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New-York tribune., 1869-01-08
p4SSENGFRS ARRITRD.

FROM SAVANNAH Steamship Herman Lyius sso Mrs Stein
Sed Col B. Thompson. MerS W. C. Allen, l. H. feseT, g
Boomgresn r. Nak Rodney JAS Cover Aterhardi and -
/ the atse
New-York tribune., 1869-01-08

c> NJ v YORK Cos,y n N,,r Yo-k W @. VIII T. Cashier
o. ne National Caucrcy balk do sutuu swear ai ie ~0s -
A''''' '"'' " ". q. WHITE. Csilllr
before Nis ~ tar ~ laaHHr llt
'"'' :. CRAFT. Notsry Puhle.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-08
RANK OR ENGLAND
nnMrgTIC MAnKRTs

LONDON Jan be specie vault the Bank OF Eni
land, has decreased e74.0o0 since the report.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-08
rnrrsn ,Y,S MRLrHER REPORT z. n.

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
Sun 7:l4 Sun sets-. $50 Moon rses'''''' SI'
aIGH WATER
SANDY Hook A2l Cows Isand.... 5:ll Hell Gate..' v<
New-York tribune., 1869-01-08
THE MARKETS.

[CarsuIly reported for The Trbuuel
AsHFSThs ark doll steady at 81 T5G 81 e7l oE Pots and
O. 65049 !or Pssr.
C0IN-Ths market opened du ard weak but later the ay
dsud improved end the close holders tnr AID Offering
rsderacy including % to ave tie sses ore SsO bales Of which
sales OF 800 bales Low Mddng for February
New-York tribune., 1869-01-08

OTTcEsT THa PlsaHl RsiLHolD Co T0siIsE BUiIDiSss(
NJ 90 wALLtr Esw.foEE. Dec - 1865. !
trTH DIVIDEND.--Ihc Board of Directors
~ have fh. a. tei DNiDEfD y SIX 81 PER CENT out
sflhgs he pf Tie bse month, sadug Jsl ard
THO fl pEN CFNr of the ~ Steamers, SAILING
Tss sd Lasri,, The 1853 both payable 10 go ~
i~gs scr 5ik Of Jan
u b. oi the Afternoon OF tie 18th
la, asl fsspsl'i % The noTslag Of The 10 praI -
HFsR' SMITH. TrssIursr.
cTTH DIVIDEND - UNITED STATES
W FtEE INSURANCE Carhs nsd 81 Director, have h. daT
isssr.s frar fhs ronbs sTNIANEUAB
IiYIDENp of fIvR 50 PR CENT sn BArkA DfIDkND Il
TWO s PR CENT ffee from Glenmehi iaI PAYABLE iAsd
W. WILSON UADBRlilLL,
Hes Yo-s Jaruafr "a ifl Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

wA i / 4 "a ssitlatidh3ias Govern
css. Best reference given. Address
A. B. G, Canton, Miss. ? ,3f /
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

rrhchnl n Spye Cottage ,Selcct School,
[Juhe r.; ur CLINTON, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of deed Of trust made
ID to me as trustee for the benefit of
Hugh Lewis by Walter G. Kearney and
wife on the 18Th day of March, 1867,
and recorded in the office Of the Probate
Clerk Of Madison county, State Of Missis-
sippi, in book Of deeds r." page 227,
228 and 229, will on
THE FIRST MONDAY 4TH DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, .r
proceed to sell before the courthouse
door in the city Of Canton, in said county
within he hours prescribed by law to the
hi,,' bidder for cash. the following de
scr lands or so much ,hereo! rs SD all
be. Mt to pay the debt intended to
be sec. ed by said deed Of trust and in
terest thereon and all costs, to.wit: Lot
No. in Section II. all Of Sec Is. and The
E half of the w half and the w half OF
the E half and the W half of the East
half Of the East half of Section 81, and
the N half Of the E half of the N w
quar- and the N half of the W half of the
N E quar- and the N half of the w half
of the E half of the N Il quar- of Sec 28,
all in Township Range 1 West. and
lying in Madison county, State Of Missis-
sippi | will only convey such tile to
the purchaser as is vested in Inc by said
deed Of trust. 5aea .
WILL. S. BAILEY, Trustee.
Nov 81, '63. no 46 tbs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
Eegal advertisements.
Commissioners Sale.

