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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19
Fosters Texas Drawing.
A farm to every Ticket holder if the
Drawing fails to tlke place June Goth.

Drawing 1diiS 10 IKE place June oUtn'
The unlimited confidence and liberal
patronage bestowed on the Texas Real
Estate and Gold Distribution, of which 1
am the Manager, is subject of general re-
mark. The post office records Of this City
shows that we have received twenty-five
times as many P. o. orders, and registered
letters with money then "a similar enterprise
of This City of larger pretepsions. The
Managemtnt take great pleasure in
knowledging their gratitude to the public.
with the assurance that the Drawing will
positively take place on the Both day of
June, 1875. Our October Drawing took
place with but one postDonement, and so
would this, but for circumstances (see adj
vertisements and circulars) utterly una
vOidabie. Our success is such that we
we can pafely promise to refund erery cent Of
money and present erery Iicket-kOtder Uith a
1eras Farm if the Drawing does not take
place ON the Both of June, 1875. We also
offer a plan (see ADVERTISEMENT whereby
those buying Tickets can keep their money
IN home bank till the Drawing takes
place.
j. E. FOSTER, MANAGER.
iuue Bot
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19
ARGUMENT.

Prof. Swing says: "An argu~
mentative wife is the only one that
can ever hope to talk her husband to
death. There is and end to poetry,
to apOstrOphe, to appeal: but argu,
ment is infinite"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19

The Marysville Gal office recent
~ issued land patent to George
Washington Christopher Columbus
Schillenbergannanzi,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19

A smuggIed lace dress of the EN-
prrss Emgenic, bought at one of Her
tfajpsty's sales, was seized at
w Washington. Its value is 80, 900.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19

Jotn q. Ssiner, an aeronaut,
Who = snid TO possess the experl.
49, q 315 ascenslons, ID now in
Cbfcagns in charge of . ,nsmoth
balIooa capable Of holding loo, 600
oubic Rot Of gas and supporting a
Wight u three tons. He intends
naking : trisl trip to Philadelphia
-, inst, preliminary to an attempt
- ercss tho Atlantic in August.
o. tie latter trip full rugged
beat - fest long is to be taken
aunoae - luggage for any emer-
keneies. The expenses are borne
~ ; party Of scientific gentlemen.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19
ohdal Journal d Madison County.

Tue Ohio Republicans have nom
mated Hon. b. B. Hayes for Gov
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-19
Notice.

L retreat for the summer, will find it at
the Artesian Springs. The. Springs having
been thoroughly cleaned, the water is pur-
er and better than it has been for years.
Parties desiring to visit them will find
cOnveyances at Goodman, or Pickens'
Station. Any information relative to the
Springs can be obtained by addressing
PROPRIETOR,
Care Schrock's box, Goodman, Miss.
They will be open for the reception of
visitors June LIST, 1875.
, 1875-11-22
PORT HURON NEWS,

St*etat Dtsp9teh to 1hl CAfeaoo Tribune,
PoHF HunoS, Nov. 2l.-DowN-Props Maine,
Philadelphia Nocket, Iontou, IT. Joseph, D. T.
Wilson, Commodore, Ketcham and oonsort, For
est City and consoEt, Dollo Crotao and barees
sehrs ii. J. cummiogA Mystic Star, New Do.
mibion, Moissl, WtI!lAm II. Vanderbilt, Montana,
Riverside, ]. G. Wosta. Dei1e liAusoom, II. A.
Richmond. Abble l.. Andrews, Hattie Wells.
UP-Props Glasgow. Cuba, David A. n,,st,
Champlatn. g. ]. Kershaw. CuyahogA Mary
Jarooat and oonsost, Sheldon aud consort.
Trader and hArges; schrt droton, Kingashef,
Ida Keeth.
Wlsp-Northwess; fresh.
WxATKEn-Gloar and cold
Tho schf katiaRe, which wss Ashore It
MlohaelIn Bay. arr tyod hero to-day in . watar-
logged ooudtlon, In charge Of de tug N,aesse,
Iho HehE Wecousts vas toxod iu III tho Sumo
condition. and IL sunk bslow tho decks, her tim
her kaep,ng her st,oAt. ahe draws over 16 feek
snd vii have 10 bo dooked hsre, N aho cAu't
cross the da&a.
Tho tug Prindlville 10 tn Tho vicinity OF tho
river With tho sohE George Worthlngsou, snd will
probably azT,ye before morning.
The ateAua barge TrA&icr went ss4ore near tho
!lRbthonse aete this morning, aud was pulled
pnttiop Of tho cargo Of the schooner Popo-
kec, asLorc On Clark's Point. w9s Iighteood aud
arrived hare. The tug QuasIe 8as Obliged 10
secure a1othcr lighter ut uoderloll, and, with ika
assistance. 1t IL expected that Ihe yeAaol will be-
released, unisss ths present mipd aud soa draw
her sshore beyond recovery.
Tho soow seuator, which uas ashore on Peach
Island. was released last night By lightesing tho
deck.losd.
, 1875-11-22

