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DEPARTURE OF MILITIA.

Capt. Charles Caldwell left the
city on Saturday morning, at day
break, with his company of militia,
and is now supposed to be en- route
to Edwards Depot for the purpose
of delivering one hundred and sixty
stands of arms and accoutrements
to companies which have already
been organized and mustered into
service there. Captain Caldwells
company, which mum bers one hun
dred strong, with several wagon
loads of arms, rations, ETC., present
ed quite martial.appearance when
taking its departure from the capt.
tal.-P,lot.
Charles Caldwell is negro, and
one of the instigators of the Gin
ton riot. His company is compos-
cd of negroes, many of whom were
participants in that riot, and the
one hundred and sixty stand of
arms and rations, etc, to be deliv-
cred to the companies at Edwards
Depot, are for negroes who took
part IN tho late riot. Was ever a
greater insult offered to people
than this !? Who ordered this to be
done {? Who will be responsible
for the bloodshed should the white
people attack Caldwell and his ne
gro company? No body but Gov
ernor Ames. The fact, that the
people of Kinds county have not
attacked Caldwell, argues that they
are most patient, submissive peo-
pie, while Governor Ames' conduct
in permitting this company to go
there shows that he is senselcss,
buli-headed fool.
Anes' object in ssending this COM
pany to Edwards was TO insence
the whites and provoke a conflict.
But the whites would not allow their
angry passions TO rise, and if any
body is mad, it must be Ames, for
that his blood seeking programme
failed.
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IN pcrS.anc'. of l'w. Il general election
1 will be held in the county of Madison.
on Tuesday. the second i2,i day 81 Nov
\. ID. 1873. at the voting precincts here
in after named for the ioiowin" officers
One % Congressman for the fourth
(4th) Congressional district of MISSISSIPPI
pi, to serve two years. One ~ Trcasiir-
er for the state of Mississippi. to ss-sr|
two wears One District Attorney for the
fourteenth Judicial District.
-Otrc Senator for this Senatorial District
TO serve four years.
Three members for the House of Rep
rcsentativcs, to serve i've years.
One Sheriff for the county of Madison.
to serve TWO years.
One clerk OF Chanccry Court, to serve
four years.
One clerk of Circuit Court to serve
fouryearS.
One Treasurer, to serve two Years.
One Assessor. to Scrrc Two Years.
One Coroner and Ranger. to serve two
years
One Cotton Woigncr, to serve two
years.
Two Justices Of the Peace for Beats No.
one, two. four and five :; also for two
ConstableS in Beats one, TWO, four and
five.
Also for three Justices of the Peace in
Beat No. 3, and for three ConStablcs i'll
Beat No. 3.
One member of Board of supervisor in
each Supervisors District of said county.
The election will be held at the follow
ing places in said county.
Supervisors District No. at the Court
hous in the city of C;tntoIk ut store house
near intersection Of Center and Peace
streets at Central Academy, and at
IIopewell Church.
Supervisors District No. 2-;lt Vernon.
Supervisors District No. }--Liyingston,
Madison Station and Calhoun.
Supervisors District, No. sharon and
Sulphur Springs.
Supervisors District. No. Sat- Breck-
vile Camden and Coiparlc City.
BY order of tie Board of Registrars.
II. y WALLER. President.
NArnANIEI. JEFFREY.
=. u. COULTER.
4 I,.t.l- e
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clear proceeds of all fines collected
ia the several counties tor any
breach OF the penal laws, and all
monies received tor licences grant
cd under the laws Of the state tor
the sale of Intoxicating liquors, or
keeping of dramsh"ps, shall be col
lectrd in legal currency of the mt
ed States, and to be paid into the
Treasury, To be distributed pro rata
among the cducal lc children OF the
state i'll the manner to be provided
for by law.
Passed the House of Representa-
tIves February t, 1875.
l. ID. SHADD.
Speaker Of the House.
Passed the Senate March II, ISL.
\. X. DAVIS,
President of the Senate.
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IT does us good TO sec in our
Democratic and Conservative OK
changes a union of sentiment in
opposition to the rule and tyranny
of the Radical rulers and leaders
Row lordIng it in our state, and a
determination on the part of the
whole people of our state to get
rid of these hawks and vultures
who feast and fatten upon our sub
stance and misfortunes.
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6. 7. r. NO. 81.

