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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRk. SATURDAY, Jan. 81. ISL.

EEwYoRK, Saturday, jan IL ISL
The supply in the horse market has Oeeh
steadily increasing since the beginning Of the week closing
to-day and there was more call for railroad and good
than during the preceding one, but trade IN
general improving slowly. and the prices that we
have for some time ehroncled continue.
Breeders desiring 10 make ments for their young
stock viii bear in mind that the entries % the Pro,ec
Park Colt Stakes must De made before the rst DAY
Of February sending entries, letters bearing post
mark OF not later than Feb / Will bc acce pted.
company composed Of wealthy farmers ana morse
dealers OF Delaware, OO, delegated recently two ot it
members 10 France for the purpose OF purchase g SINAI
stock of the very best Norman horses tat could DC
found Tlcy have lust returned bringing four tne AMI
mails win plenty OF bone and muscle. each ~ them
weighing from 900 1900 pounds. better cross Tor
some of our horses cannot De- imagined Than tho-c 81
Normandy which are capital race FOR hard WORK aud
scanty fare ,,. f., -, r..,.,.
few coaches clarences and landaus RON TIE rINl-
tories of our leading manufacturers have been sod our
ing the week and sufficient number OF orders va, re-
ceived to keep the usual force Of worlgucn epoyed
t the factories in general business there vas hS
env itnprovement aud the IL IN trade prov "a CON
nlete failure According 10 The Harness d"d cdITttst
J0uraL $4,000 worth Il seighs viii have 70 ne cafrou
over q another season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
REAL ESTATE.



The transactions ut the Exchange lousy
were confined to a sale by James Vi. Miller 10 '',,
the title of some property in Worthst. that /
the New York Central Railroad Company J. sn actiye
out public interest Next week promises 70 ,"rcnced
one. The following sales have atTt liy oee" w.
Some Of The property very Valuahe' % ,ri sell on
Adrian h. Muller. Philip Il WilSins q ', f the Rowery
Tuesday the two lots tine V'stefA si' hout Isxt7
kuoWu a. Nos .c6, and l6s these los g. I'd io
cach Also the me- forstory brick STORE II -, ,hC,,,,
known As No 266 Rowery, and aQ'iini..I, 80. .
mentioned the buildings about oH w Wednesday the
A. J kleeCker son & Co. VIII So " ",cin1iur eight
foIowiug valuaJle Grand Boulevard iVS, 49,
- ,n CraTJ Boulevard. between one i '
tWepfv-tl.ird and Oue-bundred anu W !, 49,, -
with te Iots dioniug one hie4 ~ ,
', ,,r ~ On one hundred-and- twenty ioI
adoining IN. Boulevard on the rear & ~ I,,,iri
S INC mouse Will sell eight iots on one 49,
80 w tbird AID observation-disclosures l0urt
b ~, comr encing 20 feet east OF Grand boue-
ward. 49, 49,. Ill all nj, Wednesday nv order of
-oS,,e C,urf two houses ana utS Nos OF ana o'5
Ill.ln-sve. also, house and lOt directly IN rear
- xtlst known No. 1S9 Esst Fifty -siXth-st
nj Ludlow a Co. morris Wllklils. aucJOnteIl VII
Ill on Thursday. by order OF executors OF A CSllaul
3eeasef the following valuable real estate; honSe duu
Ii NJ Is Nassau-st lot .6.3X726j also No II flht-sl
vestorV marhefruut building, lot 2A9N15s; also NO. A
Irtyst four-stOry brick store lot about 1IX73 also
40 res Of land in Barrett formerly flntl Io"hsnp'
Monroe County. Penn. The same nrn Will DISPOSE oI 't
valuable lot and buildings known a NO Ia ltduesl Al
the same time and place, a lot 25N 30 , ,
Adrian IL Muller viii sell on Thursday, ny order OF
executors of John Mansfield deceased. the three-story
and brick house No 30 ~iXthave., and the fourstOr!
6icl-,f1Ip house No. us West FouTteenth-st.
lanes NJ Miller VII sell on Friday. 10y ORDER OF the
strrme Court lease of lots and improvements known as
No is Third-st., and No. l0l Avenue A.
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Gouses ano farms nanteo.

