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New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
lntcrnal Reprnne.

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OLYMPIC THEATER.
MATINEE NsTTyFF THIS THIS BAY DAY ATss AFs
THE NEW AND SUCCESSFUL VERSION
Win h' ''AA' VI" COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
MACBETH ............ GEO l. FOX
LOCKS ORIGINAL MUSIC.
to the oT4fST and PoPEL4R MUSIC Additional vocal talent ha
been expressly en fP for Mf4Gf5 NJ ss stf9 coRGsEs
MATISEEs OF MACBETH, .,-, s,,-,-on,v
SEATS SECURED Pw6 WEEKS M il Dv1ScE the Box oa
and at the Theater Ticket ohee, ia BroaiWay
KELLY & Icons MINSTRELS,
IN 40 BROADWAY
FROW-FROW.
The greatest known the hi'toEg n Of M7srs
LEON AS ,no,- ,,no,r
FROW-FROW, fhONFhoNl
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
81 CREAM DE Ia cnshM oY MTNsTRELsy, Att.
sTScT % wo RE hRMFG RENaR f ss @ SckG Artist
san rEiIH ERANcSGS TG96R MISSrkkLS LOVELY SCREAMS
IL Rour.eentb.t., opposite the Ac.dsny Of Masis;o Masis;
MONDAY, April la is79 81 and Sys EVERY EVENING
GREAT % S & y5aFTT s. TEogrE Ess.s5 Franc.
THE GENUINE Erfl'fS sszsisH BALLET
the oussS sGo4sTS e GymnAssa
the wonderful Jugger Of the age.
Mr.. q. N JESTER,
great Ventnlsqust.
Mr. SIDNEY FRANKS,
the only living OF the late Fam C0gelL
Mr. H W. HENDERSON,
o PINE and Harrison Opera Troupe
NJ W. HAMILTON,
Operafic Baritone
THE SISTERS LEILA AND FLORENCE
Burlesque Aristes.
Mss CLARA VERNON,
Prma Donna Soprano and Bdrlesqae Actress
EMMA Afford,
Bursque and TerI~iehOean Artistic.
Mr.. WM TANNER,
and celebrated Performing Troupe Of DOGS and MOSkEfs
Including BLONDIS BTH6RDO and LE0rARD.
RI MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock
CTEINWAY HALL.
y GRAND VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
FOR THE BRNBFrr OF TIiB CUBASS,
FRIDAY EVENING, April p, 1870.
Kindly consented 70 sppesr
mssADELAlDE PHILLIPS, Ms HENRIETTA BBEbh mr CAR
Los WERNER. sig. PIETRO FERRANTI senor ANTONIO L.
MORA tie great 0spist SIG. ADOLPH RANDOLPl, Sig u. g.
ROMBYN HRSToR PALMA CUBAN VoiIis sg e. ABEhLB, has
cal Director
Admission (lrcluiing reserved seats), One Dollar -
had the Ticket OHce ia Broadway at al the
Music and at the Box Office day Of Concert
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INDIANA STATE STOCK.-Notice is hereby
yn holders Of Indians Five Per Cent q STATE stock
that the State Debt Sinking Fund Commissioners WILL tie hr day Of
July redeem said Certificates full in tie orer OF their pre-
senaon the Office Of the Agent Of No q Pne New York
Hoiers Of who desire surrender Certificates for payment
required nJs the Agent Of State before e 2 Of June
next By order Of state Fund Commissioners
Indianapolis, April Q. 1870 J. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
COTTON MARKFTS.

yFvOFgtvs Ar l9Coaon frn and in r dem1n Nj iiIngs,
20 ss-s bales receipts 1889 bales, coastwe ~ bales
aoA IsG bales eTorTo Liverpool 2O7 bales stock, l54y
kAe@
CHARLEs-ov S. c. April s-Coon firm and IN good demand
ling 2l c sale, 2oO bales receipts, llO baes stock, Ho
laea
S5EPoLE april l9-Coon unchanged. low Mdiue 2 ale
bales bales. sock. 81 bales
riTiNoKE. Apr lCotoD uclsucst Ml1lus zsc sales l9l
recc pts, - talesi STOCK, 4,lY5 bales
April C0tOu has advanced on fhe higher rraies Good
llay. 5sc sales 90 bavs receipts 40 besi eXpOItscoastwe
ble. stock, a SO bales
iorILR Ala April l9Coton quiet and ai7i Mdilng 2ic
y bales; receipts, AZ baesi expOrs-to NeT-Oeans 20 osei
6 81 N3 bales
,saSSAB Apr le-Cotton fair demand: Mllings file
81 bales receipts, $40 bal-si stock 81 75i bales.
fsroS Apn BCoton que but stea4yi ilEngs 23sc sales
{ bLes Ie-eq, bales stock, II, GOV bales
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81 NnkllS.
prrETpTS OLE PROnTCE.