last toak. d addition, "i,Ad luck 10 ypu I'm
there, for galoat, take nne in at, novrr rats
ior 1ns! =" he saya aloud. aud then soIt, soce
"shc do!'l f"Fs you'll! ees till I xst a sats any
way" A wink to tho company il Henetal aud he
suhsidca--on his weil leg.
" loom for one morcl" shouts ono Of Tho
marine r; poreona, ~ Two fate shoppers oro"d IN.
tneis way, md fails victlm u nass.venesa and
thick-eoIod ns,o,e. withhold the unfortunate
mans remarks, ~ thny might mt b conHt'1ersd
pleasant reading. Ihe ladies' pas~ M their 1arcs
aathmn,. "Isi wt,ant nnoiher! Ons nhofe thare,
Qhents!" Old Folticn uinks violently. natwttl-
standing his rnlry foot, aud aays. knn atnslv. 10
sIIe benienans Jcw. - Les tho fat tuld cadger
come down for 1t. tt l,e wants IT,! I'll have tbe
usc a ma nsonev till gets Hatcl'
"rloaRc pull the strap" hcgs ono Of tho par
co'.laten shop ,rrs. Tbs chcosy mechanic oboye.
aod wlll' jefk the bus stops; After mrcb
fiA,d themselves, hund.o+ ard all III an exsp1er-
atnt specimen Of Chicago avenue mud.boiee
"Iiho curse Of tho crows OH yg for 4 1Atr OF
tun1ru.,1es. anyway" hays tho roiiticIap, uhoeo
woanea I'D ssGs 1ss I'D ,Soads.s boar sstu tes
40 ble with :1l tho t1ra.nptin' an rnslin' they
.i.es ,i ,, catxtrh, IT,, Who ,'y quickly make. room,
s. i '% anssey ss'sey s;sn"@ s @.a i neess.a sa
meets opposittonlst tl!eo ''eomts tito tng OF
friend to .he" 10, DC. "A brutal Disusrck.
IAN rut1an! 4 Ion dotnssoaue. arr" Dc. 10.
from bxtlrs foot!" ~ forraken old whlskv-
Hellor ~ she bl.llcriu' 1ndepintlint gentleman
Is, 10 nothing else but And tho Tnby noee
fsiry go,sa aRasn with high contempt for she
whisk y.sellSng nonsnoe.
= htrces!" ehonts The driver, TIM "con-
venience" .stopa. and th- 'chiol who took
Ibcne uoses seas,ea tho froe Air Of hcaron, aud
nsnliois gadly homewards. a.
, 1875-11-22

the Justice. tho Justoo SAYS: II rcgfn. afr.
Trldc!inp. that kno something Of thus case.
and have formed IN inbradIcAbi6 opinion A. to
its mertlB. This. 1ou will ,nceds, makes 1t I'm.
desirable that should trv the case. rerhapr
yon had het.cr take \ change Of vonno 10 some
other CONT" And tho nest Iua:tcs sonds him
to thlr1 and M m till Tue victim
reaches tho Jnstice who has been selected TO
endure tho AssAuits Of tho younE 1awsers for
that WEEK. tie puts sono cotton wool in hiB
otrs. lights ctgar, *elects an Interesting novel.
When 10 gets through tbe Juaslco liipA nickel.
hoads for tt,4 ptainsitf, tai1a far the defendant
gives Judgment and terets himself for h'la mex.
asrtsant to forensic tllstinction. II ts rather
wearing on tho condemned Jnstice, brt Its
agonteh don't Inst long, and II tarca the othA r.
vast amount OF trouble And torture.
, 1875-11-22
A LINCOLN PARK BUS.

