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IEOSIGtrSE'@
STOMACH bITTERS.

The proprietars -aad lnsaufsslures e
UfNsrEfTER 5 lfi.Lht-tftD hiohAtH
BirrERS can appeal vish perfect en- y
deuce 10 rhy sieians and eii'I Us gene sily
of sLe unitei Ssatss h,sAiss the article has
attained reputation heretofore unknown
A ItE f,cis a ON this pain will sl.eaL more
peserfiliy Than yolnEirs ef hare sssfIiion
or hlazaning pnfsly. The consumption u
llasieiicr's SinmEch biiiels for the last
yssv ansihirsl 10 ever a Lalfmiliion hoi-
iles, and fiom iis manifest steady inrr ase
"a lia,s PCS, il i evident that during the
faH'ng year the eohsnmpan will rsaeh
near ore million loules.' This Immense
amount c..ill never hsse been sold bat for
d., rare medicinal p,alsrlits een'sined IN
"a. preparation, aud the sanction Of the
mast prominent physicians Ia those sections
- ih. corniIy where the article is hest
knoWn Nha not only recommend The Filters
Ia their palieuts, hat are ready al all Times
iog We testimonials Ia its efficacy ia all ca
SIS II s'Gmarhle arrangements shi the d.
seas : resulting thsenVm,
This Is mot a Temporary p"pnlArlIy' OLE
tainted hy exnaoldniry eiiorIs in the way
Of trumIeling 'he qualities NJ the Filters,
hsia solid ssiimaiionaf an Invaluable me'l-
NH,, is = N''''"F" :" w W
~. $500. -
~ N"na'h nl''eIs saw l'",a 49,
=" 'Ss"ns ""e'' w. So
So" '. ~, ~ ~, V'"V' "'"N' ~ H.
able 10 state confidently that the - l.I'els
sge a certain care for The Dyspepsia hni
hRe diseases, Is Ia the Proprie'ors source
-, """'".c" P''Hsu,V' ~ ..,.,e'. ia
~" ma''s' i'"n 'ns s".n, liz, u,a
"'""'l ~" ''"i'''s ',,I an
hetN"us system f''nE =" '"', 80 ar
~, ."",P'" 'o' ~ $500 la
nvs''n; .ns ~ W" - ,,lyiS i,r, ,',v,.
"nu "'ho' u's's'''u "'H"",, "' LII
,,,n'', "ia s"'' 49,. n ''L 80 ~
u Wv n .sr'.'", y, :" ms
Wv r,I'I, '',.''', ,i.o n,,,.,.l,il,
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y" NH H., I.'t'" T." I ,o.nIio,lr H..
W. 49, VS." :" ~ ~ ',,,',n -. as H. Ia
w" ~, :, - ~, W. ,n,in:r.,;n, ~ ,,,e In,x.
A' IL r"" ,is anJ ,oin,ena,irr
VIZ vAyY'", NJ w. 49, .,,,,nIo or ,h,u,
ssn S. ~ ,,a m, anJ wowcn who have s.-
s""". " ~. ~" s, ~ -, iii rrcno,a-
pei'entus , wy u o.nv, g., =, s,aaa.h drrancs-
uon W." , - Jah;,i,v. oc,j,y unIcr
Al. .l.,,. ~ ,.l,....t.us thew hnxa slsu
NV "u III ", ~ i.',,s - .nj r,;r,,; lost.
- w ~. So -. y, III. Ill, scy wards
.o ,"e ne.,s W ."' W., .a,,.h' $40.
- ~ ,h.;r ..,.s .rc -o bnr,ssiny thai
80 -, -. 10 ,,.,.I r,,o
r.Ia;;on % nn,her anJ child /. :, nhsorb-
;n,,,' sender ,h., ,ho r,n,hc, osnc,i,llv 10
lie 10, ro,,,n I. an, -. r,,,co, hcr avn
hoo,,L n ber cx,rcmc o,x;csv far her in.
49, ,.;,s, 10 s,,,n,n,r soasan ,l,o VA or
,n, "S ; ,m ; :" "ar aI aaroxa,s.,
, u. " nv, M" 20 $500 e. sSs,;",,,an, ~
,e,e, ,n."' 10 nvUess'' CO. ~ =" s ,.s,on' J
a.oa i, ns wv ,,,So, r hor ' n
I"',s,;ro, ,.;aIs AMI ycsnan s;h;I;,ics V,rs-
.aus.ii.S 'r,".s anu 'pons,o ~. ~, W."
,nS '" Y Ht;neH pl'.' WV D' ~ W
az ",nu' 'r 'so..o,s 'I". ieee; ~, WY WI
uV'o'ihvI.' Va IN. S'chhS, 'ccauSc ~ ls "eice-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-12

