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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-17
MEMPHIS AND LITTLERocK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.

Arrives. Leaves.
e-----~ -@---
AMP. AN. Pm.
Nail Train daily.............. LOO $50
Freight and Accolnmoda- t
ton daily. 40 500
6ieepina cara on mail train. Depot Center
G.Anding, foot Of Washington street, Ticket
osiecs, 2S7 toor. Madison and 2TS Main street.
I. 3. TATE, Asst. Sup't.
Passengers get GOOD SUPPER or Break
East at Brinkley's 70 miles from Memphis.
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The report that Susan B. Anthony is
writing a lecture, to be entitled, Les
sons rom the Age" is pronounced un.
true By Boston paper.
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AAlAnuAD nhn rABLEe.

MEMPHIs AND LOUIHVlLIE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
- -
An. P.B. A.N.P.M.
Express. except Sunday. 2.l5 $50
Mail Train................... =. 4.41 l.25
Brownsville Aeon except
sunday. ..--....s............-.....b,4J 4.lU
Depot NJ head OF Main stree
Ticket Once, 287 Main street. corner OF
Madison.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TEENEssEE
Arrives. Leaves.
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Directors:

JAMES D. PORTER. JR.. Gov. of Tennessee.
LOUIS HANAUER. of SchoOlHeld. Hanauer
& Co.
r. NJ. WHITE. Of r. NJ. White &C
M. G. PEARCE. of Pearce. Suggs d Co.
b. URoUHART. of E. Urquhart Il Co.
7. B. HAYNES. af T. B. Haynes & Co.
HENRY WETTER. of II. Wetter Il Co.
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LIST or LETTERS
LADTEA' list.

ReSna ining lM the eostOfgice Rt Mem
phis, Saturday. April ~, 1876.
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Insures at Board rAtes. Privste DWELLINGS
especially desired; policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums. 47-f
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PADUoAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
hsil and Freight Train leayes.,...... 500 pm
arrives-......l0:00 am
The mail and freight train leaves Covilgton
ior Memphie att am. and returns to Coying-
son at 1;05 pm. Trains leaving Memphis will
start from the Underwriters' Warehouse.
Mgau ~ j. W wTLRIlR,. Aep'l Sup't.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
inn N look after bills affecting the interest:
- t.a citu WaIter L MAYER was grantea

ing to look after bills affecting the nteIos.s
OF the city -. Walter J. Mayer was grantea
a discharge yesterday IN the Court OF Con'non, y,
Pleas under tae insOi,eut laws. He had Deen ~ JI,
for some time for uon-payment OF iud yment Tor sVo
found against hm In Morris County. Lewis kinsey
wa arrested tbia city Sunday night ,Or stcalns
horse ana Carriage rom Charles Hc7scs. OF trenton.
There we're only a deaths ia this cry last week. nvo VI
which from pneumonia and three from
49, A meeting the Essex County Bar was bein yestci
day to take action in reference 10 tne uea "
Nehemiah Perry, tr. Judge Ellsworth was etcveu
chairman and Frederick W. Leonard secretary. Appr0'
prlate resolutions adopted Chancellor Rubyoh
Yesterday appointed James ii. Rogers OF paterson NC
ceiyer o he Paterson aud Passic Horse Railroad Co
piuy.
IyoB0KEy-There are over 40 caecs OF smallpox 10
this citv five OF which are at No "a Newarkst "A
sneak thief entered the grocery store al NO Il%
leld-sl. last lisAi, aud stolc 80 fom the mOnoJ
HARRBoN-A meeting Of citizens OF Harrison & nna
KearEy was held Saturday ni-ht opesc ci ,,nra
made aud resolutions adoDted caiinx on tle heb'SA
t. pass the till anne Iing keLrny " H1rrisOh'
ORASGg-The charter election taxes placc iouay !
The cdnd dates for Mayor arc exJndgo Jes3o I'm w
on a tomperluce AID citizens ticket auu heHIS J"
Egner, on q Democratic TICKET
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
THE LIoUOR,DEALERs' STRUGGLE FOR iRELIEF
.--.... Analor-i E.on,,tixa Eo...xa.;.4o1.


