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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13

LOST AND FOUND.


4 Five HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
gentleman well known in this city has been missing
since last Saturday night lie seen by his friends al
twelve o'clock that night, at the Of University
place and Washington square lie is about Gysir wears
old five feet ten inches in height and weighs about 30
brown hair which he wore brushed forward over his ears
and gray Side shissers and musicale His figure is stout
ton cloth and vest OF the material lilo black
head On the little finger Of right hand missing gen.
eman large solitaire dia%9nd ring and on his len
leather English handbag thick dark blue
Ay Tn9 @ No. $50 SO s
House win be paid reward OF 5000
EoUND-oN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, AT THE AcAD-
II envy Music, Opera Glass Inquire d J. LANG,
sol Broadway
IoUND-THURsDAY EVENING NEAR THE RINK,
Il In Brooklyn, Pocketbook containing small sum Of
paying paying cost t d this advertisement b. b RdGERs
81 Canal street
I osT-IN BROADWAY OR FOURTEENTH STREET, A
IL piece OF Transfer Work on blue satin The finder will
be rewarded on leaving II at 81 Madison avenue.
T osT-FEoM 4 CARRIAGE. A FUR LAP ROBE or
~ acireular pattern Of different skins $40 reward will
notify as above.
T osT-FRoN MY HOUSE, FLUSHING. L. l. ON sun
day baa s sss e sSa pU Nth STH to
marked ID. Marvel, Taunton, Mass lnormation thank
VEL iii broadway New York southwest corner Bovine
Mass
r OsT-oN THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IL
il between Threth and Fiieth streets and Madison and
Filth gold Pencil and gold Medal attached TO two
or three Links or silver chain side Of the medal is
School is7i A suitable reward will be paid to any one
leaving them at 2s5 Fnh avenue.
r osr-A PocKETBooK IN BARCLAY STREET,
Sss s sf Win ne
wich and Barclay streets
7 osr-oN FRIDAY MORNING, NEAR, sIxTIErH
~ street and Third avenue grey ana black Spliz Dog
liberal reward will be paid returning him TO NO 10 East
Sixty second street.
REWARDS.
Il Z REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF AN OLD BLACK
Del and Tan Slut lost Broadway and Twenty ninth
street Thursday evening. Return 10 l.iss broadway
OK RBwARp-Losr FROM ME- NOVEMBER u, 4
sSSsr ' eSs . STssa 'i pais 81 Firth avenue
n : REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS AsKED-FoR
I'D Of the Bird and Cage stolen yesterday from
575 East Broadway.
Gin REWARD uND NO MoRE).-LosT. ON TUES
DlU day afternoon from 354 West 1hirtcth street,
SCOTCH Terrier The will receive the above reward be-
side the heartfelt thanks of the owner
GO REWARD WILL BE PAID cAND NO CUES.
rom S.urevsnt House on Thursday Join ALIENS No.
.229 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 = 100000 IN CURRENCY DISTRIBUTED, :
sssss y x Sc Es"ss yin S' SH%
S9 R III 10 hSass das D'
j S S. 4 1893 3 Iils: : 'is sS s sS
:G Sils: & 1873 1893. sSS S:Ss go S zSSSS
$40; Halves IS Quarters "a 60 Address all orders for
u0Se's ana in'0'n'N THOMAS H. HAYS Co,
: 087 Broadway Qormeglx eoa.
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CHuRCH OF TIE STRANGERS. MERCER STREET
" near Naycrley pacc-Rey. DR.. Deems is 10 preach a.
ius A. aud ~ r. Nj all seats irce gentlemen at the
door TO meet strangers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER ANNOUNCES
IL. COLONEL RICHARD PENiSTAN'S uhe former
owner Of and the gentleman who sold, the wonderful hy
LADY STOUT and the famous GRAFTON TO Mr.. ROBERT
extraordinary sale Of valuable TROTTiNG stock take
place at Barker Sons City Auction Mart and New
York Tattersas corner ct broadway and Thirty
prising THIRTY FIVE HEAD OF young stations colts and
Niles, young driving gedngs and atcled pairs
brood mares, &c: Of the BEST TROT1INd BLOOD OF
MAMBRINO-PATCHEN, Ericsson, Golddust, Kentucky
Messenger, &c.
STOCK exhibition
FULL DESCRIPTIVE cataH ready, the
Spirit and Turf Offices and nj tho mart.
SALE POSITIVE and no postponemcnt.
PEDIGREES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS guaran-
REFERENcE. Mr.. ROBERT BONNER, Of New York
A TTEsTIoN IS CALLED TO THE SALE.
N BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY NOVEMBER - At 10 O'CLOCK AT
THE PRIVATE STABLE. NO 1852 EAST TWENTY
SECOND STREET,
5 FINE HANDSOME AND FAST TRoT'riNG HORSES
SPEED, soUNDNESS AND KINDNESS WAR
RANTED.
Including the famous otting Gedug Cobbor got by
re i51 hands high, old warranted to trot in 80
and warranted sound and kind.
Fast dark bay Geding Frank Swift 15S hands high.
years old by Ethan Allen warranted TO trOt In 30;
bright bay Geldng westchester Boy got by ysdck
Hambetonian. dam the Conn0r's American STAR
Is l52a hands high old; warranted to tro In 40
and warranted sound and kind
Also elegant top Road Wagons, with Pole and Shafts
top G spring Pony Phaeton.
set Double Harness, sets Of gold mounted Single lar
N B-THE ABOVE HORSES Ai;E ALL RELIABLE
AND SAFE FOR ANY ONE TO DRIVE OR HANDLE.
AND ARE AcCLIMATED AND READY FOR ANY AND
SALE Positive RAIN OR SHINE
CHARLES g. DUFF Auctioneer.
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Cir Is paid ~
$40 Halves 81 Quarters, "a 60 Address all orders for
"Vse'' WV THOMAS H. HATS CO.,
087 Broadway QoTmegly 6Qal.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
THE SUN.
Daily and Weekly for 1875.

