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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

Mr.. PARSONS, in his lecture on Paris,
tells about a young daughter ofthe keeper
of the Morgue, who il in the habit Of en-
tering the room where the dead are lying
on marble slabs, in the middle Of tho
night, and passing her hand over the
clammy faces to see if the jets Of cold
water which are kept playing upon the
bodies are falling as they ought.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
CO-tuOf the Alien Governments
To the Southern People.

The alien, imported governments Of the
Southern States have added 10 the fund
ed debt Of these States one hundred and
seventy million dollars in three years.
And the annual rate Of increase OF this
debt is now, even after all the Aposures
made and protests uttered, not less than
thirty millions. Should Grant BE re-
lccted, every one Of these States will
inevitably become bankrupt. Washing
ton Patriot.
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Carpet-Bag Dofngs---A- diseuested
Editor.

From the Kinds County, Gazette.
Superintendent Tucker vanquishe6
the Attorney General, the Secretary of
State, the State Board of Education, and
the Kinds County Gazette, before the
Board of Supervisors of the county on
Friday last. His claim as Superinten-
dent of Education of the county for the
three months ending October LIST, was
allowed, and warrant therefor ordered.
DIR. Horne, president, and Mr.. Fisher
and Edward Hill, members, voted for the
allowance; and Mr.. Spengler and Mon
roe Bell against it. We dismiss the
subject.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
Result OF Ghe Election rrInI@ fm
Newton dOmuuy.

We learn from the Newton Ledger
that the contested election cases in New
ton county came up before w. A. Pull
len, Esq, at Decatur on the 2lst inst,
and was decided in favor of all the Dem
ocratic candidates. they having received
the highest number Of votes. We hope
to he able to give particulars in our next.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

The weakest of the grounds on which
the opposers of Radicalism in DeSoto
county, win contest the election in that
county, are the strongest on which the
Radical contestants are basing their pre-
tensions i'm some other counties LIN De-
Soto, the violations Of the law 10 - to
defeat fair election, were open and fla
grant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
The Colored vote i'm virginia.

From the Lynchburg News.
One OF the most cheering features of
the great conservative victory in Vir-
glnia is the increased colored Conserva-
1--WE vote This also must be to the car
petbaggers one of the most CALLING cir
cumstances of their defeat. 1t indicates
clearly enough that the colored men are
beginning TO find them cut. AS time
Wears on and the freedmen become bet
Ter educated and more intelligent, they
VIII he apt to assert their political IN
dependence, and, like all other men, to
vote on public questions without regard
10 race.
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For the Clarion.
..'rhc School Whistler " Abrond.. :,

1.-The school yTaster IL Abroad.
This expression has often been attributed
Ia Daniel Webster. lie Is not the origina-
tor of it. In speech, made 20th January,
ISIS, the great English statesman, LORD
BRouGHtM, uttered the following ord-:
"Let the soldier De abroad, IL he viii he
''can do nothing In this age. There a am
"other parsonage, parsonage less impos-
ling in the eyes of somc-perhaps insight
"lcant. The School Master is abroad, and ]
trust 10 him, armed with his primer,
against the soldier, in fun military array.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30


EerSeeutfOn of south Carolina.
u, ne following is late Telegram from
Washington:
= Inc President issued proclamation
S .py formally suspending the writ of
Cs "a: corpus in Marion county, South
1~tOlina, saying: "Whereas, The in
Sgents engaged in such unlawful COM
cn a1a.lons and conspiracies within the
oenty aforesaid have not dispersed and
I,ufed peaceably to their respective
T aIues, and have not delivered to the
Ia S5Shal of the United States within
e; SHu county, all arms, ammunitions, un-
Tins ins, DISCUSSES and other means and
t rnpIIlements used, kept, possessed or con-
Is soe1 by them for carrying out the un-
ta"lul purposes for which the combine
s s,Ons and conspiracies are organized, as
d. una by said proclamation, but
H.. SUI persist in the unlawful combinat-
t Sas and conspiracies aforesaid. Now,
therefore, etc
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Cali hImsHxnnve.

