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TElEGRhPHlC NOTES.

HP*tF@F 7EsFs*s3tt
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Sept. 13.-Tha Hoard Of Trus'
tees Of shs Illinois Industrial Uniyeraity met hero
yesterday. 1ut little was done Of public Interest,"
except tho appointment Of Professor Of ARa!cul.
tuFo g. E. Morrow. formerly editor Of tho Hat
Ern Rural but now Professor Of Agriculture IN tls
Iowa Agricultural College. was elected 10 tho pos!
Sion. Ne viii assume tho duties Of tho chAIt on
tho 1st OF january next,
gptctai Disp1tcA to 1A4 7>ttuaA
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept, 1a-AecosdinX to tho 10,
port Of lle Secretary 10 the Grand Ledge Of Good
Template In session hare they have 22o lodges In
this State.
sptcta! Ntpasea 10 9as THsuse.,
RocKyoKb, ILL.,, sept. l1.-An accident 10 :
freight train OF 10 cars aear Poplar OEote, on ths
KenOsha Division Ut sha Northwestern Railroad.
delayed the II 100 !. N, t1ain four houra to.dsy.
, 1876-09-14

Tho London Saturday ]le,ae1c, In discussing the
Turkish atrocities In Du1garia, takes view Of
the case which ought to commend itself to the
whole civilized world It assumes that n State
from internal causes nay cease entirely to be q
Power, md that this Is what hns happened to
Turkey, etnce by her own confession she Is rre-
sponsibta for tho action Of her own troops. The
Revteo says:
,'rhe Turks may hang any bulgarian In arms,
without our saying word except on tho e1pcdlency
Of tho proceeding: But then there arc two rderss
State right to exlst Ut all. and Jorttor right
to exist by executions, It must be Goyernment,-
ss e. hs Ths i
does not desire that, nay, must, 40 Mnssulman
Government lnling = matosity Of Christians, do
sivc aiayea not to Itself but to the minority of il.
own crecd.-must DO willing when eInedlont 10 ex-
tirpate them to make roam M for the Faithful. That
organization, bound together as pirate hect
might bo to do mischief. And secondly, the Gov
e. 's the ufE %ns not
ment unless all facts are falsiacd, does intend
mischief to tho Innocent does intonA to .'.atamp
tton as we stamped out the catt1c-plaxuo.
This view Of tho situation ia tho samo as TINT
taken by V1cTon HUGO In his recent address,
ind IL tho only view which ought 10 be taken in
tho final mediation between Turkey aud tho
Christian provinces. Tho Turkish butchers mud
tho dcbauched, inhuman Government that nj
lows these atrocities, should be trcatcd not as
Power, but as Il mere collection Of people who
are injurious to tho world, and should be trent
cd accordingly, first, by adequate punishment
for their dendish and ruvoltiug crimes to inno-
cent and helpless women and children; and,
second, by permanent restrictions which will
render such atrocities impossible In future, It
, 1876-09-14

uoof "as oponeu lot tho Introduction OF lcB-
islntion looking to the allowance Of Confcd-
erato clnims that will moro than double tho
present national dobt II they bo paid, show
Ing the tendency Of tho Confedoratos 10 az
coed In tho future tho recklessncss Of tho
past in using public money for private bone-
ct. In The use Of such patronage Is tho
Democratic House enjoyed, tho Democratic
notion Of oivil-sorvico reform was illustrat-
I'd by picking out tho most efficient clerks
and employees simply because they werc Ro.
publcans, and substituting incompetent mon
without character mainly because they were
Confedorates. During all this period the
hard timcs have continued to grow harder,
and tho people, having tried tic Democratic
party two ycnrs, now want change more
thhn ever.
If Alr. LIZ MorsE'a domand for chnngo re-
forrcd to tho local situation, le will ilud that
the people, and notably tho Republicans, will
agree with him in that respect. Tho change
Of two yonrs ngo gavo tile Republican City Of
Chicago ttrco Democratic Congressman, as
It had previously given It full List Of Demo-
CRITIC local of1lcials. Tha Democratic local
politicians plunderod the taxpayers, and tho
Democratic Congressman miBrepregentod
thom and neglected their interests. A
change is mnnifestly very desirable from q
local point Of view, and vo think 1t likely to
occur, Ono Of tho incidents thoreto will be
to send Republican to tho Congressional
scat now occupied by Mr.. J. '. LIZ MoYxz.
Whnt did any one Of the three Democratic
Congrossmen from Chicago accomplish or
even proposo to better tho condition Of tho
country, which was the pledge on which d
Democratic majority were elected two years
ago? Those were OAuLrTEtp, HARh1soN,
aud LIZ MoYEE. Two of them sat in their
seats and listened patiently while tho
arch-Rebel BEN HILL rnaiigned their
constituents, and ono OF them rather
camo to H1IL's rescue when BLAINE Was de-
Tending tho Chicago people. One Of them
was responsible for publishing to tho country
the astounding libel that President GnAsT
had misappropriated public funds for his own
benefit, Of which there was not . suggestion
Of proof, Another made himself tho laugh
ing-stock Of the House by his feeble efforts
to rival SAM Cox In acting tho bu1oon. The
third, having got into scat that did not DO.
long to him, subsided into The most profound
obscurity, and Is now heard from for thedrst
timo In demanding "cbange." We cer-
tainly hops it will come. ALI threo of these
gentlemen ara active candidates for renom-
ination, and wo hope tho party will reward
them for their distinguished services By
H.
, 1876-09-14
JOURNALISTIC.

