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RRtNDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
hD drcd boxes bunch raiSns few hafpipes of French
fifty boxes sperm candles, all of fair quality to be sold
low close concern. WIN BATFEY 81 old evee
N, b Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for a few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper apply above
jan q
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<.,,r.,. mann N.-a., IS.
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hnnics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
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REMOVAL.
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ANIMALS FOR 1886
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

Prom our yesterd evenings second edition.
Continuation OF the battie--1 o'clock p. M
The Usurcrs ~vorsted-- Prospect OF draw
ing on TIL tomOrre~---Hcayy Cann0na-
ding.
As the sun goes down in the the din cf battle in
and the ferocy OF the combaants grows Wild
er In different parts of the city companies Of and
three hundred coniesting the day, foot foot
aud arm to arm. Here and there distinguished lead
with their towering pumes are seen leading ON
their forlorn hopes with the praiseworhy energy
and zeal Couricrs arrive at Office every ten min
ues bringing intelligence of the Of the bell
gcrcrt parties.
Whenever two soldiers meet demands Of the
other who he is. Immediately explanation takes
place after the Of omer's heroes Satisfactory
OF not they 20 to blows and continue at them till the
victory Is declared in favor OF one or the other.
AT quarter past one, p. NJ, pcrly soldier walked
the polls Of the 9th ward and very quietly minated
that he a Liberal. Immediately Tory stepped
forward and denied his right to intimate any such
thing
"Who are yoa r. said the Liberal.
Il am wing, and deny your right to chal.
enge you" said the Tory.
Il am Irish native American, Id have you know,
sir born the eastward Of Cape Cod in the year
iSVi my father lives IN Botany bay ana my mctner II
dead get my living by the sweat Of my brow 90
against all usury and rotten Wall street bankers I am
for free trade and lrshmans rights have lived in
New York nine years and six months have knocked
down and dragged insoent wings than ever
you hear'n Of attend to my business and cheat no
an-sSd by is, I'll vote here my sentiments in
spite of your teeth"
Swear him--swear him T. cried the challenger
The Liberal, however, known and allowed TO
vote the discontinue Of the Tory challenger. Every
boar the same going throughout the city
They are not confined to party The Liberals and
Tories act alike IN this matter.
About o'clock, terrible explosion heard IN the
let ward, in the direction of New street The Tories
had cunnngy and secretly undermined the ground in
that neghborhood and prepared all things for grand
blow up. The miners had been had at work for the
past week. under the command Of a certain magnetic
Colonel A company Of Liberals, numbering u. com
handed by captain Haskell CHANGED to be passing near
the Office ofthe Courier when the train set hire TO-
Up few the whole mass Liberals the Office Of the Cour
er large body cf wings, and two three hun
drea beautiful L'eregsntes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
NEW YORK TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1887.

three Of the leading wings eectioneerng against Hoxie
Ogden and Acker.
As we were leaving the poll Of the clique cried
out, by God, there goes Bennett in the Nimrod.
Upset his house-the id scoundrel 2" cries one
OF the Wing officers.
Not quite 50 fast my covy.' replied an honest look
ing mechanic, or you will be upset yourself
Three cheers for Bennett and the Nimrod."
We gave our grlan steed the rein and he out Of
hearing as quick lightning
u SEVENTH WARD.-Hoxie 5 own.-Here the usu-
rers were making great exertions. The polls were
completely manned at their opening by the Robnsonian
juno, and they iondy hoped have every thing their
own way-but in this they were greatly mistaken the
liberals rallied their forces and came manully 10
the fight.
One Of the Robinsonan junto presented himself, &C.
companied by Of the Caharine market oafers, 10
vote the Ratchet ticket.
- challenge that vote, says liberal"
Inspector-your vote is challenged
"Ha,chet the id scoundrel Tom, cries one Of the
clique
Here ofhe officers nterered and put tie insoent
braggadocia uader arrest.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

20 "Col. Storms has a stormy time of it,. said
a person day Indeed!' Eyes; he laborcd 10
protect property when city lay in ashes. and he
has lost his all by fire." He has gone through the
fiery ordeal them 7" That he has-won't you for
him." BE If do. He is a rank Liberal re-
piled the Usarer. BEG pardon. sir you Usurer T.
"Yes. and glory in it." No doubt. We don't want
your vote well thrash you numerically
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

