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The places OF meetings are Is follows viz:
Ward 1. Brick School House ON Pine Street
ward2. Room of the Mayor and tidermen.
Ward 3. Browns Hail. Falls Village.
Ward L. school House near Elisha TOuFtel0tt's
Ward s. school House in District No. Is.
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Maine State Fair.
Notice to Exhibitors +!
T lBEkAL premiums for all classes Of Neat stock
~ Horses. sheep. Swine. Poultry, Implements,
Horticultural Products and miscellaneous articles
arr offered by the Maine State Agricultural sOci e.
ty, for 'heT tenth Exhibition 10 BE held IN the
CITY OF BAne0R,
ssps. 18th. losh, lOsh anA oosA, Isea.
In or,ert to stalls. notice Of the nten siou
signed on or before Monday. Sept. sih, that ample
Accommodations may be made for the same
Entries Tor the
Grand Sweepstakes Purse,
open to all horses owned il View England. Nova
second. 90 70 third, "a - 10 fourth.@usi sS
made or before Monday. Sept. Ssh with the un-
dersignsd ct AUoUsrA.
Entries for other
TR0TTlNG PURSES,
Monday sept 9sih 1t 10 O'Clock, r. NJ al The PEN
obscos kKeaeage, Bangor.
ne Dossune~ Roe e 10 par e~,s -
Eos.e 0See n Ill eases aeee0Doay ~
AL articles intended to be exhibited upon the
grounps or IN the Hall, shoaid be catered ON Or
before Monday, Sept lsRh. ats O'Clock r. NJ. At
Copies q Prenium list sent 70 any address on
application.
Entrses q articles. application for pr~n,ium list
4. Dunsxs. .s.i.ssas sss1s s - Hsssss D.
sASvsL 1. BOABDAAS, SECRETARY,
sS Xa9pss.
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A Runaway

Len m, dwelling and his home Ale xsnder Abby,
bound TO me until he shall ne twenty-ane years
old. AID boy J.. about fourteen, and as have
aasde suitable provisions for maintainrncf,
therefore give this notice 10 caution ait liersOns
trow hsrborfne trusting him my account
~ shall pay NO bills for his supp At. or ,'f his
contracting frOn his date. PHiNEAs COUSINS,
Ruehill, Aux- %. 1872 Jw3'
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Dir. Wells Extract Of JURUBEBA

III tu- aIl tHe medicinal virtues peculiar /" the
plant and must bt takeua- permanent curative
agent.
Is there want Of action in your liver and spleenl
Unless relieved At once, the Blood becomes impure
hy ,lrlcterinu- -ecrctiDu- producing scrntulou-
SKIN de-ci-v-, Gntchv-, FclDn- Pu>tules, Canker,
Pimptr-, a., g..
TAI. Jurubeba 10 cleanse, purify and restore
the viiiaf.ii blood u healthy action.
Have you Dyspepuc stomach tnle-s dse-,
ton De- promptly nlhc'L the system r. debilitnted
with lns- ~ vital force poverty Of TIA" blood drop
steal tendency, general weakness or la~~ttude-
Ilae il ~ assist digestion " thoUL reaction, ii
will imYrt Youthful vIgur TO the weary sufferer.
Have you weakness Of the Intestinesi lou are
in danger of Chronic DiarrhTt OF the dreadful In
htmtn1linu III the |: ,weI-.
Tuke it g, 7lly ir.tati'u and wari N .rndcnry
ID iuNamtnIt!nu--
Have you weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs i4ls UNJUST procure instant relief. or y0u
ls9 liable Up suffering WORSE tHaI l"rtH
Take . tl Strengthen organic wnaknr-, or life be-
comes q hu,ltu.
F,aig il should pr frequrntI, taken to keep the
-y-tcui perfect health. You trr otherwise ia
-rrrt .oH-,r Hi ia .5rl nta -inst. contagious
,t-t'4-t.
Joli\ M NtLLp,,D.I> Plat -, New York.
she N..-ut for the United states
Pr.rpur Itallar rc. Bottle ~ruI Tor Circular rs
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>5h Lniic Wells. Capt Watson. which sale d
from Providence Thur-dav. ha. been chartered
to ioli lumber at Brunswick. Ga. for y York
o. si3, or Boston At sii per VI.
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tG. ROwELL's COLUMN. /
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