\ Joint Resolution Relative to an
Amendment to the Constitution
of the state of Mississippi, for the
purpose of Reducing the Number
of Chanccllors.
BE it resolved by the Legislature
OF the state of Mississippi, (two-
thirds of the members of each House
agreeing therctoD That it be, and
is hereby proposed, to the Electors
of this state, to vote at the next
general election, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amend
ment as Il substitute of the seventh
40 section of the sixth article of
the Constitution OF the state, to-
wit
The Legislature shall divide the
state into Il convenient number of
Chancery Districts. Chanccllors
shall be appointed i'll the same man.
ncr as the Judges of the Circuit
Courts. Their qualifications shall
be regulated by law and thall hold
their office for the term of four
years. They shall hold a court in
each county ut least twice in each
year, and shall receive such com
pensation as may be provided by
law.
Passed the House the first time
January II, 1873.
Passed the House the second time
January 10, 1873.
Passed the House the third time
January q, 1873.
I. ID. SHADD,
Speaker of the House.
Passed the Senate the first time
January 5, 1873.
Passed the Senate tho second
time January I, 1873.
Passed the Senate the third time
January 8, 1873.
A. X. DAVIS,
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1t is little singular how they
will do things sometimes. Three
or four years ago certain young
man in this county was engaged in
the illicit sale of tobacco, contrary
to the Internal Revenue Law. He
made money at the business, was
happy, and in an unguarded mo-
ment confided to others the story
of how he was cheating Uncle Sam
out of his revenue"
Now, we are not informed that
Uncle Sam was ever told the story,
and "put thief to catch thief" as
the saying is but sure it is, that
young man is to-day Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector in this
District. He has been further hon
ored, and is on our Board of Regis
trars, and his name is not Coulter,
nor Jeffrey.
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Already the Radical ne

Already the Radical negroes arc
making their threats against such
colored men as have declared that
they intend to vote tho Democratic
ticket These colored men will be
protected in their right to vote as
they please, and the white or black
Radical who shall be so foolhardy
as to take their tickets from them
or in any manner interfere with
their vote the day of the election,
will do so at his peril.
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s. i. II. NO. 81.

Joint Resolutions proposing an
Amendment to the Constitution
of the State of Mississippi.
Resolved by tho Legislature of
the State of Mississippi, (two-ihirds
of the mem bers of each House agree
ing thcreto,) That il be, and is here
by proposed, to the electors of this
state to vote at the general election
to be held in November, 1875, up
or the approval or rejection of the
following amendment to Section
six, Article Eight OF the Constitu-
lion Of tbs State. "AlT proceeds
of lands nuw, or hereafter vested,
in this sta:c by esci.aat, or purchase
Tor fpl:eItpre, for taxes, and the
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dound To the state if Ames, Warner,
Morgan and Il few others of that
stripe were treated to Il little swing
ing exercise. Not because they
are Republicans, but because they
are the leaders, movers and insti-
gators Of riots and blocdShed. Be.
cause, in the judgement of an out
ragged people, they are felons and
deserve fclons' doom.
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The Pilot says certain Democratic
white men are spotted. Spotted for
what? Take care that there are
not two spots on the Democratic
register for men of your ilk for
every one chalked down against a
Democrat.
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IF the colored voters of Madison
county desire freedom in all its
meaning, let them vote for honest
men. If they desire to be kept in
slavery and IN bonds, let them vote
for the thieves, knaves and rascals
that constitute the radical ticket Of
ibis county.
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The great. the only issue in on

The great, the only issue in our
state in the pending canvass is,
Honesty Us. Thieving and Corrup-
ton. The struggle is between the
honest masses and horde of cor
rupt, ignorant, intollerant officials
and their tools and dupcs. Moth
ing less.
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MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC AND C0N.
SENTATIVE CITIZENS IN TIE IETER
EST OF PEACE ARD ORDER.
u Il Vt I'D 4
Secretary OF state.