=
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID the Chancery Court of Madison coun-
ty, end State Of Mississippi, rendered at
the September Term, a. D. 1867. in a
certain cause wherein Willie Lyons was
complainant, and Sarah Z Lanier. widow
and others. the heirs of Sterling ii
Laner, deceased, and the Adminisra tor
de Jonis non of the estate Of said intestate.
were defendants. the undersigned as
Commissioner, will expose to sale, at he
Courthouse door in the city of Canton,
within the hours prescribed by law for
Sherif's sales, at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder for cash, on .#-= r
Monday the 4th day Of January, 1860,
the following described lands, in said
county of Madison. towu:
The S E I less 40 acres off the N end
in section 10; f J of section "a, Town
ship 8, RGnge +; the S } Of W J Of S
E /, and S ifs W ! section 7; the N J
and E J of E ! and W ! of s W T. Sec
ton 10; the S } and the S J of N E ],
and the S ! Of E =! of N W /, and .tew J
of N W /. section 10; and the w ! of
section 20. les 96 acres off the E side Of
E J of S W / and lot No. 4, section SO,
Township 8, Range 8 E; and also lot No
Q, section 5, Township, Range 3 E, con-
tanning in all 2080 acres, more or less.
The title is believed to be indisputable,
but acting as Commissioner, | shall con-
vey only such title as is vested in me by
the Decree of Chancery Court
NJ. 3. MoMICKEN.
Dec. S no AZ '68.5w. Commissioner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
H See advertisement of House

to rent. 81 o, s,ir9 ssr9mo9 stt IA .5efo
stnea Il. III 4 ,ats MINI " anrti.a,l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
GROVE COTTAGE SELECT SCHOOL,

THIS INSTITUTION Is located near Canton
Miss in lovely grove. admirably adapted for the
establishment Of first class school for young
ladies', and boys uBdtr twelve years OF age. The
buildings are spacious aud well arranged for health
and the comfort of pupils. The PRINCIPAL will ex
ercise daily supervision of the several classes in
each department. Instructions will be given main
y by the daughters OF the Principal, Miss Lizzie r.
Macy. an accomplished graduate of Kentucky Fe
male College. and her younger sister. Miss Carrie
". Macy. educated at the same Institution.
few Bbarders will be received into the family
of the Principal To secure these extra advantages
TO writing, composition, painting and drawing.
Miss Lizzie R. Macy viii! give special attention
TO those wishing Instructions In music.
There will lie short Summer Session. commenc
ing the first Monday in July. The scholastic year
will com menee TIE drt Monday in October, 1868,
and viii close the first Thursday in July, 1863.
charges made % suit the times. Boarding in
clgding fuel, lights. Washing, DC, SIS per month
Tuition in The higher branches. SO per month.
ruitiohiuthe primary department, 81 80 per month
,s S9sr .h s fU"wainng hugh testimonial Of the
character aud qualifications OF the teaehersi
FFow Rer, J. w. Goodmgn. ID, n, President at
49, KghtHeky Fsmdte College.
81 LlGO uG3 sakIBrvILIk, Ky.-June 3, 1868
This Is 10 certify that Miss LIZZIE R MACY is a
gsatinass afl Krnistky Female ColleE Amtabie, epl
tiyated and graceful she will commend herself as aady
Osaa petese e. &c hnlar fTtlfa - teacher, she viii
in my opinion Instruct with entire success any pupils
w1sl h&t b SounAthed 10 Der care Miss CARnE her
sister, has also enjoyed excellent advantages, and is
esfStert "a teach aay 81 the brsaehes connected with
ff aiiNfd 'aP'A'iHr Nv W Fs, SSec coilsse
.b9iguGdf1 UT yIillJ 1870 3rg' 7
For further particulars, address
n. Macy.
rrhchAl n Spye Cottage sSelcct School.
[Juhe r.; ur CLINTON, Mss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
Citation Notice.