M. Prom the Memphis Appeal.
That fool, ass, whatever else you please
to term the present Patent-ofice exami-
ner, has refused to license Trademarks
for certain Boston boot and shoe manu-
facturers because they consisted Of
hkenesses Office and Stonewall jackson,
saying such things tended 70 perPetuate
the spirit of rebellion in the Sonth. Like
master, like man. This fellow must be
kin TO Grant
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

The Griffin (Ga.) Star has the fol-
loving
Old man Smith, of Butts. who lives on the
line OF Shrrnan's Grand March TO the Sea-"
Tas called on to subscribe for the relief of
The Chicago people. lie subscribed a hun
ifed bundles of fodder to the COW that
,ektd over the kerosine lamp that burned
his mp,icrn Sodom.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

ATTORNEY GEskRAL's oFT!cE-l

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE{
jackson, Nov. 20. 1871.
SrR-Having read the published COTE
nondence between your Exceiiency an
Messrs, Yerger, Harris and Johnston, upon
the constitutional question raised Dy your
Excellency In respect to the law unuei
which the recent election was heid, ven
cure. with profound Difference. statement
Of some of the reasons which led me 10 the
opinion from which your Exceliency anu
the learned counsel are pleased 70 qtssens-
NV opinion which was intimated Delore
the late election, that all officers then 70 pc
eIecfed should Immediately after receiving
shsfr Certificates Of election, proceed to quail
~ according TO law, and enter upon the
diseharQe Of their Official Duties was based
On the act OF the Legislature regulating
elections, approved by your = E1 eel s
Psyyised Code. as reported by the commits
sioners appointed by your Exceileney %
cofiify the laws, Of whom one POW unlL 81
a, deelarfng the act, SO far as ! reliea ~ ~
1nconstttutional. That act &C., sec. :, al. go
~ Tr.owides that officers OF coun1L1ss - y.
~ tfnztYicts of counties, shall iusmeu
rrnr<'ed e. qualify, without commlsAlon.s
- 49, tI,r;r Term Of Office ashaiI date from
such qualification" And u Inrshel R1s
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

Carpet Dagger Barry is in town again.
His new beaver and mOustache are the
biggest things about him. The latter
suggests that he had swallowed that
Texas pony, and the tail was sticking
out Of his mouth. -Columbu Index.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

s. HE Columbus (Ohio) State Journal
A deformed chicken of common
I I.eeo' the detorInity resulting from =
LI:0Aen back, was entered at the Mus
ngum County Fair as o Hungarian
-; sOck. Of Of the 'Slayi Magyar breed,
! y. imported, and the judges, after In
opecnng 1t, awarded, it the FIRST premium
sser one of the finest poultry shows ever
ven IN the country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

The negro Lieutenant Governor Of
Louisiana, o. J. Dunn, died Of pneumonia
on the 22d inst lie was opposed TO the
Gov. Yarmouth wing of the Radical
party in that State, and was President Of
the 4" Gatlin Gun" Convention.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

John CalhooR, Esq, editor of the
Holly Springs Reporter and Conservative
member elect to the Legislature, waa
married to Miss Sallie Lea Of Holly
Springs, on the 18th.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

A WESTERN editor, In response 10 a
subscriber who grumhles that his NOR.
ming paper was intolerably damp, says,
q that ii is because there Is 20 much due
on il.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

Democratic county officers elected by
corresponding majorities.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

As a specimen of the way by which
the Pilot figures up Radical majority
in the popular vote Of this State, We
note that it has set down 63 majority for
the RAIDS IN Perry county, when in truth
the vote stood rs follows, for Represen.
tative: Ford, Democrat, 300; Russell
(Radical,) 27l Democratic majority
272.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
50 90 PER YEAR
n.et she TGoIaaor~ OF the Law be-
BrOngha go SPEEDY Punish mena.

Are the citizens Of Copiah. Newton.
&c, who have been robbed. or attempted
to be robbed, by Radical Inspectors, and
Registrars OF their right 10 have their
votes counted, institutineprocoedings
against the evil doers under the Enforce
ment Actg We have pointed out the
violations Of the Law Of which they are
the victims, and have explained the rem
edy. Are they preparing to assert their
privileges as voters, and TO visit the Sc
vercst penalties Of the law upon is vio-
lators? If they have the spirit Of free
men in their bosoms, and are not ready
to abandon their inalienable rights to the
hands Of the usurpers, they will act en-
ergeticaly and promptly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

ATLANTA, November 22 Thc 'nr.H
laturo passed the bill ordering ruh.r-
material election over the Governor
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
NessIObI County Victory.

