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Hand. the WnIlList

Hart, the colored pedestrian. whose
heels developed extraordinary talent
in winning the great international six
days walking match in New York city
last week, making the best time on
record, once lived in Columbus. Ga,
His wife belonged to Major John h.
Morgan, fatherof ex-C Chancellor Nor.
gan, Of Memphis, and uncle of Colonel
T%omlinson Fort, Of Chattanooga, saws
the Times. She resided with Judse
Morgan's family at La Grange. Ca.
situated forty miles from Columbus.
1t was Harris custom TO walk over
from Columbus to La Grange every
Saturday night, and return on Mon
day, accomplishing the trip without
tie least Inconvenience or fatigue.
lie continually performed some such
feat OF Professionalism on his native
heath, and was looked upon as a walk
ing wonder, but he never seemed TO
recognize his own ability or to appear
to think that he did anything at all
extraordinary,
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The mississippi River.

Specialt to tho Courier Journal
WASHINGTON, April l3.-A me-
mortal in favor Of the reservoir system
on the upper Mississippi river, which
is signed by all the representatives in
congress from the states in tue Missis-
sippi valley whose districts are affect
ed by commerce on that river, has
been presented to the house com.
merce committee. The greater Dor,
ton Of the representatives from tho
following states have signed the me-
mortal Minnesota, Wisconsin, Hi.
nois, Iowa and Missouri,
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ROn-R OsIGOnt Notice.

no. @s9GIn the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, IennesseeDJo ohm CASTOR Va. A. 4.
appearing from affidavit in this cause
L,on 5ha' the defendants, A. S. Kittredge,
non-residents Of the State of Tenneosoo. "f9 II
Is therefore ordered that they make tbeir an1
peaIanee herein, at the courthouse, Of SheI6Py,
county; in Memphis, Tenn, on or b Vd , Tev tbS
sWer @Odds e@p1 IN 70 May Sog 1850, arT.d plead an
same will be taken for confet' sd J oim, or tne
a9a get for hearing ex-parte, and tbst a = c y
OIL snis order be published on CO a week for fo y
suTEG S weeks in the PuBLIG LyneSe
rms 5lst day Of March, 1.9s0 NADShN'
A c~opy-Attest: oierA ana master.
RYI n; T. \ NMcHENRY, Fleputy G. N.
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Genuine Imported HOfT's Malt
Extract.

The true health beverage. Highly
recommended for nursing mothers.
thin, cold and aged people, GONZALES.
cents, etc. Owing To lis wonderfully
nutritious qualities it is especially
recommended in epidemics and in
fevers; where bodily prostration d
great, and life depends upon a noor
ishing stimulant, NaapgeIuipe with
out the label of Tarrant 4 Co., sole
agents, New York. For sale b. all
druggists and grocers. 2l.102
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MOn-Res ident Notice.

NO. SbV5-In tho Chancery Court of sbelbv.
Albertino Miller. 'p" ~ miller vs.
I aPPearinfs from affidavit in this os,s4
a. slat tne defendant, Albertine Miller iis 10 ~
tbera reSsaen's of the State of Tennessee; il is
ance herein, at the co%urt-bonssn e Of agPPe9r-'
county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before liz
1Ist MoJlday in May, 1850, and plead. answer T
Semu5 10 complainant bill, or the same VII
Sso r2&en for confessed as to heI and set 70
order 6o ex,Parte; and that a copy Of til i,
ceTSslye weeks in the Public Ledger. C.
ms Slst day Of March, 1880.
oon !. BLACK, Clerk and Mgsts
~. b. MoHENRY, D. G. and NJ.
U, ferger, sol. for Complainant
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Anti-tobacconists will find comfort
and arguments in the fact that Paris.
ian physicians are, with hardly an
exception, leagued against the weed,
which they claim rapidly uses up the
vital forces and in the further fact
that most Of the long-lived tough old
Frenchman never smoked. Thiers
Hlizot, CFemiegE, Haspail, and 6omte
Benoitd- Any, who recently died full
of years, with unimpaired mental fac.
ulties, were all non-smokers, and so
are Dufaure and Barthelemy st. Hi.
laire, Victor Hugo aud Etienne
Arago,
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Before j.. S. Galloway, J.P Co.. e.,
Fields. N q Co VS.. j. b..
sue sdis ou ea use an atf achment having be,n
TenneSso oo' andet Sc ;'yion Sit5 Of the Coods ~
property Of t abuud = turned leyied upon the
s oSS PI9intih in the sum of SIS 5uV dse TO TO
that The that the claim is Just and
state Of 15efendant is q nonresident Of thse
so D Tennessee; it is therefore ordornS9
pearo &c defendant make his personal mn
at IL o'clock m., at my office. NJ " x
: tqisen street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend
dlu attachment suit within the time ny
scri6ed by law, or the same will be proceadSed
win eX-parte; and that a. copy of this order-
the Public Ledger. "''As IN
This the l4th day of April, 1850.
~ - oil Of j.. 5. GALLOWAY.
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InsOlvent Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY Co..

