davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
Gieamhoala ano Railroads.

| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY!
~ ALLENTOWN LISE TO THE WEST r-Psssager sad Efssa,
South pr,ass r. asnpoS junction .5 6s LscR and west
q %. 9sd VT" 6 I .. ' q al. ssI @
w' also " co' s1sWs p;,Hsy'11. "A state
commeneinr June = ls7tILs.ys ss.ios. as follows;
s:a1S Chunk Taa,ga ws.ssirs stPsSs D'' A'''''
Tram Tram for for sou Bse Msas cbuus ws.
ToT.nd. Ws1ery &C. colnsct, with Del. L.ci sd
9:0oa 5-yonsrse Express daily trespt sundsy. for Rs.,os
STo HSa Ess S s1 .s s G csss Tnas W
'' S5S. 'se %e%.i Y: Tam p D' , n .".,
MsucS CAM M,sa5oy city aaSsos Wss,oarre shioa
ing csanS Lancaster E1i5at. Pot!.,ils n.rn.ssTs Sc
$3.50 mwsy Tn for Pl.lassh On saturdays 0"J to SOHer
400 N.Y. Ts s.T F.s' As9isTp ipd N'''A Chunk
43O p m:-Wsy Train for snnervile and fleIaingtOn-
2Pn-wsyM M Train for sOnsrvIs
$50 ESpa.., isiy. saou, Bevasrs Ansa
town Mach Chanh Wiiesbarre, TOsioa' Realms hAr'0'
5:9o p N = 1 1aEmgrs3tt.PSr Ea.teo
f3:SSSp N For % Piaasesd Isl '''-'''"~
,do !. ai5 ,,5 sS 80 c go ss, ss st
AIS 49, 4:i5 5:lj 80 5is 8, 6:iO. $50, u 5SI
s:l5, 9l5. 1880 ll'l5 l2p m p,cxra su-. ,,s z,x
II. P. BaLDvr General Pa,,,ugsr lssai.
ERIE RAILWAY.
Fs@ Gs.Iss P'SS sa @ TS SsS E4S1 S S,s
to naasIo u sSd assoag ' c.ssSss 70 de.aaaoa
l045 m-Erpre Mail for Buffalo s1d Niagara Falls sleepns
$50 mNsh Express seerSng coscb siiachef
Up m-DayL Pacific BIpress To the West sespns Co.ches
tarouh to Buffalo Niagara Fss Cincinnati st. L"Gs detroit am
Express trsia, as from the West 74O H. 2io 1850 and
1O:55 m.
PORT Jsr. 7.SO, 1880, o. tiosO and lo:45 . NJ 4:3O:
40 1880 ana hdileiown, 1880. 1880 tlO:30 aBt
IOl5 a. m, 345 4:30 $3.50. 1850 and y p m Toe
Oswego Midland Railroad Roudout ana knson m and 35o
D. M Gosbsu s6 1880 1880 g. tlO30. ana l0f5 5;5Os
a. m snl 4:SO p n. New6qTb, 1890 and loi5 m S'se
m i.l5 S45 s. $50 6, 1880 and y and az MD
night Rds.wooi, Hohokas Aendae, aaf RaDseTs - -
7.3O 1880 tlO30 l0:i5 LAS, 342 o. 9:3O o. oi3V
and ~ Midnight Paterson 30 $50, 5g '5;3v'
1870 'l0:3O lO45 II: 80 IL noon 40 5iio;
4:30 445. 5. b:l5 $50 8. Gl3 tG;Se Gs5 81 8 70 s2d
md Ii:3O 315, 4;45 $3.50 6;l5 an 1880 snc ~
SATURDAY nights olly Crsl 6l5. % and l0i5 ls3o
S2 Raber MP PARK diD and 'Pa Pac sl 7 $3.50 io %
+l:45. 3, 3;45 4;3O 6l5 o. 1880 Ot5 slo ana
80 p and sl2 midnight husae and Hasenssck, 80.
onv EnglewoOd sui sparth 5:l5. 80 and l0;i5 iSO
35 45 4ia 5;45 7l1 9nd 45 ~ and ~ 2o Asay aaas i
b:i5 7:l5 7:i5 and IL Saturday ught. only Spuns Vsy
4:45, sl5, ts;i6, 81 and lO45s A. 44o o. m ana
~ SATURDAY nights only. -.
2d ct 6itsen minutes above due leaving Cham
23ist thirty minutes eaher boat
23ds mdn with eaviDx thsm
hour The !;45 and oil5 trains start from
for In Ora wing Room sai Sleep
obtained orders for the checking transfer d
Baggage NAV the oees 24l o2s ani S9I
Broadway Courist. Brooklyn sno a. tue e0Ipanys DePoI
'' JyO ~ ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN R. R. LINE.

