl-For Rastcu.
e:l5p n-Wsv Train for sonervle
1900 D. m-Ror Planfeid-
Fer Elizabeth at 5l5 6, sl5. $40. 77l5 s45 $50
4l5 4;304:45 3. 5:15 30 5.45 g. 6l5 6:45 7:15 130
R. r. KICKER, sape Eas.
Il. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
YlSONIG SAVINGS AND LOAN BlNk,
Ghartes Ior Business Men


Optional CAPITAL PROCURED for
:. R s,s s1sasoi or ss 8ss Peisons With
bus advised Of approved o2?o1i IS HSesIseI
g. Tea. asd Coffee. 81 Pa.Epaes &c 6MGGS GARLEfGN
nor SALE-An iron PAPER-SHU'TE, about
10 AMI ise' inches Eoe Apply 10 foreman re
TOR SALE-PATENT RIGHT ARTICLE
tts ea he family tn United States; can make
100 per Pateues .loN Were n has made 500 IN
noiCcc- without capital vii s me Uuie Sta1es
AaaFe,s P. D. P. o Box l.s-8 cneirnat OHIO
TOR SALE-COAL LANDS-64O acres In fee
sHps tile pes s9d 80 yssr Tase S on L dyCO acTs or 5 a.
ss n. otscI fet and 5.ioo, vein u sre clay
a. ). N no Win The all covered with hard rock TO 10
= st deer b.. been fap de7opea tested yerr
- Sd % s, q ore 8 10 80 nss east Of oaner LIMOS and 2ia
ns nor tie Toledo Wabssf Sad Western Railroad and viii
"a. o7pr Illinois. has population Of 50 900 sraPtT increasing
,sl,r ssd ms.ufscures ard row consumes yearly
, ca ~ .n average iailv consumption "a
q 80 sss each Which ed so TO l2O miles at
ss 81 % psr beng Of ,ef large asrEa Of profit
monopoly Of IL marteL ASe a. ae & sA 5 M e Of
[ 20 n % I, S.r,opStei ths: vh an averag. tsy Of
ohs rd present At auy clear oSpt ol 94VO
~ y can realre Coo never - at e thsI Ssst5 oy
'a',9 .1 81 2so sS1 basSsl. a. 81 so per
h e % n 90 sae ae s .gt esTo,d. %oan be siOO per
wbOss rates sIe there Is no nSSsssH hs m
y 1 s on ,so;. Of 6oo s@s8s 6a. s6oU. one h
a. supplied nom these mines Ss SS ao CON &
These @as can Ss Ds IN o55 S5 O5o 6 per asS he
bsrg hunted amount Of force employed Lne .
Ce Organized oI
900 in shares Of 500 eaeh' $50 OoO o.
e. et la responsible mrn and the Of
oD-
nd the matter The proprietor n person
,yp he othr 500 leases and hanelse
annie snniv the land FOR al pnDoseS lhe ivy W
c bv Cound has leased 70 the Cou psny o twent Ies
- 40 by 200 public sndnS and me track OIL
N Tso sba Railroad, 70 Le used a. depot Ho
o surplr steamboats, . , - a.. .,..,.or
T vaatlr innate investment and worthy me sEsnuon
capita snerpsaR bu.iass men AZ opportenV oi ~
sefom To respOnAoL psres
apply who will advance Ae e1pa reqne 70
~ IN. the mines 10 business the
ryneaf sell OnebsH the whole concern naS Ase
- 80. ,r the sna sam 53000O-Sj OOU cash bshree IN
- v uts AZ az yearly Onehaf the advances maze
rs n. es Tor buaess be refunded 70 the parties nom
1 besstage o. the PROT 10 from saes OF coal -
rter see 10 person or sdiree .ne M M
" shos sropeTty. HARRISON D1LLs, O12 @s, SS-I -
1 DARE CHANCE for a person OF total aDsu-
IL nsues rrlcpes eachble dsDOsuon, havnk SIOOO
300 2ubhsl1Hg business, WIZ posc0'
1 -s t''" e' s. 8 WOOD. NeWburgh, n Y
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Sdplnus bnuKs

EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
j. S1th-sve and TSeilh-st
deposited vi commence - dsw interest on the
following l.
JOHN z DE WITT President
esoasE C. WALDO s~c-et5rv
NEW-YORk SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.
~ Fure-nhSx cen. interest commencing the FIST
ZACH MONTH Assets, S3,1J5o6l o. hurpE- e32OOOl 81
C. W BklsaKgRHOYy. Secv RICHARD Il. BULL, Pres-
YiSOlIG SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,
No 6 POST-ST., MASONIC TEMPLE sAN FRANCISCO.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Board Of this Ban held Jan. ID
DIV DkND ibe o. NINE AND ONh-
EALR (9e PR CBS per Tern Deposits and SEVEN
And ONEHaLF & ~ PR CBNf Ordinary Deposits
" the III endng Jan 2l 1875 PAYABLE and after
il1 -. 1873. free oi al
Certificates Deposit uo payable the First National Bank
EsYork Phade Boston, Chicago and st. Louisi Lon
al The pTu0Ps Of Eufope- Deposits
rsved and r IA roli and Dydns DsI n god also Moneys
TIE Frsi National Bank, NeSio orr, will De
sed TIE Dep'stor here aDd pass5osA sent 6y eturn mail
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
JlpIoenn NcIires.

LJlplUfTIU AOLlrEh.
OFFCE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co..
PHILADKLPHIA. Jan IL, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pennsyl-
~ Ra.od COmpEn will before March
1873. thrr SCRIP isu, the dividend Dec D. 1873 and
interest thereon 0 of
9TH d March 1870 this Scrip w to bear interest aud
es CsmpanJ wn al that hen he etandite.
BAYAkD BUTLER, Treasurer.
81 LOUIs KANSAS Cry NORTHERN HALLWAY COMPANY,
SEcRKrARYs OFYicE ~. LoUIs, Peh. 20, 1873. !
THE COUPONS of the Real Estate and
Morric- Of 'his l. 1873 will
that ds by Bank Of Commerce Sewl
JAMES y. HOW, Secretary.
USioS PACIF1c RAILROAD COsPAyI BovroN Peb 25 1878.
THE Coupons due March 1, 1875, on the
Il SINKING FCND BONDS ~ tie UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COHPANY vii Us presentation and date the Office
o COmDaay n Boston aOd The bankiugh MORTON,
BLISS 20. in Nev-lork. L. Il. ROLLINS. Treasurer.
OsnCE Of HANNIB RAILROAD COMPANY
- BROADwAY, NEW YuKE, Fec. 20, 1879.
THE INTEREST maturing March l, 1875, on
as Faea Year Convertible Bonds of this COMPANY
u the the Bank North
4EsneA No A walls, New YOr aad er MONDAY M'rch
k-a JOHN r ACKER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Gelu Danreo-- maies.


WANTED-Y0UNGM MEN, to learn the retail
w DRY GOODS BUSINESS, LORD x TAILOk'a,
Grand And1 1Erysurst~
WANTED-A leading house desires to engage
w one ExrBRIRsCRD sALBsABs % travsl 10 ~l
grocery states More nrea
sppy except had aud can give
=. ls..t rout. lrayel.d g. a. Address SlECIALlikS,
Boz $40. New. YORK PostOaoe.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

nVUADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
IL the SEW.JERSRY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare rom Ecg-York ~ Phi.sde!Dha only - -
Comm rncnq MONDAY 10 1874 1e stAuneh an1 com
r. ste1nbosts JANE MOSZLY and DAY STAR connecting
Sandy HOOK with al trains, VIII
Leave HexYork from Pier g. n r.. foot Of RectoIst IT.
p.Ab m rcr Pbiadelpha Long Branch Toms River W are
town T1ckerton Vneiand IN Bndgeton.
zoo nFor Loag Branch. Rver waretown Barnegat
aad TGeEefion VIM S. sNEDEN General Mansper
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
findnnGl.
DPOPOSALS FOR SqS6. .6OO STO(