FoLDa q TuRNIrs "-FEEDING
sunEr,- -.h tssrs. Editors: observe
IA several numbers of your excel
lent journalN to which have for
years heon subscriber that great
advantage may be derived by the
tarmcr from folding Turnips;' but
sas DO not isnow exactly what is
meant rs dis expression, will you
have the Kindness to explain it in
Sto t'8}tirata?
The Corn crop in this section this
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Notice.

vIvTE undersigned is Agent for Messrs-
Miller. wingntc & Co. Of Louisville.
Kr- Manufacturers of the kENTb Chi
HARVESTER. A Reaper and Mower eorhbi-
ned. MoHefs Patent Lever Power, Ihresaa-
or and Cleaner. Page A. Childs' Patent
Portable Circular Saw Mil Sanford : straw
Cutter. &C., &c
Orders pronTily attended io-fngtD mes
Immediately arsaered.
JEREMIAH SHER WOOD.
paii.s g.-as. Mar !. isd9--54lT
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FATTENlXG HOGS on DRY CONN
.UHStS pOckr & Son-One of my
pcighhors- farmer all his life, and
over 40 years of age-fattens his
hogs il a dry pen rithom water or
{op-,giving them nothing but corn,
and j have noted the fact for five
years dat ] have lived here that he
has made I think the best-I know
tlio iattcst PORK in this county. The
hogs while fatting, particularly in
dry warm weather, eat and lie down,
walking about but little. Had /
knowp the above 90 years ago, it
would have saved me II great deal.
w HALL.
JrimJi, O., n.y., Oct. 25, 1860.
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a NuoLE FAMILY PoIsoNgD TO
DgArn By EATING ToADsTooLs-
We learn fi'0m III. s. Sheldon, Esq,
of Suflicld that the family of Mi
clael Qninnan, of Sufiield, were poi
soned by eatng toadstools-suppos-
ing them ~ be mushrooms. Two
uf the clii'F ZEN died yesterday. one
aged 6 ycaiI and the other years.
Mr.. Q's Wiz and the only remain
ing child aged 2years. are not cx
pected t. live. This is not the first
case Of loss OF life from the same
eanse The two vegetables closely
resemble each other, and people
should avoid mushroom eating d1to-
gether. HgEford Comm Times.
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Iahn ., Coed,
Arr0RNRY AND cOUYSELI.OR AT LAW,

Nl FANAAN ~ 80 'AAAss
fTarlres rsallaTiy IN tie nisTigt warts - Glin,
Hraysai, llcntan, isTTaHi, iaTlrT, Juhns,H, Hills
ilalias and kaufnisn olaniirs, aud la the rupnsmr
Nsnr II the ssir, ~ Aaslih, Particular afurnlion
slsrn H. land ttifs aud aAiriiuns H., has hang To-
sldsl IA this IaTin ~ iln STATE and ailrrs hiisf
that thu iilrTa ainhage heTsluhTe sxiri,ds 10 hil
IL saigirhi s,aIsnss ~ NJ. ability and pFumpi at
lsnit,n a. i,isinss ApTil, lsi.,.,...,,.tilf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-12
%. W. Lunday,
ATTORNEY AND uuNsRLLOR AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AND tNI NskLLOh At LAW,
HALLAs, psLLAs corNfl, TENAs,
VII pTarie HE RT,,fssiaA ia all TIA tuIu ~ ihr
lh 4lsiai pisiTiri- nniIiIisil,z ilia rscnis Il H.
u isAass, i,afkss, fsTEsnt AMI lA.lss, AMI hs al
Iar-hi oli,aliesi and IN the supIefae snl HdrTal
NiiFs - The STATS, Special AiisAiiua giren thr
ti. Onye q ie lsigiri tlsIS IN Ils tiuri lloi.sa
l,allss, hXAs, AlEii a. .itlF
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A WuoLg FAMILY PoIsoSrD TO