n<!.11..ns -" uoAtHe WEE As%"'"e'
~ ~ e'at''T ~ 1he t"teaao !f'oah<:
Cu1oAoo, Nov. 2l.-Wtth emsstiug remem-
brance OF t,ials endured In ono Of the lengthy
1.te var nav ..v =. Al. n,s,,e,- ~ a.. - 49,.
.sso' wv A.A, ~ a. 'ae "smo'1 OF .nas 1ass
rainy evening u Ike faded, dripping ghost, but
there are more Of am coming. You know
Ua]f-past i o'clock. It tho corns, of Mad,soo
ant rI.rt .,ra,t. ~. -, =. -, 1o 1.s"os
's" 49, s.a a'.ee'e: uuo ., tne potose'nonuonea
o"ooa ''opp'a1, suo Al olq petHon tYoufa tsuly)
stepp'ng gtngesly 10. seat about hairs
hroadth IL offered betseen Two Germans of
:. r,,rv h.h,t- y ~ ,s,I.h
puh5 nao'ss toy whleh may moan pEopenai-
ties tobsccontsh OF Fs!staftian. OF b0lh). aud l
am sitting on au '.edgs," which may tust ss
vol Le raoRed "A IN mIger.hIy narrow.
Randolnh str,.t t,u t,nor.>n..., n.,.
Au.epa ot'oos, se1'' hoho"'c5oo Boo''o-
'aao E'.f'nR Rhasuly sofoaBh the dim dooF'paoe,
aud entering. Right opposite me. BY tleflly Slid
ing hs poplar proportions bs.neen Two noddIux
old pat,Ies, ho Ia comfortahiy sattlod. Two
.bon.n;,,. ,.,, ,....r,,,,. H.. -
enopRH98 TIP R1acotully ID among ubs Aud NO
sse lol.lng Of. Those q Two Ozphans Arc
no nayer tu heAT tho last Of tlemf Tho,s tbey
60" "apd ho saye." "and then Aha aav."
and ,,e ,ool. =, h., !, :. .r,I .,,s ,...n ..a
sle IonSs NJ In, md j.. s,ns usS ~ ana
uausesm' nislter ct.ttsr ~ H. 49,, w. ~
grindin9 .bns. wi,esIs' '''' ~ 'A' 'AHo'' ~ @n'
aslpn,ue .nd !. t.ss,.at I".os sd fo"nk mocoaole*
k,s II t.uis Ind twn monstar is"Gs,. .n:,,.d
around among our bun,ops anil corn. ~ n5nmisw!
ssr.ps in ue tso,, s,noPe'E!s aIs holding on 70 tho
to In ttrsns h..',,,, 'sns AstH.1 no!ol1R o9
Tho .D1nh.n." H. ~, t1.eH ~ paasea up. aoa
swings sosY ors,' nIsn.T Tue 10 ~" .1g G.lofs
, 1875-11-22

~soh day up to Jan. a. commencing With No, 1
and ending With M. 2a0. rtafnttfYs' hrinfe
tho call. And lefnudan.h' briof within ton DAYS
OF that tiT,o. All rnsorde NUT he He'd br Tho
eoco1'1 day Of tho term. To .plos eAasa aio not
enumerated, they having tho preference also
, 1875-11-22

NV osIzAhs. Nov. 3l.-The specIal telegram
received yesterday from BrosuaYills. ssyiuR
shas cspt. atcNallJ MAS cut Oh aud susssndsrsd
near Los Caeroa, appears 10 haye hsen maraly :
ramor obtatnod through Me1ieaa sources. .Ad-
vices received up TO ! !Ata hour last nfRht from
tho commao1,rR officer Of tho unitod 6tates
forcee IN front Of Lo* Cssros, reports thst Capt.
MoNaIly hAA rtorpAEed to tho American Slle Of
the ksffr With hIa command Al HA{p.
, 1875-11-22
THE GERMAN DRAMA.


