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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-06
EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
EMPORIA LODGE, No. IL, \. 3. s :. =.
III Meets at their hail. RUeTles e fluuIss
building, ON the Thursday OI OF next lrecS,.-
ing the Iull moon OF each mouth. AND every
two weeks thereafter. Master Masous az
lgoOi standing are cordially invited to attend
JIM SIEEIE, ~ Al,
4. ACCTLL0UGH, Secretary.
ENMPORIA CHATTER, X. A. N. Mest1 Al
n Masonic Hall, on the 1st and 81 Erits;
evenings of each month, at "a O'Clock. Con-
paniOns in good landing are cordially tpyi'
cd to attend. ". NJ. VICES, u. y
W. 4. COPELAND, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS.
"SIOS LODGE No. ID. Meets NJ Old Fcs-
u ows' Han, over Emporia Bank, every
tuesday evening at s O'Clock. Member "a.
good standing invited to attend.
q. Il. JONES, y. q 4
NJ. WEAVER, Recording Sec.
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PHOTOGRAPHER.

"A. HICKOX,
PHOTOGRAPHER, over l.. j. Leha-
hards store, Emporia, Kansas,
Pictures TO suit, or no charge.
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A RIRsAIR IN IaEEs ANn VINES,

r HAVE lot of nice Naples, Box FL
IL der and Lombard. Also, bearing greps
vines, all OF which will sell, cheap. 4
have some shrubery and towering plants
which can be had at my farm; two E1iles
Aft JOHN FAwCETT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-06

id WRIGHT, NJ. D.,
FFICE opposite 1st National Bans
" Residence on West street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-06

DR. G. RI ANGEL,
AND SURGEON. Of
Il fice Bancroft's block, up stairs.
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WANTED.

WANTED. ,siz
A GOOD hand to take an ihferase III
~ gardening. One whe '1nderstassiz
the business preferred. No capital requiT-
ed. Good tr3de established.
TO j. ". RANDOkP44@
FRS CURED FREE
Any person suffering from the above
disease s. requested 20 address DR.. Prizes,
and q trial bottle OF medicine VIII be FOR
.wnrded by Exprcsss - =
FREES. E
DR.. Price Is regular physician, and
has made the. treatment Of
l FITS ON EP11.ERRE
| q study EcT years. and he wiii:,watrant =
cure BY the use OF his remedy
Do not fail 70 sena.to him fof tffs1 bats
! tie; sc costs nothing and he
WILL CUBE FOIjs
4 no matter Of how long standing younc case.
may be. or how many other remedies
Circulars and testimonials sent Wild
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
Address
Or. chao. = Price,
sci 81 william s., New xoEk
. frr.s =
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Il. d. JACOBS, NJ. d.,
HFFICE IN NEWS BLOCK, Up stalks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-06
BUILDERS, ARCHITECTS, 60

DAVIDSON & APPLEBE.
TARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Shop at BcHsch's cid stand, 9th ave.
nue..
EFF. SPRAGUE.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop o.
~ 18th Avenue, between Commercial RE3
Mechanics street. AL calls promptly attend
cd to. janl9a Il
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An Iowa gentleman recently shot
9 postmaster for refusing to lick q
postage stsmp for the amiable and
accomplished wife Of the shooter.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
With our next issue we shall COM
mence to agitate two questions of
much Importance to our Parish.
The first and most important is the
question Of White immigration, and
the other a Telegraph. We shall
in series of articles describe the
advantages of Rapides, it's climate,
soil, products &C., and will endeav-
or to spread such information as far
we can in localities where it will be
likely to do some good. We will
publish free of charge to the adver-
tizer all offers for the sale of land
to immigrants, in small quantities
and on favorable terms to them as
to credit &C., and we invite commu-
nications from all who will dispose
of lands to white immigrants on ia.
vorable terms. In this direction
lies the solution of all our troubles
political as we'll as financial, and
We hope our land owners will re-
spond to our offer.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
Eckert's Brass Band.

The Band under the leadership OF
Mr.. j. F. Eckert, from New Orleans,
was in attendance the four days of
the Fair and played with their string
instruments fer the Ball. They gave
us most excellent music, and charged
only 2 reasonable price. We COM
mend them to the favorable notice of
all who wish to engage q first class
band.
Communications addressed to J. T.
Eckert, 20. 151 Common Street, OPP
posite St. Charles Hotel, New Or
leans, La, will meet prompt atten-
ton. For a delightful scramble to
this office while here, we are under
obligations, and we appreciate the
compliment. Success to Eckerts
Band"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
Wilson's Sewing Machines.