PROPOSALS FOR s9S5,6O0 STOCKS OF
L THg CITY OF NRW YoRG-Seslea Proposals wiz BE- re.
~vra Oes Thursday. March 4th, ls D.
sosca Wien the vi pubclF opsne tor me whoe
A., part the OF 1886 coo of Stocks Of the City hesio
xsessneut Fuod STOCK authorized b, section chapter
ss5 of the Laws Of 1868, ysbl NOFenber !, l9lVi
sp4 sRarn, palshc sfmr a.. 40
usasly the Is; May aud NOvems .SoooouO w
lssrvns PEsd sees, q shove pracpai psyaoe IN
OF SlOOOOO . tao. anu three years re-
sprcyeY az per a1num payable - -.
Move f5OOOOO
aud ntSrsed Proposals for Stocks
s s CITY ofNvYork mi nod second envelope addressed
tSs sh reserved part d the COmutroer to reject
al the udgmelt the interests the Corporation
<sse -. p...-.
ANDRRw II. GREEN Comptroller
cy Of Sev.Yort. Department Of finance COmpOuers oGce
Yebrasry 10. 1873.
oys1cE OS THEsPESSsTIvANiA RlLRoAp CoxPAsT,{
PBnAnELPHiA, Feb 49, 1875. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLnBRS OF COMPANY vii be held TUESDAY March O.
XehtA FRiisdeloda
fSs Kecuon Directors VII TUESDAY
81 ls7o st TIE COmPasv's General oGcs
JOSEPH LESLEY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Eost ano 5ouno.

OST-Certifirate No. 1899, dated Oct. q
II stock the Broos7n Gas Light Co.
Bokvn D. 1866 bat rescne the said Penn
yyana Co.. AypAel;on made iof adupLcste certheA1e
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Bodro dnn Rooms.
GoIeis.

CALLEN HOUSE, 1865 Hudson-st, corner of
" Lsgh formerly Pnees reiued Rooms with excellent
b @5 hmiyroom 81 81 90 night
lodgings SOC. to SOC. Open all night
GROVE HOUSE, IA, 176, and 178 Bleecker-
~ Boadwsv-Fne with excellent table, for fam
SO 81 90 health lt and hops
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
WI Murray Anencan three ase suits vacant one
paror four irt door, large bedrooms connect
Ing. all front, With southern
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

NEW-YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
~ LINZ ALL RAIL Worcester, Nashua sOd RocheeIhe
shortest quickest. ami direct tor business
LKAVB GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NBWYOEK, sos. 10 N.
3 3: 10 D.
The sos and Worcester
JUNCTION for Portland arriving Portland at
lO:45 D m.
The $40 trains connect a; Worcester with the
Errres morning for Portland, Bangor and ST. Johns
Through Baggage checked through important points
Through Trans between Worcester Portland.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

IDDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
n NFRfHA ANTS ANUFACrURhES. and others hnng inter
aergurel exchanged 1Jr bus nes Persons With
ots ee tvsei Of approved o3PorCleL Reference
{ HUNTER esl PRECEDENT FeJpts Ba8E: b. H. GAREU IT
q Tsas asd oGes. PaK-plaee &c GRlGGS CARLETON
FluanclaI Hni Busaess BroAeb % broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

Amnsements.


7 asst WEEK, beginning Monday, 22d inst
IL EfGHrH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or THE - -
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IS
WATER OOLORS.
NOW OPEN AT THB
NATIONAL, ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Corner third from until p N
10 Admince % cents eyery daI this week.
VA close SATURDAY EVENING, Peb "a. l37o
I Asst DAY But ONE!
BARsUws GREAT HIPPoDvoMs TO CLOSE
TOMORROW NIGHT
1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 .SS% .SS%
PEOPLE
CAN BIZ ACCoNMODATBD UPON THESE TWO
CLOSING DAYSl
DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND THB CONCLUDING
PsRFORMAN BS OF THE
GREATEST low on RARrHt
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
TO THE PUBLIC.
For closing days Prdy Saturday the Equestrian d.
repotuc each and
psniomimc and eqasnwhch for months del ghed
the fashionable Of NewYok and made the Great Hippo
arone the anasement marvel Of the
THIS (PRIDAY EVENING
Two brilliant Totng ases the fastest horses OF NeWfo
and Boston.
FIRST RACE (nis and ,pea)aau NJ LYMAN, Sherman Top
Gallant
SECOND RACR-Lttle Dan Dandy. Harry Black Fday
TOMORROW NIGHT LAST NIGHT.
All the faVo1tes in
THREE BRILLIANT TR0rriNG RACES.
THREE BRILLIANT TR0r ING RACKS
MONDAY At tbs hppcdrcm Of the great
500n. ehasnse walk by pedestrians El~a Paysou Weston
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

y wears table. t-ni bul he ienn uLA
clean ger backen boots &C. Ec good rrudt u "a.rs
/ .s,acsaie cal Al cAPkNIhES LABOR BUREAU, lJo "es'
| ll.a eorurI
, 1875-02-15