Sptcf11 N1pdfcA to 1ha Tribune.
81. Paul., Ainn., Sept. 13.-Ths Ersn1ng Dit
Pq!eA has been sold to . Company represented bJ
the lion. Henry A. Cattle, wao assumed editorial
charge to-day. Tho paper has for several months
occupied Tho position Of Democratic organ, hnf
beginning to-day, i honeefosth Republican. Ths
new owners are claimed to hAvs abundant capital,
and psupuse to increase the circulation snd linda
once Of their paper,
, 1876-09-14


in Indiana and thore arc Republicans in TINT
State who bliudly and obs.iuatoly peraist in
upholding II, thus aiding in tho election Of
TnpzN. The Greenback party in Indiana,
taken by itself, is largo ono. It includes
the larger part Of the Democrats and fair
proportion OF Republicans. Ostensibly 1t
haa separate organization, with its own
candidates for Governor and other State
Offices, and also for Congress. It proposes
to run ticket Of Presidential Electors to
vote for PxrEn CoopEn. Tho Democratic
party, while furnishing the majority Of tho
ulombera Of the Independent party, has q
most rigid organization, and has been able,
while nursing and encouraging the Groen-
buck party, to secure tho vote Of every Dem-
ocrat in the State for TINT party at the Octo-
ber election. It Ia notorious to all tho coun-
try, outside Of tho Republican wing OF the
Greonbaek party, that tho Independent
ticket in Indiana hna no other purpose and
Gun have no other effect than to draw votes
from the Republicans aud lot the Democrnts
elect their State ticket.
The candidates for Governor are Harrison,
Republican, W11I1AMs, Democrat, and WAL
corr, Independent. Erory Democrat in tho
State, whether soft or hard money mnn,
will yoto not only for WILLIAMS, but tor
every other Democrat on tho ticket. So nd
mirably and thoroughly efficient Is their or
ganization that not a Democrat in tho stute
will lose or wnste 1is vote by giving It to
WAIcoTT. They know, from tho highest to
the lowest, that the Indiana election Is re-
gardcd of tho highest Importance; that it
depends on the election Of W1111Aue vhoth-
Or T11D1N will have any candidacy In No.
yeu,ber and honco thero will bo a united
Democratic vote for Wu11Aus,
How il It with those nepublicans who
hoyo beeu entrauped into this 1ndenendent
ORGANIZATION Thsv rernain faithful IN Tho
Rau. .Daby and faithful to tho momorv of
pETxR .coopgn. and. though It in aolf.eyi1ent
TINT eycry roto thoy eivo to WA1corr will bc
n vot, tn o1rct yr11,.,,a md o;d runv>,
thav ero still ,ns;stino nnon voting for tha,r
nanor.monev delnaion. Assuming that th.-a
aro !. 900 Ropublicaus In Indinna WIN nro.
noao to vota for W,rco1.r tbaao K nm noo,,
VII, IN efFoct 1vosto that MANY votos b, o;3
Tim Danoorata tn sleot their gtate tic1at in
1nd;ono. t. IL dia,cult IN und,r.tond ho,s
| vi, cor5rct con ba rooo,,,,oa ~
+ha.o nonr,,,;con f,,oanbo,lo,u ho,;a,o
thot orv Domocr.+ w;11 49, ~. t,,s
G~nontao,r t,,,-ot an,,ns+ ,ha no.oa....is
nom;r.sa7 +. u nosait,o th., ~ Tna;ano
tho~o nra a,v nanrh,,cnrs ,,hn ~ - f.;.., ~ t..
na,,,aase+;a ~ ,,ror,;sa - ~a.o .a.;.,a. -. =
, 1876-09-14