CAMPAIGN GUUDS FUR I87Z.
sight. Pay 100 per cent. prOfia. Now is
the time Send ut once for Descriptive Circulars
and price Lists OF our Fine Steel Engrayings of
all the Candidates, Campaign Biographies. Charts
Photographs. Badges. Pins, Flags, and everything
suited To the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
made Full samples sent for ~. Address Moore
Goodspeed- 81 Park Row. New York
AGENTS W0nsed.-Agen make more mon
n ey az work for us than at anything else. Bus.
mess light and permanent. Particulars free G.
srINsoS 4 CO., Fine Art Publishers, Portland.
Maine.
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wa IN |!:|||ff1415&
VIA isi'tcr' afs noi vie Fancy Drink.
'ds II BIZ. RIM. Whskev, Proof Spirits and Refuse
i.'t"'. . speed. and sveetened to please ths
,'sts. ,'aei 'Ionies.' " Appciisers." "Restorers'
tat ,t- trt. Medicine, made from the native root,
'rlha'h" Grnia, free from, all Alcoholic Stimulant.
FINE Al. q sat Hood Purifier and Lfe-ss
$40" e. rect Renovator and lnvigorator Of the
'N'm ttyIsg OF all poisonous matter and restoring
% hea'thy eonG ton. enriehing il, refreshing
iss"ri'ins beth rnind and body. They easy
- ' f47,n prompt in their action. certain in their
add reliable in ali forms Of disease
y" rcr-o" can take these Bitters accord
'r' s0es no, destroyed by mineral poison OF other
's'a' '"'l ti= vital organs wasted beyond the poip,
Dyspepsia or indigestion. Headache. Pain
the Shoulders. Coughs. Tlgh,ness Of the Chest. Dir
iness. Sour Eruciauons of the Stomach Bad Taste
!, the Meu'n. Bilious Attacks, Palp,a,ion Of the
Heart ILLUMINATION Of the Lungs Pam the regions Of
the srcvs. and hundred other painful symptoms.
te ~ "lisprins' q Dyspepsia, In these complaints
hi' equal. and bottle will prove better guar
Ant.e OF ~ merits than lengthy advertisement,
For Female Complaints, in young or old,
'"a'red of single. ., the dawn Of womanhood the
inrn Of he. these Tonic Bi,ters display decided an
infue'ee that marked improvement, is peresp-
lbs
Per InaH"masory and Chronic Rheu-
Rem 'e' and Intermittent FeverS Diseases OF the
B"'Al. Liver. Kidneys and Bladder these Bitter, have
bees ta",t sueces.fd Sach Diseases caused by
Nha'el l,od VII Oh IL generally produced by derange.
ne,t < thv Dgea.ve Ofgan%
They are +" Gentle Purgativc ms well as
Tonic. l-'>sessng also the pecuilf 81 acting
perverted st-n; in re- sviug CouEestion Or inAam-
mai'ou Z ,hs Liver and vsecral Orgsn, and IN Bou,
DSea<r-
For ski" Diseases. Frup,;on,. Teuer. SAT-,
RHrn. H.rchrs Spots. P,nples. Pustules Boils Car.
'.u''S e. n. worms, Sad Head. Sore Eyes Fry
're.as tfch. Scnfts Dsenoraiious of the Skin Humos
4 bseascs Of the SKIN. of whatever name OF nature
literally dog np aud carried ont Of the sy,tem 10
8 i', 'v the use Of these Btiers One bottle -
Nsh ~ tt eony#nce the incIedulous Of their
cas- h.- t',- Vhiatcd BLOOD whenever you
re- -.. tHfs..Hs through the skin ~ Pimpics,
srr~s: cleanse 1t when YOU fnd OBJ
IS. q .:lsh ~ ih. VEINS; cleans. il when it +.
.... - A.s will ,. you when Keep III. blood
Iatf- he health 81 the system viii follow
.'"tsfai thousands proclaim NtSH6ss nfr-
TssN ic most wonderful iosi.oraut that ever sustained
tho sinklu: system
Pin. Tape. and other Worms. IutkiuS 10
I've system N 50 many Thousands. ets-ouaiy de-
''raysl 81 fcl.tve.l. SAYS .stiugutshed ,ysioi.
tEtt '-,s individual upon the face II The
'afia aH exempt from the presence OF worms,
Il 3, .tt - healthy elements of the body thu,
~nrn,s us u-.on the diseased humofs and SHINY
dsrr't. ii+t frci these l,vins of disea,e
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
Hog andHominy.

