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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

TIE HOUSEHOLD The kitcIer
is OF more Importance than The par,
!nr. Ir shoH!l he kent perfectly
clean. well lighted, properly vrnfil
a!ed. and supplied with necessary
conveniruces. Dry wood and Il brisk
fire, and an abundant supply Of soft
water, will greatly facilitate the h.
Dor of housewife or servants.
/ 4 gara!e. made ly ,!iSsn!vins, a
/ Tablespoonful Of commol salt IN halt
Il tumhler of water, has been found
/ Ivy Trial to be AN excellent rpmrtiN
! far dry. hacking coughs. and the
other throat difficulties that prevail
ut this season of the yf3r. AS it j.
harmless. any Ole so afflicted would
do well 10 give it a trial.
Cornmcal lis cheap. palata
bic and nutritious article of diet.
is not appreciated in most fam-
lies. thorough conliiHg is one of
the things Indispensable. whether it
takes he shape of gsiddip cakes.
bread, pudding or mnsh. Properly
c,iokrd, ii is worthy a place o.. every
tao.e every day.
Would Won know how to cook 20
fatn"s in he best way? Bake them
rs quickly us possible withoIt hurn
/ ing, leaving them soft clear through.
hat vii Il clean ealorcd skin that
( j. easily rrc'e.l off Press each 30
+ rato ~ = cloth Su us. to crack the
skin aiitt prfinif the steam f. escape
That mdkr,> them mealA. Thea
serve Immediately.
| To clean yoar ilsfir and head. best
up the yolk of an egg; rub it through
the hair; wash and rinse in WI, III
soft water dry with towc, mrctl
as possible. Avoi,; ling OUT before
/ the hair is perfectly dry. us you will
he apt to take cold. Ammonia is
also very good to cleanse the hair
/ and hair bushes. A teaspooniul o!
! liquid ammonia in pint OF WARM
water is proper proportion. Add
a little soap. wash the hair and rinse
well and in clear. warm water. When
dry, brush ten minutes. aud finish
with some clean. soft oil.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Patent metallic White Clothes Line.

dLSHL I.lCIdlIIC w IItLE CIULUGS LIUGE
fe1ilE undersigned agent Of the American Wiz.
4 Company Of New Ynrk. would b, Z leave to call
the attention Of the hnusekerpers nj Madison
county. 10 their Patent Natalie Clothes Line
whc1 has been fonnd TO liz the only article snita-
bic IT a.clothes line, except the old fashioned
r"p- winch always causes so mucH vance and
strIIn,e ur nIeakIug, rOtting out and diScu!oring
cnihes and by n"ing Obliged to pnt it up and take
1t down every time used.
With this liue you have none of those annnyan
- and when it is oLce put up it gives ito more
IT Nah'e.
Price, 81 cents per foot.
SPECIMENS be seen at the Drug store OF
VI >bl 4 Richards.
May II GOULD. Agent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Rust Prevented by the NC Of lIe
nurC.
From the Southern Cult;vator ]

From the Southern Cultvator
ni;itle this wear Il small move
mcnt, the details OF which may be
i.sefnl TO per. ons who plant cottoi.
subject To rust. Part of nay planta-
ton consists of what is generally
known in this county as pine woods.
The geological formation of the land
is, peculiar. | plant strong lime land;
ma g;lesian limestone Astounding, and
tie Wa eTs, hen chemically tested,
showing The presence Of lime. This
hand is very strong and lasting, not
washing much. ana Tor HE first eight
or TN years after being cleared, pro
tlucing large crupS OF cation.
ItiSnow almost entirely cleared up,
and, unfortunately, no longer wis
produce cotton, although still excel
lent for corn and small grain. Tn.
lust takes the cotton in July. and
rains It @snd. capah'e of producing
twenty@Nive bushels of corn
not making " than three hand
red pounds on cotton. | this wear
planted a i:,,s! Of wfs:.-il abeut fonr
hundred acres We're Hat wuudS, AMI
knowing by experience that this
Land would rast, only planted it to
square oHt the field. | am using
fertilizers this year, and about the
18Th July, seeing the rust making
its app -arancr, | put a mixture OF
Peruvian gnanp and Pacific guano
setenty-five of the first and one hun
tired and TWENTY Il : # the later.
at The rate oi' TWO hundred poumus
per acre, on tour rows of cotton, eX
t ndinG through three acres. I PIT
1t Immediately on the top of the co;
ion bed, and plowtd the land, and
covered the gIlano with the Toe.
The four rows have remained green
and untainted with the Ius., whilst
the cation III all the adjoining rows
bas rusted very badly Theae is M
appearance of rust or disease in the
MANFRED cotto,-it is fine and Wig
orOus; the balance Of the field is I'll
ined ny rust.
LII this small experiment indicates
what may be accomplished on large
scale. it will prove highly adyant;.-
geous to planters who have land
That will raSt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

