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18 De Mayaguez legaa Pto Plata el 19
10 De Po Plata llegara.- Cuba el 21
81 De Cuba Iegara. Baracoa ell 22
% De Baracoa llegara- Gibara ell %
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TarIIS de AeteS iintercOIoIiaIeS.

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PASSAGES FANnIA
trasatandco
VUELTA.
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Para d0Vuse los Gqadde Ia tMea e" este puerto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.YoRx. Monday. Sept. %. is7l.

NKwYoRx. Monday. Sept. 30. i51
The week opened with an active demand
for business horses at firm and unchanged figures In
the trade in all higher-priced stock the frequently
noticed and almost unaecountabe duIness still con
tnues The supply in horses Of every description ana
value appears to be ample for the prospective wants OF
the current season. and there 20 be disposition
the part OF dealers in pleasure horses 10 meet the
views OF buyers
Messrs Johnston Van Tassel sold this day, by pub
he auction the following stock at private stable No. IS'
Wet Seyenteentll-st-:
Iss1Tpnon H,nd. fesn IT,,
IeAg bsy horses - "a
Bar 10
Bar hslse lspeed miHuesl ........... l3J w"
A secondhand Landau lby Brewster Coz brought
sos; PARK phaetOn, by Wood Brothers 80 w 49,
a double basness, $50 single harness, sloO Inc
sale was Altogether so successful reflect credit on
the able managehent OF the auctlOneer.
The regular sen1h weekly sale az the Horse ana OaT
rage Auction Mart Of Messrs Johnston Van I,sse1
WILL usual, be held TOMORROW fIuesdayl tDe ISL VI
October, at II o'clock. a..
Auction sale private stables, No. 81 East Thirty
thrdst by James Jenkins auctOneer. (See advertise
mentl
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6elp nanteo--f females.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bg RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. rhrtTsecondL. J5 West IEeutF-irl
~, up p. m. regular once rsie.
EXPERIENCED TIE and BOW HANDS
IL RANTKD-Wi 70 erni E0rk gwen
ont WETMORE HITCHCOCK, 81 Caualst
GIRLS. - GIRLS WANTED Immediately;
" places ready: highest Cone and see
ODELLS. log West TLirty-iourthst, near Broadway.
HOUSEWORK.-A strong GIRL; must be a
lrs,cass Washer IToHer and Cook. Apply At q M
Thlrdetlst. from u 70 ?
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Gituations Danieo-- males.