NFsHoBA COUNTY DEMoCRATIC.-The fol-
loving vote was pOlled, resulting in Dem-
ocratic victory over Radicalislu, in the good
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Hurrah for old Monroe!
From the Aberdeen Examiner.
y The following dispatch explains it


\ MEMPHIS, Nov. 4th, 1871.
VI, Granville Sykes, Aberdeen:
n Inc First Premium, Five Hundred
pOlars, was awarded your Bale of Cot
'On at the Alabama State Fair at Mont
S'mery. Estes, Fizer IL Pinson.
Dr' Gran Sykes also took the I'd prize
i 'ne Memphis Fair last month, and will
N Nave bale entered for the prize at the
mississippi State Fair at Jackson.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

The smallpox If r1NIHIuH Zoo LIm|.
Gen. Frndo hta lcUu ,.r.iuf H....|...
but "a I. believed thht tIu buNNTumr.. ...
declare enc election nuIl HUU tHHI. 4M. .I..
claim Gcu. Eeheui4ur lr .IeHI IU. I....
Prudo bias 5000 Wpu, Huu nI|i ma........
the Government Boo CI.. flUE- Dbl. u.H.|..
vote b. di-TcgHrdrl.
Daring thc election There HI I.' I'M.
Lima Six persons WrID Billed BOOB. .....
seventy wounded.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

l section 4 Di inc NOW INW IH ..|. ..
tho sale Of lands FOR m1o provide. .H.I
Immediately after thc drt aH... II......
Der thc collector shall niyeu.. f..II....
Of all delinquent my plyen 'oI '...
the court house door of Dr. comfy ..I..
first Monday OF JaHuqry lH.I.HU.
Such advertisement shall he u r.
three weeks ia some newspaper UuI....#
Ia the county. if thUre hu un.. aHI
three other public places iu tae COUNT.
ami shall contain Dec uf tHo hH
all delinquents in numerical order.
they are contained boz thc a-.. smcuI r....
M substance as follows section. iH"".
ship. range. state tHN; county u. ..
tax
The law aIso provide. that go Nh.
first Monday OF january, if obi. H..
shall remain unpaid, and uH auH....
personal property can he found OFF, uH...
| 90 levy the same. the collector .H.I U.
coed to sell the said land. orHu mulch ..I
such parts 1T the lands eI a.N U.H.
quent taxpayer as Will p1Y t0u amount
of taxes due hy him, aud OH e..I....
changes, Go the highest bidder lur ...
lie shall first offer tle mHI.. .H........
ION, and if the first plrcr. e3 ai.uI 0.
not produce lhc aWom. #Hr Ill b..
shall add another similar aNU.E...
and so on until tho requisite umuHn.
produced. and such smiles shall Ho o.U.H.
ued from day to dly, Within tUU "...
prescribed for shCr.us sales uHU. com.
pletcd provided. however. tlaf uI .uI
shall bc sold fur tHAps Wl#f..u r.I ....
ual settler shall reside. WI.# U.. ..#
tax collector shall hri haYe d.mHuI..
payment OF thc mNo- Due thereon. UM
such settler personally. COZ IN uII... ...
plication lett at DIS residence WH..
written application shall contain iluuum.
bcr of tho lands. aul tHa Hu.uaI 49,.
taxes due; and for such notice tI. .I
tax collector shall have ouc dollar .H ..
collected ns cost with the uxes au. I#
no error ia che advertisement nor m.u.
90 advertise shall uyuIIlutr "a I'. ..
taxes on any land on which tHc H...
were not Paid. Hind County Gazette.
~.--ss
South aud central Aturrlruu
NcyFs.
AspiuWaIl papers of tuc 2I u... Contain
the following news from .oultmI D.u
America;
corrunA.
The spanish Wlr Steamer T.u.T. $500
in that port. n is feared iHnl tHH u.| .HH.
ture tHr Nirginlue Dob spite Hl tla UI.'.. IH.
given her hY tire American Consul .U. |H.
Government Now Grenada.
GUATEMALA.
Political disorder. have boot 500 subsidized.
The archbishop and thr bishop IaNH N...
baUI-hcI- They uIU accused 1f r.HW ......
" ith the rrsulutIuui-t-,
uONptutH.
There /. also great political aH.HIH i.
THE republic.
BAfNAunE,
Tho Government ha8 orlllteH hu IH....
luctionoi thlue.r.
Co5T, INCA.
Tho railroad work o. rapidly pun
ug.
cuIHL
Tho territory 81 ArHurauiI IN r. .....
iicd by Government truuI..
New railroads are soon to lH HUIII
rEHg.
The smallpox s wyHeue FOO fimI.
Gen. lrndo hta lpUu ,Ir.iui I...|...
lut 70 I. believed thar tIu DUYrfumr.I ....
lcclarr thr election DON t.N fHI|. 4H. UI..
lain tcu. Eeheui4ur lu. .InHI I.. I....
RrIuu NHa 5000 uIFN. UII "a |.i HH.I.. .......
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

