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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06


 Benton, county has paid four fifths of Ter taxes, what. county has done better this year? Don't all speak .<ssopce.-[Bs [Bsntonville Advance z Y \ v v
 The peaches in the county are generally killed, but comparative ly few of the apples. The pros- poets are at present favorable for a good apple crop Ib.
 SHARP. x The Russellville DEMOCRAT is receiving showers of well merited encomiums from the press through out the state for neat typograph- ical appearance and interesting editorial and local matter. We must say that the DEMOCRAT is an enterprise of which the people of Pope county may we'll feel proud and we are heartily glad of it's ap- parent success.--[ North Arkansas Democrat.
 Heavy frosts nearly every night this week. Ib. @
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06

Every day is q little life, and our whole life is but a day repeat ed,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06

ONE DOLLAR GIVEN AWAY to every subscriber in the celebrated" Domes- tio'' Paper Fashions as premium. Canvassers wanted everywhere. Address,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
''DOMESTIC" cEWJNG MACHINES.

Rank the highest for durability, Perfect Work, and Ease of Opera tion. They arc the most silent, licht-running and serviceable, the easiest to sell, and most willingly maid for, and answer every require ment in the family and manufacto- +ry. Liberal terms to Agents. Address, ~
 "Domestic" Sewing Machine Co.,, New-YOrk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06

Domestic" Monthly, "Domestic" Building, New-York
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06

From Mir. A. B. Carroll, the city weigher, we learn that eight thousand four hundred and eighty eight bales of cotton have been weighed at the city scales since the beginning of the last cotton season.- Pine Bluff Press.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-05-06
oUACIITTA.

A heavy frost last night, if there was any damage done to the vegetables and fruit crops, we have not heard to what extent.-- TCamden Beacon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
HERALD

GErRNocg, Aug 3lSaed ships Arlington dir), viekery
New York; Maynower harrington Boston, Zambesl Cir,
seaterby. Quebec
GKNoA, Aug 3lArrived brig Shasta, Brown, New York
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3I-lrrved ship Monmouthshre (Bp, r.
Va lakewood CBr, Williams, Paseagoula Rothiemay d'r,
Evans Charleston Sept ship Queen of the North (Br
Aitken, st John. NIB
Also arrived Aug 81 Dominion , Roberts, Mon
treal
Sailed Aug 81 ship China, Fernald New Orleans
Sailed Sept l. bark Orion Norl Tonnesen Philadelphia
Also sailed Sept Indiana Clark Philadelphia
LONDON Sept Arrived ship Lammernoor Br, Duncan,
New York.
MoULLE, Aug 3I-Arrived, steamer Phoenican (BD,
Scott, Montreal for Glasgow
PLYMOUTH, Aug 3l-Sailed, bark Medina Cfor) Short,
North America
QUEENSTOWN Sept 1-Arrived, brig Lcona (BE, Taylor
New York
ROTTERDAM, Aug 31--Arrved, steamer W A scholten
Dutch, Janzen New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 3l-Arrived, steamer Neckar (Ger
Meyer New York for Bremen
SrErTIN Aug 29-Arrved barts Industrie (Sor Larsen
Emma G LitchGed, Hayden, and Empress Ger, Pehlow
New York; Heas Ger) Pens do; Gimel Ger, Gerner Bal
timore brig Alice starrett CBr), Shaw, New York.
ST NAzAIRE, Aug 30-Arrived bark Hndeborg Swe), Jo
hansen, Pascagoua.
sALoNrcA, Aug ls-Arlved, schr Beautiful Star Br)
Geddes, New York.
SHANGHAI, Sept ARRIVED previously, ship Charter Oak
Smith, New York; bark Gen Chanzy Qr) Rovelle, San
Francisco via Victoria
WATERFORD Aug 3I-saied bark Neptune (Br), Norberg
North America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02

