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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

.--.rvcu THEATRE. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
This elegant and popular theatre 70 et TOT asnmsuc
sd college commandments Or other hrst elass enter
ssnmens The lessee prepared TO make arrangsmcnts
h are for English other dramatic and o~Iatc per
sn~msnces Apply oace OF the theatre every day from
10 10 O'Clock 70 y SNAe. ho''ee M" n"c'''s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

ATa LEXINGTON AVENUE, CORNER OF TWENTY.
II seventh street WILLIAM WIrTERS Aucnoncer, will
sell MONDAY, June TO- 10 o'clock, sharp the
hold Efecs Of the above first class Full partcu
$40 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

r OsT OR STOLEN FROM THE POCKET OF THE
IL subscriber, the Hudson River Railroad the 790 train
from Sing Sing the morning of the 9Th inst his Pocket
book containing SO in Uncd States currency also
York but not endorsed and also sundry
other useless except 70 the The finder
retain the money II he win return the pocketbook and
pers through the Post Office
wv. MULnoLLAND, Sc Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

UcTioN NoTICE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA housekeepers Elegant household Furniture at pri-
vale sale at great sacrifice for cash. Magnificent
Pianof9e cost $50 win be sold for $500 beautiful Par
lor suit In french satin brocate $685. will be sold
$40, black walnut SUIT green for SS5 do
IN crimson for S5 Asoa lot OF Parior Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture at bargain Inquire at 80 Beecker
street Broadway.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
MRS. L. REEVES

"ADs !. l. hLLN -
Respectfully informs the 81
travelling public, that her House II..Fs
is still kept open for their accom- 10, -
mediation. Her table lie always 49,
supplied with the best the market affords
and she will spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to render her house equal to any in
the place.
In addition to her own personal attention,
she has sucured the services Of an expert
enced Steward, and having polite and aitent-
i've servants, hopes to be able to give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor her with
a call.
10 connection With Der honse is con-
modiOus and safe stable, where all horses
entrusted to bis charge will receive the stien-
ton Of an experienced N5tlc-.
Mar > 90 II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
pOtttp,
THE oLD-FAsHIoNED CHOIR

have fancsd sometimes the Behelbn mt beam
That trembled to earth in the patiarch's dream
Wa' ladder of Song in the wilderness rest
/ vm the pillow Of stone to the bluff OF the Blest
nd the angels descending to dwell with us here,
'lDd Hundred aud "Cornth," aud China" ant
Mem
AL the hearts not lead not under the sod,
That those breaths can blow open to Heaven and God
An, Silver street leads by bright golden road
q, it is not the hymns hat in harmony flowed
But those sweet human psalms in the old-fashiOned
choir,
To the girls that sang altote the girls that sang air
Let us sing in His praise" the minister said;
AL the psalmbooks at futtered open at York .
Summed their dotted wings in the words that he read
While the leader leaped into the tune Just ahead
And politely picked out the keynote with fork,
And the vicious old VOL went growing along
At the heels Of the girls in the ofthe song
n.ed not wiug-bid ne genii come
With wonderful web from Arabian loom
When the world was in rhythm and life its rhyme
Where the streams Of the years flowed up noiseess and
narrow,
That across il there fOated the song Of a sparrow:
For sprg of green caraway carries me there,
To the old village church and the old village choir.
When clear Of the floor my feet slowly swung
And timed the sweet praise Of the ong as they sung
TIL the glory aslant from the afternoon sun
Seemed the raters Of gold in Gods temple begun
You may smile at the uasals of old Deacon Brown.
Who followed by scent till he ran the tune down
Ana the dear sister Green, with more goodness then
grace,
Rose and fell on the tunes as she stood in be- -3re
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20