General Robert Toomhs, in his
adLI ess at the late fair at Columbus,
Ga, said he regarded the practice
of making Louisville, Chicago, and
other western cities, the cOrncribs
and smOkehOuses of the South, as a
most wretched and impOverishing
policy to follow. even if they could
get corn for nothing in the Western
States. The freight, commissions
and Other charges would still amount
to more than the real cost of raising
it here, and if a proper proportion of
cotton and corn is cultivated we can
keep more stock and thus build up
II secure basis for an increased rev.
enue, otherwise we foster and build
up the prosperity of other sections
to the Impeachment of our own.
General TOombs is not alone IN en-
pertaining this opinion; several in
telligent Southern gentlemen have
expressed similar views.-Soathern
Planter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
woman's Hair.

DIR. Benz. Godfrey has written a
book on the t.Distasrs of the Hair"
He says that a w"man's hair may
grow to the length of six feet, and
hat ii young lady of Massachusetts
-efused a Thousand dollars for her
.crauial covering, which was only
one inch short this measurement
Four hundred hairs Of average
thickness would cover an inch OF
space. The blonde belle has abouI
me hundred aud forty thousand
ilaments to comb and brush, wnilt
he red haired beauty has 10 b"
satisfied with eighty thousand;
he brown haired damsel may have
,ne hundred and nine thousand, the
lack haired but one hundred and
two thousand. Few ladies cot slider
hat they carry some fOrry1or fifty
miles Of hair Oh their heade; the
tair haired may even have to dress
some seventy miles of threads o.
gold every morning. A German ex
perimentalist has proved that a
single hair will suspend four ounces
without breakil &, stretching under
the process and contracting again.
But the hair thus heavily weighted
must be dark brown. for the blonde
breaks down under two aud halt
ounces.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
NJ OH II - ~.
COTTON SEED OlL-MLL & CORN-MlLL.

OUR Cottonseed Oilmili being in COM
~ plete order. undersigned invites public
attention to the excellent qualities Of the
Cottopseed meal, which not alone stamp i,
as the best and cheapest dairy food, but
make It highly desirable for feeding stock
in general. the festhered tribe not excepted.
1t is further an unsurpassed fertilizer for
corn and gardens.
It will be kept on hand constantly at the
Factory and retsiled by all the produce
dealers in Canton. II
Cottouseed aud moates taken in exchange.
We further announce, that We are now
prepared to do the very best custom-grind-
ing having an excellent miller in our en-
ployment and we are fully determined to
furnish the best corn meal 10 the market.
Canton, Miles,, March %. 1872.
J. 81. HINTERMISTER,
Superintendent Canton Cotton Co.
march, 23-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
Tho Decay Of Politeness.

