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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13

REHTEV or THE CLEVELAND WHOLESALE
PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK END
INC MARCH 70. lseO.
BEANS-Thsre is no change to note. The mar
kst is still inactive. and prices are Oaly nOminal ct
759sOc ta.aaa a- asts 81. .l-E ..f a
BUTTER-COntinues very dull and heavy. The
demand is almost exclusively for homo eonsump-
ton. The range for Central to fair W. R. is lOc9
10. Sales good qualities Of the latter have been
reported at Ice. ....
CHEESE-h in moderate home demand at q
range ofske for fair ". R. to lOo for prime heavy.
EGGS-HaYe improved, and are selling at leAa
l3o.
FEATHBRS-Are quiet, at 4l94So.
FLOUR-h firmly held, and sales atsfull figures
are little mors frequent. The demand is linn
tied to the supply Of home wants. We quote ex-
tras s.. .6OSs75 for fair to choice and double ex-
tras s57s FOR red wheat brands to soss for choice
white wheat do. Rye -four is selling in a moder-
ate way at $50 Per bril- ;choice qualities gener
ally bringing the latter figure. Buckwhest is in
active and Offering at Sl,75 per eWt.
FRUTTS-Thers is no change Of consequence to
note. Dried apples are steady at exc. Peaches
are quiet at l2s 915c and unpeeed at Sc. For quo
tations offoreign fruits, see table.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Is in light inquiry ony, being
wanted only by country millers- Holders, how
ever, havei gained frmness. and We hear Of some
who decline selling at present figures, having con-
6dsncs in an Improvement soon. The selling
price to-day is 81, ,2s for red and 81 ,ssalS for
white, the market closing firm at these figures.
CoRN-Has been in ieht inquiry for the last few
days. Holders however are firm at soc for Shelled
nd 47a4s for ears. s4 5-HIE
OATs-Are in improved request. and have sold
to-day in lots Of 800 to 100 bu from store, at Haze
BkMEY-Is quiet. Prime Ohio is worth 70a72c.
RYE-There isnons coming in, and prices are
entirely nominal. Il would probably command &c.
GROCERIES.-Thereh has been a considerable
decline in mOlasses and refined sugars, for quota
tions Of which, see table. i.a.
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HIDES-We quote Is follows:

HIGHWNES Range at 2Oa2oKc, with light
sales ct 2lc.
MEAL-COrnmesl is selling at 81 ,95al ,9s per ewt
according to quality.
PROYISI0NS-Mess Pork is quiet and steady at
quotations. The sales Of the week have all been
in small lots. Smoked and bulk meats are in fair
demand at former figures. Lard is very quiet, and
no large lots are selling. There is, in fact, no
great amount in market.
sALT-Is steady at q 40 for fine andi .4oalsO for
coarse, and sRsXc for sacks.
SEED-OlOyer has ruled quiet at S4a4.lO. Tim
othy Is in good demand ct 3,a3,l2&. The sales of
the latter have all been in small lots.
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NEW YoRK nARKEr-Mneb IL.
IT TELEoRArH.I

LlE EELL8AAFh.l
FLoURssles 10 30 bbls at S. super susie;
IS 60 SL70f for extra Sate $4,000 for super western;
26IO as Is for common 70 uss extra EesteFr Sc coos %
for fresh grpuRd shipping bIsnas extra round hoop Ohio
Market shade drmer, with fair demand for eastern and To-
cal trade, and rpecuaiiye inquiry. Closng quiet
CKN1DfAN FLoUR-Ssies zoe bbls at ss,sOa7 % for
common % choice Supply very SMALL and prices tenring
BYE FLoUR-sering in moderate way. At Sas09
BUCKWBEAT FLOuR--In fair request at Sis.
CORN MEAL-Sales Of lIb bbls BrandyWins at s. Is
and 50 punchoous a SIS, 20.
WHisKH-AlaTksf quiet and unchanged. Sales 200 bhs
WHEATAIuret Ct nsr. but transactions are restricted
By the sdyanced prices insisted holders halFs 250
$50 bpE hts southern Al slss; and 1900 bus choice
RYB-saiss l2S5 bus at sCe Marketquist
BARLEY-Saling At 769s5e. af in quality. Market is
BIRLEY hIALT--Eeld At ss6s2oa .rl.-
CORN-hsrke frm, with ftiT business doing Sales Of
. 600 bus e lsss for yeoi IssOc fof white, and 70
oATsIn large supply and dull at tsa4l76 for western.
State and Cauadiau.
PoRSsss of i05O bulls at SlTl9 for old mess; SIS Il
RsH ness $l3s0 % prime and l+O9l4sz new Prime
BEEE-salss Of 400 bbls at sG759450 country prime;
t3zd 30 country meEg; s9Gfl0l0 repacked measi SIZE
e1ia mess Demand less act1Tes but prices are
BEEt HABIs-sslss $50 bbs at SIS for State and $3.50
PRIME MESS BEEF-Fominnl At sleasls
BACON-Quiet and unchsnFed sales 2o0 ibs long cir
ddles nt loAe and 1900 bs picked bellies sslc,
cur MEATs-ouiet. Sales a pkgs at Tk@7l(c for
shoulder, and sl69s1Sc for hams. r.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales SO bbls at l0k ole
yLLEk--1ngood demand O. ll9l4e for Ohio and l4g
cHEEsE-sening TO fair extent at ll1lsc, as In quail
ny. ' -
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Drugs.
.EALTH lOB AMERICAN lWO-