COUNTRY ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO pur-
~ hire within 80 miles Of the city, have good
front and hse with hgh ceilings and modern No
unless full description Of property given Address p o.
Boz, , f23 New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
forses, Carriages, farrcss, %r.

1T GEORGE J. MOORE's. No. 37G BowcIy,
\ ,IE -, man E.tsnsou-Top PHAETDNr, Doctor Top
WAGONS sf6rg D and Top BJGCIES aud large assortment
Of second hand WAGONS.
HORSE BLANKETS, IS cents 10 so eacn.
largest VARIETY Of Harness any house 10 New-aoH 20
A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHlNE'
1, Cppt bv the American Horse Clipping Nicine shoret
rotce IN 0SE HOURS TINE. an 10 manner a.. yet ,s'sI
ridges infCuaitr are fi' On H -
eo,t .bch rendered smooth ami there po @ OF
hurting d evena alarming the most uer-ols az mai
There are a. present. Machines constant ofera9u
AT the NATIONAL EXCHANGE STABLES,
Nos. 80 and lj9 East Tveu. flI-h-st,
And POM Machines BARkEE UAMLIN Nealuk I-iesas
'0i-'' VI '' WIN Il. JARVIS,
sole Agent
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Drn GOODS.

AT RICH. MEARESs,
sIxTHAvB AND gISETEESTHsT'
IMPORTANT SALE,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 70.
Having purchased Of adjoining store io' rfV
81 he late Mr. Keichum. consisting o
PINE ENGLISH HOSIERY AND ENTERTAINMENTS
HANDKERCIuEFS.
RIBBONS LACBs AND RMRROIDRRlBs; o-,pet
GLOVES, MUsLISs NAPKINS TABLE LINEN, SMALL "Ahho
AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
All o. which will Offer -
COR STXTH-AVE. AND EINETEENTH-ST.
THURSDAY NEXT. Nth INST,
At HALF ORIGINAL COST
The goods g he al exposed market plain figures n 'nch
prices viii command speedy sale as so alterations commence "
February. - .,-
srthave end Nineeehth-.t
w Sirth-aye. and Ninetsenh-r-,
s opening large as'0rinert 81
REAL POINT AND POINT APPLiQt r LACks. - . . ,.,,,
vALENCIENNRS, THtEAD AND GUIPURE LACEs.
REAL LACE COLLARS. BARBS HANDkB2CHIkFS, AND
COIPFURES,
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BLACK AND COLORBD SILKS, SATTSs, VELyBrs, AND
r,,,,,-r,,. -,,s VE I;,S SS,sc rrypxs ASn
FMBROIDFRIES RUFFTINGs CORSErS AND HOOP SKIRTS,
HOSIERY GLOVES, AND UNDERGARNENIs,
SMALL WARES. AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
SWISS SUITS aud OVERS KiRls keaty Maze and to oner
AT UNUSUALLY Low Pkll EA ,n,
RICHARD hRARES,
sixth ave- and Nneteenthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Proposals.


L. LIGHT-HoUsE DEPOT. OYNcE LlGHr IousE ENGiNEKR)
THwD DisrRICT. ToNPKSSvILLg, :
STATEN ISLAND, n L., Jan - IIL '
ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS PROP0S-
AIS for sCREwPLB LIGHT HousEsse.led Proposals hon
Iron foundenrs s be- received this Oo until Monday the lh day
Of February. lS7 az ~ O'Clock the IRON and WOOD
WORK Of TWO SCREW PILE LIGHT HOUSES the plans and
specifications u which for Inspection this OGce-
suitable s b. provided By tie contractor 70, TIE sitting up
OF the for and Acceptance TIE
Who n.Aufaeturr rou-x his proposals The
taking board the vessels provides BY Id
Uninterrupted for shipment Of The
Proposals iI Of mpletng Tie structures
The right that be deemed dsavsntAsons
70 the Government Is reserved.
Proposals si be- duplicate accompanied by usntr dapheA1
printed copy afIed proposal sni
viii BE- addressed TO the uBdefagn- AID ndorsc P1sa es sere
PHI LgbtHoases" WOODkUri..
RasiDeers T. A. Light Hour Engineer rid D'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Gelp Uarteo.

