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The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
THE HICKMAN COURIER,


The Uuited States Court commences
in Paducah Monday.
4 number Of Hickmanites are now
enramped on ReeIfoot Lake hunting
aud fishing.
4 convention of the Baptists Of
West Tennessee convened in Union
City yesterday.
All persons indebted TO this Office
for subscription. job work or adyerlis
ing are earnestly requested to call and
settle their accounts.
MERELY to correct an erroneous
impression We state that large ma
jority Of the German voters in Hickman
voted for Greeley,-some few for Grant
-and good per cent. not voting at
all.
Hos. 4. S, Arnold, mcmber of the
Legislature form Hickman county, has
taken a contract TO grade several miles
The Mississippi Central road near
Clinton.
Mr. George Thompson, editor of the
Paducah Evening News, and one of ;he
oldest newspaper men in the State, died
in-ihat city, Saturday last.
MIR. Fritz Hellner, engineer, has a
large force engaged in building new
lRharf at this place. He is using fas-
cines aud rock, and when completed
It Is said it viii equal any wharf on
the Mississippi river.
MusIcAL-J. H. Davis has laid
upon our table Il selected list of the
latest and best music, from the well
known pulisher j. L. Peters, 400
Bsodway, New York. Mr. Davis re-
cefyes monthly installments of the
newest pieces as they are published,
songs, mazurkas, polkas, schotti<ehes,
rondos, gaIlops, etc. Our public can
be supplied with almost every variety
at j. II. Davis.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
col. JNo. MARTIN.
In MS Little BED VIC Laid Kim.
49, =SSssrs-=ESS
g
CrOssiand's Majority from 5000
To- 10000.
The Great sO-calred Statesman

The Great SO-calIed Stasesna n
Died, a political death, Tuesday last
the 9th inst. The truth is the old man
was killed some time since by one Geo.
r. Rutfer's gang, but somehow ac
quired kind of galvanic existence iu
this section for the past several months,
and this galvanism worked the old iel-
low into such contortions, that his
spasmodic jerks, rawlings and foamings,
actually deceived his own son aud a
few ward aspirants about Paducah, un-
I'll the sad, sad truth was revealed at
precisely P. N. Tuesday last, when
the final collapse ensued.
-noral-Let stranger never try to
raise himself by the malicious SANDER
and abuse of his superiors.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

II an apothecary was to sell arsenic
to an individual, knowing that the pur-
chu=er intended swallowing the dose,
cid and young wouldahe loud in their
condemnation, and sehe laws of God
and man would mark him as muir
jerer Where is the difference be
tween such a case aud the rum-seller,
who knowingly furnishes the liquid
fire to one who has lost his selI-eontrol
and is fast staggering to i druukard )
crave ?
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

Ten years ago the present horse dis
ease was around iD mild form. Ii
Ten years hence it is to re appear in a
correspondingly intensified degree. it is
time to be thinking abOat thOsc steam
wdsous.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
a,eu aamtisemtnt:i.
Taken Up

As sA STRAY, by J. =. Branham, living
- six miles east Of hickman, on the
ShIIck road. in Fulton county. Ky, Oh the
l2th inst. ONE S0RBEL HORSE. aged
about five years, having three white feet,
blaze face, dim saddle sPois, si4ol aii
round, PAGES. and aboat fourteen and "a
half hands nigh; bat has ing no brand or
other marks, and which l apprA'se lt the
vslisse Of one hundred aoiiars-
Witness my Iasld, this I'D day of oe-
to5er, 1872.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
MARKET REPORTS.