An Alabama editor in pHiiin@ ii
yrnrrly kept by a woman, says
= Her tomatoes a'e red as her owIl
checks; her indigo rs hlnc rs lcl
own eyes +; and hrs pepper as hot rs
her own temper
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
TO TEEE PUEsLlE.
Will You Support Homo I duztry?

WE extensively engaged in the Saddery
W business working many a. six hands, and
we hereby pledge ourselves, Internationally snd
without rerery itinn. to sell work of our man.
uficture both SADDLES aud HARNESS at fir N
25 TO so per cent. less than Imp cried Wsrk
is offered for and of this challenge the strict
est scrutiny. We always pay the very highest
price for Hides, Wool Besswax and Furs. Meth
or purchase ksll before giving Us a call
Sept 1863 II. A. II. GCRLEY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Ot<SI L>ES JI- = % 90 90 %
e. e. GOULD, Agent.

ADVANTAGES TO iNSETHERS
SMALLEST RATIO OF MURTAL11Y.
Excuses less than any cash company.
Literal modes of payneut If premiums
Insurers receive thu largest bonus ever
given.
Divided: made Annually Oh All participa-
Irg un!tci"s.
No claims unpaif.
All kinds of aon forfeiing life aha erdcw
mem pn,iccs ISSUED
p ficirs inc"n;es;ik'ie.
AZ en'io. m"st policies non rfeitable
tier one n:,N NETT
Tie following nre txan'p'es of the opera
ions rf HE hast dividend
PnIicteS Esue,i in 1854, ,"iy Fcnr Years Ego
age AInn1at Premium Added Total
at is~Te. insured Paid to ro'icy- Amt foNry.
~ SinG!0 >}..Sb S3.II Sf3Ar2
b a'nD fGr2 134I lu.-is
30 7:In1 7r> ~ 3 lgsr-
- TMH- 81 800 S,juJ
This is entlIely new plan, giving iusur-
rrs the lar est return ever made BY any com
Pany in he same period.
SEPT. 50 ;}n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
10 C. o. D. s12

OROIDE GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCHES
imekeepeTS, will wear equally as well a. the best
Gold Cases, costing from SIS to sl5G-we are now
selling them, Ladies' and Gentlemen sizes at only
Sl2 each.
Also large variety Of beautifully chased and en-
ameicd Oroide Gold Hunting Case, Patent Lever
Watches.
Magnificent stock of Gentlemen's and Ladies'
Oroiie Gold Chains. Earrings and Pms Finger
lar.
Agents wanted everywhere, encos. two red
stamps for Circular.
1t is not necessary to send money Will the order
rs it be paid To the express agent delivery Ol
goods.
Ali letters = ust be addressed tn
JAMES GERARD & -.
Augl5-3m.I IS Nassau 1t. N. J.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
BAGGAGE CHECKED ruaoUGn.

Az boats leave from company's Wharf
y "a foot of Third Street.
FRANK CARTER. Supt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
REMOVAL.
Photographs! Photographs!
'SNHE undersigned having purrh+ sed the entire
4 stock and apparatus ~ Mr.. &. H. TichneDrs
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

lie hltt"rS himself, with twenty yeats experience.
that he viii he able to please all who will honor
aim With their patronage.
Ga-Ph""-raphs ri every size and style made a
hort notice.
GALLERY over S. l.. Moshy's Al llnery store.
W. II. WILLIAMS Artist.
Caution DEr "a 1853 II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Ask for tickets and be sure they read,
Via U. g. Mail Line Steamers"

Tickets for sale at all ticket nnices in the
Sou h and East, and at Gait House Laui..
vile llnre'. aud on the Steamers, at Louis.
vile, To ALL FONTS EAST
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Paint for Farmers, &c.