We ommitted last Week in our re-
port OF the Fair to make any mention
of the display of Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes from the popular hou of
Messrs. Ferguson g. Schnack. This
was unintentional on our part and
only happened in the hurry OF hav-
ing so much to do in so short a time,
as it was holiday week at our Office.
The display OF their excellent Ma
chimes and the work done by the M
was deserving Of special mention.
We have examined the work done by
the " ilson Machine and find that
the two points Of excellence are, that
it sews alike on both sides Of the cloth
and that the sewing cannot rip nor
pull out by the breaking Of any Of the
stitches. They are neat in appear
ance, and are much cheaper than
anyothers in the market. which in
hard times tike these is an item OF
interest to most persons.
Give Messrs. Ferguson & Schnack
q call at their Store on Front Street
and examine the Machines for your
self. They do not think it any
trouble to show them nor to operate
them.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31


resting him, he was putting himself
on . footing with the hithwaymau
who demands ones purse upon the
same authority that be was de.
manding the surrender of Mr..
Huey's liberty. When Mr.. Cos.
grove at Natchitoches made q sim.
liar demand and was answered
with the same insulting braggado.
cia pat Of a pistol, the officers in.
voked the use of q weapon which,
as far as the law goes might as we'll
have been employed by Mr.. Cos
grove and his friends, to prevent
his arrest, a. by this officer to
make it.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
a u II
Freedom Of Speech.

Jas. b. Cosgrove, the bold and fear
less Editor Of the Tindicator at Nat
chitoches, has been arrested upon
some trumped up charge and is now
lin durance vile" This is an outrage
for which there is no parallel since
the days when Seward used to tinkls
his little bell and order the arrest and
confinement Of Editoss ead whom he
pleased in the North. I Sons day .
retributive Justice will oyertake the
tyrants who thus override All the
Constitutional rights secured ~ tie
citizens Of what was one free Coun-
try. The bitter foe q al tyrants Il /
free press and il is the one they most
fear. a
We are not informed as 70 the
specific charge against our friend
Cosgrove, but W endorse snny aid
everything ne has ever said in the
Vindicator, and II the officer who
holds the warrant for his arrest will
have the kindness to inform "a what
particular articles in the Tindicator
has brought Cosgrove under the bann
Of the law, we will REPUBLICAN them
upon our own responsibility, and he
may come after us too. We want q
free press and il we are not to have
it we would like to know fright now,
so that we may understand just where
we stand. If there is censor Of the
press in the person Of every petty q.
S. Marshall whose venom seeks to
shut off free and outspoken express
sion Of opinion, we want to know it
right now. We are in the same boat
as the indicator, Mr.. Marshall, and
if you are padding that canoe. pad-
die us along too. We don't like to DO
left behind. t.~
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

SHOOTING AFrRAY.-On Sunday last
the son of Mrs. John Kelso, George,
was shot at the plank road, by a me-
gro named Ernest Diggs. He was
shot in two places, once in the head
and through the thigh with pistol
balls We refrain from giving details
until the prisoner, who is now in Jail
shall have had his preliminary ex.
animation. Georges wounds are
pronounced by his physician not to
be dangerous and he is now doing
we'll.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

q Remember that only those
voters living in ward are entitled
to vote for Magistrates and Consta'
bles. No one outside Of the Ward
can vote to- these offices in your
Ward. Challenge their votes il
they attempt it.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

- Vote against the amend
ments! See that your ticket is
properly fixed so as that you vote
against the amendments !" It is
a radical dodge, specious upon their
face but covering fraud at the bot
tom.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

e~ Amidst the storm which RACES
above, below and around US, Rapides
is quiet, perfectly quiet. We are at
a loss to account for the fact that
Kellogg, Packard & Go. have given
Ms the goby. Small. favors thankful
liz received.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

e Be quiet and orderly on cleo
ton day. Let no disturbance OF
any kind give the radicals an ex-
cuse or opportunity to cover up
their impending defeat. Take
more on that day than you would
on any other day in the year.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