c and after FRIDAY sent A. 1874 the $3.50 sud the $50
trI will be or also the 245 trip nom I"enioaftlT
Pier .,,,o-D.v g.. "a
"'''' '"-"h' w : SNEDEN, General Manscer
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoA ltiTSs Al2 REPIFE EJIFE

DEM NSYLVANIA RA lLRO AD.-IltE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains New-Yok from foot Of Desoross asa Cofan'|
RnS:s M Tsris5ag Pittsburgh aud South With Pull
man Palace attached. $3.50 and oi5O M SUNDAY A'
", port I'd (va Phla Erie K DIV.
nsiny Al hiadepa $3.50 tor Wiiamsport Lock h,ra
CORY Erie. clng Il CyHY Tor lus'Ile ft|0
P, Mahington and South Limited Warrington sr'
n Of Parlot Cans daily except sgnlsy a. v:O n ar
y. in asagton 4l0 Regular at e;4O a. m 'h' u
spF3,y TOR 70 Phadephi, $40 $3.50 1890 t:l0 a.
$40 o. D. II night SUNDAY D. a. s;5o ane ID E"'
grant ani 'sSoas mon % for Trenton at 1920 a m I'm
- S.xayI AZ $50 T:iO. .. 10 IA IL m, 2
Siu 2:IO 430 g. $50 5;4O .. 6lO $3.50 Z, 1880.
SO 10 ~ night sunass 30 q and SlV
o. l9 s.iO 34O 4iIU 43O $3.50 5i2O 5;40 $40 $50 7.
5SU s:lU 10 1850 and IL night sunday olO & sni
osU 30 PRaiwav g. $50 1920 g. loa m 10 m l. 2so Slo
an 10 430 4jO 5i2O $40 $40 63O T. $40. 10 ..
- md ~ night Sunday. 5:2O sni D.p.
Por Woodbridge Perth Amboy and soath AmbOy aud ~
2S0 t;SU mnsscs q 20 ami NJ IL 3 3l0 4;30 0;30.
a. it, srd 7 o. m sui IL night SuDc1y Q.
~, East Milestone. ~ ncOn. BIO sn0 43O D. n
por ismbsrtyile and Pennington $50 a. N; apd IN
sor PHIL bshura Beyiere, 9;3D M, AMI y n -
Burlington. aud Camden ~ an1 20" a. ~@'
lHYD q 4.lO and D. N
Preehoh 7 20 0. ani 4 ?. IN.
sands 7.-Js. m. and D. 70.
snd CsDden Perm AmbOy ziJV p u
~. ", sb,,,own P-nbertOa, 300 A. M IN - "a - =,
TIA, aye as folows-h I'm Pittsburgh o;oV and yioO M 80
O. n.T; 65O D N daily Monday Prom Washns
20. q nj moe g. 20 s. m and lo27 sunday o;3o
w. snS IO,27 D. ~ Prom PhilsdelphA o;lV d. o.oO IoI'
I,.S5 - m 2:i5 4:l5. SID, 600 sat lUz' N san'A'
lo 60 b26 AMI BrosiwaT No. Astor House and o OF
Ds.byos snd Conland Ssr-l No CouI,H b.ogSyo
spd Nos. ia l6 and lis has9S,I hooS.en s graz, ss'e
once Bsiterypace h bofD l Zen rasseosef At'N~
l.aUera
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
New- -Gersep Real Gslate for Sale.