Cornelius Van Houten,) Before the Hon.
VS.. NJ. NJ. Cooper, Pro-
H. G. Travis. bate Judge of Mad
ison county, Miss.
In the matter of the petition Of Corpelius
Van Ilouten for partition and division OF
certain lands. To II G. Travis Of the
city of New York, aad State of New York ::
Won are hereby cited to be and appear
l. before the undersigned, Judge of the
Probate Court of the county of Madison,
aforesaid, at Court to be by him holden at
Canton, in said county, on the second Non
dag Of January neat (l869), then and there
to show cause why the petition of Cornelius
Van Houten for partition of certain real
estate situate in said city Of Canton, j,intly
owned by yourself and said petitioner, as
Joint tenants or tenants in common, and de-
scribed in said petition, should not be grant
ed as prayed for therein, and further to do
and receive whatever may be by the said
Court then and there adjudged in the prem
Uses. .r....l r
Witness the Honorable NJ. NJ. COOPER,
Judge &C., on this l4th day of December,
1865.
NJ NJ COOPER, Judge.
Attest, JOS. MCCLELLAND, Clerk.
Per E. A. FORD, D. G.
Dec. 10, l86s-4t ... ...... ....
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

NEW YEARS NoTlcE.-Messrs.
Cochran & Co. have an advertise
& ment,Y Il, 'epr, columns to-day under g'l}IG
the above head, to which we ask
, attention, They have reduced the
prices Of erdcefes Which aall be
good news, and will sell only for
sash, in y future, Low prices, an and
lcash are better than high prices and
credit. >,.pD j. HgstaaN h ,st'n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

5E We have been favored by our
friend, the Rev II. II. Montgomery,
with a batch Of newspapers publish
ell inCllipa, in the English language.
They are neat in Typographical APP
pearance, and are otherwise ere
ditabie. Newspapers published in
English on the opposite side Of the
globe are something worth looking
at. truly. D-''
Many thanks to the Rev. II. II. M.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
THEO. sIEDE.

MOULD most te- n 9.#
w specially inform NJ
the citizens of Ca mon SS
and vicinity the fact that
he has just recei we'd di' ~
rect from Importers and f. N
Manufacturers, a fine and H. 4 "A
well selected Stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, W IN -
etc, of all varieties. &MN-rs/NN
HAIR WORK, both <A-L
Plain and Ornamental, executed in the most
modern Style and at low RATES. ... II.
An Is years experience as Matchmaker in
the largest and best establishment on this
continent as well as in Europe, | feel safe
in saying that all repairing of Watches and
Clocks done in my Establishment, ! can
guarantee entire satisfaction. Broken Jew
elry, old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
... THEO. G. SIEDE.
South Side Court Square.
Nov. I, ls6s.tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
Hardware, Cutlery and Stationery

Mossf & Rfoq4fa sBs are'mow Civ
ing especial attention to the hard
vase business, and illsshortly. haye
the best stock Of tllis hind Of mep7
chandise ever in this market. Car
penters and farmers will hereafter be
able to supply their wants without
running from house to house to suit
themselves! Tlley are eniatgihg tlieh
assert ment of table and pocket cutie
nv and car farfish the ls0use keeper
at low figures everything wanted in
this line.
They have also on hand Ledgers.
Journals, Day Books, Books and Sta
tionery Of every quality and desctip-
ton. At
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
Dwarf Apple Trees.
CANTON STEAM MILL,

WYE are now fully prepared - grind whe e, and
w have the latest improved and best maehin-
CIV that is now in use, for cleaning the same, and
with good quality of wheat We Q IaraRiee to turn
out as good quality Of -four as can he brought from
the West.
We also grind corn, and dress humber in a supe,
rior manner and at as reasonable rAtes as can be
done elsewhere. u.
es-GtindinG days Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri
avs snd Saturdays. 70
Higkesi marksf price paid for IFheat- -.
We shall commence ginning cotton. on the lSth,
for a 18th, l4th or 18TH according 10 the nun
her OF hales-
Ry strict attention 10 orr business Nhich Is IN
der our personal supervision, we hope to receive a
liberal share NJ patronage
Anv gg-Iyl r. JONES s STUART.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