NEW YoRK, Nov. :.
Gold-The gold market opened weak
to-day. aud declined to 1ll5, but ad
vanced to 1929. ].
expert demand. mIddling uplands 1gIc.
Generai Market-Flour less active,
s. 60all. Wheat dull and lower
Corn heavy, Western. mixed G4a6l Ec.
Cctfee dull.
~. T.omis Marker.
Sr. LOUIS. Noy. :
Cotton market dull with prices lower.
middlngs 1S4alS3. Flour steady.
super tiue 81 5Ua5 .. Wheat held
higher. No , 81 y, salable at 81 10.
winter unchanged. Corn easier. 32a;,}e
Baco. lower, shoulder, 64aGfc, clech
rib sides Il, clear sides II!
Memphis Mar,sct.
MEArns, Nov =
Cotton market dull aud prices lower.
middIing 18f3. Corn, white toe.
Bacon none IN market.
New Orleans Market.
EEw 0sLEANs, Nov. :.
Cotton market easier, ,middlings 1S4c
Hay frmcr, choice s5o-
HORACE GREELEY resumed editorial
control of the New York Tribune, the
next day after the election.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
J. II. Plaut & Bro,

Forwarding and Coamissioa Merchants
and Dealers in Cotton. Grsin &c, sc,
HICk M AN, K Y
Having iust completed aud opened oar
extensive WAREHOUSE, we are prepared
90 receive for storage and foEWarding ali
kinds of produce. VIII also attend % the
sale OF ANY kind or Country Produce en-
trusted 20 as. ana viii make liberal CASu
advances on the same; or snip 20 The moss
reliable houses la the different markets
We vi iAslso pay the highest nar0
price for COTTON, all kinds OF GRAIN,
Hay. lTydes, Hurs, and Country Produce
generally.
rze .Barging, Ties, and Gannies, far
aishcd ~ lowest rates.
We respectfully solicit a liberal share
OF patronage.
uoy2-4t III. PLAUr < BIO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Buckingham's Dye.

As our ienewer in many cases
requires too long Il time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
WhiSkcrs, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effcctually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, 6 CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
which.

IF churchman admits that intern
perance Is wrong, and that there are
men in his church that are guilty Of it.
aud he does not cnt himself off from
such guilty member, which will meet
the approving smile Of our Heavenly
Father, that churchman, or the GOOD
Templar that lives up to his obligation.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

The members of Teutonia Singing
Society of Hickman, gave their first
grand social ball at City Hall, Monday
night. which was pleasant and high
ly enjoyable affair. We hail with
pleasure the organization of this socie
ty. Hickman needs clubs of recreation,
amusement, and Improvement. Oar
German population especially, who
have always been used TO such resorts
will be the more attracted TO our place.
y yOR Men and Boys wear we have a
full line Of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
L0ots. shirts, &c., &c,
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

TaY Bcrnards Chill Cure and be con-
WINGED of its merit. Why suffer from
Fever and Ague, When Bernards Chill
Cure will cure you.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
3 n Wood Seminary
Hickman.
Kentucky.

TgTHE Fourth scssion of this ilsiiiituti0n
viii commence
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1872
TERMS per session o., . months or 20
school weeks:
Tuition per session ; months or %
weeks, spelling, first lessons ga
readiH z, writing, &c......... ...-.... Sl2.y0
Advanced realing, mental aritbme-
tie, hrsi lessons in geography aud
written arithmetis............... ~
English Grammar, Advanced Gcog-
raphy, written Arithmetic. first
lessons ia Philosophy aud COmpO-
SI1 80
Algebra and the higher Mafhcnat-
les and Natural Scjences......... 20 OO
Ancicni aud Modern languages ...... - 90
Musiclncluding use of piano.......... 30 81
Contingent tax 20 each hupil......... on
Nodeduclion except iu case ct protracicd
sickness. Pupils chargel FROM lime Of Gu
trance.
Tuition dne onc-half al middle Of seq
SION other half M close pf same.
JOHN W. COwGiLT, Priucipai.
Mns. MAEr II. COweiLL, Assistant.
julyl.-tf
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
wanted.