FASHIONABLE ABOluNA-IONs-
The CgfirS-Ihc Louisville Journal
discOUrSes OF the latest heak in the
hair dressing line:
Fancy a hard key, wrapped about
with horse hair and covered with a
colo-cd miuuow net strapped upon
the back Of Illy's head? Yet we
daily see ladies' on our streets wear
ing EN-. They think, no doubt, that
it enhances their beauty. So do the
Cattir niggers, from whom their
fashion Is stolen. The denominations
ought TO be called "Caairs." It's
their proper name. It's an ugly
word, and the thing is as ugly as the
word No pretty woman should
wear one. Long hair in a woman is
an excellent tling-an ornament
than which no ENTERTAINMENTS more
And to i;ncy that which
God las given to be plated and
twisted until it prOtrudes from the
back of her head like a horses tail
plated Up to avoid the mud. It's
enough to make a fellow fUreswear
the society OF the sex that is fast
tending to the worship Of but one
god, and that gOd-FaShion. We
verify believe that if some enterpris
ng French lady, an acknowledged
eader of the ton, were to appear on
he streets of Paris with her hair
loosely shaven, in less than three
months cTerv woman in America.
rom the mistress in the parlor to the
cutlery maid in the kitchen, would
low in hairless heads. Throw aside
be monStrous thing. dear ladies, and
~ to look becoming. pretty, charm
~, enhancing, once more.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
POLITICAL JEU D,ESPFIT.


Hon. S. s. Cox spoke at Bridgeport, Conn, o
Wednesday evening, and in the course Of his r,
marks as companion-piece for an eDitaph o.
General Bntler, introduced the following ant.
norton polit.ca. eptlph on the Snowman, Bl.
nun:
The show is over, Barnum Eon,
His earthly Journey nov is done
Ambition did bis soul environ,
lie fell beneath a man of irou.
The Yankee people would not choose him,
Bat sent him stuffed to his Museum
Preserved in wax his eyes all glass,
His other figures do surpass;
The woody horse has shed his wool,
With grief his heat was over full;
The happy family noun ll, care;
The mermaid drops her salt tears there:
Poor joyce uatA mamBles lcr great grief.
And hymn, and psalms Civ no relief
Her little Gaorgy Washington
lIa' gone whore Barnlm hasn't gone
The learned seal, with mourning wet,
Refrse- meat 70 cure regret;
Aztec children tear TIE Lair.
Those A,eks proclaim their deep de.nair:
he Snowman. RI ferred rr ,lrS tyx.
AID he! rewards his Yankee tricks,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20

4 young lady whose blossom was
torn with conflicting passions" has
had it mendcd.
The last place to look for the milB
of human kindness is in the pale o!
civilization,
To keep apples from rotting-placc
them in a dry cellar with fifteen chill
dren.
Why is pigs tail like a carving
knife Because it is HOulisled over
Il ham.
An English lecturer says: Amer.
lea IS no place for fools The coun.
try is full Of them.
a lover has been pithily described
as a man who, in his anxiety to gain
possession Of another has lost posses
sion Of himself.
\ wag says there is no danger Of
hard times among the shoemakers.
because every shoe is SOlcd before it
Is ready for the market.
Qullp says that if" freedom Shrek
Ell when koSCiusko fell" she must
have given an unearthly yell when
the military bill became law.
In Memphis when a man gets into
a row, he prudertly goes, before fir
ing five shots at his opponent. and
gets permission at the station house
to arm himself.
French SayantS offer a reward of
10000 francs for the best ESSAY on
the regeneration Ofthc bone" They
declare amputation can be supcgccd-
ed by the creation Of new bone.
A Troy hen, belonging to a hotel
keeper recently hatched a brood of
seventy-eight chickens. The Boston
Post says, "she is doing as well as
could be expected
The receipts of cotton at all the
points up to the latest dates.
for the present season. are 1.327.5JS
bales.
Mrs. .Chibties declares that she
links it very strange that a little
quicksilver in a glass tube can make
uck awful cold weather by Just fall.
ug an inch or so.
a Western paper says they have {
PREACHERS out there of the stern wheel {
pecies, who are exceedingly light {
II the head, but keep up prodi- i
,ious racket in the rear" i
y "colored lady" Boosting the [
ther day of the progress made by f
er son in arithmetic, exultinglv o
aid, "He was in the notification I
able" v
An Alabama negro worked on v
hares. When asked the amount of "
is profits, he said: Muffin. I q,
orked for de-seventh, and de boss =
lly made fifth, darfOr' got muffin" =
During the recent session of the :,
quail Rights Convention, a strong l.
inded female entered a crowded n
rect railroad car. An old gent q,
Se to give her a seat, but asked, u
be you one of those women right :,
S - Il be-" You believe a NO o.
an should have all the rights Of a =,
lnf' Yes, | do" "Then stand in
} and cri"y them like a man" L.
nd Stand - 80 did. Nh
A elers inan having preached, ell
ring Erui, in a small town, in M
ii, b he had not once been invited fir,
dinner, said, in a sermon exhorting Sc
parishioneTs against being glt
luced by theprcvailing vices of The tn
e, "Ihave preached against every try
e but luxurious living, having in,
] no opportunity of observing to
at extent it j. carried in this
n ia,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
New Orleans Daily Crescent
BROOKHAVEN
Lumber, Lumber /!