4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN, industrious and
~ wiling procure SITUATION shee nous
try aad attention win be appreciated Has bad erPenenoe
IN TIE Comm ssion ess 40 N9na % As,s..
modsae living salary good references can be uIaDhed ASeA'
MARIO. Boz lD4 Tribune O6ce.
A COLLECTOR-Of middle age and much
4 experience his time snail anouns IRON
camille house General special Collector Best Of references from
past and present employer Please address .
A Situation Wanted as PORTER or ME5sEN-
"A CIR. any employment where reliable man Is reJaa las
honesty sObneIy and industry Airea FOhihh lD
Ohoe
A YOUNG LAWYER Notary, in practice IN
n this cy the last three desires 10 connect seH IS
saaa references address Box I'D, Tribune Ofee
4 MIDDLE-AGED man and wife (English),
IA children would IKE % take charge Of collir' relee Ms
White fsery no particular 0ie AIlfess y u r. l--e D
COACHMAN-A young colored Man wishes
- situation with private family as COACHMAh, GhOOM OF
WAITER; thoroughly understands bis duties either eap. good
city wages accepted Aleas OF call al no West
F0urth-st room T.
NOACHMAN, tSc.-An active young SCOTCH
fT az ecane and able 70 DO hs DUTY faithfully ard gentle
place low accepted Address or cal al
No. West FouTih.st, Room No -
WANTED-A situation as FORE MA y
gagged Nov practical knOvledgs q al dese
Address WM. AcCLKERf, P. q. Box as, boston, Mas
WANTED-By two respectable young En-
w gHshmea Just arrived SITUATIONS waters a-elass
private smy good references Address Box lS Posi-
aGee. Ser.fork.
XVANTED-By Young Man, a SITUATION
Barenier h. best OF cay reference
Cal At or address "a EAss Fliih-st n saloon.
OSO EIGHTH-AVE., between Fifty-seventh
OC~ and FfL-egha, respectable ro1n nan agei 10 's!
iaHdei, wishes SITUATION IS Porter or Bartes4er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1879
6ifamboats and Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" P,ensI asf FREIGHT Depot ssvYort loot Of Lab tr Ces
nse sonsrTe vita South Branch Hsnpton Junction via
the Delaware Lir-.nn, and R.rosd Phhpsesry s
The behgh and sus5uehHus Division With the Leag
'aey abroad and is onnecons tornrs direct hse 70 teursh
sai ne est without change Of ears, Cen PsnnTana aaa
ALLESTows LINZ TO TIE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July TO- l8I2-LeaVe New York a. follow.
5f5 a n--Wsy Train for somerTle and Fsminvtoa
nFor Eastou Bethlehem Bath Msuch WilkesAsrrs
Pstoa hshanoY City Nj Carmel HExen TOsS
WaFeriy. Ne Connects 81 Junction With De. K K
sLH.-MORhlhG EXPRESS daily (scept SuDdays Eas0n
Aentorn Harrisburg and tie West Cohscta Sonerve for
Fsungton at kastOa Tor Macb Chunk WsbEr Scranton vii
Transport. Ene, kc
ION m.-Wu Train for scmerTlle
I205 ,. m-Way Train for Elston
mFof bennington. East0n Allentown Maurh Mahan0T
Ct Hazletoa Wltesbas sAa0u Reading
EphatA. P0stsyils Harrisburg. kG
~ D m.-For SomsrVle.
ID D. n.-For PaiafeiL
m-F0f S0nsruls.
go nFor Esa, Allentown, iui naucb Connects
Junction With Del. Laet 4 West K r.
S. D Nor Soneryille and femingtoH.
$50 D. m.-F0r SonerTle.
sp m-EvRsING EXPRESS ialy for Eaoa Bethlehem Allen.
town Resdlag Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago All Csen3aa
Up m.-For Somervine
TO p m-iEmigrAntl-Ror EAston-
and ll:0 m--For PAnheh
Por Elizabeth 5:i5 els IS 7On 1;5. 7g 500 800 9t5
l2.O5, 245 90 ZOO I'D 1.60
500 is $50 5:f, 600, gu. 100
7:45, $40 900 gs, lf30 lI:Jo 1900 D
obtained Oee OF the Central Rail-
q LbeyL YORK; and the principal
''@' ~ -'-'' h K. KICKER, Superintendent
ee-e-.i p.ese,,er
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
6iiuaiions Uautso--females.


4 YOUNG PERSON in the country wishes
IA SITUATION sbsr Brooklyn SeEIoh ~ 20 40 Fvr
cooking Asst The house sork IN snail pnste
ye. gocd References Address By letter 70 o. FosFV@es
hirbor Jefferson Coanty, NY
A RESPECTABLE PERSON as LADIES.
n MAID; dressuAker lnd aHsressi no ohleeloa 70
growing ctr,h speEs German and Preneh desires p'ae V
gOod rcicrsnos. EOl "a Un0n- pl4oe
A YOUNG SWEDISH LADY as LADIES
n MAID sEAMsTREss; objection % iraEeng sssi -
from last employer Call to-day and h0ndA no ~ Vhr''
pherst
A MIDDLE-AGED Protestant woman wishes
"A plain COOK and capable Of doing oher Vol ,"
objection 90 The counrr Gail FOR two days At ~ nuloeriy
A RESPECTABLE GIRL, lately landed, IN a
~ small family; viii b. found WAsg And oohgng no 10 We"
Thirty unth-st. sop soor. back
A RESPECTABLE GIRL as young LADIES
"a MAID; good plain vg1a assist N hgl' enAh
uort Cal at present empoTers % West Thirty nntsL
A RESPECTABLE GIRL in a small private
IA family best % reference CAL fr tso days NO le BANK s
FAMILIES, B0ARDING-H0USES and hotels
promptly supplied Catholic Male and Fenae
Help for ali kinds Of EOrkEngh Scotch OeinAn
Swie CARPESTBKS No. Ia West keTsaAst, corner
SItA-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

