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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

Governor Hayes comes in to
the tail Of the President and
humbly fixes upon the same
day for thanksgiving that had
been previously ordered by
that functionary, namely, the
Both of November. Ifhe had
any respect for the dignity of
his Office, or that of the State,
he would have paid no atten-
ton to the Presidential nsurp-
ing proclamation, but would
have designated a different
time, and it would have been
respected by the people. If
the career of aggression upon
the States is not checked we
might as well close them up at
once as political institutions.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
G., MICA. & G. RAILROAD.
Letter From Pesident w.
III. Langley.
GALLIpoLIs, Nov. 7, II

GALLlPOLlS, NOV' I, -
j. w. BowEN,-Dear Sir
The Keystone Furnace sub
scribed $4,000, and the Buck,
eye $1,000, both as donations
with some conditions which the
directors have decided to ac,
cept, and as matters now look,
we will soon be ready at this
end of the route to 60 to work.
l think in thirty or forty days,
possibly sooner some of our
people think we will be ready
in less than thirty days, What
can you say for your end of
the road? l am daily asked
what you are doing, and can
only answer 600, for l have
about exhausted all the excuses
I could make. | have told
them that some of your people
had been liberal, yourself
among them, while others
wanted "more time to Think"
and had not yet concluded as
to whether we needed a road,
but that I believed by the time
this end was ready your end
would be. Now l believe if
your people will take the right
view of the needs of the hour,
that the small amountrequired
can be subscribed in a week,
without inconvenience to any
if a few of your most active
men will give it a little atten-
tion. | have written to Mr..
Davis to try and wake them
up; don't let it be said that your
people would not subscribe the
small amount required on your
end, while our end has raised
enough to gaade nearly double
the distance, through woods
and hills, and over unbroken
ground, while your end is near.
ly two thirds graded and
through a comparatively level
country. Wake them up and
try and give us something en-.
couraging and that looks like
they wanted and intended to
have the road.
Yours truly,
w. H. LANGLEY.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
As we are To have a Coz

As we are to have a Conven.
ton to reyise the Constitution
Of Ohio, it would be a good
idea for the General Assembly
to order the election of dele.
gates to it on the first Monday
in April. On that day the
people in all the towns have
their spring electiong for local
offices, and could vote for del
egateS, without the trouble and
expense Of n third election
The Convention could meet in
May, and agree upon a consti
tuition that could be submitted
TO the people at the regular
October election.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

In expressing our preference
for Thomas A. Scott as the
Democratic nominee, we but
anticipate the action of the
National Convention. Penn
sylvania will, as she did in
1856, name her favorite-the
man that can secure her electo.
raj vote, and whose influence
will be sufficient to carry the
next October State election
When Pennsylvania presents
the name of Scott before the
Democracy Of the Nation, and
through her delegation pledges
the electoral vote of the State
for him, there will be one uni
versal shout--a unanimous
vote for her favolite son, and
general acclamation through
out the Union.--[Pittsb sburgh
Post.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby that petition will be pre-
~ sented to the Commissioners of Vinton
county; Ohio, at their next regular session in
December, 1871, praying for the establishment
OF q county road along the following route, to-
wit: Beginning Mt point on the coIintv road
running past the Centenary Meeting House at
or near said house; thence south or nearly SO to
the line between JOHN S. Hawk 2d and Margar.
ct Dnnkle; thence east with SID line as near as
may DC practicable for good road to or near
an oak tree; thence In q south -casterly direc.
tion past two oak trees to or near sugar tree
on the line between Margaret Dunkle and Hen
ry Westcoat ;thence south with said line or near
y so to gum tree; thence in q south -easterly
william Heron and Henry Westooat; thence
IN . south-easterly direction over the nearest
and best route to point near two beech trees
on the county road running east and west thro'
the lands Of Lafayette Dunlsc. and there to end
November l. 1871 .dtt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

1t is probable that regula
tions will soon be issued from
the Treasury Department con.
cerning the redemption of mu.
tilated currency, by which
fractional currency notes will
be redeemed to their full value
when less than one half the
note is mutilated, and when
over one half is destroyed there
will be no redemption. This
refers alone to fractional cur
rency.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

