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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
Topographic Items.
CRESTED, Md. March 80 I'll

J CRIsFIED, Md. March 30 The
residence of VIM. II. Byrd, WA:
burned ". h contents. Two chill
dren, aged i years persisted.
New ORLEANS, March 3j.-l.
thc civil rights case against Rob
bins, Clerk al the steamer Seminole
/ tor refusing cabin passage t.
L,u,> ilrvs.'ie" and wife. Uni ed
State { mn,issioitr sent Rnonlms
a"tryr ;he J;tclig Gear urde, S'N
f.p.i.
new ErRN, Vi s-t1 -, = - s-.n.,
"a t,Ioini.Se ~'f.. issr nitN t'i"il.'is.si
.io....t> ,..m..y orousn, - Ma.>
ChamherlaiIl, aged sixteen, against
Jpo. r. Holmes aged sixty, Result
-. yes :-;It. - = s'Ih'ct for the
i,!,s!",i,i. to- ~,A r.s,:. and .i'la's.
B9uC;ivlL..I.. ti.r .siarch 30
DIR. Il. i. SparisaIi and accomplice
were hanged for producing all abor-
tI"n resulting in death. The ac
complete was the S.'sluc. I.
MAUCH CHUNK, PA, March 80
Neari. $50 armed raiders Were. in
procession to-day and visited York
e"wn, Spring Mountain. Autenreil,
Beaver Meadow, 80. eSville and
other coal ierieS on IL striking ex
petition ana made all persons STOP
who were engaged in work. Nj
one was injured and no damage
done.
1t is reported that $4,000 bags al
Hour have been purchased fo'
~; cas- in Lrhigh region last we K
il, funds OF NJ. L. Assnci .t:on
aH': is now ring delivered IL III
nelgbh"ihOo,i of Autenreid an'i
Beaver Iraflow. henrr 1t will ~.
dis ributed to those in need thrpn h
oar he adjoining regions.
YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
ASHINGTuN, March 3O.-The
fol owing goes North tonight to the
New York Herald:
''Onc week ago Capt. Russell,
Sen,.i' Officer in command of UnIied
States steamer Plymouth, IL Key
West, teiesrapiird to the Navy d..
part that on thar day there
had been two fatal cases of yellow
fever on shipbOard and that lie had:
taken every precau:iOn to prevent
the disease spreading. Incredible
us il may appear neither War nor
the Treasury Department were adj
vised of the preva lnce of tie Ills
ease until to day, when the Engi
neer officer in charge OF the govern
ment works at Forts Taylor and
jefferson Photographed to Chief of
The Engineer corps that the yellow
fever had greatly Increased within
the past few days. That AL naval
vessels we're quarantincd and
soldiers gariiroEe,! in the ferris
would leave Immediately for colder
quarters. Following this came .
telegram to another army officer
ating the epidemic was spreading
WHICH report WAS soon generally
known IA the army aud navy circles.
aud Was confined Is EeSSe.s ui the
navy, bat t;,at deaths We're cccur-
vin g "a NY Wet
CHhTTANOIA, March Gift. Y
gentlemen aud thirty ladies, repre-
>entiuo The Indian, Press As>ocia-
ton. arrived at The Read house
trenl i taianta this evening. They
have made Il has;y Tip to nearly
eye:y import mt city in the South.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

The Mississippi river is very high
and still rising. The levees in many
places are already considered in
imminent danger. In front of the
city of New Orleans the river is
only five feet six inches below the
high water maIk of last year. The
upper rivers are reported as falling
and it is to he hoped that the pre-
sent rise will run out before the
Missouri comes down with her
Rocky Mountain floods.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
4 SUPERSTITION; FAMILY.
From the Council Bluffs Globe.