IF you want the best YELLOW PINE
L LUMBER, either Rough or Dressed,
Large or Small, Long or Short; PLASTER
ING LATHS, in any quantities; OAK or
HICKORY, for wagon work or any thing
IN the Lumber line, it shall come promptly.
We have three mills at work, and can saw
hfty.fye feet long have the best planer ia
the State, and will make it to your interest to
buy from us. We are builders and will
know what you want, aud you shall have il.
J. T. PRIESTLY aud 5. L. M0SBf will
will take your orders Give them call, IL
you want anything in our line.
WENTWORTH 4 H0SKINS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20

Loviug hearts are ike beggars-
they live on what is given them
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
w. j. Ia END ALL

TAKES great pleasure in informing bis
Il friends and former patrons, as well as
the gentlemen Of Madison county generally. that
be has just returned from New Orleans with large
stock superior and fashionable ready made clothing.
and gentlemens furnishing goods, carefully select
ed BY himself and which be is prepared TO sell on
as good terms as can be purchased IN the city
W. J. X, would call the especial attention Of
gentlemen 10 his superior lot OF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
The Religious Card PLAYER.

glSh journal.
Sergeant commanded the soldier
at the church, and when the parse
had read the prayers he took the text
Those who had a Bible took it ont
but this soldier had neither Bible 10
common PRAYER book, but pulling on
a pack of cards he spread them be
fore him lie first looked at one ant
1 then another. The sergeant of tn
company saw him and said:
d" Richard, put UP the cards, this il
no place fl + them
"Neyer mind that" said Richard
When the services were over, {
constable took Richard a prisoner anC
brought him before the MAYOR.
DWELL" said the Mayor, "what have
you brought the soldier here for ?"
For playing cards in the church,
"Well, soldier, what have you to
say for yourself"
much, sir, hope"
" Very good-if not | will punish
YOU severely"
81 have been" said the soldier,
" about six weeks on a march.
have neither Bible nor common pray.
er book; have nothing but pack
Of cards, and | hope to satisfy your
worship Of the purity Of my inten-
ton"
Then spreading the cards before
the Mayor. he began with the ace:
" " hen | see the ace it reminds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20

NO BLANKS.
SEND rs CENTS FOR A CEITIIICkTF.

SEND rs CENTS FOR CELTIIICkTE
In all transactions by mail. We shall charge for
forwarding the certificates paying portage aud
doing the business p cents each which must h,,
enclosed when the certificate is sent for Five Ger
tcates will be sent for 81 eleven for e. thirty for
s., sixty five for $40, and 100 for SIS.
AGENIS.-We want agents in every town and
county IN the county, and those acting as snch
VIII be allowed ten cents on every certificate
ordered by them, provided their remittance
amounts to 81 Agents will collect 25 cents for
every certificate aud remit Ii cents to u.s. either in
cash or postage stamps. gents RENTING at once
$50 VIII be entitled 10 O beautiful Silver Watch,
and also 200 certificates.
Please write your Name, Town. County and Stat
plainly and address all orders To
WATCH AND GOLD JEwELRY co.
del4m 50 Liberty st., New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
AT CANTON, MISS.