heard that he wanted to shun me, put saw HIM
sinccn
What the relations, II l may ask between
your husband and YOURSELF he kind and affection
ate ~
eyes, indeed, he was. He was good husband TO
me whatever he otherwise
'Wls lac conhdngyn
(Hestatng) ''lcs; decline TO answer. "
III has been asserted that Charley Ross is in Ger
many. DO you believe thsl
- decline 10 answer
Mrs Mosher why are you so positive that Charley
Ross Is alive -
know he Is. My husband would not harm hair
OF his head quickly recovering herself and very ner
vousl-l-l mean II he had anything TO do with IT,
Here the interview came TO an end, Mrs. Mosher alb
solutey refusing to speak another word until
the writer revealed his indentity Seeing
that further interrogation useless the reporter
said, II have been commissioned by the NEW YORK
HERALD TO talk with you.
AT this revelation Mrs Mosher dumbfounded
''Iou have deceived me" she Indignantly replied.
~ would not have talked with you had you said who
you were. The HERALD and other newspapers have
misrepresented me since this affair occurred know
nothing at all about Charley Ross. do not know how
in the name Of heavens you found me- as do not live
lara -
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fore; sue answered 'sYes, l saw him ia tho
house No. 235 Monroe street. year ago last March
] saw HIM about four or i've times; he lived in that
house until about the latter part of March next
him July about the 10TH his sisters house at No.
235 Monroe street. the places she lived there until
the following July when went there 10 live with her,
we together occupying the first aud second stories,
Meservet living the second story; his family was
with him; his sister left the house on the 18th Of
August; / last saw Westervelt's sisters husband in
July in his house; also man there by tho
name of George Clark he and Wcstervclt's sisters
husband were the business Of selling moth proven
tive; Westervelts sisters husband went By the
Of Henderson; he had blue eyes and light mustache,
with turned up nose; Clark had red mustache, red
hair and blue eyes; he about twenty five years old
before lived in Prince street lived at No III Mary
street; LETT Monroe street IN January 1875
The discrimination of this witness did not elicit
anything of Importance and the Court adjourned until
tomorrow.
II will be seen that this witness saw the known
as Henderson, whose real name was Mosher In this
house in July This after the kidnapping and Is
important piece of evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
SPOKEN.

Ship Chllianwaah (Br) from London for Quebec, Aug
lat A. -, lon II 81
Ship Agathe CNor, from London for Quebec Aug Z lat
As 40 Ion 10 a.
Ship Crescent City from Havre for New Orleans Aug IL
lat ~, Ion II
Ship Vernon OBJ from Liverpool for San Francisco, July
a. lat . 40 n, Ion % 20 W.
An American ship showing signal letters JPvG from RAN
COON for Cork, July 81, lat 10 N, Ion "a w.
Bark Mets Kent New York for Melbourne July IL
lat I 30 ), Ion % W.
Bark Amira Robinson, Tarbox, from Havre for New Or
leans Aug -, lat 40, Ion 10.
Bark Chinamau CD, Mckenzie from New York for shang
hal, July 80, no lat. &c.
Bark Antwerp Qirl Atkinson from Liverpool for Halifax
Aug 13, lat a 80 Ton 30
bark Helen Marion dr. Mundy from Liverpool for Val
paraiso, July 49, lat IL ~ n, Ion % 40 w.
Bark Yarmouth (Brl, Raymond from Liverpool for sgd
ncy CB. Aug 10, lot 81 3D. Ion 20.
Bark Everett Gray Lorng Antwerp for Boston, Aug
10. lat ~ 40 Ion -
Bark Deerhound from Singapore for Boston o. July lat
30 y :. Ion - 30 T..
An American bark. showing signal letters IJWP, from
Burmah for Falmouth. date, &c.
Brig Alexander for New York. Aug 10 lat 40 n, lon w.
Schr A Palmer Lewis, from Aux Cages for New YORK
Aug 20, no lat, &c by schr Miller at Lewes, Deb.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsTOSE TELEGRAPH LINZ


wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Aragon (Br, seymour Bristol X, Aug II, with
mdsc and passengers TO w ID Morgan Co.
Steamer Atlas (Br Low, Savanilla Aug 10 Aux Cages
10Th aud Kingston ia 10TH with mdo and passengers 10
PIN, FarNoOd n Co.
steamer Hudson, eager New Orleans Aug 25 with mdsc
and passengers to Cark Seaman
Steamer Ashland, Whitehurst, Savannah Aug d, with
mdse to Lowden.
steamer Gen Barnes Cheesman Savannah Aug %, with
mdse and passengers to X Garrison Aug 30, q AM, on
AN. steamer Cortes, hence for New Orleans.
Steamer Beneiactor, Wood, Wilmington, NC, days,
with naval stores to w Clyde Co.
Steamer Harrisburg Worth, Philadelphia
Ship Metcalf (Nor) krudsen. Liverpool 30 days. with
mdse to funch, Edge 4 Co; vessel 10 & Tobias A Co.
Bark Lion of Idttlehampton 20 Johnson Aeppy May II
Passed Cape Of Good Hope July g. Equator
July ~, in Ion %.
Bark Marie (op Toaryig Liverpool 80 days with salt
order; vessel 10 Tetens, BOckmann * Co.
chalk to T. lnkart n Co
Bark Olyah QtaD Metola Gloucester E. 80 days. In bal
last 20 Benham Boyesen.
Bark tpsey Queen Mon gOmery, Of and Shoreham
y, ~ days IN ballast TO Benham Boyesen.
Bark Angelina Qta Lubano Leith So days. with coal 70
order; vessel 70 Lauro, Storey a Co
Bark Atlas (NOD. Moller Galway 40 days In ballast to
order. Is anchored at Sandy Hook Tor orders.
Bark Marno Ans Valcch, Antwerp "a days with mdse
70 Funch, Edye Co.
Bark Monte,ama Briggs ST Pierre, Mart IT days, with
10 Dwight Plntt
Bark Bueno new, 40 tons, Jones. Portland Ne,
days with headings to Waydel A co.
Brig Nanderer (Of 81 john NIB, Payson, Galway via
Sydney, CD 81 days, In ballast Blakeey Levin. IL
anchored ~ Sandy Hook for orders
Grande ~ days with hides &c TO Morgan Coz vessel
70 master
schr Lily Cole Hawe 30 days in ballast to Evans Ball
Co. iad gt and NV winds TO Ion 5O from thence hght
sohr Carrie Nelson Allen Saba 20 days via Lewes, Del,
wish sulphur 70 order Wa II DAYS the Delaware capeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 1-sailed steamer August Andre Beg),
Greve, New York
BRIsroI, Aug 31-saied, brig Castala, whittemore,
United States.
Arrived Sept ship st Petersburg Nor) Hansen, New
York; bark Candida UtaD, Cardone, do.
BELFAST Sept ARRIVED bark Metra (Br), Henske Pen
sacoa-
CARDIFF, Aug 31-Auived bark Dux Nor). Henricksen
New York; briggs Nancy Br), Mcdonald, Boston; Daisy
CBr) Duncan. New York; Sept l., bark Bellevue tBr).
Bishop. Pensacola
cRoSsrADT Aug 29-ArvOd, bark Arvid CsuO Hertzberg
New York
CALCUTTA, Aug 3l-Arrved previously, ship oaribald
Thatcher, Liverpool.
DUBLIN Sept 1-Arrived. brig Ottawa Br, Howell Bull
River SC.
DANrzIc Aug 20-Arrved, barks Louise Nor), Denly
New York Jas Holbrook, Leavt do (has been reported
arrived 22 Uustafva Swe Larsen, do brig Beatrice Sup
picich Gen, Niejahr, do.
ELstSoRE Aug 3O-Arrivod, bark Emma Alice, Gibbs
Philadelphia for Cronstadt
FALMOUTH Sept ARRIVED, bark PaScagoula BAlch Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SIR QUEEN OF ENeSD dr, before reported ashore at
Matane, has Off She strained and being owed
back to Quebec Aug 30 to dock for repairs.
SHIP AIRLIE CBr) Glasgow at San Francisco Aug %
June IL lat 40 Ion 50 w, encountered hurricane
sail
Sur LADocA TrOwbrdge, at San Francisco Aug "a from
119 30 W. during which lost sails &c
BARK AURELIA B before reported burned, insured
sSr IN the following Boston offices EBoste3 Marine
tune S., 500; Salem Marine 81 800.
scHR CHAs HoLr-The report that schr Chas W Holt a
sold incorrect The cargo would be discharged 1T having