Aew-Gersep Real Gsiate for Sale.
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
"a FOR SALE-500O Il LAND in So1thtn NeTJer'ey
will be sold bo tracts Of 5000 snd upward Iese
lands and opened BY navigation railroads They
uod powers good WOOD and cellar lumber Address
WRIGHT, klwood, n J.
LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for property in
Phlsdepha-Yau,he QUARRY North RIVER opposite 25h,
15O1l5O H. c. THOMPSON 226 West Wahingtonquae Phls
TOR SALE OR Observation-Disclosures
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE jersey CITY Heghts IL rooms
al modern Improvements II lots in wa ssrien fruit trees shrub
stable henneY beautiful views ard ftelas neghbohooi
BY Terms suit RUFUS OGDEN Box 1855,
Post-Omoe
ORANGE, n. J. (SDecialty). y).-REAL ESTATE
" for SALE or REN low prices; terms HAMlLIoS
WALLIS, 80 Pne,t n y or opposite principal depot Olnse
ORANGE, N.J.-Greet variety property for
W sale and 10 rent Once hours from " p. m.
l. n. GERRY. 80 Nassau, cor Lbert'-st
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

brooklnn Real estate for Sale.
E0R SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No l02 Pneappiest-Prme store aud houfe lo,, 27I60
Nos 49, 81 and 90 t-Fnme dwellings; lot 4ixlOO.
Nos 2e6 and PCS WasbngtonS-Prame dwelling lot 1870
Nos lI9 and 1917 Wh0wst3stoy and basement brick houses
No. 43 Wilioughb5 .st-3sioI brick house lot 25rlOO.
No. 81 Hicks-s.-3-sorg brick house; lot, 25IlOO
NJ. los ksmsen-sL-3sory brick house lot. 2jIlOO.
W. r. COOK, 235 WssaingOn-st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
fiouses an0 farms Uantfo.
Real getatc to G.rbange.

I OTIS WANTED in Ninth Ward, BROOKLYN,
be,opI Prspknave abou. 1O0xlO0 IN EXCHANGE Tor I'm
proved properly. rutland 4 WHITING Beekman-st
mo EXCHANGE for HOUSE in BROOKLYN,
oeaual OF greater yanA FARM near one o. me best
stations on Central Railroad Hswersey good buildings EC
& WHITING 3 BsekBsn-st
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
Countrp Real estate for Safe

4 BARGAIN.-For SALE or EXCHANGE,
N FRUIT FARM consisting ~ acres 20 mile. from N u
price 81 900. Apply to E. A. DALEY 5sS 6haye
4 VONDALE.
n Eegen NevYork. via Ere Railway; high beautiful
and heahy seyer eag COTTAGE HOL sS for SALE
or 10 Tney contain city cnvel3ce only
As Minutes from Civ Address OWNER Boz 5GG2 Post
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