III rIfsS - - ~ 4ep144Ah1C<AN. = W.
Read Notices IN The Tribuna uiues -pse. 4 is5s.
Ff0m his Excel lency, JANIS D WEsrCoTT Govgrnor
o. FLORIDA, nnd member o. TIE United Etales eensfss
d4case 10 my aInly which the bes needed and sireieai
talent In the country failed cure but which yisded n
most salts nciorV manner the 0faefonbef Remedea
7 n 80 JAS. D WEsrcoTTB
NEW YORK, February. .lsso
DR.. J. p BRDaE-Dear Sir some two years $50 aa in
innate female FREUD had been suffering from falling 0f ne
womb whites and dersngsd 6astIuatOH togst % Win
the atrndnR sympoms 80 oosFy described IN your sdYG
isements and pamDhets She had ths very best medical
gki iu this city until entirely pfosfds and her phylcisn
hnay told her thai he though her life might Poif Be
prolonged VERY Hitc longer under the most iudicons
treatment FOr Two W0el sfer that she conruad % sink
when came into your oee NJ the QTua1enberg Med3cal
lnstitutinn and related her symptoms A8yQu were c
dgut Of the GracfenbeTE MaTshais Cuhoeons N rei9T-
ng her, she discharged 81 the physicians and tried ~ tho
dOubtinfly Progidsufaliy igFsd her quickly and
bottle entrey cured hof Since hsn or EeeI so yea
she is srong active and han hy as when Young girl
. mo n 8RT0Ga. .
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HOME TESTfM0NF.-


= WEsT BEDFoRD. CoshUctDn Co. O., May Il, 81
Mr n n kiSol EEY=-8T. IhaFs beoa eel tnE The tael-
eiaes & Of me 9raefe16sg Company for he las Ten years
An9 haVs nvgaby found them % give good s4tsacffoni
~ me filn have sold 70 great many families - esr-
Ieo0me staple article MEnhllps Ut feu Cath0cOn Il
medane that has dona greut amount of good Female
DISEASES One lady sold It 70 tod she had rooeiFed
more Oeneht nom one bottle than she did hom long
clans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefsnberg Marshalrs Uterine
CathOlicon -...-,.-.
u offered certain cure accom- anisI with the following
aritiog--Ne aintneasD DeranEsd Appo-
KidneyS-Chf hflu--Cold Aands end Fe0t--
/ .-... Bloating--F VegishnoEs-NsuralFa- .H .-.
Headache-hesf L sgness--
Disturbed Bleep-kluahes Of Heat =. 81
General Pain--CraWhng and Pain In
in the Spine and between the Shouders-Acid -
BtofnaohN NauseaDh passing of Urin5, with heat
or smarting-ltching. burning OI Irritation In ths
Urine OrganB-Ni ightmare- DesData-Hy5-
.-. teTics---AnL Lie1y----hed EHce-- I.. HF1.'
Nervous TWitching -Startng-
Isi CougtiTpatiJn--frf1tabl bls Ten parsed
iness-DepraFed Flntulenca-ploat-
ed and Irregular BOWels-Unp plsasaEt Dfeams--
Pains In Uterine OrEans-N Num5neE and Pains IN Limbs
- Sold BY City Druggists and odcine dealorsthrough
out the country, ni 4 faa. no rf.e t..-l lna
'rF- For Medicines or Agencies. address
=. s-..r X b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
noVi2:dEW Generat Agent for Ohio
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
GoQL DeaIere