There is considerable feeling
being manifested by the Ger
man Republicans of Cincinnati
over the fact that every Ger.
man on the Republican ticket
was defeated. Copper for the
Senate, Won Seggern and
Schlotman for the House, and
Kallendorf for Commissioner,
were all slaughtered by some
fifteen hundred majority
Leading Germans say they will
not be fooled a second time.
Another large defalcation in
connection with the pension
Agency in one Of the largest
cities, is telegraphed. why
60 to the trouble of announcing
it? The people don't care
They vote the Republican tick
ct all the same.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
SALT I.AKn, October 80, ISL.

Hundreds of people, princi'
pally Mormons, visited Camp
Douglas today to see Mayor
Wells and the other prisoners.
General Mason gave the visit
ors unrestricted access to their
friends, and by his courteous
remarks and manner inspired a
much better feeling than might
have been expected under the
circumstances. The arrested
parties are quartered in COM
Portable, well-furnished cot.
tage, and seem quite cheerful.
A guard of soldiers march to
and fro on the outside.
Elder George Q. Cannoy ar.
rived this morning from San
Francisco, and preached this
afternoon in the large Taber-
naCle to an audience number
ing at least ten thousand. His
mind had evidently undergone
a remarkable change, for he
counseled his hearers to abstain
from any act of violence, and
to submit to the law. God
would protect them and deliver
them from their prosecutors.
The crusade against them, he
said, would only strengthen
and glorify them in the end
Their church could not be over
turned; their faith was the in
spiration of the Divine Spirit,
and would endure forever.
Elder Pratt was not so con.
servative. He did not want
any whining Judge to say to
him as he did to Hawkins, M
am sorry for YOU" He wanted
no sympathy from any Federal
official, lie was ready to 60
to Jail for twenty years, but
not for pity for him from such
a source. He predicted that
God would totally overthrow
or annihilate the prosecutors of
the Mormon people,
Nothing further has been
heard from Orson Hyde, the
apostle. 1t is thought he has
gone to Arizona or Mexico.
Joseph A. Young, son of
has returned to this
city, but he has not yet been
A row occurred late last
night between a Mormon and
a United States Deputy Mar.
shal, which resulted in the
Marshal knocking the Mormon
down and afterward arresting
him. For time it was report.
ed that an attempt had been
made to assassinate the deputy,
and there was great excitement,
All is now quiet, and there are
no indications Of disturbance.
The late arrests, however, have
created a marked depression in
The Mormon community.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

Portland, Maine, is collaps-
ing under the effects of "pro-
lection =" A merchant of thai
city, in the course of a bust
ness letter to q New York
correspondent, says; "The two
great molasses and sugar refine
ries which employed many
operatives and which aided
the commerce of Portland, and
helped the farmers in the inter.
ior in the shipment of their
shocks and other lumber mate
rial to the West Indies, have
closed, A glass factory and a
shovel factory have also come
to a similar end. Taxes are
high-$3 so on the hundred
and property Is assessed at a
high valuation. Real estate, if
unimproved, is without sale,
and houses almost new are sell
ling at a third less than cost. -
Shops are unrented in good
business streets, and the town
looks, in its quietness and un-
business-like appearance, like
some of the continental cities
whose prosperity has passed."
lie adds that no improvement
can be expected "until we have
a more liberal tariff and a bet.
ter financial policy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
The Elections ON Tuesday.

The Elections on TUESDAY
Unsatisfactory kilograms re-
ceived just as we go to press
indicate that New York State
has gone Republican by twenty
thousand, while the Democrats
carried the city by thirty thou
sand majority.
Maryland, Democratic by
the usual majority.
New Jersey has elected q
Democrat Governor, LeglSla'
ture in doubt.
Mississippi has gone Demo
cratic.
Wisconsin and Massachusetts,,
Republican.
Virginia has gone Democrat,
ic. More reliable news next
week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

Promptly on the receipt Of
the news Of the Chicago con-
flagration, Senator Thurman
subscribed and handed over
$1,000 for the relief of the suf-
ferers of that city.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

The Democracy Of Stark
county deserve commendation,
They worked like beavers and
polled for Governor ! ,0Ol more
votes than last year.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
MARRIED..