Political disorders have uUf SOC .U|.......
The archbishop and COD bishop I.1. H...
baui-hcl. They ono accused al r.mW......
" len the res ulutIuuirf-.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

Grand Duke Alexis, son of the En-
peror Of Russia, has arrived in New
York. Shoddy and Goldfish aristocracy
We'd with each other in blending the
pregnant hinges of the knee" to him.
|IIe was received by Gen. Dix in the fol-
|lowing address:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

TOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THB u. S. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dlstch one Of er fr.css full power iron steamships
PROM PIER No AZ, n. L., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
6lows
WYOMING, Capt WHIsBRAr. .......May 81, At 300 IN
NEBRASKA, Capt GUARD........... June j. as3:' D. m
MINNESOTA Capt w. FREEMAN Jane T. at $3.50 A. m
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsrTH.......Jurs IL, at JO0pm
COLORADO Capt I. r. FREEMAN. June 81, st 800 N
Cabin passage, $50 gold
seeragr passage (OGc No. % Broadway, $50, currency.
For fegL or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS L CuTON " List
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

ser, Ness reA closed slsass Lard 10y dl ~ g gIS
Eeah quseti shoules sic Short Eb 7d1lc fkeeSn sss
n. 1--we Hogs da ans wesk Cattle enl Al - 50FSo
Plonr 400 hush Wheat Sooe bush Con-
IA bush Rre 20o0buh Barley and 5eo Hogs % nv.
spc bb flcB 900 bssb. Whcs T8Oe bash Cera eD ps
Oats 69,0Oo bush kye. ana s'VJ mega frr'sh~ Ao"'"
Ma, 2GToacoo vefy active; sales 2T hhdS ngs AZ
A. 7snS6 25 Low TO Medam Leaf % sOotls % Cooa N'0as
SAbue iso active; Extra Family, 80 ~ Whea tnn AM
srcs Vbece 81 soasl g. Cora en Shsued &C Qs 9air
- Re al 0S Provisions qu Mess PORK held az SlS o. D'
ssiouiers Tel sides se9ie packed Bah nes's-ShoSaerS
So S6sIe hcsc Lard lie o ticrcs l2c for Kegs Sugar
~ Hams lac plsu, ac psekfd whisky eaicT; heh az VIC
@vSsrTE NAV G4-Co'toa Err q Isle receipts 80 bales sup
So bsleS qie aud irn at 20 s3aS5 o. toih bSu
- Osts and 66c LAi quieti keg hdlzsc io
Sz 0SIxANs Ma, 2Flear quie.; Supernne 50 ~; Double
A.. 80 10 Treble Extra 50 05 81 ~ Corn quiet hfea aud i
% -s5T White zSc Data quiet AZ 6e Brn 81 f1 nay 81
-" 42 28. Choice $40 S2a PorA dull Mess he'd 81 ~. -
csc Al ne fr Sboullers; Clear RIB Sides sle ear Sees
es spsr fnp nj fer PRIME Mosses hrni Fenennhs
Relolei 3ldaNc Wbisty-Wesern Recbel s nS
- 80 rouiasl tsGlS!c EIohsnge-Bank Serng I<Sii
90 W. ssbt n,gQs rrafnium Gold, H. =,
Nav 24-ilou 2lc lower all grades bui SpHnK racs
70 ms At 81 for No slngj 81 80 Tor hmoei nnI
~ sper; No Mlxautee Cah held At 81 ~ aud No Ch
snr 40 round los sales car NO MwsnAee - 20
~ SIa+.t iewtr s $50 bash Low Mixed, 6'li .'VW an
a. ., 6cs lgA Mixed, at ODE anu ~ nnsa le
% c,y Os soarce an9 he At 6c for western BsIe' hge
~ ~ corr Neal - Boiedi 81 80 for Cn6Oied
an re, in I'D dea,Hi shorts 500 S27i SipSu1s $50
q MiL5iS-S s30d t1n. Eighwines sJc Csnal feghs-
81 Sybsst &c; Corn Gle TO New-lork lmoer ~ TO
- IS To New-York, 50 10 Pahdephis hnoso Preghs
~, t Boston to ScS-lor +Oci 10 AI'shS Sc heeeP
ga bush Wheat SV et L1haoet ~ ""
AZ 7s Su Whest H. 800 lush Com, 4oOO feet Lomoe'
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CarToN MARKETS.