E'SNN n !. 4 = 1FFF ~ ~ ~
RWe ask attention to the advcr,
tiscgsarss d, Miss R6 ~ " " pc
found ia this issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

RDept forget to Eead the sol col,
umn advertisement of the New York
Store. They have on hand, and are
constantly receiving dry goods. clio
thing, uoots, shoes, plantation sup.
plies, Sc, Witch theywilI sell clfe;IN
or than any hodse'ir the county. """ I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02

Store. They have on ifthd, ami are
constantly receiving dry goods, clio
thing, ooots, shoes, plantation sup
plies, Sc, Witch theyiwill sell clie;llg
er than any hottse'ir the county.
NEvw1 do5b RLaE AAissss'tC9A RDg.-Tho Card Card
of Messrss,To4 and Sam .HeMer-
son, renewed and corected, will be
found in another coidrm,!H AS Cot
ton Factors and conihfission Mer-
chants this doug established hopsa
stands in the front rank. Our old
friend, ssCapt. saih,''> as he is
familiarity kndwlf here as the leader
of tHenderson's Scouts" we are
quite sure will do his "leyel best
for any of his friends who may favor
him with their, business. aud we be
speak for Tile kou<e alileral share Of
consigplmgenlSoffdc o Yt.teIns,, ,sse.s, .Y
Our friends, will hear ip mind that
the next volume IF The Citizen will
bo greatly improved, that I'VE shah
bring it up to its marim"m standard
of 1860. aud issue, it for only $3.0Oper
annum, about ohe-tilird less teonsid-
erlng the present value ofs'hpency)o
than it costs ten,s Years agoso when
food, work aud printing, material
cost from one-half to three 'fourths
less than at present. aaof ,to2ta
May we not. insresponseA to- this
liberal reduction, (Which will be gu
inous without the support of an ap-
preciative public, expect our list to
continpl to increase, as it is now ~,
creaHiig. 'oS "o'' A'oA17 I7"'h'0
Regarding our political courses we
deem. it. useless to say anything, a rs
all know it will be in the future what
it has been in the past, just what
after deep study on all cotrefative
suhjects) may be, in our humble
judgmeilt,l for the true interests of,
our native land and its honest ill.,
""Sef'''1itt: j 2LIAlIL.lllLl.H ]
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,
A. M.:GURLEY.
HIDES sFURs FAND WOOL

qnali'nOA o.. ,f ..a .af 'H.-
Nov 2IlssS-u s|..-..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16
FINANCIAL.
A PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
St,jfsLOcO.

We beg announce sceeped,he agency
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW SEVEN PER cENT " ifi LOAN FREE
r,,. loan amount. - 8 81 Eat rSS, as
FIRST s6kTGIsE ExSD GRANT AND SINKING
FUND BONDS,
dan, in Kansas 70 Denver Colorado Of az miles
OF which twelve mes are somGed and ne resi- s snae1
franchise Of this dst class railway now running through
AND in SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR .s1 MILES
west Of the Missouri river and earning already enough to meet
MORE THAS rHE Hs 'iiy iSTESssT UPON Tals NEW
In addition this secured by FIRST mort
GOVERNMENT LAND SeAEE SsaSE, OF THREE MILLION
extending alternate sections either side Of the track
from the 9ath mile post IN Kansas 10 Denver Inc proceeds
Of the sale OF these lands invested by the trustees
States bonds sinking fund for redemption OF me
bonds The lands embrace some Of the finest portions Of The
and pney fhe company also holds AZ an Asses another
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN THE STATE OF
KANSAS,
possession adds largely TO the companys wealth ana credit
VALUE OF THE coMPASy,s PROPERTY,
Is MERELY $6500,0o0
The bonds have thirty years run, from May 1869, and
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD,
ny eSa
the company paying the tax ., ao,,
city OF New York. coupon will be PAYABLE Frank
fort London New York. at the option OF the holder with
out notice, at the follow Ing rates =
On ~ 900 bond In New York $35 (rold) each bali year
On 81 Q0 bond IN London c7 5s. l0d each half year
ON 81 200 bond In Frankfort rs FORMS each half
The agents the oan before accepting the trust had the
condition OF the road and the through which runs
carefully examined They happy to give the loan an
phatic endorsement
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT
IN every respect perfectly sure and n some essena rs even wen
the presen, ss with interest both in currency,
the agent reservng the right 10 advance the rate.
The attention of investors Ia invited TO these well eecred
bonds, which recommend OF the moet pr0fabe
investments in the market told and government seerres
taken payment at their market value, without commits
sions. Pamphlets wnb giving full information, cent
DABNEY, MORGAN CO.,
50 SEAchange place
NJ. X. JESUP 4 co,
II Pine street, New York.
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EY Ea AND EARS.