IN WOOD CHOPPERS, who can obtain
IO steady empIoymcnt, for four or five
inonths, by aPpiyin TO
noy2l STEGALA * LANE.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

A MOSG the numerous articles ON the
= - and 30 cent counters, we have
Lace and Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs.
Jet and Tortoise Shell Jewelry.
Fine Soaps and Perfumeries.
P0ck Books, Cutlery, &c, &c,
RICE X BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

't4 - -"ttfi .ih ltDFN4
--acA-aaEy, Ear-..ng 2 Implements, Etc,
ihat we rhine our people demand or use.
u arc Also Agents Tor yarioas
-E7ACRO RIRS,
ald cen procarc these articles ol tie best
tcrns.
We are determined o. make -rccillity
Of this htsincss. h4 licying fhal we know
the great need OF pur penpi, far flrso labor
saving fAkMlAG fuPikNESTs. fo en-
able us 90 make something iaore ;htu
mere iisins as farmers. cic.
I-sf'N are prepared O.. orlcr aiaehiacry
From aay part OF TIE Cnited Status.
re- 4 iso. we are agents .Jr ullr popuiar
liichmaa Wagons piows. etc., mtdo by
iieriwccS. Bilfzer * Cy.
We wiH. a. heretofore. krcp on hlnd,
general assortment OF MEHcifA,pisE FOO our
line which So win s,il o.. thc very los.cst
possible su KAT13
Having idst completed nnr lar.s anil
c0innodlsgs Produce $50 .f.r i.fl Wif..
hous we arc no" prepared 20 htniit -s
KIND o. produce i0r shipment, VI sails in
CAR market.
we fhaak our iicnds Cor fhcir liberal
patronage 90 fLe pasi, an.l A ill try o. merit
a continuance of the s'a,e 90 ihe future.
IEAAa--IOsh y otsh ~ ir cgweata.
POW ELL s. BRO.
Hickman, KY Junc -, lo52.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

TIE probabilities are that Major
Jno. a. Board is elected representa-
tive from Obion. Ills Official majority
in both counties is IS.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
The Esorse ana u.a Rlder.-

TIE Indications are that Kentucky
has returned an uubro&en Democratic
delegation to Congress
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Temperance Department

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE:
A. D. KINGMAN, c. L. RANDLE, AND
JOS. II. EOULHAC.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

The Acting Secretary of the Treas
ury has directed the Assistant Treas
urer ut esew York 10 purchase -
million Of bonds on each Wednesday.
and to sell one million Of gold each
Thursday during the mouth OF No
yember.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09


Those wishing TO secure any of the
White I,insey Shirts at5O cents, and Gray
Flannel Shirts ~ - cents. ani Blankets
and Government Cl0ihiug ut extremely
low prices wiil 10 weH - call Al. once. as
we have but limited supply left, and no
more IL the market to replcnish oar stock.
NIT J. H.PLAUT : BRO.
The last proposition Tor eradicating
polygamy is to Introduce into Utah
vast quantities Of fashionable millinery
goods and induce the gentle women TO
come out III gorgeous style. This
viii produce such competition OF the
part OF the Mormon sisterhood aud
such heavy bills for fnery, that the
saiuts won't be able to stand the pres
sure.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
II. G. BAILEY.
DEALER ~
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,

Amd everything usually kept in Grocery
Store, by Wholesale or Retail.
KENTUCKY STREET, HICKMAN, ky
E'lANkFULto my friends for ihe liberal
= patronage bestowed on me for the last
ten years, wouId solicit continuance ol
the same, my motto quick sales and small
pronts, dealing with all alike, and shall
keep fun aud complete stock always Oh
hand, and viii furnish
GRoCERTES,
either by Wholesale OF retail, as cheap as
any other house in our city. I VIII give
IN exchange for ali Kind Of produce. and
invite competition with my ueigh'or Incr-
chants. and ask all to examine nay stock
before purchasing elsewhere
To all hat owe me. must say, they must
pay, * wish 10 bay for cash exclusively.
amd shall adhere slrictly hereafter TO the
cash system, believing Il to 30 best Tor all
parties.
Ic55
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
John ,Trpntweile,
HTCK.,f4N, EY.,

kentucky Street, at BnrAser's Old sta'td.
" EEPS on hand general supply Of
~ Family Groceries, Provisions and
Liquors, otc, which they oacr 10 sell
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09


