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Howard Sanitary Association.
HoMESTEAD
PRE- EMPTlOM f:

n HAVE compiled full, concise and COM
4 plete statement, plainly printed, for the
information of persons intending to take up
a Homestead or Pre- -Emption in this portion
of the West, embracing Iowa, Dakota and
Nebraska and other sections. 1t explains
how to proceed to secure 100 acres of Rich
Farming Land for Nothing, six months be-
fore you leave your home, in the most health
full climate. In short it contains just such
instructions are needed by those intending
to make a Home ami Fortune in the Free
Lands of the West l will send one of these
printed Guides to any person sending me %
cents. The information alone, which it gives,
is worth SIS to anybody. Men who came here
two and three years ago. and took farm,
are to-day independent
To Young AEN.-ThiS country is being
crossed with numerous Railroads from every
direction to Sioux City, Iowa. Six Railroads
will be made to this city within one year. One
is already in operation connecting us with
Chicago and the U. p. Railroad and two more
will be completed before spring. connecting
US with Dubuque AMI McGregor, direct
Three more will be completed within year,
connecting US direct with St. Paul, Mimi,
Yankton, Dakota, and Columbus, Nebras ska,
on the q. p. Railroad. The Missouri River
gives the Mountain trade. Thus it will be
seen that no section of country offers such
unprecedented advantages for business, spec
ulation and making a fortune. Fer the coun-
try is being populated, and towns and cities
are being built and fortunes made almost be.
yond belief. Every man who takes a home
stead now will have railroad market at his
own door. And any enterprising young man
with small capital can establish himself in
a permanent and paying business, If he Sc
lects the right location and right branch OF
trade. Eighteen years residence in the west
ern country, and large portion of the time
employed Mercantile Agent in this coun-
try, has made me ia miiar with all the bran
ches of business and the best locations in this
country. For one dollar RENTED to me Will
give truthful and definite answers to all ques
tons on this subject desired by such persons.
| Tell them the best place to locate, and what
| business is overcrowded and what branch is
| neglected. Address, DANIEL SCOTT,
i 5. C. Com. of Emigration.
/ nS-ly. Box 1S5, Sioux CITY, Iowa.
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RICHMOND, INDIANA.

a FIRST-CLASS HOME FOR INVA
"A LIDS. Location the finest in the West
absolutely free from malarious influences.
Richmond is not surpassed by any Wes-
tern city for fine surroundings, beautiful
drives.
The House is brck-contaips seventy five
rooms light and airy-ha been thoroughly
repalnted and furnished throughout with
new furniture, carpets. &c, and is furnished
with all Kinds of Baths including the Rus
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treatment of Epilepsy, Paraly sis, Chorea and
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Invalid children will be carefully cared for
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REFERENCES.
Gov. C. Baker, India napols.
Bowen, Steward & CoIndianapolis.
Rev. DR.. Archibald, Prest. Hanover Col
lege.
Rev. DIR. Mutt, Prest. State University.
w. 5. Single, Lafayette, Ind.
L. Roger, Cincinnati, o.
j. Harshman, Dayton, Ohio.
Col. W. May, Louisville, Ky.
Harver \ Keith, Louisville, Ky.
Maj. K. q. McNeery, Nashville, Tom.
Thomas Black, NJ. D., Nashville, Tenn.
]. W. Smelser, NJ. D., Memphis, Tenn.
James w. Mill, Chicago.
Rev. DIR. Scott, Prest. Springfield Col
lege, Ill.
s. c. Munhall, Watseka, Ill.
Hon. J. T. Hatch, Buffalo, N. Y.
Hon. E. S. Prosser, Buffalo, n. Y.
Geo. Colt, Niagara, c. W.
NJ. II. Throop, Esq, No. Pine ST., n.
Y. City
W Walker. Prest. Universal Life ms.
Co., n. Y.
Hon. Cyrus L. Pershing, Johnstown, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Pershing, Prest. Pittsburg Fe-
male Academy
CHAS. ID. PEARSON, MD.
Late of indianapolis, Ind,
nS-tf PROPRIETOR.
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The New York herald., 1870-04-24
ran LATEST NEWARK ELoPEmESr.