RTJF1CIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCB a GOUGEI.
"A formerly with Professor BossonBeaa Of Paris.
ahsrr and inscrters Of the improved A6ciA Human Eye
l Broadway ~ b1bese endorsed by The fAcuiY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A r BARKER / HAMLINs CITY AUCTION MART,
"A MAJOR 4. W. BARKER, AGCTIONEER,
corner Broadway aud Thirty y-nnth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES

EVEWY WEDNESDAT AND SATUKDAY.
Gentlemens private Establishments disposed of at public
and private sale to the best advantage, general
men, OF Horses Carriages Bueges Horse Clothing, Haers
Whips &c 10 suit the needs of all of
stantly on hand: Orders promptly executed
Twenty four hours allowed Tor trial every horse sold
under warrantee
Good sabng for horses at public private The only
mart In the city having driving ring showing horses on
sale. Carriages. Bugges. &C.. taken storage.
Liberal advances made everything horAe iine
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:. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
ItrJ0nTsTON 4 VAN rAsSELLiS.
- ARCH. JOHNSTON, ArCTl0NEER.
n HORSE AUCTION MARI

q ARCH b5SsE 55SSHssI9S' sHGT,6y SS9T,qNEsR Tssy
HpeufAf ySiS1S A5Ts j " FRIDAY
Gsn,emes having private essabhshmsn,s which they wish
nsh1 s ia ca. i1s1 o
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
ss%s principles which honorable
We give the purchaser oi every horse warranted
sHsf; cFFcs ARE AT
Mhe1s ogsSs The Pos! Once and q LIBERTY
and public saes Liberal everything in
CATALOGUE OF To.DAY's SALE.
.onH ream bright bay Horses Is hands years warranted
brown Horses; are both drs. class for
saddle use 5 hands, years, ro, in 80 and warranted
Light bay Horse is first class either to drive or for saddle
o4 hands, years. ross In 3;t warranted sound kind ana
Thoroughbred bay Horse half brother zzzag by Rurc
dam Susan by Aperiean Eclipse; l6 hands years; has
1s and sold only q hs owPs, going
ed sound knd and tIne is an all day traveller and was
BRIGHT bay Truck Horse ls hands weigh: .eou.
ns tnd u q. ee
and for either cart coupe truck use cannot be sur
establishments Of gentleman leaving the city, comprising
team Of Black Hawk and Morgan Mares, aooot ~ hands
minntes stylish and believed to be perfectly sound,
kind and rae together With no top Wagon and set fine
Team bay Horses long and tails own brothers, 1854
hands, and eight years. kind In all and
excellent saddle horse free from free and stylish
drivers fne travellers kind true and in
respect first class family team sold for no fault only for
want OF USE
Black Horse, l5 hands, kind In all harness
and under saddle free from vice ast traveller stylish,
kind and true, and believed by the owner to be perfectly
sound.
Gray Horse wit with flowing name and tall ae0u, ~ hands @
four minutes; stylish, and is warranted sound Kind
and true.
Elegant dog cart Pbaeton with back seat fold in
on four elrtcal springs light and elegant built by j.
q. Parker, and ~ nearly new.
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DyDpCED RATES.
II LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. =
Steamers forinighty 70 London direct from pier No. =
North river Passage 900, $40 aud $50, currency.
PARAGUAY ........ July "a ATALANTA.. August q
BELLONA.... Augist7 CELIA. September
For passage 10 Hamburg Bremen avre Paris. Antwerp
and Rotterdam at cheapest rates apply 20 ROBERT
N. CLARK, IS Broadway For freight, 60 ROWLAND
AsPINWALL "a South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16