ss no bales. gr,ss l21 bales eHPos-cOast"s l'o 0AoS
"a = SO Msy 2t-Coi.oa firm; Mdlangs, u. al5o net re-
80 49,. 49, 80 hslss stock 1851 bales go 49,
81 -N,F Nav s-CSton 6m; Low Mcdlngs IStc bel ~
- AZ bales e1IOreosstvse 100 bales sales " os's' ''0'A
AsSTe-ox Nav A-COtOa srn Mdlings l5ci net receipts
a 80. sse l. bale: stsck, 1850 bales -. ..,.,.
NJ %-Cosoa huo, ant Ndlngs, l6ic gross receipts
90 80. s,les So hacst stock, S.sO bales $500, 81,
~ - C,t;ou active rr.ces ADVANCED Mddings. IL
- cfs "a 6 eIgo-osstse 40J bales s2ies SeO bales
Ty r "a cotton srsg, Mdlngs, Ee net receipts lls
sis III be; sales loo bsles stock 2OiVS
orEANs Nay 2Coitoa active tending upward MI aing
s receipts loij bales las oAes s w osl'"i sSoA
iij 81 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
IOWA COUNTY ard CITY BONDS Of the
Il OLD ISSUES

q 4 0lE0 WANTED BUILDING LOAN
tvioe much. ADDRESS BoE , ~ New-YOrk
TIN per cent Investments on Illinois farm
security made BY Join ROCKWELL lOTdbuue Ba Hing Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
cOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

The oaly double track Railroad on Long Island
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY May H. ia7 On hoo's'eH aud o''ua
$500. M Mail 70. P.tehogu. connecting at Babylon
Tor Fire Island, PlclOgue By stage for Behepori anu
Pfe Place.
900 m, ItorkaNaY Excursion.
Accommodation for Babylon.
~ f,r@1, fr Pa horn@ conuecon Babylon for Fire
Island from PAichogle b. stage Tor Beepod aud Fare
Place.
l77p. m. Pachoyue Accommodation
$50 D. m Babylon Accommodation
n m Mrruck Accommodation.
~ and 10 a. N sll $50 aop m trains connect at
Waller stream Or Hampstead a. q EockasAy,
q. W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
For further particulars sc time table.
sILi. lAu siu cva41sgee I1allEx JAY !. lUL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
cu,cfco r,vp srocK MARKET MAY "A.