On Sunday evening, Nov 9TH, by Rev. G. w.
Pitcher, at the residence OF George Bull, Esq,
Mr. SILAs WYMAN of Paxton, Ford Co., H.,
to Miss MAGGIE l.. SAGE, of Macarthur.
The happy couple left for the West Tuesday
morning. They carry with them the best wish.
es of all. May happiness and prosperity ever
be their lot.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08


1DhdteUer cause.
They never fail, and may he depended upon
In every case where the monthly flow has been
obstructed through cold or disease, DUPON-
cos GOLDEN PILLS always give immediate
relief, being especially prcpnredf or married Ia
dies. lady writes "Duponco's Golden Pills
relieved me in one day, without inconvenience
like magic" The Genuine are put up In Large
!Whfte) Bo~es containing double the quantity Of
Pills, and upon each box you will find my "Pri-
yate U. s, Revenue stamp;n upon the stamp see
the words DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN PILLS, in
White Letters, without that None are Genuine.
Remember, the Genuine In in the Waite boxes.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
Druggstin in every town, city, and village In the
world.
Sold In Macarthur, by @. w. SLSSoN, Druggist
LADIESl-By sending him e through the
Macarthur, Ohio, Post Office, can have the Pills
sent (conadentially,) by mail to any part of the
country, free Of postage. RI,
Sold also, by John Perkins, Athens, and ]. d.
Park Cincinnati, o.
8. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
]. D. Wilkinson's Estate.

Probate Court, Vinton Comfy, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that Harrison
~ Wilkinson, Administrator of the estate Of
j. D. Wilkinson, deceased, has herein filed his
accounts with said estate for partial settlement,
and that the hearing of the same Is set for the
2d day of December, next ensuing at 10 O'clock
A. M. II. b. MAYO,
Nov. g. 1S71-4t Probate Judge.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
A Rare Chance for Accents,

Agents wc will pay you $40 per week IN cesh, ,fyow
VIII ens'ee with us at ohces Bsory think fnrnisisf
and eNl,is'es paid Address A Ellis \ co, Chm,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
UTAFF.

MOrInOns Visiting Camp
DOUglas---An Immense
Meeting--Pacific Address
of Elder CannOy---Elder
Pratt Defiant.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
WANTED--AGENTS!

TNO sell several New Patented Artieles which
Il have not yet been introduced, aud which
can be sold In every house In city or country
$i0a day.
For descriptive circulars and terms 10 4 gents
address j. T., BRANsON a. CO..
Dealers in Patents and Agents Supplies;
25.6ml No lsixtnst,, Plttsburgh,P
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
A Card to the Ladies.
DR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FBM

InGtllabh In correcting Irrtousdrities, Remorin0
O6sti7rtions ofMo Monthly Periods, from
lDhdteuer cause.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
9 QD'CLOCE1.

n> Os1H A MONTH.--Horse and Carriage furnish.
@OZD ed: expenses paid fanples TERE II. B.
SlA ', Alfred. Me.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