SOUTH SIDE r. R. OF L. l.
PAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 1879 TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND OkAND-sI FEkklAS AS
g.a A. m-Hsl 10 PEcbOgne via stage to Fire Place
10 q. m.-Aece3mnodslea 70 Babylon
Zoo d m-Accom nolai,ob 70 BabTos unil Ootuher l.
$50 D n-EIpress for Patehogle stage to IRE Place
40 D m-Aceomn0iI.ioa u Paichogue
$50 D. n-Ac.onn0iau1n 10 BzofiOn
= Macon z0 iation % herncL
4. and loco O. ana 3so and ~ m ns eornect 81
with Hempsteal
WALTER Holman, SuperueatcBL
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GeIu Danteo-- mdles.

AGENTS WANTED for the AUTOBI-
y OGKAPaY OF HORACE GREELEY The best AMI on.T clifton
written by himself li CAMPAIGN MANUAL ooos II
the times Cd III - and ha % a.
DAYS Also for Heateys LIFK OF PRESIDENT 6hS
OF
sh0u agency ron our - OF
Iusa ed Agricultural Biographical Historical Mechanical Medical
choice OF
L. B. TREAT, faulaieft lp. ol1al1e-. y. =.
XVANTED-At the Star Hotel, so and 62
Lsraars three YOUNG MEN om 70 70 S wears o. age 70
wait a 80 BOY 10 himself generally useui Recommendations
qu.Ted.
XVANTED-A first-class OYSTERMAN; none
W Others apply Os;er Bay M BrolcFay hear IEen
ty-nnth-st
XHyANTED-At Sweenys Hotel, S27 Eighth
w ave So smart YOUNG MES wait table and OYSTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
Gounirp Real Gstaic TOR Sale.

V0ulIIO pEuI U5IuIE IUI JHIt
CAPITALISTS.-A one-haf interest can be
- purchased handsome plot Of 20 station on one o. ne
uain railroad only from this city; high grolnd
Improvements III around and % TINS pr1pe WI D. 500 a.
original Apply 20 address < DlACAA sSlfFh Fn-L
SUGAR PLANTATION, of extraordinary adj
- vantges NeEOresnS west SIDE river Wnerr no
overaow prosperous operation. thoroughly equipped o pohoe
working restored efficiency had beore var
retanabe II desired; gH be sod va OF
thou advanced crop good city suburban hea sae
acceptable payment Tor al cash
poe ma very favorable bound distant
curing For full particulars address PLAAIAIIOh box
No. 625 POstOnce. NeElOrL
l. " SrEvESsoS W Il. SrEyESsoS, AuOraey-at Law.
GTEYENSON & Co.,
- REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGEhIS,
Galveston rex.s 49,
RErrREScE Geo COe President American EIehange BAN y
T. Kechum go NasssusL A. Masters No II soltlst ~ L.
A Y. ". Van Yechten, 40 Pine-st
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A azKWfs,
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4htsao u Bosks WORKS Of AT Paasr aooes Fsrptsre S
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON a. OciOck-A large e0uecuon OF
EyGIISH ana AMERICAN BOOKS IN various deoartments
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, az occk- iandsomeiy illustrated "orts
beautiful Plates. Auuql@ran and Arcui
n--l Boog &c Also Praa Marble Sauette and Black NAnn
bookcase
CFO a LEAVITT 81 CO., Qate Leavitt
s,T,IgB a. Col clinton Hail. Astorpaee For the SALE b.
Aoy f lsRAss Of Books, PAINTINGS and al
Naas oil LlrzAARY PR0PsRrr. - -..---..
49, ENGLISH BOOKS ATAUCTlON.
WEDNESDAY . f0sNng evenings az o'clock sale OF 4
Of BOOKS EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LII
FR TIRE ncrng Illustrated Books, Histories
T-are FacetT &c also scarce Local AHeICAA HIoe e' N4
lgues reaiv. Books on exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
IEwsYoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILEOAD. go
c,rr.,-us MONDAY september TO- ls7A Through trains viii
l..,. Grand Central Depot
"a Chicago AM Montreal Enres siih drawing room e'rs
w. tbrourh 10 Waiertovn RorfeStrr snd Mo1treA
ioo "a sus Cbea % Express With cars to bsla'
ami Esgara Pals
II N,ritsn nj Western Rrrress.
m. eTeca hHpres' JOY hlllf 'A' 4iDl'
D. Montreal Express WIZ aeeP "s CARS "'" ~ " - ~
500 EIpe daily WIN sleeping cars ior "a'efoNn' Vs-'
am en- 80 Frpreu iii seepng for Rochester Buiao
y.sr.ra Fa.ls: Chicago va both L. 3 and ~ q
R,lr.fs ms ala culaaFA
ft.ea seruing-cars for lroF and Albany
'- = ' 4, IA KkSpRlCK. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