Tr~bt O., n.y. Oct. IS, 1860.
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

lind put up in glass cases, air tight, and wiH
keep IL any climate.
yVyHE Family Cathartic Pill IL gentle but
active Cathartic which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly Increasing tiSmand from
those who have long used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all express in regard to
their use, has induced me to place them
within the reach of all.
The ProfessionI well know that diff
.ferent Cathartics - act ON different ror-
tons of the bowels.
The Family Ca y thartic i'll has,
with due refsrcifcefr Tito this well estab-
lished fact, been b compounded from
variety of the piird est Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike on every part
of tie alimcntaryl p canal, and ars good
and safe in all ca u ses where a cathar-
tic is needed, such - as Uerongemenfs n
the Stomach, Sieeri- @ ness, Fans in the
Back and Loins, Cos- f'reness, Pain and
Soreness over the % whole body, from
sudden cold, which, - frequently. if neg
lecsed, end in a long e course oi ftrtT, i0ss
Of appetite, creep 6 ing Sensation 81 cold
orer The body, Resf- "a iessness, Ueaddche, or
Height ia The Head, al fgfamofory dis
eases. HORNS in Chill dren or adults, RheR-
natisn., a great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
merons TO mention in this advertisement
Dose to 3.
Price Three Zines.
Tie Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
thartic Pills are rctailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale Ivy the trade in all the
large towns.
st. W. SANFR0D. NJ. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
3S5 broadway, New York.
For sale in Dallas by J. MOTT, Jr. f321yl
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John W. Croeksit,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAs.
VIM attend promptly a. all Lusnss entrusted o. NJ.
care, lie has Tsidei Al Ili, plaee rlryrh Year,,
gagged all The time IN the IfAiine ~ his profession,
aud bis snoss. La. hrcn siir that h. TrhT with
pride t".the Honorable Judges Lefrr whom h. la.
practiced 10 wt lion. John lsmphill, Austin linn
Y. 7. Wheeler, Independence; Hen, u. NJ, Hoi"ris
Tyler Hon, J. II. B-@l, tolnnriai Hon, John H.
Aragsn aai Hon. H. A. Reeve, Palestine, III Hon,
Nat, ". Buri6fd, Dallas. lie also rufcr TO the
business men Of Austin, and nnariy every town and
city la the state but especially % Messrs Henry
Sampson 10, Honsioni D.. II. Nivhols o., Gall
,asioni Frost Co., New Orlcansi Bulliit Fair
thorn, Philadelphia; aud Robert iyslnp Son, NY.
nallrr, sept. -, lS ly
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u. q. Mckenzie,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DALLAS, DALLAS cnrsTF, TEXAS.
WIZ lFaeioe his Infesion la The eauris q tie ldih
gmiieial District, comprising the r,snnil-s of nsss
taTTant, Parker, Juhnssn and Ellis Als, in Glln,
pvniuh, Mi.e, JArk and Young, II tho sHh District
and IA the Supreme tnTi ~ tho STATE 81 Austin ani
Iyl~F.,..,..,.... Marrh, lNisl II
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TgyIIE undci s gned begs leave to inform
the travelling public that the aboye line
is now furnished with comfortable COACHES,
a well fed stock and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crek simultaneously, at o'clock a. m, on
Monday, WedDesda; and Friday of each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
DAYS at j o'clock p. m. All the travel is IN
and saves 30miles indistanec over
the line via Waco consequently afanling
passengers ample time TO rest AT night
This line also connects with the line nom
Waco to Tyler, at Spring Hill and Dresden,
and with Sawyer's line via Waco, at each
terminus. Confident of my ability TO rem
der entire satisfaction, 8 share of pubic pat
ronace IL solicited j. J. STEELE.
Anil ID. 1860. fly
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DIR. A. A. John.en,
ID. ID. Thema.. VI. ID.
Drs. n. 10. a. a.. %. Pryor,