hels meeting last evening at Masonic Hail. The Pres
dent A. Herzberg called the attention Of the Committee
on Legislation several amendments to the Excise bill
which are looked upon with much dissatisfaction as
being made In favor OF the temperance advocates The
principal changes the liquor dealers desire to make
intended to relieve dealers who shall be refused
licenses by the Excise Commissioners by giving such
dealers right appeal TO the Board OF Supervisors.
Another OF the desired amendments gives a liquor
dealer the right to obtain another license, In case his Is
revoked for violation OF the excise law The Committee
Legislation wii proceed TO Albany to-day to the
passage OF the original BILL before the Committee
Internal Affairs and III they unsuccessful IN
this direction, TO obtain the insertion of the above
ane ndments 1t was reported that the Police COmms-
soners had prOmsed TO take steps TO prevent
for violations OF the Excise law unreasonable hours
The Excise Commissioners having continued to make
against them to the Mayor. Another Committee re-
from the TamDany Ce2mittce DIFFERENTIATION ana had
received promise that steps should taken, II pos
sibie, 10 rFOcure a new IXcise law
TIE new Liquor Dealers Protective and Benevolent
Union also held meeting yesterday eYeulng at Putnam
Hall. VIcePresidcnt Albert KrauS la tle GUAR, The
Committee appointed to call the PJiice Collmls-
with regard to the iDcOuyenicnees cXnerItied
by the unlcensed hquOrtealsrs In being arrested mt
night reported that they had called upon 81 leIue,S,
ent Walllg who Informed them That he had no powet
70 interfere ia this matter. though ho fully sympatnize
with the liquor dealers and would gladly relieve them
II he had the power.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
A TRIBUTE TO TIE Captain Or TIE WRECKED
GIOVANNI.

A. P. Agres.a, ship broker, \. D. Bonanno,
Can't. 4. Ia Nasa of tho bark rlsqra'e A i!o Capt.
a. Leonata OF tic bark Tr.c u L,-co Capt. G. DON'T
nci of the bark Cua, "a otter lilian captains now
here recently begged NJ = rC'Isudo do LIcl COnsul-
General Italy, to or2s the Italian Consul at Boston
TO do his utmost To thc remains OF Ae unoru
nate Capt q. Picalno VI the wrecked Ialan bark Go
yauni and for ward il ID New-YOrk 10 the OK the
above named persons vith the intention Of dong proper
honor to the romans OF well deserving the esteem
ana love Of lis oOnutcymcn, having given while in life
proofs OF his patriots when IN officer OF the Royal
italian Navy in the discharge OF bis duties as
captain OF the mercantile marine.
In response to this appeal sgnor De Luca sent the
following dispatch:
sINorTI. italian Consul Boston II the caDtains body
is found Try your best TO have It put ~ Ice and sent
here to my address Of A. r. AgrCsta SHIP broker
Have a decent burIing the spot for al the Others.
send agent Il DCS5ry, and nave tue huk ana Cd
ects Of the ship sold, or cIim price II already h9u
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
POLICE NOTES.

Az the Tombs Police Court yesterday John
DELANEY was be cl,i obtaining $j25 IRON samuel Nay o.
No Broadway Of forged 1ote pa pOhas 70 oe NsAa W
,Ie rn o ooI & Wilson.
Charles Schultz of No. 116 Greenwich-st. was
yesterday by Nchle No oae Of his oonosne
Mace In his bondnen. who desreI 70 %
relieved The 0OO and tie boadaan Jlnea 10
fore Judge DolOhue.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
Graham Id william Rey were held 10 81 ooo D1 oa
OF H. sos AZ
q % Marin phc I'D for s'IbjHg Jaias seluer oi no
lGo Attorney TIE beast fn1cng dangerous wound
Charles DAILY OF No. 15l West Houston-st., Jonn
Dreorchsme OF No % Cns: Bernard Bray Of no. 30 Or
Me 10 lG sailyaass Cbsre. hnnens Of NO. 80
Houston William Acton 0f NO l67 Gleelest we're ar
evening by PoTes and Costello Ci the So@fd o.
Exc..e, tie charge Of ceiling hyi)r sihoat license"
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
po1D ROBBERY ON 4 STREET CAR.

