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SPECIAL.
TO the COnsumptive.

Let those who languish under the fatal
severity Of cur climate through any pull
mOnary complaint, or even those who are in
decided consumption, by no means despair.
There is a safe and sure remedy at hand, and
one easily tried. "WilbOr'S Compound OF
Cod-liUer oil and Lime" without possessing
the very nauseating flavor of the oil as here
tofore used, is endowed by the phosphate Of
lime with a healing property which renders
the oil doubly eficacious. Remarkable testi-
monIals of its efficacy shown to those who
desire to see them. Sold by A. B. Wilbor,
chemist, Boston, and al druggists.
REEDS gilt-edge tonic Is a mud corrective,
and its purity and flavor are guaranteed.
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D. Paradise contractor; outlay,

Heart. F. D. Paradise contractor; outlay,
$1,000.
Louisville railroad passenger depot. Pro-
posed outlay, SIS, 900.
The above improvements sum up the
amount of $50, 700. The erection OF pas
senger depot by the Memphis and Louisville
railroad company, at the head of Main street,
is something that has been badly needed for
some years. The erection of the building,
however, may interfere materially with the
Union passenger depot on the upper landing.
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Country saloons viii find it 10 their
Interest TO get g Pride of the West
Faucet and Air Pressure," and keep
the celebrated Lenip's EIager Beer
Fritz Pfemfert Il Co. sole agents. I3
Court street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


SECURE your seats for Fra DiarOlo.
Stop your hair from falling out by using
Halls vegetable sicilian hair renewer, a sure
prevention.
SALOONS which keep first-class liquors
should have Greenbrier in stock; it is uni
form in purity and flavor.
LIGHT, sweet and nutritious bread, biscuit
and pastry guaranteed when Crescent baking
powder is used. For sale by B. NJ. Stratton
& Co
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NeGpOlitan cream in brick mOulds. Pure
creGm, fancy deserts to order. Cakes and
pastries speciality. Fresh CaraDlelS as
usual at FL0yd'S.
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THERE can be nothing more disgusting to
''cure all nostrums" SO frequently advertised.
The idea is simply preposterous. How diff
ferent with standard proprietary medicines,
such as-pr. C. M'Lane's celebrated liver
pills, prepared only by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburg. They have stood the test of fifty
years, and to-day-more popular than ever
are estimated worth their weight in gold. ="
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Oueer. Isn't 1t.

how fast all smokers are learning that Duke
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best? Asl
-aur dealer for it. and take no other
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The Opera Next SVesE

Monday next at the Theater our home vo-
calists and amateur actors will have an OPP
portunity to distinguish themselves at the
Theater. The Memphis Opera club has been
actively rehearsing the popular operas the
Daughter Of the Regiment and Fra DiaU3 10,
The cast OF characters is as follows:
DAUGHTER OLE THE REGIMENT
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LAW REPORTS.

| ChaBcery COurt-W. w. M'DOweH,
| Judge.
Calendar same as announced yesterday.
| Tomorrow will be melton day.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

Tor any foul elstern that we cannot purify in
five days with our improved water elevator
GEO. RUBSCH d CO., 40 d AZ Charleston ave
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John Sturga's Restaurant.
Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
of Union.
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No remedy in the world every came into
such universal use, or has SO fully won the
confidence Of mankind, as Ayers cherry pee
sumption.
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Court street.
From DIR. $. J. Belt, Baltimore, Md.

REEDS gilt-edge tonic puri6es the blood,
restores the appetite and stimulates the di-
pestiou,
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EIOyd's

REEDS gilt-edge tonic is safe and pleas
ant invigorant for delicate females.
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OdOrIess ExcaVating Company,
Vaults eEnp1ied at reduced rates. eff
fices, 10. " ashingtOn and A. Madison
Kit 81 IliIams Block.
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GREENBRIEE, for medicinal purposes, cans
not be equalCd.
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Fritz PfeHfert AZ Co. No. I3 Court
street, receive beer each dag fresh
from Lemp's renowned brew cry, pack
ed In ice in their refrigerator ears
Order your beer from them.
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STEAm BOATS.