GOOD AGENTS WANTED-Mae or Female
" the
and elegant book HISTORY OF CONGRESS; 6aty iurstr
$50 steel engrsyngs Adapted 10 SECTION
exclusive -ae Also other publ Address
cua 60 r PERlNE Engsyer snd Publisher III Ssaa :.
WANTED-Intelligen MEN, with good ref
W honorable and prot abb business No
capital required Inquire Of or comm1nc4s with.
r Y. FERRlE 10 Broadway. N4v-York.
ono WEAVERS WANTED
s1IO for different States females and families pet
PIERCE Cos Bowling Also Spoilers and " .nders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
WEST TOY y. 7, jan y ls7l
DTBLIC SALE OF MILITARY STORES.
Gltpatious UaHteo--SeMalf5.

4 YOUNG LADY wishes 10 obtain a pO-
"A sou LADYs COMPANION and Sil BE- dad 70 sret
one desiring EDN BsDAf THURSDAY or FRIDAY
sseE atNo. bAst Forty ghthsl bs~e-u Fhh and Adson
GOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
~ HILDs German Esut No II Norfolk st. between iiFngon
and stanton
V'HE YOUNG LADIES BRANCH of the La
DIES CHRISTIAN INIos VII saPgly Ribes .tn ass; class
II and2 O'Clock, a. and - University ps n = cor BEs
WANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w Carl general bouworS cook ssaOer and
roner willing and otiglng best ef city e-nos C~4 ii -
Boxery, Frstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
ipss.cbcsicr Courln Zeal Csialc for Sale.
eorg gs!an6 Rial eai1tc for Sole.

TOR SALE-At Flushing. beautiful RESI-
HFNrF -.lr t-o.: spacious grounds .raei hrlr improved
za.. furnace every elveneuos JAMES PARSONS
y i,lrsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

~ " :
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the BOW cry.
ADRIAN MULLER p. K WILKINS CO.. viii eel 81 alc
TUESDAY. Jan a l. ociock At he Exchange srr'
No m Broa LOTS or LAND Tie Veev sae
about O feet south o oaso. ST and Known - Nos
2 nt orery 70 feet front hy T feet N Ith
Ala he new our story STORE DWELLING and LOT known
Is No 20 Hose aorng above mentioned the
err side Tie 1uiinr g. deep with wall on tte
uorl SIDE party ali be sold ~ih Lot No. 6t soa
iug t't''l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
NELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, ana WEST
~ Frs RAILROAD.
NORRIS AND ESSEX DIylSIOY

pcpo IN ysz Y.A B4rr.ag-st AMI Zoos 3. lto-.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. cpuEel- rC sotlAl SOY. o. 4 ~
EMPRESS AL TRAIN connecting o. ir't q On ,"o,-
tou Brauch Chester baucI v a. a rh D. E
Tor .iovrr and Newton Washington With tie De- J. OBJ ~ r. 4
for Water CAP rat Bend tltn l 't
points tie Lars-aalL- a- -0'lns
and Delaware add q -l-on L. Poals
M. LBlGu VALLEY EAPhlhS stops = Ne ~ lHrff
TOW Dover ts'oWn. Wash Pa lsf OH. -f-i e
uecs A Phppstu BEL. Del 2 for b., i' a. 4-- ~
Laaon With L. v l. Beeaem Aeli0au, A4l.a 't-A aid
Wlseshsrre. -
Or m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects 20 D1'~r With 'At'f
R. Waterloo WITT Sussex H. r. and a. "asnn- "- VIA d. J. a
r. T.. lr Wai.r Grp. stroliaiur-. and scranton.
10 n HACKETIsTONS MAIL, connects t- Bocti'n 'i
Ia %
an 6:fr N. tr..ro .
For SUMMIT .ni u,orn date stations AZ 3D. S le L'-O &
2.91 4:e. IN! t:o0 b. .. - . a.. .r 81, 49,
For ORANGE and sOCTH oR'NGE tl 80 5l. '-' PA
n a No. l:l0 -, $40, 80, fs JI o '.' -A i''''
?. -. a. .. .... Dad go If.o0
ll;U and n n rlOl 200, - h JET 80 80 So
$50 $40 J:9J. GOO sd2j, $40, -V J' aAG 'f' To M
Tr ins marked stop Al East Newark. ..
S.yq5 eT9 ss s and noSTYAiR as ' -o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
5itnations Uamco-- nlalee.