selected. No man suspected Of loyalty to
the Government was chosen TO represent tho
Missiaaippi Democracy At St. Louis. Tho
"eincore loyalty" Of the Democracy Of Mis-
aissippi muat bo tested by their actions, not
by Mr. LAxAn's sentimental declarations.
, 1876-09-14
BRITISH COLUMBIA,

San FRANCISCO. CAL, Sept. ia Vlcto1is ds'
patch says; ~ now political organization, known
~ tho 'Cafnarvoa Club IL attracting great In
tereste Meetings arc held eyory night, many mcm'
legs are enrolled. aud much enthusiA4m prevails.
"Ihe Governor. .Qensfal IL expected to return
from thu mainland Tomorrow"
, 1876-09-14

Tho laundering Of TtLpzN's defenders In
tlsc!r attempts to get away from the damaging
Testimony against him in tho Tcrre IIautc, Al
ton Il St. Louis matter is not less plt!ablo than
In tho incomc.tax perjury business. The de-
fenscs both, 1t must bc presumed, arc the best
Of which the facts admit. Whht It amounts to
In the rat1road case Is hest stated by tue Central
Law journal, publEslel 1t St. Louis, and noE-
partisan,-a professional papcr,-wh.ch cites tho
defense as simply plea that T1LpEN Is guilty
of embezzlcncnt. Tho Ldo Journal says:
NJ: T'LnrH hss : law.alt,-or, rashes son,o one
has lawsuit against hfm..Wl,lch ie dtstreetng
enemies. III enomics lnsst that II he had done
right he would mt hnye been aued. Some toar.
serionsty of this matter ~ 10 examine !nio It. and
publish articles In .his vindlcation. Among, these
Is the Nation. IN independent, journal, which ~
but, a. shall sec, ID not ~ strong in defense:
This journal tn recent leader httcmnts ln6orcd
apo'y 9 IT. ws m bus bssS IT, ,e,p'e
foiIcwns pa1asr%ph IT @ } tSs italics S bcing oars 'N'
roa II ess s f5s hsn a. . s s
s ws aaas @ s sSu ngi ny s
ts.asd sna sha I'D Tssy .seSf!!!sey sn
sS s SFsfs
te IT. 70 r. ~ es a
;ratehs.nE I'nnt.ee fns5 Bought ti,s Eoad
sSf s!sss!!:s ,s|s s| $sEs i:
:Sed ,aess sesa5tis. r .as I'D sfeor& ss,o5e
sy e ns I'D s5etaa II f. ss m
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f.r other reason. she naiss eSnser.cd
i na: q sfs ae ID t e
n: TtpkH or is eo.purrhascrs stood lii tha relation
Nnxv fhnrn II A vsrak mint in Thu defrns+-a
, 1876-09-14

The sirtA Edition Of THE Cu1oAoo Tn1D-
unxs CAMPAIGN T1IDEN RECORD has
de<n ezaausted, 6epenM Edition has been
printed and dispatched to 1Hi.eonsin, and Me
Eighth Edition q tais most ebtetioo Of al eam~
pa!gn documents il non ready. Orders lotld
" &enk at once,
, 1876-09-14

Savannah ia still inflicted with the yellow
fever scourgo. There wero 2o intorments
yesterday.
, 1876-09-14

Additional returns from mime indicate that
tho Republicans havo carried tho State by
over II, 900 minority.
, 1876-09-14

Greenbacks nt the New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at o0a.
, 1876-09-14

Carrying the illustration moro into detail,
the following table, contrasting ths number
Of tho colored population in ~ countios with
tie Republican vote, shows tho significance
of the fIguros in yorY clear LIGHT
, 1876-09-14
ample ret In this Instance las it, valus fo, -,
banks throushout tho country, and 1t ,han', ~ "
FAuNrt}n;f - - sAto&a bA