OFFICE COUNTY COURT CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, February i8. ISSo.
To James Reilly, administrator Of j. M.
Tomeny.
LAYING suggested the insolvency of the
IL estate off. NJ. Tomeny, deceased, You
are hereby ordered to give notice, by ADVERTISE
said State, and also at the courthouse door
of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, to appear and Gle
the same, with the clerk of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law on or before the LIST day of June, 1886;
or. before an appropriation of the funds of
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at Office, this 10th day Of
February, 1880, u
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. c. IK iawxTTss
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administrators No,,oo

ne sed p ~ smio having hOon duly quail
y Bqntyn, deceased, hereby noi;SoS Dr.
TO said estate 10 come forwe iuOoe
MAKE settlement, and those hayisS deIu sla
esAlhsI the same to present theh witIimn" nus Nv
time prescribed by law Wv" "Ithln the
dEo. w. RUTLAND, Adminlstyoto,
Sneed l. croo Memphis. Tenn.
NI'0us' Attorneys. 2SR8SA
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Color Blindness and the Rail
roads.

New York Herald, lO.I
The railroad lines of the country.
big and little, will, it is to be hoped.
follow the example Of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad company in the matter
Of testing the accuracy of the eyesight
of its employees. So far as the safety
Of the travelling public is concerned
there Is SCARCELY any question Of
greater importance. All the advan.
tages of perfection in accommodation
and equipment, all the benefits of
high state of efficiency in manage
ment, are liable at any moment to be
defeated and nullifed by the inherent
and natural defects in this respect of
minor officials. The tests apnlied to.
the FIVE thousand train hands of the
road in question cover acuity division.
tho relative ~distinctness Of objects at
different distances, and color. An ex
animation was also made in regard to
the ems Of hearing. Some of the re-
suits obtained were very curious. For
instance, one man who was shown a
package of red thread correctly
named its color, but when he was
asked to match it from a bundle of
different colors he was unable to do
so: 1t is obvious thatif required to
select a red lamp from a number Of
others OF different colors the chances
are two to one that he would fail in
the attempt. The conclusion is diff
cult to resist that a largo number Of
railroad accidents have been the re.
suit Of defective eyesight. How few
or how many will Of course never be
known. All that can be done is to
guard against possible disasters arts
ing in this way in tho future, and to
do so Is the duty Of every railroad
oom many In the corintrv
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The subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBIC LEDGER is IS per aHnum and
500 aonth fOrlvss than one year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER Is 81 per annum-
postage free,
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carried by the democracy at the com
ing election with an acceptable ticket.
Bishop is for Tilden for president;
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The Chicago Times is reported to
have made a contract with a Montreal
urn for a thousand tons of printing
paper, finding it cheaper to pay the
freight and duties than to submit to
the prices charged in the American
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TNDER and by virtue Of a csr,.i
~ trust, made TO me as trps,ss.aa in dec, Of
Of pfSiss S0iib Sai cor recorded in the Rcsis ty S'r Si5s 5.
page yI IL, to v SeoafS t tennessee SsS d book No. I@'| 5,
a%ebledness therein meniionedi oi certain in
Ing oeea 'aade u the payment ibepe a1lt nay
On May goth, 1850,
AT the courthouse door M 70 49,,