TNHE Proprietors of these NURSERIES
i take pleasure 10 announcing to their
friends and the public that now is the time to
plant out ORCHARDS, AID that they are
prepared to furnish young, healthy and
well grown Southern-raised FRUIT TREES
of the most approved varieties, and a: the
lowest prices, FOR CASH.
Call and see. and select for yourselves ed
nzy- Catalogues furnished gratis to a.,
applicants.
For further particulars address,
Elk MAYNARD 4 Co.
febIe Csntcn, Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20

/
! TNHE stock comprises anougst other articles.
! l. splendid 10 cEs, Gold AMI Silver Watches
Rings, set with Diamonds. Rubes, Pearls Garnet
AID other stones, (soliuile aud in clusters Ladies'
sets OF Jewelry. comprising Pins aud Ear Rings of
the most fashionable styles, set in precious stnn,
OF every variety. together with large assortment
OF Gold and Enunelicd aud Pearl Sets Gold Studs
and Sleeve Buttons Of The most Lautiful patterns,
Gents Bosom and Scarf Pms, and an epdess
variety Of B.acelets haDn1 Musical Boxes Head
Dresses, onlbs, haIns, ct G
In consequence of the great siagnation of trade
IN the Manufacturing districts Of France and Eng.
land, large quantity Of valuable Jewelry, origin
ally intended Tor the European make has Ii, en-
sent Of Tor sale in this county and must lie sold ut
any sacrifice! Under these circumstances the
WATcH AND Cop JEwELRY Co.. have resolved
upon
AN APPORTIONMENT
subject t. the following regulations:
er'ir ateS o. the various articles witnaut re-
gard To choice or value are first put into envelopes
seated up and mixed and when ordered are taken
out by a blindio!ded boy, and sent by mail thus
giving ali FAR chance On receipt Of the cerii
hcate, you will see what You are to have and then
u Is at your option to send the dollar and tske the
article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Piano.
Melodeon Sewing Machine, Gold Watch Diamond
Ring or any set Of Jewelry on Our List for One
Dollar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
ALL WORK EXECUTED
NEATLY, PROMPTLYAK CORRECTLY

CANTON, Mss, 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-20
cAssIMEREs. CLOTHS. vEsTINes.

which he Is prepared to have made mp in the latest
and best style, by the beet of woTkmen.
Gentlemen are respectfully requested to call aud
examine bis stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 70 cutting
LlrI.a Nnr =.
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deE2 u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
BLOODY AFFAIR IN BLANDVILEE,
KENTUCKY.
Circuit Clerk and his Daughter
ShetII