c. J-HUssET (Pittsirhl J. O. HUssET GEo. SINCLAIR.
I HUsSETS & CO.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers IN PITTSBURGH. SALINE
WILLIE and STRIP VEIN GOALS Also, Nut COAL
for Smihing. Once and Yard the East Side OF the
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. r Coal Pier Cleveland Ohio
~ Orders len al hUssEV McBRIDE's (Winsl0W
Warehousel viii rseeive prompt attention decl1
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MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
H Of decIetsl order sale Issued from the Court Of
Con mon Pleas Of Cuyahoga Couat Ohio. the suit Of
Thomas PrltehaTd against Walter J. Allen and Others
to direci ed shall expose for sale ct the door the
Court House corner Of Senec1 and Champla1 IN the
City Of Cleveland, in ssid County the 24h day Of
March, 1880 az O'Clock p Of said daY, the following
described lsnds and tenements, TO wit Situate In the
township Of Brooklyn, CuyahOga County. Ohio and is
known as lot No Us Hiram Stons's addition to Ceve-
land crmposed Of original Lots Nos. s. g. in said
Brooklyn township Said lot is 69 10 " feet front Col
umbus street, and 47 and 92 feet deep the south line
aud l5 and 5l3 feet deep along Erin avenue, and 6s
feet wide on The west end; Appraised Ct Sl20.
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EORTHFRN TRANSPORTATION CaMPlNT
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lsks
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tn weekly Week. to to oGDEESBUReH, oswEGo. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TTi-WeeklJ to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and intermediate Ports.
= Properly CONSIGNED delivered tr care vii 70
ceIve prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
- Passengers viii be tieketsl through al drsctOlI
at the lowest rates 7" t..
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Rail Roaas.
185N-R0

. -. ~ .4COti-~OUo y e4 q
Cleveland, Celumhas / Clnfianall Railroad
s'
=. - WINTER AHRANt5F57i5 4 - -
mN AND AFTER MONDAY Nov.
n I559, Passenger raiaslssgS ClsTsla5i g.
7s0A-M. CinsiB1paii EzRrsz Sisppg q Bsrsa. jrsf-
Z lem shelby alda 81 Ftaionl souih of s6eil,,
stJ = d Ci1e1al t fa1erug ,gtgpunF y Iif o.
tlOns between ClsTelald and 6allion a15 ii
! CardinEt0n and DelzWare; also, aiopune II
a7ll Leave ralsanrg 2 g - acufh of 6aliou
gAsIsY, sGdusky, MSasssid nd Newark RaiFoad fsl7
u Elansi6ld NJ Eerne1, Newark, zanssEills, a.
SfsliAef Fittgburgh IT Wayne and ChicaES Baslr0ad
/ - l9r Forest Z pr gaadaHky, pslphOg, Lima u
Z .4c1 Mefas. e, Chicssat ee Hesi, hlt Ea1t
aA aAd 81llsfonzz4 Rsiraad Ine s0r laIion, Bells,
z g ls iqnal9s, eldneY Vutca, Mtncis, indianapgls
J ~ ere hHrts, glnesalsS, Evansyiils, Loai5Fiils
3lEof 81 Llli1, se. .i' a..a=a .1r r..a.e
DPAsA g gsliel a9d Cl9einnA Llae,igE Springfield, o.
= i elauaDolis forIe Hante, 81 Is0uiI aes fsa = Il
3..r Cnftnnati villa the Ohio 3 hIsEsIioui 3ail-l
go tS-a iof Loais8l anq az pcdnts on ne Ohis
CslEzbus, Litlls Miami end Coluzabua ma Yssia 7sil
Toad, foE Nsnia, Dayton, Indi1aap0iis, fsrro
Haato, 81 L0ais, Morrow, Ii5Fslani aili flIn--
ciunati, and with the Ohio and d Irgigsippf Fafl-
I Ioad - 1lncis1ati feT AouisEilla. Eganglilii
eeiro, g L9lils snd AZ % ntl On TIE ohiorFsI.
Cola11l9, Genifel ono helfod lof Newark Zanessins
49, Wheeling, &C.; ColurnbuI, Pioas ani Tadiann
Railroad for Pqua, Ur0ana, ke-
FOr Tickets 10 all points and inf5Fmaticn ap5lV n
The Union Ticket oce 81 saperorStEsst ne Pas
: - n e 9. FIISF, sz5srnssaasat.
.
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Boots an6 Shoes.