n y
Ayxu ls-l pigs Ashes 2Pkgs BeeswsI 9g77 bales Cotton
s1 49, plorr Wheat 40 bnsh. Corn 31B bush
% ~ 6ab Grss. see $40 hush Peas 100 bags Cora Meal IS
- Srrs rurpeurs l53 bbs Tar S53 bbS Rosn. lO6 b1a
| a. rk Cut Meats 90 pkgs Lard g kegs Lard SO pk Butter
- ukg Chtse 2s5j Ut Eggs 20 pigs IaoE 81 b1s larl
a ~ p-a Frut bbs Copper 25 bb Whisky, u bales DOL
, hics Heup q tAes Hops % sides leaher l2 Hides "a
= Hg 10 HIS Tobacco boxes Tobacco, 30 pkgs Rice
s rkrs Sa-cb, IO6 bas Peanuts 25 bags PecAn pAga
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

GRAND BAZAAR ,noy
THE SHELTERING ARMS,
CRIPPLED 1scUnABhE Aiyf" lSD DESTITUTE CHILDREN
THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMoRY
Broadway 6th-ave, 18Th and 8th-ss
The Bsuar held for The purpose of making $4,000 with which to
p 6I With Nd Saue aDs a he Executive Committee announce a, matter
o. PSSlyS Y4yY.YGRD 3fia --''
GOVERNORS ISLAND BANDS
have kindly offered alternate afternoons
LANDER's BAND SiT attend syery eysq7g v9ng =, rv,,prp
for the oF0T This department Of the BsH.aI win se constantly
supplied from the choicest sEETsSd ETif Arms '' 'a
9th Regimen. AnOy Broadway and srhave and Thiy
GALLERY OF PIcTuREs Consisting Of two hundred Painting, H
ieres will make this feature Of Ba1a1f Many pictures
Uu5 SI 5w saf o having
se aw % s iS1s @ i n SS s sa % %. % Ssa four paint
'nsA ADMISSION TO PICTURE GALLERY IS CENTS.
RESTAURANT p1der the sharE of TIR0wn I S and experienced
caterer Will supply al that st. can fo be fG c MI n 10 sh hH
Admission Is cents until O'clock .er that time 50 cent?.
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ.
GRAND CONCERT
BENEFIT ez TIE GEFMAY HOSPITAL.
SUNDAY EvEsrsa GhisM4L APRIL n aAI 10 AT O'CLOCK
MIS- 'AA"A fh'''' ''A Ms. ANNA MBHIIG Pi.nis.e
And other soloists and full Orchestra
The programme viii comprise among Others following compost
"Ds Alexander Fest" .ors,OrO Handel
In Flat and Orchestra Lsrt
Chorus.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION. N...as......................sl
RESERVED SEATS. Extra
G. sCHIRMER's Music Store, FOL Broadway.
And srEtNWAY HALL.
THR ENTIRE GROSS REsEIPTs WILL BE DEVOTED TO rHE
GERMAN HOSPITAL FUND.
Mrs. EDWARD J. LODER.
vi COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
sTBINWAY HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING April n.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
MIS- NETTlR STERLING
MIR :. b. MILLS.
Mr. g. W MORGAN and others
Tickets s9i for sale at the Music Stores
EREE EXHIBITION, GALLERY OF ART, No.
s45 BROADWAY Magnificent display Of American fruits and
foven by BROWN Tie most brilliantly painted collection of
ou delicious heretofore oseei the public
and EVENING at BARkERs GALLERY No ss Broadway
opposite WslAeks
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-The
~ Pory-hnh Annual EXHIBITION Of PICTURES aud sCULP
TUREs opend and evening Tsent hr .la Fesrhsse
nN FREE EXHIBITION,
" AT GOUPILS Fnhaye and Twenty second-st
FOR PBW DAYS ONLY
BRArNs famous Autetype Of Pas fac mies o AL the dr~ns
6 beginning om Perugno Raphael &c dosn to
ali the Gaes of Bnrepe The
yeune, Forence Man Basel Venice sar Wemar Rome
tenon Views of Switzerland France Italy well
known throughout The word also the sae ChAe b. Michael Angelo
a. before exhibited
CTEINWAY HALL. TONIGHT.
- GRAND PRoGRiMMK FiEST.CIAss ARTISTS
wEBRRs AND MEgDRLssonNs CONCKRrOS
beas seuisd 81 TIC Hail. iOi. 49, ia Broadway
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Ayr,, -