Tho fatl4rY oi tho cIalm which has heretofore
. been made that good tie1uan theatre could
not cxsss IN this city, owing 10 tho reluctance Of
tho German population 10 prnpery hupport such
All institution, Ia sufficiently s',own BY tho
cr,Hds which ill tho New Chicago Tloasre
evary suudss evening. all that mas uesIed
10 maze tho German drama ip this
city slccsss was 10 securp good and
respectable thcatre ana q oompapy which camo
up to the critical requirement OF the wcll-edsl-
Gated better class Of Germans, who arc tho real
pAtroua Of dtenntlc ART Dir. Alexander Wuts-
ter has secured botIs. A bet.rr eituated anl
more cosy theatre for tho representation OF re-
hued Getu,aH dEarnaH aud conedidH could nut b.
WISHED II, nod that tho company is one Of the
h"st that has ever played together IN this COM
W las oeen ottdn asberteo. Tie rIay pro-
seirel last evening ~as drama by thS cole
pj.sa Ioso ostmsa osea p,iys,lshtd M P.ni
audience. Iha aching WAS excollcn.. Hiss
Wolf took tho part Of Nar.a with much ercdit
Mrs. Clausaeu - Magtiaierta showed that slo
"as not onsv I'll exoetlous aoubFatte, but that she
could dollncAto emotioual characters nilh oaual
sklll. Mr. Danald took tile par, Of 1.ae Irojrs-
sor with much ease. Alt the othass 90 3ultted
themselves csedissb'y and weEa wo1l up III their
parts. Noxt Sunday " uItimo" ('T This Dig Do-
nauzA } will bo gwen bv this company, riicn d
tho GoEnat language to draw comparison bo.
tween the German and English production.
"ARorsp TIE WORLD IN GERMAN.
The spectacle, "Around the World Ia Eighty
DAys." was produced In German at tho Adcphi
1hoatro last osrnsug.' Tho house WAS we'll filled
In tho gatlcnos, but tho parrietts was nearly
empty. II Is almost an u4mpossab,lity to draw
comparison between the Eugilsh aud German
producsion. The representation OF tie ploco
last evening looked moro like bnrleaquc on
tho EuE!lah version. Tho translation IS yerY
poor. and tho actors showed ut almost eYorT
step that theJ needod moro rsbea1ssls to bring
them up In ther respective parts Mt. William
PeitlaaieF represented PAiHeaa Fog9 quite &C.
ceptablv, but not ~ woll - tho gentleman who
glvoe the part IN English. nr. 0'l'dke was giyen
by Mf. T. @. WRtaon. the SAME gentleman who
plAyB ths character in English. Mr. Watson i. a
u"fmsn and used to PLAY with the German COM
psny Ut Tho us1man Theatre on North We,ta
street before tho IRE, woen he WAS known AZ
Mr. Munbnor. hIr. Alexander host essAYed
TO fcnder tho part Of Pasaepdrsout, but
mhdo complete failure of tho same. Mr. Ko.t
IL good comic actor, but IL entirely unified 10
tako part of that kind. Meajalnos RAhter
and SchAnmbeFg ssva tho Indian Processes toll
erably we'll but were Also fur behind thstr Ku-
Etlsh prototypes. ALI tha other cb.racsera were
IapEeeenttd In such buaglin9 manner - to
deiy criticism. The sesnery ballet. ETC., how
ever, vas ~ good ~ on previous evenings.
, 1875-11-22

To As Editor u Ths CAteaao Trauns;
cn1cAao. Nov. 1o,-1n your paper = few days
ago read al expose OF the btundera which
hsve been made in the County Clerks of}ce Ia
extending tho taxos In night volumes Of The
Town OF Hyde Park. I thought II strange that
the Town OF Evanston should not bs brought
into prominence, - well ~ Nyds Park. Tho
three volumes Of Eyansson arc redaapsd rleht
through tho same - HYDE Park. That mskos
eleTsn volumes to my uwn knowledge. Tax
payeFs should 500 .bAs such atAte OF stsairs IL
stopped, and !nsiat on Cen. Lab to remove sbis
luan llotnadsy from = posltion wbic., ae has
proved h'mseit wholly Incompetent 70 discharge
~ datles Of. bns not before he pay. thls ext;s
expense incurred ln extending tho tA1ss in all
tlose books, and NJ! such osless u mar tusp up
during tho course OF eyouts. Elesen books al
elo per book (.bioh conadc1 taiF svefAge)
makes $tt0 knd ca par hook {whtch has been
Alioxed1 for ehlktug out with sad
tnk Ihsee wrong o1tensouA 1aakoe = sum total Of
3la2 hops Gen, Lieb viii not torRet 10 pat
thst amount down against bis man Friday. II
u tas dasJ Of sRssy tA1-Qayas to 100 thai tht.
, 1875-11-22
MUSICAL