~ The. Indians must be having
a nice time, all the soldiers are
removed from the frontiers and are
in Louisiana, helping to keep Kel-
logg, the Usurper, and his minions
in power. Still we are not happy
O, beneficent government! "The
best the world ever saw"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

u We are against reputation
anyhow. Let Louisiana pay every
dollar Of her honest debt, whatever
it is. What of it is fraudulent, she
does not'owe, but we don't like tc
have Kellogg and his buzzard crew
decide what is fraudulent and what
is not.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

u Thanks to Steamers Fleta.
Sabine and Garry owen, for paper
tayOrs.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

e. Kellogg says his money
transactions with Ben Butler and
Matt Carpenter were perfectly L.
gitimate. Certainly. They were
his attorneys in court, and there
fore he owed them tees, which he
did not pay until they were "hard
up" and in favor of Congress or
dering new election. Then he
shelled out when his lawyers being
easy in money matters, didn't find
it necessary to push the new cleo
ton business any further. This il
perfectly satisfactory, "my dea,
Kellogg La. State Register.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

~ Tho Executive Committee
have made the appointment of
Messrs James Perkins and James
Macarthur as a Ward Committee
for Nichols Precinct, in the place
of the former incumbents.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
T. On dit has it that Lieut.. We

u On DIT has it that Lieut.. We
ME, who by his courtesy and gen
tlemanly department while station.
ed here, won the esteem of all ou1
people was wounded in the Black
Hill's expedition of Gen. Custer
So says a turloughed soldier of his
command now here. We are pleas
ed to learn that the wound was not
serious.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

The CRops.-Some..of the Sugar
Planters, indeed, the most of them
have already ground portions OF
their cane crop, and new Sugar and
Molasses is now coming to town
for sale and shipment. The yield
so far is good, being we are inform
ed about hogshead to the acre.
The best.picking of the cotton crop
is now over, and is being ginned
The yield all over the lowlands OF
the parish averages pretty near
~ a bale to tile acre. We have
made enough corn TODD us next
year.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE STEAMER FLETA WILL
i carry Cotton through at (Sl.5O)
One $1,000 Dollar per Bale, paying
the Warehouse Charges for Storage
to say twenty-five cents per Bale.
JNO, c. MITCHELL,
Str. Fleta.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

t. Shoulder to Shoulder! All
together, Boys! On Monday go to
the polls early, cast your votes as
soon as you get there find out if
any OF your neighbors are not there
and go and bring them up if it is
necessary. Let every man in Ra-
pides put in his vote against ras-
cality, theiving, bribery, high taxes
and fraud in the government of the
State.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

The FAIR AssoCIATION.-There
have been two meetings of the
Board Of Directors Of this Associa-
ton, since the close of the Fair,
and they have now about settled
their accounts. An effort is now
being successfully made to obtain
stock subscriptions of one hundred
dollars CASH, from each of forty
citizens, SO as to put the Associa
ton upon firm footing. It is a
matter which should commend it.
self to every one of our citizens,
and we do not suppose that they
will find any difficulty in selling
that amount of Stock.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-31

tary authorities in cases where re-
sistance is made and then only as
a posse, as they act in the capacity
of a posse comitatis and are sub
ject to the command of the Mar
shall, who being the representative
Of the civil authority of the govern
ment, is responsible for the good
conduct of his posse, and who must
himself serve his warrant and
make the arrest. There is, and
there can be under the constitution
which subordinates the military to
the civil Authority, no power grant
ed to auy military officer or soldier
to make arrests of civilians in time
of peace. The Marshall and the
officer commanding his posse, are
the representatives of two distinct
powers of the Government, and
while there ought not to be any
conflict of authority, there can not
be any blending Of their powers.
We do not presume that this posi-
ton will be denied or disputed.
When then Lieut.. Hodgson so boast.
ingly and with so much bravado
told Mr.. Huey at Homer, that his
army six was his authority for ar.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
swLNBURNE TO BARRY C0RNB ALL.