. Giip Real gstats for Sale.
AN ELEGANT fOur-stOry brOwn-stOne
~ DWELLING, 2OI6J1lOO5 57ths (sde street, between 5th
anu 6ihATesi Grsi-elaa IN every rssDeesi cheap .
A FIRST-CLASS brown-stOne HOUSE,
"a nexlV rescoei 30S West 5oh-st; wilt be rented with
without anurei also very 6De dwellings all hard wood
the ParS Wfa 62st will be sold at figure to su the
times Apply WM BBDELL builder AID owner $50 sth-aye
FOR SALE-The large, frst-cass brown
stone front HOUSE. No. IL West rwenty 6tst App. JOB
Fulon-st. Of PETER A. II. JACKSON
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commanding June /, 1915
Trains leave Harlem River Station I, T. ami 9l5 M l2O,
300 $40, 5;l5, ami 6f5 p m D.. -, -,
Receiving passengers from seamooa Of horsna ste,h,s Va
Ii.45 2. m. and 3: 10, 4. AIS and D , ,.--.-
For rtsr Information particulars posters at hoeh sld aep9+
JOHN MOODY. SgpL \. Y. Dvson New s'fOfS,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Cortlandt and Desbrossessts. - - -.
$40 for Osvego. Oneida Utica Rome sTri'
Norch Sidney Delhi Walton Middleton, and B:erm'ds
without change Of cars throngb 70 Oswego.
S4Oa m-Wson Way for aton Delaware county new iofk
ami intern sdate, without change Of cars
ll:40 m.-WorteBdyke Accommodation
$500 D. m.-BloOminglae Ws. . r,l,,- -,
430 D. m-Ulter County Express through TO EhenVle without
change Of
g. 80 o. m.-Boomngiae Local.
600 D. m-Wortendyk 70 Local - .
Rr G ier.ey C Al ALBANY DIVISION through to Tsppanown at
$40 A. M and 4 80 without cuange Of ear "a
For Sussex Railroad $40 and 4;5O p m making
direct Franklin. ~ cgySs.cv avn p,rppsoH
Tb.s d and baggage checked all puaepa places bY Newoh
Transfer Co Broadway, and at tae terFi-s ~,
Eh, AMI foryared points at Pier 80 North River
p psapsylysna r. r. warehouse aolnng pts6r9e'S1 fN
v" Quick DISPATCH aud LOW ESr RATES:
g., n NJ ~ On itha,,s.t NeW.York r. II CHIPMAN.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Sept. ., 1874.
The attendance at the Exchange SalesrOom
to-day was small. A. j.. Bleecker, Son White sold
house and lot Fortyhfthst. sxth-aye.; Allen
Dooley Henrques sold tenement property on Thirty
second-st. and william Kennedy sold house and lot on
One hundred -and-twenty fourn-st The property all
sold at very low prices.
AUCTION SALES OF NEwYORK REAL ESTATE
BY WIlan kena<lp.
2story frame honse and LOT. 25IlOOll. l2ihs 200
wof 6thave Matthew Barr. Si525
Bv Anen, Dooiey # Henrquss
story brick tenemeHhouse and ot 1888, 32ist 2IS
nv Of lssre W Riley, 5000
BY H. J. BSscker Son 4 Whf,e
3siory and baem Mt kghstoop brick house and lot No 40
West 45th st. $50 Of 6th-sye. 2DrlOO Day. $lS 400
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
SEw-YORK CITY
Beeeh't IS $50 Of Riveiasave 6oIl l0o onker. $500
Deumsu-st l25 OF Morisaye, 23rlOO horrsanaI 400
Renwiein No %, vs., 1S9I60.. l2010
52i, No 49, $40 n Of 6have, 2OxlO04...... $1,000
l5thsi,ss, 1888 n Of 4th-are, l57IlOO5... l2OOO
ll9th-s'i 3D3 n Of Avenue A 2OxlOO 10 lsyOO
i33ist. rs lao Of 7th.aye rdenei 2OI99 lL.. l6SO
9th-ave BOZ Of 5ih-st 25. 10000
REcoRDED. ...
Broaiwav 229 ennt years per 81 200
Whielast. Nos - aud "a PsaFsNo 246 prr $500
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

Summer May ls 1874 PaeDge, sahon
in New York Central Depot entrance on ror seeon'@
NKw-YaRK
Trains NexHaven 7lO (AccnD oVo I'LL 80
(Ac ~ 1000 tEl) 300 Acc ~ l:0O thh 9yV Nh
220 (Aeenl 4;35 aud 5i5 local En lO hNh a"' ''i0
D. N. ,o.oon fg,,
o20 3I5 ABS 10 $50 635 $40. el p m Fo samlri
7iO sos 0O5 1910 1900 Loo 22O sno 80 (hAi'
355 .:3s ;45, 5:l5 5i4U 6.35 7:2O, s:lO, ClO D. m
For Port Chester, ll;4O y. M os -. ~ u = md a.tO
Express via springfield az e'Vo s1e
D. M via Shore Line and " 10 p n Th $500 NJ luV Sa2
srd $40 and $40 D. m stopping at-Sam0ri NorAlA sI 30
and 1000 a. m and 300 s:lO ard 9ilO M Al BRIDGEPORT iae
trans on SHORE line p'isH" ioi
Valley Sshrook The 500 I'm nl
M Line Division for No-Seh SUD SeNay.s
K Eev-HsveB sud the $40 m anu pm *
press for Newport; oO5 and IL noon % connect 40
Connecticut Springfield ami o. ~; Tor AOue me
sos m ] s IN. With Saugttnek r. ara hs oOo
A. m S Housstonc r. r. at Bnizeren lhe s;1o q ".
and b and ABS with Dsubu an SOrE1k AZ south NomA
and the sO5 H. 800 43S and 5iOp H. with NeWcanhan r. K
SUNDAY Boston Trains 700 gaspnngdel At slo
N, via Providence . =, - -, s,-..t-- -. -, Nh, r.,
press Trains. r..L., oa. =, Cr,nt Cen.
49,, nns, or At Offices n. 1raus Co J44 Broasay aD
Wr."as Hone n Y No COurst Brooklyn. WHO wilt also
chsck baggage from residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