Samuel 5. Gage o. No. 3l5 East One-hundred-
and.tGireenths, reported last evening to Inspector
speight at the Central Police OIce, that on Saturday
evening he got on the platform OF car No 100 Of the
Tnirdaye. hno. while at the terminus in front II the
Astor House. Six stepped the platform at about
the same time three each side Of the car, some OF
whom assaulted Gage and held up his arms, while the
others took his wallet containing 49, from his pocket.
The conductor inside the and seeing tle scue,
closed he and fastened IT, notwltns audiug that
Gage was calling TO him TO open the door and let
MN AS the pickpockets had escaped, the
conductor unfasteued the door.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
FATAL RAILRoAD.AccDExr IN NEWARK

A shocking accident occurred last evening
a. the Comnerce ST. crossing OF tae Pennsylvania Ri
road Rear the Marketst Depot. 10 Newark n j. joan
J. Camp iT OF No loo BrOadst, Newark an agent Of
the Dolaysse aud Hudson CaDs Company. was cross
lug the track just behind tho North3oJhi Washington
train, due In Newark at E35 p. H. He the Pnila-
aslps,s WU traia Sppro.shiay. Us xttssap.cd " re
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
ACTION IL REGARD TO THE NEW EPISCOPAL
EIsIOP3

The Standing Commttce of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese OF Northern New-Jeriey met last
night at the Newark Savings IDstitntioo building Ia
Newark. 10 take action relative 10 tao recently elected
Bishops D; Illinois ana Southern OHIO. Tue Sianding
Committee vVtei 10 oon1rn the election of the Rev Dr.
jaeger Bshop OF SouJe Oaio aud reiased 10
firm the election o. the Rev Dr. Do Koyen Bishop Of
-NlpviS
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
iAnnvuReemenAl
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes
LEAKY ROOFS
MADE WArERTIGHT o. No CHAKGg. Call or address,
NKw-YoAK SLATE ROOFING Co., Cedsrst, n Y.
r. E. DURKEE g. Co.'s SALAD DRESSING.

MODERATE
For and vegetable salads combicg perfection all the reQui
exceedingly delicious Win
good ga al is always assured. Sold by grOoerS
LETTER from DANIEL HUNTINGTON, the Art
M 40 E. Tsenuetht the HsALH LPT: have tried the
HEALTH lyT administered by Dr. HOLBRooK)
With great beneht 1t rests when weary and rfeshes the
oyerNorke brain, remedies v4kauess aids digestion
elasticity OF spirits with pleasure gin steadily
IN yigor. can commend heartily those who ulciag
proauon SskefslGess, and depresrco Yours trv,
DANIEL uUSrNGTOS."
Elegant Rooms for Lad e Gentlemen aud Chn lSD kinhave
between snt twenty Visitors Welcome
references bv pems'ion: Cyrus Field Prot & Packard
ack.fs Bn,BeTs Cugcl the Kew PEher Htckef Rev.
sight lof Trinity Chnc ID Rev Father Preston, tic Rev 0.
Rrothinghan &c. *.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

Tram n,s atom, but HI. foot became fastened In irog
and beIore he could ex.rc himself % was h, IL
the en- CINE and the entire train ptsSeu V and the
nrains scatterol aong the track. IL Wa
the Marke,-st Depot, and sh0s:lu ,n,' man about AZ
M,rgue, Thc deceased WAS an estln,o,1 '
,c,ra nl nrc ard WIS soon " ~ hlIlII-N
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

Tnh Areaue HOlE9 Congressman Eis r,:.lsO ~ SopI Of
Ws",5 Prof William r. 6ke of NvIisyen H. foet OF
eaSo snd Orlando romp.ns q Boston 81 JaH'e' noe
T. C. Dressley of Washington Bft ooit HvI
The Hon " G. Maxwell Of EnSlanl Uaiog 31adr
i~rsr Warner Miller - n h ". Y. and Hrrr r. aV o.
Idop Conn. MeoBoiioH Rote-0en o. j. haPee oi seH Yer
co.nty Y....fsdr!e AGt-Co1 aslaneee' Joan " "A'
Lau.e Of Poughkccysic,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
HOME NE VS..
rnnriNiKr AlaIyALs.