From the Cairo Democrat, l3th.l
We received late yesterday evening,
the details OF a bloody %reneounter in
Blandville, KY, twelve miles from Cairo,
between a Mr.. Campbell, formerly
Sheriff Of Ballard county, and Mr.. War
den, the present Circuit Clerk. 1t occur
red on Monday.
The affair was the termination Of an
old grudge, at the bottom Of which was
a woman and the particulars Of which
grudge We do not choose to detail.
Warden had threatened to shoot
Campbell on sight. Campbell hearing
Of this, and having occasion to visit
town, armed himself with a revolver.
He had not been in town but a short
time before he saw Warden on the street.
The recognition was mutual. Warden
approached. Campbell admonisned hiUi
not to force him to extremes, that he hid
heard of his threats, and was prepared to
defend himself. Warden continue d to
press apon him. Campbell retr Gated
ten or twenty PAGES, and then fred.
The ball took effect in Warden's mouth,
and lodged in the back Of his neck. His
condition now is very critical. War
denis daughter, seeing the difficulty,
rushed to the spot, snatched a pistol
rom me PROSTATE DOuY OF uer father,
and drew il on Campbell, who turned
and fed. He ran about fty yards, the
girl pursuing him. As she approached
be warned her to desist, that he did
not want to hurt her. She pressed on
ward, however, and be fired. The ball
grazed her ear, He sgain turned, and
the girl still pursuing, he turned and
fired a second and third shot at her, each
time missing her. Whe he had run
about one hundred yaHs, seeing the des-
perste woman still pursuing him, he
turned upon her, took deliberate aim,
fired and brought her down. She fell,
shot through the bowels, and will die.
So closed the terrible tragedy. Public
sentiment is divided as TO who is to
blame. Some think the shooting Of
Warden was unavoidable, and that the
shooting Of the daughter was voidable.
We have no well Gedued opinion in the
matter. Campbell surrendered hImse,f,
and will be held TO answer.
We received the above particulars
from a resident Of Blandville, and pre-
sumo that they are correct. The affair
occurred about nine o'clock in the morn
ing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
FAssMAN's IRON TIES
BALES.

THE undersigned have made extensive ar
L rangements to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
and UTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
teeth so arranged as 10 1 SANITY clamp the
noon when the pressure is removed nom the
bale and hold Il without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best qualify of iron.
These Ties are 81 simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, to
bales of any size, with the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength, security and
facility of application, they viii compare IA
vorabIy with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but it is deemed not out OF
place to cal the attention Of those interested
10 the very emphatic recommendation OF IN
derwriters, steamboat Captsins, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamer and Sailing YES
sells, recently B~sblished in the newspapers in
CHAMBERS & LATTING.
sen set No. o. Carnndelet street, n. o.
NEW SHAKER PRESERVEs-
cherries, STRAWBERRIES, Peaches, etcl
Preserved Canton Ginger, IN Syrup;
DFyi
CRASS & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES
t~ChowchoW, Onions, C~aulinoWer, etcl
New Peaches IN eans-ea and 8lbs,
FINSIE, BECKHAM q CHAPMAN,
0 Main street.
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r-t-o Coaches 4UheT1 R~eqtftreT, t6tSt
he Furnished on Ten Minutes
Notice.
oaiee in Little Rock at the Anthony House
D. ]. CHIBEsTEE, Contractor.
~ BIZ Little Rock, Ark.
EARM FOR SALE.
THE Best Bargain offered

n ELLIOTT offers FOR sale this Ia Sts
osa Acres. at Elltotts station, on he IL
s5gs,oDi central Railroad, eight miles south =
Grenada. 800 more acres can De Auueo Il
Tbsiand lies on both sides Of the railrradr up
20 EiiiottS< Station, and affords eligible site TOR
sSa-Santite end Manufacturing establishments
n has AN All OF fine umbar, needed by
The rallroa,ii more tnan 9Rough y ~ sn5
M csbtible O divisions to suit any purposes.
sas 20 acres cleared and under GOOD fence;
~ a conforf tble fa~ily residence Win goou
onT.bonsss ba rms and stables large, and me
nest I'm. screw IND cotton nress-aA new ~ tne
- eonrtv The improvements cost within
~ iast three yea rs S400l Mr. Elliott desires 70
Iii before the drst OF January next,
snd al A strDnE inducement he oilers
Nc Land At ten GOl'Rrs per acre, In United
Sfatss Currency. for which he refused thirty
Soiisrs mar acre in 1881. Time will be given, tf
Ssair 4 upOp half the prt . upon lair terms.
sale must De made soon or not At all Title OF
'He s. M. HAWKINS, Agent,
uoyto Grenada. Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
COTTON CoMmIssION

I IBERAL Cash Advances made on COnsign-
j. ments, and special attention given to MI.
ms orders Eal2 sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERGIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALs(