&Ao 1--WE AT LAHE E0HEaFs
Friday evening Miss Rive played piAno-ee-
estal II tho Forty Hall School In Lake Forest
With tho following programme:
eonaA ApTaaslnu1tA, op 61......,..,.. Beethoven
l. k..;s!ns::hx4at ass .us Sisn. %. .ssauasaa
s::aa ssass F!sl.l.e s. Il In ia, Chopin
% =? a:a IL; l:1 s;a;a; :ssse:tt 4sas.it
IA Fsuat W4lt1. iIs.t
5%p.osgtS i
This apenlm proxr.mnio vas rendered
throughout IN most satisfactory manner. OF
couiee. tue most luterest attached lu tho per-
foruance Of the Beethoven souatA, whirh IL ooe
oi tue greatest and loveliess, aud amounss TO
OF piapAt. lts psrformAuco on tbls occsslo1,,
faulseaa IN point Of 1schnlquo. ro6ued in purxs-
ing. dtscrninatise in point or emphasize, aud
i,s. tihos.o4.shiy ,, ,,mns'c.l. Wy sush y 70 On
= 70 Interpreter Of i,ssthossn. t ~ certsIaiT ts
tbs sonata" hka neyer befDse been played 70
we'll 10 this region. Not le.s satisfactory was
heI Cholan plsytng: which was refined, poetio,
na ai. nnlahnt Miss lsive 10 also entitled to tho
credit ot obtaining from tue piano tho beat tone
ol a9y American psnist. scarcaIy excepting viii.
lam Mason himself, whom In perfection Of tsoh.
n!gua aha sutpassad.
T4K &Ezp1AM.
Tbs Seheas8als OF ''rAe Ne4steb." nv 11r.
!3 nnctman's choir, are progressing tusly. il
H'll ls given Dec. a. Mr. hlaakmsn II en-.
largloR hls foroes by Inviting old oratorlo
singers. and would 10 glad to havo psrsons
mno 40 ae4ualtteI! With Tho Msssish" bn
nm. Eshearsals arc htld Baturdav eyeeltRa.
2!aa az hsteu Mueller, who has Just returned ftom
x. natops, waese sle hss besn studying for tous
Sfsee. two years. under tho tuition of Mme.
Mae!oatt ths uualcsl public vii! bo glsd 10 kaow
VIII probably s'ng tho alto parts II Tho Mesvish.
". SAuL CONCERTS.
haa bssa ou1ensd to b. given = tha 81. PAuls
, 1875-11-22

bill In paid. Tho County Committee on En- nall
zhsion should devote an hnnr or two of 'tIor
precious ttrno to lnyoBtgn tn0 this whole mstl1r,
and Examining csruful! al tho work which llas
hecn done uuder tho superYisibn of thla man
ilorhatay. daubt not bnt II \ thorough in-
vedt'gs:ion Ia made he wilt turn up tndehssd
soma S3!N OF $40D to tho cuunty. J. l.. q.
, 1875-11-22

N1CoL-The funora1 OF Ms. James Kicol NH takn
cn<1eE Of Lako aud Sheldon strcets, b. clrr.aqm 10
isost HUI csnetary at O'Clock p. M. on Monday,
Nor. ~. Friends Of tho family and members Of 6t
AndfsWa Soc!ety 4rs cordially Invited to attend.
, 1875-11-22
supRENs COURT NOTICE.

sr4ss& nepsteA 10 1As cA&naoa 1t.banA.
h4xlsox1x1n, H.. Nov. 90.-Mr. HAmburshes.
Clark Of tha Supreme Court gives notice thAt It
tbs Jsnuaxy tesm In The oonaA Grand Dtylslop,
commanding Jan. 10, tHeaty oasoa Vill ba called
, 1875-11-22