The announcement, based upon informauon se-
cured from a sergeant Of police and otner omcers'
was made IN ihe HERALD few days ago that IL was
currently stated that miss Of seventeen or eighteen
had disappeared from the paternal roof as had also
nice young man OF the same place, Newark. N. j.,
the inference being that both being betrothed low
ers, had gone or together 1t now trans
pres that the maiden has returned 10 the
home OF her father, mighty respectable
resident OF Lower washington street. In tine above
city, while the young man, who Is the son OF well
known surgeon, ex-federal ofcial, mas been sent
OF to sea on board OF vessel bound for California
From sources that would seem TO be reliable beyond
doubt IN fact from members OF "Lizzies'' family,
10 appears that she aud Alexander had Kept
pany together Tor q considerable time past, but
when the subject OF marriage was brought forward
the parents "p0oh p0Ohed" the matter down, saying
that botn were nothing but children they were en-
trey TOO young TO think OF such thing. Love, how
ever, was not to be controlled IN that way,
Tor it appears thar few weeks ago the young lady
actually aid disappear candestnely from home and
went TO Visit an uncle In the country Here she
used TO receive Acxander's visits until the matter
OF fact parents once Interfered, and the latter
was sent or TO sea 10 II long voyage would cure
MN OF his Doyish fancy. Whether 1t will or not
remains to be seen. The knowing ones assert that
tns two were made one before the separation but
TINS, as In fact the whole aiair Is 1atly denied by
the farnef OF tle young grl.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
CLeOSlAR soCE ETY.

The nineteenth anniversary OF this society, one Of
the most prominent IN connection with the Colsge
OF the City OF New York. held last evening at the
Academy OF Music There was q crowded and FASH
ionable attendance, and throughout great interest
was manifested IN the exhibition. The Rev. Mr.
Pullman opened the proceedings with prayer, after
which the president, Mr.. Graham McAdam, delivered
the opening address, In which he showed that
the greater help afforded to any institution
the less opportunity was there presented
Tor rivalry; mat companlonship prevented dis
c0uragement, while differences OF opinion
and freedom OF discussion advanced truth. The
entertainment chiefly consisted OF Orat0rica seec-
tons ably delivered by the members OF the society.
The juvenile displays OF course were loudly ap-
pauded. Beautiful bouquets were lavlshly dis
trIbuted the modest recipients retiring amid ,0ud
manifestations OF applause. The pleasure OF the
anniversary celebration was considerably enhanced
by the charming music O Thomas band; the choice
pieces performed were not only appropriate, but
were rendered IN style that elected the admiration
OF the assembage. Altogether the event was
wortny celebrated refecLng, 1t DID, great credit
upon the style IA which the society carried out the
arrangements. The assembiage. fashionable as 1t
was intelligent thoroughly appreciated the earnest
and Intellectual efforts OF the young members Of the
Cleonan Association.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
ARRIVALS.
REroRrED EFT TEE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED EY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship England (Br, Webster, Liverpool April g. and
Queenstown 1h, with and 63 passengers to the Ma
tional steamship Co. Experienced moderate weather
throughout April 9 ai a. lon 81 o. exchanged signals
with ship Maud, from Mobile for Liverpool.
sieamship Venezuela Rr) Cewe Liverpool March with
ndse master. The bound TO Barbados and other
ports British West Indies but lost her rudder when 10
the 18th inst In. 30 S0 Ion 43 TO- transferred her
and mails TO the steamship Camilla which brought
BILE weather. 22d ns 20 miles of sandy Hook, received
pilot boat Jas Ewel No q 23d OF the Highlands
taken In tow by steamtug Louis, and towed into the
bay, where ths captain intends to remain until he
eeives Instructions from the owners
Steamship George Washington, Gage New Orleans April
H. with mdse ana passengers TO Cromwell Co. 2oh,
Carysort Light spoke bark kimba from Liverpool
for New Orsans ed lat 36 &c. Ion TO- spoke brig Lydia
Cole fTsm st Jago for New York. .
Bark Hannah tBr Kerr Aatanzas il days. with sugar,
Bark Hobrook Leavlti Ca,bsricn days. With sugaf,
TO Brett, Son Co. Had tine weather.
Brig Fanny tBr Marshall Legborn 80 days. ana Gibraltar
~ days, with marble and rags, to Buliey Came the
southern passage and had bne weather. -
Brig Alpha (Br Weshayer. Ponce, PR, Il days, with su-
strong NV winds.
Brig Rusb wilkins Cardenas days. with sugar. TO Simon
de Vsservessel SpoG0sd Tiesion. 6ih inst, At Pm
Carysfort Reef Light bearing SW by S, distant 20 miles,
New York. having broken her crank pin when OUT
Sd desired assistance BY towing Savannah took her In
aud proceeded until 17th at Pm, when to
blow heavy from WSW, with heavy and obliged
let he having towed her about 800 miles parting
in lat 81 ~ Ion ~ 80 Tybee Light bearing NV ~ distant
going aboN knots was In good order In all fcspects with
the e1ceptV OF tho broken crank PIN and all well on board
(yhe eopaTa has since arrived NJ Fortress Monroe.)
sshS b K.VgWf New Rsdf0yd), Earidge, Gaan'ca PR,
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