Ee"hracas
Judgo Hilton, In conye,sation with .,,..
ent stoas rofored to Inv "'.a Correspond
tho branch house Of A. y. atownrt = ~
Co. "Wc can't fold our hands. and yrn,.a IT, Inss.
he said; "wo must follow trade; il II n IN fs
Co. wc may II we'll mect It thors a. IN New v".
Boston." N"
The nev 9hakspearo Memo,t,, 1rbns,,. -,
ford. on Avon Ia spoken Of contemn.n,n., :. sshs
Yankee hotel" This te tho ertromc,t ,1a't.y =
tempt ~ regards archltec,Mre ret there "a y.s
hotels which even an Epg1ahman can adtn,,s ss
perhaps the now theatre, whom Il Ia buit. vii, ~ ~
like one OF them.
The Now York GrapAlt matntstns that o,,
public sentiment, but t!s native bascnc.. ~ no.
promoters Of rrlze.Gghts In Great urttnt, ,n .as
United States, which has broken up tho t,ns as'
Ihtfa IL rot an Instance on record in the Iott T.
years." continues the writer ''whero 4 n,t,s
light has not been awladtc Of tho n,cane.s a!na :"
Tho lion. J. N. Knapp. Treasurer Of tha p.,,.
lican Committee of tho stata Of New Yorf n..
through the city yesterday on tte war 10 MInn..a.
lie expresses cutlsc confidence, from fsc. ..sss,
eoliatea ifom q! paris OF tho State. that I1sye,
anu wheeler Will carry New York by rouans IN,
lo1lty'
Two sensitive gentlemen In st. Louis haye nail.
TONED tho court to allow change from tho NV.
Of Ping 10 that Of Pcake. Thcy could find no t,aI..
VI hnpeliof minus VINO "culu consent to becnms
the Mcsdanaes PtEg, md The nero thought Of hav.
ing cha!aten known ~ TUG little Plgga caused them
unuttesable unguish
william n. 1Jow.1t., ltfc ~ f,,v- 1ro,,, .m,
nrh,t.soJ ~ t,v,a - tro,os.as ~. .45es VIII b
Puu''a"eu ~ 'lnta iou4hton ttte week. 1hs
author says In his preface that tue book has ber,
IN now'se adopted or pat1onlzed by GoY. 1Isrtt
and that whatever !s ambslona OF artificial Or un,
Wlao IN IL Is douhl5 his OWL misfortune, for nj,
altogether false tn bis subject.
Tho fsmons ssars will case at Boston, In vh,.
a',ea 'nsonlo We ~ 10 hlo"ea 70 thc testatofs
son, but no proviaion was made for tho final d.oo
tho Supreme Court having decdc that the .hs'
Paope',y - 70 60 to tue son 5oshua hontaou.r,
The Brooklyn Argu. says that 1fr, Bowie, n.,.
t.'es ohe VI n'a correspondents 10 speak Of Ar
charles Frnncia Adams ~ "an eminent rabblta
The phrase cannot be Justified by any proof n
tsuctab1e dtapou.ton, ti,st tho ncn,h.,s -, ~. "
Adam, fsm'l, hs.e thu tsF given ws soaaa
expect Charles Francis. for Instance, to stop fos
whistle.
.ta.n.. o,...,..su
otaee 9scoh"ooo aA31 tnat Ehgl4h gentle.
men and ladies' arc fast rcgatning tho arts Of beau
ind grace In drcse lost u century mr. m ago e.
, 1876-09-14