The approach Of the Presidential election
gives unusual importance to the events and
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best family newspaper In the world. ID will
be full of entertaining and appropriate read
ing Of every sort. but viii prin, nothing %
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The Agricultural Department Il a promI-
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win always be found fresh and useful 10 the
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
"TliE WORLD" AND ITS WORK
(Binghamton Leader(

(Binghamton Leader.(
Those 81 our Democratic friends who de-
sire 10 subscribe for a New York paper will
Ind none that equals the World In ability,
or that 80 fearlessly and clearly advocates
Democratic principles. In the news from all
parts Of the world. Il u complete, and It's
editoriols on all subj,,ts are vigorous and
logical To the farmer IL Il invaluable /:
teaches him many things that tend 10 pro-
mote his best Interests which he needs his
eyes opened o.. The World Is now doing a
great work IN behalf q the Democratic
party, and should BE- fully sustained.
A THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
Manchester Union.)
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and influence, stands AZ the head ofthe Dem
ocratic press In this country.
Address THE WORLD"
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
The Semi-Woekly, One Year Two
Dollar.

An extra copy to getter-up Of club Of ten.
The Daily b. getter-up 81 club Of twenty
Eve. The Semi-w eekly contains (Tuesanys
and Friday'sl all the contents 81 the week.
one or two arst-rate novels during the year.
and all the cream Of the Daily World.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
Il oNR PRICE TO ALL q
The New York Word.
The Democratic Paper Of Kec York
The Cheapest and Best.
Postage Prepared by T..
The Weekly World, One Year One
Dollar.

An extra copy 10 getter up Of club OF
ten. The seml- Weekly 10 getter MP OF
club OF twenty. The daily TO gctter up
OF club OF any.
All the news OF the part seven days
"a given In the weekly edition OF the
World twednesday's). which contains, In
addition IN the news many special features
prepared expressly for u. The Grange
department gives each week the latest
news OF the order and Of the Patrons.
The agricultural departments presents
the latest experiments and experiences oi
practical culturists, full reports OF the
Farmers Club Of the American Institute,
letters from practical farmers. and inter-
estlng discussions of profitable farming.
The page for the family furnishes inter-
est and amusement Tor the ilreslde during
the long winter EVENING" Full ami
trustworthy live stock, country produce.
and general produce market reports show
the state OF trade.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
CITY HOTEL,

Corner Camp and Common stroelA, near
Canal street. New Orleans.
This hotel II centrally located. aide en-.
trance being only lev feet from Canal
street; Ticket Office New Orleans. "a.
Louis and Chicago Railroad Company ,
Illinois Central Railroad Company; and
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company. Just opposite. Baggage checked
TO all points. Prices % suit the times.
Liberal reduction for board BY the week
or month. The friends OF Mr.. Oscar
Hlnckle. formerly OF Jackson. Mississippi
wnl find him AZ the City Hotel.
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PropFictors
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A THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.