The Temple Bar has an excellent
article on the above subject, which
all would do well to read and profit
by:
In nothing is the decay of polite
ness more remarkable than in the
relation between the sexes. Men
and women are antagonistic as we'll
as familiar. We will start no vexed
questions to account for this antag-
onism, but suggest that it must be
in some sort the result of steam and
smoke, since it began with the rail
ways. In Olden timesHnOt SO very
old, either-when the stage-cOaches
were our best and readiest means
of travelling, woman commanded the
care and attention of the gallant. In
case of rain, they relinquished their
comfortable inside places and mount
ed the roof in favor of the ladies.
Coats, cloaks, umbrellas, every avail
able convenience was at their SER
vice. They were waited upon at
inns, handed in and out OF the coach,
assisted with their luggage-takeh
care of, in short. Now, the sight Of
a woman in a railway carriage sends
the knight further. He PUSHES from
compartment to compartment until
the obnoxious flowers or feathers
that alarmed him are absent. and he
gains that luxurious divan apprOpri-
ate to the stronger sex, and called
Il smoking carriage" If the warn
ing whistle precipitate him into the
company of the fair sex, he leaves it
quickly as he can, and does not tar
ry to offer hand or protect a band
box. 1t is just probable that those
may find more favor with the wary
masculine traveller. The urbanities
of domestic life and the civilities of
society are equally lost in smoke.
Men herd together in clubs, where
the pipe, emblem of low life in the
last generation, is the calumet OF
peace of this. Women who unaf-
fectediy dislike the OdOr of tobacco
need not expect to be liked by the
men. They aye simply bores. Thus
if men prefer clubs to drawing rooins
and pipes to ladies, women, assert
ing their rights in turn, form sepa-
rate societies. They have their
clubs, reading rooms, meetings and
interests apart. They become what
is called "strong minded" and the
| other sex, who " make chimneys OF
their noses" as James l, not inapt.
| lv said, puff ont ri,licnle instead OF
putting out politeness.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29

The following is from the financial
aaticle of the Journal Of Commerce,
New York:
"People who sit nervousiy in
goods, waiting for customers to take
them by storm, and making no
effort to let the world know what
the bargains they have to offer, will
find the season very uDprOpitiOus.
Many Of those who have spent large
sums in hiring drummers and pay
ing for other well known appliances
of trade. have effected large sales;
but swallowed up too large u share
OF receipts in such enormous attend.
ant expenses. The best lemuner-
alton has been found by those who
have returned to the more legitimate
old fashion methods of pushing their
business. We say it, not simply
because we are interested in this
line Of expenditure; bnr the best
advice to all who wish to be enter
prising and secure q larger custom,
there is nothing now so effective to
this end as judiciOus advertising.
A little advertising may be like
gentle touch of the whip to poor
Dobbin's horse, "a mercy thrown
always" but liberal outlay is al
most certain to bring in a large re-
turn, and this will last even beyond
the current season. We do not be-
lieve that any one who has valuable
services or desirable property to
offer can fail to reap a rich harvest
by continuous advertising on a large
SCALE"
You walk down Broadway, New
York, and see the signs breaking
in meas!y forms from almost every
building. 1t is like an eruption of
alphabetical drfOrmities. Enter any
one of the places thus signified, and
yOn will find custom in full blast.
Every establishment, every counting
room, every trade has its relation
ships. From Stewart and Claf1in
slDwnwards, to the humble occupant
uf a mere desk-roOn, you will find
That all have something to do-and
that '.Somerhing" ramfying here
aud there, to the grocer, tie dry
gs",ls meI chant, the coal yard, the
butcher, the theatre. and i'm Il hnni-
red other channels which distribute
the results which, counted in a
mighty aggregate. make millions.
Somehow and somewhere theS.
people must be known. AcGuain'
a"ceship and local popularity dis
pose of one class who may he EN-
hraced nn.,er the generic phrase !;
1.-The professions For success the,
depend on social power, and the or
binary levers which move the socia
circle. But th,re are Thousands
hey ond thus sphere-who rely on in
fiuences that are employed among
men and communities whom the!
never see, and only know by the
simple mark of "S-and cts
which represent the subsi ratum o.:
their business. How do these attain
success among myriad of com
petit0rs, achieve nOtoriety. and
eventually leap into the possession
of the brown-stone mansion ~,
town, and of rural palaces of the
suburbs? The answer is in two
wOrds-''BY ADVERTISING"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO
Clark & Baldwin,s Store.