ne MARKET for BEEF Cattle ssles Of 100
Effected principally Coany Western
good and from l 70 lOie q b for
C0uu0n sold At from Sc. 70 1.c Y n, gross
Sheep good and 800 bead changed
81 y 7ic Tor clipped 7.c h gross soo Sheep
Hoes TIN also sctye and former prices wen
uAh8ed Nearly head sold from 3 Sl4 y
Get
C0vers change In this nsrket $50 head sold
ranging S40 go for spngers, and from S4S S6e
foI COW an c4K
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

VI, or,ry 10 sAscs hFh aud in demand some "sssrn % iows
Law Ph av stl sarcey ans food sold Al l6o 10 WHO pigeons
soruIri In tm receayng 20 oon uanhs e
qsv shou he tnt picked snd paeke IN loe p n.
w-e - - cvr % 4nc to-day sand snipe sold al 6zi fioVer
o. NJ srs ducs 81 49, al Wgeon al 50c q pair We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90 1s7"
Tnn ArBAx1 AVID sr.ouEHAss, R,nso.p Co., p,

TORS of the Albany and SusqukannA Railroad COMPANY the fol-
lowing adopted:
Resolved That the Stockholders Of this Compsny be requested to
the Office Of She Consny in the City % Albany the third day
May 1870 fy of properly Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
hereby certify the above to be true eTac from The minutes
". L NJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

" ROAD Coupons Sterling Bonds aud Interest Bonds Of
this COMPANY l5O will paid English holders olee
Of NJ 1AMPSON Co. Qgee9sst London; TO hoders in the
York holder the Southern States ai the Office Of the Company
Mobile WILL0UGHBY Secretary and Treasurer Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Co
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING In BRO0KLYa.

Joshua M. Van Cott ON Tom Fields, Tweed
and Sweeny.
mass meeting Of the republicans of Brooklyn
was held last evening at the Clermont Avenue
Rink, under the auspices OF the Twentieth
Ward woodrord and Kaufman Club. The
rink was well flied by an intelligent audience.
among whom were noticed q great many ladies.
parade Of the war veterans Club OF the ward % pre-
vious to the meeting, and great enthusiasm pre-
The meeting was called TO order at about eight
O'Clock by MT. CoSKLIN SMITH, who named Mr.
Van Cott was chosen unanimously, and, on taking
the chair, made speech, thanking the meeting
Es ns o he en
luded to the act OF Congress for the prevention OF
frauds at the ballot box. In this connection the
States Circuit Court yesterday when the prisoner
Terence Quinn was ssentenced for repeating at
Mr.. Terence QUINN" continued the speaker, 'was
Mr.. Tom Fields, OF the New York Park Commission.
paE % h S
it-a man now holding high office In the city OF
New York and handling the funds Of the city Of
sentence fell from the Judges lips, Mr.. Fields ten
derly put out his hands and drew Mr.. Terence
words, words but i have no doubt what the the words
naVs s co%s MSsd to say ns a4sf
service-in the service OF the Ring. We have
plenty OF public money under our control. You are
ordered by the court to pay the of this prose-
I cution Wen share with you In this sentence to
the extent Of paying the costs for you. 1t Will
| not <te inc0nvenent FOR us to pay the costs,
and 1t will not be quite convenient for Tweed, my
Penitentiary. SO, Quinn, we'l pay the costs Of the
4 prosecution and you'll have to serve out the two
years In the Penitentiary" Mr. Van Cott then dis
cussed the local issues OF tho campaign, and In re-
ferring to the nomination Of Old Whiting for Con.
| gress by republican reform club' In opposition
to the regular republican candidate, Mr.. Il. ID. Web
ster, characterized 1t as o sham and fraud-a plan
/ to elect the democratic candidate.
series Of resolutions ratiying the State and Local
| nomlnations after which letter from General Ben
jamin Butler was read, In which he stated his in
ability to bc present In response to invitation
/ The letter was dated at Boston.
| Speeches were subsequently made by Mr.. Sigis
mund Kaufman, General Swift and others, and thl
| meeting adjourned amid great enthusiasm.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
NEW TAMMANY HALL DEMOCRATIC REFORM
ASSOCIATION.