There was II niaa III OK town
And he was woniious wise,
lie had pain from ear to car,
Another between his eyes
And when he Saw nc had Catarrh,
With all his nigh, and main
He purchased Sage Remedy
And has his health again.
It is sold by druggists .ywherc-
The Horse and siis Rider
II was happy day for Horse and his ridcr
y hen the MUSTANG Lfxt&ESr was intro
tluced as cure for the external diseases
and injuries OF both. la the stable, the
barn and the household this wonderiul
emoliieui is equally useful. II horse IS
spawned, or foundcred, or harness-g CALLED,
or afflicted with any oeher Of the many
superficial ills that equine flesh IS heir 70,
the Liniment effects speedy cure and II
is equally c1iicacious when applied to
draught oxen or cows suffering FROM out
ward swellings, strains, o. hurts OF any
descrip aon. As an application for .
cuts. bHrns, Rheumatism, stlh joints
-praius, neuralgia, earache and toothtehe !,
il taxes precedence Cor all other IropicNl
remedies, and Is therefore a. article Of
prime necessity IN families,
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
oGzcial Vote of Fulton County

To buy goods at low prices,
Co without fail To RICE 5.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

\ CRAFTY EMPERoR-Th Coun-
try Reform Bill, recently passed by
The popular brauch Of the Prussian
Dict, meets with determined opposition
among the mobiles of the upper house.
But the Emperor William has just
taken the side Of the people and pro
gress. aud insists that the Lords shall
pass the bill aud so relieve legislation
from the deadlock iuto which, by
reason Of their antiquatcd, aristocratic
pgcjudices, it has fallen.
TUE Masonic Grand Lodge of keu
lucky elected the following officers for
the ensuing twelve mouths:
Most Worshipful Edward Il. Turner,
ol Richmond, Graud Master.
Right Worshipful Wan. Il. Wood
run, OF louisville, Deputy Grand
Master.
Worshipful Thos. j Pickett, Of Pa
Iucah, Graud Seuior Warden.
Worshipful Henry Bostwick, Of Cow
! iueson, Grand Junior Warden.
WorshipIul Albert c. Hodges, ol
Frankfort, Grand Treasurer.
Worshipial john NJ 5. SIcCorkle,
of Louisville, Grand Secretary.
Most Reverend II y VI Henderson,
of Frankfort, Grand Chaplain.
Worshipful Robert g. Matthews, OF
Louisville. Graud Tyler.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Faihcr may 60 ont le yol,

70 lay son you can
Except you take nay good 'lsisc,
Aud Go not vote Tor Grant
But 20 10 Rice : Bro, Tor good suit
Of Clothing, Boots, shoes, etc.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

THE Republicans will have two
thirds majority IL the next Congress.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
WHOLESALE 4. g. RETAIL GROCER,

Rick E<y.
lam now receiving a heavy stock Of
all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
il, anticipation of large Fail trade.
bay for eosd, and will sell at very snail
profits for cash. I simply ask an eXami-
nation Of my goods and prices. Ia The
Wholesale department. | win promise 70
duplicate st. Louis prices for same size
bills with ieeishts aided.
W. L. NccUrcnEN.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Our aaisNIssippi Levee.

BERxARD's Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels Bernards Chill Cure con-
tains nothing injurious.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief AMI
cure OF ;,ll ,icrangc-
Inrnf- in The ~toiii-
Qrli, liver, anil lrisf p
els. Thcy are a ldilfl
apericni, and al
excellent puigaiisC.
Bong purely veg.
table, they coHisiili
nuiucrcui'A Orlnilre-
raj whatever. Much
serious Sichnc-, ami
siiGeringi7 prevent =
ed bv filcir !iInsl.-
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
l-aeA-aaEy, gar-a..n : Implements, Etc,

rg1IE latcst impt0g,l
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09

TuE Uuited States Court commences
in Paducah Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15