a few days aso : 4-year-oll elrl endeAyosed to
s,, sutetsaan her venerable grandfather by singing
thn a nes asns4ng Nov, leta boar you pray, saia
IL I tPs1u P1us k1sadpa, "0ue, two tlsee" etc, up
y = H. counting" "Wels, gaupa." aho replied,
iugs no." f'N'N@ "'a'' oa' "J stoca-
,,9seR NothinR shakos tue popular faith in tho I'M
~ hos.Aaty Of ths soul more tuau tue e1stonce Of
~" tlrY goods c!ofk. It ls Asserted ti1at
nins es VINO makca facoe bohiud the backs OF
.. n.ne o1s ot eyk*r ten woR1sn who como iuto the
nsst saa P1notuates the light Of tins by bawi-
tns Uash !" can have no claims ppQn tho Has.
satfect'on.-Brook4yn ArJus, ''' ~'S@'
, 1875-02-15

1t with Some kind Of white powdsr. and throws
Ia tho killing of q verhcna- Tho branches Of
China tres which grow tn QUO lot ovcrt11ng the
house Of tie other. Somo Of tho Unrrics wcre
gathered, boiled with peculiar roots, tncan!n-
ha s . a'I s 'ne osh isp", ~ to sata
las really happened in Columbus. We didn't
think that ignorance and snporatition could OK
tond that far In our city. II bad and good lnck
docs como Of this, tho hirer will swcar that cou-
fulAtion waB tho caliHo."
, 1875-02-15
ltNbtnese Rivalry i'm

lfaaJ run j: "1here are two no'tas sas ooiuhbns
fsle.hoFpe street. Hussues4 uool not " l.. 1prsf
p'Ie. one IL more prosperous t,,a" M i vs. ,neil-
10 leaet sncoessfuI h1od Ill oII woma" n' 'ta otnef
poaied a - ba Son)nrer, 1t "o rooi i
st down the rival and lit un ~ ~ "aa 70
*ef. 20 Ella goes to work All ~ w.
- sAz1h ton tho G1ayoyarI: nf,ss fv
, 1875-02-15


him propbrly. Jo!'n Stuart Mil told ths working
men Of England TINT they Ind Ion many ehltreil,
and advieed them against 1t. bHs to have only
ons child, and then tho pcashntry wonld Bton all
lost hin election but as hhs had no hops of \
soae in tho Renato, khe did not know aha rait
any riak by rronlulgat,ug IT, Men who throug1,
disHpRttoil and various exceHscs have bccomo
porpotuato their race. They might claim right
to boconia fathers II their cfiincs aud folcs end
ed With thenlhcivoa, If they alonc could Auffer !;
bnt when they Btainp thctr guilt Oil tho Tow Of
Innocence, then they are criminals.
Our bows should 10 90 taught that they wit bo
ab|o to pilot their own sllipa through thaao dam
gorous Bens, and tiion whom rcasun sits firmly
on hoF throne. with tastes, Appottes, autl l,as-
hlons! obcdaont rlavcs instead Of masters, they
NAV become fathers.
Tho numbor Of cd bachelors aro tncroaeing,
hocnuso they say, "wivcs cost 80 much and DO
an littlo.' but now army OF women ate ntising
whose privilege IL will be to learn aud wo,k with
Tho mon. a now education, from which thoy
have long bcoti shut out, iB demanded. They
clamor 81 tho college gates. Rho advised tho
boys to got intellectual v1yes. The mora women
Know .si sLo greater VII DO ths gaIn to
thoro can bo no nnta9onism betgcon
them. What lifts up tho one Lifts up tle otAer.
biao advised all tic boys to marry-:lo right hud
Of 'y1EeB, Of courns.
She inatanced Tawcctt tho LIbesnl leader In
vito to keep him possel in litofature and poll
tics, aud it must 10 admitted TINT sue spoke With
some seofn Of Tue fact that this woman waa
obliged to leave her husband at tho door Of tho
chalnbel, md then mount 10 tho "wonRna
cage at tho top to listen to tho dcbatee- Evc1y
man grows by association with superior woman,
She spoke OF Fawcett a. q man Of decided pot1-
cal opinions and one who uttered tl,on. Sllo
urged upon tho boya to not be afraid to speak
What they thought. Truth vss given us to ut.
ter. success is neither rtnne, fame NOR office,
but truth aud honesty. She ius!anccd tho nnti.
slavery loroes, and Charles Sumner especially
who, whon lsoscoo coukl1ng little morn than =
NJ mere ~ poil'eian anEgestod ttat 70 advance sone
/" 1nexred!ent7 lu all Gods uHiyorso I lind no
such law
She considered that boys vere too soon h,r-
riol INTO business without sufficient pre,aral;n i'1
nr tlcfet,se against t,o daure1A mn, tent ;o,,s
TINT LcBet sIe,n therein. SIo spoko strpn"ly n
their sovereignty, and tic bssouess asfwnll m
folly Of selling their votes as sau sold hs birt-
at oyery oectio hecaaS noncrs id ill., ns na1 osa
their sous tho value Of tho fra,lclso, We
, 1875-02-15
MCCORMICK HALL
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 10.