10 Scene,-Gazette Office. How Bennett rubs ia
into Hoxie" True, true, Bennett uses Hoxie as
foil to defeat our ticket" And he will do it," That
he will, but let the people know think
So" "You right. Mum" Both dialogists
true blue Usurers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
Jed up TO II o clock are nearly as follows:

Important intelligence expected in time tor 2nd even
ing edition, which will be issued att 7. M. The field
is cnveloped in smoke and the groans Of the wounded
heard ia every direction From the shrill piercing OF
their cries. it is thought that the Tories loss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

The Liberal Curiassers have entire possession Of the
18th ward, having routed the Bank Greys under the
command of Jew by the name Of Ephraim.
Ha!fpast II Tremendous firing in all parts
the city. The confusion is ntcrmnable. The Liber-
ais are firm under firm generals The killed and
wounded up TO IL OK clock are nearly as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

"Well, you may be choice in your aristccratic no.
tons; but you're not so in your words go for the
Liberals, cause you amt got no pol:teness.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

W 6rH WARD.-Pure democracy-lberal princi-
ples-odds two to one against Banks, Spectators
and Shnplasers-no mistake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

U@"Want ticket, Wing ticket Captain y
| "Aye, Generals has il got Ratchet upon III"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

~ FIRsT WARp.-A great exertion made, mer-
chants and clerks crowding to the poll. The clerks
in bodies from their respective stores, as Napoleon
brought up his recruits.-No forcing-only adrisng.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

54rH WARp.-Close work-Wbgs fear they will
be out generalled- firing. There would have
been more polled here than at any other ward, but
the usurers are determined to question.
What ! are you sailor %
81 know him-nll right"
care your family here -
"No"
"Then you can't VOTE"
dyes can"
g" No you can't"
:" / arnt got no family"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

u 30 WARD.-Gfeat strugge-casc doubtful
Grand pash with the Clerk Phalanx-If they have
any hatchets, they hide them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

CASTOR AND sATIN-BEAvER HATS are so-
- offered 10 the citizens Of New York the new ests-
- blishment Of HOWELL 4 CO, 12s Chatham street.
upon the following terms The price Of ell their sk
GLIDING short viii be three dollars Al their
long and hort consisting Of nura plain CASTOR via
he dollars A. the subscribers
10 these bats with the elegance Of style and
finish they viii not sell Tor cash. the above
bishcd prices, ron which they will In addition.
umbrellas and splendid assortment Of canes consisting OF
nearly forty ds rent kinds and patterns gebcv with varic
of fancy and other brusbe received Poland
which they enabled TO- sell swd les. usual
prices. HOWELL A. Co
o2<3ms i2s Chatham, opposite Roosevelt s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

Il. SECOND WARp.-The Hoxie ticket here goes
by the name Of the Ratchet ticket
"Want Ratchet 2"
{" Give this man Hoxies kacthct.'
"That cuts him up"
"Whgs ten TO one"
"a lie, who says Y"
"A Bank parlcar man."
HOhW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

(tEE AP COAL-The schr. Illinois has arrived al the
iooto Chrisiolh 81 with cargo superior Schuyk
clean lump coal which viii be delivered price OF
xS2t per ton cash Families viii find this desirable oppor
tuni,y OF laying in their winters supply. -
Orders left the yard, lbs Barrow ST. will be duly attended
Nd k
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
TELEGRArHiC DESPATCH Ne. 4.-l2h. 2Jm.
'onest close aud doubtful. Tremendous loss on

~ O'CLOCK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
Il moWyAH ". !M Al. .asE,MloAa an

chtmist II u deservedy celebrated ienderng the
skin smooth and soft removing chaps pinples and bems
the preservation Of the tseh end gums and the q
offensive breath; cleansing and healing and wounds
preventing and curing cuisneous diseases particularly
for hschng musns ana handk and for the
novs grease, paint &c, om clothing n also much
esteemed |" shaving SOAP rr.r.r.d and wholesale and
retail by " HOWARD, Washington City.
For sse by Hosdley pher. co. Ne s7 water by
Marshal slocsm, No soS Brosd~ay Of Dpane st.
and I'll Broadway. MI rav1m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

nEPILATORY 20 Va OER-For removing super
- the face. and neck single sppl
cation a purpose without pain injury 10 the skin
which o. contrary is len whittier and softer than before
april dexrpvs the ~ tho hsir for ssle by
Rniews yA. r.. EAMOUREUx, III broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