sehr Orvetta, irving Rondout Sss Par.RiveS
schr New Zealand, Haskell Rondout for Boston.
Bchr Judge Tenney, Rich, H0boken for Bangor.
schr Granite State. Burgess weshaw5en Tor bos'on'
sehr SreS RsiS jones' New YCrk for Providence
Gchr John Daily, Lowe New York for Boston,
GchF Sunbeam, Barry Trenton for Provldence
schr wheaton, Barry RondSnt tor M rroviaemrs'
scnr = Graham, Burger New York for Hartford.
gchr Bodine. Mullen Rondout for Providence.
Gchr Maria Weeks, Elizabethport for westerly -,
schr N Predmore, Sherman, Hoboken ior rroVr
schr Daniel webster Packer Rondout for Providence
Echr Juetina, Jones' Now York for Plymouth.
Schr Smith, Dillon Elzabethport for PROVIDENCE.
Schr New Regulus Allen Port johnson for bridgeport
schr Mary Adams Gilchris Port johnson for Ports
schr b Ridgely, Ridgely New York for Norwich.
6chr r Abel, Fowler Rond0ut for Providence.
schr Charter Oak, Poole, Port Johns0n for Boston,
schr Caroline Cornelia Crowley, New York for SOM
schr Oregon. Wilson. New York for Fall River.
scnr Bertha Souder, Wooster RondOut for Boston.
schr schr 9nward q Airy: New York for Salem:
gchr Sunnyside, New York tor Providence.
echr Julia Maria, Smith, HObOken for Camden
schr Caroline Young Young, Georgetown, Dc for New
schr Mary Gage, Hewett New York for Boston.
Schr Neptune, Clark. Port johnson for Norwak.
schr Jones, Davis, Newburg for Boston.
schr Helen Hoyt Cranmer, Baltimore for New Ha-
schr Riverdale, Brown, New York for Ipswich.
Mass.
sohr Benry Cole shattuck, Port johnson for Fall
schr Hattie Collins Triple Rondout for Mystic.
sehr 6aule Burton, Palmer, New YORK for Stamford.
Steamer Electra, M0tr. New YORK for Providence
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
NEW YORK CITY.

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction for salaries OF teachers
and attaches OF that department to 18th instant
100000.
The first Of the series Of lectures to be delivered
by James Anthony Froude VIII be given at AssOcia-
tion Hall, on Wednesday evening, the subject being
the "Norman Conquest OF Ireland"
The flags on the different steam and sailing ves-
sells on the North and East Rivers were at half
mast Yesterday in respect to the memory of the
Hon. w. H. Seward, the deceased statesman.
Coroner Schirmer was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest at las East Fourth street the body of
Pauline wurnst, child, who died from the effects
OF burns accidentally received on Sunday last.
There win be lecture this evening at the Young
Mems Association Hall, Twenty-third street and
Fourth avenue, for the benefit OF that noble
charty-the New York Infant Asylum, Clinton
place.
The library OF the Cooper Union was opened on
sunday last from two to nine p. M. Over seven
hundred people avaied themselves OF the privilege,
and the Librarian reports order and decorum among
this large number. and great satisfaction was ex-
pressed by many that such a cheerful and valuable
resort should be open to them on Sunday.
In the case OF Police Sergeant VIM. T. McComb, OF
the police who 1t was enormously stated, had been
uSIulsseu Tue IoTCc, u Is Dut 10 stale,
for the benefit OF all interested, that the Sergeant
resigned OF his own accord, and that his resgna-
tion was only accepted by the commissioners day
or two alter the trial.
The "white STAR Line Will put on q line OF five
first class steamers to run between California and
China consisting OF the Republic Atlantic Asiatc,
Tropc and Rirnac. The first named sailed from
Liverpool on the 9th inst. to Valparaiso and will
then go on the route above mentioned. The Re-
public and Atlantic have been for some time In the
Liverpool aud New York service.
An informal opening OF the Free Medical College
OF New York for Women was held at 1872 East Twen.
teth street last night. An address was delivered
by Mrs. M Ellis, M. d., formerly professor OF ana.
tony in the institution, In which she boldly upheld
the lnaenable right OF women 10 practise nedi.
cine. She was followed by Mrs. BrOwnson Dr. Mar.
y,.n, Dr. Weatherby, DIR. Cass and Dr. Wefsse. The
Ias, named gentleman suggested that the chemis-
try o.. the Kitchen be worked In as one OF the
branches Of study, which met with no objection on
the part o, the faculty,
The New York herald., 1872-10-15

CLEARED.