THERMOMETER YEsTBRps'. AT hDDNUrs. IN aaoAo"A'
o.n-y2 Noss-3j no Midnight 81.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

NEw-ROCHELLE.-The trustees of this village
have adopted resolution, recommending the tow
board Of ofAcers, to all trustees anc vestrymen OF
churches, and all owners Of public buildings halls
mcnt houses, ami the Board OF Educ trustees
Of school houses TO have all places Of exit furnished with
doors that may swing either way.
NORTH TARRYTOwS.-TGe voters OF the village will
hold tncir hrst election Tor village officers, March I6
president three trustees, collector and "a treasurer
are TO be elected.
CoRTLANDr-Georee L. Craft, Receiver Of Taxes, has
collected $J0O, leaving only sl 900 10 Dc collected
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
NEW-J JERSEY

JERSEY CIrY.-The police have closed the
prize candy stores..Jonu Muynill placed on trial
the Quarter Sessions yesterday charge OF shoot
ing at Charles RIh, Fritz A. Mayer and Peter Han
The Catholic Charity Ban nctted s745 which has
been divided equally between st. MIIy's Asylu aud
st. Francis Hospital .DOugass found lying
IN the snow AT Hn early LUIr yesterday mora
lug, III BcTgen-ISe. L. WAS hrs; thought lie
WAS Ins"usIhlc frun hquor, a1d he was taken to -
pODc; station IL was subsequently uscrrtaincI that
suffering frOu disorder Of Draig, auG Le vas
removed 10 the tDily Hospital where he stlii rcnals
iDscn,Iblc.. HcIry IaSan WAS arrested yesterday
murnIDg for stedllng m4k from left at grocery
door. Tie Pennsylvania i.Iiroad CObpluy ds-
pensed VITA tne services OF Tue assistant conductors
yesterday.
NEwAgE.-Mr. Crane, special detective Of the Penn
sylyaniI Railroad Company. GId pOcAct picked Of "a
valuable gold watcL and chain AZ tue IIrkc.s,. depot
olturdIy niSit....S'. Jlme5- Roman CathJul
Church was broken inO on sunday night, roDUsd of
goi ani two silver cnalces, aUi tIP couteu.s ot
poor DOKes....Cty Cork Coleman aud Aldermen
Pane, StainsDy auL yuoJs the LegisIatv CDuIui,-
ies VI We Common Cvuav wsvt W Teptvn Isst svrn
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
STATEN ISLAND.

SOUrHFIELD.-Assessors Doyle, Manet, an(
dinner received their books yesterday anc
will begin their work Immediately. The law require
the completion Of Assessments in this town 10y May
ard the Assessors allowed pay for only thirtyhy
days.
RIcHMoSD.-It Is understood that bill Ia TO be intro
duced into the Legislature, creating five instead o
three Police Commissioners for chmOnd county az
salary OF $500 each per year, 1850 in ALL the sam
sum now paid for tlree Commissioners. Tns Wi.
ALLOW a re presentatiye for each town.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
LONG ISLAND.

WoODIAvEN.-At an early hour yesterday
morning party OF ahorers found lying the track
the Brooklyn Central Railroad this place. the dead
body OF woman Of Incorporate habits. about so years
Of age known by the Of Mary, who was last see
ou Sunday evening walking along the track 1t was at
irst thought that She h "a been the victim foul play
bat medical examination showed tlat there welC no
grounds for the suspicion.
JAMAICA.-TneodOre Lott, 1s years OF AGE, resding =
with his parents the Mtrrick plank road was taken
with falnting fiji yesterday morning while his way
from the the house. lie fel his face Ia abo lt
three Lches OF aud su1Ocated before assistance
could reach hIM
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09