F'RUY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY. THE FAST.
est elegant evening river Steamboats, In the world The
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leaves pier a North
river foo, OF spring street every evening SATURDAYS except,
Fare only 81 40 bcng 81 75 ess cheaper
than any other route and like reduction Buffalo Niagara
points on Lake Chamgan TO Montreal to all points Yer
mont and western Massachusetts Tickets sold and
rooms secured At D0Dps Express OGces, 429 and 944
Broadway, New York. and.No. Court street. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for residences and checked through dee
tinaton also at 3S West street. above Spring Passengers
landed iD Saratoga 10 time for breakfast
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"A time. The STEAMBOATS, g. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW WILL and after Thursday July leave Desbrosses
street at a1d Thirty fourth 615 Landing
Point Cornwall Newbag poaghkeepsie Tvo, Rhnsbeck
Catsk and Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage checke
board the boats to ali points New York Central Rensse
laer and Saratoga railroads
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sp0RTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOE
IA Medicines for an diseases. Prepared Food fo
mockfng birds, al b. DOVEYS, No. Greene street.
Of Canal.
n. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovev.
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I'OR CHARLESTON, ). O., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
L south SouthwesLRegular iine.The fast and popu@
lar sIdewhee steamship
MAGNOLIA, NJ. Il. Croweii, commander,
will Wednesday July a. al r. ~, from pier No
North river, foot of Rector street
Through bills OF lsine to all points South and southwest
Agents Charleston (Rsvene Coz forward a goods free
o commission ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, - William st.
The SARAGoSSA will sail July 2e
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COASrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

LyUR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
II New York and Charleston Steamship CompaDys bra
class sidewhsei steamship
CHAMPION, Captain X. W. Lockwood,
Saturday, July H. NJ sailing from pier No North
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through passage tickets and bills OF iading issued IN con-
necton with the South Carolina Railroad to all points south
and Southwest, and with steamers 10 Florida ports
Goods forwarded tree Of commission.
Bills oy lndng furnished and signed on the pi-F.
Insurance by this line one half per cent.
The MANHATTAN VIII follow and saN on Saturday,
JGy a. . > -. -
HAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
GEN. WOODS ESTATE.

The evening before the veteran General was
stricken down with the illness that closed his eventual
career he made interesting statement To the edi-
tor OF The ROY Wing which conveys practical lesson,
aud shows easy II Is to become rich after obtaining
the first dollar II one Ii prudent aud economical II
never maze but $4,000 IN my life 70 said the General en-
phaticaly but always kept that at good interest
On our expressing surprise he went on TO explain III
seems bd at the close OF the OF 1872 the General
found hipsef terribly wounded but about even with tho
world In pecuniary point OF view. Shortly aierward
the Government him 10 the far South ana West on
specal sslon connected with military affairs, and for
dpe yed lac travelled mountains, and through the
cult mission us he always did to the entire satisfaction
OF the government He had not drawn dollar from tho
Teasur except for actual expenses ana nj the END OF
The nyeyears the Government owed him S2O,OOO which
was thu paid Here the nucleus OF his largo fortune.
Gen wool then about IS years OF age lie died at
about the age Of 49, Now let the reader take this $4,000
which at compound interest, will nearly double every 10
years and In the years intervening between the o
az its and the Generals DEATH he Will find that t
will amount 10 just about the Generals estate, to wit
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