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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-24

ACCORDING to the annual report Of
General Sherman, the following is Shown
to be the present strength of the army of
the United States: Enlisted men, ten
cavalry regiments, 1902 five artillery
regiments, 1905; twenty. infantry
regiments, IA, 4S6 men engineers bat
tallion, $50; ordinance department, 706 /;
West Point detachment, col signal de-
tachment lS2; hospital Stewards, 1888 !;
ordnance sergeauts, l2l permanenta and
recruiting parties and recruits, not avail.
able for assignment, l,0l0; men in the
general service, on duty in the bureaus
of the War Department, army headquar.
ters, etc, 216; available recruits at de-
pots, 745; total, $3.50. Commissioned
officers, total for all branches Of the ser,
vice, 2,4SS. This number must be re-
duced to 2,277 before January /, 1871,
and the number of enlisted men must be
reduced to 10000 before July /, 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-24

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n,andn has cpmpied aws,an now tn W
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-24
IT IL ,aid that tho forthcou ing lmm;>

IT ie said that the forthcoming lmmi>
grafton Convention, called by the Cow
ernors of the Western States, is 20 con.
slider some plan of reducing rates Of pas.
sage from Germany and Norway to tho
wild lands Of the West, and also to es>
eabGsh some method by which the States
can safely loan the immigrant sufficient
money for his passage over, and for a
comfortable fitting out of his new home.
At present a German emiyrant pays a
little over thirty dollars for his passage
70 New York by steamer, and only TWEEN
ty by sailing vessel Immigrants ria
Quebec are said to reach Chicago from
Christious, in Norway, with an expendi>
ture Of only forty-two dollars Perhaps
it may be best to send agents over there
and loan money to be paid when the em>
igrant has earned it here; but it does
not seem possible that the rates Of pas
sage could be reduced. What is most
needed, We take it, is the putting into
effect some plan to protect the Immigrant
from being swinded after he arrives on
our shores They are shamefnlly tleeced
and robbed at Castle Garden, New York,
and the Convention will accomplish
something practical if it deyises plans to
prevent this hereafter
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-24

THE power Of prominent rascals to do
infinite harm to their neigbbors by the
very fact of association, is shown in
the reply of a london banker to n leads
ing financier in New York, who wrote
to him in relation to negotiating rail-
road loan which was TO the effect that
no more money wonli be furnished by
England for speculation in the United
States, until Fisk and Gould were expsll-
ed from office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-24

A French paper, under the jurisdic~
ton, it is said, Of Victor Hugo, asserts
that King William has been expelled by
the general lodge, from the order of Free
Masons, and all brethren are therefore
empowered to kill him,
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1inamflaL

pROPOsAL ~ FOR s25o,eoo Dock Bosd. 10
il the City OF New YORK. .-Sealed proposals. Will be
Iecelyed q tho Comptrol,ers ono, until Tuesday,
pnociy opsned for the whole or any part Of the sum
Bonds OF the City OF New York" authorized BY ~
OF the Act chap 53 Laws OF 1870, and by resolution
Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund passed MAY
IS, 1870
Said stock will bear interest at the ate OF per cent
per annun, payable on the rst day.oi May and Novcm
Der in each year and the principal will be redeemed
the first day of November, 1901.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired
and the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the
persons whose proposals are accepted will thereupon
be aired deposit with the Cha oorlan tho
awarded to them respectively, together with pre-
mlums thereon. .
Chamberlain for such deposits, the parties viii be
Titled TO receive certificates for equal amounts Of the
par value OF the awarded to them, bearing inter
est from the dates Of payment.
Each PROPOSAL should be sealed, and endorsed Pro
posaIs IL d OK Bonds OF the City OF New YORK and
enclosed In second envelope, addressed TO the Comp
tToller.
The right Is reserved the part OF the Comptroller
TO reject any all OF bids, II IN his Judgment the
interests OF the Corporation require 7, -
Comptroller.
CITY Of New York, Department of Finance, Como.
trOlleI,a off1co, May 20, $50.
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Sitambunts anN HHilrnsna
ERIE RAILwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEPo
~ FOOT OF LHASiBEGIs ST. AND FooT OF