Address THE WORLD"
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13

1875. AGAIN. 1875.
LOUISVILLE
Weekly Ceurier.JOurnal
Continues Tor the present gear lea liberal
arrangement. whereby. on the 3lst DE
eember, 1875, Il will distribute impartial
ly among lts subscribers,
$4,000
In presents comprising grcenbacks and
nearly one thousand useful and beauti-
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Terms 81 q year and liberal offers TO
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Daily edition sl2. Postage prepaid on
all papers without extra charge.
Address w. ". HALDEMAN.
Pres't Courier Co. Louisville, Ky.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13

Are practically taught by experienced Pro.
..sor,' Persons rum hfteen "a afty yrar.
.snn. nssruciions given privately to each
and v put through thorough and sv.,s,n.,,,
couse Of business transactions b. a,;sIIs, ~,
Tor the situation be intends b. all PERI.
who have neglected their Education can he,s
speedily prepare for bushes. Of any Nina
students from the country can board In the
- IhNhS-Ih Thirty per cent lsss than other
commercial Colleges In this city.
Coss OF inI commercial Course. only 500
Average time, three or four rnonths.
The Principal has been a profe..,o,.I
teacher IN New Orleans since lssI
For circulars. address
augil-ly New 0,Ia.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-13
WASH BLUE,

Tor Laundry and household use Manufac-
tured ~ the American Ultramarine
Works, Newark, y. J.
Our Wash Blue Is the best in the world. II
docs not streak. contains nothing injurious b.
health or fabric, and Il used by ali The large
iaundries or account ofits pleasing effect and
sheapness. Superior for withdrawing. Put
up IN packages convenient for family use
Prov Ten cents each.
For sale by grocers every where. Always
aak fer the American wash blue. " you want
shs cheapest ~nA best
AxrxfcAn uLTRAxARnu wc1xs.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE.

MAN KILLED on THE l., @. L. RoAD-Hls
STRANGE LIFE AND MANY MIsPoRIUSEs.
A special to the Cincinnati Commercial
from Lswrenceburg says: The body of
man was brought to this city. who was
killed this morning, at q station on the In
dianspolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette railroad,
called Cambridge. one mile and a half this
side ofGuilford (east). When first seen by
the engineer OF train No. 4, due here
at 1902. he was lying on the track and had
his head raised; the engine was reversed
and breaks put Cd, but not in time 20 save
him. The pilot struck his head and threw
him off the track; the train was stopped and
his body carried to this city. An inquest
was held by Coroner Skinner. His name
was Louis Muller. He was born in London,
gland, July l, 1917. HIS parents came TO
this country when he was q hey. He soon
ran away from home and took TO the seas TO
be a sailor. Some three or four years ago,
while on whaling voyage in the Hudson
Bay he was on deck of the
snip. and after looking awhile on the
suns reflections upon the icebergs, he i'm
mediately complained Of bis eyesight; the
morning after lie awoke perfectly blind.
Soon after his vessel wss wrecked; only four
teen of the crew escaping. After suffering
on an island two or three months, they
were taken off by homeward bound vessel
He came to Cincinnati lsst year to consult
Ccl0UIaISu Ccuftst, Out ne gave nlm no en-
enlargement. He then went to St. Louis.
but the oculists of that city told him he
same thing. He stayed at the blind asylum
at 81. Louis and learned the broom making
business Last March he went TO bed
feeling as usual, but when he got up
in the morning imagine his surprise when be
| found that he could see. He could not
realize 1t himself. He piucbed himself
and pulled his hair before be could believe
It was more than dream. He informed
the physician, and he would not believe it
| until he tested him. His sight was limited
to the right eye. In about six weeks the
left eye also admitted the rays OF light and
| improvement kept up until his eyesight was
nearly perfect. The above history was
found on his person in printed account by
the st. Louis Globe Democrat. His eyes
convinced the jury that he was the same
man. A pocket memorandum also had that
name In, but nothing In the way OF va1u-
ab!es was found on his person. Parties
here will write 10 his friends at ST. Louis.
The verdict of the jury was that his name
was Lewis Muller, and that he came to his
death by being struck by an engine of the
l., c. It L. railroad. No blame is attached
to the railroad employees.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
GYP TIE.
~, scriDer,s for september.