RcePts tys7l 10 C,is lto He's 9 sheep snip
,r-Ss75 Cattle 10 Hogs, go Slcep Cattle du AMI oNVti
cannon Sassi Medium Good So 250 70 '9i PRIME 10
Choice IS 81 Hogs ~ 81 Tor TIE range Slsy
Ssp seady UomDon to Choice Lambs sl 100
- 2 hess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

TOR SALE-ST0CK and FIXTURES of ro-
II tad WATCH JBwBLRY sToRBi rs years ahlshcd snail
q sasb requised Apply a. No es oirshAve, n
Il UMBERMEN and CAPITALISTS ATTEN-
IL TI0NTwo SAW MILLS complete estAblihnents With 200
n wtinbsed hand 10 lower " Lawrence for SALE rSs'
tresi Quebec GBo. r. COOK Co, 20 wsist fe~feri
where plans be
STEAMERS for SALE or CHARTER-Screw
- steamer NORWICH 500 complete order for bnh
Also ddcwheel steamer STAMFORD high drst and largo car
rieri Apply 10 CHAS W. COPELAND, "a Broadway, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD:

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap scranton
Bnghamton Syrac WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS
Depos New YORK foot Of Bsrcsyst and foot Of Chnstopher
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY MAJ !, 1911
$500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Brancb
directly from NoNYok without change OF
connecting Scranton with L. aud r. r. for Kingston WDkoaHe
Pittston. &c.
7:l5 EXPRESS TRAIN connecting Dnyil with Boon
ton Branch oyerwth Chester Branch Waterloo win SUSSEX X
ARoTer AMI Newton, Washington with the d. d. AMI w. X X
Gap Srouburg Great Bend Bnghamton Srs
cuse 0swego aud Eiston with ehgh Valley X for all points
on that road.
l2:CO LEHiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
town. Dover Waterloo, Haoketsiown, Washington PhsouS,
Eason with SnseT RrOpf connects as
Phlpsburg with Bel Del r. for Bslyre dc and at Eason with
L. v r. H. for bethlehem. Allentown, Msuch Chunk, "keoarre
Reading, and Harrisburg.
400 p M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Paterson and
Boonton directly through Bngamton without change oil cars
at principal stations
4.iO m EAsTON EXPRESS connects with Chester r
Bethlehem. Aleutow7. Reading I1irs,urg AMI The West
$3.50 HACKBTTSTowS MAIL connects with BoOnton Chester
and SUSSEX Railroads
6:1O, and $50 D. - 49,. .
For SUMMI and lntermed,. 63s 7i5 9o 1910
and lI:20 a M 2:3O. 4:2l, $500 snd $50 m. 49,
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 6:3l. 7:. 9:lO $40 l0O
AMI lao NJ lO $780, 3:O 4E 49, $780, Goo $40 $780, 9l'
and Has IN. -. . 49,. - -. -.
Hoo 1900 'l:i0, 200 flJ0 3:2Q $40 $3.50 4O
800 80 5O 500 $50 600 .6:2O Gao $500 $50 9:3 and
Has p. m Trains markell stop ut Eas, Newsrk.
for BLOOMFIELD and M0NTCbAlR al $50,
$40 anI II 100 a and 1900 $780, $50 GEO and pm
y SCHOCII, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

sfa9T EEw.YoRK. Wednesday, May "a, ISL.
The general appearance Of the horse market
not as lively rs last week. although business Is vory
8oon ana prioos rona 6rm The market Ia full OF good
horses OF every description. Elmo carriage and light
craving horses meet with ready sale others hang
somewhat owing To the fact that farmers railroad and
stage companies have obtained their supply As Of
no natures OF the day notice Hessrs. Johnston "
Van TSsses auction sale at the private stables or wm
b. FaDshawe, esq., In East Twenteth-st. Tho attend
ance was large and competition lively. Horses were
sold as follows:
DssmtptLonA HssdA Yean Price
Imported hay coupe horse Feadlly,
a superb ANNA. purchased BY Mr.
feloges. 10 SleO 90
TborooRhbred dark chestnut tsito
mare at private sae.. lot Az %
Dapple gray Ethan Alen horse. 49,
iPhi Sheridan" ........'''''' isf withdraw
Grsy road horse. ,sf no ~
Dra.n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Also two dogs male and female several imported car
rages Of various styles ana HARNESS. morse ana carriage
olotbIng &C. all bringing good prices.
J. L. Vandewater OF No. 40 Great Johesst, solo quito
number OF horses ut auction having goody audience
and spirited bidding. go . -. -, o-, ,oo,.o
continues n unusual activity and some O the principal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES whose word Il above reproach say tat
fbe season bas proved than ordinarily SUCCESSFUL
and shows sign Of abatement.