"AVING removed to the above store, I
III am prepared to offer to parties desir-
ing a FIRST-CLASS MACHINE, the most
liberal inducements yet offered by any
Company.
The following are the important points
of the Machine: They Stitch, Hem, Fell
Cord, Braid, Gather, and Sew on Rufae.
Embroider, Fringe, and excel in every
style of Machine Sewing.
To parties who are not able to pay all
down at once. | viii give the Advantage of
the lease plan al the following rates: $40,
cash, aad ten dollars monthly, until the
machine is paid for.
! keep always on band a complete as
sor,ment. of the best Sewing Machine
Thread. Needles, and tischments, for sale,
at reasonable prices.
Mschiiss delivered in town and in the
country; and instructions given free OF
charge. L. BAILEY, Agent.
Feb lC-1872-4t
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Attachment Notice.

%. J. P, March 9Th,
Roman johnson. 1872.
To Roman johnson, defeadant:,
VOU are hereby cited to appear befor .
Il Justices Court to be holden by rhe'
undersigned. Justice of the Peace for sal d
State and county, at Madison Station. on
the 18th day of April. 1872, to answer na
attachment suit against you as an abscond-
ing debtor, by john G. Cameron, for the
sum of fifteen dollars, pending before said
Justice, or Judgment by. default will be
rendered against you on that day.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day of
n arch, 1872.
J. W. JENKINS, J. P.
March rs, ls71.At
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
~ The New Hampshire Patriot

~ The New Hampshire Patriot
declares the late result in that State
was produced by the most infamous
means ever employed in a popular
election, and is a triumph OF frand,
bribery and coercion, alike disgrace
full to the vlctOrs and to the State.
By such means an Endorsement of
Gen. Grant and his administration
was obtained. In the South. bayO-
nets produce Radical victories, and
IN the North, frauds are substituted
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29

~ The Muscogee Manufacturing
Company of Georgia, which runs
only fifty-eight looms, earned the
6rst year uf its existence, 81 900
over aud above expenses.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
A NEW AND
illustrated Popular Edition
FENIM oRE .cooPER's
LEATHER STOCKING ROMANCES.

D. APPLEroH 4 Co. announce that they have
commenced the publication OF J. Fe0inore Coop
era Novels. in q form designed for general pop
uar circulation. The series will begin with the
famous q" Leather Stocking Tales, five in num-
her, which will ne published in the following
der, at intervals OF about month:
l.. TIE LAT or THE MoHIcANs. s
II. The DrERsLAYER- Nv. The PIONEERS
III. The PATHFIspER. V. THE PRAIRIE.
Tins edition Of rte =. Leather Stocking Tales =
will he printed in handsome octave volumes. from
new stereotype plates. Each volume superbiy
and fully il ustrated with entirely new designs
by the distinguished artist F. O. C. barley and
bound in An attractive paper cover. Price, Sew
enty-aye Cents per Volume, OF 81 IS for the com
plrSs 81. The series. when completed. will make.
bound. an elegant library volume. for which
binding Cases will bs furnished At . moderate
price.
I1ENuUlD AID CLUE T1R1&
ss*These club teIms designed specially for
towns where there are no LOCAL booksellers.
Any person sending the amount in advance
for the com lete set ofsthe :" Leather Stocking 6
Series" % rs. will receive gratuitousiy hand.
some steelengraved portrait of J. Fenimore
Cooper, Of size suitable for biHdlng in the vol
0me. Any one sending the amount in tuii
for four ~ompteye sets of this series (Si5). will
receive extra set gratuitOusly, each set &C.
compaped by the steel portrait OF Cooper. The
volumes OF the series viii be mailed to each sub
scriber. postpaid, as rapidly as published, and
the portrait immediately on the receipts Of the
remittance.
! D. APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers.
$40 l. 55l Broadway, New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
GRAlNER, PAPER HANGER, GLAzIER, &C.,

H EGS to inform thr public that he intends to
ID permanently settle in Canton.
He hopes. w strict attention to business. to
merit a continuation Of that patronage which
has hitherto been so kindly afforded him
a. Orders Rlay be left at any Of the drug
stoi or box 1l6. postOf6ce.
Canton, Sept. 80. ls7l.tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29