nomination, though the best at hnnd, be-
trays tho terrible weaknass Of T11nrS in bis
own State.
THE TURKISH ATROCITIES,
Tho civilization Of Europe is not worthy Of
very high consideration II some effort bo not
.nado by the Great powors to punish Turkey
for tho savagery Of tho Bulgarian massaorcs,
and 30 cripple tho Government OF tho Porte
that It will forever henceforth DO unequal to
'ths protection Of tho wild Tribes that have
committed tho atrocitios. The report Of Mr..
EuaENE SCHUYLER, the American Consul
General At Constantinoplo, snpplementing
the report Of Mr.. SouppEn, tho English Con-
sui, and both made after q personal inspec-
ton Of the ravishod country, leaves no doubt
Of the direct responsibility of the Turkish
Government for tho Bulgarian horrors. Tho
atrocities cannot bo exaggerated. Tho
ravagca havo boon worse than wild beasts
could have committed, for they have
had tho cooperation OF human ingenuity
with brute instincts. They aro the indul-
ganco Of savage natures, not only unro-
strained but actualfy encouraged by Gov
ernmont that claims rank with the great
Powers Of tho world, and is treated with
equal consideration. Tho time has como
when this sham diplomacy must be aban.
doned, and Turkey left to the fate which 1t
has earnod. It should no longer be regarded
Ms q civilized country. It should no longer
bo treated as Power, but rs vast lair Of
wild beasts threatening civilization and to BE-
exterminated by united Europe. V1cTon
HUGO hss spoken tho truth about the situa-
ton. Ho says people is being assassinated,
that the whole world il a witness, aud that
diplomacy must give way to humanity.
ThiR ia tho way he talks:
VIC are about 10 astonish European Governments
by teaching them one thing, viz. that crimes aro
cri1nca that It Ia no morc allowable for Govern
ment than for m Individual to DO assassin; that
Europe Is sollair that all that happens In Europe
ts done by Europe: tint II there cxlsts 4 Wild
beaat Government It must bo treated as Wild
beast; that at the present momont quite cloao by
us, there under our eyes, people arc massacrtng
burning, pillaglng, extcrmtnatlng, cutting tho
thsoata Of fathcrs and mothers, selling the litt!o
girls aud boys; that tho children too small to be
sold arc being cut In two by tho blow Of sabre;
that families aYo burnt In their houses; that one
town, Datak for example, has been reduced in
few hours frnm 0, 600 Inhabitants to l, 800; TINT
the cemeteries are chokcd with moro corpscs than
can bo buried, so that to tho living who hnve sent
them carnage tho dead scnd back the pestilcnce,
which Is only fair. We teach tho Governments Of
Europe this: that pregnant women arc being rip
ped open to kill The children In their womb; that In
the public squares there arc heaps of the remains
Of women with the trace Of this trcatmcnt that
dogs gnaw la tho streets the skulls Of outraged
g!rs that all this Is horrible; that gesture Of tho
Governments OF Europc wonld DO enough to pre-
, 1876-09-14

Interstate Exposition.
Lats Shore, foot Of Adann street. Afternoon aud
hrtntpg.
, 1876-09-14

Adttpht Theatre.
Monroe atssat, corner Dearborn, Variety perform
lAEa,
, 1876-09-14

1nvnr1y's Theatre.
nsndotrh sttteL between Clark and IaSAl1s. Cali.
foruiA Ainstre1l.
, 1876-09-14

Wsod'a nfuseum.
Nanrte strtcL between State snd Desfho.n. "The
rooE and Proud Of Chicago" Afternoon fnd &Vehfng
, 1876-09-14

hfcYtckcr'a Theatre.
Nsdlson stseet. between stats and Dearborn. "cof
Mulberry 2tlttr1."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