Having associated lhemsriV, IN the Practice u Mel.
very rsI-Sifally ofrr ihsr professional s-Nicos Ia
thu puldic cnerlly aud viii give strict attention Ia
all oas-s entrusted 10 their care.
url ~ lh ~
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Price Three Zines.
Notice.

TIyHE MCKINNEY HOTEL is offered for
sale, with all Its premises and furni-
ture connected thereFitl; all in good or
der, with large stable, asd good cistern
containing plenty Of good water for all pur-
roses ~ Of which ] will sell iow.
EaFFor fsrilier particulars, sET Il 20 the
undersigned. on IRE prcrises.
s. B. SKlDli0RE.
NeEianey Jsns 81. lsee--i.2mes-
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MURPHY HOUSE,
DENTON, DENTON Co., TEXAS,
IL. MERPLIY. PreprietOr.

THIS hotel is now open for reception of visitor,
and the proprietor world solicit the patronage OF inc
travelling public. Ills table will at all times be sup
piled with the best the market affords ana M ra.
viii attentive ostlers and feed Of all kinds. The pro-
prictor promises close attention TO the wants o.
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FREE SGERS FOR TIE SOUTH!
v, ,Te ru,. rollecting, n. large and
Valuable .ssa ttmcnt of Seeds, 10 be
sent free 'p al subscribers for the
l,xt volgu.o # the Cuitirdtor { 1861 }
Those Sucd- will, in many sascs. be
worth far more than the wears sub
s.iption. cspccially to those who
1--we N remote places, where reliable
seed stores a.e not accessible We
shall have seeds of the finest and
most productive Cotton, Corn, Rice,
Nbcal, oats, Rye, Barley, Peas, &c
all of the most valuable Grasses
ior Hay or asturagc- the rarest
.yal b.'st CJrlcn Vegetables, etc,
ctc.. % be sem. free to all who will
nay the Postage on them. These
Seeds will bc put up in small pack
a%ps o. !. am ~. and l OF. to 20 by
mail and each subscriber for 1861
sho will enclose II letter envelope
containing his address and one or
TWO . cent stamps. will be entitled
to ole or tNo packages of the seeds
on o0r list. We will give IL list of
the sccd, on hand, with particular
directions low they are to be OBJ
taincd il OR next. All we ask is
tie aid of friends in the increase
Of om subscription list, in order
that We may be able to meet the eN-
tn expense incident to this Seed
distribution, which we design for
the benefit X the Agricultural COM
munity Of nc South. Southern Cal-
tir,fiHr
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iGM ds.t.Tgistf.,
.'s,.s a. s,-sassa q H'isH.s.',
-lIIIhINS Enn lAIIIE.