inc IqSing District Of Shelby connf' M; IN
nessee' proceed 10 sell at public encf a. iy gu
nv A. q certain lot Of land, near the limits 'o az
being int n I'i,I JE ofShelby county, Tenn,
I'VE, OF the W. G. Lane sub d%iyi Sh1 'senty I,
Of Meemairb.iho e corporate limits Of the lato city
an %IS SSr Shelby county, Tenn irontins
am s'Icet IN said snb.diyision and being
w same lot bought hy said Strod s. Patton
yean Moripey, Of the coapty Of sbbelBTT
and state %ofTennessee. '
Title believed to he good, but [ convey onlv
'gpSSsTIee' JAMES SMYTH, Trust CO..
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ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1924, R.-0hancery Court of Shelby ooun.
ty-Mary Cornell, Administrative of p. W.
Council va. NJ. j. Laws. OF al,
pa virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day Of March, 1850, NJ. q, n. I29, Twill
sell, at. public auction, to the highest bid
der, in front of the clerk and master office.
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, now
knoTTn as the Taxing District of Shelbycoun-
Saturday, May Ist, 1850,
within legal hours, the following deseribed
TO wit: ASHA'
Part OF lot % (eastK), block "a as DESIGNATED
upon the plan of John 0yerton's tract of ISI
acres as surveyed by Rucker & Parsons in
April 1857; said lot fronts northwardly en-
CALHOUN street 81 feet and runs back between
parallel lines ITO feet to an alley I6 feet wide.
the metes and bounds of which are as follows,
beginning IL feet west of the frst alley run.
ming north and south. west Of fernando street,
thence west 81 feet; thence south l7O feet,
thence east 81 feet,thenee north ITO feet 10 tho
beginning. ~
Terms Of sale-0n a credit of six months
purchaser executing note with good security
lien retained, redemption barred.
This April 9Th, 1850.
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
b.. b.. Barnes, sol. for comppt.
9lS7 az AQk
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NOTICE Is hereby given that a certificate
~. of stock in the Memphis L Charleston
kallroad Company for ten shares, ia the name
OF Robert Knox, dated March Slst. 1855, and
Numbered 329. has been lOsl or stolen, and
hat the undersigned has made application TO
tao Secretary for a duplicate thereof.
S. b. Phillips,
Executor Of Robert Knox. doc'd.
Memphis, April u, 1850. 81 IS1e
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"a CARD,

. To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous wealness
early decay, loss Of manhood. eto., I viii sand
q recipe that will cure you, FREE NV
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
ey 2 missionary IN south America; Send a
Inman, Station d, New York City.
l6 XXI Ia oolAw
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pnhliaher and Pronrieto.

Entered at the Postotice at Memphis, Tenn,
as seeond-class matter.
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Thursaay, the I,th day Of Nav. laan

on the southwest corner Of Main and u.
streets, in the Taxing District of ShsIbnilaf ison
ty, late city Of Memphis, Tenn nro coun-
sell at public auction for cash to tBseV coed to
bidder, a certain lot of land in r. highest
S MSaTaR sscr'ib sdI as soi HIS 3 to.T Tenn lS So Si5S Of
Beginning at the intersection
side of jackson street with Il Of the north
Sixth street and running the nc east side Of
with the east line of Jacksc ace northwardly
street so feet, thence ~ Iel with JacksoTn
With Sixth street $50 10 tqt1Tardly parallel
Jackson street; thenr - ~ .no north line of
north me 81 jackson street 50 feet - w iba the
II IN bioccIS ' No pSeE Of lot numbers IL Ia a ma
~ Mempbis ~ 49, Of that part Of the said c cb1
Mempbis' Az? '!.rly called Fort PickerinSy
T,.. SAMUEL HIRSCH.
% "a AfSpp'e &c and Secretary ofthe BiuT Utu
2OIlull ding and loan Associatio00i' wy
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Tuesday, the 2Oth day Of AprII. IaaO