5itnations Dante6--Alales.
A PARTY of 90 Danes and Swedes, consist
a ing Farmers Miners raj
plantations South or West Apply at Bosne grsn
L'ABM HANDS at 8 Bowling-gTen.-PIERC
sod English also MechsHos Co.cnm-n, Gs rien-Es, se
EYRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
4 PIERCE Co. Bo strF Greeuhorns other Se
ton. EnZa~, soeh GeTaaIe SHoie7, lnAA
CCOTCHMAN and Wife, EnHishman and
- t Pam hsas, and hoUek sPers Just .yd sA
North Wa south lHglre a; tie Agency Of PIERCE
70 6 EIo~inggreen
yI,O BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c
Wanted ptoYrnen middle ad American NIGHT
AICIMAS. SURVEYOR Utter sher
boety s sorety required uDoubt tsnmons giyen Ad
K d. PRICE. Boz III Tribune OGcr.
NYTANTED-A Situation as Manager of a
w FARM hy married without children sho lsr bad msnY
yes experience the u England aso
IA thoroughly Eit the latest methods ami
rrroyemea 10 agrcurne raising &c. He
tr,, rfr-see. integrity capacity, and industry A4.y l. NJ
10 n ; FOurth-st. New orr CITY.
WANTED-A SITUATION, either in the
w 1y " young Married rapid and fair
knowledge - railroad and eEhtls BOOB
Ac Best references otsre. Address y l. H.. Tribune OTo
NTANTED.-A young Man Of u years eNpo-
w rence 10 BANKING and STOCK COMMISSION BUSINESS
good reference wien requTel Aires
A." Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGES.

Tre. s II REAi FRENCH SATINS all rhs fashionable eliot
hH AMI e.am the desirable fabrics Gr suit al ~
recent wholesale pucy 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

n O-ANf L. y - 10 4 - . ~ 70 a -
L. INTER- ARR A 50 r
On and afser MONDAY OCT =. l51J. TIA
As sD1Oss:
s:Da. N. Grpsuport aad SAG Harhor
IO:J0 a. n. Northnort Nsy Tram.
3.OOp ~. Sag Haroor AL ks,-nea4 tfp-'
port on Ssiuriay nights
400 9. ~. S0rthyou EEp-rss
$500 D. m. Hampstead Nsy Train rars n l.
G.OO ,. ~. NorLPOrt Way ran.
Al trans couueot 10 branch FOR Hemps''id.
Glen Cove Locust kallc5, Ic4ssi.ir, tl-.iH-
Hunter. palrt AZ n. - a IA qn. q D m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Auction Sales of Real estate.

). JoHssos ~, Auctoseer
by NSON q Nj LLER,
Id AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No - NAsssr-sr.. coz CFpAEsT. NVw-loEE.
Residences Lots Country and Farms bought sold
rented exchange Loans ueCost Auction Sale o.; furniture 1c
nISTILLERY AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
II NBSDAY March l. l7l the property known a. The SILVER
CREEE UISTILLERY VII be sold highest bidder credit Of g.
y and months purchaser give approved security for The pay
meut Of the purc money! possession Immediately t perfect
The premises q land Silver Cret, MADISON
COUNTY Ky al cross the RICHMOND BRANCH O. tie L.
and n Z. L.
condition v power and apparatus o masiug 500
bushels yer TRACK, viii scales, V be sod
wtd the property
lot Of Material Rye Wood Cooreuge and Grain Bag vii be coll
al le time ou a credit of months
sale positive ias premises % 10 O clock n.
Silver Cresk h. Jan. n. lS5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Gin Dropfrtn 10 tet.