R$a&A&EaHs a. aS EBA fJoI P GF s.
o,iIiEoUeh IxrRFss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
B BhfsS ST. h ES1E s Eli ar 81, ANpiP
RASb h, Ks Asp 81 pAtLY $, NV KIP Ks = n \
bUFFAf6, coSNgcfiSG AZ 'fnioRRNNEEIILIsSvfirLLH
la hAsScf TS 6 stEFEFSs ASH IS
SLEEPING COACHES WILL ACCOMPANY THE
a TAaS fEGH rn5M new 70 25 5Rkf Is
BgEEALo, AND THE p. ii. TRAiN IRON NEW
tSsA1i AZ EaiShHSr HRAiS L2Av AsP DA GiS
cG. f.Ft ETA; 5srv and and iMss ' A Nj and $50
FER Mlddletown and wsy, At $50 7. N. esd a., Sll
Fer Greycourt and Way. al $50 a. Il. ed ST. sis
For NewburEh and Way. ats A. NJ. $50 ana $50 p. NJ
CSd st. 7:5 A. NJ, sis and AIS r. NJ
SIS sG5 sHp' Tae aGS ram sna n G sps
,oTs Sr .b rsi Is and Way frSm ga $ peeo, Gas
Ss@Ssr. DEPOT at s ~ i 81 a a. IL e. aso%
sis and e:;5 P n; :
1d ills S '9a sss Sen .n q, , PsYq
Prom Ghs%oS5' ST. Depot A. IL. ii A.; tsiS, ISIS.
SIS 4: N; i!s ISIS llS i't5 md fs;ls PM and Sat
tsa Gis s. and tesS NJ sa,urdsSsp oSs :.
Room and sleeping Coaches can DO Obtained, and or
n s or ne Checking and transfer Of Bsgssge
20 Chamber st; corner ;th 81 and sd az. Harlcm
aa So 81 ssS 81
Long Dock Depot Jersey City and OF the Agents 81
WI r BARR, General Passenger Agcn.
ID RuckRn, General superintendent
DAILY. I For Hackensaek only tFor Piermont only
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and al. poins on nouss
leave SIP AZ z noon and L every nsht Sun
days excepted).
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= tgal gotnts


SUPREME COURT-City aud County Of New
York-octavia Boyce. wife OF Henry Boyce, BY
john Kerr. her next friend, Rgt. Henry Boyce James
Clemens Jr, and others-In pursuance OF judgment
or decree In partt made by the above Court In the
above entitled acton, and entered the nth day of
March, 1870. l. Hamilton W. Robinson, the Referee
named In the said judgment Decree will sell at pub
lie auction, az the Exchange Saos ROOM at Ill Broad
way In the city OF New York, the 27th day OF June
1870 at ~ O'Clock noon, OF that day all those certain
twenty lots pieces parcels OF land situate lying nni
being In the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF New York
and being known and designated in a certain man
thereof made by Aaron vanderpoel, Daniel r. Ingra.
ham, aud John Cochrane, appointed to make PARTITION
OF said certain land formerly belonging to John Mu
anphy deceased as by reference certain decree of
partition and map thereto annexed which said man
and decree was duly ncd In the once OF the CLARK of
the city aud county OF New York on the nrst day f
April In the year. In certain PARTITION IN tho supreme
Court wherein James Clemens and Eliza his wife
were plaintiffs, and Bryan Mullanphy and others wero
usn and which aid map has been duly recorded
New fork and IN tin case No = That said Iois ~ ~,
premises are known and designated in SAID decree
sPs "a nsVlng been allotted aud pSronei and set
Known and deslgnated and marked on said map az nSn
bers SHY nine (6y seventy (lO) pns nun n
sSVehtyStwo CD one hundred 400 ohe h1ndfed NM
81 eight f onn ,s s eigs,y'two (s, eighty three
SSignyssven 90 one hundred and eight I0s one NM,
nu snu wv NlOl one hundred and eleven (iil one
uiS, ona nu WE'VE (ll2l, one hundred and thrtean
HAMILTON W. RoBlNsoN p.o,,o.
I" w. IA 'HLHaloA' Plgintiu's AtiuIuIl.
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publit Hotties.