r. r. n a othSiock, M. for the purpose Of pa,is
spectiyeiy s' tbs XII IN said deeds of trdst,.T e
ssO-GWiti A certain piece or parcel 81 IaPnn33pS ",
neSsao DsLtos NO. =, in Shelby eounfv 4 Ing.
son1III uvvEnt4lning ~ acres, bounde1" en-
norrtb ~ w hulneman; cassidy Il. 10 tho
WiIiicord. Iham' PERSONS, aud west Jy ing;
q a o., oling the same purchased bgy Mrs.
land IL casnaN ~ Tho year 1863. nix, ne Of
Dam ~ conveyed in the first decd IN same
ana d;'tS trustee, and is describeh W. W.
Iho equity Of redemption in bola
waved; The title believed 10 Ib va deeds 10
a"u convey as trustee only. !, but |
March 18th, 1850 "cpAATps7 ,
M oa deeds are recorded, tho n,
l0S' !, pas sSo ~ thp acconi In st IN book
county. fTern4' III tegisLer'A gf book No..
' AN""' 20, Sholby
lG
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pursuance q the terms oftwo trust dsods
boe g,nds py 1 ssyiS, Hill-9ne dated 18th day Of
March, 1875, the first made to- W 'p " lg " dgy Of
a. trustee, in whose stead and nlace ntay
Guy apPolnted trustee by decree of Ttb,ss
Onaheery Court Of Shelby county. TenyDtess1on e
D.. ' ip s pGitIC CON, 9fsRid Dausbtry, No. 1853, II.
trustee, expressly subject to he r. 70 me, rs
ss'i lor cash to the highest bidder Il Evil.
U NJ seS courthouse door in Memphis, Ten
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National Democratic Convention

Thursday Eveuing April, 10, 1850.
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Gone 10 DaVy Jones' Locker.
NEWPORT, April 14.-A schooner.
with all hands, went down in the gale
on the sound Yesterday. '
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Trustees sale.

HINDER and by virtue Of a certain dooJ
y trust made to rue, duly recorded in booGSNoi
ixs, page 10y OF the kesister RS office Of SbsnIbUS;
county, tennessee, to secure the payment gr
q certain indebtedness and interest i1 t Of
City Building and Loan AssooiioO tne
default having been made therein, / viii
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G. D. Brigham, formerly editor of
the Pittsburg Commercial, who was
nominated early in the winter for sur
veyor general Of Florida, but whose
nomination was never confirmed by
the senate, has been appointed a spe-
cial agent of the treasury department
among the alligators to work up the
Sherman interest at four dollars a day
and "perqs." Sherman has the state
filled with these special agents. the
savory Conoyer being among the num-
Der, and yet men direct from Florida
say that John has no show to vim,
The state will probably be divided
between Grant and Blaine, and no
instructions are likely to be given,
GOV. BISHOP ON OHIO.
Ex-Governor Bishop, of Ohio. ar.
rived here to-day. He claims that
IOhiois q doubtful state that can be
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Saturday, the oath day Of April, 1880,

JAMES w, CR0CKER, Trustee.
M. B, Trezevant, Attorney. 81 4S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-02
Miscellaneous Groccrs' stock.

RICE-Wholcsale So too.
sALr-In barrel, So 90 to IS. Liverpool in
sacks, .S5; fine, 81 90 to 81 10.
CRAcKERs-Soda, XXX, g, to 6as; XXX, &c.
to X; XNXN, I to 7al; Trade Mark, Si4 to SIS;
Cream, 9t to- 10; Ginger snaps, ~, to 70.
soar Olive, She, perponnd; Blue India "a
y CO.'S Dallas Soap Works Pale Olive, &c;
Cambria, &c. per pound.
BEANS A to NC, per pound
CANDLES Star, ID to I3c
CuEEsE-lest brands OF New York fancy, 10
Ole; Western, l5@ &c,
HoMINY AND GRITs- 90 per barrel.
sAUER KRAur- Per barrel, s0@SlO; half do;
$53f5,5O,
SWEET PoTAToEs-Y Yellow Vans, .2j; white,
slj red, 81 PER bushei.
ONIoNs-Pcr barrel, none here
Coal Ou.-Below are revised quotations 100
F. test In car loads 81 .l0c. per case; 100 can
50 90; 3 do, s2.65. In barrels 25c.
TIEs--Noti quoted.
BAGGING--l2H TO 1917.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, 65c; spring, 81 90 per
box.
MEASURES bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 oo@slo.; three-hoop,
Tuns-Three nest, 81 .4o@ss 80; eight nest
s3e5; No J, per dozen, - 80; No. 2, So 80: No.
wAsInoAnps-w Wood, 81 30; zinc, 81 q; New
WELL BUckErs-s5. 25@s5 80 per dozen
| PowDRR- 80 40 per key of % pounds; l2i. do,
~. as 81 do. 81 80; blasting kegs, s4'Z5.
snor-Drop, bag, s2.30@G 40; bucx, s2.'5
MAcKERRL-No. ] barrels, s1s; half barrels
" 30; kits, IL pounds, 81 10; No. barrels, $40
CASpY-stick, lS@l5c. pound. Fancy, Il
to 2c. n -
Lyn-Concentrated, ss@si %.
22c. .srr
yfSEeAR--Per gallon, 20630e
MISUNDERSTANDING NOR harral %
peerless, s2.76; Early Rose, 81 IS; Jackson
White, s2.15.
GREEN ArrLEs-se@se.sO per barrel
ORANGRs-SB9T.
1 Bufn
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Money AND TRADE.
rEsTEnpArs lrMAnKEr sITuATIoN.
The Position ~ soften A famine Ia
Corn-meais firm Sugars ana
Conees stronger ana Looming
up--COmmereiaI notes, Lie,