A meeting or the above named association was
held on last evening at Masonic Hall (Roosevets,,
Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. Owing
to the fact OF the meeting not having been
advertised the attendance was small, but
perhaps what Is Of more importance, what
1t lacked In quantity was more than ade-
quately made up by Equality. The audience Jap
peared to be all-powerful as regards dollars and
CENTS and announced through It's oiIlcers Its de-
termination TO stop at no sacrifice 10 obtain Its
ends-the breaking Of the Tammany ring and the
pnrging the city OF corruption. The object of the
association was briefly stated by Mr.. Jacob Cohen,
President. He expatiated largely on the quail
ties of John 7. Hoffman, whose nomination
he endorsed. and was appauded by the members.
he did not hold the same ideas on the democratic
nominations for the city for the State as he was
for Ledwith. He censured the alliances formed be-
tween Tammany and the republicans, as also be-
tween the Young Democracy ana the republicans. He
remembered the antecedents OF the republicans,
and should Ledwilh form any connection with
them he would cast them overheard But should
the report circulated regarding him tLcdwith) be
false ne would spare neither expense nor trouble,
but would 70 among his friends and would visit the
houses Of the people from the basement 10 tue attic
seeking out votes FOR LedwItI.a NeH
Other speakers followed, among whom were Mr..
J. David and Colonel Slone, the latter or whom ad
vocated no person. but requested his audience to
sacrice an individual to the party Upon the issue
OF THIS ELECTION. no said, depends those OF '72. lie
prophesied that J. T. Holman will be the successor
70 think before @ taxing the nsi leap 6nsss they they
t6gst0d the Dayonet by the ballot, adieu to the
rights Of citizens; the fate Of France awaited this
'S"sSi so%mls.ee q I've ssI appointed to wait on
VIII sne republicans After which tho nic.s:ng ad-
ivHlne0 v4W s0-morl0w evening.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
ANOTHER CLEVELAND HORROR.
A Ficnd Throws Bis Child Ont Of n Window
and Beats His Wife to Death.

[From the Cleveland Leader, October 29.l
morning Ioud CRIES moaminos and vroans s' comneS @
with fearful oaths ana imprccattons. were heard
issuing from one Of the numerous snanties around
Lighthouse street Hill. At about i've O'Clock the
noise ceased, and we were informed by the neigh
bors that everything was silent until daylight.
Johnny Callahan, was thrown out OF this shanty by
his stepfather In the midst OF the storm aud forced
70 seek t resi- DOWN WIN s ms sH
the cIIild returned with trembling steps to the
shanty when an appalling sgnt met mis- view. Lis
about her body were aters torn from her dress and
knots OF hair wrenched from her head. Four chill.
dren were sleeping IN the room, the youngest Of
father sat in chair asleep. and four little childrcn
were there N the presence Of dead mother. Ths
hands ana found Them cold; Her haggard appear:
es ss q sss
beaten G to to death by her second husband, Anthony
Moran. The only child by her nrst husband. named
Callahan had been cast into tle street N the mid
asan sa Afn The us accused denies the alleged sI csms
Sovs os 1sss %ss noy sys all srosS the ns
rally admitted that the TWO drank great deal aud
asaTreled sId S @ wens 70
FROM this room into the room where his wife was
sleeping has marks on It ss Il having been cut and
Moran broke through this door TO get at his wife.
Another fact In the case which would Indicate
foul play, Is the speed which the husband manifested
in trying to dispose OF the body OF his vile. He In
sisted that she should be buried yesterday and wont
to tho ,narmary department where he obtained "a "a
informed them yesterday morning that his wife must
be buried in few hours. - 4
every preparation for q wake last night but rne
body was taken over TO H0wlands, where 1t remain
ed during the night. Coroner Schcnck will hold
an Inquest this morning. Hm 4fstlt
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
ADMIRAL ,oAHLGReN's WILL.
The Rronxo staialvsi Of His Son /