OF THE CENTRAL.
The hoard OF the Department OF Public Parks do or
dam ~ foiiowsi
Al persons forbidden
sscrioN To enter or leave the Park except by tn,
SIC. g. To climb or walk upon tho Wall.
SEC. 8. To turn cattle, horses, goats, swine into
the Park.
SIC To carry firearms, or TO throw stones or othc,
missiles within II,
SEC To cut, break, or in any way inure or derac.
the treet shrubs, plants turf or any OF the budine
fences bridges other constructions upon the part
sro6 Or 10 converse with, or In any way mind
those engaged In It's construction.
sko I Two pounds are hereby established within tho
sheep goats dogs swine and geese, and other animal;
found trespassing upon said Pirk All such ANIMAL
found at large tho PARK may he taken by any per
son or persons, and driven or carried to the sad
pounds and may be kept enclosed therein during nys
days at the end OF which time. n hot ptevl0usy
claimed. they may be sold at public auction provde1
that two days previous notice OF the sale thereof shs
have been conspcuously posted At the pound.
. The c-aor CT ar ails, 80 I'M nndsi by virtue Of
the ordinances Of the Central rark may redeem the
ZANE before the day Of sale by the payment TO he
Treasurer Of the Board as follows:
For each animal other than goats and geese, two doL
lars, and the expense OF keeping.
For each goat four DOLLARS and the expense OF keep
To- hva ccnts aach ana ,ba o.nor.. 81.
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SnSntfm GbAnfA
AN ExTRAORpINARY RARE CHANCE.
taurnnt, with boarding house, known as the Union
Hotel ais East Houston st., opposite the market the
nxtures OF the dining room and Kitchen
than the above amount and in addition, will give 6
beds with the entire furniture IA the house. with from
one 20 nve years lease. 81 low rent. Apply the
premises.
A GROCER Y STORE for sale cheap on account
"A OF sickness. 80 Thompson At. Inquire days
ctssp rg sToRF @ s doing good Ou'
GROCERY STORE to let, fixtures all com
N plete rent lows $50 Water st. Apply at the bak cry
BAKERY FOR SALE-Now doing a thriving
good fixtures good rooms to live n family baking pays
rent viii be SOLD cheap S5 East nth ST. near 1T av
CORNER GROCERY for sale In East New York
" win cheap rent and STOCK, Tor cash. T. u MILLER
EIGAR STORE for sale cheap, Apply to Dr.
" BkANDNER S5 Pearl st, cor. Park.
L;RUIT STAND for sale cheap, Is the owner has
Il other business. Call OF Dl 9Th ay
IrOR sALE CHEAP-A plumbing and gas hitting
Eshop with stock. 2A Bowery, opposite Stanton 1t.
Tor SALE-A good paying corner liquor store on
fulton av" brooklyn Z. DRlSCoL, IS Auantost.
MILK ROUTE for sale cheap. Call at SO West
Nl tath 81, nrst door.
DARTNER WANTED-In a good cash paying
business large prOntt, no risks money Apply
70 IL MOTION, ut the Spa, 4it broadway.
'W LET-A bakeshOp the family bakings consid.
L. corner tui Al
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q Az e 20 s and d%eoa ,
sassasss - y -
Mas a, the safesroOm and Auetioneets Office
public A gSI n, yrR .Ts',S.ss, SALE
by order Of H A T. Rogers. Pubic ad@ins,r.,or. on
iPd %:inS s SS ss S SH.s os
Of lace goods and itimplngs ofs Kind; known % the
ing psefton &C. Of al qualities and patterns real md
imat brants. pqu6s. marseilles and all kinds OF
D r,dSS' mss kSG lie sale of the scnson.
A UCTION NOTICE Chin, ssoeserys gla;s,
e ss "es rune OF fnS sSoys
S 90 o S he shelves Ia o % suit city ana
country retail trade Goods car,fuly packed for
"A 5th av., his Monday. AZ loS O'Clock. rosewood
pianoforte pAror suites mirrors eurains bedstesds
s SaTssS' Table &C. s6wfS NichoIs HassOass9 -.
positive.
BYuSs.2 sEST de HsG 4 t SS drHndssy 81
tween PIN and Drosdwsy, New York the furniture Of
ID GAFPNEv, Auctioneer. sell, int, day the liquor
store ~ hast le,h st., nrs,,cia,. kng'ish ale
Two, WIoN 1T NAY CSDrN.CcEBsMSL...wRnlI Be
ding mattresses csars tables stoves sitcSen iurn
ture. &c. TO pay storage and sdyance-. y. N. CROW
A UCTION sALE-Ihh day tMondayl 10Y
Soa. a. IfsJ * Eas
A UCTION NOTICE. case. boots and shoes
n auction Nsafii sSS Sf Warren s,s''
A gCTIoN NoTlGE-TAYyJW2s A.pcsos, q
. EEEhhX A'so1 me- Sc. :
fixtures Of nns famly grocery. &C.
WM, wITTERs, Auctioneor, .elis III. day. at .
nj Cam a. o zen
tcel household futniture 20 or so carpets.
xcras suS daruHa,a
A. GsBBBAAiT RtEERaEGEEg44s EJ 55DpaESfs FOR
'"'" "a, a. aud so BROADWAY, New Yors.
s 10 cali ard 6s1 large nd s''''
...,.,. =, nns stock OF carrisse.,, n
Victories. Cs6rlols. !, !; sad s.s., Phss'oa',
2pe,sS,,. ESSSss s AMI pssSs assSs; and Pony
Phae.ons Pine Top Basels., reduced ICED ron s.e,S s
:ss s: i:
.5 THE = q
AMI iio,se stock viii take place at Mount Fofdss@
on the oa Msco% S Dam road ..cpt one mile below
A LOT OF superior work horses Just from the coun-
ones. 10 vestry At
a. an .ds .SS ssd 20
sold cheap. ioo Avenue u, corner i.th At.
A HORSE, AND HARNESS FOR SALE
"A cheap AT il2 Broome 81.
FOR sALE-Horse, wagon, aud tobacco route es,
tablished years vii leave purchaser the business.
.,,,, :, /. =, -
LOH SALB;-Hnrse' wagon aud harness Tor .alc
II cheap. Inquire at "a East I'D st. J. BAR
F22S@s S5R4S%S mar hsss and harness
TU,Ry WUIrSEy,s Seat,s Foot uarnes. so.o II
I'M ,t m Neht roo, haIness oosp. IL
-. a 49,
osi Hno 3onuo.
T OsT-Be,ween tepot and the Jerome Park. on SAT-.
i uday an old gold watch cham and loo kst attach.
len at the sun office.
coInn EwARD-Iost ON A Conrt Al car
SlOU BrookIyn last Thutsday evening a gold
naS "a rssv ~ "srn s,v ninaeI; hooNe IeNsru VII
Gbnr on Ss,s Nnrt Ps H,o p,rcs Aeo' huures'
a -. - '''V' 'e" iO'A Ost puOe.
c1nn REWARD and no ou estlon masked Il WIN
SItUD NAV lie nGoye reward fnr tho return of he
and naasrS 81 70 x,iya ~ snshcy bo9 III no'
~
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COMMISSIONS. OF IA sGSiuR I10i.
NOTICE IL HEREBY EIIEN thnt "A. rI..'. %
~ VIII I've held Al the Office OF the New YORK iigo
COMPANY. corner Of Fulton and Front SIS, In tr ~
o. btookNn, on Monday the 9th day OF Jlut next NJ Y
o'clock az noon OF that day for Is Directors OF SAD
Company for the then ensuing year .
JOHN +. ATKINSON scc'y '''- -
Dated NAV g. 1870.
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dnrkou u cf,tts
nEPARTMENr or PUBLIC WORKS.

BENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD. Auctoncer.
by order OF william N. Tweed. Eco, Commissioner OF
Public Works.
viii be sold at pubic auction on Tuesday, June Z,
1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the vestibule OF the CITY
Hall, In the city OF New YORK. all buildings and parts
OF buildings taken by the Commissioners OF Estimate
and Assessments appointed by the Supreme Court, for
the widening and extension OF Lauren, street rom
Canal street to Wavercy place, 10 the city OF New
YORK. which said buildings and psin OF building, are
Department OF Public works. go Broadw1Y. A.
Further particulars apply at the once oil the Auc'
tonecr, 10 Beach It,
lanes l.. PHELPS, JR., Auctoueer, x5 Full
ton g. BROOKLYN; VIII EEL, a. auction on M ion
change Salcsroom III broadway, New York city the
following descrpcd property In the iith ward OF the
city OF New York: -. --..-,
'TBinp ST., 600 new No, es old No ION southerly
side OF Sd ST. between Avs and u, 2story basement
and attic brick dwelling howe with lot y lxlst Can
be examined daily from to 4 o'clock till sale.
AVENUE O. ri new No, o. old No)-On easteriy side
OF Az c, being next north to the corner OF 5th st.
story and basement brick store and dwelling, lot ibxIj
feet loches,
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Gnsital gnsfrum,nta

A GMEAT OFEER.-HORACE WATERs NJ
~ ~ b,oaoWsy VIII dt pose OF 100 Pianos Meiodeons
nnu YIgAhs OF sr nrstclass makers iDcluiIng rhI,r
month or vii shreTe.y Low prices Tor cash during this
ihe same 70 let and rent money applied il puTohased
RAHGAIN, tiSS-Rosewooi 77octaye nIanoIor,s
~ u"ns,t, makeri modern Improvement, sDiendid
II OSEWOOD Piano, as macn,occ57 7-oo,.-z.- 40.
~ great bargains, JAMES GORDON, y 9Th Az w.
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lnstruttion.