Ferris 4 Co.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland-F Ames.
Bark Mary Way, Russell, Buen0s Ayres-W
Hughes.
Brig Manlius (Br) Nichols st Jago-Waydell Co.
schr Abbie Ingalls, ingalls,, Brunswick Ga-Simpson,
Clapp Co.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Lancaster was at Ri(
Janeiro ON September "A. All well.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
The Van syeiklc Poisoning Case.


co, 'ner Whitehill. who has charge OF the invest
ua,ion Of the case OF the poisoning OF Mrs. John
g. Coo Gie, who died at her residence. corner Of
,,anrrs, veet and Love lane, on Saturday, having
,.,... npmistakabe symptoms OF poison by
, a. empanelled jury, and will com.
arhemc, inquest at his Office, In the County Court
menOe VIC .nda w. He visited the house OF mourning
nousu, vlhh the jury, and interviewed the in
IN companJ 0ing the circumstances attending the
mates souY1a n 1aa tb OF Mrs. Van SycKe. When he
iness and dea n would he necasssrv IN orrest the
intimated that dcceased an snsnicinn M hains a.,
husuhn -, y, ans ue the death OF his wife. the sister,
phcateu -. ,att Tprotested SO strongly against the
INLAY y, sny nr "ven shadow OF suspicion falling
po3sipity ~ ers, connection that the Coroner de-
upon 5uln a ~ " carry ting his intention into effect.
sissso iro,n ron,.;med the lady, 'you might just as
WY, ,hat a trl pointing to the eldest
Wen arSn. rhn % 10 We eping over the body OF her
daughter, wnu nn, ,s CHARGE The Coroner next
accusea Tie servant, sue,y Ie'ha,e @ y, irisn ma
rvsy WHO frankly stat ~ a aa, sue nau IVA ws.eu upon
her ".pesrS dead mis- "a which she Adi drank
ms, before i. np taken uck on Thursday evening:
she had also pa taken OF as " a sna fn had
OF the DIR, wing o! =. ..apom anu ~ Iau
caused her 70 s~ en eIe up ua,n hut as for having
anv csin,ina design upon hel mistress II was all.
snyyd and she was anxious ~ face any officers OF
the law that might otouga g ~ noVa eonI9n' ner on
snat sovao. thst e would not he ustinable
~ a m euraiIinp the iIb ery o. any person in that
don,ice upon such feel ~ nr spsnar, ~ 1ompnciy
or guilt in such case tke n5si. norter nu ivy Ivy
Saat,n, of ,he body Of dec ease, which he win
do To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Van ,. rsanT en Nm mar. 1
red since Ia5O-twenty two yea wontv a,c ,,n lour
children. Their Oldest being .,I plr nd is wife Was
fotly Tney had not been upon YET. arc sai,, ~
sor }he past two years. and his habit ' s"iu "
have been far from copmendatoiy'
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
wH1TEsToNE TELEGRAPH.

The YoRH HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city Wholesome, LII, and the same 10
now open for ths transaction OF business
This line win be found Of great service TO those having
business with vessels passing to and from the SOUND and
every facility win be given 70 merchants and others TO
communicate promptly.
As there il no other telsgraphic communication with
whiestone the Herald Line will be for all business
private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established =
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or
lessi two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message Of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels on Whtesone,
dollar, ave cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for New YoRK HERALD free.
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Once, pier No East River
Herald Branch ONCE, No 1866 Broadway
Whitestone Dock WhitestOne, Ii.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15

seamship Ellen Terry for Newbern; ships Abagail
Cork; Prinz Albert Hamburg; barks Annie, Liverpool
Elns Hssynma Bigow LondSndeIry @ Kralissics s
Iona; American Union Laguayra, Ac Giles Loring New
Wind NJ sunset WNW, fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Loeb Ness lBr), Meikleohn from London Sept II.
boat Hope, No ID
The New York herald., 1872-10-15

Coroner schirmer was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest at las East Fourth street the body OF
Pauline Wurnst, a child who died from the effects
OF burns accidentally received on sunday last.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15

The flags on the different steam and sailing ves-
sells on the North and East Rivers were at half
mast Yesterday in respect to the memory of the
Hon. w. II. Seward the deceased statesman.
The New York herald., 1872-10-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. |


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK rOR THB
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.