tAOh LvRRPOOL-In Steamship ScotiE Oct T Y G."lA %.
SsaA ". " F. Palmer and Ai', hss Palmer, L.
A ~ hoy LadT Lsr Miss Ds!iOa l. 4 SOleu
Fs Sotbsu Rev. J. Z. MORAN and lay. l. j. King, j.
y, Nm n E. James aud son MrS W. Bg:clsr an!
S hay, berIsu: Misses Rive ATS L. A. Poster :
T ssf POsFZ d. n NABderreeT and lady Paum!C H. g.
~ an DIDE Dr.. Il. B. hGuds, P. hOef and lady Mr. T. e.
Ais9 ROberts, hiSs Phillips and servant Dr. y 4. Pratt
-, toh Ma WshOO, Mis- Wggius Miss ROsre Mr% Nirho
c. - ays servant l. Thomson and lady. K Amo
eesIa X. B. EssOH. Nj GOldsp!th adT and ebih; g. r.
Lac Ma D. he Asd Miss Rabdoh, Mis- Di rlsOB
- hSoe infant ami bane, H. Green. b. H. WicLEIm and
~ etoSh AID ndy hrG Alex Brown Hl servant j. e. Brown
~ sehIsa Asi ssryAntS As g. Wide. Rev Dr. adam J
- SH hSs AaEns Mss L Wsar Miss Gushing Miss Welt
-, l Aay Asd SA.Dsy Webster All lay ~ Ne"
-. Ea COEs and sdy, Dr. IT. Knapp, Aly cadgen aGd
~ h., May E@bshy. G. [ Williams, Harris SO
~ bnslt RArSs JsgKmssOWTkl MEs L. 2. Brigham MIAs
AsS.s', NJ bsT4Soa N. H. Toppns T. salomou Donaid
=, - ha sd J. WAHGnAkeE Gtugt, G, f. WaBJeIieL.
s LseA' Dr. G. A. PeteS and lady Mis- PeS SnyL Aad
y, as snyth Mr. T. DelAhO Mr. J. LADY Guild ana
t,s LS4 sA NJ. WsSsgbOass hr. bOnOn aud
@ CaShhet. MI s. 6easta Nj serTse, Mf \ Aoul.
GnS - Aish M W. Branch, AaeCGnH, NJ II. e. Crane
NJ. Gss.oAsiE. NJ. ! Las. NJ. II oppr1briarT' ana
era Ht Chl4s l.J ssd M T. RsSs M g. ca
LL aL n HGAsT, AE. ,. SapOnFS, M A. baponeA Nj r.
~ n ma koTrs3 eaTel and HGrse, Nj B. JohnIcht and
A H, HAss, 'Sens'Sns Mr. yOhnsAeas NJ HhnReIey Mr. 7
@ Sse' ~. ~ s.S., aa~T Pts, A' W.. D'n%D
c. TUtdds and laJ, DaseeIee!d, G. \. ISJlr 4
~ n hanRil Ma Ponosk and shh y yOhBstoHs D. c.
49, SfSua aBt say, W n Pay, Mccall Douglass Mr.
liza S5ysS O. Hall T. Thomson, j. r. GOOni, L. BAR Siss
L. gA M sAvANNAH-n steamship nssnoha Oct n-NL and Mr..
- en haFSe G1d J. " Bhendab D. J. Murray
hH CaTts Mr. TOsn Mss g. WiLlt, Ma T. v. Bradford
--As'-H' 9. Brf' and Q IN the stesrHSs.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

s.,A, Hosl 1900 Cows. leland. .l223 Hell Ga4 PeJ Ia
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YOKK