DARENTs GOING ABROAD having delicate
= chdfen, can send them 10 lady who Will give
mem beat instruction n0helly care, ana luxurious
naI IL ~ Wv ~"
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Of ehurches schools gas &c. AT Che sdvsnagcs Of I
city residence and country home.
Take BOAT at Thirty fourth ST., East River 1915, or
James slip oaD A. NJ. thence by special train direct
HaOs and nee tickets at Auctoneer,. ONCE 10 Pine
st.. and by n. +. MEAD,
No. 3i4 Third avenue,
Under Bull's Head BANK.
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President OF the Department OF Public Plrs.
Dated New lorS, May n. 1870.



l. by he Conimlssloncr. OF the Snl,ihg funi Of he
entitled Ae p sulhorI S We ss oS.ueSa
OF railroad in One Hundred AMI rNent, nnh sree1
Ne. 1Or ipf Si isS tSsg viii @ 4 SaSs
sud siay on Monday JUDY , is55 al 81 ' to bc nl;S
est bidder for the same, the light ryilc.c aad
or SO sn@1 aaa
Pr Ssdea sha 70 conyy PsSssnse hGie' Tor s3
suse's or ayenges route or route IN the city of Ncs
at the loot Of Que GndFc and frtetr Size. 6e
,hrbHsh and along One hupdrcd ana fnruoth tteeL
through aud along Manhattan street. Vim d5aoIs
hsSs. Rl''s sl9S sHa o TS'nf aaaca Sl
@ ree hrous% ' and fnd noae an" tpd | id
psS from che InFa 9yg.Ss IhscS And along
fssS stree. S rS SnS VITA hna Fn av na
%s doSSe S 70 inc ne sqnf se Of s. .
Tenth Avenue together with the necessary connections
commodatOn Of the said aJad o. tho said sir aa1 Or
within two Years from the passage OF said act aHcoi
upon and along Tenth avenue and upon aud on; Nd
paved fr9m One Hun he'd aud Twenty MIN stree sgcl
al suction and The person or lon VIII .hS caSi
TO pay ioto the cry treasury the largest SUN n money
nom said Comm ssioscr. eertinSsie that he r 6,i,
rac opsrse 20 ss sJe NJ nv eSa are
We provisions OF the said act; such cert car ~ no
yui,oa OF Dond 70 tho Mayor, AlGcrm,n, AL
Co1monslty Of the Guy q New York, 70 ihe , IN
good and SUFFICIENT surehes; 10 be arproyod b NC
corporation receiving such certificate shall wth lwo
with inc requisite number OF and h6t's tyutpt
aoL Tenth avenue Aforesaid but should hU 'r tey
, restrained or prevented by any lc1l uroceet
DO ON completing and Constructing the s'mI
liz tim. FOR .n SGicsa the are bo fi nt y
shall not be - Nch the same Is % b com.
inc time within ". nners of the S,Dkug Fund
pleted. But the Commh.. tight 10 reject any 1G,
are authorized aud reserve tn. 7ielrst ut Ihr w
u, In their Judgment, IL 10 tof Inc tst i.I sl,o
a anai 1hey should do So aud offer The nau, nhil
xhlcn this sale to be made, be procured n
rlnance Deparlment.-Dated New YORK, June /, lo,L
iLtnAkD H. CONNOLLY, Con ptrolcr
JOIN J, BRADLEY, Chamberlain
JOHN X. HACkETT, Recorder
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee. IN ard
Of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS iiAUGHToN, Chairman Finance Com.
mlttee, Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Commissioner OF IA sinking Iu1i.
N0TICE ~ HEhEBx GIVES mn. a. c.ar'3a
u WI Nc held a. me Office OF the New NorS uige
Spmwpahy, corner Of FULTON and Front stsY In tlt cI
orlock az noon OF that day, for Is Directors OF SAD
company Tor the then ensuing year
JOHN =. ATKINSON. sn SN;"i - "I NINA ''""
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professional 6aros.