I EFT Frs o. Administration upon the Es-
- tate of Thos. J. Richsrda. deceased. hav-
ng been granted the undersigned by the
5hancery court, OF Madison county Gisslssip-
d. on the l4th day OF February, 1872, all per-
SONS having claims against the Estate OF said
ecedent. are requested to exhibit the same.
md have them registered in the manner
sishin the time prescribe. by law, or they
vi be orever barred. and this notice pleaded
n bar thereO: accordingly
MOLLIE E. RICH ,RDS, ADM
Canton, March 2, 1872-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
M a N III O O ID:
Row LOST, HOW REST0R Ed.

- VERw ELLIS CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the radical of certain weaknesses, the
If cts of Errors and Abuses in early life
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay,
-arly demonst' ates from thirty years successfu.
actice. that the arming quences 81 such ef
ard buses may be radio y cured without tn
crrcus of Internal medicine or the application
the knife; pointing out m" % Of cur~ At once vim
e. certain and fecfusl, by meass of which every
. f-rer wha is condition NAV be. may
himself chraply. privately. and radically
. This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
nth and every T.. the land
sent. under seal ,ain envelope, to any I'D .ress,
ostpaid receip: f six cents tw" post stamps
Also, DIR Culverwelis !" Marriage Guide" price y
ents. Address the Publish
CHAS j. C. K me r CO,
lot Bow.ry New York. Post Once Box 566-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
FOR RENT.

THE STORE on the west side of Va;
l. the Public Square, two doors ELI
north the bank, now occupied by J. B
Otto Co. For terms, inquire of P. I
Noona or ]. W. Baughn.
Canton, Miss, Jan. 1, 1872. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
MEAT! MEAT!! MEATI!I

CEvIER 4 CLARK, after returning thanks
~ to their friends and customers for lib
raj patronage. would respectfully inform
hem that they are prepared to deliver Beef,
Mutton. Pork, Sausage-meat, de-. At resi-
iences, during the day, after market hours
when the orders are left with them q day
previous. They will hereafter. as hereto.
fore, procure the very best meats to be OBJ
'sined in the several markets from which
hey are supplied. and their customers viii;
he furnished IT as 'ow rates as the prices
hey pay will admit If. ..All Of which 10
respectfully submitted" by
SEWER + CLARK.
Canton Jan Gift
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-29
CO OF T. RS
LEATHER ST0CKING NOVELS.

"rHK ENDURING MONUMENTS OF FENIMORE
COOPsR ARs H. woxKs. wHIEE rHB Lows OF
COUNTRY CONTINUES TO PREVAIL, HIS MEMORY
WILL txIsr ~ THE HEARrs OF Thu PeOPLg. 10
TRULY PATRIOTIC AND AMERICAN THROUGHOUT.
THEY sH0Ui.D FIND \ PLACH IN RvxkY AAxRI-
oAN's LlBxARY.''-D Daniel Webster.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO
NATIONAL COL0RED CONVENTION
FLOODS i'm the EST
DAMAcE TO RAILROADS
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS
PUBLIC SENTIMENT FOR GRANT
PLUGUGLYISM IN ALBANY
BgLLOGk INVESTIGATION IN GEORGIA
SOUTHERN EXPRESS DISCONTINUED |
Proceedings of Congress
BULLOCK NyEsTiGAYIos IN GEORGIA
EXPRESS DISCONTINUED
Proceedings of Congress
FROM NEW YORK.

Neao York, April 10.-At the Metho-
dist Conference to-day, it was announced
that Daniel Drew had given thirty acres OF
land at Carmel, for the Methodist Collegiate
Institute. He will also build the college.
The thanks of the congregation were voted
to him.
The Union Hotel, of Saratoga, was sold
at auction to-day to an agent Of A. L.
Stewart for S535,000,
The books Of the United States National
Bank were opened to-day $4,000, 900
have been subscribed.
A train on the Midland railroad went
through the Saddle river bridge near Hack
ensack. One person was killed outright,
and 25 or 30 wounded, some fatally.