Gitp propfrtp 10 Get.
CANAL-ST.. No go. near Broadway Marble
y BUHyISG-sYo AM oHs . LET sttlef OF sep
arat~t7. A. I'htAN' -"l D--'i -
I OFFS To LET-Thc Large and New Second
and Till LOFTS. Store NJ 81 snat ao'h alsl 10 iret
s1'' W D'' GEO r l. HYATT.
CTORE and FIRST LOFT to LET-21xG2
> -No Great Joue,t uea bro-"ay sltatie gf JN-rf'
Fot store etc losatou II required Apply
NICOL a DAVIDSON. No. b6 Broa.~ss, y. Y.
rINO LET-The cheapest Business Property
frst-ciass 6yrt0 front ~ ORE
2rs No AZ Sgrrg-.l just Broadway, Lease q three
ye4rs 50 and CrJtpo tx per year , ~. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

Couuirn propertp 10 fet.
no LET for SALE. or in EXCHANGE for
C5ty pro14r4r-Or Forham from depot En1 ~
from CIV me- little COTTAGE ming Kitchen eel'r
ra-eu immelaiel' SpeDd1d ccsaol Apply "
kOPPEL u Ann-st
TIIO LET. or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
Portable HOUSE morn dtuEs depot - rInues
from Waist Tally; commultu u cents pr mp on hlone
e ~ travel Inquire West Eiset Jerse'stj haon OF address
c. C.. Box 80 2;j PostOace he.-l orr
yXTATFR-POWER to LET at HohOkus, y. j.,
w on the railroad Facior viii tenem.nt house
sa able Tor aurlg puos AGiress T. o. lEkHEJN Hobo
Nus \. J.
N.DS PER WEEK.-Furnshed House, Bill
- D Table, Plane Library Gas &C. Paterson one uoui
from itv. OSBORNE CHEEShAN Co., 81 tfoaaNly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
6R0. A. LEIgrr. AseroIeei. ,,
nOnE TpADE SALE ROOMS. CIIkIO

6Ro. A LEIsIry Aseuonset. - - -
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLIhION
I'D HALL Asior-pAce and Bghthst LbAyfTT, SikBbbiIh
Co CossGsxENTs LIBRARIES CATlLoguED AND SOLD
A MskwIS AzcroneeI.
DY BANGS, MERWIS d CO., Broadway, cor.
ID Nhssses Book WORKS of Ar Paney Goof turoiu &c
MONDAY, Jan g. At IA, MISCELLANEOUS sALb neailhz
relati O the Rebellion. etc
OKRsAsCH OFFICE WsTrRvLEFT Arsenal
Troy. v Y, Jan y 1911. 5
DUBLIC SALE OF MILITARY STORES
sold by Of The Secretary Of on he 29tn OF jan
uarv 1871 los Of ORDNANCE and QCARFERMASTkRS STORES
consisting part Knapscks, Hayersacks Canta ami hsry
Coftiug Breeoshng small Arms Csyary sahss
Infantry Cavalry Saddles and BRIDES and SnAsrm Am
y sale Ch Articles purchased TO be rtn0Sel With
10 this Arsenal apps iOf
Catalogue TO v HAGNER Cosne Of OriG Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS

a. " =
4 foot Of Chauber,-st and loot q 2list - fo.yts
Through Express leave tamers-t NJ - 1 ID a. 1
p. H. p. daily Leave -j 81, o. st o. r. 80 a. H. in %,
p daily. NcF sHl improved prl.' EoH 'oa -
,e-,upsuy rtn th1gh Buffalo eolne'i'- o. o'-l
magnificent sleeping toacLes r--lt- ai-a q" 'ffi
sni Gal sleeping Coac t'e i @ .1 tns
BuaIlC; the $50: train from SnFl0 M 1r OBJ
the p r. Nesior Horueye, bl5ao ed lesnl-u
Au RnIgrant Tram leaves dsIr a. 1.t5 10.
Fos Port Jeryis sid Wav. $50 no. c3.f.. itl1f M
Mdict0wL and Nsr $3.50 tAss, - u 3 at SUB
izys OnIy $3.50 a. N l25d-st ;l' a mD
Por O,svle W4v. Fl;lu t-'d-s' 80. ~ a4i
FOR Nevbuh and way, a. JJ9 sal 40 d. '--s' 80 l.
| 3:l5 and rs p NJ ,.,, .-.-.-... ,
| Theater rain I'll J. ii-s-. II > ?. mi - DO, ~
Fol Drfn ht. i.f'
/ g. N; y Sis anc ttJ ~. From illAi r. r. Ati9 a.
s:45 1000 10 p m.. ia. 4 j. Sis. aud an
Por iackensark and Hstae from list ID T. 30 81 + ' by
J.sJ AMI o. {, % Prom D. l' TO
/ A H.. and l. 4 1918 Q. sui o. - p. . 90
For Fremont Svars Tamsus AM Wa iron I'll - l't a ~,
m: II5 t2:l5 AIS Sis f65 and -tus or E . .
D. n Prom Chamberst Depot, az y p A. @ $50. .a' -l' .t.
5.l5 and ~ 80 D. n and Saturdays ouv ~ 1 nt -ft
Tickets for Parase Apartments 10 Jraal Room o. E ~
Coaches and orders M tle ehll ODD ' 81 -
gare The Company ncr "a, 80 PAL 80 D 'a
| 5hsmber,-st 80 Gre.r~ichst cor ll- f'i I.r. f'
g Fulton Br0okyn Dep0ts foot Of t1nl-ist ana 'D ' -l
New lork No. tIrhinge place AL Io-- Does Deg 10 ' Sd
| Of the Agents At the pine pal hotels "a, o. og
| l. D. kJCkEh, Dec =, W.. p. i.'.'
| Genl tgpL l.iH We 'i-f. ..h~
| Daily -. ~ iiAcA'-se,- Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

e.e finest ql'v IN ~ coors Tor salts and Wrappers =
4 Iat &C.. 81 10 - import
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
BROADWAY, COR. NINETEENTH-SI
Lord & Taylor,
ALL wool FRENCH SATIN DE CHENES.

T-oee orcHPLAlDs yard aa4 half Se al o,iors, at 8
real value 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
NEWBORN AND NEW-HE AZ RAIL

D. No. O. N0t.lrlqiru.
For iiaror Pro' lu,,. AMI i'ta 81 ,e' ai .. p m.
O. o. NrS-l0l.oT. %.
For NesH AMI Northampton Ea.5-l & p Sorl.
4 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Q n khNUEICK Oc1 F7s'l7'F .TaL
Nes.York Dec s. 1874
NrEW-LERSEY RAIIROAD-FROM FOOT OF

NEWARK AND NkN-lORk RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK loot Of Liaer.y-st North River
On and lsr ho,H6sf ~ lSg lassager trains Vii ooSs
LEAVE Nb"lOkk FOR BERGMAN AND SEN AKA
500 $50, 73 7:i0, el3 3:s sI5 l0s5 a. No..
$3.50. 500 33' 900 AID 500, 3Jp $500 700, 7ao. 30
s4s i0:f5. l2t0 p. m
LEAVE NJ" YORK FOR WEST BERGES-AtIoo go. ~;
sl5 1875 J.50, 49, 5:3l 6lU TO sOo fo.s5 y
X + Rlgkkk Ssgerins'aaeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
Ccnr.rn Real Csiaic for GaIc.
100 ACRES or /

TuTf rpST GOO COLONISTS OF DESIRABLE CLASS ONLY
-e .tt ~ Months erce perfect guaran-
te C1 ae Fl.tF COST Of sch lands tley
iasrs. g-. e. rt r Hr Npr.er.9.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05
From the New South (Radical.)
The Reaction.