PORT OF NEW YOEK ................... .OCTosrA I&
CLEARED.
ssssmsbp BIseS pismond Merrdia Phsiepha A Abbott
Ssamshp Rhsn ~ G Meyer Bremen Southampton oereh
ssaushp ABsns.I COOeh NOrfOh, City RiehnOSd,
steamship Aenshssi Rector New Bedford Ferguson Wood
steamship T. n FsTshid Tgo1. Phl.dsphAA, AN Bhgu
,s:H HteSy San D0SasS t: sOSoTa Bro: S:u c.
Steamship Saratoga COuh ROO City Point and RshmOnd Old
stip Sonors Paine San Pupcso Sut,en Co.
s S ss. c hsS sT sr.
4i'G 'f tSeS sS te asS c Ps'i
RsIs Sss EH F''1'A.f 0assa'oTS CT Fgss'R for '''e H.
Efs g" tsu't( Po.ses, Osl or Falmouth soco-ieh Co
Ss I bpsss @ Gsss%e. HSs'1.e si1i' Bun s'''
seSI SeteAyl, sryast POists. Ptse y J weinberg
ssf aifss si ES:; ou
sSi Ss: sf5;ss Fss1s Hs1st'1
SI e- aa; ss8s' % S;as
ss sS c'P; GoS R0se ssnS SsSssoTS S:nS; Co., Bentley Co.
Irwin CBrl Thompson Johns p Hnsy Parker
ARRIVED.
sesmhp DngO, johnson Portland with ~d' and pass 70 j. f.
Steamship ASen,rle Smith, Redmond City Point and NofOl'
with md and pass TO oh Dr. Tirion sramhp Co. and r,,, 10
Lombard stesn,hp Co sd.,,
S sOsi ~ ESers SsG1 on Co 0s and ss%s1 c.
san.Aip Magnolia Palmer Savannah with md'' and p'' 10 V"
Steamship Huase CrOw,n Savannah with ndse and pasA TO
Robert LoWden 90, ,-,,,
Bari Volurno utal Boston Oct L. IN ballast
BsII IuiSi Rn,So aL Ruggiero Boston Oct IL in ballast
Big Caroline Bdd Germ, Portsmouth N h. days in ballast "a
Bre D. SOekve (of BsDgOr Smith Baeno Ayres W days "n
hides and wool ~ n - -. .-.i
SehT Wright Mount GecrRepEnn' o. -. W9t No "A
SchI Perkins, Hsfeh ST John, N B., with stone
sCHOONERS-RIvKR AND CoASTWIsK
h.v F1ov,r Knbethpor. Sarah r. Thonas Ehabe.hport
P1Tisou RhSsbethpOrt NJ A. Rider. EiIahethpOr.
Gen RhrnbethporL A. x DsnielG RlIabethior
sssh SelSey BhEAbehpOr Tones kinbethPor
Reson Harvey. Branlorl Emile Bell Bast Falmouth
Fouptain PaH River MARI Alice. WOodvie
L Daniea Hartford J. l. Hess Hartford.
Uarper Providence. 4. 4. Brown Providence.
Sobn Strout Proydenct Clara A. Sawyer Provdnce.
n II. htnin, W'nen, r J. Geo 2. Trggs Gloueoster
Andrew Stewart, Newport
WIED-SundOWn, tTelh. n W; clear
SAILED.
Steamships Cuba Liverpool Tybee for San Domingo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BorOH Oe i8-Ayed Nsbob, 6howe from Singapore.
DISASTER.
S. Oct B-The brig Ottawa bound 70 Boston IRON
DemerarS with loss Of masts and sails and hulSarEs
IFOr Latest Ship GeVS see IJih PGOeI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK, Wednesday. Oct. 1a 1871.
The attendance at the Exchange was very
large this morning and great interest shown in the
sales made by the various Guconeers Joseph Mcclure
sod the fyestory brick tenement house. known "A No
oIl Delapcey between Pitt and Rdgests lot 25x7b:
honae about 25x6O The property Was sold for tlO5Oo
lanes NJ Miller sold lot south side OF Thirty
st s7I feet east Of Tenth-ave 2sx9as, for A7S0 E.
Dingee offered house aud lot known as No. $50 West
Twenty third ST., betweeh Eghln ana Nlnthaves This
The offerings of rst morgagos on ely real estate are
unusually heavy and We are informed that large
Messrs. johnson Millcrs sale at YOnkers was n sue
cess t25OOO worth OF property was sold in four hours
BrIov will be found details OF sale.
McssTs. Jon.sOn Mlller,s sale at College Point was
very successful large plumber Of lots were sold at
wa absolutely sold.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THL LEGAL RESULTS OF A HAsTY MARRIAGE.
Herman Albert, a German, was discharged,

THL LEGAL RESULTS OF A HAsTY MARRIAGE.
Herman Albert, German, was discharged,
August 1860 from uuatic asylum, whore be had been
tOrtucd Tor s,ycra months. Soon after his release he
introduced TO the prOprietrcss OF d'sieputaoe
boue aud married her three days aftcrward Albert
htheT made an application in the supreme court 10
have The marriage annuled, on the ground OF the ln-
Euiy OF the bridegroom and referee reported that
lnJE the evidence, Ac believed Albert 10 nave DeSh
hSne at the time, aud tnat the marriage d saonld
b detarcd dissolved. Judge Brady, however, refused
earm the referees report, and second spphcatlon
tlen made to Judge Brady for argument on mo
bob reconsider this decision Final action mas not yeI
been AIKEN uIon the case and motion Tor amOny was
teclded adversely TO Mrs Albert 49,
Acompl4int Of abandonment was nnally maoe az M tae
heX Market Police Court by Mrs. Albert against mel
hebaud Testimony was given to show that criminal
VnOsecution Lnd been pending against ADert thAt "
Ivod mprisunmcnt he allowed himself TO be placed III
In asyIum and that he was sOon discharged IRON
the EsttntIon as q II was also asserted thal
Albert had obtained possession OF all OF DIS vile money
and towels, and refused restitution
Tue case was adjourned until to-day. 10 enable Mrs
Albert to prove tuat husband bstbecn indicted Tor
tHgCFy
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