WAs!uso7ox. u. C., Nov. o2,-1a n.-For tho
0hto. Upper blEslsaippj. and Lower Missouri
Valleys and Uppos Laxo region. hicb. followed
By failing barometer, cast to south Winda, sta.
tsonasy to rising Temperature. purity oion,Iy
weather and. from tho Missouri Ya!loy to Lake
superior. possibly occasional SNOW.
LOCAL onARRyATt0N,
, 1875-11-22

LOCAL.
lhn cor'ar-eto OF Thu nev Ttusl Medical
tolleKo Was laid Saturday with Masonic cero.
Enoniee.
corp 7rhtlon Cornscl DIckey will submit At tho
ooNho!l moeltnH thus evoni,tg an otiulon IN re-
Eara 70 ehc next CITY election. lhern cnn be an
e'ccs'oh IN April II tho CITY III not redIariotcd+
Tho walking, ,matcl, botueen Weston and
Saturday tho litter coming out yietortnus. and
leading Weston by 62 mlcs. The 1eooipls At
tne tt,e door during tho day warn about $4,000
ohoary "Rs presented With 4 gold metnl, ss
champion Nalkist Of tho world,
, 1875-11-22

nnfotmod Episcopal Church, Tho frat occurring
Iucfdhy evonins. Mira. Thnrston, atiss Hon
ner. Aitts Hardy. and 5ieasTa. Crctwold, FAlk
Coffin Alton. Rtmbark, sud Lnflor, will t4ko part
In tic concert.
ritH BEETHOVEN NtussoS.,
The aeeond Boottoven 9oclety reunion will l,o
Et*on fr!day evening OF his week 1t thslr roorne,
conner OF State aud Monros streets,
, 1875-11-22
ONE GRAND DOUBLE SALE
TUESDAY, NOV. 23.
Ha Bale on Thuralay, 26.h Thautasi7lns Day.

Nav and lssno inEoieos of Staple and Fancy pF5'
uoods to ba tloso*i.
Th> special attention o{ Deainis Ia FAncy ot1,.
uetes tn plscs aud pstlarua), Hepe!lans. AuWool
Iades Cloths, Ysfveteens {blaek sn4 eoloss} Fancy
Cotton1des, Chsviots, p!a!ds. Lnales. Caecfa at.
earnestly !nTtsd 10 this sale.
Also u iecta tarRxns for dealers In Real Hand Iaa1
0u'ruEs Leces, Dress Tam1a!ngs, Raaiinss iAaes es
Goods. Rich Black Airseas. Fancy Bsluaassi co'sa
AMI Woolen Hosiery, etc.
Attractions for dea1exa In Hats and Cars E4o do4@
we'll ssaorfed tal and winter goods} Also 6tc sns
Mittsus {b1 dosnn assorted In rnenf, woman ~
ehildfonS wear1; Cussom-alado Gothinr, Tsas s1.
0r1snoats Ustsi. e!c deas' md Boys SS.ie1nse nt.
6hlftA, QvefshiEts, eto. -rA
osinE 10 the great length of this sale N s1ee1Rn'
1o6ee Nnoh will be seryod At MON.
0EO, +. GORE h CO., 81 And 70 WshAshst
, 1875-11-22
DEATHS,

Luudborz's California Water
or toilet and bath an refreshing
, 1875-11-22

"o Rave No Sympathy
TOT thoee VINO suffer with corus anil buntous vrtnr 10
aaeetae! rernedy ~ Mtoya Aagisa, PAn Extractor
may ~ bought at any dfuR storA Is os. 81
, 1875-11-22

ELECTRO Silicon

{ai thu kwatd e tho American instuts ot N4w
t9.k ~ tho cst atteo knuxa for ueaunx and polang
r. r.. .an':n,g +, n: 40, :sfsss r. 81,
h9 IL n'uE7 vail tGxul.ted Aousa. Bnld by nouse Fur.
nt:sfn9ry Is!asH;t. JeselsIa and G!oesn. Agents.
ST.. ChIosdo.
, 1875-11-22

Pianos aud Qrgnus.
Hailet, Davis co.'a Grand, Square, md Upright,
aud Smiths American Org,ns, can bs found oaly ii
". ". klmoallts corner 8tate end Adams atseets,
Chicago,
, 1875-11-22