MAAEhAna
cold onened in New YORK at fb54. ana -
noon il fell 70 lS5S and closed a. l49s D
bought a. lSai382, but sales were nsIG l9aa
-iIver. The buying rae y @sIifsg al
1919, with 3 light home demand S
Fxebanes Is plentiful in the shape OF eolgon
1als - ~ ten s9raTv In / occasoned by TIE
80 81 ne market, huUour banks nne no1lm
entity IN EsttiBR all they VEN
me selling rates are u~nchangeg- a.h,uar
Citv Ecrfp Is in demand. ana nela on
ksf Broker buy All Onered Lese ,-,oraTy
vance in his money may prove outt m -,
- is hoped tnat our city paper VII not
I'm deteri0rate. Dealers oner 4f9@o 9Ho
sen -tg warrants show osgns Of returning
fsIitv. They drag along loWly end are pom
insi: 6sa7Oc buying, seuing ~ ., ~.
mere is a demand Tor foAce SCRIP az &c
ar,oua rokerz,W who sell ~ sc
Taef aIloWiu gentelnen nav osen
on the Committee OF AroltIalOa os ~ 49,
80 Chamber OF 5amuel Mosoy,
TavIrr- C- ". Malone, BENZ Babb, George
1,.oran mo. johnson and A. reeseL.
Tbe sciivtty In Ten-forues has glveH tne I'M
--.ssion thsf the Government Is seller, and
F--5.orious have been made for Them 10 M
NsGuHoch. who replies as follows;
T~RrAsURT DEPARTMENT, Nov = Aso-
Gentlemen: / am in receipt Of your isyoT o.
~ sfn inst out for the present canonlg LsbLg
49, already cone 10 the telegraims OF otHlt
1--riaS thatths Departments NOT 81 49,
q entertain Proposi ions lor tse Ten-Forty
naming AUTHORIZE Heue
Il EecAN6gs
pressr Fisk & HsDca, Erw YORK
NJ imports al New AorklaSt weeE snow 4
.5e-sbie increase both in Dry FOODS anu
SIL1-si Werchandise. The tsa pellg aOOF7
GUlBQiu foreign gold FA4ls'
ISIS. lh1o 50
rW5#5 Sl.5I.6S 68,l-s1L
Gen. Mchdse- o@ -
-.lrs y75ISsS 5,2f6,s2i 3 5lg-
,sDorfed le62E90 2ls-S5s,Za @'A'LAo
T-IE5oa5 sl54.sl4sgO ~ssLl.sas.ssg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
O. BRADLEY
10 cAPITALIsTS.

NY one having Five Thousand Dollars in
A Cash. who can come suitably recommend
ed and are willing to engage Largely IN the cur
ffvasfou Of one OF the best Cotton ana Corn
Plantations in Mississippi, can near OF a rare
opportunity 70 do so by addressing the uo0sI-
fFs plantation consists Of 500 ares, 55 Of
which Is - Hammock Land" earaole OF pro
ducinr one bale 10 the acre or busnes OF
cor1 It is situated In ChickasaW county on
Sonkitoucha creek, about nine miles from
Okoiopo aud i've miles from pt station on
ne Mobile and Ohio r. R. It's known as the
- Roger Plantation" II IS situated on nlgn
yrsnSd- Commanding a q view for miles
aronnd Health OF the place ana the purity OF
ne water not surpassed BY any other pianta-
80, ~ nasgb nod IN the country. The owners
rave in their cribs at present from 5000 10 500
b1sbels Of corn. They VIII lease 800 choice
acres for A term OF from one 70 I'VE years. or
fbev will cultivate the whole place N partner
ship with an acceptable applicant. The p anita
tlon Is well supplied with implements, and
nearly enough stock, such as wagonsa n mules.
Tbers are about IS freedmen on the place. who
are willing To remain and cultivate tt On favor
sble terms. For further and terms
sppIv to or address j.. A TODD, care Of Adam
CarIyle, r. X. Agent, Egypt station NJ -