uUETT, ,BURGETT&CO WHOLE
Al SALE DEALERIN BOOTS SHOES, AND Bro
7ANs Ne 81 WatoTst, few dOoTssouth ofthe PostOne
Cleveland o.
3. Will. uUHfR UBalTRt lRA ADg NJ
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Sale Of Real Estate BY OFdeF Of Court.
ON THE 19TH nav

" $780, alto O'Clock A. M, at the door ef the Court
House the Public Square, in the city Of Cleveland,
Cuyahoga County Ohio will be sold 10 the highest bidder
the following described real estate the property Of ohn
Granger, deceased to-W Situate in the city of oeve-
land said County. and known part OF original lots
Nos and 10 in sid city Of Cleveland bounded SOUTH
efY Lake street. westerly By the essery line Of land
mery contracted by John Andrews Joseph Isee. and
which Is liz parallel with and fifty feet distant north
sagery, from the nOrheaserly sdB Of Seneca street,
northerly by line parallel with Lake street, and eight
rods distant theTeom and eastery by line parallel with
west line and y feet therefrOm and being fifty feet
wide and eight rods deep, less. Appraised at
$1,000.
Terms Of sale will be made known on day Of sale
LUCY GRANGER, Guardian
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
tFrom the Gazette Of March l2l
PROVISIOFa--bloSI pork IN less demand, and withou
sales LARD doll and offered a &l9l0Ac.
TIoURLeIS but selling q fUll prices. Super
hna So 6gd5 60; extra S. 7s06,e0.
%HEAT-Fim at 1901 80 for white. and sl.2SsI,2s
for q.
coRN-Ear Corn is in good demand and hrni shsnsdis
oAIzln Fopd dsmlhd, with au advance Of le; closing
RYE-Firmst Slos s0SIlo5
5AHLEf-Bir inn a f5l9e9c for prime fall.
gAhhhh-tnnl e. lo7lc for summer cured Western Asi
BUTTER-Dull, hssvy Ghd nnshanEsd. - -i
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE BAILROAD.
1859 & go. 1859 & go

CLEVELAND AND ERiR RAIhR0AD.
1859 & go. 1859 & 60
~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ Iaih, 1859, PASSENGER Trains VIII f5loHs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1910 A. M Ia Express Train. Stopping e. AL statiors
cept Wickins, Mel tor. Perry UnionFille and Saw
brock. and arrives e Erie l:s4 P. NJ DunkiTk G.15
p. NJ, Budao sos P. H.
81 p 4. Accommodation Train for Consauts sfoppin
at all RaY stations.
900 p NJ Night Express Train Stopping Il PaiHssvls
AahtEbuia CO1neau1 and GTard only, and arrives at
Ere Rs35 A. d., Dunkirk 2;l0 A. NJ Buffslo ~
LEAVE ERIE.
3.l5 A. H. Night Express Train, Stopping Girari Coz
neaut, Ashtabula and PainesV1lls only, and arrive
At Cleveland T:05 A. N.
3l5 P. n. DaV kLpress Train, stopping all sEfionsaI
cept SaYbroOk, UniOnviile, Perry, Mentor Wick
life and arrive at CieVelsnd I:05 P. M
Accommodation Train Will leave Con1eaut at SD A. NJ
stopping AZ al stations, and arrive NJ Cleveland $40
A. n.
AL the trains going WestEaEd connect at ClsTsand with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincunah &c.
&C; and all the trains gong Eastward connect at
DunkTk with the trains Of the New York CsntTal Euf-
falo and New York City RairOsds
Cleveland. NV. l4h. 1850,
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REHHER OF rHE cLEHEL.awD WHOLESALE
PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK END
INC MARCH 70, lseO. r....fr..... =.
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WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,