SIs i1t Dtpatch {, TIE Chicago 7F,a4oa-
DIXON. ILL.,. Noy. 2l.-Navigattou ou Rock
Htver has c'ossd. Ice formed las; night, and
Capt. DrcwA stoa1nor Ronci has gone lntn vim
tor quartofs in the bayou above 1saao Doasd-
mans. Thcrmamosor O abova, with A-ayy
wind.
, 1875-11-22

John Norris Is erecsing fino residence.
Tho ney. John o. Foster hhs q normal class
once week 10 the Methodist Episcopal Churoh
ali are invited TO atteud.
Thore will bo gwen 1t tho Methodist Eptseo-
Pa! Church au oyster supper tomorrow svoulng.
Tbs proceeds viii bo used to furnish tho pAraon-
age.
Thomas Dow, OF Turner, whlls Switching at
Uelvtdcrc Thursdhv morning, met NTH FAD no.
ctdept, which resulted In tho loss OF QUO leg.
George j. Atahossons houso would hsye been
consumed BY fro last ueok but Tor tho brave
FlEe Company, who were again victorious.
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a LIVING TON PLACE, CORNER EAST SIXTEENTH
~ street, oppOsi Stuyvesant suuare.-Roons TO let
with or without Board, to gentlemen only in Preach
private family.
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Y LAFAYETTE PLACE, NEAR GRAND CENTRAL
4 Hotel Large, well furnished front Room, with
board Tor gentenan and wife single parties, on mod
crate terms.
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DIV VYnAS. superintendent

Observation-Disclosures TROY. FROM Pr n IS
franklin street Deck 30 cents. cabin, with berth,
sl Steamer J. b. sCnCALER, Mondays, Wednesday,
and rfday H. NJ
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7n7 W ST TnIRTY-EIGHrH STREET.-THE LET.
W. with Board handsome connecting Rooms on
second floor furnished unurnshed; no moving in
May
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( TIL STREET SIT EASr.-To LET. WITH BOARD.
Il + large front Room second door well furnished
also single Rooms; terms moderate
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Eth STREET, FACING SrUYvESANT PARK, NO.
IL rs East xtra large Rooms. with large closets,
ell impr0yemcn handsomely furnished, with Board
references; superior accommodations at third class
rates
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ETH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY EIGHTH AND
- Ttirtysecond Streets Floor to ele-
ganty furnished entire or in su s, by private family
residing on the with strictly first class Board At
reasonabe rates re. crenccs exchange Address with
name and requirements, NJ g. box 246S New York Post
OfHcs.
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X EAST NINTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH BOARD,
also tab e bnarders Iahen.
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EQ WEST FORTY NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
30 Avenue and the Windsor Hotel. pleasant suite
Of front Rooms uniurniehed also furnished Rooms 10
let, with Board
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ne WEST FOURTEENTH sTRRsT-A FEW GEN-
table Board.
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nth STREET CoRNER SECOND AVENUE, 800
j Il and 3R--llandsomely furnished ffont Rooms on
second aud thlrd floors connecting separately with
B0ard children taken
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TO EAST FORIY-SEC0ND STRf Br-sECOND
u - floor 10 let sngly suite other Rooms; good
table; summer prices.
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IRA STREET I60 WEST. NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
J Handsomely furnished front Rooms 10 let with
FIRST class Board TO gentleman and single gem
ueDen permanent parties only; references.
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10 LIVINGSTON PLACE, srUYvEsANT SQUARE
" II large furnished 'front.' Room 10 let to gentlemen
q gentleman and wne, with Bcardi references ex.
changed.
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i'm RET, 227 wEsT.-L RGE. ELEGANTLY
IL a furnished Rooms, sngly suite, with 6oard
6lso sEna Ter Rooms with board house. ole and at
tendance first class. prices reduced; references.
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9TH STREET Ill EAST, ONE BLOCK FROM
A - Broadway.-Vcry desirable Rooms, in SUITS sin
Gle terms reasonable, house and table first class ret
crenens eXcnanMe1
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EoARDERs WANTED.

\ HANDSOME FRONT PARLoR AND BEDROOM or
\ second door for gentlemen or gentleman and wife.
n nj Bonrd; other Rooms: app0fnt first class
xerms soDabe; references exchanged. b6 West
Twenty SECOND street.