From the Council Bluffs Globc.1
Mis-. Many Lewis and her two
daughters came to this city yestei.
day from Hazel Dell hshir
Iu;t SAID to their acquaintance
That Mes. tI1.ii,ud Lewis
the mother Of Mr. Lewis wh,
is ab.,u; So vars ed an.. h;
lives N tue same house. wa
Il witch lii ehgHe with ia.- d.
Vi! aiid aas pta,ti~'ng .-r i'.' fp"ii
ihtn Ms Nj lewis #iiiJm-
l.-.i>. OF this supposed 1.i.nt. ~
the past twenty >iN Years, tuti Sill.
ahS used various means to cpun, ec-
act her pDws-i, SnCn as worh ing III
the stable, u>,ng Wa er, NJ, all OF
which were complete failures. AT
last she heard that SiIVe, was Il
sure protector against witches, and
she and her daughters had found it
to be true when used i'll connection
with the word of Gn!. In proof ct
which she said that last Saturday
night the old lady came into The
! room occupied by them, ANA asked
her which was he right side of I,
night cap which she held in Ii, T
hand. The replied mat IL made 40
difference, as ,oln sides We're alike.
The old lady ami suppose witch
Immediately asked. Whats up
Tier" was st,n.-tiiIng the matter
she wanted II know what 1t WIS
Mrs. Nancy Lewis felt beHItcn.ns
power coming over hes. aut. Si.;.
drew :; 'strge ring on III floor WI; h
II piece. -! silver. but til" ola Lady
luuii ru, .;tu,,aa the room a t,
f;Iro"g', TIE ring, Wien >hc StrH..k
i,rs tn t.s4- word OF God, upon
:. ..t,.. ~iie bal marked u SILVER
,,.e~. !jtis iJti t5- Il sired e. Iii-,
u, til" ~ chs head apparently
burat, Srt,te.sE,. qua., oj .ro = at
Siiyat arotIt lie room. mJ.,Is-- & a.
Iuost as light IS day an! then van
IShed iEto heJ Own apattmt nj
Mrs. Lewis, her Il ,ughte, $ d,'c!s;.
th.,t her motiitr-in law has ID ii, il v
ing TO kill them for tvr.v. mu5ifi Us
past by producing i'll them weak =
ness ANA >motherine SENSATIONS
whenever they were III her presence,
and they are determined to cause
iier dea'h instead, by prosecuting
her with the Bible an! silver cross.
This poor old and much abused lady
they say, is ,nripually minutuc-
turing witch balls out of hair, and
knows everything, which the fig
ures ont from dates. They de
clare they will never return home
again am! come under her infiu-
ence. Mrs. Lewis also SAYS that
her husband Is III league with hei
mutbet is!-law and lhdt he put them
out ol the hoIl>. aud told them 10
leave On the nisht when she struck
her with tbe Bible. The iacis ia
Jhe CASE are ti.at he OLD lady owns
rht property, and is probably lret-
!ul and suspicious. That the rest
.; tine female portion of the family
are SIN pi,-min.ie.' aii.i ge"rdn; aud
nave cherished sopCr,tiiIntiS ideas
naturally ai,s.li. tro.;i S'lch Il state
untli they firmly believed thai ti,"y
are bewltched.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

The return Of ex President john
son to public life brings the mem
bers of his immediate household
again into public prominence.
MIS-. Johnson, it is said, will never
return "a VI Washington to live. Her
house in Greenville, Tenn, Is the
dearest OF al ny places to her,
ana amolI- t,er lifelong iiiandS md
neighbora ter Invalid wears are
more hap:ni, Sreht :han t'iev c"u.d
he among Stran2riS. SO cannot
g, into socIrty rU account Of her
health aud Washington cures little
for The wife Of public man unless
she rutertaiItS hHI.tisomri,. Mis.
Patterson. the oi,t:,f and ls.->t be-
loved of the children Of Ai,iEeu-
johnson, will b.. the representative
OF her mother in Washington next
season, and She with her yoans
daughters, now at school in NORTH
CarOlina. will do the hoross Of
Tenne>sce's Senator. Mrs. Patter-
son has no Young children to claim
her care her Only son, Andrew
Johnson, being almost grown, and
her daughter ut present a young
lady preparing to enter society.
The only son of Mr.. johnson is en-
gagged i'll hu~I..esS in Greenville,
and remains, in the absence Of his
father his mothers protector.
There are the memberS OF the FAM
~ of Andrew johnson. of whom the
world has heard so hitle since his
reIilcmen, from public life
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
GOODBYE CdIGNOI.