By the Committee al hs Fair Of the American Institute in
New York the National FAIR held st Chicago; and at
all the principal State FaS held the past seasons proving
haNnnd dnnhI thai the
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JOHN GRANGER, Deceased.
Cleveland, March ]. 1850 mar7;27l
Peter A. BishOP, Plth. Bsi0Te r HssssRmgSllsT,
Justice Of tha Peac9fOr CleVe-
Wallace Csmpbell, Dsft land Township, Cuyasoga Co.
Ohio On the 5th day Of March, A. d. 1880 said Justice
fed an order of atitachent IN hs above action for
sum Of sixty eight and eightv-one hundrsdth dollars.
1NGERSOLL KINSMAN,
cleveland. March ?, ls6o;277. Pitts Attys.
NOTIOE.--THE UNDERSIGNED
IN has been duly Gppoated and qualified Assignee in
trust benefit Of the cred tors Of Valentine D0e
WEIGH and George F DOJtefwsch, Of the city Of Cleveland
Cuyshoga county Ohio; late constituting the firm Of
uOterweich Son. Creditors Of said individuals or firm
20 t. +. NICOLA.
Cleveland Ohio. February a 1850 feb25 at:sW
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TlHE DEFENDANT, w, r. NOR
TON, viii take notice that at my instance on the I'd
day Of January 1850 the named Justice Issued
order attachment against he goods chaela and credits
Of said defendant IN the above tiled claim
against him IN favor for the sum eight dollars 30
the IN day Of March. lsoo at O'Clock A u.
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eE0. D. JawErr, sea. N.M. wArEan.r, Pres.
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Eggn Hudehopari tlalntii, bedea seymour
II SeymonI, Smith Grhlth, r. v. Yates, Asa 81 assn-
GER The h7nuias iuTsrs Bs I At Birmingham, oonBse-
February "a. 1s8s ri GARTER & THAYER.
s.. ..t1... lHH..H r. y Attys for PHI p I'r.

" P. HoRToE. PlRiaiid, Before s.gaIl E0lam5s EIQ
W R NoiT6E, Defendant nnd, Cayshcga COUNTY Ohio
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which bpud leomD burning
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
MASTERIS SALE.-In nnrsnanco

-, :, AdminiatEa.oI Of James Town, deeeas.a
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Cash CAPITAL and Surplus, July lst, 1859,
.--s s28O,S61.e0.
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CHEESE-Is in moderate home demand at
range Of exc for fair W. R. to lOo for prime heavy.
EGGS-HaYe improved. and are selling at 1ska
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-25
Stanley q Nimmols Paeksry.

We had the pleasure Of attending, on Christmas
lAy, ia company with few invited guests, Christ
dnnor, given BY the proRrietors OF this extern
size establishment to their operatives. numbering.
We believe some eighty or ninety msn, The table
was about one hundred feet in length, anl sprea in
the second story Of the msiR battling.
Al tao O'eOok, the bell summoned all parties 10
the feast-aRd feast trulyit was, for set before US
ia magnificent ahunlanse, were "dsh, flesh and fowl, "
the substance u life with every variety Of sweetmeas
and leeaoies 10 match, all too having air OF neat
ness aud care RESEMBLING boQuet 10 sohs ten Ter
bride, or a happy peoples oilering In eommenorl-
ton II the lay that gave our nation birth, No kid
gloyel aris05racy nor sWeel milliUnair.es, searee
knowing how they are tel, were there 10 cock their
useless n0sos In slckly m0lkery at ihe hardy sons
who alone keep the world in mOIlsn-hnt men with
salWart arms and cheeks relOent with the helllhand
happiness that aeti life alone can give, rendered
the scene grand exhibition Of tbs nobility of labor
No baohanallan OUTLAW nor vulgar wit was heard, u
disturb and put 90 the blush the dignity that attach
g 10 true gentty, hut modest rcseryo-an unHs-
slmel pride perNaled the whole assembly, pride
Of conscious merit The scene passed on quiet y,
without the assistance Of police, and We hope that
each succeeding Christmas bay may bring about a
repetition Of the scene Of happiness, s0hrety, and
tranquility that characterized the oicaslun and rs
participants,
While On the subject, we may as well state that the
slaughtenng at this establishment j. now pretty well
oyer-fdur thousand head Of cattle having been
hutchered for the season. Aud TO show with what
dispatch they transact business, will state the fact
that the morning OF the 9th ult, found them with
III head Of cattle in the pen, and at o'clock on the
evening OF the same day every beef was hutchered,
nicely cleaned quarterel AMI hanging In the cooling
room. The reputation Of this establishment with IT,
extensive anl convenient arrangement, has gone
abroad. Men of experience, who have visited the
hest arranged paekcres Ia the world, pronounce IL.
whole construction unsurpassed by any thing Of the
Kind IN the country, Their cstorns ARE capacntcd
to hold At the same time, two thousand head Of SIX
year oil cattle, and every other arrangement is
scale Of equal magnitude, Their pumps ARE 50 mr.
ranged Ms TO conduct water from the bayou to every
department. enabling them to keep all things Os clean
aud nice MS their pride, comfort fancy may die
tate. II is styled by competent judges model pack
cry, and. we have no doubt, justly So Their beef,
we understand has commanded the highest price in
both the New York and Liverpool markets. aud, ii is
well known, has secured an cnviable reputation
wherever 1t Is known. This Is their second season,
and II is to be hoped that each succeeding will
bring to them enlarged profits and extended repu-
taon.--JcDersoa GGsehe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-25
Young John Brown