ANlll W lnhui
Being the first Of tho month lheehef basil
ness Of merchants WINS collecting accounts and
Hquarlng on thelr own bills Asarulo pay
menls were promptly met by nll, Although
merchandise In Dullas Is sold more nearly
upon cash basis than over therepre lnuum-
eFablo monthly accounts run, II Ia impossl'
BILE II would SEEM for my one doing ro-
spectacle amount Of business to reduce II Ia
absolute cash,
Cotton was Of role In Liverpool aud
unchanged In Now iolM II was not quite
30 healthy In tone IN Dallas though not
lower, There was little or nothing doing in
spot cottons In this market, though futures
were quite animated
We are stll without corn, Not chr was
received to-day, We therefore hryo no
market ani although there are quotations
given, they merely represent list sales, II 10
iervently hoped that u stock will be In town
tomorrow.
Sugars and syrups me advancing in New
Orleans and aro rs Ilrmas rock in Dallas,
Coflees arc also exhibiting grcOt strength
and each will doubtless bo higher In the
course Of time.
Country produce Il quoted duh for tho old
old reason, none In town. We have hardly
anything In that line, and aro without hope
ofgeuing stocks soon,
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Railway Notes

Memphis & Charleston stock has advanced
from to 40 cents since last fall.
The House Committee on Postotlices and
Postroads have adopted bill to designate ali
railway postal clerks, route agents. postal
agents, local agents and mail-route messen-
gers or railway postal clerks, and to divide
them into iiveclasses, with salaries as follows:
First class, $500; second class, S9OO third
class, $1,000; fourth class, $1,000; fifth
class, 81, 400.
From September last TO the present date
2,91l miles OF railway were completed in
this country, and within the same period
arrangements were completed for the build.
ing of l264i miles more. This nearly equals
Che entire lncrease Of mileage during the
sivity in railroad enterprises.
Almost any one who reads the papera Ia
aware that Mr.. Gould has been MAKING i'm
portant acquisitions during the last twelve
months, but. there are few, even among
those well informed on such matters who
have an adequate idea of the magnitude oi
the confederation of roads now controlled bv
him. For the purpose of indicating what
routes are under his management we present
below brief but very interesting summary
of the lines he Is now operating, either
directly or indirectly, giving the leading char.
acteristics Of each. 1t was been our aim "a
embrace all the companies under his control
but 1t cases where the ownership has MOI
apparent the lines have been omitted. II 4
quite possible, therefore, tnat some mino
roads should be added to the subjoininp
exhibit.
Miles
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific. .........I. g3(
By this system control is secured Of:
: A direct line between Council Bluffs and
st. Louis.
and Toledo.
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An almost direct line between Kansas
City and ~ lnuls,
A llne between Kansas City and Toledo,
A line between Kansas City and Chicago,
however would have " nn reached wa
~ Louls, . very roundabout nulf
unless tho Missouri, Kansas a Te1ass
WERE used between Mubary and HAn'
nlbNl, and connection made Wy way nf
Springfield and liament md even this
would sui DO u very indirect llno,