PrNrhlNS FOR CATTLE
in ur sac of Oct 1, LII X.
r,Hre q feis a,i,'st.on and asks lar
iall.ma' a nore particularly as to
Doc ,i,sls ~ panl,lsin seeds. Viii
..r-8 inlie ~ nsS eNper.vnce, and
I.',il.N ii w'il induce him Ia discard
tft ,i Tmc four years sinrN !
l.l. up 80 ih, fall sierr 20 faiten,
alu, u- I hai plenty nj pumpkins !
J,tc1ninv hat they should caniri'
asfe ibeir p,rl. l'd him what
f.u he Vuul a l,csi'lc the pnmp'
Eins. ai Ia, he En'h preferred the
inrilr- including the see'ls, ] took
rraf p1in, ~ scTape them out anu
.-r. In Niu Fs.hl the great How
40 u,'ne band i, very d'fl'c 10
,p las table dry. Not then
ga ia uf The 'liurctic properties
.i ,he sv,-it ! Was completely nj u
s,stnac-nptt Far this cxtra0rlina'
IA low uf Inc. Notwithstanding
p, wa, tif,llN, .ssplied with
tNcrlinli- ''es ssht Ia iaiien'ah
animal ! funh ne WAS h,siHg flesh,
w'd Tine pumpkins wcrv no oll I
lFe'iUhiti nv cNcriions by giving
himl r' uf The d.ii.f,rS. for he had
urc.ou, petit. for the seeds ar
iN,.I~, ,ilcr feeding him this way
fpr ,rvera. weeks | slaughtered him.
ul am 20 ain he weighed two an
jlr,c huunLl pounds L-ss than
when put lin up, have oIlcn
sIurc wondered how could have
bcrp -n Stupid as not Ia have dis
covered al, p,u,c ut the time aud
l T.. z iould think that tho
netpsu, Hc orc ''grccn,' or ] n
aHru. / VIII state that ! selected
t.rywv richest, such ns ] dali v cai
hysr.f $500. ct them up in one end
" "a hr.r Rough with laichct,
und hal ilr trough regularly clean.
ID b v,, ny zeal (scraping out
jGc in.ity- which played the mis-
chief "a ,posc il had allowed
linn ,h, seeds of only what pump
ilus hc o.tt Oh Q evil would have been
mrrh less prr'l,aps not discoverable.
Aucrson malj cat arsenic or drink
randy ia -uhll proportions and not
discover any very bad effects, but
h. linn incl1 hsc the dose and he will
ni once rcaii 10 the effects and learn
tie ultimal tendency of ever so
small doses ii. l.. b.
Gy4nrils To-.
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Notice to Shippers & Merchants.
vUvH undersigned, Agents of the Houston
Il and Galveston Steamboat Company,
will Receive and Forward all Goods arriv-
ing in Galveston by Sail Vessels or Steam
ships consigned to us free Of al charges cx-
cept wharfage at Galveston, and will for
ward the same to the different Rail Roads at
Houston without expense except the dray-
age. Parties consigning goods to us will
provide means for the payment of charges to
insure despatch. We will also receive and
forward cotton consigned to ms at Houston,
free ofall charges save drayagc from Rail-
road and freight to Galveston.
EISs- Freigh; at customary rates.
STERRETT & SMITH,
Agents, Houston.
SMITH & STERRETT,
Agents, Galveston.
October. 10, 1SG0-1.3m
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SHMERE GOATS
Pure Blood Merino sheer,
For 6alo.

ArrLAa nAnrII, nnsQrK a., TINAs.
yKyllE undersigned offer. for sale a snail
lot orihree-luarter bloo'l, seven-cigh'h,
6ilccn.sixseen,h, apd full hlooded cash-
ncr, Goats. from the locks of Mr. Richard
relers, Of Atlanta, Georgia. The country
is ioo we'll posted as>io the value of these
animals to require anything on that subject
In thi. advertisement. The undersigned
will only add; These Goats are more easily
kept than sheep will live in dry or-Nci To-
cali,ies, are endowed with powersof heat ar
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= NAIIEE
f.erfsst - WaiisF,
ATTORNEYS A cOINsELLORs AT LAM,

bALLAs, DALLAS e0rNTT. TEXAS,
VIII ia - tlriT iE,f ssn n the CaT;s Il IN lh
liiihisi ~ tEi, sAd ia ~ siirssas sad E,.lgIsl
ss''ils q ikv sias-,.-..lgias .s.ig
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DR. La Fayette Yatss,
oSuITST

May le rshsaltcl at all times al his oicc, Ia Paris.
LAMAR county, Texas, on diseases Of tho eye
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-12