MY DEAR SIR I send you some verses written u"S
since on reading Charles Ltmos sonnet to you, anu 10
membering what you said Gn jes) to Mr. Bayara
and myself the other day about your poetry OeuS o"
tess well known than had been. Mytrlouei is iess
having but not less sincere; perhaps you WI" 'Ao "
and excuse It rs what 1t is, an impromptu'
vo,a ,orv ,r,,y AIoERNoN c. SwrNDURSB.
ToB. w. Proctor BARRY Cornwsli), Sept. 1, 1868
In vain men tell us time can alter
Ola love or make Old memOries fatcr
That with the old the old years life closes,
Tho old dew still falls on the old sweet flowers,
Tho old sun reyives the new-hrdged hours,
The old Summer rears the newborn roses.
Much more n muse that bears upon her
RaimenI aud wreath and fl Ser 0i hOnor,
Gathered long since ana long since "o'en'
Fades not or falls as fall the yernai
Biz ssoms that bear no iruit eternal,
BY Summer Winter cbarred or cloVen
III
No time casts down. no time upraiscs,
such loves such memories, and such praises
AS need no grace OF sun or shower,
No saving screen from frost or thunder,
To tend and house around aud under
The imperishaele and peerless hO wer.
w.
Old thanks old thoughts, old aspirations,
Outliye mems lives and lives OF nations,
Dead, but for one thing which survives
The iuaenable aud unprced treasure,
The old iOy OF power, tue old pride OF pleasure,
A. c. swINBURSE.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
,rw.yoPK CITY.

Divsions s. adjoining BeIrys LANDS hnS, o. msncns. ~
Chnrrh west Farms 3lo179sx32o1 o1i"o iofeeoei &, 7oo
Js1lsnn o Dyckmsn Esther Nua @l''Vo
Elirdges pste y 70 Thomas Smith Nominal
fip1lays n Wsshngiolae iVVhi"" aio'ahAi ono
Gale kchm a. ioreclose. o,SoV
F;no.St lot Nos I4J and I5l, map Meose, $4,000.
to Wayerey; Bhse sLmd TO George Burkel aud Louise IN
P, corner Doyer 21x5GS. ioreclose h. d. Gale to ooo
l0hs ., 100 Of Avenue 2oI9is Margaret Rachel
Te Of F,1s cotse SsTS sSfe VT iWos 257e
Same property Margaret Jane acMaSo1 WIDOW to George
Ihet consideration omitted. ''''''
sane s pIOerr lSa m ms1n 4424
Inn: n::r TO # l7;OOo
o1n,s, ooo =. 1900
SSns Shasl ;iDTG SgTr to PsG 5 DSyer $1,000
MsTei :. $3.50
Joining 60 it Of l2Sths;, OSr39ll; Ira
sS Sifn 70 fy1f 1 OF iotisye 5aIo6ii i5siss
375 1Oth-ave 5OI9o1Li Grdey to Deer n ,,o
hIsone Ntes, a. 6osnsr 6os $4,000
CInton.aye 75 Of waTenst 25IlOO West fArmsi 1,o
JcLnon.ay. s. Lot $780, East fremont 6lxl5O17ox ,--
100 81 j an.on to Mary Co7e. s7o
'0nnSHag '0noIH6. " \ rss 70 G1resst 2135
q S g D. 900 II % -. -. $500
WI, a. nn: to,nor Fitchst S2rl00 Wet Farms;
s scispn tini'y o-,' .......... 10000
2l,1te t corner $4,000
sia1e s. 2o5 # Of 5h 2OI7O Hughes to IIau- ozo
Sam, 1rorary sarah r wife Of Crook ugbes... nominal
bounied bv deent houisania-aye Ela-s and Lewis
l75.3n433, in three courses II oxio1 u hye roaLse
Wet Mosana; Harriet NJ VILE OF nJamin iaSA 10 ~ mn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Nov.

NEw-YoRK Saturday. Nov. 7. 1874
There we're no public sales made at the Tx.
change sesrooms to-day and but small attendance OF
operators.
For next week the legal sales are less numerous thah
usual
On Tuesday Adrian II. Muller Son VIII SELL by order
10 tho sprcme Conr four valuable lots located on the
northwest corner OF renth-ave and One-hundredsnu
tif,v St by order of Geo. :. Sedgwck reIefee.
" n VI Indiow IL co. gIll sell on Tuesday, NOV TO- at
executors sale the irs,cass fOur-story ~
welline and lo No Fthave. northwest corner oi
House Is most perfect orier tnrouG
out 2e9xl7 feet deep, and contains on rst n"or %
Observation-Disclosures dining ng-rOOm, musicr0om ana billiard,
room Also The elegant twO-sOry brick staD'e, NAW
eet with extension TO full depth OF loI vSs,
vi,h FOR nine horses abundance OF carriage roo
g. Gr Uou "a can be seen, either day or evening" Ny
ner,nil ON auplIcation 10 the auctioneers
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Aem Publications.