The answer Of Col. Tenney addressed 70 the Hon.
N gubneon Assistant Solicitor General OF the Treasuy
ard u dated Feb. q. The most important FEATURES OF
III answer are as follows:
observe that while the charges OF Mr Hughes bear
cate Oct ST. 1874, tleir eXstcDce unknown 10 me
aud to this Office until two weeks since. when they
were accidentally discovered by of wy assistants
While IN Washington Oh other business.
You have left with copy OF the and have
suggested tuai make wHIt~n reply. accordingly
avail myself o the earliest opportunity OF doing co.
shall answer these charges specifically and In detail
snc Ia dong 81 snail show that they founded Ia ig
aorance and based entirely upon presuinpous of facts
sod law which have no existence.
made 10 appeal and II understand At. charged
n effect Win ha'ins consented 10 vacs1e the jude
Dents as against Mt Hess one OF the defendants in
der that he might dispose Of his property that II
CON promise that he worthless. Tie facts now.
ever, that Mr. Hess desired TO place mortgage on
one piece Of his real estate, with which to purchase
another piece OF real estate IL was to enable him 10 Do
this and this alone, that consented Aug g. 1873 70
the entry OF order yacatiDg the Judgment az
against hun. Tue offer 10 COMPROMISE was made i've
mouths aierwaTd.
SeeOSd 9m represented In these charges a. wing
consented 10 the vacation Of the judgment the Stone
ease as % an me parties on Aug l3 1873. This,
not tl Aug Is, 1874 when the action was dis
continued, aud tGe Judgment vacated the letter OF
the Solicitor oi the Treasury accepting the offer TO com
promise by paying costs In full settlement the terDs
having been compiled win. I1is was also true IN the
vacated as against Herr
Ihird: la regard TO my consent yacate the iudc.
tue BtaOA case against licII, August
IS4. these the iacts Having received the verbal
Of the solicitor OF the Treasury, the latter
pr Of June Pre- viOds that The petition for remission
OF the penalties then pending 10 the department would
be gegter upon payment Of costs communicated the
fact TO Mr herr at the time Of the settlement the
Fsrrell aud stone cases on August l3 He thereupOn
paid has costs ~ the Brady case Us well as n the others
and beng Ia embarrassed circumstances, desired the
vacation OF The Brady judgment 10 enable hun to real
he Oh piece of property that Dc mlght settle
1of taxes and interest that were immediately
pressing Beng thus 10 the daily expectation 0f "A
iteeIPt oI .ne warrant OF remission the Judgmet was
accoidi1gy vacated Oh Aug IS 10 him Tue warrant
of remission arrived On Sept le but remiited only
Of the two penatles for whh the Judgment had been
entered ieasps asS sG due aud for WHICH ,ucgInsIt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-16
TOM HOOD.

Joaquin Miller in the n Y. lndependentl
Yesterday came back to London, after
nearly two years wandering in the Old,
Old World, up the Nile, and in an about
the tombs Of burned empires and forgot
ten kings. And all this must be written
I'm. cannot finish a
line; / sit here alone, my work in heaps
before me. | have sat here all day and
have done nothing.
Tom Hood is dead. He was my first,
my firmest friend in London-nay, in all
the world. l came back yesterday and
missed my warmest welcome.
/ called at his little sanctum before
even finding my hotel. rushed in as
always did before, expecting to find him
there, to call him fellow.citizen-this
British subject, this great, good man, al.
ways so kind to me; but found the chair
empty. | looked over my shoulder at a
boy who had followed me, who said
"Mr. Hood is dying, sir. He is at his
home in Peckhsm Rye. They say he
will not live till morning"
Over London Bridge l drove and on
through the great gray fog as fast as the
man would drive; and all the time ! kept
saying somehow TO myself:
One more unfortunate,
Weary of breath.
And yet the lines had no suggestion OF
this mans life or death. Perhaps it was
the great river under me, wrapped in fog,
and flowing, scarcely visible, dark ant
dcsth-like, as I passed, that kept them in
my mind.
On, on through London, five, six, sew.
en- miles. and we touched the high tide
mark Of the great city. Here the new
structures, the new streets, progress had
struck the old order Of things old frame
houses; old crazy inns, and knocked
them about and tossed them out Of place
as il q great sea had rolled in, and push.
ing wreck and eastaway high up on the
strand, had left them tumbled there.
A little cottage that looked like farm.
er's home in the West, humble and sim.
pie home indeed, looking out over the
open field, where the soldiers sometimes
drill, and men play all the time at merry
games, when they come, weary Of town
out to this green edge Of il, and there lay
Hood, dying indeed.
All day, all the year, whenever / had
thought Of London, / had been soeing
his good.natured face, hearing his hearty
welcome back to town. / had not ever
dreamed ! should not find him At his Of
fee, as before.
These things change mans thoughts
He feels no more Of much Importance
Ambition passes on. lie sees but little
use in working any more. lie feels that
there is no good in it all--no good except
the little good he may do to others.
His only sister, great strong woman
plain, almost ugly, from watching Auc
weeping, met me at the door, silent al
most as a stone and all the time tears
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-16