Travellers Home For Sale.
II WILL SELL MY TAVERN STAND,
i with twelve lots and the Improvements
on them, in the Town of Scvere,
Dallas. County, Texas, on the Dallas & Pal
esfinc stage road Persons wishing to buy
Tavern Stand, would do well to cali and
examine the property for themselves
Ba7- Six yoke Of OXEN for sale.
Low For Cash!
JAMES r. CLEMENTS.
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LEGAL CARDS.
~. W.rs.n sssas,

ATTORNEY AND oorNskLLoR AT LAW,
EALLAss nALIAs COUNTY, EEAAs
All Iszr tc Ia he gqauiios ~ kaliltn, ksilin,
lA'ai,, kliis snd ialAs sl,i ~ tbs san lar taTi
lslfT, ald gks fI,tAs tAsT.s i,slias slA 40
49, a'nn',ss- sls iai siieaii al b. sisfn n sd
iisi..is -nd iLs IA iriinS q "a -,
l,sll.s, ~. - iSsi
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To Persons out Of Employment.
AGENTS. w A-RJTHD
I'm every Count in the q. -

To engage in the sale of n the host and most
elegantly illustrated works fut-t-i-la
our publications are Of a.. ~ - inff-esiinc Guar
actor, adapted 10 the wants q 20 O. lff ~. hln,'
and Merchants they ar n i-.-h.a Pm tut ~ -t-
aud bou1d in the most sub iiii1l ihffter eha st
worthy pla - in the Iibrtr. 81 cftry Hcn' boa D.
the United S4a.es-
To ulrn ~ enterprise an iraue'rinus iHtiis taia
business Of cIsportnni ~ D. itafle f'1ifs 3
mont seldom 90 h. met " III
ftz5- Persons de-irinE 20 r.f 1a
,,r,,,.rfiv ~ -Ita-f r q srii
- I n 4 - q ~ q. 'r.s rirf-
l'ti-'- 50 .,.l--l !
itrsI 4
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T. O. O. It..
DALLAS LODGE, No. IL.

S. SIIAFER, Secretary,
Meets every saturday evening, at esry candle light
J.Iy 1sia.......at the Lodge Rooin.......-..3..l!
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LIVERY STABLE.
~ ~ EIErCuER.

n. II. FLETCHER,
At tie s.. al formerly occupied by NJ. NJ. Thompson,
Dallas, T'cxns,
I. nren,rl 20 accommodate pleasure parties and 9TH
ers with .ueudfd carriages Of all kinds, furnished
vi-l WolI-r.ned and spirited horses, rich livery and
rs-,f,l drivers, at moderate rates.
travellers conveyed TO any point not directlF avsia-
III. H. stage, with comfort and despatch.
Horses boarded comfortably stabbed and attended
Nv experienced hostlers, reasonable terms.
Here's broken for the saddle or TO work II harness.
and warranted.
cash rad f.r fodder and all kinds Of provender st
the regular market prices.
Terms fIr horse hir.. ioard, &c. iavariaDH cnsh-
Horses. Carriages, or anything pertaining To- TINS
line II busir,ss, hougit and sold On commission
w. A. Ferris, Mark and Brnnd--for
l,orses brand FIR oattie, sdi-~p and hogs, ear
vpafk swallow fork and uDdcrhif To he hft- and I'M
sler-sofe In the right ear.----...--AHt- lSenfois
u. q. Reeds MARK and Brnnd.-Brand
r., i,afs4s and cafiie. n. D.-Ear. mark, syail'
fIr rnd ruderfif IN thr right, and eruR and Pit
n .s-Ar ar 81 rr' N fhf- rnsrk, hsse ONT
i-,.s p aEdifi.f tr mine Als ini7rr n th,7E-
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A psrtial exsmir alton only had been made IN Che
care, when an adjournment was asked BY Mrs. Wal
tons counsel, and the conclusion has not yet bten
reached.
In regard to Mr.. Robert Yelverton intimacy with
the family, JeIerds ba, little to say bu, volaneefed
the assertion that lie could have eomuned the
murcers. lie Gays tina; the murder was eviosuJg
committed by of steady nerves and cool head,
neither Of which he the prisoner possesses. Ga the
the contrary, he re PRESENTS bimsef easily exesd,
and therefore as physically incapable Of such crime,
as he i, morally. In the afternoon he was elosetsd
for some time with his counsel, A. Oakley Hal, and
after that interview would not talk further in regard 70
the affair.
Coroper Jackman has received annmber Of eonunn-
picaons since The murders committed, only one
or two of which tend tothrow any light on the mater.
ore 9, nteman, who lives directly opposite the place
where Mathews was shot, says that he and h. servant
witnessed the whole transaction, and il Positive that
he would be able to identify the murderer All 'ness
persons will be summoned TO attend the inquest on
Thursday next
The police of the Eighteenth Ward have been en-
deavorippto ascertain where Charles on Saturday
night and have traced person ans @erng his descrp-
ton TO saloon at the corner Of Fotyrst stree, and
Sixth avenue, where he was drinking win some
friends previous to the murder. Whether this was
young Jefferds OF not remains ~ be seen.
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Total. .''.'..ois
And were distributed through the several yards here fo