N EW RLEAN s.!
.E (ANCHOR LINE $3.50 e
FOR REV ORLEANS.
CITY OF GREENVILLE. .-... Shields. master
Monday, Apr It'll, at 10 am
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT. . CoghiIl. master
Wednesday, April 9Th, at 10 a m.
CITY OF ALTON. BIxby tnnstsr
Saturday, April 18th. at 10 am. '''''
mEHPHIs AND AT. LOUIS PKT. co.
tANOHOR LINE
FOR VECKSB URG
CITY OF VICKSBURG .......... Riley mgSisr.
Monday. April 9TH, at 10 am.
CITY OF HELENA M'Kee, MASTER
THURSDAY, April l0Ih, at 10 am.
COLORADO. ............... M'Pheeters master
Saturday, April 18th, at 10 am.
MEMPHIS AND sT. LOUIS PKT. co
q. S. MAIL (ANOHOR Line
Fob ST. LOUIS.
GOLD DUST. MCoEd, master,
Monday, April 18th, at pm
JAMES HOWARD. :o'Neal, master,
Wednesday, April 9th, at pm.
GRAND TOWER LennoY, master
Thursday, April 10th, at pm.
JOHN b. MAUDE.-.-.-....... ,...... Blake, master
Saturday, April 18th, al 5 pm.
For al information, apply at Memphis and st.
Louis Packet Co IS wharfbOat, foot OF Monroe street.
AID STORM, Superintendent
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and bonaets, and invites the ladies to call
and see them at his new stand, $50 Second
street
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PAUL BOHTON,

The Great VOysger-The Man who
Travels in an India Rubber suit,
who pays no Travelling tx
penses, and is as much at
Home in the Water
as a Duck or
Drake.
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FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR WHITE RIVER
nIhr HARRY LINZ

Memphis white River uatI FsgsefS River
u. -. Wall Packets
For Indian Bag. st. Charles, Clarendon, DeViiFs
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JaeksonpoTt, West Point,
Searcy, Batesvile, PowhalttaR, and POcahontas.
The new steamer
sS0SEe Harry. -
NJ. X. Harry, captain. Walker Outlaw clerk. :
Leaves Memphis on and after November I'd. evsrY
SATURDAY, at pm, connecting direct with the
new Black river U. s. mail packet MILF HARRY for
Powhattan and PocahOntas, and with Dstily Packets
to BatesVllle and Upper White river.
Through rates TO all points.
Freight consigned 20 Mill Harry Line, Memphis or
TerTeRe will De promptly forwarded Freight Will
DO received at all times on the X. Lee Whartooa-
j. +. WASHINGTON Agent
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On his way down the Great River he
VIII arrive ia Memphis TO-mOr-
rOW-Sketch of his Career
what ne is a Life-saVer
and Traveller The
HOBOrs that have
been paid
him.
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TAKEN up.
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

MULE One dark bay horse mule, eight years Old,
vi branded on left Jaw with letter f. A liberal
reward will be paid for the delivery of the to
j. A. Forrest Co.. at Memphis or to me at Collier
VILE. J. S. NORRIS.
CNOW-On April 3D., a light red COW, lower part of
~ her tail white, white feet swallow fork In each
ear crooked horns five dollars reward for her re-
turn TO No. 1876 Front street.
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The Ward Barrymore dramatic company
presented Diplomacy again at the Theater
last evening before critical audience. The
play was well rendered by the company. To-
night Diplomacy will be reproduced for the
last time, aud the Ward Barrymore company
will close their enCaCement
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The Police Ball

Bids for the privilege of restaurant, con-
fectionery and shooting gallery will be re-
ceived until Saturday noon, tie twelfth IN
slant, at police headquarters by the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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OF THE REGIMENT.

The Daughter Of the Regiment will be given
on Monday and Wednesday nights and Fra
DiGrOlO on Tuesday night.
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~" why don't shoes wear ss well rs
they used TOP" is often heard. 1t is because people
are too much inclined TO patronize the so called
" Cheap Sales and Bankrupt CloSig-oatts,'' where
shoddy goods palmed off for the real article II
yCu want shoes TO wear go where they are known to
keep them; and, by paying little more. get got
article AND SAVE MONEY THEREBY,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

FoRTY-E1GHr chorus singers IN each opera
yunnly
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EOA CSAAE
DWELLING-Atthe southwest corner Of Main and
IL Madison sts., on the 18th day of April, at /
O'Clock, will sell TO the highest bidder, the 1I2 sOry
frame dwelling No. Al the south side of Robson
ises In splendid condition; rooms stable and all
necessary Outhouses. Terms cash
l. ID. CONWAY, No. Madison st
4 nOO dozen assorted ,, 3 aud q GallaEl- 49,
~ ~ Crooks: ~, l and = cs'10n Preserve lars
all at 7Sc 'psr dozen.
10000 doz bite Cotton Tape, assorted width, very
very best make, only soiled, ten cents a
1000 doz. Gilt, Silver and Steel Thimbles, at I21sc
dozen, at
BEJACHS, 273 Main street.
HORSE AND ROCKAWAY-A hne rockaway and
Il horse; also, several stands Of BEES-sOme
Italians. Applyto q. B. PETEBS, JR..
No. $50 Main street.
MISERABLE FARM-Of thirty acres with fine
L. orchards, and under good cultivation. Apply to
II. w. CASKIN, 436 Naln street.
HITZFELD'S nOn-explOsive headlight oil; pure
II flint chimneys; Danforth erasiYe fluid
w oopI,m,.wooDlIYard 100 Main street Al
Wv qualities, at low rates.
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Tor man with small
VI capital 70 start In hrSt-casS Grocery and loca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a jefferson street. J. STEWART 4 co.
DRICK-ShIpped cheap by river or railroad Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 352 Front street.
Large concessions will be made on orders for good
BalmonBTlek, suitable for chimneys or setting boil
Frs, etc. o. h. P PIPER.
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FOR BENT.