Pleasant purgatve Pellets, or Sugar-C Coated,
Concentrated Root and Herbal juice, Auti.Bn.
lious Granules--the "Little Giant Cathartic
or Multum in Parvo ihysic Modern Chemical
Science enables Dr. Pierce 70 extrac from the
Juices of the most valuable roots and herbs
their active medicinal principles, which, when
worked into little Pellets or Granules
scarcely larger than mustard seed, renders
each little pellet as active and powerful as
large pill, while they are much more palatable
and pleasant in effect.
DR. lra A. Thayer, Of Bloomsbury, Ohio,
writes; II regard your pellets as the best rem
edy for the conditions for which you prescribe
them of anything have ever used, 80 mild
and certain in effect, and leaving the bowels in
an excellent condition. 1t seems 10 me they
must take the place oi all othor cathartic pills
aud medicines"
Lyon x Macombcr, druggists, Vermillion, d.
r., say "We think they are going to sell like
hot cakes as soon as people get acquainted with
them and win spoil the pll trade, as those
that have used them like them much better
than large pills"
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Has the Rest Finding Arrangement.

NORWAY, Fillmore Co., MINI, Aug. "A
Messrs. Strother, Conklin & Paine, De.
corah, Iowa.-The Elword Harvester that
/ purchased Of you does good work ele
Yates grain either wet or dry. cut l25
acres Of grain, and averaged l3 acres per
day, and the last day | cut fifteen acres
of wheat and two binders bound it. They
had never worked on harvester before,
and ! believe the binding arrangement is
better than the one on the Marsh. The
grain saving box is a splendid thing. I
saved one days work six bushels OIL
wheat in it, and il docs actually save the
shelcd grain more than expected when !
bought il and. in short, am well pleas.
cd, and would recommend the Elward
Harvester to any one wishing 70 buy next
year.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW CHRisrfASsoN.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-16
TESTIMONIALS.

A few extracts fronts repor and letters are
given
'On It's first round was dead iurrow " re
the grain was short; on the other siuo the
grain was heavy, and on one end IL was badly
lodged, but the machine worked equally Hell
in all these conditions Of grain. The binding
was well done Ldmuoh cleaner than Is usually
done when bound by hand.
"rhe machine was operated for some time,
til the committee, rs well IS all spectators, OF
which there were large number, were satis-
fed
"Ths machine Is in 0nr opinion, an I'M
qualified success; and in this opinion all who
saw the machine operate, agreed, 50 far rs we
were able TO learn, and there were many prom
inent and substantial farmers present az the
trial. ARA BARTON,
'President State Agricultural Society.
EDWARD g. BULLlS.n
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Strong, Well Made, and Does Good
Work.
HInnl.ANn. Fillmore VI

IIGaLAND, Fillmore Co., MINI.
Messrs. Strother, Conklin & Paine, De-
corah, Iowa The Edward Harvester that
| purchased of your agent proved to be all
or more than it was recommended. We
cut all the grain on both places ono
acres) in good season,without the Leaf ex.
pense for repairs. When | took the ma.
chine apart to store it for winter, | did
not find any part Of it but appeared good
as new. The grain on my old farm was
cut with a Marsh last year. 1t scattered
about two bushels per acre in the wheat.
This year we raked the stuble with a
sulky rake and got one-fourth Of a bushel
per acre. bound alone on the Edward
Harvester this year in wheat that yield.
ed 20 bushels per acre, eight acres and 90
rods in eight hours and twenty minutes.
The machine is strong, well made, and
does good work. G.. ". CARPENTER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-16

At Paris, KY, on the 9th, at stallion
show, Goldsmith's Abdallah was instant
ly killed while going around the track.
He was met by his full brother, John
Bright, and the shaft of the latter S sulky
entered his breast and came out near the
top Of the shoulder, causing his death in
few minutes. His loss is greatly dc
plored, as he was considered one Of the
best horses in the United States. lie was
valued at 100000.