| Harper Eazaar.l
"Ihe reign of The chionan is
over. its glory has DEPARTED: Its
name is leila bod.' the ladies' wilt
take notice accordingly. 1t seems
that with this disappearance 70
nance has come ba,k-;t romancr
before imposSible. says the writer,
The chignon WAS the open foe o.
poetry and romance. as all artificial
things are that have not in their
cons: ruction the elements of beauty.
Ii was born of IL hard era, where
everything was being reduced to
the commonplace level of money
IN king and Tue display of money.
IL: era that would have assured us
that money WAS SO omnipOtent it
cof'id even purchase the b.,Om of
beauty and max" il tranSterat,ie
IN IT. native giace AM! simplicity,
bri"'"s (" poetry, is one OF its
;'au' =. inbred, for it lnves 10 iugpr
IN its perfume: lc.,~ and TO 10
!fr'"age To its cnGn;s.liing charm;
pam e:S have painted IT, poets have
su"g 1t, the cnriUuS have preserved
II, till one, looking on IA golden lock
OF Luc,rtia BorSit's hair. feels All
nv" Sp.endor, the temptation, the
!nxnr!, :he crime, of that Italian
aga, t.;d' praductd her; or. touching
Il - trs. OK If Keats. .rcl, .I..
,eet .,tg!i.e i.tronbIng wi,h the
low. ami 90, y beyond it,. power
% ".-'',, IS = S:'tnr shei.her,. ia,i ia,!
ht,t ia s'.iigoi on the nuut-. j.
SID, ami died nf tie = orr: ! n =
tng = dark soft lock L, rri,'- II .tr.
hrrSi a:i,. most lu>: ro;lS SECS AZ IT
IL il vision the passion aud the
t',rr that Lifted him ,n strong
wings nGf OF sill an,! S.im- ana
atn,.ng lac gods hem elves. 80 ly
Il wom ms hiI,," wI.,i" Swift upon
Il lock of poor Strii,'%, a,d The
Wuili has ever since. revived hlui
for Il heartlcSS wretch, never i,a,tS
Tug 10 think whether was moi the
very depths of tender ness at,u Spr
rus mnckIng 1T itself. Az though
ans- said. Only woHhn'> :i5.i=:
nothing. nothing to You; buj ulc.i
was all the world to mr -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

Miss DICIINsoN on THE ST. GAL
EvIL.-Mis~ Auua Dickinson is
going .'rounj t-slve iu, a Iro;tir..
upon tine sooIal evil" that is, I'm
plain terms,) upon prostitution. a i,
1t exists. Mis- DIcki ,sou addresses
her lecture to persons OF both sexes;
but she ought t., confiue it snl..'y 20
Eer cwn sex. Il is not men y o
need 10 b., lecturrd inro pity AID
iato SORE" iui1 kin al eeLrrous
treatment toward fl, u women
(W!ti,:r Treatment is the thrne IF
h,t iiscourst}; it is Womr, aho
ned to De ta'aGIit charity and ;olera
ti.t', toward the es-fing Of their own
sex. Teach thaf, aui ali is taught.
When Miss Dick nson appeals for
the fallen 'et her appeal to those
who pItilessly and remorselessly
strike down the tallen-tO those
women who have been so fortunate
themselves as not to fall.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

81 declare, Joseph sighed De
troll mother, as she put patch on
young Joseph's pants, ''they must
nave awful hard seats in school.
This is the fourth time I've bad to
patch these pants III two weeks
''Thry have Mother" he promptly
replied; just tears boy ali to
piccrs.' The Old la'ly oil -lih o e
him riding down hill oil sIia.ie.
with the American flag sticiing up
Ions side his ca .-Detrrit Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

Gov. Coke, of Texas, has petition
ed the President for troops to pro-
tect the people of that State from
the increased depredatIons of or
ganized bands of robbers from Next
co. Tbe Secretary of War has
given orders to the military author.
tiles to take immediate steps
towards the protection of the PEG.
pie of Texas on the Mexican irons
fiar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