BATTING FOR STRENGTH-Showing how TO
II Eat Da1SK aad COOK to beeoHe healthy and sr0Os
Pnce 81 bT mail - an
Also Parlurtiol Without Pain 81 se1ral Physiology 81
Addrss HOLBROOh. l3 and 10 lAgbtsL, Ne"'iork
Al be had q. AppesOa's o. American News
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

1.int:li,Ierr.
srEPH3S p. N. TAsKSR
ItORKIS, TASKLR s, Co.,
VA PASCAL ILCN works,
TASEtE it0N works
SEN-ci' l., rztAw-RE.
oreo Fifth ani T1saC:-s:s, Ph.li II ylit.
Ohce an Walehou.r. No n UIi.-i.. NsT-IJfk
Ori,c aal W.rs.0I.e. SO. 20 O,gr.--i., Bo-tOn.
qrac r1sh Lon Wcl rl5cs, pain ra,yeazcf and
Tljt - co4f,d. for isa. asd vs6r
LAP.WLLpED CHARCOAL lHpi BOILER TUBES.
OIL NELL - bING AND CASING. - - -
GAS AND Srk!M fi"r&GS. GRASS VALVES AND COCKS
GAS AND SIEAM FILTER TOOLS.
CAST IROS Gas AND WATER III 'R.
STREET LAGE p Is md iATrLtNS
IMPROVED CoAb Gas APPARATUS. g..
VIZ WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATfkS rOS TO OUR PATENT
yULCAXiLED RUBBER, GATED TUE.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Gleamboais ano Railroads.


RRIDGEPORr, and all points on Housat0nic
ID Naugstuck Railroad. Fare 81 steamer BRiDGbPoEt
Catnanne slip 1880 aud BRIDGEPORT al II m
LHOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cotzenss Cornwall Eewburgh Marlborough Meoh Poughkeep'
Park Esopus steambost James w BALDWIN
Pier r. every Moncav Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock m
T'OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
Il at CoEeEs Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough Milton Highlands
New PAI Esopus-The steamboat THOMAS COkNELb eives
ila,oni Pier 81 N e. every TUESDAY THuhsDh Aud SAL
URDAY YH4pm
EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT 4p.m-
From Pier % North River foot Of MurraYst.
TRB woRLD-RKSOwEED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
C.,, A. a. SIMMONS Capt b NJ SIMMONS
The mos, direct Taunton. hdeboro. Pyuouh New
Bedford M.rh.s vinsysn Nantucket, Cape Cod. tho wHIrR
MOUNTAINS and all psep pcnts and tho Prov
ino For Tickets and serOoni .RPy l and o29 Broaawy
t~eaAhst Dodd EIpreS o9ee: s4& BrOsdwy and 10 Court
Booklyn at the oes the re all principal Hesss
end Ticket Ohess In the
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
BORDEN l. LOWELL, ATentA
GEORGE l. COSSOR, General Passenger ras
Q. T. 3 Csassu
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
HhrLEM RIVER pRANCH.

COuntl llI1E pIeWbeE a I9II =.
Trains Harea layer Station al I, = az 9t5 EO
A 100 4:iO. 5iJ, IA go D. IL. p,.-.
usrtst sir E,r Harlem River Staten, Norlh Ne -l"...
For trtr posters II . ali po'A
'1' JOHN + MOODY SuIt n. =. T. 'H14 NeY.lofS
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
snaiiv tSunfays only.
D' JN). n ABBOTT General Passenger Agci