The RrOnzO Stutne OF His Son Uric.
The will Of the late Admiral John A. Dahigren
dated December I, 1866, was FLED and admitted to
probate in tho Orphans Court OF the District OF Co
lumba, aud letters OF administration, with VIII an
nexed, were issued to his widow, who gave pond In
900. THIS will commences as fOllOws:-"Being
about to leave the United States op public duty In
foreign seas and being In sound health OF mind aud
body, for which the Merciful Creator be praised, 1t
seems to me citing that should declare my wishes
In regard to the little property which possess' lie
then disposes Of his property and directs that z
bronze statue be erected over the gravo OF my dearly
beloved son. Uric DahlRren, and 70 his HISTORICAL
yindication from the base asporsions OF those who
c6untenanced tile savage barbarlty with which hiD
my descendants that they shall spare no means or
efforts to carry out this purpose, which still nope
God may grant me life to DO myself.' Nts
He bequeathed tho whole OF bis property to his
daughter Eva slnce deceased>, inclnding hie claim
on the government for the use OF tho Dahigren gun
own llving-and states that the wll was made with
the appreciation Of hs wife. 9 Mtt
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

No Business Of Importance. but Lots Of Conn
motion.
The Republican General Committee held meeting
last evening corner OF Twenty second street and
broadway, General Cochrane In the chair.
communication was received from the First AS
semby District Republican Association, announcing
that Nathan Kingsley, ST., had been expelled from
the association and that DR.. James Kennedy had
been appointed 10 his place. The communication
was received and DR.. Kennedy declared one OF the
faithful. p
The Treasurer remarked that 1t was proper for
him TO state that the usual circulars had been
out to get funds to carry the deasn OF the associa
tion into effect at the coming election aud that
liberal responses had been made.
The Chairman read communication, enclosing
resolution from Secretary D0ty, Of the State Com
mittee, inviting the sore heads to appear and pre-
sent their views As to the reorganization OF The re-
publican party In the city The Chairman remarked
that the State C0mmlLtee had been "seenn and that
1t had been informed that no action would be taken
as to the reorganization Of the party until alter the
election.
The committee then adjourned without transacting
any business of Importance. They Will meet again
next Saturday.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

WESTERN EMIGRATION FROM THR SoUrH.-Nearly
oil the interior papers OF West Tennessee and North
Mississippi mention that movers In wagons are pass
ing through dinerent places going west OF the Mls
Carolina. ana the lever end 81 East tennessee
fiscen wagons passed through Holly Springs IN one
day besides the women, children and dogs, there
were aixtee,, stout, grown Ineh--inen who are
workerA ana WIN make good citizens in any com
mupjtA
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
THE BRooKLYH ELECTION.
Orders to the POlice-NO Partisanship.
Chief OF Police Campbell issued the following order
to the captalns OF the various precincts yesterdaY

to the captains OF the various precincts yesterday
GENERAL ORDER 10.
OFYIUR or THE CHIEF OF PoLICE j
HsMe5eH or THE CITY OF BROOKLYN}
BEooKLrN, Nov. 4 1870.
Captain -, precinct - tNf -
You will Tuesday, November inst, order the whole
your on sunrse except those detailed
by the Chief Of Police for that day You will take
caution 10 the around the polling places
keep egress and ngess 10 them open that every citizen
entitled TO vote may have opportunity to do 90 In
safety. You wiz see tha. your telegraph Instrument
day In OF serious disturbance while the eecto
y going will notify this olce You will that th
"ball0 boxes properly labelled and that they dis
rbItsd a. the places IN your precinct before
sons acting chaenRers in the proper discharge of their
duty. You will direct the patr0msn duty a the polling
places allow citizens be At the the
voes but under circumstances win they tczens) be
permitted interfere with the In the discharge
their duty. PATRICK OAMPBELL, Chief Of Police.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
POLITICAL NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Massachusetts, radical candidates for Con.
gress endorse each others character, but not their
parsr: 49, 'efe- ''ssv
naturalization business is dun in the Boston
courts. The .HuD' has lta Iull quota Qf uaturss
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

Perry. whose vile had eloped with a young man
named Howe, compromised the matter aftor over.
adultery. by selling his child for nve dollars and 10
unfatthful mother for ap old shot gun 70 the uasa
MQpr
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneous
4 38 Mews Itsma

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twensyfou hours In com.
parison with the corresponding day or last year AZ
Indicated by tho Thermometer Ct Hudnuts nh.,-
macy. HERALD Building corner Of Ann street.. p.@'
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

Average temperature Tor corresponding date "
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

Justice Hogan yesterday committed James smith
or 80 Beach street, for having stabbed In the aida
with knife Sandy Saxon, q colored man. or II
Moore street. BROOKLYN, e. ID. k
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