w PoRT-Pa,~ug.rs for this line sos AMI
express Grad Central Depot arriving at Newport T. h.
"s''' THEo WARREN, saFsna,sHi
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILRoADA after Sept D. 1874 through trains VI"
500 q n CaeaSo Northern with dravinErOOn cars
through 10 Rochester aud St Ahans 10, d, Ro.h
lU:i a.. n. Special ChcsSo hrpres'' "l'H"i~"A'
bu alo. ald Nls2aN -
10: ~ 4. m ro.tAs-a All Western txpresa .ooo
b., -. Reych.s arstoga ~
400 m aeE,r.aI EIoEsA With 'leep'aecaf' ron Neio"
oso0 M Ep,,. Dsi, With sepngcArs for "atertown ana
csssalg Pacific Erprs Dsy with eepngcar' for Rochester
.otfs ials for Chicago via both d. D and w. u
Rs lroat- ,.i,s 6or Troy
w. tr,ns az per Local Time Tables r II xprDe1cV
D.a Aysrk
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

NOR HARLEM, landing at ELEVENTH-ST.,
i ASTORIA EIGHTY POURfH-Sr., NORTHUMBERLAND
SIyTisT and oYE-HUN DREDASD TwENTIETHSl l., connect
;n with boss for zh Knzbrge. Boats Peek sp
hall hour from $3.50 until except IL m, l2;5o and
2pm. -. ava.,
4, nj untl7 DIM.
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AN EAIPIRE.-The London Times has
completed II careful review of the census
OF 1871, OF the British Empire. There
are 80 persons to square mile iu The
Empire: 2G0 in the United Kingdom,
POI in India, and 1.4l in the colonies.
1t should be observed, however, that in
somo parts OF India the density Of popu-
latlon moro than equals that of Eng.
land. The Queen rules over 134, 7G2,-
SOB souls; her people dwell in 4,142,.
G5l houses; the area OF tho lands they
inhabit is not less than 7,7G3, 449 square
uilcs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March Is, lo74.-
|IAeelcr Hoase-L B Alexander. \ G.; S
~ Feldman, Pa; T. McCrady, F + Fra.
zer, e Il Mears. Charleston; s II Melli.
champ, q l. & Marsh, N G; NJ V Calvin,
Ga; j Ii McDevitt, Edgeield; S Dibble,
Orangeburg; " y Bradley, Ga; W Il
Trescot, Pendleton; u IL PLifer, New.
berry; 4 LaHechsmore, Arabia; Jas Il
Mears, u S a.
ColnmJia Rote!--J G Dnlow, Charles
ton; l. l. Willard, G A Willard, S z
Freeman, j II Sanlom and wife, Mrs &
0 Sanlom, Mass; w B Burden, Master
l. L Reed, Master G NJ Reed, S Q Gill
bert, Charleston; II Rion, Winnsboro;
Q L Jettries, Pa; J II Durham, Horny;
j A Barksdnie, Laurens; L A Connor,
Cokesbury; Is B Barrow, n CD "
Jones. Cross HIll; Rev A NJ Folchi,
Charleston; W II Richardson, Chester
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lamps; A. Palmer and G. G. Newton.