NEW-YORK,- NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD 4. R-NlN YORK AND hEW-LAvES DIVISION
AstumB Advancement SeOt IL 1874 Pea-e' station
in NewYor Central Depot; entrance On Forcon4s
Trains for NewIiayen 7:0 (Aep % (ELl soo
tAccn 1000 tEr 1900 (Accb lO (bIl 500 tsL)
220 ccn 43o and 5:lj ocal EL s;lO EA ani 5;lO EI)
For South YOrw-ls. 40 SOP 905 1870 loO tELl
2:2U 3l5 4:3S 10 5:iO G:35 40 $40 Io samior
7O, s0j 9O5 lQlO m 900 NJ l;O9 80 in5 %lo lhhh
355 l:S. J, 5:lj. 5:iO G:3o. 1923 $40 JlJ W li;1 p
Boston Express Springfield at 800 ara 10 n sa1 olo
D. NJ git Shore Lire 10 Tue 500 M lVO ara
s. and $40 D. Stopping SamiJ AorEa.S aai 6:Oo aa
1000 IN loo 300 $40 and 9:lO C. m g. ~ port IBe
SOB a. IT. D. with hhor. Ire Dron ior
Providence Connccu Valley savroo - 500 N ni
D. wi. Shore Lle Division for Norch -ro Ne"haen
horhampton M at EewaVD. ara The 500 H. snl n. br
press for Newport; o;05 l0s. and IL noo1 s oonAe VITA
COnaeetcut Liver at Springfield ani m II nose ias 6
IN with EangtarS K T. ne S'Oo
en- With IOlsstonic r. r. at Brseoot he so1 n.
8 10 with UaabuY nni NOrgak - >1h Horfak,
ara the s:05 m l:CU 43S and JlO with Neaaaan K
a STANFORD. .-c-.-.,, . o.,o.
m, via Providence . 90 ~. -
press Trans. - -. r.to. O-., os Co,.,,.- . e, ~, Con.
,,, n :: ocs " y lTarsfer Co, 944 LfoaIsa aui
Wipso Hose N y aGl No CouEi-t, BrooAy1 "0o ~H aS
check baggage from residence 10 deS.Li'Va
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Drooklnn propertl co Ee:.


DARLOR FLOOR OF No. 102 Pneapp,e-st.;
suitable for ocs sioo TEN; 61s two dIJ
fon Pulon-st w. +. COON 2jj NlsnagsoA", I,r9okIIn
V7O LET-Three-stOry private HOUSE, water
a.I Gas: onto lie CitY PARK. ~. 81 Etyy nroo yu near
tTtv Hal ana rnes t3) per moah Apply to Hrs Nc
KISLsY, 81 Nsyy.s; lam 'iiate pos es.loG
5s'O LET till MAY, rs, or terra of years,
4 NEW TVOSfCEf CsS LEI BaOWN-SiOHn holS,'
10 room .Gu.,5 FuOa Fy By aes cars kULANo
WHITING, D Beek.nGn-st
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
pHlLADELn!IIA: VIA LONG BRANCH and

4 lie NEW.jEReEl SOUTHERE RAILROAD.
Fare nom New-Iur, ~ IhI.4de.Ula only ~ %
Commencing MONDAY o. 10 ls7 t'c ncw s;annri ana con-
,og, sfeamh1st, JAZZ MOSELi alt DAl SrA3. c-aaas
Sanay HOOK with All tr,'s wall .,-,
~ Lee-e Ne,.y,-k rom Pier g. N R foot ri R'c'or-rt m
glJ 4 m-trr PaiA.riDaa IOly BsalcL ie-s k.TL ware
.ov n. 'lucse tor VI, an Bsiige,cn. .
400 = pcr Loa- Branch Toms RIVER has,''"n Dsfnesf"
IN. Tuckcrl
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09

SVHtTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAkRllNG THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
Skw ANU FtLL~PO1ERKb STEAMSHIPS
srue SAfUROA fS LverDoooo 90 THURS
DAYS. al Corr bsrOO'
REP BLIC. SATURDAY.. November Ia At 900 L.
BALTIC. SA1URDAf. November II al SOY D. IL
tEITiC. sAtUKDAl. bee ,, a. 2:OO m
OCEANIC. SATCGDAf. Dee IL. at S:UO p m
kLPl BLlC. SATURDAY December ~ at -:oO D. NJ
ron the Pier %. North GYer
Passenger acc al cse un-yael conDiaias
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons b4throoh
- SuT.eOns All Se~aEtesss secon3ir'
Nesest
kATbS-Saoon $50 sod. Return Tickets $40. ROn seerage
for iens tue Old County
can rov onts,u certificates az low
OF
SOr1sy, Swe len. lnta AustrlNa Chiaa Sc
IL
Of plans snc oaer inormAOn app e Comoanys
10. ~ Br"siwaT. NeWiOrk w. !. COktis. htrns
New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
Ecuses ano farms Uantee.

AT TARRYTOWN, DOBB'S FEkR1, on
N HAS ING WANTED at either plsee Genemihs CouNihi
SEAT for which GIsa property and cash VII be 4Vn p,v