From 4 to $50 Horse Power
including the celebrated Cor
i<s Cutoff Engines, side
Valve Stationary Engines,
Portable Engines, sc. Also
Circular. Mulay and Gan
Saw Wills, Sugar CANE Mills
Shaftirg rul eys. &C. Lath
and Slirge Mills, Whcai
md Corn Mills, Circular
Saws, Betting, sc. S,rd for
descriptive Circular and Price
List.
steam Engine Co..
CIica, New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
she saturday Evening Post
and Beauiifed.

7 nI> niI--t rni lr-i Of the l.rrrry We L.
l. ,I"s" h brtn emily ehkhg'J ,ad rsuii.
ted II 3. y rkly -n,riii-nrd wtIh Eugl .yiug.-
ana iis Nus~,t+. Stn -. aslrishrs, g., a.v II
,Hrpa~>,d.
Il ha- ji-t commre i wa splei IL 'y.'ei--
20 IN 9t~n Of .h' Sir .n"at hy '''-isse Nim.
ard. All ". G,1rg a. N ~ gu y so
Ut Spruty b T. zibeth P.r-r''i nae iut "n of
I IT. W man II n My. H..
, New vrlf-.wl c" linuaiiy susered ei"h '.li-
Ct. Amrns those aItesdy an hand. or in pir--. arr
III, hysitrJ Of fhs Reefs spoweffLl -ttiN Nv
Nr, Iln-ucr aud Cm 4 hth. or. 7hs I'D y
fa' ~ Mrs AmirdA NJ D,ugl,s
Ti'r P"sr also glyss the t;enis 81 he Engt
/ Ma luZihr-
4 copy OF tn large n 4 heautiful Premium steel
EngrtVrg The Song # n Nsq, --en-
gr,srd ,r---ly i"r rrad-t-. AZ en-t 'or the
'HyrrV NJ ai'ne - AIRY t'O0O- viii ie s-ni tpnt
paid l., ,v-lJ lsl 50, uh-criber, and a. eve, lt-
snn e. dina m a rnb! This Is q Truly bvauii III
ensia in
To NEw SrB C iiBrKs.-M APK : Nv spi,sciii .
en- for ,6a VIII h,yt. thrir suhs,lilft,n 4 ted
elk 10 the pager =" SEPTEMBER 18th uniil the huge
extra edition q that date j. 'Nhau trd, 10 tht
paper we Commenced twn Noy-ieis" The q s-cn
Of The savannah aud " ST. g oig- ard hr Drag.
an. This will he fifteen papers 10 addition ~ The
irgular weekly numbers TOR lsd9-or nearly *.
ten m nths IN al when our extra ,dninn ~
-x,an ted. the names Of al new subscribers Tor
lsG9 VIII he rut red lit the very week thy
are received, o. cnuTSr thO-e WIN nd IN their
names earliest viii get the greatest number Of "
ira pnp'rS,
Owing ~ the unn ALLY liberal character or tsh
III We shah he competed 20 adhere st,ictly to IL.
TERMs;
copy and large Premium Engraving. ....-.-. o 20
'-.''--' ~
copies ID one gratis ......-...... $40
One copy each Of Posr AMI LADY's FRiE>D and
| Premium Engraving .--...---.-..----.--.. 4 90
IfrF.l tttf q nj UT lnlps fsaH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Fare, including meals & staterooms, 3 80
TArongh tickets euirIe holders 10 meals
and s.aterooms, FREE
THIS Is THE ONLY LINE
running from Louisville to Cincinnati
WIT sIOUT CEEASGE.

Passengers by this line avoid two.:ai
"m'ibns ride, ana an HAIRS ruush jps,lin 2:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
WALL~ST.