I'm Scribers for SeptemDer-i
4, cav. email hoy was little Gyp Tie,
1S-..6 :. iuslv face and an aiD@nu e1es.
.',.,,.ar small voice, most StlNery sWeee'
Rnd sne busiest pair OF noiseless Ieet
49, 80 could ever have wished 10 meet
-, ,,or, lot had little Gyp Tic,
-. -, rs inuoceut face was never a.iS,
- rr@-yad a n the dishes. and dld the cioi,a,
H. t,.s-ened the stoves, and scruDoeu the i'ON-S'
re - - = never listened behind the doois'
He sang al his work did niue Oy -, 20 ~ Sfe
7. 49,, mi song that ne wlSneu D Uioi
a - = -, 10 line bright Celestial Lanu,
- - Ss,.si there with his mates 70 sts,ha' III,
a. - y; s.loy-n' en- his head, and mop IN MS
hard.
J-e r-eyT very fond OF little typ lie;
ITs never was known 10 cheat OF 10 ne
IL IL 800 TO Oh uTch and he learned 10 tes't,i
81 - nrsyed 80 hard, that We All agiSs"
~ Ne va a rescued brand lndeSo'
IL. 81 very sad did little Gyp TIE,
And ee wiped ear from MS t.iln ANN = -
M = a sang his SOTO wful song All uee.
60 1--WE silver spoons were sioi en- away -,
r. In secret drawer where they AWAY > I"3'
E,1- Sedder vet was lit e Gyp lie, II,
WteT W. hailed The Dig polite man hlsh'
- - t.,ke I'd on (Sy child OF STU. .,t,, 81
- - called his and pray Sts -, -,
AuG ne pulled Out the spoon VII"
grin ,,. ,a,rsd a GsIv in
W. want no more like little Gyp Tie; -.
" tbtnl- of his PRAYERS with dreadini Slsu, .,
- = =. eorfovrftIi song that was u OF -
JSr-s ~. rrant a youth 10 scrub ana u 49,
Wso las the prOfoundest beHei In JOSH
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY AUGUST
ARCAMON.
ny HENRY A. BEERS.
From the Christian Union. !

From the Christ an Union.
HSsteed was old, his armor worn,
And he was old, and worn and gray;
The light that lit his patient eyes
IL shone from very far away.
Through gay Provence ne journeyed on,
To one high quest his life was true,
Add SO they called him Carcamon-
lde knight who seeketh the world through
pts7sy blossomed in his shield;
. 49,, oxen Ills, the people say,
g" i nat SUI across the worlds wide field
LIE SEEKS la dame de ses pensees."
For somewhere on a painted wall,
or la thSciiyis shifting crowd,
OF lonSingtrom a easement tall,
Or shapeopf dream or evening cloud
Forgotten wien. forgotten where
her lace nat hlled his careless eye
moment erele turned AID passed,
Nor knew 1t vas his destiny.
But ever In his DEANS IL came
DIVINE and pasSonless and strong.
Smile upon the nperiai lips
No lover kiss has dared to wrong.
He took his armor firm the wall
All gone since thenyas many day
He led his steed from or m !. stall
And sought Ia dame e ses pensees.
The ladies OF the Troubaouu
Came riding through thchestnut grove;
Sir Minstrel string that lue of yours,
And sing US a gag song oftOve."
{" o, ladies OF the TrOubadours,
NV lutte has but a single StriIe:
SirVentes n for psranlourS,
My heart is not in tuDe TO sing.
The flower that blooms upon my shield
II has another SOIL am spring
Than that wherein the gaudy rose
Oflight provence is blossoming.
The lady OF my dreams doth hold
Such royal state within my mlnu-
No thought that comes uncl4 IN gold
To that high court may entrance md.
Do through the chestnut groves he passed,
And through the lanG and far away;
Nor know whether n the world
lie found Ia damede ses pensees-
Only know thee in the South
Long to the harp his tale was told:
Sweet as new wine within the mouth
The small, choice words and music old.
To scoyn the promise of the Real:
To seek and seek and not to find;
Yet cherish still the fair Ideal
Tt is thy fate, o restless Mind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
THE LONE SEA BIRD.
IA NEs. G.. II. Gil.