A pretty direct line between ~, Joseph
ann ~ Louis,
A tolemhla direct line between ~, Louis
and Chicago, md between ~ Louis
and Toledo,
Toledo ~ Warsaw, 81
Affords " line from Burlington md
keukuk Ia Indiana state line eln-
Meeting with tho Wabash NJ nm'
veto by means nl the Cincinnati,
Lafayette ~ Chicago,
Missouri PprillCunu,,,u,ru,,,,,n bb
This rond gives n second Inc between
~ LOUIS md knhsus CITY nnd be-
tween ~, Louis aud ~. Joseph, mud
was probably secured 70 avoid CONF
pct ton,
hFAnhlh hNNHNN ~ l'AN'ftfttftfftttftf 'NI
Connects the Wabash syfttm mud tho
Kansas ~ Pacific and tho Missouri
IN lllo with the TcxW Pacific,
Texas " Pnolllrm,,,",,","u,,"" AL
To be- extended ~ ~ N coHurcl with
Southern Pacific and form new
lrausconlnnnMl line,
Union Pacific consolidated linc).,n.1 ,s2i
Union Pacific r1uds controlled By con-
aolidnted company, including Central
Brunch Union Pacific, 81. Joseph ~
Western, Utah Southern, Utah X
Northern, Colorado Central, clc.,..l, 60I
The Union Pncllic (orgiuul company
gives direct line between Ogden aud
Council Bluff, there connecting with
Wabash system for points already
mentioned.
The kunsns Pacific IA direct line be-,
tween Denver aud Kansas City, con-
Meeting nj the latter point with tho
Wabash Hrd Missouri Pacific for 81,
Louis, Chicago and Toledo
The Denver Pacific connects the Kan
ans Pncilc NJ Denver with the Union
Pacific NJ Cheyenne,
Tho Colorado Central is u parallel line
TO the Denver Pacific,
The Central Branch Union Pacific Il
chiefly important, because II it we've
not included in tho system II would
be n competitor for II portion of the
Kansas traffic.
The 81, Joseph ~ Western connects 81,
Joseph with the Union Pacific at
Grand Island,
Tho Utah Il Northern and the Utah
Southern Nre roads extending north
and south, the former northward
from Ogden, U. IT,, through Idaho,
and the latter southwark through Salt
Lake City.
Denver Il Rio Gmnde".",..,"....... 500
From Denver southwark, almost entire
~ through Colorado,
Denver, South Park IL Pacillc...... lli
Road completed from Denver to Buena
Vista, Colorado. Extension TO Lead
vile in progress,
Total miles now controlled
Roads shortly TO be included
Missouri, Iowa IL Nebraskam.,......,.. ll3
Iowa Central-Albia to Northwood,.," l9l
Total.,..."....................S,lGS
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Wines and LiauOrs

ALCouoL-s2 .35 to 81 40 per gallon.
WnIsKY-Sweet mash, u 256pSi. 80; sour
mash, 81 .B0CDS5, accordingGDage.
WINES laret in case, SO l5G$t; Catawba
per gallon, 81 loose; Port, per gallon, 81. 20 a
81; sherry, per gallon, 81 .2oc1s3; Madeira, per
@Sl0.
CIAMPAGNE-C Cooks, In baskets, $ls@s2O;
IIedsieck, In basket S2S; Krug, in basket. s27
Domestic champagne, SlO6ql6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 156GS2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2@eS2 80.
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Leather.

LrATUrl-snlE-Onk, ~. /, ili do Ma 2,
., llrmuch, No, l. gii 10. No. 2, ~ good dam,
aggl, aye per pound, uppcrj French calf "
VI llpSl "a, du, M. 20 me mSli do, kpa,
sh9bali do No, 9, iOnhAc Wax upprrI prr
foot, aic Harness leather, oak No l. II, 10
No, ., aOskirlIngi fair SO, /, $50 No, =, lic, per
puUnd
ColLAus- buck, per dozen, ~ 80 tn 90, spllt
and KIP, Sln1OSl u itll kip, Sl3 tpll
tuAiNs-O'a feet ~ u Buc, per pair