For the first time in several weeks there was
almost total dearth OF stirring news In Walst yester
day. Scarcely breath of rumor stirred the ar anu
buying and selling as of yore seemed to DC the ann Vi
ALL Even the face courts seemed to have stopped inc
grinding of their injunctionms deemng perhaps that
the grist already thrown out would be suhceht 10 nam
per the business the street and keep all concerned III
fitting terror OF the law. 1t was stated that "h Heah
Co.. who are stated have acted on BEHALF OF IN con-
cert WITH Smith, Gould, Martin Co., had re-
ceyed signatures to their proposal covering ABOUT $o
600 OF the 100000 which formed their transactions
on the memorable Friday. This proposal was MADE Oh
Tuesday morning, and may be thus stated INC hr'n
agreed to clear the gold purchased on the basis OF 49,
paving the differences between that price and the pco
at which they bought so per cent in cash. and the pal
ance in ten days, the Gold EXchange Dahh
shall have resumed business The proposal IL understood
to he fayorably received by the sellers and IT is probable
that all will come into the arrangement today LUIS Is
much better exhibit OF the affairs OF Heath TO- tha
was generally expected. ,,,,, oo,,b
The Directors OF the Lake Shore and Michigan SOUTH
ern Railroad were in session from u n to p H. yes
terday at the office of the Union Trust Cohl
pany The discussion of the affairs OF Messrs ockwoou
Co occupied the greater part OF the session. Du Wna
was its tenor not been made public IL DeeVeu
that the decision Of the directors was that no
ent OF treasurer should DO made at present the dnucs
of the office being delegated 10 Mr. Ely, the asslsan'
treasurer Of the road, who 10 stationed 81 CIeNeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
THE NATIONAL e U1RD.
REVIEW OF THE FIRST DIVISION.

REVIEW OF THE FIRST DIVISION
The review of the First Division of the Ma
tonal Guard took place yesterday, and was fully as In
teresting as on any previous OCCASION The men looked
we'll marched with sodierlke precision, and showed IN
every movement that the citizen soldery OF New'Iork
may well point Of drill and appearance with any
IN the country with the professional soldiers
regular army The First, Second, Third, and Fourth
Brigades of Infantry, under command OF MajorGeh'
shaler formed respectively West Twenty third TWEEN
ty.second Twentyrst, and Twentetsts, ana the flrs
Brigade OF Cavalry West Nineteenthst. Each feGE
ment was drawn up I'm close column Of companies, the
right resting on Fifth-ave, at D. IN At 1850 p M the
column marched the First Brigade OF Infantry eadhR
in the following order The I'd, list SIN, 6th sith ana
Goth Regiments OF Infantry the LIST Artillery sOuheu
the 7th sth 9th, 37h 65h Esd, llth, 22d GYM ana tF
Regiments OF Infantry and the lst aud Sd Regiments OF
Cavalry. in open column. The route was down fIlth
ave. 10 Twelfth-st where the regmental COMMANDERS
dismissed their commands. On the corner or fourteenth
AZ n platform tasefuly decorated with the United states
and New York flags had been erected for His E1ceency
Gov Hoffman and staff. while several flags We're nylhs
I'm tho avenue Every officer in passing the Governor
sauted with his sabcr while the arms OF the men were
brought to "a carry" and the cOlOrs lowered .
The 7th 18th 22d Regiments Of Infantry were loudly
cleered and appauded for their excellent order aud APP
pearance by lie thousands OF spectators. Upon the
platform with the Governor were Gov Haight OF Cauor
MIA Gems Mcdowell and McQuade, ana other disln'
guished gentlemen squadron OF tho WASHINGTON
Greys did duty as staff escort o-, ,,.,
Tie left wing OF the sd Regiment OF Cavalry fol.
Rudke) was inspected at d. m at Tompkns square ana
presented "A very fine appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Forsytu. Liverpool Sept e. and Queenstown
23 mdse. and pass -. m Gil d, vi,
Steamship CITY Mexico DeAkeD. Vera Cruz Sept e. sh ~ via
Havana Oct /. mdse and pass
Steamship LOdonA. Hovey New.Orsans, mdse anf pass
Steamship San Salvador. Nckerson Savannah nnse hu pass
Ship Gardner Colby Dunbar Cardiff 81 days, railroad iron
scHooSERs-RiyER AND CoAsTwlsS.
q. Parker, OeDoOye Talma Bridgeport
ThOs Cahl. Neg-itayen. Jessie Williams bridgeport
IA Callaghan, New London. JOS Marsh P0rt hofrlA
II. r. Abel. Providence. X VI Carlisle Pr0yldebee.
Ida v McCsbe New Haven g.. Klborne, Brookhne, Me.
Presto Maebias. lumber NJ 4. Ayeril. New Haven.
John Manloye Norwich. stranger, NeM-itAyen
VelGa, Addison, Die. j. l. Boyd' virginia
BELOW.
Ship Fawu, Nelson, Cardiff 40 days railroad iron.
SAILED.
Seamsbp-Cuba and Nebraska for Lyerpool Sherman Tor new
Orleans. Ship New World for London
MISCELLANEOUS
soon Asa Bgelov ran Channel Reef He'll Gate
without apparent damage BY steaIntug l
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct GAiyed steamship Glaueu from NeW'ioki senr
WIasiseTos O. Oct 6Saed steamship Rebecca Clyde. for
NewlUTk. Arrived, steamships
CHaELrsroS g. c. Oct e-Auived brig Adelaide from Boston
Sailed steamship Saragoa for Newlork brig Courier Tor Bro
Channel OF the port, bark Inuenta from Stockholm.
Montgomery Magnolia from Newiork; ship Alexandra from
Boston, brig Atlantic Nashua sch Francis Saer ron fA
depha Sailed steamship Cabarne whiting aud Gun Strean LOT
Nes.York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
VERA CRrI Sept 22Amved. brig y Smith, from heWloE
Sailed 2s Linda for Tampico 10 load for Neworleanh
ouEESsrowy 6-The steamship Hermann from NswfoTk ar
rived hereto to-day. st.
IoSpoSpxKKT Oct 6-he steamship Nova seolaR. from Quebec
for Liverpool arrived here today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
A MILITARY QUARREL.