sold by owners when she would haul and re-
pair.
scHR TRANSIT. which run down Monday night by
steamer Eleanora mot the Francona incorrectly stated
was owned in Port Jefferson thick fog prevailed at the
time and the chr cut through her sarboad quarter
the hoatng the loosened cabin and boards Capt
s sbou i've nes Sd GS ng
drowned His body has not been recovered lie leaves
wife aud children Port Jefferson The watch the
Eeanora the fog horn blown the ch indicating
that they intended TO keep the port side but took the
board sailing directly the Of the
ScHR J MILLER, Harris from st Domingo arrived ut
Lewe Del 3ls u and that when five days tho
V on the a spoke British BARK Which eS~ reused S
Me- Next day SPOKE sch Nan Annie o Palmer nG Lewis Of
promptly rendered Two recovering
four remain dangerously i'll.
Jos Eaton, Jr of Naaganse RI valued and mob
insured
Arehat Hrbor struck oil Richards Cape lost rudder drfed
ashore and will probably be total wreck.
vessel apparently schooner of American build with no
standing hull painted black having three con-
Guiding letters of the word Emma painted yellow visible
Americana at Barbados from Liverpool The derc
s to nav" oeen oe me being
the water she would be dangerous obstacle at night
LAuNcm-At Bath Me to-day from the yard of Albert Ha
LAUNcHEp-At Baltimore. LIST inst, the steam tug NJ
Johnson 60 feet long l4 feet beam and feet depth Of
Baltimore harbor.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. /, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer scythia Br, Haines, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Lord Give CBr, Urquhart, LverpoOl-snow a
Burgess.
State of Virginia Obj, Noodle Glasgow-Austin
Baldwin x Co.
Steamer Clyde Pennington, Galveston-C II Malo-
Co.
steamer Cleopatra Bukley savannAh-Murray, Ferris
Co
Steamer Georgia. Crowell, Charleston-J W Quintard
Co.
Steamer Bell Gibbs Norfolk City and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer w Garrett Hicks BaltmOre-W Dalzeli.
Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, De-A Abbott
Steamer Experiment. Pierce, PhiadelDhia-Jas Hand
Bark Themis (Nor), Andersen, Queenstown Falmouth
for Orders-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Republik Ger, Forstmann Hamburg-Chas Lulng
A Co.
Bark Antares Ger, Abrecht Dantzic-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Bark Marie Ger Permcn stettin-Funch, Rdye Co
chester x Co.
Bark Rebecca Crowell, Crowel Buenos Ayres-J Norton
Jr Son.
Bark Magdalena Griffin. Ciudad Bolivar-D A DE Lima
Bark Sabine. Williams, Gavest0n-C ii Mallory Co.
Brig Tenerne. Tracy. Lisbon-Miller n Houghton.
Brig Eiche rl Anderson Laguayra and Porto CaDeIo-
Brig Guisborough CBr) Hansen, Port PrnccB Met
calf X Co.
Brig Nellie Gay Dussuit, st Johns PR-Geo Brown.
Brig iazelle Dickson Fernandina-Brett, Son Co
Schr Mott Bedell. Swnburne Jacme-Miller Houghton
Scr Eothen, Brantberg, Aux Cayes-Ioungs smith Co.
Schr Mapella Penny Savanuah-Eyans Ball X Co.
Sehr X " CLARK Cropper Rchmond-Slaght 4 Petty.
Schr II Bowen, DlI Providence via Bristo-H W Jack
son a Son.
schr o c Aeken Toms. stamford-stsmford ManufActur
ing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmaers informed
that by teegraphng the HERALD London Bureau No 40
street. the Paris office Rue Scribe the arrivals
and departures from European and Eastern ports Of Amer
all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabled to this country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
FUNERAL OF EDWARD H. TRACY.