Steamship CITY OF Washington (Br), JONES' Lverpool-J
sesmshp France tBrA Grogan Liverpool National Steam
steamship Palmyra CBr,, Chesuaye, London-Howland
Steamship Union (NG Dreyer, Bremen via Southampton
Steamship Merrimack, Weir Janeiro, Thomas, &c
Steamship Aradne, Eldrdge, Galveston Key wess-c
Steamship Cores. Nelson, New Orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Rapidan, whtehuss, New oreans-Lvingston.
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans-Frederic
Steamship Mercedia, starkey rernandina- Florida Rail
steamship Huntsville. Croweu. savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship San Jacuto, Atkins. Savannab-Wm Garri-
steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston III Morgan
Steamship Ell Cid Nickerson wilmington NCJ Loriard
Steamship Louisa Moore, sayear, Newbern NCMurray,
hsafS Domnon @ steamshp Co. o' r0n' AND
Steamship knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC-Phips
s,:amsS,p Ean,.a; Freeman, phsaeShs q Loriard
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Plymouth Rock, Warner, London -Grinue, Mnturn
Ship America (Br), Bartlett. Quebec and xontre.-J W
Bark Orion (NG), Koenger Pcnarth Roads for ordersC
Bark Freundschaft (NG), schuchard Stetn-wendt, Tc
'ePs Bark PIoen NOD Kuntzen NaneseFunch Edye Co.
Bark Warrington, Sears antnople1TP Hodges:
DARK Ii IWmtoH, Ciossiey, ud'duS-J - IuHulB q
Sons.
Bark Linda, Fleming, Carienas-J W Elwell Co.
Brig Favorte, Due, Deparara-H H Trowbridge's Sons.
Brig Madonna (Br), Jordan, Demarara via Wilmington
Jed Frye Co.
Brig A M Knight, knight, Matanzas- Brett, Son l. Co.
Brig Cstawba Havener, st Jago-J w Ewell Co.
Schr Minnie Erickson Maracaibo-S L Merchant 4 Co.
schr Clara Sawyer Brsnsco,n, Demarara jed FRYE Co.
schr Rogue Alayo Sspl, Pahourat, Havana-E rug
Schr Israel Snow, Keating, Baracoa-BJ j Weinberg
schr John Atwood, Gallcshaw, BaracoaB Weinberg.
schr Ella Trefethen, Emmops, NasSau.as Douglas
Schr L A DeHart, Low Harbor Island-Jas Douglas
Scnr Emma Gilatt Br), Jones, Clsmentspor NS-Heney
Parker.
Schr Ben Bolt, Drake, ST George, NIB
Schr Knowles, Cousins, Pensxcola-B Metcalf Co.
schr streaker, vanglder, Wilmington, NC-E Huri-
but K Co.
schr Nelly Potter, Gaskel Washington, Nc-w Hnmau
&Co.
Schr A Mason, Rose Richmond-van Brunt l. saght.
Schr S Jayne, Collns Richmond-N l. McCready 4 Co.
Schr Eva Holmes, Clurn, Norfolk Staples Co.
Schr Onward, Bunker Elizabethport- Jed Frye Co.
Schr l. Francis, Kelly. New Bedford-Ferguson Wood.
Schr Lavnah Jane. Stoothon, Norwich Racket Bro.
Schr b Brainard, Anderson, tNew London-Fsrgusop
Wood.
Schr Minnehaha Saunders, New London vis New Haven
Racket A. Bro
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarak Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer G stiniers, Knox, Phsdepha.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
shipping Notes.