JOAN Nj :i'-i.. IA ,>is's;t igiSii Ia
trlo,. is ICED John Mitchell Ms
"a r..,tlt.ai itt-ti,. 81 amman ii.t-.t
So .l,.Vut ed Ms ;ir 10 the e us OF
human rla!, 5 nat lie Wa. rX, .i-iie,i
from Gic. Bri ala aud sem "a AIS
tralia as :, lei "a, bat aitt. : vc. IL
years escaped II thu Unl'e.i > afeS-
Returning lately he WAS elected 10
the Br fish Parliament from county
Tipera'y, Ireland, but his aim to Il,
seat " rs denied, and hts constr IL
rntS re- elected him, but lie died be
fore the question WAS decided. Ills
life and children reside III the city
OF BroJ IN. New lo;k HIS
count ' rncf have pad ';i+ memory
Distinguished ilonorS, anal patriots
all oyer the CIVILIZED word oiier
,r,hutri t. - memory. i'h"rtN Is
uir r.se advance .4d ig".,tui viii
,o.,.. Zee t,ce We wish ..i'c.ie.i
bad jiv,-d ra see hr tCtftfs which
b..d tar gts.aar5r Isle OF he ocean
~Aivsrel lu'u i,J&!ueuts.-Hotty
Springs Trid,ste.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

Mr.. james &. Weiiborn, brake
man uu the y. o, ST. l.. * &. X. X.
had his legs mashed off while coup
lin. ears q short time since ami
died in Jackson, Tenn, on the Is Ii
u!t. Mr.. Weilborn was raised in
Rankin Co.. Mss, but lived in
Vats1 Valley a. the time "f his
death. He leaves an aged mother
and rhree sisters. who will deeply
feel their los .-Dar0nt AdrertiseT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

The New Orleans "Bu'letih'
states that the merchants of that
city are fast recovering,their cheer
fulness; that trade is revivii.g, the
shipping looking up, the city re-
gaining its cheerfulness, and the
city almost ready for the Mardi
tiras celebration which was post
Il0npd some time an0
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

One of the least and meaues'
Ac's of the ia;e Congress Was tn
Inc'eiS" OF p'Stag.' un rElrfrt
matter a. GA crut f0' each p,I'.o-
rT traction OF "a. piiiic.- ! MIS-
,mucgIesi il'r"u2i uu iAe las, d.y
OF r"c session ~ .aItH"ctlou v -. Ia.
res or..tip.l IF lac ranking I'Iivtlc..r
"a. pubic documents. >.t-'t,. et-.-
II was a petty aud uean drNire %
ctutaii the circulation of campaign
papers ara documents, and was
The. last al ti," malignant thruSts
made b., thu Forty third Cong esS
the pirss Of the country. Ii i'm
poses very rnerOuS burden upon
publishers, who, uHder the law,
usually prepay postage without
cha &c to those to whom the paper
is sent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

a baIi, v,.li" CU#tir4 rHv
hair Il . rur,i crSt aiCT. van his
SciSS rrS Against some had SEo
stance, whi:li proved t. pr a "hrl-
stone. The al ! farmer sad he hat
missed III At " ht.i Stoni. Yer since
haSieg tlIa- last JuN, ANA mad
looir N owe Il iei, are field for
it, bur unW rr.t inferred sticking 1t
UP over his ear
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

After the present term Of the
Supreme and Circuit Judges of this
State, the salaries will be reduced
as follows Supreme Judges to
$1,000 and Circuit Judges to
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

Weston has won a wager of 81, 900
from Barnum, and we hope Mr..
Barnum will give him s. in money
and 1895 in nitro-glycerine.-
Detroit Free Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

{. Stuart Beverly, the actor, who
shot Mr.. Scuiler, editor of the True
Republican, at Aberdeen, has been
tried and honorably acquitted.
There was evidence to prove that
Sculler shot first and that Beverly
acted in self-lefensr. Since Bever-
~ has been cleared, he and SculIer
have made friends and it is general
~ thought that Sculler will recover.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

There is "a good prospect of very
lively campaign in Ohio next fall.
1t is thought thar the Democrats
will nominate Gov. VIM. Allen. and
It is abont settled now that the Hon.
b. F. Wade will be the Republican
candidate
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

The Hon. Willard Carpenter con
templates the establishment of a
munificent charity in the city of
Evansville, Indiana. The plan or
nature of the institution is not yet
known, but the endowment fund
will be about 81 900 600.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

1t is reported that the recent
floods have uncovered the remains
of many Federal soldiers buried at
Belle Isle, Virginia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

There has been post office estab-
lished at Mitchells Mills, Atta'a
county, and Mr.. Samuel Mitchell
appointed pnst-matter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

Gen. Hancock is prominently
mentioned as the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Pennsylvania
next fall
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