Clarion of Wednesday,
A meeting of citizens was held at
Angeles Hall to-day to consider
the situation. Prof. Rice, of Clin-
ton, was called to the Chair. Gen.
George, in behalf of the Citizens
Committee, who had had confer
ence with the Governor by mutual
agreement between the Governor
and citizens, was requested to make
ference. The Committee consisted
of the following gentlemen
J. z. George, Joshua Green, w.
l.. Nugent, T. J. Wharton, Robert
Lowry, II. Hilzheim, f. Richard
son, II. l.. Saunders, David Shelton,
Frank Johnston. J. c.. Rictti, Jno.
| W. Robinson.
Gen. George stated that the agree
ment arrived at, after full and free
conference, was that the State Mil
tia (white and colored) would be
disbanded, and the members thereof
be directed to return to their homes;
that the arms should be placed in
the safe keeping of details of U. S.
troops under direction of Maj. AL
lyn, commandant of this Post, ut
the several points where the com
panics had cen formed. Gen.
George stated further that the Gov
ernor had cOuntcrmanded an orclor
for the shipment of arms to DeSoto,
and further stated that no militia
would be sent tc YaZOO. On the
part of the citizens, it was pledged
! by the Committee that peace and
| order would be observed and main
| tanned.
After a considerable discussion,
in which Mcssrs. W. A. Montgome-
~, of Kinds, Pat. Henry, of Ran
kin, e. Barllsdale, G.. +. Hooker,
and J. d. Freeman, Of Kinds, and
Gen. Lowry, of Rankin, participat-
ed, in which all expressed concur
renee in the general objects and re-
suits of the con ferencc-it was final
| ly agreed, on motion of Capt. Mont
gomery, that the original Commit
tee above named, be requested to
wait on the Governor and express
the thanks of the meeting for the
agreement he had made with the
Committee, and to request further
that all arms in the hands of the
militia be deposited for safe keep
ing with Maj Allyn, at the U. s..
Garrison in this city. Agreed to,
and the following names were
added:
Messrs A. NJ. Harlow, J. n. Gill
ruth, Dr. }. p. Moore, of Yazoo !;
Warren Cowan, II. J. Catchings,
Geo. Manlove, of Warren W. y.
Montgomery, f. ". Cabiness of
Kinds, and j. f. Chester, of Rankin
The meeting adjourned until 2
O'Clock pm.
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The killing of twenty or thirty
negroes is not necessary to the sue
cess of the Democratic party. II
anybody is to be killed let it be
some Of the white scoundrcIs w no
have instigatcd tine negroes to riot
and acts of lawlessness. The blood
of negroes cannot aid the Democra-
tic pariy. We don't want it. Blu!
we verify believe that good will ro
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-16

What does S. P. Key represent ?
Who is he =? What does Pratt rep
resent, and Jeffrey, and Anderson
and Boyd? Nothing but the thiev-
ing wing of the Radical party the
no-pay all-grab clement.
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Meridian Gazette The late rains
have seriously damaged the open
cotton, beating it out oc the bolls
into the earth, where it rots ; but
while they have injured the cot
ton they have also been beneficial
o potatoes and turnips, which are
growing rapidly.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-16

What does Jenkins, the radical
candidate for the Legislature in this
country represent? What does he
pay tax on? Nothing. What claim
has he to the votes of his race?
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-16

Col. Ed. Richardson has contri-
butcd four thousand dollars to the
Democratic Campaign Fund, and
says, if necessary, he will give six
thousand more Would that we
had a few more Ed. Richardson's.
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President of the Senate.

In accordance with Article 18th
of the Constitution of the state OF
Mississippi, I, James Hill, Sccreta-
ry of the state, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed Con
stitutional Amendments are true
and correct copies of the original,
now on flo in this office.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the state of Missi>si ppi
hereunto affixed this 30th day of
July, A. d. 1873.
JAMES HILL,
Secretary OF state.
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FOR CONGRESS
COUNTY TICKET.

FOR SENATE.
Gco. r. Cameron,
FOR LEGISLATURE.
. J. B. YelloWly.
E.. A. StebbinS.
Adam Simpson.
FOR SHERIFF.
J. w. Baughn.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK
G. A. Baldwin.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
Phil Palmer.
TREASURER.
r H Bennett,
ASSESSOR.
John Scott.
CORONER AND RANGER.
George Williams.
COTTON wEIGHER.
d H Otto.
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the poor, simple blacks, and they
howl and groan and so away with
hatred for the whites and feel
ings of vengeance i'll their hearts.
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Committee reported to an adj
lomncd meeting, that the Governor
had stated to them that he would
carry out the original agreement,
to place ine arms in the keeping OF
details of q. S. troops, with the I'M
Outstanding that they would not be
seized by the citizens. We are
sure our people will extend kind
treatment and courtesy to the sol
diers thus detail led.
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for onc-third cash. balance in one and two
years with ten per cent. interest from
date of sale. secured by Trust Deed, the
following land i'll said county. to-wit:
W ! of Sc and J of SW / and W ]
Ne ! and T. NV ! of See. 30. and -
acres oil of W! of NV Sec. ~, and f.!
SCI except 20 acres of north end of Sec.
20; all IN rs. Range 3 East.
In the meantime applications will hc
received for the purchase of the above
lands at private sale. Apply to
CAMPBELL 4 CALunoN. Ag't>.
10 l6-td> W. W. HUMPHREYS. JR.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

TNHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS for Madison
L County District will open the 1lrst
Monday III November next.
School Trustees will he elected on SAT-
urday. 18th Of this month.
School localitics remain us heretofore.
except in the citv of Canton.
-. L. BEAJCliAMf.
Supt. Education Madison county;
Canton, Miss. August l0, .S7J.
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The Democracy have n mass
meeting and barbecue at Aberdeen
to-dSy. Col. Lamar is one of the
c,,ai oNa
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T r U S TEES SALE.

by VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS IN
ID Trust. executed by WILLIAM ii. CAS-
SELL and JAMES W. BAUGHN. one to Sc
cure James Wales and Ann Wales in
the payment OF certain monies therein
mentioned; the other to secure \. Il.
Wilhoit i'll the payment of a certain sum
of money in said decd mentioned; the
said deeds being recorded in Book of
the Land Records of Madison county
Mississippi. the former beginning on page
3D., and the latter on page 40. of said
Book ;. the undersigned. trustee in said
deeds mentioned, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, for cash. before the
south door OF the Courthouse of said
county. in Canton. the following real es-
tate, situated in said city of Canton. in said
county. to wit: Fifty feet off the south
end Tor the south Ialf) of lot number 1.
in Square number s, in said city of Can
ton. together with the buildings and aD-
purtenanees thereto belonging.
This sale will take place on
Monday, 9th day Nov, 1875
JOHN HANDY,
oct 2-tdS Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Land for Sale.
SATURDAY. IEN'Y ,st. 1876.

I Will. SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
ton, in front Of the Courthouse door
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EMMETT l. ROSS. Editor.

Canton, mississippi, Oct. 10, 1875
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METALLIC BURIAL CA 81;
ELECTION NOTICE,

Canton. April "a -ly
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sPoRTING-poGs. RrRps. sc.