Considerable cOmmOtiOn was caused ut the
arrnory IN jersey City, Tuesday night, by dispute
between a company Of the National Guard and target
company known the Emmett Guard, for the possession
OF Han The city pays 1000 per annum for the use
of the hall by military companies authorized by State
laws. Some weeks ago the Common Council by resobn-
ton gave 10 the Emmett Guards aud another target com
pauy known the Hudson Guards the privilege Of drill
ing there. This action has met with the persistent OpO-
sition OF the National Guards On Tuesday evening tho
Emmett Guard I'm the Hall at the time that tho
National Guard company expected TO use IT, Mayor
Clarke upon consultation with Col Shaw, decided that
the room should vacated for the National Guard,
hence the cOnmOOn. The Common Council last evening
solved that the target companies should each have the
Hall of The evenings IN the week, when IL IL not
wanted for militia practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
HOMICIDE IN uOROKEN.

Ann Simmons, the colored woman VINO was
SO badly kicked OH Friday by Henry lille, IN grocery
store at the corner OF Garden and Fifststs HoDcken
died Yesterday morning The circumstances OF the afray
are that fortnight ago. Ann. while making purchases
IN tho store was nsulted by lille She subsequently In
formed his employer and he severely reprimanded
ON Friday while she again IN the store, she De-
came involved in q dispu;e with him. He ordered her
from the store and when lie had after much difficulty
forced her out she reGnered and renewed the quarrel
This SO much onraged lille that he knocked her down
and kicked her 6he was removed to her home, where
she died Yesterday morning lille taken into Gus
tody nd the time he made the assault but was released
an a 600 bail on Monday He has since been rcarrosed
Coroner White Will hold an inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

. THB COLLINS METAL WATCH FACToRY-!lmprO'sd or0de)
Full J.yeled Hunting Levers-Geuts aud Ladies silica .
The Watches and for time are equa 70 geld ones
costing $50 Those Que tnih $40 are not surpassed ny
1900 sod watches FOR TINE, ELEGANCE FINISH and DuRA
BIfY no Imitation Of gold begin to compare with the Collins
Metal Rreepg intrinsic value Il equal to gold livery haIch
fully warranted BY certificate. - -
kinds Of Jewelry Of the Collins
Metal Earrings Sleeve Buttons Loeseis studs Finger Rugs
Charms Fellow aud Masonic Pins &e all OF the latest
and fully equal to gold In and
CLUBS-whec Watches ordered at Que tms We VIII
ssnd Watch free Of charge. -,
Goods sent any part ofhe United States by express to be.d %
delivery Money with the order BILLS can be paid
goods tho Office Customers must pay all
charge. We employ Agents. orders therefore must be
directly oreung write plainly the name town. county
and state will remember that ONLY oRrck 10
Work q. H. COLLINS 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
MEETING OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