II OUSE-A large and cOmmOdious house in
II desirable locality, by a lady TO family will
whom she can board, in part payment of tent Ap
ply at 81 St. Martin street. MRS. j. X. CASH.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
State National BanI

ITAVE for sale the 4 per cent U. n. Bond
II for immediate delivery. All other issues O
IT, s Bonds taken I'm exchange
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art Exhibition.

At the Greenlaw Operahouse an art exhi-
bition, consisting of photograph views, en-
tracts considerable attention. Tonight an
exhibition will be given for the benefit of the
Leath orphan asylum. The following in
dorSement has been given to the exhibition
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lie " BRTE BR OS.
84Z Main st.
~ Come and seeus
, 1879-01-19
A BOURBON ROMANCE.

Nnnflf1f HfruTs H;Tls Letter.
\ curious proof OF the persistence Of loyalty
to the elder branch Of the Bourbuns has just
come to light. Thirteen years ago al old Le-
gitinist, without family, wishing to make the
Count de Chasnborl his heir, aud not knowing
how to transmit his little fortune to the lount
without danger Of its being seized or otherwise
taken possession ol by the powers that were, hit
OIL the curious cxpcdicut OF eontidiny his money
'(solne I440} to his old servant, IS rhoroua h q
dcyotec OF ''Henri w as himself, directing her
to put the money into basket and to carry it
to the Count as soon as he himself should be
dead nnl buried. The old servant promised
accordingly, on the morrow after the
funeral Of the latter, she set out on
her journey, carrying the none: with
her in little basket, aud, having reached Frolls
doru in safety, was admitted to the Princes
presence and executed her commission. The
Prince, greatly touched by the INCIDENT, eudeay-
ored to get tic old woman to accept the money
for herself; but she utterly refused to do so or
to accept any Dccunary remuneration for her
trouble. Ills there nothing can do Tor you!"
pca!ed 1efusals. !" Yes, Jour Nalesty,:' returned
the old woman, " let ME kiss you!" The prof
ftrcl kiss having been received and repaid BY
the Count, to the old servants 1ntcnse delight
and glorltcatlou, the latter returned to Paris,
where Sue has since resided, and where she died
a short time a.o. After ncr death her relatives
discovered, to their utter amazcment and equal
satisfaction, sum Of over &, 600 in bank-notes,
the notes being rolled I'D in dozen little parrels
and placed in q little basket under her bed. This
astonishing windfall WIS forthwith taken pos
session o1 by the sister Of tue deceased, poor
old sonl Of IS years OF aye, With next to nothing
to live upon, and to whom the sum thus found
appeared sort vi California and u Go1conda rolled
into one: when, to the dismay OF the heiress aud
other relatives. they came upon a paper which
proved to be the will OF the deceased, bcQueath-
, 1879-01-19


Mr. L. was gentleman OF independent for
tune, which he exhausted in the course of lew
years in gratifying one OF the oldest whims that
could ever enter the mind of rational being.
Ills sole enjoyment was the attending Of
funerals. When he heard Of the death Of any
great man, through the channel Of the papers,
he Immediately made the circuit OF the whole
town to know who had the job, and then pro-
ceeied to accompany it. He has often been IL
York and the confines Vi Scotland to be present
at the inter1neut OF 4 nobleman or gentleman,
party OF religion; it was enc same to him II he
was Whig or Tory, out or in; whether Rornaa
Catholic or i Protestant, 4 jew or [:
Presbyterian; they equally commanded his
respect and attention, provided the funeral
was. magnificent. His highest ambition VA 5
to obtain one Of the little escutche0ns, which he
considered as so ma2v trophies OF Ills glory, a,'u
being known to most vi the undertakeFs, and
their constant CON pan1on in their peregrtnatlons,
they seldom or ever refused bis request Being
entirely lnattentive to his own Affairs, he found
himself in state Of distress when he cid not
expect it; yet, though reduced to almost the
sion for leatil-hunting still nreva!et!, aud When
he could not ride he walked ou fuot. Eut when
ever the journey was of any length he bribel
the hearse-Griycr to let him be au Inside .assen
ger with the corpse. lu this doleiul state hc
Travelled more than once; but unfortunately fell
q MARTYR to his strange whirn. Being all inside
passenger on one of these solemn occasions, In
very hot weather, and there being no air.lloc,
US there usually is, in the hearse. when they
took out tho corpse they found poor Alr. l..
dead from sutfocation.
, 1879-01-19
KILLING GRIZZLIES.