The funeral Of Edward H. Tracy, Chief Engineer
Of the Croton Aqueduct took place yesterday at
ten A. NJ. in ST. Georges church, Stuyvesant square
The regular Episcopal services were largely attended
by the relatives and friends OF Mr. Tracy, several
prominent politicians and by delegation of engineers
from the Croton Aqueduct Department The Rev. Dr.
Tying oiciated assisted by another clergyman. Some
beautiful gifts OF flowers presented by friends
The body taken to Woodlawn Cemetery for burial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
SAILED.

Steamers Scythia r for Liverpool; State of Virginia r
Glasgow Colombo (}r Hull mot 3st) Georgia Charles
ton: ship W II Marcy san Francisco barks Dpussund (r
LondOn Investigator Bordeaux briggs q 4 Yourd DIR
Cork; Mex Spearing tBr) Havana: Inginac Port au
Prince; Houston Cardenas Tropc Bird (Br St Pierre
schr Northern Home (Br) Porto Cabello.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02

schr Mary Harmon of Inhccl Mailman, Kingston ia.
- DAYS. with logwood 20 Wetor Co, vessel 10 Jed,
Frye a CO.
Schr Robert Myhan (ofiArwchl, Spauldng Point itre
II days, with logwood 20 swan SON passed 20 Duane
Colt.
Schr l. A Van Brnnt, Tooker. Galveston via Delaware
BeAkwnter y days with live oak to Bger vessel to Van
Brunt Bros
schr VIM Myrck Nelson. Virginia
Schr W Morris, iousstrrci Virginia.
Schr Samuel Wood. RrnWn, Virginia
Sclr l. Noodal, Russell, Virginia
Schr Mary Jane a Elizabeth, Mclean, Virginia
schr Culver, Douglas, Virginia
schr W Carroll llorncr, baltimore.
Schr David Perry Burrol, baltimore for Hartford.
Schr & II Dagger, Ansey, Nantcoke, Md.
sehr Annie Il Adams Burned, Maryland
Sehr i IL Wharton, Bush Philadelphia for Nantucket.
Sclr Helen Lee, Jones, PHILADELPHIA for Hartford
schr Ocean Ranger Parker Bangor days with lumber
TO II. FOSTER vessel to H. W. Land 4 Go.
sehr L. II, Flint, Douglass kennebec River days in
ballast 10 w. II. Grace Co.
schr w Smith Crowel boston In ballast TO master
Sloop Evelne Newton, Virginia
Brig Roanoke, which arrived 3st ult Porto
bello Is consigned TO Daet Bliss Reports Aug 26 lat
o. Ion 70 saw bark Griffith from New York for Matan-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Provincetown Aug 80 schr Knights Foster
Atlantic Ocean, with 100 bbs sp and 100 do hpbk oil Re-
ports sch Edward Lee Atkins Provincetown 100 bb
oil All we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02

1J- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coor red green red changing from the other
in succession be miles distant Cap
tans vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any marine they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
R-Pesons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
lvered Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