curious affair took place in Quincy, Mass, on the
day of the execution of John Brown in Virginia,
which came having tragical termination. There
is boy, aged about ii years, named John Brown.
residing in the town, and several boys in the neigh
borhood concluded that he ought to be tried for trea
SON. They accordingly put him through the regular
forms of trial. He arragned in due form, was
allowed counsel Gunior,) and after patient investi-
cation Of the case, he adjudged guilty, and
fenced to be hung. The boys placed Brown upon a
barrel under tree, fastened slip around his
body, enclosing his arms, and fastened the rope to
limb of the tree. They then kicked the barrel from
under him, aud young John Brown was nearly
launched into eternity, for the rope slipped up and
caught the young gentleman by the throat lie was
now in perious situation, and his thoughtiess COM
panons we're frightened by the blood that few from
his nostrils in stream, and away from the scene
rs fast rs possible. Fortunately for young Brown,
,rona In hnusc near lIr ran ont With biz caring
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-25
REAGAN on nousros's snouLprns-Ecee homo

$50 his persisting in urging the claims of Judge
Reagan after his intoxicated refusal to eat barbecued
pig with the hero upon whose shoulders he had rode
the slave trade con;rabandists, not giving the
excuse, for refusing the feast, that he had married
wife, bought six yoke of oxen, but that he adhered
to the '' Organization -IHtelligeRcer.
The reverse Of the picture is true-HOuston on
Reagan's shoulders riding into office, cnging to him
like the Old Man Of the Sea to Sinbad the Sc ilor,
cngng with such tenacity that he would not be shs-
ken off. But the fate of the old Man of the Sea
awaits him, now that he is dislodged from Reagan's
shoulders his veto of the Relief Bill for the Pre-
emptionists viii do the work for the Old Hero. Rea-
gan did well to shake him of at last, after he
Ind crossed the river-betier late than never. But
De fannx cspest Of Reagan Housien's shoulders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-25
The Speakership.

THE QUESTION SETTLED.-Not the Speakership
(more's the py,) but the fact that " Colossal Jack
is the tallest and best endorsed Democrat in Con-
gress. Almost Observation-Disclosures
But not quite. Since the Doth ballot, on the 9th
January the Sith the 18th, has been held and the
Colossal " is not quite tall. He received on that
ballot only 10 votes if Jack is growing at ALL it is
like the cows tail-having rather downward ten
dency. Jack has not yet reached Wilson's VOTE
viii the Intclligencer fecitate itself that the anti
Lecomptontes endorse jacks squatter sovereignty
notions?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-25

DGsAsTRoUs FIRE IL IoUsroS.-A very destructive
FIRE broke cut in the Cotton Warehouse of T. W.
Whitmarsh, Houston, on the morning of The 10th
inst which completely destroyed the building, togeth-
er with some 2500 bales Of cotton. The FIRE was evil
IDENTIFY the work Of incendary, as it was seen to
blrst cut at five six different places in the Ware
house at the same time. Every effort was made by
the citizens aud the FIRE companies to step the spread
Of the destructive element, but all they could do was
to eonne it TO The Warehouse. The loss is set down
BY the Telegraph At he large sum Of Sl3s000, and
on this there vas little insurance. The cotton
consumed a owned principally BY planters on whom
less vii nainiy fix and the Telegraph adds that