A melancholy AMI fatal affair nc
CURED at West Point, Miss. on the
18th ut, bet wecn ". l.. Love, EST
editor of TIE Citizen, and Col
Louis a. Middleton. editor of the
Times. ia which The latte. was
killed Ivy b.,l, from pistol ia the
hiEds OF Nj. Lyy Gu. Middleton
,.as about fry years "f age, anG
i,.avcs u widow IT, uGUrn his un
t,LieIy death. The d.i.icHliy OIigi-
mated from !aragrI. ID IN the
1'imes inteii,,e,; rs joke at the ex-
tense Of Nr. Love of the Citizen,
VINO took on ut the para graph
aad Oh meeting Col. ii. knocked
him duwn; This led 10 the aimed
conflict which terminated ia the
death Of one Of TIE parties and tie
IL isery of the other. Mr.. Love vas
arrested and is In custody TO await
Investigation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

i :nln.r.i man hrrd ~ IA thut
who was stealing his ,a.n an ~
" hen lie went t. see the ri!tc' y
his shot he fond his r"SpCcrc"
ia her in-Iaw carried up near tn
cotn-crIb.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

The Black Hills gOtd fever is fast
spreading over all tue country.
Expeditions are fitting out in nearly
EVERY prominent town in the tar
west, AMI some Of these are already
announced In leave as early as
april LIST. To many of the adyen-
IsreIS the scbc.nc viii probably
prove an immense ApIii-f JJi hoax,
Tut il woud be waste Of time to
Attempt to convinc; them Of that
now. The enthusiasm which is
created by the prospect Of ii speedy
requirement of wealth cannot b..
Gained Ivy reason, and finds IT'S only
cure in the bitter misfOri uues wllirii
lave almost invariably followed the
experience. of gold seekers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
Official Journal # EIaaiSon County.
CANTON. MIS- 8.
SATURDAY., APRIL 3, 1875.

Fasquez, the noted California
bandit, was executed at San Jose,
on the 18th Of March.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

M rood fellow" said card
y ,,v.t &C. his partner, III "itf "ei"
rum, what :. hand you Woul.
have.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03

.u,. Cincinnati Commercial saws
1i,rt whisky is - LUXURY, # any
t.t.- i..' and those Cincinn ii
81 n. ne not to be denied their
luxuri,s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
hlroftssionaI Gar0s.
ATTORNEYS.

j "A I'll E 8 z. IL A BLEW
ATTORNEY-ATL
Office near Camden and Sui,,Iiur
Springs.
WIZ give prompt attention tn all business
entrusted to him in the courts of Jadjsou
;lCt Lcake counties. Special attentio,,
c:C.n to the Justice courts mt Camden
Il. cckvile, Couparie, Sulphur Springs and
sharon, in Madison county, and Offal,ornp
ana ahomastown, in Lcakc county sep5tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-03
SENATOR JoHNsON's FAMILY.

The return Of ex President john
son to public life brings the mem
The New York herald., 1875-11-10
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-NNrH PAGE-Fourth, Gnh and sixth
AsTROLOGY-- -srcoxp PAGK-sIxth column.
BoAR5ERs rSaF sSm and
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-srcoSD PAcr-sec-
sE99ktyN os
BUSINESS BUUs R.sf column
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NISTH PAcE-First
CLERKs AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAeE-Finh col
CLoTniNe-sreosp PAGE. Third 3 column % p..v-r,o,
CoAsT%isE THsa asfH1xsHPs-Fmsr PAcEFith and sixth
sGsp" Column
pENrIsrRY-smcoNp PAGE-Third column.
bY Hosps f ET AND UN
FsSssS column
.TfNxNcfAI,--Ei PAGE.
sSESisE6 S RSSxs sS5 HrSST%hsrs fos TO LET
NISTq y; pAcn-sseopa p an and Hns ssrs columns columns
FkENScH PAorsxth col
HELP wv P'WANTED-rExALEs-rwE PAeE-Third and
HoEsEs. dAhRi&eEs. dc@FRsT PAdsHfhsd and
HSEsEs SoSS t
ISsrSTSTIosz rAerzsixth column,
column
MEDfttL-TwMIPTH PAGR-Sixth column
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING-FiHsT PAGE-Second
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTNEMENrs-TrsrH PAcR-
Sixth column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rAGE-sxth column
sEa S'% column
FfaSofokTEa ORGANS SesnGosD
7Sss ryssgss SsaTR
Or T% s''Sf4 FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NIgTH PAGE-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NISrH PAGR-First col
PEAI. ESTATE wANTED-NrSrH PAGE-First column.
REWARDS-FmST PAGE-Frst column.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs--ELEvN PAcR,
and TWELFTH PAcE-First. second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth
and Gfth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
SPoRTING-D0GS, BIRDS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Third col
STORAGE-NINTH PAGE-Thrd column.
THE TRADES-TwrLrTH PAGF-Sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SES-NINrn PAGE
Fret and second columns
TRAyELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGH-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE--SRCOND PACR-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C-sEcoND PAGE-sixth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
! TO LET-SIsrH PAGE-First column.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