Several weeks ago, in the neigbborhood OF
Uettcushaw, III this county, a remarkable bear
hunt occurred. 1t appears that Dr.. STANLEY:
while on a visit to Hettcnshaw, expressed an
earnest desire to 20 bsar-hunt1ng; and accord
inely one morning he started: 10 company With
Green French, George Burgess, and 10 Light
foot. Arriving at thicket, The dogs gave no
ticc Of thci- near approach. to bear: and the
party decided to station themselves at certain
points and let the dogs go in aud drive the bear
ont. This was douc; but the Doctor, becoming
Impatient, entered the tbickct himself- The
heavy undergrowth made his pragress slow. out
be fought his way aliead until hG came to fa'l-
Gu tree lyln.. in little gutch. Helping himself
nIoue br the limbs be arrived at the uooer eud
inst in time to be confronted bya huge grizzly
bear. Retreat was impossible, as 1t had been
with the utmost difficulty that the Doctor had
advanced SO far: there Was no tree in conven-
lent distance, aud as the grizzly showed fight,
there was nothing left for him to do but shoot.
, 1879-01-19

Taking deliberate aim with bis Henry rifle. thu
Doctor fred and the bear fell mortally wound
ed. Another load was sprung from the mara
zinc into the rifle. anu the Doctor, looking to
ward his prey, was surprised to see second
bear in the same spot This he shot, also. and
quickly reload!n", was YET more aston;saeu to
see third bear in the same piace where he natI
shot the other two Again the lever moved and
q fresh charge went into position, and again thu:
Doctor looked up and discovered i fourth grizzly
coming toward him FROM the same opening III
the brush. Whang, went the gun again, and
down went bear No. I. By this time the Doctor
had got warmed up and excited, and he kept
moving the lever aud firing into the oo;lics OF
the bears until the sixteen shots in the magazine
we're exhausted. Meantime bis companions,
hearing The shooting, and presu1nin, the cause,
made their way to where the Doctor was, with
the intention Of assisting him. bur found him on
top Of tile largest hear, witt, the others strcwn
about, swinging his hat and shouting Justify
Onc was an immense grizzly, SO large that tno
hunters could not handle him. and the other
three we're sood-sized grizzlies, probably about
TWO years old. The shooting OF four bears by
one man, Ti,hout ever changing his position. is
something hitherto anheard OF. even in the most
niSlly-eolored annals OF the Western wilds.
, 1879-01-19
TuEY KILLED HIM-


The other night as old Blinks, who presiles
over the casc-keeper OF a faro game, sat listen
iuc to the various opinions expressed about our
Indian troubles, he ielt constrained to relate
some Of lis o*n experiences yith the Indians,
prefacing his remarks with the assertion that
not Que nan in 10000 knows anything about the
subject. Said be: "You give rne 100 men as
brave as myself, who would rely on me for
strategy, aud follow where would lead, and
we'd whip oil the tribes between here and
AEaska!'
B1iuks proceeded to state that in the early
days of Texas he commenced the supjagarion
OF all Indian tribe all on his own hook. lie ,sas
bath infantry and cavalry, aud his courage aud
willy tactics appalled, the Indians Inure than at
ordinary army corps would have done lie
maiutaiKed this uneven warfare Tor several
months, Until one dar he 1oEnd himself some
800 miles within rhc Indian Territory, where no
passing through dcfle in thc mountains 1,5J0
Indians surrounded him They had closed
every avenue uf escape; abrupt mountains tow
cred on either hand, their sides lined with say
aEos; several hundred Guarded the pass AHEAD
Of him, while an equal number had closed in
upon his rear. 70 escape was impossible; the
odds were too great to give battle, SO lit nlajes-
tically surrendered and dc'iantlv told them to
deal with him Is they pleased. The delight Of
the Indians at capturing such an important and
ulcaueu tHcuuJ pfcse:fteu tne!l l<fHl k1!4i!l::55
him at once, aud they we're two days in counsel
tryin. to invent some more horrb IL lortsifc and
lna.rncr VI death than they had ever oracticcd
before
By this time old Blinks had got himself hone
Iessly entang1cd, and the crowd around the
game seeing mis- dilemma, demanded at ollec 10
know how lie had got OUT OF sicA fix. Blinks
coug'ed and spared for tines ho;Mny to in-
vent some way to wind up the story, but his lm
agnation ''fe!l down " ou him, and the boys
kept pressing him. He told OF bis thirst au:l
described his thoughts, trusting that some idea
would come to his rescue The crowd, becon,-
ing tnore and more aware OF his Dredicaiue1:,
interrupted, distracted, and confused hin so
much be could think OF 10 way out. so: bringing
his fist down on the table with thuMr, and,
with look OF earnest sincerity, said: s'By -,
boys, they killed ut.n
, 1879-01-19
AT HOME AMONG THE Is CRIT
TEHS.ss