steamer Cy OF Fitehbug Springer New Bedford for New
steamer Electra, Young Providence for New York. with
mdse ana passengers
Schr Cora Etta New Haven for Phladeiphia
schr : + RGShlns%g, Hardy; Boston for New York
scl'r Maye, cushman: Fail River for New York
ser 6aEsy Nc%aP r lSs Es@ for New York
Sehr v Ponder, Irasehsr, Taunton for New York
Sehr y . Gushing Cushing Boston for New York.
schr Gen Howard, Blissett, Providence Tor New York
Schr Monmouth anderson Pawtpeket for New York.
schr Ney, Chase, Fall River for New York
scRr onea carTa for Se NsT YORK; SGrE
sehr a Brooks Brooks, Nantucket for New York with
schr Neptune. Mcbride, New Haven for New York
@ Frank Maria s%oh Pro SF Sss for New York
S Sehr l Barrett NiekerseT Boston for New York
SsRT Fo;is5 }gas Ssi} sp,@s Sr NY
eRr Clara E%s Long, SSoEsn NS os h hS5n
Sehr Wm Farren, Lindsey Providence for New York.
sehr War steed Phnney, New Bedford for New York with
sehr 9 Dexter Hawkins Bridgeport for New York
SShT M Ma9teS Green Taunton for New York
schr Hattie Lou, WRIGHT Cold spring for New York.
sehr Philanthropist, Cook, New Haven for New York
@ Su Sason or Ss cN Ss York io
Schr Naiad Queen, Providence for New York
to oa.h haa" g. Young Bangor for New York with lumber
schr |. NJ Strout, Strout, Boston for New York
Schr X III Daley, Daley, Boston for New York
Schr Geo Pierce, Parker Salem for New York
BOUND EAST.
Schr ID o Yates, Yates New York for Genoa
Schr Edward Burton, Miller, New Yor Windsor NS
Schr Chandler( Brl, Pets New for Windsor Ns
Schr Hope (B), Hill. New York for Lockport Ms
Schr Martha (Isr), Glass New York for st John NIB
Schr Southern Cross (Br Priest New for st John
NIB
Schr Sarah Bardo Kelsey, Hoboken for New London
Schr L Smith, Baker. New York for Newport
Schr Cocord, Bearse, Port johnson for Camden Ne.
S Sehr q ; smith snow EliIa6xethp9r Tor Wareham
Schr Ann Dole, Bacon, Elizabethport for Boston
Schr Dexter Clark Hawkins Hoboken for Boston,
Sehr Joseph Hall, Hamilton, New York for Cromwell
Schr Eliza x Rebecca Hawkins New York for Hartford
Schr Fred Tyler, Trrell, Hoboken for New Haven
Schr Clara Ewell, Long, IIoboken for Lynn.
Schr w BraiDard Hun, Hoboken for Portland.
Schr Pardee Bishop, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Geo Trigg, Iinnekin New York Gloucester
Sehr Tower, Prince, HobOken for New London.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states Tor numerous legal everywherei
publicity required charge until divorce granted; adj
vice Tree NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1914 Broadway
A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states for numerous causes. No publicity. Legal
everywhere Terms satisfactory. FREDERICK l. KING,
Lawyer and Notary Public 3O3 Broadway Residence office
No o Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
FUNERAL OF REV. D. H. vANDERvERE.

The funeral of Rev Daniel H. vandervere crushed to
death by coal train at Long Branch took place yeser
day afternoon from the Shiloh colored church. at No
40 Sixth Of which he assistant pastor The
funeral services conducted by Rev Henry II.
Garnett, and were of a most solemn character. Tho
remains were taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery by
large concourse of mourning relatives and friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
IVTNcHEsrER's SPECIFIC PILL.

A certain and speedy cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAKNESS, &C. thoroughly tested for 80 years per
feet success TWO TO SIX boxes generally sufficient
effect radical cure. For further information &c send for
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Prepared only by WINCHESTER 4 co., ChanaisAA
90 John street. Now Yorks
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AMERICAN PORTS.

scILLY, Aug 2l-Capt Lodges divers have salved so
twenty dollar pieces from wreck Of steamer Schiller
, 1875-03-04

sr,zrRk OF Loos.-Mr. F. Tarbell,
special timber agent. seized boom of
logs in Port Susun Bay, few days ago.
belnugipe % Mr.. Hnlason, said 10 have
been cut without authority of law. The
case will be heard before the land Office
In this city at an early day.-1saaserft.
, 1875-03-04

9 LAsdk SALES. During tho first three
days Of the present week. there were
seld end delivered from the mercantile
lhouse of Messrs Schwabacher Bros. &
Co.. in this city. goods t. the amount of
over Ave thousand dollars. and yet these
are said to be ''dull times" It is =
suggestive fact to purchasers, that a
considerable portion Of the above noted
- pers 10 the Seattle Coal Co.. q
- Tpncisco corporation. the mama
XsSof ahick 6nd it 10 the advantage
Of the company 70 buy their goods here
instead Of San Francisco. their place Of
business. Portland and other provin-
eial towns Of easy access to Seattle.
shoald mAkS6 note o. tbiG.. r -