At n meeting of the Fire Commissioners yes
terday the Committee on Storage Of Combustibe Mate
rails reported favor Of prosecuting the following per
sons for selling oil under the standard test re-
quired by law: Matthew Coggy corner Ffteentht and
Tenth.ave; Vim. Harris, northumberland hity'eghth'
ST. and Tenth.ave.; Philip Young, - Riyingtonst;
John Fietzen, No. 1872 Riyingtou-rt Nicholas Book,
Fftieth-st and Tenth-ave; Theodore Affected No ~
Delancey-st; Chas. Krabel, 4l3 Grand-rl; Henry u.
Friellng No So Ann.st; VIM Glaub. No 100 FOrsythst
Nicholas Setback, No III Forsythst. letter vas re-
celved from Controller Green Of the Central PARK Com
1nissioncrs declining the OF nro cnglue
10 pump water TO sprinkle the Park roads The
tender Of the engine made before the recent STORM
Chief Engineer KEgsaud reported the following opera
tions Of the Department for September: NuDbeI OF
fires 81 confined 10 building, az extended to Others
estimated loss $sOOOO Eighteen Of the fires were dis
covered by the fire patrol by the police 10 by tho Dell
ringers aud 10 by citizens OF the aarns, 81 were Dy the
telegraph which fase), and ~ were still alarus
There ~ buildings sghtly damaged considerably
damaged, and totally destroyed Nineteen hros were
extln gishcd without alarm beng given one was OK
tiuguished by individual members and one by citlzcus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

FROM LIvBRPooL-In steamship Manhattan Oct 6-Dr r.
washbuu W. Walker A. g Mahewson = oSwosy h w
IIs. Mrs Campbell T. Keaye w. Stackpoo horre. hss
Jane North Mrs woodward Carlos De Morales mae's
X Groesbek A. Minus A. Tenbroeck, NJ Bond j. b. John
stone Mr. and Mrs Barnard Geo. Smith Hartley j. Ba.e
FROM VERA CRUZ. 6cn steamship CITY OF aeie1 Jcs
leonard Santa Lewis Porter Miss Mary Kado Samuel taylor an
tonic Garlic Casteano Ignaeo p Jacot ROdnku5 Se
and children children, Catalina Roan ana eh
dn r. cordoba Psrers Neor Campo America ouDas
Eicasia MeDendeL NJ, N ,y
FROM SAvANNAH-n steamship San Salvador Oct 6-Mrs n
nd z. Miss K OBrien Miss breT
jobn Beiser s. Corry c. Predenburg N NJ Hyatt T. JAs'
A. j. RadclH and IN the steerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
The Columbia College Law School was

The Columbia College Law school WAS LOT
maly opened Yesterday There lO2 persOns III tie
Junior and l07 IN the senior class Students 10 ar
rive will swell the total number 10 about $50. the pupils
come from all parts of the United States South America
and Cuba there are also few Hungarans, and several
Germans The regular course OF lectures commences TO-
day Opeped ten years ago with 50 scholars the attendance
has steadily increased until II now numbers ns before
stated over pupils and In point OF size the second
In the limited states the law school Of the University O
Michigan standing first. The faculty for the ensuing
Winter are Theodore w. Dwight LII d.. Warden OF the
Iaw School and Professor OF Municipal Law; Francis
Ieber IL d. Professor OF Constitutional History and
Public Law; Charles Murray Marine, L. ii. d. Professor
OF Ethics Of Jurisprudence John Ordronaux, LII b. NJ
%, Professor Of Medical JurApIudcnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
FISK SERVED WITH A CAPIAs.

In the suit of Brown agt Fisk ~ Gould, to
recover about S2OOO from defendants for refusing to
take gold purchased at lGO Mr. Fisk has been served WIN
eapias by Deputy Marshal Christer. On being served
Mr. Fisk who was then standing IN front OF liIs opera
House. asked the Deputy whether he wished 70 serve
any one else, and the Deputy replied, Yes, Mr. Jay
Gould" Fisk then went into the offices OF the Erie
Railroad Company, saying that he would SEQ whether
would aid him in serving the capas on MI Gould Dut
the officer having waited until his patience was eh'
hausted became onvnced that he mised and LETT
and will wait for "A favorable opportunity to serve
Gould,