CClonel Cavanagh, of the Slxty-ntnth regiment,
states that the regiment a. an organization. had
nothing to do with the transfer OF the lease OF the
Cooper Institute Hall last evening to the republicans
Captain Lyddy, q new member OF the rcgmont.
hired the hall on his own account. ana any dispO-
stion he may have made OF IL was done entirely
upon MS own responsibility
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

The children OF the Home Industrial School held
fair yesterday, In the afternoon and evening. at
Rose Memorial chapel, 4l8 West Forty-first street.
1t was numorously attended, and the little ones en-
1oyed themselves amazingly. 1t will be continued
to-day, MNs KTE4A 41t#8t4 t48SI
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

The fair for the benefit OF the New York Found
ling Asylum-a noble and deserving charity-will be
opened on Monday next, at the armory OF tire
Twenty-sec0nd regiment. This Is one OF the most
worthy causes now being carried on In this city and
contributions are solicited. The institution mas sue
cored upwards OF 1900 innocent and abandoned
wallis OF the world during the past year. gsrrF1
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

Jacob Stewart, aged twenty, OF No. 78i Henry
street, Brooklyn, arrested by 0ficer Brush, OF the
Eighth precinct on Wednesday night. charged. in
down Casper Letville, or No. 1872 Prince
street, and robbing him OF Q watch, was yesterday
arraigned before Justice Shandlcy at JEFF
fersOn Market and committed for examination.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
AMMONIATED
ID I s $ O L " H d
BoN"Ss-

The supply of Peruvian Gunno having
become exhausted, it is necessary for th @
planting community to look for n substitute
1or THIS article, 80 cliicacious in promoting
and sustaining the growth Of cotton. The
comoihalon OF Peruvian Guano and Dis.
solved Bones has been found 10 tc the
safest and best Of all tho many. % %
offered, and wo are confident that iran
ordinary season, to use the language of Mr.
David Dickson, can never fail. In prc
scn'ing our AMMONIATED to the Planter
we but give the combination in n form
ready Tor immediate use, thus saving the
cost and trouble Of manipulation and sccur-
ing iniorminy in quality. -"
The practical results obtained from the
articles shipped by is prove them to be
superior to oil others. and in trade OK.
tending through every portion of The Colt on
Growing Regions, and, during the past five
years, consuming thousands of tons, We are
yet to hear of the first complaint "@}A
In our manufacture we discard MI mineral
phosphatcs, and rely entirely upon PuIc
Bone made readily soluble by The use of
Sulphuric Acid, The Ammonia is supplied
rom the next valuable source to Peruvian
Guano, aud in sufficient quantities to give
tho plant vigorous ana healthy growth.
the soluble bone sustaining it throughout
the seatOn.
we have no hesitation in placing this
article against any manufacture or combi-
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in its purchase in case it does not give
satisfaction.
For the character and purity of The arti.
ces shipped by us we refer to the promi
nent names nrrcnded,t hey being few Of
those who obtain their supplies from us.
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Baltimore,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

II W BA cs, 0rangcburv. 8. 4.
Col i Moore, Spartanburg, $. c.
John II Cathcart, Winnsboro, S. C.
Thomas j. Woolsidc, Grccnville, s. G..
W Bnrksdalc, Laurcns, s. &.
Gov. g II Du Pont, Quincy, Fla
George W Scott, Tallahassee, Fla
\ Given, Montgomery, Ala
N Ligh'foot Abbevillc, AM
II S Thornton, Cposa River, Ala
John Is Bilbre, Tuskegee, Ala LIB,
a B Beall, Carthage, Ala
JrMcC. Boyd, Camden, Ala
Thomas Il j Pegues Oxford, Miss
W j. Ferguson, Jackscn. Miss
u Il Eoltz. Duck Hill, Miss
W W Topp, Columbus, Miss
Dr.. } Mcconnell, Brownsville, Miss
NJ Shryock, Winona, Miss
NJ 3 Jones, Batesville, Miss
II Johnson. Brookhavcn, Miss
j \ Kennedy, Coffecyille, Miss
&C Williams, Oko.ona, Miss
} Champonois, ShuhuIa. Miss
John 5 Finley, II",ly Springs, Miss
" W Farmer, Mouroc, La
Fonnk p Stubbs,
} Green Hall, Coving'on. Tenn
W N Beck, Midllct"wn, Tenn
j. Mathews, Monte clio, Ark.
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