NATuRnLY OC1. q
P1SSENGEPS SAILED.

, IR lIvERPOOL-Iu steamship CObA Oct H.hL and Nr1 II
Ih Ms Lsulv and sous H. W. French Mr. Grsndeye L.
Nlssd H. Huer A. ESEdon j. n. L. Hall o. L. Huls the lion
Pt hicDonRld g. HASeOn, Mr.. HehhrdOn. J. W
snas h NJ A. BrOn A. BuOp. hiss smith Miss K.LEwren
Cesterov l. hInu j. g. Marshall Mr. anu hG T. Dr Egnlr'
sa a G. Hodges A. Weaver ArL BoWrne Countess
I've aEgltrs H. A Hire A l.. Henry NJ Warl H. SimmOnd
I oC'pester. }. u. Fsndsr'O1. AI, sud Mr. J. A
tI1lHl Mis- Richards and inspt, Mis- Arnold. A. W Kngmoe
Hss LansDn J. BoaSbed. J. II. Walker. c. L Shsrp
Sh M and C. Be-res, and daughter Dgyapon Hon
HusaAra a. McEVrn walker Mn L. 4. Ashiry. Miss 4.
Aoh Gaasf ASHLEY, Mis- K Butcher and maid. W. H. Bate
ash Bhie A. Blake Mr. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs H. will
!! kusos Nj ard MrA A CAIpmG. y B-SL q. N. FsehiG
~ Resshaun kado A. Bier. Mr. Becksp. Miss Beisg NJ
ah l. H1EI, Miss Humply, Miss Blaze, :. r. ACS-L T. Is
SSA u H. Su1solI. b. MsnserrAuf. Master J. BOgirr.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

THURSDAY OCT 49,
Hal. o Europe aud Liverpool steamship y Of
Ano, ,o., a. Supplementary Mai, Pier No ~
J. T.. . e Osed st9:5b N
Has Er Bermuda L. per steamship San PTGne'oO. close ct II
'or Havana wes; Indies per steamship Columbia close
Hlp
FRIDAY OCT. ~.
u seAHsbip ASh
SATURDAY. OCT. q.
hat b RuUq4 VIA Liverpool per steamship City O Brussels
- Gs.Bl II AsuppensntSry MAJ, on Pier No g., n r. Is
a
IAN . esped Supplementary Mails mast he prepaid with
totIfs
E, German stases per steamship Hsnsa
49, o.
Arb Fuses VA Brs and HGvrv per steamship Perse
shp sS l. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

Also, set haTDoas, and one hght road WaGoa
Nothing new or noteworthy has occurred to-day In iho
Carnage market, everything being as at last reports
Mechanical landsus, or nve-glass landaus, are be-
called the leading feature in heavy work this Fall which
worthy Of special notice. Many improvements have
perfection which has now been attained 10 IN the
mechanical or front half Of the top they can be Taed
landau top.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoHx. Wednesday, Oct. 10, Is71.
Business in the horse market continues with.
out marked change. But few transactions and they Of
quiet character, are reported TO-DAY.
Mr.. John L. Yandewater conducted sale Of fne stoek
to-day at Talmans Livery stables Nos Is and n Great
JOnes-st. The attendance was moderately laYre ana
consisted Of such persons might become purehaserS
this being apparent from thu prompt manner In which
the bidding carried on.
subOined is List of the horses sold and the prices
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
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