20 TENTH wARD-Here the Liberals were as
sembed in all their strength, determined to do or die.
Bets freely offered that Slam, Bang Co. will receive
GOO majority in the Tenth-no takers.
The Rumps completely discounted, and dare not
show their faces Two three Of the Robinsonian jun.
to appeared the ground,b but they drummed
out Of the camp.
When we drove up TO the poll, some remarked
There's Benefits express"
Make way Cor Bennett"
Three cheers"
Tell Bennett Hosie is I'D in this ward" SC.
In fact we saw 50 much enthusiasm expressed
at the polls in the whole Of our life, and we are
confident there is no chance for the usurers In this
ward.
In front Of the wing shantee, We observed two or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

Fifth street the Bowery and Sro-uo Avenue begs
leave 10 inorrn the public that v attends personally to
horse shoeng ins sd o by deputy formerly Therefore
sending horses his establishment dcper
having them shod on the most approved scientific pnc
piles.
likewise attends 10 the diseases Of horses usual his
inhrnary but his arrangements 81 horse shooting
cude the possibility ~ attending them at their stables
cept those In his mpedate vicinity
To those who seepc OF his abilities, he Will merely
Pat them 10 the test proof of the pudding IN
eating. JAMES DRYsDALE,v.
s26 3us Graduate Of the Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

- CDo ~ FOK MIDDLETO w N POINT
80 N J-The s,eambo:t MoNMoUTH, Capt.
s1ea. Chumar will leave New York from the foo6
Of Robinson ~ uesday Thursdays and Saturdays touching
at Seguine's dock, Staten Island and Keyport.
N. b. Fer the hour OF starting inquire
House, foot OF Barclay Wilson Hunt Of West and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
NO. I1g.
OLD EsTABLIsHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
Gs As 4a 81

" PERSONS residing In this country WAC wish send
io aeir friends from Great Britain ireland, will ds TO
ca ~ t ONCE, where they still make
having them brought TO this country The subscriber will
20 furnish drafts Liverpool the Bank OF Ireland
- may be required or engage 10 send amount
par q GREAT Britain or Ireland; and will only remark that
W determination OF himself and his friends in Liverpool
Aat 6 same punctualy which hitherto
poa Ia me forwarding Of passengers without delay and ha
shg ~ uials pau The moment presented will
heretofore, be strictly adhered To- - -
Applications made, personally or by letter most maid
70 thf SUBSCRIBER, VIII be Immediately attended Ia.
olG3ms SANI TIioMpsnN p..-t.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
e Notice. =

THE subscriber informs the public that
he has located himself in the town of Fay.
cite, where he offers his services to them
asa
THOMPSONIAN PRACTITIONER;
and he expects to keep constantly on hand,
general assortment of
IHOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,
And Jeucett's Stimulating Linimcnts.
And that the public may know something
of the success of the Thompsonian Practice
in his hands, he will merely mention, that
since the first day of January last to the
present date, he has been called into sew
enty -seven different families, and have vet
to oos the first case where he has had any
earthly chance; and if any person feels
disposed to doubt the correctness of the
above statement, he would advise such per-
sons to put themselves to the trouble to in
quire OF his customers as to the fac. above
stated. He will say more than that-That
he has not lost single case where he has
had any chance, from the first day of Janu-
airy, 1886, to the present date, and do defy
any person to prove to the contrary; and he
further states, that he will warrant cure
in all cases of Scrofala, or Kings Evil, and
Syphilis. B. G. KEY.
November Ia, 1897. l-lam'f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
Notice

PURSUANT to an or.Ier "f the Hon. the
Probate Curt of Jefferson County. q.
ns granted, on the, 4tll NJ inlay If MAY
1897 ,wewill expose /, tho highest bidder
tho following
LOT Or PARCEL OF GROUND.
being the re Il estate Of ID mean Nc LrIrin
deed. TO witt -Four h,nLred acres (be the
same moro or less,) lying, ani being sisua-
ted in jefferson County, Oh the middle fork
ofthe Homochitto, bounded E,st by Daniel
K. Wilkinson, s m'h by Richard Thames,
North by Daniel b ,kcr.
Sale to take place at tho Curt II n,se in
Fayette. on the first day Of Jsn',1ry 1888;
on c'eiit ot one an I two years.
PETER Nc LAURlN, Ain'r,
REBECCA M LAUKIN, Adm'x.
Oct. 81. 81 o.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
Sporting Intelligence.
Oct. 81. 1887. 36tf