miscellaneous.
On motion. the recommendation Of
the committee was adopted.
The Committee on Market reported
that they had not received the report of
the Clerk Of the Market, and asked for
further time. Granted.
The Committee on Licenses reported
favorably on the application Of Jacobs
Hoeffer, for tavern license.
On motion, tho recommendation was
adopted.
/ Alderman Carr, from the COMMITTEES
on Lights, reported progress; the posts
were being put up.
The Committee on New City Hall
presented the contract as drawn with
Mr.. Cramer as to changes to bs made in
the Opera House. The committee was
granted further time to make full re-
port.
The Committee on City Schools to
whom Was referred the petition of Goo
"a. Riohnond. reported buck the same,
with the following eudorson ont: The
Committee ell City Schools beg leuve to
report that they have examined the
written petition. and would commend
that the sum Of $50 be appropriated for
books. to be accounted for by the COIN
mittce.
On motion, the Recommendation OF
the con- nmittee was adopted.
I me committee appointed to investi-
cato tho city survey of the property Of
Mr.. j. T. Miles asked for further time.
Granted.
The following resolution was offered
,hy Alderman Carroll and adopted:
Reso!re,i, That Colonel l.. d. Chills,
President If the Carolina National
E.ok, be requested to report to Coun-
ci', as required by Section . Of the City
Hall agreement between him aud the
City COunci. Of Columbia.
Al4rm ~ Curto.! made motor; to
rHten i the !!nr 10y paying taxes until
ApT'! l. L,.t
Ai'l"rinln Carrot. ;3a7c notice tina. lie
wua:,i cilcr AZ amendment 10 The uid
n"m"H Tor raising su. .;ies, rs ,u GIANT
ing licenses ~ wLecls ui fortune
motion was made by Alderman Car
roll 10 CONT the city money The C.vli;
has ~ !iau.!. and destroy t;u s,i,,r.
;ildermna Cooper moved to .av the
motion on IL. able. Carried.
The following bills were prcscuteG,
and referred TO the Com mitiee on Ac.
oONhN"' - ItiUtl'iHi -htISuuu, J.
Campbell. j. G. Dial, (swo i,iIls.) South
ern WAreiiousn Company, Henry Skip.
per, John Alexander anl Cooper 4 lay
lor, Street Department; Cooper Il Tny-
lor, miscellaneous; S. ". Hook and
John Alexander, Water Works: Cooper
Il Taylor, bell tower; j. G. Dial aud b.
f. Griffin. Hospital; Z. B. Turnipsec,l
and B. T.. Griffin, INDECENT poor; j. S.
G: Mayrnnt, two bills.) W. B. Stanley.
(three bills.) John D. Batemnn, L. r.
Stokes. Clerks office; j. A. Jackson.
Owen Daily. ". Steiglitz. Cooper &
Taylor and John Alexander, Guard
House; J. Alexander. two bills } Howie
~ Allen, Fire Department; Columbia
Gas Light Company, Z. +. Griffin, Aims
House; DR.. Trezsvant, two bilis,) L. IL.
Coleman. examination of pauper luna
tics. CHARLES BARNUM,
City Clelk.
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PooE House BURNT.-We regret to
announce tho loss by fire Of the Able.
vile poor house, situated about two
miles from our town, on Friday last.
The fire occurred about IL O'Clock in
the morning, and is supposed to have
originated from sparks thrown out by
burning chimney which ignited the
roof. Nothing was saved OF the furni.
ture, bedding and provisions. and the
loss is estimated at 81. 900. There were
twenty-six inmates, white and colored,
and these have been furnished with
temporary quarters. The loss will i'm.
pose an additional tax upon our people.
Press and Banner.
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The merchants OF Abbeville were
busy looking up their tobacco licenses
last Friday. ~ man, wearing pair OF
gun boat shoes, had come to town. He
was only revenue officer in search ol&
contraband goods, and he left Abbevi,l !
without making any discoveries. Hi
was one of Uncle Sans darhngs. IN
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The Bot,ora Dollar.

Treasurer CArdozo told the army Of
attaches. yesterday, that the tax levied
by the General Assembly to meet sheir
expenses was entirely insufficient, and
that onlytwo. thirds of the amount le-
We'd has been received in the State
Treasury. He had paid the expenses Of
the extra session, amounting to S75. 600,
and had just finished paying off the
members for the session now concluded,
amounting to 100000 The treasury
was empty. He had no funds on hand.
It was not his fault. BE hoped and
trusted that the County Treasurers who
had failed to report would do so within
the next week. When he was in funds,
he would liquidate their claims. as far,
at least, as the means on hand would
allow. He was ready to endorse their
pay certificates, but money was out Of
The question. Governor Moses appeared
upon the scene, and explained Treasurer
Oardozo's explanation, but no money
was forthcoming. One desperate co.
lored "snatchee" offered resolution, to
appeal to the United States Government
to establish military rule aud give them
their rights.
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The woman suffrage movement ap-
pears to be making moro progress in
the West than in the East. The Iowa
Senate hos. by vote which lacked but
ono OF being unanimous, adopted the
House joint resolution for constitu-
tioual amendment giving women the
right to vote. The West seems to bu
favorito theatre for trying political and
social experiments. It led the way in
the wholesale divorce business.
NEWSPAPERS AS SCHOOL BooKs.-W
clip the following from an exchange:
1.-The pupils Of tue Dover, N. H., high
school are examined at regular intervals
on topics which involve a carefnl read
ing of the daily and weekly newspapers. I"
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MURDER AND RoBpEnY c,rr.s