SPOHTbNG-DOGS. HfitDSs &c.
A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS or FANCY DOCS,
FOOD Tor moeking birds. al q. DoyEls, No Greene
street, near canal
FOR SALE, ALL THE CHOICE BREEDS or
Monkeys, Rabbits, 6c., at z. ~ MEYERS' No. Amlty
FOR SALE 4 FgLL- PLooDED JAPANssE HOUND ID
Second avenue. southeast corner ll2th street
TUsT IMPoRTED-Two VERY FINE KING
aaa sn ee usssn a s aTse
And handsomes in the ely Large P
aimported Bun terriers ''osA' '~Ae - 49,
- w 80 ''' IL G1EDNER, III South Fifth avenue.
GEcoND HAND BALLARD RIFLE, A. oALIBRE;
hoIabird's Wsterproof shootinsIsaits H. G. soUikEs,
No. Cortlandt street, near broadway.
THE TURF.
UoTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS WILL BE SOLD
"a ut the NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE, IS West
nue. on the running races at new Orleans every
ing and evening during the meeting Entes ana n sesps
'0"'D''SsA'"' = -.a REILLY BLISS co.
NEW ORLEANS RACE s.-FRENcH POOLS WILL
~ pc sold saturday, April TO- and every day. a. WAL;
DR0Ns Pool Room, 80 New street Indicators ana
TINE METROPOLITAN. PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
4 isat 2IS Broadway, in the Herald Building
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
UGoN HogsE Of YAM rAssEL K EdnAS
E1 zHJf5s F4 N Fuf FsTAPL sPN
a A'O4O1zlr i i 39'SqLadk,,, A'' :
ELEGANT TEAM or DARK BAY KENTUCKY BRED
Horses IS hands bgb and years aId kind kind
stSiish and 5andsom some : are in every RESPECT
SUPERIOR amily carriage team aud warranted
GoL6 MOUNTED HARNESS. GooD ASS NEW
LANlAT t' X TX ~I dSSD ORDER. BUILD By wooDs
ELEGANT FOUR PASSENGER PARK PHAEToN.
souR buis ~ ys9 pafeF eoop oRnER
Livery suit, extra Harness, Robes Blankets Whip,
The above is the Property of private family going to
Europe; their uusty and reliable coored coachman
AN ELEGANT BARoUcnE, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT
BY BkEw5rER 4 90, OF BReoME STREET :,
Built 81 j.! j. 5, bRSEWsfER CO, OF TwES..
These carriages can be purchased private If
not disposed before will De sold at auction on Tuesday
ALSO. AT SAME TIME,
LIVERY STABLE;
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, ID HANDS HIGH. 7
years old; kind and true in all harness; free from
vice or trick; fear nothing a, superior team for
family driving and warranted ed sound kiad and
CLARENCE USED But ONE YEAR, BUILT BY
TEAM BLACK HORSES 1871 HANDS. 7 AND YEARS;
an soSn Kind and 0t Also '
TEAM BAY Il Ho aof hs &NDs ASD YEARS
old, kind and true in all harness; free from vice and
good workers; also set OF silver mounted Harness
PARK PHAEToN. BY 4, NJ. sTIvERs:
SIX PASSENGER RoCkAwAY, BUILT BY MINER
BARoUcHE, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY WOOD
oLARESoE. IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY ADAMS
Extra sets of Harness Robes Blankets &c
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK
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DRoFESSOR b. KUTTNER. TEACHER OF GERMAN
IL language and literature: English 10 foreigners
Please call address 993 second avenue Dolbear1
College Ll93 Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street
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INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH GIVEN TO GROWN UP
Il ladies' OF neglected education by experienced
lady teacher grammar and letter writing thoroughyS
private lessons Apply at l76 sixth avenues
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SsPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES AND
> literature thoroughly taught bv easy and
prac teal cthod classes aud private lessons. Apply
10 ANTONIO RAMOs. IS University place.
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A STORAGE WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
"A. FOR furniture baggage, pianos &C separate rooms;
accessible during business hours most extensive aud
spouslbie establishment IN the business A. fAOGAkK,
owner ant Manager office 593 HUDSON street.
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OF PER wEEK-LtSSoNS IN FRENCH GIVEN
20 every day BY a thoroughly educated French lady
Can address lU1 West twenty street.
Of
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DHONoGRAPHY-A FEW VACANCIES NOW Ar
New York Institute Of Photography LOS West
Twenty third street. headquarters Tor Munsons sys-
tenn. Send for circular,
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4 GRAND CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
n. ~ and 23t West oftyseveuth street. corner Broad
way.-spacIOus and well ventilated ho0ns, extra IN
ducements offered; inspection invited.
MORGAN A BROTHER Pr0prietors
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CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN BY NORTH
~ German gentleman: is a frst class teacher OF
Latin; terms SO cents per lesson Address y. s.. l0
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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CoNvERsATIoNALLY AND DRAMATICALLY
~ French lessons-By Partisan gentleman; soc = les
son. Address PROFESSOR box 1870 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXTRAORDINARY HAVANA LOTTERY-30 WHOLE
II tickets wholesale and retail Full Information given
Nv e. SONNEABERG, New Haven Conn. Wholesale
az partment 20 Pearl street, ~ stairs, New York
~ SONNENBERG
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SsPANIsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soR DIX ToRNOs
- Will continue giving private lessons during the sum
at 789 sixth avenue.
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J,RENCH CONVERSATION AND IITRRATURR-BY
A. q Partisan gentleman Ten weeks, three lessons
weekly. S25 pupils $50; in classes OF I've SO. Adj
dress FRENCH, box 10 Herald Uptown Branch office,
1895 Broadway.
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HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
IL Horse years old, 10y hands high NJ Tor butcher
or any OTTER light BUSINESS warranted sound and with
out fault; wagon and harness good Call at SlI
Plymouth street, Brooklyn
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C,uORTH AND.-TAKE THE SUMMER FOR 1T: DON'T
- waste all this time you 80 words min
ute by ne xt winter II YOU attend the York school
OF Phon0grsphy, 80 Park
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ITO LET-A PRIVATE STABLE; ROOM FOR TWO
i horses ana three wagons: hayloft and coachman's
room; all improvements for $3.50 year. Address
AMILE SPRING DEPOT, No. 24S West Thirty-eighth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11

HEAVY WORK HORSES DOUBLE TRUCKS AMI
IL Harness. at great sacrifice sugar Refinery stables
FIiteenth street. near lenih ayenme
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REWAISDs.

@S REwaRD-Losr, ON THURSDAY, "A SMALL
DO Scotch Terrier, brown on back, tail ccdigped;;
twenty sixth the Under will above reward
and thanks ut owner,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11

THE FINEST SADDLE HORSE IN NEW YORK. 1881
hands, chestnut: extra ine, stylish and beautiful;
long and rangy and thoroughly educated for gentleman
or lady. Kentucky bred sound and kind. Call irnue.
diateIy and lnd bargain az Fleetwood Stables, For.
ueth street. Sixth avenue -