81, lonesome sea-gulI, floating far
Over The oceans icy waste,
sip,less ana wide thy wanderings are
trer ever valnly seeking rest -, q,
Where is thy mate, and where tiny Nest
7rvixt wintry sea and wintry sky,
tgeaving the X cen air with my DfSNS''
-rs1ou safest slowly, solemnl!;
No fstter on thy wing is pressed
Where is thu mate, and where thy nest
u, restless, homeless, human soul,
Following for aye tiny nameleSs 1usSt'
The gulls a at, and the bilows Iol,
Ist., xryst cbesf sill and questiOnest-
Where is thy mate, ana WheIe my A9''
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
AN INDIAN INVESTIGATE
THE Usage AGENCY-DAMAGING FACri
PROVED AGAINST AGENT GIBSON.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. ola Kansas City special
to the Republican says that Times re-
porter, who has just arrived from the Usage
Agency in the Indian Territory,
the commissioners appointed by commits
sionerHovy in relation TO the charges of fraud
and inconsistency against j. S. Gibson, In
dian agent to the Usage indians, was slowly
coming to an end. A number of very dam
aging iscts had already been proven against
the agent, among which was
that of having two sets
OF vouchers signed In regard TO paying GER
tain money and supplies to the Indians. and
other charges of a like character. One of
the members Of the committee is Il. G. KIM
ball, OF New York, who last spring was a
member of the committee which completely
whitewasbed this same Indian agent, Glib
son, when charged with irregularities in his
agency.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
TENAS SAID YES.

AND SHE WAS RATHER EMPHATIC ABOUT IT.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, Aug. 2I.-The OH
cal count OF the vote on the constitutional
convention, taking the returns from one
hundred and one counties, shows the follow
ing result: For a convention Al, 2aJ; against,
$500.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26

a Boston directory man is loose in Berk-
shire county: Scene--Office of II. l.. Dawes:
Door opens, canvasser walks in: "What
business is carried on here, sir?n The sena-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
COUNTING NOSES.
oUIsIANA HAS s54, 800 OF THEN
ARE MOSTLY BLACR,

ARE MOSTLY BLACK.
NEW ORLEANS, August 21.-The state
registrar reports the result of the census OF
louisiana. recently taken in compliance
with the requirements of the state constitu
ton. to be: city OF New Orleans, whites,
l4S,72l; colored, 57,6i1; total, 2O3,}6s,
the census of 1870. The population OF
the whole state is as follows: white, 404 SOL;
colored. 10000; an excess of the colored
over the whites of 40 ,66S, an increase of r.
SIS over the census of 1870. These figures
may be subjected to some slight modifica
tions, the returns ofone or two remote par
ishes not being complete.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
GORRLED.

CANADA WAS NO PROTECTION TO SOME
DEALERS IN CROOKED TEA.
NIAGARA FALLS, August 2l.-Cutle &
Bondlsy, the tea merchants who abscond, d
from Baltimore in July last, after swindline.
as it is alleged, their creditors out OF 500,
600, were arrested in Canada yesterday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26

tor looks up from his law book. writing
recommendations for Office, sir" and re-
sumes bis task.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26

The twenty-irst funniest, to last four
days, was begun this evening with a
reception of the visiting Turner's from all
Parts OF the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-17
A Heroine by HIistake.

One dark night not long ago, burglar
entered a private residence on Broadway.
On ascending one flight of stairs he observed
light in chamber, and while delibera-
ting what to do, large woman suddenly
descended upon him, seized him by the
throat, pushed him down through the hall
and forced him into the street before he
had time to think. Heroic Repulse of a
Burglar by Woman" was the way the
friends called and congratulated her upon
her courage, she exclaimed, "good gracious
didn't know it was burglar. If had i
should have been frightened to death. 1
thought it was my husband come home
drunk, and l was determined he shouldn't
stay in the house in that condition. "-Ler-
inqtOn Gazette.