The bark Anton, from Bremen anchor a the North
river about half between Castle Garden Central
considerable difficulty, found that and
rage all complete had got entanged with the chain
anchor The gun bore the brand Of Ager Works. Boston,
1884, and appeared to have been but short time the
water, as It was perfectly clean and quite new
The past has to be the dulest week expert
enced by dry dock people, owing the combined strike
Of the ship carpenters and calkers.
The central dock Monday 18th inst raised the
schooner Clara Woodhouse 20 for the purpose of
having her metal patched and topsdes caked She
by Messrs woodhoue, souhmayd Rudd, and because Of
the strike Of the artisans in question her hired
paid the laborers themselves.
On Tuesday last the propeller Tle, 4s7 tons,
the large Dock and before she 10 lowered
intend to put in shaft, stern bearings and
change her iron rudder post for constructed Of
She is still up.
On Wednesday last the schooner Pilots Bride 200 tons
raised the central dock and had metal
patched. She was lowered on Thursday.
Tee pilot boat James Avery, No the smaller
dock Thursday last and lowered the day,
meanwhile having her yellow metal patched.
The steamers Cambridge Josephine lowered
the balance dry docks on Monday last.
On Tuesday 18th inst the schooner Ben. 322 tons,
raised the smaller balance dock, had her metal
patched and other repairs made
The agents OF the balance docks complain Of the excessive
dulness of business
The brig Clifford, 1o4 tons belonging Mcssrs Phillips
Collins taken up by the Peoples dry DOCK
Of Gouverneur street. Tuesday last lowered the
day, merely having her bottom painted
The steamboat Underhl, l25 tons, raised by the
dock Wednesday. and had her bottom cleaned
painted
The propeller Cores l24e TONS and belonging to Messrs
Cromwell Cos New Orleans line, raised by the
larger sectional dock Tuesday last general repairs
The propeller Lodona, SEC TONS belonging Mcssrs
Mallory Co.'S New Orleans ne taken up by the Cn-
ton street sectional dock for the purpose Of adjusting her
propeller She will remain the dock until Tuesday
The brig Maggie, 27s tons, bound Cow Bay, the
bark Hobroox, 39 tons, belonging in Portland. were
raised the smaller sectional dock adjoining Rutgers slip
for repairs in bottom and painting of huls
On the Nelson Townsend dry Dock the foot of Cow
street, there has been the Jacket
TONS painted and caked; brig Madonna 1876 on st john
NIB, painted in hull and the schooners Emma Curtis
No Name for painting and general repairing.
On Deans railway Red Hook, during week were the
schooners Julia Floyd 800 TONS bottom painted propeller
Gladiator rudder and bottom painted lighthouse tender
Guthrie metal patched the elevator Continental
Henderson still on the dock repairing general
The passengers that arrived New York from foreign
ports for the week ending yesterday will found IN the
subjoned table,:
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
nd Son Cap.
A RowbOnt Cont

Kowbont Containing a Father and Son Cap.
sized mt Jersey City-The Boy Drowned.
About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon man
named Bernard Longstreet and his son Lewis, the
latter ten years old, were In rowpoat the Pa
vonia ferry, passing to soop OF which Longstreet
had command. The father was intoxicated, and, as
the little fellow became tired pulling the oars he
rested ana called on his fatner TO take turn. The
latter arose from his and In staggering towards
the boy seat capsiZed the boat ana both were lett
struggling In the water. The father was rescued by
two men VINO witnessed the occurrence, but the
boy was drowned. Tne body was recovered about
two hours afterwards. Longstreet was arrested on
O Warrant issued by Coroner Burns. and he VIII re-
custody await the verdict OF the jury. lie
belongs to PIernont.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

SAN FRANCIHco, April 70 Sailed bsrks Agnes (F0).
Hirdes Liverpool Jewess (Br. Watson, Acapulco
low, Savannah.
Boston 18TH Maud webster, Hartford, Portland.
ST MARY's; Ga April i2-Arriyed, bark Urania SNorl
SAVANNAH, April 23 Cleared, stsamships Montgomery,
and San Salvador NY0rk.
SALEM, April l6Arrved brigs San Carlos, Parker Cadiz
for Portland haker Golfer shulee Ms for NYork schrs
Carrie Walker Mcfarland, Bucksvle Sc for Thomaston
WIN slater, Watts, Gsoreetewn Sc for Yarmouth Me-; Al
woodruff, Haake Philadelphia for Bangor Madagascar,
scSrs American Chief Snow Rockland for
NYork; silver Bell. Bailey, Portland for do:
Arrived schr Gold Hunter seacord Phiadephis Tor
20h-Arrived schrs Farragut, Clark, Philadelphia; VIM
Gllum, Mehaney, South Amboy. - r,
STONINGTON, April N-Arrived schrs = bleecksr,
York Port johnson; Lucy Hall, Hall, NYork; Artisan DO
for Providence land aailedl. 80
sailed-schr Watchgul, Reynolds, NYork. -,
WILMINGTON, NC, April 2s-Arrived' "eanAhp nes"A'
tor. NYork xv,
WEXFORD April 21-Arrved, schr Josephine, oaswe'
Exabethport.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

The wreckinR steamer Relief, Captain Stetson, Of tbs
Coast Wreckng Company returned to this port Friday night
having und that the captain Of the sehoolshp Mercury
ashore miles south Of Cape Henry, had already OBJ
taned assistance from Norfolk The wrecked vessel IL IL
pleasant note lies in easy position, win be svept
ally gotten of without great damage.
arrived at this port for the week ondng April g.
from foreign ports 17 vessels of which Is steamships
ships. 29 barks 80 brigs and Al schooners.
There this port yesterday 5s vessels OF which rs
steamships, 80 ships, lI6 barks, 81 brigs and $50
schoonsrs.
There rallied from this port yesterday s'samsbips foJ
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
GREAT FafsuET IN TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

CHICAGO, AprII z5 IoIu.
There Is great freshet In the Mississippi river on
both The Ninos aud Iowa sides OF the river great
part OF the country and aome towns along tne river
nre oyernowt,d Mucn damage mas been done 70
railroad and Drsvets property.