TIME Jefferson County Jockey Club
R.ces will commence ON "Eiam-
berln's Track on the third Wednesday in
November next, and continue -four days."
The LIST day shall be mile heats, free tor
any horse raised in jefferson county, or ha-
wing belonged TO a citizen Of the county tor
at least six months previous to the flrst day
of the races.
The Cd day shall he two mile heats, free
for any horse, mare, or geljin5.
The 3rd day shall be four mile heats, tree
for any horse. mare or gelding.
The 4;h dry, mile heats the three best
in five-for any horse, mare or gelding. IN
The counties Of Jefferson aud Claiborne, u
they have been owned by a citizen OF said
counties, during the six months next prev'-
Gus to the third Wednesday in November
next.
Wednesday, LIST day-Milc heats tor
purse If 8 100; entrance, SD.
Thursday, 2nd day-Two mile heats
CIR purse of 800; entrance $50.
Fsid,v, 3 d day-F1ur mile heats, tor
purse Of $500; entrance 500.
S,turday, 4 day-3 best in 5, for al inc
eairancc money Of ill.. three previous days,
wit: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
The proprietor Of the Track will put ~
4 silver cup worth $50, t. he inrludcd ia
the purse on tho last day.
PfIIk1P @. HUGHES, Sec'y.
Hamberlinps Track, Oct 81, 1897 32:d
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NV last Invitation.

MY Books, 3 nds ana AccounIs, en-
I'LL bracing the debts due John Pavnc
and Alexander Ross, or John Payne & Co.
james Scott, John PAYNE, and Alexande:
Ross, or james Scott s. CO., are left with
Mr.. WooDroRD WooD, at Mcssrs. Voc &
Davenport's of this place Mr.. Wood u
authorized to settle, collect, and receipt for
all debts due me. Mr.. JAMES PAYNE is al
SD authorized to sell and convey any proper
~ belonging to me, and to collect debts by
suit or otherwise.
| have waited near two years and SIX
months for many of the debts now due Ine,
and perhaps may be induced to wait several
years longer, if settlements and fair promis-
es are made in a short time. lido hope those
that have open accounts with me will caI'
Immediately, and give their notes payable
LIST Of October next, and that an eff"rt a!
least will be made to paw them when dnc.
JOHN PAYNE.
June 6, 1887. l7-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
N II IC T.

N o TIC f.
RY virtue Of an order of the H ,norable
the Probate Court of the Claiborne
county made on Monday the 9th day ol
April last, will sell Mt public sale on
SATURDAY 9Th Day Of JANUARY
next, 1887 at the court house door in Port
Gibson, the following tracts of land situated
IN Claiborne county, Of the following dcs-
cription to wit:
ATRACTOFLAND
situated on tho waters ofthe Min Bayou
Pierre between Port Gibson and Bruinsblrg,
now in the possession of Mrs, L. Harmon,
containing
THREE HUNDRED ARPENTS.
Also-a tract Of laid containing
THREE HUNDREDS TWENTY
Acres, on the waters Of BIZ Back River on
Il Bayou known as ''Gnn's Biyou," one
mile and half South ola place known as
"Hun's Gin.'
A Tract Of LAND on James Greek
decided by H . Harmon, Tax collector, to +.
McD. l4th My, 1918, and re-deeded
by Ma D)nald to Harmed on the same day,
said tract confirms
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Also
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
l63 ACRES,
siuated on the he I'D Of ssWidows Creek" be-
ing in The South East corner OF the Ezra
Mccall tract.
ALSO
On MONDAY, Sti day of JANUARY
next, at the court house door in the town Of
Fayctte. in Jefferson county,
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
$40 ARPENTS,
situated in said county, on the waters oil
.'Coles Creek" distant about one mile from
Fayet.e, confirmed to the legal representa-
'ives Of Christian Brax,on, by the board o.
Commissioners, on the 18Th Nay, 1905.
Said lands belong to the Estate of Hcze
kiah Harmon, deceased, and are decrecd to
be sold 10y said court, on the ground, that j
will he for The inieres. Of the heirs aud lega
representatives Of said Harmon.
0JSaid Lands will be sold on credit o
one and two years, from the days Of sale
the purchaser or purchasers giving note:
PAYABLE in the Printers Bank ut Port Glib
son, with good and sufficient security to be
approved by the administrator,
SHEM THOMPSON, adm'r.
ode bonis noa' Of Hezekiah Harmon, de-
ceased.
(rI'hs Port Olson Son,hernor and Rod
ney Telegraph, will inserr the ab'we unit
the day of sale, and send their accounts TO me
SfIEM THOMPSON.