PROGRAMME
, r.u. PAafI.
y Gilmora. R.ni. '''' '''''''' " sS"ss
- ''o 'es Sa&ophnns, - Norma Fantasia" .,,., D4na
- c.r, MF. z. A. IAEebEe.
-. tsttmprcs Nand. y -sA'
J. ana 'ffn ireaIoH with Fsrtars Cladn usd1n
4. p.r,,b,. M,s Finn. =. Thur.bJ.
Qilsnoros Hand.
8. 0vsrtuss. civilian Teii. y,-.,..
i;uaurc. isnd' 8os'tns
- S''0 '0' eo'as- " ~ u ssvsi.." ....,.BAts
o. o'et'Aeato On hifs from tho ppsrss
s,., Gllnots's Band.
N Mas Emma U. Thnrsby
'' S'tossea Ae1naa from the UA1 Of Mez&xt Gurns
ll1notoFs H&ni.
e"SDIlfot''".. 4. FILLMORE,
Hcnesal Admission, u Cents Reserved Seats,
25 Cents Extra.
FOR sALR AT LYON 4 HEALY's Ausru STORE,
Nt1TiCE.-The Henlt Is now making = tour os .h4
PlhGipal Esaern and Western Cttie1 On THAR Nsx +
udsse ky to I'LL an engagement ia tbp latter ciiy ~
18th Of FRhruary, 10 aid Of Tho Public Lbr.y al ~
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-02

The Memphis ard Ohio railroad COM
pany did not exceed $4,000, whilst
the cost of the road in tie county
was S650,000. As it was with this
road in this county, so it vas in al
the other counties, and so it was also
with eli the other roads in the State.
The large debts contracted in the
building, ironing and equipping Of the
roads were in existence at the time
the war commenced, and whilst the
roads were making nothing, and IN
fact were being seriously injured, the
debts were constantly increasing byan
accumulation of unpaid interest. On
this account the value9f stock in the
roads was in many instances destroy
ed. In Georgia they pursued q differ
ent plan. They built their roads with
out borrowing much money, and the
consequence has been that their rail :
road stocks have been valuable. \
railroad company may afford to bor-
row six or eight thousand dollars per
mile with IMMUNITY, but whenever
they have to borrow as our Tennessee
companies did, fifteen or twenty thou
sand dollars per mile, they are in dan
GER Of causing the stock in them to be
valueless. The advantage Of the Mar
row Gauge system is that in no event
viii it be necessary TO borrow more
than six or eight thousand dollars per
mile, and often much less, to iron and
equip them. After they are put in
operation they can do as mnch bust
ness, carry as much freight and ne
many passengersas are carried en- any
railroad IN Tennesst6, at greatly re-
duced expense. This is the reason
why they will pay if properly man.
aged and well located,
The Middleton & Ripley road, mar
row gauge, % miles in length, took in
last year s51, O0Oas its gross earnings.
This is nearly if not quite as much as
the gross earnings Of the Nashville q
Lebanon road, broad gauge, 80 miles
in length. The broad gauge from
Nashville to Lebanon cost near two
million of dollars, the narrow gauge
from Middleton, on the Memphis d
Charleston road, to Ripley, Miss, cost
three hundred and fifty thousand.
This shows the difference in the sys-
tom
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The war rumors caused gold to fuc-
tuatc wildly in New York Tuesday.
1t opened at 1143, went as high as
1l5l, and finally settloddown to115f,
IT which i closed.