AOAAAANU-DOGSs bh1&DS, cSNs
Rn.LLIM4IRIpssi Isic nPARIs INITIAL POOLS NOW qrEN
square. on the grand billiard tournament.
CANARY BIRDs-,FINE soSGsTERs; ALSO CHEAP
Bird Cage; R sPd B5 sSsoS fs \ s R 80 - s.sa ssSS street
Watch Dog No IGs East riirt, snh street stable 10.
L'oR sALE-No. 3 BREEcuLoADIYa SHOT Gun,
able for ducks geese. Address xx Herald Brooklyn
RIO sPoRrsMEN.-Go QUAIL AND DUCK SHOOT
ing AT Jamesport, Long Island Address b. H. JONES
THE TURF.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK. THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
mile A sS Seyswsss ss lse IT, iS = at $500
q. y; Ferguson enters !. m. Fanny Carr.
J. sllick cnterss. m Daisy
Hoden enters g. m ssn% Isa's hSg mos pro,r,s,ors
A YORK W Turf EseSaase ro ." and
a" chFos% 4ME s"f HEAT re on RAGE
WE HAVE < CoRREsroNphSf on the the spot who
will telegraph us the result of EACH HEAT soon is
Particular attention paid commissions by mail or
KELY SLiSs Co. IS West TSsn islV street, saeS
UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
IL sons roons corner Broadway and Twenty-eghth
ens sSsy SsI %e Il %
tinue morning and evening until the takes place
es' ' 1. B. & W. H. JOHNSON.
DEERFoor DRIVING PARK.zTRoTrIYG THURS
day November y a. Z n Purse y and stake 500
Of HARTFORD in HARNESS. W. McMshors b. Coroner X TO
ase s M %s Rs se Il %
MIN Mo T. Roberts Also the unfinished race VIM Nc
POOLS SOLD, MORNING AND EVENING AT
iour-milc hea San francisco French pools Tic.
Attention ' MA GEosGE fSiaSS' sssfie TRo&as &Ss%''
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

nPPoSITION-ALBANY AND THROUGH TO TROY
" deck, - cents; with borth, 81 with room, 81 so.
SCHUYLER from Franklin street pier IS, Mondays Wed.
nesdays and Fridays q 4. NJ Y. W. HANCOCK.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10
0LD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
W sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays r. NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Limo Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
Pany steam lines TO interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia Newbern and Washington n c. vis Norfolkl
every Tues sday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday p. N. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills of adng to all points at
lowest Norfolk &c, per cent Freight
received daily 81 North River General Offices 1877
Greenwich street N. L. McCREADY, President.
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

DED STAR LINE.
IL Appointed to carry the Belgian andUned States Nails
The following steamers appointed TO sail -
FOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia From New York
vADERLAND. ...... Nov. 20 STATE OF NEVADA Nov IL
NEDERIAND. ..... Dec. % SWITZERLAND. -. Dee ii
FROM ANTWERP.
For PHILADELPHIA For New York.
VADERLAND. Dec. - STATE OF NEVADA Dee Ii
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin .......... 500 Second Cabin ....... 800
Steerage tickets from all points rates
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
For passage of freight and other information apply
GEO W. COLTON, Agent, ~ Broad street
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
No Battery place, New York.
PETER WRIGHT n SONS, General Agents
b. WONDER BECkE,
General European Agent Antwerp
The New York herald., 1875-11-10

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
IL via Newport aud Fail R.ver.-The world renowned
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier North
River foot Of Murray street. daily Sundays excepted
80 T. NJ Through tickets sold all principal hotels in
the city.