Total.
And were distributed through the several yards here fol-
NNore,s l6O6 Gslup's IsOs, Hunter's Isl.
PRCEs-Nth the exception OF shade advance on nr ana
second qualities we m,ke alteration in quotations.
Premium 4sd44c first Quality, 5t14tc seceDa
Quality, 3d3ac Third Quality 2td2lc. a.
SALEs-Philps Wood, 81 extra hpe keDtuckys ct "
100 n average 5 n @. Sheldon, 10 extra kenockys1 900
~ head syeTsse l546 10 c. r Rogers Ia extra heavy Ken
tnclys Al 81 Is y 100 10 average SIC 10 sso Is hne do q.
4tc ~ average l4o0 n. Norman Felt Oh Illinois at % slt
II 100 10 average 1879 also Is do at 4e, average oo 10 ~
Coleman 70 Missouri ~ 40 q 100 n, average SOC 10 hys
weight T. w ooding IA Illinois az &C average 80 Nd .
Roenhal 81 Ohos ut &c 40 also % DO az 20
" head estimated 655 n, York weight e Austin, OIL
illinois at 80 lsi 100 t average S2 ~ b. r. Covln -
and heavy Stat ers f6S head live weight
$50 10 Robins Dummond SO Illinois at &c average Sis
f Farrar Slider 20 Ohos at 4c average 100 10 also ~
do at q 100 No. 1871 n William Lower o nd
ana al "a 40 u 100 n average $50 10 C. Rogers, IL thin
Steers sas so y head average live weight 90 40
Illinois 1873 n. T. Ware l9o hentaekys AZ
Sd8IdsIc y n, York weight, sellers estimate A. .
SHEkP LAsBs-The marset Is Inactive oWlns " .ne
large SIMPLY The average quality Is high but there are too
here forcing hat lower and checking opera
lions extent The following the oay trans
actions that have to report Monroe 62egat " neS
nrme at 4c u NJ live weight 81 10. H. Weston bought
loo choice Lambs 50 T. head These sold by r.
Smith w h. Brown ~ superior Sheep and Lambs a.
AZ IS y head. live weight estimated az ID Inns
lot was bought by Thomas boseoury. English SOD 20
VIM s. Scolans Of Brighton 30 Sheep and Lambs 90 III
head. A.. .,o. n
Mumord sold So State siiers, averaging z9 az ot 10.
We qaote store Pigs 6G6ic still fed lat at StS and corn
Mich Cows dun of sale We quote nominaly a. s2S@$@,
according o quality
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County NewYotk notice l. hereby given 70 all per
sous having claims against HENRY GOLDSlEiN, late Of the
City NcwNork deceased g. plesct TIE same with vouchers
thereof the suberbeE al the Office Of Abran DtenhTie
g Broadway City of New York before the nrt
day September neItDated Newfok the l5th day OF Feb
TGary, l6u0 SIMEON GUTMANN,. Fxre,sota
ri laN6nlWod LAZARUS GoLDSTEiN,