MURDER AND ROBBERY A corras-
pondent of the Augusta Chronicle u.,i
.Sc"if"cl writes from Batcsvillc, under
date of March IL: Mr.. Tilnun Il. Fnl-
law, a brick mason, whist on his way
home frum the circus, (Wooten *
Iaight's.) on Saturday night last, be-
tween the hours OF u and II o'clock,
wAs ncco,tcd by two negroes. who ban
tered him for IA horse trade. His FREUD
who was with him rode on, nnd Fnlluw
dismounted and agreed TO take $50 for
his horse. After riding some distance,
one Or more miles. the horse that Eul-
inw had been riding came mp 10 him IN
\ gs!inp and stopped. Ns examined
The horse and found that the sndile aud
bride had been taken oil. and he then
turncl back. aud when he came to the
spot where he had left ELi.aw, he fonud
him lyin.. III the road unable to speak.
He then sought nssistauce to move the
inIUred man, aud when hu returned the
man VAS a!.!l speechless, AID continued
50 MP to Snulay morning, when he
lied. His saddle, bride ANA pocket
book lal been stolen, AMI lis hrnd M 1
arms showed sSils 4: severe blows. \
corouer's iulucst returned. the fo!!owing
verdict: That the deceased came to III.
death from b.ow made by hl.n. IN.
strumrut IL Tic hands oi parties IN.
knowu." The shu!l o. tie victim was
found. upon examination, 10 be brokcl
~ two places.
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Mss Mnry Jane Severance, If Iluut-
Gotrcry County, Ky, destroyed all her
:lanccs for ma.riinony fcw days ago.
at a party. by devourns (on wager Of
S2oj the whole of IL roast pig. an entire
stuffed turkey, al Of IN opossum aud
ton large ccrn dodgers, besides drinking
a gallon Of hard cider.
CcLuRED WOMAN AND CnLp BURNT
TO DEATH On Friday la.t, colored
woman aud child wero burnt SO badly
on tAc premises Of Maj. Pawley, about
one mile from Florence, that both died
almost Instantly.
Daniel DcSlussurc, who was charged
with the murder o! Anna Black, Of Wall
terboro, WAS convicted Monday, and
sentenced by Judge Muhcr to be hanged
on the 10Th OF May next. The evidence
was mostly substantial.
Mr. j. Lew. Farley, Turkish Consul
ut Bristol, Ell Gland, has resigned his
post on account Of the non payment of
his salary. In effect Mr. Farcy;alopt-
ed the Amcricanism-"No money, nc
Turkey"
At Indianolu, "sxas, Fridny after.
noon, two men lent on board the
stcn'ncr linton. at the wharf, and sh
two otler men oG hand. All the parties
had been connected with the Dewitt
County band.
| Wealthy Northerners continue to as.
tonish the natives by building magnih
cen: residences in Florida.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hardy Solomon-Great Excitement.
Convocation Of Union Council
\ Letter to l.. Il. Heinitsh.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15
The Chattanooga Convention.

A lot of southern and carpet-bag Re-
publicans met at Chattanooga, on the 18th,
to make up bundle of outrages for Gen.
Henderson and his ilk to use on the stump
in their desperate efforts to save the rotten
old Republican party from sinking. About
200 delegates were present, one-quarter of
them being negroes. The call for the con-
ton was issued, it will be remembered, by
theyRepublican Executive Congressional
Committee, and contained an admonition
to each delegate to prepare careful re-
port of outrages committed in his neigh
borhood. We regret to say that both
North and South Carolina we're not repre-
scented in the convention, and that the re-
ports of outrages were not complete. But
the deficiency is not fatal. Every dele
gate present in the convention had long
list OF outrages which had come within his
personal observation; and the tale Of
bloodshed and terrorism was as thrilling
and heartrending as the most unscrupu-
lous Republicans couldl expect. If half
that was told is true. it is surprising that
the negro members of the convention got
to Chattanooga with whole skins. How
ever, no delegates were missing, except
those from the Carolinas. Orders had
been sent from Washington that the third,
term and civil rights questions should not
be touched but, at last accounts, the ne
groes were determined to precipitate a
civil-rights debate, and one of the speak
ers, Brooks, of Arkansas, had trenched
dangerously upon the doctrine of central
ization. which is one aspect Of the third
term question.