The \. Y. Herald (neutral, with
Grant proclivities) commenting on the
Georgia election, says: "a decided
Democratic victory, disastrous Re
publican defeat for it indicates a reac-
''tion down South which, by the wear
1872, will have carried over every
Southern State to the Democracy.
"What, then, with New York, Connecti-
'eut, Indiana, Missouri, California and
Oregon gone by the board-what, then,
i've ask, is the chance for the demoraliz-
led and divided Republicans Let the
. 'bloated bondholders' tremble."
a subsequent number of the Herald,
(of the 2Sth December says:
Here i the Republican party. foundered
ana breaking up on sand bar 1t must be
get on OF 1t VIII go TO pieces. Tie prospect
Is IN FAVOR OF its dissolution and dispersion,
and IN favor, too. of political revolution
ana another reconstruction of thu United
states. beginning with the shortest method
of settling the national debt. The country
W i'll not stand still.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05
The LegisIatmre..Wh the PeO-
pie EReqMire.

This body assembled at II NJ. to-day.
In view of the general distress oecas-
toned by the hard times resulting from
the low prices Of our chief staple, and
oppressive taxation the session ought to
be short one.
1t is understood that the Code Com
missioners having performed their labors
with commendable despatch, are ready to
report 1.-THE Legislature undertake TO
revise it in detail, they viii make botch
work Of it, A committee Of sensible, dis
Greet members might be appointed to ex-
anime it, with the understanding, how
ever, that it is to be touched delicately, if
at all.
In the speediest manner possible, the
majority ought to retrace their steps in
reference to the financial measures Of the
last session, and relieve the people Of the
insupportable burthens it imposed.
The Secret Service iniquity ought to
be wiped out, as dangerous precedent,
dUtl-llt DuDIiCdu, anu q COliNClllCut agent
Of corruption in high places.
The School System should also be over
hauled and a simpler and at the same
time more efficient plan adopted. As the
law now stands, its chief effect viii be TO
support in idleness and to enrich the ar
my of blood-suckers who are being i'm
ported into the State to prey upon the re-
sources of the people and to eat out their
substance.
And above all things, the 18th section
of the law to issue certificates Of indebted
ness, authorizing the Auditor Of Public
Accounts to impose a special tax, ought
to be expunged. But for the Secret Ser
vice enormity, we should pronounce it the
crowning shame of the party in power.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05
Radical srf.ruIe.

The denial by the Radical rulers of
the right Of the people TO elect their
county officers, is an outrage on public
justice. Its mockery to call the pres
ent State Government Republican sys-
tenn when this right is withheld from the
people. And the wrong is even more
glaring when it is remembered that its
perpetrators do not owe their own election
to fair popular decision.
The report of the Grand Jury in Lau-
dsrdale county, submitted by Hon. j. K.
AlcLaurin, one of the ablest and best
citizens Of the county, is copied into The
CLARION as an example of the abuses
which are resulting from this usurpation of
power. Relating to matters of vital inter
eat to the people of the county, it has
been properly laid before them through
the press. In this connection, we would
earnestly recommend that in all the coun-
ties, the report Of Grand Juries be pub
lishei The plan will secure the good
purpose of opening the eyes of the peo-
pie and of driving the usurpers to the cor
rection Of the abuses thus laid bare.
In the case of Lauderdale county, it is
shown that the public business is outrage
ously mismanaged. The county Treas
urer and Collector who were appointed
on partizan grounds entirely, and are
charged with the keeping of the public
money, have given insufficient bonds.
1t will astound people who are not famil-
Jar with the acts of the spoilsmen in au-
thority, that one of the signers of the
bonds of the county Treasurer is nom
resident and the other pays a tax of only
$12 so. It will amaze them to learn
that the appointee to the Office of Super
intendent of Education is not citizen of
the State and has been in it but once
since September. 1t will amaze them to
witness that the Board of County Super
visors are contracting for public jobs for
private benefit a. three times their value.
All these vile things are perpetrated by
men who do not owe their election to the
people; but are the Creatures of the crea-
lures of bayonet rule.
Is it a wonder that the people thus
plundered of their hard earnings, their
sensibilities trampled upon by official ar
rogance, perplexed and bedeviled almost
out of their lives, are hoping and praying
for day ofdeliverance?