- -"--~-,-- " :.
i h: LEWIS, Beach st, New York cures all an.
seihscs oL = peculiar nature without exp,s ne
uVupe or change Of diet, Let those Who ~,
sstthk cured elsewhere, or have been DronomncSI 10
esonishe Spn ~ me Doctor At once they viii be
practice. '''S 'eaTs successful
Dk;0i.iS, Bond St, has no equal In New York
- iof we cure u nervous debility all chronic AMI
Urinary diseases lie cures thousands OF the unfortu
taii, acet 0ehg gwen up by Others. No matter who
astsmps for his Medical Essays Hours A. NJ to p M
DK HUNTER, 50 Bond st., one door nom bow
~ cry tW}cArs AZ DIVISION std cures worst en-. es Of
pnNae disease without mercury In shorter time tn9n
an3 olnsI lhy,lcAn or no charge Manhood restored
~ ~ Jus ucolly cured H. one week by Dr. lin.
lEHS Botanic COrdlal, tlA pint 49, ''NN
| ADiES AFFLIrTRD-n whatever way- can
rely upon SAFE and sppe ~ Curg nv IL LvA ~ ~
GLAth.m o. Circular Tree. lr.. post. N'''''
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Maepln.rp.
nor SALE AT A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
=. A 60horse Root sectional boiler, and lOhorse
trunk engine have been but little used and are 10 good
order II sold soon will be disposed OF cheap as Tic
room needed. FOR terms apply at the Sun office
FOR SALE-Two imported beautiful, never used
French emboesing presses for $50; real coat l20
Apply ~ PusTETS bookstore, 50 barclay ct. First
come nrst served. "
vNOR SALE-Very low for cash nrst class wood.
Il planning machlnes. Address II. ". WRIGLEY II ma
lYkallroad ay'. Newark, New Jersey. - ~
EoR sALEILathe.. plsner, drills SNAPPER and cut
MACHINERY VERY CuEAP.-seing OH 10
1il close business " w
l. =. G. uLls. Y Plat 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

LEGEND OF TIE CHEROKEE ROSE.
The Cherokee Rose"-that beau.
tilul flower with which every Gcor-
.ian is iamiliar-hath to it a
legend which not very many ofthe
Younger readers, wc opine, have
met with in their readings. 1t is
thus told: can Indian chief Of
The Seminole tribe was taken pris-
Oncr by his enemies, the Cherokees,
and doomed to torture, but fell so
seriously i'll that it became neces.
sary TO wait for his restoration 10
health before committing him 70
the fire. And as he lay prosira.
ted by disease In the cabin Of the
Cherokee warrior, the daughter of
the latter, 4 young dark faced
maid, was his nurse. She fell in
love with the young chicitain,
and wishing to save his life,
urged him to escape; but he
would not do so unless she
would fee with him. She consent
ed. Yet before they had gone far,
impcllcd by soft regret at leaving
home, she asked permission of her
lover to return, for the purpose Of
bearing away some memento of it.
So, retracmg her footsteps, she
broke a sprig from the white rose.
bush which climbed up the poles Of
her fathers tent, and, preserving
it during her fight through the
wilderness, planted it by the door
Of her new home in the land of
the Scminoles. And from that day
this beautiful flower has always
been known between the capes of
Florida and throughout the South
eln States by the name Of the
Cherokee rose"
The legend is as beautiful as the
rose itself.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

Tl!E annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Eickshur~
and Meridian Railroad Company
was held in this city on Monday.
Over, thrcc.fourths of the stock
was represented. The following
gentlemen were elected Managers
forthc ensuing year: NJ. Emanuel,
Thos. Rigby, \. B. Reading, VIM.
Crutchcr, =, Anderson, Thos. NJ.
Smcdes, Thos. S. Dabncy, WIN. L.
Morris, J. &. Stanton, Alex. Mont
gomery and VIM, T. Balfow
After the adjournment of the
stockholders meeting the new
Board Of Managers held q meet,
ing and elected the following
officers: DIR. Morris Emanuel,
President; Thos. Rigby, Esq,
Vice President; n, G. Bryson,
Secretary and Treasurer
After the organization Of the
Board, a committee consisting of
the President and Vice President
and Messrs. Montgomery, Crutch-
cr, Smcdcs and Bqlfour, was ap.
pointed to meet and confer with
the committee appointed by the
citizens and the city authorities
relative to the extension of the
road to the river bank.