teGures auo hleenuas.
TREE LECTURES.-W. X. ALGER Of Boston
A ~ nve FR2E TURF ThR FUtlkh OF "a aASLItf
AZ UatT Chapel shiAst AID f0e1A'eT
THIS AWNING
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOClEI "a
~ stated notng VII BE- hed = the LhtFy On ~ -,
ING Oc, al s JOHN GItaARf SHEA IL D. -" r.s
p,uer IN {" II. fint Atiefsat ssflle Virginia"
ANDRBW WARAhh Recording seeresar'
rI'HE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION VIII hold
h. Annlrersay 70 Manns Temple corner Of OlTef s nss
a.. a. WeueSisy Oc- 2 hecunx< lri a n ~ sac ~
- Bpsue.s meehnt % 4 Distinguishes peskcr eAf-soL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

Jales np AurrIou
A UCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"A TURF. PRlDAT, Oct 4, l352,
az n .pcs a.
AT WV YORK SALES r. ID STORAGE REPOSITORY,
III 800 and al Four. c0r-cr IsenTlt. st.
larae attractive aBI pefeuPo 81 ol choice uew bsGI "auu'
and Rosewood Chamber Library PaIor and Dag Room fuf-
Nc l1re ready f1r Inspection with Caaogu WEDNESDAY Oct
49, IND r 10 ossr declining Housekeeping or iesFoa OF
disng OF secondhand Furniture Bedding carpets &C can
5. DINGEE & Co.. AGcuo8eers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

Gin prcpertp to tet.
A HANDSOME 4-stOry brown-stOne fully
AZ. oLEr bv e. LESPINAsSE,
~ Broadway.
NO. pos West j9th-st., fronting Central Park,
~ splendid +story stoop brOSntOoe RESIDENCE iu e
and EXTRA depth Ef unuhei furnished 70 good any 81
low rental Apply sn the premises, or 20
v K. STEVENSON < son, II Pnest and 226 Fihh-aIe
no LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens for Bread and Pie Bakery, corner ThiriThdI
and BIZ advsy and sIthsVe-Oli stand
WIN 4. RAYSOR 81 Pinesi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