a .s.sl s>p .smEskkykb ssLE or ELEGANT
= s wAaoSs. SSsf iiAkSlss. nssH.Sk az. cAhhlA'hs
WHICH RAVE ALL rLrx PURCHASED By WILL
rnr vorsrs rssisia 'sss w aEoaeE WILKES
rArcnxx % 5Sss % nksbIsy' aSpsah 1sp SIiiEs NOTED
- HORSES. TuIs DAY.
s ], Y Az y s y}sssF s%$Fs EEsfE AE
SO sss s.... % M h.; can sss saSssse, IN sso are
rsss lsa sssss-s. sh.s az ,ke ans.s driving Team
~ s's - - lsi: sfe not ssrAd e The ears and are
rss F.s-s ss sss nee ssssa they Would either a
. ~, % ~ ~ srssss = "s. Or o"s sSSs
= =. sse -. e -, sas g d,s. and are warranted r I'd
ss,e ssss...sl, y ,err,srr
.s a S,a = s'ess sa sSsor 1.
eis ssss ~ bsemsk; ~ yssr. Old this spring i5A
ss.sssd 1srss. Ans,ss hss al i-.i,sd gait. under
's % o. ssss na sss srs. re 'iss better
th.u - ~errsntsa sound and ksnd.
;A 1--WE Ssas s'' ss:s % ssfa 9s:.s: x:
s.f hsns.e"s gfsrs ps driver does no. pull o.
- % ,ss 'ss sss S. he weight
n.as.ss,s s.ss I,s,,Iax iis,.. D.a raised fsrsnd
as % sss%g [ s,.s.r s.', .oS 5s
N company GOOD psi- bore driven BY any
erdns dnysr ~arrsnted sessd snd Mind Rose and Dan
ssylA sr.r. Mar. Ssls .i,d " wosarr, dam BY clay
o is pure gated: prompt driver aoss pull sy
sale fmid 10 drive aud N properly handled
enght .. srpt fast wrrrsn'rd ssnnd and kind
The hand<pr~t hss eunr Ia the city raised Iexinx
ton. NJ sired by tiark Chief dam Denmark
Old is hands hirh perfectly broken under saddle
pl~assn, erisrr rosd ANY
nary driver and eeai 20 day cfsaie he warranted
sound ana Kind.
Ths bay Tretlnx Mare Lady Allen sired bv Major
Winfield. dam by hilly Denfnn she hnlf
ehrn'~d rutng Mnsr. who has record of 2I. s
old i5s hixh: rostsd last fall four y~arld Ia
2 she very pleasant prompt driver snie for ANYBODY
10 drive and u pa training she viii beat 10 this
season warranted sound and kind.
Also the beat dposened pony phaetan Mare In the city
Tor ladies' - hsnt< hxh old l. sensible and
well behaved Il afraid OF anything: viii stand without
tying perfect under saddle Tor either lady gentleman:
very fast Her: has always hecn used ladies and
children: SHiranted sounu and Kind. - -
THE ABOyE STOCK or HORSES ARE THE rISEST
EITHER ny PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE. As THEY
HAVE ALI. BEEN sELEATEp NY MR.. BoRsT. wHo
Is AN ExrEnlENcED HoRsEMAS AND GOOD
Carriages consist of side top WAGON Polo and
Shafts made by Brewster Of 2ath ful spring top
Wagon, sitc-bar do, both city make two Pony
Pbactons single and double Harness. by Dnnseomb aud
other celebrated mskers Side Saddle BY Irsincr gentle
mans Saddle by Nelson Guild; imported riding rdlcs
n BThc above stock will be sid 10 tho hghes bidder.
without limit restriction reservation full warrantcc
given purchaser for - hours for trial and
ton and II onnd stock be returned
and rnc-ey will be refunded and sales annullrd
The above stock Is all accmatcd and ready for immediate
Remember sale positive rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

n SPECIAL iPEREMPTuRY AND USREsERvED
SALE OF
TWELVE FAST TRoTTiNG. ROAD FAMILY. CAR
and Business Horses
Carriages, Wagons Phaetons Harness, Robes Blankets
SENT IN BY PRitATE GENTLEMEN.
to be sold 10 the highest bidder. without limit
on THURSDAY, xxY is'ie',ss' q. AT II O'CLOCK.
AT TIE UNION AucrioN HorsE. 20 EAST isrM sr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
Consisting Of beautiful large bay coupe tea cart
Horse 16 hands years old very stylish Is fast trAv
ecr sound and Kind: 2handome aud fast
truftn- road Horses old. lJia and l5' hands
high either OF thm warranted to trcf in ::*a
sale elegant brown iamily Horse years old,
minutes. warranted sound aud kind; l
matched team, bla X the other dspplc gray.
very handsome and stylish. Old. l54 hands high.
In minutes tcsethe afraid OF nothing and
lady drive them well broke the saddle aud
warranted sound and kinds ons very handsome black Ken
kind gentle In harness. has rode and drove
lady the and he IL we'll known through the Park
asan extraordinary stylish and handsome and well broke
horse; he IL sound and Kind
tine complete adys ur-out most beautiful team OF nay
Ponies In tie country, old about IA hands high;
safety; should be seen be apprcciats:
warranted sound and kind also top grocery aud light
w. =. BHAisU sEvERAL OTHER FINE HORSES SUIT.
ABLE FOR COUPE, CAkRIA0E. FAMILY, SADDLE
AND TRoTTIAG ruRPosEsM; M SENT In to BE SOLD
IN CATALOGUE. THk SALE OF GENTLEMEN'S
HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. HARNESS AND
MERCHANDISE SOLICITED QUICK SALES AND
PROMPT RETURNS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

vly g. %. FAVOR AUcriDxEEn. THURSDAY, MAY
~ a. A ~. ~ hws itsh ~ large 20 y ~ kinds
a fufnitrre fssno Oan aircrs Gallery Fancy oydk
trench flowers. Preserves. Miscellaneous Goods. 1c.
Parties wantns money send In ycus rsods.