Pipes aud grog at Mr.. Frank Buckland's last
Saturday night mcaut much more than the same
entertainment anywhere else. An "2t home :"
in Albany street is always amusing, aud this
was, it anything, above the usual mark. The
interior was dressed up and decorated for the
occasion. All the heads and horns oi animals,
extant or extinct, were busted and furnished
up; the fragrance Of the casting-room, with its
garlands of fish entrails, its bottles OF shrimps,
srakes, and whitehall upon the shelves, was
toned down but no. entirely destroyed. The
company was Of the most heterogeneous dcserip-
ton. There were Sir Joseph Fayrer, learned in
the thanatophidia or poisonous snakes Of India;
Sir Samuel Baker, equally fluent upon Egyptian
reptiles, African explorers, pscatorial painters,
and members innu1lerable OF the I4ionnan So
cicty and Of the Zuo. Genial and good-natured
Mr.. Jamrach, with diamond brooch in his shirt
front aud pleasant smile on his fresh eolored
face, dilatcd in glowing terms upon his Pc
ruvian mummy-tlar OF q young girl who
thousand years ago, into 1;tre pit, and who
now resembles few sticks OF dry tobacco. Mr..
Pcacaey produced plaster cast of the face Of
Henry VII, the same which was exhibited with
that Kings efigy, when living III state nearly
400 Years ago 10 add 10 the General liveliness
OF the evening, the monkey-box was drawn near
the fire. anu its toe rather scKly occupants i'll
tToduccd to .he company. 4 Aare ran through
one's legs u2 and down the stairs in perfect
afnity with all men; while white rat, friendly
creature, with natural sympathics for the hll-
mai, race, disportcd itself upon tile sken robes
Of the Chinese Ambassador, whose dark but not
unklnnly face was somewhat pertu-bcd ut the
pollution. He recovered himself, however,
when the green oysters, specially raised by one
OF Mr. Buckland's friends, made their apuear-
auce, and his appreciation was fully Endorsed by
every ore else who tasted thetn. The most aud
hostess busted themselves to keep the fun go
All, k..-
loyal aud ludcfatigabie assistant, Mr.. Sear1e,
took up his parable and discourscd upon fish,
fresh Or dead, or exhibited the toy antonaton
thimblcriggcr, legacy OF Robert uoudin's.
All atike-forei1neTs, doctors, lawyers, soldiers,
sailors most thoroughly enjoyed their evcu-
iup.
, 1879-01-19
Park train which nominally leaves at 10 o'clock
2. m, until tue close of the opera, throughout

kaE HEth.
The railroads leading east from indianapolis,
Cincinnati. and st. Louis are threatening to
break the east-bound pools fro1n those points il
the difficulties in the way of the formation Of
the Chicago and Peoria poois are not soon over
come, They saY they are tolerab1y we'll satisfied
with the workings Of the pools from their re-
specttVe points, but it Is follv for them to keep
up the arrangement tt other Western points are
not bound BY similar pooling arrangement.
The General Freight Agents of the Chicago
q Northwestern and the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul have issued the following joint circular
to shippers and agents: Having been advised
by the St. Paul s. Pacific Railroad that they are
notified by customs officials at Emerson and St.
Vincent, Minn., thnt American goods for Mani
toba will not be allowed to 60 forward unless
accompanied by duplicate invoices Of cost Of
goods, duly certified to- notice is hereby given
that from and after this date we will not re-
ceivc gools shipped IRON points within the
United States for Manitoba unless We are fur
nishcd with o duplicate invoice OF the cost of
the goods as above. which invoice must be at
tached to the cxpensc-bll or receipt rendered
US with the property