,
II anl ASTORIA landing Evenist Astoria Onsauei a9l-
steLnes SLY Az 1hOF T.
SYLVAN STREAM SYLVAN GLEN and SYLVAN DILL vii leave
Peck-sp boats T. T. 10 u n , 4 D. ana
Express boats landing a. Onehuudrg ard Only
7:lUC q0 O]0 1850 2:} J;g, ~ and I'D O. m
B. lGe with tie gu AZ LIE o. 0oas
f,g Hgh bridge. frright received from 20 p NJ sanly
A. hourly
durnr leaves Harlem a. n and Peek 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLNA1-NLW
y JERsEY pIVIsION-Passeuger Depots IN NeSiorE foot Of
f aai D5rossessts Frsg ht receivd Pier 3l, Nost1
49, md P-ur !. Tanil sirosd Depot, jersey Citl.
TIME Of TRAINS LkAFlNG SEN-iOEh,
Adopted July 4, 1871
s,9a an Tor gburgh and intermediate stat ora
8l tagrDrvss mai Tor Elslys Liberty Fails aai laitfleAe
Ig.0 n-Wsy o BooHingcaie AMI intermediate iaioHA
n.-Wav for W0Tsldl h and inierm,aae itols
lor War tram ldlet0vn and nteTmediae statonA
an D m-F1Drsss train Hackensaek Paterson ""FellIAe
vr,rkio N.5deo-u. Eiruville ami Liberty Fails
$40 D. m-Way FOR BS0mlngnae ana inene1e sAuohA
60 p. iar NorteldrA aud Intermediate "a
RFrRNTyG-Leave ElfuVle 5:aJ 5aO D. N arriFe IA Wv
Y5rE 1870 a. m M. Leave Liberty Fas s'u9 a. n an
M arrive To NewYofk lefO s:lU D. m Leave htIe.oNl
A. n AMI 4 f.5l and 6i0 arnTe I'd Ns"-lorA VIZ
H. I''" H. ''-' 49, ~ JOHN BRADLEY.
". II VEN supL New JsTsey Drs.on-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
5teampoals aHo Railroads..

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
"A 4 VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW Leave Vestrvit p a.
g30 8t5 iaudug a. Lonks IalrltoFn
AID Naek Nv rryboat P5kerps Rlsbeck ITol taiskl sHd
HalAiu. 90. .-
Day 81
CoGHsetiag for all points West and North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

Gcuses, Rooms, Sc, mauteo.
WANTED-An English basement or cor
w niunsed HOUSE between Igeaieth ahd Eorueih,,
AMI Third from ~ 10 O aefes Mpo'e
on and below Poughkepe for huOefe
graded LOTS Prospect PARK, Breoslya AgPT 20 81,
WANTED-FrOm Nov. I, by a responsible
w hmy Of three adult. snail Handsomely and iqAy ~ X
NIsHED HOUSE Fourth and sTth-ayes and llntI
fourth aud Finy-s1h-sta Address Box 40 Postohee
WANTED "A handsomely FURNISHED
w four-siory HOUSE. located between Azdonaye A1
Broalwsv. rent exceed 54vo Address B. b. ~ SeFntsL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-29

To any person prUGuciia tIrv madeleine able
SHOW ouethirl as inanyA ,ing, permanent cures
DR.. fitlef's Vegetable i,heuTatic keIeedy; and
further reward Of $3.50 f1- any case Of Clfronic
lni!aIantuory hiculnatisn, 3jeuTcleiS Hlierz mt
Ague, Scatca az Rheumatism oi the 4 idneys
wardY only, pleasant to.tlle tastl and eraisteet
free from injurious dr1ra. ii 10 o c'laCk ~ aai'
cine. tut the Ecend.,c description Of Jos p. Ftler,
II. d. Professor Oi HOxicOlosv and Clcal.s-y
graduate Of the celebrated University Of fsnnsv'-
Nania, A D, 1855, who5a entire rco.esSi5uhf ffe =
been devoted =. acially to this disease. This pros
araIon unGlr solemn oath IL ,ouscieptioaaiy be-
lie%ej to he the only positive, reliabie intailSe
specific ever discovered Ghe ITOoi that 40 oThet
Sons aifctcd for many years cEG Grii aUffeTing. II
physicians coud cure ii II q spcc'tc lid exist sis
would rot 10 S0--a iact thai aust 10 nrivi.ally
admitted. r'he Oft deceived shffeter '1,ay witely
ask, shut sacsliy or eyideroe has he tla Ia. Fit
ler'S rELeUTaSl!c syrup VII cure us case. Tho
protection offered to sufferers agSnst ioposii0h is
lin le5c liY signed contract vhi1. %i pc lglynr5ee
without ch1rge 10 any sufferer scnd;ng by istter
d scr;ptioh dt'aflicuon; tlia fulrsn.se will ttsic
N oc failCre t'a I;onpy psia n he r35trned
{ the ps,ient., No vtker .reAisdj las eysr seen
,ierei o. such liberal aud hono:obie terms. Net-
al t,3sice Win c9Ttihcatesjf-o.t, proSiner5 ply
icians, ciergyTen etc. who haye Been cured after
all othsr t!cati erts Nave tSile1 sent by lat,ef
grGtis. Afflicted cordially inyi,st to grteSor sd-
yce TO tic p;.Icpll office. 90 So7tl Fourth Street,
Phiadephis, Pa. Dr. Firler5 Kheaazassa es.rp
= 1''O '' -'DEs' - % n. 6 ri1-MoNs, n
Sole agent, IetroleGsa Centre, "a.
,CIALILENDEh {, CO., Wholesale Ast's, HID
AR CuarBEPT,Iy 2, CO.. Sole A,ts Roy,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-29

ty'UOK. AlVEs .ES flAED --lne o. the rreiIpst
- advanta-cs il row ofered in TeIincssee ana
Kenucl,y Lands, waich have been selected by the
present owner with special care az 90 health, NO
dui;vrres of spil converiIi OF rRilresd oulriv.
er erflehties. ands thorough eIaniratica Of 'itics,
These Lands are now offered e.verv low ipSiee,tc
enable every industrious man & live "a der hIs
OWE Vine aud fg tree" and TO capitalists very
profitable Investment For foil pardcslars, al
dress or call ct the,. Office Of C. BE2lSGtft, i19
Snithicli St, ritsbCTch, Pa. rrt-ti!!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-03
Saturday, August II, A. d. 1872,
Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of a decree of the Chan
ID Gerry Court of Madison county,
Mississippi, made 9th day of April,
1872, in the case Of Emily 9. BOs-
tick VS.. A. j. Gillespie ct. al, the
undersigned, Commissioner of said
Court, will sell for cash, before the
door of the court house in Canton,
on
Tuesday, the 18Th day of August,
1872, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following real estate,
viz: Beginning at a stake on the
East side of the Canton and FOWL
ship Bluff road, in the line between
sections Is and 10, in township 9,
range East. running thence North
10 degrees East 40 poles to stake;
thence North So! degrees East 40
poles, to a stake; thence South 10
degrees West 40 poles to stake,
in the sectional line aforesaid,
thence South S24 degrees West 40
poles to the beginning, lying and
being in said county.
w. F. GEORGE, Com'r.
July Is, 1S72-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-03
Gen. Grant Convicted by His Own
Friend-Gen. PIeasanton Asserts
that he was Authorized by the
President TO Bride Senator Schurz
with Patronage.

New YORK, July Ex-senator
Carl ShurZ in a letter to the Tribune
says the letter quoted in his st.
Louis speech concerning patronage
in connection with the San Domin go
business, was addressed to him by
General Alfred Pleasanton, late
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
1t was written, says Mr.. SchurZ, IN
reply to a note from me of the con-
tents of which l have a memoran-
DUN, which reads as follows:
ASK PleasantOn whether he re-
members the conversation he had
with me concerning San Domingo,
in which he said if i would support
the President l could have all the
patronage ! wanted, etc; and ask
him whether he was authorized by
the President to do So" General
Pleasanton's reply Is quoted i'll my
speech, etc.
A SETTLER.
! have received from Gen. Pleas
anton the following note:
NEW YORK, July %, 1872.
DEAR GENERAL: OF course |
have no objection to your giving my
name to the public in explanation
of the facts. Would say that be-
ing friend of the President as well
as yourself, desired you should be
on good terms, and that you should
understand that there was no per
sonal feeling in the way of relations
mutually satisfactory. Our state
ment is correct that the President
wanted your support for his San
Domingo scheme, and that you
could have had the patronage of the
government for giving it. That was
the distinct impression of the Pres
dents conversation made upon my
mind, and | communicated it to you
at the time. If the President posi-
lively denies having had any such
conversation l regret it. l may
console myself with the reflection
that this is the first time that any
statement of mine has been Gues-
toned, while the President has had
occasion before this to distrust the
accuracy of his recollection.
Truly yours,
Signed] a. PLEAsANTON.